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Word Column
Spellings in ⟨ chevrons ⟩ have had foreign spelling influence reversed. They are spoken the same way.
Meaning Column
ᚹ = widened meaning, a meaning added to a word for the sake of Anglish.
ᚾ = discouraged, an attested meaning which I discourage for one reason or another.
ᛁ = intransitive only, a verb meaning that may not have a direct object. A plant can wax (increase in size or intensity), but it can't wax something else.
ᛏ = transitive only, a verb meaning that must have a direct object. A plant can need water, but it can't need without needing something.
᛫ = definition separator, so "᛫ a cat ᛫ a dog ᛫" shows that the word means both cat and dog.
᛬ = part of speech separator, so "᛫ a cat ᛬ to dog ᛫" shows the two definitions are different parts of speech.
Forebear Column
A tilde ~ means the Anglish word was taken directly from Modern English with no changes.
Words in [ square brackets ] are older forms of the word which did not influence the Anglish word whose entry they are a part of. They're included largely because it makes looking up words easier.
Words in { curly brackets } are words which are, for some reason, of note to the word whose entry they are part of.
Whence Column
NE = Modern English | ME = Middle English | OE = Old English | WF = West Frisian | LG = Low German | HG = High German | FK = Frankish | NL = Dutch | N = Norse | C = Celtic | I = Italic | H = Hellenic | Þ = Proto-Germanic‍ | O = other | ᚠ = from

Notes Column
PST = past tense | PTCP = past participle | TS = Thwere Spelling | ᛣ = calque

Wordbook

WORD	MEANING	KIND	FOREBEAR	WHENCE	NOTES
a	᛫ per ᛫	PREP	~	NE
abaft	᛫ in or behind the stern of a ship ᛬ behind ᛫ aft of ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
abbotric	᛫ an abbacy ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(O+E)
abide	᛫ to act in accordance with ᛫ to tolerate ᛫ to remain ᛫ to wait ᛫ to wait for ᛫ to await ᛫ to persist ᛫ to reside ᛫ to face ( in combat etc ) ᛫	V	~	NE
abiding	᛫ enduring ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
abidinghouse ⟨ abidinghuse ⟩	᛫ an almshouse ᛫ a poorhouse ᛫	N	abiding house	NE
abidingness	᛫ permanence ᛫ endurance ᛫	N	~	NE
abite	᛫ to devour ᛫ to mangle ᛫ to bite to death ᛫	V	abītan	OE
Abkhazland	᛫ Abkhazia ᛫	PN	Abkhaz+land	NEᚠ(O+NE)
abode	᛫ a place of residence ᛫ residence ᛫ a stay ᛫ a sojourn ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: abide
aboveboard	᛫ transparent ( as in not hidden ) ᛫ legitimate and in the open ᛬ openly and legitimately ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	aboveboard	NE
abraid	᛫ to move violently ᛫ to burst forth ᛫ to start up ᛫ to awake ᛫	V	abraid&abreiden	NE&ME
abreast	᛫ to make abreast ᛫ to inform ᛬ informed ᛬ parallel ᛫ alongside ᛫	V᛬ADJ᛬PREP	~	NE
abreasting	᛫ information ᛫	N	abreast+ing	NE+NE
abreethe	᛫ to degenerate ᛫ to deteriorate ᛫	V	abrēoþan	OE
abroad	᛫ in or to a foreign country ᛫ away from home ᛫ in different directions ᛫	ADV	~	NE
abrook	᛫ to endure ᛫ to tolerate ᛫	V	~	NE
abrothen	᛫ degenerate ᛫	ADJ	abroþen	OE
abrothenness	᛫ degeneracy ᛫	N	ābroþenness	OE
abuy	᛫ to suffer a penalty ᛫ to atone ᛫ to pay for something ᛫	V	abye[abīen][ābycgan]	NE	PST&PTCP: abought
abye	᛫ to bow ᛫ to bend ᛫ to turn ᛫ to inflect ( grammar term ) ᛫	V	gebīgan	OE
abying	᛫ case ( grammar term ) ᛫	N	gebīgednys	OE
achare	᛫ to avert ᛫ to turn away ᛫	V	acyrran{chēren}	OE
acharing	᛫ an aversion ᛫ a turning ᛫ a conversion ᛫	N	acyrrednes	OE
achesoothing ⟨ akesoothing ⟩	᛫ anodyne ᛫	ADJ	ache+soothing	NE+NE	SEE NOTE
ack	᛫ but ᛫ however ᛫ except ᛫	CONJ	ac	ME
ackle	᛫ frightened ᛫ terrified ᛫	ADJ	acol	OE
acknow	᛫ to recognize ᛫ to identify ᛫ to acknowledge ᛫ to be acquainted with ᛫	V	acknow&iknouen&gecnāwan	NE&ME&OE
acknowledge	᛫ to recognize something's validity existence presence or standing ᛫	V	~	NE
aclove	᛫ a duplicate charter ᛫ a copy ᛫ a duplicate ᚹ ᛬ to copy ᚹ ᛫ to duplicate ᚹ ᛫	N᛬V	iclova&geclofa	ME&OE
acost	᛫ proven ᛫ tried and true ᛫ tested ᛫	ADJ	gecost	OE
acre	᛫ an English unit of land area ( 4840 square yards ) ᛫ a wide expanse ᛫ a large quantity ᛫	N	~	NE
acreman	᛫ a husbandman ᛫ a ploughman ᛫ a farmer ᚹ ᛫	N	akerman	ME
acretilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫	N	acre+tilth	NE+NE	akkerbouw ᛣ
addeem	᛫ to adjudge ᛫	V	~[adēman]	NE
adder	᛫ a viper ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: nadder
adderbiter	᛫ an ichneumon ᛫ an Egyptian mongoose ᛫ a mongoose ᚹ ᛫	N	nǣderbita	OE
adderkin	᛫ a Serpentes animal ? ᛫	N	nǣdercynn	OE
adderwort	᛫ a Persicaria bistorta plant ᛫	N	~	NE	old treatment for snake bites?
addle	᛫ putrid ᛫ rotten ᛫	ADJ	~[adela]	NE
addled	᛫ confused ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
addlings	᛫ earnings ᛫	N	~	NE
adight	᛫ to arrange ᛫ to set up ᛫ to edit ᚹ ᛫	V	adight	ME
adle	᛫ illness ᛫ ailment ᛫ disease ᛫	N	ā̆dle	ME
ado	᛫ trouble ᛫ difficulty ᛫ fuss ᛫ bustling activity ᛫	N	~	NE
ado	᛫ to do away with ᛫ to take away ᛫ subtract ᛫ to remove ᛫	V	ādōn&ādōn	ME&OE	equal to: do off?
adole	᛫ a division ᛫ a separation ᛫ a dissolution ᛫ a parting ᛫ a separating ᛫ a dividing ᛫ a dispensation ᛫ a portion ᛫	N	gedāl	OE
adrench	᛫ to drown ᛫ to sink ᛫ to overwhelm ᛫ to suffocate ᛫	V	adrenchen	ME
adwesh	᛫ to extinguish ᛫ to blot out ᛫ to delete ᛫ to quench ᛫	V	adweshen	ME
afare	᛫ to depart ᛫	V	~	NE
afear	᛫ to frighten ᛫ to terrify ᛫	V	~	NE
afeared	᛫ frightened ᛫ terrified ᛫ afraid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
afee	᛫ to rejoice ᛫ to exult ᛫ to celebrate ᛫	V	gefēon	OE
afere	᛫ a companion ᛫ a comrade ᛫ a friend ᛫ a spouse ᛫ a mate ᛫ a peer ᛫	N	ifẹ̄re[gefēra]	ME
afford	᛫ to be able to pay for ᛫ to provide ᛫	V	~	NE
Afghanistan	᛫ Afghanistan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Afghanland
afire	᛫ to castrate ᛫	V	afȳran	OE
afired	᛫ a eunuch ᛫ a castrated animal ᛫	N	afȳrida	OE
afoot	᛫ in action ᛫ in process ᛫ in the area ᛫	ADV	~	NE
afore	᛫ before ᛫ in front of ᛫ opposite ᛫	ADV&PREP	afore&afō̆rn	NE&ME
aforesaid	᛫ aforementioned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
aforethought	᛫ premeditated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
afoul ⟨ afule ⟩	᛫ in conflict with ᛫	ADV	~	NE
Africk	᛫ Africa ᛫	PN	Affrīk&Affrica	ME&OE
aft	᛫ a stern of a vessel ᛬ located at the back of a vehicle ᛬ at near or towards a vessel's stern ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
after	᛫ post- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
afterbear	᛫ a descendant ᛫	N	~	NE
afterbild	᛫ an afterimage ᛫	N	after+bild	NE+NE
afterbirth	᛫ a placenta ᛫	N	~	NE
afterborn	᛫ posthumous ( born after father's death ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
afterbrain	᛫ a myelencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
aftercomer	᛫ a successor ᛫	N	aftercomer	NE
aftercoming	᛫ a sequel ᛫ a consequence ᛫ a result ᛬ succeeding ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
afterdeal	᛫ a disadvantage ᛫	N	~	NE
afterdeath	᛫ post-mortem ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
afterdoomsdayly	᛫ post-apocalyptic ᛫	ADJ	after+dooms+day+ly	NE+NE+NE+NE
afterfayle	᛫ a suffix ᛫	N	after+feien+le	NE+ME+ME	achtervoegsel ᛣ
afterganger	᛫ a follower ᛫ a successor ᛫	N	æftergenga	OE
afterhand	᛫ subsequently ᛫	ADV	~	NE
afterling	᛫ an after follower ᛫ a descendant ᛫	N	~	NE
Afterlithe	᛫ July ᛫	PN	Æftera Liþa	OE	or: meedmonth (from mǽdmōnaþ)?
afterlook	᛫ a retrospective look ᛫ a review ᛫	N	~	NE
aftermath	᛫ consequences ( usually of something bad ) ᛫	N	~	NE
aftermidday	᛫ afternoon ᛫	N	~	NE
afters	᛫ dessert ᛫ sweets ᛫ the last course of a meal ᛫	N	~	NE
afterspeak	᛫ to claim ( possession ) ᛫	V	æftersprecan	OE
afterspeech	᛫ a claim ( of possession ) ᛫	N	æfterspræc	OE
aftertime	᛫ the future ᛫	N	~	NE
afterword	᛫ an epilogue ᛫ a postscript ᛫	N	~	NE
Afteryule ⟨ Afteryool ⟩	᛫ January ᛫	PN	Æfterra Geola	OE
against	᛫ versus ᛫ contrary to ᛫ in opposition to ᛫	PREP	~	NE
aghast ⟨ agast ⟩	᛫ horrified ᛫ shocked ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
agraith	᛫ to make ready ᛫ prepare ᛫ to dress a wound ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to embellish ᛫	V	agraithen	MEᚠN
agraithing	᛫ embellishment ᛫ ornament ᛫	N	agraithing	MEᚠN
ahap	᛫ fitting ᛫ suitable ᛫	ADJ	gehæp	OE
ahearsome	᛫ to obey ᛫ be obedient ᛫	V	ihērsumen	ME
aheave	᛫ to heave up ᛫ to elevate ᛫ to exalt ᛫	V	ahebban	OE
aholy	᛫ to consecrate ᛫ to dedicate ᛫ to initiate ᛫ to make holy ᛫	V	gehālgian	OE
ail	᛫ ailment ᛬ to make suffer ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to pain ᛬ troublesome ᛫ painful ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~[egle][eglan]	NE
ait	᛫ a small island in a river ᛫ an eyot ᛫ an islet ᛫	N	~	NE
aizle	᛫ a spark ᛫ a cinder ᛫ an ember ᛫ ashes ᛫ ( when plural ) the ruins of a destroyed city ᛫ a cake or a pie baked under hot ashes ᛫	N	aizle&īsel[ysle]	NE&ME
ajar	᛫ askew ᛬ askew ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~[onchar]	NE	TS: onchar
akeep	᛫ to preserve ᛫ to reserve ᛫	V	ikēpen	ME
aken	᛫ to beget ᛫	V	akennen[acennan]	ME
akenning	᛫ birth ᛫ incarnation ᛫	N	akennednesse	ME
akin	᛫ related ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
akindy	᛫ natural ᛫ innate ᛫ inborn ᛫ intrinsic ᛫	ADJ	gecynd+y	OE+NE
alack	᛫ alas! ᛫	INT	~	NE
alast	᛫ to perform ᛫ to accomplish ᛫ to execute ᛫	V	gelæstan	OE
Albania	᛫ Albania ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
albeit	᛫ though ᛫	CONJ	~	NE
Albert Mere	᛫ Lake Albert ᛫	PN	Albert+mere	NE+NE
alderbishop	᛫ an archbishop ᛫	N	ealdorbiscop	OEᚠ(E+H)
alderborough	᛫ a metropolis ᛫	N	ealdorburh	OE
alderdeemer	᛫ a supreme court judge ᛫	N	aldordēma	OE
alderdom	᛫ authority ᛫ eldership ᛫ magistracy ᛫ principality ᛫	N	ealdordōm	OE
alderman	᛫ an elected member of a city council ᛫ a baillie ᛫	N	~	NE
aleat	᛫ a crossroads ᛫	N	gelǣte	OE
aleater	᛫ an omnivore ᛫	N	all+eater	NE+NE	inspired by German "Allesfresser"
alee	᛫ on the lee side of a ship ᛫	ADV	~	NE
aleesing	᛫ salvation ᛫ redemption ᛫	N	ālīsedness	OE
alehouse ⟨ alehuse ⟩	᛫ a bar ᛫ a tavern ᛫ a pub ( public house ) ᛫	N	~	NE
aleknight	᛫ a man who drinks alcohol ᛫	N	~	NE
alewife	᛫ a woman who keeps an alehouse ᛫	N	~	NE
alfather	᛫ an epithet used for a head god ᛫	N	~	NE
Algerland	᛫ Algeria ᛫	PN	Algeria	NEᚠO	or: Algerry
alight	᛫ to descend ᛫ to exit ᛫ to dismount ᛫ to disembark ᛫	V	~	NE
alighten	᛫ enlighten ᛫ illuminate ᛫	V	ālīhtan	OE
alike	᛫ similar ᛬ similarly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
alkin	᛫ of every kind ᛫ universal ᛫	ADJ	~[eallcyn]	NE
alknowing	᛫ omniscient ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
alknowingness	᛫ omniscience ᛫	N	~	NE
all	᛫ omni- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
all told	᛫ in total ᛫	PREP	~	NE
allay	᛫ to calm down ᛫ to lull ᛫ to pacify ᛫ to alleviate ᛫ to abate ᛫ to mitigate ᛫ to subside ᛫	V	~	NE
allings	᛫ entirely ᛫ sufficiently ᛫	ADV	allinges	ME
allow	᛫ a temple ᛫	N	ealh	OE	rhyme: tallow
ally	᛫ of all ᛫ universal ᛫ Catholic ᛫	ADJ	eallic	OE
Almannish	᛫ Alemannic speech ᛬ Alemannic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	all+man+ish	NE+NE+NE	Alemannisch ᛣ
almight	᛫ omnipotence ᛫	N	almighty	NE
almighty	᛫ omnipotent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
almsful	᛫ charitable ᛫	ADJ	ælmesfull	OE
alness	᛫ totality ᛫ universality ᛫	N	~	NE
aloft	᛫ at to or in the air ᛫ above ᛫ up ᛫	ADV	~	NE	could be spelled: alift (to make it English instead of Norse)
aloneness	᛫ solitude ᛫	N	~	NE
along of	᛫ because of ᛫	PREP	~[gelang]{ilong on}	NE
aloom	᛫ frequently ᛫	ADV	ilōme[gelōme]	ME
alow	᛫ low down ᛬ below ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
alseeing	᛫ omnipercipient ᛫	ADJ	allseeing	NE
alsuch	᛫ exactly ᛫ just ᛫ exactly as ᛫ just as ᛫	ADV	alswich	ME
altew	᛫ sound ᛫ healthy ᛫	ADJ	æltæw	OE	CHECK SPELLING
altheedish	᛫ international ᛫	ADJ	all+theedish	NE+NE	inspired by Icelandic "alþjóðlegur"
alther	᛫ ( modifies an adjective's superlative form in a way similar to the " very " in " very best " ) ᛫	PREFIX	alther	ME	or: alder, aller
altogether	᛫ completely ᛫ totally ᛫ in total ᛫ in general ᛫ for the most part ᛫ overall ᛫	ADV	altogether	NE
alway	᛫ perpetually ᛫ continually ᛫	ADV	~[ealneg]	OE	or: always
alwhere	᛫ everywhere ᛫	ADV	~	NE
amain	᛫ with all one's might ᛫ with full speed ᛫ in great haste ᛫ to a high degree ᛫	ADV	~	NE
amake	᛫ a mate ᛫ a spouse ᛫ a pair ᛫ an equal ᛫	N	imāke[gemaca]	ME
amaze	᛫ to astonish ᛫	V	~	NE
amber	᛫ a bucket ᛫	N	ambre	MEᚠOEᚠI
ambight	᛫ a servant ᛫ service ᛫	N	ambiht	OEᚠC
amean	᛫ common ᛫ general ᛫	ADJ	imene[gemæne]	ME
ameanly	᛫ common ᛫ average ᛫ general ᛫ ordinary ᛫	ADJ	gemǣnelic	OE
America	᛫ America ᛫	PN	~	NE	or: Americk (by analogy with Europe, Africk, and Asey)
Americkish	᛫ American ᛫	ADJ	Americk+ish	NEᚠI+NE
amid	᛫ during ᛬ in the middle of ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
amind	᛫ memory ᛫ a memory ᛫ a recollection ᛫	N	imīnde[gemynd]	ME
amind day	᛫ a commemoration day ᛫	N	gemynd dæg	OE
amiss	᛫ faulty ᛫ out of order ᛫ improper ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
amone	᛫ companionship ᛫ society ᛫ community ᛫ intercourse ᛫	N	gemāna	OE
and	᛫ ( shows return action ) ᛫	PREFIX	and/an	ME	the D gets dropped when convenient, making it "an-"
and	᛫ ⁊ ᛫ & ᛫ ampersand ᛫	N	and	ME
andestone	᛫ andesite ᛫	N	Andes+stone	NEᚠI+NE	andesite (NEᛣ)
andet	᛫ to admit ᛫ to confess ᛫	V	andettan	OE
andetter	᛫ a confessor ᛫	N	andettere	OE
andeven	᛫ a quality ᛫ a quantity ᛫ an extent ᛫ a capacity ᛫ an amount ᛫ a proportion ᛫	N	andefn	OE
Andorra	᛫ Andorra ᛫	PN	~	NE
andsoforth	᛫ et cetera ᛫	N	~	NE	abbreviation: asf
aneed	᛫ to compel ᛫ to force ᛫	V	inēden[genēadian]	ME
anent	᛫ about ᛫ concerning ᛫	PREP	~	NE
anew	᛫ to restore to an original state ᛫	V	ineuen	ME
ang	᛫ angry ᛫ vexed ᛫	ADJ	ange	OE
ang	᛫ ( shows an ailment of a tight vexed nature ) ᛫	PREFIX	ang	OE
angbreast	᛫ a tight vexation of the breast ᛫ asthma ᛫	N	angbreost	OE
angmood	᛫ anxiety ᛫ a vexed mood ᛫	N	angmod	OE
angness	᛫ anxiety ᛫ distress ᛫	N	angnes	OE
Angola	᛫ Angola ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
angsome	᛫ troublesome ᛫	ADJ	angsum	OE
anight	᛫ abundance ᛫ sufficiency ᛫ plenty ᛫	N	genyht	OE
anip	᛫ clouds ᛫ mist ᛫ fog ᛫ vapor ᛫ obscurity ᛫ a nebula ᚹ ᛫	N	inip&genip	ME&OE	kin: nebula
anker	᛫ an anchorite ᛫ an anchoret ᛫	N	āncor	OEᚠIᚠH
anleet	᛫ a face ᛫ an appearance ᛫	N	anlēt	ME
anlikeness	᛫ an image ᛫ a figure ᛫ resemblance ᛫ a model ᛫	N	anlīcnes	OE
anneal	᛫ to ignite ᛫ to inflame ᛫ to incite ᛫ to temper through heating ᛫	V	anneal&onǣlan	NE&OE
anon	᛫ instantly ᛫ immediately ᛫	ADV	~[anōn][on ān]	NE
anothergates	᛫ a different kind of ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	"gate" here means "way"
anqueath ⟨ ancweath ⟩	᛫ a response ᛫ an answer ᛫ a reply ᛬ to respond ᛫ to answer ᛫ to reply ᛫	N᛬V	oncweþan	OE
ansaker	᛫ a denier ᛫ a renouncer ᛫ an apostate ᛫ an opposer ᛫	N	andsaca	OE
anshot	᛫ a tax rebate ᛫ a tax return ᛫	N	and+scot	OE+OE	equal to: return tax
ansine	᛫ a face ᛫ countenance ᛫ an aspect ᛫ a form ᛫ a figure ᛫ an appearance ᛫	N	ansȳn	OE
Antigua and Barbuda	᛫ Antigua and Barbuda ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
antimber	᛫ matter ᛫ material ᛫ substance ᛫ a theme ? ᛫ a topic ? ᛫ a subject ? ᛫	N	antimber&andtimber	ME&OE
anward	᛫ present ᛫ current ᛫ contemporary ᛫ in one's presence ᛫	ADJ	andweard	OE
anward tide	᛫ the present tense ᛬ of the present tense ᛫	N᛬ADJ	andwerd tīd	OE
anwarden	᛫ to make present ᛫ to update ᛫ to modernize ᛫	V	andward+en	OE+NE
anwardening	᛫ an update ᛫ modernization ᛫	N	andward+en+ing	OE+NE+NE
anword	᛫ an answer ᛬ to answer ᛫	V	andwurden&andwyrde	ME&OE
anwork	᛫ matter ᛫ material ᛫ substance ᛫	N	andwork	ME
anyet	᛫ perception ᛫ sensation ᛫ understanding ᛫ a sense ( such as sight ) ᛫ an explanation ᛫ sense ( like in makes sense ) ᛫	N	andȝet&andgit	ME&OE	or: anget (Norse)
anyetful	᛫ sensible ᛫ intelligible ᛫	ADJ	andgitfull	OE
anyetfully	᛫ sensibly ᛫ intelligibly ᛫	ADJ	andgitfullīce	OE
anyetless	᛫ senseless ( as in lacking sensation ) ᛫ senseless ( as in irrational , nonsensical , or foolish ) ᛫	ADJ	andgitlēas	OE
anyettle	᛫ intelligent ᛫ sensible ᛫ discerning ᛫	ADJ	andgitol/andgyttol	OE
anyetty	᛫ sensational ( as in sensory ) ᛫ sensible ᛫	ADJ	andȝet+y{andgitlic}	ME+NE
anywise	᛫ in any way or manner ᛫	ADV	~	NE
ape	᛫ an ape ᛫ a monkey ᛬ to imitate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
apebreadtree	᛫ a baobab ᛫	N	ape+bread+tree	NE+NE+NE	note: apenbroodboom
apely	᛫ simian ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
aper	᛫ a copycat ᛫ an imitator ᛫	N	~	NE
applewine	᛫ apple cider ᛫	N	æppelwīn	OE
aquine ⟨ acwine ⟩	᛫ to dwindle away ? ᛫	V	acwīnan	OE
Araby	᛫ Arabia ᛫	PN	Arabī&Arabia	MEᚠO&OEᚠO
arade	᛫ instructed ᛫ skilled ᛫ expert ᛫ educated ᛫	ADJ	irade[gerād]	ME
ard	᛫ a dwelling place ( especially one's native land or region ) ᛫ a home ᛫ a homeland ᛫ an abode ᛫	N	ē̆rd	ME
aread	᛫ to explain ᛫ to interpret ᛫	V	~	NE
areading	᛫ an ordinance ᛫ a decree ᛫	N	gerǣdnes	OE
areck	᛫ management ᛫ regulation ᛫ straightening out ᛫ government ᚾ ᛬ to manage ᛫ to regulate ᛫ to set straight ᛫ to govern ᚾ ᛫	N	gerec&gereccan	OE&OE
areck	᛫ to explain ᛫ to describe ᛫ to translate ᛫ to interpret ( for someone else ) ᛫	V	arecchen&āreccan	ME&OE
arecker	᛫ a regulator ᛫ one who straightens things out ᛫	N	gereccan+er{gereca}	OE+NE
arecking	᛫ an explanation ᛫ a description ᛫ a translation ᛫ a theory ᛫ an interpretation ( which is prepared for someone else ) ᛫	N	arecchen+ing	ME+NE
Argentina	᛫ Argentina ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
Argentino Mere	᛫ Argentino Lake ᛫	PN	Argentino+mere	NEᚠI+NE
argh	᛫ timid ᛫ cowardly ᛫	ADJ	~[earg]	NE
aright	᛫ correctly ᛫ properly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
arise	᛫ to emerge ᛫ to become apparent ᛫ to come into being ᛫	V	~	NE
arisen	᛫ proper ᛫ fitting ᛫ seemly ᛫	ADJ	gerisene	OE
arist	᛫ an arising ᛫ the rising of the sun ᛫	N	arist	ME
arkenstone	᛫ a precious stone ᛫ a jewel ᛫	N	eorcanstān	OE	kin: Eorconbeorht
arm	᛫ poor ᛫ unwealthy ᛫ pitiful ᛫ indigent ᛫	ADJ	arm[earm]	ME
armchary	᛫ sad ᛫ miserable ᛫	ADJ	earmcearig	OE
Armeny	᛫ Armenia ᛫	PN	armenīe/armany/armonye	ME	should rhyme with "harmony"?
arming	᛫ a poor creature ᛫ a wretch ᛫	N	erming	ME
armth	᛫ poverty ᛫	N	ermthe/armþe	ME
arown ⟨ arune ⟩	᛫ a mystery ᛫ a sacrament ᛫ mysterium ᛫	N	gerȳne	OE
arrowblaster	᛫ an arbalest ᛫	N	arowblaster{arbalest}	ME	a medieval folk etymology of arbalest
arry	᛫ cowardly ᛫ timid ᛬ to grow cowardly ᛫ to lose heart ᛫	ADJ	earg&eargian	OE&OE	doublet: eerie
arse	᛫ a derrière ᛫	N	~	NE	or: ass
arseling	᛫ backwards ᛫	ADV	~	NE
arsetril	᛫ an anus ᛫	N	earsþerl	OE
Artsakh	᛫ Artsakh ᛫ Nagorno-Karabakh ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
arveth	᛫ ( shows something is difficult to do or deal with ) ᛫	PREFIX	earfoþ	OE
arveth	᛫ labour ᛫ laborious pains ᛫ hardship ᛫ work ᛫ a job ᛫	N	arvfeþ[earfoþe]	ME
arvethchare	᛫ hard to turn ᛫ difficult to convert ᛫	ADJ	earfoþcirre	OE
arvethhield ⟨ arvethheeld ⟩	᛫ ill-inclined ᛫ ill-natured ᛫	ADJ	earfoþhylde	OE
arvethly	᛫ laborious ᛫ full of hardship ᛫	ADJ	arveþlīch	ME
arvethness	᛫ difficulty ᛫	N	earfoþnes	OE
arvethright	᛫ hard to correct ᛫	ADJ	earfoþrihte	OE
arvethrow	᛫ a difficult time ᛫ a time of tribulation ᛫	N	earfoþþrāg	OE
arvethsithe	᛫ a laborious journey ᛫ misfortune ᛫ calamity ᛫	N	earfoþsīþ	OE
arvethteachy	᛫ difficult to show ᛫ difficult to prove ᛫	ADJ	earfoþtǣcne	OE
asamming	᛫ a convention ᛫ a congregation ᛫ a synagogue ᛫ a church ᛫	N	gesamnung	OE
aset	᛫ to appoint ᛫	V	aset	ME
Asey	᛫ Asia ᛫	PN	Assye [Asia]	MEᚠO	rhyme: crazy
ashen	᛫ made from the ash tree ᛫ of or resembling ashes ᛫ pale ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ashgrey	᛫ cinereous ᛫	ADJ	ash+grey	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
aside	᛫ a digression ᛫	N	~	NE
asithe	᛫ a comrade ᛫	N	gesīþ	OE
ask	᛫ a lizard ᛫	N	~	NE
ask	᛫ a question ᛫ an inquiry ᛫	N	~	NE
ask	᛫ a request ᛬ to request ᛫ to inquire ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
aslake	᛫ to abate ᛫ to diminish ᛫ to moderate ᛫ to mitigate ᛫ to appease ᛫ to satisfy ᛫	V	~[āslacian]	NE
asoothe	᛫ to prove ᛫ to confirm ᛫ to verify ᛫	V	isōþien[gesōþian]	OE
astir	᛫ to activate ᛫ to put in motion ᛬ active ᛫ in motion ᛫	ADJ	astir&astiren	NE&ME
astony	᛫ to stun ᛫ to be stunned ᛫ to paralyze ᛫ to astonish ᛫	V	~	NE	"astonish" bears French influence
astound ⟨ astund ⟩	᛫ to bewilder ᛫ to cause to awe ᛫	V	~	NE
astride	᛫ with legs on each side ᛬ with legs on each side of ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
asunder	᛫ apart ᛫	ADV	~	NE
asunderhood	᛫ segregation ᛫ apartheid ᛫	N	asunder+hood	NE+NE	apartheid ᛣ
asweve	᛫ to calm down ᛫ to lull ᛫ to pacify ᛫ to appease ᛫ to put to rest ᛫ to soothe ᛫	V	aswēve&aswebban	ME&OE
at a braid	᛫ in a moment ᛫ momentarily ᛫	ADV	at a breid	ME
at unset steven	᛫ unexpectedly ᛬ by chance ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	at unset steven	ME
atbrest	᛫ to break away ᛫ to escape ᛫	V	atbresten	ME
atease	᛫ to tear ᛫ to tease ( as in to pull apart ) ᛫	V	ātǣsan	OE	kin: tease
atell	᛫ number ( grammar term ) ᛫ a register ᛫ a catalogue ᛫ a catalog ᛬ to register ᛫ to catalog ᛫ to catalogue ᛫	N	ȝetel&getæl/getel	ME&OE
atew	᛫ an appearance ᚹ ᛫ a display ᚹ ᛫ a manifestation ᚹ ᛫ a version ᚹ ᛬ to appear ᛫ to display ᛫ to manifest ᛫	N᛬V	atẹ̄wien{ēowan}	ME	kin: eye
atfang	᛫ to claim lost or stolen property ᛫	V	ætfōn{fang}	OE
atgo	᛫ to go away ᛫ to pass away ᛫	V	atgon	ME
Athabasca Mere	᛫ Lake Athabasca ᛫	PN	Athabasca+mere	NEᚠO+NE
athel	᛫ a noble ᛬ noble ᛫	N᛬ADJ	aþel	ME
athelborn	᛫ nobleborn ᛫ highborn ᛫	ADJ	aþelborn	ME
athelen	᛫ to ennoble ᛫	V	æþelian+en	OE+NE
atheling	᛫ a noble ᛫ a prince ᛫	N	atheling[æþeling]	ME
athelingen	᛫ a princess ᛫	N	æþeling+en	OE+NE	a more historically sound term for "princess" is simply "lady"
athelkind	᛫ of noble kind or origin ᛫	ADJ	æþelcund	OE
athelly	᛫ nobly ᛫ elegantly ᛫	ADV	æþellīce	OE
athelman	᛫ a nobleman ᛫	N	athelman	ME
athelness	᛫ nobility ᛫	N	æþelnes	OE
athelwhite	᛫ a Leontopodium alpinum plant ᛫ edelweiss ᛫	N	aþel+white	ME+NE	Edelweiß ᛣ
athench	᛫ to imagine ᛫ to conceive ᛫ to consider ᛫	V	ithenchen	ME	PST: athought | PTCP: athought
atithe	᛫ to grant ᛫ to allow ᛫	V	itīthien[getigþian]	ME
atlast	᛫ finally ᛫ ultimately ᛫	ADV	~	NE
atle	᛫ terrible ᛫ horrible ᛫ dire ᛫ repulsive ᛫ ugly ᛫ hideous ᛫	ADJ	ātel[atol]	ME
atley	᛫ hideous ᛫ ugly ᛫	ADJ	atelīch[atollīc]	ME
atone	᛫ to make amends ᛫	V	~	NE	equal to: at one
atsammen	᛫ together ᛫	ADV	atsomne[ætsomne]	ME
atsit	᛫ to resist ᛫ to oppose ᛫	V	atsitten	ME
atstall	᛫ a station ᛫ a camp ᛫	N	ætsteall	OE
atter	᛫ poison ᛫ venom ᛬ to poison ᛫ to envenom ᛫	N	atter&ǣtrian	NE&OE
attercop	᛫ a spider ᛫	N	[āttercoppe/āttorcoppe]	NE	kin: cobweb
attercraft	᛫ the art of poisoning ᛫ wicked sorcery ᛫	N	ātorcræft	OE
atterdeer	᛫ a poisonous animal a venomous animal ᛫	N	atter+deer	NE+NE
atterling	᛫ a malicious person ᛫	N	atterling	ME
atterloath	᛫ an antidote ᛫	N	atterlothe	ME
attern	᛫ poisonous ᛫ venomous ᛫ cruel ᛫ ill-natured ᛫	ADJ	attern	ME
attery	᛫ venomous ᛫ poisonous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
atwain	᛫ in two parts ᛫	ADV	~	NE
atween	᛫ between ᛫	PREP	atwēn	ME
atwind	᛫ to escape ᛫	V	~	NE
Atwisen	᛫ Gemini ᛫	PN	Getwisan	OE
atwist	᛫ substance ᛫	N	ætwist	OE
atwite	᛫ to attribute to ᛫ to charge ᛫ to blame ᛫	V	atwīten	ME
aught	᛫ property ᛫ possession ᛫	N	aughte[ǣht]	ME
aught	᛫ anything ᛫	N	~[āht]	NE
aught	᛫ deliberation ᛫ evaluation ᛫ meditation ᛬ to deliberate ᛫ to evaluate ᛫ to meditate on ᛫	N	æht&eahtian	OE&OE
Australia	᛫ Australia ᛫	N	~	NE	or: Australy; or New Holland
avel	᛫ strength ᛫	N	avel[afol/abal]	ME
aver	᛫ vehement ᛫	ADJ	afor	OE
aver	᛫ a boar ᛫	N	eauer[eofor]	ME
awesome	᛫ incredible ᛫ awe-inspiring ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
awful	᛫ horrible ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
awhean	᛫ to trouble ᛫ to vex ᛫	V	ahwēnen	ME	FIND USE FOR THIS WORD
awin	᛫ contest ᛫ tumult ᛫ war ᛫	N	gewin	OE
awk	᛫ perverse ᛫ sinister ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠN
awn	᛫ one of the slender bristles that terminate the glumes of the spikelet in some cereal and other grasses ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
awork	᛫ a fortress ᛫ a fort ᛫ a castle ᛫	N	geweorc	OE
awortwale	᛫ to uproot ᛫ to eradicate ᛫ to exterminate ᛫ to extirpate ᛫	V	āwyrtwalian	OE
awrack	᛫ wrecked ᛫ in ruins ᛫	ADV	~	NE
awry	᛫ contorted ᛫ twisted ᛫ bent ᛫ out of place ᛫ deviant ᛫ perverse ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
axe	᛫ an axe ᛫ a hatchet ᛬ to strike with an axe ᛫ to cancel ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	or: ax
axle	᛫ an axis ᛫	N	~[eaxl]	NE
axlespan	᛫ a crossbar ᛫ a crosspiece ᛫	N	eaxlegespann	OE
ayen	᛫ again ᛫	ADV	ayēn	ME
ayenbite	᛫ remorse ᛫	N	ayenbite	ME	or: againbite
ayet	᛫ to perceive ᛫	V	ayiten{yeten}	ME
Azerbaijan	᛫ Azerbaijan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
back	᛫ to support ᛫ to sponsor ᛫	V	~	NE
backbite	᛫ to talk maliciously about someone who is not present ᛫	V	~	NE
backbone	᛫ the ridgebone ᛫ the spine ᛫	N	~	NE
backen	᛫ to delay ᛫ to retard ᛫	V	~	NE
backer	᛫ a supporter ᛫ a sponsor ᛫	N	~	NE
backfriend ⟨ backfreend ⟩	᛫ a friend who is secretly an enemy ᛫	N	~	NE
backhanded	᛫ insincere ᛫ sarcastic ᛫ indirect ᛫ retrospective ᛫ corrupt ᛫ neglectful ᛬ in a backhanded manner ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
backleech	᛫ a physiatrist ᛫	N	back+leech	NE+NE
backslide	᛫ to regress ᛫ to lapse morally or in the practice of religion ᛫	V	~	NE
backstab	᛫ to attack someone unfairly in a deceitful and treacherous way ᛫ to betray ᛫	V	~	NE
backstabber	᛫ a traitor ᛫ a betrayer ᛫	N	~	NE
backward	᛫ retrograde ᛫ socially unsophisticated ᛫ socially barbaric ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
backwater	᛫ a remote place ᛫ water held back by an obstruction ᛬ to vacillate on a long-held position ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
backwoods	᛫ a woody countryside ᛫	N	~	NE
badblood	᛫ feelings of ill will ᛫ a serious feud ᛫ an inherited immoral nature ᛫ a long-standing grudge ᛫	N	~	NE
baddle	᛫ a hermaphrodite ᛫ an intersex ᛫	N	bæddel	OE
badmouth ⟨ badmuthe ⟩	᛫ to maliciously criticize ᛫	V	~	NE	a calque of a Niger–Congo word?
badow	᛫ battle ᛫	N	beado/beadu/beadwe	OE	or: bade?
bag	᛫ a sack ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN?
Bahrain	᛫ Bahrain ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Baikal Mere	᛫ Lake Baikal ᛫	PN	Baikal+mere	NEᚠO+NE
bake	᛫ a baked good ᛫ a pie ᛫ pastry ᛫	N	bāke	ME	same sense as Icelandic 'baka'
baked good	᛫ a piece of baked food ᛫ a pastry ᛫	N	~	NE
bakehouse ⟨ bakehuse ⟩	᛫ a bakery ᛫	N	~	NE
Baker Mere	᛫ Baker Lake ᛫	PN	baker+mere	NE+NE
bakern	᛫ a bakery ᛫	N	bakern	ME
Balaton Mere	᛫ Balaton Lake ᛫	PN	Balaton+mere	NEᚠO+NE
bale	᛫ great evil ᛫ great woe ᛫ great sorrow ᛫	N	~	NE
balecraft	᛫ the craft of evil magic ᛫	N	bealocræft	OE
balefire	᛫ an outdoor fire used in witches' rituals ᛫ sacrificial fire ᛫ funeral fire ᛫	N	bǣlfȳr	OE
baleful	᛫ pernicious ᛫ forebodingly evil ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
balk	᛫ a ridge ᛫ a mound ᛫ an archery butt ᛫ a ridge left between furrows accidently ᛫ a blunder ᛫	N	balk[balca]	ME
balk	᛫ a hindrance ᛫ a check ᛫ a failure ᛬ to pass over ᛫ omit ᛫ to suddenly refuse ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
Balkhash Mere	᛫ Lake Balkhash ᛫	PN	Balkhash+mere	NEᚠO+NE
ballock	᛫ a testicle ᛫	N	~	NE	or: bollock
ballocks	᛫ testicles ᛫ nonsense ᛫	N	~	NE	or: bollocks
Balt	᛫ a speaker of a Baltic language ᛫ a Lithuanian ᛫ a Latvian ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Baltland	᛫ the Baltic states ᛫ the Baltic land region ᛫	PN	Balt+land	NEᚠO+NE
ban	᛫ a prohibition ᛬ to prohibit ᛫ to disallow ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
bane	᛫ death ᛫ destruction ᛫ poison ᛫ a cause of misery ᛫ a murderer ᛫ a killer ᛫ a slayer ᛫	N	~[bana]	NE
baneful	᛫ harmful ᛫ destructive ᛫ deadly ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
banewort	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ( deadly nightshade ) ᛫	N	~	NE
Bangladesh	᛫ Bangladesh ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Bengalrich
bank	᛫ an edge of a river lake or watercourse ᛫ an embankment ᛫	N	~	NE
Barbados	᛫ Barbados ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
bare	᛫ unclothed ᛫ devoid of ᛫ basic and simple ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
barm	᛫ a bosom ᛫ a lap ᛫ one's possession ᛫	N	barm	ME
barm	᛫ beer froth ᛫ yeast ᛫ leaven ᛫ beer head ( the froth from pouring beer ) ᛫	N	barm&berm[beorma]	NE&ME
barmcloth	᛫ an apron ᛫	N	~	NE
barn	᛫ a child ᛫ a kid ᛫	N	barn[bearn]	ME	"bairn" found in Scots
barneken	᛫ pregnant ᛫	ADJ	bearnēacen	OE
barnteam	᛫ offspring ᛫ lineage ᛫	N	barntem	ME
barrow	᛫ a mountain ᛫ a hill ᛫ a mound ᛫	N	~[beorg]	NE
barrow	᛫ to protect ᛫ to defend ᛫ to preserve ᛫ to rescue ᛫ to save ᛫ to attain salvation ᛫	V	berwen[bergan/beorgan]	ME
barton	᛫ a farmyard ᛫	N	~	NE	equal to: barley town?
base	᛫ crimson ᛫ scarlet ᛫ a monarchist ᛬ of crimson hue ᛫ of scarlet hue ᛫ monarchistic ᚹ ᛫	N᛬ADJ	basu/baso	OE
basestone	᛫ topaz ᛫	N	baswa stān	OE
Baskon	᛫ a Basque person ᛫	PN	Baskọ̄n	MEᚠI	Basque is a reborrowing?
bass	᛫ a perch fish ᛫	N	~[bas][bærs]	NE	TS: bars
bast	᛫ phloem ᛫ bast fiber ᛫ fiber ᛫ fibre ᛫	N	~	NE
bat	᛫ a mace ᛫ a club ᛫ a cudgel ᛫ a bludgeon ᛫	N	bat&bat[batt]	NE&ME
bat	᛫ to get better ᛫ to recover ᛫	V	batian	OE	should be: bate?
batch	᛫ a group of like things ( especially baked goods ) ᛬ to group like things ᛫ to sort ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
battle	᛫ fertile ᛫ fruitful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
baxter	᛫ a baker ᛫	N	baxter[bæcestre]	ME
Bayer	᛫ a Bavarian ᛫	PN	Bægerum	OE
Bayerland	᛫ Bavaria ᛫	PN	Bægerum+land	OE+NE
be	᛫ to exist ᛫	V	~	NE
beacon	᛫ a signal ᛫ an indication ᛬ to signal ᛫ to indicate ᛫	N᛬V	beacon&bēacnian	NE&OE
beaconer	᛫ a signaller ᛫ an indicator ᛫	N	~	NE
bead	᛫ a prayer ᛫ a request ᛫	N	~[gebed]	NE
beadle	᛫ prayerful ᛫ suppliant ᛫	ADJ	bēdul	OE
beam	᛫ a long straight piece of timber ᛫ a tree ᛫ a ray ( of light etc ) ᛫	N	beam&bēm&bēam	NE&ME&OE
beamish	᛫ beaming with happy optimism ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bearcat	᛫ a binturong ᛫	N	~	NE
bearen	᛫ a she-bear ᛫	N	biren	OE
bearer	᛫ a carrier ᛫ a bearer ᛫ a porter ᛫	N	berend	OE
bearing	᛫ relevance ᛫ posture ᛫ demeanour ᛫	N	~{gebǣru}	NE
bearings	᛫ a direction or a relative position ᛫	N	~	NE
bearly	᛫ ursine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
beat	᛫ rhythm ᛫ a unit of rhythm ᛫	N	~	NE
beat	᛫ to curb ᛫ to rein in ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to keep in check ᛫	V	bǣtan	OE
bebathe	᛫ to suffuse ᛫	V	~	NE
bebid	᛫ to command ᛫	V	bebēodan	OE
becall	᛫ to accuse ᛫	V	becall&bicallen	NE&ME
bechar	᛫ to murmur at ᛫ to complain of ᛫	V	beceorian	OE
beck	᛫ a commanding or summoning motion ᛫	N	~	NE
beckon	᛫ to invite ᛫ to invite over ᛫ to summon ᛫ to gesture someone for their presence ᛫	V	~	NE
becleep	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to charge against ᛫ to plead or appeal in court ᛫ to apply a term to ᛫	V	beclepen	ME
beclip	᛫ to surround ᛫ to encircle ᛫ to embrace ᛫ to clasp ᛫ to enclose ᛫ to contain ᛫ to envelope ᛫	V	biclippen	ME
becloud ⟨ beclude ⟩	᛫ to make obscure or muddled ᛫	V	~	NE
becoming	᛫ looking good on someone ᛫ decorous ᛫ appropriate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bedder	᛫ a bed fellow ᛫	N	gebedda	OE
bedeal	᛫ to remove from ᛫ to release from ᛫ to deprive of ᛫	V	bedǣlan	OE
bedesman	᛫ one who prays for another ᛫ a petitioner ᛫	N	~	NE
bedfellow	᛫ a consort ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
bedight	᛫ to equip ᛫	V	~	NE
bedip	᛫ to submerge ᛫	V	bedipan	OE
bedoven	᛫ drenched ᛫ submerged ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bee	᛫ an organized contest ᛫ a convention ᛫	N	~	NE
bee	᛫ a bracelet ᛫ a torque ᛫ an arm ring ᛫ an armlet ᛫ a finger ring ᛫ a collar ᛫ a necklace ᛫ a nose ring ᛫	N	bee&bei[beah]	NE&ME
beebread	᛫ pollen ᛫ ambrosia ᛫	N	~	NE
beed	᛫ a table ᛫	N	bēode[bēod]	ME
beedland	᛫ a tableland ᛫ a plateau ᛫	N	bēode	ME+NE	tableland ᛣ
beehouse ⟨ beehuse ⟩	᛫ an apiary ᛫	N	~	NE
beek	᛫ to charter ᛫ to grant by book or by charter ᛫	V	gebēcan	OE
beekeeper	᛫ an apiarist ᛫	N	~	NE
beely	᛫ apian ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
beem	᛫ a trumpet ᛬ to sound with a trumpet ᛫	N᛬V	bēme	ME
beerlore	᛫ brewology ᛫	N	beerlore	NE
beership	᛫ a banquet with beer ᛫ convivium ᛫	N	gebēorscipe	OE
beet	᛫ a boast threat or pledge to do a glorious deed ᛫	N	beot[bēot]	ME
beet	᛫ to repair ᛫ to mend ᛫ to revive ᛫ to restore ᛫ to fix ᛫ to correct ᛫ to amend ᛫	V	beet&bēten[bētan]	NE&ME	kin: boot
befall	᛫ to happen ᛫ to happen to someone ( often something bad ) ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: befallen
befalling	᛫ a happening ᛫ an occurrence ᛫ an event ᛫ an instance of something ᛫	N	befalling&bifallinge	NE&ME
befasten	᛫ to fasten ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V	befæstan	OE
befile	᛫ to defile ᛫ to vandalize ᛫ to deflower ᛫	V	~[befȳlan]	NE	kin: befoul
befind	᛫ to discover ᛫ to invent ᛫ to institute ᛫ to found ᛫	V	bifinden	ME	PST: befound
befoe	᛫ to become a foe of ᛫ to make a foe of someone ᛫	V	~	NE
befolk	᛫ to populate ᛫	V	be+folk	NE+NE	bevolken ᛣ
beforehand	᛫ in advance ᛫	ADV	~	NE
befoul ⟨ befule ⟩	᛫ to make foul or dirty ᛫ to pollute ᛫	V	~	NE	kin: befile
begang	᛫ a course ᛫ a passage ᛬ to commit ᛫ to practise a behaviour ᛫	N᛬V	begang&begangan	OE
beget	᛫ to produce ᛫ to create ᛫ to cause ᛫ to sire ᛫ to generate ᛫ to engender ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: begotten
begetter	᛫ a procreator ᛫	N	~	NE
beghast	᛫ to inspire ᛫ to amaze ᛫ to shock ᛫ to awe ᛫	V	~	NE
begod	᛫ to deify ᛫	V	~	NE
begone	᛫ avaunt! ᛫	INT	~	NE
begreed	᛫ to blame ᛫ to charge ( with a crime ) ᛫ to accuse ( of a crime ) ᛫	V	begrēden[grǣdan]	ME
begrip	᛫ an idea ᛫ a notion ᛫ a concept ᛫	N	begrip	NL
begripe	᛫ to grasp ᛫ to grip ᛫ to complain at to rebuke to reprehend ᛫	V	bigrīpen	ME
begriprown ⟨ begriprune ⟩	᛫ a logographic rune ᛫	N	be+grip+rown	NE+NE+NE	Begriffsrune ᛣ
behalf	᛫ the interests of a person group or principle ᛫ a representative of ᛫ one's stead ᛫	N	~	NE
behaving	᛫ behavior ᛫ behaviour ᛫	N	~	NE
behead	᛫ to decapitate ( especially as a form of execution ) ᛫	V	~	NE
beheart	᛫ to enamour ᛫ ravish ᛫	V	~	NE
Beheem	᛫ a Bohemian ᛫	PN	behēmas{bēme}	OE
Beheemland	᛫ Bohemia ᛫	PN	behēmas+land	OE+NE
behest	᛫ an order ᛫ a command ᛫	N	~	NE
beheve	᛫ necessary ᛫ fitting ᛫ beneficial ᛫	ADJ	bihēve	ME
behight	᛫ to vow ᛫ to promise ᛫	V	behight&beheten	NE&ME
behindhand	᛫ delayed ᛫ behind schedule ᛫ unaware of recent events ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
behirn	᛫ to put in a corner ᛫ to store away ᛫	V	bihirnen	ME
behither	᛫ on this side of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
behold	᛫ to see ( something ) ᛫ to observe ᛫	V	~	NE
beholden	᛫ owing obedience or a favour to something or someone ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
beholder	᛫ an observer ᛫	N	~	NE
behoof	᛫ advantage ᛫ benefit ᛫	N	~	NE
behove	᛫ to benefit ᛏ ᛫ to suit ᛏ ᛫ to be necessary for ᛏ ᛫ to be proper for ᛏ ᛫	V	~	NE
behoveful	᛫ expedient ᛫ beneficial ᛫ advantageous ᛫ profitable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ requisite ᛫ necessary ᛫	ADJ	behoveful&bihọ̄veful	NE&ME
behovely	᛫ expedient ᛫ beneficial ᛫ advantageous ᛫ profitable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ requisite ᛫ necessary ᛬ advantageously ᛫ profitably ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
being	᛫ existence ᛫ the nature of a being ᛫ an existing thing ᛫	N	~	NE
beingless	᛫ non-existent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
belap	᛫ to surround ᛫ to envelop ᛫	V	~	NE
belast	᛫ to burden ᛫ to make bound ᛫	V	~	NE
belatch	᛫ to catch ( like in a trap ) ᛫	V	belacchen	ME
belate	᛫ to retard ᛫ to slow ᛫ to slow down ᛫	V	~	NE
belated	᛫ late ᛫ overdue ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
belay	᛫ to stop ᛫ to cancel (nautical) ᛫	V	~	NE
belew	᛫ to betray ᛫	V	belǣwan	OE	kin: 𐌻𐌴𐍅𐌾𐌰𐌽
Belgie	᛫ Belgium ᛫	PN	België	NL	or: Flanders and Wallony
belide	᛫ to cover ᛫	V	behlīdan	OE	kin: lid?
belie	᛫ to misrepresent ᛫ to give a false impression of ᛫	V	~	NE
belight	᛫ to illuminate ᛫	V	~	NE
belirt	᛫ to deceive ᛫ to beguile ᛫ to delude ᛫ to defraud ᛫ to cozen ᛫	V	bilirten	ME
belittle	᛫ to denigrate ᛫ to disparage ᛫	V	~	NE
belive	᛫ to remain ᛫ to stay ᛫ to persist ᛫	V	~[beliven][belīfan]	NE	or: blive
Belize ⟨ Beleeze ⟩	᛫ Belize ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
bell	᛫ a bellow ᛬ to bellow ( generally used for stag during rutting time ) ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
bellhouse ⟨ bellhuse ⟩	᛫ a belfry ᛫	N	~	NE
bellyache	᛫ to grumble ᛫	V	~	NE
beload	᛫ to exculpate ᛫ to absolve ᛫ to acquit ᛫ to pardon ᛫	V	belādian	OE
bemean	᛫ to demean ᛫ to debase ᛫ to degrade ᛫	V	~	NE
bemete	᛫ to compare ᛫	V	bemetan	OE
bemiddle	᛫ to mediate ᛫	V	be+middle	NE+NE	bemiddelje ᛣ
bemiddling	᛫ mediation ᛫	N	be+middle+ing	NE+NE+NE	bemiddelje ᛣ
bemoan	᛫ to complain ᛫ to complain about ᛫	V	~	NE
ben	᛫ a wound ᛫	N	benn	OE	kin: bane
benchmark	᛫ a standard ( something others are compared to ) ᛫	N	~	NE
bendsome	᛫ flexible ᛫ pliable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bene	᛫ a request to a god ᛫ an entreaty to a god ᛫ a prayer ᛫	N	bene&bēne[bēn/bōn]	NE
benetide	᛫ prayer time ᛫	N	bēntīd	OE
benighted	᛫ overtaken by darkness ᛫ in a state of pitiful or contemptible intellectual or moral ignorance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
benim	᛫ to deprive ᛫	V	binimen[beniman]	ME	PST: benome
Benin ⟨ Beneen ⟩	᛫ Benin ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
benorth	᛫ north of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
benote	᛫ to use ᛫ to consume ᛫	V	benōten[benotian]	ME
bent	᛫ an inclination ᛬ sharply curved ᛫ dishonest ᛫ corrupt ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
Benthamish	᛫ of or pertaining to the utilitarianist doctrines of Jeremy Bentham ᛫	PADJ	Bentham+ish	NE+NE	Benthamian ᛣ
Bentleyish	᛫ of or relating to American political scientist and philosopher Arthur Fisher Bentley ᛫	PADJ	Bentley+ish	NE+NE	Bentleyan ᛣ
bentmoon	᛫ a crescent moon ᛫	N	bente mone	ME
benumb	᛫ to deprive of physical or emotional feeling ᛫	V	benumb	NE
bequeath ⟨ becweath ⟩	᛫ to give ( especially through a will ) ᛫	V	becweþan	OE
bequest ⟨ becwest ⟩	᛫ the act of giving through inheritance ᛫ a legacy ᛫ an inheritance ᛫	N	~	NE
bere	᛫ -bearing ᛫	SUFFIX	bere[bǣre]	ME	some Anglishmen use this suffix to mean " -able "
bere	᛫ barley ᛫	N	bēre[bere]	ME	barley comes from "bere-ly"
bereave	᛫ to deprive ᛫ to strip power from ᛫	V	~	NE
bereft	᛫ deprived ᛫ lacking ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
beright	᛫ to entitle ᛫	V	be+right	NE+NE
berise	᛫ to befit ᛫	V	birīsen	ME
bern	᛫ a man ᛫ a soldier ᛫	N	bern[beorn]	ME
bernet	᛫ arson ᛫	N	bernet[bærnet]	OE
Bernick	᛫ the Bernicians ᛫	PN	Beornice	OEᚠC?
Bernickrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Bernicia ᛫	PN	Beornice Rīce	OEᚠC?+OEᚠC
berth	᛫ a position ( as in a rank job or role in a group especially in regards to ships ) ᛫	N	~	NE
beruse	᛫ to repent ᛫ to feel remorse ᛫	V	bireusen [behrēowsian]	ME
berusing	᛫ repentance ᛫ penitence ᛫	N	behrēowsung	OE
berusingtide	᛫ a season for penitence ᛫	N	behrēowsungtīd	OE
besee	᛫ to attend to ᛫ to look after ᛫ to provide ᛫ to furnish ᛫	V	besee&bisēn	NE&ME
beseech	᛫ to implore ᛫ to plead ᛫	V	~	NE	PST/PTCP= besought
beseem	᛫ to be suitable for ᛫	V	~	NE
beset	᛫ to surround ᛫ to hem in ᛫ to trouble persistently ᛫ to be covered or studded with ᛫	V	~	NE
beshine	᛫ to illuminate ᛫ to enlighten ᛫ to dispel ignorance ᛫	V	bishīnen	ME
beshrew	᛫ to curse ( to invoke evil upon ) ᛫	V	~	NE
besing	᛫ to sing about ᛫ to celebrate in song ᛫ to enchant ᛫	V	besing&besingan	NE&OE
besit	᛫ to sit around something ᛫ to besiege ᛫	V	~	NE	PST: besat
besmite	᛫ to strike forcefully ᛫ to hit forcefully ᛫ to infatuate ᛫ to enamour ᛫ to charm ᛫ to fascinate ᛫	V	~	NE
besmitten	᛫ afflicted or troubled by something ᛫ infatuated ᛫ enamoured ᛫ charmed ᛫ fascinated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
besouth ⟨ besuthe ⟩	᛫ south of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
bespeak	᛫ to order or reserve something in advance ᛫ to customize ᚹ ᛫	V	bespeak&besprecan	NE&OE
bespoke	᛫ custom ( as in customized ) ᛫ tailor-made ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bestead	᛫ situated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bestir	᛫ to put into brisk or vigorous action ᛫ to move with life and vigour ᛫ to make active ᛫ to rouse oneself ᛫	V	~	NE
bestow	᛫ to endow ᛫	V	~	NE
bestrew	᛫ to cover with scattered objects ᛫	V	~	NE
bestride	᛫ to straddle ᛫ to dominate ᛫	V	~	NE
beswathe	᛫ to cover ( literally or figuratively ) ᛫	V	~	NE
beswink	᛫ to produce or acquire through labour ᛫	V	beswinken	ME
betake	᛫ to grant ᛫ to give a daughter in marriage ᛫ to entrust ᛫ to put in charge ᛫	V	~[bitāken]	MEᚠ(E+N)
beteach	᛫ to hand over ᛫ to commit ( like to an asylum ) ᛫ to deliver ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V	bitēchen&betǣcan	ME&OE
betee	᛫ to devote ᛫ to spend ᛫	V	bitēn	ME
beteem	᛫ to allow ᛫ to permit ᛫ to vouchsafe ᛫	V	~	NE
beteld	᛫ to cover ᛫ to surround ᛫	V	biteldan	OE
bethatch	᛫ to bedeck ᛫	V	~	NE
bethew	᛫ to enthral ᛫ to enthrall ᛫ to enslave ᛫ to inslave ᛫	V	be+thew	NE+NE
bethink	᛫ to remember ᛫ to recall ᛫ to remind oneself ᛫	V	~	NE
bethrall	᛫ to enthral ᛫ to enthrall ᛫	V	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
bethring	᛫ to throng around ᛫ to press around ᛫	V	beþringan	OE	PTCP: bethrung
bethwack	᛫ to thwack thoroughly ᛫	V	~	NE
betide	᛫ to happen ᛫ to happen to someone ᛫	V	~	NE
betightle	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to charge with a crime ᛫	V	betīhtlian	OE
betimes	᛫ on time ᛫ promptly ᛫ early ᛫ in due time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
betly	᛫ excellent ᛫	ADJ	betlīc	OE
betoken	᛫ to indicate ᛫ signify ᛫ to portend ᛫	V	~	NE
betroth	᛫ to engage someone to be married ᛫	V	~	NE
betrothed	᛫ a fiancé ᛫	N	~	NE
better	᛫ a superior ᛬ to improve ᛫ to make better ᛫ to overcome ᛫ to defeat ᛬ superior ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
betterhood	᛫ superiority ᛫	N	~	NE
between	᛫ inter- ᛫	PREFIX	betweon	OE
betwixt	᛫ between ᛫	ADV&PREP	~[betwēox]	NE	TS betwix
betwixtblin	᛫ an intermission ᛫	N	betweohblinness	OE	TS: betwixblin
betwixtfack	᛫ an interval ᛫	N	betweohsfæc	OE	TS: betwixfack
betwixtfayle	᛫ an infix ᛫	N	betwixt+feien+els	NE+ME+ME	TS: betwixfayle
betwixtsend	᛫ to intermit ᛫	V	betwyxsendan	OE	TS: betwixsend
betwixtset	᛫ interposed ᛫	ADJ	betwyhgeset	OE	TS: betwixset
betwixtwarp	᛫ an interjection ( grammar term ) ᛬ to interject ᛫	N᛬V	betwyxaworpennyss	OE	TS: betwixwarp
bever	᛫ to tremble ᛫ to shake ᛫ to quiver ᛫ to shiver ᛫	V	~	NE
bewean	᛫ to entertain ᛫	V	bewenian	OE
beweep	᛫ to lament ᛫	V	~	NE
bewest	᛫ west of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
bewilder	᛫ to confuse ᛫ to befuddle ᛫ to disorientate ᛫	V	~	NE
bewitch	᛫ to cast a spell on ᛫ to enchant and delight ᛫	V	~	NE
bewray	᛫ to disclose reveal or divulge a secret ᛫ to expose or rat out someone ᛫ to betray ᛫	V	~	NE
bewrayer	᛫ a betrayer ᛫ a divulger ᛫	N	~	NE
bewrite	᛫ to write about ᛫	V	~	NE
beyet	᛫ to beget ᛫	V	beyeten	ME	PTCP: beyetten
Bhutan ⟨ Bootan ⟩	᛫ Bhutan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
bid	᛫ to command ᛫ to order ᛫	V	~[biddan&bēodan]	NE	PTCP: bidden
bid	᛫ to pray ᛫ to request ᚾ ᛫	V	bidden[biddan]	ME	PTCP: bidden | kin: bead
bid	᛫ to offer ᛫ to bid on an auction ᛫	V	~[biddan&bēodan]	NE	PST: bid
biddendly mete	᛫ the imperative mood ᛫	N	bebēodendlīc gemet	OE
bidding	᛫ an order ᛫ a command ᛫ an auction ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: beeding
biddle	᛫ an announcer ᛫ a warrant officer ᛫ a constable ᛫ a bailiff ᛫ a beadle ᛫	N	bidel[bydel]	ME	kin: beadle (from Frankish?)
bide	᛫ to wait ᛫ to stay ᛫ to remain ᛫	V	~	NE
bidhouse ⟨ bidhuse ⟩	᛫ a chapel ᛫ an oratory ᛫	N	bédhús	OE
bidword	᛫ a motto ᛫	N	bid+word	NE+NE	biedwurd ᛣ
bield ⟨ beeld ⟩	᛫ shelter ᛫ protection ᛫ courage ᛫ confidence ᛬ to encourage ᛫ to embolden ᛫	N᛬V	bield&beald&beldan	NE&OE&OE
bieldy ⟨ beeldy ⟩	᛫ sheltering ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Big Dipper	᛫ a bright circumpolar asterism of the northern sky which is part of Ursa Major ᛫	PN	~	NE
biggen	᛫ to enlarge ᛫	V	~	NE
bight	᛫ a curve ᛫ a bend ᛫ a corner ᛫ a coast bend which forms an open bay ᛫	N	bight&byht	NE&OE
bigwheel	᛫ a ferris wheel ᛫	N	big wheel	NE
bild	᛫ an image ᛫ a picture ᛫	N	byld	WF
bildwriting	᛫ hieroglyphics ᛫	N	byld+writ	WF+NE	by analogy to wedgewriting
bill	᛫ a hooked polearm ᛫ a halberd ᛫ a gisarme ᛫ a falcastrum ᛫ a mattock ᛫ a pickaxe ᛫ a pickax ᛫	N	bill&bil&bil	NE&ME&OE
billwhite	᛫ simple ᛫ innocent ᛫	ADJ	bilewhīt	ME
billwhitely	᛫ simply ᛫ sincerely ᛫ honestly ᛫	ADV	bilehwītlīce	OE
bin	᛫ during ᛫ inside ᚾ ᛫ within ᚾ ᛫	PREP	binne	ME
bind	᛫ a restraint ᛫ a predicament ᛬ to restrain ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
binder	᛫ a determiner ( grammar term ) ᛫	N	binder	NE	determiner ᛣ
bindlestiff	᛫ a hobo ᛫ a tramp ᛫	N	~	NE
bindword	᛫ a compound word ᛫	N	bind+word	NE+NE
birdling	᛫ a tortoise ᛫	N	byrdling	OE	NEEDS ATTESTATIONS
birdlore	᛫ ornithology ᛫	N	~	NE
birdly	᛫ avian ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bire	᛫ an opportunity ᛫	N	bȳre	OE
birl	᛫ to spin ᛫ to whirl ᛫ to twirl ᛫	V	~	NE	coined in the 18th century
birl	᛫ to carouse ᛫	V	~[birlen][byrlian]	NE
birler	᛫ a butler ᛫ a cupbearer ᛫	N	birler	ME
birr	᛫ energy ᛫ an impetus ᛫ a force ᛫ a strong wind ᛫	N	birr&bir	NEᚠN&MEᚠN
birthfather	᛫ one's biological father ᛫	N	birth father	NE
birthleech	᛫ an obstetrician ᛫	N	birth+leech	NE+NE
birthmother	᛫ one's biological mother ᛫	N	birth mother	NE
bisen	᛫ a model ᛫ an example to follow ᛬ to symbolize ᛫ to betoken ᛫	N᛬V	bīsne[bȳsen]&bīsnen	ME&ME
bishopric	᛫ a diocese ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(H+C)
bishopswort	᛫ a Stachys officinalis plant ( wood betony ) ᛫	N	bishop's wort	NEᚠ(H+E)
bist	᛫ are ( only for second person singular ) ᛫	V	bist	ME
bitesome	᛫ disappointing ᛫ unsatisfactory ᛫	ADJ	bitesome	NE
bitter	᛫ resentful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bitterness	᛫ resentment ᛫	N	~	NE
bittock	᛫ a small bit ᛫	N	~	NE
bive	᛫ to tremble ᛫	V	bivien	ME	rhyme: give
black	᛫ an anarchist ᚹ ᛬ anarchistic ᚹ ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
black nightshade	᛫ a Solanum nigrum plant ᛫ a Solanum americanum plant ᛫ a Solanum ptychanthum plant ᛫	N	~	NE
Black Sheep Turkmen	᛫ Kara Koyunlu ᛫ Qara Qoyunlu ᛫	PN	Black Sheep Turkomans	NE
blackthorn	᛫ a Prunus spinosa plant ᛫	N	~	NE	also called "sloe"
bladderwort	᛫ an Utricularia plant ᛫	N	~	NE
blain	᛫ an inflamed swelling or sore on the skin ᛫	N	~	NE	found in "chilblains"
blank	᛫ white ᛫ blank ᛫ empty ᛫ not filled in yet ᛫	ADJ	blanc&blank	OE&IᚠFK
blast	᛫ an explosion ᛬ to explode ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
blastle	᛫ explosive material ᛫ a bomb ᛫	N	blast+le	NE+ME
blatant	᛫ obvious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blate	᛫ bashful ᛫ shy ᛫ sheepish ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blaze	᛫ a great fire ᛫ a torch ᛫ a lamp ᛫ a candle ᛬ to burn fiercely ᛫	N᛬V	blaze&blæse	NE&OE
blazer	᛫ a burner ᛫ incendiary ᛫	N	blæsere	OE
bleach	᛫ to make lighter in hue ᛬ pale ᛫ bleak ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE	kin: bleak
blead	᛫ fruit ᛫ vegetables ᛫ produce ᛫ vegetation ᛫ crops ᛫	N	blead&blēd	NE&ME
bleak	᛫ pale ᛫ wan ᛫ pallid ᛫ desolate ᛫ miserable ᛫ depressing ᛫ uncheery ᛫	ADJ	~[bleik]	NEᚠN	kin: bleach
bleat	᛫ a cry from a sheep goat or calf ᛫	V	~	NE
blee	᛫ colouration ᛫ colour ᛫ skin colour ᛫ complexion ᛫	N	~	NE
bleefaw	᛫ versicolour ᛫ particoloured ᛫ multicoloured ᛫ polychromatic ᛫	ADJ	blēofāg	OE
bleek	᛫ ink ᛫ tar ᛫	N	blēk[blæc]	ME
bleekern	᛫ an inkstand ᛫	N	blæcern	OE
bleekfish	᛫ a cephalopod ᛫	N	blēk+fish	ME+NE	inkfish (NEᛣ)
bleekhorn	᛫ an inkhorn ᛫	N	blæchorn	OE
bleeth	᛫ timid ᛫ apprehensive ᛫	ADJ	blēþ[blēaþ]	ME
blench	᛫ a trick ᛫ a ruse ᛫ cheating ᛬ to trick ᛫ to cheat ᛫ to elude ᛫	N᛬V	blench&blenchen&blencan	ME&ME&OE
blend	᛫ a mix ᛬ to mix ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
bless	᛫ to sanctify ᛫ to give divine aid ᛫	V	~	NE
blessing	᛫ divine aid ᛫ a beneficial thing ᛫ one's sanction ᛫	N	~	NE
blike	᛫ to shine ᛫ to gleam ᛫ to twinkle ᛫ to glitter ᛫ to dazzle ᛫ to sparkle ᛫	V	blīken&blīcan/blician	ME&OE
bliket	᛫ a coruscation ᛫ a sparkle ᛫ a twinkle ᛫	N	blīcettung	OE
blin	᛫ cessation ᛬ to cease ᛫ to desist ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
bliss	᛫ great happiness ᛫ great joy ᛫	N	~	NE
blissen	᛫ to make blissful or happy ᛫ fill with or impart bliss to ᛫	V	~	NE
blissful	᛫ extremely happy ᛫ extremely joyful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blissome	᛫ joyous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blithe ⟨ blithe ⟩	᛫ joyful ᛫ cheerful ᛫ carefree ᛫ concernless ᛫ indifferent ᛫ heedless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blithely	᛫ carelessly ᛫ indifferently ᛫ gladly ᛫ joyfully ᛫	ADV	~	NE
blithen	᛫ to make or become blithe ᛫	V	~	NE
blitheness	᛫ joy ᛫	N	~	NE
blither	᛫ to talk foolishly ᛫ blather ᛫	V	~	NE
blithering	᛫ foolish talk ᛬ talking incoherently ᛫ jabbering ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
blithesome ⟨ blithesome ⟩	᛫ having a cheerful or careless disposition ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bloak	᛫ pale ᛫ wan ᛫ pallid ᛫	ADJ	blōk[blāc]	ME	kin: bleak
bloakern	᛫ a light place ᛫ a lamp ᛫ a lantern ᛫	N	blācern&blācern	ME&OE
bloat	᛫ livid ᛫ pale ᛫ ghastly ᛫	ADJ	blāt	OE
bloodbath	᛫ a massacre ᛫	N	~	NE
bloodleech	᛫ a haematologist ᛫ a hematologist ᛫	N	blood+leech	NE+NE
bloodsax	᛫ a fleam ( a tool used for bloodletting and such ) ᛫	N	blōdseax	OE
bloodtale	᛫ a tale involving bloodshed and violence ( specifically a cheaply published story of a sensational kind ) ᛫	N	~	NE
bloodwite	᛫ a penalty for committing bloodshed ᛫	N	~	NE
bloom	᛫ a lump of metal ᛫ metal ᚹ ᛫	N	blōme	ME
bloom	᛫ a flower ᛬ to produce flowers ᛫ to flourish ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
bloomcole	᛫ cauliflower ᛫	N	bloom+cole	NE+NE	Blumenkohl ᛣ
bloomer	᛫ a serious or stupid mistake ᛫ a blunder ᛫	N	~	NE
blooming	᛫ ( used to express annoyance or for emphasis ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bloop	᛫ a low-pitched beeping sound ᛬ to make a bloop sound ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
blooper	᛫ an embarrassing public blunder ᛫	N	~	NE
bloot	᛫ sacrifice ᛬ to sacrifice ᛫	N᛬V	blōt&blōtan	OE
Blootmonth	᛫ November ᛫	PN	Blotmonaþ	OE
blossom	᛫ a flower or a mass of flowers ᛫ the state or period of flowering ᛬ to flower ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
blossomy	᛫ flowery ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
blow	᛫ a strike ᛫ a damaging occurrence ᛫	N	~[blēwe]	NE
blow	᛫ cocaine ᛬ to make air current ᛫ to fellate ᛫	N᛬V	~[blāwan]	NE
blow	᛫ the state or period of flowering ᛬ to produce flowers ᛫	N᛬V	~[blōwan]	NE
blow up	᛫ to explode ᛫ to make explode ᛫	V	~	NE
blower	᛫ a telephone ᛫ a phone ᛫	N	~	NE
blowth	᛫ floruit ᛫ florescence ᛫	N	~	NE
blushworthy	᛫ embarrassing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bo	᛫ both ᛫	PRON	bō	ME	"both" might be from Norse "báðir"
board	᛫ a plank ᛫ a sign board ᛫ a plate ᛫ a table ᛫ a desk ᛫ a group of officials ᛫ a bureau ᛫ a department ᛫	N	~	NE	meaning inspired partly by Dutch "bord"
boatswain	᛫ a Petty Officer charged with hull maintenance on a ship ᛫	N	~	NE	or: bosun
boatward	᛫ a ship's commander ᛫	N	bātweard	OE
bobcat	᛫ a Lynx rufus animal ᛫ a Lynx animal ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(C+E)
bode	᛫ to declare ᛫ to announce ᛫ to proclaim ᛫ to portend ᛫ to preach ᛫	V	bode&bōden&bodian	NE&ME&OE
bodelock	᛫ a decree ᛫ an ordinance ᛫	N	bodlac	ME
boder	᛫ a messenger ᛫ ambassador ᛫ herald ᛫ apostle ᛫ angel ᛫ foreboder ᛫	N	boda	OE
bodeword	᛫ a commandment ( usually in a religious sense ) ᛫	N	bodeword	ME
bodily	᛫ corporal ᛫ material ᛫ corporeal ᛬ forcefully ᛫ in one mass ᛫ as a whole ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
bog	᛫ a stretch of unforested wetland with acidic peaty soil ᛫	N	~	NEᚠC
bold	᛫ a house ᛫ a castle ᛫ a mansion ᛫ an abode ᛫	N	bōld	ME
bolden	᛫ to embolden ᛫ to take courage ᛫	V	~	NE
Bolivia	᛫ Bolivia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Bolivy
bolster	᛫ a cushion ᛫ a pillow ᛬ to reinforce ᛫ to boost ᛫	N᛬V	bolster&bolster	NE&OE
bond	᛫ a connection ᛫ a tie ᛫	N	~	NE
bonddom	᛫ servitude ᛫ bondage ᛫	N	bondedom	ME
bondfolk	᛫ people in a state of bondage ᛫ serfs ᛫	N	~	NE
bondland	᛫ land held by tenure of bond service or rent ᛫	N	bondelond	ME
boneframe	᛫ a skeleton ᛫	N	bone+frame	NE+NE
bonehead	᛫ a stupid person ᛫	N	~	NE
bonehouse ⟨ bonehuse ⟩	᛫ a body ( poetic ) ᛫	N	banhus	OE
boneleech	᛫ an orthopaedist ᛫ an orthopedist ᛫	N	bone+leech	NE+NE
bones	᛫ dice ᛫	N	~	NE
book	᛫ to charter ᛫ to get something reserved for you ᛫	V	~	NE
bookcraft	᛫ the art of literature ᛫	N	~	NE
booker	᛫ a writer a scribe an author ᛫	N	bōcere	OE
bookfell	᛫ a sheet of vellum parchment or paper ᛫ vellum ᛫ parchment ᛫ paper ᛫	N	~	NE
bookhoard	᛫ a library ( a collection of books ) ᛫	N	~	NE
bookhouse ⟨ bookhuse ⟩	᛫ a library ( a building to house books ) ᛫	N	~	NE
bookkeeper	᛫ an accountant ᛫	N	~	NE
bookland	᛫ land held by charter or written title which is free from service and fines ᛫	N	~	NE
bookling	᛫ a booklet ᛫	N	~	NE
booklore	᛫ bibliology ᛫	N	~	NE
booklover	᛫ a bibliophile ᛫	N	~	NE
bookly	᛫ literary ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bookman	᛫ a literary man ᛫ a scholar ᛫	N	~	NE
bookshop	᛫ a bookstore ᛫	N	~	NE
bookspeech	᛫ literary language ᛫	N	~	NE
bookstaff	᛫ a letter ( like A B or C ) ᛫	N	~	NE
bookwork	᛫ literary work ᛫ study ᛫	N	bōcweorc	OE
bookwright	᛫ an author of books ᛫	N	~	NE
boomer	᛫ a large male kangaroo ᛫ a kangaroo ᛫	N	~	NE
boon	᛫ a benefit ᛫ a favour ᛫ a request ᛫ a petition ᛫	N	~[bōn]	NEᚠN
boor	᛫ a peasant ᛫ an uncultured person ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL
boorish	᛫ rude ᛫ crude ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠNL
boose	᛫ a stall for an animal ( usually a cow ) ᛫	N	~	NE
boot	᛫ remedy ᛫ compensation ᛫ amends ᛫ redress ᛬ to avail ᛫ to profit ᛫ to benefit ᛫ to redress ᛫	N᛬V	boot&bōt	NE&OE	found in: to boot
booten	᛫ to heal ᛫ to cure ᛫ to recover from illness ᛫	V	botnen	ME
bootet	᛫ to repair ᛫	V	bōtettan	OE
bootful	᛫ useful ᛫	ADJ	bōteful	ME
bootless	᛫ profitless ᛫ pointless ᛫ unavailing ᛫ ineffectual ᛫ useless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bootworthy	᛫ pardonable ᛫ expiable ᛫ able to get atoned for ᛫	ADJ	bōtwyrþe	OE
bore	᛫ to perforate ᛫ to pierce ᛫	V	~	NE
borough	᛫ a city ᛫ a fortified settlement ᛫ a city district ᛫	N	~[burg/burh/buruh]	NE	may be "-bury" as a suffix
borougher	᛫ a citizen ᛫	N	~{burgware}	NE
boroughership	᛫ citizenship ᛫	N	~	NE
borougherwye	᛫ a civil war ᛫	N	borough+er+wye	NE+NE+ME	boargeroarloch ᛣ, Bürgerkrieg ᛣ
boroughland	᛫ city land ᛫	N	burhland	OE
boroughlede	᛫ citizens ᛫	N	burhleode	OE
boroughman	᛫ a citizen ᛫	N	burhman	OE
boroughreeve	᛫ a mayor ᛫	N	burhgerefa	OE
boroughward	᛫ a city guard ᛫	N	burhweard	OE
boroughwit	᛫ a city counsellor ᛫ a city counselor ᛫	N	burhwita	OE
boroughy	᛫ urban ᛫ municipal ᛫ civil ( as in "having to do with cities" ) ᛫	ADJ	borough+y	NE+NE
borrow	᛫ a surety ᛫ a guarantor ᛫ a voucher ᛬ to borrow ᛫ to become one's surety or guarantor ᛫	N᛬V	borrow[borwen]&borgh	NE&ME
Bosnia and Herzegovina	᛫ Bosnia and Herzegovina ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(O+O)	or: Bosny and Herzegovina
Bosnish	᛫ the Bosnian language ᛬ Bosnian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Bosn+ish	O+NE	Bosnisch ᛣ
bosom	᛫ the front of the thorax ( the chest ) ᛫ a person's loving care and protection ᛫	N	~[bōsm]	NE
botch	᛫ to misperform ᛫	V	~	NE
bothen	᛫ a Rosmarinus officinalis plant ( rosemary ) ᛫	N	bothen	ME
bothhanded	᛫ ambidextrous ᛬ ambidextrously ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	bothhanded	NE
Botswana ⟨ Botswanna ⟩	᛫ Botswana ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Tswanaland
bottle	᛫ an abode ᛫	N	botl	OE
bough	᛫ a branch ᛫	N	~	NE	rhyme: plough
bought	᛫ a bend or curve ᛫	N	~	NE
bouk ⟨ buke ⟩	᛫ a bulging vessel such as a bottle jug pitcher or bulb ᛫ a belly ᛫ an abdomen ᛫ a torso ᛫	N	bouk&būc	ME&OE
bound ⟨ bund ⟩	᛫ going or ready to go towards a specified place ᛫ destined or very likely to have a specified experience ᛫	ADJ	~[boun][N buinn]	NEᚠN
bounden ⟨ bunden ⟩	᛫ obligatory ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
bout ⟨ bute ⟩	᛫ a period of intense activity which does not last long ᛫ an attack of illness or strong emotion ᛫	N	~	NE
bow ⟨ bue ⟩	᛫ to dwell ᛫ to inhabit ᛫ to occupy ᛫	V	būan/būgan	OE	kin: bold (dwelling)
bower ⟨ bure ⟩	᛫ a bedroom ( especially a boudoir ) ᛫ a dwelling ᛫ a shady place ( like in a garden ) ᛫	N	~[būr]	NE	rhyme: tower
bower ⟨ bure ⟩	᛫ a farmer ᛫ a boor ᛫ a pawn (chess piece) ᚹ ᛫ a jack (playing cards) ᚹ ᛫	N	gebūr	OE	rhyme: tower
bower ⟨ bure ⟩	᛫ a young hawk ᛫	N	~	NE	literally: branch-er
bowerbird ⟨ burebird ⟩	᛫ an Australasian ptilonorhynchidae bird ᛫	N	bower bird	NE
bowerland ⟨ bureland ⟩	᛫ land owned by boors (such as farmers) ᛫ farmland ᛫	N	būrlō̆nd	ME
bowman	᛫ an archer ᛫	N	~	NE
bown ⟨ bune ⟩	᛫ to get ready ᛫ to get prepared ᛫ to get going ᛫	V	bounen	MEᚠN
bowyer	᛫ a maker of bows ᛫	N	~	NE
Bragman	᛫ A Brahmin ᛫	N	~	MEᚠI
braid	᛫ a weave of strands ᛫ a sudden jerk ᛫ a moment ᛫ an instant ᛫ a second ᚹ ᛬ to intertwine ᛫ to move suddenly ᛫ to jerk ᛫	N᛬V	braid&breid&breiden	NE&ME&ME	for "in a moment" say "at a braid", not "in a braid"
brainchild	᛫ a creation original idea or innovation ᛫	N	~	NE
brainleech	᛫ a neurologist ᛫	N	brain+leech	NE+NE
brainpan	᛫ a skull ᛫ a brain ᛫	N	~	NE
brainwash	᛫ to indoctrinate ( in the negative sense ) ᛫	V	~	NE	洗腦 ᛣ
brake	᛫ a thicket ᛫	N	~	NE
brakestreeling	᛫ bremsstrahlung ( an electromagnetic radiation produced by the deceleration of a charged particle ) ᛫	N	brake+streel+ing	NE+ME+NE	Bremsstrahlung ᛣ
brambleberry	᛫ a blackberry ᛫ a berry from a bramble ᚹ ᛫ a raspberry ᚹ ᛫	N	brǣmelberie	OE
brand	᛫ a torch ᛫ a flame ᛫ a mark made with fire ᛫ a logo or reputation ᛫ a sword ᛫	N	~	NE	supposedly means "sword" because swords shine kind of like fire
brassy	᛫ Kyphosus vaigiensis ᛬ resembling brass ᛫ impudent ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
brat	᛫ a cloak of coarse cloth ᛫	N	brat[bratt]	MEᚠOEᚠC
brazen	᛫ made of brass ᛫ audacious ᛫ barefaced ᛫ harsh and loud sounding ᛫ resolute ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Brazil	᛫ Brazil ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
breach	᛫ a rupture ᛫ a fissure ᛫	N	~	NE
breadth	᛫ an extent ᛫ a range ᛫ a measure of how broad something is ᛫	N	~	NE
breadthwise	᛫ in terms of breadth ᛫ horizontal ᛬ in a horizontal manner ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
breakneck	᛫ dangerously or extremely fast ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
breaksome	᛫ fragile ᛫ brittle ᛫ frangible ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
breakth	᛫ brokenness ᛫	N	brecþ	OE
breakwater	᛫ a jetty ( as in a barrier which protects from waves ) ᛫	N	~	NE
breast	᛫ a thorax ᛫ a chest of a creature ᛫	N	~[brẹ̄st][brēost]	NE
breastband	᛫ a brassiere ᛫	N	brẹ̄st band/brestbande	ME
breastbone	᛫ a sternum ᛫	N	brẹ̄stbōn	ME
breastgirdle	᛫ a brassiere ᛫	N	brẹ̄st girdel	ME
breathlessness	᛫ dyspnea ᛫	N	~	NE
bred	᛫ a surface ᛫ a table ᛫ a tablet ᛫ a board ᛫ a plank ᛫ a log ᛫	N	bred[bred]	ME
bredheel	᛫ a platform heel ᛫	N	bred+heel	OE+NE
bree	᛫ to fear ᛫ to frighten ᛫ to terrify ᛫	V	breen[brēgan]	ME	kin: braid ?
breeches	᛫ pants ᛫ trousers ᛫	N	~	NE	or: britches, breeks
breed	᛫ roasted meat ᛫ grilled meat ᛫ a roast ᛫ barbecue ᛬ to roast ᛫ to fry ᛫ to grill ᛫ to roast ᛫ to barbecue ᛫	N᛬V	brēde&brēden	ME&ME
breem	᛫ illustrious ᛫ splendid ᛫ vigorous ᛫ fierce ᛫ savage ᛫ ferocious ᛫ tempestuous ᛫	ADJ	breem/breme/brim&brēme	NE&ME
breem	᛫ to celebrate ᛫	V	brēman	OE
breet	᛫ to break ᛫ to bruise ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to degenerate ᛫	V	brēotan	OE
brewhouse ⟨ brewhuse ⟩	᛫ a brewery ᛫	N	brewhouse	NE
brey	᛫ a ruler ᛫	N	brego[bregu/brege]	OE
brich	᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫	ADJ	brīce&brȳce	ME&OE
bridal	᛫ a nuptial ᛬ nuptial ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~[brȳdealo]	NE	the "-al" at the end isn't from Latin
bridelock	᛫ nuptials ᛫	N	brūdlāc	ME
bridewort	᛫ meadowsweet ( Filipendula ulmaria ) ᛫ Spiraea salicifolia ᛫ Spiraea alba ᛫	N	~	NE
bridgeask	᛫ a tuatara ᛫	N	bridge+ask	NE+NE	Brückenechse ᛣ
bridle	᛫ the headgear used to control a horse ᛫	N	~	NE
brightness	᛫ luminance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
brightom	᛫ glittering ᛫ scintillation ᛫ twinkling ᛫ a moment ᛫ an instant ᛫ a second ᚹ ᛫	N	bearhtm{bearhtmhwīl}	OE	"moment" by association with the twinkling of an eye
brightomwhile	᛫ a moment ᛫ an instant ᛫ a second ᚹ ᛫	N	bearhtmhwīl	OE
brim	᛫ a sea ᛫ an ocean ᛫ water ᛫ a flood ᛫ an edge of water ᛫	N	~	NE
brimguest ⟨ brimgest ⟩	᛫ a mariner or a sailor ( poetic ) ᛫	N	brimgǽst	OE
brimhengest	᛫ a ship ( poetic ) ᛫	N	brimhengest	OE
brimstone	᛫ sulpher/sulfur ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: burnstone
brindled	᛫ tabby ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
brine	᛫ salt water ᛫ water saturated with salt ᛫	N	~	NE
bring about ⟨ abute ⟩	᛫ to produce ᛫ to cause ᛫	V	~	NE
bring forth	᛫ to produce ᛫ to cause ᛫	V	~	NE
bring up	᛫ to mention ᛫	V	~	NE
brist	᛫ damage ᛫	N	brist[byrst]	ME
bristly oxtongue ⟨ oxtung ⟩	᛫ a Helminthotheca echioides plant ᛫ a Picris echioides plant ᛫	N	~	NE
brit	᛫ to fragment ᛫ to divide ᛫ to bruise ᛫ to indent ᛫ to shatter ᛫	V	~[brittian/bryttian]	NE	kin: brittle; brytja (Icelandic)
Britenwielder ⟨ Britenweelder ⟩	᛫ a great king ᛫ a ruler of dispersed lands ᛫	PN	brȳtenwalda	OE
British Columbia	᛫ British Columbia ᛫	PN	~	NE	or: British Columbland
Britten	᛫ Britain ᛫	PN	bryten	OEᚠC
britter	᛫ a dispenser ᛫ a distributor ᛫	N	brytta	OE
brittle	᛫ fragile ᛫ unable to bend without breaking ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Britwale	᛫ a Briton ( pre-Anglo-Saxon ) ᛫ a Celtic Brit ( as opposed to Anglo Brit ) ᛫	PN	bretwalas/brytwalas	OE
Britwelsh	᛫ Brythonic language ᛬ Brythonic ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	bretwilisc	OE
broadcast	᛫ a transmission ᛬ to transmit ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
broadly	᛫ generally ᛫	ADV	~	NE
brock	᛫ a badger ᛫	N	~	NEᚠC?
Bronding	᛫ one of the Brondings ᛫ someone from Brännö in Sweden ᛫	PN	Brondingum&Brondingas	OE
brood	᛫ the young of an animal ᛬ to sit on eggs to hatch them ᛫ to dwell on something that sours one's mood ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
brook	᛫ to use ᛫	V	brook&brouken[brūcan]	NE&ME
brooker	᛫ a user ᛫	N	~	NE
brosen	᛫ to decay ᛫ to erode ᛫	V	brosnian	OE
brothel	᛫ a degenerate ᛫	N	~	NE
brothelhouse ⟨ brothelhuse ⟩	᛫ a whorehouse ᛫	N	~	NE	often shortened to "brothel"
brother	᛫ a friar ᛫ a male member of a religious order ᛫	N	~	NE
brotherbane	᛫ a fratricide ᛫	N	brōþorbana	OE
brotherhood	᛫ a fraternity ᛫	N	~	NE
brotherly	᛫ fraternal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
brotherslayer	᛫ a fratricide ᛫	N	brotherslayer	NE
brotherwife	᛫ a brother's wife ᛫	N	brōþorwīf	OE
brow	᛫ terror ᛫ dread ᛫ horror ᛫	N	brōga	OE	rhyme: grow
brown ⟨ brune ⟩	᛫ a fascist ᚹ ᛬ fascistic ᛫ fascist ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
Brunei ⟨ Broonye ⟩	᛫ Brunei ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
buck	᛫ a male animal ᛫	N	~	NE
bugbear	᛫ an ongoing problem obstacle or adversity ᛫	N	~	NE
build ⟨ bild ⟩	᛫ a physique ᛫ a structure ᛬ to construct ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
Bulgar	᛫ a Bulgarian ᛫	PN	Bulgarisc	OE	or: Pulgar (from OE Pulgare)
Bulgarish	᛫ the Bulgarian language ᛬ Bulgarian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Bulgar+ish	NEᚠO+NE
Bulgary	᛫ Bulgaria ᛫	PN	Bulgaria	ME
bulwark	᛫ a defensive wall ᛫ a safeguard ᛬ to fortify ᛫ to provide protection ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠNL?	equivalent to "bole"+"work"
bunch	᛫ a multitude ᛫	N	~	NE
burden	᛫ a heavy load ᛫ duty ᛫ responsibility ᛫ onus ᛫	N	~	NE
burdensome	᛫ arduous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
burdock	᛫ an Arctium plant ᛫	N	~	NE
bure	᛫ a son ᛫ child ᛫ descendant ᛫	N	byre	OE
Burghend	᛫ a Burgundian ᛫	PN	Burgendan	OE
Burghendland	᛫ Burgundy ᛫	PN	Burgenda land	OE	or: Burgundy
buriel	᛫ entombment ᛫	N	burial	NE	TS: buryle (native -le affix confused for Latin -al)
Burkina Faso ⟨ Burkeena Fasso ⟩	᛫ Burkina Faso ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
burn	᛫ a small stream ᛫	N	~	NE	or: bourn (southern England version?)
burn	᛫ a coat of mail ᛫ a hauberk ᛫ a cuirass ᚹ ᛫ a corslet ᚹ ᛫ a lorica ᚹ ᛫ a breastplate ᚹ ᛫	N	byrne{brinie/burn}	OE
Burundi ⟨ Booroondy ⟩	᛫ Burundi ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
bushcow ⟨ bushcue ⟩	᛫ a tapir ᛫	N	bush cow	NE
bushwhack	᛫ to ambush ᛫	V	~	NE
busk	᛫ to ready ᛫ to prepare ᛫ to furnish ᛫ to provide ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to clothe ᛫	V	busken	MEᚠN
busybody	᛫ a meddling or prying person ᛫	N	~	NE
but	᛫ just ᛫ only ᛫ no more than ᛬ except ᛫ other than ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
butterpear	᛫ an avocado ᛫	N	butter pear	NE
by dint of	᛫ by means of ᛫ by force of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
by heart	᛫ from memory ᛫	ADV	~	NE
by hook or by crook	᛫ by any means necessary ᛫	ADV	~	NE
by the rood	᛫ by the cross ! ( a phrase used in oath making ) ᛫	INT	~	NE
bye	᛫ to bend ᛫ to curve ᛫ to bow ᛫	V	bȳgan	OE
byedness	᛫ curvature ᛫	ADJ	gebīgednys	OE
byfare	᛫ to pass ( as in to go by, not to hand over ) ᛫	V	by+fare	NE+NE
bygone	᛫ a thing dating from an earlier time ᛬ belonging to an earlier time ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
byland	᛫ a peninsula ᛫	N	~	NE
bylaw	᛫ an ordinance from a local authority ᛫ a rule made by a society to control the actions of its members ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
byname	᛫ a pronoun ᛫	N	bīnama	OE
byquid ⟨ bycwid ⟩	᛫ a proverb ᛫ a fable ᛫	N	bīcwide	OE
byre	᛫ a barn ( especially one for cattle ) ᛫	N	~	NE
byrlady	᛫ ( an exclamation of surprise ) ᛫	INT	~	NE
bysmear	᛫ mockery ᛬ to mock ᛫ deride ᛫ irritate ᛫ reproach ᛫ blaspheme ᛫ defame ᛫ revile ᛫	N᛬V	bysmer&bysmerian	OE
byspel	᛫ a parable ᛫ a fable ᛫ a proverb ᛫	N	bīspel&bigspell	ME&OE	see comment
bystander	᛫ one who is present but not taking part in a situation or event ᛫	N	~	NE
bytime	᛫ leisure time ᛫	N	~	NE
bytongue ⟨ bytung ⟩	᛫ a dialect ᛫	N	by+tongue	NE+NE
bytonguelore ⟨ bytunglore ⟩	᛫ dialectology ᛫	N	by+tongue+lore	NE+NE+NE
byway	᛫ a side road ᛫	N	~	NE
byword	᛫ a proverb ᛫ a proverbial saying ᛫ an epithet ᛫ an adverb ᛫	N	byword&bijwoord	NE&NL
Cabo Verde	᛫ Cape Verde ᛫ Cabo Verde ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
cack	᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛫ dung ᛬ to poop ᛫ to crap ᛫ to shit ᛫	N᛬V	~[cac]	NE
cackhouse ⟨ cackhuse ⟩	᛫ a privy ᛫ a latrine ᛫	N	cachūs	OE
calfbone	᛫ the fibula ᛫	N	~	NE
calfflesh	᛫ veal ᛫	N	~	NE
call	᛫ a hair net ᛫ a kind of headdress ᛫	N	calle	ME
called for	᛫ warranted ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
callow	᛫ inexperienced ᛫ bald ᛫ unfledged ᛫ unfeathered ᛫ immature ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Cameroon ⟨ Cammeroon ⟩	᛫ Cameroon ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Canada	᛫ Canada ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
candletree	᛫ a candelabrum ᛫ a chandelier ᛫	N	candeltrēow	OE	the candle element is ultimately from Latin
canker	᛫ cancer ᛫ a plant disease characterized by cankers ᛫	N	~	NEᚠOEᚠI	"canker" was borrowed into OE, "cancer" came later
cankerleech	᛫ an oncologist ᛫	N	canker+leech	NEᚠI+NE
cannel	᛫ cinnamon ᛫ a Cinnamomum zelanicum tree ᛫	N	canē̆l	ME
canny	᛫ pleasant ᛫ fair ᛫ shrewd or astute ( especially in business matters ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
caretaker	᛫ a custodian ᛫	N	~	NE
careworn	᛫ tired and unhappy because of prolonged worry ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
cart	᛫ a paper ᛫ a treatise ᛫	N	carte	MEᚠOEᚠI
Cartain	᛫ Carthage ᛫	PN	Cartaina	OEᚠO
carve up	᛫ to cut into pieces ᛫ to dismember land ᛫	V	~	NE
catbear	᛫ a panda ᛫	N	~	NE	might be a calque of Chinese
Cathom	᛫ Caen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	PN	Caðum	OE	From the Anglo Saxon Chronicle
catlore	᛫ felinology ᛫	N	~	NE
catly	᛫ feline ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Chad	᛫ Chad ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
chafer	᛫ a Scarabaeidae insect ( scarab beetles ) ᛫	N	~	NE
chaffer	᛫ to bargain ᛫ to haggle ᛫	V	~	NEᚠ(I+E)	rhyme: grapher
chap	᛫ trade ᛬ to trade ᛫ to barter ᛫	N᛬V	chapman&ceap	NEᚠ(I+E)&OEᚠI
chapbook	᛫ a small pamphlet containing tales ballads or tracts ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(I+E)
chapman	᛫ a merchant ᛫ a trader ᛫ a dealer ᛫ a businessman ᛫ a peddler ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(I+E)
chapstow	᛫ a market place ᛫	N	ceapstōw	OEᚠ(I+E)
char	᛫ a turn ( one's allotted time ) ᛫ a shift ( of work or such ) ᛫	N᛬V	char{chāren}	NE	kin: chare
char	᛫ to complain ᛫ to murmur ᛫	V	ceorian	OE
chare	᛫ to turn ᛫ to change beliefs or allegiance ᛫ to convert ᛫	V	chāren&cyrran	ME&OE	kin: char
charlady	᛫ a maid ( cleaning lady ) ᛫	N	~	NE
charlock	᛫ a Cruciferae plant ᛫	N	~	NE
charry	᛫ a vehicle ᛫	N	cearrige	OE
chary	᛫ wary ᛫ hesitant ᛫ reluctant ᛫ cautiously or suspiciously reluctant to do something ᛫ anxious about doing something ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	rhyme: cherry
chavel	᛫ a jowl ᛫ a jaw ᛫	N᛬V	chavel[ceafl]	ME	"jowl" has French influence?
cheap	᛫ inexpensive ᛫ of poor quality ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠOEᚠI
cheaping	᛫ marketing ᛫ trading ᛫	N	chẹ̄pinge	MEᚠOEᚠI
cheed	᛫ a pouch ᛫ a bag ᛫ a sack ᛫	N	cēod	OE
cheel	᛫ a small flat-bottomed kind of ship or boat ᛫	N	cēol	OE	"keel" seems to be Norse
cheen	᛫ a torch ( of a particular kind? ) ᛫	N	cēn	OE
cheves	᛫ a concubine ᛫ a paramour ᛫	N	cheves[ciefes/cefes/cyfes]	ME
chevesborn	᛫ born of a concubine ᛫ bastard ᛫	ADJ	cheves boren	ME
chide	᛫ to admonish ᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reproach ᛫	V	~	NE
child	᛫ a juvenile ᛫	N	~	NE	PL: children; childer
Childermas	᛫ Holy Innocents' Day ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+I)
childleech	᛫ a pediatrician ᛫	N	child+leech	NE+NE	could also be "barnleech"
childrearing	᛫ the bringing up of a child ᛫ parenting ᛫	N	~	NE
Chile	᛫ Chile ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
China	᛫ China ᛫	N	~	NEᚠO	or: Jungwo, Midrich, Midrike
China	᛫ China ᛫ the People's Republic of China ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
chine	᛫ a fissure ᛫ a chasm ᛬ to crack ᛫ to fissure ᛫	N᛬V	~[cīnu/cīnan]	NE
chink	᛫ a narrow opening ᛫	N	~	NE
chircle	᛫ the circle of the Zodiac ᛫	N	circul	OEᚠL
chirk	᛫ to cheer up ᛫	V	~	NE
chirten	᛫ beautiful ᛫	ADJ	cyrten	OE
chirtenledge	᛫ to beautify ᛫	V	cyrtenlǣcan	OE
chise	᛫ choosy ᛫ choice ᛫ picky ᛫ petty ᛫ overly critical ᛫	ADJ	chīs	ME
chisel	᛫ gravel ᛫	N	chisel/chysel/chesel	ME
chokelew	᛫ apt to choke or suffocate someone ᛫	ADJ	chokeleu	ME
choose	᛫ to pick ᛫ to decide ᛫	V	~	NE
chooser	᛫ an elector ᛫ a connoisseur ᛫	N	chooser&chēsere	NE&ME
choosling	᛫ one of the elect ( of Christian myth ) ᛫	N	chōsling	ME
chore	᛫ a task ( especially habitial ones ) ᛫	V	~	NE
chucklesome	᛫ somewhat humorous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
churchly	᛫ ecclesiastical ᛫	ADJ	~[cyriclīc]	NE
churchman	᛫ a cleric ᛫ a member of the clergy ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(H+E)
churchward	᛫ a custodian of a church ᛫ a sacristan ᛫	N	chircheward	MEᚠ(H+E)
churl	᛫ a commoner ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a boor ᛫	N	~	NE
churlish	᛫ servile ᛫ rustic ᛫ rude ᛫ villainous ᛫ unlearned ᛫	ADJ	cherlish	ME
churlishness	᛫ rudeness ᛫ vulgarity ᛫	N	ceorliscnes	OE
churlrich	᛫ a democracy ᛫	N	churl+rīche	NE+ME
Churlwain	᛫ the Big Dipper ᛫ Ursa Major ᛫ the constellation Boötes ᛫	N	carlewain	ME
churly	᛫ vulgarly ᛫ in the manner of commoners ᛫	ADV	ceorllīce	OE
cinder ⟨ sinder ⟩	᛫ slag ᛫ dross ᛫ impurity of metal ᛫	N	~	NE
clammy	᛫ cold and damp ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
clauster	᛫ a cloister ᛫	N	clauster	OEᚠI
cleam	᛫ to plaster ᛫ to smear ᛫ to annoint ᛫	V	clēmen[OE clǣman]	ME	kin: cloam
cleancut	᛫ sharply defined ᛫ unambiguous ᛫ of wholesome appearance ᛫	ADJ	cleancut	NEᚠ(E+N)
cleanhearted	᛫ pure in heart ᛫ innocent of heart ᛫	ADJ	clǣnheort+ed	OE+NE
cleanly	᛫ habitually clean ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
cleanness	᛫ moral purity ᛫ innocence ᛫ cleanliness ᛫ integrity ᛫ chastity ᛫ celibacy ᛫	N	cleaness	NE&ME
cleanse	᛫ to purge ᛫ to purify ᛫	V	~	NE
cleat	᛫ a wedge ᛫	N	~	NE
cleave	᛫ to sever ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: cloven; cleft
cleavers	᛫ a Galium aparine plant ᛫	N	~	NE	or: clivers
cleep	᛫ to speak ᛫ to utter ᛫ to vocalize ᛫	V	clēpen[cleopian]	ME
cleeper	᛫ a vowel ᛫	N	cleep+er	NE+NE	inspired by OE cleopigend/cleopend
cleepery	᛫ vocalic ᛫	ADJ	cleep+er+ly	NE+NE+NE
cleft	᛫ a fissure ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: cleave
cleve	᛫ a dwelling ᛫	N	cleve	ME
clever	᛫ smart in an inventive way ᛫ adapt ᛫ cunning ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
clew	᛫ an indication ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: clew
clew	᛫ a sphere ᛫ a ball of thread ᛫	N	~	NE
cling	᛫ to adhere ᛫	V	~	NE
clip	᛫ a flexible or spring-loaded device for holding objects ᛫ a metal holder containing firearm cartridges ᛫	N	~	NE
clitch	᛫ to clutch ᛫ to adhere ᛫ to grasp tightly ᛫	V	~	NE	kin: clutch?
clithe	᛫ a plaster ᛫ salve ᛫ poultice ᛫	N	clithe[cliþa]	ME
cloam	᛫ earthenware ᛫ crockery ᛫	N	~[clām]	NE
clod	᛫ a lump of something ( especially clay or earth ) ᛫	N	~	NE
clog	᛫ a lump ᛫ a mass of something ᛫	N	~	NE
clote	᛫ the burdock ᛫ the clotbur ᛫	N	clote	ME
clothe	᛫ to dress ᛫ to give someone clothes ᛫ to endow ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: clad
clother	᛫ a person who makes or sells cloth or clothing ᛫	N	~	NE
cloudy ⟨ cludey ⟩	᛫ unclear ᛫ uncertain ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
clough	᛫ a steep valley or ravine ᛫	N	~	NE
clout ⟨ clute ⟩	᛫ a patch ( of leather cloth metal or code ) ᛫ a blotch ᛫ a heavy blow ᛫ influence ᛬ to patch ( to mend with a patch ) ᛫	N	clout&clout[clūt]	NE&ME
clove	᛫ something which is cleft ᛫ a den ᛫ a chasm ᛫ a hollow ᛫ a bulbil ᛫ a bit of garlic ᛫ a celler ᛫	N	clove&clēofa	NE&OE
cloven	᛫ divided ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
clutchfist	᛫ a miser ᛫	N	~	NE
coaf	᛫ courageous ᛫	ADJ	cōf[cāf]	ME
coalmouse ⟨ coalmuse ⟩	᛫ a Periparus ater bird ᛫	N	coalmouse	NE
coaser	᛫ an emperor ᛫ an imperator ᛫ a caesar ᛫	N	cāsere	OEᚠI
coaserdom	᛫ imperium ᛫	N	cāserdōm	OEᚠ(I+E)
coaserly	᛫ imperial ᛫	ADJ	cāserlīc	OEᚠ(I+E)
coasern	᛫ an empress ᛫	N	cāsern	OEᚠ(I+E)
coaserrich	᛫ an empire ᛫	N	cāsere+rīche	OE+ME	Kaiserreich ᛣ
coathe	᛫ disease ᛫ illness ᛫ sickness ᛫	N	~[cothe][coþu]	NE	used only for sheep in Modern English?
coathed	᛫ diseased ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
cobweb	᛫ a spider's web ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: copweb
cock	᛫ a male bird ᛫	N	~	NE
cocker	᛫ a quiver ᛫	N	coker	ME
cod	᛫ a bag ᛫ a sack ᛫ a pouch ᛫ integument ᛫ a scrotum ᛫	N	~	NE
codapple	᛫ a quince ? ᛫	N	codæppel	OE
coffeehouse ⟨ coffeehuse ⟩	᛫ a cafe ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(O+NE)
coldrife	᛫ cold ᛫ chilling ᛫ gelid ᛫ frigid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
cole	᛫ any Brassica oleracea plant ( broccoli , kale , brussels sprouts , cabbage , cauliflower , kohlrabi , gai lan )	N	~	NEᚠOEᚠI
coleneep	᛫ kohlrabi ᛫	N	cole+nep	NE+MEᚠI	Kohlrabi ᛣ
Colombia	᛫ Colombia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI	or: Colombland
comeliness	᛫ beauty ᛫ attractiveness ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
comeling	᛫ a foreigner ᛫ an intruder ᛫ a newcomer to a religious faith ᛫ a new convert ᛫ an import ( from abroad ) ᛫	N	cǒmeling	ME
comelitheness	᛫ hospitality ᛫	N	cumlīþnys	OE
comely	᛫ attractive ᛫ agreeable ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
comendliness	᛫ possibility ᛫	N	acumendlīcness	OE
comendly	᛫ possible ᛫	ADJ	ācumendlic	OE	or: comingly; camely
comer	᛫ a guest ᛫ a stranger ᛫	N	cuma	OE
con	᛫ to study attentively ᛫ to study ᛫	V	~[cunnan]	NE
conned	᛫ educated ᛫ having studied ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
conner	᛫ a student ᛫	N	con+er	NE+NE
cook up	᛫ to fabricate ᛫ to make ( usually in a shady or rushed way ) ᛫	V	~	NE
cookiecutter	᛫ generic ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(NL+E)
cooler	᛫ a refrigerator ᛫	N	~	NE
coomb	᛫ a short valley or hollow on a hillside or coastline ᛫	N	~	NEᚠC
cop	᛫ a spider ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: cobweb
cop	᛫ the top summit or crest of something ᛫	N	~[copp]	NE
coppen	᛫ to eagerly await ᛫	V	copnen	ME
core	᛫ discrimination ᛫ a decision ᛫ a choice ᛫	N	core&gecor	ME&OE
corn	᛫ a grain ᛫ maize ( grain from the Zea mays plant ) ᛫	N	~	NE
Cornish	᛫ Cornish language ᛬ Cornish ᛫ Cornubian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	~	NE	or: Cornwelsh; Wesswelsh (from OE Westwealas)
cornstone	᛫ granite ᛫	N	corn+stone	NE+NE	granite ᛣ
Cornwale	᛫ a Cornishman ᛫	PN	cornwealas	OE	or: Cornishman; Wesswale (from OE Westwealas)
Cornwales	᛫ Cornwall ᛫ Cornubia ᛫	PN	cornwealas	OE	or: Wesswales (from OE Westwealas)
Corsick	᛫ Corsica ᛫	PN	Corsicam	OE	or: Corsica
cost	᛫ a procedure ᛫ a method ᛫ a technique ᛫ a course of action ᛫ a means ᛫ a way ᛫ a trait ᛫ a property ᛫ an attribute ᛫	N	cost	MEᚠN
Costa Rica	᛫ Costa Rica ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
costen	᛫ to tempt ᛫	V	costnian	OE
costening	᛫ temptation ᛫	N	costnung	OE
cot	᛫ a cottage ᛫	N	cot	OE
couth ⟨ cuthe ⟩	᛫ known ᛫ well known ᛫ familiar ᛫ sophisticated ᛫ refined ᛫	ADJ	couth&couth	NE&ME
couther ⟨ cuther ⟩	᛫ an acquaintance ᛫	N	cuþa	OE
couthledge ⟨ cutheledge ⟩	᛫ to befriend ᛫ to make known to yourself ᛫	V	cūþlǣcan	OE
couthly ⟨ cuthely ⟩	᛫ surely ᛫ certainly ᛫ familiarly ᛫ courteously ᛫	ADV	cūþelīce	OE
couthness ⟨ cutheness ⟩	᛫ acquaintance ᛫	N	cūþnes	OE
couthred ⟨ cuthered ⟩	᛫ intimacy ᛫	N	cuþreden	ME
cove	᛫ a small coastal inlet ᛫	N	~[cōfa]	NE
covegod	᛫ a household god ᛫ penates ᛫	N	cōfgod	OE
cow ⟨ cue ⟩	᛫ the Bos taurus mammal ᛫	N	~	NE	PL: cues; kine
Crab	᛫ Cancer ᛫	PN	~	NE
crack	᛫ highly trained and competent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
craft	᛫ an art ᛫ a vehicle ᛫ a trade ( as in a profession ) ᛬ to construct ᛫ to develop ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
crafted tongue ⟨ tung ⟩	᛫ a constructed language ᛫ a conlang ᛫	N	crafted+tongue	NE+NE
crafter	᛫ an architect ᛫ an artifex ᛫	N	cræftiga	NE&OE
craftless	᛫ artless ᛫ inexpert ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
craftsman	᛫ an artisan ᛫	N	~	NE
craftspeech	᛫ jargon ᛫	N	cræftspræc	OE
crafty	᛫ relating to a craft ᛫ technical ᛫ wily ᛫ skillful ᛫ innovative ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
crat	᛫ a chariot ᛫ a cart ᛫	N	cræt	OE
craw	᛫ the stomach of an animal ᛫	N	~	NE
creepdeer	᛫ a reptile ᛫	N	creep+deer	NE+NE	Kriechtier ᛣ
Crete	᛫ Crete ᛫	PN	~	NE
cringe	᛫ to shutter from embarrassment fear or disgust ᛫	V	~	NE
cringeworthy	᛫ embarrassing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Croatia	᛫ Croatia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Croatland
crock	᛫ an earthenware pot or jar ᛫ something considered to be complete nonsense ᛫	N	~	NE
crockwright	᛫ a potter ᛫	N	crocwyrhta	OE
croft	᛫ a small rented farm comprising of a plot of arable land attached to a house ᛫	N	croft	NE
crook	᛫ a hooked staff ᛫ one who engages in fraudulent or criminal practices ᛫ a bend ᛫ a curve ᛬ to bend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
crooked	᛫ bent ᛫ twisted ᛫ illegal ᛫ fraudulent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
cropland	᛫ farmland ᛫	N	~	NE
cropper	᛫ a sudden failure ᛫ a severe fall ᛫	N	~	NE
crud	᛫ clabber ᛫ curds ᛫ cottage cheese ᛫ rennet ᛫ junket ᛫ a coagulated substance ᛬ to coagulate ᛫ to congeal ᛫ to curdle ᛫	N᛬V	crud&crud&crudden	NE&ME&ME	doublet: curd
crundle	᛫ a mound raised over graves to protect them ᛫ a barrow ᛫	N	crundel	OE
crundle	᛫ a tumulus ᛫ a burial mound ᛫	N	crundel	OE
Cuba ⟨ Kewba ⟩	᛫ Cuba ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
cud	᛫ gum ᛫ resin ᛫ mastic ᛫ quid ᛫	N	cud[cudu]	ME
cuddy	᛫ gummy ᛫ resinous ᛫	ADJ	cud+y	ME+NE
cudgel	᛫ a club ᛫	N	~[cycgel]	NE	"club" is Norse
culver	᛫ a dove ᛫ a pigeon ᛫	N	~[culfre][columba]	NEᚠI
Cumberland	᛫ Cumbria ᛫	PN	~	NE
cunning	᛫ experienced ᛫ skilled ᛫ crafty ᛫ sly ᛫ clever ᛫	ADJ	cunning&conning	NE&ME
cunt	᛫ the vulva ᛫ the vagina ᛫	N	~	NE
cust	᛫ virtue ᛫ one's character ᛫	N	custe[cyst]	ME
custiness	᛫ generosity ᛫ liberality ᛫ munificence ᛫	N	cystignes	OE
custy	᛫ devout ᛫ benevolent ᛫ of good character ᛫	ADJ	cystig	OE
cutthroat	᛫ a murderer ᛫ a ruthless person ᛬ ruthless ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
cutwater	᛫ Rynchops niger ᛫ the forward curve of a ship's stern ᛫ the wedge of a bridge pier ᛫	N	~	NE
daft	᛫ silly ᛫ insane ᛫ crazy ᛫ mad ( crazy ) ᛫ stupid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dale	᛫ a valley ᛫	N	~	NE
dalk	᛫ a clasp ᛫ a buckle ᛫ a brooch ᛫ a fibula ᛫	N	dalk[dalc]	ME
dall	᛫ eminent ᛫	ADJ	deal/deall	OE
damp	᛫ moisture ᛫ humidity ᛫ dampness ᛬ moist ᛫ humid ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NEᚠLG
dapper	᛫ neat ᛫ spiffy ᛫ stylish ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠNL?
dare	᛫ to brave ᛫ a challenge of bravery ᛬ to challenge an act of bravery ᛫	V	~	NE	PST: dared; durst
daring	᛫ adventurous courage ᛬ adventurous ᛫ audaciously bold ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
dark	᛫ aphotic ᛫ atramentous ᛫ caliginous ᛫ cimmerian ᛫ crepuscular ᛫ somber ᛫ solemn ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
darkling	᛫ in the dark ᛬ darkly ᛫ done or taking place in the dark ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
darling	᛫ a beloved one ᛬ beloved ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
darst	᛫ leaven ᛫	N	dærst	OE
darth	᛫ a dart ᛫ a javelin ᛫	N	daroþ	OE	"dart" is French, from Frankish cognate of "daroþ"
dash	᛫ a hyphen ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
daughterdaughter	᛫ a maternal granddaughter ᛫	N	daughter+daughter	NE+NE	based on analogy with sunsunu and dohtorsunu
daughterson	᛫ a maternal grandson ᛫	N	dohtorsunu	OE
daven	᛫ to suit ᛫ to be fitting ᛬ becoming ᛫ suitable ᛫ proper ᛫ convenient ᛫	V᛬ADJ	dafenian&dafen	OE
daw	᛫ a Coloeus monedula bird ᛫	N	~	NE
daws	᛫ days ᛫	N	dawes	ME	archaic plural form
dayblindness	᛫ hemeralopia ᛫	N	~	NE
daybook	᛫ a journal ᛫ a log ᛫ a logbook ᛫ a diary ᛫	N	~	NE
dayish	᛫ diurnal ᛫	ADJ	daiish	ME
daymeal	᛫ a clock ᛫ a sundial ᛫ a waterclock ᛫ a clepsydra ᛫	N	dægmǣl	OE	literally day-measure
daysman	᛫ an arbitrator ᛫ a mediator ᛫ an umpire ᛫ an arbiter ᛫	N	~	NE
daytide	᛫ an hour ᛫	N	day+tide{yeartide}	NE+NE	see: stound
deadlock	᛫ a stalemate ᛫ an impasse ᛫	N	~	NE
deadly	᛫ fatal ᛫ lethal ᛬ fatally ᛫ mortally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
deadly nightshade	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ᛫	N	~	NE
deadshot	᛫ a highly accurate marksman ᛫	N	dead shot	NE
deal	᛫ a part ᛫ a component ᛫ a portion ᛫ an agreement ᛫ a pact ᛬ to distribute ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
dealer	᛫ a divider ᛫ a distributor ᛫	N	~	NE
dealing	᛫ a business transaction ᛫ an interaction ᛫	N	~	NE
dealnim	᛫ to take part ᛫ to participate ᛫	V	dǣlniman	OE	PST: dealnome
dealnimmer	᛫ a participant ᛫ a participle ( grammar term ) ᛫	N	dǣlnimend	OE
dealnimmerly	᛫ sharing ᛫ participating ᛫ participal ᛫	ADJ	dǣlnimendlīc	OE
dealth	᛫ a portion ᛫	N	~	NE	rhyme: wealth
dealy	᛫ partial ᛫	ADJ	deal+y	NE+NE
dear	᛫ expensive ᛫ costly ᛫ cherished ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dearest	᛫ a favourite ᛫ a beloved one ᛬ favourite ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
dearness	᛫ expensiveness ᛫ costliness ᛫ affection ᛫ fondness ᛫	N	~	NE
dearsome	᛫ precious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dearth	᛫ a famine ᛫ scarcity ᛫ paucity ᛫	N	~	NE	rhyme: birth
dearworthy	᛫ precious ᛫ beloved ᛫ precious ᛫ prized ᛫	ADJ	dereworthi	ME
deathknell	᛫ a sign foretelling the death of something ᛫	N	~	NE
deathless	᛫ immortal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
deathling	᛫ a mortal ᛫ a being subject to death ᛫	N	~	NE
deathlore	᛫ thanatology ᛫	N	~	NE
deathraked	᛫ a sepulchre ᛫	N	dēaþræced	OE
deathshild	᛫ a capital crime ᛫	N	dēaþscyld	OE
deathshildiness	᛫ mortality ᛫	N	dethshildiȝnesse	ME
deathshildy	᛫ mortal ᛫ liable to death ᛫	ADJ	dethshildiȝ	ME
deathsman	᛫ an executioner ᛫	N	~	NE
deathsong	᛫ a requiem ( in the musical sense ) ᛫	N	death+song	NE+NE
deech	᛫ to smear ᛫ to daub ᛫ to plaster ᛫	V	dēchen	ME
deed	᛫ an action ᛫ an act ᛫ a legal document showing bond ᛫	N	~	NE
deedbane	᛫ an evildoer ᛫	N	dǣdbana	OE
deedbeet	᛫ to make amends ᛫ to be penitent ᛫ to repent ᛫	V	dǣdbētan	OE
deedbeeter	᛫ a deed amender ᛫ a penitent ᛫	N	dǣdbēta	OE
deedboot	᛫ repentance ᛫ penitence ᛫ penance ᛫	N	dǣdbōt	OE
deedfrommer	᛫ a deed-doer ᛫ an actor ᛫ a causative agent ᛫	N	dǣdfruma	OE
deedlate	᛫ slow to act ᛫ slothful ᛫	ADJ	dǣdlæt	OE
deedlater	᛫ a lazy person ᛫ a sluggard ᛫	N	dǣdlata	OE
deedlean	᛫ a reward ᛫ recompence ᛫ recompense ᛫	N	dǣdlēan	OE
deem	᛫ to regard ᛫ to judge ᛫	V	~	NE
deemer	᛫ a judge ᛫	N	dēma	OE
deer	᛫ an animal ᛫ a beast ᛫	N	~	NE	PL: deer; deers (huntien after deores)
deerkind	᛫ the animal kingdom ᛫	N	deer+kind	NE+NE
deerlore	᛫ zoology ᛫	N	~	NE+NE
deeryard	᛫ a zoo ᛫ a zoological garden ᛫	N	deer+yard	NE+NE	diergaarde NLᛣ, Tiergarten HGᛣ
deft	᛫ neatly skillful and quick in one's movements ᛫ demonstrating skill and cleverness ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
delf	᛫ digging ᛫ the act of digging ᛫ an excavation ᛫ a quarry ᛫ a mine ᚹ ᛫	N	gedelf	OE
dell	᛫ a secluded hollow or small valley usually covered with trees or turf ᛫	N	~	NE
delve	᛫ to dig ᛫ to mine to ᛫	V	~	NE
Den	᛫ a Dane ᛫	N	Dene	OE	or: Deen?
dene	᛫ a valley ᛫ a vale ᛫ a dale ᛫	N	dēne[denu/dænu]	ME
Denmark	᛫ Denmark ᛫	PN	~	NE	or: Denmarch
Dennish	᛫ Danish ᛫	N	Dennish[Denisc]	ME	or: Dench (from variant)
Deprobane	᛫ Sri Lanka ᛫ Ceylon ᛫ Taprobana ᛫	PN	Dēprobane	OE
Der	᛫ a Deirian ᛫	PN	Dere	OEᚠC
dere	᛫ hurt ᛫ harm ᛫ injury ᛬ to hurt ᛫ to harm ᛫ to injure ᛫	N᛬V	dēre	ME
derf	᛫ tribulation ᛫ affliction ᛫ trouble ᛫ torture ᛫ labour ᛫	N	derf&deorf	ME&OE
dern	᛫ to hide ᛫ to conceal ᛬ secret ᛫ hidden ᛫ underhanded ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
dernship	᛫ secrecy ᛫	N	derneshipe	ME
Derrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Deria ᛫	PN	Dera rīce	OEᚠ(C+C)
derringdo	᛫ action displaying heroic courage ᛫	N	derringdo	NE
derve	᛫ to trouble ᛫ to labour ᛫	V	deorfan	OE	kin: derf
devilcraft	᛫ the art of the devil ᛫	N	deófolcræft	OE(ᚠIᚠH+E)
devilfish	᛫ an octopus ᛫ any cephalopod ᚾ ᛫ a devil ray ᚾ ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(EᚠIᚠH+E)
devilreigh	᛫ a devil ray ᛫	N	devil ray	NEᚠ(EᚠIᚠH+E)
devilsdung	᛫ asafoetida ᛫	N	~	NE	Compare: HG Teufelsdreck; NL duivelsdrek
dight	᛫ to prepare ᛫ to ready ᛫ to polish ᛫ to ornament ᛫ to make preparations ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to order ᛫ to organize ᛫ to direct ᛫	V	dighten	MEᚠOEᚠI
dighting	᛫ a preparation ᛫ an arrangement ᛫ an ordering ᛫	N	dighting[dihtung]	ME
dile	᛫ hidden ᛫ secret ᛫ furtive ᛫ cryptic ᛫	ADJ	dīȝel[dīegel]	ME
dill	᛫ an Anethum graveolens plant ᛫	N	~	NE
dimhouse ⟨ dimhuse ⟩	᛫ a lautumia ᛫ a dungeon ᛫	N	dimhūs	OE
din	᛫ a loud noise ᛫ a loud sound ᛬ to sound loudly ᛫ resound ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
ding	᛫ a dent ᛫ a blow ᛬ to dent ᛫ to hit ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
dint	᛫ a blow or stroke ( typically one made with a weapon ) ᛫ force of attack ᛫ an impact ᛫	N	~	NE
distaff	᛫ a staff for spinning thread ᛫ the domain or work of women ᛬ maternal ᛫ female ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
distaff side	᛫ the female side of a family ᛫	N	~	NE
dit	᛫ to seal ᛫ to close ᛫ to shut ᛫ to block ᛫ to shut up ᛫ to plug ᛫	V	ditten[dyttan]	ME
dither	᛫ to act nervously or indecisively ᛫ vacillate ᛫	V	~	NE
divedopper	᛫ a pelican ᛫	N	dūfedoppa	OE
Djibouti ⟨ Jibooty ⟩	᛫ Djibouti ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
doall	᛫ a factotum ᛫	N	~	NE
dock	᛫ a Rumex plant ᛫	N	~	NE
doe	᛫ a female animal ᛫	N	~	NE
doff	᛫ to take off ᛫ to remove an item of clothing ᛫	V	~	NE	from "do off"
dogdays	᛫ a period of stagnation or inactivity ᛫ the period between early July and early September ᛫	N	dog days	NE
dogged	᛫ marked by stubborn determination ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
doglore	᛫ cynology ᛫	N	~	NE
dogly	᛫ canine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dogsbody	᛫ a menial worker ᛫	N	~	NE
dole	᛫ a share ᛫ something given as charity ᛫ a donation ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: deal
dolk	᛫ a wound ᛫	N	dolc/dolh[dolg/dolh]	ME
dom	᛫ ( shows a state or condition ) ᛫ -cracy ᛫ -archy ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
Dominica	᛫ Dominica ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO+NE
don	᛫ to put on ᛫ to dress in ᛫	V	~	NE	from "do on"
donothing	᛫ a slacker ᛬ idle ᛫	N᛬ADJ	donothing	NE
dook	᛫ a bastard ᛫	N	dōc	OE
dooken	᛫ to bastardize ᛫ to bastardise ᛫	V	dōc+en	OE+NE
doom	᛫ judgment ᛫ legal decision ᛫ legal ruling ᛬ to sentence ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
doombook	᛫ a book of decrees or laws ᛫	N	dōmbōc	OE
doombough	᛫ a judicial branch ᛫	N	doom+bough	NE+NE
doomed	᛫ judged ᛫ ill-fated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
doomern	᛫ a court where judgments take place ᛫ a tribunal ᛫	N	dōmern	OE
doomful	᛫ full of judgement ᛫ ominous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
doomhouse ⟨ doomhuse ⟩	᛫ a courthouse ᛫	N	dōmhūs	OE
doomladen	᛫ conveying a sense of tragedy ᛫	ADJ	doomladen	NE
doomly	᛫ judicial ᛫	ADJ	dōmlīc	OE
doomsday	᛫ judgment day ᛫	N	~	NE
doomsettle	᛫ a judgment seat ᛫ a tribunal ᛫	N	dōmsetl	OE
doomsman	᛫ a judge ᛫ an umpire ᛫	N	~	NE
doppet	᛫ to immerse ᛫	V	doppettan	OE
dor	᛫ an insect that buzzes when flying ᛫	N	~[OE dora]	NE	found in "dumbledore"
dote	᛫ to exhibit mental decline of or like that of old age ᛫	V	~	NE
dought	᛫ courage ᛫ valour ᛫ bravery ᛫	N	~	NE
doughty	᛫ brave ᛫ courageous ᛫ valiant ᛫ intrepid ᛫ dauntless ᛫	ADJ	~[dyhtig]	NE
douse ⟨ duse ⟩	᛫ to immerse ᛫ to dunk or sink into liquid ᛫ to extinguish something like fire ᛫	V	~	NEᚠN?
dout ⟨ dute ⟩	᛫ to extinguish ᛫	V	~	NE
douth ⟨ duthe ⟩	᛫ a troop of retainers ᛫ a retinue ᛫ the virtue of men in a douth ᛫ virtue ᛫	N	~[douthe][duguþ]	NE
dove	᛫ a pigeon ᛫	N	~	NE
dow	᛫ to have use ᛫ to matter ᛫	V	douen[dēah/dēag]	ME	PST: dought
down ⟨ dune ⟩	᛫ a hill ᛫	N	~[dūn]	NE	"down" as in "netherwards" comes from this word
downbeat ⟨ dunebeat ⟩	᛫ the accented beat at the beginning of a bar ᛬ sad and pessimistic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
downelf ⟨ duneelf ⟩	᛫ a mountain elf ᛫ a mountain fairy ᛫ a mountain nymph ᛫	N	dūnælf	OE
downfall ⟨ dunefall ⟩	᛫ a collapse ᛫ a loss of power prosperity or status ᛫	N	~	NE
downgang ⟨ dunegang ⟩	᛫ a descent ᛫ a way down ᛫	N	~	NE
downlink ⟨ dunelink ⟩	᛫ a transmission or link to the earth from an airborne terminal ᛬ to transmit to the earth ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
downplay ⟨ duneplay ⟩	᛫ to de-emphasize ᛫	V	~	NE
downright ⟨ duneright ⟩	᛫ unambiguous ᛫ utter ᛬ unambiguously ᛫ utterly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
draff	᛫ swill ᛫ dregs ᛫ refuse ᛫ the damp remains of malt ᛫	N	~	NE
drake	᛫ trouble ᛫	N	dracu	OE	kin: dretch
drast	᛫ dregs ᛫ sediment ᛫ scum ᛫	N	drast	ME
draught	᛫ a preliminary version ᛫ a concscription ᛬ to make a preliminary version ᛫ to conscript ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	or: draft
draughthouse ⟨ draughthuse ⟩	᛫ an outhouse ᛫ a privy ᛫	N	~	NE
draughts	᛫ checkers ( the game ) ᛫	N	~	NE
draughtsman	᛫ a maker of engineering or architectural plans ᛫ an illustrator ᛫	N	~	NE	or: draftsman
draughty	᛫ gusty ( of wind ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: drafty
draw	᛫ to attract ᛫ to derive ᛫ to pull ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: drawn
drawback	᛫ an negative feature ᛫	N	~	NE
drawingroom	᛫ a room where visitors may be entertained ᛫ a lounge ᛫	N	drawing room	NE
drawlatch	᛫ a thief ᛫ a burglar ᛫	N	~	NE
dreadask	᛫ a dinosaur ᛫	N	dread+ask	NE+NE
dreadless	᛫ intrepid ᛫ dauntless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dreap	᛫ to kill ᛫ to strike down ᛫ to subdue ᛫	V	drēpen	ME
drear	᛫ blood ᛫ gore ᛫	N	dreor	OE
dreary	᛫ gloomy ᛫ cheerless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dreave	᛫ to drive out ᛫ to drive away ᛫	V	drēven	ME
dree	᛫ to endure ᛫ to suffer ᛫ to perform service ( especially military ) ᛬ tedious ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
dreesome	᛫ tedious ᛫ wearisome ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
dreeze	᛫ to fall ᛫ to perish ᛫	V	drēsen[dreosan]	ME
dreg	᛫ sediment ᛫	N	~	NE
drench	᛫ a poisonous or medicinal drink ᛫ a potion ᛬ to soak ᛫ to make drink ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
dretch	᛫ to injure ᛫ to damage ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to delay ᛫ to hesitate ᛫	V	drecchen[dreccan]	ME
dreve	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to trouble ᛫	V	drēfan	OE
drib	᛫ to do by little and little ᛫ to appropriate unlawfully ᛫ to filch ᛫ to defalcate ᛫	V	~	NE
dright	᛫ a host ᛫ a body of retainers or warriors ᛫ a group of people ᛫ a people ᛫ a multitude ᛫	N	driht	ME
drighten	᛫ a lord ᛫ a ruler ᛫ a chief ᛫ a leader ᛫ a god ( pagan or otherwise ) ᛫	N	drihten	ME
drightenly	᛫ lordly ᛫ noble ᛫	ADJ	dryhtlīc	OE
drightenship	᛫ rulership ᛫ lordship ᛫ domination ᛫	N	dryhtscipe	OE
dring	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a soldier ᛫	N	dring/dreng[dreng]	MEᚠN?	or: dreng
drinkhail	( in reply to someone making the " wassail toast " )	N᛬INT	drink heil	ME
drite	᛫ to shit ᛫ to poop ᛫ to defecate ᛫	V	~	NE
droof	᛫ turbid ᛫ disturbed ᛫ sorrowful ᛫ troubled ᛫	ADJ	drōf[drōf]	ME
droovy	᛫ stirred up ( of water ) ᛫ muddy murky ᛫	ADJ	drōvi[drōfig]	ME
dropmeal	᛫ one drop at a time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
dropwort	᛫ Filipendula vulgaris ᛫	N	~	NE
dross	᛫ waste ᛫ something that is base trivial or inferior ᛫	N	~	NE
drove	᛫ a herd or flock of animals being driven ᛫ a bunch of something ᛫	N	~	NE
drowse ⟨ druse ⟩	᛫ a state of sleepiness or inactivity ᛬ to be inactive ᛫ to fall into a light slumber ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
drub	᛫ to beat severely ᛫	V	~	NE
drudge	᛫ menial or tedious labour ᛬ to do menial or tedious labour ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
drunken	᛫ intoxicated ᛫ caused by intoxication ᛫ saturated with liquid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
drunkenness	᛫ intoxication ᛫	N	~	NE
drunklew	᛫ a drunkard ᛫ an alcoholic ᛬ addicted to drink habitually drunk ᛫	N᛬ADJ	dronkeleu	ME
dry	᛫ a druid ᛫ a magician ᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a wizard ᛫ a magus ᛫ a mage ᛫	N	drī[drȳ]	MEᚠC	kin: druid
drycraft	᛫ druidcraft ᛫ sorcery ᛫ the art of magic ᛫	N	drȳcræft	OE
drycrafty	᛫ skilled in magic ᛫ skilled in druidic magic ᛫ magical ᛫	ADJ	drȳcræftig	OE
Dubawnt Mere	᛫ Dubawnt Lake ᛫	PN	Dubawnt+mere	NEᚠO+NE
duckbill	᛫ a platypus ᛫ a hadrosaur ᛫	N	~	NE
duckmole	᛫ a platypus ᛫	N	~	NE
dugout ⟨ dugute ⟩	᛫ a canoe ᛫ a shelter dug in a hillside ᛫ an area in the side of a trench for quarters storage or protection ᛫	N	~	NE
dun	᛫ tan ( the hue ) ᛬ tan coloured ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~[dun/dunn]	NE
dun	᛫ to make persistent demands for payment ᛫	V	~	NE
dung	᛫ a dungeon ᛫ a subterranean chamber ᛫	N	dung/donge[dung]	ME
dunnock	᛫ a Prunella modularis bird ᛫	N	~	NE	from "dun" (tan)+"-ock"
dusk	᛫ the night's twilight ( as opposed to the morning's twilight ) ᛬ to darken ᛫ to make gloomy ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
dusky	᛫ dark in colour ᛫ dim ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Dutch	᛫ the Dutch language ᛫ mainland West Germanic language ᛬ of the Netherlands ᛫ of mainland West Germanic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
Dutchland	᛫ the part of Europe where continental West Germanic languages are spoken ᛫	PN	Dū̆chelōnd	ME
dwale	᛫ an error ᛫ incorrectness ᛫	N	dwale[dwola]	ME
dwale	᛫ an Atropa belladonna plant ᛫	N	~	NE
dwalegod	᛫ an idol ᛫ a false god ᛫	N	gedwolgod	OE
dwalesome	᛫ erroneous ᛫ incorrect ᛫ wrong ᛫	ADJ	gedwolsum	OE
dwarf	᛫ a mythological humanoid usually depicted as short stout mountain dwelling and skilled in certain crafts ᛫	N	~	NE	PL: dwarfs; dwarves
dwarfdwostle	᛫ a Mentha pulegium plant ( pennyroyal ) ᛫	N	dweorgedwostle[dwosle]	OE
dwease	᛫ foolish ᛫ stupid ᛫ dumb ᛫	ADJ	dwǣs	OE
dwell	᛫ to live in a place ᛫ to reside ᛫	V	~	NE
dwelling	᛫ a place of residence ᛫ a habitation ᛫	N	~	NE
dwelse	᛫ to stray in a stupor ᛫	V	dwelsian	OE
dwelsing	᛫ a stupor which leads one astray ᛫	N	dwelsinge{dwelsian}	ME
dwere	᛫ doubt ᛫ perplexity ᛫ uncertainty ᛫	N	dwēre	ME
dwild	᛫ error ᛫ heresy ᛫	N	dwild&gedwild	OE
dwildman	᛫ a heretic ᛫	N	gedwildmann	OE
dwildy	᛫ erroneous ᛫ heretical ᛫	ADJ	dwild+y	ME+NE
dwimmer	᛫ illusion ᛫ delusion ᛫ an apparition ᛫ a phantom ᛫	N	dwimor	OE	resurrected by Tolkien?
dwimmerly	᛫ as an illusion ᛫ deceptively ᛫	ADV	dwimorlīce	ME
dwimmery	᛫ illusory ᛫	ADJ	dwimorlīc	OE
dwindle	᛫ to become steadily less ᛫	V	~	NE
dwine	᛫ to waste or pine away ᛫ to languish ᛫	V	~	NE
dwolen	᛫ erroneous ᛫ wrong ᛫ perverse ᛫	ADJ	gedwolen	OE
dwolm	᛫ chaos ᛫ a chasm ᛫	N	dwolma	OE
e	᛫ a horse ᛫ a steed ᛫	N	eh	OE	SEE COMMENT FOR PRONUNCIATION
e	᛫ a law ᛫ a statute ᛫ a custom ᛫ a rule ᛫	N	ē/eu-/ewe-/eaw-[ǽ]	ME	becomes ew in compounds
ea	᛫ a river ᛫	N	~[ēa]	ME
eace ⟨ ease ⟩	᛫ a bait ᛫ a lure ᛫	N	ēs	ME	found in: eaceworm
eaceworm ⟨ easeworm ⟩	᛫ an earthworm ᛫	N	~	NE
each	᛫ eternal ᛫ everlasting ᛫ perpetual ᛫	ADJ	ēche[ēce/ǣce]	ME
ead	᛫ a grant ᛫ a concession ᛫ an authorization ᛬ to grant ᛫ to concede ᛫ to authorize ᛫	N᛬V	ēadan	OE
eady	᛫ prosperous ᛫ fortunate ᛫	ADJ	ēdī [ēadig]	ME
eal	᛫ oil ᛫	N	ēle/eal/eale[ele]	MEᚠOEᚠI
eal	᛫ to kindle ᛫ to burn ᛫	V	ǣlan	OE
Ealand	᛫ Åland ᛫	N	ea+land	ME+NE	Åland (Nᛣ)
ealberry	᛫ an olive ᛫	N	eleberge	OE
ealtree	᛫ an olive tree ᛫	N	eletreow	OE
eam	᛫ an uncle ᛫	N	eame/eme[ēam]	NE
eamdaughter	᛫ a paternal female cousin ᛫	N	eam+daughter	NE+NE	see: needmay
eamson	᛫ a paternal male cousin ᛫	N	eam+son	NE+NE	see: needmay
ear	᛫ to plow ᛫	V	~[erian]	NE
eard	᛫ one's character ᛫ a disposition ᛫ a personality ᚹ ᛫	N	ērd[eard]	ME	kin: aard (Dutch)
eardghost ⟨ eardgoast ⟩	᛫ an ethos ( a characteristic spirit of a group period movement etc ) ᛫	N	ērd+ghost	ME+NE
earl	᛫ a count ᛫	N	~	NE
earlap	᛫ an earlobe ᛫ an ear lobe ᛫ the outer ear ᛫	N	~	NE
earldom	᛫ a county ( in the sense of " a count's domain " ) ᛫	N	~	NE
earlen	᛫ a countess ᛫	N	earl+en	NE+NE
earmark	᛫ a distinguishing mark ᛫ a provision in Congressional legislation that allocates a specified amount of ᛫	N	~	NE
earn	᛫ to gain through work ᛫ to deserve ᛫	V	earn&earnian	NE&OE
earnest	᛫ seriousness ᛬ serious ᛫ urgent ᛫ intent ᛫ diligent ᛫ important ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
earp	᛫ brown ( especially dark brown ? ) ᛫	ADJ	eorp	OE	kin: jarpr (Icelandic)
earsh	᛫ a vivarium ( an animal preserve ) ᛫	N	ersc	OE
earshhen	᛫ a quail ᛫	N	erschenn	OE
earshrift	᛫ auricular confession ᛫	N	~	NE
earthapple	᛫ a potato ᛫	N	earthapple	NE
earthberry	᛫ a strawberry ᛫	N	eorþberige	OE
earthbiving	᛫ earthquake ᛫	N	eorþbifung	OE
earthcraft	᛫ geometry ᛫	N	eorþcræft	OE
earthenware	᛫ ceramic ware ᛫	N	~	NE
earther	᛫ an inhabitant of Earth ᛫	N	eorþwaru	OE
earthern	᛫ a tomb ᛫ a sepulcher ᛫	N	eorþærn	OE
earthhog	᛫ an aardvark ᛫	N	~	NE
earthivy	᛫ Glechoma hederacea ( ground-ivy ) ᛫	N	eorþifig	OE
earthling	᛫ a plowman ᛫ an inhabitant of Earth ᛫ a worldling ᛫	N	earthling&irþling	NE&OE
earthlore	᛫ geology ᛫	N	~	NE
earthly	᛫ terrestrial ᛫ tellurian ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
earthman	᛫ a human resident or inhabitant of the planet Earth ᛫	N	~	NE
earthnavel	᛫ asparagus ᛫	N	eorþnafela	OE
earthtilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫	N	earthtilth	NE
earthweal	᛫ earthly wealth ᛫	N	eorþwēla	OE
earthwhate	᛫ geomancy ᛫	N	earth+whāte	NE+ME
earthwolf	᛫ an aardwolf ᛫	N	~	NE
earthy	᛫ natural ( the way of the world ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
earwax	᛫ cerumen ᛫	N	~	NE
earwig	᛫ a prying informer ᛬ to gain the influence of someone through covert statements ᛫	N᛬V	~[earwicga]	NE
East Congo	᛫ Democratic Republic of the Congo ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Zaire
East Engle Rich	᛫ the Kingdom of East Anglia ᛫	PN	ēast Engla Rīce	OE	or: East Engles
East Timor	᛫ East Timor ᛫ Timor-Leste ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+O)
easten	᛫ from the east ᛫	ADV	ēastan	OE
Eastermonth	᛫ April ᛫	PN	Eastermonaþ	OE
Eastern	᛫ Oriental ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Easterner	᛫ an Oriental ᛫	N	~	NE
eastle	᛫ a table for notes ᛫ a tablet ᛫	N	ǣstel	OE
Eastrich	᛫ Austria ᛫	PN	estrich	ME
eath	᛫ ease ᛬ to ease ᛬ easy ᛬ easily ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ᛬ADV	eathe[eaþe]; ēthen	ME
eathfully	᛫ easily ᛫	ADV	ethefulli	ME
eathhield ⟨ eathheeld ⟩	᛫ satisfied ᛫ contented ᛫	ADJ	ēþhylde	OE
eathly	᛫ insignificant ᛫ trivial ᛫ of little worth or value ᛫	ADJ	ēthelich	ME
eathmood	᛫ humble ᛫ lowly ᛫ obedient ᛬ to be humble ᛫ to obey ᛫ to make humble ᛫ to humble ᛫	ADJ	ēaþmōd&ēaþmōdgian	OE
eathmoodly	᛫ humble ᛬ humbly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	ēaþmōdlic&ēaþmōdlice	OE
eathmoodness	᛫ humility ᛫	N	ēaþmōdnis	OE
eathness	᛫ easiness ᛫ facility ᛫ favour ᛫	N	ēþnes	OE
eathom	᛫ breath ᛫ vapour ᛫ gas ᛫	N	ēþem[æþm]	ME	kin: Atem (HG)
eatinghouse ⟨ eatinghuse ⟩	᛫ restaurant ᛫	N	~	NE
eatingroom	᛫ a dining room ᛫	N	eating+room	NE+NE	dining room (NEᛣ) eetkramer ᛣ
eattle	᛫ gluttonous ᛫	ADJ	etol	OE
eattleman	᛫ a glutton ᛫	N	ettulman	OE
eattleness	᛫ gluttony ᛫	N	etolness	OE
eaverthring	᛫ the constellation Orion ? ᛫	PN	eoforþring	OE	literally: boar crowd
eaves	᛫ the part of a roof that meets or overhangs the walls of a building ᛫	N	~[efes]	NE
eavesdrop	᛫ to secretly listen to a conversation ᛫	V	~	NE
eavestrough	᛫ a rain gutter for a building ᛫	N	~	NE
ebb	᛫ receding tide ᛬ to recede ᛫ to decline ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
ebber	᛫ laid bare ᛫ revealed ᛫ manifest ᛫ obvious ᛫ unconcealed ᛫	ADJ	ebere/ebber[ǣbær]	ME	UPDATED SPELLING IS DUBIOUS
Ecuador ⟨ Ecwador ⟩	᛫ Ecuador ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
ed	᛫ re- ᛫	PREFIX	ed-	ME
ed	᛫ prosperity ᛫ fortune ᛫	N	ednesse[ead]	ME	found in names like "Edward"
edder	᛫ a blood vessel ᛫	N	edre	ME
edder	᛫ a hedge ᛫ a fence ᛫ an enclosure ᛫	N	eodor	OE
edderbreach	᛫ trespassing by means of breaching a fence of hedge ᛫	N	eodorbrice	OE
edfleshhame	᛫ to reincarnate ᛫	V	ed+flǽschamian	ME+OE
edhew	᛫ a reform ᛬ to reform ᛫	N᛬V	ed+hew	NE+NE	PST: edhewn
edledge	᛫ to repeat ᛫	V	edlǣcan	OE
ednew	᛫ to renew ᛫ to renovate ᛫ to furbish ᛫	V	edniwe	OE
edquick ⟨ edcwick ⟩	᛫ to revive ᛫ to resurrect ᛫	V	edcwic	OE
edstathel	᛫ to restore ᛫ to refound ᛫	V	edstaþelian	OE
edwend	᛫ to return ᛫ to turn back ᛫ to reverse ᛫	V	edwendan{edwenden}	OE
edwent	᛫ reverse ᛫	ADJ	edwendan+ed	OE+NE
edwharft	᛫ a return ᛫	N	edhwyrft	OE
edwist	᛫ sustenance ᛫ being ᛫ existence ᛫	N	edwist	OE
edwistly	᛫ existing ᛫ subsisting ᛫ substantial ᛫ substantive ᛫	ADJ	edwistlīc	OE
edwite	᛫ to censure ᛫ reproach ᛫ reprove ᛫ to criticize ᛫	N᛬V	edwīten	ME
edwiteful	᛫ shameful ᛫ disgraceful ᛫ ignominious ᛫	ADJ	edwītfull	OE
edwitespeaker	᛫ a caviller / caviler ᛫ a faultfinder ᛫	N	edwītspreca	OE
edword	᛫ to rephrase ᛫ to reword ᛫	V	ed+word	OE+NE
eelpout ⟨ eelpute ⟩	᛫ a Zoarcidae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
eerie	᛫ strange in a frightening or worrying way ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
eest	᛫ grace ᛫	N	ēste&ēst	ME&OE
eestful	᛫ pleasure-seeking ᛫ fastidious ᛫ palatable ᛫ delicious ᛫	ADJ	ēstful	ME
eesty	᛫ gracious ᛫	ADJ	ēstig	OE
eft	᛫ re- ᛫	PREFIX	eft	OE
eft	᛫ a newt ᛫	N	~	NE
eft	᛫ to repeat ᛫ to iterate ᛬ again ᛫ back ( back to where it was ) ᛫	V᛬ADV	eft&eftgian	ME&OE
eftbook	᛫ to reschedule ᛫	V	eft+book	ME+NE	or: edbook
eftboot	᛫ a restoration of health ᛫ restitution ᛫ reparation ᛫	N	eftbōt	OE
eftcome	᛫ to return ᛫	V	eftcuman	OE
eftlean	᛫ recompense ᛫	N	eftlēan	OE
eftleaner	᛫ a recompenser ᛫	N	eftlēaniend	OE
eftleesing	᛫ redemption ᛫	N	eftlēsing	OE
eftlooking	᛫ respect ᛫	N	eftlōcung	OE
eftnewing	᛫ renewal ᛫	N	eftnīwung	OE
eftrun	᛫ a running back ᛫ a rerun ᛫	N	eftryne	OE
eftselleness	᛫ retribution ᛫ recompense ᛫ requital ᛫	N	eftselness	OE
eftsithe	᛫ a journey back ᛫ a return journey ᛫	N	eftsīþ	OE
eftsoons	᛫ once again ᛫ another time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
eftspelling	᛫ a recapitulation ᛫	N	eftspellung	OE
eftwharve	᛫ to turn back ᛫ to return ᛫	V	efthweorfan	OE
eftyive	᛫ to give back ᛫ to return ᛫	V	eftagyfan	OE	or: eftgive
Egypt	᛫ Egypt ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Egyptish	᛫ Egyptian ᛫	ADJ	Egiptish	ME
eight	᛫ persecution ᛬ to persecute ᛫ to pursue ᛫	N᛬V	ǣht&ēhtan	OE&OE	rhyme: height
eithe	᛫ a harrow ᛫	N	eithe[egeþe]	ME
eke	᛫ an addition ᛫ an increase ᛬ to add ᛫ to increase ᛬ plus ᛬ also ᛫ plus ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADV᛬PREP	eke&ēke&ēken	NE&ME&ME
eke out ⟨ ute ⟩	᛫ to supplement ᛫ to augment ᛫ to obtain with difficulty ᛫	V	~	NE
ekename	᛫ an epithet ᛫ a nickname ᛫ a surname ᛫ a title ᛫	N	ēkenāme	ME	"nickname" comes from this word?
ekenoosle	᛫ to degenerate ᛬ degenerate ᛫	V᛬ADJ	geǣcnōslian&ǣcnōsle	OE
eker	᛫ an augmenter ᛫ an adjective ᛫	N	īcend	OE	adjective (NEᛣ)
ekerly	᛫ adjective ᛫ additive ᛫	ADJ	geīcendlic	OE
eking	᛫ an augment ᛫	N	~	NE
el	᛫ ( denotes strangeness or foreignness ) ᛫	PREFIX	el	OE	kin: else?
El Salvador	᛫ El Salvador ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI	or: the Healend
elbowbarrow	᛫ a couter ᛫ a cowter ᛫	N	elbow+beorg{halsbeorg}	NE+OE
eld	᛫ age ᛫ an age ᛫ a time period ᛫ an epoch ᛫ an era ᛫	N	eld&ēlde	NE&ME	both "what is your eld?" and "the dark eld" would be alright
eld	᛫ to put off ᛫ to delay ᛫ to deter ᛫	V	ēlden	ME
elder	᛫ a senior ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
elder	᛫ a Sambucus nigra plant ( on which the elderberry grows ) ᛫	N	~[ellern/eller]	NE	kin: æld (fire)?
elderless	᛫ deprived of parents ᛫ orphaned ᛫	ADJ	ealdorlēas	OE
eldfather	᛫ a grandfather ᛫	N	~	NE
eldmother	᛫ a grandmother ᛫	N	~	NE
eldritch	᛫ supernatural ᛫ unearthly ᛫ otherworldly ᛫ strange ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: elritch
elfen	᛫ a fairy ᛫ a nymph ᛫ a female elf ᛫	N	ælfen	OE
elfkin	᛫ the race of elves ᛫	N	ælfcynn	OE
elflocks	᛫ a tangled mess of hair ᛫	N	~	NE
elfsheen	᛫ beautiful like an elf ᛫	ADJ	ælfsciēne	OE
elk	᛫ a moose ᛫	N	~	NE
elksand	᛫ amber ᛫	N	eolhsand	OE
elksedge	᛫ a Cladium mariscus plant ? ᛫	N	eolhxsecg	OE
elland	᛫ a foreign land ᛫	N	elland	OE
ellandish	᛫ of another land foreign ᛫	ADJ	ellendish	ME
ellen	᛫ vigour ᛫ valour ᛫ zeal ᛫	N	elne[ellen]	ME
ellenly	᛫ valiant ᛬ daringly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	ellenlīc&ellenlīce	OE
ellenmearth	᛫ glory of valour or courage ᛫	N	ellenmǣrþ	OE
ellenwood	᛫ to rage with zeal ᛬ furiously zealous ᛫	V᛬ADJ	ellenwōdian&ellenwōd	OE	rhyme: ellenmood
eller	᛫ elsewhere ᛫	ADV	ellor	OE
ellerfouse ⟨ ellerfuse ⟩	᛫ ready to go elsewhere ᛫	ADJ	ellorfūs	OE
ellersithe	᛫ a departure ᛫ a journey to elsewhere ᛫	N	ellorsīþ	OE
elning	᛫ zeal ᛫	N	elnung/ellung	OE
elp	᛫ an elephant ᛫	N	elp[elp/elpend]	MEᚠIᚠHᚠO
elpsbone	᛫ elephant bone ᛫ ivory ᛫	N	elpes bon{elpendbǣnen}	MEᚠOEᚠ(O+E)
Elpsbone Shore	᛫ Cote d'Ivoire ᛫ Ivory Coast ᛫	PN	elpes bon+shore	ME+NE	Ivory Coast (NEᛣ)
elreardiness	᛫ barbarousness ( as in foreign-speakingness ) ᛫	N	elreordignes	OE	literally: foreign-voice-y-ness
elreardy	᛫ barbarous ( as in foreign-speaking ) ᛫	ADJ	elreordig	OE	literally: foreign-voice-y
elsewhence ⟨ elsewhense ⟩	᛫ from elsewhere ᛫ aliunde ᛫	ADV	~	NE
eltheed	᛫ a foreign nation ᛫	N	elþēod	OE
eltheedy	᛫ foreign ᛫ of a foreign nation ᛫	ADJ	elþeodig	OE
emberwood	᛫ a Caesalpinia echinata plant ( a brazilwood ) ᛫	N	ember+wood	NE+NE	brazilwood ᛣ
emforth	᛫ according to ᛫	PREP	emforth[evenforth]	ME
emirdom	᛫ an emirate ᛫	N	emir+dom{emirate}	O+NE
emnet	᛫ a plain ᛫ level ground ᛬ to make level ᛫	N	emnett&emnettan	OE
en	᛫ -ize ᛫ -ise ᛫ -ify ᛫ -fy ᛫ -ate ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	found in: "fatten"
en	᛫ ( denotes a sense of pertaining to , or of being made of ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	found in: "wooden"
en	᛫ -ess ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
end	᛫ ( present participle suffix ) ᛫ ( agent suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	-end/-and/-ant[-ende]	ME	unproductive except in Anglish's "-endly" ( -able )
end	᛫ a duck ᛫	N	ende[ened/æned]	ME
endbird	᛫ an order ( as in arrangement ) ᛬ to set in order ᛫	N᛬V	endebyrd&endebyrdan	OE	literally end-birth
endbirdly	᛫ ordinal ᛫	ADJ	endebyrdlīc	OE
endbirdness	᛫ row ᛫ series ᛫ rank ᛫ order of nature ᛫	N	endebyrdnes	OE
endbrain	᛫ the telencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
endless	᛫ infinite ᛫ countless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
endly	᛫ final ᛫ terminal ᛫ conclusive ᛬ finally ᛫ at last ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
endly	᛫ -able ᛫ -ably ᛫	SUFFIX	endlīce/andlike	ME	or: ingly
endsay	᛫ a conclusion ( as in the closing words of something ) ᛫	N	~	NE
Engle	᛫ an Anglo ᛫ an Englishman ᛫	PN	Engle	ME
Engledom	᛫ the Anglosphere ᛫ the domain of Englishness ᛫	N	Engle+dom	ME+NE
Englekin	᛫ the English people ᛫	N	Angelcynn	OE
Englishen	᛫ to translate into English ᛫ to express in English ᛫ to Anglicize ᛫	V	Englishen	ME
enough	᛫ sufficient ᛫	ADJ	enough	NE
ent	᛫ an ettin ᛫ a giant ᛫ an intelligent walking tree ( modern fantasy ) ᛫	N	ent	OE	the tree meaning comes from Tolkien
entish	᛫ gigantic ᛫	ADJ	entisc	OE
er	᛫ anger ᛫ wrath ᛫ ire ᛫ rage ᛬ angry ᛫ wrathful ᛫ ireful ᛫	N᛬ADJ	erre	ME
erdfast	᛫ settled ᛫ established in a place ᛫ abiding ᛫ earthfast ᛫	ADJ	eardfæst	OE
erding	᛫ a habitation ᛫ dwelling ᛫	N	earding	OE
erdingly	᛫ habitable ᛫	ADJ	eardigendlīc	OE
erdshrew	᛫ Sorex araneus ( a kind of shrew ) ᛫	N	~	NE
ere	᛫ earlier ᛫ formerly ᛬ before ᛫ sooner than ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	ere&ǣr	NE&OE	rhyme: air
ere	᛫ pre- ᛫ ante- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE	see fore (prefix)
Erelithe	᛫ June ᛫	PN	Ærra Liþa	OE	or: searmonth? (from séar-monaþ)
erelong	᛫ before long ᛫ soon ᛫	ADV	~	NE
erenow ⟨ erenue ⟩	᛫ before now ᛫ prior to this point of time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
erer	᛫ more ere ᛫ earlier ᛫	ADV	ǣror	OE
erewhile	᛫ a while before ᛫ some time ago ᛫	ADV	~	NE
ereyesterday	᛫ the day before yesterday ᛬ on the day before yesterday ᛫	N᛬ADV	~	NE
Ereyule ⟨ Ereyool ⟩	᛫ December ᛫	PN	Ærra Geola	OE
erf	᛫ inheritance ᛫ patrimony ᛫ cattle ᛫ heritage ᛫	N	erve&irfe	ME&OE&OE	or: erve
erfdeal	᛫ a division of an inheritance ᛫	N	irfegedāl	OE
erfland	᛫ land that passes as an inheritance ᛫ heritable land ᛫	N	irfeland	OE
erflave	᛫ an heirloom ᛫	N	irfelāf	OE
erfnimmer	᛫ an heir ᛫ an inheritor ᛫ one who takes an inheritance ᛫	N	irfenuma	OE	PST: erfnome
erfwrit	᛫ a will ( as in a legal testament ) ᛫	N	irfegewrit	OE
erfwriter	᛫ a testator ᛫	N	irfewrītend	OE
Erie Mere ⟨ Earry ⟩	᛫ Lake Erie ᛫	PN	Erie+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Eritrea ⟨ Airitrea ⟩	᛫ Eritrea ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
erm	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V	ermen	ME
ermen PREFIX	᛫ (denotes universality , immensness , or totality ) ᛫	ADJ	eormen-	OE
ern	᛫ ( shows the noun is a location ) ᛫ -ery ( like in " bakery " ) ᛫	SUFFIX	ern	OE
ern	᛫ a building ᛫	N	ern[ærn]	ME	lives on in "barn", which means "barley-ern"
erne	᛫ an eagle ᛫	N	earne&earn/ern[earn]	NE&ME	broad meaning has been restored
errand	᛫ a task ᛫ a message ᛫	N	~	NE
errandghost ⟨ errandgoast ⟩	᛫ a spiritual messenger ᛫ an angel ᛫	N	~	NE
errandrake	᛫ an ambassador ᛫ diplomat ᛫	N	erendrāke[ǣrendraca]	ME
errandwrit	᛫ a letter ᛫ a message ᛫ a report ᛫	N	ǣrendgewrit	OE
erst	᛫ first ᛬ first of all ᛫ sooner than ᛫ before ᛫ once ᛫ erstwhile ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
erstwhile	᛫ previous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
erve	᛫ to inherit ᛫	V	erven&irfan	ME
erver	᛫ an heir ᛫ an inheritor ᛫ successor ᛫	N	irfa	OE
esen	᛫ a man of the servile class ᛫	N	esne	OE
Estland	᛫ Estonia ᛫	N	Estland{ēstland}	NL
Eswatini ⟨ Eswateeny ⟩	᛫ Eswatini ᛫ Swaziland ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Swaziland
et	᛫ -ize ᛫ -ise ᛫ -ify ᛫ -fy ᛫ -ate ᛫	SUFFIX	ettan	OE	like "bōt" (assistance, remedy) to "bōtettan" (to repair)
et	᛫ ( forms nouns from adjectives , verbs , and other nouns ) ᛫	SUFFIX	et	OE	lives on in "thicket"
ethe	᛫ to breathe ᛫	V	ēthien[ēþian]	ME
ethel	᛫ native- ᛫ domestic- ᛫	PREFIX	eþel	OE
ethel	᛫ a homeland ᛫ an ancestral land ᛫ a native land ᛫ a fatherland ᛫ an estate ᛫ patria ᛫	N	ethel	ME
ethelward	᛫ a ward of one's ancestral land ᛫	N	eþelweard	OE
Ethiopy	᛫ Ethiopia ᛫	PN	ethiopy/Ethiopie	ME
ettenish	᛫ giant ᛫ gigantic ᛫	ADJ	ēotenisc	OE
ettin	᛫ an ent ᛫ a giant ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: jǫtunn (Norse)
ettle	᛫ intention ᛫ intent ᛬ to intend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠN	kin: eahtian
Ettle	᛫ Lazio ? ᛫ Italy ? ᛫	PN	Eatol	OE	kin: Italy
Ettler	᛫ a Latin ? ᛫ an Italian ? ᛫	PN	Eatolware	OE
Europe	᛫ Europe ᛫	PN	~[Eurōpa]	NE
Europish	᛫ European ᛫	ADJ	Europe+ish	NEᚠI+NE
eve	᛫ the day evening or other period of time immediately before an event or occasion ᛫	N	~	NE
even	᛫ equal- ᛫ fellow- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
even	᛫ to even ᛫ to equalize ᛬ equal ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
evenamind	᛫ commemoration ᛫	N	efengemynd	OE
evenamindy	᛫ commemorative ᛫	ADJ	efengemyndig	OE
evenborn	᛫ of equal birth ᛫	ADJ	efenboren	OE
evenbusiness	᛫ a cooperative business ᛫	N	even+business	NE+NE	inspired by "evenwork"
evenedwistly	᛫ consubstantial ᛫ of the same substance or essence ᛫	ADJ	efenedwistlīc	OE
eveneld	᛫ coeval ᛫ of the same age ᛫	ADJ	efeneald	OE
evener	᛫ an equator ᛫	N	even+er	NE+NE	equator ᛣ
evenfall	᛫ dusk ᛫ twilight ᛫	N	~	NE
evenhearted	᛫ concordant ᛫ harmonious ᛫	ADJ	efenheort	OE
evenhood	᛫ impartiality ᛫ fairness ᛫ equality ᛫ justice ᛫ moderation ᛫ temperance ᛫	N	~[ēvenhēde]	NE
evenledge	᛫ to imitate ᛫	V	efenlǣcan	OE
evenling	᛫ an equal ᛫	N	evenling	ME
evenly	᛫ equally ᛫	ADV	~	NE
evenmatch	᛫ an equivalent ᛫	N	even+match	NE+NE
evenmete	᛫ coequal ᛫ equal ᛫	ADJ	evenmete	ME
evenminded	᛫ equanimous ᛫ equable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
evenmindedness	᛫ equanimity ᛫ equability ᛫	N	~	NE
evenness	᛫ balance ᛫ equilibrium ᛫ equality ᛫	N	~	NE
evennight	᛫ equinox ᛫	N	efenniht	OE
Evenry Guinea ⟨ Ginny ⟩	᛫ Equatorial Guinea ᛫	PN	even+er+Guinea	NE+NE+NEᚠO	Equatorial Guinea ᛣ
evensong	᛫ vespers ᛫	N	~	NE
evensorrow	᛫ empathy ᛫ sympathy ᛫ compassion ᛬ to compassionate ᛫ to be sorry for ᛫ to empathize ᛫ to sympathize ᛫	N᛬V	efensorgian	OE
eventide	᛫ evening ᛫	N	~	NE
evenword	᛫ synonym ᛫	N	even+word	NE+NE	evenwoord ᛣ
evenwork	᛫ to cooperate ᛫ to work together ᛫	V	efenweorcan	OE
evenwright	᛫ a coworker ᛫	N	efenwyrhta	OE
evenyifle	᛫ supper ᛫ dinner ᛫	N	ǣfengifl	OE
ever	᛫ a descendant ᛫	N	eafora	OE
ever PREFIX	᛫ perma- ᛫	N	~	NE
everdeath	᛫ permadeath ( gaming ) ᛫	N	ever+death	NE+NE	permadeath ᛣ
Everettish	᛫ of or pertaining to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum physics ᛫	PADJ	Everet+ish	NE+NE	Everettian ᛣ
everfrost	᛫ permafrost ᛫	N	ever+frost	NE+NE	permafrost ᛣ
everfrostland	᛫ a stretch of tundra ᛫	N	ever+frost+land	NE+NE+NE
everlasting	᛫ eternal ᛫ permanent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
everlastingness	᛫ permanence ᛫ durability ᛫ eternality ᛫	N	everlasting+ness	NE+NE	Not really a calque, just something I came up with
everlink	᛫ a permalink ᛬ to permalink (create a static address) ᛫	N᛬V	ever+link{permalink}	NE+NE	permalink ᛣ
evermore	᛫ eternally ᛫ forever ᛫ always ᛫	ADV	~	NE
everness	᛫ perpetuity ᛫ eternity ᛫	N	~	NE
evertilth	᛫ permaculture ᛫	N	ever+tilth	NE+NE	permaculture ᛣ
everyday	᛫ ordinary ᛫ typical ᛫ commonplace ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
evest	᛫ envy ᛫	N	evest[æfēst]	ME
evil	᛫ malum ᛬ malus ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
evildoer	᛫ a malefactor ᛫	N	~	NE
evilqueath ⟨ evilcweath ⟩	᛫ to slander ᛫ to curse ( someone ) ᛫	V	yfelcweþan	OE
ewbreach	᛫ adultery ᛫	N	ǣwbryce	OE
ewbreaker	᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N	ǣbreca	OE
ewe	᛫ a female sheep ᛫	N	~	NE	opposite of: ram
ewfast	᛫ firm in observing the law ᛫ pious ᛫ law-abiding ᛫	ADJ	ǣfæst	OE
ewfastness	᛫ firmness in observing the law ᛫ piety ᛫	N	ǣfæstnes	OE
ewleap	᛫ a crime ᛫ a violation of the law ᛫ a transgression ᛫	N	ǣhlȳp	OE	literally law-leap
ey	᛫ an egg ᛫	N	~	NE	PL: eyren
ey	᛫ terror ᛫	N	ege/ōga{oue}	OE
eyedoor	᛫ a window ᛫	N	ēagdūru	OE	"window" is Norse
eyeleech	᛫ an ophthalmologist ᛫	N	eye+leech	NE+NE
eyely	᛫ visible ᛫ ocular ᛬ visibly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
eyesome	᛫ attractive ᛫ pleasing to the eye ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
eyethirl	᛫ a window ᛫ an eye-hole ᛫	N	ēagþyrl	OE
eylime	᛫ egg white ᛫	N	æglīm	OE
eyse	᛫ to terrorize ᛫	V	egesian	OE
eywhite	᛫ a protein ᛫	N	ey+white	NE+NE	eiwit ᛣ
eywort	᛫ a dandelion ᛫	N	ægwyrt	OE
fack	᛫ an interval ᛫ a portion of time ᛫	N	fece/fæce&fæc	ME&OE
fade	᛫ to direct ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to order ᛫ to dictate ᛫	V	fade&fadian	ME&OE
fain	᛫ joyful ᛫ pleased ᛫ gladly willing ᛬ joyfully ᛫ gladly willingly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV᛬INT	fain&fain[fægen]	NE&ME
fair	᛫ just ᛫ equitable ᛫ reasonable ᛫ of decent value ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fairhaired	᛫ blond ( of hair ) ᛫	ADJ	fairhaired	NE
fairminded	᛫ unbiased and impartial ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fairness	᛫ impartiality ᛫ beauty ᛫	N	~	NE
fale	᛫ a companion ᛫ one who is faithful to another ᛫	N	fāle	ME	kin féle/fǽle
fall	᛫ autumn ᛫	N	~[feallan]	NE
fall	᛫ a descent ᛫ a case ( grammar term ) ᛫ a case ᚹ ᛫ an instance ᚹ ᛫	N	fyll	OE
fallish	᛫ autumnal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fallow	᛫ pale brown ᛫ tan brown ᛫ tawny ᛫ kahki ᛫ beige ᛫	ADJ	~[fealu]	NE
fallow	᛫ uncultivated land ᛫	N	~[fealh]	NE
fallsick	᛫ epileptic ᛫	ADJ	fyllesēoc	OE
fallsickness	᛫ epilepsy ᛫	N	fyllesēocnys	OE
fallsome	᛫ deciduous ( botany ) ᛫	ADJ	fall+some	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
fallwind	᛫ a katabatic wind ᛫	N	fall wind	NE
fand	᛫ a trial ᛫ an attempt ᛬ to try ( in a trial ) ᛫ to try ( to attempt ) ᛫ to endeavour ᛫ to put to a test ᛫ to experiment ᛫	N᛬V	fonden/fanden	ME	or: fond
fane	᛫ a banner ᛫ a flag ᛫	N	~	NE
fang	᛫ to receive ᛫ to accept ᛫	V	afọ̄n{fang}	ME
fang	᛫ to take ᛫ to capture ᛫ to catch ᛫ to seize ᛫	V	~	NE
far	᛫ distant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
farandman	᛫ a wayfarer ( especially a pedlar or a merchant who travels ) ᛫	N	~	NE
fard	᛫ paint ᛫	N	~	NEᚠIᚠFK
fardel	᛫ a quarter ( of something ) ᛫	N	~	NE	comes from "forth deal"
fare	᛫ a journey ᛫ a voyage ᛫ a transportation fee ᛬ to journey ᛫ to voyage ᛫ to travel ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
fareld	᛫ a course ᛫ a passage ᛫ a going ᛫ an expedition ᛫	N	færeld	OE
farflung	᛫ distant ᛫ remote ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
farl	᛫ a cake of a certain type ᛫ a biscuit of a certain type ᛫	N	~	NE	comes from "fardel"
farl	᛫ distance ᛫	N	firl{feorlen}	OE
farlen	᛫ distant ᛫ remote ᛫	ADJ	feorlen/fyrlen	OE
farm	᛫ food ᛫ sustenance ᛫ entertainment ᛬ to feed ᛫ to sustain ᛫ to entertain ᛫	N᛬V	feorm&feormian	OE
farmth	᛫ a harbouring ᛫ an entertaining ᛫ a cleansing ᛫	N	feormþ	OE
farness	᛫ distance ᛫ span ᛫ remoteness ᛫	N	~	NE
Faroish	᛫ the Faroese language ᛬ Faroese ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
farrand	᛫ having a specified form or disposition ᛫ fashioned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
farrow	᛫ a piglet ᛫ a litter of piglets ᛫	N	farrow&fearh	NE&OE
farth	᛫ a tide ᛫ a current ᛫ a shore ᛫	N	faroþ	OE
farthing	᛫ a quarter ( of something ) ᛫ one-quarter of an old penny ᛫	N	~	NE	equivalent to forth-ing
fast	᛫ firm ᛫ close ᛫ loyal ᛬ securely ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
fast	᛫ ( denotes stability , firmness , reliability , adherence to ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
fasten	᛫ a fortress ᛫ a stronghold ᛫ a castle ᛫	N	fæsten	OE
fasten	᛫ to secure ᛫	V	~	NE
fasthavel	᛫ stingy ᛫ miserly ᛫	ADJ	fæsthafol	OE
fastness	᛫ a secure place ᛫ stability ᛫ immobility ᛫ firmness ᛫ solidity ᛫ obduracy ᛫ obstinacy ᛫	N	fastness&fastnes	NE&ME
fatgoose	᛫ a penguin ᛫	N	fat+goose	NE+NE	vetgans ᛣ
fatheren	᛫ paternal ᛫	ADJ	fæderen	OE
fatherenbrother	᛫ paternal brother ( a brother one shares a father with ) ᛫	N	fæderenbrōþor	OE
fatherland	᛫ the land of one's ancestors or birth ᛫	N	~	NE
fatherly	᛫ paternal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fathermurther	᛫ patricide ᛫	N	father+murther	NE+ME	Vatermord ᛣ
fatherslayer	᛫ a patricide ᛫	N	fatherslayer	NE
fathom	᛫ a unit of length equal to six feet ᛬ to grasp ᛫ to imagine ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
fathomless	᛫ immeasurable ᛫ incomprehensible ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fathomlessness	᛫ unimaginability ᛫	N	~	NE
faw	᛫ equipped ᛫ variegated ᛫	ADJ	faw&fawe&fāh	NE&ME&OE
fawn	᛫ to show affection ᛫ to court favour through flattering ᛫	V	~	NE	often found in the term "fawning over"
fawning	᛫ a rejoicing ᛫ an exultation ᛫ a celebration ᛬ obsequious ᛫	N᛬ADJ	fawning&fægnung	NE&OE
fawworm	᛫ a basilisk ᛫	N	fāgwyrm	OE
fax	᛫ head hair ᛫	N	~	NE
faxcloth	᛫ a headband ᛫ a hairband ᛫	N	feaxclāþ	OE
faxed	᛫ maned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
faxedstar	᛫ a comet ᛫	N	fax+ed+star	NE+NE+NE	maned star (NEᛣ)
faxfalling	᛫ loss of hair ᛫ alopecia ᛫	N	feaxfeallung	OE
faxneedle	᛫ a hair needle ᛫	N	feaxnǣdel	OE
faxread	᛫ to dress or trim hair ᛫	V	feaxgerǣdian	OE
fay	᛫ a joining ᛫ a combo ᛫ a combination ᛫ a juncture ᛬ to join together ᛫ to attach ᛫	N᛬V	gefēg&feien	OE&ME
faying	᛫ a conjunction ( grammar term ) ᛫	N	fēging	OE	or: linkword (coined by William Barnes)
fayle	᛫ a fastening device ᛫	N	feien+els	ME+ME	voegsel ᛣ
faze	᛫ to daunt ᛫ to put off ᛫ to disturb ᛫ to perturb ᛫	V	~[fēsen]	NE
feamen	᛫ a woman ᛫	N	fǣmne	OE
fear	᛫ a bull ᛫	N	fearr/fear	OE
Fear	᛫ Taurus ᛫	PN	Fearr	OE
fearsome	᛫ scary ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
feather	᛫ a pen ᛫ a stylus ᛫	N	fether&feþer	ME&OE
featherhame	᛫ plumage ᛫	N	fetherhāme	ME
featherheaded	᛫ disorganized and foolish ᛫	ADJ	featherheaded	NE
fee	᛫ livestock ᛫ cattle ᛫ capital ᛫ money ᛫ wealth ᛫ moveable property ᛫	N	fee&fē	NE&ME	"fee" as in "fine" is French
feeboot	᛫ monetary compensation ᛫	N	feohbōt	OE
feedom	᛫ capitalism ᛫	N	fee+dom	ME+NE
feel	᛫ excellent ᛫ faithful ᛫	ADJ	fēle&fǣle	ME&OE
feel	᛫ greatly ᛫ much ᛫ very ᛫ many ᛫	ADV	fēle[fela]	ME
feeland	᛫ a pasture ᛫ pasture land ᛫	N	feohland	OE
feelfold	᛫ to increase in number ᛫ to multiply ᛬ manifold ᛫ multiple ᛫ varied ᛫ diverse ᛫	V᛬ADJ	fēlefōlden&fēlefōlden	ME
feen	᛫ to greatly want something ᛫	V	~	NE	from "fiend", from "drug fiend"
feening	᛫ a craving for more narcotics ᛫	N	~	NE
Feenish	᛫ Phoenician language ᛬ Phoenician ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Syrofēnisc{φοῖνιξ}	OE
Feenishman	᛫ a Phoenician ᛫	PN	Syrofēnisc+man	OE+NE
feenix	᛫ a phoenix ᛫	N	fēnix	MEᚠO
feeth	᛫ walking on foot ᛫ the ability to talk on foot ᛬ to travel on foot ᛫	N᛬V	fēþe&fēþan	OE
feether	᛫ infantry ᛫ a host ᛫ a troop ᛫ tribe ᛫ company ᛫	N	fēþa	OE
feethgang	᛫ a journey on foot ᛫	N	fēþegang	OE
feethhere	᛫ a foot army ᛫ a troop of infantry ᛫	N	fēþehere	OE
feeze	᛫ to drive off ᛫ to put to flight ᛫ to route ᛫	V	fēsen[fȳsian/fēsian]	OE	kin: faze?
feigh	᛫ to make beautiful ᛫ to adorn ᛫	V	feahen[fǣgan]	ME
feird	᛫ an army or troop especially when a militia ᛫	N	ferd	ME
feirdman	᛫ a militiaman ᛫	N	fyrdmann	OE
feirdwite	᛫ a penalty for evading military service ᛫	N	fyrdwīte	OE
feist	᛫ a fart ᛫ a small dog ( especially a feisty one ) ᛬ to fart ᛫	N᛬V	feist&fīst&fīsten	NE&ME&ME
feisty	᛫ like a small energetic dog ᛫ spunky ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
feith	᛫ a feud ᛫	N	fǣhþ{feithhēd}{feied}	OE	equal to: foe+th
fell	᛫ fierce ᛫ cruel ᛫ terrible ᛫ sinister ᛫ malevolent ᛫ sharp ᛫ pungent ᛫	ADJ	~[felo/fæle]	NE
fell	᛫ a pelt ᛫ hide ᛫ skin ᛫	N	~[fel/fell]	NE
fell	᛫ to destroy ᛫ to kill ᛫ to fell a tree ᛫ to make something fall ᛫ to strike down ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to kill ᛫ to defeat ᛫	V	~[fellan]{afellen}	NE
fellow	᛫ a companion ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
fellowless	᛫ peerless ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
fellowship	᛫ community ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
felly	᛫ the exterior rim supported by spokes ᛫ a circumference ᛫	N	~	NE
felton	᛫ a toilet ᛫ a privy ᛫	N	feltūn	OE
fen	᛫ a stretch of unforested wetland fed by ground water and runoff ᛫	N	~	NE
fengle	᛫ a prince ᛫ a princeps ᛫	N	fengel	OE
fennel	᛫ a Foeniculum vulgare plant ᛫	N	~	NE
fenny	᛫ boggy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fenow	᛫ mold ᛫	N	fenowed&fyne	NE&OE
fenowed	᛫ moldy ᛫ decayed ᛫ corrupted ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fer	᛫ ( denotes a negative suddenness and unexpectedness ) ᛫	PREFIX	fǣr{fērlī}{ferly}	OE	kin: fear
fere	᛫ life ᛫	N	fēre{feore/feorh}	ME
fered	᛫ a company of people ᛫ a band ᛫ a host ᛫ a troop ᛫ companionship ᛫ comradeship ᛫	N	ferrēde{fēre}	ME
fereship	᛫ companionship ᛫ companions ᛫ company ᛫	N	fere+ship	OE+NE
ferk	᛫ to support ᛫ to bring in support ᛫ to assist ᛫ to drive ᛫ to rush ᛫	V	ferken&fercian	ME&OE
ferking	᛫ provisions ᛫ a sustaining ᛫	N	fercung	OE
ferly	᛫ an oddity ᛬ strange ᛫ marvellous ᛫ surprising ᛫ unexpected ᛫ anomalous ᛬ strangely ᛫ marvellously surprisingly ᛫ unexpectedly ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬ADV	ferly&fērlī	NE&ME	TS: fearly
fern	᛫ ancient ᛫ old ᛫ previous ᛫ past ᛫	ADJ	fern/furn	ME
fern	᛫ ancient- ᛫ old- ᛫	PREFIX	fern[fyrn]	ME
fern	᛫ a Filicophyta plant ᛫ a Filicopsida plant ᛫	N	~	NE
ferndays	᛫ days of old ᛫	N	fyrndagas	OE
fernman	᛫ an ancient ( as in "the ancients" ) ᛫	N	fyrnman	OE
fernseed	᛫ one of the asexual dustlike spores of a fern which resemble seeds ᛫	N	fern seed	NE
fernsitter	᛫ a rabbit ᛫	N	fernsitter	ME
ferry	᛫ a ship used to transport passengers and goods ᛬ to transport ᛫ to convey ᛫	V	~	NE	or: fere (from ME alternative)
ferse	᛫ a verse ᛫	N	fers	OEᚠI
ferthyiver	᛫ giver of life ᛫ God ᛫	N	feorhgifa	OE
fetch	᛫ to go after and bring back ᛫	V	~	NE
fether	᛫ to burden ᛫ to put a load upon ᛫	V	fetheren	ME
fetter	᛫ a limit ᛫ a regulation ᛫ a restricter ᛫ a restriction ᛫ a restrainer ᛬ to restrict ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to impede ᛫ to slow down ᛫ to limit ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
fettered	᛫ restrained ᛫ restricted ᛫ limited ᛫ regualted ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fettle	᛫ condition ᛬ to repair ᛫ to mend ᛫ to fix ᛫ to put in order ᛫	N᛬V	~[fetel]	NE
fettler	᛫ a repairer ᛫ a repairman ᛫ a railway maintenance man ᛫	N	~	NE
fewshaft	᛫ destitute ᛫ miserable ᛫ squalid ᛫	ADJ	feasceaft	OE
fey	᛫ doomed ᛫ dying ᛫ overrefined ᛫	ADJ	~[fæge]	NE
fick	᛫ deceit ᛫ fraud ᛫	N	fic&gefic	OE&OE
fickle	᛫ unreliable ᛫ disloyal ᛫ treacherous deceptive deceitful ᛫	N	fickle&fikel[ficol]	NE&ME
fiddle	᛫ a violin ᛫	N	~[fiþele]	NE
fiddle with	᛫ to manipulate ᛫ to tinker ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fieldelf ⟨ feeldelf ⟩	᛫ a field elf ᛫ a field fairy ᛫ a field nymph ᛫	N	feldælf	OE
fieldhouse ⟨ feeldhuse ⟩	᛫ a tent ᛫ a building used for sports ᛫	N	~[feldhūs]	NE
fieldswamb ⟨ feeldswamb ⟩	᛫ fungus ᛫	N	feldswamm	OE
fiend ⟨ feend ⟩	᛫ an evil person ᛫ a lowlife ᛫ a drug addict ᛫ an enemy ᛫	N	~	NE
fiendish ⟨ feendish ⟩	᛫ very bad unpleasant or difficult ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fiendred ⟨ feendred ⟩	᛫ enmity ᛫	N	fēondrǣden	OE
fight	᛫ to moisten ᛫	V	fyhtan	OE
Fiji	᛫ Fiji ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	TS: Feedgee
fike	᛫ a fig ᛫	N	fīke	MEᚠI?
fike	᛫ to feign ᛫ to dissemble ᛫ to flatter ᛫ to wheedle ᛫	V	fiken[fician]	ME
filch	᛫ some stolen thing or things ᛬ to steal ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
file	᛫ to defile ᛫ to corrupt ᛫	V	fīlen[fȳlan]	ME
fill	᛫ chervil ? ᛫ the Thymus serpyllum plant ( breckland thyme ) ? ᛫	N	fille	OE
film	᛫ a movie ᛫ a membrane ᛫ skin ᛫	N	film&filmen	NE&OE
filmcraft	᛫ the art or craft of making movies ᛫ cinematography ᛫	N	filmcraft	NE
filmgoer	᛫ a moviegoer ᛫ a cinemagoer ᛫	N	~	NE
filmish	᛫ filmic ᛫ cinematic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
filmling	᛫ a short film ᛫	N	film+ling	NE+NE
filmmaker	᛫ a cinematographer ᛫ a filmographer ᛫	N	~	NE
filmstar	᛫ a movie star ᛫	N	film star	NE
filst	᛫ aid ᛫ assistance ᛫ support ᛫ furtherance ᛫ abetment ᛬ to aid ᛫ to assist ᛫ to support ᛫ to abet ᛫	N᛬V	filst&filsten	ME&ME
filthfear	᛫ mysophobia ᛫	N	dirt+fear	NE+NE
find	᛫ to locate ᛫	V	~	NE
findle	᛫ something found ᛫ a discovery ᛫ an invention ᛫	N	findles	ME
finger	᛫ to identify ᛫ to point out ᛫	V	~	NE
fingerapple	᛫ a date ᛫	N	fingeræppel	OE
fingry	᛫ digital ᛫	ADJ	finger+y	NE+NE
Finn	᛫ a Finn ᛫	PN	Finn	OE
Finnland	᛫ Finland ᛫	PN	Finna Land	OE
fint	᛫ a tail ᛫ sequel ᛫ consequence ᛫	N	finta	OE
fire up	᛫ to ignite ᛫ to turn on ᛫ to excite ᛫	V	~	NE
firebarrow	᛫ a volcano ᛫	N	fire+barrow	NE+NE
firebouk ⟨ firebuke ⟩	᛫ a Molotov cocktail ᛫	N	fire+bouk	NE+ME
firebrand	᛫ a torch with a flame ᛫ an argumentative troublemaker or revolutionary ᛫	N	~	NE
firen	᛫ to sin ᛫	V	firenian	OE
firenful	᛫ sinful ᛫ wicked ᛫	ADJ	firenfull	OE
firenlust	᛫ sinful lust ᛫ wantonness ᛫	N	firenlust	OE
firenlustyearn	᛫ voluptuous ᛫ lascivious ᛫	ADJ	firenlustgeorn	OE
fires	᛫ living beings ᛫ humanity ᛫ humans ᛫	N	fīras	OE	kin: feorm/farm; firihōs (Old Saxon); fīrar (Icelandic)
firewater	᛫ liquor ᛫ strong alcoholic drink ᛫	N	~	NE	possibly a calque from an American Indian language
firk	᛫ to move quickly ᛫ hasten ᛫ to be lively ᛫ to jerk ᛫ to switch ᛫ to fidget ᛫ to fuss ᛫	V	~	NE
firnut	᛫ a fircone ᛫	N	fir+nut	NE+NE	note: pīnhnutu
firrow	᛫ a mountain ᛫	N	firgen/fyrgen{firegāt}	OE	evidence from ME shows loss of /n/
firrowbuck	᛫ an ibex ? ᛫	N	firgenbucca	OE
firse	᛫ to keep away ᛫ to take away ᛫	V	firsen/fursen[feorsian]	ME	kin: far
firsen	᛫ the heel ᛫	N	fiersn/fyrsn	OE
first	᛫ a ceiling ᛫ a roof ᛫	N	first[first]	ME
firsthand	᛫ direct ( without intermediate stages ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
firstling	᛫ the first of a class or kind ᛫	N	~	NE
firth	᛫ an estuary ᛫ an inlet ᛫ a fjord ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
firwit	᛫ curiosity ᛬ curious ᛫ inquisitive ᛫	N᛬ADJ	fyrwit	OE
firwitty	᛫ curious ᛫ inquisitive ᛫	ADJ	fyrwit+y	ME+NE
fishlore	᛫ ichthyology ᛫	N	~	NE
fishly	᛫ piscine ichthyic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fishwife	᛫ a coarse-mannered woman who is prone to shouting ᛫ a female fishmonger ᛫	N	~	NE
fishy	᛫ suspicious ᛫ dubious ᛫ questionable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fit	᛫ a section of a narrative ( especially a poem or song ) ᛫ a canto ᛫ a chapter ᛫	N	fit&fit/fitt[fitte]	NE&ME	"chapter" usage found in "the Hunting of the Snark"
fitful	᛫ sporadic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fither	᛫ a wing ᛫	N	fiþere	OE
fivald	᛫ a butterfly ᛫ a Lepidopteran insect ᚹ ᛫	N	fifalde	OE
fivel	᛫ a monster ᛫ a giant ᛫	N	fifel	OE
fivelish	᛫ monstrous ᛫	ADJ	fifel+ish	ME+NE
fivepenny	᛫ a nickel ᚹ ᛬ five cents ᛫ five pence ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
fizz	᛫ soda ᛫ pop ᛫ coke ᛫	N	~	NE
flask	᛫ a flask ᛫ a bottle ᛫	N	flaxe	OEᚠI?	or: flax
flat	᛫ an apartment ᛫	N	~	NE
flatware	᛫ eating utensils such as knives forks and spoons ᛫ cutlery ᛫	N	~	NE
flawed	᛫ imperfect ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
flawless	᛫ perfect ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
flaxen	᛫ made of flax ᛫ of the pale yellow colour of dressed flax ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
flaxenhaired	᛫ blond ᛫ blonde ᛫	ADJ	flaxenhaired	NE
flay	᛫ to take skin off ᛫	V	~	NE
fleabane	᛫ an Erigeron plant ᛫	N	~	NE
fleard	᛫ falsehood ᛫ deceit ᛫	N	flērd[gefleard]	ME
flearder	᛫ a deceiver ᛫ a trickster ᛫	N	fleardere	OE
fledge	᛫ to care for a young bird until it can fly ᛫ to grow feathers ᛫	V	~	NE
fledgling	᛫ an immature or inexperienced person or thing ᛬ nascent ᛫ emerging ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
fleed	᛫ to flow ᛫	V	flēden	ME	kin: flood
fleem	᛫ exile ᛫ an exile ᛫ an outcast ᛬ to outcast ᛫ to exile ᛫	N᛬V	flēme&flēmen	ME&ME
fleet	᛫ a navy ᛫	N	~[flēot]	NE
fleet	᛫ a marshland creek ᛫ a channel ᛫	N	~	NE
fleet	᛫ to move quickly ᛫ to pass time rapidly ᛫ to fade away ᛫	V	~[flēotan]	NE
fleeting	᛫ lasting for a very short time ᛫ ephemeral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fleetlord	᛫ an admiral ᛫	N	fleet+lord{sciphlāford}	NE+NE
fleettow	᛫ an admiral ᛫	N	fleet+tow	NE+NE	or: fleettough
flesher	᛫ a butcher ᛫	N	~	NE
fleshhame	᛫ to incarnate ᛫ to become incarnate ᛫	V	flǽschamian	OE
fleshhamed	᛫ incarnate ᛫	ADJ	flǽschamod	OE
fleshliness	᛫ carnality ᛫	N	~	NE
fleshly	᛫ carnal ᛫ sensual ᛫ having an actual physical appearance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fleshy	᛫ plump ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
flightcraft	᛫ an airplane ᛫ an aeroplane ᛫	N	flight+craft	NE+NE
flightfear	᛫ aerophobia ᛫	N	flight+fear	NE+NE
flightfield ⟨ flightfeeld ⟩	᛫ an airfield ᛫	N	flight+field	NE+NE	fleanfjild ᛣ
flintstone	᛫ any hard stone such as flint , quartz , granite , basalt ᛫	N	~	NE
flitch	᛫ a slab of meat ( especially bacon ) ᛫ a slab of timber ᛫	N	~	NE
flite	᛫ a quarrel ᛫ a dispute ᛫ an argument ᛬ to quarrel ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to argue ᛫ to contend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
flitecraft	᛫ the art of dialectics ᛫ the art of arguing ᛫	N	flītcræft	OE
flitecraftly	᛫ dialectical ᛫ disputational ᛫	ADJ	flītcræftlīc	OE
fliteful	᛫ contentious ᛫	ADJ	flītful	OE
flitem	᛫ a lancet ᛫ a scalpel ᛫	N	flītme	OE	glossary word
fliteyern	᛫ a litigator ᛫	N	flītgeorn	OE	glossary word
fliting	᛫ a contention ᛫ a debate ᛫ a quarrel ᛫	N	flite+ing	NE+NE
flone	᛫ an arrow ᛫ a bolt ( for a crossbow ) ᛫ a dart ᛫ a bullet ᚹ ᛫ a projectile ᚹ ᛫	N	flōn[flān]	ME
fluke	᛫ a Pleuronectiformes fish ᛫	N	~	NE
flukeworm	᛫ a parasitic worm ᛫	N	~	NE
fob	᛫ a little pocket for holding a watch ᛫ a pocket watch chain ᛫	N	~	NEᚠHG
fodder	᛫ food for live stock ᛫ inferior or readily available material used to supply a heavy demand ᛫	N	~	NE
foe	᛫ an enemy ᛫	N	~	NE
foeman	᛫ an adversary ᛫	N	~[fōman]	NE
foeship	᛫ enmity ᛫ the opposite of friendship ᛫	N	~	NE
foken	᛫ deceit ᛫ fraud ᛫ deceitfulness ᛫ guile ᛬ deceitful ᛫ false ᛫ fake ᛫	N᛬ADJ	fōken&fācen	OE	kin: fake?
fokenful	᛫ deceitful ᛫ fraudulent ᛫	ADJ	fācenful	OE
fokentoken	᛫ a false signal ᛫ a false sign ᛫ a false token ᛫ a misdirection ᛫	N	fācentācen	OE
fold	᛫ the Earth ᛫ the world ᛫ mankind ᛫ dry land ᛫	N	folde[folde]	ME
fold	᛫ a political party ᛫ a religious group ᛫ an ideological group ᛫ a fellowship ᛫	N	~	NE
fold	᛫ a pen or enclosure in a field where livestock can be kept ᛫	N	~	NE
foldway	᛫ the Earth ᛫	N	foldweg	OE
folk	᛫ demo- ᛫	PREFIX	folc	OE
folk	᛫ a people ᛫ people ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
folkbale	᛫ torment from the public ᛫ public backlash ᛫	N	folcbealo	OE
folkcouth ⟨ folkcuthe ⟩	᛫ well-known ᛫ widely celebrated ᛫ popular ᛫	ADJ	folccūþ	OE
folkdom	᛫ a democracy ᛫	N	~	NE	invented by William Barnes
folkish	᛫ characteristic of ordinary people or traditional culture ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
folkland	᛫ public property ᛫	N	~	NE
folklore	᛫ traditional customs tales sayings dances or art forms preserved among a people ᛫	N	~	NE
folkly	᛫ public ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
folkmear	᛫ popular ᛫ folk-known ᛫	ADJ	folcmǣre	OE
folkmoot	᛫ an assembly of the people ᛫	N	~	NE
folkmorth	᛫ a genocide ᛫	N	folk+morth	NE+ME	Völkermord ᛣ
folkrich	᛫ a democracy ᛫	N	folk+rīche	NE+ME
folkright	᛫ common law ᛫	N	folcriht	OE
folkshather	᛫ people's tyrant ᛫ a villain ᛫	N	folcsceaþa	OE	or: folkscather (Norse influenced?)
folkstow	᛫ a country place ᛫ a rustic place ᛫	N	folcstōw	OE
folktale	᛫ a characteristically anonymous tale circulated orally among a people ᛫	N	~	NE
folktelling	᛫ a census ᛫	N	folk+tell+ing	NE+NE+NE	volkstelling ᛣ
folktilth	᛫ pop-culture ᛫	N	folk+tilth	NE+NE+NE
folktow	᛫ a popular lead ᛫ a chief ᛫ a chieftain ᛫	N	folctoga	OE
Folkwandering	᛫ the migrations of the Migration Period ᛫	PN	~	NE	HG Völkerwanderung ᛣ
folkway	᛫ a custom or belief common to members of a society or culture ᛫	N	~	NE
folkways	᛫ the customs of a community ( a culture ) ᛫	N	~	NE
follow after	᛫ to succeed ᛫	V	~	NE
follower	᛫ a successor ᛫ an adherent ᛫ a pupil ᛫ a partisan ᛫	N	~	NE
following	᛫ ensuing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
followth	᛫ a service ᛫ an office ᛫ a retinue ᛫	N	folgoþ	OE
folm	᛫ a palm ᛫	N	folm	OE
fond	᛫ affectionate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fondest	᛫ a favourite ᛫ a beloved one ᛬ favourite ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
fondness	᛫ affection ᛫ dearness ᛫ endearment ᛫	N	~	NE
footadle	᛫ gout ᛫	N	fōtādl	OE
footgoer	᛫ a pedestrian ᛫	N	~	NE
footleech	᛫ a podiatrist ᛫	N	foot+leech	NE+NE
footly	᛫ pedestrian ᛫	ADJ	fōtlic	OE
footman	᛫ a foot soldier ᛫	N	~	NE
footmeal	᛫ step by step ᛫	ADV	~	NE
footmen	᛫ infantry ᛫	N	~	NE
footwelm	᛫ the sole of the foot ᛫	N	fōtwelm	OE
for	᛫ because of ᛫ for the sake of ᛫ because ᛫	PREP	~	NE
for eld	᛫ for ages ᛫	ADV	for ēlde	ME
for that	᛫ because ᛫	ADV&CONJ	for that	ME	to say "because of" say "along of" or "owing to"
forane	᛫ beforehand ( denoting anticipation or prevention ) ᛫	ADV	forane	OE	was used with gēan, ongēan, and tōgēanes to mean "against"
forbear	᛫ to avoid ᛫ to abstain ᛫ to refrain when provoked ᛫ to decline ᛫	V	~	NE
forbearing	᛫ forbearance ᛫	N	forbear+ing	NE+NE
forbid	᛫ to prohibit ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: forbidden
forbidden	᛫ prohibited ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
forbode	᛫ a prohibition ᛫	N	forbōd[forbod]	ME
forbond	᛫ a federation ᛫	N	for+bond	NE+NE	verbond ᛣ
forbuy	᛫ to bribe ᛫ to ransom a prisoner ᛫ to redeem ᛫	V	forbīen	ME
forby	᛫ in addition ᛬ past ᛫ near ᛫ besides ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE	or: forbye
forcouth ⟨ forcuthe ⟩	᛫ despised ᛫ infamous ᛫	ADJ	forcūþ	ME
ford	᛫ a shallow spot in a river or stream ᛬ to wade across a ford ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
fordeal	᛫ to distribute ᛫	V	fordǣlan	OE
fordeem	᛫ to condemn ᛫ to convict ᛫	V	fordēmen	ME
fordit	᛫ to close up ᛫ to stop ᛫	V	forditten	ME
fordo	᛫ to abolish ᛫ to annul ᛫ to cancel ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: fordone
fordraw	᛫ to torture by stretching ᛫ to take away by force ᛫	V	fordrauen	ME
fordrench	᛫ to intoxicate ᛫	N	fordrenchen	ME
fordrive	᛫ to drive away ᛫	V	fordriven	ME
fordwine	᛫ to fade away ᛫ to waste away ᛫ to decay ᛫ to dwindle ᛫	V	~	NE
fore	᛫ pre- ᛫ ante- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE	see ere (prefix)
fore	᛫ the front ᛬ in front ᛫	N᛬PREP	~	NE
forebear	᛫ an ancestor ᛫	N	~	NE
forebisen	᛫ an example (good or bad) ᛫ a model ᛫ an exemplar ᛫ a template ᛫ an archetype ᛫ an allegory ᛫ an analogy ᚹ ᛬ to example ᛫	N᛬V	forebisen&forbisenen[forebisene]	ME&OE
forebode	᛫ to predict ᛫ to foretell ᛫ to portend ᛫	V	~	NE
foreboder	᛫ an oracle a prophet ᛫	N	~	NE
foreboding	᛫ an evil omen ᛬ ominous ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
forebody	᛫ the thorax ᛫	N	~	NE
forebook	᛫ a prelude to a book or series of books ᛫ a preface ᛫	N	~	NE
forebrain	᛫ the prosencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
forebusy	᛫ to preoccupy ᛫	V	~	NE
forecast	᛫ a prediction ᛬ to predict ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
forecaster	᛫ a predictor ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N+E)
forecoming	᛫ an advent ᛬ preceding ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
forecool	᛫ to precool ᛫	V	fore+cool	NE+NE	by analogy of: preheat
fored	᛫ broken ᛫	ADJ	forod	OE	what verb does this word come from?
foredeal	᛫ advantage ᛫	N	~[fōredēl]	NE
foredeem	᛫ to expect ᛫ to assume ᛫	V	~	NE
foredoom	᛫ prejudice ᛬ to judge beforehand ᛫	N᛬V	fore+doom	NE+NE
foredoor	᛫ a front door ᛫	N	~	NE
forefang	᛫ to anticipate ᛫ to take beforehand ᛫	V	fōrefōn	OE
forefather	᛫ an ancestor ᛫ a precursor ᛫	N	~	NE
forefayle	᛫ a prefix ᛫	N	fore+feien+els	NE+ME+ME	voorvoegsel ᛣ
forefeeling	᛫ presentiment ᛫	N	~	NE
forefinger	᛫ the index finger ᛫ the pointer finger ᛫	N	~	NE	see "shotfinger"
foreflood	᛫ antediluvian ᛫ before the Biblical flood ᛫	ADJ	fore+flood	NE+NE	calque
foreganger	᛫ a predecessor ᛫ a herald ᛫	N	foreganger	ME
foregate	᛫ a main entrance ᛫ a front gate ᛫	N	~	NE
foregess	᛫ conjecture ᛫ an assumption ᛬ to assume ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
forego	᛫ to precede ᛫	V	~	NE	often found in the saying "foregone conclusion"
foregoer	᛫ a predecessor ᛫	N	~	NE
foregoing	᛫ preceding ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foregone	᛫ past ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foregut	᛫ the anterior part of the alimentary canal of an embryo from the mouth to the duodenum ᛫	N	~	NE
forehand	᛫ the chief part ᛫ an advantage ᛫	N	~	NE
forehanded	᛫ prudent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
forehouse ⟨ forehuse ⟩	᛫ a foyer ᛫	N	~	NE
forekidney	᛫ the pronephros ᛫	N	~	NE
forekir	᛫ preference ᛫ preselection ᛫	N	fore+cire	ME+ME	based on "forchōsen"
foreknow	᛫ to know beforehand ( especially through supernatural means ) ᛫	V	~	NE
foreknowledge	᛫ prescience ᛫ foresight ᛫ precognition ᛫	N	~	NE
foreland	᛫ a cape ᛫ a promontory ᛫	N	~	NE
forelock	᛫ a lock of hair growing just above the forehead ᛫	N	~	NE
forelook	᛫ a preview ᛬ to preview ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
foremake	᛫ to prefabricate ᛫	V	~	NE
foreman	᛫ a taskmaster ᛫ a supervisor of work ᛫ a honcho ᛫ a boss ᛫	N	~	NE
foremost	᛫ paramount ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foremother	᛫ a female ancestor ᛫	N	~	NE
forename	᛫ a pronoun ᛫	N	fōrenama	OE
forenamed	᛫ previously named ᛫ aforementioned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foreneed	᛫ prerequisite ᛫	N	fore+need	NE+NE
forenight	᛫ the evening ᛫ between twilight and bedtime ᛫	N	~	NE
foreowned	᛫ pre-owned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foreridle	᛫ one who rides ahead ᛫ a precursor ᛫ a harbinger ᛫	N	forridel	ME
forerun	᛫ to run before ᛫ to come before as a token of something to follow ᛫	V	~	NE
forerunner	᛫ a predecessor ᛫ a precursor ᛫	N	~	NE
foresee	᛫ to predict ᛫ to anticipate ᛫ to provide ᛫	V	~	NE
foreset	᛫ to prepose ᛫	V	foresetten	ME
foresetting	᛫ a proposal ᛫ a proposition ᛫ a preposition ( grammar term ) ᛫	N	fōresetnes	OE
foreshadow	᛫ to presage ᛫	V	~	NE
foreship	᛫ the forward part of a ship ᛫ the prow ᛫	N	forship	ME
foreshow	᛫ to show before ᛫ to give warning or promise of ᛫	V	~	NE
foresight	᛫ the ability to predict what will happen or be needed in the future ᛫ an act of looking forwards ᛫	N	~	NE
foresitter	᛫ a president ᛫	N	fore+sit+er	NE+NE+NE	Vorsitzende&Forseti ᛣ
foresmack	᛫ a foretaste ᛫ a sample ᛫	N	~	NE
forespeak	᛫ to foretell ᛫ to predict ᛫	V	~	NE
forespeech	᛫ a preface ᛫ a preamble ᛫	N	~	NE
forestall	᛫ to obstruct ᛫	V	~	NE
forestear	᛫ prehistory ᛫	N	fore+stǣr	NE+OEᚠIᚠH
forestighting	᛫ predestination ᛫	N	fore-stihtung	OE
foretale	᛫ a prologue ᛫ a prediction ᛫	N	~	NE
foretell	᛫ to predict ᛫	V	~	NE
forethink	᛫ to premeditate ᛫	V	~	NE
forethought	᛫ prudence ᛫	N	~	NE
foretime	᛫ the past ᛫	N	~	NE
foretoken	᛫ a presage ᛫ an omen ᛫ a prognostic ᛫	N	~	NE
foreward	᛫ a scout ᛫ an explorer ᛫	N	foreweard	OE
forewarm	᛫ to preheat ᛫	V	~	NE
forewit	᛫ precaution ᛫ prudence ᛫	N	~	NE
foreword	᛫ a preface ᛫ an introduction ( in a document ) ᛫	N	~	NE
forework	᛫ a fortifying structure erected for defense ᛫	N	~	NE
forfare	᛫ to perish ᛫ to go to ruin ᛫ to go astray ᛫ to stray ᛫	V	forfāren	ME
forgather	᛫ to assemble ᛫ to gather together ( intransitive ) ᛫	V	~	NE
forgo	᛫ to go or do without ᛫ to refrain from ᛫	V	~	NE
forhew	᛫ to slash into pieces ᛫ to kill by cutting ᛫	V	forheuen	ME
forhoe	᛫ to despise ᛫ to reject ᛫ to treat with contempt ᛫ to disregard ᛫	V	forhouen[forhycgan]	ME
forleese	᛫ to abandon ᛫ to forfeit ᛫ to lose something ᛫ to desert ᛫ to damn ᛫	V	forlēsen	ME	PTCP: forlorn
forlet	᛫ to desert ᛫ to forsake ᛫ to neglect ᛫ to abandon ᛫ to reject ᛫ to leave ᛫ to depart ᛫	V	~	NE	PST: forlet
forlie	᛫ to rape ᛫ to fornicate ᚾ ᛫	V	forlien	ME
forlier	᛫ adultery ᛫ fornication ᛫ an adulterer ᛫ an adulteress ᛫ a fornicator ᛬ adulterous ᛫	N᛬ADJ	forliger	OE
forlorn	᛫ abandoned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	from the verb "forleese"
form	᛫ original ᛫ primal ᛫	ADJ	forme	ME
formfather	᛫ the first father of something ᛫ a progenitor ᛫	N	formefader	ME
formly	᛫ originally ᛫ primally ᛫	ADV	forme+ly	ME+NE
formmother	᛫ the first mother of something ᛫ a progenitrix ᛫	N	formemoder	ME
forn	᛫ previous ᛫ former ᛬ formerly ᛫ previously ᛬ before ( in space or in time ) ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV᛬PREP	forne[forn]	ME
fornigh	᛫ very nearly ᛫ almost ᛫	ADV	forneh[fornēah]	ME
fornim	᛫ to remove ᛫ to deprive ᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ransack ᛫ to seize ᛫	V	fornimen&forniman	ME&OE	PST: fornome
fornumb	᛫ deprived of vigour ᛫ sluggish ᛫	ADJ	fornome	ME
forold	᛫ to become feeble or decrepit with age ᛫ to go or make out of date ᚹ ᛫ to become or make obsolete ᚹ ᛫	V	forōlden	ME
forolded	᛫ feeble or decrepit with age ᛫ obsolete ᚹ ᛫ outdated ᚹ ᛫ out of date ᚹ ᛫	ADV	forolded	ME
forqueath ⟨ forcweath ⟩	᛫ to deny ᛫ to repudiate ᛫ to reject ᛫	V	forquēthen[forcweþan]	ME
forread	᛫ to betray ᛫ to lead astray ᛫	V	forreden	ME
forsake	᛫ to abandon ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: forsaken
forsaken	᛫ abandoned ᛫ deserted ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
forsay	᛫ to renounce ᛫	V	~	NE
forsench	᛫ to submerge ᛫	V	forsenchen	ME
forshape	᛫ to transform or to metamorphose something ( usually for the worse ) ᛫ to distort to disfigure ᛫ to degrade ᛫	V	forshāpen	ME
forslack	᛫ to neglect ᛫ to be neglectful ᛫	V	~	NE
forslow	᛫ to procrastinate ᛫ to put off ᛫ to delay ᛫	V	~	NE
forsooth	᛫ indeed ᛫	ADV	~	NE
forspend	᛫ to exhaust ᛫	V	~	NE
forspent	᛫ exhausted ᛫ fatigued ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
forspill	᛫ to destroy ᛫ to waste ᛫ to demolish ᛫	V	forspillen&forspillan	ME&OE
forstand	᛫ to stand up for ᛫ to defend ᛫ to protect ᛫	V	forstandan&fōrstandan	OE&OE
forstop	᛫ to stop completely ᛫ to smother ᛫ to block ᛫	V	forstoppen	ME
forswear	᛫ to reject upon oath ᛫ to renounce ᛫ to abjure ᛫	V	~[forswēren]	NE
forswink	᛫ to exhaust by labour ᛫	V	~	NE
forswy	᛫ to keep silent ᛫ to be silent ᛫	V	forswīgian	OE
fortee	᛫ to draw away to evil ᛫ to seduce ᛫	V	fortēn&fortēon	ME&OE
forth	᛫ to proceed ᛫	V	forthen[forþian]	ME
forthby	᛫ past ᛫	ADV	fō̆rthbī	ME
forthcoming	᛫ candid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
forthen	᛫ on that account ᛫ for that reason ᛫ consequently ᛫	ADV&CONJ	~	NE
forthfare	᛫ to go forth ᛫ to die ᛫ to pass away ᛫	N᛬V	forthfare&fōrthfāren	ME
forthfill	᛫ to enforce ᛫ to fulfil ᛫	V	forthfillen	ME
forthgang	᛫ progress ᛫ a continuance ᛫ a procession ᛫	N	forthgang&forthgang	NE&ME
forthgo	᛫ to proceed ᛫ to continue ᛫	V	forthgon[forþgān]	ME
forthink	᛫ to regret ᛫ to rethink ᛫ to change one's mind ᛫	V	~	NE
forthnim	᛫ to take someone away ᛫ to remove ᛫ to take one's way ᛫ to leave ᛫	V	forthnimen	ME	PST: forthnome
forthput	᛫ to propose ᛫ to put forth ᛫	V	~	NE
forthright	᛫ unambiguous ᛫ unevasive ᛬ directly forward ᛫ immediately ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
forthship	᛫ progress ᛫	N	forþscype	OE
forthtee	᛫ to draw forth ᛫ to quote ᛫ to cite ᛫	V	forthtēn	ME
forthward	᛫ an agreement ᛫ a contract ᛫ a treaty ᛫ a covenant ᛫ a pledge ᛫	N	fōrthwārd	ME
forthwith	᛫ immediately ᛫	ADV	~	NE
forthwitten	᛫ past ᛫ goneby ᛫	N᛬ADJ	forthwiten[forþgewiten]	ME
forthwitten tide	᛫ the past tense ᛬ of the past tense ᛫	N᛬ADJ	forþgewiten tīd	OE
fortnight	᛫ two weeks ᛫	N	~	NE
fortnightly	᛫ biweekly ᛬ every two weeks ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
forwander	᛫ to exhaust from wandering ᛫	V	forwandren	ME
forwarry	᛫ to hex ᛫ to curse something ᛫	V	forwarien	ME
forweird	᛫ destruction ᛫ perdition ᛫	N	forwī̆rd	ME
forwhy	᛫ for the reason that ᛫ the reason why ᛫	ADV	forwhy	ME
forwonder	᛫ to astonish ᛫	V	~	NE
forwork	᛫ to forfeit ᛫	V	forwirchen[forwyrcan]	ME
forworth	᛫ to perish ᛫ to spoil ᛫ to degenerate ᛫	V	forwōrthen[forweorþan]	ME
forwost	᛫ a tribune ᛫	N	forwost	OE
forwright	᛫ an agent ᛫ a vicegerent ᛫	N	forwyrhta	OE
foryet	᛫ to forget ᛫	V	foryeten	ME	PTCP: foryetten
foryield ⟨ foryeeld ⟩	᛫ to repay ᛫ to yield what is owed ᛫ to recompense ᛫	V	forgieldan	OE
foryielding ⟨ foryeelding ⟩	᛫ retribution ᛫ punishment ᛫	N	foryēlding	ME
foryive	᛫ to forgive ᛫	V	foryēven	ME
foryivendly	᛫ dative ( grammar) ᛫	ADJ	forgifendlíc	OE
foryiveness	᛫ remission ᛫ forgiveness ᛫	N	foryēveness	ME
foster	᛫ to cultivate ᛫ to rear another's child ᛫	V	~	NE
fosterling	᛫ a foster child ᛫	N	~	NE
fother	᛫ a load ( especially a wagonload ) ᛫	N	~	NE
fought	᛫ moist ᛫ damp ᛫	ADJ	fūht	OE	kin: feucht (HG)
foughtenfield ⟨ foughtenfeeld ⟩	᛫ a battleground ᛫	N	~	NE
foul ⟨ fule ⟩	᛫ unclean ᛫ disgusting ᛫ obscene ᛫ vulgar ᛫ detestable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foumart	᛫ the European polecat ᛫	N	~	NE	likely from "foul"+"marth"
foundling ⟨ fundling ⟩	᛫ an infant found after its unknown parents have abandoned it ᛫	N	foundling	NE
fouredge	᛫ a square ᛬ square ᛫	N᛬ADJ	feowerecge	OE
fourfold	᛫ quadruple ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fourfooted	᛫ quadrupedal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foursheat	᛫ quadrangular ᛫	ADJ	fēowerscȳte	OE
fourth	᛫ a quarter ᛫	N	~	NE
fourwheeler	᛫ an ATV ᛫ a quad ᛫ an all-terrain vehicle ᛫	N	~	NE
fouse ⟨ fuse ⟩	᛫ ready ᛫ prepared ᛫ willing ᛫ inclined ᛫ disposed ᛫	ADJ	~[fūs]	NE
fousely ⟨ fusely ⟩	᛫ readily ᛫ promptly ᛫ gladly ᛫	ADV	fūslīce	OE
fowl ⟨ fule ⟩	᛫ a bird ᛫	N᛬V	fowl	NE
fowler ⟨ fuler ⟩	᛫ a person who hunts fowl ᛫	N	fowler	NE
foxly	᛫ vulpine ᛫ cunning ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
foxssleep	᛫ feigned sleep ᛫	N	fox's sleep	NE
frain	᛫ a question ᚹ ᛬ to inquire ᛫ to ask ᛫ to question ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	kin: fricgan
fraked	᛫ bad ᛫ vile ᛫ shameful ᛫	ADJ	fraked[fracod]	ME
frame	᛫ a context ᛫ an outlining ᛬ to fit into place ᛫ to put into context ᛫	V	~[framian]	NE
framework	᛫ the support structure of something ᛫	N	~	NE
frank	᛫ a javelin of some sort ᛫	N	franca	OE
Frank	᛫ a Frenchman ᛫ a Frank ᛫	PN	~	NE
Frankdom	᛫ the Francosphere ᛫ the domain of Frenchness ᛫	N	Frank+dom	NE+NE
Frankland	᛫ France ᛫	PN	francland	OE
Frankrich	᛫ France ( the state not the land ) ᛫	N	francrice	OE
fratow	᛫ treasure ᛬ to adorn with treasure ᛫ to adorn ᛫ to decorate ᛫	N᛬V	frætwe&frættewian	OE
fraught	᛫ abounding abundant or replete with a bad thing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
frea	᛫ a lord ᛫ a master ᛫	N	frēa	OE
freak	᛫ a capricious action or event ᛫ a distastefully abnormal thing ᛫	N	~[frec]?	NE
frech	᛫ greedy ᛫ voracious ᛫ eager ᛫ bold ᛫ fierce ᛫	ADJ	frecche[frec]	ME	kin: freak?
freck	᛫ to checker ᛫ to diversify ᛫	V	~	NE	whence comes "freckle"
free	᛫ a woman ? a lady ( a female lord ) ? ᛫	N	frēo	OE	kin: fréa (lord)? Frau (German)? Friday?
freebooter	᛫ a pirate ᛫ a lawless adventurer ᛫	N	~	NE
freed	᛫ to experience ( by touch or taste ) ᛫ to experience ( a sensation ) ᛫ to learn through experience ᛫	V	frēden	ME	PTCP: fred
freedom	᛫ liberty ᛫	N	~	NE
freeken	᛫ peril ᛫ danger ᛫	N	frēcen	OE	kin: freak?
freeledge	᛫ franchise ( the ability to vote ) ᛫	N	~	NE	or: freelage
freeload	᛫ to mooch ᛫ to sponge ᛫	V	~	NE
freelock	᛫ oblation ᛫	N	frēolāc	OE
freem	᛫ to perform ᛫ to commit ᛫ to execute ᛫ to operate ᛫ to avail ᛫ to promote ᛫ to advance ( something ) ᛫	V	frēmen&fremman	ME&OE
freeming	᛫ a performance ᛫ an execution ( of an action ) ᛫ an operation ᛫ a promotion ᛫ an advancement ᛫	N	gefremming	OE
freemingbough	᛫ an executive branch ᛫	N	gefremming+bough	OE+NE
freerunning	᛫ parkour ᛫	N	~	NE
freestand	᛫ to be independent ᛫	V	~	NE
freestanding	᛫ independent ᛫ not supported by or on anything ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
freethinker	᛫ one who forms opinions on the basis of reason independently of authority ᛫	N	~	NE
freit	᛫ divination ᛫ Augury ᛫	N	freit	MEᚠN?
frelse	᛫ to liberate ᛫ to save ᛫ to save a day for religious observance ᛫	V	frelsen	ME	from Proto-Germanic combination of "free" and "halse"
fremmed	᛫ to alienate ᛫ to estrange ᛬ foreign ᛫ alien	V᛬ADJ	fremed&afremdan	ME&OE	or: fremd
fremmedfear	᛫ xenophobia ᛫	N	fremed+fear	ME+NE
fremmedledge	᛫ to alienate ᛫	V	fremedlǣcan	OE
fremmedling	᛫ a stranger ᛫ a foreigner ᛫	N	~	NE
freshwater	᛫ of neoclassical economics ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fret	᛫ to devour ᛫ to consume ᛫ to eat up ᛫	V	~[frēten]	NE	PTCP: fretten
frettle	᛫ voracious ᛫ gluttonous ᛫	ADJ	fretol	OE
frever	᛫ to comfort ᛫ to console ᛫	V	frevren[frēfran]	ME
Friday	᛫ Friday ᛫	PN	~[fryday]	NE	or: Fryday
frie	᛫ to question ᛫	V	fricgan	OE
friendfoe ⟨ freendfoe ⟩	᛫ a frenemy ᛫	N	~	NE
friendly ⟨ freendly ⟩	᛫ amicable ᛫	N	~	NE
Frily	᛫ Venusian ᛫ Venutian ᛫	ADJ	fry+ly	ME+NE
frim	᛫ excellent ᛫ vigorous ᛫ flourishing ᛫	N᛬ADJ	frim&freme	NE&OE
frimful	᛫ beneficial ᛫	ADJ	fremful	ME
Frinight	᛫ the night following Friday's dusk ᛫	PN	~[frīgeniht]	NE	or :Frynight
Frise	᛫ a Frisian ᛫	PN	frīse{Frysa/Fresna}	ME	or: Freese
Friseland	᛫ Frisia ᛫	PN	Frī̆slō̆nd{Freslond}	ME	or: Freeseland
Frish	᛫ the Frisian language ᛬ Frisian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Frysisc	OE	the should likely be /ɪ/ (analogy: wýscan > wish)
frist	᛫ a limited period ᛫ time allotted for repayment ᛫ a grace period ᛫ credit ᛫	N	frist&frist/frest	NE&ME
fristing	᛫ a delay ᛫ a suspension ᛫ a postponement ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: first
fristmark	᛫ an interval ᛫	N	firstmearc	OE
frith	᛫ peace ( especially a broad societal kind ) ᛫	N	frith[friþ]	ME
frithe	᛫ stately ᛫ beautiful ᛫	ADJ	frīþ	OE	kin: frīðr (N)
frithend	᛫ a peacebearer ᛫	N	friþiend	OE
frithful	᛫ peaceful ᛫ gentle ᛫ mild ᛫	ADJ	friþlīc	OE
frithguild ⟨ frithgild ⟩	᛫ a guild for maintaining peace ᛫	N	friþgild	OE
frithhouse ⟨ frithhuse ⟩	᛫ a safehouse ᛫	N	friþhus	OE
frithless	᛫ peaceless ᛫	ADJ	friþelēas	OE
frithoath	᛫ a peace oath ᛫ a truce ᛫	N	friþāþ	OE
frithsome	᛫ peaceful ᛫ pacific ᛫	ADJ	friþsum	OE
frithstow	᛫ a refuge ᛫ an asylum ᛫	N	friþstōw	OE
frithwrit	᛫ a peace treaty ᛫	N	friþgewrit	OE
frithyearn	᛫ eager for peace ᛫	ADJ	friþgeorn	OE
from	᛫ rich ᛫ abundant ᛫ excellent ᛫ valiant ᛫ stout ᛫ firm ᛫	ADJ	from	OE	kin: frum
from	᛫ a source ᛫ an origin ᛫ the first part of a series ᛫ an originator ᛫ an author ᛫ a founder ᛫ an inventor ᛫	N	frume/frome[fruma]	ME
from time to time	᛫ occasionally ᛫	ADV	~	NE
fromchar	᛫ to turn from ᛫ to avert ᛫	V	fromcyrran	OE
fromshaft	᛫ origin ᛫	N	frumsceaft	OE
fromward	᛫ away ᛬ from ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
fromwharve	᛫ to depart from ᛫ to turn from ᛫	V	fromhweorfan	OE
frood	᛫ cautious ᛫ shrewd ᛫ wise ᛫	ADJ	frōd	OE
frore	᛫ extremely cold ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
frosh	᛫ a frog ᛫	N	frosh	ME	or: frox (from an OE variant)
froshdeer	᛫ an amphibian ᛫	N	frosh+deer	NE+NE	froskdýr ᛣ
frostmoor	᛫ tundra ᛫	N	frost+moor	NE+NE	calque of faroese frostmýra and icelandic freðmýri
frover	᛫ comfort ᛫ consolation ᛫ solace ᛫	N	frovre[frōfor]	ME
froward	᛫ unmanageable ᛫ disobedient ᛫ untoward ᛫ habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Fry	᛫ an English goddess equivalent to Norse Frigg ᛫ the planet Venus ᚹ ᛫	PN	Frie/Frye	ME	or: Frie
fuck	᛫ to copulate ᛫ to copulate with ᛫ to mate ᛫	V	~	NE
fulcome	᛫ to attain ᛫ to realize ( in all senses ) ᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V	fulcomen	ME
fuldo	᛫ to complete ᛫ to finish ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: fuldone
fulend	᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V	fulenden	ME
fulfill	᛫ to achieve something ᛫ to carry out a duty as required or promised ᛫ to satisfy or meet a condition ᛫	V	~	NE
fulfledged	᛫ fully qualified ᛫ having all credentials ᛫ entire ᛫ authentic ᛫ fully covered with feathers ᛫	ADJ	fullfledged	NE
fulframe	᛫ to perfect ᛫	V	fulfremman	OE
fulframed	᛫ perfect ᛫	ADJ	fulfremed	OE
fulframed	᛫ perfect ( grammar term ) ᛫	ADJ	fulfremed	OE
fulframedness	᛫ perfection ᛫	N	fulfremednys	OE
full	᛫ filled ᛫ entire ᛬ very ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~[ful]	NE	found in: know full well
fullblown	᛫ completely developed or formed ᛫ ripe ᛫ puffed up ᛫	ADJ	fullblown	NE
fullbore	᛫ full-blown ᛫ made with maximum effort ᛬ with maximum effort or speed ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	fullbore	NE
fullow	᛫ to baptize ᛫	V	fulwen[fullian]	ME
fullstop	᛫ a period ( as in the punctuation mark ) ᛫	N	full stop	NE
fully	᛫ completely ᛫ entirely ᛫ totally ᛫	ADV	~	NE
fulmard	᛫ a Mustela putorius animal ( European polecat ) ᛫	N	fū̆lmard	ME
fulought	᛫ baptism ᛫	N	fulloght{fulluht}	ME
fuloughter	᛫ a baptist ᛫	N	fulwihtere	OE
fuloughthood	᛫ a baptismal vow ᛫	N	fulwihthād	OE
fuloughtstow	᛫ a baptistery ᛫	N	fulwihtstow	OE
fulsome	᛫ overzealous ᛫ excessive ᛫ abundant ᛫ copious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
fulth	᛫ abundance ᛫ plenty ᛫ satiety ᛫ repletion ᛫ sufficiency ᛫	N	~	NE
fultom	᛫ support ᛬ to support ᛫	N᛬V	fultum/fulteam	OE
fulwaxen	᛫ fully grown ᛫ mature ᛫	ADJ	fulwaxen	ME
fulwrought	᛫ completed ᛫	ADJ	fulwroht	ME
funnyman	᛫ a comedian ᛫ a humorist ᛫	N	~	NE
furlong	᛫ an eighth of a mile ( 220 yards ) ᛫	N	~	NE
furrow	᛫ a trench ᛫ a groove ᛫	N	~	NE
furthering	᛫ furtherance ᛫ promotion ᛫ advancement ᛫	N	~	NE
furze	᛫ a Ulex Europaeus plant ᛫	N	~[fyrs]	NE
futhorc	᛫ the Anglo-Frisian runic alphabet ᛫	N	~	NE
gab	᛫ chatter ᛬ to chatter ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
Gabon	᛫ Gabon ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
gadling	᛫ a fellow ᛫ a dude ᛫ a guy ᛫ a churl ᛫ a person of low birth ᛫ a comrade ᚾ ᛫	N	gadeling[gædeling]	ME
Gaelish	᛫ Gaelic language ( Irish Scottish and Manx ) ᛫ Goidelic language ᛬ Gaelic ᛫ Goidelic ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Gael+ish	NEᚠC+NE
gainrising	᛫ a resurrection ᛫	N	~	ME
gainsaw	᛫ a refutation ᛫	N	gainsau	ME
gainsay	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V	~	NE
gainsaying	᛫ opposition ( usually in argument ) ᛫ contradiction ᛫	N	~	NE
gainstand	᛫ to oppose ᛫ to resist ᛫	V	~	NE
galder	᛫ an incantation ᛫ an enchantment ᛫	N	galdor	OE	hard G: galdere swiðe stronge heo ȝeuen
galdercraft	᛫ the art of incantation or enchantment ᛫	N	galdorcræft	OE
galdergaler	᛫ a magical enchanter ᛫	N	galdorgalere	OE
galderquid ⟨ galdercwid ⟩	᛫ a magical saying ᛫ an incantation ᛫ an enchantment ᛫	N	galdorcwide	OE
galdersong	᛫ a magic song ᛫	N	galdorsang	OE
gale	᛫ a way ᛫ a course ᛫ a course of action ᛫ a way ᛫ a means ᛫	N	gāle[gal]	ME
gale	᛫ to cry out ᛫ to bark ᛫ to chirp ᛫ to sing ᛫ to enchant ᛫	V	gālen&galan	ME&OE
galer	᛫ an enchanter ᛫	N	galere	OE
galingale	᛫ galangal ᛫ the roots of various Alpinia , Kæmpferia , Aristolochia , and Cyperus plants , including in powdered form ᛫	N	galingāle	MEᚠIᚠO
gall	᛫ bile ᛫ impudence ᛫ brazenness ᛫ temerity ᛬ to bother ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to make resentful ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
galled	᛫ bothered ᛫ annoyed ᛫ troubled ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Gallish	᛫ Gaulish language ᛬ Gaulish ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	gallisc	OE	or: Gallwelsh
gallow	᛫ to terrify ᛫	V	~	NE
gallowmood	᛫ of a grim or gloomy mood ᛫	ADJ	galgmōd	OE
Gallwale	᛫ a Gaul ᛫	PN	galwalas	OE	or: Gall
Gallwales	᛫ the Celts of Gaul ᛫ Gaul ᛫ Gallia ᛫	PN	galwalas	OE	or: Galland
galp	᛫ to gape ᛫	V	galpen	ME
galse	᛫ luxury ᛫ voluptuousness ᛫	N	gælsa{gēlsunge}	OE
game	᛫ eager or willing to do something new or challenging ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
gameful	᛫ sportive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
gamehouse ⟨ gamehuse ⟩	᛫ an arcade building ᛫	N	game+house	NE+NE
gamely	᛫ sportive ᛬ sportively ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
gamesare	᛫ a console ( gaming ) ᛫ an arcade machine ᛫	N	game+searu	NE+OE
gamewood	᛫ a lyre ᛫ a lute ᛫ a guitar ᚹ ᛫	N	gomenwudu	OE
gammle	᛫ to age ᛬ aged ᛫	V	gamelian&gamel	OE&OE
gang	᛫ a going ᛫ a journey ᛫ a path ᛫ a road ᛫ a watercourse ᛫ a process ᚹ ᛫	N	gang&gang	NE&ME
gang	᛫ to go ᛫ to proceed ᛫	V	~	NE
Gangdays	᛫ Rogation days ᛫	N	Gangdagas	OE
gangle	᛫ to move in a manner characteristic of a gangling person ᛫	V	~	NE
gangling	᛫ awkwardly tall and thin ᛫ ungraceful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
gangman	᛫ a member of a gang ᛫	N	~	NE
gangway	᛫ a passageway ᛫ a vomitorium ᛫	N	~	NE
gannet	᛫ a Sulidae bird ᛫	N	~[genot]	NE
garden nightshade	᛫ European black nightshade ( Solanum nigrum ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(FK+E+E)
garish	᛫ gaudy ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠN
garsedge	᛫ an ocean ( poetic ) ᛫	N	garsecg	OE	might mean "spear man" or "gar's edge" (promontory's edge)
gast	᛫ to scare ᛫	V	~[gǣstan]	NE
gastern	᛫ an inn ᛫	N	gæstærn	OE
gateway	᛫ a portal ᛫	N	~	NE	or: yateway
gavel	᛫ a fork ᛫	N	gafol	OE
gavel	᛫ rent ᛬ to rent ᛫	N᛬V	gavel&gafelian	NE&OE	not a mass noun
geason	᛫ rare ᛫ uncommon ᛫ unusual ᛫ scarce ᛫ scant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: geazon
gemwright	᛫ a jeweler ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(I+E)
Georgia	᛫ Georgia ( the nation ) ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Georgy; Sakartvelo
Georgier	᛫ a Georgian ᛫	PN	Georgia+er	NEᚠ(O+E)
Germanish	᛫ Germanic speech ᛬ Germanic ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Germania+ish	OE+NE	SEE NOTE
Germany	᛫ Germania ᛫	PN	Germania	OE	SEE NOTE
get rid of	᛫ to remove ᛫ to clear ᛫	V	~	NE
getter	᛫ a receiver ᛫	N	~	NE
Ghana	᛫ Ghana ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
ghastly ⟨ gastly ⟩	᛫ frightening ᛫ extremely bad ᛫ unpleasant ᛫	ADJ	ghastly	NE
ghost ⟨ goast ⟩	᛫ a spirit ( in all senses ) ᛫	N	ghost	NE
ghostgun ⟨ goastgun ⟩	᛫ a gun without a serial number ᛫	N	ghost gun	NE
ghostly ⟨ goastly ⟩	᛫ spiritual ᛫ spectral ᛫	ADJ	ghostly	NE
gidden	᛫ a goddess ᛫	N	gyden	OE
giddy	᛫ to excite and disorientate ᛬ disorientated and excited ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE	kin: god
gild	᛫ to cover thinly with gold ( literally and figuratively ) ᛫	V	~	NE
gingiver	᛫ ginger ᛫	N	gingifer	OEᚠIᚠ?	maybe: yinyiver?
gird	᛫ to gird ( to bind around ) ᛫	N᛬V	gird&gyrd	NE&OE
girdle	᛫ a thing which girds ᛫ a belt ( especially one that holds up stockings ) ᛬ to gird ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
girdledeer	᛫ an armadillo ᛫	N	girdle+deer	NE+NE	Gürteltier ᛣ
girn	᛫ calamity ᛫	N	gyrn	OE
git	᛫ a fool ᛫ an idiot ᛫ a moron ᛫	N	~	NE
giveaway	᛫ a spoiler ᛫	N	~	NE
gladden	᛫ to elate ᛫	V	~	NE
gladdon	᛫ an Iris plant ( flowers ) ᛫	N	~	NE
glade	᛫ an open space in a forest ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: glad
glar	᛫ amber ᛫ resin ᛫	N	glær	OE
glare	᛫ an intense light ᛫ an angry stare ᛬ to shine intensely ᛫ to give an angry state at something ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
glaring	᛫ obvious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
glass	᛫ vitrum ᛫ a mirror ᛬ to mirror ( old ) ᛫ to reflect ( old ) ᛫	N᛬V	glass	NE
glassrown ⟨ glassrune ⟩	᛫ a rune whose shape is mirrored ( so ᛚ as a glassrown would look like ᛏ ) ᛫	N	glass+rown	NE+NE	Spiegelrune ᛣ
glaze	᛫ gloss ᛫ luster ᛫ lustre ᛫	N	~	NE
glazemill	᛫ calender ( a kind of machine which applies a glaze to a material ) ᛫	N	glaze+mill	NEᚠ(E+ÞᚠI)
glee	᛫ joy ᛫	N	~	NE
gleebeam	᛫ a harp ᛫	N	glēobēam	OE
gleecraft	᛫ the art of music ᛫ minstrelsy ᛫	N	glēocræft	OE
gleed	᛫ glowing coal ᛫ an ember ᛫	N	glede[glēd]	ME
gleemaiden	᛫ a female musician ᛫	N	glēomǣden	OE
gleeman	᛫ a musician ᛫	N	~	NE
glemb	᛫ a spot ᛫ a blemish ᛫	N	glemm	OE
glen	᛫ a narrow valley ᛫ a canyon ?᛫	N	~	NEᚠC
glendge	᛫ an ornament ᛫ an honour ᛫ a medal ᚹ ᛫	N	glencg	OE
glew	᛫ wise ᛫ skillful ᛫ sagacious ᛫ prudent ᛫	ADJ	glēaw	OE
glew	᛫ to rejoice ᛫ to make merry ᛫ to party ᛫ to entertain ᛫ to entertain with music ᛫ to play music ᛫ to make music ᛫ to sing ᛫	V	gleuen[glīwian/glēowian]	ME	kin: glee?
glewer	᛫ a jester ᛫ a baffoon ᛫ a clown ᛫	N	glīwere	OE
glewly	᛫ prudently ᛫ wisely ᛫ clearly ᛫ well ᛫	ADV	glēawlīce	OE
glewness	᛫ prudence ᛫ skill ᛫ wisdom ᛫ ability ᛫ acuteness ᛫	N	glēawnes	OE
glide	᛫ a semivowel ᛫	N	~	NE
glim	᛫ a candel ᛫ a lantern ᛫	N	~	NE	backformation of "glimmer"?
glisten	᛫ a sparkling light ᛬ to shine with a sparkling light ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
gloaming	᛫ twilight ᛫ dusk ᛫	N	~	NE
Glom	᛫ one of the Lemovii people ᛫	PN	Glommum	OE
glove	᛫ a gauntlet ᛫	N	glove&glove	NE&ME
gnast	᛫ a spark ᛫ a live coal ᛫ a small flame ᛫ a snuff of a candle ᛫	N	gnōst/gnast	ME
gnaw	᛫ to chew away at something ᛫ to corrode something ᛫	V	~	NE
gnawdeer	᛫ a rodent ᛫	N	gnaw+deer	NE+NE	knaagdier (Fᛣ)
gneed	᛫ stingy ᛫ niggardly ᛫ scanty ᛫ scarce ᛫	ADJ	gnēde	ME
gnide	᛫ to rub ᛫ to grind through rubbing ᛫	V	gnīden	ME
gnorn	᛫ sadness ᛫ sorrow ᛫ grief ᛬ to grieve ᛫ to mourn ᛫ to lament ᛫	N᛬V	gnorn&gnornan	OE
gnorny	᛫ aggrieved ᛫ mournful ᛫ lamentful ᛫ dejected ᛫	ADJ	gnorn+y	OE+NE
goad	᛫ a stick for poking ᛬ to provoke ᛫ to encourage ᛫ to prod ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
goan	᛫ to gape ᛫	V	gonen	ME
goaten	᛫ goatish ᛫ hircine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
goatling	᛫ a kid (as in young goat) ᛫	N	~	NE	kid is Norse
gobetween	᛫ an intermediary ᛫	N	gobetween	NE
god	᛫ a deity ᛫	N	~	NE
godboot	᛫ atonement ᛫	N	godbōt	OE
godforsaken	᛫ remote ᛫ desolate ᛫ dismal ᛫ miserable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
godhead	᛫ a god ᛫ a divine nature ᛫	N	~	NE
godhood	᛫ divinity ᛫	N	~	NE
godkind	᛫ divine nature ᛬ divine in nature ᛫	N᛬ADJ	godcund&godcund	ME&OE
godkindness	᛫ divine nature ᛫ divinity ᛫	N	godcundnesse&godcundnys	ME&OE
godlief ⟨ godleef ⟩	᛫ theism ᛫	N	god+lief	NE+ME
godlore	᛫ theology ᛫	N	~	NE
godly	᛫ divine ᛫ pious ᛫ devout ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
godsend	᛫ a desirable or needed thing or event that comes unexpectedly ᛫	N	~	NE
godsent	᛫ sent by or as if by God ᛫ unexpectedly beneficial ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
godshild	᛫ a sin against God ᛫ impiety ᛫	N	godscyld	OE
godshildy	᛫ impious ᛫	ADJ	godscyldig	OE
godsib	᛫ a god parent ᛫ a sponsor ᛫	N	godsibb	OE
godsibred	᛫ a godsib kindred ᛫ sponsorship ᛫	N	gossipred	NE
godspeech	᛫ an oracle ᛫	N	godgesprǣce	OE
godspeed	᛫ ( an expression of good wishes during an undertaking ) ᛫	INT	Godspeed	NE
godweb	᛫ cotton ᛫ a precious garment ᛫ fine clothing ᛫	N	godwebb	OE
godwebben	᛫ made of precious cloth ᛫ of purple hue ? ᛫	ADJ	godwebben	OE
godwrack	᛫ impious ᛫	ADJ	godwrac	OE
goings on	᛫ events ᛫ activities ᛫	N	~	NE
goldhoard	᛫ a thesaurus ( as in a treasury ) ᛫	N	goldhord	NE&OE	thesaurus ᛣ
gole	᛫ lustful ᛫ lascivious ᛬ to be lascivious ᛫	ADJ	gol&gālian	ME&OE
gomb	᛫ tribute ᛫	N	gombe	OE
gome	᛫ a male human ᛫	N	gōme[guma]	ME
gong	᛫ a lavatory ᛫ an outhouse ᛫	N	~	NE
gongfarmer	᛫ a cleaner of privies ᛫	N	~	NE
gooden	᛫ to become good ᛫ to improve ᛫ to get better ᛫ to make good or perfect ᛫ to enrich ᛫ to endow ᛫	V	gōdian	OE
gooderheal	᛫ good fortune ᛬ good luck! ᛫	N᛬INT	gōderhele	ME
goodman	᛫ Mister ᛫ Mr ᛫	N	~	NE
goodth	᛫ quality ᛫	N	good+th	NE+NE
goodwife	᛫ Mistress ᛫ Mrs ᛫	N	~	NE	or: goody
goodwill	᛫ amity ᛫	N	~	NE
gore	᛫ a skirt ᛫ a wedge of cloth or chain mail ᛫ a triangular piece of land ᛫	N	gōre[gāra]	ME	skirt is Norse
gore	᛫ a javelin ᛫ a spear for throwing ᛫ a dart ᛬ to stab ᛫	N	gore&gar	NE&OE
gorse	᛫ an Ulex plant ᛫ a Genista plant ᛫	N	~	NE
goshawk	᛫ an Accipiter bird ᛫	N	~	NE
gosling	᛫ a young goose ᛫	N	~	NE
gospel	᛫ the message concerning Christ ᛬ to evangelize ᛫	N᛬V	gospel&godspellian	NE&OE
gospelish	᛫ evangelical ᛫	ADJ	godspellisc	OE
gospeller	᛫ an evangelist ᛫	N	gospeller [godspellere]	NE
Got	᛫ a Goth ᛫	N	Gota	OE
Gotland	᛫ the land of the Goths ᛫	N	Gotland	OE
Gottish	᛫ the Gothic tongue ᛬ Gothic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	Gotisc	OE
gound ⟨ gund ⟩	᛫ eye mucus ᛫	N	gounde	ME
gouth ⟨ guthe ⟩	᛫ war- ᛫ battle- ᛫	PREFIX	gūþ	OE
gouth ⟨ guthe ⟩	᛫ battle ᛫ war ᛫ combat ᛫ conflict ᛫	N	gūþ	OE
gouthcraft ⟨ guthecraft ⟩	᛫ warfare ᛫	N	gūþcræft	OE
gouthcust ⟨ guthecust ⟩	᛫ warlike excellence ᛫	N	gūþcyst	OE
gouthfane ⟨ guthefane ⟩	᛫ a military standard ᛫ an ensign ᛫	N	gūþfana	OE
gouthhawk ⟨ guthehawk ⟩	᛫ a war hawk ᛫ a warmonger ᚹ ᛫	N	gūþhafoc	OE
gouthhorn ⟨ guthehorn ⟩	᛫ a war horn ᛫	N	gūþhorn	OE
gouthmoot ⟨ guthemoot ⟩	᛫ a battle meeting ᛫	N	gūþgemōt	OE
gouthrink ⟨ gutherink ⟩	᛫ a heroic warrior ᛫	N	gūþrinc	OE
gouthsare ⟨ guthesare ⟩	᛫ a war machine ᛫ arms ᛫ armour ᛫	N	gūþsearo	OE
gouthwain ⟨ guthewain ⟩	᛫ a war vehicle ᛫ an armoured car ᛫ a tank ᛫	N	gūþ+wain	OE+NE
graft	᛫ a carving ᛫ an engraving ᛫ a sculpture ᛫ a statue ᛫	N	græft	OE	kin: grave; graf (Middle English)
graftiwork	᛫ an engraved piece of art ᛫ a carved sculpture ᛫	N	græftgeweorc	OE
graith	᛫ equipment ᛫ apparel ᛫ accouterments ᛬ to prepare ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠN
graithly	᛫ preparedly ᛫	ADV	greithlī	MEᚠN
gram	᛫ incensed ᛫ furious ᛫	ADJ	gram	OE	or: grame? (the vowel shows evidence of lengthening)
grane	᛫ a mustache ᛫ a moustache ᛫	N	granu	OE
grassland	᛫ a stretch of unforested grassy land ᛫ a prairie ᛫	N	~	NE
grasstepper	᛫ a locust ᛫	N	gærsstapa	OE
grave	᛫ a tomb ᛬ to carve or shape with a chisel ᛫ to sculpt ᛫ to sculpture ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
graveyard	᛫ a cemetery ᛫	N	~	NE
gray	᛫ a badger ᛫ a beaver ? ᛫	N	grei	ME
gread	᛫ a garment covering the breast ᛫	N	grēde/greade[grēada]	ME
great	᛫ grand ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
great	᛫ size ᛫ greatness ᛫ a majority ᛫ the essence of something ᛫	N	grēt	ME	kin: grootte (Dutch)
Great Bear Mere	᛫ Great Bear Lake ᛫	PN	great+bear+mere	NE+NE+NE
Great Salt Mere	᛫ Great Salt Lake ᛫	PN	great+salt+mere	NE+NE+NE
Great Thew Mere	᛫ Great Slave Lake ᛫	PN	great+thew+mere	NE+NE+NE
Great Western Sea	᛫ the Atlantic Ocean ᛫	PN	great+western+sea	NE+NE+NE	Great Western Ocean ᛣ
greaten	᛫ to increase in size extent amount or intensity ᛫	V	~	NE
greaterhood	᛫ a majority ᛫	N	greater+hood	NE+NE
greatgun	᛫ a heavy ordnance piece ᛫ a cannon ᛫	N	great gun	NE
greathearted	᛫ magnanimous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
greatpox	᛫ syphilis ᛫	N	greatpox	NE
greed	᛫ an outcry ᛬ to cry out to shout ᛫	V	grēd&greden	ME&ME	PTCP: gred
Greek	᛫ a Greek ᛫	N	~[Grēcas]	NE	or: Creek (from Crēacas)
Greekish	᛫ Grecian ᛫	ADJ	Greekish	NE
Greekland	᛫ Greece ᛫	N	Grēcland	OE
greem	᛫ to make angry ᛫ to provoke ᛫ to be obnoxious ᛫ to offend ᛫	V	grēmen[gremian]	ME
green	᛫ an environmentalist ᛬ environmentalistic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
greenback	᛫ a dollar ( of the United States ) ᛫	N	~	NE
greenhorn	᛫ a novice ᛫ a beginner ᛫ a tyro ᛫	N	~	NE
greenlight	᛫ approval ᛬ to approve ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
greens	᛫ green vegetables ᛫	N	~	NE
greenwood	᛫ a forest that is green with foliage ᛫	N	~	NE
greet	᛫ to lament ᛫ to weep ᛫	V	~[grētan]	NE	we already have a word for "to weep"
grem	᛫ to provoke ᛫	V	gremian&gegremian	OE&OE	kin: gremja (Norse)
Grenada	᛫ Grenada ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
grey	᛫ gloomy ᛫ uninteresting ᛫ having an intermediate or vague position condition or character ᛫ neutral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: gray
greyback	᛫ a Calidris canutus bird ᛫ a louse ᛫ a soldier of the Confederate States of America ᛫	N	~	NE
greywater	᛫ sullage ᛫	N	gray water	NE	or: graywater
grim	᛫ dismal ᛫ gloomy ᛫ forbidding ᛫ sinister ᛫ cynical ᛫ ominous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
grime	᛫ a mask ᛫ filth or slime that covers something ᛫	N	grime&grima	NE&OE
grindle	᛫ a small stream or ditch ᛫	N	~[OE grendel]	NE
gripe	᛫ a complaint ᛬ to complain ᛫	N᛬V	grīpan	NE
gripping	᛫ very interesting ᛫ fascinating ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
gripple	᛫ covetous ᛫	ADJ	gripel	ME
grise	᛫ to fear ᛫ to be terrified at ᛫	V	grīsen	ME	kin: grisly
grisly	᛫ inspiring horror and disgust ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
gristle	᛫ tough cartilaginous tendinous or fibrous matter ᛫ cartilage ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
grit	᛫ small loose particles of stone or sand ᛫ strength of character ᛬ to move with a grating sound ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
grith	᛫ peace ᛫ safety ᛫ sanctuary ᛫ clemency ᛫ pardon ᛫ mercy ᛫	N	grith	MEᚠN
groat	᛫ a piece of hulled grain ᛫ a particle ᛫ an atom ᚹ ᛫	N	grō̆t	ME	or: grot
groatly	᛫ atomic ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	groat+ly	NE+NE
groor	᛫ terror ᛫ horror ᛬ terrifying ᛫ horrifying ᛫	N᛬ADJ	grure[gryre]	ME	kin: gréosan
ground ⟨ grund ⟩	᛫ soil ᛫ reason ( for doing something ) ᛫	N	~	NE
groundbreaker ⟨ grundbreaker ⟩	᛫ a pioneer ᛫ an innovator ᛫	N	~	NE
groundbreaking ⟨ grondbreaking ⟩	᛫ pioneering ᛫ innovating ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
groundless ⟨ grundless ⟩	᛫ baseless ᛫ without reason ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
groundline ⟨ grundline ⟩	᛫ a baseline ᛫ a foundation ᛫ a basis ᛫	N	~	NE	or: groundrow (line is ultimately a loanword)
groundnut ⟨ grundnut ⟩	᛫ a peanut ᛫	N	~	NE
groundpitch ⟨ grundpitch ⟩	᛫ a tonic ( in music ) ᛫	N	ground+pitch	NE+NE	Grundton ᛣ
grouts ⟨ grutes ⟩	᛫ plaster ᛫ lees ᛫ dregs ᛫	N	grouts[grūt]	NE
growingly	᛫ increasingly ᛫ progressively ᛫	ADV	~	NE
grunt	᛫ a low ranking member of a group ᛫	N	~	NE
Guatemala ⟨ Gwatemala ⟩	᛫ Guatemala ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
guild ⟨ gild ⟩	᛫ an association of merchants or craftsmen ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
guildhall ⟨ gildhall ⟩	᛫ a building used as the meeting place of a guild ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
guildsman ⟨ gildsman ⟩	᛫ a member of a guild ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
guiltend ⟨ giltend ⟩	᛫ a debtor ᛫ an offender ᛫	N	gyltend	OE
Guinea ⟨ Ginny ⟩	᛫ Guinea ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: East Ginny; Ginny-Conakry
Guinea-Bissau ⟨ Ginny-Bissue ⟩	᛫ Guinea-Bissau ᛫	PN	Guinea-Bissau	NEᚠO	or: West Ginny
gulch	᛫ a ravine ᛫ a gorge ᛫	N	~	NE
gum	᛫ the tissue that surrounds the necks of teeth and covers the alveolar parts of the jaws ᛫	N	~[gōma]	NE	kin: gum
gumshoe	᛫ a kind of shoe ᛫ a detective ᛫	N	~	NE
gun	᛫ a firearm ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
gundust	᛫ gunpowder ᛫	N	gun+dust	NE+NE
gunstone	᛫ a cannonball ᛫	N	~	NE
gutleech	᛫ a gastroenterologist ᛫	N	gut+leech	NE+NE
Guyana ⟨ Gyanna ⟩	᛫ Guyana ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
hackneyed	᛫ unoriginal ᛫ bland ᛫ cliche ᛫ banal ᛫ trite ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hackster	᛫ an assassin ᛫ a ruffian ᛫	N	~	NE
had I wist	᛫ regret ᛫	N	had I wist	ME
haff	᛫ an ocean ᛫	N	heaf	OE	kin: haven
haft	᛫ the handle of a tool or weapon ᛬ to fit a handle to ᛫ to perform a function ᛫ to process ᚹ ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
haft	᛫ a captive ᛫ a prisoner ᛫ captivity ᛫ imprisonment ᛫ possession ᛫ having ᛬ to capture ᛫ to imprison ᛫	N᛬V	hæft	OE
haftling	᛫ a captive ᛫	N	haftling	OE
hag	᛫ a sorceress ᛫ an enchantress ᛫ a witch ᛫ an unlikable old woman ᛫	N	~[hægtesse]	NE	kin: hex
haggle	᛫ to bargain ᛫ to chaffer ᛫	V	~[haccian]?	NE
hagtess	᛫ a witch of sorts ( especially an old one hence modern "hag"? ) ᛫	N	hægtesse	OE
hail	᛫ a greeting ᛬ to greet ᛬ greetings! ᛫	N᛬V᛬INT	~	NE
hairbane	᛫ depilatory ᛫	N	hair+bane	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
hairclip	᛫ a barrette ᛫	N	~	NE
hairwash	᛫ shampoo ᛫	N	~	NE
hairwax	᛫ pomade ᛫	N	hair+wax	NE+NE
Haiti ⟨ Haity ⟩	᛫ Haiti ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
hake	᛫ a Merlucciidae fish ᛫ a Phycidae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
halch	᛫ to fasten around ᛫ to loop ᛫	V	halchen	ME
hale	᛫ robust ᛫ healthy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hale	᛫ a nook ᛫ a cranny ᛫ a hiding place ᛫	N	hāle/hal	ME
half	᛫ semi- ᛫ sam- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
halfgod	᛫ a demigod ᛫	N	~	NE
halfmoon	᛫ a crescent ᛫ anything crescent shaped ᛫	N	halfmoon	NE
halftrendle	᛫ a hemisphere ᛫	N	healftrendel	OE
halfwit	᛫ a fool ᛫ an idiot ᛫	N	~	NE
halidom	᛫ holiness ᛫ sanctity ᛫	N	~	NE
halk	᛫ a recess or a nook in a building ᛫ a remote corner in an open place ᛫ a cavity ᛫	N	halk[healoc/healc]	ME
hallmark	᛫ a defining feature ᛫ a defining characteristic ᛫ a defining attribute ᛫	N	~	NE
hallow	᛫ a saint ᛬ to sanctify ᛫ to canonize ᛬ sacred ᛫ holy ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
Hallow Jean Mere	᛫ Lac Saint-Jean ᛫	PN	hallow+Jean+mere	NE+NEᚠI+NE
Hallow Kitts and Nevis	᛫ Saint Kitts and Nevis ᛫	PN	Saint Kitts and Nevis	NEᚠO
Hallow Lucia	᛫ Saint Lucia ᛫	PN	Saint Lucia	NEᚠO
Hallow Tome and Principe	᛫ Sao Tome and Principe ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
Hallow Vincent	᛫ Saint Vincent and the Grenadines ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
hallowdom	᛫ sainthood ᛫	N	~	NE
hallowing	᛫ consecration ᛫ sanctification ᛫	N	hālgung	OE
hallowing book	᛫ a benedictional ᛫	N	hālgungbōc	OE
Hallowmas	᛫ All Saints' Day ᛫	N	Hallowmas	NEᚠ(E+I)
halse	᛫ the neck ᛫ the throat ᛫	N	~	NE	Did neck once mean "back neck" and halse mean "front neck"?
halse	᛫ to greet ᛫ to salute ᛫ to predict ᛫ to divine ᛫	V	halsen&hālsian	ME&OE
halse	᛫ to hug ᛫ to embrace ᛫	V	~	NE
halsebarrow	᛫ a gorget ᛫	N	healsbeorg	OE
halsebee	᛫ a torc ᛫ a torq ᛫ a torque ᛫	N	healsbeag	OE	literally neck-bee
halseman	᛫ an executioner ᛫	N	~	NE
halsend	᛫ an omen ᛫ an augur ᛫	N	hǣlsend	OE
halser	᛫ a diviner ᛫ an exorcist ᛫	N	hǣlsere	OE
halsewort	᛫ a Capparis spinosa plant ᛫ a Symphytum album plant ᛫ a Sedum telephium plant ᛫ a throatwort plant ᛫	N	halswort	ME
halsing	᛫ divination ᛫ fortune telling ᛫ augury ᛫ exorcism ᛫	N	hālsung	OE
Halsing	᛫ one of the Hälsings ᛫	PN	Hælsingum	OE
halt	᛫ a cessation ᛬ to cease ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
halter	᛫ a rope for animals or for hanging people ᛫	N	~[hælftre]	NE
ham	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a plot of enclosed ground ᛫	N	hamme&ham	ME&OE
ham	᛫ the hollow of the knee ᛫	N	~	NE
hame	᛫ covering ᛫ skin ᛫ integument ᛫ membrane ᛫ the slough of a reptile ᛫	N	hāme[hama]	ME
hamstring	᛫ a thigh muscle between the hip and knee ᛬ to disable by cutting the hamstrings ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
handbag	᛫ a purse ᛫	N	~[baggi?]	NEᚠN?
handbook	᛫ a manual ᛫	N	~	NE
handcloth	᛫ a handkerchief ᛫ a towel ᛫	N	~	NE
handfast	᛫ a marriage contract ᛬ to become engaged ( as in marriage ) ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠN
handgun	᛫ a pistol ᛫	N	~	NE
handicraft	᛫ manual skill ᛫ an occupation requiring skill with the hands ᛫ the articles fashioned by handicraft ᛫	N	~	NE
handiswink	᛫ manual labor ᛫	N	handiswink	ME
handiwork	᛫ a creation product or outcome that one has made ᛫	N	~	NE
handle	᛫ a pseudonym ᛫ a username ᛫	N	~	NE
handler	᛫ a manager of animals or a kind of object ᛫ a processor ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
handlings	᛫ by hand ᛫ manually ᛫	ADV	hondlinges	ME
handly	᛫ manual ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
handmaid	᛫ a personal maid or female servant ᛫	N	~	NE
handman	᛫ a manservant ᛫	N	~	NE
handpreest	᛫ a chaplain ᛫	N	handprēost	OE	not well attested
handsax	᛫ a dagger ᛫	N	handseax	OE
handsel	᛫ a gift given for good luck at the beginning of the year or to mark an acquisition or the start of an enterprise ᛫	N	~	NE
handset	᛫ a mobile phone ᛫ a cell phone ᛫	N	~	NE
handwhile	᛫ a short period of time ᛫ a moment ᛫ an instance ᛫	N	~	NE
handwrit	᛫ a manuscript ᛫ a writ written by hand ᛫	N	~	NE
handy	᛫ useful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hane	᛫ a rooster ᛫	N	hana{hanecrau}	OE
hangby	᛫ a dependent ( used in contempt ) ᛫	N	hangby	NE
hangeron	᛫ a sycophant ᛫	N	~	NE
hangman	᛫ an executioner who hangs the condemned ᛫	N	~	NE
hangup	᛫ a delay ᛬ to suspend ᛫ to delay ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hap	᛫ luck ᛫ fortune ᛫ a chance occurrence ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
hapful	᛫ lucky ᛫ fortunate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hapless	᛫ unfortunate ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
haply	᛫ by accident ᛫	ADV	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
hapsome	᛫ random ᛫	ADJ	hap+some	N+NE
har	᛫ the hinge of a door or lock ᛫ one of the four cardinal points of the heavens or the earth ᛫	N	har/harre/herre[heorr]	ME
harbour	᛫ a haven ᛫ a barracks ᛫ military quarters ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫ an anchorage ( in some senses ) ᛫	N	~	NE	or: harbor
harddrive	᛫ a hard disk ᛫ a hard disk drive ᛫	N	hard drive	NE
hardseleness	᛫ misfortune ᛫ calamity ᛫	N	heardsǣlness	OE
hardship	᛫ a difficulty ( especially an unpleasant one ) ᛫	N	~	NE
hardware	᛫ equipment ᛫ the physical components of an electronic system ᛫	N	~	NE
harehearted	᛫ timorous ᛫ timid ᛫ easily frightened ᛫	ADJ	harehearted	NE
harfee	᛫ booty ᛫ war spoils ᛫	N	herefeoh	OE
harfolk	᛫ army men ᛫ army folk ᛫	N	herefolc	OE
hargang	᛫ a military expedition ᛫	N	heregang	OE
harhithe	᛫ spoil ᛫ booty ᛫ plunder ᛫	N	herehȳþ	OE
hark	᛫ ( commands or requests others to pay attention ) ᛫	INT	~	NE
hark back	᛫ to evoke something from the past ᛫	V	~	NE
harken	᛫ to listen ᛫ to pay attention to ᛫	V	~	NE
harkworthy	᛫ noteworthy ᛫ worthy of being paid attention to ᛫	ADJ	hark+worthy	NE+NE
harman	᛫ a soldier ᛫ a warrior ᛫ a militant ᛫	N	hereman	OE
harmer	᛫ a field-mouse or a dormouse ᛫	N	hearma	OE
harmqueath ⟨ harmcweath ⟩	᛫ to revile to speak ill of ᛫	V	hearmcweþan	OE
harmquid ⟨ harmcwid ⟩	᛫ blasphemy ᛫ harmful speech ᛫	N	hearmcwide	OE
harnpan	᛫ the brainpan ᛫ the skull ᛫	N	~	NE
harns	᛫ brains ᛫	N	~	NE
harpath	᛫ a military road ᛫	N	herepaþ	OE
harreif	᛫ spoil ᛫ booty ᛫ plunder ᛫ that which is reaved by an army ᛫	N	hererēaf	OE
harrier	᛫ one who engages in persistent attacks on others or their lands ᛫	N	~	NE
harrow	᛫ an idol ᛫ a stone altar ? ᛫ a temple ? ᛫	N	hearg&hearh	OE
harrow	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to traumatize ᛫	V	~	NE
harry	᛫ to irritate ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to irk ᛫ to bother ᛫ to pillage ᛫	V	harry&herien	NE&ME
harsithe	᛫ a military expedition ᛫	N	heresīþ	OE
harspeed	᛫ military success ᛫	N	herespēd	OE
hart	᛫ a deer ᛫	N	hart&hert	NE&ME	male-only in Modern English
harteamer	᛫ a general ᛫	N	heretēma	OE
harthreat	᛫ a troop ᛫ a band of soldiers ᛫	N	hereþrēat	OE
hartmeat	᛫ venison ᛫	N	hart+meat{deermeat}	NE+NE
hartow	᛫ a general ᛫ a marshal ᛫ a duke ᛫	N	heretowa	ME	TS: heretower
hartowdom	᛫ a duchy ᛫ a dukedom ᛫	N	hartow+dom	ME+NE	Herzogtum ᛣ
hartowen	᛫ a duchess ᛫	N	heretow+en	NE
harvest	᛫ the fall or autumn season ᛫	N	hervest	ME
harweed	᛫ armour ᛫	N	herewǣd	OE
harwoop	᛫ a war cry ᛫	N	herewōp	OE
hase	᛫ grey ᛫ gray ᛫ ashen ᛫	ADJ	hasu/haso{haswed}	OE
hasp	᛫ a fastening device ᛫	N	~	NE
hassock	᛫ a tussock ᛫ a cushion ᛫	N	~[hassuc]	NE
hatch	᛫ a crosier ᛫	N	hæcce	OE
hatel	᛫ detestable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hather	᛫ a restraint ᛫ a confinement ᛬ to restrain ᛫ to confine ᛫	V	heaþor&heaþorian	OE&OE
hatter	᛫ clothing ᛫ garments ᛫ clothes ᛫	N	hater[hæteru/heatru]	ME	plural form seems to have been "hateren"
Hatwere	᛫ one of the Chattuarii ( a sub-group of the Franks ? ) ᛫	PN	Hætwerum	OE
haugh	᛫ a low-lying meadow by the side of a river ᛫	N	~[healh?]	NE	rhyme: law; Bach (Scottish)
haulm	᛫ the stems or tops of crop plants ( especially after the crop has been gathered ) ᛫	N	~	NE
haveless	᛫ poor ᛫ destitute ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
haven	᛫ property ᛫ possessions ᛫	N	hāven[hæfen]	ME
haven	᛫ a harbour ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫ a port ᛫	N	~	NE
haver	᛫ a male goat ᛫	N	hæfer	OE
haverbleat	᛫ a bittern ᛫ a snipe ᛫	N	hæferblæte	OE
haw	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a hedge ᛫	N	hawe	ME
hawspind	᛫ the cheek ᛫	N	hagospind	OE	"hago" is a variant of "haga" which later bore "haw"
hawthorn	᛫ a Crataegus plant ᛫	N	~	NE	means enclosure-thorn(?)
hayward	᛫ an agricultural overseer ( one who maintains hedges and the common protects grain and oversees the harvest ) ᛫	N	hayward&heiward	NE&ME
hazel	᛫ a Corylus plant ᛫ a light golden brown hue ᛬ hazel in colour ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
head	᛫ a person ᛫ an individual ᛫ a character ᛫	N	head&hede	NE&ME
headbone	᛫ a skull ᛫ a cranium ᛫	N	heafodban	OE
headborough	᛫ a capital city ᛫	N	hēafodburh	OE
headedder	᛫ a cephalic vein ᛫	N	hēafodǣdre	OE
headland	᛫ a promontory ᛫ coastal land that juts into the sea ᛫	N	~	NE
headleighter	᛫ a chief error ᛫ one of the seven deadly sins ᛫	N	hēafodleahter	OE
headless	᛫ acephalous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
headly	᛫ chief ᛫ capital ᛫	ADJ	hēafodlīc	OE
headman	᛫ a chief man ᛫	N	~	NE
headpan	᛫ a skull ᛫	N	hēafodpanne	OE
headship	᛫ the position of a leader or head ᛫	N	~	NE
headspring	᛫ a source ᛫ a fountainhead ᛫	N	~	NE
headstool	᛫ a chief seat ᛫ a chief position ᚹ ᛫	N	hēafodstól	OE
headstrong	᛫ self-willed and obstinate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
headward	᛫ a chief guardian or officer ᛫	N	hēafodweard	OE
headwater	᛫ the source and initial part of a stream ᛫	N	~	NE
headway	᛫ progress ᛫	N	~	NE
headwright	᛫ a chief workman ᛫	N	hēafodwyrhta	OE
heady	᛫ intoxicating ᛫ stupefying ᛫ upsetting to the mind or senses ᛫ intellectual and technical ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
healstone	᛫ some kind of flat cake ᛫	N	healstān	OE
healthful	᛫ salubrious ᛫ conducive to good health ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heam	᛫ to shack up with ᛫ to have sex with ᛫ to have intercourse with ᛫ to marry ᛫	V	hǣman	OE	lives on as "hame" in one or more dialects?
heamed	᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫	N	hǣmed	OE	said like "heem-id", not "heemd"
heamedy	᛫ sexy ᛫ sexual ᛫	ADJ	heamed+y	OE+NE	said like: hee-mid-ee
heap	᛫ a crowd ᛫ a pile ᛫ a mass ᛫ much or many of something ᛫	N	~	NE
heapmeal	᛫ in large quantities ᛫ in heaps ᛫ heap by heap ᛫	ADV	~	NE
hearsay	᛫ rumour gossip ᛫	N	~	NE
hearsome	᛫ obedient ᛫ compliant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hearsomeness	᛫ obedience ᛫	N	~	NE
heart	᛫ a core ᛫	N	~	NE
heartache	᛫ sorrow ᛫ anguish of the mind ᛫	N	~	NE
hearten	᛫ to comfort ᛫ to give courage ᛫ to encourage ᛫ to console ᛫ to reassure ᛫ to exhort ᛫	V	hearten&herten	NE&ME
heartfelt	᛫ sincerely felt or believed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hearth	᛫ a fireplace floor ᛫ a brick stone or concrete area in front of a fireplace ᛫	N	~	NE
heartleech	᛫ a cardiologist ᛫	N	heart+leech	NE+NE
heartless	᛫ lacking courage ᛫ listless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heartlike	᛫ like a heart ᛫ central ᛫ core ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heartsome	᛫ uplifting ᛫ comforting ᛫ lively ᛫ joyful ᛫ pleasant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heartwrenching	᛫ extremely sad or distressing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hearty	᛫ cordial ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heast	᛫ violence ᛬ violent ᛫	N᛬ADJ	hǣst	OE
heath	᛫ war- ᛫ battle- ᛫	PREFIX	hēaþu	OE
heath	᛫ uncultivated land ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
heathen	᛫ a pagan ᛬ pagan ᛫	N᛬ADJ	heathen	NE
heathendom	᛫ paganism ᛫ heathenism ᛫ the state of being heathen ᛫	N	~	NE
heather	᛫ an Ericaceae plant ᛫	N	~	NE
heathglemb	᛫ a war injury ᛫ a war wound ᛫	N	hēaþuglemm	OE
heathweed	᛫ armour ᛫ military clothing ᛫	N	hēaþuwǣd	OE
heatmeter	᛫ a thermometer ᛫	N	heat+mete+er	NE+NE+NE
heave	᛫ to lift ᛫ to raise ᛫	V	~	NE
heavenly	᛫ divine ᛫ celestial ᛫ wonderful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heavenrich	᛫ the Kingdom of Heaven ᛫	N	heofonrīce	OE
heavensent	᛫ fortunate appropriate or providential as if ordained by heaven ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heavyhanded	᛫ oppressive and clumsy ᛫	ADJ	heavyhanded	NE
heavyhandedly	᛫ in a heavyhanded manner ᛫	ADV	heavyhandedly	NE
heavyhandedness	᛫ the property of being heavyhanded ᛫	N	heavyhandedness	NE
heavysaregun	᛫ a heavy machine gun ᛫	N	heavy+searu+gun	NE+OE+NEᚠ	heavy machine gun ᛣ
heavywater	᛫ deuterium oxide ᛫	N	~	NE
hedden	᛫ a hood ᛫ chasuble ᛫ an overcoat ᛫ a mantle ᛫ cloak ᛫	N	heden	OE
hedge	᛫ ( denotes itinerantcy ) ᛫	PREFIX	hedge-	NE	as in "hedge-priest" and "hedge-knight"
hedge	᛫ a fence made of bushes ᛫ a contract reducing exposure to risk ᛬ to enclose or obstruct with hedges ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
heed	᛫ attention ᛬ to pay attention to ᛫ to obey a warning or instruction ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
heedern	᛫ a storehouse ᛫	N	hēddern	OE	what does "hédd" mean?
heedsome	᛫ attentive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	invented by William Barnes
heef	᛫ grief ᛫	N	hēof	OE
heel	᛫ to keep secret ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to cover ᛫	V	~{hēlen}	NE
heem	᛫ an inhabitant ᛫	N	hēme	ME
heen	᛫ to scoff at ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to debase ᛬ low ᛫ humbled ᛫ humiliated ᛫ abject ᛫ poor ᛫ wretched ᛫	V᛬ADJ	hēnen&hēn	ME&ME
heeve	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V	hēofan	OE
heft	᛫ something's weight ᛫ the ability or influence to get something done ᛬ to hoist ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
heifer	᛫ a young cow that has not borne a calf ᛫	N	~	NE
heighten	᛫ to make higher ᛫ to intensify ᛫	V	~	NE
heightfear	᛫ acrophobia ᛫	N	height+fear	NE+NE
heightwise	᛫ in terms of height ᛫ vertical ᛬ in a vertical manner ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
heleth	᛫ a hero ᛫	N	hēleth[hæleþ]	ME	"health" is pseudo-archaic spelling?
helethen	᛫ a heroine ᛫	N	hēleth+en	NE+ME
helethish	᛫ heroic ᛫	ADJ	hēleth+ish	ME+NE
helfry	᛫ gory ᛫ bloody ᛫	ADJ	heolfrig	OE
hellbent	᛫ determined to achieve something at all costs ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
heller	᛫ the scale of a balance ᛫ a balance ᚹ ᛫ balance ᚹ ᛬ to balance on a scale ᛫ to balance ᚹ ᛫	N᛬V	heolor&heoloran	OE
hellghost ⟨ hellgoast ⟩	᛫ an infernal spirit ᛫	N	hellegāst	OE
hellish	᛫ infernal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Hellmere	᛫ the river Styx ᛫	N	hellemere	OE
hellraiser	᛫ a person who causes trouble through wild behavior ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N+E)
hellrown ⟨ hellrune ⟩	᛫ a necromancer ᛫ a witch ᛫ a pythonissa ᛫	N	hellerūne/helrūn	OE	means "hell whisper"?
hellwain	᛫ a wagon from hell ( especially as a supernatural manifestation in the night sky ) ᛫	N	~	NE
hellwight	᛫ a creature of hell ᛫	N	hellwiht	OE
hellwite	᛫ hellish punishment ᛫ gehenna ᛫ hades ᛫ hell ᛫	N	hellewīte	OE
helm	᛫ protection ᛫ protector ᛫ helmet ᛫	N	helm&helm	NE&OE
helmer	᛫ a director ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
helper	᛫ an assistant ᛫ an aide ᛫	N	~	NE
helping	᛫ a portion or serving of food ᛫ an amount or quantity of something ᛫	N	~	NE
helve	᛫ the handle of a tool or weapon ᛬ to furnish with a helve ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
helver	᛫ blood from a wound ᛫ gore ᛫ cruor ᛫	N	heolfor	OE
hem	᛫ a rim ( especially of stitched cloth ) ᛬ to surround in a restricting way ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hem	᛫ them ᛫	PRON	hem	ME
hemp	᛫ a Cannabis plant ᛫ cannabis ᛫ marijuana ᛫	N	~	NE
hemth	᛫ an undergarment with short sleeves ᛫ a shirt ᛫	N	hemeþe	OE	kin: Hemd (German)
hen	᛫ from this place ᛫ away ᛫ hence ᛫	ADJ	henne	ME
henbell	᛫ henbane ᛫ a Hyoscyamus plant ᛫	N	hennebelle	OE
hence ⟨ hense ⟩	᛫ from this place ᛫	ADV	~	NE
henchman	᛫ a subordinate ( usually with negative connotations ) ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: hengestman
hend	᛫ refined ᛫ polite ᛫ noble ᛫ knightly ᛫ chivalrous ᛫ courteous ᛫ gracious ᛫	ADJ	hēnde	ME
hengest	᛫ a stallion ᛫	N	henchman&hengest	NE&OE
hent	᛫ until ᛫	PREP&CONJ	hent	ME	short for "henne to"
hent	᛫ to grasp ᛫ to take away ᛫ to apprehend ᛫ to go beyond ᛫	V	~	NE
her	᛫ a lord ᛫ a nobleman ᛫ a superior ᛫ sir ᚹ ᛫ mister ᚹ ᛫	N	herre{hearra}	ME
herd	᛫ a herdsman ᛫ shepherd ᛫ a guardian ᛫ a pastor ᛫	N	herde	ME
Herdsman	᛫ the constellation Boötes ᛫	N	~	NE
here	᛫ an army ᛫	N	here/heer	ME
hereat	᛫ as a result ᛫	ADV	~	NE
herely	᛫ military ᛫	ADJ	herelīc	OE
herethrough	᛫ because of this ᛫ by this means ᛫	ADV	hērthurgh	ME	see: thereby
hereto	᛫ to this point matter or topic ᛫ regarding this point matter or topic ᛫	ADV	~	NE
heriot	᛫ military equipment ᛫ a return of military equipment ᛫	N	~[heregeatu]	NE	TS: hereyatow
herry	᛫ to honour ᛫ to praise ᛫ to extol ᛫ to celebrate ᛫	V	~[herian]	NE
herryendly	᛫ praiseworthy ᛫ laudable ᛫	ADJ	herigendlice[herigendlīc]	ME
herstpan	᛫ a frying pan ᛫	N	hearstepanne	OE
herthbelly	᛫ a scrotum ᛫	N	herþbelig	OE
herthen	᛫ testicles ᛫	N	herþan	OE	this word is always plural
hest	᛫ behest ᛫ a command ᛫ an injunction ᛫ an order ᛫ a precept ᛫	N	~	NE
hew	᛫ a family or household member ᛫ a domestic ᛫ a servant ᛫ a retainer ᛫	N	hewe	ME
hew	᛫ to chop at ᛫ to chop down ᛫ to shape ᛫ to form ᛫ to conform ᛫ to forge ᛫	V	~	NE
hewcouth ⟨ hewcuthe ⟩	᛫ familiar ᛫	ADJ	hīwcūþ	OE
hewen	᛫ blue ᛫ azure ᛫ a conservative ᚹ ᛬ of blue hue ᛫ of azure hue ᛫ conservative ᚹ ᛫	N᛬ADJ	hǣwen&hǣwen	ME&OE	or: hewn?
Hewron Mere ⟨ Huron Mere ⟩	᛫ Lake Huron ᛫	PN	Huron+mere	NEᚠO+NE
hewster	᛫ a dyer ᛫	N	heuster	ME
hex	᛫ a curse ᛬ to curse ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠHG	kin: hag
hext	᛫ highest ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hiddle	᛫ a secret place ᛫ a hiding place ᛫ a refuge ᛫	N	hidel&hydels	ME&OE
hide	᛫ skin ᛫	N	~	NE
hidel	᛫ a hiding place ᛫	N	hīdels	ME
hideleech	᛫ a dermatologist ᛫	N	hide+leech	NE+NE	or: skinleech (Norse influence)
hideyield ⟨ hideyeeld ⟩	᛫ property tax ( tax paid on every hide ) ᛫	N	hīdgild	OE
hidlings	᛫ secret ᛫ clandestine ᛬ in secret ᛫ secretly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
hie	᛫ they ᛫	PRON	hē[hīe]	ME	rhyme: pie
hie	᛫ to hasten ᛫ to go quickly ᛫	V	~	NE
hield ⟨ heeld ⟩	᛫ favour ᛫ affection ᛫ good will ᛫	N	hēlde[hyldu/helde]	ME
hield ⟨ heeld ⟩	᛫ an inclination ᛫ a tilt ᛬ to bend ᛫ to incline ᛫	N	hield&hēlden	NE&ME
high	᛫ to esteem ᛫ to honour ᛫ to exalt ᛫	V	heien/highen	ME
highblown	᛫ pretentious ᛫ grandiloquent ᛫ exaggerated ᛫	ADJ	high-blown	NE
highend	᛫ of the highest quality ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Higher Mere	᛫ Lake Superior ᛫	PN	higher+mere	NE+NE
highfather	᛫ a patriarch ᛫	N	hēahfæder	OE
highhearted	᛫ insouciant ᛫ full of gaiety ᛫ full of courage or nobility ᛫	ADJ	highhearted&hēahheort	NE&OE
highherd	᛫ a chief pastor ᛫ an archimandrite ᛫	N	hēahhirde	OE
highking	᛫ a chief king or ruler ᛫ a king of kings ᛫	N	~	NE
highland	᛫ a stretch of high or mountainous land ᛫	N	~	NE
highlight	᛫ to emphasize ᛫ to mark out ᛫	V	~	NE
highmother	᛫ a matriarch ᛫	N	high+mother{hēahfæder}	NE+NE
highseld	᛫ a throne ᛫ a position of high rank ᛫	N	hēahseld	OE
hight	᛫ am called ᛫ is called ᛫ are called ᛫	ADV	hōten	ME	past participle of "hōte"
hight	᛫ haste ᛫ hurry ᛫	N	highthe[hīgþ]	ME	kin: hie
hight	᛫ expectation ᛫ hope ᛬ to expect ᛫ to hope ᛫	N᛬V	hight&highten[hyht/hiht]	ME&ME
hightide	᛫ a culminating point ᛫ a climax ᛫	N	~	NE
highwayman	᛫ a bandit ᛫ a brigand ᛫	N	~	NE
highwrought	᛫ extremely agitated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hild	᛫ battle ᛫ war ᛫	N	hild	OE
hild	᛫ to skin ᛫ to flay ᛫ to peel ᛫	V	hilden[hyldan]	ME
hildlate	᛫ one sluggish in war ᛫ one slow to fight ᛫ a coward ᛫	N	hildlata	OE	agent suffix likely would have dropped
hildspel	᛫ a speech given before battle ? ᛫ a story about battle ? ᛫	N	hildespell	OE
hilk	᛫ a bend ᛫ a turn ᛫ a winding ᛫ curvature ᛫ anfractus ᛫	N	hylc	OE
hillhoamer	᛫ a cricket ᛫	N	hyllhāma	OE
hillhomer	᛫ a cicada ᛫	N	hyllhāma	OE
hillock	᛫ a small hill ᛫	N	~	NE
hilt	᛫ the handle of a sword ᛬ to provide with a hilt ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hin	᛫ him ( accusative ) ᛫	PRON	hine	ME
hind	᛫ rear ᛫ posterior ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hind	᛫ a female deer ᛫	N	~[hind]	NE
hindbrain	᛫ the rhombencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
hinder	᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to impede ᛫	V	~	NE
hinderland	᛫ a hinterland ᛫ an uncharted land ᛫ a land surrounding a town or port ᛫	N	Hinterland	NEᚠHG	ᛣ
hinderling	᛫ a wretch ᛫ a lowly person or beast ᛫	N	~	NE	begat "hilding"?
hindersome	᛫ obstructive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hindgut	᛫ the caudal part of the alimentary canal of an embryo including the colon and the rectum ᛫	N	~	NE
hindlook	᛫ an afterlook ᛫ a look in review ᛫	N	~	NE
hindneck	᛫ the nape ( especially of birds ) ᛫	N	~	NE
hindsight	᛫ retrospect ᛫	N	~	NE
hine	᛫ a servant ᛫ a household's servants ᛫	N	hīne{hind}	ME
hinge	᛫ a central or pivotal point or principle on which things depend ᛬ to depend on ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hinth	᛫ humiliation ᛫ abasement ᛫ disgrace ᛫	N	henthe[hȳnþ/hēnþu]	ME
hipwark	᛫ sciatica ᛫	N	hipwerc	OE
hir	᛫ their ᛫	PRON	here/hire/hure[heora]	ME	or: her; here
hird	᛫ a family ᛫ a household ᛫ a retinue ᛫ a court ( those in the court not the physical court ) ᛫	N	hīred[hīrēd]	ME	equivilent to hew+-red
hirdman	᛫ a member of a king's household or court ᛫ a retainer ᛫ a courtier ᛫	N	hiredman	ME
hireborrow	᛫ monetary interest ᛫	N	hyreborg	OE
hireling	᛫ employee ᛫	N	~	NE
hirer	᛫ an employer ᛫	N	~	NE
hires	᛫ theirs ᛫	PRON	heres	ME	or: "hern", from a Middle English alternative
hirn	᛫ a corner ᛫ a niche ᛫ a remote place ᛫ a cranny ᛫ a recess ᛫ an intricacy ᛫	N	hirn[hyrne]	ME
hirnstone	᛫ a cornerstone ᛫	N	hyrnstān	OE
hirst	᛫ equipment ( especially things like armor and weapons but also ornaments ) ᛬ to equip ᛫ to ornament ᛫	N᛬V	hyrst&hyrstan	OE
hirst	᛫ to fry ᛫	V	hirsten[hierstan]	ME
hit up	᛫ to contact ( usually for a service or for socializing ) ᛫	V	~	NE
hitch	᛫ a problem ᛫ a snag ᛫	N	~	NE
hithe	᛫ a river harbour ᛫ a river landing place ᛫	N	~[hȳþ]	NE
hithe	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to ravage ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to lay waste to ᛫	V	hȳþan	OE
hither	᛫ to this place ᛫	ADV	~	NE
hithercoming	᛫ arrival to this place ᛫	N	~	NE
hitherto	᛫ up to this time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
hoad	᛫ a person ᛫ a character in a story ᛫ a sex ᛫ a state ᛫ a condition ᛫ a rank ᛫ a degree ᛫	N	hōde&hād	ME&OE	becomes "hood" when a suffix
hoar	᛫ light grey ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hoard	᛫ a collection of valuable things ᛫ treasure ᛬ to accumulate ᛫ to amass ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hoardcleve	᛫ a treasure room or chamber ᛫ a treasury ᛫	N	hordclēofa	OE
hoardcove	᛫ a place for treasure ᛫ a place where thoughts are stored ᛫	N	hordcōfa	OE
hoarder	᛫ one who hoards ᛫ a treasurer ᛫	N	horder&hordere	NE&OE
hoardern	᛫ a storage place ᛫ a storeroom ᛫ a storehouse ᛫	N	hordern	OE
hoardlock	᛫ a treasure chest ᛫ a coffer ᛫	N	hordloca	OE
hoardvat	᛫ a vessel for holding treasure ᛫	N	hordfæt	OE
hoarfrost	᛫ frozen dew ᛫	N	~	NE
hoarstone	᛫ a stone designating the bounds of an estate ᛫	N	~	NE
hoary	᛫ old fashioned ᛫ musty ᛫ moldy ᛫ grey with age ᛫ outdated ᚹ ᛫ obsolete ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hobnob	᛫ to mix socially ( especially with those of higher status ) ᛫	V	~	NE
hock	᛫ the tarsal point of a digitigrade quadruped ᛫ meat from the tarsal point ᛬ to hamstring ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hode	᛫ to ordain ᛫ to consecrate ᛫	V	hōden[hādian]	ME
hoder	᛫ clear ᛫ serene ᛫	ADJ	hādor	OE	kin: heiðr (Icelandic)
hoe	᛫ to intend ᛫ purpose ᛫ to long after ᛫	V	ho&houen[hogian]{hycgan}	NE&ME
hoff	᛫ a house ᛫ a palace ᛫ a court ᛫	N	hof	OE	kin: hovel
hogsfennel	᛫ a Peucedanum officinale plant ᛫	N	hog's fennel	NE
hogwash	᛫ nonsense ᛫	N	~	NE
hold	᛫ graciously ᛫ kindly ᛫ faithfully ᛫	ADJ	holde[holde]	ME
hold	᛫ inclined ᛫	ADJ	heald	OE
hold	᛫ a large space in the lower part of a ship or aircraft in which cargo is stowed ᛫	N	~	NE	alteration of "hole"
holder	᛫ a container ᛫ a possessor ᛫	N	~	NE
holding	᛫ asset ᛫	N	~	NE
holdover	᛫ a remnant which has survived from a previous period system etc ᛫	N	~	NE
holdship	᛫ loyalty ᛫ fealty ᛫ allegiance ᛫	N	holdscipe	OE
hole	᛫ to obtain ᛫	V	hōlen&geholian	ME&OE
holet	᛫ to greet ᛫ to salute ᛫	V	hālettan	OE
holiday	᛫ vacation ᛫	N	~	NE
Holimonth	᛫ September ᛫	PN	haligmonaþ	OE	or: Harvestmonth (from hærfestmonaþ)
holiness	᛫ sanctity ᛫	N	~	NE
holitide	᛫ a time of religious observance ᛫	N	~	NE
Holiwere	᛫ Saint Cuthbert of Lindisfarne ᛫	PN	Hālīwer	ME	rhyme: hall-a-ware
holm	᛫ an islet ( especially one in a river ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
Holmrye	᛫ one of the Rugii ᛫	PN	Holmrygum	OE
holt	᛫ a forested hill ᛫ a copse ᛫	N	~	NE
holy	᛫ sacred ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
home in	᛫ to focus on ᛫ to track ᛫ to get closer to that which is being chased ᛫	V	~	NE
homefear	᛫ oikophobia ᛫ ecophobia ᛫	N	home+fear	NE+NE
homeheast	᛫ domestic violence ᛫	N	home+heast	NE+OE
homely	᛫ domestic ᛫ not elaborate or complex ᛫ plain or unattractive in appearance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
homespun	᛫ homely ᛫ unsophisticated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
homeware	᛫ furniture utensils and decorative objects for domestic use ᛫	N	~	NE
homewares	᛫ furnishings for the home such as furniture ᛫	N	~	NE
Honduras	᛫ Honduras ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
hone	᛫ delay ᛫ hesitation ᛫	N	hōne	MEᚠC	morphed into "wone" in some dialects
hone	᛫ a sharpening stone ᛬ to sharpen ᛫ to refine or to master a skill ᛫ to make more effective ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
honeywort	᛫ a Galium cruciatum plant ᛫	N	~	NE
hoo	᛫ she ᛫	PRON	~[heo]	NE	found in West Yorkshire and Lancashire
hoodwink	᛫ to trick ᛫ to deceive ᛫	V	~	NE
hoof	᛫ the covering that encloses the feet of ungulate mammals ᛬ to dance ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hooker	᛫ a feeling of offence ᛫ mockery ᛫ scorn ᛫ derision ᛫ abusive talk ᛫	N	hōker[hōcer]	ME
hooky	᛫ catchy ᛫ attrative ᛫ easily recalled ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
hool	᛫ vain speech ᛫ slander ᛫ calumny ᛬ to speak evil of ᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫	N᛬V	hōl&hōlian	OE
hoose	᛫ an escort ᛫ a company ᛫ a troop ᛫ a band ᛫ a party ᛫	N	hōs	OE
hopelessness	᛫ despair ᛫	N	~	NE
hophead	᛫ a drug addict ᛫	N	~	NE
hopper	᛫ a seed basket used by a sower ᛫	N	hopper	ME
hore	᛫ filth ᛫ dirt ᛫ mud ᛫ slime ᛫ muck ᛫ crud ᛫	N	hore[horh]	ME
horewort	᛫ a Filago germanica plant ? ᛫	N	hōrwort	ME
horn	᛫ a telephone (slang) ᛫	N	~	NE	especially in the saying "on the horn"
horning	᛫ fornication ᛫	N	hornung	OE
horningson	᛫ a bastard son ᛫	N	hornungsunu	OE	kin: Hornung (German)
hornkin	᛫ a Hörnchen ᛫ a croissant ᛫ a kifli ᛫ a kipfel ᛫	N	horn+kin	NE+NE	Hörnchen ᛣ
horny	᛫ sexually aroused ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
horry	᛫ to defile ᛫ to defoul ᛫ to pollute ᛫ to corrupt ᛫ to become corrupt ᛫	V	hō̆rien	ME
horsefeathers	᛫ nonsense ᛫ balderdash ᛫	N	~	NE
horseman	᛫ an equestrian ᛫	N	~	NE
horsern	᛫ a stable ᛫	N	horsern	OE
horsewhale	᛫ walrus ᛫	N	horshwæl	OE	"walrus" means the same thing but is from Norse
horsh	᛫ quick-witted ᛫ mentally sharp ᛫	ADJ	horsc	OE
hose	᛫ a legging ᛫	N	hose&hōse	NE&ME	see: hosen
hosen	᛫ pants ᛫ trousers ᛫ stockings ᛫ greaves	N	hosen&hōse	NE&ME	or: hoses
hote	᛫ to designate ᛫ to name ᛫	V	hōten	ME	PTCP: hight
hough	᛫ a promontory ᛫	N	hough[hōh]	ME	"hoe" spelling from French?
hough	᛫ the hollow behind the knee ᛫ the popliteal region ᛬ to hamstring ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
hound ⟨ hund ⟩	᛫ a canine ᛫	N	~	NE
houndfear ⟨ hundfear ⟩	᛫ cynophobia ᛫	N	hound+fear	NE+NE
houndfish ⟨ hundfish ⟩	᛫ the Tylosurus crocodilus fish ᛫	N	~	NE
hounding ⟨ hunding ⟩	᛫ a cynocephalus ( a mythological dogheaded man ) ᛫	N	hounding	ME
Hounding ⟨ Hunding ⟩	᛫ one of the Hundings ᛫	PN	Hūndings	OE
houndly ⟨ hundly ⟩	᛫ canine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
houndshead ⟨ hundshead ⟩	᛫ an Antirrhinum plant ( snapdragon ) ᛫	N	hundes hēafod	OE
houndstung ⟨ hundstung ⟩	᛫ a Cynoglossum officinale plant ᛫	N	hound's tongue	NE
housebreach ⟨ husebreach ⟩	᛫ burglary ᛫	N	~[hūsbrice]	NE
housedeer ⟨ husedeer ⟩	᛫ a pet ( an animal kept for company ) ᛫	N	house+deer	NE+NE	hûsdier ᛣ
housefather ⟨ husefather ⟩	᛫ a paterfamilias ᛫	N	~	NE
housel ⟨ husel ⟩	᛫ the Eucharist ᛬ to administer the Eucharist ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
houselady ⟨ huselady ⟩	᛫ the mistress of a house ᛫	N	~	NE
houseldish ⟨ huseldish ⟩	᛫ a paten ( a Eucharist plate ) ᛫	N	hūseldisc	OE
houselord ⟨ huselord ⟩	᛫ the master of a house ᛫	N	~	NE
housemother ⟨ husemother ⟩	᛫ a materfamilias ᛫	N	~	NE
houser ⟨ huser ⟩	᛫ a member of a household ᛫	N	hūsa	OE
housewares ⟨ husewares ⟩	᛫ domestic utensils ( especially for the kitchen ) ᛫	N	~	NE
houth ⟨ huthe ⟩	᛫ prey ᛫ spoils ᛫ booty ᛫	N	hūþe	OE
hove	᛫ a headdress ᛫ a coif ᛫ a turban ᚹ ᛫	N	houve[hūfe]	ME
hove	᛫ moderation ᛫ discretion ᛫	N	họ̄f	MEᚠN
hove	᛫ to float ᛫ to hover ᛫ to flutter in the air ᛫ to lie in wait ᛫ to lurk ᛫	V	hove	ME	kin: hover
hovel	᛫ a shed ᛫ a cottage ᛫ a small house ᛫ a low quality house ᛫	N	~	NE
hover	᛫ to float ᛫ to hang above something ᛫	V	~	NE
how	᛫ anxiety ᛫	N	hou[hoga]	ME
how	᛫ to survey ᛫ to inspect ᛫ to view ᛫ to observe ᛫	V	hāwian&gehāwian	OE&OE	rhyme: snow
hower ⟨ hure ⟩	᛫ especially ᛫ particularly ᛫	ADV	hūre[hūru]	ME
Hown ⟨ Hune ⟩	᛫ a Hun ᛫	PN	Hūnas	OE
howto ⟨ hueto ⟩	᛫ a guide ( inanimate ) ᛫	N	how to	NE
hub	᛫ a focal point ᛫ a center of activity ᛫ the central part of a wheel or circle ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ?
hue ⟨ hew ⟩	᛫ colour ᛫	N	hue	NE
huer ⟨ hewer ⟩	᛫ toner ᛫	N	hue+er	NE+NE
hulk	᛫ a hut ᛫ a hovel ᛫ a cabin ᛫ a trading ship ᛫ a warship ᛫ a huge and clumsy person or creature ᛫	N	hulk[hulc]	MEᚠOE	some claim this word comes from Italic, but this is doubtful
hulstry	᛫ latebrosus ᛫ dark ᛫ secret ᛫	ADJ	heolstrig	OE
hulthhelm	᛫ a helm which conceals or makes invisible the wearer ᛫	N	heoloþhelm	OE	DUBIUS ENTRY
hundred	᛫ an administrative region below shires ᛫	N	~	NE
hundredsalder	᛫ a centurion ᛫	N	hundredes ealdor	OE
hunth	᛫ catch ᛫ prey ᛫ game ᛫	N	huntaþ	OE
hurdle	᛫ a lattice ᛫ a barrier frame ( often used for jumping over in sports ) ᛫	N	~	NE
hurry	᛫ to imitate ᛫	V	hyrian{ofhyrian}	OE	DUBIUS ENTRY
hurst	᛫ a copse ᛫ a grove ᛫ a sandbank ᛫ a sandbar ᛫	N	~	NE
hursting	᛫ a vessel for frying ᛫	N	hursting	ME
husband	᛫ to manage prudently and economically ᛫ to use sparingly ᛫ to conserve ᛫	V	~	NE
husbandcraft	᛫ husbandry ᛫ management and conservation of resources ᛫	N	husband+craft	NE+NE	husbandry NEᛣ
husbandman	᛫ farmer ᛫	N	~	NE
hussy	᛫ an imprudent or immoral girl or woman ᛫	N	~	NE
husting	᛫ a deliberative assembly or council ᛫ a platform where candidates in an election give speeches ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
hustings	᛫ a husting ᛫ an election campaign ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
hux	᛫ an insult ᛫ an insulting remark ᛫ a jeer ᛫ mockery ᛫	N	hux[husc]	ME
huxly	᛫ in an insulting or derisive manner ᛫ mockingly ᛫	ADV	huxlīce[huxlic]	ME
huxy	᛫ insulting ᛫	ADJ	hux+y	ME+NE
hye	᛫ thought ᛫ mind ( as in inclination or desire ) ᛫	N	hie/hige[hyge]	ME
hyeless	᛫ thoughtless ᛫ mindless ᛫ foolish ᛫	ADJ	hygelēas	ME
icebarrow ⟨ isebarrow ⟩	᛫ an iceberg ᛫	N	ice+barrow	NE+NE	ijsberg ᛣ
icebear ⟨ isebear ⟩	᛫ a polar bear ᛫	N	ice+bear	NE+NE	ijsbeer ᛣ
Iceland ⟨ Iseland ⟩	᛫ Iceland ᛫	PN	~	NE
Icelandish ⟨ Iselandish ⟩	᛫ Icelandic ᛫	N	Iceland+ish	NE+NE
iceweasten ⟨ iseweasten ⟩	᛫ a stretch of polar desert ᛫	N	ice+wēsten	NE+ME
ich	᛫ I ᛫	PRON	~	NE	optional spelling
ickle	᛫ a piece of ice ᛫	N	ikel	ME	found in "icicle"
ides	᛫ a magical woman ? ᛫ a demi-goddess ? ᛫ a female ancestral spirit ? ᛫	N	ides	OE
idish	᛫ supellex ᛫ household stuff ᛫ furniture ᛫ furnishings ᛫ utensils ᛫	N	īdisc	OE	said like: eye dish
idle	᛫ inactive ᛫ ineffective ᛫ unimportant ᛫ pointless ᛫ vain ᛫	ADJ	idle&idel	NE&OE
idlewolder	᛫ vainglory ᛫	N	īdel wuldor	OE
idy	᛫ busy ᛫ active ᛫	ADJ	idig	OE
iffy	᛫ of dubious authenticity legitimacy or reliability ᛫ dubious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ight	᛫ increase ᛫	N	īht	OE
ild	᛫ mankind ᛫	N	ilde/ylde	OE
ile	᛫ a granule ᛫	N	ile&egl	NE&OE
ile	᛫ a hedgehog ᛫	N	igil	OE
ile	᛫ the sole of the foot ᛫	N	ile	OE
Iliamna Mere	᛫ Iliamna Lake ᛫	PN	Iliamna+mere	NEᚠO+NE
ilk	᛫ race ᛫ kind ᛫	N	~	NE
ilkhatred	᛫ racism ᛫	N	ilk+hatred	NE+NE
illwill	᛫ spite ᛫ rancor ᛫	N	~	NE
illwisher	᛫ one who wishes another ill ᛫	N	~	NE
illy	᛫ poorly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
ilvet	᛫ a swan ᛫	N	ilfette	OE
Imber	᛫ one of the Ambrones ᛫	PN	Ymbrum	OE
in	᛫ to include ᛫	V	innian{geinnian}	OE	or: yin; yean (see note)
in keeping with	᛫ in accordance with ᛫	PREP	~	NE
in kind	᛫ in the form of goods rather than money ᛬ in the same way ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
in name	᛫ nominally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
in the end	᛫ ultimately ᛫	PREP	~	NE
in the flesh	᛫ in person ᛫	ADV	~	NE
in truth ⟨ trewth ⟩	᛫ actually ᛫	ADV	~	NE
inbed	᛫ to embed ᛫	V	in+bed	NEᚠ(I+E)	ᛣ
inblow	᛫ to inflate ᛫	V	inblouen	ME
inborn	᛫ innate ᛫ native ᛫ inherited by birth ᛫ pertaining to by birth ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
inbreak	᛫ an invasion ᛫ an incursion ᛬ to break in ᛫ to make an incursion ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
inbreathe	᛫ to inhale ᛫ to inspire ᛫	V	~	NE
inbring	᛫ to bring in ᛫ to introduce ᛫ to confiscate legally ᛫	V	~	NE
incomer	᛫ an immigrant ᛫	N	~	NE
indearing	᛫ endearing ᛫ cute ᛫	ADJ	endearing	NE
Indonesia	᛫ Indonesia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Indonesy
indwell	᛫ to possess ( as in spiritual possession ) ᛫ to dwell within ᛫	V	~	NE
Indy	᛫ India ᛫	PN	Ī̆nde/Yndee	MEᚠO
ineard	᛫ to dwell ᛫ to inhabit ᛫	V	ineardian	OE
infare	᛫ an entrance ᛫ an invasion ᛫ an incursion ᛫ an inroad ᛫ a wedding reception ᛬ to invade ᛫ to enter ᛫	N᛬V	infare&infaru&inferan	NE&OE&OE
ing	᛫ -tion ᛫ -ation ᛫ -sion ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE[ing/ung]
ing	᛫ a meadow ( especially when near a river ) ᛫	N	~[ing/eng]	NE
ingang	᛫ an entrance ᛫ an entryway ᛫ an admission ᛫ permission to enter ᛫ access ᛫	N	~	NE
ingrave	᛫ to engrave ᛫ to inscribe ᛫	V	~	NE
ingraving	᛫ an engraving ᛫ an inscription ᛫	N	~	NE
inhide	᛫ thought ᛫ conscience ᛫ intent ᛫ intention ᛫ intentional purpose ᛫	N	inihīd[ingehȳd]	ME
inhold	᛫ to contain ᛫ to possess ᛫	V	~	NE
inholding	᛫ content ᛫	N	~	NE
ink	᛫ you two ( accusative ) ᛫	PRON	inc	ME
inker	᛫ your ( dual you two's ) ᛫	PRON	incer	OE
inkers	᛫ yours ( dual you two's ) ᛫	PRON	incer	OE
inkhorn	᛫ a fancy word borrowed into English though it is not needed ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(H+E)
inkle	᛫ to suspect ᛫	N᛬V	inkling	NE
inkling	᛫ suspicion ᛫	N	~	NE
inkselves	᛫ you two's selves ᛫	PRON	inc seluen	ME
inlander	᛫ a native ᛫	N	inlenda	OE
inlandish	᛫ native ᛫ indigenous ᛫	ADJ	inlendisc	OE
inlay	᛫ to ornament by embedding ᛫	V	~	NE
inleek	᛫ an onion ᛫	N	ynnelēac	OE
inlet	᛫ a small arm of the sea a lake or a river ᛫ a place or means of entry ᛫	N	~	NE
inlighten	᛫ to enlighten ᛫	V	~[inlī̆ghtnen]	NE
inlightening	᛫ enlightenment ᛫	N	inlighten+ing	ME+NE
innard	᛫ an inner working of something ( such as an organ ) ᛫	N	~	NE	from: inwards
inner	᛫ internal ᛫ interior ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
innoth	᛫ a womb ᛫ entrails ᛫ a gall bladder ᛫ inner workings ᛫ hidden causes ᛫	N	innoth[innoþ]	ME
input	᛫ an insertion ᛬ to insert ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
inroad	᛫ an advancement ᛫ an advance ᛫ an incursion ᛫ to invade ᛬ to invade ᛫	N	~	NE
inrown ⟨ inrune ⟩	᛫ to encrypt ᛫	V	in+rown	NE+NE	encrypt ᛣ
inruning	᛫ encryption ᛫	N	in+rown+ing	NE+NE+NE	encryption ᛣ
inset	᛫ to implant ᛫	V	insetten	ME
insight	᛫ a deep and accurate understanding of something ᛫	N	~	NE
insooth	᛫ really ᛫ actually ᛫	ADV	~	NE
instep	᛫ an entrance ᛫	N	instæpe	OE
inthrutch	᛫ an impression ᛫	N	in+thrutch	NE+ME	Eindruck ᛣ, indruk ᛣ
inting	᛫ a cause ( a reason something happens ) ᛫	N	intinge&intinga	ME&OE
inward	᛫ internal ᛬ towards the inside ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
inwardly	᛫ internal ᛬ internally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
inwid	᛫ fraud ᛫ guile ᛫ deceit ᛫ a malicious trick ᛫	N	inwid[inwit]	OE
inwidful	᛫ deceitful ᛫ guileful ᛫ malicious ᛫ evil ᛫	ADJ	inwitfull	OE
inwit	᛫ conscience ᛫	N	~	NE
inwone	᛫ to inhabit ᛫	V	~	NE
inwriting	᛫ an inscription ᛫	N	inwrītinge	ME
inwrought	᛫ established ᛫ ingrained ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Iran	᛫ Iran ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Iraq ⟨ Irack ⟩	᛫ Iraq ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Ire	᛫ an Irishman ᛫	N	irās	OE
Ireland	᛫ Ireland ᛫	PN	~	NE
ironclad	᛫ covered or protected with iron ᛫ irrefutable ᛫ impossible to contradict ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ironroad	᛫ a railway ᛫	N	~	NE
irse	᛫ to anger ᛫ to provoke ᛫ to be angry ᛫ to rage ᛫	V	irsien[irsian]	ME
irth	᛫ ploughing ᛫ tilling ᛫ farming ᛫ produce of a farm ᛫ a crop ᛫	N	irþ	OE
irthland	᛫ farmland ᛫ arable land ᛫	N	irþland	OE
irthling	᛫ a plougher ᛫ a tiller ᛫ a farmer ᛫	N	irþling	OE
ish	᛫ -ian ᛫ -ic ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
islandish ⟨ ilandish ⟩	᛫ insular ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Israel	᛫ Israel ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Israelish	᛫ Israeli ᛫ Israelite ᛫	ADJ	Israēlisc	OE
ist	᛫ a tempest ᛫ a hurricane ᚹ ᛫ a typhoon ᚹ ᛫ a cyclone ᚹ ᛫	N	ȳst	OE
Ist	᛫ one of the Aesti ᛫	PN	Istum	OE
Italish	᛫ Italian ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
Italy	᛫ Italy ᛫	PN	Italie	OEᚠI
itch	᛫ a poisonous frog ᛫	N	iche[ȳce]	ME
ithand	᛫ industrious ᛫ diligent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ithe	᛫ a wave ᛫	N	īthe&ȳþ	ME&OE
ithelidder	᛫ a wave traverser ᛫ ship ᛫	N	ȳþlida	OE
ithelode	᛫ a way across the waves ᛫ a voyage ( poetic ) ᛫	N	ȳþlād	OE
ithing	᛫ over-abundance ᛫ redundancy ᛫ an overflowing ᛫	N	ȳþung	OE
Jamaica	᛫ Jamaica ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Japan	᛫ Japan ᛫	PN	~{日本}	NEᚠO	or: Nippon
Jordan	᛫ Jordan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Kampuchea ⟨ Kampoochea ⟩	᛫ Cambodia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Kazakhstan ⟨ Kazzackstan ⟩	᛫ Kazakhstan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
kedlock	᛫ a Sinapis alba plant ( white mustard ) ᛫	N	~	NE
keel	᛫ to cool ᛫ to chill ᛫	V	~[cēlan]	NE	kin: cool
keel	᛫ to collapse ᛫ to faint ᛫ to fall ᛫	V	~	NEᚠN
keeling	᛫ cooling ᛫ refreshment ᛫	N	kẹ̄ling[céling]	ME
keep	᛫ a donjon ᛫ attention ᛫ notice ᛬ to retain ᛫ to care for ᛫	N᛬V	keep&kēp	NE&ME
keeper	᛫ a guardian ᛫ a custodian ᛫	N	~	NE
keepsake	᛫ a memento ᛫ a souvenir ᛫	N	~	NE
kemb	᛫ to comb ᛫ to neaten ᛫ to tidy up ᛫ to card ( to clean with a comb ) ᛫	V	kemben	ME	kin: comb
kemp	᛫ a champion ᛫ a warrior ᛫	N	kemp	NE
kemp	᛫ facial hair ᛫ whiskers ᛫ bristles of hair ᛫ coarse hair ᛫	N	kemp&cenep	NE&OE
kemp	᛫ to strive ᛫ to contend ᛫ to fight ᛫	V	kemp&kempen	NE&ME	kin: champion
kempt	᛫ maintained in a neat and clean condition ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ken	᛫ one's knowledge , understanding , or sight ᛬ to know ᛫ to ascertain ᛫ to inform ᛫ to make known ᛫ to notify ᛫	N᛬V	ken&kennen	NE&ME
kenbook	᛫ an encyclopedia ᛫	N	ken+book	NE+NE
kench	᛫ to laugh aloud ᛫ to jeer ᛫	V	chinken/kenchen	ME
kennend	᛫ a parent ᛫	N	cennend	OE	literally begetter
kennendly	᛫ genital ᛫	ADJ	cennedlīc	OE
kenness	᛫ one's nativity ᛫	N	cenness	OE
kenning	᛫ a metaphor whereby a simple thing is described in an allusive way ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN	example: brimhengest (sea horse) = ship
kenningstow	᛫ a birthplace ᛫	N	cenningstōw	OE
kenningtide	᛫ the time of birth ᛫	N	cenningtīd	OE
Kenya	᛫ Kenya ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
kerf	᛫ the act of cutting ᛫ an incision ᛫ a niche ᛫ a notch ᛫ a slash ᛫ a tally ᛫ a level ᚹ ᛫ a degree in a ranking system ᚹ ᛫	N	kerf&kirf[cyrf]	NE&ME	"tally" meaning inspired by German "Einkerbung"
kernel	᛫ the soft insides of a nut ᛫ a central or essential part ᛫	N	~	NE
key	᛫ a solution ᛫	N	~	NE
keyboard	᛫ a panel of keys that operate a computer typewriter or instrument ᛫ a piano ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
keyharp	᛫ a clavichord ᛫	N	key+harp	NE+NE	partial calque of clavichord, also by analogy of strikeharp
keystone	᛫ a cornerstone ᛫	N	~	NE
kidneyleech	᛫ a nephrologist ᛫	N	kidney+leech	NE+NE
kimmen	᛫ cumin ᛫	N	cymen	OEᚠIᚠ?
kin	᛫ royal ᛫	ADJ	kine[cyne]	ME
kin	᛫ regal- ᛫	PREFIX	~	ME
kin	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	from Dutch?
kin	᛫ family members ᛫ a gender ( of nouns ) ᛫	N	kin&cynn	NE&OE
kinband	᛫ a royal crown ᛫	N	cynebænd	OE
kinbarn	᛫ a royal child ᛫	N	cynebearn	OE
kinbench	᛫ a throne ᛫	N	kinebenche	ME
kinborn	᛫ of royal birth ᛫	ADJ	cyneboren	OE
kind	᛫ a type ᛫ a category ᛫ a sort ᛫ genre ᛫ a nature ( of something ) ᛫ nature ( the abstract domain of all that is natural ) ᛫	N	kind&kind	NE&ME
kind of	᛫ sort of ᛫ to some extent ᛫	ADV	~	NE
Kindbook	᛫ the book of Genesis ᛫	PN	gecyndbóc	OE
kindful	᛫ natural ᛫	ADJ	kīndeful	ME
kindle	᛫ the offspring of any animal ᛫	N	kindel	ME	kin: kind
kindlimb	᛫ a genital ᛫	N	gecyndlim	OE
kindliness	᛫ naturalness ᛫ naturality ᛫	N	kīndelīnesse	ME
kindlore	᛫ physics ᛫	N	kind+lore	ME+NE	kind meant nature in Middle English
kindly	᛫ natural ᛫ naturally ᛬ please ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	kindly&kīndelī&ikīndelīch	NE&ME&ME
kindness	᛫ a kind deed ᛫ a favour ᛫	N	~	NE
kindred	᛫ related ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
kinfolk	᛫ blood relations ᛫ relatives ᛫ family members ᛫	N	~	NE
kingdom	᛫ a monarchy ᛫	N	~	NE
kingkin	᛫ a royal family ᛫	N	cyningcynn	OE
kinglax	᛫ a chinook salmon ᛫	N	king+lax	NE+NE	king salmon ᛣ
kingly	᛫ royal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
kingmorth	᛫ regicide ᛫	N	king+morth	NE+ME	Königsmord ᛣ
kingrich	᛫ a kingdom ᛫	N	kingrīche	ME
kingsevil	᛫ scrofula ᛫	N	~	NE
kingship	᛫ the state or position of being a king ᛫	N	~	NE
kingslayer	᛫ a regicide ᛫	N	~	NE
kinhelm	᛫ a crown ᛫ a diadem ᛫ a corona ᛫	N	cynehelm	OE
kinhome	᛫ a royal residence ᛫	N	cynehām	OE
kinhove	᛫ a palace ᛫	N	cynehof	OE
kink	᛫ a twist ᛫ a curl ᛫ an eccentricity ᛫ a fetish ᛫ a paraphilia ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL
kinlore	᛫ genealogy ( the study of families ) ᛫	N	kin+lore	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
kinly	᛫ familial ᛫	ADJ	kin+ly	NE+NE
kinmark	᛫ a mark or sign of royalty ᛫	N	kinemerk	NE
kinrich	᛫ a monarchy ᛫	N	kinerīche	ME
kinright	᛫ a royal right ᛫	N	cyneriht	OE
kinsettle	᛫ a throne ᛫	N	kinesetle[cynesetl]	ME
kinship	᛫ relation ᛫	N	~	NE
kinshipwise	᛫ relative ᛫	ADJ	kinship+wise	NE+NE
kinshipwisely	᛫ relatively ᛫	ADV	kinship+wise+ly	NE+NE+NE
kinslayer	᛫ a parricide ᛫	N	~	NE
kinsman	᛫ a blood relation ᛫ a relative ᛫	N	kinsman	NE
kinstool	᛫ a throne ᛫	N	kinestol[cynestōl]	ME
kinworth	᛫ worthy of a king ᛫ regal ᛫	ADJ	kineworth[cynewyrþe]	ME
kinyard	᛫ a scepter ᛫	N	cynegyrd	OE
kir	᛫ a choice ᛫ an option ᛫ a decision ᛫ a selection ᛫	N	chire/kire/ker/cure[cyre/cire]	ME	or: chir; cur; chur
Kiribati	᛫ Kiribati ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
kirtle	᛫ a gown ᛫	N	~[cyrtel]	NEᚠI?	from Latin "curtus"?
kirvet	᛫ a gourd ᛫	N	cyrfet/cyrfæt	OEᚠI	or: curvet
kitch	᛫ a cake ᛫ a baked good ᛫	N	kichel[cycel]	ME
kitchel	᛫ a small cake ᛫	N	kichel	ME
kitchel	᛫ a small cake ᛫ a cookie ᛫	N	kichel[cycel]	ME
kitchen	᛫ a room where food is prepared ᛫	N	~	NEᚠÞᚠI	or: cookingroom
kith	᛫ an acquaintance ᛫ acquaintances ᛫ something one is familiar with ᛫	N	~	NE
kithe	᛫ to make known ᛫ to exhibit ( a virtue vice quality ) ᛫ to demonstrate ᛫	V	~[kīthen][cȳþan]	NE
kithy	᛫ familiar ᛫ known ᛫	ADJ	cȳþig	OE
kittle	᛫ to tickle ᛫	V	~	NE
Kivu Mere ⟨ Kivoo ⟩	᛫ Lake Kivu ᛫	PN	Kivu+mere	NEᚠO+NE
knap	᛫ a knob ᛫ a tassel ᛫ a button ᛫ a clasp ᛫ a fastener ᛫ a protuberance ᛫ a hilltop ᛫	N	knap[cnæp]	ME
knape	᛫ a male infant ᛫ a boy ᛫	N	~[knāpe][cnapa]	NE	distantly akin to "knave"?
knapling	᛫ a youth ᛫ an adolescent ᛫ a boy ᛫	N	cnæpling	OE
knave	᛫ a boy ᛫ a servant boy ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫ a rogue ᛫ a jack ( cards ) ᛫	N	~	NE
knavechild	᛫ a boy ᛫	N	knavechild	ME
knavish	᛫ dishonest ᛫ unscrupulous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
kneat	᛫ to argue ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to contend ᛫	V	cnēatian	OE
kneating	᛫ an argument ᛫ a debate ᛫ a disputation ᛫	N	cnēatung	OE
knee	᛫ a generation ᛫	N	cnēo[cnēores]	OE
kneebarrow	᛫ a poleyn ᛫	N	knee+beorg{halsbeorg}	NE+OE
kneebending	᛫ genuflection ᛫	N	knee+bending	NE+NE	see "cnéowbīging"
kneebook	᛫ a book of genealogy ᛫	N	cnēoresbōc	OE
kneeholm	᛫ butcher's-broom ( Ruscus aculeatus ) ᛫	N	~	NE
kneel	᛫ to genuflect ᛫	V	~	NE
knell	᛫ a toll ᛫ a sign of the end of something ᛬ to toll ᛫ to announce or summon by tolling ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
knide	᛫ to beat ? ᛫	V	cnīdan	OE
knifesmith	᛫ a cutler ᛫	N	~	NE
knight	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a young servant ᛫ a military attendant ᛬ to confer knighthood upon ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
knightliness	᛫ chivalry ᛫	N	~	NE
knightling	᛫ a small or petty knight ᛫	N	~	NE
knightly	᛫ chivalrous ᛫ gallant and courtly ᛬ chivalrously ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
knightship	᛫ a knighthood ᛫ honourific formal address to a knighted person ᛫	N	~	NE
kniss	᛫ to trouble ᛫	V	cnyssan	OE
knit	᛫ to fasten by rope or thread ᛫ to tie ᛫ to bind ᛫ to unite ᛫ to combine ᛫ to ally ᛫	V	knit&knitten[cnyttan]	NE&ME
knitch	᛫ a bundle ᛫ a faggot ᛫	N	~	NE
knittle	᛫ knitting thread ᛫	N	cnyttels	OE
knoll	᛫ a small mound or rounded hill ᛫	N	~	NE
knood	᛫ to impute ᛫ to attribute ᛫ to assign ᛫ to call ᛫	V	cnōdan	OE	DUBIOUS ENTRY
knoosle	᛫ a progeny ᛫ a genus ᛫	N	cnōsl	OE
knord	᛫ diligent ᛫	ADJ	cneord	OE	DUBIOUS ENTRY
knordledge	᛫ to be diligent ᛫ to study ᛫	V	cneordlǣcan	OE
knot	᛫ node ᛫	N	~	NE
knotty	᛫ difficultly complex ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
knowledgelessness	᛫ ignorance ᛫	N	~	NE
knownothing	᛫ an ignoramus ᛫	N	knownothing	NE
knucker	᛫ a water monster ᛫	N	~	NE	see "nicker"
knuckerhole	᛫ a hole in which a knucker lives ᛫	N	~	NE
Kosovo	᛫ Kosovo ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Kurdistan	᛫ Kurdistan ᛫	PN	Kurdistan	NEᚠ(O+E)	or: Kurdland
Kuwait	᛫ Kuwait ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
kye	᛫ to call ᛫ to call upon ᛫ to invoke ᛫ to summon ᛫	V	cīgan	OE
Kyrgyzstan ⟨ Keargistan ⟩	᛫ Kyrgyzstan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
lackwit	᛫ a fool ᛫	N	~	NE
lade	᛫ to load ᛫ to burden ᛫	V	~	NE
laden	᛫ loaded ᛫ weighed down ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Ladoga Mere	᛫ Lake Ladoga ᛫	PN	Ladoga+mere	NEᚠO+NE
lady	᛫ a mistress ᛫ a noblewoman ᛫ an adult human female ᛫ a female lord ᛫	N	~{hlāfdige/hlǣfdige}	NE	kin: lord; loaf
ladysfinger	᛫ okra ᛫	N	lady's-finger	NE
lair	᛫ a den ᛫ a refuge or place for hiding ᛫	N	~	NE
lairwite	᛫ a penalty for adultery or fornication ᛫	N	leirwīte	ME
lait	᛫ electricity ᛫ lightning ᛫ a flash of lightning ᛫ a flame ᛫ a burst of flame ᛫ a fire ᛫	N	leit	ME
lake	᛫ amusement ᛫ diversion ᛫ sport ᛫ game ᛬ to play ᛫ to sport ᛫ to game ᛫	N᛬V	leik&leiken	MEᚠN?
Lammas	᛫ a holiday on the first of August which involves bringing bread to church ᛫	PN	~[hlāfmæsse]	NE
landfolk	᛫ inhabitants of a land ᛫	N	londfolk	ME
landfowl ⟨ landfule ⟩	᛫ a Galliformes bird ᛫	N	landfowl	NE
landimere	᛫ a land boundary ᛫	N	~[OE landgemǣre]	NE	the ge- suffix survived, as also found in "handiwork/handicraft"
landlore	᛫ geography ᛫	N	land+lore	NE+NE
landseater	᛫ a colonist ᛫	N	landsǣta	OE
landship	᛫ a tank ( as in the vehicle ) ᛫	N	~	NE
landsid	᛫ a custom of a country ᛫	N	landsidu	OE
landsoken	᛫ a search for land ᛫	N	landsōcn	OE
lane	᛫ a course ᛫ a road ᛫ a street ᛫	N	~	NE
lank	᛫ to make or become lank ᛬ slender ᛫ paltry ᛫ straight and limp ᛫ languid ᛫ drooping ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
lanky	᛫ tall slim and awkward ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Laos ⟨ Luse ⟩	᛫ Laos ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
lap	᛫ the flat area between the waist and knees of a seated person ᛫ a lobe ( of an ear etc ) ᛫	N	~	NE
lapwing	᛫ a Vanellinae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
lark	᛫ an Alaudidae birds ᛫ one who wakes early ᛫	N	lark	NE
lark	᛫ something done for fun especially something mischievous or daring ᛫ an escapade ᛫	N	~[skylark]	NE
lashdye	᛫ mascara ᛫	N	lash+dye	NE+NE
last	᛫ freight ᛫ cargo ᛫	N	last[hlæst]	ME
last	᛫ to endure ᛫ to hold out ᛫ to perform ᛫ to follow ᛫ to accompany ᛫	V	last&lǣstan	NE
lastname	᛫ a surname ᛫	N	lastname	NE
lat	᛫ nausea ᛫	N	wlǣta{wlatsome}	OE
lately	᛫ recently ᛫	ADV	~	NE
later	᛫ one who is late or slow ᛫	N	lata	OE
lath	᛫ a thin narrow strip used for support in buildings ᛬ to cover or line with laths ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
lathe	᛫ to invite ᛫	V	~	NE
lathing	᛫ an invitation ᛫	N	~	NE
latred	᛫ slow ᛫ tardy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
latsome	᛫ nauseous ᛫ disgusting ᛫ repulsive ᛫ repugnant ᛫ abominable ᛫ hateful ᛫ loathsome ᛫	ADJ	wlatsome	ME
latter	᛫ recent ᛫ situated nearer to the end of something than its beginning ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
latterday	᛫ modern ᛫ contemporary ᛫	ADJ	latterday	NE
latterly	᛫ recently ᛫ in the later stages of a period of time ᛫	ADV	~	NE
lattew	᛫ a guide ( a living one ) ᛫	N	latteu/lattow[lādtēow]	ME
laughingstock	᛫ a person subjected to general mockery or ridicule ᛫	N	~	NE
laughsome	᛫ amusing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
laughterly	᛫ laughable ᛫ ridiculous ᛫	ADJ	hleahtorlīc	OE
laughtersmith	᛫ someone who causes laughter ᛫ a comedian ᛫	N	hleahtorsmiþ	OE
laughworthy	᛫ worthy of laughter ᛫ funny ᛫ laughable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lave	᛫ rest ( as in remains ) ᛫ remnants ᛫ remains ᛫ survivors ᛫	N	~[lāf]	NE
lave	᛫ to wash ᛫ to pour ᛫ to bathe ᛫ to bathe oneself ᛫	V	~[lafian]	NE
lavel	᛫ a vessel ᛫	N	lavel[læfel]	ME
lawbreach	᛫ a crime ᛫	N	lahbryce	OE
lawbreaker	᛫ a criminal ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lawful	᛫ legal ( as in "not illegal" ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lawmaker	᛫ legislator ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lawman	᛫ a law enforcement officer ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lawwit	᛫ one learned in the law ( such as a barrister a lawyer a paralegal or a judge ) ᛫	N	lahwita	OE
lax	᛫ a salmon ᛫	N	~	NE
laxberry	᛫ a salmonberry ᛫	N	lax+berry	NE+NE	salmonberry ᛣ
lay	᛫ a body of water ᛫ water ᛫ a liquid ᚹ ᛫ a fluid ᚹ ᛫	N	lai[lagu]	ME
lay	᛫ to blame ᛫	V	lēan	OE	PP: lain | kin: 𐌻𐌰𐌹𐌰𐌽; lá (Icelandic)
lay about ⟨ abute ⟩	᛫ a lazy person ᛫	N	~	NE
layer	᛫ level ᛫ tier ᛫	N	~	NE	reek
layernaker	᛫ exfoliator ᛫	N	layer+nake+er	NE+NE+NE
layout ⟨ layute ⟩	᛫ the overall design or structure of something ᛫	N	~	NE
le	᛫ ( frequentative verbal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	found in words like "bubble"
le	᛫ ( suffix forming nouns from verbs denoting an instrument or means ) ᛫	SUFFIX	els/el[else]	ME	example: reek+el = reekle (insense)
lea	᛫ a stretch of grassy or arable land ᛫	N	~	NE	or: leigh
leaden	᛫ made of lead ᛫ lead coloured ᛫ oppressively heavy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
leading light	᛫ a prominent and influential member ᛫	N	~	NE
leadpitch	᛫ a leading tone ( in music ) ᛫	N	leading+pitch	NE+NE	NEᛣ leading-tone
leaf	᛫ a leaf ᛫ a petal ᛫ a page ( of a book or a website ) ᛫	N	leaf&lēf	NE&ME
leafworm	᛫ a caterpillar ᛫	N	lēafwyrm	OE
lean	᛫ a loan ᛫	N	lēn[lēan]	ME	kin: lend
leaning	᛫ an inclination ᛫ a tendency ᛫ a partiality ᛫	N	~	NE
leanland	᛫ leased land ᛫ feudal land ? ᛫	N	lǽnland	OE	or: loanland (Norse influenced)
leaper	᛫ a bishop (chess piece) ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE	"bishop" is often given the "pre-1066 pass"
lear	᛫ to teach ᛫ to instruct ᛫ to educate ᛫ to cultivate ᛫	V	lēren[lǣran]	ME
learer	᛫ a teacher ᛫ a professor ᛫ a doctor ( as in a degree holder ) ᚹ ᛫	N	lērer	ME
learned	᛫ educated ᛫ scholarly ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
learninghouse ⟨ learninghuse ⟩	᛫ a school ᛫	N	leornunghus	OE
learningknight	᛫ a disciple ᛫	N	leornungcniht	OE
learningman	᛫ a pupil ᛫ a student ᛫ a disciple ᛫	N	leornungmann	OE
lease	᛫ pseudo- ᛫	PREFIX	leas	OE
lease	᛫ a lie ᛫ falsehood ᛬ to lie ᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫ to malign ᛫ to slander ᛫ to traduce ᛬ false ᛫ deceptive ᛫ destitute ᛫ bereft ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~[lēas&lēasian]	NE
lease	᛫ to collect ᛫ to glean ᛫ to gather ᛫	V	~[lēsen]	NE	rhyme: please
leasesawl	᛫ mendacious ᛫ falsehood saying ᛫	ADJ	lēassagol{soþsawel}	OE
leasespel	᛫ a fable ᛫ a fiction ᛫	N	lēasspell	OE
leaseteeth	᛫ false teeth ᛫ dentures ᛫	N	lease+teeth	NE+NE
leasow	᛫ a pasture ᛬ to pasture ᛫	N᛬V	~[lǣswu]	NE
leat	᛫ an artificial water trench ( especially one linked to a mill ) ᛫	N	~	NE
leath	᛫ a relief from pain ᛫ peace ᛫ mercy ᛫	N	lẹ̄th[hlēowþ]	ME
leath	᛫ odium ᛫ enmity ᛫ hatred ᛫ hostility ᛬ to execrate ᛫ to detest ᛫	N᛬V	lētthe&lǣþþ/lǣþþu&lǣþan	ME&OE&OE	kin: loathe?
leath	᛫ to free ᛫ to loose ᛫ to spare ᛫	V	lēthen[leoþian]	ME
leathern	᛫ made of leather ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
leatherwright	᛫ a currier ᛫	N	leþerwyrhta	OE
leave	᛫ permission ᛫ license ᛬ to permit ᛫ to allow ᛫ to authorize ᛫ to license ᛫	N᛬V	leave&lēven	NE&ME
leaveful	᛫ allowable ᛫ permissible ᛫	ADJ	lēfful	ME
leaveword	᛫ a password ᛫	N	lēafnesword	OE	literally: permission word
Lebanon	᛫ Lebanon ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
ledge	᛫ ( denotes being , becoming , and making ) ᛫	SUFFIX	lǣcan	OE	example: rightledge = to righten; winterledge = to become winter
ledger	᛫ a book for keeping notes ᛫ A collection of credit and debit entries ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL
lee	᛫ a lion ᛫	N	lēo	OEᚠI
lee	᛫ a place or side sheltered from the wind ᛬ facing away from a fluid or gas's flow ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
leech	᛫ a physician ᛫ a doctor ᛫	N	~[lǣce]	NE
leechbook	᛫ a medicine book ᛫	N	lǣceboc	OE
leechcraft	᛫ the medical craft and practice ᛫	N	~	NE
leechhouse ⟨ leechhuse ⟩	᛫ a hospital ᛫	N	lǣcehus	OE
leechwort	᛫ a medicinal plant ᛫	N	lǣcewyrt	OE
leed	᛫ a person ᛫ a people ᚾ ᛫	N	lēd[leod]	ME	PL: leeds
Leeden	᛫ Latin speech ᛬ Latin ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	lēden[lǣden]	ME
leedfrom	᛫ a national founder ᛫ a founder of a people ᛫	N	leodfruma	OE
leedhate	᛫ tyrant ᛫	N	leodhata	OE	agent suffix likely would have dropped
leedscather	᛫ a public enemy ᛫	N	lēodsceaþa	OE	literally people-scather
leedward	᛫ a government ᛫	N	leodweard	OE	literally people-ward
leedy	᛫ personal ᛫	ADJ	leed+y	ME+NE	personal ᛣ
leefly	᛫ precious ᛫ valued ᛫ pleasant ᛫ pleasing ᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫ loveable ᛬ wllingly ᛫ gladly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	lefli	ME
leefsome	᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫ pleasing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
leem	᛫ a flame ᛫ a flash ᛫ a gleam ᛫ a ray ᛫ a radiance ᛬ to flame ᛫ to blaze ᛫ to flash ᛫ to glow ᛫ to shine ᛫ to radiate ᛫ to gleam ᛫	N᛬V	lẹ̄m&lēmen	ME
leep	᛫ a basket ᛫	N	lēp[lēap]	ME
leer	᛫ a face ᛫ one's appearance ᛬ to sneakily look ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
leery	᛫ cautious ᛫ hesitant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
leese	᛫ to release ᛫ to free ᛫ to loosen ᛫ to redeem ᛫ to deliver ( as in save ) ᛫	V	lēsen	ME	or: aleese
leeselore	᛫ soteriology ᛫	N	aleese+lore	NE+NE
leeser	᛫ a liberator ᛫ a redeemer ᛫	N	lēsen+er	ME+NE
leet	᛫ an intersection ᛫ a crossroad ᛫	N	~[lēte]	NE
leet	᛫ to cast lots ᛫ to obtain by lot ᛫	V	hlēotan	OE	kin: hljōta (Icelandic)
leeth	᛫ a poem ᛫ an ode ᛫	N	lēth	ME
leethcraft	᛫ poetry ᛫	N	lēoþcræft	OE
leether	᛫ a poet ᛫	N	lēoþere	OE
leethwork	᛫ composition ᛫ poem writing ᛫	N	lēoþweorc	OE
leethy	᛫ poetic ᛫ symbolic ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	lēoþlīc	OE
leeway	᛫ an amount of freedom or flexibility ᛫ the drift of a ship or plane in a leeward direction ᛫	N	~	NE
leftover	᛫ a remnant ᛬ remaining ᛫ residual ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
leftwise	᛫ counterclockwise ᛫ anticlockwise ᛫	ADV	~	NE
leighter	᛫ a vice ᛫ an error ᛫ a mistake ᛫	N	leihter/lehtre/lahtre[leahter]	ME
leighton	᛫ a garden ( especially a kitchen garden or a herb garden ) ᛫	N	leightoun	ME
leman	᛫ a paramour ᛫ a sweetheart ᛫ a mistress ᛫ a lover ᛫	N	~	NE	equal to: lief+man
lench	᛫ a link ᛫ a chain ᛫ a coat of mail ᛫	N	hlenca	OE	"link" is Norse
lench	᛫ arrogance ᛫ haughtiness ᛫ insolence ᛫ magnificence ᛫ pomp ᛫	N	wlencu	OE
lench	᛫ to take pride in ᛫ to pride oneself ᛫	V	wlenchen	ME
lend	᛫ a loin of humans ᛫ loins of humans ᛫	N	lē̆nd	ME	PL: lends; lenden
lend	᛫ to loan ᛫	V	~	NE	TS: lean
lend	᛫ to arrive at a place ᛫	V	lenden[lendan]	ME
lense	᛫ to make lean ᛫	V	lensen	ME	same suffix as in "cleanse"
lent	᛫ the spring season ᛫	N	lent/lenten	ME	or: lenten
lere	᛫ empty ᛫ unoccupied ᛫ deserted ᛫ worthless ᛫ unnecessary ᛫ useless ᛫	ADJ	lere	ME
Lesotho ⟨ Lesootoo ⟩	᛫ Lesotho ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Sotholand
lesser	᛫ minor ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lesserape	᛫ a gibbon ᛫	N	~	NE
lesserhood	᛫ a minority ᛫	N	lesser+hood	NE+NE	minderheid ᛣ
lest	᛫ -lessness ᛫	SUFFIX	-lēste[lēast]	ME	example: orelest = honourlessness
lest	᛫ for fear that ᛫	CONJ	~[þȳ lǣs þe]	NE
let	᛫ an obstruction ᛫ a hindrance ᛫ an obstacle ᛫ an impediment ᛫ a speech impediment ᛫	N	let[lette]	NE
let down ⟨ dune ⟩	᛫ a disappointment ᛬ to disappoint ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
letch	᛫ to be warm ᛫ to be lukewarm ᛫ to be tepid ᛫	V	wlechen	ME
letgame	᛫ a spoilsport ᛫	N	lettegame	ME	"let" here means "obstruct"
Lett	᛫ a Latvian ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠHGᚠO
Lettish	᛫ the Latvian language ᛬ Latvian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	~	NEᚠHGᚠO
Lettland	᛫ Latvia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠHGᚠO
letty	᛫ preventive ᛫ obstructive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
letup	᛫ to cease ᛫ to soften an attack or criticism ᛫	V	~	NE
levin	᛫ electricity ᛫ lightning ᛫ a beam of light ᛫ a flame ᛬ to electrify ᛫ to shoot out lightning ᛫	N᛬V	levin&lēven&lēvenen	NE&ME&ME	rhyme: seven
levinlore	᛫ electronics (the study of electrons) ᛫	N	levin+lore	ME+NE
leviny	᛫ electric ᛫ electronic ᛫	ADJ	levin+y	ME+NE
lew	᛫ -prone ᛫	SUFFIX	leu	ME	example: drunklew = prone to drunkeness
lew	᛫ a perna ᛫	N	lēow	OE	kin: lår (Swedish)?
lew	᛫ a place of shelter ᛬ tepid ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE	"lukewarm" might be a corruption of "lewwarm"
lewd	᛫ sexually crude ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lewth	᛫ shelter ᛫	N	~	NE
lib	᛫ medicine ᛫ a drug ᛫ a potion ᛫ poison ᛫	N	lib/lybb	NE&OE	lubją
Liberia	᛫ Liberia ᛫	PN	Liberia	NEᚠI
liblock	᛫ the art or crafting of medicine drugs or potions ( often with a negative connotation ) ᛫	N	lyblāc	OE	lubją
liblocker	᛫ a magician skilled in drugs ᛫	N	lyblǣca	OE
libsen	᛫ a charm ᛫ an amulet ᛫	N	lybesn	OE
libster	᛫ a potion making woman ? ᛫ a witch ? ᛫	N	lybbestre	OE
Libya	᛫ Libya ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
lich	᛫ a corpse ᛫ a cadaver ᛫	N	~	NE
lichame	᛫ a body ᛫ a corpse ᛫	N	lichame	ME	equal to: lich hame (body covering)
lichbarrow	᛫ a sarcophagus ᛫	N	līcbeorg	OE
lichet	᛫ to feign ᛫ to pretend ᛫ to profess falsely ᛫ to simulate ᛫	V	līcettan	OE	or maybe it could be spelled "licket" or "liket"
lichetter	᛫ a feigner ᛫ a pretender ᛫ a hypocrite ᛫ a simulator ᛫	N	līcettere	OE
lichetting	᛫ feigning ᛫ pretence ᛫ false representation ᛫ simulation ᛫ hypocrisy ᛫	N	līcettung	OE
lichhouse ⟨ lichhuse ⟩	᛫ a morgue ᛫ a mortuary ᛫	N	lich+house	NE+NE	Leichenhaus ᛣ
lichrest	᛫ a tomb ᛫ a sepulcher ᛫ cemetery ᛫	N	līcrest	OE
lichsong	᛫ a funeral song ᛫ a dirge ᛫	N	līcsang	OE
lichthroer	᛫ a leper ᛫	N	līcþrowere	OE	literally: body sufferer
lichway	᛫ the path by which the dead are carried to the grave ᛫	V	~	NE
lichyard	᛫ a cemetery ᛫ a graveyard ᛫	N	lichyard	NE
lickspittle	᛫ one who behaves obsequiously to those in power ᛫	N	~	NE
Lide	᛫ March ᛫	PN	Lide&Hlȳda	ME&OE	or: Reethmonth (Hréþmonaþ)
Liechtenstein ⟨ Lictenstine ⟩	᛫ Liechtenstein ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠHG
lief ⟨ leef ⟩	᛫ -ism ( but only for ideologies ) ᛫	SUFFIX	lēve{gelēafa}	ME
lief ⟨ leef ⟩	᛫ a religious faith ᛫ a religion ᛫ a belief system ᛫ a creed ᛫ an ideology ᛫	N	lēve{gelēafa}	ME	kin: belief
lief ⟨ leef ⟩	᛫ sir ( vocative ) ᛫ a beloved one ᛬ beloved ᛫ dear ᛬ why! ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬INT	lief&lēf[lēof]	NE&ME
liever ⟨ leever ⟩	᛫ -ist ( but only for adherents ) ᛫	SUFFIX	lēve+er	ME+NE
liever ⟨ leever ⟩	᛫ an ideologist ᛫ an ideologue ᛫ a religious person ᛫	V	lēve+er	ME
life	᛫ vitality ᛫	N	~	NE
lifeblood	᛫ blood needed for life ᛫ the essence or crux of something ᛫	N	~	NE
lifefrea	᛫ lord of life ᛫	N	liffrea	OE
lifelode	᛫ the course of someone's life ᛫ a lifetime ᛫ conduct of life ᛫ way of life ᛫	N	līflōd[līflād]	ME
lifelore	᛫ biology ᛫	N	~	NE
lift	᛫ aero- ᛫	PREFIX	lyft	OE
lift	᛫ air ᛫ the sky ᛫ the heavens ᛫ an elevator ᛫	N	~[lyft]	NE
liftcraft	᛫ an aircraft ᛫	N	lift+craft	NE+NE	aircraft ᛣ
liften	᛫ aerial ᛫	ADJ	lyften	OE
liftfleet	᛫ an air force ᛫	N	lift+fleet	NE+NE	luchtvloot ᛣ
lifthaven	᛫ an airport ᛫	N	lift+haven	NE+NE	luchthaven ᛣ
liftlore	᛫ aerology ᛫	N	lyft+lore	ME+NE
liftscape	᛫ atmosphere ᛫	N	lyft+scape	ME+NEᚠNL
liftscapelore	᛫ meteorology ᛫	N	lyft+scape+lore	ME+NEᚠNL+NE
liftshell	᛫ an atmosphere ᛫	N	loft+shell	NE+NE
liftship	᛫ an airship ᛫	N	lift+ship	NE+NE	luchtschip ᛣ
liggat	᛫ a gate ( especially a swinging one ) ᛫	N	~[hlidgeat]	NE
light	᛫ to come upon ᛫ to discover by chance ᛫	V	~	NE
Lightbearend	᛫ Lucifer ᛫	N	lēohtberend	OE
lightbere	᛫ luminous ᛫ brilliant ᛫ splendid ᛫ lightbearing ᛫	ADJ	lēohtbǣre	OE
lightbild	᛫ a photograph ᛫	N	light+bild	NE+WF	note: lichtbild
lighten	᛫ to make or become lighter ᛫ to brighten ᛫ to enlighten ᛫ to flash with lightning ᛫	V	~	NE
lightminded	᛫ not given to heavy thoughts or thinking ᛫ frivolous ᛫ not serious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lightmindedness	᛫ lack of seriousness ᛫ frivolity ᛫	N	~	NE
lightmood	᛫ light-hearted ᛫ easy-tempered ᛫	ADJ	lēohtmōd	OE
lightsaregun	᛫ a light machine gun ᛫	N	light+searu+gun	NE+OE+NEᚠ	light machine gun ᛣ
lightsome	᛫ lighthearted ᛫ airy ᛫ nimble ᛫ bright ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lightvat	᛫ lamp ᛫ lantern ᛫	N	leohtfæt	OE
likelihood	᛫ probability ᛫ chance ᛫	N	~	NE
likely	᛫ probable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
likely	᛫ probably ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
liken	᛫ to compare ᛫	V	~	NE
likeness	᛫ a resemblance ᛫	N	~	NE
likesome	᛫ agreeable ᛫ pleasant ᛫ likable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
likewise	᛫ similarly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
likeworthy	᛫ likeable ᛫	ADJ	likworthe	ME
lim	᛫ to sound ᛫	V	hlimman	OE
limbmeal	᛫ limb from limb ᛫ in pieces ᛫	ADV	~	NE
limp	᛫ an event ᛫ a chance happening ᛬ to happen ᛫ to occur ᛫	N᛬V	limp&gelimp	ME&ME
lin	᛫ to cease ᛫ to desist ᛫ to stop ᛫	V	lin[linnen]	NE
linch	᛫ a ledge ᛫	N	~[hlinc]	NE
lind	᛫ suet ᛫ lard ᛫ fat ᛫	N	lynd/lind	OE	especially belly/loin fat?
lind	᛫ a Tilia plant ( linden trees , basswood trees , and lime trees ) ᛫	N	~	NE
line	᛫ flax ᛫	N	~	NE
linen	᛫ cloth woven from flax ᛬ made of flax ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
ling	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
linking	᛫ connecting ᛫ joining ᛫ copular ( like in linking verb ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lippen	᛫ to rely on ᛫ to trust ᛫ to entrust ᛫	V	~[lipnen]	NE	"I lippen to your word" not "I lippen your word"
lippy	᛫ labial ᛫	ADJ	lip+y	NE+NE
lire	᛫ flesh ᛫ brawn ᛫ muscle ᛫	N	~[līre]	NE
liry	᛫ muscular ᛫ fleshy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lise	᛫ a report ᛫ fame ᛫ reputation ᛫ renown ᛬ to give credit ᛫	N᛬V	hlīsa&hlīsan	OE
liss	᛫ contentment ᛫ relief ᛫ respite ᛬ to relieve ᛫ to assuage ᛫	N᛬V	lis&lissen[lis]	ME
lissome	᛫ nimble ᛫ supple ᛫ agile ᛫ easily flexed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	equal to: lithe+some
list	᛫ an art ᛫ a craft ᛫ art ᛫	N	list&list	ME&OE
list	᛫ desire ᛫ inclination ᛫ craving ᛫ enthusiasm ᛬ to desire ᛫ to crave ᛫	N᛬V	~[listen][lystan]	NE
listener	᛫ a microphone ᛫	N	~{speaker}	NE
listful	᛫ attentive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
listless	᛫ desireless ᛫ lacking enthusiasm spirit and liveliness ᛫ apathetic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lite	᛫ looks ( usually good looks ) ᛫ beauty ᛫ a countenance ᛫ an appearance ᛫ a style ᛫ an aesthetic ᛬ to look ᛫ to gaze ᛫	N᛬V	wlite&wlītan{andwlita}	ME&OE
liteful	᛫ beautiful ᛫ handsome ᛫ comely ᛫ aesthetic ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	wlitefull	OE
liteless	᛫ hideous ᛫ without beauty ᛫	ADJ	wlitelēas	OE
liteworth	᛫ a ransom ᛫	N	wliteweorþ	OE
litey	᛫ beautiful ᛫ comely ᛫ attractive ᛫	ADJ	wlitig	OE
lith	᛫ a slope ᛫	N	lith[hliþ]	ME
lith	᛫ a limb ᛫ a joint ᛫ a segment ᛫ a member ᛫	N	~	NE
lithe	᛫ flexible ᛫ limber ᛫ mellow ᛫ gentle ᛫ mild ᛫	ADJ	lithe&līthe	NE&ME
lithe	᛫ strong drink ᛫ wine ᛫	N	līþ	OE
Lithe	᛫ June & July ᛫	PN	liþa	OE
lithe	᛫ to sail ᛫ to travel by sea ᛫ to travel ᛫ to journey ᛫	V	līthen[līþan]	ME
litheby	᛫ meek ᛫ complient ᛫ obedient ᛫	ADJ	lethebei [liþebige]	ME
lither	᛫ base ᛫ vile ᛫ depraved ᛫ wicked ᛫ lewd ᛫ sordid ᛫ lazy ᛫ worthless ᛬ wickedly ᛫ treacherously ᛫ poorly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	lither[lyþre]	ME	rhyme: slither
lither	᛫ a sling ᛫ a launcher ᛬ to sling ᛫ to launch ᛫	N᛬V	lithere[liðere]&litheren	ME
Lithuania	᛫ Lithuania ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Lithuany; Lietuva
litten	᛫ a graveyard ᛫ a cemetery ᛫	N	litton[litton][līctūn]	ME	TS: lichtown
littiness	᛫ slyness ᛫ craftiness ᛫ cunningness ᛫ astuteness ᛫	N	lytigness	OE
Little Dipper	᛫ a bright circumpolar asterism of the northern sky which is part of Ursa Minor ᛫	PN	~	NE
Littleborough	᛫ Luxembourg ᛫	N	Luxembourg	NE	this name is often calqued in other languages
littlefinger	᛫ the pinky ᛫	N	~	NE
littlom	᛫ gradually ᛫	ADV	litlum[lȳtlum]	ME
livelihood	᛫ a means of securing the necessities of life ᛫	N	~	NE
livelong	᛫ the orphine ( Hylotelephium telephium ) ᛬ whole ᛫ entire ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
liven	᛫ to enliven ᛫	V	~	NE
liveradle	᛫ a liver disease ᛫	N	liferādl	OE
livet	᛫ to flatter ᛫ to adulate ᛫	V	lyffettan	OE
liveter	᛫ a flatterer ᛫ an adulator ᛫	N	lyffetere	OE
liveting	᛫ flattery ᛫ adulation ᛫	N	lyffetung	OE
livingroom	᛫ a family room ᛫	N	~	NE
lix	᛫ to flash ᛫ to glitter ᛫	V	līxan	OE
lo	᛫ ( used to draw attention ) ᛫	INT	lo	NE
load	᛫ an exculpation ᛫ a purgation ᛫ an excuse ᛫	N	lād	OE
load	᛫ to charge ( with electricity ) ᛫	V	load&laden	NE&FR
loadboard	᛫ a pallet ( as in a portable platform for stacking goods ) ᛫	N	load+board	NE+NE	ᛣ: laadbord
loading	᛫ an excuse ᛫ an exculpation ᛫ a defence ᛫	N	lādung	OE
loanwend	᛫ a loan translation ( a calque ) ᛫	N	loan+wend	NEᚠN+ME	or: leanwend (loan is Norse)
loast	᛫ a track ᛫ a footprint ᛫ a trace ᛫ a trail ᛬ to track ᛫ to trace ᛫ to trail ᛫	N	lāst	OE
loath	᛫ averse ᛫ disinclined ᛫ reluctant ᛫ unwilling ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: loth
loathe	᛫ to greatly hate ᛫ to detest ᛫ to revile ᛫	V	~	NE
loathly	᛫ loathsome ᛫ repulsive ᛬ reluctantly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~[lāþlic]	NE
loathsome	᛫ repulsive ᛫ offensive ᛫ abominable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
loathspel	᛫ a tragic story ᛫ an unpleasant story ᛫	N	lāþspell	OE
lock	᛫ -ation ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
lock	᛫ a tuft of hair ᛫	N	~	NE
lock	᛫ to allure ᛫ to entice ᛫ bait ᛫	V	loccian	OE	kin: lokken (Dutch)
lockjaw	᛫ tetanus ᛫ trismus ᛫	N	~	NE
lodder	᛫ a poor person ᛫ a pauper ᛫ a worthless person ᛫	N	loddere	OE
loddering	᛫ nonsense ᛫ rubbish ᛫ triviality ᛫	N	lodrung	OE
lode	᛫ a deposit of ore ᛫ a resource ( especially ore ) ᛫ a supply ( especially of ore ) ᛫ a course ᛫ a journey ᛫ a voyage ᛫	N	lode&lōd[lād]	NE&ME	kin: load
lodestar	᛫ a guiding star ᛫ a tenet ᛫ a guiding principle ᛫	N	~	NE
lodestone	᛫ magnetite ᛫ a naturally occurring magnet ᛫ someone or something that is the focus of attention ᛫	N	~	NE
lofty	᛫ elevated ( literally and figuratively ) ᛫ noble ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
logboat	᛫ a dugout canoe ᛫	N	~	NE
loke	᛫ a private road ᛫ a blind alley ᛫	N	~	NE
loke	᛫ to play ᛫ to wave or to swing about ᛫	V	lācan	OE
loken	᛫ to heal ᛫ to cure ᛫ to treat a wound or illness ᛫ to tend to ᛫ to take care of ᛫ to dress a wound ᛫	V	lācnian	OE
lokening	᛫ -therapy ᛫	SUFFIX	lācnung	OE
lokening	᛫ healing ᛫ cure ᛫ remedy ᛫ medicine ᛫	V	lācnung	OE
lone	᛫ solitary ᛫ isolated ᛫ sole ᛫ single ᛫ individual ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lonesome	᛫ solitary ᛫ lonely ᛫ unfrequented ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
long	᛫ to have a strong wish or desire ᛫	V	~	NE
long sweetening	᛫ molasses ᛫	N	~	NE	South & Midland US
Longbeard	᛫ a Lombard ᛫	PN	langbeard	OE
longgun	᛫ a gun with a long barrel ᛫ a cannon ᛫	N	~	NE
longminded	᛫ longanimous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
longmindedness	᛫ longanimousness ᛫	N	~	NE
longmood	᛫ patient ᛫	ADJ	langmōd	OE
longmoodly	᛫ patiently ᛫	ADV	langmōdlīce	OE
longmoodness	᛫ patience ᛫	N	langmōdness	OE
longplayer	᛫ a kind of vinyl record ᛫ an album of music which is full length ᛫	N	~	NE	"LP" for short
longrun	᛫ an extended period of time ᛫	N	~	NE
longsome	᛫ tediously long ᛫	ADJ	~[langsum]	NE
longwinded	᛫ of continuing at tedious length ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lonk	᛫ pride ᛫ arrogance ᛬ physically beautiful ᛫ graceful ᛫ noble ᛫ fine ᛫ splendid ᛫ majestic ᛫ arrogant ᛫ haughty ᛫ proud ᛫ pompous ᛫	N	wlonk[wlanc]	ME
loof	᛫ praise ᛫	N	lōf	ME
loof	᛫ the palm of the hand ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
loofbere	᛫ laudatory ᛫	ADJ	lōfbǣre	OE
loofdeed	᛫ a praiseworthy deed ᛫	N	lōfdǣd	OE
loofing	᛫ praising ᛫ appraising ᛫	N	lōfung	OE
loofly	᛫ praiseworthy ᛫ laudable ᛫ honourable ᛫	ADJ	lōfli	ME
loofsome	᛫ deserving praise ᛫ excellent ᛫ noble ᛫	ADJ	lōfsum	OE
loofsong	᛫ a song of praise ᛫ a hymn ᛫ a psalm ᛫	N	lōfsang	OE
looking glass	᛫ a mirror ᛫	N	~	NE
lookout ⟨ lookute ⟩	᛫ an observation post ᛫ a person stationed to keep watch for danger or trouble ᛫	N	~	NE
looks	᛫ one's physical appearance or attractiveness ᛫	N	~	NE
loom	᛫ an implement ᛫ a means ( figurative ) ᛫ a weaving machine ᛫ a device ᛫ a machine ᛫	N	loom&lōme	NE&ME
loose	᛫ relaxed ᛫ unrestrained ᛫ unsecure ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠN
loot	᛫ to lurk ᛫ to lie hidden ᛫	V	lōten	ME
lootby	᛫ a concubine ᛫ a paramour ᛫	N	loteby	ME
looth	᛫ booty ᛫ spoils ᛬ to take booty ᛫	N᛬V	hlōþ&hlōþian	OE
lop	᛫ a spider ᛫ a flea ᛫ a fly ᛫ an insect ᚹ ᛫	N	loppe	ME
lord	᛫ a master ᛫ a nobleman ᛫	N	~	NE
lordly	᛫ noble ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lordship	᛫ dominion ᛫ authority ᛫ domain ᛫ jurisdiction ᛫ the state of being a lord ᛫	N	~	NE
lordswike	᛫ a traitor to one's lord ᛫	N	lordswike	ME
lore	᛫ -ology ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
lore	᛫ a body of knowledge ᛫	N	~	NE
lorebisen	᛫ a specimen ᛫	N	lārbysn	OE
loreboder	᛫ a preacher ᛫	N	lārbodung+er	OE+NE
loreboding	᛫ preaching ᛫	V	lārbodung	OE
lorebook	᛫ a textbook ᛫	N	lārbōc	OE
lorefather	᛫ a teacher ᛫	N	lōrefader	ME
lorehouse ⟨ lorehuse ⟩	᛫ a school ᛫ a university ᛫ a college ᛫	N	lārhūs	OE
lorel	᛫ a rogue ᛫ a rascal ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫ a wretched person ᛫	N	~	NE
loreless	᛫ lacking learning or knowledge ᛫ ignorant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lorelest	᛫ ignorance ᛫ educationlessness ᛫	N	lārlēast	OE
lorelistend	᛫ one who listens to instruction ᛫ a catechumen ᛫	N	lārhlystend	OE
lorelship	᛫ rascality ᛫	N	lorelshipe	ME
lorely	᛫ instructive ᛫ of or pertaining to lore ᛫	ADJ	lārlīc	OE
lorequid ⟨ lorecwid ⟩	᛫ a precept ᛫ a doctrine ᛫	N	lārcwide	OE
loresman	᛫ an instructor ᛫ an expert ᛫ a master of a field of knowledge ᛫	N	loresman	ME	earthloresman = geologist"
loresmith	᛫ a wise man ᛫	N	lārsmiþ	OE
lorespel	᛫ a sermon ᛫ an epistle ᛫ a treatise ᛫ an essay ᛫	N	lōrespel[lārspell]	ME
loreswike	᛫ false lore ᛫ pseudo-science ᛫	N	lārswic	OE
lorethew	᛫ a teacher ᛫ an instructor ᛫ a preceptor ᛫ a professor ᚹ ᛫	N	lorthew{lareow}	ME	or: larew (from ME lareow, a shortened version of the word)
lorewit	᛫ a learned man ᛫	N	lārwita	OE
lorn	᛫ doomed ᛫ lost ᛫ forlorn ᛫ desolate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
losel	᛫ a worthless person ᛫	N	~	NE
loseyns	᛫ lasagna / lasagne ᛫	N	loseyns	MEᚠI
loss	᛫ a defeat ᛫	N	~	NE
lot	᛫ a large quantity ᛫ a bunch of people ᛫ a portion ᛫ an allotment ᛫ one's role in life ᛫ a role ᛫	N	~	NE
loth	᛫ a cloak ᛫ an upper garment ᛫ a mantle ᛫	N	loþa	OE	maybe should be "lother"?
loud ⟨ lude ⟩	᛫ a sound ᛫ a noise ᛬ to sound ᛫	N᛬V	lūde[hlȳd]&hlȳdan	ME&OE
loudlore ⟨ ludelore ⟩	᛫ acoustics ᛫	N	lūde+lore	ME+NE
lough	᛫ a place ᛫ a stead ᛫	N	logh[lōh]	ME	or: low
lough	᛫ a loch ᛫	N	lough[luh]	MEᚠOEᚠC
louse ⟨ luse ⟩	᛫ an Anoplura insect ᛫ a Mallophaga insect ᛫	N	louse	NE	PL: lice
lousy ⟨ Lusey ⟩	᛫ full of lice ᛫ of low quality ᛫ contemptible ᛫ paltry ᛫	ADJ	lousy	NE
lout ⟨ lute ⟩	᛫ an awkward brutish person ᛬ to bow in respect ᛫ to submit ᛫ to yield ᛫	N᛬V	lout[louten]	NE
loveful	᛫ amorous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
loveling	᛫ a dear and lovely creature ᛫ a darling ᛫	N	~	NE
lovelorn	᛫ without love ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lovered	᛫ love ( opposite of hatred ) ᛫	N	lovereden	ME
lovesome	᛫ affectionate ᛫ amorous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lovetoken	᛫ something given as a sign or token of love ᛫	N	love token	NE
loveworthy	᛫ lovable ᛫ meriting love ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
low	᛫ a mound ( especially a burial mount ? ) ᛫ a tumulus ᛫	N	~[hlǣw]	NE	rhyme: show?
low	᛫ to moo ᛫	V	~[hlōwan]	NE	rhyme: snow
lowend	᛫ of the lowest quality ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lowkey	᛫ subtle ᛬ subtly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lowland	᛫ a stretch of low or unmountainous land ᛫	N	~	NE
lowlife	᛫ a despicable person ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lowling	᛫ a person of low status ᛫ a commoner ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
lowminded	᛫ inclined to vulgar or unworthy things ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(N+E+E)
lox	᛫ a lynx ᛫	N	lox	OE
lur	᛫ destruction ᛫ perdition ᛫ damage ᛫ loss ᛫	N	lire/lure[lyre]	ME
lurry	᛫ destructive ᛫	ADJ	lure+y	ME+NE
lust	᛫ desire ᛫ appetite ᛫ craving ᛫	N	lust&lust	NE&OE
lustbere	᛫ desirable ᛫	ADJ	lustbǣre	OE
lustihood	᛫ licentiousness ᛫ a vigor of body ᛫	N	~	NE
lusty	᛫ healthy and strong ᛫ vigorous ᛫ lustful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
lutter	᛫ clear ᛫ pure ᛫ unadulterated ᛫ innocent ᛫ sincere ᛫ authentic ᛫	ADJ	lutter[hlutor]	ME
lutty	᛫ sly ᛫ crafty ᛫ cunning ᛫ astute ᛫	ADJ	lutiȝ[lytig]	ME
Luxemburg	᛫ Luxembourg ᛫	PN	Luxembourg	NE
Luxemburgish	᛫ Luxembourgish ᛫	PADJ	Luxembourgish	NE
lye	᛫ fire ᛫ lightning ᛫ plasma ᚹ ᛬ to blaze ᛫	N᛬V	lei/lye&leien[līg]	ME&ME
Lyor	᛫ Loire ᛫	PN	ligore	OE
Macedon ⟨ Massedon ⟩	᛫ Macedonia ᛫ Macedon ᛫	PN	~[Macedone/Messedone]	ME
mad	᛫ insane ᛫ frenzied ᛫ crazy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Madagascar	᛫ Madagascar ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
madapple	᛫ an eggplant ᛫	N	~	NE
madden	᛫ to derange ᛫	V	~	NE
madhouse ⟨ madhuse ⟩	᛫ a psychiatric institution ᛫ a chaotic place ᛫	N	~	NE
madness	᛫ insanity ᛫	N	~	NE
maggle	᛫ earnest ᛫ firm ᛫ strenuous ᛫	ADJ	meagol	OE	maybe should be "meggle"?
magglely	᛫ earnestly ᛫ strenuously ᛫	ADV	meagollīce	OE
maggleness	᛫ earnestness ᛫	N	meagolness	OE
maid	᛫ a female domestic servant ᛫ a girl ᛫	N	~	NE
maiden	᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫ an unmarried girl ᛫ an unmarried young woman ᛫ a virgin ᛫	N	~[mægden]	NE
maidenhead	᛫ the hymen ᛫	N	~	NE
maidenhood	᛫ virginity or celibacy ( of both men and women )᛫	N	~	NE
main	᛫ power ᛫ might ᛬ principle ᛫ prime ᛫ chief ᛬ very ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬ADV	main&mægen	NE&OE
mainframe	᛫ a large powerful computer used to perform many simultaneous complex tasks ᛫	N	~	NE
mainful	᛫ powerful ᛫ mighty ᛫	ADJ	mainful	ME
mainhew	᛫ a primary colour ᛫	N	main+hue	NE+NE
mainless	᛫ weak ᛫ feeble ᛫ powerless ᛫	ADJ	mægenlēas	OE
mainly	᛫ principally ᛫ chiefly ᛫ mostly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
mainstay	᛫ a chief support ᛫ a regular contributor ᛫	N	~	NE	"stay" is a nautical word from Old English.
mainstream	᛫ commonly appreciated done believed or used ᛫ the norm ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
maith	᛫ the Anthemis cotula plant ( stinking camomile ) ᛫	N	maithe	ME
maith	᛫ a family ᛫ relatives ᛫ a tribe ᛫ a clan ᛫	N	mæith&mǣgþ	ME&OE
maith	᛫ a girl ᛫ a maiden ᛫ a virgin ᛫	N	mægþ	OE
maithhood	᛫ virginity ᛫	N	mægþhad	OE	see: maidenhood
make	᛫ a married couple ᛫ a couple ᛫ a mate ᛫ an equal ᛫ a peer ᛫ a rival ᛫ a counterpart ᛬ to mate with ᛫ to marry ᛫ to pair with ᛫	N᛬V	māke[gemaca]&māken	ME&ME
make up	᛫ to invent ᛫ to fabricate ᛫	V	~	NE
makebelief ⟨ makebeleef ⟩	᛫ the abstract quality of making believe ᛫	N	~	NE
makebelieve ⟨ makebeleeve ⟩	᛫ the act of pretending ᛬ to pretend ᛬ imaginary ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
makegame	᛫ an object of ridicule ᛫	N	~	NE
makeover	᛫ an overhaul of something's or someone's appearance ᛫	N	~	NE
maker	᛫ a creator ᛫ a producer ᛫	N	~	NE
makeshift	᛫ a usually crude and temporary expedient ᛬ impromptu ᛫ ad hoc ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
makeweight	᛫ an unimportant person or thing that is only included to complete something ᛫	N	~	NE
making	᛫ cause ᛫	N	~	NE
Malawi ⟨ Malawee ⟩	᛫ Malawi ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Malawi Mere ⟨ Malawee ⟩	᛫ Lake Malawi ᛫	PN	Malawi+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Malaysia	᛫ Malaysia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Malaysy; Malayland
Mali	᛫ Mali ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
malm	᛫ a soft crumbly chalky rock or the fertile loamy soil produced as it weathers ᛫	N	~[mealm]	NE
malshave	᛫ a caterpillar ᛫	N	malshave	ME	maybe should be maleshave?
Malta	᛫ Malta ᛫	PN	~	NE
mammer	᛫ deep sleep ᛫ a sopor ᛫	N	mamor	OE
mammer	᛫ to hesitate ᛫ to waver ᛫	V	~	NE
man	᛫ one/you ( generic pronoun ) ᛫	N	man	OE	generic "one" seems to come partly from French "on"
man	᛫ a person ᛫ a human ᛫	N	~	NE
Manch	᛫ Manx language ᛬ Manx ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Man+ish	NEᚠC+NE	Manx ᛣ
mane	᛫ to bring to mind what ought to be done ᛫ to urge upon one what ought to be done ᛫ to admonish ᛫ exhort ᛫	V	manian	OE
manedeed	᛫ an evil deed ᛫ a crime ᛫ a transgression ᛫	N	māndǣd	OE
maneoath	᛫ perjury ᛫	N	mānāþ	OE
maneswear	᛫ to swear falsely ᛫ to perjure ᛫	V	manswear	NE
manful	᛫ brave and resolute ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
manibreed	᛫ multifaceted ᛫	ADJ	manigbrǣde	OE
manifold	᛫ diverse ᛫ numerous ᛫ complicated ᛫ complex ᛬ to multiply ᛬ repeatedly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	manifold&manigfildan	NE&OE
manifoldness	᛫ multiplicity ᛫	N	~	NE
manikin	᛫ all kinds of ᛫ various ᛫	ADJ	manikin	ME
Manitoba Mere	᛫ Lake Manitoba ᛫	PN	Manitoba+mere	NEᚠO+NE
mank	᛫ to mutilate ᛫ to mangle ᛫ to maim ᛫	V	manken	ME
mankind	᛫ humanity ᛫ humankind ᛫	N	~	NE
manlike	᛫ a human form ᛫ an image of a man ᛫ a humanoid ᚹ ᛫	N	mannlīca	OE
manmade	᛫ made or caused by human beings ᛫ artificial ᛫	ADJ	manmade	NE
manqualm ⟨ mancwalm ⟩	᛫ a plague of man ᛫	N	manqualm	ME
manred	᛫ homage ᛫ service ᛫	N	mannrǣdenn	OE
manse	᛫ to excommunicate ᛫ to curse ᛫ to damn ᛫	V	mansen/amansen	ME
manship	᛫ respect ᛫ dignity ᛫ gallantry ᛫ chivalry ᛫	N	~	NE
manshiply	᛫ honourably ᛫ courteously ᛫	ADV	~	NE
manslayer	᛫ one who commits homicide ᛫	N	~	NE
manytongued ⟨ manytunged ⟩	᛫ polyglot ᛫	ADJ	many+tongue+ed	NE+NE+NE
mar	᛫ to spoil ᛫ to tarnish ᛫ to damage ᛫	V	~	NE
mare	᛫ a nightmare-causing entity ᛫	N	~	NE
mareshalk	᛫ marshal ᛫	N	mare+shalk	NE+ME	or: horsethane [horsþegn]?
mark	᛫ feature ᛫ characteristic ᛫ attribute ᛫	N	~	NE
marked	᛫ noticeable ᛫ conspicuous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
markedly	᛫ noticeably ᛫ conspicuously ᛫	ADV	~	NE
markle	᛫ a target ( a mark to aim at ) ᛫ a signet ᛫ a seal ᛫ an ensign ᛫	N	mircels	OE
markstead	᛫ a borderland ᛫	N	mearcstede	OE
markworthy	᛫ noteworthy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
marmstone	᛫ marble ᛫	N	marmestan[marmanstān]	ME
marplot	᛫ a person or thing which ruins a plan ᛫	N	~	NE
marsh	᛫ a stretch of unforested wetland ᛫	N	~	NE
marth	᛫ a marten ( a kind of weasel ) ᛫	N	mearþ	OE
mash	᛫ pulp ᛬ to crush or smash something to a pulp ᛫ to press forcefully ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
masker	᛫ to wander aimlessly ᛫ to bewilder ᛫ to confuse ᛫ to bewitch ᛫ to fascinate ᛫	V	masker&malskren{malscrung}	NE&ME
match	᛫ an equivalence ᛫ a parallel ᛫ a spouse ᛫ a mate ᛫ a pair ᛫ a couple ᛫	N	match&gemæcca	NE&OE
mateship	᛫ partnership ᛫	N	~	NE
math	᛫ a mowing ᛫ that which is gathered by mowing ᛫	N	~	NE	found in "aftermath"
mathe	᛫ a maggot ᛫ a grub ᛫	N	māthe[maþa]	ME
mathel	᛫ to speak formally ᛫ to declaim ᛫ to declare ᛫ to give a speech ᛫	V	mathelen	ME
mathelstead	᛫ a place of assembly ᛫	N	mæþelstede	OE
mathom	᛫ a trinket ᛫ a knickknack ᛫ a treasure ᛫	N	~	NE
mathomhouse ⟨ maththomhuse ⟩	᛫ a treasury ᛫	N	māþumhūs	OE
mattock	᛫ a farming tool with right angled blades like a pickaxe ᛫	N	~	NE
maund	᛫ a basket ᛫	N	~[mand/mond]	NE
Mauritius	᛫ Mauritius ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
maw	᛫ the mouth or stomach ᛫	N	~	NE
maw	᛫ a boy ᛫ a young adult human male ᛫	N	magu	OE
mawk	᛫ a maggot ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN	kin: maddock
mawkish	᛫ sentimental in an exaggerated or false way ᛫ sappy ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠN
may	᛫ a family member ᛫ a relative ᛫ a kins-person ᛫ a kinsman ᛫ a kinswoman ᛫	N	mei&mai&mǣg&mæg	ME&ME&OE&OE	merge of two related words
may	᛫ to mix ᛫ to mash ᛫ to blend ᛫	V	maȝcen&mecgan	ME&OE
maybe	᛫ possibly ᛫ perchance ᛫	ADV	~	NE
mayhap	᛫ perhaps ᛫ possibly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
mayheamed	᛫ incest ᛫	N	mæghǣmed	OE
maywrit	᛫ a writing containing a list of kinsmen ᛫ a genealogical table ᛫ pedigree ᛫	N	mǣggewrit	OE	glossary word
maze	᛫ a labyrinth ᛬ to confuse ᛫ to confound ᛫	N᛬V	maze&māsen	NE&ME
meadow	᛫ a stretch of grassland ( especially one used for hay ) ᛫	N	~	NE	or: mead
meadowsweet	᛫ a Filipendula ulmaria plant ᛫	N	~	NE
meal	᛫ a container ᛫ a basin ᛫ a bucket ᛫ a tub ᛫ a measure of time ᛫	N	mēle	ME
mean	᛫ common ᛫ general ᛫ rude ᛫ cruel ᛫	ADJ	~[mǣne]	NE	see "amean"
mean	᛫ to intend ᛫	V	~[mǣnan]	NE
meanly	᛫ common ᛫ shared ᛫	ADJ	menelich	ME
meanname	᛫ a common noun ᛫	N	mean+name	NE+NE	common noun ᛣ, gemǣnelīc nama ᛣ
meanwealth	᛫ a republic ᛫	N	mean+wealth	NE+NE	commonwealth NEᛣ
mear	᛫ famous ᛫ renowned ᛫ illustrious ᛫ distinguished ᛫ celebrated ᛫	ADJ	mǣre	OE
mearth	᛫ grandeur ᛫ a marvel ᛫ a glorious thing ᛫	N	mērthe[mǣrþu]	ME
mease	᛫ dinner ᛫ supper ᛫ a meal ᛫ a table ᛫ the food on a table ᛬ to dine ᛫ to sup ᛫	N᛬V	mease&mēsan	NE&OE
meat	᛫ ( shows the word pertains to food and culinary arts ) ᛫	PREFIX	mete	OE	example: "meteswamb" means "edible mushroom"
meateater	᛫ a carnivore ᛫	N	~	NE
meatsax	᛫ a food knife ᛫	N	meteseax	OE
medge	᛫ an adult human male ᛫	N	megge[mecg]	ME
meech	᛫ a sword ᛫	N	meche[mēce]	ME
meechfish	᛫ a mullet ( as in the fish ) ᛫	N	mēcefisc	OE
meed	᛫ a payment ᛫ a reward ᛫ an award ᛫ a bribe ᛫ merit ᛫ desert ᛬ to reward ᛫ to deserve ᛫ to merit ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
meedful	᛫ meritorious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
meel	᛫ speech ᛬ to speak ᛫	N᛬V	mēlen&mǣl&mǣlan	ME&OE&OE	kin: mal (N)
meet	᛫ suitable ᛫ fitting ᛫ proper ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
meet	᛫ to dream ᛫ to have a vision ᛫	V	mēten[mǣtan]	ME
meeth	᛫ exhausted ᛫ weary ᛫	ADJ	mēþe	OE
meeth	᛫ abstemiousness ᛫ self-restraint ᛫ temperance ᛫ capacity ᛫ capability ᛫	N	mēthe&mǣþ	ME&OE
meethful	᛫ temperate ᛫ modest ᛫ undemanding ᛫ moderate ᛫	ADJ	mēthful[mǣþful]	ME
meeting	᛫ a dream ( especially prophetic or admonitory ) ᛫ a vision ᛫	N	mētinge[mǣting]	ME
meld	᛫ to fuse ᛫	V	~	NE
mennish	᛫ people ᛫ humanity ᛬ human ( of humans ) ᛫	N᛬ADJ	mennish	ME
mennishly	᛫ humanly ᛫	ADV	mennisclīce	OE
mennishness	᛫ humanity ᛫ human nature ᛫ humaneness ᛫	N	menniscness	OE
mensk	᛫ honour ᛫ an honoured state or condition ᛫ honourable ᛫ praiseworthy ᛫	N᛬ADJ	menske	MEᚠN	or: mense (Scottish?)
mere	᛫ a sea ᛫ a lake ᛫ a pond ᛫	N	~	NE	found in: mermaid
mere	᛫ a border ᛫ boundary ᛬ to set a border or boundary ᛫	N᛬V	~[mǣre]	NE
mereing	᛫ a written note on a map giving information about a boundary ᛫	N	~	NE
mergroat	᛫ a pearl ᛫	N	mere+groat	NE+NE	based on a folk etymology of meregrot (margarita)
Merk	᛫ a Mercian ᛫	N	Merces	ME
Merkish	᛫ the Mercian tongue ᛬ Mercian ᛫	N᛬ADJ	Marchisce	ME
Merkrich	᛫ Mercia ᛫	PN	Merkyneriche[Miercna Rīce]	ME
merrail	᛫ a sail ( poetic ) ᛫	N	merehrægel	OE
merry	᛫ cheerful and lively ᛫ festive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
merrymake	᛫ to celebrate ᛫ to be festive ᛫	V	~	NE
merrymaker	᛫ a reveler ᛫	N	~	NE
merrymaking	᛫ festivity ᛫ conviviality ᛫	N	~	NE
merryman	᛫ a jester ᛫ a buffoon ᛫	N	~	NE
merrymeeting	᛫ a festive gathering ᛫ a festival ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
merswine	᛫ a dolphin ᛫	N	~[mereswīn]	NE
mess	᛫ to feed ᛫ to furnish with provisions ᛫	V	metsian	OE
met	᛫ a mate ᛫ a companion ᛫ a friend ᛫ a partner ᛫ a fellow ᛫	N	mette[gemetta]	ME	DUBIOUS ENTRY
mete	᛫ a measurement ᛫ a measure ᛫ a mood ( of grammar ) ᛫ a measure ( in music ) ᛫	N	gemet	OE	"mood" from Ælfric the grammarian
mete	᛫ to paint ᛫ to sculpt ᛫	V	mẹ̄ten[mētan]	ME
mete	᛫ to measure ᛫ to regulate ᛫ to moderate ᛫	V	mete&metgian	NE&OE
meted	᛫ the Maker ᛫ God ( poetic ) ᛫	N	metod/meodod	OE
metekindly	᛫ metrical ᛫	ADJ	metcundlic	OE
meteyard	᛫ a measuring rod ᛫	N	~	NE
methinks	᛫ it seems to me ᛫	V	~	NE
meting	᛫ a measurement ᛫ an amount ᛫ measuring ᛫ dimensions ᛫	N	meting&mēting	NE&ME
meting	᛫ a painting ᛫ a picture ᛫ a sculpture ᛫ an image ᚹ ᛫	N	mēting	OE
meting	᛫ -metry ᛫	SUFFIX	mete+-ing	NE+NE
mew	᛫ a gull ᛫ a seagull ᛫	N	~	NE
mewel	᛫ a maiden ᛫ a damsel ᛫	N	mēowle	OE
Mexico	᛫ Mexico ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Michigan Mere ⟨ Mishigan ⟩	᛫ Lake Michigan ᛫	PN	Michigan+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Micronesia	᛫ Micronesia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Micronesy
mid	᛫ co- ᛫	PREFIX	mid	OE
mid	᛫ with ( as in "together" never as in "against" ) ᛫	PREP	~	ME	found in: midwife
midbody	᛫ the middle of the body ᛫ the torso ᛫	N	~	NE
midbrain	᛫ the mesencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
middaily	᛫ meridian ᛫	ADJ	middæglīc	OE
midday	᛫ noon ᛫	N	~	NE	"noon" comes from Latin
middenhead	᛫ a dunghil's top ᛫	N	~	NE
middenstead	᛫ a dunghil ᛫ the site of a dunghill ᛫	N	~	NE
Middle Africkish Republick	᛫ Central African Republic ᛫	PN	middle+africkish+republic	NE+MEᚠO+NEᚠI
middleground ⟨ middlegrund ⟩	᛫ a compromise ᛫	N	middle ground	NE
middleman	᛫ intermediary ᛫	N	~	NE
middling	᛫ average ᛫ moderate ᛫ mean ᛫ median ᛫ medium ᛫ mediocre ᛫ intermediate ᛬ fairly ᛫ moderately ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
mideld	᛫ the middle ages ᛬ medieval ᛫	N᛬ADJ	mid+eld	NE+ME	calque
midge	᛫ a mosquito ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
midgut	᛫ the central loop of the alimentary canal of an embryo between the foregut and the hindgut ᛫	N	~	NE
midriff	᛫ the midsection of the human torso ᛫	N	~	NE
midthole	᛫ to sympathize ᛫	V	midþolian	OE
midtholing	᛫ compassion ᛫	N	midtholinge	ME
midwist	᛫ the act of being with others ᛫ co-being ᛫ participation ᛫	N	midwist	OE
Midyard	᛫ Earth ᛫ Midgard ᛫ Middle Earth ᛫	PN	middangeard	OE	"Middle Earth" is a corruption of a corruption of Middangeard
mield ⟨ meeld ⟩	᛫ to accuse ᛫ to tell on someone ᛫ to inform against ᛫ to inform ᛫ to report ᛫ to evince ᛫ to announce ᛫	V	mẹ̄̆lden&meldian	ME&OE	vowel lengthened in ME?
mielder ⟨ meelder ⟩	᛫ a narrator ᛫ an informer ᛫ an announcer ᛫	N	melda	OE
migh	᛫ to urinate ᛫ to pee ᛫ to piss ᛫	V	mīȝen[migan]	ME
might	᛫ ability ᛫ capacity ᛫ power ᛫	N	might&might	NE&ME
mighten	᛫ to enable ᛫	V	might+en	NE+NE
mightened	᛫ empowered ᛫	ADJ	might+en+ed	NE+NE+NE
mighth	᛫ urine ᛫ pee ᛫ piss ᛫	N	miȝethe	ME
mighthleech	᛫ a urologist ᛫	N	miȝethe+leech	ME+NE
mightly	᛫ possible ᛫	ADJ	mihtlic/meahtelic	OE
milch	᛫ milk giving ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
milkcoffee	᛫ latte ᛫	N	milk+coffee	NE+NEᚠ	calque: caffè latte
milken	᛫ lactael ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
milklithe	᛫ very soft ᛫ very gentle ᛫ soft as milk ᛫	ADJ	meolclīþe	OE
milksop	᛫ a mollycoddle ᛫ a pampered or effeminate man or boy ᛫	N	~	NE
milse	᛫ mercy ᛫ pardon ᛬ to be merciful to ᛫ to pardon ᛬ mercy me! ᛫	N᛬V᛬INT	milce&milcen	ME
milsey	᛫ a milk strainer ᛫	N	~	NE	from milk-sye, from Middle English mylke syhe (milk sieve)
milt	᛫ spleen ᛫	N	~	NE
milth	᛫ mercy ᛫	N	milthe	ME	kin: mild
mimmer	᛫ to keep in memory ᛫ to remember ᛫	V	mimorian	OE
min	᛫ memory ᛫ remembrance ᛫	N	min	ME
mindful	᛫ having mental faculties not dulled by sleep faintness or stupor ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mindless	᛫ senseless ᛫ stupid ᛫ heedless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mindlokening	᛫ psychiatry ᛫	N	mind+lācnung	NE+OE
mindlore	᛫ psychology ᛫	N	mind+lore	NE
mindly	᛫ mental ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mindset	᛫ a mentality ᛫	N	~	NE
ming	᛫ to mix ᛫ to bring people or animals together ᛫ to join through marriage or sexual intercourse ᛫ to knead ᛫	V	~[mengan]	NE
mingle	᛫ to mix ᛫ to associate ( especially at social functions ) ᛫	V	~	NE
minse	᛫ to lessen ᛫ to diminish ᛫ to chop into bits ᛫ to mince ᛫	V	minsian	OE	kin: mince
mint	᛫ an intent ᛫ an aiming ᛬ to intend ᛫ to aim ( with a weapon or otherwise ) ᛫	N	minten[myntan]	ME
mire	᛫ a fen ᛫ a bog ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
mirth	᛫ merriment ᛫ amusement ᛬ to amuse ᛫ to entertain ᛫ to cheer up ᛫	N	mirth&mirthen	NE&ME
misbegotten	᛫ illegitimate ( born out of wedlock ) ᛫ ill-conceived ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
misbeholden	᛫ disobliging ᛫ unbecoming ᛫ offensive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
misbeleeve	᛫ to disbelieve ᛫ to believe falsely ᛫	V	~	NE
misbid	᛫ to abuse ᛫ to mistreat ᛫	V	misbidden	ME
misbirth	᛫ a miscarriage ᛫	N	~	NE
mischar	᛫ to pervert ᛫	V	miscyrran	OE
miscweme	᛫ to displease ᛫	V	miscwemen	ME
misdeed	᛫ an offense ᛫	N	~	NE
misdeem	᛫ to misjudge ᛫	V	~	NE
misdoom	᛫ a misjudgment ᛫	N	misdōm	ME
misfall	᛫ a mishap ᛫ misfortune ᛬ to suffer bad luck ᛫ to turn out badly ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
misgang	᛫ a trespass ᛫	N	misgang	ME
misgiving	᛫ doubt ᛫ apprehension ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)	usually used in its plural form: "misgivings"
mish	᛫ to mix ᛫	V	miscian	OE
mishap	᛫ an unfortunate accident ᛫	N	~	NE
mishappen	᛫ to occur by misfortune ᛫	V	~	NE
mislike	᛫ displease ᛫ dislike ᛫	N	~	NE
mislore	᛫ evil teaching ᛫ misinformation ᛫	N	~	NE
misname	᛫ a misnomer ᛬ to call by a wrong name ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
misnimming	᛫ a mistake ᛫ an error ᛫	N	misniminge	ME
misput	᛫ to misplace ᛫	V	~	NE
misqueath ⟨ miscweath ⟩	᛫ to slander ᛫ to calumniate ᛫ to malign ᛫ to slander ᛫ to traduce ᛫	V	miscweþan	OE
misread	᛫ to misadvise ᛫ to misinterpret ᛫	V	~	NE
misreckon	᛫ to miscalculate ᛫	V	~	NE
misser	᛫ a half-year ᛫	N	missere	OE
misshapen	᛫ deformed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
missliness	᛫ variousness ᛫ diversity ᛫ variability ᛫ ununiformity ᛫	N	mislīch+ness	ME+NE
missly	᛫ various ᛫ diverse ᛫ variable ᛫ ununiform ᛫	ADJ	mislīch	ME
misspeak	᛫ to mispronounce ᛫	V	~	NE
Mistassini Mere	᛫ Lac Mistassini ᛫	PN	Mistassini+mere	NEᚠO+NE
misthee	᛫ to fail to improve to degenerate ᛫	V	misþēon	OE
mistide	᛫ to have bad luck ᛫ to turn out badly ᛫	V	mistiden	ME
mistiming	᛫ an anachronism ᛫	N	mis+timing	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
mistle	᛫ basil ᛫ mistletoe ᛫	N	~	NE
mistrust	᛫ distrust ᛫ suspicion ᛬ to distrust ᛫ to have no confidence in ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
miswise	᛫ to misguide ᛫ to misdirect ᛫ to misinstruction ᛫	V	miswissian	OE
miswrought	᛫ poorly made ᛫ poorly worked ᛫ misworked ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mithe	᛫ to avoid ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to dissemble ᛫ to restrain oneself ᛫ to suppress one's feelings ᛫	V	mithen&mīþan	ME&OE
mixen	᛫ a dung heap ᛫ a dunghill ᛫ odure ᛫	N	~[mixen]{meox}	NE	kin: "mix"
modry	᛫ an aunt ᛫	N	moddri[mōdrige]	ME
modrydaughter	᛫ a maternal female cousin ᛫	N	moddri+daughter	ME+NE	see "needmay"
modryson	᛫ a maternal male cousin ᛫	N	moddri sune	ME	see "needmay"
mold	᛫ the surface of the earth ᛫	N	~	NE
Moldova	᛫ Moldova ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
molten	᛫ liquefied by heat ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Monaco	᛫ Monaco ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
mone	᛫ evil ᛫ wickedness falsehood ᛫ evil personified ᛫ the Devil ᛬ wicked ᛫ false ᛫ base ᛫	N᛬ADJ	mon/man/mone[mān]	ME&OE
mong	᛫ a mixture ᛫	N	~	NE
monger	᛫ a dealer ᛫ a trader ᛫	N	monger	NEᚠÞᚠIᚠH
Mongoland	᛫ Mongolia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Monight	᛫ the night following Monday's dusk ᛫	PN	~	NE	from mōnanniht or from Monday+night
monkly	᛫ monastic ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(O+E)
monkstow	᛫ a monestary ᛫ a hermitage ᛫	N	munucstów	OEᚠI
Montenegro	᛫ Montenegro ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI	or: Blackbarrow
monthadle	᛫ menstruation ᛫	N	mōnaþādl	OE
monthadly	᛫ undergoing menstruation ᛫	ADJ	mōnaþādlig	OE
monthblood	᛫ menses ᛫ menstrual blood ᛫	N	mōnaþblōd	OE
mood	᛫ courage ᛫ valor ᛫ a mental state ᛫ an emotional state ᛫ a state of mind ᛫	N	~	NE
moodsick	᛫ distressed ᛫ of troubled mind ᛫	ADJ	mōdsēoc	OE
moodstathelfastness	᛫ stability of mind ᛫ stability of mood ᛫	N	mōdstaþolfæstness	OE	or: moodstaddlefastness
moodthrake	᛫ impetuosity of mind ᛫ impetuous or daring courage ᛫	N	mōdþracu	OE
moonling	᛫ a lunatic ᛫ a crazy or insane person ᛫	N	~	NE
moonly	᛫ lunar ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
moonmadness	᛫ lunacy ᛫	N	moonmadness	NE
moonrown ⟨ moonrune ⟩	᛫ a Chinese character ᛫ any character inspired by Chinese characters ( such as those in kana and hangul ) ᛫	N	moon+rown	NE+NE	likely offensive
moonscape	᛫ a devastated land ᛫	N	~	NE
moonsick	᛫ crazy ᛫ lunatic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
moonstruck	᛫ insane ᛫ crazy ᛫ ludicrous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
moor	᛫ a stretch of uncultivated highland characterized by low-growing vegetation ᛫	N	~	NE
moorfowl ⟨ moorfule ⟩	᛫ the Lagopus scotica bird ᛫	N	moorfowl	NE
Moorland	᛫ Mauritania ᛫	PN	Moor+land	NEᚠO+NE	or: Mauritany
moorle	᛫ a rope for mooring a ship ᛫ pronesium ᛫	N	mǣrels	OE
moot	᛫ an assembly ᛫ a council ᛬ to broach ᛫ to talk about ᛫ to debate ᛫ to argue ᛫ to dispute ᛬ no longer relevant ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
moothall	᛫ a room or building in which a moot is held ᛫	N	~	NE
mooting	᛫ conversation ᛫ discussion ᛫ discourse ᛫ debate ᛫	N	mooting&motung	NE&OE
mootstow	᛫ a meeting place ᛫ a forum ᛫	N	gemōtstōw	OE
more	᛫ an edible root ( like a carrot or parsnip ) ᛫ a root ᛫ an origin ᛫	N	more[more]	ME
moreness	᛫ plurality ᛫	N	~	NE
morning beads	᛫ matins ᛫	N	~	NE
Morocco	᛫ Morocco ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
morrow	᛫ the following day ᛫ the time following an event ᛫ the near future ᛫	N	~	NE
morth	᛫ murder ᛫ slaughter ᛫	N	morth	ME
mostlings	᛫ for the most part ᛫	ADV	~	NE
mot	᛫ to be allowed ᛫ to be permitted ᛫ to be compelled ᛫ must ᛫ may ( subjunctive ) ᛫	V	mọ̄ten	ME	once the present tense of "must" | vowel shortened ~1500
mote	᛫ a particle ᛫	N	~	NE
motherland	᛫ the land of one's ancestors or birth ᛫ the country which founded a colony ᛫	N	~	NE
motherly	᛫ maternal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mothermorth	᛫ matricide ᛫	N	mother+morth	NE+ME	Muttermord ᛣ
motherslayer	᛫ a matricide ᛫	N	mōdorslaga	OE
mothertongue ⟨ mothertung ⟩	᛫ one's native language ᛫	N	~	NE
motherwit	᛫ common sense ᛫	N	mother wit	NE
mothren	᛫ maternal ᛫	ADJ	mēdren	OE
mouser ⟨ muser ⟩	᛫ an animal that catches mice ( especially a cat ) ᛫	N	~	NE
mouthly ⟨ muthely ⟩	᛫ oral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mouthroof ⟨ mutheroof ⟩	᛫ the palate ᛫	N	mūþhrōf	OE
mouthroofy ⟨ mutheroofy ⟩	᛫ palatal ᛫	ADJ	mūþhrōf+y	OE+NE
Mozambique ⟨ Mozambeek ⟩	᛫ Mozambique ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
muchel	᛫ to increase ᛫ to magnify ᛫	V	muchelen[miclian]	ME	or: mickle; much
mugwort	᛫ an Artemisia vulgaris plant ᛫ an Artemisia plant ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
mum	᛫ silent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
mumble	᛫ a quiet and indistinct utterance ᛬ to murmur ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
mun	᛫ to remember ᛫	V	imunen[gemyn/gemun]	ME
mund	᛫ a hand ᛫ a hand ( a measurement ) ᛫ guardianship ᛫ protection ᛫	N	mound[mund]	ME
mundbreach	᛫ violation of security ᛫	N	~	NE
munworthy	᛫ memorable ᛫ worthy of being remembered ᛫	V	mun+worthy	OE+NE
murk	᛫ darkness or particles that make it hard to see ᛫	N	~	NE
murky	᛫ dark and gloomy ( especially due to thick mist ) ᛫ darkly vague ᛫ obscure ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
murther	᛫ a murder ᛬ to murder ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	"murder" might have French influence
murthersome	᛫ murderous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Myanmar	᛫ Myanmar ᛫ Burma ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Burma
naft	᛫ poverty ᛫ indigence ᛫	N	næft	OE	see: haft
nafty	᛫ poor ( unwealthy ) ᛫ indigent ᛫	ADJ	næftig	OE
nailkin	᛫ a Dianthus plant ( a carnation ) ᛫	N	nail+kin	NE+MEᚠHGᛣ	Nelke HGᛣ
nake	᛫ a seacraft ᛫	N	naca	OE	kin: navy
nake	᛫ to strip ᛫ to undress ᛫	V	~	NE
naked	᛫ stripped ᛫ naked ᛫ undressed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
nakedness	᛫ nudity ᛫	N	~	NE
nam	᛫ am not ᛫	V	neom	OE	equal to: nay am
name	᛫ a noun ᛫	N	~	NE	nōmen (Iᛣ)
namebook	᛫ a register of names ᛫	N	nambōc	OE
namecouth ⟨ namecuthe ⟩	᛫ famous ᛫ well-known ᛫ of note ᛫ of renown ᛫	ADJ	namcūþ	OE
nameless	᛫ anonymous ᛫ indefinable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
namelessness	᛫ anonymity ᛫ indefinability ᛫	N	~	NE
namendly	᛫ nominative ( grammar ) ᛫	ADJ	nemnigendlíc	OE
namesake	᛫ one who is named after another or for whom another is named ᛫	N	~	NE
nameshunning	᛫ antonomasia ᛫	N	name+shunning	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
Namibia	᛫ Namibia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Namiby
naming	᛫ nomination ᛫	N	~	NE
nap	᛫ a cup ᛫ a bowl ᛫	N	nap[hnæp]	ME
narrow	᛫ a confinement ᛫ a durance ᛫ a strait ᛫ a difficulty ᛫	N	nearu	OE
nas	᛫ not ᛫	ADV	næs	OE	equal to: ná (never) +‎ ealles (completely)
natheless	᛫ nevertheless ᛫	ADV	~	NE
naught	᛫ nothing ᛫ zero ᛫	N	~	NE
naught but	᛫ just ᛫ merely ᛫ nothing but ᛫	ADV	~	NE
naughth	᛫ zeroth ᛫ 0th	ADJ	noughth	NE	found in: noughth week
naughties	᛫ the first decade of a century ᛫	N	~	NE
naughty	᛫ mischievous ᛫ risqué ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Nauru	᛫ Nauru ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
nave	᛫ to not have ᛫	V	nabban	OE	equal to "nay have"
navel	᛫ an umbilicus ᛫ a belly button ᛫ the central point of a place ᛫	N	~	NE
nay	᛫ a negative answer ᛬ no ᛫	N᛬ADV	~	NE
nay	᛫ to address ᛫ to accost ᛫ to speak to ᛫ to assail ᛫	V	nǣgan&genǣgan	OE
nayword	᛫ a term of negation ᛫	N	~	NE	coined by Ralph Lever
ne	᛫ no ᛫ not ᛫ nay ᛫ nor ᛫	ADV&CONJ	ne&ne	ME&OE
neap	᛫ to pluck off ᛫	V	ahnēapan	OE	kin: 𐌳𐌹𐍃𐌷𐌽𐌹𐌿𐍀𐌰𐌽; nypa (Swedish)
nearness	᛫ closeness ᛫ proximity ᛫ intimacy ᛫	N	~	NE
neat	᛫ a peasant holding land from a lord ᛫ a companion ᛫ a comrade ᚹ ᛫	N	nēt&genēat	ME&OE
neat	᛫ cattle ᛫ a cow ᛫ a bull ᛫	N	neat&neat	NE&OE
neath	᛫ beneath ᛫	PREP	~	NE
neatherd	᛫ one who looks after neat ( cattle ) ᛫	N	~	NE
neatland	᛫ rented land ᛫ feudally owned land ᛫	N	geneatland	OE
neb	᛫ a beak ᛫ a nose ᛫ a snout ᛫ a face ᛫	N	neb&nebb	NE&OE
need	᛫ a necessity ᛫ a requirement ᛬ to require ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
needful	᛫ necessary ᛫ mandatory ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
needfully	᛫ necessarily ᛫	ADV	~	NE
needlefish	᛫ a Belonidae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
needless	᛫ unnecessary ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
needlework	᛫ embroidery ᛫	N	~	NE
needmay	᛫ a close kinsman or kinswoman ᛫ a cousin ?᛫	N	nīdmæge&nīdmāge	OE&OE
neednot	᛫ a superfluity ᛫ an unnecessary thing ᛫	N	neednot	NE
needs cost	᛫ necessarily ᛫	ADV	nedes cost	ME	this "cost" is not from French
needwise	᛫ by necessity ᛫	ADV	~	NE
neep	᛫ a turnip ᛫	N	nẹ̄p[nǽp]	MEᚠI
neepseed	᛫ rapeseed ᛫	N	nǽpsǽd	OEᚠI
neer	᛫ the kidney ᛫	N	nēre	MEᚠLG
neese	᛫ to inspect ᛫ to visit ᛫	V	nēosian	OE
neet	᛫ to enjoy ( to make use of ) ᛫	V	nēotan	OE
neethe	᛫ to risk ᛫ to venture ᛫	V	nēþan	OE
neigh	᛫ local- ᛫	PREFIX	neigh&nēah	NE&OE	found in "neighbour"
neighbourship	᛫ a community connection or relationship among people and/or things of close proximity or similar class ᛫	N	~	NE
neighledge	᛫ to approach ᛫	V	neighlechen	ME	rhyme: day ledge
neightheed	᛫ a neighbouring people or nation ᛫	N	nēahþēod	OE	rhyme: day weed
neither	᛫ neuter ( grammar term ) ᛫	ADJ	naþor	OE
nemmen	᛫ except ᛫ unless ᛫	PREP&CONJ	nemne{nefne}	OE
nemmen	᛫ to mention ᛫ to specify ᛫ to refer to ᛫ to designate ᛫ to name ᛫	V	nemnen{nevenen}	ME
Nenets	᛫ one of the Nenets people ᛫ Nenets language ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Nepal	᛫ Nepal ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
nere	᛫ to save ᛫ to rescue ᛫	V	nerian	OE
nerxenwong	᛫ a paradise ᛫	N	neorxenawang	OE
nerxenwongly	᛫ paradisiacal ᛫	ADJ	neorxnawanglic	OE
nesh	᛫ delicate ᛫ feeble ᛫ soft ᛫ delicate ᛫ tender ᛫ timid ᛫ dainty ᛫	ADJ	~[hnesce/hnysce/hnæsce]	NE
neshen	᛫ to make tender or soft ᛫ mollify ᛫	V	~	NE
neshly	᛫ tenderly ᛫	ADV	n̄̆eshlī	ME
neshness	᛫ docility ᛫ feebleness ᛫ weakness ᛫ softness ᛫	N	~	NE
ness	᛫ -ity ( abstract nominal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
ness	᛫ a headland ᛫ a promontory ᛫ a cape ᛫	N	~	NE
nestle	᛫ to lie comfortably within or against something ᛫ to lie somewhat obscured ᛫	V	~	NE
net	᛫ cyber- ( but only in internet contexts ) ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE	or: web-
nether	᛫ lower ᛫ low ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Netherfrankish	᛫ Low Franconian ᛫	PN	nether+Frank+ish	NE+NE+NE	Niederfränkisch ᛣ
nethergang	᛫ a descent ᛫	N	niþergang	OE
netherhair	᛫ pubic hair ᛫	N	~	NE
netherhose	᛫ underpants ᛫	PN	~	NE
Netherlander	᛫ one from the Netherlands ᛫	PN	~	NE
Netherlandish	᛫ the Dutch language ᛫ of the Dutch ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	~	NE
nethermind	᛫ the subconscious ᛫	N	~	NE
netherness	᛫ inferiority ᛫	N	~	NE
netherwear	᛫ underwear ᛫ undergarments ᛫ lingerie ᛫	N	~	NE
Nettilling Mere	᛫ Nettilling Lake ᛫	PN	Nettilling+mere	NEᚠO+NE
nettle	᛫ an Urtica plant ᛬ to hit with nettles ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to annoy ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
nettlesome	᛫ annoying ᛫ irritating ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
neve	᛫ nephew ᛫ a grandson ᛫	N	nēve[nefa]	ME
neveling	᛫ prone ᛫ face-down ᛫ supine ᛫ face-up ᛫	ADV	nevelinge	ME
neverland	᛫ a utopia ᛫	N	neverland	NE
new	᛫ stingy ᛫ niggardly ᛫	ADJ	hnēaw	OE	kin: niggard?
new	᛫ neo- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
New English	᛫ Modern English ᛫	PN	~	NE
New Scotland	᛫ Nova Scotia ᛫	PN	new+Scotland	NE+NE	Nova Scotia (NEᛣ)
New Zealand	᛫ New Zealand ᛫	PN	~	NE
newel	᛫ prone ᛫ prostrate ᛫ face-down ᛫ deep down ᛫ very low ᛫	ADJ	niwol[neowol]	OE
newel	᛫ a novelty ᛫ novelty itself ᛫	N	~	NE
newelness	᛫ the abyss ᛫	N	nielnesse	ME
newen	᛫ recently ᛫	ADV	neuen[nīwan/nēowan]	ME
newlings	᛫ recently ᛫ lately ᛫	ADV	~	NE
newsman	᛫ a reporter ᛫ a journalist ᛫	N	~	NE
Nicaragua	᛫ Nicaragua ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Nicaragua Mere	᛫ Lake Nicaragua ᛫	PN	Nicaragua+mere	NEᚠO+NE
nich	᛫ not I ᛫	PRON	nich	ME	equal to: nay ich
nick	᛫ to deny ᛫	V	nikken[niccan]	ME	supposedly comes from Old English "ne ic" (not I)
nicker	᛫ a water spirit ᛫ a mermaid ᛫ a siren ᛫	N	niker[nicor]	ME	kin: Nixe; nikker; nekker; nøkke; nøkken; näck
nift	᛫ a niece ᛫ a granddaughter ᛫	N	nifte&nift	ME&OE
Niger	᛫ Niger ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Nigeria	᛫ Nigeria ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI	or: Nigery; Nigerland
nigh	᛫ to approach ᛬ near ᛬ close to ᛫	V᛬ADJ᛬PREP	nigh&neighen	NE&ME
nigh on	᛫ just about ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
nighness	᛫ proximity ᛫	N	~	NE
nightganger	᛫ a thing that goes about at night ᛫ a night monster ᛫ a hyena ? ᛫	N	nihtgenga	OE
nightish	᛫ nocturnal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
nightledge	᛫ to become night ᛫	V	nichtlachen	ME
nightly	᛫ nocturnal ᛬ happening every night ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
nightrail	᛫ a loose gown worn at night ( by women ) ᛫	N	~	NE
nightshade	᛫ a Solanum plant ᛫	N	~	NE
nightsong	᛫ compline ᛫	N	night song[nihtsang]	NE
nighwist	᛫ localness ᛫ nearness ᛫ presence ᛫ fellowship ᛫	N	nēahwist	OE
nill	᛫ will not ᛫	V	~	NE	PST: nould
nim	᛫ to take ᛫ to seize ᛫ to gain ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: numb | kin: nimble
nimble	᛫ agile ᛫	ADJ	~[nē̆mel]	NE	kin: nim; numb
nimmer	᛫ a taker ᛫ a thief ᛫	N	~	NE	dialectal
nimth	᛫ unless ᛫ except ᛫	CONJ	nimþe/nemþe/nymþe	OE
nip	᛫ to become low ( such as the setting of the sun or the bowing of one's head ) ᛫	V	nipen[hnipian]	ME
nipe	᛫ to become dark ᛫	V	nīpan	OE
Nipigon Mere	᛫ Lake Nipigon ᛫	PN	Nipigon+mere	NEᚠO+NE
nis	᛫ is not ᛫	V	nis	OE	equal to: nay is
nite	᛫ to clash ᛫ to butt against ᛫	V	hnītan	OE
nithe	᛫ enmity ᛫ rancour ᛫ outcastdom ᛫	N	~[nīþ]	NE	to be in nithe was to be a nithing (social outcast)?
nither	᛫ to debase ᛫ to humiliate ᛫ to blight ᛫ to blast (as in blight a plant) ᛫	V	~	NE
nithing	᛫ a wretch ᛫ an outcast ᛫ a social reject ᛫	N	~	NE
niths	᛫ men ᛫ humans ( poetic ) ᛫	N	niþþas	OE
nitten	᛫ ignorant ᛫	ADJ	nyten	OE
nittenness	᛫ ignorance ᛫	N	nytennes	OE
noll	᛫ a crown of a head ᛫ a head ᛫ a nape ᛫	N	nol[hnol]	ME
nonce ⟨ nonse ⟩	᛫ a nonce word ᛫ one occasion ᛬ for one occasion ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
nooth	᛫ boldness ᛫ daringness ᛫ temerity ᛫	N	nōþ	OE
Nornish	᛫ the Norwegian language ᛬ Norwegian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Norenish/Nornisce{Noreine}	ME
Nornishman	᛫ a Norwegian ᛫	PN	Noreinisce men	ME	or: Norn (from backformation)
North Korea ⟨ North Corea ⟩	᛫ North Korea ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+O)
North Macedon ⟨ Massedon ⟩	᛫ North Macedonia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+H)
northen	᛫ from the north ᛫	ADV	norþan	OE
Northend	᛫ the Arctic ᛫	ADJ	north+end{Suþurskautslandiþ}	NE+NE	or: Northem (north-hem [hem as in cloth])
Northish	᛫ Nordic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Northman	᛫ A Norseman ᛫	PN	~	NE
Northmannish	᛫ Norse language ᛬ Norse ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	~	NE
Northumber	᛫ Northumbria ᛫ the Northumbrians ᛫	PN	Norþhymbre	OEᚠ(E+C)
Northumber Rich	᛫ the Kingdom of Northumbria ᛫	PN	Norþanhymbra rīce	OEᚠ(E+C+C)
Northumbrish	᛫ the Northumbrian tongue ᛬ Northumbrian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Norþhymbrisc	OEᚠ(E+C+E)
Norwale	᛫ a Welshman ᛫	PN	norþwalas	OE
Norwales	᛫ Wales ᛫ Cambria ᛫	PN	norþwalas	OE	or: Cymru; Camberland (calque of Cambria)
Norway	᛫ Norway ᛫	PN	~	NE
Norwelsh	᛫ Welsh language ᛬ Welsh ᛫ Cambrian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	norþwalas+ish	OE+NE	or: Cymraeg
nosebear	᛫ a coati ᛫	N	nose+bear	NE+NE	Nasenbär ᛣ
nosegristle	᛫ a septum ᛫ nose cartilage ᛫	N	næsgristle	OE
nosehorn	᛫ a rhinoceros ᛫	N	nose+horn	NE+NE	neushoorn, Nashorn, noashoarn ᛣ
nosely	᛫ nasal ᛬ nasally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
nostle	᛫ a band or strip of material ᛫ a headband ᛫ a fillet ᛫	N	nostle	OE
note	᛫ benefit ᛫ usefulness ᛫ profit ᛫ advantage ᛬ to use ᛫	N	nōte&nōten	ME&ME
noteful	᛫ useful ᛫ beneficial ᛫ profitable ᛫ advantageous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
notly	᛫ beneficial ᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫	ADJ	nytlīc	OE
nott	᛫ polled ᛫ hornless ᛫ antlerless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
nottle	᛫ useful ᛫ advantageous ᛫ beneficial ᛫	N	nyttol	OE
notwithstanding	᛫ in spite of this ᛬ despite ᛫ in spite of ᛬ in spite of the fact that ᛫	ADV᛬PREP᛬CONJ	~	NE
nough	᛫ bent down ᛫ low ᛫ lowly ᛫ humble ᛫ abject ᛫ mean ᛫ poor ᛫	ADJ	hnāh	OE
now and then ⟨ nue and then ⟩	᛫ occasionally ᛫	ADV	~	NE
nowend	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a mariner ᛫	N	nōwend	OE	kin: navy
nowhither	᛫ to nowhere ᛫	ADV	~	NE
nowise	᛫ in no way or manner ᛫	ADV	~	NE
numb	᛫ taken ᛫ deprived of the power of feeling ᛫	ADJ	numb	NE
Nummeth	᛫ a Numidian ᛫ a Berber ᛫ an Amazigh ᛫	PN	Numeþe	OE	or: Amazigh (endonym)
Nummethland	᛫ Numidia ᛫	PN	Numeþe+land	OE+NE
nuthe	᛫ just now ᛫ at present ᛫ in a moment ᛫	ADV	nouthe	ME
nye	᛫ to bow ᛫	V	hnīgan	OE
o	᛫ continually ᛫ always ᛬ aye ! ᛫	ADV᛬INT	ō	ME	kin: aye
oad	᛫ a pyre ᛫	N	ād	OE
oakwern	᛫ a squirrel ᛫	N	aquerne/okerne[ācwern]	ME
oar	᛫ a messenger ᛫ a herald ᛫ an angel ᛫ an envoy ᛫	N	ār	OE	kin: errand; árr (Norse); 𐌰𐌹𐍂𐌿𐍃
oast	᛫ a kiln ᛫	N	~	NE
oath	᛫ a vow ᛫ a pledge ᛫ a sworn declaration ᛫	N	~	NE
oathbreach	᛫ perjury ᛫	N	~	NE
oathbreaker	᛫ a perjurer ᛫	N	~	NE
oathom	᛫ a son-in-law ᛫ a brother-in-law ᛫	N	āþum	OE
oathworthy	᛫ able to be trusted under oath ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ock	᛫ ( diminutive suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
odds and ends	᛫ miscellaneous things ᛫	N	~	NE
off the mark	᛫ inaccurate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
offal	᛫ garbage ᛫ trash ᛫ waste ᛫ internal organs which are to be discarded ᛫	N	~	NE
offarm	᛫ to pity ᛫	V	ofearmian	OE
offcome	᛫ an excuse ᛫	N	~	NE
offdealing	᛫ a department ᛫ a division ᛫	N	off+deal+ing	NE+NE+NE	ôfdieling ᛣ
offgalth	᛫ a superstition ᛫	N	æfgælþ	OE	what meaneth "gælþ"?
offhand	᛫ curt ᛫ abrupt ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
offhanded	᛫ of an ungraciously nonchalant manner ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
offhandedly	᛫ in an ungraciously nonchalant manner ᛫	ADV	~	NE
offset	᛫ a counterbalance ᛫ a compensation ᛬ to compensate for something ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
offshoot	᛫ a derivative ᛫	N	~	NE
ofold	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫ onefold ᛫ single ᛫	ADJ	ōfōld/afōld	ME	or: afold
ofoldly	᛫ simply ᛫ plainly ᛫	ADV	ōfōld+ly	ME+NE	or: afoldly
often	᛫ frequent ᛬ frequently ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
oftenness	᛫ frequency ᛫	N	~	NE
oftseen	᛫ often seen ᛫ unrare ᛫ common ᛫ usual ᛫	ADJ	oft+seen{seldsēn}	NE+NE
oldbaken	᛫ stale ᛫	ADJ	ealdbacen	OE	Also used this way by Dutch and German
olden	᛫ related to former times ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
oldfarrand	᛫ old-fashioned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
oldmaidish	᛫ prim ᛫	ADJ	oldmaidish	NE
ole	᛫ a fire ? ᛫	N	āl	OE
olvend	᛫ a camel ᛫	N	olfend/olvend	MEᚠIᚠHᚠO
Oman	᛫ Oman ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
on the mark	᛫ accurate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
onalike	᛫ resemblance ᛫ similarity ᛫ simile ᛫ similitude ᛬ similar ᛬ similarly ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬ADV	ongelīc	OE
onalikeness	᛫ a formula ᛫ a pattern ᛫	N	ongelīcness	OE
onboard	᛫ in agreement ᛫ being a willing participant or supporter ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ond	᛫ envy ᛫	N	onde[anda/onda]	ME
onday	᛫ an appointed day ᛫ an appointment ᛬ to appoint a day ᛫ to appoint ᛫	N᛬V	āndaga&āndagian	OE
ondy	᛫ envious ᛫	ADJ	andig	OE
one	᛫ uni- ᛫ mono- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
one	᛫ to unify ᛫ to make one ᛫	V	onen	ME
one of a kind	᛫ unique ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
onedeal	᛫ a one-piece swimsuit ᛫	N	one+deal	NE+NE	one-piece ᛣ
onedom	᛫ unity ᛫	N	one+dom	NE+NE
onefold	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
onefoldly	᛫ simply ᛫ plainly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
onefoldness	᛫ oneness ᛫ unity ᛫ simplicity ᛫ singleness ᛫	N	ānfealdnes	OE
Onega Mere	᛫ Lake Onega ᛫	PN	Onega+mere	NEᚠO+NE
oneganger	᛫ a lone traveller ᛫	N	āngenga	OE
onehood	᛫ unity ᛫ singularity ᛫ accord ᛫ concord ᛫ agreement ᛫ unanimity ᛫ consensus ᛫	N	ō̆nhē̆d	ME
onehorn	᛫ a unicorn ᛫	N	ānhorn	OE
oneledge	᛫ to unite ᛫	V	ānlǣcan	OE
onemood	᛫ of one mind ᛫ unanimous ᛫	ADJ	ānmōd	OE
onemoodly	᛫ unanimously ᛫	ADV	ānmōdlīce	OE
onemoodness	᛫ unity ᛫ unanimity ᛫	N	ānmōdnes	OE
oneread	᛫ agreed ᛫ resolute ᛫	ADJ	ānrǣd	OE
onereadly	᛫ unanimously ᛫ resolutely ᛫	ADV	ānrǣdlīce	OE
onereadness	᛫ concord ᛫ constancy ᛫ agreement ᛫	N	ānrǣdnes	OE
onewield ⟨ oneweeld ⟩	᛫ monarchy ᛫	N	ānweald	OE
onewielder ⟨ oneweelder ⟩	᛫ a monarch ᛫	N	ānwealda	OE
onewye	᛫ a duel ᛫	N	ānwīg	OE
onfall	᛫ to attack ᛫ to assault ᛫ to fall upon ᛫	V	~	NE
onfang	᛫ to receive ᛫	V	onfangen	ME
onfanging	᛫ receiving ᛫ reception ᛫ acceptance ᛫	N	onfangenness	OE
onfast	᛫ to make fast ᛫ to fix ( as in fasten ) ᛫	V	onfæstan	OE
onfasten	᛫ to transfix ᛫	V	onfæstnian	OE
onfind	᛫ to discover ᛫ to detect ᛫	V	onfindan	OE
onfly	᛫ infectious disease ᛫	N	onflyge	OE
onflyleech	᛫ an infectious disease specialist ᛫	N	onflyge+leech	ME+NE
ongin	᛫ to begin ᛫ to draw near to an end ?᛫	V	onginnan	OE
ongoing	᛫ continuing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
onhalse	᛫ to supplicate ᛫ implore ᛫	V	onhalsien	ME
oning	᛫ unification ᛫	N	oning	ME	rhyme: running
onmarking	᛫ an inscription ᛫	N	onmearcung	OE
onnim	᛫ to adopt ᛫	V	on+nim	NE+ME	PST: onnome
onsend	᛫ to transmit ᛫ to dispatch ᛫ to emit ᛫	V	~	NE
onset	᛫ an initial phase ᛫	N	~	NE
onsit	᛫ to oppress ᛫ to occupy ᛫	V	onsittan	OE	PST: onsat
onslaught	᛫ a fierce or destructive attack ᛫	N	~	NE
onstell	᛫ to install ᛫ to establish ᛫ to found ᛫ to institute ᛫	V	onstellan	OE
Ontario Mere	᛫ Lake Ontario ᛫	PN	Ontario+mere	NEᚠO+NE
onwade	᛫ to penetrate ᛫ to enter ᛫ to invade ᛫ to wade into ᛫	V	onwadan	OE
onwend	᛫ to change ᛫ to exchange ᛫ to divert ᛫ to subvert ᛫ to pervert ᛫	V	onwendan	OE
onwreak	᛫ to take vengeance on ᛫	V	onwrecan	OE
onyen	᛫ facing ᛫ towards ᛫ contrary to ᛫ against the fact that ᛫	PREP	onyēn [ongean]	ME
onyet	᛫ to perceive ᛫ to comprehend ᛫	V	onȝiten[ongietan]	ME	or: onget (Norse)
oom	᛫ rust ᛫	N	ōm	OE
oose	᛫ a god of the Germanic pantheon ᛫	N	ōs	OE	or: ouse (French spelling of /u/)
ooze	᛫ goo ᛫ juice sap ᛫ moisture ᛫ a secretion ᛬ to slowly secrete ᛫	N᛬V	ooze&wōs	NE&OE	TS: wooze
oozy	᛫ juicy ᛫ succulent ᛫	ADJ	oozy&wōsig	NE&OE	TS: woozy
openarse	᛫ a medlar ᛫	N	~	NE	used by Chaucer and Shakespeare
openhearted	᛫ frank ᛫	ADV	~	NE
or	᛫ proto- ᛫	PREFIX	or	OE
orcheap	᛫ gratis ᛫ gratuitously ᛫ without payment ᛫	ADV	orcēape	OEᚠ(E+I)
ord	᛫ a point ( a tip ) ᛫ a point ( the meaning or indented function of something ) ᚹ ᛫ a point ( in scoring ) ᚹ ᛫	N	ord	ME	partial calque of "point"
ordeal	᛫ a very unpleasant or dangerous prolonged experience ᛫	N	~	NE
ordeer	᛫ a protozoan ᛫ a protozoon ᛫	N	or+deer	ME+NE	Urtier ᛣ
ordfrom	᛫ a source ᛫ an origin ᛫ an originator ᛫ an author ᛫	N	ordgrumeªruma	ME&OE
ore	᛫ raw metal ᛫ mineral containing a valuable constituent ( such as metal ) ᛫ metal ᚹ ᛫	N	ore&ōra	NE&OE
ore	᛫ honour ᛫ a showing of favour ᛬ to honour ᛫ to show favour ᛫	N᛬V	ore&āren[ār]	ME
orefast	᛫ honourable ᛫	ADJ	arfæst	OE
oreful	᛫ venerable ᛫	ADJ	ārful	OE
oret	᛫ to disgrace ᛫ put to shame ᛫	V	orrettan	OE
oretship	᛫ infamy ᛫ disgrace ᛫	N	orretscipe	OE
oreworthy	᛫ venerable ᛫	ADJ	ārweorþig	OE
orf	᛫ cattle ᛫	N	~	NE
orgle	᛫ a pipe organ ᛫	N	orgle	MEᚠOEᚠI
orground ⟨ orgrund ⟩	᛫ a primal cause ᛫ the ultimate cosmic principle ᛫	N	or+ground	OE+NE	urgrund NEᚠᛣ
orlay	᛫ fate ᛫ destiny ᛫	N	orlæg	OE
orlay	᛫ strife ᛫ war ᛫	N	orlege	OE
ormete	᛫ without measure ᛫ limitless ᛫ boundless ᛫ too big to measure ᛫	ADJ	ormete[ormǣte]	OE
ormetly	᛫ excessively ᛫ immensely ᛫	ADV	ormǣtlīce	OE
ormetness	᛫ excess ᛫ immensity ᛫	N	ormǣtness	OE
ormood	᛫ hopeless ᛫ despairing ᛫ without courage ᛫	ADJ	ormōd	OE
ormoodness	᛫ despair ᛫ desperation ᛫	N	ormōdness	OE
orn	᛫ excess ( in a bad way ) ᛬ excessive ᛫	N᛬ADJ	orne	OE
orped	᛫ stout-hearted ᛫ bold ᛫ valiant ᛫ strong in battle ᛫ splendid excellent ᛫	ADJ	orped	OE
orping	᛫ respiration ᛫	N	orpung	OE
orsin	᛫ original sin ᛫	N	or+sin	ME+NE	Ursünde ᛣ
orsorrow	᛫ without sorrow ᛫ carefree ᛫	ADJ	orsorg	OE
ort	᛫ a remnant of a meal ᛫ a remnant ᛫	N	~	NE	usually found in its plural form: "orts"
orth	᛫ breath ᛬ to breathe ᛫ to pant ᛫	N	orþ/oroþ&orþian	OE&OE
orthank	᛫ intelligence ᛫ skill ᛫ cunning ᛬ skillful cunning ᛫	N᛬ADJ	orþanc	OE
ortongue ⟨ ortung ⟩	᛫ a proto-language ᛫	N	or+tongue	ME+NE
ortroth	᛫ distrust ᛫ suspicion ᛫	N	ortrouthe	ME
ortrow	᛫ to be distrustful of ᛫ to have suspicions of ᛫	V	ortrouen	ME
orwold	᛫ an old-growth forest ᛫ a primaeval forest ᛫ a jungle ᛫	N	or+wōld	OE+ME	Urwald ᛣ, oerwoud ᛣ
ost	᛫ a tree knot ᛫	N	ōst	OE
oster	᛫ an oyster ᛫	N	ostre	OEᚠI	oyster was a later borrowing from French
oth	᛫ until ᛫	CONJ	ōþ	OE
other	᛫ second ( a second thing ) ᛬ second ( second place in a sequence ) ᛫	N᛬ADJ	other&ōþer	NE&OE	Germanic languages used to use "other" for "second" like this
ought	᛫ persecution ᛫	N	ōht	OE	kin: éhtan, Acht (HG)
oughten	᛫ the early morning ᛫ the period of twilight before dawn ᛫	N	ūghten	ME
oure ⟨ ure ⟩	᛫ an aurochs ᛫	N	oure	ME
ourn ⟨ urn ⟩	᛫ ours ᛫	PRON	ouren	ME	optional
out ⟨ ute ⟩	᛫ to exclude ᛫ to eject ᛫ to banish ᛫ to alienate ᛫ to expel ᛫	V	geutian	OE	or: yout
outbear ⟨ utebear ⟩	᛫ to support ᛫ bear out ᛫	V	~	NE
outbreathe ⟨ utebreathe ⟩	᛫ to exhale ᛫ to expire ᛫	V	~	NE
outcast ⟨ utecast ⟩	᛫ a pariah ᛬ ostracized ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
outcome ⟨ utecome ⟩	᛫ a result ᛫	N	~	NE
outdweller ⟨ utedweller ⟩	᛫ one who lives outside a certain place ᛫	N	~	NE
outfare ⟨ utefare ⟩	᛫ an expedition ᛫ a going out ᛫	N	outfare	ME
outgang ⟨ utegang ⟩	᛫ an exit ᛫	N	~	NE
outgang ⟨ utehgang ⟩	᛫ fugitive ᛫ transitory ᛫	ADJ	ūþgenge	OE
outgo ⟨ utego ⟩	᛫ the outlay of money ( opposite of income ) ᛬ to go faster than ᛫ to go more than ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
outgoer ⟨ utegoer ⟩	᛫ an emigrant ᛫	N	~	NE
outland ⟨ uteland ⟩	᛫ a foreign land ᛫	N	~	NE
outlander ⟨ utelander ⟩	᛫ a foreigner ᛫	N	~	NE
outlandish ⟨ utelandish ⟩	᛫ foreign ᛫ bizarre and strange ᛫ unrealistic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
outlay ⟨ utelay ⟩	᛫ an expenditure ᛫ a payment ᛫	N	~	NE
outler ⟨ uteler ⟩	᛫ an animal left unhoused over the winter ᛫	N	~	NE
outlook ⟨ utelook ⟩	᛫ perspective ᛫	N	~	NE
outright ⟨ uteright ⟩	᛫ total ᛫ clear and undisputed ᛬ completely ᛫ not by degrees or instalments ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
outroot ⟨ uteroot ⟩	᛫ to root out ᛫ to eradicate ᛫ to exterminate ᛫	V	~	NE
outrooting ⟨ uterooting ⟩	᛫ eradication ᛫	N	~	NE
outspeak ⟨ utespeak ⟩	᛫ to pronounce ᛫	V	out+speak	NE+NE	uitspreken ᛣ
outspeech ⟨ utespeech ⟩	᛫ pronunciation ᛫	N	out+speech	NE+NE	Aussprache ᛣ
outspoken ⟨ utespoken ⟩	᛫ vocal ( as in willing to express one's ideas ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
outstanding ⟨ utestanding ⟩	᛫ prominent ᛫ noticeable ᛫ excellent ᛫ unresolved ( often debtwise ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
outward ⟨ uteward ⟩	᛫ external ᛫ superficial ᛬ towards the outside	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
outwardly ⟨ utewardly ⟩	᛫ from the outside ᛫ on the surface ᛫ superficially ᛫	ADV	~	NE
outwark ⟨ utewark ⟩	᛫ dysentery ᛫	N	ūtwærc	OE
outwear ⟨ utewear ⟩	᛫ to deplete ᛫ to exhaust ᛫	V	~	NE
outwit ⟨ uthewit ⟩	᛫ a scholar ᛫ a scribe ᛫ a philosopher ᛫ a specialist ᛫ an expert ᛫	N	ūþwita	OE
outwit ⟨ uthewit ⟩	᛫ philosophy ᛫ academia ᛫	N	ūþwitlīc	OE
outwitting ⟨ uthewitting ⟩	᛫ philosophy ᛫ academia ᛫	N	ūþwitigung	OE
outwittly ⟨ uthewittly ⟩	᛫ philosophical ᛫ academic ᛫	ADJ	ūþwitlīc	OE
outwrest ⟨ utewrest ⟩	᛫ to extort ᛫	V	~	NE
ouzel ⟨ uzel ⟩	᛫ a kind of blackbird ᛫	N	ouzel	NE
over	᛫ a margin ᛫ a coast ᛫	N	ọ̄ver[ōfer]	ME
overall	᛫ all around ᛬ generally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
overbase	᛫ ultraviolet light ᛬ ultraviolet ᛫	N᛬ADJ	over+basu	NE+OE
overblow	᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	V	~	NE
overblown	᛫ exaggerated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
overboard	᛫ excessive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
overbrim	᛫ to overflow ᛫	V	~	NE
overbrimming	᛫ superfluous ᛫	ADJ	overbrim+ing	NE+NE
overcome	᛫ to prevail over ᛫ to win ᛫ to overwhelm with emotion ᛫ to overflow ᛫ to pass come or spread over ᛫	V	~	NE
overdo	᛫ to do to excess ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫ to overcook ᛫	V	overdo	NE
overdone	᛫ overcooked ᛫ done to excess ᛫ exaggerated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
overdrive	᛫ hyperdrive ᛫	N	~	NE
overfare	᛫ to traverse ᛫ to pass over ᛫	V	~	NE
overfat	᛫ obese ᛫	ADJ	oferfǣtt	OE
overflow	᛫ excess ᛫ spillage from an overflowing ᛬ to overflow ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
overflowing	᛫ abundant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
overfrim	᛫ bonus ᛫	N	over+frim	NE+ME
overgo	᛫ to exceed ᛫ to surpass ᛫	V	~	NE
overhaul	᛫ a major renovation or revision ᛫	N	~	NE
overkind	᛫ a supercategory ᛫	N	over+kind	NE+NE	by analogy with underkind
overking	᛫ an emperor ᛫ a king of kings ᛫	N	overking	NE
overlay	᛫ to overcome ᛫ to defeat ᛫ to subdue ᛫	V	overleien	ME	PTCP: overlain
overling	᛫ a superior ᛫	N	~	NE
overlink	᛫ a hyperlink ᛫	N	yond+link	NE+NE
overlive	᛫ to survive ( as in "to outlive" ) ᛫	V	~	NE
overlook	᛫ a viewpoint ( especially from above ) ᛫ to supervise ᛫	V	~	NE
overlord	᛫ a lord paramount ᛫ an absolute and supreme authority ᛫	N	~	NE
overly	᛫ excessively ᛫	ADV	~	NE
overman	᛫ a man in authority over others ᛫ an Übermensch ᛫	N	~	NE
overmood	᛫ overconfidence ᛫ pride ᛫ hubris ᛫	N	ofermod	OE
overmoodly	᛫ proudly ᛫ arrogantly ᛫ presumptuously ᛫	ADV	ofermōdiglīce	OE
overmoody	᛫ proud ᛫ arrogant ᛫	ADJ	ofermōdig	OE
overmorrow	᛫ the day after tomorrow ᛫ on the day after tomorrow ᛫	N᛬ADV	~	NE
overnim	᛫ to take by violence ᛫ violate ᛫ take away ᛫ carry off ᛫ overtake ᛫	V	oferniman	OE	PST: overnome
override	᛫ to annul ᛫	V	oferrīdan	OE
oversee	᛫ to administer ᛫ to supervise ᛫	V	~	NE
overseer	᛫ a supervisor ( especially of workers ) ᛫	N	~	NE
overset	᛫ to assail ᛫ to vanquish in battle ᛫ to prevail over ᛫ to oppress ᛫ to tyrannize ᛫	V	oversetten	ME
oversight	᛫ an unintentional mistake ᛫ the action of overseeing something ᛫	N	~	NE
oversit	᛫ to neglect ᛫ to omit ᛫ to pass over ᛫	V	oversitten	ME
overspeak	᛫ to speak too much ᛫ to overstate ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	V	~	NE
overspeech	᛫ excessive language ᛫ loquacity ᛫ exaggeration ᛫	N	ofersprǣc	OE
overstep	᛫ to wrongly or illegally exceed a limit ᛫	V	~	NE
oversty	᛫ to surmount ᛫ to surpass ᛫ to transcend ᛫ to surpass ᛫	V	oferstīgan	OE
overtake	᛫ to pass a slower object ᛫ to become greater than something else ᛫ to occur unexpectedly ᛫	V	~	NE
overtale	᛫ an odd number ᛫	N	ofertæl	OE	DUBIOUS ENTRY
overthrow	᛫ to depose ᛫	V	~	NE
overtread	᛫ to trespass ᛫ to interlope ᛫	V	~	NE
overtreader	᛫ a trespasser ᛫ an interloper ᛫	N	~	NE
overwalt	᛫ overturn ᛫	V	overwalten	ME
overween	᛫ to presume ᛫ to be over confident ᛫	V	overwēnen	ME
overwhelm	᛫ to inundate ᛫ to have a strong emotional effect on ᛫ to defeat completely ᛫ to overpower ᛫	V	~	NE
overwin	᛫ to conquer ᛫ to subdue ᛫ to overcome ᛫	V	overwin&oferwinnan	NE&OE	PST&PTCP: overwon
overwrit	᛫ an epistle ᛫	N	oferwrit	OE
overwrought	᛫ anxious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ovest	᛫ speed ᛫ haste ᛫	N	ōfost	OE	-est also shows up in earnest
ovestly	᛫ hastily ᛫ speedily ᛫	ADV	ōfostlīce	OE
ovet	᛫ a fruit ᛫ a legume ᛫ a pulse ( a kind of legume ) ᛫	N	ovet	ME
owhere	᛫ anywhere ᛫	ADV	ōwhēr	ME	rhyme: nowhere
owhither	᛫ to any place ᛫ anywhither ᛫	ADV	ōwhider	ME
owing to	᛫ on account of ᛫ because of ᛫	PREP	~	NE
ownname	᛫ a proper noun ᛫	N	agen nama	OE	nomen proprium ᛣ
ownspeech	᛫ an idiom ᛫ a peculiarity of a language ᛫	N	āgensprǣc	OE	a glossary word
oxter	᛫ armpit ᛫	N	~	NE
oxtongue ⟨ oxtung ⟩	᛫ a Picris plant ᛫	N	~	NE
oxtongue swamb ⟨ oxtung ⟩	᛫ a Fistulina hepatica plant ᛫	N	~	NE
pack	᛫ a package ᛫ a multitude ᛫ a collective ᛫	N	~	NE
packstightler	᛫ a package manager ᛫	N	pack+stightle+er	NE+ME+NE	package manager ᛣ
Pakistan	᛫ Pakistan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Pakland
Palau ⟨ Palue ⟩	᛫ Palau ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Palestine	᛫ Palestine ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Panama	᛫ Panama ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
panhandler	᛫ a beggar ᛫	N	~	NE
Papua New Guinea ⟨Ginny⟩	᛫ Papua New Guinea ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Paraguay ⟨ Paragway ⟩	᛫ Paraguay ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
parrock	᛫ a small field ᛫ a small enclosure ᛫	N	~	NE	"Park" is a kindred word which came from French
pat	᛫ apt ᛫ contrived ᛫ trite ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
peach	᛫ to deceive ᛫	V	pǣcan	OE
pease	᛫ a pea ᛫	N	pēse{pease pudding}	MEᚠIᚠH	this word is optional, the mistaken "pea" is fine too
pen	᛫ a small enclosure ( especially for domestic animals ) ᛬ to put in a pen ᛫	N᛬V	~[penn]	NE
penniless	᛫ penurious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
pennywharver	᛫ a money-changer ᛫	N	peninghwirfere	OE
Perse	᛫ a Persian ᛫	PN	Perse{Persēas}	OE
Perseland	᛫ Iran ᛫ Persia ᛫	PN	Perselone	ME
Persish	᛫ Persian ᛫	PADJ	Persisc	OE	or: Persh (shortened)
persock	᛫ a peach ᛫	N	persoc[persica][μῆλον περσικόν]	OEᚠIᚠH	"peach" is a cognate
Peru ⟨ Peroo ⟩	᛫ Peru ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
petersilly	᛫ parsley ᛫	N	petersilige	OEᚠI
pickthank	᛫ a sycophant ( especially a talebearing one ) ᛬ sycophantic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
Pight	᛫ a Pict ᛫	PN	peohtas	OE
pind	᛫ to enclose ᛫ to pen ᛫ to impound ᛫ to cage ᛫ to imprison ᛫ to confine ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to limit ᛫	V	pī̆nden	ME
pine	᛫ to suffer a mental and physical decline especially because of a broken heart ᛫ to miss or long for ᛫	V	~	NE
pinenut	᛫ a pinecone ᛫	N	pīnnote[pīnhnutu]	ME
pinfold	᛫ a pound for stray animals ᛫	N	~	NE	or: penfold?
pintle	᛫ a penis ᛫	N	~	NE
pitch	᛫ a tone ( of sound ) ᛫	N᛬V	~[pich]	NEᚠMEᚠ?	kin: prick?; pike?
pitchladder	᛫ a musical scale ᛫	N	pitch+ladder	NE+NE	Tonleiter ᛣ, toonladder ᛣ
pith	᛫ the essence of something ᛫ a core ᛫ a gist ᛫	N	~	NE
pithy	᛫ concise and meaningful ᛫ core ᛫ central ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
pitted	᛫ having a surface marked by pits ᛫ pockmarked ᛫ alveolate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
plaily	᛫ ludic ᛫ theatrical ᛫	ADJ	pleglīc	OE
plash	᛫ a pool of standing water ᛫ a marshy place ᛫ a shallow pond ᛫	N	~[plæsc]	NE	kin: splash?
playel	᛫ playful ᛫ sportive ᛫ jocose ᛫	ADJ	plegol	OE
playhouse ⟨ playhuse ⟩	᛫ a theatre ᛫ a theater ᛫ a toy house for children to play in ᛫	N	~[pleghūs]	NE
playman	᛫ an actor ᛫	N	plegmann	OE
playman	᛫ a player ᛫ an athlete ᛫ a wrestler ᛫ a gymnast ᛫	N	plegmann	OE
playstow	᛫ a gymnasium ᛫ a gym ᛫	N	plegstōw	OE
plaything	᛫ a toy ᛫	N	plaything	NE
playwright	᛫ a dramatist ᛫	N	~	NE
plee	᛫ danger ᛫ peril ᛫ risk ᛬ to endanger ᛫ to risk ᛫	N	pleoh&pleon	OE&OE
pleely	᛫ dangerous ᛫ perilous ᛫ hazardous ᛫	ADJ	plēolīc	OE
plight	᛫ risk ᛫ peril ᛫ hardship ᛫ responsibility ᛫ culpability ᛫	N᛬V	plight&pliht	NE&OE	we have other words for "pledge"
plitch	᛫ to pull ᛫ to pluck ᛫	V	plicchen	ME
plodder	᛫ a robot ᛫	N	~	NE
plot	᛫ a scheme ᛫ a plan ᛫ a graphic representation ( such as a chart ) ᛫ the course of a story ᛬ to scheme ᛫ to plan ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
pluck	᛫ bird guts ᛫ guts ( as in courage nerve or persistence ) ᛫	N	~	NE
pluckharp	᛫ a harpsichord ᛫	N	pluck+harp	NE+NE	by analogy to strikeharp
plucky	᛫ gutsy ᛫ spunky ᛫ feisty ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
poad	᛫ a coat ᛫	N	pād	OE
pock	᛫ a pus-filled swelling ᛫ a pit especially one formed as a scar ᛬ to scar with pits ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
pockmark	᛫ mark or scar in skin caused by a pock ᛫ crater in seafloor caused by erupting gas or liquid ᛫	N	~	NE
pockmarked	᛫ having pockmarks ᛫ pitted or scarred with holes ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
pod	᛫ a seed case for legumes ᛫ a small vehicle ᛫ a pouch ᛬ to bear pods ᛫ to swell or fill ᛫	N᛬V	~[pād]?	NE
Poland	᛫ Poland ᛫	PN	~	NE
poll	᛫ a survey of opinions ᛬ to conduct a survey of opinions ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠNL?
popedom	᛫ a papacy ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(H+E)
popinjay	᛫ a parrot ᛫	N	~	NEᚠMEᚠMFᚠO	an earlier, medieval name for parrot
popsaw	᛫ a chainsaw ᛫	N	~	NE	found in some dialects
pore	᛫ to gaze intently ᛫ to read or study attentively ᛫ to think intently ᛫ to ponder ᛫	V	~[pouren]	NE	kin: spyrian?
Portingale	᛫ Portugal ᛫	PN	Portingāle	MEᚠI
pote	᛫ to poke ᛫ to push ᛫ to thrust ᛫	V	~	NE
potsherd	᛫ a broken piece of ceramic material ( especially one found on an archaeological site ) ᛫	N	~	NE
pough	᛫ a pouch ᛫ a poke ᛫ a sack ᛫	N	poughe[pohha]	ME
poughbear	᛫ a koala ᛫	N	poughe+bear	ME+NE	use not recommended (see note)
poughbrock	᛫ a bandicoot ᛫	N	poughe+brock	ME+NE	use not recommended (see note)
poughdeer	᛫ a marsupial ᛫	N	poughe+deer	ME+NE	Beuteltiere ᛣ
poughmarth	᛫ a quoll ᛫	N	poughe+mearþ	ME+OE	use not recommended (see note)
poughrat	᛫ an opossum ᛫	N	poughe+rat	ME+NE	use not recommended (see note)
poughshuck	᛫ a tasmanian devil ᛫	N	poughe+shuck	ME+NE	Beutelteufel ᛣ
poughwolf	᛫ a thylacine ᛫ a tasmanian tiger ᛫ a tasmanian wolf ᛫	N	poughe+wolf	ME+NE	use not recommended (see note)
pox	᛫ a disease with purulent skin eruptions ᛫ Syphilis ᛫ a curse ( figuratively ) ᛬ to infect with pox or Syphilis ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	plural of "pock"
prat	᛫ a prank ᛫ a cunning or mischievous trick ᛬ to prank ᛫ to trick ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
preestshire	᛫ a parish ᛫	N	prēostscīr	OEᚠH+E
preke	᛫ an octopus ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ?
pretty	᛫ attractive ᛫ appealing ᛫ clever ᛫ tricky ᛬ quite ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE	originally meant "pratty", "tricky/clever"
pretty much	᛫ basically ᛫	ADV	~	NE
pretty up	᛫ to beautify ᛫	V	~	NE
prickle	᛫ an instrument for pricking or puncturing ᛫ a pricket ᛫ a spike ᛫ a barb ᛫	N	prikel[pricels]	ME
prod	᛫ to probe ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
puck	᛫ a mischievous spirit ᛫ an imp ᛫ a goblin ᛫ a hobgoblin ᛫ a fairy ᛫ a sprite ᛫ a gnome ᛫ a brownie ᛫ a kobold ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: púki (Icelandic)
puckish	᛫ mischievous ᛫ demonic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Puerto Rico	᛫ Puerto Rico ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
Punick	᛫ a Carthaginian ᛫	PN	Pūnice{φοῖνιξ}	OE	SEE NOTE
purse	᛫ a money bag ᛫ a fiscus ( whence comes " fiscal " ) ᛫	N	purse&purs	ME&OE
pursy	᛫ fiscal ᛫	ADJ	purse+y	NE+NE
put	᛫ to emplace ᛫ to place ᛫	V	~	NE
putdown ⟨ putdune ⟩	᛫ a demeaning remark ᛬ to demean ᛫ to put money towards ᛫ to euthanize ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
putsch	᛫ a coup d'état ᛫	N	~	NEᚠHG
Qatar ⟨ Cattar ⟩	᛫ Qatar ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
quale ⟨ cwale ⟩	᛫ death ᛫ a quelling ᛫ a plague ᛫	N	quāl	ME	kin: quell
qualm ⟨ cwalm ⟩	᛫ a scruple ᛫	N	qualm[cwealm]	NE
qualmish ⟨ cwalmish ⟩	᛫ nauseated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
qualmstow ⟨ cwalmstow ⟩	᛫ an execution-place ᛫	N	cwealmstow	OE
quartern ⟨ cwartern ⟩	᛫ a prison ᛫ a gaol ᛫ a jail ᛫ a cell ᛫	N	quartern[cweartern]	ME
quarternward ⟨ cwarternward ⟩	᛫ a gaoler ᛫ a jailor ᛫ a prison warder ᛫	N	cwearternweard	OE
quead ⟨ cwead ⟩	᛫ evil ᛫ wickedness ᛬ evil ᛫ wicked ᛫	N᛬ADJ	quede	ME
quean ⟨ cwean ⟩	᛫ a woman ᛫ a disreputable woman ᛫ a prostitute ᛫	N	~	NE
queath ⟨ cweath ⟩	᛫ to comment ᛫ to declare ᛫ to say ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: queathen / cweaþen
queddle ⟨ cweddle ⟩	᛫ talkative ᛫	ADJ	cwedol	OE
quell ⟨ cwell ⟩	᛫ to kill ᛫ to snuff out ᛫ to put down ᛫	V	~	NE
queller ⟨ cweller ⟩	᛫ a killer ᛫ an exterminator ᛫	N	~	NE
queme ⟨ cweme ⟩	᛫ pleasure ᛫ satisfaction ᛬ to please ᛫ to satisfy ᛫ to gratify ᛬ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫ comfortable ᛫	V᛬ADJ	queme&quēm&quemen	NE&ME&ME
quemeful ⟨ cwemeful ⟩	᛫ pleasing ᛫ satisfying ᛫ agreeable ᛫	ADJ	quēmful	ME
quench ⟨ cwench ⟩	᛫ to overcome ᛫ to subdue ᛫ to destroy ᛫ to relieve ᛫ to extinguish ᛫ to satisfy ᛫	V	quench&aquenchen	NE&ME
quenchcoal ⟨ cwenchcoal ⟩	᛫ a person or thing that undermines zeal ( especially with respect to religion ) ᛫	N	~	NE
quern ⟨ cwern ⟩	᛫ a hand mill for grinding grain ( typically consisting of two circular stones ) ᛫	N	~	NE
quetch ⟨ cwetch ⟩	᛫ to shake ᛫ to twitch ᛫ to flinch ᛫ to vibrate ᛫	V	quetch&quecchen	NE&ME
quick ⟨ cwick ⟩	᛫ conscious ᛫ alive ᛫ rapid ᛫ fast ᛫	ADJ	quick&cwic	NE&OE
quickbeam ⟨ cwickbeam ⟩	᛫ the Genus Sorbus tree ( mountain ash ) ᛫	N	~	NE
quickberry ⟨ cwickberry ⟩	᛫ a juniper berry ᛫	N	cuicbēam+berry	OE+NE
quicken ⟨ cwicken ⟩	᛫ to stimulate ᛫ to give or restore life to ᛫ to animate ᛫ to speed up ᛫	V	~	NE
quickfee ⟨ cwickfee ⟩	᛫ living property ᛫ living wealth ᛫ cattle ᛫	N	cwicfeoh	OE
quicklime ⟨ cwicklime ⟩	᛫ calcium oxide ᛫	N	~	NE
quickness ⟨ cwickness ⟩	᛫ consciousness ᛫ rapidity ᛫	N	quick+ness	NE+NE
quicksilver ⟨ cwicksilver ⟩	᛫ mercury ( the metal ) ᛫	N	quicksilver	NE
quid ⟨ cwid ⟩	᛫ a sentence ᛫ a statement ᛫ a term ( as in a saying ) ᛬ to utter ᛫ to state ᛫	N᛬V	quide[cwide]&quidden	ME&ME
quild ⟨ cwild ⟩	᛫ a plague ᛫ a pestilence ᛫ a murrain ᛫	N	cwyld/cwild	OE
quillpig ⟨ cwillpig ⟩	᛫ a porcupine ᛫	N	quill pig	NE
quirk ⟨ cwirk ⟩	᛫ an idiosyncrasy ᛫	N	quirk	NEᚠ?
quitch ⟨ cwitch ⟩	᛫ a Elymus repens plant ( quack grass ) ᛫	N	quitch	ME
quith ⟨ cwith ⟩	᛫ a womb ᛫ a matrix ᛫	N	cwiþ	OE
quithe ⟨ cwithe ⟩	᛫ to mourn ᛫ to lament ᛫ to deplore ( as in bewail ) ᛫	V	cwīþan	OE
quone ⟨ cwone ⟩	᛫ to mourn ᛫ to lament ᛫ to deplore ( as in bewail ) ᛫	V	cwānian	OE
quotha ⟨ cwotha ⟩	᛫ ( used to express surprise or contempt ) ᛫	INT	quotha	NE	equal to "quoth he"
rach	᛫ a dog that hunts by scent ᛫	N	racch	ME
rack	᛫ a parrel ᛫ a parrel-rope ᛫ a rope for fastening the middle of a yard to the mast ᛫	N	rak	ME
rack	᛫ a mass of high thick fast-moving clouds ᛫	N	~[racu?]	NE
rail	᛫ a garment ᛫ raiment ᛫ an outfit ᛫ clothing ᛫ a cloth ᛫ a rag ᛫	N	rail[hrægl/hrægel]	ME
rain	᛫ arch- ᛫ highest- ᛫	PREFIX	regn	OE
rain	᛫ to prepare ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to regulate ᛫	V	regnian	OE
rainbowgleam	᛫ iridescence ᛫	N	rainbow+gleam	NE+NE
Rainsbury	᛫ Regnesburg ᛫	N	Regnesburh	OE	DUBIOUS ENTRY
rainwold	᛫ a rainforest ᛫	N	rain+wold	NE+ME	or: rainwood, rain woodland, rainy woodland
rake	᛫ a narrative ᛫ an account ᛫ an exposition ᛫ a treatise ᛫	N	race&racu	ME&OE
rake	᛫ to proceed ᛫ to direct ᛫ to take a course ᛫	V	rake&racian	NE&OE
raked	᛫ a palace ᛫	N	ræced	OE
rakedly	᛫ palatine ᛫ palatial ᛫ pertaining to a palace ᛫	ADJ	ræcedlic	OE
rakehell	᛫ a fashionable or wealthy man of immoral or promiscuous habits ᛫ a libertine ᛫	N	~	NE
rakehelly	᛫ libertine ᛫	ADJ	rakehell+y	NE+NE
rakeshame	᛫ a disreputable or dissolute person ᛫ a rogue ᛫	N	~	NE
ram	᛫ a cramp ᛫ a spasm ᛫	N	hramma	OE	kin: hrammr (Icelandic)
ram	᛫ a male sheep ᛫	N	~	NE	opposite of: ewe
Ram	᛫ Aries ᛫	PN	Ramm	OE
ran	᛫ a whale ᛫	N	hran	OE	or: ron (from alternative hron)
rand	᛫ a strip or border of land ᛫ a strip of meat ᛫	N	rand	ME
rank	᛫ overgrown ᛫ smelly ᛫ virulent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ranroad	᛫ the sea or ocean ( poetic ) ᛫	N	hranrād	OE
rare	᛫ lightly cooked ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
raring	᛫ eager ᛫ keen ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rasen	᛫ a beam used to support the timbers of a roof ᛫ a wall plate ᛫ a raising plate ᛫	N	rēsen	ME
rash	᛫ overly hasty ᛫ headstrong ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rathe	᛫ eager ᛫ prompt ᛫ rash ᛫ early ᛫ too early ᛫	ADJ	rathe&rāthe&hræþ	NE&ME&OE
ratheripe	᛫ precocious ᛫ rareripe ᛫	ADJ	rathe-ripe	NE
rathest	᛫ soonest ᛫ earliest ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ratsbane	᛫ rat poison ᛫	N	~	NE
raw	᛫ carrion ᛬ uncooked ᛫ default ᛫ unmodified ᛫	N᛬ADJ	raw&hreaw	NE&OE
ray	᛫ a wild she-goat ᛫	N	rǣge	OE
read	᛫ a lesson ᛫ a reading ᛬ to interpret ᛫	N᛬V	read&rǣdan&rǣde	NE&OE&OE
reading	᛫ an interpretation ᛫ interpretation itself ᛫ a lesson ᛫	N	reading&rǣding	NE&OE
readingbook	᛫ a lesson book ᛫ a lectionary ᛫	N	rǣdingbōc	OE
ream	᛫ cream ᛫ a film or skin on the surface of milk ᛫ consecrated oil ᛫ oil ᛬ to cream forth ᛫	N᛬V	ream&rēme[rēam]	NE&OE
ream	᛫ to expand ( especially a hole ) ᛫	V	~[rȳman]	NE
reap	᛫ to gather a crop ᛫ to harvest ᛫ to receive something as a consequence ᛫	V	~	NE
rear	᛫ to raise ᛫ to erect something ᛫ to establish ᛫ to levy ᛫ to breed animals ᛫ to raise a child ᛫	V	rear&arẹ̄ren	NE&ME	kin: hræra (Icelandic)
reard	᛫ a voice ( whether human or animal ) ᛫ a loud vocal outburst ᛫ a cry ᛫ a roar ᛫	N	rerd/reard&rērd/rearde[reord]	NE&ME
reardbearer	᛫ a bearer of speech or voice ᛫ a person ᛫	N	reordberend	OE
rearded	᛫ voiced ( spoken with vibration of the vocal chords ) ᛫	ADJ	rērd+ed	ME+NE	voiced ᛣ
rease	᛫ a rush ᛫ a rash action ᛫ a race (contest of speed) ᚹ ᛬ to rush ᛫ to race ᛫	N	rēs[rǣs]	ME	"race" is Norse
rease	᛫ deliberation ᛫	N	rǣs	OE
reasow	᛫ to suspect ᛫ to suppose ᛫	V	rǣswan	OE
reasower	᛫ a counsellor ᛫ a chief ᛫ one who thinks for the public ᛫	N	rǣswa	OE
reasowing	᛫ supposition ᛫ conjecture ᛫	N	rǣswung	OE
reat	᛫ to lament or to wail in grief ᛫	V	rēotan	OE
reave	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to rob ᛫ to pillage ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: reft
reaver	᛫ a robber ᛫	N	~	NE
reck	᛫ to heed ᛫ to consider ᛫ to be concerned with ᛫	V	~[recchen][reccan]	NE	PTCP: rought
reckful	᛫ cautious ᛫ full of attention ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
recking	᛫ concern ᛫ caution ᛫	N	reck+ing	NE+NE
reckless	᛫ incautious ᛫ lacking attention ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
reckon	᛫ to calculate ᛫ to suppose ᛫ to enumerate ᛫	V	~[rekenen][recenian]	NE
reckoncost	᛫ a calculation method ᛫ an algorithm ᛫	N	reckon+cost	NE+MEᚠN	Rechenverfahren ᛣ
reckoncraft	᛫ computer science ᛫ informatics ᛫ the art of computation ᛫	N	reckon+craft	NE+NE
reckoner	᛫ a computer ᛫	N	reckon+er	NE+NE
reckoning	᛫ a supposition ᛫ a calculation ᛫ an estimation ᛫ an account ( such as a bank account ) ᛫	N	reckoning&rekening	NE&ME
red	᛫ ( forms nouns showing a condition or a state ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~['-rēden/-rēden][-rǣden]	NE	found in: hatred; kindred
red	᛫ a communist ᛫ a socialist ᛬ communistic ᛫ socialistic ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
redback	᛫ a yuan ᛫	N	~	NE
redd	᛫ to save ᛫ to rescue ᛫ to free from something unpleasant such as embarrassment ᛫	V	redden[hreddan]	ME
rede	᛫ advice ᛫ counsel ᛫ a recommendation ᛫ a plan ᛬ to advise ᛫ to counsel ᛫ to consult ᛫ to recommend ᛫ to plan ᛫	N᛬V	rede&rēd	NE&ME
redebaner	᛫ one who advises murder but does not commit it ᛫	N	rǣdbana	OE
redeful	᛫ wise ᛫ prudent ᛫ providing good counsel ᛫	ADJ	rēdful	ME
redely	᛫ advisable ᛫	ADJ	rǣdlīc	OE
redely	᛫ promptly ᛫ expeditiously ᛫ vigorously ᛫ surely ᛫ certainly ᛫ explicitly ᛫	ADV	rēdelī[rǣdlīce]	ME
redesman	᛫ an adviser ᛫ a counsellor ᛫	N	rēdesman[rǣdesmann]	ME
redeyift	᛫ a senate ᛫ a consulate ᛫	N	rǽdgift	OE	or: redegift (Norse influenced)
redflag	᛫ an indication that something's wrong ᛫	N	~	NE
redstart	᛫ a Phoenicurus bird ( and other kinds of birds too ) ᛫	N	~	NE
reef	᛫ robbery ᛫	N	~	NE	or: reef; reif (Scottish)
reef	᛫ to roof ᛫ to cover ᛫	V	gehrēfan	OE	kin: roof
reek	᛫ vapour ᛫ a strong bad smell ᛫	N	~[rēc]	NE
reekle	᛫ incense ᛬ to cense with incense ᛫	N᛬V	rēkels&rēcelsian	ME&OE
reeklebuke	᛫ a bulging vessel for holding incense ᛫	N	rēcelsbūc	OE
reeklevat	᛫ a censer ( an ornamental container for burning incense ) ᛫	N	rēcelsfæt	OE
reel	᛫ a kind of spool ᛫ a spool machine ᛫ a kind of dance ᛫ a dance ᛬ to wind on a reel ᛫ to dance ᛫	N᛬V	~[rēol]	NE
reet	᛫ to cheer ᛫ to gladden ᛫ to comfort ᛫	V	rētan	OE	kin: rōt
reeth	᛫ triumph ᛫	N	hrēþ	OE
reethy	᛫ triumphant ᛫ exultant ᛫	ADJ	hrēþig	OE
reeve	᛫ a bailiff ᛫	N	~	NE
reeveship	᛫ a bailiffship ᛫	N	~	NE
reeze	᛫ to tremble ᛫ to tremble with rage ᛫ to shudder ᛫ to quake ᛫ to shake ᛫ to rattle ᛫ to clatter ᛫	V	rēsen	ME
reigh	᛫ a Batoidea fish ( rays ) ᛫	N	reihe[reohhe]	ME
rein	᛫ a reindeer ᛫	N	rān	ME
Reindeer Mere	᛫ Reindeer Lake ᛫	PN	reindeer+mere	NEᚠN+NE	or: Roan Mere
reise	᛫ a journey ᛫ a military expedition ᛫	N	reis	MEᚠNL
rem	᛫ to hinder ᛫ to block progress ᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to cumber ᛫	V	hremman	OE
remming	᛫ a hindrance ᛫ an obstacle ᛫ an obstruction ᛫	N	hremming	OE
ren	᛫ to coagulate ᛫	V	gerennan	OE	kin: run
rend	᛫ to tear into pieces ᛫ to wrench something violently ᛫ to cause great emotional pain to ᛫	V	~	NE
rennet	᛫ a cheeselib ( an enzyme used in making cheese ) ᛫	N	~	NE
reremuse	᛫ a bat ( as in the animal ) ᛫	N	~[rẹ̄remǒus][hrēremūs]	NE	"bat" is Norse
rest	᛫ relief from exertion ᛫ sleep ᛫ inactivity ᛬ to take relief from exertion ᛫ to sleep ᛫ to become inactive ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
rest on	᛫ to depend on ᛫	V	~	NE
Restday	᛫ the Hebrew Sabbath ᛫ ( by extension ) Saturday ᛫	N	restendæg	OE	see Suneve
retch	᛫ to vomit ᛫ to puke ᛫	V	~	NE
rethe	᛫ fierce ᛫ cruel ᛫ wild ᛫ savage ᛫	ADJ	rēþe	ME
retheness	᛫ ferociousness ᛫ ruthlessness ᛫ mercilessness ᛫ cruelness ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rib	᛫ a joke ᛫	N	~[rib-tickle]	NE
ric	᛫ ( shows a jurisdiction dominion or rule over something ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NEᚠC
rice ⟨ rise ⟩	᛫ a twig ᛫ a stick ᛫ a bobbin ᛫ a spool ᛫	N	~[hrīs]	NE
rich	᛫ a dominion ᛫ a political entity ᛫ an empire ᛫ a state ᛫ a country ᛫ a nation ᛬ potent ᛫ powerful ᛫ wealthy ᛫	N᛬ADJ	rich&rīche[rīce/ᚱᛁᛁᚳᚾᚫ]	NEᚠC&MEᚠC	or: rike (northern variant)
richen	᛫ a female magnate ᛫	N	rīcen	OE
richer	᛫ a magnate ᛫	N	rīca	OE
rick	᛫ a stack ᛫ a stook ᛫	N	~	NE
rid	᛫ to remove ᛫ to clear ᛫	V	~	NE
ridding	᛫ a removal ᛫	N	~	NE
riddle	᛫ a coarse sieve ᛬ to screen ᛫ to permeate ᛫ to fill with holes ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
ridehere	᛫ a troop of cavalry ᛫	N	rídehere	OE
ridge	᛫ a ridge ᛫ the back of a creature ᛫ ᛫	N	~[hrycg]	NE
ridgebone	᛫ a backbone ᛫ a spine ᛫ a vertebra ᛫	N	~[riggebōn]	NE
ridgedeer	᛫ a vertebrate ᛫	N	ridge+deer	NE+NE	inspired by "hryggdýr"
rife	᛫ common ᛫ widespread ᛫ abounding ᛫ plentiful ᛫ frequent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
riff	᛫ a uterus ᛫ a belly ᛫	N	hrif	OE	kin: midriff
rifle	᛫ a long gun with a rifled barrel ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL
rift	᛫ a laena ᛫ cloak ᛫	N	rift	ME
righ	᛫ fierce ᛫ savage ᛫ rough ᛫ furious ᛫ frenzied ᛫ stormy ᛫ tempestuous ᛫	ADJ	rēh&hrēoh	ME&OE
right	᛫ just ᛫ correct ᛬ just ᛫ correctly ᛫ exactly ᛫ precisely ᛫ immediately thereupon ᛫ very ᚾ ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	right&right	NE&ME
right ago	᛫ just now ᛫	ADV	right+ago	NE+NE
righten	᛫ to rectify ᛫	V	~	NE
rightframed	᛫ rightly constituted ᛫ orthodox ᛫	ADJ	rihtgefremed	OE
rightful	᛫ having a legitimate right to something ᛫ legitimately claimed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rightfully	᛫ legitimately ᛫	ADV	~	NE
rightlaw	᛫ just law ᛫ equity ᛫	N	rihtlaga	OE
rightledge	᛫ to correct ᛫ to rectify ᛫	V	rightlechen	ME
rightly	᛫ correctly ᛫ justifiably ᛫	ADV	~	NE
rightminded	᛫ sane ᛫ decent ᛫ morally upright ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rightwise	᛫ sanctimonious ᛫ moral ᛫ righteous ᛫ just ᛫ clockwise ᛫	ADJ	righteous	NE
rightwiseness	᛫ righteousness ᛫ justice ᛫	N	rihtwīsness	OE
rightwising	᛫ justification ᛫	N	gerihtwīsung	OE
rim	᛫ a border ᛫	N	rim&rima	NE&OE
rime	᛫ ice formed by the rapid freezing of cold water droplets of fog onto a cold surface ᛫	N	~	NE
rime	᛫ a number ᛬ to number ᛫ to count ᛫	N᛬V	rime&rimen	ME&ME
rime	᛫ to clear ᛫ to clear up ᛫ to clear away ᛫ to make room ᛫ to die ᛫ to depart ᛫	V	rīmen[rȳman/rīman]	ME
rimebook	᛫ a calendar ᛫	N	gerīmbōc	OE
rimecraft	᛫ arithmetic ᛫ mathematics ᛫ maths ᛫ math ᛫	N	rimcræft	OE
rimekeeping	᛫ accounting ᛫	N	rime+keep+ing	ME+NE+NE
rimer	᛫ a computer ᛫ a counter ᛫ a calculator ᛫	N	rimere	OE
rimple	᛫ to crease ᛫	V	~	NE
rimth	᛫ an extent ᛫ a space ᛫ a space of time ᛫	N	rimth[rȳmþ]	ME
rind	᛫ crust ᛫ bark ᛬ to remove the rind from ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
Rine	᛫ the Rhine river ᛫	N	Rīne	ME
rine	᛫ a watercourse or ditch ᛫	N	~	NE
rine	᛫ a touch ᛫ an effect ᛬ to touch ᛫ to affect ᛫	N᛬V	rīnen[hrīnan]	ME
rinendly	᛫ touchable ᛫ tangible ᛫ physical ᛫	ADJ	rinen+endlic	ME+OE
ring	᛫ a circle ᛫ a clique ᛫ a cabal ᛫	N	~	NE
ringleader	᛫ the leader of a clique or a cabal ᛫	N	~	NE
ringwidth	᛫ a diameter ᛫	N	ring+width	NE+NE+NE+NE
rink	᛫ a man ( especially a heroic one ) ᛫	N	~	NE
rinnel	᛫ a courier ᛫ a runner ᛫	N	rynel/renel	NE
ripe	᛫ mature ᛫ ready for use ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
rise	᛫ a raise ( in the sense of increase in salary ) ᛫	N	~	NE
rise	᛫ an upward movement ᛫ an increase ᛬ to go up ᛫ to ascend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
rissle	᛫ soft fat ᛫ suet ᛫ axungia ᛫	N	rysel	OE
rith	᛫ a mastiff ᛫ a bloodhound ᛫ a large dog ᛫	N	ryþþa	OE
rithe	᛫ a small stream ᛫	N	~[riþ]	NE
rive	᛫ to explode ᛫ to split up ᛫ to cleave ᛫	V	~	NE
rix	᛫ to rule ᛫ to reign ᛫ to govern ᛫	V	rixan{gerec?}	MEᚠC
rizzle	᛫ grease ᛫	N	risel[rysel]	ME
road	᛫ an arterial ᛫ a passage ᛫ an avenue ᛫ an expressway ᛫	N	~	NE
roadness	᛫ rhoticity ᛫	N	road+ness	NE+NE	rho (Ρ) calqued as road (ᚱ)
roan	᛫ a reindeer ᛫	N	hrán	OE
rochet	᛫ to eructate ᛫	V	rocettan	OE
rodden	᛫ adorned ᛫	ADJ	geroden	OE	past participle of unattested Old English verb
rodder	᛫ astro- ᛫ cosmo- ᛫	PREFIX	rodor	OE
rodder	᛫ the firmament ᛫ outer space ᛫ aether ᛫	N	rodor	OE	literally meant "wheel"?
roddercraft	᛫ a spacecraft ᛫ a spaceship ᛫	N	rodor+craft	OE+NE
rodderfarer	᛫ an astronaut ᛫ a cosmonaut ᛫	N	rodder+farer	OE+NE
rodderling	᛫ a space alien ᛫	N	rodor+ling	OE+NE
rodderlore	᛫ astronomy ( the scientific field dealing with celestial objects and space ) ᛫	N	rodder+lore	OE+NE
rodderly	᛫ celestial ᛫	ADJ	rodorlic	OE
rode	᛫ a condition ( as in a precondition ) ᛫ a provision ( as in a stipulation ) ᛫ a reason ᛫ rationality ᛫	N	rōde&gerād	ME&OE
roke	᛫ expectoration ᛫ spittle ᛫ matter brought up when clearing the throat ᛫	N	rōkinge&hrāca	ME&OE
Romandy	᛫ the French-speaking part of Switzerland ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Romania	᛫ Romania ᛫	PN	~{România}	NEᚠI	or: Romany
Ronding	᛫ one of the Reudigni ᛫	PN	Rondingum	OE
Rone	᛫ Rouen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	N	Rọ̄ne	ME
rone	᛫ a rain gutter ᛫ a gutter ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ?
roo	᛫ peace ᛫ stillness ᛫ quietness ᛫ silence ᛫ tranquillity ᛫	N	rō/roo	ME
rood	᛫ a cross ᛫ a crucifix ᛫	N	~	NE
roodfasten	᛫ to crucify ᛫	V	rodfæstnian	OE
roodhang	᛫ a crucifix ᛫ a crucifixion ᛫	N	rōdehengen	ME
roodwye	᛫ a crusade ᛫	N	rood+wye	NE+ME
roof	᛫ vigorous ᛫ strong ᛫ valiant ᛫	ADJ	rof	OE
rook	᛫ a cheat ᛫ a swindler ᛫ a Corvus frugilegus bird ᛫	N	~[hrōc]	NE
Room	᛫ Rome ᛫	N	Rōme/Room[Rōme]	ME
room	᛫ space ᛫ a section of a building ᛫	N	~	NE
room	᛫ soot ᛫	N	hrūm	OE
Roomanish	᛫ Roman ᛫	PADJ	Rōmānisc	OE
Roomer	᛫ a Roman ᛫	N	Rōmwaran	OE
roomet	᛫ extent ᛫ space ᛫ extension ᛫ clearance ᛫	N	rīmet[rȳmet]	ME
roomhearted	᛫ generous ᛫ liberal hearted ᛫	ADJ	rūmheort	OE
roomstead	᛫ a compartment ᛫	N	~	NE
roomth	᛫ capacity ᛫ volume ᛫	N	~	NE
roomtime	᛫ spacetime ᛫	N	room+time	NE+NE
roomy	᛫ spacious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
roomy	᛫ sooty ᛫ dirty ᛫ bedaubed ᛫	ADJ	hrūmig	OE
roop	᛫ a cry ᛬ to cry out ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
roor	᛫ potent ᛫ vigorous ᛫ stirring ᛫	ADJ	rọ̄re&hrōr	ME&OE	rhyme: floor
root	᛫ glad ᛫ cheerful ᛫	ADJ	rōt	OE	kin: rétan
rootfast	᛫ firmly held by the roots ᛫ securely established ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
roother	᛫ comfort ᛬ to comfort ᛫	N᛬V	hrōþor	OE
rop	᛫ a colon ᛫ an intestine ᛫ intestines ᛫ entrails ᛫ guts ᛫ bowels ᛫ small intestines ᛫	N	rop&ropp	ME&OE
rose	᛫ to explore ᛫ to journey ᛫ to adventure ᛫	V	rāsian	OE
roster	᛫ a list of names ᛫ a muster roll ᛫	N	~[NL rooster]	NEᚠNL
rot	᛫ thick fluid ᛫ scum ᛫ mucus ᛫	N	hrot	OE	kin: Rotz (German)
rotgut	᛫ low-quality alcoholic liquor ᛫	N	~	NE
Rothem	᛫ Rouen ( city in Normandy ) ᛫	PN	Roðem	OE	From the Anglo Saxon Chronicle, alternative to Rone
rother	᛫ an ox ᛫ a horned animal ᛫ bovine ᛫	N	~	NE	rhyme: bother
rothhound ⟨ rothhund ⟩	᛫ a mastiff ᛫ a molossus ᛫ a large dog ᛫	N	roþhund	OE
row	᛫ a series ᛫ a line ᛫ a line of words ᛫ succession ᛫	N	row&reue	NE&ME
rower	᛫ a heron ᛫ an egret ᛫	N	hrāgra	OE
rown ⟨ rune ⟩	᛫ a mystery ᛫ a secret ᛫ hidden speech ᛫ a whisper ᛫ a rune ᛬ to whisper ᛫	N᛬V	rown&roun&rūn{gerȳne}	NE&ME&OE	or: roun
rowncraft ⟨ runecraft ⟩	᛫ arcane knowledge or arts ᛫	N	rūncræftige	OE
rowncrafty ⟨ runecrafty ⟩	᛫ learned in arcane knowledge or arts ᛫	ADJ	rūncræftige	OE
rownish⟨ runish ⟩	᛫ runic ᛫	ADJ	rown+ish	NE+NE
rownlore ⟨ runelore ⟩	᛫ runology ᛫	N	rown+lore	NE+NE
rownshat ⟨ runeshat ⟩	᛫ a unit of cryptocurrency ᛫ cryptocurrency ᛫	N	rown+shat	NE+ME
rownstaff ⟨ runestaff ⟩	᛫ a rune ( a runic character ) ᛫	N	rūnstæf	OE
rowny ⟨ runey ⟩	᛫ mystical ᛫ mysterious ᛫	ADJ	rūnlīc	OE
rud	᛫ redness ᛫ blush ᛫ the Tagetes plant ( marigold ) ᛬ to redden ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
ruddle	᛫ red ochre ᛬ to mark with red ochre ᛫ to raddle or twist ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	or: reddle
ruddock	᛫ the Erithacus rubecula bird ᛫	N	~	NE
rue ⟨ rew ⟩	᛫ regret ᛫ remorse ᛬ to regret ᛫ to be penitent ᛫	N᛬V	~[reuen][hrēow]	NE	kin: ruth
ruechary ⟨ rewchary ⟩	᛫ troubled ᛫ anxious ᛫ sorrowful ᛫	ADJ	hrēowcearig	OE
run in	᛫ a disagreement or conflict ( especially with an established authority ) ᛫	N	run-in	NE
runaway	᛫ an estray ᛬ unchecked ᛫ rampant ᛫ fugitive ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
rune ⟨ rune ⟩	᛫ crypto- ᛫	PREFIX	rown	NE
rung	᛫ a foot bar on a ladder ᛫ a level in a hierarchy ᛫ a rank ᛫ degree ᚹ ᛫ grade ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
runnel	᛫ a rivulet ᛫ a rill ᛫ a gutter ᛫	N	runnel	NE
runthrough	᛫ a rehearsal ᛫ a brief outline or summary ᛫	N	runthrough	NE
rus	᛫ the crust or surface of the Earth ᛫ the ground ᛫	N	hruse	OE	kin: crusta (Latin)?
rush	᛫ a Juncus plant ᛫	N	~[risc/rysc]	NE
Russ	᛫ a Russian ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Russland	᛫ Russia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Russy; Muscovy
ruth	᛫ pity ᛫ sympathy ᛫ mercy ᛫ remorse regret ᛫	N	~[reuth]	NE	kin: rue
ruthful	᛫ merciful ᛫ compassionate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ruthless	᛫ remorseless ᛫ cruel ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Rwanda	᛫ Rwanda ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
sackful	᛫ contentious ᛫ quarrelsome ᛫	ADJ	sacfull	OE
sackless	᛫ innocent ᛫ blameless ᛫ guiltless ᛫ free of legal charge ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	kin: sake
sake	᛫ one's behalf ᛫ a lawsuit ᛫ contention ᛫ a lawsuit ᛬ to contend ᛫ to sue ᛫ to brawl ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	PTCP: saken
salework	᛫ goods made for general use ( as opposed to goods made to order ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
sall	᛫ the main hall of a palace castle or mansion ᛫	N	sæl{sale}	OE
sallow	᛫ a pale yellow colour ᛫ a pale brown colour ᛫ a Salix plant ( pussy willow ) ᛫ a Xanthia insect ᛬ sallow in colour ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
salve	᛫ an ointment balm cream or paste used for medicinal reasons ᛫	N	~	NE
sam	᛫ half- ᛫ semi- ᛫	PREFIX	sam	OE
samblind	᛫ half-blind ᛫ dim-sighted ᛫	ADJ	sandblind	NE
samborn	᛫ half-born ᛫ aborted ᛫	ADJ	samboren	OE
sameblooded	᛫ consanguineous ᛫	ADJ	sameblooded	NE
samebloodedness	᛫ consanguinity ᛫	N	samebloodedness	NE
samed	᛫ simultaneously ᛫ together ᛬ together with ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	sā̆mod[samed/samod/somed]	ME
samedsithe	᛫ to accompany ᛫ to travel together ᛫	V	samodsiþian	OE
samedsweyer	᛫ a consonant ᛫	N	samodswegende	OE
sameness	᛫ identicalness ᛫ similarity ᛫	N	~	NE
samewist	᛫ cohabitation ᛫	N	samwist	OE
sammen	᛫ together ᛫	ADV	sammen	ME
sammen	᛫ to assemble ᛫ to coagulate ᛫	V	samnen[samnian/somnian]	ME
sammener	᛫ a collector ᛫ a gatherer ᛫	N	samnere	OE
samming	᛫ an assembly ᛫ a council ᛫	N	samnung	OE
Samoa	᛫ Samoa ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
samsodden	᛫ half-cooked ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
samwaxen	᛫ half grown ᛫	ADJ	sāmweaxen	OE
samwhole	᛫ not whole ᛫ in poor health ᛫	ADJ	samhal	OE
samwise	᛫ half-wise ᛫ foolish ᛫ simple ᛫	ADJ	sāmwīs	OE
samyoung	᛫ an adolescent ᛬ adolescent ᛫	N᛬ADJ	samgeong	OE
San Marino	᛫ San Marino ᛫	PN	~	NE
sandglass	᛫ an hourglass ᛫	N	~	NE
Sardin	᛫ a Sardinian ᛫	PN	Sardinie	OE
sare	᛫ an artifice ᛫ a machination ᛫ a machine ᛫ a device ᛫ an engine ᛬ to act with artifice ᛫ to engineer ᚹ ᛫	N᛬V	searu&searwian	OE&OE
sarecraft	᛫ stratagem ᛫ machination ᛫ engineering ᚹ ᛫	N	searucræft	OE
sarecrafty	᛫ wily ᛫ cunning ᛫	ADJ	searucræftig	OE
saregun	᛫ a machinegun ᛫	N	searu+gun	OE+NEᚠN	machinegun ᛣ
sarely	᛫ ingenious ᛫ artful ᛫	ADJ	searulīc	OE
sareman	᛫ one who makes machines , engines , or machinations ᛫ an engineer ᛫	N	searu+man	OE+NE
sarenet	᛫ a net of guile ᛫ a snare ᛫	N	searunet	OE
sarethank	᛫ a cunning thought device artifice or wile ᛫	N	searuþanc	OE
sarethankle	᛫ cunning ᛫ sagacious ᛫ shrewd ᛫	ADJ	searuþancol	OE
sarewrench	᛫ a crafty trick ᛫	N	searuwrenc	OE
sark	᛫ a shirt ᛫	N	~[serc]	NE
Sarmondish	᛫ Sarmatian language ᛬ Sarmatian ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Sarmondisc	OE
Sarmondland	᛫ Sarmatia ᛫	PN	Sarmondisc+land	OE+NE
sate	᛫ to become sated ᛫ to satisfy ᛫ to satiate ᛫	V	sate&saden&sadian	NE&ME&OE
Saturnight	᛫ the night following Saturday's dusk ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(I+E)
Saudi Araby	᛫ Saudi Arabia ᛫	PN	Saudi+Arabī	NEᚠO+MEᚠO
saught	᛫ reconciliation ᛬ to be reconciled ᛫ to reconcile ᛫ to make peace ᛫	N᛬V	saught&saughten[seaht]	ME&ME
saw	᛫ a narrative ᛫ a saga ᛫ a story ᛫ a saying ᛫ a maxim ᛫ a proverb ᛫ a notion ᚹ ᛫	N	saw&sau[sagu/saga]	NE&ME	see note
sawbones	᛫ a surgeon ᛫	N	~	NE
sawyer	᛫ a person who saws timber for a living ᛫ a lumberjack ᛫	N	~	NE
sax	᛫ a kind of short sword ᛫ a knife ᛫ a cutting tool ᛫	N	sex/sax	ME
Sax	᛫ a Saxon ᛫	PN	Seaxe	OE	PL: Saxes; Saxen (older form)
Saxish	᛫ Saxon language ᛬ of the Saxons ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~[Seaxisc]	ME
scalp	᛫ a crown ( the top of a head ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
scathe	᛫ to injure ᛫	V	~	NE	see: shathe
scatheful	᛫ causing harm or mischief ᛫ injurious ᛫ destructive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
scathefulness	᛫ injuriousness ᛫ destructiveness ᛫	N	~	NE
scathel	᛫ hurt ᛫ injury ᛬ harmful ᛫ noxious ᛫ injurious ᛫ mischievous ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
scathing	᛫ harshly or bitterly critical ᛫ harmful or painful ᛫ acerbic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
scatterling	᛫ a vagabond ᛫	N	~	NE
scherm	᛫ a screen ᛫	N	scherm	NL
schollman	᛫ a student ᛫ a scholar ᚾ ᛫	N	scolmann	OE
Sclave	᛫ a Slav ᛫	PN	Sclā̆ve	MEᚠI	"Slav" was a reborrowing?
score	᛫ the number of points goals runs etc achieved in a game ᛫ a set of twenty ᛬ to gain a point ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠN
Scotland	᛫ Scotland ᛫	PN	~	NE
scrawny	᛫ thin malnourished and weak ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
screed	᛫ a long speech or piece of writing ( typically regarded as tedious ) ᛫	N	~	NE
scurf	᛫ flakes on the surface of the skin that form as fresh skin develops below ᛫	N	~	NE
seaborough	᛫ a seaside settlement ᛫	N	sǣburh	OE
seacow ⟨ seacue ⟩	᛫ a manatee ᛫ a dugong ᛫ a Sirenia mammal ᛫	N	sea cow	NE
seadeer	᛫ a sea creature ᛫	N	sǣdēor	OE
seadevil	᛫ a manta ray ᛫	N	~	NE
seaelfen	᛫ a sea nymph ᛫	N	sǣælfen	OE
seafareld	᛫ a sea passage ᛫	N	sǣfæreld	OE
seafarth	᛫ the sea shore ( poetic ) ᛫	N	sǣfaroþ	OE
seafear	᛫ thalassophobia ᛫	N	sear+fear	NE
seaganger	᛫ a mariner ᛫ a vessel ᛫	N	sǣgenga	OE
seagreen	᛫ a blueish green colour ᛫ of a blueish green colour ᛫	N	sea-green	NE
seahaven	᛫ a seaport ᛫ a town or city with a harbour for seagoing ships ᛫	N	sea+haven	NE+NE	zeehaven ᛣ
seahawk	᛫ the Pandion haliaetus bird ( osprey ) ᛫	N	~	NE
seahengest	᛫ a hippopotamus ᛫	N	sǣhengest	OE	literally sea-horse
seahund	᛫ a dogfish ᛫ a shark of the small bottom-dwelling variety ᛫	N	~	NE
sealeeth	᛫ a sea shanty ᛫	N	sǣlēoþ	OE
sealithing	᛫ seafaring ᛫	ADJ	sǣlīþende	OE
sealore	᛫ oceanography ᛫	N	~	NE
sealth	᛫ happiness ᛫ fortune ᛫ prosperity ᛫	N	sē̆lth[sǣlþ]	ME
sealy	᛫ marine ᛫ thalassic ᛫ oceanic ᛫	ADJ	sǣlīc	OE
seamanship	᛫ skill of sailing ᛫	N	~	NE
seamy	᛫ sordid ᛫ disreputable ᛫ distasteful ᛫ ignoble ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
seanettle	᛫ the jellyfish ᛫	N	sea nettle	NE
sear	᛫ to burn ᛫ to scorch ᛫ to wither ᛫ to dry up ᛫ to mark permanently ᛫	V	~	NE
seareaver	᛫ a pirate ᛫	N	~	NE
seaswine	᛫ the porpoise ᛫	N	~	NE
seath	᛫ a pit ᛫ a hole ᛫	N	seaþ	OE
seawarth	᛫ the sea shore ᛫	N	sǣwaroþ	OE
seawight	᛫ a sea creature ᛫	N	sǣwiht	OE
sedge	᛫ a man ᛫	N	segge[secg]	ME
sedge	᛫ a Cyperaceae plant ᛫	N	~	NE
see	᛫ a pupil ( of the eye ) ᛫	N	sēo	OE
seech	᛫ to seek ᛫ to search ᛫	V	sēchen{beseech}	ME
seed	᛫ a purse ᛫ a money-bag ᛫ a coin-purse ᛫ a wallet ᛫	N	seode&sēod	ME&OE
seed	᛫ semen ᛫ sperm ᛫ one's descendants ᛫	N	~	NE
seedly	᛫ seminal ᛫	ADJ	sǣdlīc	OE
seedtime	᛫ the time to sow seeds ᛫ a time for new development ᛫	N	~	NE
seedy	᛫ sleazy ᛫ untidy ᛫ full of seeds ᛫ infirm ᛫ suffering from a hangover ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
seek	᛫ to search ᛫	V	~	NE
seeksorrow	᛫ a masochist ᛫	N	~	NE
seel	᛫ happiness ᛫ prosperity ᛫ a proper time ᛫ a good occasion ᛫ an opportunity ᛫	N	sēle[sǣl]	ME
seem	᛫ to bring to an agreement ᛫ to reconcile ᛫	V	sēmen	ME
seem	᛫ to burden ᛫ to put a load on ᛫	V	sēmen[sēman/sīman]	ME
seem	᛫ to lie ᛫ to remain ᛫ to suspend ᛫ to hang ᛫ to hover ᛫	V	seomian	OE
seeming	᛫ apparent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
seemingly	᛫ apparently ᛫ decorously ᛫	ADV	~	NE
seendly	᛫ visible ᛫	ADJ	see+end+ly	NE+ME+NE
seer	᛫ a person who sees something specified ᛫ a prophet ᛫	N	~	NE
seethe	᛫ to boil ᛫	V	~	NE
seethe	᛫ to declare true ᛫ to affirm ᛫ to attest ᛫ to testify ᛫	V	sēþan	OE
seether	᛫ a boiler ᛫	N	seethe+er	NE+NE
seething	᛫ an attestation ᛫ an affirmation ᛫ a proof ᛫	N	sēþan+ing	OE+NE
seethrough	᛫ transparent ᛫ translucent ᛫	ADJ	seethrough	NE
seeve out ⟨ ute ⟩	᛫ to remove unwanted items ᛫	V	~	NE
selcouth ⟨ selcuthe ⟩	᛫ strange ᛫ unusual ᛫ peculiar ᛫ marvellous ᛫ miraculous ᛫ preternatural ᛫	ADJ	selcouth&selcūþ	NE&OE
seld	᛫ rare ᛫ infrequent ᛬ infrequently ᛫ rarely ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	selde	ME
seld	᛫ rare- ᛫	PREFIX	seld	OE
seld	᛫ a chair ᛫ a seat ᛫ a throne ᛫	N	selde[seld]	ME
seldom	᛫ infrequently ᛫ rarely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
seldomly	᛫ rarely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
seldomness	᛫ rareness ᛫ rarity ᛫ uncommonness ᛫	N	~	NE
seldseen	᛫ rarely seen ᛫ rare ᛫ uncommon ᛫ unusual ᛫	ADJ	seldsēn	ME
sele	᛫ a large room ᛫ a hall ᛫ a large room for things like banquets ᛫	N	sele[sele]	ME	Finnish "sali" and OE rune poem used to reconstruct definition
selfeater	᛫ a cannibal ᛫	N	selfǣta	OE
selfly	᛫ personal ᛫ voluntary ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
selfpitch	᛫ autotune ᛬ to autotune ᛫	N᛬V	self+pitch{autotune}	NE+NE	Autotune ᛣ
selfquell ⟨ selfcwell ⟩	᛫ suicide ᛫	N	selfcwala	OE
selfqueller ⟨ selfcweller ⟩	᛫ a suicide ( one who has killed oneself ) ᛫	N	selfcwala	OE	or: selfslayer; selfkiller
selfsame	᛫ identical ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
selfshrithe	᛫ to automatically act or move ᛫ to motivate oneself ᛫	V	self+shrithe	NE+ME
selfshrithing	᛫ automatic ᛫	ADJ	self+shrithe+ing	NE+ME+NE
selfstanding	᛫ independent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
selk	᛫ to become sluggish ᛫	V	āseolcan	OE
sellsword	᛫ mercenary ᛫	N	~	NE
selly	᛫ a marvel ᛫ a wonder ᛬ wonderful ᛫ admirable ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
semp	᛫ mustard ᛫	N	senep	MEᚠOEᚠÞᚠIᚠH
sen	᛫ very- ᛫ ever- ᛫	PREFIX	sin	OE	lives on in sengreen
sench	᛫ to sink ᛫ to drown ( transitive ) ᛫	V	senchen[sencan]	ME
Senegal ⟨ Sennegal ⟩	᛫ Senegal ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
sengreen	᛫ the houseleek ᛫	N	~	NE
sennight	᛫ a week ᛫	N	~	NE	from "seven nights" in Old English
senshalk	᛫ seneschal ᛫	N	sen+shalk	ME+ME
Serbia	᛫ Serbia ᛫	PN	~{Srbija}	NEᚠO
Serching	᛫ a Saracen ᛫	PN	Sercingum	OE
sere	᛫ dry ᛫ withered ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Sering	᛫ a Chinese person ? ᛫	PN	Seringum	OEᚠIᚠH	of note: Σῆρες; Serica
set	᛫ a group ᛬ to place ᛫ to be located ᛫ to install ᛫	N᛬V	~{isetten}	NE
setback	᛫ a regression ᛫	N	~	NE
setdeal	᛫ a set piece ᛫	N	set+deal	NE+NE
setness	᛫ a constitution ᛫ a statute ᛫ an ordinance ᛫	N	setnes	ME
settingtoken	᛫ an accidental ( in music ) ᛫	N	setting+token	NE+NE	Versetzungszeichen ᛣ
settle	᛫ to solve ᛫ to come to rest ᛫ to colonize ᛫ to end a dispute or question ᛫ to resolve ᛫	V	~	NE
settler	᛫ a colonist ᛫	N	~	NE
settlings	᛫ sediment ᛫ dregs ᛫	N	~	NE
Sevan Mere	᛫ Sevan Lake ᛫	PN	Sevan+mere	NEᚠO+NE
seve	᛫ a sense ( like taste and sight ) ᛫	N	sefa/seofa	OE	kin: "savour"
sevenleaf	᛫ a septfoil ᛫	N	seofonlēafe	OE
SevenSisters	᛫ the Pleiades ᛫	N	~	NE
seventhheaven	᛫ a state of great joy and satisfaction ᛫	N	~	NE
sew	᛫ juice ᛫ moisture ᛫ humour ( the bodily fluids ) ᛫	N	sewe&seaw	ME&OE
Seychelles ⟨ Seyshelles ⟩	᛫ the Seychelles ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
shab	᛫ a scab ᛫ scabies ᛫ mange ᛫	N	shab	ME
shade	᛫ a ghost ᛫ a spectre ᛫ a phantom ᛫ rephaite ᛫	N	~	NE
shaft	᛫ ( element suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	shaft[gesceaft]	ME
shaft	᛫ a creation ᛫ a creature ᛫ an element ᛫	N	shaft/ishaft&gesceaft	ME&OE
shaftlore	᛫ chemistry ( the study , not the mechanics) ᛫	N	shaft+craft	ME+NE
shake	᛫ to quiver ᛫ to vibrate ᛫ to convulse ᛫	V	~	NE
shaky	᛫ trembling ᛫ unstable ᛫ precarious ᛫ unreliable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shale	᛫ a pod ᛫ a husk ᛫ a dish ᛫ a platter ᛫ a scale ( like of a fish )᛫ a weighing scale ᛫	N	shale&shale&scealu	NE&ME&OE
shalk	᛫ an adult male human ᛫ a person ? ᛫	N	shalk[scealc]	ME
shallow	᛫ superficial ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shalyanteater	᛫ a pangolin ᛫	N	scaly anteater	NE
sham	᛫ a fabrication ᛫ a counterfeit ᛬ fabricated ᛫ counterfeit ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~[shame?]	NE
shamefast	᛫ shamefaced ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	error reversed
shand	᛫ a shame ᛫ a disgrace ᛫ infamy ᛫ ignominy ᛫ a scandal ᛫	N	shand&scand	NE&OE
shandly	᛫ disgraceful ᛫ infamous ᛫ shameful ᛫ scandalous ᛫	ADJ	shandly&scandlīc	NE&OE
shank	᛫ a leg ᛫	N	shank[scanca]	NE
shapewhile	᛫ a destined time ᛫	N	gescæphwīl	OE
shareholder	᛫ one who owns shares in a corporation ᛫	N	~	NE
sharn	᛫ dung ᛫ manure ᛫	N	sharn[scearn]	ME
sharper	᛫ a swindler ( especially in card games ) ᛫	N	~	NE
sharpshooter	᛫ a sniper ᛫	N	~	NE	HG Scharfschütze ᛣ
shat	᛫ a coin ᛫ money ᛫ currency ᛫	N	shat/schat&sceatt	ME&OE
shathe	᛫ a malefactor ᛫ harm ᛫ injury ᛬ to injure ᛫ to harm ᛫ to scathe ᛫	V	shāthe&shāthien[sceaþian]	ME&ME	see: scathe
shatty	᛫ cute ᛫	ADJ	shat+y	ME+NE	schattig ᛣ
shaw	᛫ a grove ᛫ a copse ᛫ a thicket ᛫	N	shaw&shau[sceaga]	NE&ME
sheaf	᛫ a bundle of objects of one kind ( especially paper ) ᛬ to bundle into sheaves ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
shears	᛫ scissors ᛫	N	~	NE
shearsax	᛫ a razor ᛫	N	scearseax	OE
shearwater	᛫ a Procellariidae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
sheath	᛫ a scabbard ᛫	N	~	NE
sheathe	᛫ to put a weapon back into its sheath ᛫ to encase something in protective covering ᛫	V	~	NE
shed	᛫ a distinction ᛫ a difference a dividing line ᛫ a division ᛫ the parting in one's head hair ᛬ to divide ᛫ to separate ᛫	N᛬V	~[shēd][sceada]	NE	found in "watershed"
sheddy	᛫ distinctive ᛫	ADJ	shed+y	NE+NE
Shedland	᛫ Scania ᛫ Scandinavia ᚹ ᛫	N	Scedeland	OE
shedlore	᛫ chemistry ᛫	N	shed+lore	NE+NE	based on Dutch purism invented by Simon Stevin
shedmaking	᛫ differentiation ᛫ discrimination ᛫	N	shed+make+ing	NE+NE+NE	inspired by: lovemaking
shedwise	᛫ discerning ᛫	ADJ	gescēadwīs	OE
shedwiseness	᛫ discretion ᛫	N	scādwīsnesse[gescēadwīsnes]	ME
shee	᛫ to happen ᛫ to occur ᛫	V	sēn&scēon	ME&OE
shee	᛫ to quickly fly or run off ᛫ to die ( poetic ) ᛫	V	scēon	OE
sheed	᛫ discretion ᛫ reason ᛫ reasonableness ᛫ an ability to differentiate ᛫	N	ishēd[gescēad]	ME
sheen	᛫ to fragment ᛫ to crack open an oyster ᛫	N	shēnen[scǣnan]	ME
sheen	᛫ an attractive gleam ᛬ to shine ᛫ to gleam ᛬ beautiful ᛫ attractive ᛫ radiant ᛫ shiny ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~[scīene]	NE
sheepflesh	᛫ mutton ᛫	N	~	NE
sheepish	᛫ meek ᛫ timid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sheeply	᛫ ovine ᛫	ADJ	scēaplic	OE
sheer	᛫ pure ᛫ unadulterated ᛫ pristine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Sheer Thursday	᛫ Maundy Thursday ᛫	PN	Sheer Thursday	NE	or: Sheer Thunderday
sheerly	᛫ purely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
sheerness	᛫ purity ᛫	N	sheer+ness	NE+NE
sheet	᛫ a broad thin piece of material ᛫	N	~{scēat}	NE
sheld	᛫ variegated ᛫	ADJ	sheld	ME
sheldgoose	᛫ a Centrornis bird ᛫ a Chloephaga bird ᛫	N	~	NE
shelduck	᛫ any Tadorna bird ᛫	N	~	NE
shellen	᛫ testicles ᛫	N	sceallan	OE	plural only
shellpad	᛫ a turtle ᛫ a tortoise ᛫	N	~	NE
shelve	᛫ to quiver ᛫	V	scelfan	OE	kin: skjálfa (Icelandic)
shelve	᛫ to put something on a shelf ᛫ to put a project on hold indefinitely ᛫ to postpone indefinitely ᛫	V	~	NE
shench	᛫ the leg ᛫	N	shench	ME
shench	᛫ a drink ᛫ a draught ᛫ a cup ᛬ Aquarius ᛫	N᛬PN	shenche[scenc]	ME
shench	᛫ a drink ᛬ to pour ᛫ to serve a drink ᛫	V	shenche&shenchen	ME&ME
shend	᛫ to embarrass ᛫ to besmirch ᛫ to shame ᛫	V	shend&shenden[scendan]	NE&ME	PTCP: shent
shepherd	᛫ a sheep herder ᛫ a pastor ᛬ to tend sheep ᛫ to give guidance ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
shepherd leeth	᛫ an eclogue ( a poem about life as a shepherd free from the complexity and corruption of city life ) ᛫	N	shepherd+lēth	NE+ME
shepherdly	᛫ pastoral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sheriff	᛫ an official of a shire ᛫ an elected officer responsible for keeping peace in a county ᛫	N	~	NE
sheriffdom	᛫ the office and domain of a sheriff ᛫ a shrievalty ᛫	N	~	NE
shide	᛫ a piece of hewn timber ᛫ a plank ᛫ a small fragment of wood ᛫ a splinter ᛫ a chip ᛫	N	shīd	ME
shieldend ⟨ sheeldend ⟩	᛫ a protector ᛫ a guardian ᛫ a defender ᛫	N	scildend	OE
shieldtrum ⟨ sheeldtrum ⟩	᛫ a compact body of troops forming a battle array shield wall or phalanx ᛫	N	schiltron	NE	literally: shield troop
shifty	᛫ evasive ( in a dishonest way ) ᛫ dishonest ᛫ unreliable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shild	᛫ debt ᛫ fault ᛫	N	shild	ME
shildy	᛫ guilty ᛫ at fault ᛫ in debt ᛫	ADJ	shildī	ME
shildy SUFFIX	᛫ ( denotes guilt ) ᛫	ADJ	scyldig	OE	example: godscyldig (godshildy) means "guilty against God"
shill	᛫ to sound loudly ᛫ to resound ᛬ loud ᛫ resounding ᛫ shrill ᛫ audible ᛫ melodious ᛫	V	shillen[scillan]&shil[scill]	ME&ME
shilling	᛫ the standard unit in a system of currency ( a pound , a dollar , a solidus , a shekel , etc ) ᚹ	N	shilling&scilling	NE&OE	SEE NOTE
shillyshally	᛫ to fail to act resolutely or decisively ᛫	V	shillyshally	NE
shinbarrow	᛫ a greave ᛫	N	shin+beorg{halsbeorg}	NE+OE
shinbone	᛫ tibiae ᛫	N	~	NE
shine	᛫ a specter ᛫ a phantom ᛫	N	scīn{scinna}	OE	DUBIOUS ENTRY
shinecraft	᛫ the art of show magic ?᛫	N	scīncræft	OE
shinecrafter	᛫ a show magician ?᛫	N	scīncræftiga	OE
shinedwale	᛫ a delusion or illusion made by magic ᛫	N	scīngedwola	OE
shinelock	᛫ magic ᛫ sorcery ᛫ fantasy ᛫ delusion superstition ᛫ a spectre ᛫ a phantom ᛫ an apparition ᛫	N	scīnlāc	OE
shinelocker	᛫ a magician ᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a mage ᛫	N	scīnlǣca	OE
shinely	᛫ phantasmal ᛫ spectral ᛫	ADJ	scīnlīc	OE
ship	᛫ a condition ᛫ a position ( such as clerk ) ᛫ a stipend ᛫	N	shipe[scipe]	ME
shipbreach	᛫ a shipwreck ᛫	N	shipbreche	ME
shipferd	᛫ a naval force ᛫	N	scipfird	OE
shiphere	᛫ a navy ᛫	N	sciphere	OE
shiplord	᛫ a captain of a ship ᛫	N	sciphlāford	OE
shiply	᛫ naval ᛫	ADJ	sciplīc	OE
shipman	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a seaman ᛫	N	shipman	ME
shipper	᛫ a sailor ᛫ a mariner ᛫	N	~	NE
shippon	᛫ a cattle shed ᛫	N	~[scypen]	NE	TS: shippen
shipshape	᛫ in good order ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shipwright	᛫ a builder of ships ᛫	N	~	NE
shire	᛫ a county ᛫ a prefecture ᛫ a region ᛫ a district ᛫ a province ᛫	N	shire&shīre[scir]	NE&ME
shit	᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛬ to excrete ᛫ to defecate ᛫ to poop ᛫ to crap ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	or: shite
Shith	᛫ a Scythian ᛫ an Ossetian ᛫	PN	Sciþþeas	OE
Shithish	᛫ Scythian language ( Ossetian language by extention ) ᛬ Scythian ( Ossetian by extention ) ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Sciþþisc	OE
shive	᛫ a slice ᛫ a disk ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE	cognate with Dutch "schijf" which they widened to mean a disk
shivel	᛫ a woman's headscarf ᛫	N	scyfel	OE
shiver	᛫ to tremble ( especially from cold ) ᛫	V	~	NE
shoal	᛫ an area of shallow water ᛬ shallow ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
shoal	᛫ a sandbar ᛫ a large group ᛬ to shallow ᛫ to school (as in fish) ᛬ shallow ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~[scolu]	NE	kin: school
shock	᛫ a jolt ᛬ to jolt ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠIᚠ?
shoemaker	᛫ a cobbler ᛫	N	~	NE
shoestring	᛫ a shoelace ᛫	N	~	NE
Shooter	᛫ Sagittarius ᛫	PN	shēter[scytta]	ME
shootingstar	᛫ a meteor ᛫	N	shooting star	NE
shop	᛫ a poet ᛫	N	scop	ME
shoppy	᛫ poetic ᛫ figurative ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	scoplic	OE
shopsteward	᛫ a union representative ᛫	N	shop steward	NE
shore	᛫ coast ᛫	N	~	NE
shorelark	᛫ the Eremophila alpestris bird ᛫	N	~	NE	or: hornedlark
shortrifle	᛫ carbine ᛫	N	short+rifle	NE+NEᚠNL
shortsweetening	᛫ sugar ᛫	N	~	NE	South & Midland US
shot	᛫ a tax ᛫	N	shot[scot]	ME
shotfree	᛫ free of tax ᛫	ADJ	scotfree	NE
shotgun	᛫ a smooth-bore close-range gun ᛫	N	~	NE
shove	᛫ a push ᛬ to push ᛫	V	~	NE
show up	᛫ to appear ( often when not expected or when in doubt ) ᛫	V	~	NE
shower	᛫ one who shows ᛫ a revealer ᛫ a guide ᛫	N	sheuer[scēawere]	ME
showman	᛫ a performer ᛫	N	~	NE
showmanship	᛫ skill of performing ᛫	N	~	NE
shrave	᛫ a cormorant ? ᛫	N	scræf	OE	rhyme: have
shrave	᛫ a cave ᛫ a cavern ᛫ a den ᛫	N	shraf&scræf	ME&OE
shree	᛫ to cry out ᛫ to shriek ᛫	V	scrēon	OE
shrench	᛫ to make shrivel ᛫ to make shrink ᛫	V	shrenchen[gescrencan]	ME	causative of "shrink"
shrench	᛫ to decieve ᛫ to ensnare ᛫	V	shrenchen[screncan]	ME
shrew	᛫ a Soricidae mammal ᛫	N	~	NE
shrewd	᛫ astute ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shrewish	᛫ ( of a woman ) bad-tempered or aggressively assertive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shride	᛫ to clothe ᛫ to dress ᛫	V	shrīden	ME	or: shridefinn?; shrithefinn?; shrithfinn?
Shridfinn	᛫ a Laplander ᛫ a Sami person ᛫ a Lapp ᛫	PN	Scridefinnas	OE
shrift	᛫ confession ( especially to a priest ) ᛫ absolution by a priest ᛫	N	~	NEᚠÞᚠI
shriftfather	᛫ a confessor ᛫ a priest who hears confessions ᛫	N	~	NE
shrike	᛫ a Laniidae bird ᛫ a shriek ᛫	N	~{scriccettan}	NE
shrink	᛫ a psychiatrist ᛫ a therapist ᛫	N	~	NE
shrithe	᛫ to move ( oneself ) ᛫	V	scrīþan	OE	borrowed into New English by Kevin Crossley-Holland
shrive	᛫ to hear or give a confession ᛫	V	~	NEᚠI	PTCP: shriven
shroud ⟨ shrude ⟩	᛫ a cover ( especially clothing ) ᛬ to cover ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
shrubland	᛫ a brushland ᛫ a stretch of shrub-filled land ᛫	N	~	NE
shrutten	᛫ to scrutinize ᛫	V	scrutnian/scrudnian	OE
shruttening	᛫ a scrutinizing ᛫ an investigation ᛫ an examination ᛫	N	scrutnung	OE
shuck	᛫ a demon ᛫ a devil ᛫ Satan ᛫	N	shucke[scucca]	ME
shunworthy	᛫ reproachable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
shurt	᛫ to amuse oneself ᛫ to enjoy oneself ᛫	V	shurten[scyrtan?]	ME
shuttle	᛫ a form of transport that travels regularly between two places ᛫ a bus ᛫	N	~	NE
shuttle	᛫ a shutting mechanism such as a bolt or a bar ᛫	N	scyttels	OE
shy	᛫ to urge ᛫ to prompt ᛫	V	scȳan	OE
sib	᛫ a sibling ᛫ a relative ᛫ a kinsman ᛬ to reconcile ᛫ to become related ᛬ blood related ᛫ related ( figurative ) ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
siblair	᛫ incest ᛫	N	sibleger	OE
sibred	᛫ relationship ( including by marriage ) ᛫ consanguinity ᛫	N	sibrede	ME
sibsome	᛫ peaceable ᛫ pacific ᛫	ADJ	isibsom	ME
sibword	᛫ a cognate ᛫	N	sib+word	OE+NE
Sicilish	᛫ Sicilian ᛫	ADJ	Sicilisc	OE
sick	᛫ ill ᛫ unwell ᛫ morbid distasteful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	"ill" is from Norse
sicken	᛫ to become or make sick or disgusted ᛫	V	~	NE
sickening	᛫ disgusting ᛫ revolting ᛫ repulsive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sicker	᛫ to assure ᛫ to ensure ᛫ to confirm ᛬ dependable ᛫ safe ᛫ secure ᛫ stable ᛫ genuine ᛫ reliable ᛫ certain ᛫	V᛬ADJ	sikeren&sicker[sicor]	MEᚠOEᚠI
sickerhood	᛫ security ᛫	N	sikerhēde	ME
sickerness	᛫ certainty ᛫ assurance ᛫ security ᛫	N	sikernes	ME
sickhouse ⟨ sickhuse ⟩	᛫ hospital ᛫	N	~	NE
sickly	᛫ often ill ᛫ indicative of poor health ᛫ nauseating ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sickness	᛫ illness ailment disease ᛫	N	~	NE
sickwain	᛫ an ambulance ᛫	N	sick+wain	NE+NE	ziekenwagen ᛣ
sid	᛫ good conduct ᛫ moral behaviour ᛫ modesty ᛫ morality ᛫ a custom ᛫ a manner ᛫ a practice ᛫ a habit ᛫	N	sidu[sido]	OE
sidden	᛫ magical soothsaying ? ᛫ seiðr ? ᛫ necromancy ? ᛫	N	ælfsidene/ælfsidenne	OE	see: sidesa
sidekir	᛫ an alternative ᛫	N	side+kire	NE+ME
sidekirry	᛫ alternative ᛫	ADJ	side+kire+y	NE+ME+NE
sidelings	᛫ sideways ᛫ alongside ᛫ furtively ᛫	ADV	~	NE
sidestand	᛫ to parallel ᛫	V	side+stand	NE+NE
sidestander	᛫ a parallel ᛫	N	side+stand+er	NE+NE+NE
sidestep	᛫ to bypass ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
sidewain	᛫ a sidecar ᛫	N	side+wain	NE+NE	Seitenwagen ᛣ
sidewalk	᛫ pavement ᛫	N	~	NE
Sierra Leone	᛫ Sierra Leone ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI	or: Salone (nickname)
sieve ⟨ seeve ⟩	᛫ to sift ᛫ to strain ᛫ to temse ᛫	V	~	NE
sievethrough ⟨ seevethrough ⟩	᛫ to examine in detail ᛫ to search through ᛫	V	~	NE
sift	᛫ to examine thoroughly so as to isolate that which is important or sought after ᛫	V	~	NE
sight	᛫ view ᛬ to observe ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
sighter	᛫ a watery ditch ? ᛫	N	seohtre	OE
sightfield ⟨sightfeeld ⟩	᛫ a field of vision ᛫ a field of view ᛫	N	sight+field	NE+NE
sightlore	᛫ optometry ᛫	N	sight+lore	NE+NE
sightly	᛫ pleasing to the eye ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sightseeing	᛫ tourism ᛫	N	~	NE
sike	᛫ a small stream or rill ( typically one that flows through marshy ground and is often dry in summer ) ᛫	N	~	NE
sile	᛫ a cruck ᛫ a curved support beam meant to meet up with a twin ᛫	N	sīle[sȳl]	ME
Sile	᛫ the Sun ᛫ Sol ᛫	PN	sigel	OE
Sile	᛫ ᛋ ᛫	PN	sigel	OE
Siler	᛫ a Nubian ? ᛫	PN	sigelwara	OE
Silerland	᛫ Nubia ? ᛫	PN	sigelwara+land	OE+NE
silewharve	᛫ a heliotrope flower ᛫	N	sigelhweorfa	OE	or: silewharver
sill	᛫ a foundation beam ᛫ a slab at the foot of an opening ᛫	N	sill&syll	NE&OE	found in "windowsill"
sillen	᛫ a gift ᛫ a donation ᛫	N	silen&selen/sylen	ME&OE
silvern	᛫ made of silver ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
silverside	᛫ an Atheriniformes fish ᛫	N	~	NE
silverware	᛫ dishes containers or cutlery made of or coated with silver ᛫ eating and serving utensils made of any material ᛫ cutlery ᛫	N	~	NE
simble	᛫ continually ᛫ continuously ᛫	ADV	simble[simbel]	OE
simble	᛫ a feast ᛫ a banquet ᛫ a festival ᛫ a symposium ᛫ a party ᚹ ᛫	N	symbel	OE	kin: symposium (Greek)?
simbleday	᛫ a feast day ᛫ a festival day ᛫	N	symbeldæg	OE
simblely	᛫ festive ᛫	ADJ	symbellīc	OE
simbleness	᛫ festivity ᛫	N	symbelness	OE
simbletide	᛫ a festival period ᛫	N	symbeltīd	OE
sinboot	᛫ amends for sin ᛫ penance ᛫	N	synbōt	OE
since ⟨ sinse ⟩	᛫ because ᛫	CONJ	~	NE
sind	᛫ are ( plural only ) ᛫	V	sind[sind]	ME	use use not recommended
Sine	᛫ Seine ( river in France ) ᛫	PN	Sigen	OE	From the Anglo Saxon Chronicle
sine	᛫ his ᛫ her ᛫ its ᛫ their ᛫	PRON	sīn	OE	optional pronoun
sinew	᛫ a tendon ᛫ a nerve ᛫	N	~	NE
sinewy	᛫ strong ᛫ muscular ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
singale	᛫ continuous ᛫ continual ᛫	ADJ	singāle&singal	ME&OE	"sin-gale" not "sing-ale"
singale rimecraft	᛫ calculus ᛫	N	singāle+rimcræft	ME+NE
singaleness	᛫ perseverance ᛫ constancy ᛫	N	singalness	OE
Singapore	᛫ Singapore ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
singe	᛫ to slightly burn ᛫	V	~	NE
singsong	᛫ a simple and melodic verse ᛫ bad poetry or music ᛬ to make bad music or poetry ᛬ simple and melodic ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
sink	᛫ treasure ( like gold and jewels ) ᛫	N	sinc	OE
sinkstone	᛫ a jewel ᛫	N	sincstān	OE
sinkvat	᛫ a receptacle for treasure a casket ᛫	N	sincfæt	OE
sinkyiver	᛫ treasure-giver ( a lord who rewards his thanes ) ᛫	N	sincgiefa	OE	or: sinkgiver (Norse influenced)
sinwelt	᛫ round ᛫ circular ᛫ cylindrical ᛫	ADJ	sinewealt&seonuwealt	ME&OE	literally: ever-rolled?
sir	᛫ to plan ᛫ to plot ᛫ to devise ᛫ to machinate ᛫	V	sirwen&sirwan	ME&OE	kin: searu
siring	᛫ buttermilk ᛫	N	sýring	OE
sister	᛫ a female member of a religious order ᛫	N	~	NE
sisterhood	᛫ a sorority ᛫	N	~	NE
sisterly	᛫ sororal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sitch	᛫ a stream ᛫ a ditch ᛫ the side of a field ᛫	N	sich[sīc]	ME	or: sike (northern variant)
sithe	᛫ a journey ᛫ an occasion ᛫ a point in time ᛬ to journey ᛫ to travel ᛫	N᛬V	sith[sīth]	NE
sithe	᛫ after ᛫	PREP&CONJ	sīþ	OE
sithefat	᛫ a passage ᛫ a journey ᛫ a road ᛫ a path ᛫ a course ᛫	N	siþfæt	OE
sithen	᛫ since then ᛫ after that ᛫ after then ᛫	CONJ	~	NE	"since" is a short version of this word
sither	᛫ a fellow ᛫ a companion ᛫	N	gesíþa	OE
sitheship	᛫ a society ᛫ a fellowship ᛫ fellowship ᛫ companionship ᛫	N	gesīþscipe	OE
skent	᛫ to entertain ᛫ to amuse ᛫	V	skenten	MEᚠN	kin: skemmta (N)
skill	᛫ to distinguish ᛫	V	skillen	MEᚠN
skindeep	᛫ superficial ᛫	ADJ	skindeep	NEᚠ(N+E)	or: hidedeep (skin is Norse)
skinflint	᛫ a miser ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
skinship	᛫ bonding through physical contact ᛫	N	skin+ship	NEᚠN+NE	スキンシップ ᛣ
skyline	᛫ the horizon ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+I)
slade	᛫ a dingle ᛫ a small valley ᛫	N	~	NE
slail	᛫ a pick ( plectrum ) ᛫	N	slegel	OE
slake	᛫ to slacken ᛫ to become less energetic ᛫ to weaken ᛫ to become extinct ᛫ to quench ᛫ to cool with liquid ᛫	V	~	NE
slang	᛫ jargon ᛫	N	~	NE
slaught	᛫ a slaughter ᛫	N	slaught	ME	Slaughter is Norse
slaughthouse ⟨ slaughthuse ⟩	᛫ slaughterhouse ᛫	N	slaught+house	NE+NE
slay	᛫ to kill ᛫	V	~	NE
slayer	᛫ a killer ᛫	N	~	NE
sleave	᛫ to separate threads ᛫ to divide ᛫	V	sleave[slǣfan]	NE
sledge	᛫ a toboggan ᛫ a sleigh ᛫	N	~	NE
sleepern	᛫ a dorter ᛫ a dormitory ᛫	N	slǣpærn	OE
sleeplessness	᛫ insomnia ᛫	N	~	NE
sleepy	᛫ soporific ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sleight	᛫ the use of dexterity or cunning ( especially so as to deceive ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN	rhyme: bright
sletch	᛫ to ease ᛫ to relieve ᛫ to relax ᛫	V	slechen[gesleccan]	ME
sleuth	᛫ a detective ᛬ to investigate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠN
slew	᛫ a Mugilidae fish ( a mullet ) ᛫	N	slīw	OE
slick	᛫ a film of oil ᛬ smooth wet and slippery ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
slicked	᛫ lubricated ᛫ oiled ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
slidder	᛫ slippery ᛫ uncertain ᛫ duplicitous ᛫ treacherous ᛫	ADJ	slider	ME
slike	᛫ to smoothen ᛫ to polish ᛫ to flatter ᛫	V	slīke[slīcian]	ME
slipup	᛫ to err ᛫ to make a mistake ᛫	V	~	NE
slite	᛫ deterioration ᛫	N	~[slītan]	NE
slithe	᛫ dire ᛫ dangerous perilous ᛫	ADJ	slīþe	OE
slive	᛫ to cut a sliver off something ᛫ to cut ᛫ to slice ᛫	V	~	NE
sliver	᛫ a small slice ᛫ a small fraction of something ᛫	N	~	NE
sloom	᛫ gentle sleep ᛫	N	~	NE
sloppy	᛫ messy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
slot	᛫ a musical clef ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL/LG	Schlüssel ᛣ, sleutel ᛣ
sloth	᛫ laziness ᛫	N	~	NE
slothful	᛫ lazy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
slough	᛫ a swamp ᛫	N	[slōh]	NE	rhyme: plough
slough	᛫ discarded skin ᛬ to shed skin ᛫ to shed ᛫ to discard ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	rhyme: tough
Slovenia	᛫ Slovenia ᛫	PN	~{Slovenija}	NEᚠO	or: Sloveny
slowheart	᛫ bradycardia ᛫	N	slow+heart	NE+NE	bradycardia ᛣ
slur	᛫ an insult ᛬ to insult ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
smack	᛫ a taste ᛬ to taste ᛫	N᛬V	~	NEᚠNL?	see: smatch
smack of	᛫ to taste of ᛫ to come across as ᛫	V	~	NEᚠNL?
smackbound ⟨ smackbund ⟩	᛫ bound to taste or opinion ᛫ subjective ᛫	ADJ	smack+bound	NE
small	᛫ miniature ᛫ diminutive ᛫ petite ᛫ unimportant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	Needful to wend words like 'diminutive'.
smallminded	᛫ petty ᛫ having narrow interests sympathies or outlook ᛫ narrow-minded ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
smart	᛫ pain ᛬ to hurt ᛫ to pain ᛬ sharp ᛫ sharp minded ᛫ intelligent ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~	NE
smartful	᛫ painful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
smarting	᛫ suffering ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
smarts	᛫ intelligence ᛫ know-how ᛫ a kind of cunning in a particular field ᛫	N	~	NE
smatch	᛫ a taste ᛫ a slight trace ᛬ to taste ᛫	N᛬V	smatch&smach&smacchen	NE&ME&ME	see: smack
smatch of	᛫ to taste of ᛫ to come across as ᛫	V	smacchen of	ME
smatter	᛫ a slight superficial knowledge of subject ᛬ a small amount of something ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
smear	᛫ to smear ᛫ to anoint ᛫	V	smear&ismēren	NE&ME
smearle	᛫ ointment ᛫ lotion ᛫	N	smēreles	ME
smeat	᛫ refined ( of gold ) ᛫ refined ( by extension ) ᛫	ADJ	smeat/smēte	ME
smeech	᛫ smoke ᛫ dense vapour ᛬ to emit smoke ᛫ to emit vapor ᛫	V	~	NE
smeek	᛫ to fumigate ᛫	V	~	NE	kin: smoke
smeeth	᛫ to become smooth ᛫ to make smooth ᛫ to expedite ᚹ ᛫	V	smethen	ME	kin: smooth
smellbrain	᛫ the rhinencephalon ᛫	N	smellbrain	NE
smey	᛫ to investigate ᛫ to scrutinize ᛫ to examine ᚹ ᛫	V	smēȝen/smēȝen[smeagan]	ME
smicker	᛫ elegant ᛫ fine ᛫ beautiful ᛫	ADJ	~[smiker][smicer]	NE
smile	᛫ a burrow ᛫ a hollow ᛫ a cuniculus ᛫ a place to creep into ᛫ a smial ( a Hobbit-hole ) ᛫	N	smygel	OE
smilt	᛫ calm ᛫ serene ᛫ tranquil ᛫ placid ᛫	ADJ	smilte&smylte	ME&OE
smiltness	᛫ calmness ᛫ serenity ᛫ tranquillity ᛫ peace ᛫	N	smyltness	OE
smit	᛫ to contaminate ᛫ to infect ᛫ to stain ᛫ to tarnish ᛫ to sully ᛫	V	~[smitten][smittian]	NE
smite	᛫ to strike hard ᛫ to defeat ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: smitten
smith	᛫ a worker in metal ᛬ to treat metal by heating hammering and forging it ᛫	N᛬V	smith	NE
smithe	᛫ a smithy ᛫ a blacksmith's workshop ᛫	N	smithe[smiþþe]	ME
smithy	᛫ a forge ᛫ the workshop of a smith ᛫	N	smithy	NE
smitting	᛫ infectious ᛫ contagious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
smittle	᛫ to infect ( especially with a contagious disease ) ᛫	V	~	NE
smock	᛫ a chemise ᛫ a blouse ( especially a long one ) ᛫ a loose overall which protects one's clothes ᛫	N	~	NE
smoke	᛫ a cigar ᛫ a cigarette ᛫	N	smoca/smoke	OE&NE
smokestack	᛫ a chimney ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
smore	᛫ to suffocate ᛫	V	smore&smorian	NE&OE
smother	᛫ a mass of something that stifles or obscures ᛬ to cover with a suffocating effect ᛫ to braise ( stove-top style ) ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
smow	᛫ to creep ᛫ to crawl ᛫	V	smūȝen[smūgan]	OE	rhyme: now
snake	᛫ a serpent ᛫	N	~	NE
snakefear	᛫ ophidiophobia ᛫	N	snake+fear	NE+NE
snapshot	᛫ a picture ( especially when taken hastily ) ᛫ a glimpse ᛫ a brief portrayal ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(NL+E)
snarch	᛫ to shrivel ᛫ to dehydrate ᛫	V	snarchen&sneorcan	ME&OE
snead	᛫ the handle of a scythe ᛫	N	snǣd{snēde}	OE
snead	᛫ a cut ᛫ a slice ᛫ a morsel ᛬ to cut to pieces ᛫ to slice to shreds ᛫	N᛬V	snead&tọ̄̆snēden	NE&ME
snell	᛫ quick ᛫ fast ᛫ rapid ᛫	ADJ	~[snel]	NE
snid	᛫ an incision ᛫	N	snide	OE
snide	᛫ counterfeit ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
snidiron	᛫ a lancet ᛫	N	snidīsen	OE	means "incision iron"?
snite	᛫ a snipe ᛫ a Gallinago gallinago bird ᛫ a Lymnocryptes minima bird ᛫	N	snite[snīte/snyghte]	NE
snite	᛫ to blow one's nose ᛫ to blow or snuff out a candle ᛫	V	snite&snīten[snȳtan]	NE&ME
sniter	᛫ a sniper ᛫	N	snite+er	NE+NE	"snipe" is Norse
snithe	᛫ to cut ᛫ to slice ᛫ to amputate ᛫	V	snithe&snīþan	NE&OE
snithy	᛫ cutting ᛫ sharp ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
snitter	᛫ prudence ᛫ sagacity ᛫	N	snitere&snytro	ME&OE
snood	᛫ a band ribbon cap or hat for keeping hair in place ᛫	N	~[snōd]	NE
snore	᛫ daughter-in-law ᛫ a sister-in-law ᛫	N	snore&snoru	ME&OE
snoter	᛫ prudent ᛫ sagacious ᛫	ADJ	snoter[snotor]	ME
snoterly	᛫ wise ᛫ prudent ᛫ philosophical ᛬ wisely ᛫ prudently ᛫ philosophically ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	snotorlīc&snotorlīce	OE
snoterness	᛫ wisdom ᛫ intelligence ᛫ spiritual enlightenment ᛫	N	snoterness	ME
snoud ⟨ snude ⟩	᛫ quickly ᛫ swiftly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	snūde	OE
snowwold	᛫ a stretch of taiga ᛫	N	ice+wold	NE	or: snowwood
so as to	᛫ in order to ᛫	ADV	~	NE
so say	᛫ according to ᛫	V	~	NE	"They're green, so says John."
soaksome	᛫ bibulous ᛫	ADJ	soak+some	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
soal	᛫ a dirty pond ᛫ mire ᛫ mud ᛫	N	sol	OE
Soalmonth	᛫ February ᛫	PN	Solmonaþ	OE
soapapple	᛫ a Chlorogalum pomeridianum plant ᛫	N	~	NE
sodden	᛫ soaked ᛫ saturated with liquid ᛫ having drunk an excessive amount of something ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
softshaded	᛫ pastel ( of a soft and delicate shade of a colour ) ᛫	ADJ	soft+shade+ed	NE+NE+NE
softship	᛫ a situation marked by ease comfort or convenience ᛫ the opposite of hardship ᛫	N	~	NE
software	᛫ the programs and other operating information used by a computer ᛫	N	~	NE
sokeman	᛫ one who holds soken rights ᛫	N	~	NE
soken	᛫ a search ᛫ a search for levying fees and fines ᛫ a district under the jurisdiction of such searches ᛫	N	soke&socn	NE&OE	or: soke
sole	᛫ a rope or a wooden yoke ( especially one used to tether cattle ) ᛫	N	sōl[sāl]	ME
sole	᛫ the sun ᛫	N	sōl	OE
sole	᛫ to soil ᛫ to dirty ᛫ to sully ᛬ soiled ᛫ dirty ᛫ sullied ᛫	V᛬ADJ	sōle&sole[sol]	ME&ME
solken	᛫ slothful ᛫ indolent ᛫ lazy ᛫	ADJ	āsolcen	OE
Somalia	᛫ Somalia ᛫	PN	~{Soomaaliya}	NEᚠO
Somaliland	᛫ Somaliland ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(O+E)
some	᛫ -ous (suffix of characterization) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
somedeal	᛫ partial ᛬ partly ᛫ partially ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	somedeal&somedel	NE&ME
somewhat	᛫ to a degree ᛫ partially ᛫ quite ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
somewhy	᛫ for some reason ᛫	ADV	~	NE
sond	᛫ a messenger ᛫ an envoy ᛫	N	sond[sand]	ME
sondaughter	᛫ a paternal granddaughter ᛫	N	son+daughter	NE+NE	based on analogy with sunsunu and dohtorsunu
sondsman	᛫ a messenger ᛫	N	sondesman	ME	or: sondman
songbook	᛫ a book of songs (especially hymns) ᛫ a collection of songs ᛫ a musical album ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
sonson	᛫ a paternal grandson ᛫	N	sunsunu	OE
soom	᛫ agreement ᛫ concord ᛫	N	sōme[sōm]	ME
soon	᛫ music ᛫	N	sōn[I sonus]	OEᚠI
sooncraft	᛫ the art of music ᛫	N	sōncræft	OEᚠ(I+E)
sooth	᛫ truth ᛫ reality ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
soothbound ⟨ soothbund ⟩	᛫ bound to fact ᛫ objective ᛫	ADJ	sooth+bound	NE
soothe	᛫ to gently calm ᛫ to relieve or ease pain ᛫ to verify ᛫ to prove ᛫ to confirm ᛫	V	soothe&sōþian	NE&OE
soother	᛫ a pacifier ᛫ a verifier ᛫ a confirmer ᛫	N	soothe&sōþian+er	NE&OE+NE
soothfast	᛫ real ᛫ actual ᛫ veracious ᛫ genuine ᛫	ADJ	soothfast&sōthfast	NE&ME
soothing	᛫ relaxing ᛫ calming ᛫ relieving ᛫ calmative ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
soothless	᛫ false ᛫ unreliable ᛫ treacherous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
soothly	᛫ truly ᛫ verily ᛫ actually ᛫ really ᛬ amen ᛫	ADV᛬INT	~[sōthlī]	NE
soothquid ⟨ soothcwid ⟩	᛫ a true saying ᛫ a fact ᛫	N	sōþcwide	OE
soothsaw	᛫ a true saying ᛫ a proverb ᛫ a maxim ᛫	N	sothsau	ME
soothsawl	᛫ veracious ᛫ truth saying ᛫	ADJ	sọ̄thsawel/sọ̄thsagel	ME
soothsay	᛫ to predict ᛫ to prophesy ᛫	V	~	NE
soothsayer	᛫ a prophet ᛫ a prognosticator ᛫ the mantis ᛫	N	~	NE
soothspel	᛫ a true story ᛫ history ᛫	N	sōþspell	OE
soothy	᛫ sincere ᛫ authentic ᛫ actual ᛫	ADJ	sōþlic	OE
sope	᛫ a small amount of drink ᛫	N	sope[sopa]	ME
sorely	᛫ very ( usually in a negative sense ) ᛫	ADV	~	NE
sorry	᛫ contrite ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sough	᛫ a soft noise ᛬ to make a soft noise ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	rhyme: plough or tough
soulkind	᛫ spiritual ᛫	ADJ	sāwelcund	OE
soullattew	᛫ a psychopomp ( a spirit deity person etc who guides the souls of the dead to the afterlife ) ᛫	N	soul+lattew	NE+NE	equal to: soul-guide
sound ⟨ sund ⟩	᛫ secure ᛫ healthy ᛫ valid ᛫ safe ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sound ⟨ sund ⟩	᛫ the power of swimming ᛫ a narrow inlet ᛫ a strait connecting two wider areas of water ᛫	N	sound&sund	NE&OE
sour ⟨ sure ⟩	᛫ a Rumex acetosa plant ( sorrel ) ᛫	N	sūre	OE
sour ⟨ sure ⟩	᛫ acid ᛬ acidic ᛫	N	zuur	NL
sourcole ⟨ surecole ⟩	᛫ fermented cabbage ᛫ sauerkraut ᛫	N	sour+cole	NE+NE	Sauerkraut ᛣ
South Africk ⟨ Suthe ⟩	᛫ South Africa ᛫	PN	south+Affrīk	NEᚠ(E+O)
South Korea ⟨ Suthe Corea ⟩	᛫ South Korea ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+O)
South Ossetia ⟨ Suthe ⟩	᛫ South Ossetia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+O)	or: South Ossety
South Sudan ⟨ Suthe ⟩	᛫ South Sudan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(E+O)
southen ⟨ suthen ⟩	᛫ from the south ᛫	ADV	sūþan	OE
Southend ⟨ Suthend ⟩	᛫ the Antarctic ᛫	ADJ	south+end{Suþurskautslandiþ}	NE+NE	or: Southem (south-hem [hem as in cloth])
Southumber ⟨ Suthumber ⟩	᛫ Southumbria ᛫ the Southumbrians ᛫	PN	Sūþanhymbre	OEᚠ(E+C)
Southumber Rich ⟨ Suthumber ⟩	᛫ the Kingdom of Southumbria ( Mercia ? ) ᛫	PN	Sūþanhymbre ríce	OEᚠ(E+C+C)
sow ⟨ sue ⟩	᛫ an adult female pig ( especially one which has farrowed ) ᛫	N	~	NE
sowel	᛫ a pole ᛫ a post ᛫	N	souel	ME
sowl ⟨ sule ⟩	᛫ something eaten with bread , such as meat , pottage , a sauce , etc ᛫ any topping or sauce that goes with bread ᛫	N	sǒuel[sufel]	ME
spadefish	᛫ a disc-shaped fish ᛫	N	~	NE
Spain	᛫ Spain ᛫	PN	~	NE	or: Hispain (from ME Hispaigne)
span	᛫ an extent ᛬ to extend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
spane	᛫ to allure ᛫ to lure ᛫ to entice ᛫	V	spanan{forspannen}	OE
spangle	᛫ sequin ᛫	N	~	NEᚠNL?
spar	᛫ a piece of timber used in building ᛫ a rafter ᛫ a beam ᛫ a pole or post used as a weapon or bar ᛬ to lock with a spar ᛫	N᛬V	sparre	ME
spare	᛫ an extra ᛬ to refrain from killing or hurting ᛬ unoccupied ᛫ extra ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	~[spær]	NE
sparhawk	᛫ the Accipiter nisus bird ( Eurasian sparrowhawk ) ᛫	N	sparhauk	ME
sparling	᛫ an Osmeridae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
sparstone	᛫ gypsum ᛫ hydrous calcium sulphate ᛫	N	sparrestone[spærstān]	ME
speakeath	᛫ a speakeasy ᛫	N	speak+eathe	NE+ME	speakeasy ᛣ
speakle	᛫ talkative ᛫ loquacious ᛫	ADJ	sprecol	OE
spear side	᛫ the male side of a family ᛫	N	~	NE
spearhalf	᛫ the male line of descent ᛫	N	sperehealf	OE
speck	᛫ a tiny spot ᛫ a tiny stain ᛫ a tiny particle ᛫	N	~	NE
speechcraft	᛫ skill in speech ᛫ rhetoric ᛫ grammar ( especially spoken grammar as opposed to written ) ᛫	N	~	NE
speechhouse ⟨ speechhuse ⟩	᛫ an auditorium ᛫	N	sprǣchūs	OE
speechlore	᛫ linguistics ᛫ philology ᛫	N	~	NE
speechly	᛫ linguistic ᛫	ADJ	speech+ly	NE+NE	sprachlich ᛣ
speed	᛫ success ᛫ luck ᛫	N	godspeed	NE
speedful	᛫ successful ᛫ prosperous ᛫	ADJ	spedeful	ME
speedless	᛫ without success ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
spel	᛫ speech ᛫ discourse ᛫	N	spel[spell]	NE
speld	᛫ a splinter ᛫ a thin piece of wood used as a torch ᛫ a torch ᛫	N	speld	OE
spelk	᛫ a splinter ᛬ to splinter ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	"splinter" is Dutch
spell	᛫ speech with a magical effect ᛫ a state of enchantment ᛫	N	~[spell]	NE
spell	᛫ a short period ᛫ a period spent in an activity ᛬ to represent ᛫ to substitute ᛫ to relieve ( to take the place of ) ᛫	N᛬V	spell&spelen&spelian	NE&ME&OE
spellbind	᛫ to fascinate ᛫ to hold the complete attention of someone as though by magic ᛫	V	~	NE
spellbinding	᛫ fascinating ᛫ engrossing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
spellboder	᛫ a messenger ᛫	N	spellboda	OE
spellbound ⟨ spellbund ⟩	᛫ fascinated ᛫ entranced ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
speller	᛫ a representative ᛫ a substitute ᛫	N	spala{speliend/spāle}	OE
spew	᛫ vomit ᛬ to vomit ᛫ to puke ᛫ to spit out in a gushing manner ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
spiderfear	᛫ arachnophobia ᛫	N	spider+fear	NE+NE
spild	᛫ to destroy ᛫	V	spildan	OE
spill	᛫ to play ᛫ to revel ᛫	N᛬V	spilen&spilian	ME&OE
spill	᛫ a spill ᛬ to spill ᛫ to waste ᛫	N᛬V	spill&spillan{aspillen}	NE&OE
spiller	᛫ a player ᛫ a jester ᛫	N	spilere{spillend}	OE
spilth	᛫ spillage ᛫ material that is spilt ᛫	N	~	NE
spind	᛫ fat ᛫	N	spind	OE
spindle	᛫ an axis ᛫	N	~	NE
spindlehalf	᛫ the female line of descent ᛫	N	spinlehealf	OE
spindleshanks	᛫ a thin lanky person with long legs ᛫	N	~	NE
spinster	᛫ a woman who spins ( old meaning ) ᛫ an unmarried woman typically an older woman beyond the usual age for marriage ᛫	N	~	NE
spir	᛫ to inquire ᛫ to interrogate ᛫ to investigate ᛫ to check ᛫	V	spiren[spyrian]	ME	or: speer (Scotland)
spird	᛫ a stadium ᛫ a racetrack ᛫ a racecourse ᛫	N	spyrd	OE
spitbreed	᛫ meat cooked on a spit ᛫ a kebab ᛫	N	spit+brēd	NE+ME	spitroast (NEᛣ)
spitch	᛫ bacon ᛫	N	spich/spik	ME	or: spick
spittle	᛫ saliva ᛫	N	~	NE
spokesman	᛫ a representative of a group or an individual ᛫	N	~	NE
spore	᛫ a track ᛫ a trace ᛫ a vestige ᛫	N	spore&spor	ME&OE
spot	᛫ an area ᛫	N	~	NE
spow	᛫ to succeed ᛫ to be successful ᛫	V	spōwan	OE
sprank	᛫ a shoot ᛫ a twig ᛫ a sprig ᛫	N	spranc	OE
sprat	᛫ a Sprattus fish ᛫	N	~	NE
sprawl	᛫ a disorganized unattractive expanse ᛬ spread out over a large area in an untidy or irregular way ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~[spreawlian]	NE
sprawling	᛫ expansive ᛫ extensive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sprent	᛫ sprinkled over ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sprind	᛫ vigorous ᛫ active ᛫	ADJ	sprind[springd]	ME
springe	᛫ to sprinkle ᛫ to scatter ᛫ to disperse ᛫	V	sprengen	ME
springly	᛫ vernal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
spur	᛫ an incentive ᛬ to incentivize ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
spurn	᛫ to reject with scorn ᛫ to kick away ᛫ to refuse or fail to use ᛫	V	~	NE
spurrier	᛫ a searcher ᛫ an explorer ᛫ an investigator ᛫ a spy ᚹ ᛫	N	āspyrgend	OE
spurry	᛫ to search ᛫ to explore ᛫ to investigate ᛫ to spy ᚹ ᛫	V	spyrgan{aspyrgan}	OE	kin: speer (Scottish English)
spurryglass	᛫ a telescope ᛫	N	spyrgan+glass	OE+NE	spyglass ᛣ
squeezebox ⟨ scweezebox ⟩	᛫ an accordion ᛫ a concertina ᛫	N	squeeze-box	NEᚠ(E+H)	colloquial word
squidflesh ⟨ scwidflesh ⟩	᛫ calamari ᛫	N	squid+flesh	NE
Sri Lanka	᛫ Sri Lanka ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
staff	᛫ a letter ( like A B or C ) ᛫ a written character ᛫	N	staf&stæf	ME&OE
staffay	᛫ a combination of letters ᛫ a syllable ? ᛫	N	stæfgefēg	OE
staffcraft	᛫ grammar ( as in the art of letters spelling and punctuation ) ᛫	N	stæfcræft	OE
staffkind	᛫ a font ᛫ a typeface ᛫	N	staff+kind	NE+NE
staffleighter	᛫ a grammatical error ᛫	N	stæfleahter	OE
stafflither	᛫ a ballista ᛫	N	stæfliðere	OE
stafflore	᛫ orthography ᛫	N	staff+lore	NE+NE
staffly	᛫ literal ᛫ letter-like ᛬ literally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	stafī/staffliȝ[stæflīc]	ME
staffrow	᛫ an alphabet ᛫	N	stæfrǣw	OE
staffwise	᛫ literate ᛫ lettered ᛫	ADJ	stæfwīs	OE
staffword	᛫ an acronym ᛫	N	staf+word	ME+NE	letterwoord ᛣ
stag	᛫ a male deer ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
stake	᛫ a post ᛫ a post on which a gambling wager is placed ᛫ a wager ᛫ a bet ᛬ to wager ᛫ to bet ᛫	V	stake&stāke	NE&ME
stal	᛫ klepto- ᛫	PREFIX	stæl	OE
stalk	᛫ steep ᛫ precipitous ᛫	ADJ	stealc	OE
stalk	᛫ a main stem of something ᛫	N	~	NE
stalk	᛫ to pursue stealthily ᛫	V	~[stealcung]	NE
stall	᛫ a position ᛬ to keep in position ᛫ to delay ᛫ to hinder ᛫	N᛬V	stall&steall	NE&OE
stalworth	᛫ brave ᛫ courageous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	or: stalwart
stand for	᛫ to represent ᛫ to symbolize ᛫	V	~	NE
standalone	᛫ an independent thing ᛬ independent ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
standbild	᛫ statue ᛫	N	stânbyld	WF
standby	᛫ a state of readiness ᛫	N	~	NE
standin	᛫ a substitute ᛫	N	~	NE
standoffish	᛫ anti-social ᛫ unsociable ᛫ socially cold ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
staple	᛫ a bar or wire meant for holding things together through piercing and bending ᛫ a pillar ᛫ a column ᛫ a post ᛫	N	staple&stapol	NE&OE
star	᛫ a celebrity ᛫	N	~	NE
stardom	᛫ celebrity ( as in the status ) ᛫	N	~	NE
stark	᛫ stiff ᛫ rigid ᛫ solid ᛫ strong ᛫ severe ᛫ unpleasantly or sharply clear ᛫ severe or bare in appearance ᛫	ADJ	~[stark]	NE
starken	᛫ to make unbending or inflexible ᛫ to stiffen ᛫ to make obstinate ᛫	V	~	NE
starly	᛫ astral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
starship	᛫ a spaceship ᛫ a spacecraft ᛫	N	~	NE
starshower	᛫ an astrologer ᛫	N	steorscēawere	OE
starstelsel	᛫ a star system ᛫	N	star+stelsel	NE+NL
start	᛫ a tail ᛫	N	stert[steort]	ME
starving	᛫ starvation ᛫	N	~	NE
starwatch	᛫ an observatory ᛫	N	star+watch	NE+NE	sterrenwacht ᛣ
stath	᛫ a bank ᛫ a shore ᛫ land bordering water ᛫ a wharf ᛫	N	stæþ{stath}	OE
stathel	᛫ a foundation ᛫ a base ᛫ a prop ᛫ a support ᛬ to base ᛫ to prop ᛫ to support ᛫	N᛬V	stathel/staddle	NE	also spelled: staddle
stathelend	᛫ a founder ᛫	N	staþoliend	OE
stathely	᛫ fundamental ᛫ basic ᛫	ADJ	staddle+y	NE+NE
stave off	᛫ to prevent ᛫ to avert ᛫ to ward off ᛫ to keep away ᛫	V	~	NE
stead	᛫ a station ᛫ a place ᛫	N	~	NE
steadfast	᛫ steady ᛫ unmoving ᛫ loyal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
steadfastness	᛫ loyalty ᛫	N	~	NE
steady	᛫ to stabilize ᛫ stable ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
stealth	᛫ acting in secrecy and cautiousness ᛫	N	~	NE	kin: "steal"
stealthy	᛫ cautious and surreptitious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stean	᛫ an earthenware container for liquids or foods ᛫	N	~	NE
steap	᛫ a stoup ᛫ a drinking vessel ᛫ a cup ᛫ a flagon ᛫	N	stēap	OE	"stoup" is Norse
stear	᛫ history ᛫	N	stǣr{ἱστορία}	OEᚠIᚠH	or: yorelore
steed	᛫ a horse being ridden or available for riding ᛫	N	~	NE
steen	᛫ to groan or to rumble or to bellow or to bray loudly ᛫	V	stēnan	OE
steep	᛫ to imbue ᛫ to soak ᛫ to fill with ᛫	V	~	NE	"a city steeped in history"
steeple	᛫ a tower ᛫ a church tower ᛫ a spire ᛫	N	steeple	NE
steer	᛫ guidance ᛫ direction ᛫ a rule ᛫ a regulation ᛫ a restraint ᛫ a check ᛬ to direct ᛫	N᛬V	steor&steoran	OE&OE
steerer	᛫ a director ᛫ a regulator ᛫ a moderator ᛫	N	steorend	OE
steet	᛫ to strike ᛫ to thrust ᛫ to fall heavily ᛫ to push hard ᛫	V	stē̆ten	ME
stell	᛫ to set up ᛫ to up-fix ᛫ to mount up ᛫ to place ᛫ to set ᛫ to put in place ᛫	V	stellen	ME
stelsel	᛫ a system ᛫	N	stelsel	NL
stem	᛫ a branch in a family ᛬ to descend ᛫ to derive ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
stench	᛫ malodorousness or acridness ( of smell ) ᛫	N	~	NE
step	᛫ stage ᛫ phase ᛫	N	~	NE
stepdown ⟨ stepdune ⟩	᛫ to resign ᛫	V	~	NE
stepwise	᛫ gradual ᛬ gradually ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
ster	᛫ ( agent suffix , formerly a feminine agent suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	could be reverted to its old role as the feminine agent suffix
stern	᛫ serious ᛫ unfriendly ᛫ strict ᛫ severe ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
steven	᛫ a voice ( whether human or animal ) ᛫ a voice ( grammar term ) ᛫ a sung melody or tune ᛫ speech ᛬ to voice ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	rhyme: seven
steven	᛫ an appointed time ᛫ an appointment ᛫ a tryst ᛬ to set an appointment ᛫ to establish ᛫ to appoint ᛫ to institute ᛫	N᛬V	steven&stevenen	ME&ME
stevenmeal	᛫ by turns ᛫ alternatively ( as in alternating ) ᛫	ADV	stefnmǣlum	OE
steward	᛫ a supervisor ᛫ a seneschal ᛬ to supervise ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
stewardship	᛫ supervision ᛫	N	~	NE
stickle	᛫ a rapid ᛬ steep ᛫ sloping ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE	kin: stehhal (OHG)
stickle	᛫ to argue or contend stubbornly ( intransitive ) ᛫ to raise objections ᛫ to scruple ᛫	V	~	NE
stickleback	᛫ a Gasterosteidae fish ᚹ ᛫	N	~[stikel]	NE
stickler	᛫ a person who insists on a certain quality or type of behaviour ᛫	N	~	NE
stight	᛫ to set in order ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to place ᛫	V	stighten	ME
stightle	᛫ to direct ᛫ to ordain ᛫ to arrange ᛫ to array ᛫ to govern ᛫ to rule ᛫ to manage	V	stightelen[stihtan]	ME
stightler	᛫ a director ᛫ a manager ᛫	N	stightelen+er	ME+NE
stile	᛫ a structure for surmounting things ( usually fences and walls ) ᛫	N	~	NE
stillness	᛫ silence ᛫ absence of movement ᛫	N	~	NE
stilly	᛫ silent ᛫ calm ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stink	᛫ to have a bad odour ᛫	V	~	NE
stinkbird	᛫ the Opisthocomus hoazin bird ᛫	N	~	NE
stinkdeer	᛫ a skunk ᛫	N	stink+deer	NE+NE	use not recommended (see note)
stinking nightshade	᛫ henbane ( Hyoscyamus niger ) ᛫	N	~	NE
stinky	᛫ malodorous odoriferous or acrid ( of smell ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stint	᛫ an allotted period of time ( of work or prison time ) ᛫ a cessation ᛫ a pause ᛬ to cease ᛫ to pause ᛫	N᛬V	stint&stinten[styntan]	NE&ME
stir	᛫ to incite to action ᛫ to disturb ᛫ to move ᛫ to move about ᛫ to become active ᛫	V	~	NE
stitch	᛫ a piece ᛫ a fragment ᛫ a part ᛫	N	stiche/stech[stycce]	ME	kin: שטיק
stitch	᛫ a thread or wire fastening ᛫ a stabbing pain ᛫	N	~[stice]	NE
stitchmeal	᛫ piecemeal ᛬ piecemeal ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	styccemǣlum	OE
stithe	᛫ hard ᛫ stiff ᛫ stubborn ᛫	ADJ	stīþ	OE
stithy	᛫ an anvil ᛫	N	~[stethi]	NEᚠN
stoat	᛫ the Mustela erminea mammal ( a kind of weasel ) ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ?
stock	᛫ a stump ᛫ a tree trunk ᛫ a log ᛫ a block of wood ᛫ a post ᛫ a trestle ᛫ a handle ( like of a mace ) ᛫ a torso ᛫ a lineage ᛫ a race ᛫ a species ᛫	N	stock&stok[stocc]	NE&ME
stock	᛫ a supply ᛫ a store of something ᛬ to supply ᛫ to store ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
stodge	᛫ heavy , filling , starchy food ᛫ a boring thing ᛫	N	~	NE
stold	᛫ a settled place ᛫ a station ᛫ an abode ᛫	N	gesteald	OE	kin: 𐌲𐌰𐍃𐍄𐌰𐌻𐌳𐌰𐌽
stold	᛫ to possess ᛫	V	stealdan	OE
stone	᛫ paleo- ᛫	PREFIX	stone	NE	paleo (NEᛣ)
stonebaby	᛫ a lithopedion / lithopaedion ᛫	N	~	NE
stonebow	᛫ a natural stone arch ᛫	N	stānboga	OE
stonecraft	᛫ masonry ᛫ the art or skill of working with stone ᛫	N	~	NE
stoned	᛫ intoxicated ᛫ high on drugs ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stonedelf	᛫ a quarry ᛫	N	stāngedelf	OE
stonedelve	᛫ to mine for stone ᛫	V	~	NE
stonefaw	᛫ paved ᛫ paved with stone ᛫	ADJ	faw&stānfāh	NE&OE
stonelime	᛫ cement ᛫ mortar ᛫	N	stānlīm	OE
stonen	᛫ made of stone ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	invented by William Barnes
stonen	᛫ to petrify ᛫	V	stone+en	NE+NE
stoner	᛫ one who stones ᛫ a machine to remove pits from fruit ᛫ a frequent user of cannabis ᛫	N	~	NE
stonerock	᛫ an obelisk ᛫	N	stānrocc	OE
stonewall	᛫ an obstruction ᛫ a refusal to cooperate ᛬ to obstruct ᛫ to refuse to cooperate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
stonewalled	᛫ surrounded or defined in size and shape by a wall of stone ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stonewright	᛫ a stonemason ᛫	N	stānwryhta	OE
stony	᛫ like stone ᛫ emotionless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
stoor	᛫ powerful ᛫ fierce ᛫ cruel ᛫ severe ᛫	ADJ	stọ̄r	ME
stoor	᛫ incense ᛫ frankincense ᛫	N	stōr[storax?]	MEᚠI
stoorvat	᛫ a censer ᛫	N	stōrfat[stōrfæt]	ME
stopfire	᛫ a ceasefire ᛫	N	~	NE
stopgap	᛫ a short term solution ᛬ short-term ᛫ temporary ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
stormrifle	᛫ an assault rifle ᛫	N	storm+rifle	NE+NL	Sturmgewehr ᛣ
stound ⟨ stund ⟩	᛫ an hour ᚹ ᛫	N	stound	NE	see: daytide
stoundmeal ⟨ stundmeal ⟩	᛫ at intervals ᛫ alternatingly ᛫	ADV	stundmǣlum	OE
stour ⟨ sture ⟩	᛫ a river ᛫	N	stour[stūr]	ME	still found in a few names of rivers
stoven	᛫ a stump ᛫	N	~[stofn]	NE
stow	᛫ a place ᛫ a location ᛬ to store ᛫ to lodge ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	/stoʊ/
strackledwale	᛫ a Celt of Strathclyde ᛫	PN	stræcledwalas	OE
strackledwales	᛫ the Celts of Strathclyde ᛫ Strathclyde ᛫	PN	stræcledwalas	OE
straid	᛫ to strew ᛫ to scatter ᛫ to disperse ᛫	V	stregdan	OE
straightforward	᛫ direct ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
strake	᛫ a stripe ᛫ a decorative streak ᛫ a beam of metal or timber ᛫	N	strake&strāke	NE&ME
straling	᛫ radiation ᛫	N	strale+ing	ME+NE	Strahlung ᛣ
strand	᛫ a beach ᛫	N	~	NE
streak	᛫ a long thin line ᛫ a stroke ᛫ a series of successful deeds ᛫	N	~[strica]	NE
streel	᛫ an arrow ᛫ a round of ammunition ᚹ ᛬ to shoot ᛫	N᛬V	strele&strǣlian[strǣl]	ME&OE
streelbearer	᛫ an archer ᛫ an arrow-bearer ᛫	N	strǣlbora	OE
streen	᛫ a couch ᛫ a sofa ᛫ a bed ᛫ a resting spot ᛫	N	strēon/strēowen	OE
streen	᛫ parturition ᛫ generation ᛫ procreation ᛫ propagation ᛫ a lineage ᛫ an ancestry ᛬ to procreate ᛫ to propagate ᛫ to generate ᛫	N᛬V	strẹ̄n&strẹ̄nen[streónan]	ME&ME	"strain" seems to have French influence
streener	᛫ a procreator ᛫ a generator ᛫	N	strẹ̄nen+er	ME+NE
streeny	᛫ genetic ᛫ genetical ᛫	ADJ	strain+y	NE+NE
stretch	᛫ strict ᛫ severe ᛫ rigorous ᛫ stern ᛫ hard ᛫	ADJ	stræc{streche}	OE	PTCP: straught/stretched
stretch	᛫ to extend ᛫ to extrapolate ᛫	V	~	NE
strew	᛫ to distribute randomly ᛫ to spread abroad ᛫	V	~	NE
strewn	᛫ fragmented over an area ᛫ scattered ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
strike	᛫ to hit ᛫ to attack ᛫ to delete ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: stricken
strikeharp	᛫ a piano ᛫	N	strike+harp	NE+NE	or: slayharp (direct cognate calque)
strind	᛫ a race ᛫ a clan ᛫ a lineage ᛫ a generation ᛫	N	strīnde	ME
strindendly	᛫ genitive ( grammar ) ᛫	ADJ	gestrýnedlíc	OE
string	᛫ a series of things ᛫ a sequence ᛫	N	~	NE
strite	᛫ an ostrich ᛫	N	strȳta	OEᚠI?
strongdrink	᛫ liquor ᛫	N	strong drink	NE
stronghold	᛫ a fortress ᛫	N	~	NE
strongman	᛫ a leader who rules with threats force or violence ᛫ a tyrant ᛫ a dictator ᛫ a despot ᛫	N	~	NE
strongwater	᛫ nitric acid ᛫	N	~	NE
strothe	᛫ marshy land overgrown with brushwood ᛫	N	strothe[strōd]	ME
stroud ⟨ strude ⟩	᛫ to plunder ᛫ to pillage ᛫ to defraud ᛫	V	strūdan	OE
strout ⟨ strute ⟩	᛫ contention ᛫ an argument ᛫	N	strǒut{strūtian}	ME
stuller	᛫ furtive ᛫	ADJ	stulor	OE
stun	᛫ to clash ᛫ to crash ᛫ to dash ᛫ to strike ᛫	V	stunian	OE
stunt	᛫ a daring or dangerous feat ᛫ skill ᛫	N	~	NE
stunt	᛫ a check in growth ᛫ a stunted being or thing ᛬ to hinder the growth of ᛫ to perform a stunt ᛫ to show off ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
stunted	᛫ prevented from growing ᛫ shorter than usual for one's age ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sty	᛫ a path ᛫ a lane ᛫ an approach to something ᛫ a way of conduct ᛫ a method ᛬ to ascend ᛫ to descend ᛫	N᛬V	stīe&stīgen[stīg]	ME&ME
suckerfish	᛫ an Echeneidae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
suckledeer	᛫ a mammal ᛫	N	suckle+deer	NE+NE	Säugetier ᛣ, zoogdier ᛣ
Sudan	᛫ Sudan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
sullow	᛫ a plough ᛫ a plow ᛫	N	sulou[sulh]	ME
sully	᛫ to dirty ᛫ to corrupt ᛫ to taint ᛫ to soil ᛫ to desecrate ᛫	V	~	NE
summerledge	᛫ to become summer ᛫	V	sumerlǣcan	OE
summerly	᛫ estival ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sunbloom	᛫ a Helianthus annuus plant ( sunflower ) ᛫	N	sun+bloom	NE+NE	sunflower ᛣ
sundcorn	᛫ a Saxifraga plant ᛫	N	sundcorn	ME
sunder	᛫ private- ᛫ special- ᛫	PREFIX	sunder	OE
sunder	᛫ to separate ᛫ to split ᛫ to vary ᛫ to differ ᛫	V	sunder&sǒnderen	NE&ME
sunderaught	᛫ private property ᛫	N	sunder+aught	NE+ME
sundercraft	᛫ a superpower ( in the sense of "special power or art" ) ᛫	N	sundorcræft	OE
sunderfee	᛫ private wealth ᛫	N	sundorfeoh	OE
Sunderhallow	᛫ a Pharisee ᛫	N	sundorhālga	OE
sundering	᛫ a separation ᛫ separation ᛫ diversity ᛫ variety ᛫ difference ᛫	N	~	NE
sunderledge	᛫ to privatize ᛫	V	sunder+lǣcan	NE+OE
sunderright	᛫ a special privilege ᛫	N	sunderriht	OE
sundrily	᛫ variously ᛫ differently ᛫ separately ᛫ distinctively ᛫ distinctly ᛫ singly ᛫ individually ᛫ particularly ᛫ specially ᛫ specifically ᛫ privately ᛫	ADV	sundrily&sonderlī&syndriglic	NE&ME&OE
sundriness	᛫ diversity ᛫ specialness ᛫ independence ᛫ specialness ᛫	N	~	NE
sundry	᛫ various ᛫ different ᛫ separate ᛫ distinctive ᛫ distinct ᛫ single ᛫ individual ᛫ particular ᛫ special ᛫ specific ᛫ private ᛫	ADJ	sundry&sǒndrī&syndrig	NE&ME&OE
sundryman	᛫ a dealer of sundries ( miscellaneous items ) ᛫	N	~	NE
Suneve	᛫ Saturday ᛫	N	sunnanǣfen	OE	see: Restday
Sunfield ⟨ Sunfeeld ⟩	᛫ Elysium ᛫	PN	sunnfeld	OE
sunfish	᛫ a Molidae fish ᛫ a Centrarchidae fish ᛫	N	~	NE
sungang	᛫ the course of the sun ᛫	N	sungang	OE
sunken	᛫ submerged ᛫ depressed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
sunly	᛫ solar ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Sunnight	᛫ the night following Sunday's dusk ᛫	PN	~[sunnanniht]	NE
sunshade	᛫ a parasol ᛫ an awning ᛫	N	~	NE
sunstead	᛫ a solstice ᛫	N	~	NE
sunstelsel	᛫ a solar system ᛫	N	sun+stelsel	NE+NL	or silestelsel
Suriname ⟨ Surinam ⟩	᛫ Suriname ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Surry	᛫ Syria ᛫	PN	Surry/Sirie	MEᚠO
sussel	᛫ torment ᛫ anguish ᛫ agony ᛫	N	sūsl	OE
susselstead	᛫ a place of torment ᛫ hell ᛫	N	sūslstede	OE
suttle	᛫ clear ᛫ manifest ᛫ obvious ᛫ evident ᛫ unambiguous ᛫	ADJ	sutel&sutelen[sweotol]	ME&ME
suttle	᛫ to clarify ᛫ to denote ᛫ to make known ᛫ to show ᛫	V	isutelen&geswutelian	ME&OE
suttleness	᛫ clarity ᛫	N	sutel+ness	ME+NE
suttley	᛫ manifest ᛫	ADJ	sutellī[sweotollīc]	ME
suttling	᛫ evidence ᛫	N	sweotolung[swutel]	OE
swaddle	᛫ to wrap a baby in retraining material ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to restrict ᛫	V	~	NE
swail	᛫ heaven ᛫ the divine kingdom ᛫ the realm of the god or gods ᛫	N	swegl	OE	kin: sun
swain	᛫ a rustic ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a shepherd ᛫ a page ( an attendant upon a knight ) ᛫ a squire ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
swair	᛫ a mother-in-law ᛫	N	sweȝer&sweger	ME&OE	kin: שוויגער
swake	᛫ feeble with age ᛫	ADJ	swāc[swæc]	ME
swamb	᛫ fungus ᛫ a mushroom ᛫	N	swam[swamm]	ME
swamblore	᛫ mycology ( the study of fungi ) ᛫	N	swam+lore	ME+NE
swamp	᛫ a stretch of forested wetland ᛫	N	~	NE
swanker	᛫ bending easily ᛫ pliable ᛫ flaccid ᛫	ADJ	swancor	OE
swansong	᛫ a final performance or accomplishment ᛫	N	~	NE	HG Schwanengesang ᛣ
swap	᛫ to exchange ᛫ to trade ᛫ to switch ᛫	N	~	NE
swap out ⟨ ute ⟩	᛫ to replace ᛫	V	~	NE
sward	᛫ the upper layer of soil ( especially when grassy ) ᛫ skin ( especially of pork ) ᛫ rind ᛫ a patch of calloused skin ᛫	N	sward&sward	NE&ME
swarf	᛫ the bits that come from swarfing ( filings ) ᛬ to grind down ᛫ to file off ᛫	V	swarf&gesweorfan	NE&OE
swart	᛫ the black hue ᛬ black ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
swarthy	᛫ tawny dusky ᛫ dark ᛫ of dark complexioned ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
swath	᛫ a broad expanse ᛫ the track left by a moving or mowing object ᛫ a track ᛫ a trace ᛫ a vestige ᛫	N	~[swæþ]	NE
swayer	᛫ an influencer ᛫ an influence ᛫ a factor ( a circumstance fact or influence that contributes to a result ) ᛫	N	~	NE
sweal	᛫ to be on fire ᛫ to burn ᛫	V	swēlen[swelan]	ME
sweam	᛫ to grieve ᛫	V	swēmen[swǣman]	ME
swease	᛫ one's own ᛫ dear ᛫ beloved ᛫ gracious ᛫	ADJ	swǣs	OE	kin: suēscō (Latin)
sweaseledge	᛫ to flatter ᛫	V	swǣslǣcan	OE
sweasely	᛫ kind ᛫ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫	ADJ	swǣslīc	OE
sweasing	᛫ food ᛫ victuals ᛫ refection ᛫	N	swǣsende	OE
sweatcloth	᛫ a handkerchief ᛫	N	swātclāþ	OE
Sweave	᛫ a Swabian ᛫ an Alamanni ᛫	PN	Swǣfas	OE
Sweaveland	᛫ Swabia ᛫ Alamannia ᛫ Alemannia ᛫	PN	Swǣfas+land	OE+NE
Sweeland	᛫ Sweden ᛫	PN	Sweoland	OE
sweer	᛫ a pillar ᛫ a column ᛫	N	swēor[swēor]	ME
sweer	᛫ a father-in-law ᛫	N	swēor	OE
Sweerich	᛫ Sweden ( the state not the land ) ᛫	PN	Sweorice	OE
sweeting	᛫ a sweet kind of apple ᛫ a darling ᛫	N	~	NE
sweets	᛫ candy ᛫	N	~	NE
sweight	᛫ momentum ᛫	N	sweight	ME	equal to: sway+th
swell	᛫ to swell ᛬ nice ᛬ well ᛫	V᛬ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
swelt	᛫ to die ᛫ to become overcome with emotion heat or something like that ᛫	V	~	NE
swelter	᛫ an uncomfortably hot atmosphere ᛬ to feel uncomfortably hot ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
sweltering	᛫ uncomfortably hot ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
swench	᛫ affliction ᛫ tribulation ᛫ distress ᛬ to afflict ᛫ to trouble ᛫ to distress ᛫	N᛬V	swenc&swenchen[swencan]	OE&ME
swere	᛫ heavy ᛫ grave ᛫ oppressive ᛫	V	swēre[swǣr]	ME
swerely	᛫ heavily ᛫ grievously ᛫ oppressively ᛫	ADV	swǣrlīce	OE
sweremood	᛫ of an indolent sluggish disposition ᛫	ADJ	swǣrmōd	OE
swerethrake	᛫ gravity ᛫	N	swere+þracu	ME+OE	zwaartekracht ᛣ, Schwerkraft ᛣ
swerk	᛫ a cloud ᛫ mist ᛫ smoke ᛫ gas ᚹ ᛫	N	gesweorc	OE
swerken	᛫ to darken ᛫ to mystify ᛫	V	swurken[sweorcan]	ME
swetch	᛫ a taste ᛫ a flavour ᛫ an odour, a scent, smell ᛫ an aroma ᛫	N	swecc	OE
swether	᛫ to retire ᛫ to withdraw ᛫ to abate ᛫ to subside ᛫	V	sweþrian	OE
sweve	᛫ to put to sleep ᛫ to make inactive ᛫	V	swēven	ME
swevel	᛫ sulphur/sulfur ᛫ brimstone ᛫	N	swefel[swefel]	ME
swevelen	᛫ sulfurous ᛫ made of brimstone ᛫	ADJ	sweflene[sweflen]	ME
sweven	᛫ a vision ᛫ a dream ᛬ to dream ᛫	N	sweven&swevenen	NE&ME	rhyme: heaven
swevet	᛫ sleep ᛫	N	swevete[sweofot]	ME
swey	᛫ a noise ᛫ a sound ᛬ to sound ᛫ to make noise ᛫	N᛬V	swei&sweien[sweg/swegan]	ME&ME	or: sway
swike	᛫ deceit ᛫ treachery ᛫ betrayal ᛫ a betrayer ᛫ a cheater ᛬ to deceive ᛫ to betray ᛫ to cheat ᛫	N᛬V	swike&swiken[swīcan]	ME&ME
swikedom	᛫ treason ᛫ treachery ᛫ betrayal ᛫	N	swikedom	ME
swikel	᛫ treacherous ᛫	ADJ	swicol	OE
swiker	᛫ a traitor ᛫ a deceiver ᛫	N	swīca	OE
swill	᛫ low quality food or drink ᛬ to wash with water ᛫	N᛬V	~[swilian]	NE
swime	᛫ an unconscious state ᛫ a faint ᛫	N	swīme	ME
swimel	᛫ an anesthetic ᛫	N	swīme+le	ME+ME
swimmingly	᛫ splendidly ᛫ to happen well and without serious problems ᛫	ADV	~	NE
swin	᛫ a melody ᛫	N	swinn	OE
swind	᛫ to vanish ᛫ to disappear ᛫ to waste away ᛫ to perish ᛫	V	swinden	ME
swine	᛫ a pig ᛫ pigs ᛫	N	~	NE
swineflesh	᛫ pork ᛫	N	~	NE
swineherd	᛫ a person who tends swine ᛫	N	~	NE
swinely	᛫ porcine ᛫	ADJ	swīnlic	OE
swinge	᛫ to strike hard ᛫	V	~	NE
swingeing	᛫ drastic ᛫ severe ᛫ extreme ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
swingle	᛫ a scutch ( a flax beating tool ) ᛬ to beat with a swingle ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
swinish	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ contemptible ᛫ pig-like ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
swink	᛫ hard work ᛫ hard labour ᛫ toil ᛫ drudgery ᛬ to work hard ᛫ to labour hard ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	PTCP: swunk
swinker	᛫ a toiler ᛫ a labourer ᛫	N	~	NE
swinkful	᛫ toilsome ᛫ laborious ᛫	ADJ	swincfull	OE
swinse	᛫ to make melody or music ᛫	V	swinsian	OE	same suffix as in "cleanse"
swinsing	᛫ melody making ᛫	N	swinsung	OE
swinsingcraft	᛫ the art of making melodies or music ᛫	N	swinsungcræft	OE
swire	᛫ a neck ( of any kind ) ᛫ a vale ᛫ a valley ᛫	N	swīre	ME
switchback	᛫ a roller coaster ᛫	N	~	NE	short for: switchback railway?
swith	᛫ swift ᛫ rapid ᛫ strong ᛫ excessive ᛫ great ᛬ swiftly ᛫ rapidly ᛫ strongly ᛫ very ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	swith&swīþ	NE&OE	although from "swīþ" the vowel seems to have shortened
swither	᛫ right ( direction ) ᛫	ADJ	swither	ME
swither	᛫ more ᛫ greater ᛫ superior ᛫	ADV	swīþor	OE	swith+er
swithly	᛫ great ᛫ magnificent ᛫ intense ᛫	ADJ	swīþlīc	OE
Switsish	᛫ Swiss ᛫	PADJ	Switzer+ish	NE+NE
Switzer	᛫ a Swiss person ᛫	N	Switzer	NE
Switzerland	᛫ Switzerland ᛫	PN	~	NE
swive	᛫ to fuck ᛫ to copulate ᛫ to copulate with ᛫ to mate ᛫ to mate with ᛫	V	~	NE	kin: swivel
swivel	᛫ a rotation ᛬ to rotate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
swiving	᛫ sexual intercourse ᛫	N	~	NE
swizzle	᛫ liquor ᛫ an alcoholic drink ᛫	N	~[switchel?]	NE
swizzled	᛫ mixed ᛫ intoxicated ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
swome	᛫ to become dark ᛫	V	swāmian	OE
swone	᛫ a swineherd ᛫ a swain ᛫ a peasant ᛫ a male servant ᛫	N	swone[swān]	ME
swoon	᛫ an instance of fainting ᛬ to faint ᛫ to be infatuated with something ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
swordplay	᛫ fencing ᛫	N	~	NE
swot	᛫ vigorous study ᛬ to study vigorously ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	kin: "sweat"
swy	᛫ silence ᛬ to be silent ᛫ to become silent ᛫	N᛬V	swiȝe&swige&swigian	ME&OE&OE
sye	᛫ victory ᛫	N	siȝe/sy[sige]	ME	found in placenames like "Kinsye"
sye	᛫ to drip ᛫ to strain ᛫ to sift ᛫ to purify ᛫	V	sye&sīen	NE&ME
sye	᛫ to descend ᛫	V	sye&sien	NE&ME
syefast	᛫ victorious ᛫ triumphant ᛫	ADJ	sigefæst	OE
syekin	᛫ the Seraphim ᛫	N	sigorcynn	OE
syeless	᛫ without victory ᛫ defeated ᛫	ADJ	sigelēas	OE
syely	᛫ victorious ᛫	ADJ	sigelīc	OE
syereeth	᛫ triumph ᛫	N	sigehrēþ	OE
syereethy	᛫ triumphant ᛫	ADJ	sigehreþig	OE
Sypress	᛫ Cyprus ᛫	PN	Sypresse	MEᚠH
Tahoe Mere	᛫ Lake Tahoe ᛫	PN	Tahoe+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Taiwan ⟨ Tyewan ⟩	᛫ the Republic of China ᛫ Taiwan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: the Republick of China
Tajikistan	᛫ Tajikistan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Tajikland
takeover	᛫ a commandeering ᛫ a transfer of power ᛫	N	~	NE
tale	᛫ a story ᛫ a number ᛫ a total ᛫ a tally ᛫	N	~	NE
talecraft	᛫ arithmetic ᛫	N	tælcræft	OE
talemark	᛫ a date ( in the meaning related to time ) ᛫	N	tælmearc	OE
talemete	᛫ a measure expressed by number ᛫	N	tælmet	OE
talesome	᛫ numerous ᛫	ADJ	tælsum	OE
taleteller	᛫ a storyteller ᛫	N	~	NE
tallow	᛫ dye ᛫ hard fat or lard ᛬ to dye ᛫	N᛬V	tallow&telg&telgian	NE&OE&OE
talt	᛫ unstable ᛫ evanescent ᛫ transitory ᛫	ADJ	tealte[tealt]	ME
talter	᛫ to shake ᛫ to totter ᛫ to stagger ᛫ to be unsteady ᛫ to be in an uncertain or a precarious condition ᛫	V	tealtrian	OE
tame	᛫ domesticated ᛫ mild ᛫ dull ᛫ subdued ᛫ spiritless ᛬ to make something tame ᛫ to become tame ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
tame	᛫ to subdue ᛫ to domesticate ᛫ to cultivate ᛬ subdued ᛫ domesticated ᛫ cultivated ᛫ tractable ᛫	V᛬ADJ	tame&tāme[OE tam]	NE&ME
Tanganyika Mere	᛫ Lake Tanganyika ᛫	PN	Tanganyika+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Tanzania	᛫ Tanzania ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Tanzany
tap	᛫ a faucet ᛫ a spigot ᛫	N	~	NE
tap	᛫ to draw liquid from a container ᛫ to exploit a resource or market ᛫	V	~	NE
tape	᛫ a videocassete ᛫ a cassette ᛫ a video ᛫	N	~	NE
taphouse ⟨ taphuse ⟩	᛫ a bar ᛫ a place where alcoholic drinks are sold ᛫	N	~	NE
tapper	᛫ a barkeep ᛫	N	~	NE
tappet	᛫ a carpet ᛫	N	tæppet	OE
taproom	᛫ a barroom ᛫	N	~	NE
tapster	᛫ a person who draws and serves alcoholic drinks at a bar ᛫	N	~	NE
tar	᛫ tar ᛫ resin ᛫ gum ᛫	N	teoru	OE
tare	᛫ a Vicia plant ( vetch plants ) ᛫	N	~	NE
targe	᛫ a small shield ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
tarry	᛫ to be late or tardy ᛫ to linger wait or abide in expectancy ᛫	V	~	NE
Tarse	᛫ Tharsia ( roughly Turkestan , Transoxiana ) ᛫	N	Tarse	MEᚠI?
tarse	᛫ the penis ᛫	N	~[teors]	NE
tart	᛫ pungent sour or acidic ᛫ or sharp of taste ᛫	ADJ	~[tart][teart]	NE
tartree	᛫ a Eucalyptus plant ᛫	N	gum tree	NE
tavel	᛫ a gaming table ᛫ a boardgame ᛫ a die for gaming ? ᛫	N	tæfl	OEᚠI	kin: table (Latin); tafl (Icelandic)
taw	᛫ to prepare material ᛫	V	taw&tawian	NE&OE	in Modern English this word only refers to tanning
teach	᛫ to educate ᛫ to indoctrinate ᛫ to instruct ᛫ to school ᛫ to train another ᛫ to tutor ᛫	V	~	NE
teaching	᛫ a doctrine ᛫ that which is taught ᛫	N	tǣcing	OE
teal	᛫ dark cyan ᛫ cyan ᛫	N	~	NE	some use this word as a synonym for cyan
team	᛫ a line ( often of animals ) ᛫ a line of descendants ᛫ offspring ᛫ a group who work towards the same goal ᛫	N	team&tēam	NE&OE
tee	᛫ to extract ᛫ to tug ᛫ to convey ᛫ to train another ᛫	V	tēn&atēon	ME&OE
teel	᛫ mocking speech ᛬ to mock ᛫ to ridicule ᛫	N᛬V	tēlen[tǣl/tǣlan]	ME
teeler	᛫ a mocker ᛫ a ridiculer ᛫	N	tǣlere	OE
teelworthy	᛫ blasphemous ᛫ calumnious ᛫ reprehensible ᛫	ADJ	tǣlwirþe	OE
teely	᛫ blasphemous ᛫ calumnious ᛫ reprehensible ᛫	ADJ	tǣllīc	OE
teem	᛫ to be prolific ᛫ to abound ᛫ to bring forth offspring ᛫	V	teem&tīman	NE
teeming	᛫ abundantly filled ( especially with creatures ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
teen	᛫ vexation ᛬ to vex ᛫ to irritate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
teenful	᛫ troublesome ᛫ harmful ᛫ painful ᛫ full of suffering ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
teenle	᛫ a wicker basket ᛫	N	tēnel[tǣnel]	ME
tell	᛫ to count ( as in to tally ) ᛫ to count ( as in to qualify ) ᛫ to recount ᛫ to pass information ᛫	V	tell&tellen[tellan]	NE&ME
teller	᛫ a counter (such as a bank teller ) ᛫	N	~	NE
telltale	᛫ one who reports the secrets of others ᛬ revealing indicating or betraying something ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
temse	᛫ to sift ᛫ to strain ᛫ to sieve ᛫	V	~	NE
tend	᛫ to kindle ᛫ to ignite ᛫ to incite ᛫ to arouse ( lust anger etc ) ᛫ to inspire ᛫	V	tē̆nden	ME
tenderhearted	᛫ nurturing compassionate and forgiving ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
teng	᛫ pressing upon ᛫ laying upon ᛫ oppressive ᛫	ADJ	tinge&getenge	ME&OE
tenpenny	᛫ a dime ᚹ ᛬ ten cents ᛫ ten pence ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
tern	᛫ a Sternidae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
tevel	᛫ to gamble ᛫	V	tevelen&tæflan	ME&OE
tew	᛫ equipment ᛫ gear ᛫ instruments ᛫	N	tew{getawa}	ME	kin: taw?
th	᛫ -ity ( abstract nominal suffix ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE	becomes -t after fricatives like /f/ and /x/ ?
thack	᛫ the weatherproof outer layer of a roof ( often with thatch ) ᛬ to cover a roof with thack ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
Thailand	᛫ Thailand ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
thane	᛫ a baron ᛬ to minister ᛫ to be a servant or an attendant ( especially to a king or other high ranking person ) ᛫	N᛬V	thane&theinen	NE&ME
thanedom	᛫ a barony ᛫	N	~	NE
thanen	᛫ a female thane ᛫ a baroness ᛫	N	þīnen	OE
thankful	᛫ grateful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thankle	᛫ mindful ᛫ thoughtful ᛫ considerate ᛫	ADJ	geþancol	OE
thanksgive	᛫ to give or dedicate in token of thanks ᛫	V	~	NE
thanksgiving	᛫ an expression of gratitude ᛫	N	~	NE
thar	᛫ to be necessary ᛫ to be required ᛫ to be obligatory ᛫ to be mandatory ᛫	V	thurven/þar[þearfan]	ME	ENTRY NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
tharf	᛫ unleavened ᛫ uncontaminated ᛫	ADJ	therf[þeorf]	ME
tharf	᛫ a need ᛫ a requirement ᛫ a necessity ᛫ an obligation ᛬ needy ᛫ indigent ᛫	N᛬ADJ	tharf&tharf	ME&ME
tharfy	᛫ required ᛫ mandatory ᛫ obligatory ᛫ necessary ᛫	ADJ	tharf+y	ME+NE
tharm	᛫ an organ ( of a body) ᛫ an intestine ᛫ an entrail ᛫ a gut	N	tharm	ME
thasledge	᛫ to agree ᛫ to accord ᛫ to fit ᛫	V	þæslǣcan	OE
thasly	᛫ suitable ᛫ appropriate ᛫ seemly ᛫ comely ᛫ elegant ᛫ harmonious ᛬ suitably ᛫ appropriately ᛫ elegantly ᛫ harmoniously ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	thaslī&þæslīc	ME&OE
thatch	᛫ to cover ᛫	V	thatch&þeccean	NE&OE
thave	᛫ to consent ᛫ to assent to ᛫ put up with ᛫ to tolerate ᛫ to permit ᛫	V	thaven	ME
thaver	᛫ a favourer ᛫ a supporter ᛫ a consenter ᛫	N	geþafa	OE
thavesome	᛫ consenting ᛫ tolerating ᛫	ADJ	geþafsum	OE
thaving	᛫ consent ᛫ toleration ᛫ permission ᛫	N	þafung	OE
the anward	᛫ the present ᚹ ᛫	N	andweard	OE
the Bahamas	᛫ the Bahamas ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Black Sea	᛫ the sea known to the Romans as Pontus ᛫	N	~	NE
the British Sea	᛫ the English Channel ᛫	N	Brittish se	ME
the Caspish Sea	᛫ the Caspian Sea ᛫	PN	Caspius+ish+sea	NEᚠ+NE+NE
the Caucass Barrows	᛫ the Caucasus Mountains ᛫	PN	the Caucasus Mountains	NEᚠO	-us case ending dropped
the Comoros	᛫ the Comoros ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Czech Republick ⟨ Check ⟩	᛫ the Czech Republic ᛫ Czechia ᛫	PN	Czech Republic	NEᚠ+NEᚠI	or: Czechia; Czechland
the Dernwrits	᛫ the Apocrypha ᛫	PN	dirngewritu	OE
the Dog Star	᛫ Sirius ᛫	N	~	NE
the Dominickish Republick	᛫ the Dominican Republic ᛫	PN	the Dominican Republic	NEᚠI
the East	᛫ the Orient ᛫	N	~	NE
the East Sea	᛫ the Baltic ᛫	PN	ōstsæ[ēst mere]	OE	kin: Oostzee (Dutch)
the Faroe Islands ⟨ Ilands ⟩	᛫ the Faroe Islands ᛫	PN	Faroe Islands	NE
the feend	᛫ the devil ᛫	N	~	NE
the Folkwandering Eld	᛫ the Migration Period ᛫	N	folk+wander+ing+eld	NE+NE+NE+NE	Völkerwanderung ᛣ
the forthwitten	᛫ the past ᚹ ᛫	N	forthwiten[forþgewiten]	ME
the Gambia	᛫ the Gambia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Great Dying	᛫ the Permian–Triassic extinction event ᛫	PN	~	NE
the Healend	᛫ a title of Jesus ᛫	PN	Hēlend[hǣlend]	ME
the Holy Ghost ⟨ Goast ⟩	᛫ the Holy Spirit ᛫	N	~	NE
the Island of Man ⟨ Iland ⟩	᛫ the Isle of Man ᛫	PN	iland+of+man	NE+NE+NE	or: Man
the Maldives	᛫ the Maldives ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Marshall Islands ⟨ Iland ⟩	᛫ the Marshall Islands ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(O+E)
the Morningstar	᛫ planet Venus ᛫	N	~	NE
the net	᛫ the internet ᛫	N	~	NE
the Netherlands	᛫ the Netherlands ᛫	PN	~	NE
the Nornish Sea	᛫ the Norwegian Sea ᛫	PN	norenish+sea	ME+NE	Norwegian Sea ᛣ
the Oned Arab Emirdoms	᛫ the United Arab Emirates ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Oned Kingdom	᛫ the United Kingdom ᛫	PN	onen+kingdom	ME+NE	United Kingdom ᛣ
the Oned Riches of America	᛫ the United States of America ᛫	PN	onen+rīche+America	ME+MEᚠC+NE	the United States of America ᛣ
the other way about ⟨ abute ⟩	᛫ vice versa ᛫	N	~	NE
the Philippines ⟨ Fillipeens ⟩	᛫ the Philippines ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
the Quidbook ⟨ Cwidbook ⟩	᛫ the Book of Proverbs ( Míshlê Shlomoh ) ᛫	N	cwidbōc	OE
the Red Sea	᛫ the sea between Arabia and Africa ᛫	N	~	NE
the Shapend	᛫ the Creator ᛫	N	sceoppend	OE
the Shipstar	᛫ Polaris ᛫	PN	scipsteorra	OE
the Slovak Republick	᛫ Slovakia ᛫	PN	Slovak Republic	NEᚠ+NEᚠI
the Solomon Islands ⟨ Ilands ⟩	᛫ Solomon Islands ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠ(O+E)
the South Sea ⟨ Suthe ⟩	᛫ the English Channel ᛫	PN	suþsæ	OE
the sticks	᛫ a rural place ᛫ a countryside ᛫	N	~	NE
the Stony Barrows	᛫ the Rocky Mountains ᛫	PN	~	NE
the Tems	᛫ the Thames ᛫	PN	Temese/Temze	ME
the toward	᛫ future ᚹ ᛫	N	toward&tōweard	NE&OE
the web	᛫ the internet ᛫ the World Wide Web ᛫	N	~	NE
the Welsh Sea	᛫ the Celtic Sea ᛫	PN	Welsh+sea	NE+NE	Celtic Sea ᛣ
the West	᛫ the Occident ᛫	N	~	NE
the White Sea	᛫ the sea between the Kola Peninsula and the rest of Russia ᛫	N	~	NE
the Yellow Sea	᛫ the sea between Korea and China ᛫	N	~	NE
thearl	᛫ very ᛫ very hard ᛫ keenly ᛫ harshly ᛫ severely ᛫ sorely ᛫	ADV	thearle&þearle	ME&OE
theavethorn	᛫ a prickly shrub ᛫	N	thevethorn	ME
thechen	᛫ a torch ᛫	N	thechene{þæcele}	ME
thee	᛫ you ( accusative case ) ᛫	PRON	~[þē]	NE
thee	᛫ to prosper ᛫ to thrive ᛫	V	~[þēon]	NE
Theechland	᛫ Germany ᛫	PN	thēde+ish+land	ME+NE+NE	or: Doichland
theed	᛫ national- ᛫ public- ᛫	PREFIX	þēod	OE
theed	᛫ a nation ᛫ a tribe ᛫ a clan ᛫	N	thede/theid	NE
theed	᛫ to apply ᛫ to connect ᛫ to adhere ᛫ to associate ᛫ to join ᛫ to attach ᛫	V	iþeoden&geþēodan/þēodan	ME&OE
theedbale	᛫ a national disaster ᛫	N	þēodbealu	OE
theeden	᛫ a leader of a people ᛫ a chieftain ᛫	N	þēoden	OE
theedenhold	᛫ faithful to a lord ᛫	ADJ	þēodenhold	OE
theedfeend	᛫ a public enemy ᛫	N	þēodfēond	OE
theedhere	᛫ a national army ᛫	N	þēodhere	OE
theedhood	᛫ nationality ᛫	N	~	NE+NE
theedish	᛫ national ᛫	ADJ	þeodisce[þēodisc]	ME	some use " Theedish " to mean " Germanic "
theedland	᛫ an inhabited region ᛫	N	þēodland	OE
theedledge	᛫ to nationalize ᛫	V	thede+lǣcan	NE+OE
theedlove	᛫ patriotism ᛫	N	thede+love	ME+NE
theedly	᛫ gentile ᛫	ADJ	þēodlīc	OE
theedship	᛫ a people ᛫ a fellowship ᛫ a nationality ᛫	N	þēodscipe	OE
theedwit	᛫ a senator ᛫	N	þēodwita	OE
theefshoal	᛫ a band of thieves ᛫	N	þēofscolu	OE
theenest	᛫ service ᛫	N	þēnest	OE
theet	᛫ a pipe ᛫ a tube ᛫ a channel for liquids ᛫	N	thēote&þēote{wæterþēote}	ME&OE
theet	᛫ to howl like a wolf ᛫	V	thēoten&þēotan	ME&OE
theeve	᛫ to pant ᛫	V	þefian	OE
theeve	᛫ to steal ᛫	V	~	NE
theft	᛫ thievery ᛫	N	~	NE
then	᛫ to extend ᛫	V	thinnen&þennan	ME&OE
thence ⟨ thense ⟩	᛫ from that place ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thenceforth ⟨ thenseforth ⟩	᛫ from there on out ᛫ from then on ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thengle	᛫ a prince ᛫	N	þengel	OE	kin: þengill (Norse)
ther	᛫ -trum ᛫ -tron ᛫ ( shows a noun is a tool or instrument ) ᛫	SUFFIX	þor/dor	OE	lives on in words like "lather" and "rudder"
thereby	᛫ by this means ᛫ as a result of that ᛫	ADV	~	NE
therewith	᛫ in addition ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thern	᛫ a young woman ᛫ a girl ᛫ a female servant ᛫ a handmaid ᛫	N	therne	ME
thester	᛫ darkness ᛬ dark ᛫ without light or happiness ᛫	N᛬ADJ	thester	OE
thew	᛫ conduct ᛫ manners ᛫ a moral character ᛫ a virtue ᛫ a vice ᛫ muscle ᛬ to discipline ᛫	N᛬V	thew&theuen&þēaw	NE&ME&OE	good thew = virtue, bad thew = vice
thew	᛫ a bondsman ᛫ a servant ᛫ a slave ᛬ to serve ᛫	N᛬V	thew&theuien[þēow]	NE&ME
thewborn	᛫ born into servitude ᛫	ADJ	theuborne	ME
thewdom	᛫ servitude ᛫ serfdom ᛫ slavery ᛫ a state of bondage ᛫	N	theudom	ME
thewen	᛫ a bondswoman ᛫ a female servant ᛫ a slave woman ᛫	N	þēowen	OE
thewet	᛫ slavery ᛫ servitude ᛫ bondage ᛫	N	þeowet	OE
thewfast	᛫ virtuous ᛫ moral ᛫ well mannered ᛫	ADJ	þēawfæst	OE
thewfastness	᛫ adherence to moral or expected behaviour ᛫ etiquette ᛫	N	þēawfæstness	OE
thewish	᛫ servile ᛫	ADJ	thew+ish	ME+NE
thewy	᛫ muscular ᛫ brawny ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thicket	᛫ a dense group of bushes or trees ᛫	N	~[thiccet]	NE
thie	᛫ to ingest ᛫ to drink ᛫ to consume ᛫ to beg for food ᛫ to beg ᛫ to plead ᛫ to implore ᛫	V	thiggen[þicgan]	ME
thight	᛫ a counsel ᛬ to take counsel ᛫ to consult ᛫	N	þeaht&þeahtian	OE&OE
thighter	᛫ a counsellor ᛫	N	þeahtere	OE
thighting	᛫ counsel ᛫ consultation ᛫ deliberation ᛫ agreement ᛫ concilium ᛫ consensus ᛫	N	geþeahting	OE
thild	᛫ patience ᛫	N	þīld	ME	rhyme: wild?
thildy	᛫ patient ᛫	ADJ	geþyldig	OE
Thile	᛫ mythical land of Thule ᛫	N	þȳle	OE
thilk ⟨ thilk ⟩	᛫ that same ᛫ the very thing ᛫	PRON	~	NE
thill	᛫ an orator ᛫	N	þyle	OE
thill	᛫ a plank ᛫ boarding ᛬ to plank ᛫ to lay boards ᛫	N	þille&þilian	OE&OE
thill	᛫ an orator ᛫ a spokesman ᛫	N	þyle	OE
thillcraft	᛫ elocution ᛫ rhetoric ᛫	N	þylcræft	OE
thillcraft	᛫ rhetoric ᛫	N	þylecraft	OE
thind	᛫ to swell ᛫ to swell with pride ᛫	V	þindan	OE
thine	᛫ yours ᛫ your ( when before a vowel sound ) ᛫	PRON	~	NE
thing	᛫ a court ( for trials ) ᛫	N	thynge	ME
thing	᛫ to plea ᛫ to plead ᛫ to advocate ᛫ to intercede ᛫ to make terms ᛫ settle a legal issue ᛫	V	thingen	ME
thinger	᛫ an advocate ᛫ an intercessor ᛫ a pleader ᛫	N	þingere{þingestre}	OE
thingstead	᛫ an assembly place ᛫ a forum ᛫	N	thingstead	NE
thinker	᛫ an intellectual ᛫	N	~	NE
thir	᛫ dry ᛫ arid ᛫	ADJ	þyrre	OE
thirl	᛫ a hole ᛬ to pierce ᛫ to penetrate ᛫ to drill ᛫ to bore ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	often becomes "tril" in compound words
thirst	᛫ a strong desire ( especially for drink ) ᛬ to desire ( especially drink ) ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
thirsty	᛫ avid ᛫ parched ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thirth	᛫ power ᛫ vigour ᛫ rigour ᛫	N	thirth[þrȳþ]	ME
thither	᛫ to that place ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thitherto	᛫ up to that time ᛫ until then ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thixel	᛫ a pole ᛫ a beam ᛫	N	þīxl	OE
thocker	᛫ to run about ᛫ to run to and fro ᛫	V	þocerian	OE	maybe should be "thocher"?
thoden	᛫ a strong wind ᛫	N	þoden{thōde}	OE
thoft	᛫ a rowing bench ᛫	N	~[þoft]	NE
thoft	᛫ an ally ᛫ an associate ᛫ a fellow ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N	geþofta	OE
thoft	᛫ to associate ᛫ to ally with ᛫	V	geþoftian	OE
thoftship	᛫ a fellowship ᛫ an alliance ᚹ ᛫	N	þoftscipe	OE
thole	᛫ to endure ( to suffer through ) ᛫	V	~	NE
tholemood	᛫ patient ᛫	ADJ	þolemōd	OE
tholesome	᛫ patient ᛫	ADJ	thole+some	NE+NE
thone	᛫ to moisten ᛬ moist ᛫	V᛬ADJ	þān&þānian	OE&OE	or: thoan
thong	᛫ a strip of leather or fabric ᛫ a g-string ᛫	N	~	NE
thorn	᛫ an annoyance ᛫ a discomfort ᛫	N	~	NE
thorny	᛫ annoying ᛫ uncomfortable ᛫ problematic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thorny anteater	᛫ an echidna ᛫	N	spiny anteater	NE
thorough	᛫ complete ᛫ detailed ᛫ more than adequate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thoroughbred	᛫ a purebred horse ᛫ a well-bred person ᛫ an athletic person ᛬ purebred ᛫ well-bred ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
thoroughfare	᛫ a route ᛫ a main road in a town ᛫	N	~	NE
thoroughgoing	᛫ complete ᛫ thorough ᛫ with great attention to detail ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thoroughlight	᛫ a light that passes through ᛫	N	~	NE
thoroughlights	᛫ windows on opposite sides of a room ᛫	N	~	NE
thoroughly	᛫ extensively ᛫ completely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
thoroughsped	᛫ fully accomplished ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thorp	᛫ a village ᛫ a hamlet ᛫	N	~	NE
thorpsman	᛫ a villager ᛫	N	~	NE
thost	᛫ dung ᛫ manure ᛫ excrement ᛫ faeces ᛫ poop ᛫ crap ᛫ shit ᛫	N	~	NE
thother	᛫ a sphere ᛫ a globe ᚹ ᛫	N	þōþer	OE	rhyme: brother?
thou ⟨ thue ⟩	᛫ you ( nominative ) ᛫	PRON	~	NE
though	᛫ clay ᛫	N	thogth[þōhe]	ME
thoughtache	᛫ angst ᛫ existential dread ᛫ cognitive dissonance ᛫	N	thoughtache	NE
thoughtfand	᛫ a thought experiment ᛫	N	thought+fand	NE+ME
thoughtfond	᛫ a thought experiment ᛫	N	thought+fond	NE+ME
thoughtful	᛫ considerate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thoughtless	᛫ inconsiderate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thousand thousand ⟨ thusand ⟩	᛫ a million ᛫	N	þusend þusend	OE
thove	᛫ tufted ᛫ bushy ᛫ tufty ᛫ leafy ᛫	ADJ	thūfe&þūfe	ME&OE
Thrace ⟨ Thrase ⟩	᛫ Thrace ᛫	PN	~[Thrācia]	NEᚠO
thrake	᛫ power ᛫ force ᛫	N	þracu{threken}	OE
thrakefield ⟨ thrakefeeld ⟩	᛫ a force field ᛫	N	thrake+field	NE+NE
thrall	᛫ slave ᛫	N	~	NEᚠN
thralldom	᛫ subjugation ᛫ slavery ᛫ bondage ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(N+E)
thrave	᛫ to urge ᛫ to reprove ᛫ to rebuke ᛫	V	þrafian	OE
thrax	᛫ caries ( the rot of bone and teeth ) ᛫	N	þreax	OE
thray	᛫ to rebuke ᛫ to reproach ᛫ to chastise ᛫	V	thraien[þrēagan]	ME
threa	᛫ a punishment ᛫ punishment ᛫ an infliction ᛫	N	þrēa{thrē?}	OE
threadbare	᛫ shabby ᛫ frayed ᛫ unoriginal ᛫ bland ᛫ cliche ᛫ banal ᛫ trite ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
threaden	᛫ textile ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thred	᛫ to deliberate ᛫	V	þreodian	OE
threding	᛫ deliberation ᛫	N	þreodung	OE
threeawn	᛫ an Aristida plant ᛫	N	~	NE
threedealed	᛫ having three parts ᛫ tripartite ᛫	ADJ	þridǣled	OE
threefold	᛫ triple ᛫ having three parts ᛬ triply ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
threehead	᛫ the triceps ᛫	N	þrihēafdede	OE
threehirn	᛫ a triangle ᛫	N	þrihyrne	OE
threehirned	᛫ triangular ᛫	ADJ	þrihyrnede	OE
threep	᛫ an altercation ᛫ a quarrel ᛫ an argument ᛫ contention ᛬ to quarrel ᛫ to argue ᛫ to contend ᛫	N᛬V	þrēpe[þrēap]&þrēpen	ME&ME
threesheet	᛫ triangular ᛫ three-cornered ᛫	ADJ	þriscīte{shēte}	OE
threeside	᛫ a triangle ᛫	N	~	NE
threesided	᛫ triangular ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
threewheeler	᛫ a tricart ᛫ a type of quad with three wheels ᛫	N	~	NE
thresh	᛫ to move violently ᛫ to thrash ᛫	V	~	NE
threshold	᛫ the bottom of a doorway ᛫ a limit before something happens ᛫	N	~	NE
threst	᛫ to press ᛫ to press together ᛫ to apply downward pressure ᛫ to pressure ᚹ ᛫	V	ithrē̆sten[geþrǽstan]	ME
thriddendeal	᛫ a unit of liquid measure , often equivalent to one-third of a gallon ᛫	N	thridden-dē̆l	ME
thrift	᛫ prudence of money or resources ᛫	N	~	NE
thrifty	᛫ prudent with money or resources ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
thril	᛫ a hole ᛫ an opening ᛫ an aperture ᛫	N	~	NE
thrilap	᛫ a trilobite ᛫	N	thri+lap	NE+NE
thrileaf	᛫ a trefoil ᛫	N	þrilēafe	OE
thrill	᛫ a trembling from emotion ᛫ a cause of sudden excitement ᛬ to suddenly excite ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
thrilly	᛫ exciting ᛫ producing a thrill ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Thrimilk	᛫ May ᛫	PN	þrimilce	OE	or: threemilk; thrimilch; thirmilk/thirmilch (by analogy with thirteen)
thriness	᛫ a trinity ᛫ the Holy Trinity ᛫	N	thrinnes[þrinness]	ME
thring	᛫ to press ᛫ to push ᛫ to crowd ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: thrung
thringing	᛫ urgent ᛫ pressing ᛫ pressure ᛫	ADJ	thring+ing	ME+NE
thrinter	᛫ a three-year-old animal ᛫ something three years old ᚹ ᛫	N	thrintǒur[þriwintre]	ME	equal to: three + winter
thrist	᛫ courageous ᛫ audacious ᛫ presumptuous ᛫ bold ᛫ rash ᛫	ADJ	thrīst[þrīst]	ME	rhyme: Christ
thristle	᛫ presumptuous ᛫ audacious ᛫	ADJ	þrīste	OE
thristledge	᛫ to become presumptuous ᛫ to presume ᛫	V	þrīstlǣcan	OE
thrithe	᛫ forces ( as in armies ) ᛫	N	thrith&þrȳþ	ME&OE	"the word seems to occur only in the plural"
thritheful	᛫ mighty ᛫ powerful ᛫ strong ᛫	ADJ	þrȳþfull	OE
thritongued ⟨ thritunged ⟩	᛫ trilingual ᛫	ADJ	thri+tongue+ed	NE+NE+NE
throatball	᛫ an Adam's apple ᛫	N	thrōtebolle	ME
throatwort	᛫ a Campanula trachelium plant ᛫	N	~	NE
throe	᛫ a convulsion ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: throw
throe	᛫ a pang ᛫ a spasm ᛬ to suffer ᛫ to pain ᛫ to suffer martyrdom ᛫	V	throe&þrowian	NE&OE
throer	᛫ a sufferer ᛫ a martyr ᛫	N	þrowere	OE
throng	᛫ a crowd ᛫	N	~	NE
throngfear	᛫ agoraphobia ᛫	N	throng+fear	NE+NE
throsomy	᛫ smoky ᛫ vaporous ᛫	ADJ	þrosmig	OE
throssom	᛫ smoke ᛫ vapor ᛫	N	þrosm	OE
throstle	᛫ a Turdus philomelos bird ᛫	N	~	NE
through	᛫ trans- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
through	᛫ a coffin ᛫ a sarcophagus ᛫ a sarcophagus slab ᛫ a mausoleum ᛫	N	thrūgh[þrūh]	ME	rhyme: prow /praʊ/
throughbore	᛫ to bore through ᛫ to perforate ᛫ to transfix ᛫	V	thurghbōren	ME
throughbraid	᛫ to transport ᛫	V	þurhbregdan	OE
throughfasten	᛫ to transfix ᛫	V	þurhfæstnian	OE
throughother	᛫ confused ᛫ disordered ᛬ in confusion ᛫ in disorder ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
throughshine	᛫ transparent ᛫	ADJ	throughshine	NE
throughsmow	᛫ to creep through ᛫ to pour over ᛫	V	þurhsmūgan	OE
throughstand	᛫ to persist ᛫	V	þurhstandan	OE
throughtee	᛫ to carry through ᛫ to achieve ᛫ to accomplish ᛫	V	þurhtēon	OE
throw	᛫ an occasion ᛫ a circumstance ᛫ a relatively short period of time ᛫ an instant ᛫ a moment ᛫	N	throu[þrāg/þrāh]	ME
throwend	᛫ a scorpion ᛫	N	þrowend	OE
Throwend	᛫ one of the Tronds ( a Norse people-group ) ? ᛫	PN	þrowende	OE	kin: Trondheim?
thrum	᛫ glory ᛫	N	throm/thrum[þrymm]	ME	or: throm (same pronunciation)
thrum	᛫ a company of men ᛫ a host of men ᛫ a troop of men ᛫	N	thrum[þrymm]	ME
thrumfast	᛫ glorious ᛫ majestic ᛫ illustrious ᛫ mighty ᛫	ADJ	þrymfæst	OE
thrumfull	᛫ glorious ᛫ majestic ᛫ illustrious ᛫ mighty ᛫	ADJ	þrymfull	OE
thrumly	᛫ magnificent ᛫ splendid ᛫ glorious ᛬ magnificently ᛫ splendidly ᛫ gloriously ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	þrymlīc&þrumlīce	OE
thrumsettle	᛫ a throne ᛫	N	thrum-setle[þrym-setl]	ME
thrush	᛫ a Turdidae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
thrutch	᛫ to push ᛫ to squeeze out ᛫ to pressure ᛫ to force ᛫ to press forward ᛫ to print ᚹ ᛫	V	thricchen[þryccan/þrican]	ME
thuften	᛫ a handmaiden ᛫ a female servant ᛫	N	thuften[þyften]	ME
Thunder	᛫ ( an English god equivalent to Thor and equated with Jupiter ) ᛫ the planet Jupiter ᚹ ᛫	PN	þunor[þuner]	OE	kin: "thunder"
Thunderday	᛫ Thursday ᛫	PN	þundurday/þunresdæi	ME	SEE NOTE
thunderfear	᛫ astraphobia ᛫	N	thunder+fear	NE+NE
Thunderly	᛫ Jovian ᛫	ADJ	þunor+ly	OE+NE
Thundernight	᛫ the night following Thursday's dusk ᛫ Thursnight ᛫	PN	þunresniht	OE
thungen	᛫ grown ᛫ thriven ᛫ advanced ( in quality ) ᛫	ADJ	geþungen	OE
thunwang	᛫ the temple ( as in the region of the skull ) ᛫	N	þunwang	OE	wang as in http://bosworth.ff.cuni.cz/034645 ?
Thuring	᛫ one of the Thuringii ᛫	PN	Þyringum	OE
Thuringland	᛫ Thuringia ᛫	PN	Þyringum+land	OE+NE
thurrock	᛫ a hold ( of a ship ) ᛫ a bilge ( of a ship ) ᛫	N	thurrok[þurruc]	ME
thurse	᛫ a kind of giant-like creature from Germanic mythology ᛫ a giant ᛫ a cyclops ᛫ an ogre ᛫	N	thurs&þyrs	ME&OE
thus	᛫ in the manner now being indicated ᛫ accordingly ᛫ consequently ᛫	ADV	thus&thus	NE&ME
thwack	᛫ a sharp blow ᛬ to strike forcefully with a sharp blow ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
thwares	᛫ across ᛫ thwart ᛫ athwart ᛫ transversely ᛫	PREP	þweores	OE
thwart	᛫ across ᛫	ADV&PREP	~[thwert]	NEᚠN	see: thwares (for native alternative)
thwartsome	᛫ adversative ᛫	ADJ	thwart+some	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
thway	᛫ to wash ᛫	V	þwēan	OE
thweal	᛫ a towel ᛫	N	þwǣle	OE	kin: towel; þwéan; Zwehle
thwean	᛫ to soften with moisture ᛫	V	þwǣnan	OE
thwere	᛫ to agree ᚹ ᛫ to make accordant ᛫ to become in accord ᛫ to make harmonious ᛬ agreeable ᛫ harmonious ᛫ compatible ᚹ ᛫	V᛬ADJ	geþwǣrian&þwǣre	OE&OE	rhyme: there?
thwerehue ⟨ thwerehew ⟩	᛫ a complementary colour ᛫	N	þwǣre+hue	OE+NE	literally: harmonious-hue
thwereledge	᛫ to become in harmony with ᛫ to become compatible ᚹ ᛫	V	ithwǣrlēchen	ME
thwereness	᛫ agreement ᛫ harmony ᛫ peace ᛫ consonnance ᚹ ᛫	N	geþwǽrnes	OE
thwire	᛫ obstinate ᛫ perverse ᛫ cross ( as in crooked or bitter ) ᛫	ADJ	thwīre[þwīr]{þweorh}	ME
thwoast	᛫ to murmur ᛫	V	þwāstrian	OE
thy	᛫ your ᛫	PRON	~	NE
thyself	᛫ yourself ᛫	PRON	~	NE
tid	᛫ tender ᛫ soft ᛫ nice ᛫	ADJ	tidbit	NE
tidbit	᛫ a small piece of tasty food ᛫ a small and interesting item of information or gossip ᛫	N	~	NE
tidder	᛫ to treat with tenderness to fondle ᛬ frail ᛫	V᛬ADJ	tidder&tȳdre	NE&OE
tidderness	᛫ frailty ᛫	N	tīderness	OE
tide	᛫ a time ᛫ a period ᛫ a tense ( grammar term ) ᛬ to happen ᛫ to befall ᛫ to betide ᛫	N᛬V	tide&tīd&&tīdan	NE&NE&OE
tideghost ⟨ tidegoast ⟩	᛫ a zeitgeist ᛫ an ethos of an age ᛫	N	tide+ghost	NE+NE	Zeitgeist ᛣ
tidely	᛫ temporal ᛫ chronological ᛫ temporary ᛫	ADJ	tide+ly	NE+NE	zeitlich ᛣ
tider	᛫ to have offspring ᛫ to beget offspring ᛫ to multiply ᛫	V	tidren	ME	Related to OE "tūdor".
tideword	᛫ a verb ᛫	N	tide+word	NE+NE	tiidwurd ᛣ
tidewrit	᛫ a magazine ᛫	N	tide+writ	NE+NE	tijdschrift ᛣ
tidewriter	᛫ a chronicler ᛫ an annalist ᛫	N	tīdwrītere	OE
tidings	᛫ news ᛫	N	~	NE
tidy	᛫ neat ᛫ timely ᛫ seasonable ᛫ opportune ᛫ orderly ᛫ ordered ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
tield ⟨ teeld ⟩	᛫ a tent ᛫ a canopy or an awning over a boat ᛬ to pitch a tent ᛫ to set a trap ᛫ to erect something ᛫	N᛬V	tē̆ld&tē̆lden	ME&ME
tigercat	᛫ any variegated wildcat ᛫ a serval ᛫ an ocelot ᛫ an oncilla ᛫ a margay ᛫ a quoll ᛫	N	tiger cat	NEᚠ(EᚠI+E)
tight	᛫ a practice ᛫ a way of conduct ᛫	N	tight[tyht]	ME	kin: tee
tile	᛫ a brick ᛫ a tile ᛫	N	tigel	OEᚠI
till	᛫ apt ᛫ suitable ᛫ adequate ᛫ appropriate ᛫	ADJ	til	OE
till	᛫ a fixed point ᛫ station ᛫	N	till	OE
till	᛫ to prepare and cultivate land for crops ᛫	V	~	NE
tillman	᛫ a husbandman ᛫ a farmer ᛫	N	~	NE
tillmoody	᛫ noble-minded ᛫	ADJ	tilmōdig	OE
tilth	᛫ agriculture ᛫ cultivation ᛫ tillage ᛫ prepared surface soil ᛫	N	tilth&tilth	NE&ME
timber	᛫ wood for construction ᛬ to construct ᛫	N᛬V	timber&timbran	NE&OE
timeframe	᛫ a period of time ᛫	N	~	NE
timelore	᛫ chronology ᛫	N	time+lore	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
timely	᛫ at a favourable time ᛫ opportune ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
timesare	᛫ a time machine ᛫	N	time+searu	NE+OE	time machine ᛣ
timetoken	᛫ a time signature ᛫	N	time+token	NE+NE	Taktbezeichnung ᛣ
timewise	᛫ temporal ᛫ chronological ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
tind	᛫ to set on fire ᛫ to kindle ᛫ to ignite ᛫	V	~	NE	Related to "tinder".
tinderbox	᛫ a potentially dangerous place or situation ᛫ a crisis ᛫	N	~	NE
tine	᛫ a point ᛫ a spike ᛫	N	~[tind]	NE
tine	᛫ to enclose ᛫	V	tine[tun]	OE
tinglass	᛫ bismuth ( element ) ᛫	N	~	NE
tintrey	᛫ torment ᛫ torture ᛫	N	tintreg	OE	point-agony (tind-treg)? extend-agony (tinnan+treg)?
tire	᛫ glory ᛫	N	tīr[tīr]	ME
tire	᛫ to feel or make weary ᛫ to lose interest in ᛫ to bore ᛫	V	~	NE
tiresome	᛫ boring ᛫ tedious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
tit	᛫ a teat ᛫	N	~	NE	teat is Frankish
titch	᛫ a young goat ᛫	N	tiche	ME
tithe	᛫ a tenth ᛬ to give a tithe of something ᛫ to decimate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
tithing	᛫ an administrative region below hundreds ᛫	N	~	NE
Titicaca Mere	᛫ Lake Titicaca ᛫	PN	Titicaca+mere	NEᚠO+NE
titling	᛫ an Anthus pratensis plant ᛫	N	~	NE
titmouse ⟨ titmuse ⟩	᛫ a Paridae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
tiver	᛫ a sacrifice ᛫ an offering ᛫ a victim ᛫	N	tiber[tifer]	OE
tiver	᛫ cinnabar ᛫ the orange red hue of cinnabar ᚹ ᛬ to paint ( with cinnabar ? ) ᛫	N᛬V	teafur[tēafor]&atiefran	ME
tivering	᛫ painting ᛫	N	tīfrung	OE
to boot	᛫ in addition ᛫ as well ᛫	ADV	~	NE
to wit	᛫ that is to say ᛫ namely ᛫ specifically ᛫	ADV	~	NE	originally: that is to wit
toadstool	᛫ mushroom ᛫	N	~	NE
toady	᛫ a sycophant ᛫ a charlatan's assistant ᛫	N	toadeater	NE	or: toadeater (original)
toady	᛫ a sycophant ᛫ bootlicker ᛬ to bootlick ᛫ to engage in sycophancy ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
toaker	᛫ one's husband's brother ᛫	N	tācor	OE
Toba Mere	᛫ Lake Toba ᛫	PN	Toba+mere	NEᚠO+NE
toburst	᛫ to rupture ᛫	V	toborstennisse	ME
toburstenness	᛫ a rupture ᛫	N	toborstennisse	ME
tocharhouse ⟨ tocharhuse ⟩	᛫ an inn ᛫ a lodging house ᛫	N	tōcirhūs	OE
todeal	᛫ to divide ᛫ to distribute ᛫ to part ᛫ to separate ᛫	N᛬V	tōdǣlan	OE
todealedness	᛫ a division ᛫ a distinction ᛫ a separation ᛫	N	tōdǣledness	OE
todo	᛫ a commotion ᛫ a fuss ᛫	N	todo	NE
todrive	᛫ to drive in different directions ᛫ to drive away ᛫	V	tōdrīfan	OE
tofare	᛫ to go in different directions ᛫ to go off separately ᛫ to part ways ᛫	V	tōfaran	OE
tofloat	᛫ to float in different directions ᛫ to be dispersed by water ᛫	V	tōflēotan	OE
togang	᛫ access ᛫ admission ᛫	N	to+gang	NE+NE	tagang ᛣ
Togo	᛫ Togo ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
token	᛫ sign ᛫ badge ᛫ marking ᛫ mark ᛫ symbol ᛫	N	~	NE
tokenbearer	᛫ a signifier ᛫ a standard bearer ᛫	N	tācnberend	OE
tokening	᛫ a representation ᛫ an indication of something's true condition ᛫ evidence ᛫ gesturing ᛫ a memorial ᛫ a memento ᛫	N	tōkning	ME
tolithe	᛫ to dismember ᛫	V	tolithen [tōliþian]	ME
toll	᛫ tax ᛫ assessment ᛫ fee ᛫	N	toln	ME
toller	᛫ a toll-taker ᛫ tax-gatherer ᛫	N	tollere	OE
tomark	᛫ to describe ᛫	V	tōmearcian	OE
tomarkedness	᛫ a description ᛫	N	tōmearcodness	OE
toname	᛫ a surname ᛫ a nickname ᛫ epithet ᛫	N	toname	ME
tone	᛫ a twig ᛫ a twig or piece of wood used in augury divination or casting lots ᛫	N	tān	OE	lives on in "mistletoe"
Tonga	᛫ Tonga ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
tonglings	᛫ forceps ᛫	N	tong+ling+s	NE+NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
tongue ⟨ tung ⟩	᛫ a lingua ᛫ a language ᛫ an odontophore ᛫ a proboscis ᛫	N	~	NE
tonguefall ⟨ tungfall ⟩	᛫ an accent ( in speech ) ᛫	N	tongue+fall	NE+NE	tongval ᛣ
tonguely ⟨ tungly ⟩	᛫ lingual ᛬ lingually ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
tool	᛫ an instrument ᛫	N	~	NE
tooler	᛫ a mechanic ᛫ a technician ᛫	N	tool+er	NE+NE
toolfall	᛫ the instrumental case ᛫	N	tool+fyll	NE+OE
toom	᛫ empty ᛫	ADJ	~[tōm]	NE
toot	᛫ to pry ᛫ to spy ᛫ to peep ᛫ to peek ᛫ to peer ᛫	V	tōten[tōtian]	ME
toothleech	᛫ a dentist ᛫	N	tooth+leech	NE+NE
toothless	᛫ ineffectual ᛫ lacking in means to enforce something ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
toothly	᛫ dental ᛫ dentally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
toothsome	᛫ delicious ᛫ scrumptious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
topside	᛫ the upper outer surface of the ship above the waterline ᛬ above decks such as on the bridge ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
topsyturviness	᛫ chaos ᛫ disorder ᛫	N	topsyturviness	NE
topsyturvy	᛫ backwards ᛫ upside-down ᛫ chaotic ᛬ backwards ᛫ upside-down ᛫ chaotically ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	topsyturvy	NE
torght	᛫ to make clear ᛬ bright ᛫ splendid ᛫ beautiful ᛫ clear ᛬ beautifully ᛫ clearly ᛫ splendidly ᛫	V᛬ADJ᛬ADV	torhte&torht&torhtian	ME&OE&OE
torghtly	᛫ splendid ᛬ splendidly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	torhtlīc&torhtlīce	OE
torghtness	᛫ glory ᛫ splendour ᛫	N	torhtness	OE
torn	᛫ anger ᛫ wrath ᛫ trouble ᛬ bitter ᛫	N᛬ADJ	torn	OE
tornquid ⟨ torncwid ⟩	᛫ a speech that causes grief ᛫ bitter grievous or distressing words ᛫	N	torncwide	OE
torve	᛫ to throw ᛫ to pelt ᛫	V	torven[torfian]	ME
toshrithe	᛫ to split apart ᛫	V	tọ̄̆shrīthen[tōscrīðan]	ME
totale	᛫ reputation ᛫	N	tōtalu	OE
touder ⟨ tuder ⟩	᛫ offspring ᛫ progeny ᛫ a foetus ᛫ a fetus ᛫ a race ᛫ a breed ᛫ product ᛫	N	tūder&tūdor	ME&OE
tout ⟨ tute ⟩	᛫ to promote ᛫ to publicize ᛫ to advertize ᛫	V	~	NE
toward	᛫ future ᛫ approaching ᛫ promising ᛫ docile ᛫ obedient ᛫ cooperative ᛬ towards ᛫	ADJ᛬PREP	toward&tōweard	NE&OE
toward tide	᛫ the future tense ᛬ of the future tense ᛫	N᛬ADJ	toward tīd	OE
towardness	᛫ the future ᛫	N	tōweardness	OE
toyear	᛫ this year ᛫	N&ADV	to-year	NE
toyen	᛫ in defence against ᛫ in moral opposition to ᛫	PREP	toyēn	ME
traught	᛫ an exposition ᛫ a commentary ᛫	N	traht	OE	kin: tract?
traughten	᛫ to comment ᛫ to explain ᛫ to expound ᛫	V	trahtnian	OE
traughtening	᛫ commentary ᛫ exposition ᛫ explanation ᛫	N	trahtnung	OE
tread	᛫ to walk upon ᛫ to walk along ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: trodden; treaded
treely	᛫ arboreal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
treen	᛫ small domestic wooden objects ( especially antiques ) ᛬ made of tree ᛫ wooden ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
treewright	᛫ a carpenter ᛫	N	trēowwyrhta	OE
trend	᛫ a general direction of a change or a development ᛫ a fashion ᛬ to bend or to change in a specific direction ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
trendle	᛫ an orb ᛫ a sphere ᛫	N	trendel[trendel]	ME
trendsetter	᛫ A fashionista ᛫	N	~	NE
trendy	᛫ fashionable ( often in the short term only ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
trey	᛫ affliction ᛫ suffering ᛫ pain ᛫ vexation ᛫ grievance ᛬ to afflict ᛫ to vex ᛫ to annoy ᛫ to irritate ᛫ to bother ᛫	N	treien[trega/tregian]	ME
trim	᛫ to remove excess ᛫ to shorten something's length ᛬ neat ᛫ in shape ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~[trimmen][trymman]	NE
trind	᛫ a ball ?᛫	N	trinda	OE
Trinidad and Tobago	᛫ Trinidad and Tobago ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
trod	᛫ a track ᛫ a foot print ᛫ a trace ᛫	N	trod	ME
troth	᛫ ( denotes allegiance ) ᛫	SUFFIX	troth&treuth	NE&ME
troth	᛫ faith ᛫ a religion ᛫ a creed ᛫ a doctrine ᛫ loyalty ᛫ fidelity ᛫ allegiance ᛫ adherence to one's oaths ᛫	N	troth&treuth	NE&ME
trothful	᛫ faithful ᛫ loyal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
trothless	᛫ unfaithful ᛫ disloyal ᛫ impious ᛫ undevout ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
trough	᛫ a duct ᛫ a minimum ( mathematics ) ᛫	N	~	NE
trouth ⟨ truthe ⟩	᛫ a trumpeter ᛫	N	trūþ	OE
trow	᛫ to trust ᛫ to believe in ᛫ to have faith in ᛫	V	[trēowan]	NE	rhyme: grow
trowfast	᛫ loyal ᛫ faithful ᛫	ADJ	trēowfæst	OE
trowless	᛫ faithless ᛫ infidel ᛫	ADJ	trēowlēas	OE
truce ⟨ trewse ⟩	᛫ a pledge ᛫ a treaty ᛫ an armistice ᛬ to pledge ᛫	N᛬V	truce&getrȳwþ	NE&OE
truck	᛫ to fail ( at something ) ᛫ to fail ( a duty ) ᛫ to be insufficient ᛫ to be deficient ᛫	V	truken&trucian	ME&OE
true aloe ⟨ trew ⟩	᛫ an Aloe vera plant ᛫	N	true aloe	NE
trum	᛫ firm ᛫ safeguarded ᛫	ADJ	trum	OE	kin: trim
trum	᛫ a troop of soldiers ᛫ an army ᛫ forces ( as in armies ) ᛫ a company ᛫ a military array ᛫	N	trume&truma	ME&OE	kin: sheltron
trundle	᛫ to move or cause to move slowly and heavily typically in a noisy or uneven way ᛫	V	~	NE
truse	᛫ to swear to the truth of ᛫ to guarantee ᚹ ᛫	V	treousen	ME
trustworthy	᛫ reliable ᛫ dependable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
trusty	᛫ reliable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
truthful ⟨ trewthful ⟩	᛫ honest ᛫ sincere ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
truthfulness ⟨ trewthfulness ⟩	᛫ honesty ᛫ sincerity ᛫	N	~	NE
Tuesday ⟨ Tewsday ⟩	᛫ Tuesday ᛫	PN	~{tisday/tisdæi/tyseday}	NE	or: Tyesday
Tuesnight ⟨ Tewsnight ⟩	᛫ the night following Tuesday's dusk ᛫	PN	~[tīwesniht]	NE
tugwain	᛫ a train ᛫	N	tug+wain	NE+ME	semi-calque of Zug (German)
tumb	᛫ to dance ᛫ to jump ᛫ to dance and jump about ᛫	V	tumben[tumbian]	ME	kin: "tumble"
tun	᛫ a large cask ᛫ a fermenting vat ᛫ 2240 pounds ( by extension an indefinite large quantity ) ᛫	N	~	NE	not the same as "tonne"
tunereeve	᛫ a praetor ᛫ a bailiff ᛫	N	tūngerēfa	OE
tungle	᛫ a planet ᛫ a moon ᛫ a star ᛫ a celestial body ᛫	N	tungol	ME
tunglecraft	᛫ planetology ᛫	N	tungol+craft{tungolcræft}	ME+NE
tungler	᛫ an astronomer ᛫	N	tunglere	OE
Tunisland ⟨ Toonisland ⟩	᛫ Tunisia ᛫	PN	Tunisia	NEᚠO
turd	᛫ a piece of solid faeces ᛫	N	~	NE
turdle	᛫ a pellet of faeces ( like that of a sheep ) ᛫	N	tirdel[tyrdlu]	ME
turf	᛫ territory ᛫ an area of influence ᛫ the top layer of Earth with grass ᛫ sod ᛫	N	~	NE
turfen	᛫ made of turf ᛫ covered with turf ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Turkana Mere	᛫ Lake Turkana ᛫	PN	Turkana+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Turkey	᛫ Turkey ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Turkland; Turky
Turkmenistan	᛫ Turkmenistan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Turkmenland
tusk	᛫ a tenon ᛫	N	~	NE	or: tush (from a Middle English alternative)
Tuvalu ⟨ Toovaloo ⟩	᛫ Tuvalu ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
twain	᛫ two ᛬ to split into two ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
twaincloud ⟨ twainclude ⟩	᛫ cumulostratus ᛫	N	twain cloud	NE
tweak	᛫ modification ᛬ to modify ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
tweam	᛫ to divide ᛫ to separate ᛫ to cause dissent among ᛫ to estrange ᛫	V	twēmen/tweamen&twǣman	ME&OE
tweaming	᛫ a division ᛫ a separation ᛫ a distinction ᛫	N	twǣming	OE
twee	᛫ doubt ᛫ ambiguity ᛫ uncertainty ᛬ to doubt ᛫	N᛬V	twēo&twēogan{twēon}	OE
tweely	᛫ doubtful ᛫	ADJ	twēolic	OE
tweenbrain	᛫ the diencephalon ᛫	N	~	NE
tweeworthy	᛫ questionable ᛫ doubtful ᛫ dubious ᛫	N	twēo+worthy	OE+NE
Twelve Tokens	᛫ the Zodiac ᛫	N	twelf tacna	OE
twi	᛫ duo- ᛫ bi- ᛫ do- ᛫ double- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
twibill	᛫ an axe , halberd , or mattock which is double bladed ᛫	N	~	NE	equivalent to twi-bill
twichore	᛫ a double duty ᛬ double duty ᛫	N᛬ADJ	twi+chore	NE+NE
twifoldly	᛫ double ᛫ dual ᛫	ADJ	twīfoldlī	ME
twig	᛫ a branch ( especially a small one ) ᛫	N	twig&twig	NE&OE
twiganger	᛫ Doppelgänger ᛫	N	twi+gang+er	NE+NE+NE	Doppelgänger ᛣ
twihorned	᛫ bicornous ᛫	ADJ	twi+horned	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
twill	᛫ a fabric with a twill weave ᛬ to weave such a pattern ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
twin	᛫ a double ᛬ double ᛫ dual ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
twinay	᛫ double negative ᛫	N	twi+nay	NE+NE
twine	᛫ a string of two or more strands twisted together ᛫ a twist ᛫ a convolution ᛬ to twist ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
twinge	᛫ a sharp pain ᛫ a pang ᛬ to pinch ᛫ to cause a sharp pain ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
twinword	᛫ a doublet word ᛫	N	twin+word	NE+NE
twissel	᛫ a double fruit or a pair of like things growing on a tree ᛫ a junction ᛫ a road or river fork ᛬ double ᛫ twofold ᛫	N᛬ADJ	twissel&twisla[twis]	NE&OE
twist	᛫ to writhe ᛫ to contort ᛫ to twine ᛫ to coil ᛫ to turn ᛫ to sprain ᛫	V	~	NE
twister	᛫ a tornado ᛫	N	~	NE
twiteethed	᛫ bidental ᛫	ADJ	twi+teethed	NE+NE
twitongued ⟨ twitunged ⟩	᛫ bilingual ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
twiway	᛫ a place where two roads meet ᛫	N	twiweg	OE
twodeal	᛫ a two-piece swimsuit ( a bikini ) ᛫	N	two-piece	NEᚠ(E+I)
twofold	᛫ double ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
twofooted	᛫ bipedal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
twoness	᛫ duality ᛫	N	~	NE
twosided	᛫ bilateral ᛫	ADJ	two+sided	NE+NE
twosome	᛫ a couple ᛫ a pair ᛫ a duo ᛫	N	~	NE
twoth	᛫ second ( a second thing ) ᛬ second ( second place in a sequence ) ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE	this word has an analogy with Dutch's "tweede"
tye	᛫ a piece of enclosed land ᛫ a pasture ᛫ a common ᛫	N	tye&tye[tīg]	NE&ME	kin: zīh (OHG)?; teigur (Icelandic)?
tye	᛫ a box of small size ᛫	N	~	NE
tye	᛫ a pull ᛫ a tug ᛫	N	tyge	OE
Tye	᛫ an English god equivalent to Norse Tyr ᛫ the planet Mars ᛫	PN	tī	OE	kin: Tuesday
Tyeling	᛫ a Martian ᛫ an inhabitant of Mars ᛫	N	tī+ling{earthling}	OE+NE	or: Tyeman (analogy: Earthman)
Tyely	᛫ Martian ᛫	ADJ	tī+ly	OE+NE
Uganda ⟨ Yewganda ⟩	᛫ Uganda ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Ukraine	᛫ Ukraine ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
umb	᛫ circum- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
umb	᛫ around ( both locational and temporal ) ᛫ concerning ᛫ regarding ᛫ after ( temporal ) ᛫	PREP	umbe	ME
umbclap	᛫ to embrace ᛫ enclose ᛫	V	~	NE
umbdraw	᛫ to withdraw to retreat ᛫	V	~	NE
umbecast	᛫ to travel around ᛫ to explore ᛫ to cast about ᛫ to ponder ᛫	V	umbecasten	ME
umbeight	᛫ a collection ᛫ a combination ᛫ a collation ᛫	N	ymbeaht	OE
umbfang	᛫ to circumscribe ᛫ to encompass ᛫ to surround ᛫	V	unymbfangen/umbfōn	OE
umbfare	᛫ a circuit ᛫ a going around ᛫	N	ymbfær	OE
umbgang	᛫ a circling ᛫ a circuit ᛫ a circumference ᛫	N	ymbgang	OE
umbgo	᛫ to encompass ᛫ to surround ᛫	V	umbegon	ME
umbhow	᛫ solicitude ᛫ anxiety ᛬ solicitous ᛫ anxious ᛫	N᛬ADJ	ymbhoga	OE
umblap	᛫ to encircle ᛫	V	~	NE
umblithe	᛫ to circumnavigate ᛫	V	ymblīþan	OE
umbloater	᛫ a spectator ᛫ an observer ᛫	N	ymbwlātend	OE
umblock	᛫ a clasp ᛫	N	~	NE
umbloud ⟨ umblude ⟩	᛫ an umlaut ᛫	N	umb+loud	ME+NE	Umlaut ᛣ
umbraid	᛫ contention ᛫ strife ᛬ to upbraid ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
umbset	᛫ to siege ᛫ to blockade ᛬ set around ᛫	ADJ&PREP	ymbset&ymbgesett	OE&OE
umbset	᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to block ᛫ to overwhelm ᛫	V	~	NE
umbsnithe	᛫ to circumcise ᛫	V	ymbsnīþan	OE
umbspeak	᛫ to discuss ᛫	V	ymbsprecan	OE
umbspeech	᛫ discussion ᛫	N	umbsprǣc	OE
umbstandness	᛫ circumstance( s ) ᛫	N	ymbstandenness	OE
umbstound ⟨ umbstund ⟩	᛫ sometimes ᛫ at times ᛫	ADV	umbestound	NE
umbtrim	᛫ to fortify ᛫ to protect ᛫ to safeguard ᛫	V	ymbtrymian	OE
umbtrimming	᛫ fortification ᛫	N	ymbtrymming	OE
umbwend	᛫ to transform ᛫ to convert ᛫	N	ymbwendan	OE
umbwharft	᛫ a circle ᛫ an orbit ᛫	N	ymbhwyrft	OE
umbwharve	᛫ to revolve around ᛫ to orbit around ᛫	V	ymbhweorfan	OE
umbwhile	᛫ erstwhile ᛫ late ᛬ formerly ᛫ late ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
umbworld	᛫ an environment ᛫	N	~	NE	Umwelt ᛣ
un	᛫ to grant ᛫ to allow ᛫ to permit ᛫	V	unnan	OE
unache	᛫ to relieve from pain ᛫ soothe ᛫	V	~	NE
unakin	᛫ unrelated ᛫ dissimilar ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unalike	᛫ different ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unalikeness	᛫ difference ᛫	N	~	NE
unanswering	᛫ unresponsive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unanyetty	᛫ nonsensical ᛫	ADJ	un+andȝet+y	NE+ME+NE
unathelness	᛫ ignobility ᛫	N	unæþelness	OE
unbelief ⟨ unbeleef ⟩	᛫ disbelief ᛫ an absence of religious belief ᛫	N	~	NE
unbeliever ⟨ unbeleever ⟩	᛫ a nonbeliever ᛫ a heretic ᛫ a heathen ᛫	N	unbeliever	NE
unbidden	᛫ uninvited ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unbiseny	᛫ irregular ᛫ unruly ᛫	ADJ	un+bīsen+y	NE+ME+NE
unblithe	᛫ melancholic ᛫	ADJ	unblithe	ME
unbodied	᛫ incorporeal ᛫ formless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unbodily	᛫ incorporeal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unbootly	᛫ irremediable ᛫ without remedy ᛫	ADJ	unbotelich	ME
unboroughy	᛫ rural ᛫	ADJ	un+borough+y	NE+NE+NE
unbraid	᛫ to disentangle ᛫	V	~	NE
unbuild ⟨ unbild ⟩	᛫ to deconstruct ᛫	V	~	NE
unburden	᛫ to exonerate ᛫	V	~	NE
uncanny	᛫ strange in an unsettling way ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unchurch	᛫ to excommunicate ᛫	V	~	NEᚠ(E+H)
unclothe	᛫ to undress ᛫	V	~	NE
uncouth ⟨ uncuthe ⟩	᛫ clumsy ᛫ awkward ᛫ crude ᛫ rude ᛫ unrefined ᛫ unfamiliar ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
uncouthness ⟨ uncutheness ⟩	᛫ unfamiliarity ᛫ crudeness ᛫ impoliteness ᛫	N	~	NE
undear	᛫ cheap ᛫ disesteemed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
undeathshildiness	᛫ immortality ᛫	N	undethshildiȝnesse	ME
undeed	᛫ an ill deed ᛫ an evil action ᛫ a crime ᛫ a misdeed ᛫	N	undǣd	OE
under	᛫ sub- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
underbear	᛫ to support ᛫	V	~	NE
underborough	᛫ a suburb ᛫	N	underburh	OE
underborougher	᛫ an inhabitant of a suburb ᛫	N	underburhware	OE
underbow	᛫ to submit ᛫	V	underbugan	OE
undercome	᛫ to be affected by ᛫ to undergo ᛫ to submit ᛫ to come through ᛫ to come under ᛫	V	~	NE
undercut	᛫ to offer goods or services at a lower price than a competitor ᛫ to undermine ᛫	V	~	NE
underdelve	᛫ to undermine ᛫	V	underdelven[underdelfan]	ME
underfang	᛫ to receive ᛫ to accept ᛫ to assume ( a position or office ) ᛫	V	underfongen	ME
undergo	᛫ to experience ᛫	V	~	NE	PTCP: undergone
underground ⟨ undergrund ⟩	᛫ subterranean ᛬ beneath the ground's surface ᛫ in secrecy ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
underhanded	᛫ clandestine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
underkeep	᛫ to suppress ᛫	V	~	NE
underkind	᛫ a subcategory ᛫ a subordinate or inferior kind or class ᛫	N	~	NE
underking	᛫ a viceroy ᛫ a petty king ᛫ a tribal ruler ᛫	N	underking	ME
underlet	᛫ to sublet ᛫	V	~	NE
underlie	᛫ to be the basis foundation or cause of something ᛫	V	~	NE
underling	᛫ a subordinate ᛫	N	~	NE
underly	᛫ inferior ᛬ at a lower level ᛫ insufficiently ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
underlying	᛫ basic or fundamental ᛫ implicit ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
undermakeup	᛫ primer ( makeup ) ᛫	N	~	NE
underman	᛫ a subhuman ᛬ to fail to provide with enough crew ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
undern	᛫ terce ᛫ the third hour of daylight ( 9AM ) ᛫	N	~	NE
undernye	᛫ to go under ᛫ to succumb to ᛫ to under go something bad ᛫	V	underhnīgan	OE
underpin	᛫ to give support, strength, or a basic structure to something ᛫	V	~	NE
underred	᛫ infrared light ᛬ infrared ᛫	N᛬ADJ	under+red	NE+NE
underroom	᛫ a basement or a cellar ( if it's comprised of only one room otherwise use "underrooms" ) ᛫	N	under+room	NE+NE
undersaregun	᛫ a submachine gun ᛫	N	under+searu+gun	NE+OE+NEᚠN	submachine gun ᛣ
underseaboat	᛫ a submarine ᛫	N	~	NE	Unterseeboot ᛣ
undertaker	᛫ a funeral director ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
undertaking	᛫ project ᛫	N	~	NE
undertheed	᛫ to subject ᛫ to subjugate ᛫	V	underthẹ̄den[underþeodan]	ME
undertilth	᛫ a subculture ᛫	N	under+tilth	NE+NE
undertongue ⟨ undertung ⟩	᛫ a sublingua ᛫	N	undertunge	OE
underwater	᛫ subaqueous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
underway	᛫ in progress ᛫	ADV	~	NE
underween	᛫ to undervalue ᛫	V	~	NE
underweening	᛫ modest ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
underwend	᛫ to subvert ᛫	V	underwendan	OE	glossary word
underwood	᛫ understory ᛫ boskage ᛫ undergrowth ᛫ underbrush ᛫	N	~	NE
underwrite	᛫ to subscribe ᛫	V	underwrītan	OE
underyet	᛫ to notice ᛫ to realize ᛫ to make an observation ᛫ to discover ᛫	V	underyēten	ME	PTCP: underyetten
underyoke	᛫ to subjugate ᛫	V	~	NE
undo	᛫ to unfasten ᛫ to cancel ᛫ to reverse ᛫ to destroy to cause the downfall of ᛫	V	~	NE
undought	᛫ cowardice ᛫	N	~	NE
undoughty	᛫ uncourageous ᛫ unvaliant ᛫ cowardly ᛫	ADJ	undoughti	ME
undouth ⟨ unduthe ⟩	᛫ vice ᛫	N	un+douth	NE+ME
undrunken	᛫ sober ᛫	ADJ	undrunken	ME
undying	᛫ immortal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unearth	᛫ to find in the ground by digging ᛫ to discover something hidden through investigation ᛫	V	~	NE
uneath	᛫ uneasy ᛫ difficult ᛫ hard ᛬ uneasily ᛫ with difficulty ᛫ scarcely ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
unendly	᛫ infinite ᛫ endless ᛬ infinitely ᛫ unendingly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
uneven	᛫ unequal ᛫ unequally balanced ᛫ not level or smooth ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unevenhood	᛫ inequality ᛫	N	un+even+hood	NE+NE+NE	ongelijkheid ᛣ
unfair	᛫ unjust ᛫ inequitable ᛫ unsporting ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unfairness	᛫ injustice ᛫ inequity ᛫	N	~	NE
unfetter	᛫ to release from restraint or inhibition ᛫	V	~	NE
unfettered	᛫ unrestrained ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unfledged	᛫ inexperienced ᛫ novice ᛫ not yet mature ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unfold	᛫ to develop ᛫ to come undone ᛫ to become revealed ᛫	V	~	NE
unfolk	᛫ to depopulate ᛫	N	~	NE	coined by William Barnes
unfriend ⟨ unfreend ⟩	᛫ a foe ᛬ to defriend ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
unfrith	᛫ unpeace ᛫ strife ᛫ discord ᛫ dissension ᛫	N	unfrith	ME
Ungerland	᛫ Hungaria ᛫ Hungary ᛫	PN	Ungerland	OE	the H in Hungary came from a mistake
ungodly	᛫ impious ᛫ sinful ᛫ immoral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ungraith	᛫ unprepared ᛫ unready ᛫	ADJ	ungreith	MEᚠN
ungraithly	᛫ unpreparedly ᛫ unreadily ᛫	ADV	ungreithlī	MEᚠN
unhallow	᛫ to make profane ᛫ to desecrate ᛫	V	~	NE
unhealth	᛫ infirmity ᛫	N	~	NE
unhealthful	᛫ insalubrious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unhearsome	᛫ disobedient ᛫	ADJ	unhersum	ME
unhearsomeness	᛫ disobedience ᛫	N	unhersumnesse	ME
unheed	᛫ to ignore ᛫	V	~	NE
unheel	᛫ to uncover ᛫ to reveal ᛫ to expose ᛫	V	~{hēlen}	NE
unhinge	᛫ to derange ᛫ to make mentally unbalanced ᛫ to bereave of stability ᛫ to throw into disorder ᛫	V	~	NE
unhinged	᛫ mentally unbalanced ᛫ deranged ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unhope	᛫ despair ᛫	N	~	NE
unk	᛫ us two ( accusative ) ᛫	PRON	unc	ME
unkempt	᛫ having an untidy or dishevelled appearance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unker	᛫ my and your ᛫	PRON	unker	ME
unkers	᛫ mine and yours ᛫	PRON	unker+s	OE+NE
unkinly	᛫ unsuitable ᛫ improper ᛫	ADJ	uncynlíc	OE
unknowledge	᛫ ignorance ᛫	N	~	NE
unkselves	᛫ we two's selves ᛫	PRON	unke seoluen	ME
unlaw	᛫ a crime ᛫ lawlessness ᛫ a fine for the breaking of a law ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
unlawful	᛫ illegal ᛫	ADJ	~	NEᚠ(E+N+E)
unlib	᛫ poison ( especially when used in witchcraft and sorcery ) ᛫	N	unlybba	OE
unlibwright	᛫ a maker of poisons ( especially a witch or sorcerer ) ᛫	N	unlybwyrhta	OE
unlift	᛫ bad air ᛫ malaria ᛫	N	unlyft	OE
unlike	᛫ different ᛬ different from ᛫ in contrast to ᛫ uncharacteristic of someone ᛫	ADJ᛬PREP	~	NE
unlikeness	᛫ a difference ᛫	N	~	NE
unlikeworthy	᛫ unlikable ᛫ unworthy of like ᛫	ADJ	unlīcwirþe	OE
unlittiness	᛫ ugliness ᛫ disfigurement ᛫	N	unwlitigness	OE
unlitting	᛫ disfiguring ᛫	N	unwlitigung	OE
unlitty	᛫ to make or become ugly ᛫ to disfigure ᛬ ugly ᛫	V᛬ADJ	unwlitig&unwlitigian	OE
unluck	᛫ bad fortune ᛫ misfortune ᛫	N	~	NE
unmaggle	᛫ feeble ᛫ insipid ᛫	ADJ	unmeagol	OE
unman	᛫ to emasculate ᛫ to castrate ᛫	V	~	NE
unmeet	᛫ improper ᛫ unsuitable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unmennish	᛫ inhuman ᛫ inhumane ᛫	ADJ	un+mennish	NE+ME
unmerry	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ unfair ᛫	ADJ	unmyrige	OE
unmight	᛫ weakness ᛫ lack of strength ᛫ feebleness ᛫	N	~	NE
unmightly	᛫ impossible ᛫	ADJ	unmeahtelīc	OE
unmighty	᛫ weak ᛫ feeble ᛫ powerless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unmilse	᛫ sternness ᛫ wrath ᛫	N	unmilts	OE
unmilsing	᛫ want of consideration ᛫ impiety towards God ᛫ pitilessness towards men ᛫	N	unmiltsung	OE
unmilsingly	᛫ unpardonable ᛫	ADJ	unmiltsigendlīc	OE
unmingle	᛫ to separate things that are mixed ᛫	V	~	NE
unmirth	᛫ sadness ᛫ misery ᛫	N	unmyrhþ	OE
unmood	᛫ despondency ᛫ dejection ᛫	N	unmōd	OE
unmoody	᛫ fainthearted ᛫ humble ᛫	ADJ	unmōdig	OE
unnithing	᛫ an honest person ᛫ one accepted by their community ᛫	N	unnīþing	OE
unoften	᛫ infrequently ᛫ seldom ᛫	ADV	~	NE
unorn	᛫ simple ᛫ plain ᛫ unexcessive ᛫ modest ᛫ humble ᛫ unelaborate ᛫	ADJ	unorne	ME
unquiss ⟨ uncwiss ⟩	᛫ speechless ᛫ mute ᛫	ADJ	uncwisse	OE
unready	᛫ unprepared ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unrearded	᛫ voiceless ( spoken without vibration of the vocal chords ) ᛫	ADJ	un+rērd+ed	NE+ME+NE
unrede	᛫ bad advice ᛫	N	~	NE
unrightful	᛫ illegitimate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unrightfully	᛫ illegitimately ᛫	ADV	~	NE
unrightly	᛫ incorrectly ᛫	ADV	~	NE
unroadness	᛫ non-rhoticity ᛫	N	road+less+ness	NE+NE+NE
unrode	᛫ unreasonable ᛫ discordant ᛫ unwise ᛫ irrational ᛫	ADJ	ungerād	OE
unroot	᛫ sad ᛫ sorrowful ᛫ distressed ᛫ displeased ᛫	ADJ	unrọ̄t&unrōt	ME&OE	kin: rōt
unrown ⟨ unrune ⟩	᛫ to decrypt ᛫ to unencrypt ᛫	V	un+rown	NE+ME
unrowned ⟨ unruned ⟩	᛫ decrypted ᛫ unencrypted ᛫	N	un+rown+ed	NE+ME+NE
unseendly	᛫ invisible ᛫	ADJ	un+see+end+ly	NE+NE+ME+NE
unseenly	᛫ invisible ᛫	ADJ	unsēnelī	ME
unsefful	᛫ senseless ᛫	ADJ	unseffull	OE
unset	᛫ to depose ᛫ to displace ᛫	V	unsettan	OE
unsettling	᛫ disquieting ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unsheer	᛫ impure ᛫	ADJ	un + sheer	NE+NE
unshod	᛫ bare-footed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unsidey	᛫ neutral ᛫	ADJ	un+side+y	NE+NE+NE	ûnsidich ᛣ
unsightly	᛫ ugly ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unsooth	᛫ untruth ᛫ falsehood ᛫	N	unsōþ	OE
unstaffwise	᛫ illiterate ᛫	ADJ	unstæfwīs	OE
unstill	᛫ to disturb ᛫ to disquiet ᛫	V	unstillen	ME
unsunderly	᛫ inseparable ᛫ indivisible ᛫	ADJ	unasundrodlic	OE
unsung	᛫ something which has not been lauded or appreciated ᛫ not sung about ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unsuttle	᛫ vague ᛫ unclear ᛫	ADJ	un+sutel	NE+ME
unsuttleness	᛫ ambiguity ᛫ vagueness ᛫ unclearness ᛫	N	un+sutel+ness	NE+ME+NE
unsweven	᛫ a bad vision ᛫ a bad dream ᛫ a nightmare ᛫	N	unswefen	OE
unsyefast	᛫ unvictorious ᛫ untriumphant ᛫ not successful ᛫	ADJ	unsigefæst	OE
untellendly	᛫ indescribable ᛫	ADJ	untellendlīce	ME
unthank	᛫ ingratitude ᛫ harm ᛫ injury misfortune ᛫ thanklessness ᛫	N	~	NE
unthatch	᛫ to uncover ᛫	V	unþeccan	OE
unthrift	᛫ wastefulness ᛫ extravagance ᛫ a spendthrift ᛫ a prodigal ᛫	N	~	NE
unthrifty	᛫ prodigal ᛫ wasteful ᛫ ( of plants or livestock ) not strong or healthy ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unthwere	᛫ to disagree ᛬ discordant ᛫ not in agreement ᛫ not in harmony ᛫ dissonant ᚹ ᛫	V᛬ADJ	ungeþwǽr	OE
unthwereness	᛫ discord ᛫ disagreement ᛫ disharmony ᛫ dissonance ᚹ ᛫	N	ungeþwǽrness	OE
untime	᛫ an inappropriate or an improper time for something ᛫	N	untime	ME
untine	᛫ to free ᛫ to unbind ᛫ to unenclose ᛫	V	untynan	OE
untold	᛫ not narrated ᛫ not recounted ᛫ too great to be recounted or numbered ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
untoward	᛫ unruly ᛫ unlucky ᛫ adverse ᛫ unpropitious ᛫ improper ᛫ indecorous ᛫ unmanageable ᛫ froward ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
untrum	᛫ unfirm ᛫ sick ᛫ sickly ᛫ infirm ᛫ ill ᛫	ADJ	untrum	ME
untruth ⟨ untrewth ⟩	᛫ falsehood ᛫	N	~	NE
untruthful ⟨ untrewthful ⟩	᛫ dishonest ᛫ insincere ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
untruthfulness ⟨ untrewthfulness ⟩	᛫ dishonesty ᛫ insincerity ᛫	N	~	NE
untwee	᛫ certainty ᛫ no doubt ᛫	N	untwēo	OE
unwaxen	᛫ ungrown ᛫ prepubescent ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	unweaxen	OE
unwealthiness	᛫ poverty ᛫	N	~	NE
unwealthy	᛫ poor ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unweapon	᛫ to disarm ᛫	V	~	NE
unweather	᛫ bad weather ᛫ a storm ᛫ a tempest ᛫	N	unweder	OE
unwed	᛫ unmarried ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwemmed	᛫ untainted ᛫ pure ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwieldy ⟨ unweeldy ⟩	᛫ difficult to handle because of its size shape or weight ᛫ too big or disorganized to manage well ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwight	᛫ an evil spirit ᛫ a monster ᛫	N	unwight{uvættr}	ME
unwillsome	᛫ involuntary ᛫	ADJ	un+wilsum	NE+OE
unwin	᛫ an unfriend ᛫ a foe ᛫ an enemy ᛫ an adversary ᛫	N	unwin	ME
unwind	᛫ to relax ᛫	V	~	NE
unwinsome	᛫ unpleasant ᛫ disagreeable ᛫	ADJ	unwynsum	OE
unwisdom	᛫ folly ᛫ lack of wisdom ᛫	N	~	NE
unwise	᛫ foolish ᛫ insensible ᛫ imprudent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwist	᛫ unknown ᛫ unrecognized ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwit	᛫ to derange ᛫	V	~	NE
unwitting	᛫ unaware ᛫ unintentional ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwold	᛫ to deforest ᛫	V	un+wold	NE+NE
unwolding	᛫ deforestation ᛫	N	un+wold+ing	NE+NE+NE
unwont	᛫ not used to ᛫ unaccustomed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unworship	᛫ irreverence ᛬ to dishonour ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
unworthy	᛫ unsuitable ᛫ undeserving ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unwry	᛫ to uncover ᛫ expose ᛫ take off ᛫ untie ᛫ behold ᛫ perceive ᛫	V	unwrīen	ME
unyielding ⟨ unyeelding ⟩	᛫ constant ᛫ ceaseless ᛫ stubborn ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
unyoke	᛫ to remove a yoke ᛫ to free from oppression ᛫	V	~	NE
unyore	᛫ recently ᛫	ADV	ungēara	OE
upadight	᛫ to build up ᛫ erect ᛫	N	upidighten	ME
upbeat	᛫ an unaccented beat in a musical measure ᛬ lively and positive ᛫ sanguine ( as in optimistic ) ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
upbraid	᛫ the act of reproaching ᛫ contumely ᛬ to severely criticize ᛫ to treat with contempt ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
upbrook	᛫ to deplete ᛫ to use up ᛫	V	up+brook	NE+NE
upend	᛫ to tip over ᛫ to ruin ᛫ to invalidate ᛫ to overthrow ᛫ to throw out ᛫	V	~	NE
upgang	᛫ a climb ᛫ an ascent ᛫ a way up ᛫	N	~	NE
upheaving	᛫ a bouleversement ᛫ a cataclysm ᛫ a paroxysm ᛫ a tumult ᛫ a turmoil ᛫ an upheaval ᛫	N	~{upheaval}	NE
uphold	᛫ to support ᛫ to maintain ᛫ to confirm ᛫ to respect ᛫	V	~	NE
upkeep	᛫ maintenance ᛬ to maintain ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
uplift	᛫ to give someone encouragement ᛫ to lift one's spirits ᛫	V	~	NE
uplink	᛫ a transmission or link to an airborne terminal like a satellite ᛬ to transmit by means of an uplink ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
upnimming	᛫ an undertaking ᛫ an enterprise ᛫ a project ᛫	N	upniminge	ME	"take" is from Norse
upperhand	᛫ advantage or control ᛫	N	~	NE
upright	᛫ vertical ᛫ honourable ᛫ moral ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
uprising	᛫ insurrection ᛫	N	~	NE
uproot	᛫ to extirpate ᛫	V	~	NE
upshot	᛫ the final or eventual outcome or conclusion of a discussion action or series of events ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
upspring	᛫ origin ᛬ to originate ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	PTCP: upsprung
upstand	᛫ a roof section that turns up against something ᛬ to stand up ᛫ arise ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
upstander	᛫ one who stands up for something ᛫	N	~	NE
upstanding	᛫ reputable ᛫ standing up ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
upstir	᛫ a commotion ᛫ a disturbance ᛫	N	~	NE
uptake	᛫ absorption or occupation of a limited resource ᛫ a ventilation pipe ᛬ to take up ᛫ to expend or to occupy a limited resource ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
upwind	᛫ to wind upwards ᛫ to wind up ( a device ) ᛫	V	~	NE
Uruguay ⟨ Urugway ⟩	᛫ Uruguay ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
utmost	᛫ ultimate ᛫ the most extreme ᛫ farthest ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
utter	᛫ to state ᛫ to say ᛫ to display goods ᛫ to put goods up for sale ᛫ to release ( for sale ) ᛫	V	utter&outren	NE&ME
uttering	᛫ statement ᛫	N	~	NE
utterless	᛫ ineffable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
utterly	᛫ completely ᛫ absolutely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
Uzbekistan	᛫ Uzbekistan ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Van Mere	᛫ Lake Van ᛫	PN	Van+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Van Mere	᛫ Lake Van ᛫	PN	Van+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Vanuatu ⟨ Vanooatoo ⟩	᛫ Vanuatu ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
vat	᛫ a vessel ᛫ a big jug ᛫ a tub ᛫	N	~[fæt]	NE
Vatican Borough	᛫ Vatican City ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI+NE
vattle	᛫ a container or a receptacle ( especially for liquids or food ) ᛫ a large container ( vats , ships , etc ) ᛫	N	fētles	ME
Venezuela ⟨ Venezwela ⟩	᛫ Venezuela ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠI
Victoria Mere	᛫ Lake Victoria ᛫	PN	Victoria+mere	NEᚠO+NE
Vietnam	᛫ Vietnam ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO	or: Vietland; Kinhland
vixen	᛫ a female fox ᛫	N	~	NE	remnant of the original feminine ending
Vostok Mere	᛫ Lake Vostok ᛫	PN	Vostok+mere	NEᚠO+NE
wad	᛫ shallow water ᛫ a ford ᛫	N	wæd	OE	or: wade (from ME wā̆de)?
wade	᛫ to walk ( generally through liquid ) ᛫	V	~	NE
wage	᛫ salary ᛫	N	~	NEᚠIᚠFK
wagtail	᛫ a Motacillidae bird ᛫	N	~	NE	or: wagstart
wain	᛫ wagon ᛫ cart ᛫ car ᛫ automobile ᛫ vehicle ᛬ to transport by vehicle ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	"wagon" is Dutch
wainer	᛫ a driver of a vehicle ᛫	N	wægnere	OE
wainreeve	᛫ one who has charge of vehicles ᛫	N	wægngerēfa	OE
wainshed	᛫ a garage ᛫	N	wain+shed	NE+NE
wainway	᛫ a road for vehicles ᛫	N	wægnweg	OE
wainwright	᛫ a builder of vehicles ᛫	N	~	NE
waistbarrow	᛫ a fauld ᛫	N	waist+beorg{halsbeorg}	NE+OE
waker	᛫ awake ᛫ spiritually awake ᛫ active ᛫ attentive ᛫	ADJ	wāker[wacor]	ME
walbase	᛫ vermillion ᛫	N	wealhbasu	OE	literally Celtic/Italic purple
wald	᛫ in case ᛫ in case that ᛫	CONJ	wald&weald	ME&OE
wale	᛫ a ridge ᛫ a swollen mark left on flesh by a blow ᛫	N	~[walu/wala]	NE
wale	᛫ a choice ᛫ an option ᛫ an election ᚹ ᛫ a vote ᚹ ᛬ to choose ᛫ to opt ᛫ to elect ᚹ ᛫ to vote ᚹ ᛫	N᛬V	wale&walen	MEᚠN&MEᚠN
Wale	᛫ a Celt ᛫	PN	wāle&wealh	ME&OE	shows up as wal- and -wall as an affix
walflower ⟨ walflure ⟩	᛫ an Erysmium plant ᛫ Gastrolobium grandiflorum ᛫	N	walflower	NE
walhawk	᛫ gyrfalcon ᛫ Falco rusticolus ᛫	N	wealhheafoc	OE
walkirry	᛫ a valkyrie ? ᛫ a witch ᛫ a sorceress ᛫ a female demon ᛫ a female deity ᛫	N	walkirie[wælcyrge]	ME	rhyme: wall-slurry? shall-slurry?
wall	᛫ the slain ᛫ casualties ( dead ones ) ᛫ slaughter ᛫ carnage ᛫	N	wal[wæl]	ME
wallime	᛫ mortar ( a mixture of lime or cement sand and water used for bonding building blocks ) ᛫	N	wealllīm	OE
wallow	᛫ to roll about in mud or water ᛫ to indulge ᛫ to overindulge ( especially in self-pity or grief ) ᛫	V	~[walwian]	NE
wallowfowl ⟨ wallowfule ⟩	᛫ a dodo ᛫	N	wallow+fowl	NE+NE	walgvogel ᛣ
walm	᛫ to spout ᛫ to boil up ᛫ to gush forth ᛫	V	~	NE
walmore	᛫ a carrot ᛫ a parsnip ᛫ an Apiaceae plant ᚹ ᛫	N	walmore	ME
walnut	᛫ a hardwood Juglans tree of the genus ᛫ the nut of the Juglan tree ᛫	N	~	NE
walreef	᛫ loot taken from the slain ᛫	N	wælrēaf	OE	or: walreef; walreif (Scottish)
walrest	᛫ a resting place for the slain ᛫	N	wælrest	OE
walstod	᛫ an interpreter ᛫	N	wealhstod	OE	of note: weallstaðel
walt	᛫ to turn over ᛫ to invert ᛫ to topple ᛫ to consider ( as in to think over ) ᛬ unstable ᛫	V᛬ADJ	walt[wealt]	NE
wamble	᛫ a reeling or staggering gait or movement ᛬ a wambling ( especially of the stomach ) ᛬ to feel nausea ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
wan	᛫ pale ᛫ sickly-looking ᛫ dim ᛫ faint ᛫ bland ᛫ uninteresting ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wan	᛫ ( denotes absence / absense ) ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE	kin: "want" & "wane"
wan	᛫ an abundance ᛫ an excess ᛫ an alternative ᛫ an option ᛫	N	wōne/wan/wane	MEᚠN
wandering	᛫ itinerant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wanderword	᛫ a loanword that has spread to many languages ᛫	N	~	NE
wane	᛫ a lack ᛫ a shortage ᛫ a decrease ᛫ a diminution ᛫ an absence ᛬ to diminish ᛫ to fade ᛬ insufficient ᛫ imperfect ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	wane&wāne[wana]	NE+ME
wang	᛫ the cheek ᛫	N	~	NE
wanger	᛫ a pillow ᛫	N	wonger/wanger	ME
wangle	᛫ to get or achieve through deceitful or manipulative means ᛫ to falsify ᛫	V	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
wangtooth	᛫ a molar ᛫	N	~	NE
wanhope	᛫ despair ᛫	N	~	NE
wanion	᛫ the waning of the moon ᛫ a curse ᛫ vengeance ( especially in the saying "with a wanion" ) ᛫	N	~	NE	from the present participle "waniand"
wankle	᛫ weak ᛫ unsteady ᛫ untrustworthy ᛫ unstable ᛫ mutable ᛫ inconstant ᛫ fickle ᛫ irresolute ᛫ wobbly ᛫ insecure ᛫	ADJ	wankel[wancol]	ME
wanrest	᛫ restlessness ᛫ a pendulum ᛫	N	~	NE
wanshaft	᛫ misfortune ᛫	N	wansceaft	OE
wansilly	᛫ melancholic ᛫	ADJ	wansǣlig	OE
wanspeed	᛫ ill fortune ᛫	N	wanspēde	ME
wanthriven	᛫ stunted ᛫ decayed ᛫ in a state of decline ᛫ emaciated ᛫ weakly ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wanton	᛫ uneducated ᛫ unrestrained ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wanwit	᛫ an idiot ᛫ a fool ᛫	N	~	NE
ward	᛫ guard ᛫ guardian ᛬ to defend ᛫ to protect ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE	"warden" is from Frankish
ward off	᛫ to repel ᛫ to avoid being hit by something ᛫ to keep at bay ᛫ to protect against ᛫	V	~	NE
wardman	᛫ a guard ᛫ watchman ᛫ a gaoler ᛫ a jailer ᛫	N	wardman	ME
wardsettle	᛫ a guard post ᛫	N	wardsetle	ME
ware	᛫ aware ᛫ conscious ᛫ wary ᛫ vigilant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ware	᛫ alga ᛫ seaweed ᛫	N	wor/ware[wār]	ME
waregoose	᛫ the Branta bernicla bird ( a brant ) ᛫	N	~	NE
warehouse ⟨ warehuse ⟩	᛫ a place for storing large numbers of products ᛬ to store ( as in a warehouse ) ᛫ to institute people ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
waren	᛫ inhabitants ( plural only ) ᛫	N	gewaran	OE	becomes "-er" as a suffix
waresawl	᛫ cautious of speech ᛫	ADJ	wærsagol{soþsawel}	OE
wark	᛫ pain ᛫ suffering ᛬ to suffer ᛫ to pain ᛫ to hurt ᛫	N᛬V	wark[wærc/wærcan]	ME
warkand	᛫ painful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
warkleech	᛫ an anesthesiologist / an anaesthesiologist ᛫ an anesthetist / an anaesthetist ᛫	N	wark+leech	ME+NE
warlock	᛫ a traitor ᛫ an oath-breaker ᛫ one who is possessed of occult knowledge ᛫ a sorcerer ( especially an evil one ) ᛫	N	~[warlouȝ][wǣrloga]	NE	TS: weerliar
warn	᛫ to inform ᛫ to notify ᛫ to notify of danger or risk ᛫	V	warn&warnen	NE&OE	this word was broader in Middle English
warp	᛫ to bend ᛫ to twist ᛫ to distort ᛫	V	~	NE
warple	᛫ a varvel ᛫	N	wyrpel	OE
warry	᛫ a monster ᛫ a criminal ᛫ a felon ᛫	N	wari[wearg]	ME	"warg" reintroduced by Tolkien
warry	᛫ to complain about ᛫ to speak profanely ᛫ to swear ᛫ to curse ᛫ to curse someone ᛫ to rail against ᛫ to trashtalk ᛫	V	warien	ME
warryen	᛫ a monstress ᛫ a criminaless ᛫ a feloness ᛫	N	grundwyrgen	OE
warrylore	᛫ criminology ᛫	N	wari+lore	ME+NE
warryness	᛫ evil ᛫ villainy ᛫	N	weargness	OE
warryqueath ⟨ warrycweath ⟩	᛫ to curse ᛫	N	weargcweþan	OE
warryqueddle ⟨ warrycweddle ⟩	᛫ foul-mouthed ᛫ prone to cursing ᛫ slanderous ᛫	ADJ	weargcwedol	OE
warth	᛫ a shore ᛫ a ford ᛫	N	warth[waroþ]	ME	kin: ware (alga)
warthfarth	᛫ a shore wave ᛫	N	waroþfaroþ	OE
wary	᛫ cautious ᛫ guarded ᛫ careful ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
washbear	᛫ a raccoon ᛫	N	wash+bear	NE+NE	Waschbär ᛣ
washhouse ⟨ washhuse ⟩	᛫ a building used for laundry ᛫	N	~	NE
washland	᛫ land that is periodically flooded ᛫	N	~	NE
wassail	᛫ a salutation of good health ᛫ a toast ᛬ toast! ᛫ cheers! ᛫ health to you! ᛫	N᛬INT	wassail	MEᚠN
wassom	᛫ growth ᛫ increase ᛫ produce ( edible plants ) ᛫ vegetables ᛫ fruit ( including figuratively ) ᛫	N	wastme&wæstm	ME&OE
watcher	᛫ an observer ᛫	N	~	NE
watchful	᛫ vigilant ᛫ observant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
watchman	᛫ a guard ᛫	N	~	NE
watchword	᛫ a motto ᛫ a password ᛫	N	~	NE
water dropwort	᛫ an Oenanthe plant ᛫	N	~	NE
waterbear	᛫ a tardigrade ᛫	N	water bear	NE
waterbuck	᛫ an African antelope ( Kobus ellipsiprymnus ) ᛫	N	~	NE
waterflask	᛫ a water flask ᛫ a water bottle ᛫ a pitcher ᛫	N	wæterflaxan	OEᚠI?	or: waterflax
waterfowl ⟨ waterfule ⟩	᛫ an Anseriformes bird ᛫	N	~	NE
waterhen	᛫ a Rallidae bird ᛫	N	~	NE
waterhog	᛫ a capybara ᛫	N	water hog	NE
waterleat	᛫ an aqueduct ᛫	N	wætergelǣt	OE
waterleech	᛫ any Hirudinea animal ᛫	N	wā̆terlẹ̄che	ME
waterly	᛫ aquatic ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
watermole	᛫ a desmon ᛫ a platypus ᚾ ᛫	N	water mole	NE
waterouzel ⟨ wateruzel ⟩	᛫ Cinclus cinclus ᛫ Cinclus mexicanus ᛫	N	waterouzel	NE
waterpipe	᛫ a water organ ᛫ a hydraulus ᛫	N	waterpipe	ME
waterscooter	᛫ a jet ski ᛫ a personal watercraft ᛫	N	water scooter	NEᚠ(E+N)
watershed	᛫ a water basin ᛫ a turning point ᛫	N	~	NE
watertight	᛫ having no obvious flaws or weaknesses ᛫ impervious to valid criticism ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wathe	᛫ hunting ᛫ game ( as in prey ) ᛫	N	waith/wathe[wāþ]	ME
wattle	᛫ an Acacia plant ᛫	N	~	NE	from Australian English
wave	᛫ a fluctuation ᛫ a spectacle ᛬ to fluctuate ᛫ to wonder at ᛫	N᛬V	wave&wafian	NE&OE
waverly	᛫ theatrical ᛫	ADJ	wæferlīc	OE
waverness	᛫ a public exhibition ᛫	N	wæferness	OE
waving	᛫ amazement ᛫ spectacle ᛫	N	wafung	OE
wavingstow	᛫ a place for spectacles ᛫ a theatre ᛫	N	wafungstōw	OE
waw	᛫ to stir ᛫ to move ᛫ to sway ᛫	V	wawen[wagian]	ME	rhyme: law
wax	᛫ to increase ᛁᚩ ᛫	V	~	NE
waxleaf	᛫ wax paper ᛫	N	wax+leaf	NE+NE
waybroad	᛫ a Plantago major plant ᛫	N	~[wegbrade]	NE	or: waybread; whiteman's foot; ripple grass; Englishman's foot
wayfare	᛫ traveling ᛫ a journey ᛬ to travel to journey ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
wayfarer	᛫ a traveller ᛫	N	~	NE
wayfaring	᛫ traveling ᛫ itinerant ᛫ peregrine ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wayfinder	᛫ a navigator ᛫	N	~	NE
waylay	᛫ to ambush ᛫	V	~	NE
wayleat	᛫ a junction ᛫	N	weilete	ME
wayless	᛫ directionless ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wayward	᛫ tending to stray from a good or expected path ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weal	᛫ wealth ᛫ riches ᛫ possessions ᛫ prosperity ᛫ good fortune ᛫ welfare ᛫	N	weal&wēle	NE&ME	kin: wealth
wealsman	᛫ a statesman ᛫	N	~	NE
wealthlore	᛫ economics ( the field of study ) ᛫	N	wealth+lore	NE+NE
wean	᛫ to train ᛫ to practice ᛫ to accustom ᛫ to train to lose a dependency ( especially milk or drugs ) ᛫	V	wean&wenian	NE&OE
weapon	᛫ an arm ᛬ to arm ᛫	N᛬V	~[wǣpnian]	NE
weaponbearer	᛫ one who is armed ᛫	N	wǣpenberend	OE
weaponed	᛫ armed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weaponedchild	᛫ a boy ᛫	N	wǣpnedcild	OE
weaponedhood	᛫ manhood ᛫	N	wǣpnedhād	OE
weaponedkind	᛫ the male sex ᛫	N	wǣpnedcyn	OE
weaponhalt	᛫ an armistice ᛫	N	weapon+halt	NE+NE
weaponhouse ⟨ weaponhuse ⟩	᛫ an armoury ᛫	N	wǣpenhūs	OE
weaponing	᛫ arms ᛫	N	wǣpnung	OE
weaponless	᛫ unarmed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weaponthrake	᛫ force of arms ᛫	N	wǣpenþracu	OE
weaponwifester	᛫ a hermaphrodite ᛫ an intersex person ᛫	N	wæpenwīfestre	OE
weaponwrixle	᛫ an armed conflict ᛫	N	wǣpengewrixl	OE
wear	᛫ a covenant ᛫ a compact ᛫ an agreement ᛫ a pledge ᛫ a pact ᚹ ᛫ an alliance ᚹ ᛫	N	wǣr	OE
wearisome	᛫ tedious ᛫ tiresome ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weary	᛫ tired ᛫ fatigued ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weasand	᛫ the oesophagus ᛫ the gullet ᛫	N	~[wesand]	NE
weast	᛫ to lay waste to ᛫ to ravage ᛫ to devastate ᛫ to waste away ᛬ desolate ᛫ deserted ᛫ uninhabited ᛫ barren ᛫	V᛬ADJ	wēsten&wēste	ME&ME
weasten	᛫ a wasteland ᛫ a desert ᛫	N	wēsten	ME
weastensettler	᛫ a hermit ᛫	N	wēstensetla	ME&OE
weathe	᛫ to hunt ᛫ to chase ? ᛫	V	wǣþan	OE	kin: wāþ
weathershell	᛫ a troposphere ᛫	N	weather+shell	NE+NE
weaveloom	᛫ a loom ᛫	N	weave+loom	NE+NE	this word is to let "loom" to go back to its broader meaning
webber	᛫ a weaver ᛫	N	~	NE
webthew	᛫ a web server ᛫	N	web+thew	NE
webwright	᛫ a fuller ᛫	N	webwyrhta	OE
wed	᛫ a contract ᛫ a pledge ᛬ to pledge ᛫ to marry ᛫	N᛬V	wed&weddian	NE&OE
wedbreach	᛫ adultery ᛫	N	~	NE
wedbreaker	᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N	~	NE
wedded	᛫ married ᛫ pledged ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wedgewriting	᛫ cuneiform ᛫	N	wedge-writing	NE
wedlock	᛫ marriage ᛫ matrimony ᛫	N	~	NE
wedlockly	᛫ matrimonial ᛫	ADJ	wedlock+ly	NE+NE
wedlow	᛫ a pledge breaker ᛫	N	wedlowe[wedloga]	ME	or: wedlock (in keeping with warlock)
Wednesday	᛫ Wednesday ᛫	PN	~{Wodenesday}	NE	or: Woodnesday
Wednesnight	᛫ the night following Wednesday's dusk ᛫	PN	~[wōdnesniht]	NE
wedset	᛫ mortgage ᛬ to mortgage ᛫	N᛬V	wedsetten	ME	found in Scotland as "wadset"
wee	᛫ diminutive ᛫ minute ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
weed	᛫ a garment ᛫ a vestment ᛫ clothing ᛫ dress ᛫	N	~	NE
weed	᛫ to act crazy ᛫ to rage ᛫	V	wēdan	OE	kin: wood; Wednesday
weedle	᛫ penury ᛫ indigence ᛫ extreme poverty ᛫	N	wǣdl	OE
Weedmonth	᛫ August ᛫	PN	weodmonaþ	OE
weem	᛫ to allure ᛫ to attract ᛫ to entice ᛫ to seduce ᛫	V	gewēman&wēman	OE&OE	kin: wōma
ween	᛫ to suppose ᛫ to be of the opinion ᛫ to opine ᛫ to expect ᛫ to anticipate ᛫	V	wēnen	ME
weening	᛫ a supposition ᛫ an opinion ᛫ an expectation ᛫ an anticipation ᛫	N	wēning	ME
weep	᛫ to cry ᛫ to shed tears ᛫ to exude liquid ᛫	V	~	NE
weer	᛫ true ᛫ real ᛫	ADJ	wǣr	OE
weer	᛫ to guard ᛫ to defend ᛫ to defend an ideological position ᛫	V	wēren[werian]	ME
weerdom	᛫ reality ( as in the realm of all that is real ) ᛫	N	wǣr+dom	OE+NE
weered	᛫ confederated or allied by treaty ᛫ confederated ᛫ allied ᛫	ADJ	gewǣred	OE
weerfast	᛫ faithful ᛫	ADJ	wǣrfæst	OE
weerless	᛫ faithless ᛫ false ᛫	ADJ	wǣrlēas	OE
weeved	᛫ an altar ᛫	N	weved[weofod]	ME
weeze	᛫ to ooze ᛫ to steep in a liquid ᛫ to macerate ᛫ to saturate ᛫	V	wēsen	ME	kin: ooze
weft	᛫ the crosswise threads on a loom ᛫ the yarn used for the weft ᛫ a hair extension ᛫	N	~	NE
weigh	᛫ to assess the nature or importance of ᛫ to compare importance ᛫ to have weight ᛫	V	~	NE
weight	᛫ importance ᛫	N	~	NE
weighty	᛫ important ᛫	ADJ	~{HG wichtig}	NE
weir	᛫ a dam of a low and regulatory nature ᛫	N	~	NE
weird	᛫ fate ᛫ destiny ᛬ odd ᛫ unusual ᛫	N	weird&wyrd	NE&OE	weird
weirdless	᛫ ill-fated ᛫ improvident ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	weirdless
weirdly	᛫ strange ᛫ odd ᛫ having to do with fate ᛫	ADJ	weird&gewyrdelic	NE&OE	weirdly
weiriness	᛫ fatigue ᛫ lassitude ᛫ reluctance to experience more of something ᛫	N	~	NE
welaway	᛫ alas! ( expresses sadness or regret ) ᛫	INT	welaway[wā lā wā]	NE	or: away / awey
welfare	᛫ the health happiness and fortunes of a person or group ᛫	N	~	NE
welkin	᛫ a cloud ᛫ clouds ᛫ sky ᛫	N	welkin&wolcne	NE&ME
well	᛫ to rise to the surface ᛫ to bubble forth ᛫ to gush up ᛫ to gush forth ᛫ to flow ᛫ to brim up ᛫	V	~	NE
weller	᛫ lips ᛫ labium ᛫	N	weler	ME
wellheeled	᛫ affluent ᛫	ADJ	wellheeled	NE
wellread	᛫ erudite ( from reading books ) ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Welsh	᛫ Celtic language ᛬ Celtic ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	welsh+welisc	ME+OE	see: Norwelsh
welt	᛫ to topple ᛫ to fall over ᛫ to fall in defeat ᛫ to overturn ᛫ to overset ᛫ to throw over ᛫	V	welten	ME
welter	᛫ a general confusion ᛬ to roll around ᛫ wallow ᛫ luxuriate ᛫ rise and fall ᛫ tumble over ᛫	N᛬V	welter&welter	NE&ME
wem	᛫ a stain ᛫ a bruise ᛫ a blemish ᛫ a fault ᛫ a defect ᛫ an impurity ᛬ to disfigure ᛫ to blemish ᛫ to vitiate ᛫	N᛬V	wem&wemman	ME&OE
wemdeed	᛫ a trespass ᛫ a crime ᛫	N	wammdǣd	OE
wemful	᛫ flagitious ᛫ guilty ᛫	ADJ	wammful	OE
wemlust	᛫ a foul pleasure ᛫ an allurement ᛫ seduction ᛫	N	wammlust	OE
wemmy	᛫ stained ᛫ bruised ᛫ faulty ᛫ defective ᛫ impure ᛫	ADJ	wem+y	ME+NE
wemquid ⟨ wemcwid ⟩	᛫ slander ᛫ blasphemy ᛫	N	wammcwide	OE
wen	᛫ a boil or a growth on the skin ᛫ a sebaceous cyst ᛫ a cyst ᛫ an overcrowded city ᛫	N	~[wen]	NE
wench	᛫ an unlikeable or disreputable woman ᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫	N	~	NE	often has a negative connotation today
wenchel	᛫ a girl ᛫ a young woman ᛫	N	wenchel	ME	"wench" comes from this word
wend	᛫ a turn ᛫ a change ᛫ a transformation ᛬ to turn ᛫ to change ᛫ to alter ᛫ to go ᛫ to travel ᛫ to traverse ᛫ to translate ᛫	N᛬V	wend&wenden&wend	ME&ME&OE	PST: wended/went
wendendliness	᛫ mutability ᛫ changeableness ᛫	N	āwendedlicnes	OE
wendendly	᛫ movable ᛫ changeable ᛫ versatile ᛫	ADJ	awendedlic	OE
Wendland	᛫ the country of the Wends ᛫	PN	Weonodland	OE
Wendle	᛫ a Vandal ᛫	PN	Wendel Sea	NE
Wendle Sea	᛫ Mediterranean Sea ᛫	PN	~	NE
wepman	᛫ an adult human male ᛫	N	wepman[wǣpmann]	ME	opposite of wifeman (woman)
were	᛫ an adult human male ᛫ a male ᛫ a husband ( a male spouse ) ᛫	N	were&wer	NE&OE	rhyme: where
wered	᛫ a multitude of men ᛫ a band assembled for military purposes ᛫ a legion ᛫ a troop ᛫	N	wēred[weorod]	ME
werehatred	᛫ misandry ᛫	N	were+hatred	NE+NE	misandry ᛣ
werely	᛫ male ᛫ masculine ᛫ masculine ( grammar term ) ᛫	ADJ	werlic	OE
wern	᛫ a refusal ᛬ to refuse ᛫	N᛬V	wernen&wirn	ME&OE
Wern	᛫ one of the Varini or Varinnae ᛫	PN	Wernum	OE
werve	᛫ a beast of burden ᛫ a riding animal ᛫	N	werve[weorf]	ME
wesend	᛫ a bison ᛫	N	wesend	OE
Wesleyish	᛫ of or pertaining to Methodism ᛫	PADJ		NE	Wesleyan ᛣ
West Congo	᛫ Republic of the Congo ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
westen	᛫ from the west ᛫	ADV	westan	OE
Western	᛫ Occidental ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Westerner	᛫ an Occidental ᛫	N	~	NE
wether	᛫ a male sheep ᛬ Aries ᛫	N᛬PN	wether[weþer]	ME
wetherflesh	᛫ the flesh of a sheep or ram mutton ᛫	N	wetheres flesh	ME
wetland	᛫ a stretch of habitually wet land ( including swamps marshes fens bogs and mires ) ᛫	N	~	NE
wettener	᛫ moisturizer ᛫	N	wet+en+er	NE+NE+NE
wey	᛫ to move ᛫ to move something ᛫ to convey ᛫	V	weien/aweien/awecgan	ME	kin: weigh; bewegen
whalebird	᛫ a prion bird ᛫ a petrel bird ᛫	N	~	NE
whalelore	᛫ cetology ᛫	N	~	NE
whaleway	᛫ a sea or ocean ( poetic ) ᛫	N	hwælwey	OE
whall	᛫ procax ᛫ impudent ᛫ insolent ᛫	ADJ	hweall	OE
wharft	᛫ a circuit ᛫ a circle ᛫ a revolution ᛫ an orbit ᛫ a conversion ᛫ a turning ᛫	N	hwearft	OE
wharftle	᛫ propaganda ᛫	N	hwearft+le	OE+ME	literally: turning-instrument/means
wharftspit	᛫ a rotisserie ᛫	N	wharft+spit	ME+NE	inspired by Drehspieß
wharve	᛫ to turn ᛫ to rotate ᛫ to convert ᛫	V	wharven	ME
wharvebone	᛫ a vertebra ᛫ a bodily joint ᛫	N	hweorfban	OE
wharveful	᛫ fickle ᛫	ADJ	hwurful	OE
wharvely	᛫ changeable ᛫ turnable ᛫ mutable ᛫	ADJ	hwurflīc	OE
wharver	᛫ -trope ᛫	SUFFIX	hweorfa	OE
wharver	᛫ a changer ( especially a currency changer ) ᛫ a joint ᛫ a whorl ᛫	N	hwerfere&hweorfa	OE
whas	᛫ sharp ᛫ keen ᛫	ADJ	hwæs	OE	kin: hvass (N)
what	᛫ eager ᛫	ADJ	what&hwæt	ME&OE
what	᛫ ( commands or requests others to pay attention ) ᛫	INT	what	ME
whate	᛫ fortune ᛫ fortune as a causal force ᛫ divination ᛫ an augury ᛫ an omen ᛫	N	whāte&hwatu	ME&OE
whater	᛫ an augur ᛫ diviner ᛫	N	hwata	OE
whather	᛫ to roar ? ᛫ to foam ? ᛫	V	hwaþerian	OE	I don't trust Bosworth's definition
whating	᛫ divination ᛫	N	hwatung	OE
wheedle	᛫ to cajole ᛫ to coax ᛫	V	~	NE
wheel	᛫ a pustule ᛬ to pustulate ᛫ to fester ᛫ to suppurate ᛫	V	whēle[hwelian]	ME
wheen	᛫ a considerable amount or number ᛫	N	~[hwēne]	NE
whelk	᛫ a Buccinidae animal ( sea snail ) ᛫	N	~{welk}{weoloc}	NE	TS: welk
whelk	᛫ a pimple ᛫	N	~[hwylca]	NE
whelkred	᛫ the colour of the dye made from Buccinidae snails ᛫ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛬ scarlet ᛫ purple ᛫	N᛬ADJ	welkenrēd&weolocrēad	ME&OE	or whelkenred
whelm	᛫ to cover ᛫ to submerge ᛫ to engulf ᛫	V	~	NE
whelp	᛫ a young offspring of a canid ᛫ a puppy ᛫ an insolent youth ᛬ ( of animals ) to give birth ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
whelpling	᛫ a little whelp ᛫	N	~	NE
whelve	᛫ to invert ᛫ to turn upside down ᛫	V	whelven	ME
whem	᛫ a corner ᛫ an angle ᛬ to angle ᛫ to slope ᛫ to incline ᛫	N	hwem&hwemman	OE
whence ⟨ whense ⟩	᛫ from where ᛫	ADV	~	NE
wher	᛫ a cooking vessel ᛫ a cauldron ᛫ a kettle ᛫ a pot ᛫	N	hwer[hwer]	ME
wherefore	᛫ for what reason ᛬ as a result of which ᛫	ADV᛬CONJ	~	NE
wherewithal	᛫ the ability standing or resources to do something ᛫	N	~	NE
wherwhet	᛫ a cucumber ᛫	N	werwette[hwerhwette]	ME
whet	᛫ to stimulate ᛫ to sharpen ᛫ to excite ᛫	V	~	NE
whichness	᛫ a quality ᛫	N	hwilcness&gehwilcness	OE
while	᛫ a period of time ᛬ to pass time in leisure ᛬ at the same time ᛫ whereas though ᛫	N᛬V᛬CONJ	~	NE
whilen	᛫ brief ᛫ transitory ᛫ ephemeral ᛫	ADJ	hwīlen{whīlwende}	OE
whilere	᛫ a short time ago ᛫	ADV	~	NE
whilestitch	᛫ a fragment of time ᛫	N	hwīlstycce	OE
whilf	᛫ to arch ᛫ vault ᛫	V	hwilf	OE
whilom	᛫ former ᛬ formerly ᛫ in the past ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
whimsiness	᛫ caprice ᛫	N	~	NE
whimsy	᛫ capricious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
whinge	᛫ to complain ᛫	V	~	NE
whirligig	᛫ any spinning toy ( a top , a pinwheel ) ᛫ a merry-go-round ᛫ a carousel ᛫ a whirligig beetle ᛫	N	~	NE+N
whirlpool	᛫ a vortex ᛫	N	~	NE
whirlth	᛫ vorticity ᛫	N	whirl+th	NE+NE
whirlwind	᛫ a tornado ᛫ a column of whirling air ᛫	N	~	NE
whirlybird	᛫ a helicopter ᛫	N	~	NE	slang
whist	᛫ silent ᛫ quiet ᛬ shh ! ᛫ hush ! ᛫ quiet ! ᛫	ADJ᛬INT	whist	ME
whistle	᛫ a flute ᛫ a pipe for music ᛫	N	whistle&whistle	NE+ME
whit	᛫ a very small part or amount ᛫ the smallest possible portion of something ᛫	N	~	NE
whitch	᛫ a chest ( as in large box ) ᛫	N	whicche[hwicce]	ME	lives on in the last name "Whitcher"
Whitch	᛫ a Hwiccian ᛫	PN	Hwicce	OE
white bothen ⟨ bothen ⟩	᛫ an Chrysanthemum leucanthemum plant ( ox-eye daisy ) ᛫	N	whit bothen	ME
White Russland	᛫ Belarus ᛫	PN	white+Russ+land	NE+NEᚠ+NE	commonly calqued in Germanic languages
White Sheep Turkmen	᛫ Ak Koyunlu ᛫ Aq Qoyunlu ᛫	PN	White Sheep Turkomans	NE
whiteant	᛫ a termite ᛫	N	white ant	NE
whitehot	᛫ incandescent ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
whiteleek	᛫ an onion ᛫	N	hwītlēac	OE
whitemeat	᛫ a dairy product ᛫	N	whītmē̆te	ME	"meat" here doesn't refer to flesh
whitepepper	᛫ an Eruca vesicaria plant ( arugula ) ᛫	N	whītpeper	ME
whiterat	᛫ Mustela erminea ? ᛫	N	whītrat	ME
whitethorn	᛫ common hawthorn ( Crataegus oxyacantha ) ᛫ buckthorn ( Rhamnus cathartica ) ᛫	N	whītthorn	ME
whitewater	᛫ any turbulent water as found in rapids ᛫ ( figuratively ) turbulent conditions ᛫	N	white water	NE
whitewhale	᛫ an obsession ᛫	N	white whale	NE	figurative meaning from Moby-Dick
whith	᛫ a breeze ᛫ an aura ᛫	N	hwiþa	OE	kin: hviða (Icelandic)
whither	᛫ to where ᛫ to which ᛫ wherever ᛫ to what place ᛫ to what condition ᛫	ADV	~	NE
whiting	᛫ a Merlangius merlangus fish ᛫	N	~	NE
whitret	᛫ a weasel or stoat ᛫	N	~	NE	or: whittret
Whitstow	᛫ Mount Lebanon ᛫ Lebanon ( poetic) ᚹ ᛫	PN	hwītstōw	OE
Whitsun	᛫ Pentecost ᛫	PN	~	NE	or: Whitsunday; Whit Sunday
Whitsunday	᛫ Pentecost ( a Christian festival held on the seventh Sunday after Easter ) ᛫	N	~[Hwīta Sunnandǣg]	NE	or: Whitsun
Whitsuntide	᛫ the weekend or week including Whitsunday ᛫	N	~	NE
whittle	᛫ a knife ᛫ a clasp-knife ᛬ to reduce gradually ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
whiver	᛫ quaking ᛫ quivering ᛫ shaking ᛫	ADJ	hwifer	OE
whoaster	᛫ to whisper ᛫ murmur ᛫ mutter ᛫	V	hwāstrian	OE
whole	᛫ entirety ᛫ a thing complete in itself ᛬ entire ᛫ intact ᛬ entirely ᛫	N᛬ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE	TS: hole
wholehearted	᛫ sincere and fully committed ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wholesale	᛫ done on a large scale ᛫ extensive ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wholesome	᛫ conducive to good health and well-being ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wholewise	᛫ as a whole ᛫ completely ᛫ all at once ᛫	ADV	~	NE
wholf	᛫ an arch ᛫ a vault ᛫	N	wholffe/wholve[hwealf]	ME
wholly	᛫ totally ᛫ entirely ᛫	ADV	~	NE
whoon	᛫ a little ᛫ a few ᛫	ADJ	hwōn	OE
whoonly	᛫ small ᛫ little ᛫ slight ᛫	ADJ	hwōnlīc	OE
whoop	᛫ to threaten ᛫	V	hwōpan	OE
whoost	᛫ a cough ᛬ to cough ᛫	N᛬V	~[hwōstan]	NE
whooze	᛫ to cough ᛫	V	hwōsan	OE
whore	᛫ a prostitute ᛫ a hooker ᛬ to prostitute ᛫	N᛬V	~[hōr]	NE	TS: hore
whoredom	᛫ prostitution ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: horedom
whorehouse ⟨ whorehuse ⟩	᛫ brothel ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: horehouse
whoreling	᛫ a fornicator ᛫ an adulterer ᛫	N	horling	ME	TS: horeling
whoreson	᛫ an unpleasant or greatly disliked person ᛫ a scoundrel ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: horeson
whortleberry	᛫ a Vaccinium plant ᛫	N	~	NE
wick	᛫ a dwelling ᛫ a home ᛫ a collection of homes ᛫ a settlement ( a village , a town , a city ) ᛫	N	wick&wī̆k/wyke/wike[vicus]	NE&MEᚠOEᚠI
wicken	᛫ a duty ᛫ a responsibility ᛫ an office ᛫ a position ᛬ to hold an office ᛫	N᛬V	wīken&wīcnian	ME&OE
wickeny	᛫ official ᛫ having the approval or authorization of an authority ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	wīken+y	ME+NE
wickner	᛫ an official ᛫ an officer ᛫	N	wickner&wīcnere	NE&OE
wide	᛫ widely- ᛫	PREFIX	wīd	OE
widegale	᛫ spacious ᛫ vast ᛫ extensive ᛫ wide of passage ᛫	ADJ	wīdgal	OE
widegaleness	᛫ spaciousness ᛫ vastness ᛫ extensiveness ᛫	N	wīdgalness	OE
widegangle	᛫ roving ᛫	ADJ	wīdgangol	OE
widge	᛫ a horse ᛫	N	~[wicg]	NE
widowsweeds	᛫ black clothes worn by a widow in mourning ᛫	N	~	NE
wie	᛫ a human adult ( especially male ) ᛫ a man ᛫ a sir ᛫	N	wī	ME	rhyme: pie
wield ⟨ weeld ⟩	᛫ command ᛫ control ᛫ rule ᛫ reign ᛫ dominion ᛫ domain ᛫ domination ᛬ to rule ᛫ to reign ᛫	N᛬V	wield&wēld[weald/wald]	NE&ME	or: wold (see note)
wieldcraft ⟨ weeldcraft ⟩	᛫ politics ᛫ statecraft ᛫ the craft of ruling ᛫ the craft of government ᛫	N	wield+craft	NE+NE
wielder ⟨ weelder ⟩	᛫ a politician ᛫ a statesman ᛫ a governor ᛫ a ruler ᛫	N	~[walda]	NE
wieldy ⟨ weeldy ⟩	᛫ easily controlled or handled ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wife	᛫ a woman ᛫ a female ᛫	N	wife&wīf	NE&OE
wifehatred	᛫ misogyny ᛫	N	wife+hatred	NE+NE	misogyny ᛣ
wifeleech	᛫ a gynecologist ᛫ a gynaecologist ᛫	N	wife+leech	NE+NE
wifely	᛫ female ᛫ feminine ᛫ feminine ( grammar term ) ᛫	ADJ	wiflic	OE
wig	᛫ an insect ᛫ a bug ᛫	N	earwig&wicga	NE&OE
wight	᛫ a creature ( especially a supernatural one ) ᛫	N	~	NE
wike	᛫ to give up ᛫ to yield ᛫	V	wīken	ME
wiking	᛫ a pirate ᛫ a Viking ᛫	N	wīcing	OE
wild	᛫ savage ᛫ undomesticated ᛫ uncultivated ᛫ uncivilized ᛫ hard to control ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wilder	᛫ a wild beast ᛫	N	wildor	OE
wilderness	᛫ an uncultivated and uninhabited region ᛫	N	~	NE
wildling	᛫ a wild plant or animal ᛫	N	~	NE
wile	᛫ a trick ᛬ to trick ᛫ to entice ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
will	᛫ a testament ( in the legal meaning ) ᛫	N	~	NE
will	᛫ determination ᛫ self-control ᛫ a fixed desire or intention ᛬ to intend something to happen ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
willed	᛫ having determination ᛫ deliberate ᛫ bequeathed in a will ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
willess	᛫ not exercising one's will ᛫ involuntary ᛫ intestate ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
willful	᛫ intentional ᛫ deliberate ᛫ stubborn ᛫ determined ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
willing	᛫ ready ᛫ eager ᛫ inclined ᛫ prompt to act ᛫ done without reluctance ᛫ volitional ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
willsome	᛫ voluntary ᛫ desirable ᛫	ADJ	wilsum	OE
willsomeness	᛫ devotion ᛫ devoutness ᛫ a vow ᛫	N	wilsumness	OE
willynilly	᛫ without choice ᛫ by compulsion ᛫ haphazardly ᛫ without direction or planning ᛫	ADV	willynilly	NE
wilm	᛫ a flood ᛫ a surge ᛫ a rage ᛫ violence ᛫ ardour ᛫	N	wilm	OE
wily	᛫ beguiling ᛫ guileful ᛫ scheming ᛫ tricky ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wimple	᛫ a veil ( especially a face veil ) ᛫	N	~	NE
win	᛫ joy ᛫ delight ᛫ pleasure ᛫ enjoyment ᛫	N	~[win][wynn]	NE	or: wen (Kentish)
win	᛫ a friend ᛫ a comrade ᛫	N	wine	ME
Win	᛫ ᚹ ᛫	PN	wynn	OE
win	᛫ to attain ( usually in some kind of contest ) ᛫ to achieve victory ᛫	V	~[winnen][winnan]	NE
Wind	᛫ a Wend ᛫ a Sorb ᛫	PN	Winedas	OE
windbreaker	᛫ a wind-resistant jacket ᛫	N	~	NE
windfall	᛫ a sudden and large benefit often when unexpected ᛫ a bonanza ᛫	N	~	NE
windfucker	᛫ a kestrel bird ᛫ ( a term of opprobrium ) ᛫	N	~	NE	see: windhover
windhover	᛫ a kestrel bird ᛫	N	~	NE	see: windfucker
Windland	᛫ the land of the Wends and Sorbs ᛫ Lusatia ᛫	PN	Weonodland	OE
windpipe	᛫ trachea ᛫	N	~	NE
wineberry	᛫ a grape ᛫	N	wīnberige	OEᚠ(I+E)
winelore	᛫ oenology ᛫	N	~	NE
winetree	᛫ a vine ᛫	N	wīntrēow	OE
winfast	᛫ joyous ᛫ joyful ᛫	ADJ	wynfæst	OE
wining	᛫ rope or canvas for sailmaking binding of sails etc ᛫	N	wining	ME
winless	᛫ friendless ᛫	ADJ	winelēas	OE
winly	᛫ pleasant ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Winnipeg Mere	᛫ Lake Winnipeg ᛫	PN	Winnipeg+mere	NEᚠO+NE
winnow	᛫ to blow through grain to remove chaff ᛫ to remove lesser things ᛫	V	~[windwian]	NE
winship	᛫ friendship ᛫	N	winescipe	OE
winsome	᛫ pleasant ᛫ agreeable ᛫ delightful ᛫	ADJ	~[wynsum]	NE
winster	᛫ left ( direction ) ᛫ sinister ᛫	ADJ	winstre	ME
Winterfulth	᛫ October ᛫	PN	Winterfylleth	OE
winterledge	᛫ to become winter ᛫	V	winterlǣcan	OE
winterly	᛫ hibernal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wirespel	᛫ a telegram ᛫	N	wire+spel	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
wiretree	᛫ A myrtle tree ᛫	N	wīrtrēow	OE
wise	᛫ to instruct ᛫ to direct ᛫ to advise ᛫ to guide ᛫ to point out ᛫ to make apparent ᛫ to indicate ᛬ sagacious ᛫ prudent ᛫	V᛬ADJ	wise&wīsian	NE&OE
wise SUFFIX	᛫ ( adjectival and adverbial suffix showing manner ) ᛫	N	~	NE
wisecrack	᛫ a quip ᛫ a witticism ᛬ to quip ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
wisehead	᛫ a smart aleck ᛫ a wiseacre ᛫	N	~	NE
wishendly	᛫ desirable ᛫ wishable ᛫	ADJ	gewȳscendlic	OE
wishful	᛫ desirous ᛫ aspiring ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wishywashy	᛫ weak ᛫ watery ᛫ feeble wavering ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wising	᛫ guidance ᛫ instruction ᛫	N	wissung	OE
Wisland	᛫ a region in Poland ᛫	PN	Wīsleland	OE
Wisle	᛫ the Vistula ᛫	PN	Wīsle	OE
wisly	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	ADV	wislī	ME	or: wissly
wisp	᛫ a thin piece of something ᛫	N	~	NE
wispy	᛫ straggly ᛫ fine ᛫ thin ᛫ frail ᛫ cloud-like ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wiss	᛫ certain ᛫ sure ᛬ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	wis/wiss/wisse	ME
wist	᛫ provisions ( especially food ) ᛫ subsistence ᛫	N	wist[wist]	ME
wistful	᛫ full of regretful longing ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wit	᛫ -ologist ᛫	SUFFIX	wite	ME
wit	᛫ a wiseman ᛫ a counsellor ᛫ a member of parliament ᛫ a congressman ᛫ an assemblyman ᛫	N	wite[wita]	ME	PL: wits; witten
wit	᛫ we two ( nominative ) ᛫	PRON	wit	ME
wit	᛫ to know ᛫ to be aware of ᛫	V	~	NE	all person present tense = wot
witch	᛫ a sorcerer ᛫ a sorceress ᛫ a diviner ᛫ a potion maker ( including magical and poisonous ) ᛫	N	witch[wicca][wicce]	NE	masculine "wicca" and feminine "wicce" merged in Middle English
witcraft	᛫ logic ᛫ the art of reasoning ᛫	N	~	NE	coined by Ralph Lever in 1573?
wite	᛫ a punishment ᛫ a fine ᛫ a penalty ᛫ guilt ᚾ ᛬ to punish ᛫ to blame ᚾ ᛫	N᛬V	wīte&wīten[wīte][wītan]	ME&ME	recommendation: use "shild" for "guilt"
wite	᛫ to depart ᛫ to pass away ᛫	V	wīten	ME	PTCP: witten
witefast	᛫ penally enslaved ᛫	ADJ	wītefæst	OE
witeful	᛫ responsible ( as in guilty ) ᛫	ADJ	wite+ful	ME+NE
witehouse ⟨ witehuse ⟩	᛫ a torture-house ᛫	N	wītehūs	OE
witelock	᛫ punishment ᛫ torment ᛫ pain ᛫	N	wītelāc	OE
witer	᛫ a punisher ᛫ a tormentor ᛫	N	wītnere[wītnere]	ME
witerail	᛫ sackcloth ( as in clothing worn as punishment ) ᛫	N	wītehrægel	OE
witern	᛫ a prison ᛫ a place for incarceration ᛫	N	wīteærn	OE
witestow	᛫ a place for punishment or torment ᛫	N	wītestōw	OE
witeswing	᛫ a stroke given as punishment ᛫ chastisement ᛫	N	wīteswinge	OE
witethew	᛫ someone who is in slavery as part of punishment ᛬ in slavery as punishment for a crime ᛫	N᛬ADJ	wīteþēow	OE
witeworthy	᛫ deserving to be punished ᛫	ADJ	wīteweorþ	OE
witeyard	᛫ a place for punishment ᛫	N	wītegeard	OE
with	᛫ counter- ᛫ anti- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
with wiss	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫	ADV	mid gewisse	OE
withal	᛫ in addition ᛫ nevertheless ᛬ with ( used at the end of a clause ) ᛫	ADV᛬PREP	~	NE
withbraid	᛫ to withhold ᛫ to hold back ᛫ to restrain ᛫ to check ( as in "to limit the power of" ) ᛫	V	withbreiden&wiþbregdan	ME&OE
withcall	᛫ to call back ᛫ to retract ᛫ to call off ᛫ to recant ᛫	V	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
withchoose	᛫ to reject ᛫ to disapprove ᛫ to choose against ᛫	V	wiþceosan	OE	PST: withchose
withdraught	᛫ a withdrawal ᛫ a place to withdraw to ᛫ a private chamber ᛫ a sewer ᛫	N	~	NE	or: withdraft
withdraw	᛫ a removal ᛫ an extraction ᛬ to remove ᛫ to retreat ᛫ to extract ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
withdrawn	᛫ socially cold ᛫ taken away ᛫ abstract ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
withe	᛫ a cord ᛫ a band ᛫ a thong ᛫ a twig ᛫ a rod ᛫ a Salix tree ( a willow ) ᛫	N	withe&wiþþe	NE&OE
withebone	᛫ collarbone ᛫ clavicle ᛫	N	wiþoban	OE
wither	᛫ counter- ᛫ anti- ᛫	PREFIX	~	NE
wither	᛫ to resist ᛫ to oppose ᛬ against ᛫	V᛬PREP	wiþeren&wiþer	ME&ME
Witherchrist	᛫ Antichrist ᛫	N	wiþercrist	OE
witherdeed	᛫ a counteraction ᛫ a reaction ᛫ a countermeasure ᛫	N	wither+deed	NE+NE
withermood	᛫ adverse ᛫ hostile ᛫ contrary ᛫ having the mind set against something ᛫	ADJ	wiþermōd	OE
withermoodness	᛫ adversity ᛫	N	wiþermōdness	OE
witherqueath ⟨ withthercweath ⟩	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V	wiþercweþan	OE
witherquidder ⟨ withthercwidder ⟩	᛫ a contradicter ᛫ a rebel ᛫	N	wiþerswida	OE
withersake	᛫ apostate ᛫ renegade ᛫	N	~	NE
withershins	᛫ counter-clockwise ᛫	ADV	~	NE
witherward	᛫ adverse ᛫ contrary ᛫ opposite ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
witherweight	᛫ a counterweight ᛫ an opposite ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
witherwin	᛫ an opponent ᛫ an enemy ᛫ an adversary ᛫	N	witherwin	ME	means: counter-friend
withgo	᛫ to go against ᛫ to oppose ᛫	V	~	NE
withhold	᛫ to retain ᛫ to refuse to give ᛫	V	~	NE
withmeet	᛫ to compare ᛫	V	wiþmetan	OE
withmeetly	᛫ comparative ᛫ comparably ᛫	ADJ	wiþmetenlīc&wiþmetenlīce	OE
withqueath ⟨ withcweath ⟩	᛫ to contradict ᛫	V	withquethen	ME
withsake	᛫ to argue against ᛫ to speak against ᛫ to oppose ᛫ to refuse to acknowledge ᛫ to deny ᛫ to disavow ᛫	V	withsaken	ME
withsaw	᛫ resistance ᛫ objection ᛫ opposition ᛫	N	withsawe	ME
withsay	᛫ to deny ᛫ to dispute ᛫ to decline ᛫	V	~	NE
withset	᛫ to block ᛫ to obstruct ᛫ to hinder ᛫ to mount opposition ᛫ to oppose ᛫ to deflect ᛫	V	withsetten[wiþsettan]	ME
withsit	᛫ to oppose ᛫ to resist ᛫	V	withsitten	ME
withstand	᛫ to resist ( successfully ) ᛫	V	~	NE
withtee	᛫ to withdraw ᛫ to abstain ᛫ to refrain ᛫	V	withten	ME
withwind	᛫ a Lonicera periclymenum plant ( common honeysuckle ) ᛫	N	withewind	ME
withy	᛫ Salix viminalis ( osier ) ᛬ flexible ( like a withe ) ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
witier	᛫ a prophet ᛫	N	wītie[wītega]	OE
witless	᛫ foolish ᛫ stupid ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
witlessness	᛫ stupidity ᛫	N	~	NE
witling	᛫ one who thinks oneself to be witty ( derogatory ) ᛫	N	~	NE
witship	᛫ science ᛫	N	wit+ship	NE+NE	wittenskip ᛣ
witshipper	᛫ a scientist ᛫	N	wit+ship+er	NE+NE+NE	wittenskipper ᛣ
witshippy	᛫ scientific ᛫	ADJ	wit+ship+y	NE+NE	wissenschaftlich ᛣ
witsick	᛫ possessed ᛫ controlled by an evil spirit ᛫	ADJ	witsēoc	OE
witted	᛫ appointed ᛫ ordained ᛫ assured ᛫ certain ᛫ sure ᛫	ADJ	witod	OE
wittedly	᛫ certainly ᛫ surely ᛫ truly ᛫ indeed ᛫	ADV	witodlīce	OE
wittenmoot	᛫ a parliament ᛫ a congress ᛫ a legislative assembly ᛫	N	witena gemot	OE	or: witsmoot; wittensmoot
witting	᛫ intentional ᛫ deliberate ᛫ aware knowledgeable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wittom	᛫ a dowry ᛫	N	wituma	OE
witwanton	᛫ one who indulges in idle foolish and irreverent fancies ᛬ to indulge in vain sportive or irreverent wit ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
witword	᛫ a testament ( as in a will ) ᛫ the testament ( as in the divine covenant with the faithful ) ᛫	N	witword&witword	ME&OE
wity	᛫ to prophesize ᛫	V	wītegian	OE
witybook	᛫ a prophetical book ᛫ a book of prophecies ᛫	N	wītegbōc	OE
witydom	᛫ knowledge derived from a superhuman source ᛫ prophecy ᛫	N	wītedōm	OE
witydom	᛫ prophecy ᛫ divination ᛫	N	wítegdóm	OE
witydomly	᛫ prophetic ᛫ prophetical ᛫	ADJ	wītedōmlīc	OE
witying	᛫ prophecy ᛫ prophesizing ᛫	N	wītī̆inge[wītegung]	ME
wityster	᛫ a prophetess ᛫	N	wītegestre	OE
wive	᛫ to marry a woman ᛫	V	~	NE
wizen	᛫ to wither ᛬ withered ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~	NE
wizened	᛫ shrivelled or wrinkled with age ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
woaden	᛫ indigo ( the colour of woad ) ᛫ king blue ᛬ of indigo hue ᛫ of king blue hue ᛫	N᛬ADJ	wǣden	OE
woan	᛫ to moan ᛫ to wail ᛫ to complain ᛫	V	wōnen[wānian]	ME
woath	᛫ hunting ᛫ a hunt ᛫ a chase ? ᛫	N	wāþ	OE	kin: wǣþan; waith (Norse)
woe	᛫ misery ᛫ distress ᛫	N	~	NE
woebegone	᛫ sad ᛫ miserable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
woeful	᛫ sorrowful ᛫ sad ᛫ deplorable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
woesome	᛫ terrible ᛫ miserable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
Woing	᛫ one of the Vangiones ᛫	PN	Woingum	OE
wold	᛫ a forest ᛫	N	wōld[weald]	ME
wolder	᛫ glory ᛫ splendour	N	wulder&wuldor	ME&OE
wolderbee	᛫ a crown ᛬ to crown ᛫ to coronate ᛫	V	wuldorbēah&wuldorbēagian	OE&OE
wolderen	᛫ to glorify ᛫	V	wuldor+en[wuldrian]	OE
wolderful	᛫ glorious ᛫	ADJ	wuldorfull	OE
wolfhearted	᛫ cruel ᛫	ADJ	wulfheort	OE
Wolfing	᛫ one of the Wulfings ᛫	PN	Wulfingum	OE
wolfsbane	᛫ an Aconitum plant ᛫	N	~	NE
wolfshead	᛫ an outlaw ( who may be killed as if they were a wolf ) ᛫	N	~	NE	definition needs confirmation
wolfsmilk	᛫ any Euphorbia plant ( spurge ) ᛫	N	wolf+s+milk	NE+NE+NE	wolfsmelk ᛣ, Wolfsmilch ᛣ
wolven	᛫ a female wolf ᛫	N	wulvene	ME
woman	᛫ an adult female human ᛫	N	~	NE	TS: wifeman
womb	᛫ uterus ᛫	N	~	NE
wonder	᛫ a miracle a marvel ᛫ marvelling ᛬ to be curious about ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
wonderchild	᛫ a child prodigy ᛫	N	wonder child	NE
wonderdeed	᛫ a miracle ᛫	N	wundordǣd	OE
wondersome	᛫ wondrous ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wondertale	᛫ a fairy tale ᛫	N	~	NE
wonderworker	᛫ a miracle worker ᛫ a thaumaturge ᛫	N	~	NE
wone	᛫ a custom ᛫ a tradition ᛫ a habit ᛫ a practice ᛫ a convention ᛫ a dwelling ᚾ ᛬ to get accustomed ( to wean ) ᛫ to dwell ᚾ ᛫	N᛬V	wone&wone&wonen	NE&ME&ME	kin: wont
wonelief ⟨ woneleef ⟩	᛫ traditionalism ᛫	N	wone+lēve	NE+ME
wonely	᛫ common ᛫ customary ᛫ usual ᛫	ADJ	iwonelīch	ME
woneness	᛫ continuance ᛫ perseverance ᛫	N	wuneness	OE
wong	᛫ a field ᛫ a prairie ᛫ a plain ᛫	N	wong	ME
wongdog	᛫ a prairie dog ᛫	N	Wesley+ish	NE+NE	prairie dog ᛣ
wongwolf	᛫ a coyote ᛫	N	prairie wolf	NE
woning	᛫ a dwelling ᛫ an abode ᛫	N	~	NE
wont	᛫ used to ᛫ accustomed to ᛫	ADJ	~	NE	past particile of "wone" (from ME verb "wonen)
wont	᛫ a mole ᛫	N	wont	ME
wontly	᛫ usually ᛫ customarily ᛫ habitually ᛫	ADV	~	NE
woo	᛫ to court ᛫ to attempt to seduce ᛫	V	~[wōgian]	NE	this word can have honourable and dishonourable connotations
wood	᛫ madness ᛫ rage ᛫ fury ᛬ to be or become frenzied ᛬ insane ᛫ deranged ᛫ crazy ᛫ rabid ᛫ frenzied ᛫ furious ᛫	N᛬V᛬ADJ	wood&wōd&wōden	NE&ME&ME	or: weed (from wéd form)
woodant	᛫ a carpenter ant ᛫ a termite ᛫	N	wood ant	NE
woodbine	᛫ a Lonicera periclymenum plant ( honeysuckle ) ᛫	N	~[wọ̄debī̆nd]	NE	TS: woodbind
woodcock	᛫ a Scolopax bird ᛫	N	~[wuducoc]	NE
woodelf	᛫ a wood elf ᛫ a wood fairy ᛫ a wood nymph ( a dryad ) ᛫	N	wuduælfen	OE
woodelfen	᛫ a dryad ᛫ a female wood-elf ᛫ a wood-nymph ᛫	N	wuduælfen	OE
wooden	᛫ maddened ᛫ frenzied ᛫ enraged ᛫	ADJ	woden+en	ME&NE
Wooden	᛫ ( an English god equivalent to Norse Odin ) ᛫ the planet Mercury ᚹ ᛫	PN	Wōden[wōden]	ME	or: Weeden
wooden	᛫ to be mad ᛫ to go mad ᛫ to behave wildly ᛫ to be frenzied ᛫ to become furious ᛫ to rage ᛫	V	woden	ME
Woodenly	᛫ Mercurian ᛫	ADJ	wooden+ly	ME+NE
wooder	᛫ a madman ᛫ an enraged man ᛫	N	wōda	OE
woodland	᛫ a stretch of timberland ᛫ a forest ᛫	N	~	NE
woodlectrick	᛫ one or more wild plants belonging to the lettuce family ᛫	N	wọ̄delēctric	ME
woodruff	᛫ a Galina odoratum plant ᛫	N	~[wọ̄derōve]	NE
woodworker	᛫ carpenter ᛫	N	~	NE
woodworking	᛫ carpentry ᛫	N	~	NE
woodwose	᛫ a wild man of the woods ᛫ a faun ᛫ a satyr ᛫	N	~[wōdewōse][wuduwāsa]	NE	What does "wása" mean?
woody nightshade	᛫ a Solanum dulcamara plant ᛫	N	~	NE
wooer	᛫ a suitor ᛫	N	~	NE
woof	᛫ a set of yarns placed crosswise in a loom ᛫ a fabric ᛫ the texture of a fabric ᛫	N	~	NE
wook	᛫ weak ᛫ easily broken ᛫ paltry ᛫ insignificant ᛫ debilitated ᛫ frail ᛫ lacking of willpower ᛫	ADJ	wōke/wooke/wooc[wāc]	ME	"weak" is Norse
wooker	᛫ increase ᛫ growth ᛫	N	wōcor	OE
wookmood	᛫ morally weak ᛫ fainthearted ᛫	ADJ	wācmōd	OE
wookness	᛫ weakness ᛫	N	woknesse	ME
woolock	᛫ courtship ᛫	N	wohlac	ME
woolward	᛫ dressed in woollen clothing as an act of penance ᛫ penitent ᚹ ᛫	ADJ	wōlward	ME
woom	᛫ a sound ᛫ a noise ᛫	N	wōma	OE	kin: vox (Latin); wéman
woop	᛫ a cry ᛫ lamentation ᛫	N	wōp	OE
woopleeth	᛫ a tragedy ᛫	N	wōplēoþ	OE
woorhen	᛫ a pheasant ᛫	N	wōrhana	OE	NEEDS ATTESTATIONS
wooth	᛫ song ᛫ voice ( especially in song ) ᛫ sung poetry ᛫ eloquent speech ᛫	N	wōþ	OE	kin to wode?; ōðr?
woothcraft	᛫ the art of poetry and songwriting ᛫	N	wōþcræft	OE
word for word	᛫ verbatim ᛫	ADJ&ADV	~	NE
wordbook	᛫ a dictionary ᛫	N	~	NE
wordcraft	᛫ the art of rhetoric ᛫	N	~	NE
wordfast	᛫ reliable ᛫ true to one's word ᛫	ADJ	wordfast[wordfæst]	ME
wordfast	᛫ honest ᛫ true to one's word ᛫	ADJ	wordfæst	OE
wordful	᛫ talkative ᛫ verbose ᛫ full of words ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wordglew	᛫ prudent in speech ᛫	ADJ	wordglēaw	OE
wordhoard	᛫ a vocabulary ᛫	N	~	NE
wordiness	᛫ verbocity ᛫	N	~	NE
wordlist	᛫ a glossary ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+I)	this meaning of list has Italic influence
wordlock	᛫ a speech ᛫ an oration ᛫	N	wordlāc	OE
wordlore	᛫ etymology ( the study of the origins of words ) ᛫	N	word+lore	NE+NE
wordly	᛫ verbal ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wordmark	᛫ a term ( as in a binding condition ) ᛫	N	wordgemarc	OE
wordplay	᛫ a play on words ᛫ a pun ᛫	N	~	NE
wordsammener	᛫ a collector of words ᛫	N	wordsamnere	OE
wordsnoter	᛫ eloquent ᛫	ADJ	wordsnotor	OE
wordsnotering	᛫ a sophism ( not necessarily in the negative sense? ) ᛫	N	wordsnotorung	OE
wordstock	᛫ a vocabulary ᛫	N	~	NE
wordwinsome	᛫ pleasant in speech ᛫ affable ᛫	ADJ	wordwynsum	OE
wordwise	᛫ sophist ᛫	ADJ	wordwīs	OE
wordy	᛫ verbose ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
work up	᛫ to agitate ᛫	V	~	NE	PST: worked up/wrought up
workfellow	᛫ a co-worker ᛫ associate ᛫ colleague ᛫	N	~	NEᚠ(E+N)
works	᛫ ( denotes a factory ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
workshop	᛫ a studio ᛫	N	~	NE
workstead	᛫ a workplace ᛫ a workshop ᛫ a workstation ᛫	N	~	NE
worldaught	᛫ worldly possessions ᛫ worldly property ᛫	N	weoroldǣht	OE
worlddeal	᛫ a continent ᛫	N	world+deal	NE+NE	werelddeel ᛣ
worldlaw	᛫ civil or secular law ᛫	N	weoroldlagu	OE
worldwide	᛫ global ᛬ globally ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
worm	᛫ a serpent ᛫ a dragon ᛫ a reptile ᛫ a creeping insect ᛫	N	~	NE
wormkin	᛫ reptile kind ᛫	N	wyrmcyn	OE
worrywart	᛫ one who worries excessively ᛫	N	~	NE
worsen	᛫ to deteriorate ᛫	V	~	NE
worship	᛫ -latry ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
worsom	᛫ pus ᛫ purulent matter ᛫ corrupt matter ᛫	N	worsum[worms/worsm]	ME
wort	᛫ herb ᛫ plant ᛬ to season ᛫ to spice ᛫	N᛬V	wort&wyrtian	NE&OE
worteater	᛫ an herbivore ᛫	N	wort+eater	NE+NE
worter	᛫ a herbalist ᛫ an herbalist ᛫	N	wort+er	NE+NE	hē̆rber (MEᛣ)
worth	᛫ an enclosure ᛫ a court ᛫ a courtyard	N	worth[worþ]	ME	still found in names like Wentworth
worth	᛫ value ᛫ merit ᛬ valued at ᛫ priced at ᛫	N᛬PREP	worth	NE
worth	᛫ to become ᛫ to exist ᛫ ( passive voice auxiliary ) ᛫ be ( subjunctive ) ᛫	V	worthen[weorþan]	ME	SEE NOTE
worthful	᛫ valuable ᛫ precious ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
worthless	᛫ not valuable ᛫ useless ᛫ despicable ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
worthmind	᛫ dignity ᛫ honour ᛫ reverence ᛫	N	worthmint[weorþmynd]	ME
worthwhile	᛫ worth the time money or effort spent ᛫ of value or importance ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
worthy	᛫ suitable ᛫ deserving ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
worthy	᛫ -able ( but only in some usages like " loveable " ) ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
worthy	᛫ to honour ᛫ to exalt ᛫ to praise ᛫ to esteem ᛫ to respect ᛫ to set a value upon ᛫ to fix interest on a loan ᛫	V	worthy&weorþian	NE&OE
wortlore	᛫ botany ᛫	N	~	NE	invented by William Barnes
wortmong	᛫ a spice ᛫	N	wyrtgemang	OE
wortwale	᛫ the wale of a wort ( its roots ) ᛬ to plant ᛫	N᛬V	wortwāle&wyrtwalian	OE
wortward	᛫ a gardener ᛫	N	wyrtweard	OE
wough	᛫ a wall ᛫	N	wough[wāh/wāg]	NE	rhyme: woe (according to OED)
wough	᛫ crookedness ᛫ error ᛫ wickedness ᛫ injustice ᛫ wrongness ᛬ crooked ᛫ bent ᛫ wrong ᛫ unfair ᛫ injust ᛫ unjust ᛫	N᛬ADJ	wough[wōh]	ME	rhyme: plough
woughing	᛫ fury ᛫	N	wuhhung	OE	what is the rootword?
woughrift	᛫ a curtain ᛫	N	wāgrift	OE	rhyme: woe-lift
wound ⟨ wund ⟩	᛫ injury ᛬ to injure ᛫	N᛬V	~	NE
wrake	᛫ vengeance ᛫ revenge ᛫ retribution ᛫ punishment ᛫ destruction ᛫ ruin ᛫ annihilation ᛬ to punish ᛫ to exact vengeance ᛫	N᛬V	wrake&wraken[wracian]	ME&ME	or: wreach (from ME wrēch)
wrast	᛫ delicate ᛫ elegant ᛫ splendid ᛫	ADJ	wrǣst	OE
wrath	᛫ vindictive anger ᛫ punishment inflicted in anger ᛫	N	~	NE
wray	᛫ to make visible ᛫ to reveal ᛫ to disclose ᛫ to divulge ᛫ to expose ᛫ to betray a secret ᛫	V	wreien	ME
wrayendly	᛫ accusative ( grammar ) ᛫	ADJ	wrégendlíc	OE
wreak	᛫ to inflict ᛫ to drive out ( to expel ) ᛫ to drive in ( to impress ) ᛫	V	wreak&wrecan	NE&OE	PST: wreaked ("wrought" is a mistaken past tense)
wreat	᛫ a jewel ᛫ an ornament ᛫	N	wrǣt	OE
wreath	᛫ ring of twisted material ( especially when ornamental and made of plants ) ᛫ a laurel ᚹ ᛫	N	~	NE
wreathe	᛫ to twist or to entwine ᛫	V	~	NE
wreathen	᛫ twisted ᛫ made into a wreath ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
wreatly	᛫ wondrously ᛫ curiously ᛫	ADV	wrǣtlīce	OE
wreaty	᛫ wondrous ᛫ curious ᛫	ADJ	wrǣtlīc	OE
wrench	᛫ a trick ᛫ an artifice ᛫ a distortion ᛫ a modulation ᛫ a wile ᛫	N	wrench&wrenc	NE&OE
wrenchwise	᛫ unjust ᛫ injust ᛫	ADJ	wrencwīs	OE
wrength	᛫ wrongness ᛫ incorrectness ᛫	N	~	NE
wrest	᛫ to forcibly pull from something's grasp ᛫ to take after considerable effort or difficulty ᛫	V	~	NE
wretch	᛫ an unfortunate person ᛫ a miserable person ᛫ a vile person ᛫	N	~[wrecca]	NE
wrethy	᛫ to prop ᛫ to support ᛫ to sustain ᛫	V	wreþian{wreoþien}	OE
wride	᛫ a stalk ᛫ a stem ᛫ a shoot ᛬ to grow ᛫ to flourish ᛫ to blossom ᛫ to bloom ᛫ to burgeon ᛫	N᛬V	wrīde&wrīd&wrīdan	ME&OE&OE
wright	᛫ -maker ᛫ -builder ᛫ -developer ᛫	SUFFIX	~	NE
wright	᛫ a creator ᛫ a craftsman ᛫ a producer ᛫	N	~	NE
wrile	᛫ clothing ᛫ a garment ᛫	N	wrigels	OE	kin: wry
wring	᛫ a press ᛫ a wine press ᛫ an olive press ᛬ to press ᛫ to grab and twist ᛫	N᛬V	wring&wring&press	NE&ME
writ	᛫ a document ᛫ a text ( as in a physical medium with writing on it ) ᛫	N	~	NE
writbred	᛫ a writing tablet ᛫	N	writbred	OE
write	᛫ to inscribe ᛫ to inscript ᛫ to text (in any sense) ᛫	V	~	NE
writhe	᛫ to contort ᛫	V	~	NE
writsax	᛫ a stylus ᛫ a pen ᚹ ᛫	N	writseax	OE
wrixle	᛫ change ᛫ exchange ᛬ to change ᛫ to exchange ᛫ to exchange ideas ᛫ to alternate ᛫	N᛬V	wrixlen&wrixl	ME&OE
wrixley	᛫ alternate ᛫	ADJ	gewrixlic	OE
wroot	᛫ a snout ᛫	N	wrōt[wrōt]	ME
wroth	᛫ angry ᛫ irate ᛬ angrily ᛫ irately ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	wroth&wroth[wrāþ]	NE&ME
wrothen	᛫ to anger ᛫	V	~	NE
wrotherheal	᛫ disastrously ᛫	ADV	wrōtherhēle	ME
wrought	᛫ an accusation ᛫ a false accusation ᛫ slander ᛫ calumny ᛫	N	wrōht	OE	rhyme: thought
wry	᛫ to cover ᛫ to conceal ᛫ to shield ᛫ to protect ᛫ to be covered ᛫ to be blanketed ᛫ to put a lid over ᛫ to clothe ᛫	V	wrīen[wrēon]	ME
wry	᛫ to contort ᛫ to deviate ᛫ to writhe ᛫ to twist ᛫ to bend ᛬ twisted ᛫ bent ᛫ crooked ᛫ out of place ᛫ sardonic ᛫	V᛬ADJ	~[wrīgian]	NE
wurp	᛫ to recover ( from an illness , etc ) ᛫	V	wurpen&wirpan	ME&OE
wurst	᛫ a sausage ᛫	N	~	NEᚠHG
wye	᛫ war ᛫ combat ᛫ conflict ᛬ to fight ᛫ to combat ᛫ to war ᛫	N	wye&wiga&wīgan	ME&OE&OE	in Middle English this word's meaning broadened a lot
wyer	᛫ a warrior ᛫	N	wye+er[wiga]	ME
wyesmith	᛫ a warrior ᛫ a war smith ᛫	N	wīgsmiþ	OE
yain	᛫ to encounter ? ᛫	V	yeinen[gegegnian]	ME
yair	᛫ an enclosure for fish ᛫	N	~	NE
yard	᛫ a length of three feet ᛫ a branch ᛫ a swig ᛫ a rod ᛫ a staff ᛫ a stick ᛫	N	~	NE
yardland	᛫ a virgate ᛫	N	~	NE
yare	᛫ gear ( such as tools , clothing, weapons , and equipment ) ? ᛫ a gear ᚹ ᛬ to gear up ᛫ to prepare ᛫ to procure ᛫ to supply ᛫ to equip ᛫	N᛬V	yaren[/gearwian]&gearwe	ME&OE	kin: gear
yared	᛫ geared up ᛫ ready ᛫ prepared ᛫ procured ᛫ supplied ᛫ equipped ᛫	ADJ	yaren+ed	ME+NE
yarrow	᛫ an Achillea millefolium plant ᛫	N	~[gearwe]	NE
yate	᛫ a gate ᛫	N	~	NE
yatow	᛫ equipment ᛫	N	geatwe/geatu	OE
yclept	᛫ called ᛫ named ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
ye	᛫ and ᛫ also ᛫	CONJ	ye&ge	ME&OE	kin: 𐌾𐌰𐌷
ye	᛫ you guys ᛫ y'all ᛫ youse ᛫	PRON	~	NE
yea	᛫ an affirmative answer ᛬ yes ᛬ ( shows approval or that a vote was positively cast ) ᛫	N᛬ADV᛬INT	~	NE
yean	᛫ against ᛫ in opposition ᛫ opposite ᛫ next to ᛫ bordering ᛫ placed against ᛫ in contact with ᛫	PREP	yẹ̄n&gēan	ME&OE
yeap	᛫ a gap ? ᛫ an expanse of space ? ᛬ spacious ᛫	N᛬ADJ	gēap&gēap	OE&OE
Year	᛫ ᛡ ᛫	PN	gear	OE
yearday	᛫ an anniversary ᛫	N	year+day	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
yeardole	᛫ an annuity ᛫	N	year+dole	NE+NE	invented by William Barnes
yearhundred	᛫ century ᛫	N	~	NE
yearly	᛫ annual ᛬ annually ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
yearmarket	᛫ a fair ᛫	N	gēarmarket	OE
yearn	᛫ to have a strong desire for something ᛫ to long ᛫	V᛬ADJ	yearn[georn]	NE
yearnendly	᛫ desirable ᛫ yearnable ᛫	ADJ	girnendlic	OE
yearnful	᛫ desirous ᛫ eager ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
yearsyive	᛫ a customary feudal payment commonly made at the turn of the year ᛫	N	yēres yēve	ME
yearten	᛫ a decade ᛫	N	year+ten	NE+NE	jaartien ᛣ
yearthusand	᛫ a millennium ᛫	N	year+thousand	NE+NE	Jahrtausend (HG)ᛣ
yeartide	᛫ a season ᛫	N	year+tide	NE+NE	jiertiid ᛣ
Yeat	᛫ a Geat ᛫	N	gēat	NE
Yeatish	᛫ the Geatish language ᛬ of Geats ᛫	N᛬ADJ	gēat+ish	NE+NE
Yeatland	᛫ Geatland ᛫	N	gēat+land	NE+NE
yeaword	᛫ a term of affirmation ᛫	N	~	NE	coined by Ralph Lever
yed	᛫ a musical poem riddle or proverb ᛬ to recite in song ᛫ to exaggerate ᛫	N᛬V	yed&gid&giddian	NE&OE&OE
yedding	᛫ a poem ᛫ a song ᛫ a recitation of a verse narrative ᛫	N	yeddinge[geddung]	ME
yeed	᛫ went ( past tense of go ) ᛫	V	~	NE	or: yede
yeek	᛫ the Cuculus canorus bird ( European cuckoo ) ᛫	N	yēk[gēac]	ME
yeem	᛫ diligence ᛫ attention ᛬ to pay attention ᛫ to heed ᛫ to observe a duty ᛫	N᛬V	yēme&yēmen[gȳman]	ME&ME
yeemless	᛫ negligent ᛫ careless ᛫	ADJ	yẹ̄me[gȳmelēas]	ME
yeemlessness	᛫ negligence ᛫ neglect ᛫ carelessness ᛫	N	yẹ̄me[gȳmelēast]	ME
yeet	᛫ to pour ᛫ to libate ᛫	V	yēten&geotan	ME&OE	PTCP: yoten
yellow	᛫ a liberal ᚹ ᛬ liberal ( politically ) ᚹ ᛫	N᛬ADJ	~	NE
yellow bothen ⟨ bothen ⟩	᛫ a Chrysanthemum segetum plant ( corn marigold ) ᛫	N	yelwe bothen	ME
yellowadle	᛫ jaundice ᛫	N	yelow ādle	ME
yellowbell	᛫ a Tecoma stans plant ᛫	N	yellow bell	NE
yellowred	᛫ orange ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
yelp	᛫ a crying out ᛫ a boast ᛬ to cry out ᛫ to boast ᛫	N᛬V	yelp&yelpen[gilpan]	NE&ME
yelster	᛫ poison ᛫ venom ᛫	N	geolhstor	OE
yelstry	᛫ poisonous ᛫ venomous ᛫	ADJ	geolstrig	OE
Yemen	᛫ Yemen ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
yenner	᛫ asylum ᛫ refuge ᛫ sanctuary ᛫	N	gener	OE
yennerstead	᛫ an asylum ᛫ a place of refuge ᛫ a sanctuary ᛫	N	generstede	OE
yeoman	᛫ a subordinate ᛫ a deputy ᛫ an aide ᛫ an assistant ᛫ ( in chess ) a pawn ᛫	N	~	NE
yeply	᛫ promptly ᛫ at once ᛫	ADV	~	NE
yer	᛫ to make a strident sound ᛫	V	yerren	ME
yerk	᛫ to sharply strike ( especially with a cane whip or flog ) ᛫ to pull or push suddenly ᛫	V	~	NE	kin: jerk?
yern	᛫ eager ᛬ eagerly ᛫	ADJ᛬ADV	~	NE
yesternight	᛫ last night ᛫	N	~	NE
yesteryear	᛫ last year ᛫	N	~	NE
yet	᛫ to get ᛫ to obtain ᛫ to acquire ᛫	V	yeten[gitan]	ME	PTCP: yetten
yetter	᛫ a caster of metal ᛫ a founder of metal ᛫	N	yētere	ME
yeveth	᛫ ordained ( by fate ) ᛫ predetermined ᛫	ADJ	yēvethe[gifeþe]	ME
yew	᛫ a four-footed bird ᛫ a griffin ᛫	N	eoh/giw/giow	OE
Yew	᛫ one of the Aviones ᛫ someone from Öland in Sweden ᛫	PN	Eowum	OE
yewbough	᛫ a legislative branch ᛫	N	ē+bough	ME+NE
Yewland	᛫ Öland ᛫	N	Eowland	OE
yex	᛫ a hiccup ᛬ to hiccup ᛫	N᛬V	yexen/yesken	ME	or: yesk
yield ⟨ yeeld ⟩	᛫ money ᛫ currency ᛫ pay ᛬ to pay ᛫ to give up ᛫ to hand over ᛫ to surrender ᛫ to quit ᛫ to concede ᛫	N᛬V	yield&yēld	NE&ME
yielding ⟨ yeelding ⟩	᛫ a concession ᛬ docile ᛫	N᛬ADJ	yielding	NE
yift	᛫ a contribution ᛫ a gift ᛫ a present ᛫	N	yift	ME
yim	᛫ a gem ᛫ a precious stone ᛫ a gemstone ᛫ a jewel ᛫	N	yimme[gim]	ME
yisel	᛫ a hostage ᛫	N	gīsel[gīsel]	ME
yiselyield ⟨ yiselyeeld ⟩	᛫ ransom ᛫	N	gīsel+yield	OE+NE	literally: hostage payment
yiss	᛫ to covet ᛫	V	yītsen&gītsian	ME&OE
yissing	᛫ avarice ( an intense selfish desire for wealth or possessions ) ᛫ covetousness ᛫	N	gītsung	OE
yit	᛫ you two ( nominative ) ᛫	PRON	ȝit[git]	ME
yive	᛫ a gift ᛬ to give ᛫	N᛬V	yive&yiven	ME&ME	PTCP: yiven | "give" is from Norse
yivel	᛫ generous ᛫ bountiful ᛫ liberal ᛫ magnanimous ᛫	ADJ	gifol	OE	or: givel
yivel	᛫ a meal ᛫ food ᛫	N	gifl	OE
yivelness	᛫ liberality ᛫ munificence ᛫	N	gifolness	OE
yoke	᛫ a neck frame ᛫ oppression ( poetic ) ᛫	N	~	NE
yon	᛫ that ( something close to neither speaker nor listener ) ᛫	ADJ&PRON	~	NE
yond	᛫ over there ᛬ throughout ᛫ through ᛫ over ᛬ that ᛫ those ᛫	ADV᛬PREP᛬D	yond&yond[geond]	NE&ME
yond	᛫ trans- ᛫	PREFIX	yond-	ME
yonder	᛫ over there ᛫	ADV	~	NE
yondfare	᛫ to journey through ᛫ travel across ᛫ traverse ᛫	V	yondfāren	ME
yondgang	᛫ to go about ᛫ perambulate ᛫	V	geondgangan	OE
yondlight	᛫ to enlighten ᛫	V	geondlīhtan	OE
yondseek	᛫ to search thoroughly ᛫ pervade ᛫	V	geondsēcan	OE
yondshrithe	᛫ to traverse ᛫	V	geondscrīþan	OE
yondshrithing	᛫ traversal ᛫	N	geondscrīþing	OE
yore	᛫ time long past ᛬ in the past ᛫	N᛬ADV	~	NE
yorelore	᛫ history ᛫	N	yore+lore	NE+NE	or: stear (update of OE stǣr from Greek ἱστορία)
yoreyearn	᛫ nostalgia ( in the temporal sense ) ᛫	N	yore+yearn{friþgeorn}	NE+NE
Yot	᛫ a Jute ᛫	PN	Iota/Eota	OE
Yotland	᛫ Jutland ᛫	PN	Eota land	OE
Yottish	᛫ the Jutish language ᛬ Jutish ᛫	N᛬ADJ	Iota/Eota	OE&OE
Youdish ⟨ Yudish ⟩	᛫ Hebrew speech ᛬ Jewish ᛫ Judean ᛫	PN᛬PADJ	Jūdēish[Iūdēisc]	MEᚠIᚠHᚠO
Youdishman ⟨ Yudishman ⟩	᛫ a Jew ᛫ a Judean ᛫	PN	Jūdēish+man	ME+NE
Youdy ⟨ Yudy ⟩	᛫ Judea ᛫	PN	Judy/Jūdē[Iūdēa/ᚷᛁᚢᚦᛖᚪ]	ME
younger	᛫ junior ᛫	ADJ	~	NE
youngerdom	᛫ juniorship ᛫ juniority ᛫	N	geongordōm	OE
Yuletide ⟨ Yooltide ⟩	᛫ Christmas ᛫ the time around Christmas ᛫	PN	Yuletide	NE
Zambia ⟨ Zambya ⟩	᛫ Zambia ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO
Zimbabwe ⟨ Zimbabway ⟩	᛫ Zimbabwe ᛫	PN	~	NEᚠO