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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION
THE first edition of this dictionary having been exhausted, it has
been eztensively revised, and certain new features and alterations
have been introduced into it.
1. The principle of arranging all words according to their actual
spelling has been to a considerable extent abandoned. It was
admittedly an unscientific one, and opened the door to a good many
errors and inconsistencies. The head form in this edition may be
either a normalised form or one which actually occurs.
2. Words beginning with ge- have been distributed among the
letters of the alphabet which follow that prefix, and the sign + has
been employed instead of ge- in order to make the break in alpha-
betical continuity as little apparent to the eye as possible. The sign
± has been used where a word occurs both with aiid without the prefix.
3. References to Cook's translation of Sievers' Anglo-Saxon
Grammafy and to the Grammatical Introduction to Sweet's Reader
have been taken out, as Wright's or Wyatt's Old English Orammar
will have taken their place with most English students.
4. A new feature which, it is hoped, will prove widely useful, is
the introduction of references to all, or nearly all, the headings in the
New English Dictionary under which quotations from Anglo-Saxon
texts are to be found. A vast mass of valuable information as to the
etjrmology, meaning and occurrence of Old English words is contained
in that Dictionary, but is to a very large extent overlooked because it
is to be found under the head of words which are now obsolete, so that
unless one happens to know what was the last form which they had in
Middle English, one does not know how to get at it. This information
will be made readily available by the references in the present work,
which will form a practically complete index to the Anglo-Saxon
material in the larger dictionary and will at the same time put the
student on the track of interesting Middle English examples of the use
of Old English words. Besides directing the reader (by means of
quotation marks) to the heading in the New English Dictionary where
the relevant matter may be foimd, an indication has been given of the
Yl PBEVAOB TO THB SBOONB EDITION
texts from which quotations are made therein, when these do not
exceed four or five'.
5. There have been many valuable contributions to Anglo-Saxon
lexicography (by Napier, Swaen, Schliitter, Forster, Wiilfing and
others) since the first edition of this Dictionary appeared, and these
have been made use of, but (as before) unglossaried matter has not
been systematically searched for words not hitherto recorded in Anglo-
Saxon Dictionaries'.
6. The number of references to passages has been very largely
increased. All words occurring only in poetical texts have been marked.
If they occur more than once they bear the sign f, if only once, a refer-
ence to the passage is generally given. If not they are marked j:. As
regards prose texts, the rule has been only to give references to par-
ticular passages in the case of rare words, — ^more especially S.va( Xcyo-
fi€va. The references to AO, CP and M which were given in the earlier
edition have been retained, as a useful indication that the word occurs
in Early West Saxon or Late West Saxon prose, as the case may be.
7. By various devices it has been found possible, while much
increasing the amount of matter in the book, to add very slightly to
the number of pages, and at the same time to reduce the number of
columns on a page from three to two. Most of these devices are more
or less mechanical, but one method of saving space may be mentioned.
Certain compound words, descriptive of places, which, as far as I know,
occur only in charters and which may often be more correctly regarded
as proper nouns, have not been separately inserted. Their meaning
can however alwa3rs be ascertained by referring to their components,
and where the abbreviation Mdf is inserted the reader will understand
that examples of words so compoimded, or of the components, or of
both, will be found in Birch's Cartuiarium Saxonicum, or in Earle's
Land Charters, and that references to those examples are given in
Middendorff's Ahenglischea Flumamenbitch.
8. In the List of Abbreviations, etc. at the commencement of the
book, editions of texts which are furnished with a glossary have been
specially indicated.
^ As regards the letter W and some smaU parts of other letters whioh have not
yet appeared in the NSD, a reference has been given to its abridgement {The
Concise Ck^ord DicHonary).
* The part of the Supplement to *Bosworth-ToUer' which has already appeared
shows that Professor Toller is examining snch matter with great care and thorough-
ness.
J. xv. C. £[.
January, 1916.
LIST OP SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS
WITH THEIR EXPLANATION
NoU 1. Where referenoes are in UaUc fype^ quotations from the texts indicated
win be found in the New BnglUk Dietionary^ under the head of the English word
which is distingnished in the article by quotation marks (see Preface). In references
to special passages volumes haye bmn marked off from pages by an inverted full
atop, and Imes or verses have been shown, where theyfoUow <iher numerals, bv small
superior figures. Occasionally where lines have not been given, the mark ' has
been inserted to show that the quotation is in the lower half of a page.
Ncie 2. In the following list the number (1) after an edition of a text indicates
that the edition is suppUra with a complete referenced glossary or word-index,
(2) that it has a complete glossary, but without references and (3) that it has a
partial glossary or wora-index.
Ncie 3. Some of the abbreviations given below are used in combination.
Examines: MtLR^the Lindisfame and Rushworth M8S of St Matthew; BJP8 =
the Bos worth and the Junius Psalters; ast = accusative singular feminine. EK
ssEariy Kentish.
* ' Quotation marks are used to enclose
the "Kngli^h words which should be
looked up in the NED in order to find
etymological information as to, and
examples of the use of, the Anglo-
Saxon words to which the articles in
this Dictionary relate, see Note 1
above. If they enclose Latin words,
tfaey indicate tne lemmata of Anglo-
Saxon words in glosses or glossaries
etc., or the Latin equivalent of such
words in the Latin texts from which
they are translated. The Latin is
especially so given when the Ass.
word seems to be merely a blincQy
mechanical and literal equivalent.
* IB prefixed or affixed to hypothetical
forms. Normalised forms of Ags.
words which actually exist are not
usually so marked.
' See Note 1 above.
-f =ge-.
± indicates that the Ags. word to which
it is prefixed is founid both with and
without the prefix ge-.
s occurs in poetical texts only.
s=occurs in a poetical text, and once
only.
M This sign is used to indicate that the
words which it follows, and tie com-
pounds, are to be found in the Dic-
tionary under the heading given after
it, thus meht>^miht is equivalent to
meht = miht and meht- = miht-.
a. s= accusative.
A ss Angliant or, if foDowed by numerals.
I
Anglia, Zeitschiift for Englische Philo-
locJe, HaUe, 1877 etc. AB=Anglia
Beiblatt.
M=JElbio. (References followed by
numerals in parentheses refer to
certain Homilies attributed to iEHfric
in HL.) If followed by a book of the
Bible the reference is to that book in
MlfrU de veUre et novo Teslamenio
(Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol. 1).
iBOs =s ^lfric*s Orammatik und Glossar,
ed. J. Zupitsa, Berlin, 1880.
MB.=:JE\iric*B Homilies, ed. by B.
Thorpe, London, 1844-6. (Quoted by
vol., page and line.)
^L=.^Slfric*s Metrical Lives of Saints,
ed. W. W. Skeat (EETS). 1881-1900
(3).
^P=r.£lfric's Hirtenbriefe (.£lfric's
Pastoral Letters), ed. B. Fehr,
Hamburg, 1914 (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa,
vol. 9).
AF=Anglistische Forschungen, ed. J.
Hoops, Heidelberg.
Auc =the poem on Alms, in Gr.
An =thepoem of Andreas, in Gb; ored.
G. P. :^pp, Boston, U.S.A., 1905 (1).
Ain>K=the prose legend of St Andrew,
in J. W. Bright's i^lo-Saxon Reader,
London. 1892 (1).
ANS=Herrig*s Arohiv fur das Studium
der neueren Sprachen, Brunswick,
1846-1914.
AnTssAnalecta Ang^o-saxonioa by
B. Thorpe, London, 1846 (2).
anv. = anomalous verb.
VIU
LIST OF SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS
AO = Alfred's tranBlaiion of Otooiiia, ed.
H. Sweet <££TS), 1883. (v. alw)
Wfe.)
Ap = the poem of the Fate of the
ApostleB, in Gb; or included with
Andreas in Kiapp's edition (y. As).
AP8=the Anmdel Psalter, ed. G. Cess
(AF vol. 30), HeideLbei^, 1910.
A^= Anglo-Saxon version of Apol-
loniuB of Tyre, ed. B. Thorpe, London,
1834.
AS = King Alfred's version of Angus-
tine's £>liloqmes, ed. H. L. Hargrove
(Yale Studies in Old English), Boston,
U.S.A., 1912 (1). See also Shb.
Az=the poem of Azarias, in Gn.
B=the poem of Beownlf, in Gb; also
ed. A. J. Wyatt and R. W. Chambers,
Oambridse, 1914 (1); or ed. W. J.
Sedgefield, Manchester, 1912 (1); or
ed. Harrison and Sharp, Boston,
U.S.A., 1888 (1).
BA8=The Admonition of St Basil, ed.
H. W. Norman, London, 1849.
BB = Bonner Beitr&ge zur Anglistik, ed.
M. Trantmann.
BC =Gartnlariiim Saxonicnm, ed. W. de
Grav Birch, London, 1883 etc., 3 vols.
Bd=Bede.
BDS=Beitrage zur Geschiohte der
deutsohen Sprache, ed. E. Sievers,
Leipzig, 1874^1914.
BH =the Angb-Sazon version of Bede's
Ecclesiastical History, 2 vols., ed.
T. MiUer (EETS), 1891-6. (Refer-
ence is nsaally made to the pages in
vol. 1 as regards the various readings
recorded in vol. 2 — not to the pages
in the latter vol.)
BK = Tezte nnd Untersuchongen znr
AE literatur, etc., by R. Brotanek,
Halle, 1913.
BL=The Blickling Homilies, ed. R.
Morris (EETS), 1874-80 (1).
BlPs = Blickling Glosses to the Psalms,
at the end of Bl.
Bo = King Alfred's translation of Boe-
thins, with the Metres of Boethius, ed.
W. J. Sedffofield, Oxford, 1899 (1).
IPs = die AE Glossen im Bosworth-
Psalter, ed. U. Lindelof (M^moires
de la Soc. nto-philologiqae k Helsing-
fors, tom. 5), 1909 (3).
BR = An Anglo-Saxon Reader, ed. J. W.
Bright, New York, 1913 or London,
1910 (1).
BB=the poem of Bmnanbnrh, in Gb or
tCHB.
BT=An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary, by J.
Bosworth and T. N. Toller, Oxford,
1882-98. BTSup.=the Supplement
to the above, Part i (A-EORD),
1908.
,^»'OC=The Crawford Charters, ed. by
A. S. Napier and W. H. Stevenson
(Anecdota Oxoniensia), Oxford, 1895.
Chb=Two of the Saxon Chroniisles
Ftkrallel, ed. J. Earle and C. Plummer,
Oxford, 1892 (1). The poetical pas-
sages are marked tCHB.
CM = the tract *de Consuetiidine Mona-
Chorum,' in Anglia, vol. 13, pp. 365-
454.
Cos=Altwest8&chsi8che Grammatik, by
P. J. Cosijn, Haag, 1888.
Sp. = compare.
P=King Alfred's trans, of Gre gory 's
PMtoial Care, ed. H. Sweet (EEIS),
London, 1871.
^■C p=th e Corpus Glossary, in OET, or in
WW (cols. 1-54) or (if the numben
are followed by a letter), in A Latin-
Anglo-Saxon Glossary, ed. by J. H.
Hessels, Cambridge, 1890 (1).
CPs=Der Cambru&e-Psalter, ed. K.
Wildhagen, Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol.
7, Hamburg, 1910. (C;Hy=Cam.
bridge Hymns in the same vol.) (3)
CB=the poem of Crist, in Gb.
Cba =the poem of Men's Crafts, in Gb.
Cbbat = the poem of the Creation, in Gb.
Ct= Charters, wills and other like docu-
ments, as contained in BC, CC, BC,
KC and TC.
d.= dative, dp. =dat. pi. ds. =:dat.
singular; etc.
Da = the poem of Daniel, in Gb; or ed.
T. W. Hunt (Exodus and Daniel),
Boston, 1885.
DD=the poem *Be Domes Dssire* (*de
die judiciie '), ed. J. R. Lumby (^ETS),
London, 1876 (1) ; or in Gb (voL 2,
pp. 250-272).
DBOB=the poem of Deor's Complaint,
in Gb ana Kl.
DHy=the Durham Hymnarium, ed.
J. Stevenson (Surtees Societyvvol. 23),
London, 1851. (Gl by H. W. Chap-
man, Yale Studies, No. 24, Boston,
1905.)
Don = the poem * Be Ddmes Dage' from
the Exeter Book, in Gb (Vol. 3, pp.
171-^).
DR=the Durham Ritual, ed. T.
Stevenson (Surtees Society), London,
1840. Unes of Anfflo-Saxon onlv
counted. [Gl by Uno Lindelol;
Bonn, 1901 (BB vol. 9).]
Du. = Dutch.
E=Early.
EC = Land CBarters and other Saxonic
Documents, ed. John Earle, Oxford,
1888 (3).
EETS = Early English Text Society's
P ublications.
EK = Early Kentish.
El = the poem of Elene, in Gb; or ed.
Kent, Boston, 1889.
LIST Ol* SIGNS AND ABBSBVIATIONS
IX
• =tlie Epinal Oloae., in OET.
EP8=Eadwme'8 Canterbury Psalter,
ed. F. HaiBley, EETS, London, 1889.
(EHy=: Hymns in the same voL)
Elf =the Erfurt GIobb., in OET.
E8=£ngii8ohe Stndien, Heilbronn and
Lei prig, 1876-1914.
SWB^Eaily West Saxon.
Sxstbe poem of Ezodns, in Gb or in
Hunt's edition (y. Da). If follow^
Irf two kinds of numerals = Exodus in
Jtljnc de vetere ef novo Testamento in
the BiU. der Age. Piosa, VoL 1,
Gassel, 1872.
exe. ^except.
f . =5 feminine, fp. = f em. plural.
FAp=the poem *Fata Apostolorum,' in
FBO=Das Benediktiner Offixium« ed.
£. FeQer (AF vol. 4), Heidelbeig,
1901.
For sthe poem of Finnshurg, in Gb, and
most editions of Beowulf.
FM=:The FumivaU Miscellany, Oxford,
1901.
FT=the poem *A Father's Teachings,'
in Gb.
g. = genitive, gs. s gen. singular, gp. =
gen. pi. ; etc.
G =the Anglo-Saxon Gosp^ ed. W. W.
Skeat, Cambridge, 1871-87. See also
LG, NG, RG, WG. (Gl to WG by
M. A. Harris, Tale Studies, vol. 6,
Boston, 1899.)
GD=Die Dialoffe Gr^ors den Grossen,
ed. Hans Hecht (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa,
▼ol. 5), Gassel, 1900-1907.
GEN=the poem of Genesis, in Gb. If
followed by two kinds of numerals =
Genesis in Mlfric de vetere ei novo
teeiamenio (BibL der Ags. Prosa,
vol. 1, Cassel, 1872).
(?er.= German.
GK=Grein's Sprachsohatz der Ags.
Dichter, revised by Kohler and
Holthausen, Heidelbeig, 1912. (A
complete referenced glossaiy to Gb.)
Gl= Glossary. Used also as a com-
prehensive sign for aU or any of the
extant Anglo-Saxon glosses or glos-
saries: Cp, Ep, Erf , GPH, HGl,
KGl, Ln, OEG, WW etc.
Oh = The Gnomic Verses in Gb. GnE
sthose in the Exeter Book and GkC
those in the Cotton MS. Separate
edition also by B. C. Williams, New
Toik, 1914 (1).
GPH^Prudentius Glosses, contributed
by A. Holder to Germania, Viertel-
jahrssohrift fur deutsche Altertums-
kimde, vol. 11 (ns).
GB=Bibliothek der Angels&chs. Poesie,
ed. C. W. M. Grein and revised by
R. P. Wulker, Gassel, 1883-98.
Gv^the poem of St Guthlao, in Gb.
GiTTHsthe (prose) Life of St GutUac,
ed. C. W. Goodwin, London, 1848 (pp.
8-98), or ed. P. Gonser (AF vol. 27),
Heidelberg, 1909 (pp. 100-176).
HBLL=the poem of Hell, in Gb.
HxFT=The Heptateuchus, etc., Anglo-
Saxonioe, ed.£dw. Thwaites, Oxford,
1698.
HBX=The Hexameron of St Basil, ed.
H. W. Norman, London, 1849.
HGl =: Glosses in (Haupt's) Zeitsohrift
fur dentsohes Altertum, vol. 9 (1863).
HL=Hoinilien und Heiligeodleben, ed.
B. Assmann, Bibl. der Ags. Prosa, vol.
3, Gassel, 1889. v. also M and Shr
(3).
Hn=the poem *The Husband's Mes-
sage,' in Gb.
Hy=the collection of * Hymns* at the
sod of most of the Ags. versions of the
Psalms. V. the various Psalters (Ps).
[The numbering of verses etc. usually
follows that in Wildhagen's Cam-
bridge Psalter (CPs).]
L = instrumental (case).
IM = 'Indicia Monasterialia,* ed. F.
Kluge, in Techmer's Internationale
Zeiteohrift fur allgemeine Sprach-
wissenschaft, . vol. 2, Leipeig, 1886.
intr. = intransitive.
JAW = Eiffentiimliohkeiten des Ang-
lischen Wortechatzes, by R. Joidiui
(AF vol. 17), Heidelbera, 1906
JGPh= Journal of (Englt£ and) Ger-
manic Philology, Urbana, HI.
Jn=the Gospel of St John. v. G and
NG (JnL=LindiBfame MS; JnR =
Rushworth MS, v. LG, RG).
JPs=der Junius-Psalter, ed. E. Brenner
(AF vol. 23), Heidelberg, 1909 (JHy
=the Hymns in the same vol.).
J0i> =the poem of Judith, in Gb, or ed.
A. S. Cook, Boston, 1889 (1).
JxTLsthe poem of Juliana, in Gb.
K= Kentish.
KC = Codex Diplomatious Aevi Saxonici,
ed. J. M. Kemble, 6 vols., London,
1839-48.
KGl = Kentish Glosses to the Proverbs
of Sok>mon (=WW 66-88, or, if
quoted by number, in Kl).
KL:^Angels&ch8iBches Lesebuch, by F.
Kluge, 3id edition, HaUe, 1902 (2).
KlED=F. Kluge*s Etymok)gischee
Worterbuoh, 7th edition, 1910, or
J. F. Davis* translation, London, 1891.
!/.= Latin.
LoD=LeeohdomB, Wortcunning and
Staroraft of the Anglo-Saxons, ed.
O. Cockayne, London, 3 vols.. Rolls
Series, 1864-66 (vol. 2, and pp. 1-80
of vol. 3 are referred to bv the folio of
the MS, so that the rerareDces may
LIST OF SIQKS AND ABBBBVIATIONS
also be available for G. Leonhardi's
edition of that part of the Lod, in the
Bibl. der Ags. Froaa, vol. 6) (3).
LxAS = Uiepoem ' Be manna lease/ in Gb.
LG = the iJndiBfame Gospeia, in Skeat's
ed. of the Anglo-Saxon GoepelB (▼. G).
(Glossanr by A. S. Oook, Halle, 1804.)
jjifl = "Tinriigfkmft and Bushwoith
Gospek. Y. RG.
Lieb.=F. liebennann (▼. LL).
Lk=the Gospel of St Luke. v. G and
NG (LkL=LindiB£ame MS; LkR =
Ruflhworth MS; y. LG, RG).
LL=the Anglo-Saxon Laws, as con-
tained in Liebennann, Sohmid or
Thorpe. If followed bv numerals not
in parentheses, or only partially in
parentheses, the reference is to Die
Gesetse der Angelsachsen, ' by F.
liebennann, 2 yoIb., Halle, 1903-12
(1) ; if by numerals eniirely in paren-
theses, to Yol. 2 of * Ancient Laws
and Institutes,* by B. Thorpe, 2 Yols.,
London, 1840 (3).
La = the Leiden Glossary, ed. J. H.
Hessels, Cambridge, 1906 (1).
Los = the Lorica Hymn, in Kleinere
angelsftchsische Denkm&ler, by G.
Leonhardi (Bibl. der Ags. Prosa,
Yol. 6), Hamburg, 1905.
LPs = Der Lambeth-Psalter, ed. U.
lindelof, Acta Soc. Sc. Fennicae,
Yol. 36, Helsingfors, 1909 (1). (LHy
=the Hymns in the same yoI.)
LWS = Late West Saxon.
LV==Leofrio*s Vision, ed. A. S. Napier,
in the Transactions of the Philological
Society for 1907-10, pp. 180-188.
M= Mercian.
m. =masculine. ms., mp., etc. =ma8c.
sing., masc. plur., etc.
Ma = the poem of the Battle of Maldon,
in Gb, also in Br, Ex or Sweet's Anglo-
Saxon Reader, Oxford.
Mdf =Altenglisches Ilumamenbuch, by
H. Middendorff, Halle, 1902. [See
Preface.]
Men = the Menologium, at the end of
Chb.
MxT = the Metres of Boethius ; y. Bo.
MF= Festschrift fur L. Morsbach
(Studien zur Eng. Philologie, yoI. 50),
HaUe, 1913.
MFH = Homilies in MF, ed. Max Forster.
MH=An Old English Martyrology, ed.
G. Herzfeld (EETS), London, 1900.
See also Shb.
Mk=the Gospel of St Mark; y. G and
NG. (MkL=Lindisfame MS; MkR
=Rushworth MS of St Mark; y. LG,
RG.)
MLA= Publications of the Modem
Language Association of Amerioay
Baltmiore.
MLN= Modem Language Notes, Balti-
more, 1886-1914.
Mod = the poem *Bi Manna M5d,' in
Gb.
MP = Modem Philology, Chicago, 190a-
1914.
Mt=the Gospel of St Matthew; y. G
and NG. (MtL=Lindis£ame MS;
MtR = Rushworth MS of St Matthew ;
Y. LG, RG.)
n. =5 nominati Ye, or neater, or note. (np. ,
nap., etc. =nom. plural, nom. and aoc.
plur., etc.)
N = Northumbrian.
NAB=Narratiunculae, ed. 0. Cockayne,
London, 1861.
NC = Contributions to Old English Lexi«
cogra^y by A. Napier, in the Philo-
logical &>ciety'8 Transactions for 1903
-1906, London (mostly late texts).
NED = the New English Dictionary, ed.
Sir J. A. H. Murray and others,
Oxfoid, 1888-1916. (See Preface,
and Note 1.)
neg. =:n^gatiYe.
NG=r
:the Northumbrian Gospels, con-
tained in Skeat's edition (y. G, IX),
RG).
Nio = the Gospel of Nioodemus, in Hbft ;
or in MLA 13*456^541. (The refer-
ences to passages are always to the
latter edition.)
NR=The Legend of the Cross (Rood-
tree), ed. A. S. Napier, EETS, London,
1894.
obi. = oblique.
oocl. = occasional, occasionally.
0EG=01d Eng^ Glosses, ed. A.
Napier (Ane^ota Oxoniensia), Ox-
ford, 1900 (1).
OET=The Oldest English Texts, ed.
H. Sweet, EETS, 1885 (1).
0J*.= Old French.
OHG. =0]d High German.
02V^.= Old Norse. •
05. 'Old Saxon.
p. = page, or plural.
Fa = the poem of the Panther, in Gb.
Part = the poem of the Partridge, in Gb.
Ph =the poem of the Phoenix, in Gb or
BR.
]^.= plural.
PPs=the Paris Psalter, ed. B. Thorpe,
London, 1835. The prose portion
(Psalms 1-50) also ed. Bright and
Ramsay, Belles Lettres Series, Boston,
1907, and the remainder (Ycrse por-
tion) in Gb.
Ps = any one or more of the Anglo-Saxon
Psalters. [NB. In the numbering
of the Psalms, the Authorised Version
is usually one ahead of the MSS.] y.
A, B, C, E, J, L, R, S and VPs; also
Hy.
UST OF SIGNS AKD ABBRBYIATIOKS
XI
F8T=Philo]ogical Sooieiv's Traiuao-
tioiiB (▼. auo LV and NG).
QF=Mone, QueUea u. ForaohungeQ sor
Oeeohiohte dor teataohen ut. u.
Spraohe, Aachen nod Leipzig, 1830.
RB = der Benediotinregel, ea. A. Schroer,
BiU. der Ags. Proaa, yo\. 2, OMsel,
1886-8 (3).
RBL =the Anglo-Saxon and lAtin Rule
ol St Benet (Interlinear Glosses), ed.
H. Logeman, EETS, London, 1888.
RD=The Riddles of the Exeter Book,
in 6b, or ed. F. Tapper Junr., Boston,
1910 (1).
RG = the Rnshworth Qospels, in Skeat's
ed. of the Anglo-Saxon Gospels (v. G).
Mt (aU), Mk 1-2" and Jn 18^-* are in
a Meroian dialect, and are usually
known as R^; the rest (R*) is in a
Northumbrian dialect (v. also l/3t).
Glosaary to R^ by Ernst Schulte,
Bonn, 1904; to R> by U. lindelof,
HeLrinflfors, 1897.
Rood =&.e poem 'Dream of the Rood,'
in Gb.
RPs=der Regius-Psalter, ed. F. Roeder
(Studien in Eng. Philologie, vol. 18),
Halle, 1904. (RHy=the Hymns in
the same toL)
RSL = Transactions of the Royal Society
of Literature^ London.
Ruin = the poem of the Ruin, in Gb.
RiTN =the Rune-poem, in Gb.
s.=gtrong; also = singular. sy.=Btn>ng
Terb. swY.s: strong- weak verb.
Sat —the poem 'Christ and Satan,' in
Gb.
sb. =Babstantiye.
SC= Defensor's liber Scintillarum, ed.
E. Rhodes, EETS, London, 1889 (3).
Sbav = the poem of the Sea&rer, in Gb.
8g.= singular.
SHB=the Shrine by 0. Oockayne, Lon-
don» 1864-70 [pp. 29-33 and 46-
166 =MH; pp. 36-44 =:HL pp. 199-
207; pp. 163-204= AS].
SHy =: Surtees Hymnarium = DHy .
Sk£D=An Etymological English Dic-
tionary by W. W. Skeat, Oxford,
1910.
Sol = the poem Solomon and Saturn, in
Gb (if in italics, the reference is some-
times to the prose yersion, ed. J. M.
Kemble).
Soi7L=the poem of the Soul, in Gb.
SPs =PBalterium Dayidis Latino-Saxoni-
cum, ed. J. Spelman, London, 16^.
(Stowe MS, but includes marginal
readings from APs, CPs and EPs.)
Swt.=The Student's Dictionary of
Anglo-Saxon by H. Sweet, Oxford,
1897.
TG=Diplomatarium ^yi Saxonioi, ed.
B. Thorpe, London, 1865 (3).
tr. =transitiye.
usu. = usual, usually.
y.=yide, or yery.
yi.=yaria lectio.
VPs=the Vespasian Psalter, as con-
tained in OET (1). [VHyrr Hymns
at the end of the Psalter.] Glossary^
also by Oonrad Grimm (AF, yol. 18),
Heidelberg, 1906.
VPs= Psalter-Glosses in Cotton Vitel-
lius E 18 (noted by Wildhagen in CPs).
w.=with.
W=(I) Wulbtan's Homilies, ed. A.
Napier, Berlin, 1883. GkMsary by
L. H. Dodd, New York, 1908. (£[)<
West Saxon.
WA=the poem of the Wanderer, in
Gb.
Wau> =:the poem of Waldhere, in Gb.
W^ = die Syntax in den Werken Alfreds,
by J. E. Wiilfinff, Bonn, 1894-1901
(copious material, and indexes to
words in AO, BH, Bo, CP, AS, PPs,
etc.).
WG:=Weet Saxon (Sospels (y. G).
Whalb =the poem of tne Whale, in Gb.
WiD^sthe poem of Widsith, in Gb, or
ed. R. F. Chambers, Cambridge, 1912.
WiF=the poem of 'the Wife^s Com-
plaint,' in Gb.
WS=s West Saxon.
Wt=An Old English Giammar by J.
and E. M. Wright, 2nd edition, Ox-
ford, 1914.
WW = Old English Vocabularies, ed. by«
T. Wright and R. P. Willker, London,
1884. Cols.l-64=rCp; 66-88=KGl;
pp. 89-103 =Oo2{o9. Monast. in NED.
Wy=the poem *Be manna wyidum ' in
Gb.
ZDA=:Zeiteohrift fur deutsches Alter-
timi, Leipzig and Berlin, 1863-1914.
ZDPhsZdtschrift fur deutsche Philo-
k)gie, HaUe, 1869-1914.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
» iteytaii...SP8 AJbuU be &brpUn...EP8.
(.ioweoiTaii I for SPs rtad ELPs.
i/mUti : far si read J?2.
»|gw«fR : for LkL12«> f«a<i LkL12>*.
flBttaritan : a<U Gbn76.
ntanesfsoh: addliL.
araidiiiig: addJi^.
SBMWlga : for % read f.
ifwan : add i)a6.
ignlend : po9sessUm ahonJd be po§$es$or.
igntondOo should be agniendlio.
ICiyiMlaii : add MxnIU.
itawylfan : add to ro0 to MP1*692.
L^J^ antanmere, antifonere (i£PlM*)=aate-
xoere*
Isanlan : add LV57.
ifpt«adaii : for GSPb read BPs.
igOgam : for SPs rea^ EPs.
ittllAQ should be atiUan.
ittiag : (Mf(i E0448».
itoifebUM n. sufeUing ca/used by poison,
LoD 102b.
ftttoegan: add oppress f (Tapper) Ri> IV.
itfyimlMi : for VHy read DHyS".
iwamlaii: read (APs)=a8waniiaiL
+boardMl having a bead, GD279i«.
besiigung : strike out sorrowing, VHy.
beMMwera : for VHy read DHy 24».
befenoan : eAd plunge into (fire), OD317.
bfogan : add +by£^ bowed down, in-
firm, Nio471»
bllSe : add (+b. oooors at GuthISI*).
orQe : add LV74.
cwfiiiM-=owem-
+dal XL part, GD311".
v. T .dalmatloo : omU land add GD329*«.
+drtos II. : add genOe {horse), QD7S^.
iVlan should be ±e8iaii.
+fadu]ig: add rule, dominion,
IAiiiiM(ii)dlle (GD)=f«miih&dUo
fArarnlng f . quick marching, GD 14**.
fmntlnc f. read commendation, trust,
guardianship, GD239» ; LL58[17].
taftnung: add exhortation, MkLp2* :
monument, MtLp6*;lfk5^.
' . "^ .pfantbtotsiiiig f . consecration of water for
baptism, -fflP188".
foobtUng : add MP 1-610.
ferhUlo : add PP805^.
tetond ! add SolSO.
flogettan : aubatitate to fiy, flutter. So ;
GDIW*.
folelle : add worldly, secular, GD200U.
tordimednes : add GD345*.
loraewwleii aforesaid, GD12 ; 344.
iMehfls : add LV33.
f orewttuiig should be f Qcewitang.
toitetediiM (GD227i«) =fcxi]»teiiiiea
foriAda? m. traitor, plotter, MP 1*592.
tonegenUo (GD233»)=fonewen]io
lorMroinimg : for GSVPs read CVPs.
toHSniaii : add NC289.
tatW^Wk to profit i^profeere'), GD200.
fullfraned : add -lice c^ter adv.
fttUbil thoroughly well, GD24S1.
fyrdgwtealla, fyrdgetrum : add f.
+gang : add passage (lapse) of time, GD
179»«.
geadning f . text, MtL p8^^
gMnoynM : delete second line of article,
gearowyrdlg: (kMMod61.
glodsMl: aid t*
geondflowwide ebbing and flowing, OEG
2363.
geondlioan : cM Ph70.
geondMndan : omiUi.
gest- : for gest- read gsat-
gtestraik: addVLn^l^.
gISMtot: mUGDlOu.
glomimg : for VHy read DHy; GD.
godwebben : add GD17(^.
bttftnlediMi : add GD346»
±lmttiiledaii should be +hnftiuedaiL
bitottan should be ±halettan.
heals-iendUo, -igendlio: for SPSSO"
road APs89» : imploring, GD17».
bellegSBst : strike out f.
bellegeat: <uU MP 1-610.
beUestdw t infernal region, heU, GD
332".
blWeuKUo : sM. familiar, GD32.
bnep (GD186»)=biuBpp
bofsttogn : add muUleer, GDIQI".
biitSnes: add MPUI^.
biuelboz receptacle of the host, i£P178*.
bwUstfcoe : add GD264M.
+byldelto secure, safe, GD348".
+IfttSan: add compassionate, GD216(f).
Additional roferences to the NED: — bebod 'bibod* ; belQoan 'belouke* ; oempa
'kernp*; oennan *ken*; olipung *cleping'; onsdpp 'knap'; dlbtere * (lighter*; draoa
*drake^; dysgian 'dizzy'; tAone 'faken*; forbogian 'forhow'; forwleman 'for-
worn*; gBtol 'gavel*; gl^Wglew' ; beonon 'hen*; bl9o 'lee*; bltehhan 'laugh^;
brfiof *reof*; bryre *rure*; buru 'hure*; lerrQ 'irre*; latan 'lout*
A CONCISE
ANGLO-SAXON DICTIONARY
A CONCISE
ANGLO-SAXON DICTIONARY
A &btoltaiiss&hifian; ftbSogtnrs&bfigaii
"^ ftbeonuui* to take fire, PPb 105".
a prep. [ =on] on, at, in, to, fdr, Abtowan (WW 2I7«*) = ab^wan
ft I. (awa, 5) adv. altms, ever, at aU, ftbaran* to bear, carry : endure, wffer, Mt,
coniinMOudu, for ever, M,AO,CB. a on Bo; M,CP : bear {a cAOd), iE : tcUte away,
eoniflse; a bntan ende world wWumi end : remove : reveal : (rsfl.) reetrain oneself i do
at any time : in any degree. [ON. ei, ey] without, NG 268.
II. 1 c= & A-bardy -bered crafty, cunning.
ft" (unemphatio verbal prefix) ; I. orig. s= AbarandUe bearable,
forth, away, bat as a nde only intenaitive ftbaman (N)=&beoman
in meaning. II. son- III. 7m(b)- IV. » ftbantan' to buret out, break out, JE,CP :
a(I.) in prononna and participlee, and givee break away, escape, at a. break out.
a aenae of indefinitenen. V.sA. Aba8eoiaa=&bedeoian; Ablagaa=ab70ffan
ftAlan=Qnalan$ftAttan=aIe:San;ftbasdweb AUdan^ to [Mde,* wait, remain, detayr-^ K( Z
ftbaean* to bake, JRB 2*268*. remain behind, AO : survive : wait for,.
ftbAdaa to compel, restrain, ward off i exact, await, M : eaepect, Mt 11*.
take ton : force out, extracL AMddan* to ask for, request, require, demand,
ftbSBligan sebylgan pi^t V^ ^t P"^ J<i^t M i getby asking,
ftbAran to disclose, bring to light, DD41. obtain, M,AO,CP : call out {an army).
ftbflBia (W274>«) ^ftbeere Ablllan (eo) to tremble, quake, shake.
ftbasman = on bnman ; abal (Gnr 000) s of ol AbUglS, abilhlS = fibylgv; Ablran = aberan
ftbannan^ to summon, convoke, command : Ablitigsabyr^ing; AblH^-fftbiMC-=abylBg-
an]Mm1lce, proclaim, a. ut eaU out, aS' ihltMix^ to bUetn pieces, tear to pieces, devour,
semhU, Chr. J^ abanne^\ gnaw, MJlO : taste, partake of, consume.
ftbarlan to lay bare, disclose. Abli(a)rian to turn bitter, CP341** : embitter.
fabbad, abbod* abbot^^jabbad Abttt, abitt = abit, abit
.abbnd (a, o) m. 'abbot,' BH,Chr;M. [L. AblAolan to become pale, grow faint: become
abbatem] tarnished, OP 130>.
abbadddm m. abbatial jurisdiction, BH. AblAoan to bleach, whiten, BJPb fiO*.
abbndeise 1 abbess, Chsl. AblAones f. pallor, gloom, Lod 1*204.
abbudliAd m. abbatial rank, dignity, LL. AblAoiing f. pallor, HQl518.
abbudlftaat f . lack of an abbot, BC 1 156'. AbUta t inspired, furious.
abbudrlea (o) n. abbey, abbacy, office or AblAwan^ to blow. How away, breathe upon,
jurisdiction of an Mot (oaed even of a ^ : puff up, swell, Lcd9Zh. l*(Alow*]
convent of nana). ^blAw-nes, -ong f. inflation, Lod. ^ *^
Abftatan* to beat, strike, break to piecesJWbHisgnisA ulcerated, Lod.
make to fall. Or. I'abeat*] Ablendan to blind, put out the eyes of, M,
»h9o%A% t ABO, alfiiabet. CP : dazzle, deceive, delude, JB. I'ablend']
Abedeetaa (etSe-) to get by begging or asking, AhlArad bare, uncovered, bald, [blere]
. Bo 71". Ablloani to Mne, glitter.
l^^abedliMsabbadesae; Abigail s&bfgan AbUegan^ablycgan; AblignM^Abylgnea
Abelgan* to make angry, irritate, offend, AbUndaa fc>ma£e62ifu{, Bl151*.
861; MJLO,CP : hurt, distress : be angry Abllndian= ablendan
with, rabelgen'l ghUnxuak* to cease, leave off, desist, M,AO,CP.
ftbftodan* to order, proclaim, bid, command, AbUnnedntf f . cessatioTi, interruption, A
direct : summon, eaU out : announce, rdate, 5'465.
declare, present, offer, AO; M. h£l &. to Abllnnendlfoa indefatigdbly, HOl429**.
wish one good hidt, greet, bid farewell to. AbllnnendiMisablinnednea
[' abede*} Abllilan {M) = ablfnan
0. H. 1
ABLISSIAN 2 AGREOPIAN
ibliflslaii io make glad, pUase, 6D336ii. ftk] IL interrog. particle, tchy, wherefore^
ftliloiigoii=abo]gen, pp. of abelgan. whether : in direct qnestionB^L. nonne,
Ablyegan (i) to grow pale, M : make afraid. ^ nwnqM,
Ablyiman = ablinnaii MlP^ '* ^^* ^^^ ^P* ^ ' ^^* * ^fO^*^^ > ^<^ :
ftblyibui io Uuah. (t) «^»j> o/ oak : (w. nSpT&caB) name of the
Ablysung f . hhuhing, shame, RB 133". rone for a. [OHO. eih]
Abodlan to anmmnce, proclaim, LkB 12*. leflgan = acigan
tbolgemiM t irritaHon, WW230". AeOglod ^eemUue,' Nab20».
AborgUm to be surety for, LL : (w. mt) borrow, Ao»nn- =aoenn- ; AeaBiraii = acirran
^x Aborian=abaiian fbuilEM^tobecomefroet-bitten,!^^ 2b.
t 1 'Ibraeton to engrave, embose. 1^— aean* to ^aehe,* suffer pain, JS.
'"^ AbiAdan L to spread out, dilate : stretch aoas, aca0erTN6)=flBO8
out, M. Ih bake, LodHa. J^^^ ftebtam m. cxue-^ee. aeeen t m. accent. [L.]
ftbraslUm to crash, crackle, QD 236". aooutlanT =aoiinman """ ^ . - -
ibrtac pret. 3 ag. of abrucan. Aooynn n. a kind of oak, WW 430*.
ftbrtat pret. 3 ag. of abreotan. ftodreno m. oa k drink, drink made from
ibreean* to break, break to pieces, break acorns f, WW.
down, conquer, capture, violate, destroy, ace=eoe
iB,AO,GP : break away from. ioealdlan to become cold, M,CP. \^aoM'\
AtarMan* to move quiaay, draw, untkeath, ietaplan to buy off, buy out.
wrench, puU out, Mt : wUhdraiw, take AcUan to cool off, stiU, quiet. Met. [^akele*]
away, draw back, free from, iS»AO. fip fte0liiia=£oelma; ioen=ficen ""'
abroden drawn up, raised up : start up, Aoennan to bring forth, produce, renew. Bo,
awake. [\abraid'\ WO; Mi attribute, to. I' akennejd Y^
Abredwlan to lay low, kiU, B2619. AcennedUe 'genuinus,* ntOive,' tmO.
§iiir9gMi to (Harm, terrify. Aoennednet {WO; ^), -oennes (OP,NO;
Abregdan=:abredan AO)l(trf^ [*akenn{^l^n£9*]
Abrtotan* to destroy, kiU. Aoennond m. parent, DR197^.
Abrtotnea f . extermination, OBT 182. Aoannlege f . mother, DR.
AbrSoSan* (intr.) to fail, decay, deteriorate, Acennlng f. birth, Bk 16.
perish, be destroyed. Ma ; M. abiofSen (pp. ) AeAodan ( tr. ) to choke : (i ntr.) bum out.
degeneraU, reprobate, JBOr. (tr. and wk.) AoAooungf. 'ruminatio,* WW 179*.
deiiroy. [v. breOte*} Aoeorlan* to cut off, hew down, AO,CP.
Abr«rd-=onbi7td' onweg e^ to cut away, of Sk. to cut off, AO.
AbroSennat f. baseness, cowardice, W. Aotaaan* to choose, AO,C$P.
AbrQoan* to eat, A 11*1". aoar=»oer; Ao«ir-=aoirr-
Abmd-=onbiyTd- . - ^ §agnn to caU, summon.
Ab4tan to dM(ro^, 4^8 36*. t^' Acbran (e, y) (tr.) to turn, turn away or
^/^^^^MtfUtM (« on-) adv. above, ObbIOQOE. aside : (intr.) turn oneself, go, return.
** *^ AbOgan* (» on-) to bow, incline, bend, sub- Aeirradnof ▼. onweg-a.
mit, do reverence, B,ChrL; M : swerve, turn Acl=aool; AdAc ^ agl£c
(to or from), deviate, GP : wOhdraw, retire : AeliAMlan to cleanse, purify, M.
he bent or turned, turn one's sdf. {^^SuCl Aoltaf n. ooib lea/, LoD.
Abunden unimpeded. Aelfofan* to cleave, E C351 ^.
AbOrod not inhabited, TO 162>s. Aeleoplan to caU out, WW 378*.
^ ^AbQtan, -biiten, -biiton. I. prep. aoo. oii,<+Aellant to frighten, OBtnte . [aool]
N ^ about, around, on the outside, roui^ about, Aeluagen contracted, WW239*'. [olingan]
C'P,ChrL,M. II. adv. chout, nearly, ChrC. «Aanelu n. acorn meal. Lob.
[= onbiitan; * about'] Aemlitel f. mistletoe, Lod. Aoii-=6aon-
Abyogan to lmy,'^pS9^or, requite : redeem : AenAwan^ to know, recognise, understand.
perform, execute. ^ Aenynan to drive out, expel, SPs 36".
Abyltan to mutter, WW 447**. (- it^ Aootrian to recover. Led. [' acover *]
§bSgnn{e) to bwd, defect I subdue, bring tow I iMA^ affrighted, dismayed.
convert. . Aodllan to grow cold, CPX*^
Abygendltev.nn-a; Abyig-,abylig-=&bylgLAeo]ltiis m. acclyU, LLlLA/
J^byigan, -byrian to taste, eat. Aoolmddt fearful mindeaymid.
Abyrglng (-iri-) f. taste. +Aeotan5dian to cast down, sadden, WW
Aby^tan to busy, occupy, employ : engage 209^*. [aool]
in, undertake : take up, fill, 6D. C Aoordlan to make terms, reconcile, Chs1120.
Abysgung f . occupation : trouble. AoorenUc eligible, worthy of cj^otcg ; CP 409— .
Abywan (3o) to rub off, polish, cleanse, purify. Aoostnlan to try, test, prove, CM,Ww.
_. Mt I. oonj. but : but cdso, moreover, neverthe- AersBltan to think outjd^nse, A046**.
less, however '.because, for {}) land {7), As Acrammlan to cram, WW 236".
iM9. ao gif unless, except, Bl 151. lOoth. Aerfoplan to creep, cravd, M.
ACBIMMAN 3 ADBOOIAK
fterlmmaii* (y) to cram, stuffs WW. id«llMi' to delve, dig, exeaivaU, M,AO,CP.
telnd f. oak bark, Lod. idellht iSftAy, WW.
icniBuneii pp. ci aoiimxiiaa. idelsfev m. smoer, Hnk, M.
AdAmmn to judge, try, deprive of or exeH/ude
iet&n m. oak-twig, Lod. from by a legal decision : try, affiiet,
ietrto n. oak-tree, Wnr 28**. idaoreUn to become duU, obscure, tarnished,
icueian (^)=:aowiciaii CP : grow dark, W.
ieiil =^aool; ieums (^) =r aoomba Jdarian to hurt, GD 219^*.
Joumaii* to come, come forth {from), M rfi lesa m., adese f. 'adge,* hatchet, BH,W. " K"
bear, bring : endure, wiUutand, M : get wM0za=&tSeKe
or from, reach, Oen. Vacome *] ^id-firu f . da. -fmre way or path to the funeral
f^msk-tm UL, 'he tn.' oakum, ' hards, tow, Led, pile, B 3010.
OEO,WW : ashes of oakum : parings, idflnl n. limit? ash-heap of a beacon f
. clippings, [oemban] EC 354*.
icumeiidlle tolerahle, M : possible, •idffr n. sacrificial fre. Ex 398.
ioumendllenM f. possibility. +Usiftii = +tedgian
ioumaii (NG) «= onoaiman idltitan to compose, write.
ieuniiteii to try, test, prove : eamerience, GP. ftdlhtlan to regulate, arrange, order, CP.
ieqnnung 1 experience, triaLAD. ft-dn«ilaik, -da(i)ffian {f) to destroy, blot
^^Mcuamn to accuse, MtL12^/£^ out, annihilate, devastate, CP.
iewadan to tremble. ^^ Mtmintftn to become dim or dull, to darken,
iewnnoan=aoweiioaii obscure, CP.
ieweeean (tr.) to move, swing, shake, vibrat€,0§ai in., adle f. disease, infirmOy, sickness.
Ma; m : (intr.) ^tver, m. ['ofuefeft*] AO,CP.
towelan* to die, perish, iE^G^CP. • idl«g m. fmm of the ftsneral pile, Pr 222.
iewenan to kill, destroy, JnL; MrhO,CP. ±Ullaii to be dtseased or ill, languish, M :
[*a!quell*^ cause disease, DB.
ieweUednw (e»>) I. slaughter, EPs 43». idUg sick, diseased, M.
iewenoan to quench, extinguish, Mt; AO. §4SigtL m. sick person, idUhts&deliht
i^aquench*'] ^idtaDm m. one crippled by fire, Gu884.
ieweomft m. squirrel, €fl. Vaqueme*] [laiiiaT]
ieweorran* to guggle, gorge, ^Pb 77*^. vidliioc sickofaeoniagiousdisease,'E899'&2li.
iewern = aoweonui ^ [^ ^ •idl-Sniottl f . gs. -t^nsoe force of disease.
iewerren = tuowoma pp. of aoweoma. •Idlang t %llness, ME I '122*^.
ieweSan* to say, spook out, declare, uUer, «idlwMg weary from iUness, Gu981.
express, answer, Oen : n^ect, banish, Gmr Iddn (for con]. ▼. d5n) to take away, send
20L [*acweath*] away : east out, expel, destroy : (w. prepa.
iewlelan (to.) to quicken, vivify, Ps i (intr.) to, on, from, etc) put, place, take, remove,
revive, BH. ['etquick*] set free, AO,CP.
aowlnan^ to dwindle away, disappear, go adoMsadeea; ldrMan=ondiAdan
out {of fire), BH^LPs. idrAtan to drive away, shut out, expel,
iowlneaii' to vanish, be extinguished or AG,CP. [*adreve*]
eclipsed. idrAnet =&drenoed pp. of adrenoan.
A-ewuelaiit -owyoiui s&owioian idragan' to draw {sword), HL 16*^.
iewvdu m. an oak wood, ELC 0-218^*. idrifan s adrftfan
iewylan = aowelan «adremlnie f . feverfew.
ienylmaii to kiU, slay. idr^nean to submerge, immerse, drown, AO.
lewylmlan to be tormented, W 220*. [*adrench']
iowyneaiissaowenoan tiMognn* to act, perform, do, practise, ^ i
i^ynii0d=&oeDnedpp. of aoeonan. bear, suffer, endure. An; CP : pass time,
i^ir^^aotrr- Uve,M. [*adree*]
ie^Ban to show, proclaim, reveal, announce, idrtogandUe bearable,
confirm, prove, idrfolians=adreogan
•fld mn. heap, funeral pile, pyre : fire, fiame. idrtepan' to drip, drop. Ax.
[OHO. eit] Urtesan* to faU to pieces, decline, vani^
idAlan to divide, separate. fail
idfiadlan to fail, decay, mortify, become idrlbtn^ to drive, drive away, drive cut,
torpid or callous, M. pursue, foUow up, LL ; ^, AO,CP : stake out
idtollui to become deaf, WW 179» {a ford) : chase {metal), M. ['adnve']
Utafnng f. deafening, making deaf. Led. ftdrig;an=adrygan
[v. ^adeave'] idrlnean* be drowned, extinguished, BH;
JdelL=adl; II.=a4ela AG. fodrtn*']
. f^idels m. mitd, dirt, fiUh, filthy place, M. idrOgUin, adrawian {UtJS) to dry up.
rt [*(iddle*] Vadroughe']
1—2
ADBYGAN 4 MFESN
idrlgan (i) to become dry, dry up, wUKer, JBeandMi^aeambe
CB I dry, wipe dry. Aoansieoan; 8BO(qfm=8Boem
§idryBiiaikioextinguieh,r€pre9a,NQ, Bate, fioe=eoe, 9oe; 8B06d=:eoed
adaa=ad60a; adutotaSsadelBSa'S tteedwln n. wine mingled with myrrh, MkL
idumbbm to become dumb, keep eUenee, 15*".
Mk; M. [v. 'dumb* vb.] ae«bui=ao6lui
.^a-dOn, -duna, -d&ne adv. down, downward, laeetana m. chilblain, OEG,WW.
M. [= ofdfine] Aeelmehte (ecil-) having chUblainB, OEG
adQiie(i)Bt]igaii to descend, CPs. 1623.
adanfeaUan tofaU down, EPs 144^. lAeon I. o wood of oaks. II. oaken, WW
^adOnweanl adv. downwards, ChrL. [*a 270^^ IIL »Saoea pp. of eacan.
downward*] tfjtoctr nap. noras m. jle2(i, «oim ioiui, cut-
idOitrigsnrsandiistriaii '^ tieaied land, Mt; MJiO,CP; Mdf : a certain
idwftsoan (e) to put out, quench, extinguish, quantity of land, 'acre,* AS; ▼. LL 2*267 :
bht out, destroy, AO : suppress, M,CB. crop.
A-dwellan to wander, stray, # aBoeroeorl m. countryman, farmer, NC 268.
idwellan, piet. 3 sg. -dwealde to seduce, aearensnoem
lead astray : hinder, M, saeerheffe m. hedge of afield, KG 3*33*.
Adwttoan = adwfisoan SBoennAliiin by acres, KG 6*98*.
Mwlnan^ to dwindle or waste away. ««e«niiaii]i m. farm/fir, WW. ['aereman*'}
idydan to destroy, mortify, hUl, M. [*adead- mmwii n. nut, mast of trees, AS (i*) : 'acorn*
en*] WW.
^'^iAytkn to overpower u)ith sound. vaDeernspraiiea m. 'Hex,* oak sapling f
tdylf = adealf piet. of adelfan. .£Gb 69".
Ad^lglaii, adylegian=adilegian tfMenAd n. seed enough for an acref Ghb
idymman = adiminiaii 1124.
idyigfan to make foolish, W186i'. tflBoerteoSung f. tiOie of the produce of the
A-aocentedYerbalprefiz»=:(l)u;t£Aoiil;(2)a-. soil, W310**.
« A I. f . also Sw f . (and m. or n. 7 in NO) totp^wcartynlng f . fencing, EG 377*.
{divine or human), cusAom, covenant, M)^#8BO«rweoren./eM-ioorl;, GPH391.
GP; WOyNO. butan £ oUOaw : (esp. in 8MM=»x
' pL ) rite, ceremony '.faith, religion, umihte saeest, eoeV pres. 2 and 3 eg. of acan.
i^ false religion. GristeB S gospel : scrips Ad]ma=fioeima; 8Beirn=ara6m
tures, revelation : marriage, M : {lauful) AolAca=aglfioa; gclteWg feljSaw
wife. For some oomps. y. fiw-. [ cs*] ^Aentele degenerate, not no6fe , WW .
II.=rga I. III. interj. oh/ alas/ +ftenteUende degeneraHng, WW 218".
Aa I. = Sa I. II. gp. of fi ; floal- =eal« ^Borsaftt m. knowledge of law or ordinances,
AaU interj. sSflJa; Aar-sear- reZi^'on.
Aearglan to become remiss, AO 212**. HbctasHOg learned in the law ; as sb. = lavfyer,
^Abfire (e LL) manifest, notorious, public, scribe, Pharisee.
open, evident, dear, ['eber*] aserasv. ecer; aMren=8Boem
Aabblan to ebb away, recede, Ghb. Ne.^M> ^* *oxe,* pickaxe, hatchet, GP; Mt (ex).
SBbbung ( =ebb-) f. 'ebbing.* sft ». ^/, asest, sdcV pres. 2 and 3 sg. of aoan.
bay, ^#^164 Aeumbas=aoamba; 8BOur=8eoer
» Abebod n. injunction of the law, command, ifldeyrf m. {wood')choppings, BH 224".
PP8 1181M nd (NG)=8Bt; aBd-=:ed-
• Abto fp. books of the law, WW 439^*. asddeneaz (WW) ^edreseax
Abire = Sb£re ; Abesn = fif can nddre, fidr = fidie
AbUg-, -bi]i(g)- s= ftbylg- ; AblAo- = abU&c- «Adra I. f . artery, vein, pulse, nerve, sinew, B ;
MblAee lustreless, pale, paUid. AO : pi. veins, kidneys : rurdet of water,
«Abod m. business, M : statute. fountain, spring, stream, ['eddre*] 11. adv.
«Aboda m. messenger, preacher, Qv 909. at once, directly, instantly, quiddy : {'f)fiUly,
Abrasoe, -breoasfiwDnBoe, -breoa entirely. [08. adro]
•AbreoS f . sacrilege, LPs. » Adraseaz (der) n. lancet, WW 410^^
■Abrueol sacrilegtous,QFIL 402. «^Adrewag m. artery, vein.
y^^.^'V^ i^ fir-tree, M. £\kbiea] Adrllan=&drifan; 8Bdwlst=edwi6t
Abylgn.=dby]gt$ ^^ SBfaMtsseleat; Afaoat^ewfaaat
^ Abylga m. anger, LPs 77«*. aafdaaU -dell (NO) =ofdAle
^ ± Al^^lgan, -byli(g)an to make angry, «6Bf d^e m. diclimty, Gl.
offend, M. •At eUe without skin, peeled, WW 190*^.
I Abylgnea f. anger, offence, JS. ^ asfen =elen
Al^lgS, -bylg^ f. anger, AO. Mc Aten (e) nm. 'even,* evening, eventide, B,
Al^]ig-=»bylgs A-byl8,-bylyg«=fiby]g« MkL,Qu (€fn). tO fifenea HU evening :
AoI.f.=ao; U.(N)=:Sao eve,BB.
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iBFENOOLLATIO
iEFTERHYRIOAK
•flCenooUalio ike 'ccOaHo* rm^ hefan earn' ^mtuok (e) to oorry out, do, perform, fu^ :
pUne, NC268. eauae : endmre, euJ/& : (■\')Md, etutain.
• Afendrtan m. even-eong, KB. [ON, efina]
• At enselMd n. evening service, WW 129**. Mine »efne
ttMengeraord n. eventfi^ meal, eupper (often ^Atnlan to grow towarde evening, JSi
nted in pL of one meal). 'Mnung 1 'evening,* euneei, JB.
•Afeoftroordtan to sup, give sftpper to, Afre ndv, 'ever,' ai any time, 8ai,Mt i aU "}>£
CM 1030. vfaya, eondanOg, perpetmOy, Or,BB; M,
•Afengereofdung f. eupper, NC260. CP : hene^orth : ne A. ; A. ne (-i nAfre)
p Af engeweore n. evening work, Lod 70b. never ; A. id »ldre/or ever, A. Ale, ^,<7Ar.
» Aten-flelly -gifl n. ef»fi»n{|f repaet, eupper, A. Anig <|fiy ai aU, KO,
AO,C^. •wtredft m. what ie taben or eeparaUd from,
• Afen-gltei, -gl6ma m., -alOmang (omm-, OEO (Napier), [of; *lizeda (hzeddan)] :
eom-) 1 ghaming, tmligkL tow, oakwm (BT).
•Mieiofptom fierce aH eve, B2074. • t ran u ntnde pioue, r^Ugioue, Jui. 648.
aCeolanssnfnian wffeeL safes; IL=nbs
• Af^nlie n. evening eacrifiice, ewntfig laBbeegan to co90cte, £842"*.
prayer, FPsliO*. »trtXefest
% ftf enlAoan to yrow iowarde evening, Lk 24*. #wfnrMffe n. paetwrage, WW410>* ( = *«fee-
• Menltohi n. evening UgJU, B 403.
• AtenleoSt n. evening eono,
• AtonUe of ike evening ; adv. -lioe.
• Af anlof n. kmde (eervice), CM. 1035.
• At enmeta m. eupper,
% At anoflliing f . evening eacrifice, NC 209.
weofo).
Mftsaft
•a»ftan adr. from behind, behind, in the rear, ^
Ma, [•<%/>•]
4»ft«nwaard adj. behind, in (he rear, fcXhw-
ing, Rd63*.
t AtanrAdtnr f. reading (during the evening tMftamaat adj. laH, hindmoel, A»AO.
•nttar L prep. (w. d., i. andr-ohiefly N. — a.) .^^
(looal uid temporal) after, along, behind,
through, throughout, during : (oaoBal)
foQowing, in eoneeguenee of, aecording to,
for ihe purpose of : (object) after, about, in
pursuit of, for, II. adr. after, then, after^
wards, thereafter : thereupon, later, back
(i>ffi return), m. iSoa, i&em, 'Sisom; m,
ISaam ("Son, tten) "Se; afterwards, there'
after,
flUMnsmterra
evening settarA f . the book Deuteronomy, M,
9ftarboren adj. 'aflerbom,* posthumous.
meat ai a monaetery), 'coUatio,* CM.
ihiunrefg§uagtnightfan,M.
p Af en-rift, -raetf f. evening rest,
§ Afemnng m. 'evensong,* JB,BB,
s Atenteaop m. evening singer, bard, Bd 0*.
[soop]
» Afenaelma m. evening splendour, Osk2448.
« ACenqvAo t evening talk, B 759.
« Af entteom m. the evening star, Hesperus,
Bo; M, ['evenstar*]
» Afen-tU 1, -tima m. eventide, M,
• ACenStonung I. evening service
repast, supper,
« ACenW ipwdflm m. evening service or office,
WW120*«. mftonrntSha^ to epeak after, repeoL softer*
Afeniing=Afnang; Ater=A{re owelSendra lof praise from posterity : to
e nIeiBe f . name of a plant, Lod. renounce, abjure, Ceb 1004.
8Bfes-=efes- »ftarqminff m. later ki ng, B H140"B.
afasa? m., nfeee (m.) f. snfeen atterealn n. small beer, wwi29*.
^ afesn» aafeeen f. reUsh, dainty, special pete- aefterfllian, nfterfiligendssBfterfylgan, nf-
turage, pannage; the charge for special terfylgend
pasturage, LL.
»feene?=8BpeenT
■safest mf. envy, hatred, malice, spite, C!P;
EtPs : zeal, rivalry, ['eveet*]
nf eetfttl fuU of envy, C
# i:«f eetfan -igian to be or become envious.
# mtmtig envious : eealous.
«f estDee s of oatlioe
s flsffeMlS f. superstition, OEG.
» flBfgerefa (-gxoefa) 'exactor,* LkL12*.
# mtgryndo n, abyss, PPs 30*.
SBf^rnde » ofhende
»ilan (-an?) to be in a miserable condition,
(}b1357 (or nfnan? GfoUanos).
8Bflie(EC291)sefeeo
nfterfolgere m. follower, A0142''.
ntter-lolglmn, -fylgan (AO) to follow after,
succeed, pursue^
Mftarfylgednee f. sequel, £L23b***.
ttfterfylgend m. foOower, successor, AO.
-lioe in succession,
afterfylgendnes f. sttccession, SHyll.
Mtter^lgung (oft-) f. pursuit.
nttertyllg- s asf terfylg-
»tter-f enga, -gengea m. follower, successor :
descendant, &
aeftergengel m. euccessor, KC.
nftergengnea f. succession, JK : posterity :
inferiority,
aftergyld n. further payment, LL.
nfterbASe f T autumn drought, AO 102?.
• asfliit m. a wandering from the wayf Ex 473. nttertayrlgan to imitate, BH.
JSITERLEAN
6
iBHTOWE
altarlton n. reward, rucamptnM, reffifufiofiy
re<r»6iUiofi.
iMtt«r]to Mcond, WW506^*.
SBftenrA (oompO Meond, fcUowirngt nexi,
latter, lower, CP.
»tt6r-rip (M) -rfipe m. crupper,
mtUnMaok^ to ride after.
9tt«rTdwmii^ to row after, ESil***.
MtUrryne m. *oeoureuB,' CPsW.
9ft«mng m. (after-song), matins, GM449.
Attenlngallle (— -Bftngtio) oj moHns,
GM476.
tttttrtfnf end m. suu^nior, yrw\2»^.
stteima |0^ ay)MQir<i«, ^W^* NG.
nftenpnao I. after^aaim, IXisSS^.
Aftenprecan* lo eJoim, LL 226 [9,4].
ttttanpyriaii to irodk oiU, search, inquire
into, examine, GP.
8Bft«rwMnl adj. a/ter, following, ftuiher,
behind, in the rear, later, M.
CBttarweardnes f. posterity, WW464".
»ft«rwrlteii written afterwards, LoD69b.
8Bft«rwynMUi to cause, effect,
att<r-yld« -vldo f. ^advanced age, old age :
after age, later time, BH. [idd(o)]
SDfttWMurd = tefterweaid
9ft«waarde adv. behind.
nttra =: aBfterra
Attretta superL last,
aaftum adv. after, MtR24n.
»ttvr=8Bfter
ailSlaiie, safSonoa (o, u) in. insuU, offence :
grudge, displeasure, anger.
aAl-weard (CP) -ward absent
flsfweardnas f . absence, Bo,GD.
ttfwela f . decrease of wealth, Loi>3*170".
flBfwendla (WW223^)=>efw3rTdla
SBf-werdelsa, -wyrdelsa m. injury, damage,
loss.
SBfwyitUa, m. injury, damage, loss : fine
for injury or loss.
«fwyKf(u)7 f. degradation, disgrace, RB.
Myll9nde fulfilling the law, pious, Ce704.
Afyii=&fen
MyraSSe^ fp. sweepings, rubbish, [f eormian]
Af n. (nap. figra) *egg,* LcdJLh,OKT,Met,
fig=ieg; Ogsn^agan
«Bge=effe; figen=ageii
Agara (K) dp. of fi^.
flK«rfeliiia f. egg-sh^n, LoD20b.
Sgergelu n. ycih of egg, Gl. [fig, geoln]
flfflota m. seafa/rer, sailor. An 2 58. [leg]
A g g e n iang n. egg-mixture, WW.
Ag-hwi ml., -hwnt, n. pron. each one, every
one, everything, who or whatever. AghwSt
nent. anything. [»g=agi]
Aghwftr everywhere, in every direction,
Mk; M : in every ease, in every respect i
anyichere. [*aywhere*]
fighwaM (g8. of fishwa) aUogelher, in every
way, entirely, whMy, throughout, in general.
AghwflBt Y. nghw&.
flghwaSar (figSar, atSer). I. proiL each or
every one (of two or more), either,* both,
AO,Mt (gV). II. oonj. fighwtt^r (ge)...
ge; £gS6r...and both...andi as well., .as.
flg-hwanan, •hwaaon(e), -hwannon, -hwa-
nmn, from aU parts, everywhere, on every
side, %n every way.
flg-bwir, -hwSr=fighwfir
Affbwale = Aghwilo
flghw^er = ftghwn'Ser
Aghwider on every side, in aU directions : in
any direction, anywhere.
AghwUe adj. each, every, whosoever, whatso"
ever, all, every one, Bo,Met. A. aura each.
A. 5t$er each other. Ma. Aghwiloee in every
uxky. [y. *eacA']
Ag-hwonan, -hwonoa (GP), -hwonenew
Aghwanan
AiSiwydar ^ Aghwider ; Aghwylc=Aghwi]o
Agltt f. (m? nT) restitution, repayment.
AgUde adv. receiving no ^wergud* as com'
pensation, LL.
AgUtrrAgylt; Ai^Ao^aglAo
Af^iaw learned in the law.
Ai^taa=aglAoa
AglfWi m. white of egg. [Bm]
Agmang (WW4»)=£ggemaag
Agmore f . root of the eye, socket? Lcd3-98*.
[«age]
ing n a n sb. pi. awns, sweepings, chaff, Gl.
[y. egena]
Agnes =agne8, ▼. agen; Agnlan=agman
Agru ▼. Ag; 8Bgsa=eg8a
AOoiU (y) i' eggsheU,ljOD.
AgSar = i^bws'Ser
Agweard f. watch on the shore, B241. [ieg]
Agwern = AghwAr
Agwyrt f . dandelion, LoD t68b.
Agylde=Agilde
Agylt m. sin, offence, [mw, gylt]
Agype without skill or cunning (BT),
PPs 106^'.
aBhher (MkR4")=ear
Ahlw n. paUor, OEG4897.
Ahlwe pallid : deformed.
Atalwnes f. paUor, Lod 1-294*.
Alil^ m. breach of the peace, assault, LL.
[op. »thlyp]
»ht^eaht
Aht L f. (rare in eg.) possessions, goods,
lands, wealth, catUe, Mk; AO : ownership,
control [agan : *aifyA<' 8b.] II.=dht
Afthtan to persecute, LkL21».
Ahtboren 6om in bondage, RBll**.
Ahte=ahte pret. eg. of agan.
AhteUnd n. territory, BH368^«.
Mhtemann m. tiller of the soil, serf, farmer,
AhtMwAn m. swineherd who was a chattel on
an estate, LL449^
Alitgasteald n. possession, Jul 116.
Ahtgeetreon n. possessions, Ph606.
Alitgewaaldt pin. power, control
nhtlan = eah^iHni
+»liUe f. esteem, B369.
ahtowe (LkR2»)=reahta
JSHT8PED
.ffiLTiBWE
AhtipM t weaUh, riches, LPb103>«.
AhtipMlg f»6^
fthtwelat m* tMoUh, riches,
mhtmeing weaUhy, rich, Ji7l18.
Ahwnnne, fthwAr, -hw&rsfthwwime,
ahwftr
fibwjrrfui = ahwierian
nbK=»08; nigsttg
8Bl- prefix = Leal(l)-; ILel(e)-
8b1 m. piereeTf 'oto!,* ^.
film.'ee//TrTr;Mdl
fitt=Ma
AUMend m. legisUOor, SPbO*^.
AlArenile m. feac^ o/<Ae lawt instructor in
reunion, ElSOQ,
AlAta L n. desert place. IL desert, empty,
W47<^. IIL I. divorced woman.
AlAien L^alfiten pp. of alAtui. IL=z
Alagol lawgiving, GPH397>«.
fibtn lo Miuae, light, set on fire, Imm, M,CP.
Alirtow (-larcia) m. teacher of (Ae law,
Pharisee, NO.
AliS=eftU^; slbeorhtseallbeorht
8BlUta(QL)=ilfeta
Ale [elo, ylo (VPs); ▼. 'each*] I. (pron.
sabst.) any, aU, every, each (one), MjiO,
CP. »io...dtriim the one... the dher. II.
(adj. pron.) each. Led : any, CP.
aolOMddt altogether cold, very eotd.
nleor, »lei»=elcor, elora
alonBltlgt ohnighty, aU-powerfiU.
Atoabt (AO) nlowoht n. everything.
8BM=tt]ed; 8BM-=ield-
8BM«wiite (NG) = ealdwita
Aiaeung = dleooung
Aledf m. gs. fildesnre, JSre6ra9ui. A.weooan
to kindle afire, Whals21. [ON. eldr]
Al«df^ IL jiame of fire, PhSOBT
Medltonui m. fie-hrand, B3125.
nlflgriMlg ffreetiy, ^L 18»*. [eall-]
alcfrine (RP8l27>)=ea]lgr6ne
SDlelendlM = delendiso
selflmldde I. exact middle, M.
Alange I. lengthy, tedious, vexaHous, CP.
[*elenge*] IL toeariness. ^^
AI«iignM f. tediousness. So, WW. ^^
aslepe? 'origanum,* wHd marjoram, WW
29^*. [fBleneT BT]
MopfUe I. *eeZ-i)ou</ 6iii^e, WW.
m\A pres. 3 sg. of alftn; Ale8, A0=filed
8»l0W6aldeiid = eaQwealdend
»lf ml. (pL ielfe, ylfe) *elf,* sprite, fairy,
goblin, incubus, B,Lcd.
flBlUdl f. moAlmore, LoD 123b.
lBltBBl0=eaJfelo
0l-fwii, -ier f. loAofe army, AcmI, Ex 66.
alfoyiiii n. e(/ln roee, Lod 123a.
urif <f = tdf aro
AI-Hm, -fix m. eeZ, TC242u.
alllta =ylfetii
al-ljreiiiod, -fremd, (el-) tiirange, foreign, M :
(+) estranaed, LPs 67* : (w. iram) /^,
separated from, M.
nlframeda (el-) m. stranger, foreigner.
SBlfraniediiiig f. 'aJiemiiio,* REjtP^.
»]f-Mleii« (i^')t bright as an eff or fairy,
beautiful, radianL
nllridan f. elvish infiuence, nightmare,
LoDl20b.
wtUaogeSSu m. hiccough {thought to have been
caused by elves), Jjod 124b.
aUSttodiloa = elKodiglioe
asUSfeno f. nightshade, LoDl23b.
atftylpe (-"c3-)t n- !• strange land. IL
foreign band, enemy.
ADiyd f. eel receptadef eel-shinf (BT)
LL466».
AUo (o/ (^ Zat0), 2e(^ lawful, M. adv.
-Koe.
mun f. sustenance, QlT (t. £842166)
Attng f . 6iirfitn9, iE : ardour.
«lliig-=fileiig-; nll-=nl.,eal(l)-,el(l).
aalniMBsttlmeflae
MlmeHBeer m. ground of which the yield teas
given as alms, first-fruits. All -3**.
ttlmaabnS n. gratuitous bath, W171'.
»lm«tdflBd f . alfiMdeei{, M.
«lmeMl6Dde giving alms, NC269.
vlmafteoh n. ahns : Peter's pence. Borne-
scoL ['alfiw/ee*1
ttlmesf nil charitatle.
a»lmeiff Mill n. distribution of akns.
Mbnefgeorii charitable, M.
Mlmesglfa (y*) m. giver of alms, W72'.
Mlmeiglfu f. alms, charity, W159**.
ntaneahUf m. doU of bread, TC474*>.
mlm^aMc giving of alms, NG269.
ntaneslteht n. a light in church provided at
the expense of a pious layman.
8»lmflslle cAomoiie : depending on alms,
poor. -Hoe, adv. charitably, GET. (Ot.)
nlmetlond m. land granted infrankalmoigne,
[ahnes-]
ntaneimanii m. *(Umsman,' bedesman,
beggar. Led; M.
aBlmeapanlng m. alms-penny.
atanMriht n. right of receiving alms.
flalmetae f. ^alms,* almsgiving, Da,Mt; JE,
CP. [L. eleSmoeyna]
ntanenylan (e*) f. almsgiving.
Almesweoro n. almsdeed, Bl25*'.
atanldde = aalemidde ; SBlmleiitig = nhnibtig
almlhtig (ea*,e*) adj. *almighly,* B,Ps,TC;
AG,GP : m. the Almighty.
ailmflitlgnea f. omnipotence, AS 69^.
aibnyrea m. one enHrely black, Ethiopian,
Ah432.
nlmyMe = elmease
Alnet n. eel net, BH.
Alplg =s anlipig
flBlron adj. of an alder tru, KC 7-316. ['ol-
<2em']
»lreord=elreord
atayndilf separately, LkR2*.
altAwe (So, 6) complete, entire, perfect,
healthy, sound, true, M,AO,CP : noted, M.
[Cfoth. tfiwa}. -Bee adv.
JE1S>E0D 8 ^RENDBOC
SBlStecl (»KSied-)^::^HS6od nppla) aiw Hnd of fruit, fruU in general :
al-walda, -wealda=ealw8alda *a^P^>' OPfOen : ojjple of (he tyt, haU,
nlwlhtt m. tffroMe ereaJhiirt, nnontter anything round, BoJOPfioL
[=*^wiht] : (in pL)=eaUwihtft. mfptVbSbit9i\ fruil-heairing : appUrheofring,
mnberii =embr en »ppelb0ara m. orcheard, PPsTS*.
ftmeUe intipid, WW43S^. »ppelb«rende appie-bearing, I)Rd8».
ftmrinw f . sla ekness, doth, M : weofinua, flBpp«l«yim n. Hnd of app le. Lo p 07a.
dfj^iMf, WW. »ppel«yni«l n. <M>pfe |>fp, WW440**.
Amen, fimenne (AO) uninhabited, desolate, »ppeltet n. appU-veeael, ZI)A31-15*^
desert nppelf mIu a^pte-y«Oow, 6oy , B21 fl6,
fimenne soUtude, AS4u (v. W^3). i^palhOi n. /ritt< «toreAouM, WW.
ftmtrge f. embers, ashes, dust. Led; M. »pptfsoMla f. apple-core, WW371^
['em6er*] s sppeta er^aA n. (only in pL) apple-parings,
Amel-=£men- WWllS^
Ametbed n. ant-hiU, LoDl21b. nppeltriow n. 'oopZe-free,' WW.
Amethwll f . leisure, M. wppeltQu m. apple or fruit garden, orchard,
AmothyU m. ant-hiU, GP 101». M,CP.
ftmetiui =£mtian sppetifern m. erab -appU tree, B03*93^
Ametto m. leisure, rest, CSP. [mOt] asppelwln n. cider, WW 430*.
tbmttU t* emmet,* ant, Led,WW;M, nppladt shaped like an apple, round,
Amettlf (GP), -m(e)tif; {M) 'emnty,' vacant, embossed. El Vappied*]
Bl,^ : unoccupied, wUhauJt employment, JB : appul- = apnl- ; np8^»flp» nbs.
unmarried, OP. npien shameless, OEGT*^.
Ainettlglan=:fimtian nptonat f . iieyroce.
Amlnd6n./orye</iiIfieM, LoDl•384^ Ar I. adv. oomp. firor; rop. firoet»
ftmM dismay^, disheartened, M,AO, ftr(e)st *ere,* before that, soon, formerly,
Amt-sfimett- beforehand, premousl^, already, latdy, tiU;
±Amtlan to 'empty,* ^ : to be at leisure, (oomp.) sooner, earlier ; (rap.) just now,
have time for, M,CP, first of all, OBT,Jn,El : early, prematurely,
Amtteni i. empftne^e, GD35". Qu,Mk. on fir; fir tSiwDm previoudy,
Amtloa m. *ccscum inietHwum,* WW 160". formerly, beforehand, CP, t6 &r too soon.
Ainynde=fimind e fir ot^ asfter sooner or later, hwonne fir
Amyroe excellent, WW393". how soonf whenf hwSne fir just before.
Aniyrie=fimeige; Ainytte=fimette on ealne fime mergen tiery early in the
Antsifin; +nn-=+en- morning, ne fir ne ait^n neither sooner
8Bnlweoe=imbreoe; and- = end- nor later. &TaxidtiiS at (Ul times. ILoonj.
ibn9 (axte) once, at some time, ^,B : at any *ere,* 6e/ore that, until, MJlO,CP. fir
time : ai once. [* end *] 'Sam('Se) before, B. III. prep. (w.d. ) before.
nnedsened IV. adj. only in oomp. and sup. (firra,
Anes ady. once, firest) q.v. V. f.=ar f. VI. n.=ar n.
Anetre = anwintre Ar- = I. early,former. II. intensitive prefix.
Anett, finetne8=anet; Anga=anga Arm L m. scraper, strigU, Ql. II.=fiiTa
Anganoundes in a unique way? (BT), ArAt m. excessive (or too early?) eating.
LoD 162b. 8Brbe- = yrf e-, ierfe-
»nge, sengei = enge, engel ArbeSoht premeditated.
AngUso=£ngli0o; »nld=ened Arboren earlier bom, first-bom (or ?two
Anig adj. pron. and sb. 'any,* any one, words), Gbh973.
Mh,Jn. finige "SSnga somehow, anyhow, »ro=earo; SBrce^aroe
[an] Arcwlde m. prophecy? Mod 4.
Anlgge = antege ArdAd f . former deed.
Anl^xkon any one, some one, NG. Ardag m. (najK firdagas) earl^ da/y, early
Aniht = awoht ; Anlnga = annnga mom, dawn : m pL former days, past times,
»nlAnan=onlfinan; Anlefan=:endlafon AO.
Anlip- = anlep- Ardta8 m. premaJtwe deaih. Ex 539.
Anllo one, * only, * singular, solitary, P« ; Lk : snrdlan = ea^dian
unipte, glorious, noble, splendid, excellent, 8Brdon=:»mdon? from eman (Gkein),
Bo; i£,AO. ady. -Uoe. B(a191.
Anllplg {M)= anlipig nrdung = eaidnng
Anne ( AO,CP) y. an. Are L =yre. II. in oomp. = -oared.
Anote useless, LL254[3,34]. Artafe ( =:fi*) detected, TC230».
AnrAdnls = anrfidnee ; Anyge = aneage Areldo *anteritus, * WW 347^*.
Anytte=finette; »pl)=s<»ppel Aren made of brass, brazen, MJlO,CP :
apledssfldppled tinkling? [ar; op. Oer, ehem]
seppel m. (nap. aspplas, rarely ap(p)la, Arendbdo f . fne^M^e, letter.
iERENBDRAGA 9 M8CDBACU
Arenddnea (AO,CP) stftrendiaoa Arncmtif^iilto mahainal, GM277.
Orendo zl * errand,* mesaage, BH,Ou; AO : Arnemntd (tformnetUioned.
miMiofi, A%,Ohr : annoer, neum, Udings, M. ameweg m. road for riding on, raee-covne.
ArsiMttaBit eonmiMioned wOk an errand, [ieman]
ML2e^. nrnlaB « eaznian
Arendgist m. oii^ GsH 2290. Mrnlng f. *fimmii^, ' riding, racing, Bo,OD :
Orendiswrll n. wriUen message, JeUer, JR, flow of blood, MiLV^. (lorn-)
GP. «ni8=emt$
±Ar«iidbiii lo ^ ofi <m errand, carry a wnSUgtn (1) m* house-officer, Ql.
message, send word to, CP : iiUoroede, BE; wrnungsseaniimg; AronsArran
i£:(+)«p6e(I,«iie6ee({, W238^. [*6ffu2e'] Am I. adv. earlier, 6e/ore, fte/oreAoful,
Arendnoi m. messenger, ttposUe, ambas- formerlg, MJkO : rather. IL pfep. (w. d.)
sador, angei, MJlO : represeniaiive, sub- oefore,
stiiuie, proxy, BH270». ArartrsArett
Arendie^ n. sk^f, smaU boaL Am m. Am in. adj. earUer, former, Bo,M!l ;
Arandiaeg m. meeeeiver, Orar668. CP. on Anran d«g the day oefore yesterday.
ArendiprAe 1 message, RdOI". ['cre»* 'erer']
Arandunf f. errand : emnuI-^oHi^. Vemd" AnorsAror; aMt=ean
•M^ '] Anetaftl 1 oM toori;, aneienf ImUding,
Arand-wiafla (AO) -wreoa, (CP)=Ar«Q« anehan^wnhensetwhen; AnHsAreet
dzaoa Antnf=Ant«f
ArandanttsArendgewrit Ar-Sam, -tSon, -tSamtSe ▼. Ar; «iS-s=yr9-
Araue^ =: Arendeoip ; Arar = Aior Arwaool early awake, M,
Aratt I. ady. and sapBrL adj. flrH, atfrsi, +flHrwa depraved, wicked, EPslOO^.
before aU, M,CP. T$i, tSonne, aitnSan A. Arwala m. ancient weaUh, B2747.
as soon as. A. tSnga Jlre< of oO. IL= Arworiild f. ancient world, Gb937.
Ariet Aiyiid=Aiend; ArsrrsAror
Artodar m. fcrefoArr, B2622. Atjit L =» Ariet. II. t= Areet
ArfBBftB^arfee^ serf a^s^iezf e, yrfa Aa n. food, meal, carrion : bait. [OHO.
ArgaddB done before, GP. fte]
Aif aframed 6e/ore eommttted. SMC I. m. nap. aeoae 'aeJb*-<ree, O'lJTC ; Mdf :
Aff alfead previously instructed, MtL14*. name of the nine for » : (t) spear, lance :
Arsananined, -geendsAmemned ship, M* II.:s«oe
Ar^eatriont n. aneieiU ireaetire. Aecsere unshorn, unirimmed. [eoieran]
Arfawaoiat n- ancient work, work of Men Aeean to dema nd (legally), LL177^
times. Aeci4io(WW273**)=Aeoeapa
Affewlnn n. former strife or trouble, M eeeobarandt m., -boraf m. spear-bearer,
warfare, GB0e8l9. soldier.
Argaw y rtitt n. former work, deed of M. aeicbaraiida spear-bearing, Gxv20il.
AiglsBd very bright, Ex293.
AigMf good from old times f, very good, Aeea f, fuking, inquiry, search, LL : claim
ArtiwDumt ereioAt2e,/ormer^. (^ tnearaiice money for theft of cattle),
flBilan=:erian; eeilg (OET)=earh LL175>. ['ael;* eb.]
Arlhtt n. code of law orfaM. ibseeap (S^) n. rem nant, p atch.
Ariof f . day-break, early morning (A). eeeoada fpl. refused WW 148**.
Arise =Saiieo neeageiwip n. cinders, ashes, TG318**.
Ariel L (S) mfn. rising VPs ; resurrection, saeeaB L fm. vessel of ash-wood, bucket, pail,
(Mwakening, Jn;CP. [*arist^ II. s Areet botUe, cup. IL adj. made of ash-wood,
JMiof ? very dear, OEQ66**. a^Aen, LoD.
AriM=:arlSaet eeeofaala ashy-hued, WW 204".
Arlie(i} adj. ; -lice ady. 'eorly,' Jn. meegneg ashy gray, WW204>«.
Ariyft f. early morning air, WW415^. eeeohara m. naval force. Ma 69.
seeetaoltt n. spear of euh-wood, spear-shaft,
Armofgea (a^, a*, e*) m. early morning, lance (v. aleo Mdf).
dawn, day-break. Aeelan = aoeian
Armorgenlte of early morning, DR. eesemann m. ship-man, sailor, pirate. [»eo]
sem n. dwelling, habitation, house, building, aeeeplegam. play of spears, battle, Jui>217.
doseL eeeorind f . 6arib of the ash-tree, Lod.
Am = firen eeeordft brave in battle.
mnuLik to* run,* ride, gallop, BHi{-\-)to ride, aeeeetede m. place ofbatOe, Mod17; Mdf.
ran to, reach, gain by running or riding, eeeeetederiMI f. cross marking a baMefkld?
ilO:=+ieman. Ct(BT).
eerndlan - flerendian eeeottr m. gkry in war, Gair 2069.
Araa-maigeii, -merigen (A) = Armoigen eeebSraou f . baHUe, Qws 2163.
M8CDBCnrR 10 JBTHEBBAl^
8B0O-8rota, -"Srota f . a plant, fertUaf vervainf deprive of, enaleh away, draw off, withdraw,
Ainml emattnese of the eye, jLod. Mt; M : release, rescue, enlarge : prevent,
ibaaoganp. slough {of snake) JjodSSsu [a- ^L31^*. [^aibraid*]
Bmogan] aDtoUflan to adhere, BJPs 101*.
flBiOWOTt = eaowyrt SBtellSaii to adhere, OET 181.
OBtewlga} m. {spear-) warrior. ntdSmaii to refuse, give judgment against,
SDiGWlaiiot brave. EC202.
SMOwyrt f . verbena, vervain. Atddn any. to take away, deprive.
fi8eyidlaii'({e2tn^fvere,'PPs. «ta=ate
AsaUeml (y*) m. lawgiver. »ttaea (eth-) m. * appendix,* OEG63^'.
flM0=ha8el 9ttecn6a=ntyone8
mlliaiMl m. law-breaker, LPs. »taaldod too M, ^{2^).
aMn^ = esne- ; a&sp = sBspe I. attow- = niSsw-, »tyw-
Mpe I. f . aspen-tree, whtte poplar, Gl ; Mdf. attean = satycan ; ategir = »tgar
[*(Mp^'] IL=»b8 ateglan to Aorm, PPS881*.
Mpen adj. €upen. attede piet. 3 b^. of *»tgan he came.
A^eng, fiBprmg(e) = asspryng Atewlan = ateonan
Bdsixind {pe) t. aspen bar%. Led. ['<Mp*] altow-=8Btiew-, et^-
AsprlngnM = aspnmgenea ateray n = atorcyn
Ai^ng nf. spring, fountain, CP. [Sa] : Atere (@^) m. * eater,* gUUton, Prov; NG.
departure, Cbh^tTI. Atern I. (NG) vtjier. II.=&treii
Ati I. = Saeet. IL = Sst. alSw- = ntiew-, nt^-
AstAnan=a8tffinan; Astan^Sastan atfastan (» o^-) to inflict on, afflict with :
astal m. book-marker, CP9. [L. hastola] fasten to, drive into. Impart to, CP115^ :
ml = eeol commit, entrust : marry to.
AfwApe sbpL sufeepings, rubbish. atCnstnlaii to fasten? entrust f AS 21^*.
Aswio m. offence, stumbling-block, infamy, atfaran* to escape, ShbU".
seduction, deceiL atf eallan^ to fall, fdU out : fctU away, fail, be
Aswlca, oswioend m. offender, deceiver, reduced, LL; M : happen, [^atfcul*]
hypocrite, traitor. atfele m. adhesion, PP872**.
Aswlea m. violation of Ood*s laws (orT atfeng m. attaching, distraint ▼. LL2'279.
aduUery), W 164*. atteohtaii*t to grope about.
±A6w letan to offend, deceive, JE : apostatize, atf telan* to stick to : adhere, apply oneself
WW342» : desert, M. to, continue in, CP.
AswlenM f . stumbling-block, LPs 105**. atteonlan to tal» ^comi So 160^.
Aswloung I. offence, stumbling-block, M : atf erian to carry away, bear off.
deceit, M : sedition. atfllan=»tf Solan
Aswlnd idU, slothful, WW422». [swTS] atflton* to flee away, escape by flight, M.
A8yUen4l=ffi8ellend ra<)Iee']
at I. prep. (w. d. and, more rarely, a) atlldwan' to flaw together, accumulate,
f local) *at,* near, by, in, on, upon, with, bcr SPs61^*.
fore, next to, as far as, up to, into, toward : atfdn^ to seize upon, lay claim to, LL.
(temporal) at, at the time of, near, in, on, to, [' atfong ']
until : (causal) at, to, through : (source) atforan I. prep. w. d. before, in the presence
from : (instrumental) by. »t feawum of, in front of, dose by, Jn;M. [^a^ore*].
wordum in ftw words, BH : in respect to, II. ady. beforehand (time).
as to. II. ady. at, to, near. 8Bt nehstan, atiytlgan, -fylgan to adhere, cling to.
sst niSeetaA flnaUy. set- in compositions a(-gadere (AG), -gsBddre (CP), -gsdre,
at, to, from. -IB^flederum aidy. tog^ffier, united, at the same
ibihiabi. eatables, food, meat, flesh, Ou;^, time, [gadrian]
AG. fit and w»t food and drink, M : at-gAre n., -gar m. spear, dart, javelin, Gl.
the act of feeding, eating, PPs;'MkL (e). atgangan' to go to, approach, Az 183.
[*eai' sb.] II. pret. 3 sg. of etan. ['a<S^o*]
At* = ate- ; -Ata y. seU-nta. atgeddre, -gedre = etoadere
atAwlan=CBtiewan atgenumen removed, taken away, WW
ietan* to eat, devour, AS IT^* ; 37*. 529**.
atbten any. to be present. Atglefaf (eo, i) m. food-giver, feeder.
atberan* to carry to, bring, produce, show, atglfan* to render, give, B2878.
Da : carry off, B. [*a(6ear*] atglldan^ to slip away, disappear, 0EG7"*.
atberstan* to break out, or away, escape from, atgrApe seizing, n. weorSan seize, B 1268.
JB. [* atburst *] atliablMiB to retain, M.
atbrUan = etbregdan athaaldan' to keep back. So 109^*.
atbrMendlio abkuive, .£Gb23^. atbeblmn* to take away, take out, hold back,
at-bregdan, -bredan* to take away, carry off, M : exalt oneself, CP 1 13".
jsrrmNDAK ii ^deldugub
setliliidaii prep. w. d. behind, afkr, Chr; M, wtgprlngaii* to rusk forthy spuH out, B1121.
Vaihindeii'] ValBpring']
sttiltapaii^ to run away, flee, escape, W 162*. miMpdagnm, -spruiig(en)ne8 f . dtfeetion,
mihJLfp m. asaavU, [op. fihlyp] »tipiiriuuk = flBtspoman
wdXhAoMSk^ to touch, move, MtiM, [*a<rine*] »t^yriii]ig=rBt8pomang
atliilne m. touch, »tsl=itot pros. 2 sg. of etaa.
ttthwft each, every one, »tat- = oiSBt-
astliwire xMieii'Aol, HOL421''. 9tit»l m. a«2, oMMtonee (GK);=et0teall
»t-hw«ga,-hw»ga,-hweg(a)adT.«(miei0ila<, (BT), OulSO.
toIeroUy, a lUUe : Aoir. SBtoUBppan* to step up to,. B 745.
athwaorteii* to rehtm, ^fo 6ck;i, B2299. tttetandan* to stand stiU, stand ai, near,
ttfhwdn ady. almost, nearly. in or by, ^ : remain, stand up : check,
mthS^'eviscerata,' (skinned? BT),WW^92r. resist, M : cease, Lk; M. VaUtand*]
setlenuui' to run avaay, M. [^aJlirin *] ntetaiideiid m. bystander, attendant, M,
ntfafwrnn (o'S-; e, da, do, i, f) pret. «g. mmsMd^ndt standing by, QJ)2M*^.
-ie(w)de, (tr.) to show, reveal, display, die- artsleall m. assistance, meeting with hostiie
close, manifest, Mt (f), CP : (intr.) Moio inleni (GK) : station, camp station (BT),
oneadf, become visible, appear, Mt (f). WaldI*^.
[*aiew *] »t-<ient ▼. fletetandan ; -stente ▼. fletstyntaa.
Attng f. eaHng, So 170* (d) : pastwret Mdf. aBtaOlhui to ^02, LoD25b.
Sttnge (y*) speechless, OEG40**. »titr«iigaii to unMoU wrongfully, LL206^
8Btli pree. 3 sg. of flBtwesan, etbfiOQ. ntftyntan to 6{«n<, cliitt, weaken,
mtiW'=miSeW', etyw- SBtiwerlMi* to deny on oath, LL.
»tUMaa(»otS-)to<^'<«<»«(oyf'^* VaUead*] ntnrtgtok to keep silence about (be) GD
«tlk adj. eataNe, WW,LkL (%), 217».
atttogan* to lie uUi, JBQrV^, [*citiie'] Mtowtaamaa' to e«oa|)e 6y MOfmmin^, swim
ntttmiiaa' to /a0 oioay from, escape, be lost, out, Chb918.
M. iettaa (ayttaa) to eat up,
aBtlddaa to 2iirl;, hide, AB. ['atfttlien*] Atter, JBttor=ator; Attr-=fitr-
aBtaAbstoa (y) ad v. o< l ast, artSriagaa' to toi« away from, deprive of.
ataes f. edibility, WW22«^K atwtaxaa^ to tncreoM (Swt.).
flDtataaaa* to toite atoay, deprive of, Ex414. tttwegaa* to dear away, carry off, B 1198.
aetol =etol Atwela abundance of food, feast, Sottl 123.
AtOB pret. pL of etan. tBtwealaa to wean from, lL368'.
Ator, iBtoroynn ^itor, atoroynn atwesaa aay. to be at hand,
Atna -Strian astweteade at hand, imminent, WW.
SBtreoeaa w. d. aad a. to declare forfeit, SBtwladaa' to escape, M. ['atvoind*]
deprive of, LoD. ntwlst Lf f. i>re«ence. IL=edwi8t
ACrea poisoned, poisonous, MtL (-era). flBtwItaa* to re^proocA (tri^), censure, tauni,
[*atten»T ife<,P«; CP. [*a<u»ite']
fttreaaidd of venomous spirit, malignant mtwfnosLn to seize by fraud.
(or? two words), GnE103. ast^eaa to €M to, increase, BH. [!ecan]
Atreaaes f. poisonous nature, LcD55a. as^aat f. tfi«rea«e, BH.
±AtrUia to poison, AO : become poisonous. At9aAa=ont^nan; A^age=Atinge
[* alter'] »^=89ti8 pres. 3 sg. of etweBan.
SBtrig jioMoiKHM, Xol ;M. [* ottery *] nt-ywaa, -ywian = ntiewan
»Mhte (y) I. adj. riaht €U, near, present, astsiwodaes f. showing, appearance, manifes-
at hand, II. adv. cimost, nearly, tation, revelation, GD.
CBtiaeaa* to (ieny, XI;; ^ : renounce, JUk, mtfyrtgtndl^ demonstrative, MGb,
[*atoaJbe*] nl^waes f. showing, manifestation, revela-
atnuaae (ab, e, o) adv. united, together, at ticn : apparition, iE : Epiphany,
once, AO. stfwiiagf. manifestation, Epiphany, CM
•tseBotaa' to escape, disappear, MF (Veep. 531.
Dziy). ASaa I. (d:)tofnal«oaiA,«t0ear. [iX] II. »
•tieflltea' to «ftooe attuy. If$an
flBttfttaa* to sit by, remain, stay, Chr, nSel^aBtSele; ASel^eiSel
I'atsit*] ttSelborea of no62e birth, distinguished, M :
ttttUpfta' to eleep fteeuie, LoD83a. free-bom, M : inborn, natural
fBtoOdaa^ to slip, glide,faU, M, fleSellMreaaet f. nobility of birth or nature,
vtMiaae (^)=»t0amae M : inborn nature, OEG4518.
fBlqwraaa* (a) to strike against, stumble, go aSaleuad of noble birth,
wrong, CP : rebel (»t). ttSdenadaet f. no62enee«, Bo 46".
mtgpomang i. offence, etumbUng-hlock, mis- flBSeleyaiBg m. no6Ie king (Christ), M.
fortune, CM230. aSelduguS f. no62e reltnue, Cb1012.
iBDELE 12 AFBDAN
flriStle noble, arisloertUie, exeeUetU, famoust Owloiiw f. etemUy, RPsl02^* (▼. p. 303).
glorious, Ex,Otn; M,AO,CP i splendid, fine, Awletan (e, U 2f)» -wielme m. sowrce, fount,
eosUy, valuable : lusty, young : pleasant, spring,beginning,AO,CP. [-BSawyun]
sweet-smeiling, Oen : {+)natural, congenial, Awlntr«=&iiwmti6; Awlf-sfiwiso-
suital>le, I'adtel*] Awlio L nf. ojfence, shame, disgrace, die-
nS^l-ferSlngwyrt, -fyidingwyrt t sHtchr honour, AO. [(Toi^ aiwiaka] IL dis-
wort (plant), Lod. graced, shameless, indecent ^^
+8BS6llant to nuihe noble or renowned, Hy, Aivliebereiido disgraceful, shamehd, WW
ri-oMefe'] 264«
flSells =»'5emo ; fiSello =6a«elio «wIm« = Awiao L
aSattng m. man of royal blood, nobleman, Awtoe-fflrtnoiid (Ql), -fixina (NO) m.
chief, prince, AO,Chb (▼. LI^*274) : "fking, shameless sinner, pubUean,
Christ, Ood, Or : ^man, hero, saint; in pL Awlsollo disgracefut, infamous, OEG.
men, people, Oen. [* aiheling*] Awlsemftd ashamed, abashed^ cowed.
8»8oliiighid n. princdy slate, Lod3*438^ AwlseBM t shameless conduct : reverence,
bbSUVOo noble, excellent, adv. -lloe. Awlt» m. counsellor, El465.
«8«ln6f f . nobility, exceUenoe. AwUo legal, lawful, adv. -Hoe.
«8elo s nlSela ± AwBlan to marry, M.
flriktartenc m. stoeet smell, Ph195. Awnung f. wedlock, OEG.
8Bo«ttiiiifolt n. noble star. ibwvl baske t with a narrow neekfor catching
feSelu in. nobiUty, family, descent, origin, fish, WWISI^. rtscawl, Bl^
GP : nature : noole qualities, genius, talents, Awiunboran taufuUy bom, LL76'.
jKre-eminencetBoiproducefgrowth. [*athel*] AwungsAwnimg; Awuiigt=Sawiiiige
M- =: S«. Awyn m. stream, BC 1-542.
Mm (d) m. air, breath, breathing, GP; A-wybn* -wylmesftwielm
jSa<. (d) : oajNmr, JB : 62mI, iB. ['elAem*] 8BW]^dla=CBfw7Tdla
Mmlan to /iMii«,exAaJe,emti a MiieK. Awyipm.<Arotoffi^a«»y:t0AalMoa<<ai(»y :
08re=fidre anaborUon. [aweorpan]
MreeUo fem6fe, BPs95^ Awyso- = Awisc- ; 8BZi=^»oB, eaz ; me =asoe
ASrei- =fi'8r7t- me^f. ase-Aeod, Ghii1012e. [ft]
SSSsot n. disgust, weariness. [&tSr6otan] nzfaru f. 'apparatus,* naval expedition f
ASryt L troublesome, wearisome, disgusting. («■ sbso-T ▼. £3 37-184), Gl.
IL n. weariness, disgust, tediousness, M. 8Bilan=a8oiaii; 8Bil=eaxl; nii=eo8
«8ryte=ft1SrytI. ifadan=af6dan
AStytnes f . tedium, r. OEG4582. itAgan to depict, figure, BH. [faff]
d^yttan to weary, M. itflgrlan (m) to ornament, adorn, BH.
8bSSm (Bd, Beaih-aong) = 0*950 I-t»lan» -f sBUaa = afyUan n.
Awl.=8g. II.=£we itOmanfo/oamoiil, PPsllS^.
AwAde without dolhes, WW230**. UAran to frighten, PPs,Mk,Ohr; AO,GP.
Awan to despise, scorn, Ps. l*afear,* *af eared]
AwlirAoe despising the law, M : adulterous, ftto8t=Swf8B8t
LL. Usestan I. to /(Mt, LL, W. II. to let out of>
Awbreoa (i, y) m. adulterer, LL (y). hire,MkRl2^.
l*eaubruehe**'\ Ataatia interj. certainly / assuredly / M.
Awbryoe m. adultery, M ; LL. [' eaubruehe^ '] itseetnlan (e) to fix upon, fasten, make firm,
Awda, Swdamann m. witness, compurgator, confirm, AO : enter, inscribe, M : buHd.
LL. ftfAttlan to fatten, anoint, APb22*; LPb140>.
Awe L fn. married woman, M : married Uandellc=:afattdodlio
people. II. lawful : married : bom of the ifandlan to try, test, prove, tempt, LkJLcd;
same marriage. M,02 : find ouJt, experience, M. alandod
Awelm = Swielm (and af anden T ) approved, excellent, M.
Hbw^hbT^lioTin. brother by the same marriage, Atand-lgendllc, •odlio proved, approved,
WW413>*. laudabU. adv. -odBoe.
Awf ne doubtful, uncertain. ftfandung f . trial, M.
Award adj. ? religious, or sb. 7 regular priest, ifangennes f. reception, acceptance.
AKS 128-298. [op. Sweweard] alara=eafora
SBwerdla = sef wyidia ftfaran to go out, depart, march, travel, ^^ AO.
Aweweard m. priest, Bl161". i*afare*]
AwfSBSt upright, pious, devout, religious, ituillSLii!' to faU down, fall in battle, Lk;CPi
ii:,GP : married, M. fall off, decay, ['afiule*]
AwfeBften n. legal or puJbUc fast. Ueallan = afyUan
AwfsBStHo lawful : reUgious, GP (nf-). adv. if Man to feed, nouri^ bring up, maintain,
-tioe. support, JB ;A0 : bring forth, produce,
AwtaBftnes f. religion, piety. [*4/^']
AFBQAN 13 AOENDFREO
if igan to join, DB (oe). iflraiiBui ( VPs) = ifremdan
if •hUn (I>B) =: if eohtan itremlhiiig f . alienation, VHy.
ifellansafyUan; ifeUe^fifeUe itrCoSan* tojroth, LcBiSb.
ifeohten* to fighi, fight againti, attack, AO : ifrten (-ia, N) to deUver,fre€,
tear omt, dettroy. afd6K=ofaldg; attar =«tar
if ton ' odisH,* JrPs. ifaUan to become foul, putrefy, rot, be corrupt,
if eonnlan to cleanse, purye, purify. defiled,
ifeoimung f. ecouring, cUaneing, purging, afuUo perveree, ▼. ES42-162.
So. ifulllaiid m. fuUer, BfkB9*.
i-feomn, -feoEiiaii (CP)=safieTnuQ ifunde rare wk. pret. 3 og. of afindan.
ifeonian to remove, do away, expel, diepel, ifuidennM f . invetUion, device, discovery,
M : go away. M.
if«r=alor; aftrm=ealora; ifiransrilAran UfUai to foul, stain, d^Je, corrupt, CP; M.
afartan to provide horses for team work {as Vafile*]
service for a lord), y. ANS100«73f. ifyllan I. (w. g. or ±) to fiU,fiUu9,replenish,
H-faiian (Gl), -ferransafierran ^atitfy, M; AO : complete, fumL [*afU}'].
if mean to become fresh, B086*". II. (y =ie) to cause tofaU, feu, beat ^^^,
if enlan = afeoraian overturn, subvert, demolish, abolish, Lk;Mi
ifestalan rWW49*)=8lMtiuan Oay, kill ['afeUe*]
afeflgan=liaf6taan ifynlan=&fiiidan; ifyr-=afierr-
iflenan (eo, i, y) to remove, withdraw, i^ran to emasculat e , affred (CP), af^
dejifort : estrange from, take away, expel, pp. aa sb. eunuch.
dr%ve away, CP. [feozr} iiyThiux to frighten, terrify, MJlO.
illerradnM (y) f . removal, NG270. i^da = if^red ; i^frran := Ifienan
ifl^on fried, Ql. il^iilan = ueortian
ifUgan to pursue, GxK 14". if^ian (intr.) to hasten : inspire with longing,
illndan* ( =on-) to find, find out, discover, Bl : (tr.) urge, impel, excite : drive away.
detect, Jn;M: experience, fed, M. [*afind*] [inti]
iflr- = afierr-, afeor-, &fyr- iga m. proprietor, owner, GD230^.
illrSan (—y) to remove, liODl '294x1. igAlan to hinder, keep back, preoccupy,
illsBgen pp. of aflSan. detain, hold back, retard, delay, AO :
ilMtoian = iflleman neglect, GP : profane.
ifltan* to strip off, fiay, GD. igAlwan to terrify, astonish, AO.
ifl9gan (DB) = l^egan ; iflinuui » aflfaman ifalan* to sound forth, sing, chant.
ill ton*, -fltogan to fly, flee away, Chi : fiy igald=ageald pret. 3 ag. of acieldan.
from, escape. Vq/lee*] igillan to become slack, CP65».
illtotan* to skim, Lod. igan I* (conj. Wt640) to own, possess, have,
ill&ui=afllegan o&totn, iln,Bo,Jfa,Jf(; AO,CP : give, give
ifllegan (!, f) to put to flight, expel, J& (I), up, deliver, restore : have to pay, *owe,*
[*a/Iey*] MtJ^k : have to do, ANS 123-417. a. at
ifDeman (f) to put to flight, expel, scatter, flnd out, discover. II. pret. 3 ^g. of
disperse, rout, Chr; CP : banish. [*<sfleme*] aginnan (ongmnan).
ifllt^=afliegaa igin (oonl. v. gan) to go, go by, pass (of
ifflgnng f. attackt LoD 1*338". time), Mk. oiu.go away : occur, befal, M :
"iflfwng Y. mete-a. come forth, grow, Ps : approach : lose
ill6wan' to flow, flow away or from, pass strength. [*a^*]
oicay, AO,CP. igangan=agan
ifljfg-, &flyh- s=afl!eg- iga f. possessions, property. [ON. eiga]
if^ennes f . attack (BT), LcD 1*366'. agfon>=^ong6an ; igahwfir = Aghwftr
ifl^man ss aflieman ; if 6g^n = &w6gian igeldan I. ito punish. IL = agieldan
aft>l n. power, might, LL (304**). igilwan = ag£lwan ; igiman = agyman
ifdn' (» on-) to receive, take in, take, Mk, igen I. * own,* proper, peculiar, BHJ3at,Iit;
Ps : lay hold of, seize, MtB,Jul : hold up, AO,CP,Cbb,M. &. oyre freewill, agnea
support. Vafong*] tSonoes vohinlarily, spontaneously : proper
ifondlan = if iwidian {gram.), ^Gb. II. n. property, LL : oion
ifor bitter, add, sour, sharp t dire, fierce, country. III. pp. of agan.
severe,harsh,impetuous. [0lr(?.eiTar,6ibar] igin^ongSan
afora s eaf ora iginbewendan to return.
iforliltan to be frightened, take fright, iginouman^ to return, Lk8<«.
wonder at, IE. igend m. otmer, possessor, master, lord,
MtUnkn, -Mfrian to comfort, console, make ae ^ the Lord.
glad, CP. [frdfor] igandfrte I. m. fer J, ottmer. Iht mistress f
il^em-dan, -dian to alienate, M : become Gxir2237.
aUenated, igandfrto = agendfrSa
AGENDLICE
14
AHELLIAN^
igendSee properly, cu one *s own : mpcrioiM-
ly, CP145».
if en-frlg», -frige = agendirga
igSngehweortftn* to reium.
igSnhwyrlan to return.
igSnlernan* to run againet, meet.
iginlAdmn to lead back, WW91*.
igenlle own : owed, due, DR.
ftgennama m. proper name, MC^bZS^.
If enitM f . prciierty, M,
if Cnsendan to eend back, Lk.
if eiiilaga m. slayer of oneself, suicide, M.
if initandan* to press, urge, Lk.
if enuof = agnung
ifiode=&eode pret. 3 Bg. of agio.
if Mlwlan to become yeUow.
if temilaB to mourn, grieve, 6D.
if eoman = agyman
if iotan' to pour out, pour forth, shed, MtL;
CP : meU, found (of imagee) : du^oy :
deprive (of), Jin>32. [^ageten^]
ifitan=agitaii
ifletan* (eo, i, y) fo give, impart, deliver,
give up, yield, relinquish, Mt (y) : reetore,
return, repay, pay, AO. eft a. give bach,
return, [*a^f»*]
ifleldan* (e, i, y) to pay, repay, compensate,
yield, restore, reward, AO : offer oneself,
offer up ((M a sacrifice) : perform {an office),
& (y) : allow : to punishf Ph408.
iflemeliMlan (i, y) to neglect, despise, CP.
agimeiSasod neglectful, cmreless, NC337.
ifleta=agita; ififan (AO,CP)=agiefan
ififlAB to bestow, grant, DR1241*.
iflft=figift; ifUdaii(CP)=agieldan
ifUde=£gilde
ifUpftn* to exuU in (w. d.), Soul 165.
ifiltan = agyltan
iflnieliaslan (C) = agfemeltedan
iflmmed set with precious stones, M.
iftniian = onginnan
iftta m. prodigal, spendthrift, CP.
iftten = ongietan
i^ttan I. to waste, destroy, Chr, [*aget*'i
IL=ageotaii
iC^bid m. state of misery, Rd54'.
if -lAo, -laot n. iroul}le, distress, oppression,
misery, grief,
iflAoat (S) m. wretch, monster, de$non, fierce
enemy*
iflfiocrcBtt (ao-) m. evU art. An 1364.
iflAowU n. female monster, B 1259.
i^Adan? to cause to slip. v. AB 19*163.
iflics=figl£oa
if lldan^ to glide, slip, stumble.
af n- =angn-
if nere m. owner, .^!Gb110".
if lies =agene8 gmn. of agen adj.
ifnett n. interest, usury,IJsIjl9**.
if nettan to appropriate, Gl.
ifneUunf f. 'usurpatura*^ Lkl9>* (ES
42-163).
i:if Dlan to *own,* Rd : daim : appropriate,
usurp, Bo,Mt; CP : make over (to), M.
if nUan^ to rub off, WW386^«.
ifniden L f. rubbing, Ol? (▼. A 31 -533).
II. used, threadbare, WW220M
if Dleiid (&h) m. owner, possession,
±if nlendllo possessive, genitive {ease), MQk,
+if nod own, CP262**.
if nanf f. owning, ownership, possession z
claim, declaration or proof of ownership,
ifoienea f. effusion, sheddtng.
ifratan* to carve, hew, sculpture, M : engrave,
inscribe, ^.
ifnifenUc sculptured, ARSPsl05».
ifiiplan to grasp tighOy, ML%^,
ifritan (oe) to attack, LkLR9«*.
ifrtmetlan (y) to rage, GD.
ifiban^ to quake, fear, LL, [*agrise*]
iffowen overgrown.
ifr^ndaii to descend,
ifryian=agii Ban
afu f. magpie, WW132u
Afustua m. AugusL
S^-» agyld- =agief-, agield-, figild-
ifylpan = agilpaa
ifyltan to offend, sin, do wrong, JV;CP.
laguiW]
ifyttend m. debtor,
igyltfiif f . guUt, offence, DR.
ifyltnes f. guiU, NC270.
if^man (e) to regard, contemplate, AS : heal,
cure.
iffmeltaataii =agiemelSa8iaii
ifyiiimed=agimmed; afyniuuksoiiffiiiiiaii
ifyrnan to desire, be eager for, GD20CP* (eo).
igytan = ongietan
ah (AO,CP)=>ac (oonj. and adv.)
ill ores. 3 8g. of agan; ih-=af-
ihiMiban to restrain : (refl.) abSoin (fram) :
support.
ihaoelan to pick out, ML2S^.
ihSBbban = ahebban
ilMBldan = ahildan
ihatannes f. rising, UfUng up : elevation,
pride. ^
ihalslan to implore,
ilianglan to hang, LkL23**.
itaitan to name, MtL27».
iliitlan to become hot, WW214*^
ihealdan' (» on-) to hold, keep, DR,JnL.
ihealtton to limp, crawl, LPsl7««.
iheardlan to be or become hard, grow hard or
inured, CP : endure.
iheardunf f. hardening, Lod.
ihtewan^ to out off, out or down, JS,CP :
cut wood irUo planks.
ihebban* (oooL wk. pret. ahefde and pp.
ahefed) (often w. up) to lift up, stir up,
raise, emU, erect, LJkiCP i take aumy,
remove '.support, uphold '.leaven. l*aheave*]
ihebblan = aebbian ; ihetednes = ahaf ennea
ihefeglan (CP), .hef(i)gian (8b) to make
heavy, oppress.
iheld ( VPs) =ahyld pp. of ahyldan.
ihelUan? to cover over, conceal, hide,
OEG5410.
AHELPAN 15 ALACCAN
Ihel^n* to hdp, support (w. g.)< ihrfriaa = ahrinan
IhSnui to hvmhU, LkL : aeeuae, NO. alMe=aBoe; ilMian=&Msian
[hienan ; hean] mbt, aht = eaht, awiht ; ahte seahta
HhmiikuUak to weigh, consider, Gl. ihte, ahton pret. 3 ^. and pL of agaa.
Ihiran ^ahyian ihim (»g. ot aht) of any account or value.
ftherUm to praiee, DR. ihtffoe etouthf, manfuUy, Ghb (E).
Ahiiian = iQiYiiaii ihwft pron. any one*
ilk6ffttaii(BPs)=ah7ntan iliwAiian to vex, grieve, affiiet, Led;M.
lUieten pp. of ahataD. [^awhene*]
italflgaii = ahyogan ; ililenaB v. ahSnan. ihwaane adv. when, whenever : at eomeUme,
Uii«rdan (i, y^ to make hard, harden, CP : any time, RB : at dU times,
encourage, antnuUe. [hean]] ihvnBr (a, S) anyu>her€, Bo,LL,M : ai any
UIe8aii=ahytSaB time, ever, in any way. [^oirAere*]
JihUihin (», e, y) to bend, incline, M : rest, IhwArgen anywhere : %n any ease,
lay down (tr. and intr.) : turn away, avert : ihwat n. anything,
cast down, destroy, ifawseSer (aw^r, afSer, itSor) I. pron. some
ithlrdan (CP) = ahierdan ; iUAan s ah^tSan one, something; any one : ati^ing. II. adr.
thladan* to draw out, letid out, draw forth, and oonj. either, AO,CP. a'Ser...ot$i$e=
M : exclude, Bk18. either,„or, AO,LL, ['o«<Aer*]
UUftca=:ag]£oa Uiwanon^ahwonan; iliwir=ahwAr
ihlADan to set oneself up. Mod 63. ihwalfan = ahwy Uan
ihlAmlan to become lean, M, Ukwortmn* (tr.) to turn, tmm away, convert :
ihliapan' to leap, spring up, AO. (intr.) turn aside, turn away, Qen : avert,
Ahliten (oe) to pitt out, DR66i*. I'ahwerf]
IhlioSrlaa to sound, resound, GD. ihwfr^sOlhwfir ; Unrtrfan =ahwierfan
ihllalilian* to laugh at, deride : laugh out, ihwettan to whet, excite, kindle, AO : hoid
exuU, out to, provide : reject.
ItalUi'^an, -nan =aluman iliwlder in cmy d¥rection,from amy source, M,
VbiiOidtMJitodigout,OiL^tW^. [Ts:*alooiaa, ^hydesUiito turn away, turn from, avert,CB.
cp. Inoan (BT) and v. ES42-165] iliwile=rAghwilo; ihwittllan ▼. awistlian.
Alildwan to roar again, WW492U. ihwldan to whikn, BJFstSff,
IhUttilan to cleanse, purify. iliwoBUk from any source, anywhere,
ililyliban sahtiehhan ihwonB0=:ahw»nne; ihwydar=ahwider
ihl^ttrtan s= ahlnttrian Ihwyltan to cover over, submerge, subvert, JS.
ftlm« =agn- up a. pull up, loosen.
ftlmfopan' to pluck off, Gv819. ihwyrfan = fthwieifan
ftlmcaetaui to become soft or effeminate, AO : ihyogant to think out, devise,
weaken, [hneaoe] ib^dan to hide, conceaL
§hBllgfai^ to faU downt bow down, ^^^y^^■^|q -- &lii1Hm.n
iboffian to aink out, be anxious about, QD. itayUeadUe efu^aie, .£Gb266>. [fthildan]
iliolaa=aliolian ilqrttaa to trip «|), PPs 139*.
iliollan to hollow, scoop out, CP. lit a. to ili^raa (e) to hire,
root out, pluck out I engrave, emboss. Uiyrdaas ahierdan
ih6a^ to hang, suspend, crucify, MkLB; Vtir&WBig t hardening, Bo2SZ^.
AO,CP. Vahang*} Ah^asah^n
Ahiqiian to lope /or (t5), Bl 17". Abyrttaa (sie) to roast, fry, LoD33b;
AlirAcaa to spit out, Loi>9a. BPb 101« (e).
ilirflBseiaa to shake offf (BT), LPs 108". ahyma to reproach, LPs 101*.
Ahreddaa to set free, save, rescue, re<apture, Al]|3aa (ie, i) to plunder, destroy, devour.
AO;M. Varedde'] [ha«]
tbreddiag f. salvation, deliverance, HLO^, iMaa (y)7 *eliminare,* ▼. OEGT^n; BT.
EC230. A-Id]lan» -idlan, -idelian to 6e or make useless,
Uurioflaa to become leprous, MH174^'. frw^brate, empty, annul, ^,CP : prcfane :
Uirtoiaa' to rush : /aU, fall down, M i be be free from : deprive (of), [idei]
destroyed. Aleraaa' to run away, run out, go over : pass
Abro^a to treai, FBO80*. by, go,
Uirirma (» on-) to move, shake, make to AleSaa (&, I, f) to lay low, detnolish, destroy,
trenMe, CP. cast out,
ihrfn^ni (a. on-) to touch, handle, Lk, al=ea]l, ml
['arine'] Al n. fire, burning, OEG4389; 4470. [cp.
ibritfaa (y) to shake, stir up, CP : shake off. nlan]
larese*] Attdlaa to excuse, Bol44*, aladiendfa
Ahi9Baa=ahzinan *" excussorum,* BP8126*.
Alvynui to cause to fall, destroy, Gl. ilgccan to catch, take, Chb 1123.
AL4BDAN 16 AMANSUMIAN
iUMan (tr.) to lead, lead away, carry off, redeem, rekaee, aheolve, lit (y), AO,CP.
withdraw, conduct, bring, M : (intr.) oe Valeee*'}
prodwxd, grow, come forth. i&M-adiiM, -(e)iiee (fi, y) t redemption, ran^
ilSBiuuk to lend, M : granX, leaee. ['(dene*] eom, MtWLJt : remiaeion (of sine), ERHv
ftlnr=alor 9".
ilArsntoteocft, PP8118M. UlMend (S, I» ;) iil lU>eraior, deliverer,
Ufison pret. pL of aleaan. Redeemer, CP.
ilAton' to let go, give up, leave, loee, reeign, iDoMiidUc (y) looring, liberating, BH.
lay aside, Jn; AO,GP : let, allow : release, iUeiliig, -Ifeanes (f )=a]ieMdiiee
pardon, forgive : deliver, M. ['akt*] AIU n. eternal life,MFRlOS^.
' ftlAtnes f. ZoM : remMeion {of sins). ftlllan = aliefan ; Uiflan := alibban
alan* to nourish, produce. [Qoth. alan] AUh (DR) imperat. eg. of al€on.
Manglan (impen.) to affect with longing, AUhtan to lighten, relieve, aUeviate, take off,
i9ottZ164. ['oZofi^'] take away : 'a%At/ JBQr : (- onlihtan)
Uatian to grow sluggish or duU, Gl. light up, ^.
ala8 Lseala'S (▼. ealu). IL precu 3 ag. of ilimpan*t to occur, happen.
alan. Mln nan = alynnan ; i]bend=allefleiid
ftliSlan^ (Ol) to be haieful : haU : (hreaUtn. UlSlan (eo) to detach, separate, Oen : set free.
9Xb t white garment,* alb,' LL. [L.] ['alithe*]
aid (EWS,£K^)»=^eaJd; i]d=adl aU (striotlv Anglian, but found in AO,CP)
Ueogan to put, place, lay down, lay aside, P<eeX, eaU
give up, cease from, abandon, LL; Mjk.0, almfls-=»lmee-; aln-^eaJn-
CP. aleogende word, aleqrendlio word alo«=:ealu-
deponent verb z put down, aUay, suppress, ilooolan to enOee, AO.
aoolish, conquer, destroy, overcome, refute, alor, al(e)r m. * alder,' €ll,KCJLcd; Mdf.
MJjL : lay upon, infiet : diminish, lessen, alordreno m. drink made of alder sapf
withhold, M. Vallay'] LoD40a.
ilid L pp. of alecgan. IL=aIed pp. of alorholt nm. aUer-ioooi2, WW.
altedan. aloRlnd m. alder^bark, LoDl2b.
USfan=a]iefan alo8=eala; alr^alor; aliwi^ealswa
9ilU^nBit infirmity, ML2l*^. altar, altar(e), altre m. *altar,' JE;CP.
ilBflan to injure, maim; enfeeble, M. pp. [L. altare]
iU, M. [l§f] ilttoan* to pluck up, puU out, separate, take
ilenlan (K)= alynnan away.
il8odan*t to spring up, grow. iUktan* (=onl-) to bend, incline, bend or bow
ileoflan=alifian down,M. iloUfn pi^. submissive.
iltogan* to lie, deny, deceive, be false to, aliiwe, alwe=a]ewe; alwakl-=eal(l)weald-
leave unfulfilled, MJLO. Uybbans^alibban; il^n (£)saliefan
Uton^ (« on-) to lend, give up, DR. U^ed I.=:a]iefed pp. of aliefan. II. «
Ueonlan= alynnan &lSfed pp. of alSfian; alyfed-s=aJ!efed-
H^mn to depart, fiee away, VP^Sl^ i]yht-=onlihts ilyhtan=ali]itan
UeoSlan = alMan ; aler^alor U^man to come forth, shew forth.
ilfia- = alioB- ilynnan, -lynnian (e, eo, i) to deliver, let go,
ilasan* to pick out, choose. release, loosen, M.
ilet (Da254) =»led U^ =aIiQ6-
Alfitan=aUBtan; U§8ran=alfSran Al^Sran (d) to lather, Lod. peatSor]
alewe, al(u)we f . ' aloe, * Jnjjcd. am (NO) = eom
UCwed pto. /ee62e, weak, iU. [l§f ] im m. reed or slay of a loom, RD3d".
alexandre f. horse-parsley, Led. I'alexan- JlmmlHan = ameaUian
ders ' ] bnfinsumlan = amanenmian
alf8Ble(AN770)=ea]felo Smfiran I. to extol, QI)206K II. (ueu.*
ilftet n. cooking vessel, cauldron, [selan] utamf&r(i)an) to exterminate, BH.
Ugeweoro n. fUre-making, tinder, Ql. imsMtan tofeedwith masl,fatten,feedup, CP.
a]glan=ea]gian; alh^ealh imaglan (hamaogian) to revive, be restored
illbban to live, pass one's life, AO. to health, Lod3184>i.
UXbhend^ everlasting. Anian=onman
illogan* to be subdued, fail, cease, yield, imang prep. w. d. among, amongst : while,
perish, AO. whilst, during, a. tSam, "Siasum meanwhile.
illetan (e, i, y) fc> allow, give leave to, grant, [« gemang]
AO,CP : hand over, yidd up. imantan to exact, require, LL.
ilIefed|Io lawful, permissible, adv. -libe imins-lan, •ang=aniangam-ian, -ong
(GP,j£). iminsumlan to excommunicate, anMema-
illefednes {f) t permission. tize, curse, proscribe, outhw, BH; £,A0.
Uasan (§, I, f) to loosen, let loose, fru, l^amanse']
AMAKSUMUNO 17 ANGOB
ftmftii-fumang, •Bumnnng f . excamniMnica' imundlan to proUet, Mend, M,
Hath curse, M, ['onuumn^*] AmyltMl (tr.) io meit, m,
ftmarod diehirbed, troubled, confounded, imyrdilaii (LL348,66A)saiiiyrt$rian
[cp. amyired] imyrgwi to delight, cheer, Sol240.
ftmitfdaii to amaxe, confound. in^rtan = amenan
Amftwan^ to cut down, PPs 101^ amymn = (1) axmerran ; (2) (LL348»56o, b)
imb (A9*205)=am; amlMlit^Bfambilit amyrSran
amber (e^, o^, »*, o*, u*) mfn. veeeel^ pail, A-myiikaii, -myrOtian to murder, kiU, LL;
pUeher, tankard : ctuk, dry or liquid measure Chb 1049 o. [* aiminier ']
{ffour bushel*), [L, amphora] an I. adv. and prep. son. IL pies. 1 ig. of
amblht (e^, o^, yS e*) 1. n. office,, service: mman.
commission, command, message, II. m. an- in oompoflition represents (1) and-;
attendant, messenger, officer, (2)un-; (3) in-; (4) on-.
+amblhtan (embe-) to minister, serve, NO. An L adj. strong min. (asm. anne, £nne)
amblhtere (embe-) m. servant, LikL22'*. *one,* Mt,M, in plur. each, every one, all,
amblhthSra obedient servant, 6t7571 (o^). an and (after) an one by one. anes hw»t
amblhthfis n. workshop, ^officinct,* CM 1087. some single thing, a part, B :a,an: alone,
amblhtmann m. manservant. sole, onlu; in this sense it is used also in
ambihtmeogt (o^» o'» y*) in* servant. the weak form (se ana; hS &na, AO^CP)
amblhtnes, -sumnes (emb-) f. service, NG. and with a pi. : singular, unique : single,
ambilitBeealet m. functionary, retainer. each, every one, aU {gp. anra) : any.
ambihtseotr sm. minister, Geii582. II. adv. (also wk. ana) alone, only, on an
amblhtsmS m. court smith or carpenter, continudUy, continuously, ever, in one, once
LL3[7]. for all, immediately. tSiet an only that.
amblhtSegn (omb-)t m. attendant, servant. ana=heonu ; ftna v. an.
ambyht = ambiht Anad, ansdt n. waste, desert, solitude. [Oer.
ambyre favourable, fair, AO. [and, byre] eindde]
ambyiian (OEGll^*)=Qnbji]gan II. Anssgllan to nail, Nab4'*.
flmeaUlan (ae) to become insipid, v. 0EG61*. anAl- =onfil-
Amearclan to mark out, delineate, define, ancsSeUan fc> ({e^^racfe, Bo»lixT.
describe : destine, ass ign, a ppoint, -i-Anan to unite, BH214'.
amef m. sacred vessel, WW 348. [L.] ananbAam m. spindle-tree, LoD29b.
Amelcan* to milk, Lcn. anawyrm m. intestinal worm, Loi>43b.
Ameldlan to let out, make known, betray, anb8srnes=onbnmes
i£,AO. anbesttngan> to thrust in, insert, CP.
ameoa *ammeos,* bishop-weed, Lod 71b. anbid (-> on-) n. waiting, expectation, hope,
[Gk.] AO,CF : interval, AO.
amerlan=hamorian ±an-bldian (on-) intr. to wait, stay : tr.
Ameifan to test, examine : purify, refine. w. g. wail for, expect.
Amorran = amierran anbldstAw (on-) f . place of meeting, LL.
Ameten* to measure, estimate : mete out, as- anbidung m. waiting for, expectation : delay,
sign, grant, bestow, M. OEG3306.
AmAtan to paint, depict, CP : adorn, M. anblht = ambiht ; anbindan ^ onbindan
Ametendlle compendious, measurable, limited, anblaoopod = nnbisoopod
adY.-l!6e. Anborenf ptc. only-begotten,
AmefhwD = Smethml anbrlngelle = onbiingelle
Ametalan to provision, Chr 1006 s. anbrAce (El 1029) = unbrSce ?
Amlddan=onniiddan anbruool ( =on-) rugged, GPH402.
AmMlan to be fooli sh, BH y6*. anbryrd- = onbryrd-
Amldlod unbrtdled, WW226>«. Anbaend m. hermit, anchorite, Gn60.
Amierran (e, i,'j) to hind^, obstruct, anbOgan (AO,CP)=onbGgan
prevenJt, delay, CP : mar, injure, disturb, anbybtseeale=ambiht8cealo
scatter, consume, wasU, spoU, destroy, Lk, Anb^e made of one trunk, dug-out (ship).
Bo; AO,CP'. lose. Vamar*] WW181».
Amlgdal m. almond, Lon. [Ok.] db»abyrdan (and-) to strive against, resist,
AmAd=Am5d oppose, attack,
Amoleen pp. of Ameloan. anbyrdnes f. resistance, LL214[14].
Amolsnian to decay, weaken, W147*. anbyrlgnee ( =on-) f. tasting, tasU, WW.
Amolten molten, MLS^. An-eenned (se*), -oend, only-begotten, M.
amore f. a kind of bird, yettow-hammerf anoer^ancor
[op. emer] an-elAow n., -oleowe f. 'ankle,* Lcd,JE.
am-peDa, -pnlla m. fask, vessel [L.] anenAwan = ononawan
ampre I. *varix,* tumour, swelling, Gl, mjoaeorm.* anchor,* B,Bo;CP, [JD. anoora;
[^amper*] IL I. dock, sorrel, LoD. from Gk.]
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ANOOR
18
ANDS^X;
ftn-eor, -oom m. tmehoriie, htrmii, M, {L,
anAchorota; ,from Ok.}
anoorbaiid (onoer-) m. ooMc , B1918.
AnoorUe Uk$ a hermU, WW ittS'.
taoorlll n. Mliiary lift, BH.
aoMmuui m. mcn^ %n charm of CAe amchar^
WW166'.
•neoRip m. amchar rope, oabU,
anometl n. prow of a Mp.
taoonett n. kermmge, M.
iiMonetta m. hermit, M.
Anoontftw f. «oltlary phu, BH424u
anoontrenf (anoor-) m. cable,
aaeraaeanoor
Anon (aM) m. anchorite, hermit, m<mk^
WW;M. Canchar*]
ABoanmiii^aiigsam
aneiiiiiaii^ to oftive, Gsirl884.
Anoummum one 6y one, ein^ly, NO.
AiMyn adj. only, A2-368; hBstl^.
aaA oonj. ^and,* but, geSoe mad,..Ube as
and- s an-, on-, ond- {opposition, negation,
Oer. ent-); and oooaiioiiany a-,
anda m. grudge, enmitg, envy, anger,
vexation, Mt;M i teal, M,CP : injury,
mischief :fear, horror, NG. [* ande, ' * onde *]
Andsagef for one day, lasting a day.
«nd»t- =andet-
Andaga m. appointed day, M.
d:Andaglan to fix a day for appearanu :
adjourn, EC 163.
miidb-:saab><mb- ^^
andbtenlan to make signs to, WW.
andMta m. feast (of unteavened bread).
aadflitow ^ anoKow
andewoSan *eontradieere, frustrari,* HGl
491.
andewlM f. answer, Gv992.
SkvAafinm t evidence, BH158*.
aadd- sand-, ond- ; andaKende
andtaiTM (e) eye to eye, in the face, openly?
B1936.
andtow arrogant, ostentatious, 8a
andefn, -efen f . measure^auantity, amowU,
AO : capacity, nature, CP.
andel-bflor, -Mre reversed, OEG.
andergUde at little cost? (BT).
andet-=andett-
andetia m. declaration, confession, LL 18[22].
±aadatnea (ond- OP) f. confession, M :
^lanksgiving, praise.
andetta m. one who confesses, a. bfion to
acknowledge.
±andettan to confess, achnoudedge, M,CB :
give thanks or praise : promise, vow. [and,
natan]
andett-end, -era m. confessor.
andetttan = andettan
andettung m. confession, profession, CP.
andfang m. acceptance.
and&mgol *susceptor,' LPb46^.
Andtaaldlltoe » anf ealdlloe
andfeaz bald, W46K
andfang (on-) m. seiung, receiving, taking,
M,RB : defence : defender : aUack, assauU :
revenue, means, LkH^yBKlO : iUcgal oc-
cupation of {land).
andtanga m. receiver, defender, undertciker,
P8.
andf aage I* acceptable, agreeable, approved,
fit, suitable, M,CB : that can receive : taken.
IL m. undertaker : receptacle.
andlengaiid m. defender, Ps : receiver.
gal(^68 a. tax ecUictor.
andfangMtdw f. reoeptacie, WW21S«*.
andfengnM f. aooeptanoe, receiving : recep-
tacle : aeceptableness, W2SS^.
andf«E=andfeaz; andgaWman =a andlftman
andgatMandgit
andgataf adj. plain, manifest, [andgieto]
andglat (ond- ; e, i, y) n., andsiete f. «Mfer-
standing, inteUeet, Mt; M,CP : knowledge,
perception, CP : sense, meaning, M,CP : one
of the five senses : plan, purpose. l*angit*i
andglat- = andgit-
andglttul intelUgent, sensible.
andgltfuUlc tniettvtMe, cZeor. adv. -Boa.
andgttlias /ooZmA, senseless, M.
andglttteat f. want ^ understanding, M.
andgltlio s andgitfuflio
andgltol intdUgent, sensible.
andglttAoani (ie*) n. sensible token, sign.
andgytsiaiidgiet, -pt
andhtafod n. head%ng, unploughed headland
ofafield,^).
andhetan, andhettansandettan
andhwaotfan* to move aoainst, blow against,
B5i8. [or 7 onhweorfan]
andlaa to be envious or jealous,
andig envious, jealous, OEG.
andUman = andldman
andlang (o^, o') L adj. entire, eontinmous,
extended, andlanxne dssa, niht all day
{night) long, An,Ou. [*a&ng*'i II. firro.
w. g. ^alcmg,* by the side of, M,Chr,KC;
AO.
aadlan geampa (anl-) soldier fighting in hue,
WW460".
andlata (CBl436)=sandwlita
aadltanf n. retribution, retaliation.
and*laofen (ie, i, y) {., -leofa m. susten*
ance, nourishment, food : money, wageSj.
[libban]
andBtones = onliones
andllaten (AO,GP), andbfen^andleofen
andlfiman (a*, n*) m. pi. utensils, imple-
ments, vessels.
andlong=andlang; andlytan=andleofen
andmltta=anmitta
andracafBdtr n. wine or oil press, WW 128*'.
andriasne = ondrysne
an-diysan-, -dryBn-=sondryB(e)n-
and-iyBno I. respect, reverence : etiquette.
andsaoa m. adversary : denier, apostate.
andsaelan to dispute, deny, CP.
andssBe m. denial, oath of purgation, El,LL :
refusal : strife, resistance. \^andseck*\
ANDftSTE
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ANGNJBOL
adj. kat^fiUt odiatu, repugnami, M i
hottOe. [^andMte*]
moOatghltf m. Mow.
aiidq»aonuui* io &lumiU offointt^ NG.
andepyniw t offmee, MtBlO*.
ftndstr eeM =s aiutreoeB
and-Bumntt, Hrandnet (-ion-) f. pwHiffp
ehcutUy, virginity, y. OBG1696.
^andswarlsn to 'annoer,' Lk; ^,CP.
andawara f. 'aiMiiw,' rej%, B,Ja; CP.
and-swarfan (VPa), -awoiianawidBwariaa
and^^sandiea
and-ttmkar, -tymbersontimber
aiidSraolan s on'Siaoian
andSraBoa = onlSrsBoe
andung f. jealowy, LPsT?^.
andHsMaa 'eUiulari,* MtR2e'«.
aadflstrunK <• 'aftomtnalio/ MtR24».
andwOaoan a &dwfl0oaii
andwMmowt.
aadward- = andweard-
aadwaal- sonweal-
andwaard ( + at ASCS^) preaeni, aetmU,
exisUng, M,CP : oppogiU to,
±aiulw6anl]an to present, bring brfore one,
(+andweardiaa aisosandwyrdian.)
andweardlla preeent, aetual. adv. -lloe.
andwaaidnat f. presence, CP : present Ume,
andwendedBai s onwendednea
aildwaorc n. matter, substance, materiatf CP t
cause.
andwerd^aad-weazd, -wrrd
andwlg m. resistance, Gul47.
andwllla s &nwiUe
andwMan 3 andwyrdan
andwb expert, shUful, Jul244.
andwiiiiea 1 experience, WW20*.
andwlst f. support f station? Ah 1542.
andwlata =s and wlita
+aiidwlatod *froniosus,* 0EG8M*.
andwilta (a, eo) m. face, forehead, counite-
nance, form, B,MtR ; AO,CP. [*an2ea*]
andwilta n. » andwilta
andwttteful 'wUuosus,' GPHaOS.
andwriS hostile, enraged. Pa 17.
and-ward, -wyrd^^andwaard
±aiid-wyrdan, -wyrdian (e, i) to answer,
JB,Mt;AO,CB : (+an-) *eonspirare,*
WWdOO**. Vandwurde']
andwyrde n. answer, AG.
andivyrdliis t *conspiratio,* WWSTS^.
andfde protb of anddn (onddn).
aiidytt-=andett-
toe (l)=fin0, (2) heonn.
ftn-tage, •«(a)gede {JBL) ^one-eged,* bUnd
of one eye,
tneega adj. havimg one edge, M,
+ftnod ▼. ftaian.
inSire, anSgedes&neage
Anihstsaidlut
fknemntaito€m/nomnce,dsdare,Qn. Paname]
kavtiMikio deliver, resGU€,lJ?sW*i EPtt49".
Aness fines; toeaelan 3: ahniwoian
toett nuL, ftneines f. scXiltude, seclusion, CP.
aiif«=50iif-
in^feald, fald, -fealdUo singU, unmixed,
singulair, wnique, superior, M; CP : simpU,
modest, Jum^st, sincere, Mt; CP : fixed, in-
variable, a. gerecednM or wptio prose.
Vitfald'] adT.-Uoe.
IwfaaMnaa f . unity, eoncord, AG ; simpUoUg,
OP.
anfaalt f. anvil, OBGll*' and n. [op. anfiUe]
anfeng^E^andfeng
infSta one-footed, RnfiO^.
aa-lltt (JS), .filte (Gl), n. 'anvil'
anfflndan = onfindan
ftnfloga m. knsky flier, SiAVdS.
anfdn (AO)i=tonfdn
anlorht /ear/W, CbossII?.
inforlAtan' to let go, lose, rtUnquish, abam-
don, surrender, CP : omit, neglect,
inforlOinea 1 loss, desertion, BlSS*^ :
intermission,
antorngaan in front of, MF (Vaap. D ut).
anga (o) m. sUmulus, sting, ffoad, CP.
inga {Se, 6) sole, only : solitary.
angbrtost n. tightness of the chest, asthmct,
liOD.
ange=senge
angaald (vet 3 ag. of angildan.
aiigtaii;=^ong6an
angel L m. * angle,' hook, fish-hook. Bo,
ifti^ongol). II. m.—eiDfpi
Angel n. Anglen, a district in Sehkswig,
from which &e Angles came, AG.
Angeiiqrnn n. the English pecpU : England,
AG.
ftngeld s= Sngilde
angeUe Wee, similar, Bo44»
angeltwlece fm. a certain worm used as bait,
earthtoormf WWJM. [*emgletwiteh*]
AngetiSeod f . the EngHek people : England,
Angenga L solitary, isotattd, M. IL m.
soUtciy goer, isolated one, B.
angerfld = mifferad
ftngetrum n. ulustrious company, ExdM,
angeweald s onweald
±anglan to 6e tn ani;ncM&, RPaOO*; 142*.
anglen =anginn; angO mangel I.
aijllldan = <mgieldan
ingUde (e, jr) 1* i^ single payment or rate of
compensation for damage, LL : the fixed
price at which cattle and other goods were
received as currency, LL. [*angild*] II.
Bdi.to be compensated for. llh tAr. simply,
oniy, LL.
Angfldea » ingQde in.
angina n. beginning, M; AG,CP: talenfioii,
design, enterprise, undertaking, CP : action,
onset, attack ; rising (of sun). [*an^*]
anglnnan (AG)=ongiiinan
angltan=ongietan; angltfiil=xaadgitfal
Angle mp. ^ne Angles or English (who came
from Anglen ; ▼. Anffel, Engle).
angmSd sad, sorrowfuf.
angmSdnea f. sadness, sorrow, W188*.
angnngi m. com, *agnail,' Led 30b.
2—2
ANGNERB
20
AKUNDER
ftngnare (on-) m. wnm^ 0/ ikt eye, WW
423»*.
angnee f . oimel^, wneaetiieM, tnuM^ Inuis
ofi/ttM^, /ear.
Mlgol-sangel-y ongol-
angrlda (y) m. terror, Bl203^
angrtnlte (7*) ^riefy, terrf62& adv. -(eii)Sbe.
ang-set, -aeta m. enififum, pvetale, cor •
6«ne2e, WW.
ftngBum fiorrofff, Aor J, dijfletift.
±anpminl»n to vex, affiiei, M.
angituinllo troMuomt, ansdaiu^ pa4n/%L
adv. -lioe M.
mngBumnM 1 |»m, M : sorrow, iroubU ;
difficuUy, perplexUy.
Angnmsfiniffam dat. of finig.
ftngyld, angylde = angilde
angyn, angytanssongimi, Qngietan
anli-sonh-
ftnliaga (o')t m. soUlary being, recluse,
Milieiide (-10A-) on hand, requiring attenlion,
A088«*.
Anhende one-handed, lame, weak, M*
Antalwe 'uniformie,' OEGKHO.
anhoga m. core, anxiety, Qn070.
inhorn, anhoma m. unieom, Pb.
AnbrAdnoe = anrMlibe
Anhandwliitre a Aiiiu2re<{ yeore oU.
ftnli^dlgt readbuie, firm, constant, stubborn,
bravCm
Anbyrne L one^homed, having one horn,
II. m. unicorn,
Anbym-ad, •e(n)de having one horn, Ps.
+Anlaii to uniU, BH214. ^one* vb.]
Anldaii {%, f ) to restrain, repel : force, fit
a. expel, drive ouL [nied]
Anlgsfinig; tn-lge, -]gffe=&neage
anltastf last, in the last place,
ftniman* (y) to take, GD : take away or from,
deprive of, Mt (y); CP. [*anim^]
inlnga = anunga
AntiMan to cast down, Chb676x.
anl- = andl-, onl- ; anlAo = anlSo
±ftiilAcan to unite, M,
Anlaga aeUng alone, WW491**.
anlang- = andlang- ; inlip- (NG) » &nHp-
anlto m. respect, regard,
inlegere consorting with one man, WW 171^.
ftii-I6p-=aiiUp-
Anlie only, unique : solitary : catholic :
beautiful, [op. Anlio]
Anneplg = anbpig
An-npe (CP), -Upig (Chb), -ISme (nn-; S, f)
L adj. single, separate, solitary, private,
individual, special, PPs\Z\BH,MtB.
[*anlepi*] IL adv. alone, only, severally,
Anll^nea f. hneUness.
gnBpvm (Sp) singly, MiR2d*>.
ftiil^=aiiJip-
Anmida n. unanimity, concord, PP854".
amnMla m. pomp, glory i pride, presump-
tion, arrogance : courage, fmdd]
+anmettaB to encourage, AO. [mOd]
mnniMk m. weight, balance, scales. Oh. [and,
mitta]
amnM steadfast, resolute, eager, bold, brave,
fierce, proud, OP. adv. -Boe.
AnmiM (^ one mind, unanimous, El\M,
['aiMiioo'] ady. -Hoe.
anmMnet 1 eteeu^Awliieee, resolution, Lcd
3-170".
AnmodBM f . usiitfu, unanimity, CP.
ann pr«6. 3 eg. of annan.
aiiiia=heona; Anne (AO,CP) v. an.
Annet i oneness, unity, BE; M : agreement,
covenant, Chr : solitude, Ou, ['afineeee']
Annlhte adv. one day old, Lod.
aiio8a=anda
AnpaSf m. narrow path^
anpolle f . {M) = ampella ; anr- = onr-
Anrfid of one mind, unanimous : constant,
firm, persevering, resolute, M, ['anreci']
AnriMllo constant, resolute : undoubting,
Bl13^. adT. -lice unanimously : reso-
lutely, persistently, constantly, earnestly,
M : definitely, decidedly,
AnrAdnes f. unanimity, agreement : con-
staney, firmness, diligence, AO; JE, [*a9»-
reineeee'l
Anreoee (CHBl010ci>B)=anBtreoee
AnrM-saniM-; ans- sands-, one-, one-
an-Miatan (Cp), -ecSotan (£rf)son8oSotaD
Ansald m. lonely dvjeUing, hermitage, Qv 1214.
Anaott n. hermitage, BB136*.
ansetla m. anchorite, hermit, GI),RB.
aiidan I. (on- ; S, I, y) fn. countenance, face,
CPJjk : form, figure, presence : view, aspect,
sight, thing seen, AO : surface, ['cmeene']
II.t f . lofit, wanX,
aiifl]iel n. conjechtre.
ampUde eoZntory, Lcd lib.
AmprAoe speaJnng as one, PPs40'.
Anitandende jpto. standing alone, RB9^. aa
sb. hermit, M,
Anstapa m. lonely wanderer. Pa 16.
Anstelede one-stalked, having one stem, Lod.
Anstlg f. narrow path? Gl.
Anstonde » anatandende
ADBtnM (A?) resoluU, determined, CP.
Anstraoee (Sf) at one stretch, continuoudy,
continually, Cbb894a.
amuiid sound, whole, entire, perfect, heaUhy,
M (on-).
an-aundnet, -eamnee f. eouiMlfieee, whole-
ness, integrity,
ADSunu m. only son,
Answige harmonious, accordarU,
aiis^n=annen; antp>sand-, ont-, unt-
Antaorlst m. Antichrist, [L,]
anUfn m. antij^on, ^anthem,* BE; M,
antatnara m. book of antiphons, anti-
phonary, CM.
Antid f. similar time {i,e, the oorreeponding
time of a following day)? B219.
antra f . radish, Lod.
Anmn alone, siMy, M,
anundar s onnnder
ANUNG
21
ARED
anuBg f . zeal, NO.
inunga <U once, forthwith : entirelff, aUo-
geiher, throughoui, by aU means, uninier-
rujdedfy, B : neceeearUy, eertaifUy.
anw- =aQdw-, onw-, unw-
ftnwedd n. eeeuriiy, fiUdge, TC20P*.
&iiwl^ n. eingU ccmSat, due l, M, AO,
Aiiwl^e in eingU combat, WW 512^.
&nwlht=awaht
ftnwIOa l.9d}.y)afid,ob$HnaU,CP,WW; M,
[* onwia '] II. ady. wilfuOy, obeUnaieiy.
ftnwIUIoa obeUnaiOu, CP.
inwDnai f. eelf-wSl, obeHnaey, pereielenee,
CP. mid inwilnene wantomy, wHfuUy.
Anwlntre adj. one year M, yearUng,
ftnwtte n. single fine, LLd4,31»l-
anwl5h (I>Av685)=oiiwea]gT
ftnwnlitsftwiiht
ftnwiinaiig f. edilary abode, BB134^.
ftnwyliiMsiiiwilnes; aiUBiim-sangBom-
ftii^ilaiisanidan; an^hftsanlhst
inyman =animan ; aofwanson^an
a|ia m. 'ape,* Cfljjcd.
ipAean to seduce, lead astray,
ftpSran to avert, pervert,
iparlan to discover, apprehend, EC 164.
apelder- = apnldor-
iptauian to weigh, estimate, ponder, recount^
CP. [L, pentare]
iptBfUiii: f. weighing, OEG1757.
apl=appel
iplantlaii to plant, M,
giSatod plated with metal fresplendentfOSO.
[▼. •jptote']
iplueelaD to plnck off, JBG^VK^^
^poateta m. a/postaie, IiL(322^').
apoftol (Chb), apostel m. 'aposOe,* MtB :
disciple, iSHl**. [L. apoetolna; from
Ok."]
apoftolhld m. apostleship.
apostoUo emostoUc, BH ; M. [^aposOy*}
appel, apple^flBppel
ApraUs m. Apru, Msir66.
iprioean to prick, W 14d>^.
aprotana f . soMemwood, wormfwood, LoD
22a. \L, abrotonum; from Qk^
^>iild0r, apaldor fm. apTfie4rt/e.
apaldmrind L bark of apple-t ree, L oD.
apiddortOn m. apple-^irchard, WW (e^).
i^iiMra, apaldar=apalder
J^nlUan to pull, Lod 1*362".
ipnndrlan? to measure out, requite f Bl680
(OK).
Apyffan to exhale, breathe out, Gl.
ipyndrlan to weigh, HGi.5I2»7 (BT).
iHpftan to put out {eyes), NC338.
ir m« I.t messenger, servant, herald, apostle,
angel, [OoL airasl IL f. *oar,* Ohr,On.
IIL f. honour, worth, dignity, glory, re-
speet,reverence,BH,Oen,JnLBJ*hi AO,CP:
grace, favour, prosperity, benefit, help, B :
mercy, pity, Ajs : landed property, posses^
sions, revenue, M,AO : eccUsiastiial livifUf,
benefice : ownerMp, LL : privilege, "LL,
76,42,2. [*af«/ *of8'] IV. n. ore, brass,
copper, MJiO,CB. V. (NG) ~ ftr
inailaB=araaiBa
irAean wr. to reach, get at, Chr : hMforth,
reach out, JR : get {a thing for a person),
JB,Gr. i^areach*]
MM I. (6) m. welfare, LLlMn. II. pre-
pqredf, reeoluUt Wa6; GyE102r HI.
=&iirM
irsMla (Bo46«)s&roda? v. arod.
irfldan^ (but usa. wk.) to appoint, prepare :
arrange, setUe, decide, BH : g^^css, pnwhesy,
interpret, utter, Lk,Bo,Da,CP : read, read
out, read to (any one), CP. [*aread*'\
MMnea f . condttion, sUpul ahon , BH.
iiAfan to set free, unwrap, WW.
InBtiian, -ian to carry out, aecompUsh :
endure, suffer, M,A6 : beep in mind,
ponder, M, [nfnan]
Insf nlondllo durable, possible,
IrAman to raise, elevate {onese^, M :
(t) rise, stand up,
iiwpaan (^-rasf-) to intercept, Gl.
irAran to lift up, raise, set up, create, estab-
Ush, Ohr,An,jn : buHd, erect, Jn : rear
(sufine), LL440 : spread, disseminate t
disturb, upset, Qp &. bring up, raise up,
exalt, [^arear*'i
irttrand m. one who arouses,
irArBM f . raising, elevation, AO.
irAian to rush, ^H140".
irftflan to unravel, disentangle, CP.
iristan to lay open, search out, test, detect,
discover : reprove, correct, CP. ftrftsod
skilled.
IrbtaMl n. oar-blade, M,
aiMast m, cross-bow, Chb1079d. [0,Fr,
arbaleste]
are mf. (aJso earo» earoe) ark, coffer, chest,
box, M, [L. aroa]
area (», e) m. archiepiseopal pallium.
aroablsoeop Ite^i e^, y*, eo^) m. ^archbishop,*
CP,Ohr,KO.
aroaUaoopdtai m. post of archbishop.
arceMiooptaid (eo) m. post of archbishop,
BH49«.
areablioopilea n. post of archbishop, Chr,
areeMioopatftl m. archiepiseopal see.
aroedlaoon m. * archdeacon,* WW.
areataid (e) m. post of archbishop.
aroerfoe n. arcMishopric.
aroeatftl (sb^) m. archiepiseopal see, Chb.
irorsBttlg respected, honourable. Da 051.
inUMe merciful, Bl131>.
irdagas mp,feMival days, WW206*^.
ard]lo=arodlio; iref.=arni.
triaflan to separate, divide. Ex 290.
ireeoan to spread out, put forth, stretch out :
lift up, erect, buHd up : say, relate, declare,
speak out, explain, expound, translate,
iflB; CP : astonish : adomf deckf BxmIO.
[*arecche*]
Irtealtaitaii to be negligent, A9102*.
aradsarod
ABSD 22 ASCEAGAN
ftrCd L =s&rfid I. IL (strong) pret 3 «g. of +aniniig = +eaiiiaiig
ariDdaiL aradI.^idk,6oU»fwiy,CP. ILmlakind
iroddan = fihieddan o/ plait, anunf
iridton Hd flnal» rmid^, deviaer prcvidet trod pp. of Sxiaa.
ammyv, carry out, CP:jEiu2,^iM{ofM*«tf«iy, aiodllo^iel;. adT.-noe9«idk^:w^orcm«{y»
reach : ^n<{ out, understand. [xMe] ^,CP.
IridBM = axAdnes ; Srifaan r= aifilnui ttrodnef i tpM, doUiMM, CP41".
ireneaii to make proud, exaU, A11*117*M arodMtpe m. energy^ (iea4^%, CP.
(BT). aion (NO) used as pres. pL of wetao.
irandan to tear off, Lod 101a. inl^a f . oerdt^rM. [tape]
irtodlan to redden, !>iush, BPs. inoamu f. ekame, modesty, PPsOS^*.
iriOfaB=ahz6o8an; iHnuicirieraii imnlS m. copperemUh,
iritan to cheer, gladden, M, [rot] intiBft m. (often in pL) support, useietanee,
arewe = arwe Hndneee, benefit, grace,
§rtB> respected, honest, pious, virtuous, JR, art. arS (NG)=e&rt, pret. 2 eg. of wesan.
CP : mercifid, gracious, eompassiomaie, M i iraegn m. sertfont, BH378U.
respectful iiSing n. a thing of vakte, lkR2lK
irfMftlie pious, adv. -Hoe. arudjssiarod
irtoatnea f. virtue, honour, grace, goodness, ftmng f. honour, respect, reverence, AO :
piety : pity, mercy, M. pardon,
Artet nap. -fata, n. braeen vessel, M, irunnen aanmen, pp. of arinnan.
Art cat = §if 8Bst arwe (raw-, mw-) f . ^arrow, * LL,Chr.
irful respected, venerable : favourable, hind, irwelaf m. watery realm, Air856. [ear]
meroiftu i respeetfuL adv. -Uoe graoiout^, Ar-W6oi9, -weoi^e Aoaoaro^ venerMe,
M, revering, pious, CP. adT. -weoHSe.
arg (NG)ssearg; aigang=eangang Arweorarul honourable, M (a*).
flrgeUoiid m. tumuU of the sea. Air 383. ±Arwoorittan to honour, reverence, worship,
argentllle f. argeniiOa (plant), Gl. [L."] extoL
ftrgtetere m. brass-founder, A064'^. irwaorSlle venerable, honourable, adv. -lloe
ArgMweorf n. brass filing s, Lo d 30b. honourably, reverenHaUy, solemnly, kindly,
irgewaore n. brass-work, WW308*«. JB. Varworthly']
flrgifa m. giver of benefits, Gbavt 11. irweorones f . reverence, honour, CP.
arUioasearhlioe Arwaoi9ung f. honour, Ps.
irhwnt eager for glory, tCHB037A. irwasa respected, BB 1 16*^.
±Arlan to honour, respect, M,CP : endow : ArwleriSe^arweorS
regard, care for, favour, be merciful to, Arwl88e f . oar-thong, rowioek, M,
spare, pardon, JB; CP. l^are*] arwuiica, arwonge (A)searwnnga
irldan^ to ride, AO US'*. Arwim, -wyrSKarweoiiS
Aijddans&hreddan iryd dan, -rydran, -rytran to strip, plunder,
Arlgend mi. benefactor, benefactress. Gl^WW.
Arlht 'aright,' properly, LL. Ar^derian to blush, BRPsOO*.
Aifman to number, count, enumerate, CP; Aijfpan to tear off, strip, Bd76'
AO : relate, ['ortme'] Ai^o f. wave of the sea, Af532. [§ar]
Ailnnan* to run out, pass away, 8ol479. Asadlan to satiate, surfeit, MF (Veep. D ziv).
Aiban I. («▼*) to 'arise, * get up, CPy£,MtL : Aiinegan = aaeogan ; AssBgdnta = onsegednea
rise, Mk : spring from, originate : spring up, AsAlanf to bind, feUer, ensnare,
ascend, SI. IL ~ +iiaan L Asnndan = asendan
Artot=»riBt asal, aaald (NG)=eeo]
Arltaa dishonourable, base, impious, wicked, AaAnlan to droop, flag, Gull48.
JE,CP : cruel, Jul4. [Oer. ehrloe] ady. AaAwan' to sow, sow with, M,
-lioe M. asoa (NG) m.=asoe; AacaeanBasceacan
ArlAasnet f . wickedness, BH, Bo. A icAdan s asoeadan
Arltaft f . disgraceful deed, Mbt. Ateaooan = asoeaoan
Arllo honoftrable : fitting, agreeable, proper, AaesBf en pp. of asoeafan.
AO : deUdous. Ascdresfieoftre; A8eaftin=a8ceafan
Arlloe adv. L honourably, becomingly, Ascamello shameful, HGl500.
graciously, kindly, pleasanOfy,'mercifuO/y, Aeeamlan (ea) to feel shame, Ps,Cr. [* ashame'}
CP. IL (N)afir]ioe aeoaa nap. of «bo.
Arloe n. 'oarlock,* rowlock, FF288*. aaebaoen (ax-) baked on ashes, GD86*^
ami=earm aaee {m, os, x) f. (burnt) *ash,* Led : dust {of
armelu ' harmala, ' wHd rue. Led, the ground), MtL.
Armorgens&rmorgen Aieeaaan* (a) to shake off, remove, Mt :
arn pretr 8 eg. of ieman. depart, fiee, desert, forsake, JB : shtUpe,
arnian^eamian brandish, [*ashake*]
ABCEADAS 28 ASMSAN
aaciid an^ (ft) to sepatraU^ hM oioof or IsMan (gb) io saHaie, Ql. [svd]
aawmdert ewMe, GP : tmakt clvar, eJeoiMC, iMgcndats f. an offarini^ Nab24^'.
purify, ftseUan io ^ve ii|i, Aani over, deliver : cappel,
fcififiMftin (a) to shav e off. L op. 6a»MA.
imwillan fo jw<I ojlf, WW. ftsenoaii to eink, imnmm, OEG829.
isendan to send away, send off, send^ give np,
=a8oirpan Mt;M. [^asend*}
isMllaii ^ftaoilUn, &MUiui ftsengftn ( JnL313) = aseogan
ftBefofaii=a0oufaii; ft8MO»*=oii8Cciii- ftseolean* to become sUxcSb, remiss, rdaxed^
ftseeordan = asoortian weak, ^,GP.
iMtoten' to shoot, shoot out, iE»AO : drop fttioa L sv* Io lool; wpan^ behoid, HL16<**.
oui, faU, M : kmee (nixgeEy), ML20^ : II. bv^ to strain, Lod.
mriseereOe, 0£646<'. iMonod relaged, WW228» [seonii]
ft— <HM» = ftacieppan ftsteSan* to seethe, boil, CB : r^ne, purify :
ftae0nui=aaciTan; iieeriaii = a«c\irian examine,
ftaeerFan (VPs) ^aaoirpan isiowaii to sew, Cp42Ip (io).
ftflGi&n (aos-, aha-, ax-) to *aA,* incwre, seek ftsatnes f. instiimie, law, LL.
for, demand, JB,KC,WG, eto.;CP : eaU, asettaiisoiiaettan
summon, B,Oen : (+) learn by inquiry, ftaettan to set, put, place, fiaCf establish, op-
discover, hear of, Chb : (t) announce, point, setup or in, erect, buHd, plant, AO,
iseleiidlle (as-) irderrogal^ve, .£Gb260^^ Mt\& \ transport oneself over, cross {the
ftwdennui* to make, create. Ex : appoint, de- sea, etc) : take away, IiLll[12]. bi^ or
termine, ttssign, AO. [^ashape*] eVSem a. to perform a journey, travel,
fljwWflwn sMcyhhan laiSaii to af^rm, confirm, M. [afiiS]
aaeildan to protect, BR. fttfoan h uv^ to stgh. So. II. to wean,
ftBriUan to separate, divide, ▼. 0£G 1367 n. ; OPs 130*.
FM 100. ififten to sift, Lod 13b.
ftsdmiaii to shine, Lod 2-232. U^n^ to sink, sink down, deeUne, faU down,
ftMflnaiii to flash or shine forth, beam, radiaie, Chr; CP. [*(Mye*]
be dear, QD, * ftstnean* to sink down, faU to pie/ces, £.
ftselrant tocutoff,eui away. iatogan* to sing out, sing, deliver (a speech),
ftKUaii to oul off, separate, divide, remove, compose (verse), BH.
M : set free, deprive of : arrange, destine, ftalttaii^ to dwell together, settle. Ml : appre-
tecMgaiidllo disjuncUve, JSQb269^ (y*). hend, fear : run a/grownd, at a. starve out.
iaelrpan to sharpen, rtMke acute, CP. ['cMif ]
ftMortlan (eo) to become short, fail, M : pass ftalaalaa to become slack, deeUne, diminish,
away, elapse, M,CP : ^roio tired : make slack, loosen,
iseriadlaii to prune, lop, relax, dissolve,
iMrencan to displace, trip up, cause to ftalacigandlle remissive, iBO B228 '.
stunMe, CP. Vaschrench*] ftstoecan to slacken, loosen, WW.
ftscrepan' to scrofe, clear away, ftalsBClaii = aaladan
ftiorlDoan* to shrti^ up. ftalApan' (a) to slumber, dream : be paralysed,
ftferOdnlaii (utn) to investigate, examine. Lod.
ftacQIiaii' to drive out, remove, expel, banish, ftdAwan to blunt, weaken, make duU,
M : push (away), give up (to). OEQlSb, 65.
aseuB- = onsoon- telftpan = aslApan
±ftMung f. * asking,* questioning, inquiring, ftslftwlan to become sluggish, be torpid, CP.
question, Met,Bo ; M,CP. [slaw]
iseyhban to scare away, r^ect, RPsfiO^'. ftsitan* to strike, beat, out, M : erect i make
kujUnn to destroy, QF13.Z&Z*^, way : paralyse, of a. strike off, behead,
iw^rUan, aacyllan = asoilian MtL ; AO. [* aslay *]
Isoyndan to separaie, part {from) : drive i8llp0n=:ft8leopeapret.opt.3pLofa8lupan.
away {from), M. ftalUsii^ to sUde, sUp, faU, Ps;M,CB.
iMfr-=a0oir- [*(ulide*'\
ftw^yran to make dear, M. [acSr] isUdlng f. slipping, GPH388*>.
ftsealoaii (Gxk2167) sftaeoloan ftslltan^ (y) to sUt, cleave, cul off, destroy, CP.
9a.Uiia;ak>wilhsr,dryup,Lcd\ CP. [*iMear*] ftsiapan* to slip off, escape, (Reappear {oi),
iftean to seek out, select : search out, examine, Ps. [' aslip*]
explore : seek for, require, ask, PPs : search ftal^tan =a8iitan
through, pendrate, \'aseek'] ftsmtagan to consider, examine, investigate,
lf«^KMi I. to say out, express, teU, uUer, devise, elicit, treat of, think, M : look for,
narrate, explain, announce, AO. II«» demand,
QDBM^gan ismtaffung f . scrutiny, consideration^
iMfV^ndlte utterable, M, ftmitoii s ftsmtegan
ASMIBIAN 24 ASTYBIAN
±iaiiilr-lan, -wan to §miear^ anoint ii taga n to go up, eimbarh, MkRO**.
iimlSlAn to do emUh*a work, JaMcn, forge^ IstAlan to lay to (me*« charge, IiL(264^).
fdbrieaU, Si ittAnaB^ to adorn vailh precious stones.
innorlan to smother, strangle, AO,GP. Utmrtmn (MtB) =r ftatyxtan
Asmorunc L choking, suffocation, LodISa. iitandan* to stand up, stand forth, rise jvp,
Asiiitlgan=a8mSagaa arise, B;M i continue, endure, XI;; CP.
Asnfltaii (a>) to spit, impale, stab, LLQS, S6. [*astand*]
l^asnese*] Astendennei f. perseverance, iEL23b''* :
■anlSan ^ to cu t off, Lod. existence, suMstenee,
ftfoden ( WW20'<) pp. of aaSolSan. ifttapan ^Mtj^pan
iioloen (pp. of aaeoican) sluggish, idle, in- Astallan L to set forth, set, put, afford, supply,
different, aissohUe, M. display, a^ppoini, AO»CP : set up, estahUsh,
ftsolo«nnes f. sleepiness, Mh, laziness, confirm, institute, ordain, undertake, start,
W; M. [*aswolkeness*] AO; M : undergo, M. Ihtofiy off, rush,
AsollAn to become dirty, A 2*374. Astcmnlaii to buHd. ^^
iqNknaii* to aUure, seduce, persuade, urge, Asttmped engraved, stamped, WW 203**.
insinuate, AO. istenean to scatter, GD42**.
Aspannan^ to unbind, unclasp, QB214*'. AsMopan = astfpan
AsparlAn to preserve, GD 160>«. Astaortan* to die, MH 62*'.
Aq»eatt ( JnLO*) = aapeoft AstAp- = ast^- ; Asterlan = astyriaii
AspAdan to survive, escape, Airl628. astwlon ^asterion,^ peOitory, Lcdl-IM.
Aq>6liaii to be substituU for, represent, take AstUaii to bwome stiff, M,
^ place of, UjfTSLB, h.mm be exempt from. AstIllclaB=&Btyfeoian
Aspandan to spend {numey), expend, die- Astt^n^ to proceed, go, M : {wsa. w. up,
^ibute, squander, consume, AO ; M. [*aa- ni'Ser, etc.) rise, mount, ascend, descend,
pend'] Jn; M,CB: be puffed up, A02»i: ['astye*]
Aspaoft pret. 38g. spit out, JnB9*. [▼. speoft] Astl^and m. ridir.
Asparlan :=a8pyrian Aatlglaii to ascend, mounL
aspida m. asp, adder, serpent, viper, Ps; M. Astl^nas f. ascent, SPslOS*.
[' aspide '] Astthtan to determine on, decree, Ghb 998.
AspiUan to destroy, JiiL12i>. Attthttng (OEG) =atiliting
Asplnnan* to spin, WW. AitUllan to stUl, quiet, MF (Veep. D xiv).
Aaplrian = aspyrian Asttngan* to bore out, pierce out, Ghb : iiab.
Asplwan^ (y) to spew up, vomit, M,CB. Asttntan = astyntan ; AsOrlan = astvrian
AsplAtan T to split, v. ES49'156. AstiSlan to become hard, dry up, wiAer : grow
Aapornaii to cast down, EPs 145^. [spnman] up, come of age, TO 203*^.
Aiprfodan to stretch out, extend, GSF835^. Astondna8=a8tandenn68
igpreeAn to speak out, specik, VFs. 9air§blllB,n to cast forth, 'KPalff.
Asprangan to cause to spring, fling out, 9atreoeAn to streich out, stretch forth, extend,
ML 8*". lay low, M : prostrate oneself, bow down, CP.
Asprattan = aspiyttan [* astretch * ]
Aqirlndlad ripped up, Lod 80b. Astragdan to sprinkle.
Asprtngan* (y) to spring up or forth, break Astragdnas? f. sprinkling, DR. ^^
forth, spread, JS; AO : arise, originate, be Astrangad {made strong), malleable, WW.
bom, AS : dwindle, diminish, fail, cease. Astif anan (eo, y) to begti.
asprungen dead, [^aspring*"] Astrogdan pp. of astreffdaa.
Afpringung f . failing, VPs 141«. Astrowanai f . length, HGl443.
A^rltan = aspirttan Astr^ nan = aetiienan
A^rotan pp. of asprutan. Astundlan to take upon oneself, M.
A-aprungannaa, -spnmgnes f. failing, ex* Ai tff acian to suppress, eradicate, GP.
haustion, death : eclipse. As^llan=a8iellem
Aspratan' ( = do) to sprout forth, PPs 140*. Astyltan to be astonished, LkLR.
Aspryngan=a8piuigan As^ntan (i) to blunt, repress, restrain, stop,
Aspryttan^ (e, i) to sprout out, bring forth, M. overcome, OL [' astint *]
Aspyllan to wash oneself. Bo 115*. Ast^iHtn (e, ea, do) to deprive, bereave, GD.
Aspyrgand m. tracker, inv estiga tor, VHy. aat^te orphans, [stdop]
Aspyrglng f. *adinventio,* WVV613". A8t^(ad)naa (e*) f. privation, bereavement.
Aapyrian (i) to track, trace out, investigate, As^an to guide, control, AS 9^.
explore, discover. Astyrlan (m, e) to kill, destroy, Cr,Mt (e).
Aap^wan = asplwan [* asterve ]
assa m. he-ass, Mty7n,AS; GP. Vass*] Aatyrlan to sHr up, excite, move, move for-
assan f. she-ass. ward, raise, Jn,Mk; A& : be roused, become
asamyra f . she-ass, M. angry, M. astyred weoiCan be or become
Alt f. kiln, WWlSB^i A9-265. [*om<'] anxious, M. [^asHr*]
ASTTRIENDLIG
26
ATTFRAN
istyrlandllo ▼. im-&.
iHyrisend m. 'vetUOator,* GPH393".
islvrrod sktrrp. So.
is^mng f . moHon, Loi>.
i-cfleaii* -sugan to 9uck, ntek out, drain,
iHittiMlnui, -snndioii s ommndran
Aaundrian^&flyndriaii
isQitan to be or become eow, WW.
iswAman to roam, wander about : pine,
ffttevef xXim
tawSm« =a8wani-
ifwAtan to bnretouiinperepiration,KR20^.
ifwimlan to die away, Gsn376 : eeaee.
ftiwt^pan' (bat pp. ftswOpen) to sweep away,
remove, dean, Gr.
iswarean to languiek, LPs 88".
iswirdan to confound, BSPsTO**.
iswirnlaii to be confounded, Ps.
iswimung f. ekame, confusion, LP84S^.
iswaftan to investigaU, OEG0".
iswaartlaii to turn Uvid, become ashff or
bhek, OP.
itweblMUit to luU, sooihe, set at rest : put to
death, destroy, Jud, l*<uufeve*]
itwAlUui* to sweU, CP.
aswaltan* to die, Ghb.
iswenoan to afflict, DR.
iswADgmn to sufing off, shate off, eastforih,
isweoroan' to droop, ^.
isweortan* to file off, polish, OPH.
iswipa=fi8w£pe
itwtrlan^ to mmot , PPs.
iswlmn^ to desert, abandon, betray, deceive,
Mt : offend, irritate, provoke. [*aswike*]
±ifwleiaii to offend.
iswleung f . scandal, offen ce.
iswllkni to wander, stray, WW.
iswlnd = fiswind
Iswtndan* to become weak, shrink, fade f^umy,
perish, decay, dissolve. Bo; ^,CP.
[^asufind*']
iawlBgan* to scourge, DR.
Afwdgan' to cover over, choke, CP411^'.
toworettan to sigh, grieve, GD.
tewornlan (NG271)=:a8wamian
liwundeiinM f. idleness, BHldO**.
i^ynderllc remote, OEG2514.
±ifliyiHl-raii, -rian to separate,divide, disjoin,
sever, CP,M i distinguish, esccepL \^asunder^\
ifyndrung f . divisi<m, WW.
ata^t; AtAfraii(CP467»)=atiefnn
fttAMn to wear out, injure, strike, smite, ^ :
wound, CP296U.
alAwlan = ntiewan
ftta (n) f. 'oaU,' Led : wild oats, tares,
Ol,WW.
it6ailaii=ateIUa; At§frmii=atielran
at«gAr=:»tgar; atoljs^tol
AteDan to reckon up, count. Bo ; AO. a. wiiS
balance against : tell, enumerate, CP : ex-
plain, interpret, [^ateU*]
itemlaii to tame, subdue, render Quiet, CP.
fttandan to set on fire, kindle, inflame, Chr :
iroubU, perplex, AS'Z12^. ['atend']
Alendliif f. incenUve, So221».
Atfon* to draw up, out, off or from, remove,
puU out, lead out, draw, B,BH; AO,CP.
Qp a. draw up, move away : protract, M i
move, journey, roam : dealwiih, dispose of^
apply, use, Mt ; M,CB. [' a/ee ']
AMorian to fail, become exhausted, weary,
cease, Ps;Mzbe defective, MQu. ['ottre^]
AI«orl(()«iid]lo transitory, perishable, M :
failing : defective, MQjl
AtAorodnM f. cessation, exhaustion, HLS***;
BPb118«.
AtAorung f . failing, weariness, M.
Atiowans:d%Iewaa; AterMLtor
Atiran« to tear away, CPSSQ**.
Atcrtandlls = Ateoriendlio
Atorlma (Str-) oat-bran, LoD 3*292'.
AtnrtAnum dp. with poisoned twigs (or J
-tearum with poison drops) B14M.
Atetfiwdn ady. at oA, CM987. [awiht]
afliM(GL)=8dthyd
AUdrlan to grow weak, GD69* (ydd).
Attefran («, ^,l,f)to draw, depict, CP.
atfewan=dfilewaii; Atthl-^A^ht-
AtUlan to touch, reach.
Atlinlir-aii, -ian to erect, buHd, AO,GP.
AtfmpUaii to provide with spikes, NC271.
AtfwaB=6'8Iewan
Atltaf m. oat-fieldf
atol L dire, terrible, ugly, deformed, repulsive,
unchaste, B. VateV] ILf n. horror, evU.
atollo, atollio dire, terrible, defortfted, re*
pulsive, M. adv. -Hoe.
atoUanda disfiguring, WW220».
Ator, at(to)r, (£) n. poison, venom. Led ; AO,
CP : gaU, CfL ['aUsr^
AtorbAre poisonous, ^Hl-72*>.
Atorbaranda poisonous, venomous.
Atorooppa f. spider. Led. ['otteroop']
Atoronsft (attor-) m. art of poisoning, W.
Atoroyn (A) n. poison, Sol 210.
Atordrlnoa m. poisonous draught, liH.
AtorlASa f . plani used as antidote to poison^
betonicaf Lcd,WW. [*attertotAe']
Atorllo poison-Uke, bitter, WW. VatterUch'^
AtoncaaSat m. poMoitoiM enemy.
Atornara n. poisoned spear, Rd 18*.
Atoittgan (att-) f . taking of poison, Lod 1-4*.
Atr=s&tor
Atrahtnlan to treat, discuss.
Atradan* to extract, extort, LL.
Atraddan to search out, examine, investigate,
PPs.
AtrandUan to roU, JfetS". [▼. 'trendle']
Atras gs. of ator.
atrum n. ink, A 13*28". [L. atramentom]
attar, atton=4ator
attraa gs. of attor, ator.
attrum=atram
atiiI=atol; Atiir=ator
AtwAonlan to cause doubt, A8*333*.
Atyddrian = Aladrian
At^dran to b^et, create, El1279. [tfidor]
At j^an a Atiefran
ATYHTAN 26 AWANDIAN
itjhteii (i) to entice, attmte, ineUe i be tOkn- iSrunten (pp. of HttmtukjewoUet^, Rd38>.
Htm : pnimoe, Rd61* : etrikh^ eskndp imm, (or? a1$niteii)
ityhtlBf (i) L »iiteii«ioii, aim : inetigaiUm^ iSrOten pp. (of *at$rataii) mooOem, Lcd.
0EG2*M. i&yoemn to prtea, oppress,
i^ymlmii Bfttimbran iSSryn to robf drive outf Gl (E843*331).
U^nan I. to shiU off, exchde. [tan] ip&yBemlan, -ISryaman {AO) to suffocate,
ILsont^naii smother » l^atkrysm*}
i^TDdan sateDdan ; ItfilaB = fttSoiian iSrylnes f . weariness.
i^waBsromewan 9SMmt m. oath, GP8104*.
is m. *oath,* B, Mt; AO. iSbwarm m7==attewara
i8-3=01S- iSiwaringssalSewenuig
a8fcwnaiw m. cklamani, CP271^ [£.] iBswaru f. 0otik-«t0eaniHf, oa(^ M.
iSbryoo m. perjwry, W164^ iSkweilaiir to «oi0 tMlA af» oaih, WW387^
iSaogaii to take food, eonsnmef iSiwwiiaf f . oath-^weaHng, CK&»R8Pft 104*.
a86geliil=ai^M Lt iSfwyrd (eo) n. ootA-MWoriiig, EPB104*
iSUfen distenSed, WW. (6^); B2064.
iSanean to tfttnl; oiU, deriMy eoiilrive, «fioml» i^um m. son-in-law, JS;AO i 6rc4&€r-m*
AO : intend. law. Vodam*"}
iSenenes 1 extension, VHy. iSiimwafflaii mp. son-in-law and father-in^
A-Sennan, -tauaa to stretch omt, extend, ' law, B84.
draw oui, expand, AO : appitjf ((Aa mind) iSandanneff . sweOing, twmmr, Lod : eon*
CP : prostrate. tumacy, WW87^^
iSanung f . extension, distension. iSwftnan to diminish, soften, Lod.
iStedansfiSIadan iSwian* to wash, wash off, cleanse, baptite,
iSCostrian (e, ie, i) to become dark, obscnred, anoint, M,CP.
eclipsed. Bo; CP,yVs. ['athester*] iSSiwAA n. promise on oath, WW IIS^.
iSar = a]iw»5er iSweran* to stir up, ch^um, Lod.
iSancan to ihresh out, J5L31^^ A8«irlnaii to vanish, NC338.
aSfetrlan = a^Sostrian ; iStwan = a«^aa ASwItan^ to disappoint, SPs 131".
•Baia f . lizard, OET. iSwyrSa worthy of crediL ▼. LL2-376.
iSSivdiiun m. confirmation {confifmere)cf an •S^an^&'Sywan
ootft, LL. iSylgUn to dear up, ABSPb.
iZgtlOi (kiSe-) n. promise on oath, oath, WW. 9Zfn=a,iSfwaix
•Sudan to thrust, push, OEG60*. iSynnlan (i) to make thin, YHyS^K
Alladan to separate, CP. iS^trian (M) = atSiestrian
•8l«mn to dean, CP. iS^n 14 to sound, blow (a horn). II. to
iSlettrian (CP) = fttS«oatrian expel, WW 19^>.
iSlndan* to swell, puff up, inflate, increase, iS^wan to drtM away, AO : press out or into,
CP : meU, pass away. (op. 0mdan) squeeze ouL
iSlndunf f . swelling, Lod 93a. iuht s&wiht ; iuS«r = ahwn'Ser
ft-8btz1an, -tSi«Qrigan(CP)=a1Seo0trian iw=n; ftwa=a
A81 (VPs) =ftdl ftwaean* (on-) to aieaie, JB : arise, oriffinate,
iSSkign m. perjurer, C&lfib. spring forth, be bom. [*awake{ny]
A8oI = adl ftwaolan to awake, M.
iSollan to hold oul,'^endure, suffer, M. Iwielan to grow weak, decline, fall, belittle,
ftSolwara mp. citizens, Gir£201. ^,CP :faU away, lapse, desist Jfrom, abstain,
i8or=&hw8B'Ser M.
iSrtelan to dread : frighten. Awaonlan = awnonian ; Awssa- =3 awec-
iSrAstan to twist out, wrest out, Gl. AwAean to weaken, weary.
iSkkwrnB? to curl, twist, twine, M. AwsM-nlan, -nan (on-; a, e) to awaken,
iSrtatlan to weary, be irksome : force away, revive, M : arise, originate, spring from,
CP293>*. AO. ['awake(nY^
iSrfotan' (pen. and impen.) to tire of, iwAgan to deceive : destroy, annul, make
weary, be tiresome to, disptease, disgust, nugatory, M.
M,AO,CP. §mminntoroll,rollfrom: harass, afflict, NG.
iSreioan » atSenoan Awnltan = awyltan
iSriatan to weary, M,AO {f) ; Bo. &w»mmlan = awemman
iSrlngan* to cr<wd or prees out : rush forth, Aw8Bnd-=awend-, onwond-
break ouL nt a. emboss. AmDnlan—awenian
iSifrtlan to be bold, presume, QD7 0*. Award pp. of awierdan.
iSrotannes f . wear isome ness, WW 400^. Awwrged = awierged
aSrotsum irksome, WW510>*. Awwian to avoid, DR39^*.
iMwian to suffer, LoD68b. iwmean=:&wa8oan; Awftttans&wSstaa
iSrozan pp. ofa'Sdnoan. iwandlan to fear, hesitate, .£G&162'.
AWANIAN 27 AWRBOCAN
to diminiMf Useeim^ ' iwof-sawierff-, aweri-
twumlui to become Uvid or black and bhie^ iwwiMi L to defmidt AO : himder, rmtraiut
61)20** (y. NG332). Chs : protect, cover, eurrownd, mdoae :
iwmiMlaii to diminish, KG4«2i3*. ward off from oneself, svum from oneself.
ft«ir=&hwftr II. to wear, wear ouA (doUku), RB.
ftwimlan to be confounded, 8P8. iw«ipaii = aweorpan
tWMtaa* (») to wash, bathe, immerse, Lod. twaieim ( VPs) = ftwiscnet
i.w«allAii' to %oeU up, flow out, break forth, iwlstan to lav waste, ravage, destroy, AO ;
issue, swarm, CP : be hot, bnm, M, [*awest^]
ftwtaMlaa to guard, defend, AwM(«d)nes f. desoUOwn, dettruOMn,
imsasuai* to grow, grow up, arise, come forth, AwMend m. devastator, W200^*.
GP. Awtzen » aweazen pp. of ftweaxan.
ftweb^sflweb; AwM-saw»o- +iwlaii (AS42*)=+fowian
ivrtoeui to awake, rouse, ineiU, excUe, Mk, AwUUan to profane, defile.
Lk; M,CP : raise up, beget. [*awecche'] Awl«ntaui (e, y) to spoil, injure, hurt, corrupt,
tveeenet (») f. incitement, GD199^ seduce, destroy, kiU, GP.
Awe«gMi to undermine, shake, move, M. Awlerding (7) f. corruption, bUmish, HGl
Awidan to be or become mad, rage, M;AO. 421**.
l*awede ' ; wad] Awlflrg-an, -ian (», e» i, y ) hto curse, damn,
9imeitLn* to weave, weave together, M. denounce, outlaw, JB,Mt,CPiV2. 86
9me%{=t(n'yaway,'forih,out,ChrJitiCB. &wier(ge)daJlaiM{,d6vt<. [*ai«irie'} II.-
Awegan* to lift up, carry away : weigh, weigh Awyrgan
out, ^ : MtofiMle, conMder. ['aioetffA'] Airlht I. n. 'aii^Af,* anything, something, Ps.
AwcgAnorpBM 1 abortion, LL (164*^). II.adY.alo2{,6ya9iyfiMaiM. tfiahteoioU.
Awegeuman* to escape, M. IIL good, of vciue, M.
Aw^Cada went away, JnL4t^ [▼. 'oicay*) MVOksak to become wHd, MJUU
fiode] AvOIaiisawyUan
AwagflioB* to fly or flee away, OB02169. Awflla (WW) ^Anwille U.
AweggAn to go away, BH326^*. Awlndan' to wind, bend, plait : slip from,
AweggawItan^toclMNM^ A074». withdraw, escape, GP : become relaxed?
Aweggewltanw f. departure, M : aberraHon W148*.
{of mind), JPbUS^. Awlndwlan (y) to winnow, blow away, die-
Awehtnea f. arousing, BH422*** perse, Ps.
awal m. hook, fork, Gl. Awlnnaii* to labour, strive, JnL : gain, over-
AwaDaaasawyfian come, endure. Da. [*oiotn*]
9mmaBm,n to disfigure, corrupt. AwfrgansLawyrgan; II. awyigian
AwemmendnM f . corruption. Awlignas s Awyrgednes ; Awlso- &= fiwiso-
AwADan to consider. Awimlan to become dry, wUher.
Awandan (-on-) to avert, turn aside, re- Awistllan to AtM, W147*i. [hwistlian]
move, upset, Ps : change, exchange, alier, Awladan to be or become lukewarm.
pervert, JB;CP : translaU, M,CP : turn tkwlSHAn to befoul, make loaihsome, defile, M.
from, go, depart, Ps; AO : return : subdue. Awlandan to exult, to be proud, 0£6 1169.
[*awend*] Awlenoan to make proud, enrich, I>B59^.
AwendedUesawendendlio Awly^laB to 'lisp,^ MLf^ 4-219 (NG338).
Awandadnea f . change, aUeraHon^ M. Awo = a (awa)
Awandandlle ihat can be changed, changeable, Awofflan to become proud, insolent : rave, be
3L delirious, insane, M.
AwandandlfeiMa f. mutabHOy, M. Awdglan to woo, M.
Awendannas f. change, 0EG191. Awdh (crookedly), wrongfully, unjustly, LL.
Awandlog L subversion, change, £839*322. [-on w6h]
Awan-nan, -ian to disaccustom, toean. Awol = awel ; Awolflgaa = Awoffian
Awiodlan to root out, extirpate. Awonlan (DR) = awanian ; Aworg af or
Awawpan* to throw, throw away, cast down, Awordannet f. degeneration, WW 87".
east out, east aside, degrade, depose, Mt ; M, Aworpadnat (EP821^) = aworpeimeB
AO,GP. aworpen divorced, reeded, de- Aworpanlle worthy of condemnation, GP.
strayed, apostate, of, at a. to throw out. adv. -Boe vUely.
['atcorp'] A-worpannat, -worpnes f. r^eciion, what is
Awaoipnei =3 Aworpennes cast away : exposure (of children).
Aweoitbui* to pass away, vanish, become AwrAnan to make wanton. Lop 64b.
worthless, Mt:(SQ)^-\'Weoei^an. [*aworth*] AwrOttan to wrest from, extort, WW397>'.
Awaotuog f. *subsistenUa,* WW616«. Awraean* to thrust out, drive away : strike,
AwtrsE&hwAr pierce : uiter, sing, relate, recite : punish,
Av<rtaBs=awierdan avenge, LL,ChrL. ['awreak*]
Awarde (»*) m. worthless fellow, WW 111**. Awraoean to arouse, awake, M.
AWREGENNSS
28
BiELBRAOU
IwregannM sonwmenes
Awrton^'* (>«on-) to di$doae, discover, nvetU :
eov^ NO.
AwreSian to support, uphM, OP.
Awrldlan to originaU, spring from.
Awrlgenat = onwrigennes
ftwrlngan' to wring, sgueeze onl, iE.
ftwrlt n. a ufrOing.
ftwrltan^ U> vrriU, tcrUe down, describe, com-
pose, CP;MJkO,CBB. : nuwk, inscribe,
draw, carve, copy, [*awrite*]
AwrlSSan^ L to turn, wind, bind up, bind,
wreathe. II. — onwifSan
awngones = onwzigenee
ftwoer, a^or=&hw»1$er
Awulii=awiht; &wul=:awel
Awuldrian to glorify (N).
ftwundrlan to wonder, toonder at, admire,
Awunlan to remain, continue, BH.
iwunlgenda pto. continual.
Awurt-wallan, -wariaa = awyrtwalian
ftwi]riSan=aweort$an; &wyht=sawiht
Awyllan to roU, M.
Awyllan to bring into commotion, boU, M.
Awytan = ft wielm
iwyltan, awylwaa to roU, rcU away, M :
harass, BR (sb).
ftwyndwlan = awindwian
Awyrean to do.
Awyrd- (^)sawierd-; Awyrdlasefwyrdla
Awyrdnes hurt, harm, destruction, M i
defilement.
ftwyrg- = awierg-
Awyrgan (i, ie) to strangle, suffocate, AO{i),
M. l^aworry*]
Awyrg edllOy awyrgendlio detestable, shameful,
abominable.
ftwyrg ednes f . wickedness, ^ : cwrse, cursing.
[wearg]
Awyrgodnei = awyrgednes
Awyrlgendd accursed, M.
Awyrlgung f . a curse, M.
ftwyrn (Men 101 ) = ahwnraen
Awyrpan (^ie) to recover Qrom iUness), MB.
1-634"
iwyrtUan = awyrtwalian
ftwyrtwallan to root out, CP.
ftn^rSuDg f. stain, aspersion, HGl421.
az-=a80-, 0Z-; iK-=a0o-; aze=»08
A^dan (0EG8>M)=aidan; &ydUan=aidl]an
iyldan to delay, QD21». [ieldan]
Ayrnan = aieman
A^n to drive out. [ut]
Ayttan=aettan
B
lift nafn. and am. of b^en both,
bao- y. bfldo.
bmotkn* to 'bake,* M,
baoas nap. of b»o II.
baooa m. ridge, BC (bacM)e f. Mdf ).
baeu nap. of b»o I.
bid I. f . forced contribution, impost, pledge,
LL : expectation, [bidan] II. (±) piet.
3 ag. of Didan.
-bAd«ra ▼. nied-b.
bidlan to take a pledge or fine, LL.
bflB*=ba-y be*» bea-
b8M L n. *baeh,' Bo,MiLJPs;CP. on b.
bachoards, behind, * aback.* on b. settan,
Ultan to neglect, ofer b. backwards, back.
under b. behind, backwards, back, ofer b.
bugan to turn back, fiee. olfine b. habban
to be straightforward, honest, LL128[6].
II. mfn. beck, brook, v. ES20«411.
b»obord n. 2eft side of a ship, larboard, AO.
b8Me=becIl; bAea^bdoe
bAeon-ssbSaoen-
bttcere I. m. ^baker,* A I L=bgBere
bnocring m. gridiron, WW.
bsBoarn n. bakery, bakehouse, M.
b0M6Stre fm. baker, JE. [*6«rfer']
bedocS, b»o^, pres. 3 sg. of bacan.
bndstr = bteoestre
btteUng, iMBclinga (on) adv. backwards, be-
hind, on b. gewend having one*s back
turned, i£.
bttosUtol adj. backbiHng, W72».
hmA%armm. rectum; )^\. bowels, entrails J&.
+b6MU np. back parts, LPs.
bnd I. pret. 3 sg. of biddan. II. =bed
bddan to urge on, impel, GP : solicit, require :
afflict, oppress.
b»dan to defile, EPsTS^
bflddd^bedd
bioddflBg ^epiphania,* DR.
MMdel m. effeminate person, hermaphrodite,
WW. [yr.'^bad']
beMldiyda = bedrid a
beedend m. inciter, WW.
bftdawCg n. drinking vessel. [w£ge]
MMUng m. effeminate or impure male person,
WW. VbadUng']
bAdon pret. pi. of biddan.
b»dryda= bedrida; bttdzere=b«zere
beetta, b»ftan {Mt; ^)=:be»ftan
bseftanslttende idle, MG^62*.
-bSBftlan (ea^„i^*) v. hand-b.
bag=b€ag; bAgen=begen; bAli=b§ae
bAl n. fire, fiame, B : funeral pyre, bonfire.
I'bdle^]
bAlblys, -blyse, -blsBaef f. blaze of a fire,
funereal blau.
bnlc I.t m. pride, arrogance. IL m.
covering, doudf Ex 73.
beeloant to cry out,
+bnlean to root up, CP879^*.
baldan =bieldan
bseldo (CP), b8eldii=bieldo
bAlegsa m. terror of fire. Ex 121.
bAUyr n. ^bale-fire, funeral or saorifidcU
fire, B.
htBlg, b»lig (NG)^belg
bAlslade m. place of a funeral pHe, B3097.
UU-8raou f. (ds. -ISneoe) violence of ftre^
Ph270.
BiBLWUDU 29 BARHELM
bAlwudu m. wood /or a funeral piUf B 31 12. ta8e«r« m. bather.
Mblwylin m. flames of a funeral-fire, Jul berime s=b«BEere
336. birilern n. baih-houee, NC272.
bAm=bani (v. b^en); beond^bend taSfni n. bathing-iub, LL466[17].
-f bAne? bones, NC292. bnShtls n. bathing-plaee, M,
bAnen made of bone, iB. bflBSlan = batSian
bnr L gsmo. Dares *bare,* uncovered. Bo : bseSsealf f. bathing-sahe, Lcd.
naked, undothed, Oen, II. piet. 3 sg. of }MKXtt9dtm.,hmiSMwtbaihing-piace,WW.
beran. beeSwegt °^- *^^
bAr L f. *6ier/ El;M ; handbarrow, UUer, baazwe m. bapHser, bapHsL [»X. baptiBta]
6e<i» BH,JnB. [beran] II. a |)M«ttref bal- = beal-
KC(BT). III. = bar ( AB 14-233). bale, balca m. bank, ridge. Bo, WW. [*baUG ']
+baraii to behave, conduct oneself, OP : fare, baUIee (NG) = bealdlioe
B2824 : *exuUare,* PPs. ['i-bere*] bal-Hun, .Bamum n. *balsam,* bahn, BH.
b»rb«r barbarou s,'EP B 1 1 3^. balmiiSe f . bergamot, Lcd 3-90'*.
bftnUse m. tray, WW. [beran] balsmlnta f . baisam-mint, water-mifU, WW
bare=bere pree. 1 sing, of beran. 130*.
b»ra- = bere- balzam n. , balzame f . = balsam
-bAra soffiz (from beran); forms deriva- bim dmbi. of bSgen.
tives from substantiTes, as in oweahnbAre. +ban = + bann
[Oer. -bar] ±bftn n. *6one,* tush, Jn,M,Ol; AO,CP : the
Mra^b&r bone of a limb.
+bAre n. manner, behaviour. El : ffestuire, bana (o) m. kiUer, slayer, murderer, B; Ceoa :
cry I action. [*i-bere*; beran] the devil : (f.) murderess, A 10'16 5. [* bane^]
bssrldt barefooi. b&nbeorge f . leg-amumr, greaves, WW.
bflsrhtm (A) =:bearhtm b&nbryoa m. fracture of a bone, Lod.
bnrtte I. adj. of barley, KC6-79^*. II. open, bftnootat m. (he bodUy frame.
clear, public, adv. -lioe. b«n-eo8a m., -colSii f. baneful disease,
bArmann m. bearer, porter, JB. [*berman*] band pret. 3 sg. of bindan.
besrn =b6re»m Mkneoe in pain in Ihe thigh, Lod.
±b8Brnan (e) to cause to bum, kindle, bum, bAn-fsstt n. nap. -fata body, corpse.
consume, Sol; AO,YPs. [y. *bum*] binUg adorned with honework (deer
bflBmelie (e) n. bumt-offering^VI^. anUers?), B781.
+bAm68 f. bearing, manner, WW 629". bangir (o) m. murdering spear, B2031.
bBrnelt (y*) n. burning, bum, cautery, M : bAngebarg n. =banbeoive
arson, iX. bingebreo n. fracture of a bone. An 1430.
iHBndDgi. burning I bumi offering, BPaWK bftnlialm m. helmet, shield f Fen 30 (▼. also
bssmlian n. branding-iron, 0£Q7^ barhelm).
besnmm, bnmes f. burning. binbrlngt m. vertebra, joint.
b«ro=beara; bAron pret. pL of beran. bftnhtlst n. body, chest, breast, banhoses
bsBTt m. a fish, perch, Ql. [Oer. barsofa] weaid the mind. Ex 523.
+bAr8elpe (LkL) = +b6orBoipe bAnltai boneless, Rd 46*.
bestflt prot. 3 ss. of berstan. bftnlooaf m. Joint, limb.
bsBTSO- = brastf- +bann n. proclamation, summoM, command,
bflBTvynnJg m. notoriously wicked person, M,(jP : indicticn {cycle of 16 years).
pttbUean, NG. ±baDnan' to summon, command, proclaim.
+bAru T. +bftre; bflwwesbearwe b. at call out, Ghb.
bsBSt mn. t innerbark of trees, * bast, ' M,OET. bannend m. summtm/er, Gl.
bflssten made of basL +banngtar (-ger) n. indieHon, year of the
boatera s bsBzere indietion.
bAtan I. to bait, hunt, worry, M. [v. '6ail*] : bannuc m. a sort of cake, OEG.
(BT) make fastf (Sedgef. =111)1 II. to bim ilt (y ) n. leggings, leg-armour, greaves
beat against the wind? Bol44>^ [ON. Gl,WW (-rist).
* beita] IIL to furnish with a bit or bridle, bftnsaalf f . salve for pain in the bones, Lod
saddle, curb. 138b.
+bAte, +bfitel n. bit, bridle, pi. trappings, b&nsele{ m. {bone-house), body.
BH. bAnwsnro m. pain in the bones, WW200^*.
btttera* bflsttra = betera banweore n. homicide, mtcrder, LL244,32,4d.
bAtung (d) f. beating {against (he wind?) bftnwyrt f. violetf smaU knapweedf Lod.
(BT), cabU (Sedgef.), Bol44n bir (A) m. 'boar,* £0r.
bo8 n. nap. W6a *6aA/ a€ition of bathing, bara, bare wk. forms of ba r, adj.
Lcd : laver, AO : U^id in which one baihes, barda m. beaked ship, WW289".
medicinal spring, BE,KO. ganotes b. hithtlm m. hehnet with the image of a boar f
gamtet^s bM (ie. ibe sea), B. FDr30 (y. also banhehn).
BABIAK 90 BEALDIAN
tMtflMi to lay ban, uncover : depopulate, hmdu\tgdsLh9tAuwe,hmdowewar,ballU,
W310". [bttT I] JhhHng, tirip.
lMrlee=bearn|se; barmsbeftnn baaducU boid in baiOe, RdI^.
barn L pret. 3 fg. of bieman. ILsbeam baaduorwlt m. 9kiU in war, Air219.
banlge = beanige baaduonatttgt warlike.
binpare n. boar spear. beaduewaatan m. violeni deaih. Ax 1704.
birqprtot m. boar spear. baadutolm i. batUe-hantU BOOO.
banttttiig=braethiiig ^^ baadngrlma m. war-mttsk, heUnei, B2267.
bai1$ m baraue, *dromo/ WW 181*. baadutan^glt n. coat of mail
baHSa=baraa baaduUef n. war-play, balUe.
baru napn. of b«r adj. baadultema m. (bami-liglU), sword, B 1523.
basillsoa m. basiUsk, PP890". baadimuBgan n. battle strengO^, force, BxS20.
baaing m. doak, M. beadumioa m. baUle-sword, B 1464.
±bianian to await, expecL baadurAs m. rush of battle, BCa 11 1.
bSsnung f . expectation (N). baaduilnet °^- warrior, soldier.
bastard m. 6a«feir(i,CHBl006D. [OFr.] heaAur6t\ strong in baUh, renowned in war.
basu (e, ea, eo) gsmn. baswes purple, scarlet, baadurOn f . secret of a quarrel, B501.
crimson, baawa at&n topaz. baadusoaarp keen in battle (sword), B2704.
basuhAwan purple. baaduierild n. coat of mail, B453 ; 2600 f
+baswlan to stain red, ES 33-177. baadusaaro n. war equipment. Ex 572.
bftt 1. fm. *boat,* sMp, vessel, Chr. IL pret baadusarca f. coat of mail, B2755.
3 8g. of bitan. baaduHrtat m. war-band, army, El81.
batlan to batten, fatten, CP 173** : heal : grow baaduwApanf n. weapon of tour.
better, M. baaduwangt m. batUefiM.
bfttawegan m. boatman, EC254. baaduwaorot n. work of baittU, warUbt
bait bai, cudgel, club, OEG 18bl8. operation.
b&twft=batu baaduwrAd (o*) m. fighting company, Lod
bAtwaard m. Mp*s untchman, B lOOa 125b.
ba9=b8B'S banftan 1. adr. after, hereafter, afterwards,
±ba«lan to wash, lave, 'bathe' (tr. and intr.), behind, AO ; GP (bi-). Vbaft'] IL prep.
give baths {to Olhers), Led-, MJlO. w. d. after, behind.
ba9u V. bsB'S. baAwntan to join in marriage, marry, Che
be- prefix. 1. specializes the meaning d a 1052d. \fiw]
tr. vb. (as in behOn, besettan). 2. makes baaftan (o IdmetO, MtLll^, [<-be-haletiaB;
an intr. vb. transitiTe (beswfcan, betSen- '6e)%']
can). 3. is privatiye (bedfilan, bellSan). btag L {&, e) m. ring (as ornament or as
4. does not alter the meaning (beoaman). mon^), coU, bracelet, coUar, crown, garland,
be prep. w.d. and instr. (of place) '6y,*fiear, JS;CP. [*6ee*; bOgan] IL pret. 3 sg.
in, on, upon, with, along, at, to. be eallum of bagan.
altogether, be foUan in fuU : (of time) in, bCag-gSa, -gTiaf m. ring-giver, lord, king,
about, by, before, while, during : for, because generous chief,
of, in consideration of, by, by means of, h^BggOxt (h^h-)^ t ring^fiving.
through, in conformity with, in comparison btaghord (h)t n. ring-hoard,
with : cUHmt, concerning, in reference to : on btaghrodent diademed, adorned with rings
penalty of. be awihte in any respecL be or armlets, ^^
follan in excess, be sumum dAle partly, bteghyrne (h) f. comer of the eye, WW156*i.
be anfealdam single, be twifealdom two- biaglan (S) to crown,
fold, be fnllan fuUy, perfectly, be ISam b6ag-ael n., -selef m. haU in uihich rings ar^
mestan at the most, be "^m ('San) 1$e be- distributed.
cause, as, according as, how. be nortSan, btegtSegu (h) f . receiving of rings, B2170.
sulSan to the north, south of.... be nftans btegwbe n. round ^tape, GD343''.
besaftan bfogwrtSa (h) m. armlet, B2018.
btacen (e) n. * beacon,* sign, token, phe- bftah I. =b€ag IL pret. 3 sg. of bugan.
nomenon, portent, apparition, JnL{%) : beih-=b§ag-
standard, banner, B. beAbalan to ask advice, Bl199*; 205**.
btaceniyr n. beacon fire, lighthouse, OET bea]ftnlSS=beaiai^
180^ (ft). bealoan, bealoettan to * belch, * uUer, bring up,
bfooenst&n m. st one en which to Ught a splutter out, give forth, emit, Pe;M : come
beacon fire, WW. forth.
btaon-=bieon-, bion- beald (a) *b6ld,* brave, confident, strong, Ps;
bead =bed AO,CP : impudenL
btad I. pret. 3 sg. of beodan. IL (NQ)» bealde adv. bcidly^ courageou^, confidently :
bSod without hesitation, immediately.
3adoy=4beadu ; baadowlg = bAdeweg bealdian to be bold, B2177. [^bold *]
BEALDUGE
SI
BEBOD
iMaldnM (a) f . boUmua.
bMldort m. krd, mader, hero.
bealdwyrdt bold of speech, M,
1»eale-=beala-
iMttlg, beaUi piet^ 3 ig. of belgan.
HeanuMS mp. '<e«(iei3i,' 02. ['baUock']
bealo, bealo-sbeala, bealu-
bealu I.t g8- b(e)al(Q)weB n. *6aie/ harm,
injury, dtitruetion, ruin, evU, misehie/, 8<U,
Ps,Chr I wiekednese, rnaUee : a noxious
thing, M, IL adj. baleful, deadly, da/nger-
cue, wicked, eviL
bealubend m. pemidoue bond, W 178*.
bMlnbenn f. morkd wound. Ex 238.
iMaliiblondaii pernicious, GnE 198.
bMluchnnm inf. oppressive boud, Hxix65.
bealnenDll m. magic art, Mcr26^.
bealuewealm m. violent death, B2266.
bealiuUMt f . evil deed, sin,
baaluful * baleful,* dire, wicked, cruel. Or.
b«aliitQ8 prone to sin, Rm 60.
bMln-liyegeiidetv -hfdig^ medOaUng miS'
chief.
bealuinwtt d. deceit, treachery, PP)b54**.
bealnltast hamUess, innocent, CkrjQn,
['baleless*]
bMlunriSt lA* fitoKu, wickedness.
bealurip m. oppressive fetter, Cb386.
baalu g e a m n. wicked machination, Jttl47Z.
bealuitiSt >&• hurt, adversity : death.
bealtuorg f. dire sorrow, Ps409.
bealimall n. baieful message. Ex 510.
bealuSMDO m. eml thought, JuLiOd.
bealuwes, bealwes ▼. beala.
btam I. m. tree, KC,Bd : * beam, * rafter, pieoe
of wood, Chr,Mt; CP^df : cross, gaUows,
Cr : (t) ship, Bd : column, piUar : sunbeam,
ChrJ^s I metal girder, AO. IL (NO)-byme
btanwa (iff)=bfmere
btamteMdut f. shade of a tree.
btamtelft ^"^ w)od-dye, carbonaceous ink.
b«amw«g m. road made wi^ logs, BC 1-417'.
biomwer m. wooden wevrt BC2-242'.
btan (ie) f. *6ean,' pea, Ugume, Led*, Hdf.
bten-b^gas, -ooddaa (Lk) mp. bean-pods,
husks or cods. [v. *cod^]
bteneynn n. a kind of bean, WW206*.
btanen adj. of beans, Lod 1-282*. •
btanltag f . land where beans grow, KC 6-266.
[v. ^bean']
bfemnelii n. bean meal, Lod 31b*
btanaAd n. bean seed.
btensealtt f. bean-pod, OEQ608.
btar(NO)=bfor
bearee (so) f. barking, Gl.
baard m. 'beard,* VPs; JR.
baanllias beardless, youthfuL
bears !• m« * barrow* pig, hog, JUi{e),Bd.
IL pret. 3 flg. of beoTj^UL
b6arti=bearg I and II: baarht^beorht
bflarhtm L (br-, e, eo, y) m. brightness, flash :
twinkling (of aneye),instant. IL^breahtm
iMwirtitma adr. tiMtefi%.
baariitiidnrart swift as the twinUing of on eye,
momentary, Azl07 (br-).
baarbtmbun f . moment, twinkling of an eye,
point of time, GD.
baann I. (a) m. lap, bosom, breast, Lk :
middle, inside : {\) possession. IL emotion,
exeitementf PPb 118. IIL ^beonna
beannoUB n. apron.
baammBgi n. o^iroa. [hriBgi]
baanntiaff yeast-box, LL45o[17].
baarn I. (a, eo) n. child, son, dewendant, off'
svring, issue, B,Mt,TO ; AO»CP. Uoda b.
children of men. [*6a»n»*] IL=banipipefei
3 fig. of bteroan. III. piet. 3 ag. of beiar-
nan. IV.=bere«ni
baarnan {N)=bianian
baamaannlega mother, DR.
baarn-teoa (GP,^), -daoen (GP), -eaonod,
-Saonigende (JE) pregnanL
baamanda (NGHbienande pto. of bieman.
baarngMiyrda fp. child-bearing, B946.
baamgastrton n. procreation of children,
Rd21".
baandiai childless, M.
baarnltast («*) f. childlessness.
baandnfa affection (for a chOd), adoption,
BH454U.
baarn-myiSra m., -myrSra t murderer or
murderess of a child.
baarnttam m. offspring, posterity, AO : pro-
creation of children, HL. l*batmteam*]
baaro^bearo
baanlga f T *braugina,* *baruina,* Ql.
baan^bvia; btenofpa^bSonolpe
i:baaru m. bearwaa m. grove, wood, BE;
GP;Mdf. [berwe]
baarug=bearg
baanuuBS m. woody shore, RdS8*.
baarwa (») f . baekel, wheelbarrow, LL466>*.
baarwaa v. beam; baaaussbaau I.
-l-b€at n. scourging, M.
±btatan' pret. bfot and (rarely) beoft (E8
38-28) to^beat,* strike, thruet, daOi, Bo,Bl,
Pe : hurt, injure. Da 265 : tramp, tread, B.
btotara m. 6eator , boxe r, M.
btew m. gad-fly, WW.
babaStan to ba&e, wash (to. intr. and rafl.).
babtodan* to offer, commit, entruet, GP : bid,
enjoin, instruct, command, require, MJtk;
A0,(^ : announce, proclaim. l*btbede']
babtedand m. commander, master, GP.
babtedandllo commanding, imperative,
MQb.
babaorgan* to be on one*s guard, defend,
protect, B. I'bibergh*^
babar(WWll**)=bofer
babaran* to carry to, supplp with.
baUndan* to bind about, o%nd fast, JR,
ba-Mrgan, -biiigan=bebyrgaa
babltan (bib!-) to bite, Gp251ic
babliwan to blow upon.
babod n. command, injunction, order, decree,
Mt; MJlO,CB. t$a beboda the {ten) com-
mandments.
BEBODDJfiG 32 BEDFELT
iMboddttg m. appointed day, All'l02^. bieik^b9ao(e)n
bebodlan wv. =bebtodaii beenAwan* to know, BB.
b«bodriMeii t command, auikority, IPs baenedan* (o Ameod «j>, LoD93a.
118^». btenydUo^byonendlio
btbrddan to spread, cover, MH44^. beenyttan to bnit^ He, bind , M,C P,
bebreoan* to break to pieces, Sol296. bMol-a? m., -e? f. spectre, WW630**.
bebregdan* to preltnd, JjkL2Q^, bie-riMlng, -tr9ow=b5o-risding, -tr^w
bebrQean* to practise : consume (food). b«ortepan* to creep into, crawl, AO : be
bebOgan* to fiow round, surround, enclose : hidden, M.
turn from, shun, avoid. El : reach, extend, beest xnres. 2 8g. of baoan.
[*bibugh*] beeuman* to happen, befaU, M : come,
bebyogan (A) to sell ^^ approach, arrive, enter, meet with, fail in
bebyoguog f. selling, WW. with, B;MJlO,CP : happen, befaU, Bo,JB :
bebyrdan to fringe, border, WW376«i. (impere.) befit, MkL14» [^become']
be-byigan (AO) -byiian I. to raise a mound bfoun (NG)=beaoaii
to,bwry, inter, ^. ['bebury'] II.==bebeorgan beoweUii« to die, LL400(1).
be-byrgednes, -byTig(ed)ne0 f. burial, bury- beew^n^ to say : speak to, address, exhort,
ing. admonish, blame, Ps : * bequeath,' leave by
belqnlg- = bebyrff- wUl, KC ; M.
bebyrwan (? = -bywan, BT) to rub over, beew^ero m. interpreter, translator, EHy
GD318». 16 (proem.).
beo=b8Bc; bte v. boo. becwyddod bespoken, deposited, WW116*.
bMSdflan to ornament, WW 137'*. beewylman? to torment (BT).
+btean to make over in writing, grant by beoyme m. event, resuU, BH372>*.
charter, EC202^ bedpan to mU.
beoo = b»c n. beoyrran = bedeiran
htoea m. pick, mattock, WW;M. [*beck*; ±bed I. n. prayer, supplication, M,CP :
and ▼. Indog. ForBc himgen24] religious ordinance, service, M. IL^bedd
beocanm.6ttyer,WW(KG)76». [-bycgend] llL=b«d pret. 3 Bg. of biddan
bece m. =b«Bo II. badAlan to deprive, strip, bereave of, rob, £ :
btee (oe) f. 'beech' {ires), 01 (v. alao boo.) release, free from, ['bedcal*]
beotoplan^ to sell, M : buy, M. bMan=beo<lan; +bMaii=+bffidaii
baoaf ed sbeoasfed, pp. of beoasfian. bodbAr (€) t portabU bed, NG.
bteen L 'beechen,* made of beechv>ood. Led, +bedUgen f. payment for prayers, LL258
WW. 11. (NG)=bSaoeii (51). [bycgan]
becoorfan* to out, cut off, separate, M. bedbototer m. 6oZater, ihOou^, WW 124*^.
hSalde b. to behead. badbUr n. bed-chamber, HGl481.
beoeorlan to murmur at, complain of. irboddeofft (e, i, y) m. bedroom, chamber :
beetowan* to gnaw in pieces. Soul 111. lair, Ps.
becftpan I. to take notiu of, LPs. 11.-* bed-oota m., -cofe f. bedchamber.
beoypan bedd zl *bed,* couch, resting-piaee, Jn,EC;
beoe^ preB. 3 eg. of bacan. GP : garden-bed, plot, Lod ; Mdf.
beddan to complain of, ^H2*470*. +bedda f. consort, wife, & ['i-bedde*]
beoierran (e, y) to turn, turn round, pass by, i:beddaffRB mpL rogation days.
avoid, Met;GP : wind, twist : pervert, Chr : beddeUS m. bed-coverir^; pL bed-clothes.
give up, betray, ['bicharre'] beddolyfa=bedcleofa
beol&man to plaster over, pouUice, Lod. baddgamAna m. cohabitation, CP99*.
baclSnsian to cleanse, 8P8l8^*. baddlan to make a 'bed,* WW : provide one
baolomman to bind, enclose, 8ol71. with a bed, LL.
baclancan to hold fast, LPs 104^. badding f . * bedding, * bed-covering, LPs, W W ;
bacltauiig=beciysung M : bed.
bacttngan* enclose, bind. El 696. badd-rtaf, -reda (i, y)=bed-reaf, -reda
baeUpS (CP)~beolyp« pros. 3 ag. of baddrastf f. 6ed
beclyppan. baddstdw t bed, BH410".
baclUung = bedfsung ba-dtagUan ( -dSahl) = bedlglian
baelyplan (eo) to accuse, challenge, sue at law, badaotan to beg, M,CP.
LL. ['bedepe*] badfi^ian=be^]ian; badiian=bed»lan
baelyppan to clasp, embrace, encompass, h^dtUuk* to dig round, Lki bury, Bood;AO.
hold, M. I'bedelve']
baelypplng f . embrace, OEG. badalf ung f . digging round, WW 149^^
baaiysan to dose, shut up, endose, confine, badan pp. of biddan.
imprison, M. [oluae] ba-dSpan (VPs), -deppan^bedlpan, -dyp-
baol^uiig f. enclosure, ceU, OEG 1522 : pan «,^ «
p(ar%od, syllogism, OEG. badfalt mn. bed-covering, BB911'.
BBDGERU)
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BEFTLLAN
bttdgortd n. {afU*s) » w<, L cpllSa.
+bedgiht f. evening, WW 117*.
±beilli1ls n. chapel, oratory, M,
+bedlaii io pray, xcorahif, BH408>*.
bodkiaii io surround with a dyke, embank,
fortify, Chr 1016b.
bedldrlaii = bedydrian ; bedleglan = bedig-
Jian
be-d|Kllan (-dihl- ; ea, 9, ie) to eoncecU, hide,
ob9Gure,keepeecret^M : be eonceaied, Ue hid.
badlkUng f. eecret piaee, BPsSO^.
bedtngsjbedding
bedfolan (K)=bed]6glan
bedljpait (6, f) to dip, immerse : anoint, GFfe
140*.
+bediiiuin m. worshipper, priesL
bedftn to shut, PPs 147<. Ibedo']
bodol=bedal
±bedrfMeii t prayer, intercession, M.
badragan ▼. pp. bedids.
bedrSaf n. bed-cMhes, bedding, JR.
bodrada (I, y) m. (and adj.) 'bedridden'
(man), M.
badrit=bedreai
badrtetan* to overcome, deceive t GBai628,
823 : deprive of, bereave, despoiL
badrast=beddro0t: badrida=bedreda
badrtfan^ to drive, beat, strike, assail, AO :
foUow up, pursue : surround, cover.
badrlneanj* to drink up, absorb, Lgd.
badiljp n. com/pulsory service rendered to a
landowner at harvest time, LL. [*bedrip*]
badrag beguiled, QmseG2.
badrfl^laii to dry up, Lod l'33d^
badryta = bedieda
badrfpas io moisten, OPH391".
+badadpat m. cohabitation, wedlock.
+badft6v f. place of prayer, oratory.
XL straw for bedding, ^L31*^'.
badOd f. bed-time, WW 176*.
+beddd time of prayer, MH126".
bad-Sagn, -ika,m.cnamber'Servant, chamber'
lain, WW.
badu f. asking, prayer, CP. [Ooih. bida]
badflfliii* immerse, submerge, drown, J7.
Vbedove']
badul suppliant, WW180^>.
badwftbrllt n. bed-cwrtain, Ct.
badydrlan io conceal from, M : deceive, M.
badffUi to immerse, GD73*<; CPs68^*.
badfglaii=bedjeglan; bad^pansbedipan
ba-dyppan (e), to dip, immerse, JSi,Mt.
Vbedip']
badyrnan io conceaL [dieme]
betastan to the east of, AO.Chb.
batastannoiSaii to the north-east of, AO.
baabblan to leave aground by the ebb tide,
strand, Chb807a.
baatadan to cut off the hair, JELZS^.
baarf-~beyif-; bal8Bdinan=bef»'8man
bafftlon pret. 3 pL of befSolan.
batnatan to fasten, fix, ground, establish,
make safe, put in safe keeping, M,CP : apply,
utilize : commend, entrust io, M,CP.
O. H.
bafflBBtnlan (ea) to fix, M: pledge, betroth.
bafatttan to fatten, anoint, LPs 140*.
bafaBlbiian, -mian to eneirde, M.
bafaran* to go, go round or among, traverse,
encompass, surround, AO : come upon, sur-
prise, catch, LL230,13»1.
bafaaldan' to fold, rM up, envelop, clasp,
surround, inwdve, cover, ^,CP : attach.
bafaaUan I. (sv*) to fall, Mt,CP; M : deprive
of bereave of i/all to, be assigned to : * befall, *
^Gb. II. = be{yUan
bafaastnlan (NG)=be{»8taii
bat<san to join, ML23*^.
bat algan = befylgao ; baf allan = befyllan
bafaltKriM=hefSd'8r»d (HGl489)
bafaohtan* io take by fighting, iM4".
Vbeflght'^
batlolaii' to put away, bury : deliver, grant,
consign, enitrust to, Ps : betake oneself io,
apply oneself, devote oneself io, persist, per-
severe, CP : importune : put up with, be
pleased with. Vbifele*]
bataolban = bef Solan
baffon io deprive of property, OEQ3167.
bafar (ao, y) m. ^ beaver,^ JBQr (eo); Mdf.
baf Aran to surround, M : come upon, over*
take, pass by : go about : faU among, NG.
bafletan to deceive, LL(320^).
baf Dan, befilgan=befyian, befylgan
baflod (HGl480) pp. of befSon.
bafltan* to peel, sk%n, flay, WW. befiagen
fl£8o entrails, i'befiay']
bafltegan* tofiy wpon, BJi. ['befiy']
baflfen' (w. a.) to flee from, fiee, escape, avoids
Ps;CP. Vbeflee*]
b^ldwan* to flow round, over, Wif ['be-
fiow*]
bafdn^ to surround, dasp, include, envelop,
encase, clothe, Bl; MJiO,CP : comprehend,
seize, attach (at law), lay hold of, catch, en-
snare, Oen : contain, receive, conceive : eX'
plain, CP. wordum b. teU, relate, on b.
hare to do with, engage in. ['befong*]
bafar = baf er
baforan I. prep. a. (w. d.) (local) * before,* in
front of, in (he presents of : (temporal) be-
fore, prior to, sooner than. p. (w. a. ) before,
II. adv. (local) before, in front : (temporal)
before, formerly, in former times, earlier,
sooner : at hand, optnly.
baforhtlan to dread, ^23V*>.
baf6tlan to cut off one* s feet, iG25"^
bafrSogan to free, Uberate, Ps.
ba-frlnan, -frignan* to question, ask, leam,M,
bafifnung f. inquiry, investigoHon, OEG
2309.
bafrynan=beliinan; baftan==be8eftan
baf ullan entirely, completely, perfectly, CP5".
baf^lan (i) to befoul, deiUe, Led; M, ['befile*]
befylgan to fdlow after, pursue, persevere
%oUh, Lod.
befyllan I. to fell, lay low, strike down :
(t) toibe by killing, bereave, rob. [feallan]
ILtofiUup. [fall]
BEG 34 BEHEONAN
big = bteg begnMan^ to rvb thoromghiy, LoDSOa.
biga gmfn. of bSgen. b«giioriilan to mourn for, B3179.
begmlan* to Hng incafUationa over, enchant, b6goiig=begang
Led ; M, I'UifaU*] bigrs gmfn. of bSgen.
begfta to go over, tratferee, ^: get to, come by, begrStan = begretan
failinio'.goto,v%9U,carefor,euUivate,AO: b^rafao* to 6tfiry, ^2S36. ['begrave']
occupy, JB,BH,Lcd : eurround, Chr. ntan bagrfttan to lament, PPsTT**.
b. benege : practise, do, engage in, perform, bagifndan*t to grind, poU^ Parpen z
attend to, be diligent about, A,CP : honour, deprive of, rob,
eerve, worship : profess, on borh b. pledge bagifpan^ to grip, seize : chide, Ps. [* begripe*]
oneself, CP. [*6e^'] bagitwen pto. steeped in, M.
bigan = biogan begroreii overwhelmed. Sat 62.
bogang m. ^way, course, circuit, extent : bagroriilan=begnomian
district, reifUm : business, undertaking, btgrynlan to ensnare^ entrap, [grin]
practice, exercise, service, reverence, wor^ip; beg9m-=begim-
cultivation, GD, [-^bigeng] begyrdan to gird, doOne, M : surround,
b«gaiiga=bigenga; bagangan^ began fortify, CP.
begangol n^igeong-) m.7 cutUvaior, LkB : b6gytan=bogietan; bih=beag, beah
worship, DK. behabban to include, hold, surround, com-
bo-gftnnM, -gangnes f . ' calendce, * eelebraiion. prehtnd, contain, AO,CP : detain, withhold.
bagbtam m. bramble, ihom-buA. behidlan to unfrock {a priest), LL.
bige = beeen ; bigea = bSga behttf ednw f . restraint, temperance,
bigaan = biegan bata»psian to fasten a door, JEL^l*^*.
bagtai I. m. attainment, M : aemiisitions, behAs f. promise, vow, Ghb1093. [v. ^be-
property, M, II. pfet. 3 ag. of oegSotan. hest*]
bagtai- =bepm- bahsatdan to scalp, M : mate bald,
bagiman (KGl) = beglmen bahaldan = beheudan
bigan nm. (bat where one thing is m. and bahamaUan to mutilate, hamstring, M : strip
the other f. or n., the nom. ia ba, bn), nf. naked?
ba, nn. bu; gmfn. beg(e)a, bSgra; dimfn. bahammaii'eleitxihw/ (of shoe) patched (BT),
b»m, bam; am. bii; af. ba; an. bu both, studded wi(h naUs (Namer), GD37".
▼. alBo butfi. [*6o*] bahftt n. promise, vow, M : ihreaL
baganga =bigenga bahfttan^ (often w. d. pers.) to promise, vow,
bagtomarlan to 2ame9a,W76». pledge oneself, JB',C2.ihreaiUn, ['behight']
bagaondan (AO, CP), begeonde, -seonan, bahftUand n. promised land, GD204".
prep. w. a. d. ; and adv. * beyond, on the bahftwlan to see dearly, take care, consider,
other side, jB,Chr,Jn, MU [' bihowe']
bagaotan = begietan bahtatdlan to * behead, * Mt ; MJlO.
bagtetan' to pour over or upon, anoint, in- bahtaf dung f . beheading, M,
fuse, flood (with), sprinkle, cover wiCh fluid, bahtaf odllo oapHal {punishmenlt), GEO
Chr ; M, I'bigeten' ; Oer, begieaaen] 4042.
bagar n. berry, Gl. babaaldan' to hold, have, occupy, possess,
bagat=begeat pret. 3 ag. of begietan. guard, preserve, KC; CP : contain : keep,
bagatan pp. of (1) begeotan, (2) begietan. observe, consider, Bl,Psi AO,CP : to ""be"
bCglan=b€agian hM,* look at, gaze on, observe, see, Oen;
baglallan* to sing, celebrate, Sbaf24. ^,CP : signify, M : avail, effect : take
baglatan* (e, i, y) to get, find, acquire, attain, care, beware, be cautious, CP : act, behave.
receive, take, seize, AO,CP : h appe n : begeL bahaaldand m. beholder, spectator, BH26*'.
baglatand (e) m. one who gets, WW 214**. babaaldannaa f. observance, DR : continenoe,
begbnan (y) to look after, take care of : do DR.
service, aUend : take heed, observe, bataaaldnaa f. regard, observation, M,
bagiman f. attention, observation, bahtewan' to cut, chip, chop, beat, CP : cut
baglmlng f. invention, device : observance : off from, deprive of,
care, regard, OEG(y). bahMan (KGL)=behydan
baglnan^ to open the mouth wide, sufaUow. ba-hUa, -hdf (e)lio suitable, proper, necessary,
baglnnan* to 'begin,' jB; A0,CP : attempt, M.
undertake, JE : attack, AG. bahitnas f. convenience, uHUby,
baglr = beger ; baglrdan = begyrdan bahalan^ to cover over, hide,
bagltan ( AG,CP)» begietan bahaldan = behealdan
bagladdianto6e/otfJ,poatfte,^ : stain,dye,M, bahallan to cover over, conceal, bury, CP.
bagDdan^ to leave, desert, PPs56^. bahalmlan to cover over, Sol 104.
bagnagan* to gnaw, bahtefian to lament
bagnaorS? atten(tt«,BH370'(?»*beoneord, ba-haonan, -heonon prep. (w. d.) and adv.
BT). on this side of, dose by.
BEHBOT
30
BBLGAN
b»-li«ot, .hdt, piet. 3 8g. of beh&tan.
bahlegan^behyogan; b6hlibui=behfdan
behldlgOee = behydiglioe
behlonan (CHs)=beheoiiJkn
beliildMi to depart, EPsl38».
behlndan L prep. (w. d, a.)> ^▼^ * behind,*
after, Chr, etc ;CP,
be-binon, •faionansbeheonan
beblrliig = behyning
b«liIwlAn to disHmMkOe, RBL16'.
behlsBnunftn = behlemman
beblAnan to eurround.
bebUf f. remainder, M. [»*belil]
behltapan' to leap vpon, eetOe on, fix upon,
devoU onesdf to, CP.
bebletaban = behlyhhan
b^hlemniaiit to dash together,
behndan^ to cloee, cover over, M,AO.
behliden =belideB, pp. of bellSan.
beblybhan* (e)t to deride, exttU over, Cfu,
Vbilaugh*-\
b^biySui to rob, deprive of, Rd ICP*.
btthdf n. behoof, prcjU : need, want, OEG
27»*.
behollan (ab«. and w. g.) to have need of,
require, want, BHJjcd; CP,M : (impen.) it
behoves, eoneeme, belonga, i$ needful or
necessary, MtL,Jn, ['6eA<N«']
bebolllo necessa/ry, Mk L. [ *6<lkwdy*]
bebogadnw f. prictiee, WW427*',
bebostan to care for, RB. [^b%hogien*'\
b«bogod careful, prudent, DB. adv. -Hoe.
bebdn' to hang round, CP. ['behung*]
bebonlaii to deprive of horses, Chb.
bfltirtofan' tofixU : cover, eheUer, behroren
pp. divested of,
behriowitaii to rue, repent of, make amends,
M : compassionate, M. [*Mreiwy*]
bahrfiowBung I. repentance, penvtence, JB.
I* bireusing*]
bebrtewiungtld f. time of repentance,
Septuagesima, M.
behiimaii to cover with hoarfrost, Wxf48.
behrtngan to surround, CP.
bebrdpan* to plague, im portu ne, Lkl8'.
betaiUmlan to besmirch, wW.
behrOmlg sooty, MH62*'.
bSbV f. witness, sign, JT7D174.
bebwearf I. (eo) pret. 3 Bg. of behweoifan.
II. (EP8)=behwearft
bebwearft m. exchange, LPs 43^.
bebweolfan (A)=beh^lfaa
behweorfaii* to turn, change, spread about i
see to, arrange, prepare, treat, M : bury, ^.
bebwerfan = behwiHan
bebwlrfan (e, y) to turn, change, convert,
CP : exchange : prepare, instruct, exercise.
behwon whence, BH.
behwylfon to cover, vauU over. Ex 426.
behwyrfan (i£)=behvjriaii
behycgan to consider, bear in mind : confide,
* trust (on).
bebfdan (i) to conceal, shelter, Mt; M.
Vbehide'l
b«-bfd6diiM, -by dnes f. ooncedlment, secret
place.
bahi^dlg careful, watchful, anxious, M, ndr.
-b^digUoe, -b^delloe.
btl^digiiM f. soUcitude, eare, anxiety.
[hygdig] ▼. MP 1-303.
bebyfd-=behyd-
bebyhtan to trust, W48^.
behyldan to flay, skin, AO.
bahyllan to cover, veil, JBL33"'.
bel^pan (e) to surround. BH 188^«. [h^pe]
bebfplaii to hang up, OEG 3 322.
beb^an to let on hire, W W.
bMifrung f. letting, loan, WW .
bal^elloe sumptuously, WW 613*.
baleman* (i, y) to run up to, over, or into,
incur : occur to.
belgbiam^sbegbSam; belnnaB=blnnan
belnilgllan to seal up, RHy6**.
bafman =beienian
balundane = begeondan
beliean' to inclose, Rd61*.
belidlan to excuse, dear, MJX),CP.
balidlondllo apologetic, that can be excused,
OEG.
balidlgend m. apologist, WW332>.
balidung f . apology, excuse, WW.
beUMan to lead astray, BB. [' belead ']
balAfMi to leave, spare : be left, remain,
survive. Pa ; M. [' beleave*]
betondan = belandian
belAVan to make hateful, pervert, W47^.
be-lAwa (M), -lAwend, m. betrayer.
belAwan to betray, M.
bdAwung f . betrayal, treachery, M.
belit L pret. 3 sg. of beHfan. II. v. behl&f.
belandlui to deprive of lands, Chb.
baleedswiora adj. having an inflated neck,
Rd79^ [b»lc]
baleeBlan, beloettan := bealoettan
beld, beldosbieldo'
+baldaii L to cover, bind {a book)^ JnL
pl88*. IL==+bieldan
beltan* to censure, reprove : charge with :
dissuade, forbid, prevent, CP.
bel»-(NG)=belfi-
beleogan to cover, invest, surround, afflict.
An; AO : attribute to, charge with, accuse.
['belay*]
bel«an=belffan; balendan^ belandian
balana f. henbane.
baliogan* to deceive by lying, OD : (impen.)
be mistaken, ['belie']
balaoran (A) to pass by, pass over.
balaorandllo paH, DR.
balioaan^t to be deprived of, lose.
baliwada (LL438*)=beUBwend
balawlt=bilewit
bam^s n. btU-welhcr'sfleeoe, LL461(14).
balg (sB, i, y) m. bag, puree, leathern bottle,
pair of bJuows, pod, husk. [▼. 'beUy*]
+ba]g m. anger : arrogance, RBBO**.
balgan* (intr., lefl.) to 6e or become angry,
CP»JS : M offend, provoke.
3—2
BBLQNES
BENYRD
b«lrnM I. injuttUse, MtLSQU (beUg).
+belli = +beig
ballirtiif m. beU^nging, RB.
belhOisbeUh&B
beUbban to deprive of life,
bettogan* (o Ke rouncl, mmtouyuI, Aed^e «n»
eneompaes, M,AO.
b«llfui^ to remain over, be hfl, ^;A0.
[*beUve*]
belDend m. eurvivor, OEG.
bttllllui=belibb«a; b«llg=belg
baDmaii to glue tofudher, 8o96>*.
bellmp n. event, oeeurrenee, affair,
b<illin|M«i* to concern, regard, behng to, con^
duee to. Boy CP : hanpen, B; M : become :
(impen. ) b^. [* belimp *]
be-Usiilan, -liBtniaa to caetrate, M, be-
lisnod* •listnodpp. as sbm. eunuch, was
b. 'etupnUur,* HGl607.
helOXeji^ to deprive of, pp.belideQ<ieparte(2»
dead. Ax 1067,
btU^beUe
beUan* to bettow, bark, grunt, roar, Bd,
VbeU']
btlle t.*bea,* KC; M,CB.
beUhfls n. 'beU-houae,* bdfry, LL,WW.
beiltioeii n. indication {ecmnding of the hour)
by a beU, BJjll**.
beUlU f . a canonical hour marked by the ring-
ing of a beU, (op. belltaoen)
belddan 'intendere,' RP844*.
belona=belene
belt m. *beU,* girdle, WW,
belftoan' to lock, akut up, cloee, eurround,
enclose, embody, Bl,CPJit,VPs\ AO : eiop,
impede, block up, choke, M : preserve, pro
ted : shut out, easdude, M,
b6lune=belene
bamtlaii to lie hid, GD293".
bel^n (e) to believe, M, pp. belyfed
having belief,
belympan = belimpan
ba^rtan (N) to deceive, cheat, MtL2^.
[*belirt'-\
belytaglan to aUure, seduce, A0112*.
bemAnan to *bemoan,* bewail, mourn over,
lament, JS,
bamanclan to maim, Lcn> 3-214*'.
btaiare=byinere; biiiia=:b!eme
bemaldlan to disclose, reveal, denounce,
btaiera = b^mere
bemetan* to estimate, account, consider, AO,
VbemeU*]
bendSan^ to hide, conceal, CP : lie hid,
be-muroian, -maronian, to murmur at,
grumble over, A048^'.
bemurnan* (alao wk.) to mourn, bewail, de-
plore, be sorry for : care for, take heed for,
bemQtlaii to change, exchange for, Gu42.
[L, mutare] .
bflmyldan to bury, WW. [molde]
bensbenn
bta L f. (±) prayer, request, Lk; AO,
CP : compulsory service, LL447 (y. 2*418,
Fran. ). [' 6efie*] II. prat 3 ag. of bannan*
bina m., bene 1 suitor, petitioner, AO.
benadaii to lay bare, [naood]
benAmaii (S) to take away, deprive of, rob of,
MJlO, [nlman]
benof. * bench,* B,
benetan to make benches, LL466(13).
benoslttendt m. one who sits on a bench.
benoswigl m. bench-rejoicing, sound of
revelry, B1161.
bendSeit n. bench-board, uninseotted space
where benches stand, B, [▼. *tikeal']
bend mfn. (+b. MtL) bond, chain, fetter,
BH,Bl,MtJ^s ; CP : band, ribbon, omameni,
chaplet, crown, WW, ['bend*]
binftigaa mpL days of prayer, ^dies roga-
tionum,' A8-329>*.
dbbendan to bend (a bow), Ps : bind, fetter,
Chr, ['bend']
bend! eonn = b&if eorm
beneah (pret. pree. vb.) pL benoffon, pret.
benohte to have at one's disposM, possess,
enjoy : require.
beneeed = benaood pp. of benaoian.
benimaii = bensBman
benemnan to name : stipulate, settle, declare,
beniotan*t <o deprive of, rob.
beneolfaui (i, y) prep. w. d. * beneath,* under,
below,
bftnteorm f . harvest feast? beanjeastt food
required from a tenant? (BT), LL462 .
bengeat n. wound-gash, B112I.
benUan to compel? A 9-110.
beniman* to take, assume, obtain, AO : tcJee
away from, deprive of, bereave, rob, BH,Bo,
Oen; AO,CP : contain : catch, apprehend,
i'benim']
benimlng f. deprival, WW (bi-).
benlVan = beneotSan
binlto (oe) that may be entreated, DR. adv.
•lioe beseechingly, DR.
bennf t wound, mortal injury, [bana]
hhnn pret. 3 ag. of baiman.
benne f . reed-grass, BC (Mdf ).
d:beniilant to wound
benobte ▼. beneah.
benoiKan in the north, northwards (of).
benoten pp. of benSotan.
benotlan to use, consume, ChrB, [' benote *}
binifp n. compulsory service rendered to a
landowner at harvest time, LL448. [op.
bedrip]
±biiulan to pray, supplicate, BH.
benst pies. 2 ag. of bannan.
btafid f. prayer time, rogation days, Mek75.
b^nttgVe, b6ntf5(ig)e granting requests,
gracious, LPs : obtaining requests, succees'
ful,CsR,
benS pres. 3 ag. of bannan.
benugon v. beneah.
b€nyi1{ f . ploughing required from a tenant,,
LL448(5^).
BENYDAN
87
BEOBM
benjrtfan == beneoiSan
Mo I. f. nap. bdon; dp. bte(a)m *6ee,' P$;
^. II. pree. 1 ag. of bdon.
btelnriad n. honey with the comb.
bteoe=bSoe
bteoeorl m. bee-mtuter, bee-keeper, LL448
[6].
bfoeare m. bee-keeper, LL. [MHO. bikar]
+beod =+bed
b«od m. table, Mt : 6ou^, dieh. ['6eoei*]
btedflBrn n. refectory, dining-room, M (-em),
on bSodeme at table.
beodan=bidon pret. pL of bidan.
d:bfodan* to eommand, decree, summon, M,
AO,CP. b. at call out {an army), banieh :
declare, inform, announce, prodaim, Qu,
LL : threaten : offer, proffer, give, grant,
eurrender, M,Qen ; AO : (refl.) mow oneself,
behave : exact, cdOect. ['bid; 'i-bede''\
btedbolle f . table-bowl, Gl.
btedoUtf m. ''gaueape,^ table-cloth, carpet,
btoddtr n = beodsBm
btoddton to do joiner's work, LL456(I3).
btodend m. preceptor, CM 967.
btodandlle =bebdodendtio
bfodern (^)=bSod»m
bfodtet n. table-vessel, cup, WW204».
biodf en TL grace at meal-time.
bfodgsBst m. table-companion, Ak1090.
bfodgeniatt m. table-companion.
bfodgweordu np. fecut, G »yl5 18.
btod(ta)nBSl n. table-cloth, WW126».
btodlftfa fp. table-leavings, Bl53».
blodland n. land from which the table of
monasteries, etc., was supplied, glebe-land,
Ct.
btodlis !. table-aUowanee, TC474*.
btodrtef n. table-doth, TC53(P.
bted-aeiat n., -so^ m. table-napkin, towd,
WW449**.
b^odwyst f . a table with food on it, LPs
22». [wist]
beof6r=beolor; beoflan=biflan
beofor (e, y) m. beaver.
beoft rednpl. pret. of bdatan ; beoftadon is
from a later wk. *beoftian (£838-28).
beof ung = bifong ^^
btegang m. stoarm of bees, WW.
+btefOl (y) submissive, obedient : forgiving,
M. [biigan]
btobita m. chief f prince? £x2S3?
beolone=belene
btom I. dp. of bte L II.=bdam. IIL«
bto pree. 1 sg. of bdon.
btemoder f . gueen-bee, OEG.
bfon L any. [conj. in fall (WS and A) Wt
548] to be, exi^, become, happen, b. ymbe
to have to do with. h. oi to be gone. (v.
aJflo eom, weean.) IL nap. of b^ I.
btona gp. of bte I.
btenbrtad = bSobrSad
bfonbrcyS n. meadf (or? beanbro^ ES 38*302).
btonnon pret. pL of bannan.
bior n. strong drink, *beer,* mead, Lk (v.
A27-496). [b9ow]
+b9or m. pot-companion, guest, M.
beorasbeara; ±beoran=beran
btorbyden f. beer-barrd, LL466(17).
beore h {e, i, y) f. birch, Mdf : name of the
rune for b. II. ( ± ) n. barking.
beoroan* (tr.) to 'bark,* OP i (intr.) bark at.
Led.
beoreessbeoro
beoroen (i, y ) o/ birch.
beorerairu (e^) f. lichen from a birch-iree,
LoD99b.
beorcriikd (e>) f. birch-bark, LoDll9b.
beord(BH392»)=bord
btordr8B8t(e) f. dregs of beer, Lod.
beorg m. mountain, hiU, Lk,AO;M.di :
mound, tumulus, * barrow,* burial place,
M,LcA.
+beorg n. pr<MtiiMn, defence, refuge, W.
beorgsBlfen i oread.
±beorgan I. sv* (w. d.) to save, deliver,
preserve, guard, defend, fortify, spare. An,
Ps; AO,CP I (w. refl. d.) beware of, avoid,
guard ttgainsL [* bergh*] II. = byrgan n.
beorg-hin n. nap. -hleo'Sa mountain-height,
mountain-slope.
+beorglto MiiHf* profitable, LL,W : safe,
prudent, S*.
beorgseiSol n. mountain dwelling, [setl]
bebrgstede m. mound.
±beorh L^ beorg II. imperat. of beorgan.
beorhltede (WW178«^)==buiglSode
+beoriines f. refuge, CPsSO*.
+beorhft6w i place of refuge, PP831*.
beorht (e, y) L * bright, shining, brilliant,
Ught, dear, Bo,El,Ou : dear-sounding, loud,
Cra : excellent, distinguidied, remarkable,
beautiful, magnHicent, noble, glorums, PPs :
pure, sublime, hdy, divine, II. n. bright-
ness, gleam, lighL Sagan b. twinkling of
an eye : sighL
beorhtan = bierhtan
beorhtbldwende bright-blooming, Lod 1-404'.
beorhte brightly, hriUianUy, splendidly :
dearly, lucidly, distinctly, CP.
beorhtliwn (OEG)=bearhtmh^
beorhllan to glisten, shine, BHJPs : to sound
dearly, B : to make bright, VPs. ['bright*^
+beorhtlan = +beorhtnian
beorhfUe bridUant, dear, shining, splendid.
adv. -Uoe, Jlfi;;^. ['brightly*]
beorhtm = bearhtm
beorhtnet f. 'brightness,* deamess, splen-
dour, beauty, JnL,Lk; GP.
dbbeorhtnlan (e) to grow bright, OEG 534 :
glorify.
beorhtrodor m. shining heavens. Ex 94.
beorhtte (»*beorgihte) pL mountainous,
AO10«.
beorbtu = bierhtu
beorbtword (y^) d£ar-voiced, Sat238.
bforhyrde m. oeUarer, butler, Cba75.
beOTm- = bearm-
BEORBCA
38
BEBIB
baonna m. ^barm^* ytaat^ haven, Mt
+b6oniiad leavened, MtR13**.
baorn Lf m. man : noble, hero, chief, prinee,
warrior, B,Ma: rich niant'RTJV 12. [*Mnie']
II.=Imuii pret. 3 0g. (rf bieman. IIL—
beam
beornan (VP8)= bieman
beorncyiiliif m. lord of heroes, B2148.
b6ome=byme
Beornioe mp. Bemiciane, inhabiiante of pari
of Northumbria,
beornlng {Me) t incenae, LkLl".
beornVriat m. troop of men. Pa 50.
beornwiga m. ^vxurrior, hero.
bioncealo reveUer, feaater, B1240.
±btenolp6, m. feak, banquet, revel, M,CP,
bforselet m. beer-haU, banqueting haU.
bionetl n. ale-bench, Jul687.
beonwlBtg (NG)=b»n^rziiug
bteiKeguf t beer-drinking.
-beoiVUng (ie) ▼. hyse-b.
±b6or8«r (e, o, a, y) n. child-bearing, child-
birth : what is bom, foetus , offsp ring.
beorttorewelm m. abortion, WW 348»
b«oriih=beorg; be(Miiirlan=bi8miian
btett m. beestings, the first milk of a cow after
calving, WW : swdling (of the ground)!
V. M(fi. [*beest']
beo8u=bara
±btet L n. boastful speech, boast, threat, JB,
Oen. on b. boastfully : promise, vow, AO :
command I peril, danger, 'Da2^. [— beh&t;
'beot,* *i-beot*] II. piet. 3 sg. of beatan.
beottan^botian
±b6otlan to threaten, Jul : boast, vow, pro-
mise, AO. Vbeoten*]
±bAotlle arrogant, exulting, boastful, threaten-'
ing, M, adv. -lioe.
btetnuDCg m. lee^ier. Da 266.
bteton piet. pL of bSatan.
bfotung f. threatening.
btetwordt n. boast : threat.
bM(«of m. bu-thief, LL54[9,2].
bteiim dp. of beo.
btew n. barley, Ql.
bfowan=bywan
btewyrt f. bee-wort, sweet fiag, Ixn>.
bepAoan to deceive, cheat, seduce, Mt;M.
[^bipeehe*]
bepAoand m. deceiver, M.
bapAoavtra f. whore, .£6b175*.
b^Aoung f . deception, OEG.
baprlwan (6) to wink, Bo,W.
bir (NG)=b£r
baram. *bear,* JS.
baneaean = bereocan
barAdan to deprive, take by treachery, rob :
betray, M : deliberate on: get the better of.
barAaan to rush upon or into, M,CP.
±baran (eo) to *bear,* carry, bring, take
auxiy, carry out, extend, B;MJiO,CP :
bring forth, produce, Bl,Mt,Oen (and v.
*ibere*). berende fruitful, -l-boren bom,
own [by birth) : (with up) set forth, open
(o ease), Chb 1052b : wear, AO : endure,
support, sustain, LL,Mt;CP.
baraaatn n. bearskin, EC250.
+barbad vermiculated, DR4*.
bar>b§na, -bine 1 veH)ena, Lod.
baro^beoffo
+bard-, +b&e=+bypd-, +b£re
bara m. barlev, JnLR ; M. [* bear *]
baraam n. *bam,* LkL. [here, »m]
bartatara m. despoHer, 0EG4e**.
bariallan to * bereave,* deprive of, take away,
seize, rob, despoil. Bo; ^,A0.
barteflgand m. despoiler, robber.
barabrytta m. barn-keeper, LL45I(17).
bariean to cause to smoke, smoke (tr.), Lci>
I106».
baraaaan to relate : excuse or justify oneself ,
CP.
baraaom n. barley-corn,
+barad cru^ed, WW : harassed, oppressed,
NO.
bar«llan (KG) =beieafian
barafldr m bam-floor, threshing-floor, LkL.
[v. 'bear'^
baragatol n. rent paid in barley, LL 1 16 (59^).
[op. gafolbere]
bvagrsBt n. barley-grass, fodder, WW 148*.
barahaim n. barley hauhn, straw, Lod 157a.
baraland (ber-) barley land, KC3-367*.
baran L of barley, M. IL^biren. IIL»
berMBm
barand m. bearer, carrier, Gl.
barandan to peel, take off husk, Lcd.
baranda v. beran.
barandDoa with fecundity, DR32*.
barandnaa f. fertility, DRIOS^^
baranhulu f. barley -husk, Sc05^.
baranlan to bring about. Ex 147 : ornament,
mount (with sUver), KC6a01**.
barteean* to fumigate, LL(164>).
bartefan*t to bereave, deprive, rob of.
bartotan* to bewail, Hkll6.
barfowrian = behrSowsian
-barara y. w»ter-b.
bararn (NG)=bereem
baraaAd n. barley, BH366*'.
barattln m. barhy-inclosure, threshing-floor,
bam, MtL ',M. [* barton *]
barawsBatm m. barley-crop, Lod 1-402*.
barawla f. bartey-ywrd, demesne farm, TC,
l*berewick*'\
barg = (l) bearg, (2) beoig
barg- = beri-, byig-
barh=bearh pret. 3 sg. of beoigan.
barbt, berht-=beorht, beorht-, bierht-
barhtm- = breahtm-
barian I. to make bare, dear, B 1239. [baer]
II.=byTgan II.
+barlan = +byTian
bariaga = beaniffe
berldan^ to ri& round, surround, besiege,
LL : overtake, seize, capture, occupy, Cmi.
['beride']
baria L ^berry,* Lcd : grape, JB.
BERIO 39 BESBU
berlg !• n. berry , RPs77*^ IL=byTig, da. beao9otuk* to shoot into^phmife into, implant
of buig. happen^ occvat^ AO.
bertgd renc m. driiik made of mulberries, bo-seeran, -Boerwan=b68oieran
WW 1 14» beaotrian = besoierian
berige=berie; beiigea^byiiga baioleraii* to shear, shave, cut hair, give the
be-rlndan, -rmdraii to strip off bark, tonsure, ^,A0, [^beshtair']
peek bMderadnM (y>) f. deprivaiion, WWSSl".
bOTliiiian* to run upon, run over, wet, bedew, baselarlaii to separate from, deprive of, Chr :
Crll76. Vberun^l defraud,
beriand, bem = berdand, bereaam baatiliian^ to shine upon, light up, iUuminaie,
bem- = b»rD-, biem- Bd ; M. [* beshine *]
banian (VPs)=b»man besdr-an, -ian=be ecier- ap, -ian
barnhus n. bam, GDe8». [-beran-] bascltaii^ to befoul, WW607".
berofon (pret. pi. of *berafan or *beiebba]i) basortadlan to scra/pe off, dean off, £842*171.
deepoUei, Gik2078. baser epan* to scrape. Cod 101a.
barowan^ to row round, Ciib897a. baaaOfan* to shove, impel, thrust down, hurl,
barat = bynt throw, M,AO : force, M,
+bent n. bursting, eruption, W 186'. baa^lan to look askance. Bo 121 » [aceol]
^baratan* intr. (tr. at Bd2*) to break, baaeyr-=be8oi6r-
^ buret,* fail, faXL, BJjcd,Ma; ^,A0 : break baatean to beseech, beg urgently, MF (Vesp.
away from, escape : break to pieces, crash, D xiv).
resound. baaaogan to announce, introduce : defend,
bertbwD = beorhthwil ; bartQn = bereton excuse oneself : (w. on) accuse, M.
barl^ = beorS-, byrS- baaalian = bei^lian
+biru =s +b&ra baaalian to surround, cover (over) : hand over.
berOmod = bebrumod, pp. of behrumian. baaema = beema
barunnan pp. of berinnan. basancan to cause to sifik, submerge, immerse,
berwa da. of bearo. ^^ drown, Bl,Mt; AO,CP' [*besench*]
berwlnda f. *bearbind* navel-wort, WW baaandan to aetul, i£.
30(H*. baaangan to singe, bum, AO.
barffan to deprive. Mod 63. [r6af] baaten I. av* (tr., intr. and refl.) to su, look,
herfptok deepoil of , strip, spoU, plunder, rob, look round, behold, JS,MkJ*s ;A0 : look
M. after, go to see, visit : provide for. b. td look
basftgan to sirik, GPH388M. upon, have regard to, CP. [*besee*]
basaanoan = beaenoan II. bv^ to suffuse, Gb 1088.
baaAtlan to lay wait for, AO 146^. baatoSan to boil down, Lod.
baairglan to lambent, bewail, be sorry for, pity, baafowlan (i, y ) to sew together, sew up, Ep,
M. [sarig] [*besew']
baairgung f. sorrowing, VHy : compassion, ba-aarlan, -Berwan=besierwan
M. baaattan to put, place, set near, appoirU, M :
baaftwan' to sow, M, own, keep^ occupy : * beset,* cover, surround
baacted (bi-) n. di^inetion. with, adom, B ; CVySt : besiege, invest. An :
baaetadan' to separate, discriminate : scatter, institute, set going,
sprinkle over, Lod 20b. baaidlan to regulate the sixe of anything,
baaoaadlan {8ol 339) = beeoeaduwian RB 89». [aid]
baaoaaduwtan, to overshadow, BPsl39'. baalarwan to ensnare, surprise, deceive,
['beshade*] defraud, oppress, AO. , [seam]
baaoaafan* to scrape thoroughly, Lod 143b. baal^n (on) to rush, v. 'OEG4126.
baacten pret. 3 ag. of bescinan. baalUran to silver, VPs67K
baaceatwyrpan 'despondi,* v. 0£G1«^: baalncan* (intr.) to mnl;, ^10. l*besink*]
2*^: £842*170. baalngan* to sing of, bewail : sing charms,
baaefowara m. observer, VHy 24". enchant, M,
baaotewian to look round upon, survey, con- baalrwan (AO»CP)=beBierwan
template, consider, uxUch, ^,A0 : look to, laealhtAn* to sit round, surround, beset, besiege,
care for, beaoeawod cautious, careful, Chr ;A0 : hold council : occupy, possess,
L0D3-43611. [*besit*]
baaeaawiandlio contemplative, 0£G991. baalwlan = beaeowian
basofewodnaa f. vision, sight, baalSpan' to sleep, LL(284').
baaetewung f . contemplation. baaltan* to strike, beat, cut off, take away,
baacaddan = beaoeadan deprive by violence, M.
baaeancan to give to drink, Gir596. baalSpan to slip on, cover, impose, put on,
baacaotan = beaoofan dothe.
baacaoren (WW217**)=beacoren pp. of heemAU^^ to slit, tear.
beaoieran. basma m. * besom,* broom, rod, AO,MU
BESMEAGAN 40 BITTBON
bamtafftii to consider aboui, inquire into, bMtyriAn to heap up, BH, [* bestir*]
iEL23b». bertynnan to a^tote, Bo9".
+btainMl curved, WWSIS*. [bfi em] betu =ba8a
btemlng f. curve, ewrvaiure, WW. [bdsm] besOpan* to eup up, ewattow, Lod 113b.
basmlrwan to 'besmear,' WW. bMQtlan to besmirch, GPH403".
bennltan^ to soil, defile, poUuU, dishonour, b«iMan=:be sli'San
Bl; M,CP. ['besmiV^ bwwAlan to bum, singe, scorch, M,
bennttenes f. soil, stain, defilement, degra- bfl8wftfHin=beswapan
dation, dirtiness, M. bMwAtan to sweat, toU, So 11 IK
besmitttan to defUe. bMwIpan* to clothe, cover over, veil, protect,
besmtttan to vfork (in metal), forge, surround CP : persuade, BH. [' beswape *]
with forged work, beswalgan to swaUow up, EPs 106** ; 123*.
bcsmoelan to smoke, envelop with incense, baBWomnaii to make to bathe. Bo 116*.
Airs 84-3. beiwaiicaii to afflict, CPs 68K
b6imyred=be8mirwed pp. of besmirwan. beswdSian to swathe, wrap up, wind round.
besoAdant to cut, muttiate. bafwie n. treachery, deceit, AO(bi-),CP :
besnlwlan to covertrithsnow, W W. [^besnow*} snare.
be-snytSlan, -anvi^Sant to rob, deprive of. batwtea (bi-) m. deceiver.
basolcen stupefixA, duXL, duggiA, inactive^ betwioan^ to deceive, seduce, betray, drcum'
slow, CP. vent, frustrcUe, Bl,Mt ; AO,CP : to oi^come,
besorg dear, beloved, M. supplant, AO. ['beswike']
beaorgtan to regret : be anxious about, dread, baawlcand m. deceiver, seducer, Gl.
iSvrink from. Si. baawlcanaa f. <iece2><ion : tfurrencler.
baaorh=beeorg baawiofalla f. (rap, Gl.
baap&tan to spii upon, MB.2-24S!^. baawldan to escape, be free from, BH.
baspanan* to lead astray, entice, incite, urge, baawlcol deeeiithd, CP2 38". (bi-)
persuade, AO. baawlcung f. deception, WW.
baaparrian to bar, shut, Gl. baawlnaan' to toA, exert oneself, make wUh
baBplrlan=beBpyTiga]i toU, Jn : tiU, plough, M. beswunoen
baapraoan* to speak about, AO : speak exhausted, tired out. ['beswink']
against, accuse of, Ps : claim at law, LL : baawlngan* to flog, scourge, beat, strike. Mi
complain, ['bespeak*] CP. [*besunnge*]
baapr angan to besprinkle. Led. [* bespreng*] baawylian U}drench,flood, Rood 23. [s wilian]
baapyrlgan to track, trace, LL. baayttan to sprinkle, ^L23^**. [aiftan]
baat adv. (used as superi. of wel) best, most, baaylfran ^beailfran
baata, beate wk. forma of superL adj. betat. baqHan to sfiUy, defile, stain, ^.
baatAlan (e) to lay a charge against, convict, baayr-awlan, -i(a)n=be8ierwan
baetsappan* to tread upon, step, go, enter, M. bat adv. better. Bo. ['bet*]
baatandan* to stand round or about, beset, -bMa v. dAd-b. .
surround, JS : aUend to, M : beset, harass, batftenlan to '6etol;ea,* designate.
Jn. ['bestand*] batAcan (w. d.) to make over, give up to,
baataalelan to move stealthily, steal, 'stalk,* impart, deliver, enh^ut, commend to, M,Lk;
^L32«. [atealc] ^^ AO,C?: appoint (for), set apart as, dedicate:
4 baataf nod pto. provided vnth a fringe, WW show, point out, Lk : give orders, BB 130* :
375". pursue, hunt, WW 92«. [* beteaeh*]
baatalan* to move stealthily, steal away, steal ±bAtaii to amend, repair, restore, cure, CP :
upon, AO,LL; JE,CP : (t) deprive, ['bestedll make good, make amends, remedy, compen-
baatftlan = beatfilan ; baatSman = beatfman sate, atone, pay * bdt ' for an offence, M,Mt,
baat«pan(»i)to<iei>rtt»o/ (cAOdren), GD76K Led-, AO,CP : attend to (fire or light), AO.
baatlngan* to thrust in, push, M. 'Sorst b. quench thirst. [b5t; 'beet* vb.]
baatridan to bestrew, cover, BH 154*' ( b). bataat = betat
baatrtowtan to 'bestrew,* besprinkle, JB. batboran of higher birth, LL.
baatratnhm to bestrew, cover over. bSta f. 'beet,* beetroot. Led. [L. beta]
baatrlcan^ to make a stroke, Loi>186b. -b«e v. twi-b.; b§tal = (l) bietl; (2) bitol
[strioa] bataldaii*t to cover, hem in, surround : over'
baatrldan^ to 'bestride,* mount, JE. load, oppress.
baati1|»an to strip, plunder, despoiL batallan to speak about, ansu)er, defend one-
baatrQdan' to spoU, plunder, rob. self (against a charge), exculpate oneself,
baatrfpan = bestrfpaii Chr ; M.
baatiyWSan=be8trei}Kan bStand m. rutorer^ Ruin 28.
baatuddlan to be careful for, trouble about, +b#tandnaa f. amendment, OEG58*.
Kl 14*. betfon^** to cover, surround, enclose, AO ; M,
baatfman (e) to bedew, wet, flood, B486. CP : dispose of, bestow, bequealh : impeach,
[ateam] accuse, ['hetu*]
BETBRA 41 BEWEFAN
iMtera ^better/ AOJik, followed by g.- b«V L=:bit$ pre^. 3 9g. of btoL ILsbntS
better in rtsjpeet of.... bcftoncan = be'Senean
-bitttre ▼. d£d-b. b«Sftii=be^iaii
±b«t«rlan to * better,* improve, CP : trim MiwrttnA^ needy, indigent, KQhlO%.
{lamp), GD. Mi9airnic praftlable, JEL2Sb^.
beterung f. improvement, M, boKaarfod needy, ES8-474'<^.
b0t6vt=bet«t; bettinan^betynan MHveetoi to cover, protect, cover over, concedL
betthtUan to aeetiae, LL. batten = be'Song
batman = betyllan baSenaan to eoneider, remember, take ihovifht
batbnbran to construct, build, B, [*betimber*] for, take care of, care for, Qu : (refl.) refieet,
batlna]i=bet^n; b6tt]ig=bfitimg 'heOiinh* cneeetf, Lk; M : tnut, confide in,
h%a = bietl entruet to, AO.
batliot grand, excellent, be-t(enlan, -ISennaii to cover, stretch on or
bStnaa 1. reparation, atonement, LL(204^). upon^ spread over.
batoea^betonioe bavSodaii to be joined (to), adhere (to),
batogenea f. accusation, LL. RB134''.
betolden pp. of beteldan. betfenean to winnow, thrash, PPb43'.
betonloe f. 'betony,' Led. baVettan to bathe, Lod3-90" (A 30-397).
batoat=:b6t6t; betr-=beter- ±ba9lan to heat, warm, foment, Lcd;M :
batraappan = betreppan cherish. [' beath * ]
batradan* to tread upon, cover, GPs 138^. batlrftwan' to twist, GPH391^.
batrendan to roU ES 37-180. baVrldlan to circumvent, overcome, force, AO.
heitreipgiBJii to entrap, catch, Chr. [^betrap*! ba9rlogan*t ^ encircle, cuscmpctss : beaet^
ba-trymman, -trymiaiL to enclose, surrouna, oppress, burden.
besiege. beeryoaan to press down, Cb1446.
beta! I. superL adj. * best, * first, AO,Chr,CR ; bat(rydlan, belSiyl^an = betSridian
CP. aa sb. people of position, WW,Chr. baSi^ii to press, NG273.
II. adv. in the best manner, most. baVanean (BD49')=be'Senoaa
batafboran best-bom, eldest. baSung f. bathing, bath, fomentation, cata-
bettP^bet plasm. Led ; CP,^. [* beathing * ; bas^]
ba-tah, -tuozn (CP), -taz=betwuz be-Vurtan bwy. prea., 3 ag. -'Searf, pL
betuldon pret. pL of beteldan. •'Surf on, pret. -"Sorfte. (w. g. or a.) to neecC,
+b#tu]ig f. repair, mairUenanee, LL. hnive need of, want, M,CP.
betwftnaii = betwSonan beStfan = be%ian
betweoh, betweoh8=betwnx beVwten* to moisten, wet.l JPB^.
betwtenan, betwdonum L prep. w. g. d. a. batfwyrlan to deprave, WW 386^. [ISweorh]
between, among, amid, in the midst, Ps,Bl. baSf n to thrust, AO 168*.
II. adv. * between,* BH : in the meantime, baufan=biifan; baQtaii=butan
meanwhile : in turn, by turns, CM (-tw^-). bawaolan to wcUch, guard, M.
batwaoz, betweozn, betwih(8)=:betwux bewadan* to emerge, Rd88**.
batwIii*=betwdon- bawAfan to enfdi, wrap round, cover over,
betwInforlStiiaa f. iniermission, BR. dolhe, M,CP.
batmix (^,AO,CP) betwuht, betwix, be- temM^stai to deceive, frustraU,BVPB.
twax(t), betwiflo prep. w. d. a. between, bawaognan tooj^Tier, pfoj0[er, B1193.
amon^, amongst, amidst, during, b. ISianm bawftlan to oppress, afflict, Ak 1363.
meanwhile, b. iS&m "Se whilst, [^betwixt*] bawApnlan to disarm, M.
batwuzUagadnaa f. interjection, MGjl21S*. bawearlan to pass by : be free from, DR.
batwuzftworpannaaf.tntor/ecfum^iGGBlO"^. bawaranlan to guard against, be on one* s
betwuzbllnnaa (twih) f. intermission, DR guard, CP.
12*. bawarian to keep viatch, guard, preserve^
batwQZfac (yx) internal, OEG3861. ward off, CP.
batwuxgangan' (twih ) to go between, VPs28^. bewar nlan = bewaxenian
batwuzganganda (twih) separtxting. bawAwan' to blow upon, Wa76. (biwaime—
batwuzgaaatt interposed. biwawene)
batwuzUcgan* (twih) to Ke between, BH72^. bawaaUan* to boU atoay, Lod.
batwuzBandaD to send between. bawaalwlan to waUow, Bo 1 15*.
batwuzt, -twyh, •twyx(t) =betwaz bawaardlan to guard, protect i observe closely.
bat^btttan = betifhtlian bawaazan* to grow over, cover over, sturround,
ba^llan to aUure, decoy, BH358^ M.
batf oan (i, !e) to hedge in, enclose, shut, bury, bawaddandlle rdatingtomarriage, OEG 1 122.
AO,CrP : end, BH. [tOn] bawaddlan to betrcih, marry, JB : give
ba^nung f. conclusion, OEG3210. security, ['bewed*]
batsfran to pitch, stain a dark colour, [teoro] bawaddung f. betrothal, LL442Ha.
batyman to turn round : prostrttteoneself, BB. bawafan* to cover over, Lod 3- 146^
BBWBGAN
42
BIETER
b0W6gMi* to eover,
bewiled (y*) poisoned, poOuied, E838>««.
[w6l]
b«wel]an to huad, mix togdker,
iMwendan to tvm, twm round, JS; (refl.)
1ft 9** : hum one* 9 aUention, convert, M.
['bewend']
bewenlant to entertain, take care of, attend
upon,
bewMraan = bewyroan
bewaorpaii* to east, cast down, plunge, throw,
^^0 : beat, M : ewrround.
btweortAan to adorn, DD118.
bdWMtlan = bewitian
b«w6|wii' to weep over, mourn, bewail, ^;
AO. ['beweep']
bewipendUc lamenUMe,
bewlpnlui =bewepman
b«w«r0ii6t f. prohibition, BH86".
bewertan to guard, protect, defend, MJlO :
cheek, prevent, forbid, M,
b«wer^eiMl m. protector, M,
bewerung f . defence, fortification.
bewestan prep. w. d. or adv. to the west of,
Chr, ['bewest*]
bewldan to encamp, ChbB94w.
bewlndan* to wind round, claep, entwine, en-
vdop, encircle, aumround, B,Mt;AO,CP :
brandish (a eword). hSale b. bewail : turn,
wind, revolve,
b0wlndUi (bi) m. hedge, border, BC(Mdf).
bewltan ewv., pree. 3 eg. -wat, pret. 3 eg.
•wiste to keep, care for, watch over, super'
intend, administer. Had, guide, M,AO.
bewltUn (eo) to observe, attend to, care for,
administer '.perform.
bewUdan to Ux>k at, behold, LPs32^.
bewntan^ to look round, Gxn29**.
bewdpen (pp. of bewepan) lamented : tearful,
weeping.
bewrooaii*t to drive : drive away, banish :
drive round, beat round.
bewrenean to deceive.
bewrion^* to cover, hide, cover over, enwrap,
proUct, clothe, 86l,Met; GP. ['bewry*]
bewretnan to sustain, support, Rd81*^.
bewrltan^ to record? Crsat19 : score round.
bewitSan^t ^ bind, urind about, surround,
envelop.
bewrtzl-an, -ian to change : exchange, sell,
PPs.
bewuna adj. indeoL accustomed, wont, AO.
b«wyddlan=beweddian; bew^led-^beweled
bewyllan («ie) to boU auxw, Lcd.
bewylwtan to roU down, roU together.
bew^ptSsbeweptS pres. 3 8g. of bewepan.
bewyrcan to work, construct, surround with,
enclose, cover, B; AO,i£ : vfork in, insert,
adorn, Lcd. ['beuxirk*]
bewyrpan = beweorpan
beyrfeweardlan to disinherit, A 13*321.
beyriian=beienian; bezera=b8Bzere
bl»bi(l)=be(prep.); (2)f.=beo
bl- y. also be-; bIad=b^od
blbUoiViee f. biblJo«eooo (AO) bibli«eoa m.
library I bible, AS. ['bMiotheca* {L.)]
bIbrtad=bSobrSad
btoea, bioe f. 'bitch,' Lcd,WW.
bloo«ii=byooen
Mogan (M) = byogan ; bloge = bicoe
±bleii-«n, -ian (S, ea, ie, v) to make a sign^
^beckon,* wink, iu)d, Lk;CP : signify :
summon, [beaion]
+bloiieiid (e), i:bioni(g)end m. indicator,
disdoser : for^nger.
Uonendllc, -f-bi(mi(g)endlio allegorical :
(gram.) indieaUve, iE6sl24K
Mono! indicating, indicative, GPH398»*.
±bIonuiig (ea, §) f. beckoning, nodding :
token, symbol, figure, M : figurative
speech.
biewlde m. byword, proverb, fable, tale, M,
['bequeath']
bid n. lingering, hesitation, delay, halt, Bd,
Vbide']
±1ddan^ (intr.) to stay, continue, Uve, remain,
delay, AO,Ps : (tr. usa. w. g.) wait for, await,
expect, Bl,Mt^ AO,CP : endure, experience,
find : attain, obtain, ['bide']
biddan* to ask, entreat, pray, beseech, AO,BL
b. and beodan, h&kian to beg and pray :
order, command, require, AO,CP. Vbid*]
+blddan* (often refl.) to beg, ask, pray, Bl,
Mt ; ^,CP : worship, MJlO. [*f -W^]
biddere m. petitioner.
bldenfsBt = bydenf »t
bidorIp=bedi^
MdflK (CP) pres. 3 8g. of biddan.
bUfBBStt firm, forced to stand ouL
biding f . abiding place, abode. On 180.
MdsteaUt m. halt, stand.
bIe=beo prea. 1 sg. of beon.
bIeon=beaoen; bIeon«=bIon-
blegan (e, i, v) to bend, turn, turn back, in-
cline, Bo,Mk : depress, abase, humiXiaie :
svi^ed : pereuaude, convert, ['bey,* bugan]
bieldan (», e, i, y ) to encourage, excite, impel,
exhort, confirm, CP,Ma;MjLO. ['bield';
beald]
Ueldo (y*) f. boldness, courage, arrogance,
confidence, BH ; CP. ['bield']
blelg=belg; bietw-=bilew-
bleme (e, i, y) f. trumpet, CP,WW : talflet,
billet. I'beme*]
blen=b^n; blenoodda8=b6anooddaa
+blerde = +byrde
-l-bi«rhtan (e, y) to brighten, be or make
bright, iUuininate, enlighten, CP : make
dear i celebrate, [beorht]
blerhtu (e, eo, i, y) f. brightness, effulgence,
briUianee, CP. [beorht]
blerm=beann
blernan* (ea, eo, i, y) to 'bum,* be on fire,
give light, jBJbkfEx,VPs.
biersteitt, bierst pres. 3 sg. of bentan.
bieitS pres. 3 Bg. of beran.
blesen^bisen; Uetglan=byagian
bleter*= biter-
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U«a (6, i, f) m. *6ee(fe,* mdOet, hammer^
1il«tr- obiter-
U«9=beo'S pres. pL of bSon.
biffiran to feed, £^41*^.
bUUui to tremble, be moved, ehake, quake,
BoJ'aiM. [*6»w']
Uflgendlto (b^-) terrihU, NG274.
Utttng f. trembUng, shaking, M.
-btfung (eo^) ▼. eor6-b.
bQylee n. neighbouring people, [f olo]
1ilg=be; blg-=be-, bi-, byog-
Vlg' =hidg-; blge=byge
+1d^ediiM f. tn/Iecfiofi, dedeneion, eaee,
MQnL
lUgngnm =biffeiigneB
Ugreb m. ardi, vauJi, M : indination.
+H^endlle infieeiional, .£Gb01*.
+U^endnQ8 = +bigednee
Vlg^ng f. pracHee, exerdee, obeervance, war-
Alp, M : oMimXiofn, St. [*6i^en0r*]
U^engB m. inhabilUxni : cutttvotor, S^ : loor-
ehipper, iB : htntJacUiir.
Ugenge n. pradice, vnrship.
blgengere m. worker : uHjrMpper.
b^engestre f. handmaiden, aUendant, wor^
shipper, Ql.
bl^ngnes, f . appiieation, Mudu.
+blg«9=+byg«0 pros. 3 as . <» +byogaiL
buying i bendtng, WW216^.
bli^eal-(eo, i)=bi]eof-
blgnes f . power of bending, bending, [biegan]
+blgn«s if) f. frequented place, oaeemMyf
EP8ll7«
+blg9=+big^
Mgyrdel m. girdle, belt, puree, JB,Mi :
treasury. [* btfgirdle*]
blgytan = b^etan
blhlanda (jrtL5»)=behindan
bDist=byh8t pres. 2 ag. of bugaiL
+blli« f. abode f Gu34«. [op. byht]
bU^bill; bUeettan^bealoettan
bl]daii=bieldan
+bUde bold, brave, M. [beald]
bOe m. *biU,* beak, trunk {of an elephant),
WW : prow.
bne=byle; bneta^bfleofa
bUohwIti^lbilewit
bOeofa (i*) m., bileofen f. support,suslenanoe,
food, nourishment, M,WW \ money, pay.
l^bylive*; tibban]
bOteflan to support, feed upon, Gt7Th34'.
bllewet^bilewit
bllewit innocent, pure, simple, sincere, honest,
BH,Mt;M,CP : calm, gentle, merciful,
gracious : plausible. [' bilewhit*]. adv. -lioe.
bilewttnes f. mildness, simplici^, innocence,
purity, M,CP.
bOgesleht = bUlgesblit
U^si, bilhst pres. 2 aa. of belgan.
bngtf pres. 3 8g. of belgan.
biIherge=bLUere
UUbb-, bi]if-=baeof-; billg=belg
bfllw-sbilew-
bfll n. *biU,* chopper, batOe-axe, falchion,
sword, B,WW.
bUlare m. *bibulta' (plant), WW.
blllgasllht n. dashing of swords, batUe, fCHB
937.
billhata m. murderous hate, strife. Air 78.
+bilod having a biU or beak. [bUe]
bll-«W8B9 n. (nap. -BwalSa) sword track,
wound. Ex 329.
bllw-=bilew-; bl]yht=bfliht
b&na (m.T), bime=bleme; Mnsbimi
Unama m. pronoun, A 8*3 13.
+bliid n. binding, fetter : costiveness.
i:blndaii ev* to tie, * bind,* fetter, fasten,
restrain, JB,Bl,Mt,Jn; AO.CP : odora.
blnde f. head-band f £(76-133. ['bind *]
btndale, -elle f. binding : bandage.
blndere m. 'binder,* Rd2».
binding f. binding, OEQ324b.
btnn, binne f. 'bin,* basket, crib, manger,
BIML.
blnnan I. prep. (w. d. a.) within, in, inside
of, into. II. adv. inside, wUhin, less than,
during, whUsL ['bin*]
blnne=binn
bint pres. 3 sp. of bindan.
Mo- =:beo-, bi- ; blotmrong sbismning
biree = beoro, beorce ; bird {LkLR) = bridd
+blrd = 4-byTd; blrele=bYrele
blrtn f. she-bear, 0£T(Ot).
birg^byrg
bl^V, birh'S pres. 3 sg. of beorgan.
blrht^=bierht-
Wrig, birig. =byrig, byrg-
blrihte (y) prep. w. d. near, beside. Air 860.
blrlhto=bierhtu; birlesbyrele
birnan =beonian
blrst, birsterK pros. 3 sg. of beratan.
birst pres. 2 sg., bir(e)t^ pres. 3 sg. of beran.
blryhte=:bmhte
bliSBC n? m7 wallet, MtR10»». [LL. bi-
sacoinm]
bineo contested, disputed, U,.
VtObot visit, QvlSS.
biseeop (o*) m. 'bishop,* CP : high-priest,
chief priest {of the Jews), heathen priest,
AO,MkL.
blsoeopoyn (o*) n. episcopal {high-priestly)
stock.
blseeopddm m. episcopate, bishopric : ex-
communication.
blsceopealdar m. high priest, HL.
bIsceopfolgoV m. episdopaU, GD66*^
bisceopgegyrelan mpL episcopal robes,
BH90«.
bisceopliAd m. 'bishophood,* office of bishop,
ordination as bishop, episcopate, bishopric,
CPPs.
bisceopliidung f. episcopal ordinaHon, ML
31«*.
bisceophftm m. bishop* s estate, EC 365.
biseeophtatodlln (o*) n. head ornament worn
by bishops, WW 152».
blsoeophlted (o) m. clergy subject to a bishop.
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UfMOplan to ecnfirm^ LL, ['6mAop*]
Ufoeopland (o) n. episcopal or diocesan land,
LL178"
MsoMpUo ^bUkoply,* episcopal, BH,
lilseaopflee n. *6f«Aoprie,* diooese, province
of a bishop, BH,
Uieooprooe m. bishop* s rochet, dalmaiic,
Lcd3-202«
Mieeoprdd f. bishop's cross,
UfoeopMbr, -soyr £ diocese : episcopate,
Uieeop-teld, -sell, -seifSi nu bishopU seat or
see, bishopric,
tttooeopteonoV m. synod of bishops, A 11-8^.
Mieeopstdl m. episcopal see, bishopric, KC.
VbishopsUxa']
Msoeopstuku m. godson at a *bishoping* or
confirmation.
UieeopVCnung f . office of a bishop, BH.
Msoeopunf f . confirmation, M.
bteow^wlte n. fine payable to a bishop? (BT),
forced entertaining of a bishopt (Lieb: y.
LL2-667).
Mscaopwyrt f. bishop* s-wort, betony, tfervain,
marsJunaUow,
UieeopwyrtU (o>) vervain, WW134<^.
UaoepXbifloeop
U-soeran, -soerian (i*, 7*)=:be-floi6raa,
-aoierian
tilscop^bisoeop ; blseiip=biBoeop
bl8egu=by8go
bisen, biaene (y) fn. example, pattern, model,
JnLR;MjLO,CP : similitude, parable,
parallel : rule, command, precept, [^bysen*]
bbexie (y) bUnd, ir«Ir;NC274; JAW22.
['bisson^l]
±blseiilan (ie, y) to give, set an example,
instruct by example, Bo z follow an example
or pattern, CP : express figuratively,
i*byen* yb.]
Usenung f. example, pattern, M{y),
bUet m. the extra day intercalated in leap
year, Mik32. [L. biaaextuB]
d:bl8i^n to occupy, employ, ^,Bo;CP :
trouble, afflict. Lcd,MeL ['busy*]
hkagu, bisiga f. occupation, labour, CP,^
(yse) : affliction, trouble,
hSguiig f. business, occupation, care, CP.
IMg (y) *busy,' occupied, dUigent, Ma^
86L
Miignat f. * business,* MtL (Gont. p. xz).
Mameer^sbiBmer-; Usme^beama
Msmer (y) nmf. disgrace, scandal, shame,
mockery, insuU, reproach, scorn, AO,Bl;
CP : filthiness, defilement, M{y). td bia-
mere ignominiously, shamefuUy : 62m-
pkemy : infamous deed, AO. [^bismer*'\
blmarful inmmous,disgraceftil,ignominious,
shameful, M{j).
bt/mngk%ow (y) n. shameful lust. M.
±Usm«rla]i (y) to mock, revile, iUtreat, blas-
pheme, Mk ; AO. [* bismer ' yb. ]
Mamertend m. mocker, K6l298.
1ilam«rl«M blameless, CBl326(y).
biim«riioV n. scurrilous song, Gl.
Unntrlle shameful, ignominious, contempt
tuous,AO I ridiculous, frivolous, ady. -Hoe.
MamtrnM f . pollution : insuU : contemptible''
ness,
Uamer-fprAe, -apAo f . blasphemy, Q,
±bliiiitrttiig (y) mockery, scorn : blasphemy :
infamy, disrepute, AO.
M au iw war d (n*) n. reproach, insult, LLIO^.
Uimor, biam(o)r-sbiamer, biamer-
Mufssbiaen-
+ManMre f. imitator, DR46'.
UapoU (hig')n.exam4>le, proverb, M : parable,
fiMe, allegory, story, MtL ; CP. [* byspel*]
MspeDbdo (big.) f. book of Proverbs, M,
MMextus, gen. -te ihe intercalary day of leap
year : leap year, [L.]
birt prea. 2 ag. of bion.
Uitsbidat, prea. 2 ag. of bldan.
Uswle=beawio
Mt prea. 3 ig. of biddan.
Ut prea. 3 as. of (1) bidan; (2) bitan.
Uta m. I. ^bit,* morsel, piece, Jn; M. IL
biter, unld beast,
±htUak^ to* bite,* tear, B,Rd; M : cut, wound :
{-\-) dash down, MkLV^,
Ute m. *bite,* sting, AO,Lcd : sword-cut,
Ap,B : cancer.
Mtelam.*6ee<fe,'(?L
biter * bitter, * sharp, cuJUing, Qu\M: stinging,
PPsll?^ : exasperated, angry, embittered :
painf%d, disastrous, virufent, cruel, B,BL
ady. -lioe, Mt
Uteres bitre
±blterUui to be or become bitter, CP : make
bitter, ['bitter* yb.]
biter net f. 'bitterness,* grief. El; JE,CP.
blterwyrde bitter in speech, JB.
bit«rwyrtdrene m. drink of bitter herbs,
WW114»».
bItl=bT6tl
UtmMum piecemeal, bit by bit, iBGB230>*.
bitol n. 6riJ2e.
bltorr= biter
bitre bitterly, sharply, painfuUy, severely i
very,
bltrea, bittrea ganm. of biter.
bltat prea. 2 ag. of biddan.
bitat prea. 2 ag. of bidan and bitan.
bitt I. prea. 3 ag. of (1) biddan ; (2) beodan.
II.=bytt
bItt prea. 3 ag. of bitan.
+bltt n. biting, gnashing, M,
Mtter^biter
blttor, bittie obiter, bitre; bituU^bitela
biS prea. 3 sg, of bSon.
biwtune y. bew&wan.
biwlat fm. sustenance, food, provision^
necessaries, Bo,M, ['bewtste*]
biword (a) XL proverb, housAold word :
adverb, A8*313*.
blwyrde n. 'byword,* proverb, WW,
bizen = byxen
Mzant m. begant (a geld coin), [L, bysaa-
team]
BIAC 45 BLSOMETE
tttte L {&) bright, doming, gliUering, flashing, hMmmi, bU&wst pree. 2 ag., b]Aw(e)V pres.
Bd : pcie, paUid, wan, AO,GP. [blioan; 3 fg. of blawan.
^bleak,' to ^bUaeh'] IL pret. 3 ig. of blagettan^blngettan
blTcan. blan pret 3 Bg. of blinnan.
blM = blsBC bUuieat m. (uhUef) horse, B, [* hUmk ']
Mioern n. lamp, eafniU, Ughi, GP(A). dbbland n. bUnding, mixtwt, contusion,
bUoUtert wilh pale cheeks, turrnoiL
bttelan to turn ptde, M. ±blandan*t to blend, mix, mingle, Rd.
blicung t a turning pals, paUor, M. [* bland ']
bladeslan to flame, bkue, be hoi : emU an btondenlMzt grizzly-haired, grey-haired,
odour, OBQ554. old. [blandan]
bladesnung (at-) 1 odour, WW406^. bluin pret. 3 eg. of blinnan.
bladeeung (at-» »t-) f. shining, Kghining, bU»; blueTe=b]nfle, blsMere
£P876>*. b]Utbelg=bl£8tbelg; blasters plaster
blsM (a) L 'black,' dark, BJBH,JS. II. n. bUUf livid, pale, wan, ghastly : low, hoarse
ink,LL,WW. [*bkck'] {sound)t Ah 1279. [op. blSat]
M«e^bl&o bUtet Uvidly, paUidly, Mm.
bUtean to bleach, whiten, [blao] bbUssnuDgsbJiadeenang
btoooe 1 black matter, OE6d62. blAtlan to be livid, pah, Gxk981 (OK),
MAoe n. ? irriHaJHon of (he skin, leprosy, LoD. ±bliwan* (6) (tr. or intr.) to *blow, * breathe,
bUtoemleoht (a) n. lantem-Ught. Mt,Ijk^n : be blown, sound : inflate : (+)
bi8MSf«ede6tocik.Aafre<<,^Hl-456». [feaz] kindle, inflame, WW208'« : (+) spit,
UflMSgymm m. jet, BH 2d». MkLR ?••.
blfleeborn (e) n. vnk-hom, IM12a>*. bliwend m. inspirer, iBH2'47g*.
bUteo i potior, Loi>. blftwere m. *62(n0er,* CP.
btoq)ytt m. bleaehing-pitf EC383^ blAwung f. '6totMn^,* 62a^, iff : inflation.
bUM^ustf el n. leprosy, Cp 103b. bleae = bloeo
bleed n. (nap. blada)*Msde/ WW :Ie(^,aefi. bliat miserablef 6^963. [*62eto*]. adv.
hlBbAie)hm. blowing, blast: inspiration, Ml bleate, B2824.
6fe(i<ft, «ptrtl, M : 2»^e, mifkl : glory, dignity, bltaS yefUfe, «&y, cowardly, timid, Bd : «2b<^
splendour : prosperity, riches, success. II. /uZ, inactive, effeminaie, AO. [*62sCAe':
-bled I. 6^. blode]
blAdigende renowned, B 1013. blee^blaeo ; blloe = blfioe
blfldbyllg m. bellows, WW241**. UUtta * vUiUgo, * WW53**.
blAddsBgt m. day of proeperitiy. bled» blSd- =blBd, bldt-
biseddenmere m. pain in ihe bladder, Ijod. blM I. (ft) f. shoot, branch, flower, blossom,
bla»ddre==bl£dre leaf, foliage, fruit, Mt,Lcd;CP : harvest,
±tMdtaufi:\ glorious, prosperous. crops, ['blede*; bl5wan] ILablAd L
+bUMt8BStnes 1 provision, sustenance, blMan to * bleed,* let blood, Sol.
i5L23b'^ blMtaWBSt growing guicUy or profusely f
bUMglfat m. giver of prosperity. Rd2*.
bUMhorn m. trumpet, M. blMre = blAdre
bUMnes f . blossom, fruit, A8-31 1. [bifid] bledu f . dish, bowl, goblet, JE.
bUMre (6) f. blister, pimple, AO : 'bladder,' blegen, blegne f. 'blain,* boH, bUster, ulcer.
Led. [blawan] Led.
mMmeHnm. abundant riches, CbIZ92. Vkemomn to deceive, cheat. Mod. ['blench*]
blAge 1 gudgeon, bleak, WW. ['blay*] blind (e) pret. 3 as. of blandan.
blflBgettan (a) to cry, QD278^*. Uend-an, -ian to blind, deprive of sight. Bo :
bUbbftwen light blue. deceive. [* blend ']
bUbs = bUtet blendnes f . blindness, DR 38*.
blAsbelg (OET28)sblA8tbelg blent pree. 3 w. of (1) blendan, (2) blandan.
biflBse (a) f. flrebrand, torch, lamp, M,Jn. ±blto n. ge. bleoe, ds. bleo, gp. bleo(na),
[*Ma»e*] dip. bleom, bleo(w)um coUaix, Bo;CB t
laHaBuenem. incendiary, llu appearance, form, Sol. ['blee*]
blAsbom m. blowing-horn, trumpet, LL bltebordf n. cotour ed board, chess-board,
194(8). bltebrygd n? combination of colours, sdntH'
bUtot m. blowing, 'blast* (of wind), breeze, laticn, Ph292. [breffdan]
Sx: flame, ' blfioorsBttm. art o/emSrot(2ef;y,WW354*.
bUBstan to blow, Andb123*^ : rusht (r. BT). +bl»od beautiful, Gb909.
bUMbelg m. bellows, Gl. bleodu =: bledu
bUBstm m? flame, blaze, MFH90^ bltofmtnes f. 'delidce,* BP8l38u.
bUMan to * bleat, * MQrJBLd. bltollg variegated, Gl.
blsetesuiigssbladesang; blAt»-sblets- bleoh:=bleo
UAwen = blfihfiwen bltemete m. dainty food, GD 99>*.
BLEONA 46 BLOT
bltonft gp. of blS o. kind. El : agreealfU, wUUng : quiet, peaceful,
bltortad pwrpU, WW. ffenOe, Pa. II. adv. Pe,
bltottanlnc i. teMekUei pavemmU, WW kllSalle genOe^ pkaeani, glad, adv. -Boe
444« (Lk), ['WOfcely']
bltet piet. 3 8ff. of (1) blataa, (2) bl&tan. bllSflmSd glad, cheerful : weU-ttnekvng,
bleoum dip. of bite. friendly,
bltow pret. 3 ut. of (1) blawan, (2) bldwan. blMieortt kappy, joyful : gracious.
MAowum dp. of blgo. +bllVlaii to make gm, RPsQl*.
Mere, blerig bald, WW. bDSnM t joy, gladnese, pleaeure. Led; AO.
bleae = bliose [* Uiikenees^]
blSt pret. 3 Bg. of (1) bl&tan, (2) bldtan. bmte»4b]i8B
blitan = blAtan bliwum = bleo(w)iim, dp. of bleo.
±blAtalaii to eonMenUe, ordain, Mt^nL{oe) : blod - bold
'hleee,* give thanks, adore, exiol, Da,PeJjk : blod n. 'biood,* M,QJLcd', AO,CP : vein.
aign toiih the croee, M : pronounce or make bIM-dolg, -dolh n. bleeding wound, LcD.
happy, M. [bldd] bldddryno m. bloodshed, AO 162'.
blfttslngbte f. biUssing-bock, benedicHonal, bUMeg esa m. l>U)ody horror. Ex 477.
EC250. +bldd6glan = bl6d^ an
bMtslngBeaJm m. the BenedicUe, RB36». bidden l>loody, WW217**?
blMst piea. 2 sg. of bl6tan. blddfigt Mood-stained, bloody.
bIMsung f. consecraticn, Chr i *hUssing,* blddgamang n. a 62ood-miir<ftre, WW220^
benediction, Chr;M : favour {of Qod), blddgamenged 6{ood-«toined, W182^^
Bl,VP8. blMg»ot=blddgyte
blSw =bleow pret. 3 Bg. of blawan. Modgtotend m. shedder of blood, LPs 50^.
bliwtt prea. 3 sg. of bldwan. UMglotande bUoody, LPsS^. ^^
hOctkik^ to gUUer, shine, gleam, sparkle, datzle, ±blodglAii to be Uoodihirsty, WW216« :
Sol : appear, Sol 144. [*blik'] make bloody.
bUocattan to gUUer, quiver, Gl. bMgyta m. bloodshed, AO.
bUooettung f. gUUenng, shining, VPs. blddbrftoung f. spiUing of blood, WW 113*.
bUea m. exposure, LL6[34]. blddhrtow sanauinary, cruel, Ps.
bllegan=:blvogaii blMlg 'bloody,^ WW; AO.
bflOlan to shine, OEG 1499. blddlgtfi« bloody-toothed, B 2083.
biM prea. 3 eg. of blican. bl6d-lAa, -Inswa f . blood-letting, bleeding.
bOda^bllBfl blddUtettd i time for blood-letting, Lod
blin imperat. of blinnan. 65a.
blind 'bUnd,' Mk;CP,M : dark, obscure, hlUMkivm. blood-letter, WW.
opaque, DD; M : iniernal, not showing mA- blfidltaa bloodless, i£GB66^^
wa^Oy : uninteOAgefilt : not stinging, WW bldd-ore, -m0nat$=bl6toro, etc
322>*. adv. -lioe blindly, rashly, AO. blodriad bloodied.
bilndboren bom blind, JnL9'*. blddrtow =blOdhr6ow
4-bUndfelllan to blind, blindfold, HL8"*. blddryna m. issue of blood, bloody flttx :
-bllndlan v. of-b. bursting of a blood-vessel, A0288''.
bUndnei f. blindness, M. blMssBZ (e) n. lancet, Gl.
bllnnt nt cessation. blodietawung f. supply of bloodf (BT) Lod
dzbUnnan* to cease, leave off, rest from, Mt; 83a.
CP : lose, forfeit : be vacant (pishopric). blodsetan someOwng to stop bleeding, LcD.
[*6K»' ; be, linnan] blodsihta f. flowii^ of blood, LcD64a.
bllnnea f . cessation, intermission, LL. blMSlgan f . tasting of blood, LL.
blls (GP) = bliss ; blisa =: blysa blddwlte n. blood-offering, LPs 16*.
bllscan=bly8oan blodyrnende having an issue of blood, BH
bllsgera m. incendiary, [blysige] 78i*B.
bliss f. *62tM,* merrim/ent, happiness. El; hlsmk m. lump of metal, mass, Ou
CP : kindness, friendship, grace, favour, blon pret. 3 sg. of blinnan.
Met : cause of happiness, Ps. [bjtee] blonca=blanoa; blond- =bland-
±bll88lan (intr.) (o be alad, rejoice, exuU, blonn pret. 3 sg. of blinnan.
CP,Lk;M : (tr.) make happy, gladden, bl5sa, bl6sma=bldfitma
endow, ^Hy : applaud, ANS 109-306. bldstbare=bldi!tmbflere
['bliss*] blostm IM), bldstma mf. *bloesom,* flower,
bllsidg joyful, RPs 1 12>. fruit, Bl,Lcd.
bllflsigendllc exulting, ^Hl-364^^ blMmbAra (M), -hAread» flower-bearing.
bUssung f. exultation, EPs64^*. biaatmfrtels m. floral festival, OEG4720.
bllV^bli^e bloitmlan to ^blossom,* bloom, BH.
bDVe I. ' bUihe, 'joyous, cheerful, pleasant, 2&, ±bl5t n. sacrifice, AO. [bldd]
AO,CP : gracious, well-disposed, friendly, bldt-=bldd-
BLOTAN 47 BOLDWELA
U&tan' (and 7 wy) to saerificet HU for bdewudu m. beech-wood, Rd41>m.
sacrifiee, AO,CP. ±liod (+ exo. N) n. command, message, pre-
blotare m. eacrificer, GPH398**. cept, Bo,Hy; ^ '- preaching, ['bode,*
bldtmdiia'S m. month of sacrifice (8 Oct.- ^i-bod*; Oer. gebot]
8 NoT.)» November. bod* m. mesaenger, herald, aposUe, angel,
bldtore m. sacrificial vessel, OPH397. JS,CP : prophet. Cbode'; Oer. bote]
bldtqff ung f . spiUing of Mood, WW 1 13^ bodan ^ botm
lildtuiig f . sacrifice, AO 102^. bode pret. of bdgan.
±bldwa]i I. sv' to *blow,* flower, fiourish, bodeg=bodig
Idossom, Led. II.= bl&wa n boden pp. of b^odan.
MowendUe blooming, WW240*>. bodere m. teacher, NG.
blunnen pp., bhumon pret. pL of bliniuuL d:bodlan to tell, proclaim, announce, "tHyi
-blyegan ▼. a-b.; blyB,blyfl8=: bliss AO,GP : preach, Mt; M,CP : foretell. El:
blyia m. firebrand, torch, M. book, ['lode']
blysoan 'nOilare,* HGl434^* (y. OEG1196 bodlend m. vroclaimer, teacher, preacher.
and * blush*). bodig n. *body, ' trunk, frame, bodily presence,
biyse f. ^blysa ; blysere =blaBaere MJBH, etc, CP : main part, Lod.
Uyilaii to bwm, blaze, PPs 17*. bodlgendllc to be celebrated, J3L 7-232.
bIyBigesbljse; blyMtan (^)=bl]saaa bodUe n. decree, ordinance, Ckftll29.
bl^e, blytSelioesbliCe, bllSelibe i:bodselpet m« command : message.
b6=:ba, nafn. of begen. bodung f. message, recital, preaching, M :
boe I. fn. ds. and nap. bSo 'beech* -tree, WWi interpretation : assertiveness, KB 136"^
Mdf : beech-nut, NC274 : 'book,* writing, bodiingdag m. Annunciation Day, MB.
Bible, Bl,Jn,CP;AO,^ OMmh. gospel; 1-200**.
deed, charter, conveyance, LL. IL pret. bdg m. arm, shoulder, AB;CP: 'bough,* twig,
3 sg. of baoan. Imifich, Mt ; CP : offspring, [bil^nn]
ItdotBCBnB mpl. freehold lands. bogm m. *bow,* (weapon), €fn;M : eurch,
booblaee (e) n. ink, W225i. arched place, vault, B : rainbow, A : fMed
bdoee=bSoe pardhm/etiX. [op. Oer, bogen]
boe-osst, -oi8t(e) f. book-chesL b6ga=bdff
bdeeneft m. learning. Bo. ['bookcraft*} bdgan to boast, BB.
boecnettlg 6ool:-2eamee2. boganetsbogenett ^^
bocere m. scholar, 'scribe, writer, M. bogefddder m. quiver, WW143>*.
bocf ell n. parchment, ve Uum, LL. ['bookfeU*'] bogen L name of a plant, Lod. IL pp. of
boefodder n. bookcase, WW 194". bugan.
bdegesamnung f. library, WW 203". bogenett n. wicker basket wiih a narrow neck
boegestrfon n. library, BH. for catching fish, WW.
boehord n. library, WW. ['bookhoard*} bogetung f. curve, WW356".
bdehfts n. library, WW 186>*. bogh =bOg
±bdclan to grant by charter : supply with boglan I. ±(intr.) to dweU, M : (tr.) to in-
books. habit. II. = bdgan
bdelSBden n. literary Latin, learned langnafn. boglbt ftiU of benas, MtL7K
bdoland n. land Keld by written title, LL; boglncel n. smdU bough, OEG.
^,A0. Y. LL2-323. ['bookland*] bogung (bdung) t boastfulness, arrogance,
bdcttr f . book-lore, kaming. display, M.
boeleden = bodsden boh = bdg
boeilc of or belonging to a book, M : biblical, bdbscyld m. shoulder shield, EC226'.
scriptural, b. sUaf 'ars liberalis,* HGl603. bohte pret. 3 sg. of byogan.
bdeon pret. pL of bacan. bohtfmber n. building timber, AS 1*. [bdgian,
bdcrftdere m. reader of books, WW439**. ES42a72]
boorSding f . reading of books, WW. bdlan = bdean
boertad red colour use d in illuminating bol? m. 6o^ trunJ;, Lod 143a.
manuscripts, vermilion, WW. boloa m. gangu/ay of a ship.
bdorMe f. reading of books, A10*143"^ bold (»botl) n. house, dwelling-place, man-
bdcrlbt n. right given by wiU or charter, sion, hall, castle, B : temple, {;bold*]
1X444(1). boldftgendt m. homesteeui-owner.
boeseyld m. beech-ufood shield, TC661*. boldgestrten (botl)t household goods.
bdestSBt m. nap. -staf as letter, character, EL boldgetsel collection of houses : {political)
['bocstaff*; Oer. bachstabe] district, county, province, GD.
boesligel f. beech-wood stile, kC5-70**. boldgetlmbruf npL houses.
bdc-tAeuiig, -talu f. teaching or narrative, boldweard (botl-) m. housekeeper, steward,
written in books, LL. M.
boetrfow n. beech-tree, M. boldwelat m. wealth : splendid dwelling,
boeweoro n. study of books, "LL (314"). paradise, heaven : village, Qms 1799. (botl-)
BOLGEN 48 BRiBGEO
bolgen pp. of belgan. bofWiM wUhoui a jMge, wUhaiU HCurU^,
1ioUreiiiii6dt tauragtd, LL230[5].
lM>Uft m., bone f. 'hmd^ cup, poi, beaker, borlan to bore, perforate.
meoMire, JBL,JnjAsd. Ihoritee very, extremely, Jl%, excenenOy,
Hobter nm. *b6UUr,' head-piOow, euehion, A8-302,307,329.
s . Qp^ bom =bani, pret. 3 ig. of bieman.
+^\gtiiMA to support with piOowe, prop up, +bof8nung = +bKWMing
A8-308. . , bwjaii pp. rf berstaiL
iMlt m. 'boU' : croes-bow for thromng boUa boittor=beor6or
^r amwM. ITlf. M* m? nT «ta«, cK6, lALR. Vboosy*]
lioimnAv n. buUiing timber, ABV. [boti; bdan (CP),b««imiii- •6owm,'6ireeM«,woiii6,
Y E8 42^**1 '^ * '^<>^« -^^ ' «^*' ^^^'^^v ^^•
Wn I. f. omawieiU, Chb1063d. IL-bdgan lOmUg sinuous, OEGSK
bon- bond- =bftn., band- b6t 1. Wte, reUef, admntage, remedy, AnJ)a,
b6ndk m. householder, LL ; Aeeman, i«J; AO : comMnsatiom for anjnjury or
plebeian : husband, ['bond'] wrong, LL {y, i'd3») : (peace) offertfig, re-
Mndeland n. land AeW by a bdnda, Chb oompense, amends, akmement, reformasum,
777E. [ON. bdndi] penanee, repentance, Bl;CP. t6 bdte to
b6ne=bto * boot,' besides, moreover. [Oer. buaae]
+b6Dlaii to polish, burnish, TO. [Cfer. bdtan^betan
bohnen] bdtttton to improoe, r ei»»r.
bonn^bftnn botton to y«< 6««er.
hor borer, gimlet, Qi. I lancet, scalpel, graving ±botl (CP^)^b<rfd ^, . , ,- .
tool Gl! [borian] Wl9m unpardonable, not to be atoned for by
bora m- rtOer, Sat 600. [Trftdbora] b6t. • , j ^. »
boreen pret. 3 sg. of beorcan. botm m. 'bottom,' ground, foundaiton, B,
borolan to bark, WW : abyss, Oen.
bord n. 'board,' plank, JB,Gen : table, Ps : bMwyfVe fwnioiwWe, tkatcai be atoned for
eideofa ship. Gen : ship, El,Qn : «*feM, El. 6y bCt. [op. b6tlSaa]
iMwda m. emferokiefy, omameiU. Gl. b6«=b6g<« ptes. 3 ag. of bton.
bordolItS m. table-doth, OEG56". bOtJen mn? rosemary : doriM*, M : (Affme,
bordgelic n. weapon, da^rt, Cb769. GPH 390.
bordhwbbende «*t«W-6eaniv, B28d6. b6uiig=b5gaiig _^ .^ , ..,
bordhaga m. cowf of «*teW<, El662. box mn, 6ox-«re«, Tflf : 'box, ease, MU
Iwrdrand m. shidd, B2569. braooas mp. breeches, Lod3198«. [Xr.]
bordrlma m. rim, ed^. . . S[?^!l^^^ =^T !« ^i «
bordrlVlg a stream running %n a channel braohwll f. moment, A8-318.
made of planks? (BT),EC«0". :S?^ ^- ^\ .^ ^.a^ .,_«^ . a^
bordstttlf n, sea-shore, Av442. brid L oomp. bradra, brftdra ftroad, fiat,
lKird8aoa m. shield-coveHng, testudo, Gl : open, extended, spacious, ««««»Gefi,, '
board for roofing, WW. A.AO.CP : ampU, copious, B; El. IL n.
bordwean m. wall of shields, phalanx t buck- breadth, Bnf 137
ler, shield : side of ship, Rd 34«. briUtox f . broad axe, Gl.
bordwudttm.«fcieW.B1243. bridbrtot n. trufe *«».
boran pp. of beran. brida far and wide, broadly, wtddy.
borattui to brandish, Gl. briUleliae n. leek, Gl.
boigm.cfedye.«cfiri^,6aa.<fe6«,o6K»o<iofi, bridhandf.|wimo/tiU*an^, WW264»*.
LL (v. 2-331; 641); CP : bondsman : (ie6tor. bridUn to extoiki, reoA, A0234».
V borrow' sb ] bridlistsDZ f. broad axe, Gl.
borgbryoe m. ireoc* of «ire^, LL. brldUngaJto%, wit* rte *ai«l open,
borgen pp. of beorgan. hrldnai rf. breadth, greatness, extent, surface,
borggelda m. borrower i lender. M : Uberalily.
borgUn to •6orrott7,* Jft^e : lend i be surety brtdpanne=l>i«depamie
/or, OEG3812. bneo L a strip of «ntiuea landr {al:),hAj.
borglend m. lender, usurer. IL=pret. 3 ig. of brecaa. „ . . .
borz-flont (buTK-) f. trouble on account of brAo L (±) n. catarrh, cough. II. f. 6reo*.
lading or set^, BXK&^. ing, destruction, ML&^. IIL=bi6o nap.
borgwedd n. i>2e(29e, WW279» ofbrOoL
boS^boig bww** 6rtecAee, GET. [L.]
borhfatt^ feound, HL18*«. br«cco«u f. falling sickness, epilepsy, WW
iborhlwrtaii to 6in<i 6y pfed^e or eiirely. 112".
borbband fm. eectinty, evre^ {person), M. +br«C60 =br«o I.
BRJ3CDRSNC 49 BBEGDAN
lirAedrene (S) cough medicine, WW 361*. brang pret. 3 sg. of bringan.
bmeUan to cackle, make a noUe, QD236^*. brantt (o) deep, eteep, high, An,BL [^brarU*]
IvAoon pret. pL of breoan. branwyrt f . morUeberry plarU, WW 133**.
±brftesfoe epHenlie, lunatic brasUn = bnedan
briM 1. 1 breadth, width, AO. [brad] IL f. +brastl (-bI) n. crackling {of flames), DD,W.
flesh, Ph240. [OHG. brat] IIL m. trick, hrastUan (-al) to roar, rustle, crackle, JB.
fraud, deceit, craft. [=*broffd; * braid*] ['brtuUe*; G^er. praaaeln]
IV. pret. 3 Bg. of bredan, bregdan. V. prea. brasttung f . crack&Tig, rustling, crashing, M.
3 8g. and pp. of bnedan. bnlU m. cloak, MtL6^. ['braU*]
tartM-=:bnegd- (bread-) briao pret. 3 eg. of bruoan.
±brAdaii (e) I. to make broad, extend, spread, brtad n. bit, crumb, morsel : * bread, ' JnL,
stretch out, BH ; AO : be extended, rise, grow. +breadtui = +bredlan ; brtag = brftw
[*6recle*; brad] IL to roast, toast, bake, breahtm L (bearbtm; », e, eo, y) m. cry,
broil, cook, WW. [*brede*; Oer.hnXeo] noise, revelry. IL=bearhtm
briMe m. roast vmoX, WW, ['brtde*; Oer. braahtmUui (earht) to creak, resound.
braten] breahtmang f. *convolatus,* WW370*.
-brfidels V. ofer-b. fareahtuiiibW8Di=bearhtmhw«Bt
brAdopanne f . frying-pan (▼. WW 3d3H3). breard = brerd ; br tat- = br6ot-
hrMiBglA.exUnsion,Bo4Q*: bedding, bed, brtaS 6rt<ae, LoDl•2eO^
DR. II. t. roast meat, OEQZieO. brtaw=sbrfiw
lirftdliigpaDiie = brMepanne brfewern n. brew-house, WW 146"*.
hrMH^R n^ * sealpellum,* Qh,WW, brte fp. breeches, Lcd,RB. [* breech*; r,
brAdra v. brad. £S 38*345]
brAdu, brfido f. breadth, width, extent, Ps. +breo n. noise, sound, CP.
I'brede*] ±brto = ±brfio I.
-fbnBgd :=br8&d III ; brsBgdan = bregdan ^breean L bv^ lo * break,* shatter, burst, tear,
brsBgdboga m. deceitful bow, Cb765. B,BlJ^s : curtail, injure, violate, destroy,
bnegden (e) I. (dr) deceitful, crafty, AO. oppress, B,Da,KC ; AO,CP : break into,
adv. -Bee. [bregdan] II. fraud. rush into, storm, capture (city), Ma;CP :
brsBgdnes (Ad-) tjraud, cunning. press, force i break or crash through, burst
brsegdwift crafty, Gu 58. [breed] forth, spring out, AnJ*h : sfMue, tame, CP.
brsegen (a, e) n. 'brain,* LcdJ*s; M,CF. II. to roart Ca951. [ON. braka]
bragenpanno f. brain-pan, skuU, OE02815. tartahrsBgl n. breeches, PPs 108".
brsBgensteo brainsick, mad, 0£Q. breomAlum = brytm£lum
bragn=br9Bgen ±breonM f. breach, EPs.
bragnloea (brogn-) m. brain-house, head, -bredV ▼. A-, eodor-b.
Rd72'^. braetSa m. broken condition, mddes b.
brsBgpanne^bregenpanne sorrow of heart, BI71.
brsehtm (A) = breahtm breoung f. 'breaking,* LkB.
brsBmbel, brt&mel^bremel bred n. surface : board, plank, CP : tablet, M.
brAme (NG)=sbr6me; brAr (€)=brSr ['6red']
bras n. 'brass,* bronze, M. brM = (1) br^d, (2) brad, (3) br»d III.
brasen 'brosutn* of brass, LPs; M. brMan I« to produce, or cherish, a brood, M.
to do work in brass, niake of brass, ['breed*] IL (±)=: bregdan. IIL (±)'
MQr216". br»dan L and II.
biasne =breene breden (i, v) of boards, wooden, M.
brAS m. odour, scent, stink, exhalation, brMende aocettful, cunning, AO. [bregdan]
vapour, AO. ['breath*] brMettan=brogdettan
brAw (ea) m. eye-brow, eye-lid, BH,LcdJ^s, +br6dlant (ea) to regenerate, restore.
WW ;CP. ['bru*] br«dl(ng)panne=:brfidepanne
bragen = brsegen brMbern = brtediaen
brahtan=bronton pret. pL of bringan. bredweall m. wall of boards, palisade, ES
brand (5) m. flre, flame, B; M i 'brand,* 20148.
torch, JnL,Da; M : sioord, B. bredwian (eo) to strike down, trample.
brandbUt burning hot, ardenL +brSIan to write down, A 8*308^^. [cp. Oer.
brandbord (o^) n? treasure exciting ardent brief]
desires (BT); care, anxiety (GK), Rzh46. brSg (VPs)=br»w; brega (i£)=brego
brand-l^en, -isen n. fire-aog, trivet, grate, hr^lguito alarm, frighten, terrify, Lk; M,CP.
WW. ['brandise*] ['bree*; broga]
branddm (o^) m. 'rubigo,* WW44K bregd =br»d IIL
brandrftd (o', e*) f . fire- dog, t rivet, Gl. + bregd I. n. movemeiU, change, PH57.
brandrida m. fire-grate, WW 266**. IL = brsd IIL
brandstafn (o^) high-prowedf Ai7504. hreg&Bkn* (bred-) to move quicUy, puU, shake,
[»brant- 7] sunng, throw (ufresUing), draw (suford), drag,
O. B. 4
BREQDEN
60
BRDC
B,Ma : bend, weave, * braid,* knii, join Uh
fieiher, .£€hr i change coUmr, vary, be trans-
formed, Ez,8cl,Qu : bind, knot : (intr.) move,
be puUed : flash, M. up b. bring up {a
charge) : (+) scheme, feign^ pretend : (+)
draw breath, breathe,
br^en = brsgden
+liresdnM f. trouble, affliction, MF162.
+brecditafas mp. learned arts, Sol2.
bregen = bnegen
teigendllc terrible, RPs46».
Iir€|^ = brsw
hrhign^B t fear, terror.
bregof (eo) m. nUer, chief, king. Lord, b.
engU, manbynneB Ood,
bregoilGe n. kingdom, Gbn 1633.
braforof majestic, mighty, B 1925.
breifoit5It m. rider* s seat, throne : rule,
dominion.
bragoweardf m. ruler, prince, lord.
brefu=brego
breh(-=bre»ht-, beorht-, bierht-
brehtnlendtt = bearhtmiende
brdman h {±) to honour, extoL [brSme]
II. (oe) to rage, NO.
brembel (M), brember^bremel
brCme (oe, y) I. aA}. famous, glorious, noble,
PPs ; AO. i'breme*] 11. adv.
brimel {&) m. brier, * bramble,* blackberry
bush, M,Lcd;Udi. [brdm]
brfimeliBppel m. blackberry, Lod.
brimalberle f. blackberry, Lod.
brtaielbrdrt m. bramble-brier.
brtaielltet n. bramble-leaf, Lcd.
brAmelrlnd f. bramble-bark, Lod.
brtaiolQyrne f . bramble-bush, M.
br§inen=bremel.
brfimendllc noted, OEG.
brtanor^bremel
br Amlas nap. of bremeL
bremman to rage, roar. [Oer. brommen]
bremung f. roaring, WW242>*.
brenciS pres. 3 sg. of brengan.
brene = Dryne
brfineiS pres. 3 sg. of ^brenan to make or dye
brown f (GK;Bt readB biene8=bem^
preB. 3 8g. of beman) Rttn 15.
^brengan (AO,CP)=brmgao
brengnes f. oblation : (+) food, support,
MkL12**. [♦bringnee]
bronttng m. ship, B2807. [brant]
breo-, breo- = bre-, brS-
br«od(NG)= bread
breodlan to crv out. Mop 28.
breoht-=bearht-, beorht-
brtosa (io) m. gadfly, WW. ['breeze*]
brCoBt nmf. (usu. in pi.) * breast,* bosom, B,
Lk,Lcd; AO,CP : stomach, womb : mind,
thought, disposition, 0en;C2 : 'ubertas,*
CPb36>.
brtoBtbin n. 'breast-bone,* If Vf 158.
brtestbeoig = bieoetgebeorh
brtestbyden (e*) f. breoH, Gl.
brtottOMrut ^ heart-care, anxiety.
brtetteofat m. heart, affect ions.
breoitgabeorh m. bulwark, WW466^«.
brtostgehygdt, >bydt fn. thought.
tetestgaSanef m. mind, thought.
brtostgewAduf np. cortleL
brtastgyrd f. sceptref OEG3303; 2»*.
brSosthordt n. thought, mind .
brtostllii n. $tomacher, WW407*.
brtotUoeat in. mind, souL
brtostnett n. coat of mail.
brteftnyrwet n. tightness of chest, Lod 189bw
brteatroee m. chest-clolhing, WW151**.
brtaststttot ^' f^^^* heart.
toiosttoga m. chieftain, Sol 184.
brtastttng n. region of the heart, Lod 3*146".
brtottwBMC m. pain in the chest, Lcd.
briostweali m. breastwork, rampart, WW
490".
brtostweorSuogt f . breast-omamenL
brtestwytan (e*) m. breast-fountain, teat :
emotion, sorrow.
Breot-=Biyt-
brfotan*t to break in pieces, hew down,
demolish, destroy, kiU.
Breota0=BTittaB
Breoten, Breoton = Biiten
brioton = (l) biyten; (2) pret. pL of
breatao.
brtoVan* to decay, waste away, Lod 63a.
±tetowaii' to 'brew,* AO.
brtowtto n. brewing, ML\V^.
brbr (s) f. 'brier,* bramble, Lcd,WW.
brerd (ea, eo) m. brim, margin, border, sur-
face, Jn,WW : shore, bank, M. ['brerd*]
brerdful frrim-Ztttt, J?L6>M. ['brerdful*]
brflrblAw m. brier-hUlock, £0450^.
brflrtSyrne f. brier-bush, KC6-221U
brtaan=bifBan; bresen^bnosen
bresne (»)t mighty, strong.
br§t pies. 3 eg. of bredan, br^gdan.
bret- = brit-y biyt- ; brC8 = bnro
br§Ver da. of brdSor.
br«w(KGL)=bnBw
brio-, brio- =bryo-, bryo-
brlcaiS pres. 3 sg. of brecan.
brlest pres. 2 sg. of brecan.
brid = Dridd; lHrId=bryd
bridd m. young 'bird,"^ chicken, Lk; M,CB,
Mdf.
bridel, bridels (y) m. * bridle,* rein, curb,
restraint. Run; M,CP.
brtdelsbrliig m. bridle-ring. El 1194.
brldelffwangas mp. reins.
brlden=breden
brid-glft, -gifa=brydgift, -gifu
±brtdllan to 'bridle,* curb. Bo; CP.
brtengan = bringan
brig=bTycg; brig=briw
brlgd n. change or play of colours. Pa 26.
[bregdan]
brlgdlls (GL)=bride]s; brlhten=bi0rhtaa
brlhtnee = beorhtlioe
brlmt nm. surf, flood, wave, sea, ocean,
unter, B : sea-edge, shore, [*6nm*]
BRDCOEALD
51
BRUCAN
brtanoealdt ocean-cM,
brliiwllf n. cliff by the wa, B222.
brtantamS n. aea-short (BT) Da322 (or 7 2
wordB).
brlmfldd m. floods mo.
Mmfugol m. Ma-6trcl, guU, Wa47.
Iirtiiiglest m. niior, Rd4*
brlmheiigeett °^- (M/ok-horw), Mp.
brtmhlaBftt f. aea-produce, {fish).
MmlUt f . flood-'way, sea-way,
brtmllSeiid m. sailor : piraU.
hHftim^itw-j- m. sailor : pirate,
talmridt I. {sea-road), sea.
ItttnmsLt ga^flyr (v. NG354).
iMlimto iD n. sea-ihore. An 496.
brtanilrtaiiit m. currenl, sea : rapid, river.
briiiJfQysMt ^* ^hip,
lirfmwisa m. sea-king, captain, B2930.
brlinwudat m. {sea-wood), ship,
Mmwylf L {sht-)wolf of the sea or lake,
BISOT.
br imwylui m. ocean surge, seti-wave, B 1404.
Mng m. ojfeHng, CPsSO"*.
±larliigaii' (e, y) (and wv) to * bring,* lead,
bring forth, carry, adduce, produce, present,
offer, B,Bo^nL; AO,CP.
•Miigell* ▼. on-b.; MoM=br5o0a
iMlrt, britst, pree. 2 ag., biit pree. 3 ag. of
bregduL
Brit-, brii- = Bryt-, bryt-
lufm m. pottage, porridge, JBCfrjMl. [*bree*;
Oer. biei]
±brtwaii to prepare food, cook.
bilwtnoee as thick as poUage, Lod 190a.
broe L n. <Miction, misery, care, toil, ad-
versity, BlJSo ', MJiOfCP : disease, sickness,
M I fragment. [* broke*; breoan] II. n.
, .J^ use, benefit. IIL a kind of looustf WW
V ['brock*] IV.=broeo
brdo 1. f . (T only in pL brSo, g.v.). II. m.
'brook,* torrent, Bo,WW; Mdf.
broM m. badger. Led. [' brock *]
broeeen cf badger* s skin, WW152K
liroeeiMd n. badger*s hole, EC239".
tooedan to tremble, QD 156.
Me6=biyoe
broeaii pp. of (1) breoan, (2) breoan.
±liro€lAn to crush, hurt, afflict, molest, M,
AO,GP : blame, [broc]
brooUe fuU of hardship, W248^
brtanlnte f . brookmint, horseminL
brftortoe = brficsSoc
broeung t affliction, sickness, ME 1*472*.
brod shoot, sproui, LHy6*.
brM L * brood, * ^ '.foetus : breeding, hatching.
broddeton = bro^^dettan
broddton = brodian
brMon pp. of brSdan.
brddanmAlt n. damascened sword.
brM«r=br5€or; brddei-=brogdet-
brddUn to gUtter, shine, OEG.
btMlg adj. broody, A8-309.
brdg» m. terror, dread, danger, OP : prodigy.
brogd«n pp. of biegdan. ['browden*]
bfogddiUHlM =s brSdnunsl
brogdetten to shake, brandish : tremble,
quake.
brogdettuBg f. trembling, shaking : figment,
pretence.
d:brogn bough, bush, branch, NO (v. ES
38-340 and JAW).
brohi 'visceUum,* WW54^
brOtat pp., brdhton pret. pi. of bringan.
br&ta8rta m. direcalamity, Gbk 1813. [brOga]
brSm m. 'broom,* brushwood. Led; Mdf.
brdmlBBStan n. enclosure of broom, WW414^
brdmlg broomy, Bl207''7
bron- = bran- ; brond^brand, brant
brord m. prick, point : blade {e.g., of grass or
com).
±broanian to crumble, decay, fM to pieces,
rot, wither, be corrupted, AO,CP.
brotnlendUo {M), +bro8nodlio (Bl,W) cor-
ruptible, perishable, transitory.
±broinang f. decay, corruption, ruin, M.
+brot n. fragment, G. [breotan]
Broi6ii = Bryten
broten pp. of brSotan.
brotettan to burstforth,shoot, sproutf (Napier)
»brogdettan? (BT), ▼. 0£G1218n.
broV n. 'broth,* Led. [brdowan]
brofVar, brd6^^br58or
bro«bund(WW329>>; 548>*)=ro6bmid7
brolkv m. da. brStSer 'brother,* Chr,Mt,Lk.
nap. (±) br6t$or, brdtSru, Oen,Jn : feUow-
man, Ps : co-religionist. Mi : monk.
brdVorbana m. fratricide {person). Gin 1626.
brOttorewMdm m. frat rictde {act), GSN 1030.
bHHSordobter f. niece, WW 173**.
br66orgyld n. vengeance for brothers f Ex 199.
brMtorltaa brotherUss, Bd86^*.
br6Vorllo 'brotherly,* MQr.
brMxrlloBM f. broiherliness, BH.
brdVorlufu (-er) love, DR.
broVorrAden f . fellowship, brotherhood, M :
membership of a brotherhood.
briMkiraolpe m. broiherliness, love, MiL : (+)
brotherhood,fr(Uernity, AO. [' brothership*]
brdVontbb f . kinship of brothers : brotherly
love.
broVonlaga m. brother-slayer.
brdVorslege m. fratricide (act), OP.
brdtloraunu m. brother* s son, nephew.
br69onybb = brdVoraibb
brotSor-tSnen, -tnneira f. midwife, M.
[beortSor]
broVorwIt n. brother* s wife, sisier-in-law.
brdOorwyrt (e*) f. 'puUgium,* penny-royal,
WW300»*.
+br98^ii, -ra mp. brothers, brethren, ML
['i-brotheren*]
br69iir=br66or
+browen pp. of brSowan.
brQ f. nap. Dru(w)a, sp. brona *6foi0,' eye-
brow, eye-lid, eye-lawi, Rd,WW.
±brQean* to ' brook, * use, enjoy, possess, par-
take of, spend, B, brooen oyrtel a coat
which has been worn, M : eat, JnL; M i
4—2
BBUGENDLIGE 02 BRTTENBICE
€X€euU an office : eokabii wUh, [<7er. toydhlAp n. eerenum^ on eondueUna a bride
braaoheQ] to Her new home^ bndeU, wedding, 6hr,MtL,
brtleendnee eervieeaN^, 0£Q53^ [*6ri(ie2ope']
brOfiung t function, oceupaHon, BG 1*164^. +Iir9dlaii to marry,
* brQdon, bragdon pret. pL of brSdan, bregdan. br^dlie n. bridal, wedded eondition, M : (pL )
brQn ^ brown,* dirk, dnekff, Bo,Ex : having marriage ceremonv, M. [* brideloek*]
metallic hutre, ehining (y. NED). br^dlMV n. epithaJamium, OEQ.
hrtmrn gp. of bra. biJdUo bridal b. gewiit Song of Solomon,
brQB4M8U, -be(o)sQ brownieh-purple, OEG. WW388*.
brOnecgt wilh>aleaming blade. br^dloom m. bride-chamber, Bl.
brQnfltit m. iU», eryeipelae, Lod 1 8a. In^dlAp = brydhldp
brOnswyrt ^ bronwyrt In^uf • f . love of a bride, Jtjl 1 14.
brQiiflg bumiehedf brown-huedf B2616. br^nlht f. weddlng-nigM, MH 14».
bruiig«B pp., brangon pret. pL of bringan. br^dneft f . bridal bed,
brOnlan to become brown, Lod 106b. brutal n. wedding garmen t, Mt L22".
brunmi = borna brfdsang m. epithtdamium, WW.
brQnwmnn dnaby. As 1308. br^dttng np. nupUale, Bl [' brffdthing *]
brQnwyrt f . * brownwort, * water-betony, wood- biygo = bryog
beUmy, Led. biygd I. (bryd) m. drawing out, unsheathing,
bruVon pret. pL of br6o9an. brandishing, LL. IL=bi£d III.
brOwa nap. of bra. biyht^beonit ; bryhtan = bierhtan
±bryoe (i) I. m. *breaeh* {*bruche*), fracture, :tbryldaii to eeixe property improp^ly held
breaking, JB(i),OuJ,L : fragment, OEG. by another, LL. [-*brigdan? BT]
[brecan] IL fragile, brittle, worthless, btym,hTymm>Ahnm; hrfrn'^htem-
jUeting, [*brydie*] IIL m. use, enjoy- bryne m. burning, conflagration, BH : fire,
ment, service, exercise, advantage, gain, fiame, heat, MtL\ AO : infammaHcn, bwm,
profit, fruit, M{i),CP. [G^. branch] scald, Lcd:toreh:fervour, passion, ['brine,*
htf 09 useful, prcfitable, [br&oan] 'brune*; beoman]
-bryoel v. hns-b. br^ne f. 'brine,* WW; M,
biyo«9 pros. 3 w. of brecan. bryntadl f. fever, WW 238**.
bryog f . * bridge,^ M ; AO,Mdf . brynebrdga m. fire-terror, ^JfiJ /^^
brycgbdt (i) f. repairing of bridges, LL. brynagleldt (i*) T^rbttfnl-qffering.
biyoggeweore (i^) n. work of building or brynahit (mrnina hat, I>om51.
repairing bridges, bryneltoma m. fire-gleam, fiame, B2313.
bryoglan to 'bridge,* make a causeway, pave, brynanet f. hard, fiery trial, HQL4dO.
An, brynettar m. hot tear, Ce162.
brycgweard (i^) m. kuper or defender of a biyna-wylm, -wehnf m. wave of fire, fiame,
bridge. Ma 85. ^tming heal
bryogwyreende ^pontifex * / DR 194^'. biyngan = bringan
±bi:f c-tan, -aian to use, enjoy, DR : prqfU, biynlgt fiery, burning.
benM, brynstftn m. brimstone, NC276.
brycn pres. 3 8g. of brecan. biyrd =:brerd
br^dV pree. 3 sg. of bruoan. bryrdan to urge on, incUe, encourage, Mxr
br^ L (e, i) f. 'bride,* betrothed or newkh 13*. [broid]
married woman, wife, consort, CP,M. biryrdnat f . incitement, instigation,
brydes wede wedding garment : (t) (young) rtbr^B-an, -ian to ' bruise, * crush, pound, BH,
woman, II,=brygd DD : season, Bo20'^.
biyd-, brf d- =bred-, brid- +bi9Bednet f . bruising, crushing, WW21 1»
br^dbedd n. 6rte2a2 6e(I, £. brfiewyrt f. daisy, soap-wort, 2x^1*374.
br^dbletsung (i) t marriage blessing, "LL ['bruisewort*]
72,38,1 . bryitmlan = brytsnian
br^dboda m. paranymph, bridesman, OEG br^ pree. 3 sg. of breotan.
18b71. Bryt m. Briton : Breton.
bi^bOr n., brydcofa m. bride-chamber, bed- bryta, brytan=bi7tta, bryttian
dumber, ±br^n to crush, pound : (+) break up,
+bryddan to frighten, terrify, Sol 16. destroy,
-br^de v. un-b. -brytednes y. for-b.
br^deala, brydealo(t5) n. bride-ale, marriage- Bryten (e, eo, i, o) f. Britain,
feast, Chr. ['bridal*] bryten (eo) spacious, roomy, Sat 687.
br^dellc = brydlio brytencyningf m. powerful king.
br^dglfta fpl. betrothal, espousals, brytengrttnd m. broad earth, Cb367.
br^dgltu f. dowry : (pL) espousals, M, Biytenlond n. Britain : Wales.
br^dguma (^,CP), brydiguma (M) m. brytenifce (eo) n. I. spacious kingdom, Az
'bridegroom,* Jn : suitor, 107. IL kingdom of Britain.
BRYTENWEALDA 03 BUBQWEALL
Brytenwealifai m. tpielder of Britain, Bret- bulluo m. male cd^, *friil2odb,' 8c,
wMa, chief king. bidot, bolut raggedrMn, cudcoo-flower, Lob.
brytenwongM mp. spacious plains, the bQii=buan
vforld, Gb380. bund f? bundle, MtLlS**.
br^est pros. 2 Bg. of brfiotan. bOnda =bdnda f
btytlaiisbryttian banden pp., bondon pret. pL of bindan.
Biyt-land, -lond = Birtenlond bundenbeord trilh bounden tresses, B 3161.
brytmAlmn piecemeal, OBG1563n. +bundennM f. obligation.
bfytner* m. steward, CP459". bundonstaf na adj. {skip) with an ornamented
dbbrytnian (i) to divide, distribute, dispense, prow, B1911.
administer, B, ['ftrttfen*] bune I. f. cup, beaker, drinking vessel. IL
brytnung f. distriluHan, WW222«*. reed, canet TfVf 198^. ['6un']
bijrtofta pL esptmeah^ WW171^ [bi^d, bQiiM f. diMlUn^, NC292.
Voft] bOr n. * bower, ^ apartment, chamber, Oen,
BrjFtoii = Bryten, Briten WW : storehouse, cottage, dwelling, KC ; M.
d:brytien f. fragrMwt, FM,G. [baan]
^nytBiilkBJitoparcelout,diaribuU,0W3iiyWii ±bQr (luni. + ; bnt bflr at LL 92,6,3 ) m. y^-
(+) enjoy, possess, i^ 8*473**. ?iolder of the lowest class, peasant, farmer.
tifiai pree. 2 sg. of brSotan. [^gebvr*]
Biytt^Bryt bOrliyrde (e*) ofpeasan/t birth, Gt.
bryttaf (e) m. dispenser, giver, author, gover^ bOronlht n. tiunnberlain, eunuch.
nor, prince, lord, ainoee b. treasure-giver, bflroot n. bed-chamber, OP.
lord. [brSotan] btug (barh) f . (gds. and nap. byrig) any
-hbryttan = +brytan importani dwelitng tnihin a walled en-
±br3rttlan (i) to divide, dispense, distribute, closure, fort, casae,Chr,WW;CP:' borough;
CP : rule over, possess, enjoy the use of. waited town, AOMt ; &. [v. Mdf]
Biyttise ^ British,^ Chr. burg- y. also barb-.
Bryttwealas, Biytwalas mp. Britons of bingftgend m. city-owner. El 1176.
Wales. burgst — bniggeat
BrjtwfOMe British, Welsh. burgbryoe m. breaking into a (fortified)
hefStn f. breuring, drink, Qujjod. [^bur- dwetting, LL : penally for that offence, LL.
iSien*; bro6] biirgeii=byrgen
br^wtto (^)=bTSowl&o bQrg«rlhta np. peasant^ s rights or dues^
ba L n. nap. b^ dwelling. [Oer. baa] LL446(4).
IL T. ba, b^en. bOrgeteMt n. pavilion, tent.
=bbQan any. (intr.) to stay, dweU, live, AO : buigfflMten n. fortress, Qin1680.
(tr.) inhabit, occupy : cultivate. [Oer, btugfOle n. townspeople, B2220.
banen] burggeat n. castle-gate.
btto, bnoc m. beUy, stomach, M i pitcher, M : burgliege m. fence of a 'burg, * Ct.
beaver {of helmet)f [*bouk*; ver. baaoh] burg-hUSt ^ ^^V' -li'leotSa fortress-heighi
baeea hl * buck, * he-goat, male deer, JS,Lcd ; (or ? s: beoig-h]i6).
CP. burglagu f. dvil law, GPH388.
budda m. beeOe, WW643^. burgltod, Idoda m. cUizen, AO.
bOde 3 sg., bndon pL pret. of bilan. burglooat t^* fortified indosure, walled town,
badon prat. pL of bSodan. burglond n. native city, Gb61.
bflend m. dweller, inhabiiant. biirgon pret. pi. of beorgan.
bntan (^;AO,CP) L prep. (w. d.) over, hurgjnBCVdxu fortress, Rxjut 22,
* above* : (w. a.) on, upon. IL ady. burgrflnf. aorcereftf; pL fates, furies. Oh,
above, overhead, before. btiig-i»lt n. nap. -salu city-haU, house.
bvfan-eweden, -nemd, -sprecen aXwve-men- b urgsft ta (d*) m. deniun of a town, dUx/en^
tioned, GD. WW. ^^
batons: bnfan; blkg-^bii- burgwlpo m. borough, WW 497^.
±bQgan L (sy*) to *bow,* bow down, turn, bnrgiele m. castle-hall, house, Riic30.
bend, stoop, sink, JB,AOJRood : submit, give burgflttendet mpl. ciUf-dweUers.
way, JE,B,Chr : depart, fee, retire, M,A(), : burgsorg=borgBorg ^^
join, go over to, M : convert, M. IL» bilan burgBteaU m. dtadelf dtyf WW 206**.
lillb imperatiye of bugan. biirgstad«t m. citiy,castle.
Milan =btian; bill tsbnla I. burgt&n m. ctty, Tft/ 31. ['borough-town^
biila m. I. omamemt. [L.] IL bvMt burgSelu f. ccMifejf oor, i^f» 30 (barh- )• [▼•
£0449**. *1heal']
buIberoDde wearing an ornament, WW burg-waran, -warn fp., -ware (AO,CP)»
106**; 0EG8*^*. -waras, mp. inhabitants of a *barg,*
bnlantiia f. a plant, LoD44b. burghers, cttixens.
balgon pret. pL of belgan. burgweaU m. city-wcM, M.
BURGWEG 64 BTUQ
biirgW9g m. road, HreeL buttrgeVweor n. butter-curd, butter,
biirgwigeiid m. warrior, £l34. +buttrlaii to butter, Lcd 121a.
biirhr=<baig bat«r-lo, -ac=butrac
burhblMop m. bishop of a city, buterstoppa m. bvUer-vtsad, WW280''.
burhbdt f . liabiXUy for repair of the waUa of a bfkton = butan ; butre = batere
toum orfortrees, hL. butruo m. {leaiher) bottle, J&.
burhealdor m. burgomaeter, mayor, M, butseoarl m. boatman, mariner, Chr.
burtageard bi. ca&tie yard, EC328. [*bugcarV]
burhgeatsetl n. jurisdiction over those behng- buttorfltese = bnteifleoge
ing to the *burg'? seat in a court at the city buttue m. end, small piece of land.
gaief (BT; or T two words, y. LL456,2). bQtO (butwu, buta, bute) both (neuter), v.
burbgemet n. meoMtre used in a town, LL also begen.
477(6). butueoh (Chk) v. betwux.
burhgemot n. town *s meeting, LL. bQtun = butan ; butur uo = butnxo
burbgerMa m. chidf magistrate of a toum, batwQ=butu; Mkwan=buan
provost, mayor, WW. ['borough-reeve*] b^=bu; b^an (N)=buan
burbgtfVlngV f. town counc U, LL228,1,2. byoeen (i) of a goal, goal's, NC275.
burbmann m. citizen, W W . {^borough-man'] bj^eeram.=beooere
burhrftdden f. diizenship, WW44]^^ ±byegan (i) to 'buy,' pay for, acquire, Mt,
burbrost f. chamber -eawch, IM125^. [?» Jn \ redeem, ransom : procure, get done : «^
•burreet, ES38-347) seU, LL. \Ooth, bugjan]
burhrttit n. town right, law in a town, lAt bycgend ▼. becoen; b^cii-=beacn-, biecn-
477(6). byd-, byd- =bed-, bid-, bid-
burb-rQn, -rune f. fury, sorceress, WVv246". bydel dl ''beadU,' apparitor, warrant officer,
±burh8Clpe m. town^ip, civU district. Lk;J&: herald, forerunner, M : preacher,
burtasdr f. city limits, city, township, M. M. [biisodan]
burbsprAc f. courtly speech, Gl. bydel8D0«r m. land of a * bydel,' KC6*162*.
burbstaM m. foundation of the waU of a l^en f. measure, bushel : bucket, barrel, vat,
•bure,* LoDl-328«. tub, [Low L. butina; Oer. butte]
burhvegn m. living in a *burg*; or7~ bydonbotm m. bottom of a vessel, WW 123*.
burtSegn bydentBDt n. bushel, barrel
burbwaminanii m. burgess, BH40'^. b^dla m. worshipper, NG.
burhwealda m. b%trgess, BH 40*^ B. b^enog (DR) = bying ; b^end = bn^id
burbweardt m. city defender. -byffan ▼. a-b.
burhwela m. treasure of a city, B3100. byfgendlle =bifigendlic
burbwelle f . spring that supplies a town? BT. byflan {M)— binan ; byf or = beof or
burbwerod n. townsfolk. byg-, bys-=big-, bi, b^-, big-
biirhwlta m. town counciUor. b^gan = biegan
JgQrlMJid ii.land occupied by petisants,EC3S^\ byge (y?; i) m. curve, bend, comer, angle,
burn f., buma (CP) m., bume f. brook, small cone {of a helmet), AO,CP : traffic, commerce,
stream, Jn ; Mdf : spring or well water, CP, LL 128,5.
W W. [* bum ' ; Oer. brunnen] b^gel = beogol
burnon pret. pi. of bieman. bygen f. purchase, LL(328^^).
burnsele m. bath-house. Ruin 22. l^endUo easily bent, flexible, BH.
burnstow IT bathing-place, KG. byg«t$ pres. 3 sg. of bycgan.
bOrrtaf n. tapestry, TC530**. b^gefi pres. 3 eg. of buan.
b1lr80ipe=burh8oipe byht m. L (±) bend, angle, comer, Ct : bay,
burston pret. pi. of berstan. 'bight.* [bugan] ILt n? dioelling. [buan]
bfkr-IK^n, -t$en m. page, chamberlain. hSh% pres. 3 sg. of bugan.
bui1Sre=byT<Sere; burub=burg byiiig=bu L
bOst pres. 2 eg. of buan. b^l m? byle f? 'boil,' carbuncle, WW.
bflt m. a vessel, LL455' ( ? = buc ; BT). byloettan = bealcettan
bQta = (l) butan, (2) butu ±byld f. constancy, confidence, boldness.
bfltan I. prep. w. d. and (rarely) a. out of, [beald]
outside of, off, round abovi : except, without, bylda m. builder? householder? Gba75. [bold]
all but, but only : besides, in addition to : in byldan I. to build, construct, KG. IL»
spite of. II. conj. (w. ind.) except, except bieldan
Aat, but, only. b. t^st except : (w. subj.) byldu, byldo=bieldo; byie = byl
unless, save that : (w. subst.) except, but, byledbrteit (»bylged-?) puff-breasted, Rd
besides, if only, provided that. III. adv. 8P.
without, outsiae, Ghb. ['bout,' 'but'] bylewlt=bilewit; bylg=belg
bflte = ( 1 ) butan, (2) butu bylgan to ' bellow, ' MH.
butere f. 'butter,' Led; M. [L.] bylgV pres. 3 sg. of belgan.
buter-fltege, -flegc f. 'butterfly,' WW. byllg=belg
BYUHT
60
BTRDEN11£TE
hflSht (Hy-) ukeroua, LcD63b.
Iiylwet, byl(y)wit^bilewit
b^me (^)=bieme
l^mert (WW), bymesangere m. trumpeter,
l9w^nU>hiUADiketnmpet,Pa,WW, ['6eme*]
1qniil=bind
l^ndele, bynde]le=bindele
li^iie eitUivaUd, inhabiUd, occupied, AO.
[bnan]
^yre, byroe=beorc, be orce
t^yreholt n. hireh wood, WW.
I^Tvff proB. 3 8g. of beoroan.
I^rd I. (i) f. bSih (pL w. 8g. meaning). IL
£. burden, GD215^.
+byrd I. in. ; +byTdo, -u f. hiirik, Cr : (k-
scerU, paretUage, race, BH : nature, quaMy,
rank, M,AO : (t) /»<«• ['6tr(2e*; beran]
II. burdened, MtB 1 1». III.» + byrded
-f byrdan to beard, fringey embroider.
•b]^ilaii ▼. +ed-b.
+b3rrdboda m. herald of a birih.
+lvyrdd8Bg m. birikdau, Mtl4*.
byrde of high rank, i£«u-6on», nobUe, rich, AO.
+byrde I. innaJte, naituraL II. = + byrd I.
+byrd«lieo energetieatty, zealously, CiP160^.
byrdan = byi'Sen
byrdloga f. embroideress, WW262»
byrdlnanu = byiWinenn
byrdlnK 1 embroideri/ig, WW294i«.
-byrdlng t. hyse-b.
byrdtotra embroiderer (y. ANS 123-418).
+byrd]le (AS6U) = +byTedUo
byrdUnff iorUnse, OE023>^.
"byrdHng v. in-, fnun-b.
byrdM^pa m. child-bearing, Ob 182.
+byrd-tU f., -tima m. time of birth,
+byrdii = +byrd I.
+byrdwlglwa m. birth-divirur, astrologer,
+byrdwftaKa m. astrologer,
byra Lf m. (nap. byras, byre) child, eon^
deecendanl : voung man, youih. [beran]
IL m. mound. III. (±) m. time, oppor-
tunity, M : occurrence, AS 62". IV. m.
strong wind, storm, OPH400.
bfra n. stall, shed, hut, 01 ['byre']
+byred]le suitable, fitting, convenient, con-
genial, DR. ady. -tioe.
byrala ml. oup-bearer, butler, steward, B.
Vbirle']
byrallan to give to drink, serve with drink,
Qu, i'birW yb.]
+byrallc = +byTodlio
byren L (and byrene) f . she-bear, M. [bera]
IL=beren
-bfran y. neahge-b.
byras f . borer, graving tool, awl, chisel, Gl.
[borian]
byrdS I.=bieifS prea 3 ag. of beran. II.b
pree. 3 ag. of byrian I.
byif gds. and nap. of burg.
byrg- y. also byng-.
-hbyiv I. (i) n. taste, DR116*. II. beon on
gebyige (w. d.) (o help, protect [beorgan]
byrga m. security, surety, bail, one who gives
bail, Gl. [Oer. barge]
±byi^n I. (i) to raise a mound, hide, ' bury, *
inter, ^Hy; AO. U.t (e> eo) to tasU, eoL
III. = beorgan
byrgala (e, i) m. Umb, M,Ct. [*6iiHe2«*]
byrgaMMV (e^) n. epitaph, HGl427.
l^rgalsBang m. dirge : epiUij^
l^rgan (i, u) f. burying-place, grave, sepul-
chre, El;M,AO,CF : burial ['burian';
beorgan]
+byrgan f. caulf LoDlSfia.
byrgand m. grave-digger, PP878*.
byrganllo« n. epitaph, BH94".
byrgansang m. dirge, OEG.
l^rgaiistAw f . burying-place.
byrgara m. corpse-bearer, WW. ['burier']
byrglan = bvrgan
byrglng I. f. burial II. f. taste.
byrglMS n. dirge, epitaph, Gu
byriit, b3rrht-=beorht, beorht-, bierbt-
byrhtm = breahtm
±byrian I. (impers.) to happen, pertain to,
bdongto,b^,jS,Mk,MtR;AO,CV. [*6ir';
* i-bure *] IL = bjrrgan I. and II.
liyrlo=beoro
byrig = burg, and gda. of bnrg.
byrlg-=byrg-, bnrh-
l^rrlgbarga i mulberry, LoD86a.
+byrigadnat f. burial.
byrlgnas L f. burial, BH. [* buriness*]
II. f. tasting, taste.
-b^d y. neah-geb. ; byria= byres
byrltaang (i) m. dirge, HGl488*'.
byrl- = byrel-
byria m. trunk {of body), LoD68b.
+byniian to ferment, leaven : sweU up, he
proud, [beorma]
+byrmad n. leavened bread,
byrnan (iE)=bieman
byrna L f. corslei, WW;CP. [*6«ni«']
II.=bume, bum. III.=bryne
byrnata f. barnacle, NC276.
byrn-ham, -bamat m. corslet.
+ byrnod corsleted, MQr 256". [* i-bumed *]
byrnswaord n. flaming sword, Bl109'^.
byrnwlga m. corsleted warrior.
byrn-wlgand, -wiggendf m. cortleted warrior,
byrs, byr8e= byres
bynt L (e) m. loss, calamity, injury, damage,
defect, M. [berstan] IL n. {land-)slip,
KC3-62* (y. also KG5112» and McU).
IIL f. 'bristle,* Ep,Lcd; M. ['brise,*
*brust*] IV. pres. 3 sg. of berstan.
V. pres. 2 sg. of beran.
+byr8tad/urAM^eci with brisOes^ OEG 23*.
byrstful disastrous, Ghb 1 1 16.
byrstlg broken, rugged : afflicted, [berstan]
+byrtld = +b3rrdtid
byH( I. pres. 3 sg. of beran. II. =beoi:t$
byiltanf. 'burden,* load. weight,Bl,WW; M,
CF : charge, duty, [beran]
byrVanmAlum a heap at a time, MR I •626''.
byrVanmAta (e*) burdensome, KGlIOU
BTBDEN8TAK 66 CAN
byilleiiitaii m. miUaUme. esBpte i box, NO 276. [L. oftpaa]
byiHenfllimiig strong at carrying bwrdena, e8Br-=oar-, oear-, oer-, dor-
^H 1*208". onne (e) f. 'orcM,* water-creu. Led; Mdi-
byrVere I. m. bearer, eupporter, M, [beran] emriOitfuU of oreee, KG 3* 121'*.
II. f. child-bearer, mother. ocBite =oarte
byrVestre (e) f. female carrier, HGLiOS'*. eOs =oSa8 pret. 3 eg. of ofioaan.
byrining (e) m. carrier, OEG4922. oAge=oSfle; onttel^oastel
byiKor = beoifior ; +b^ttd = +b3rrdtid esMter (NG)^sk)ea8ter
byrlffilBenu f. midwife, QPH392. oU quick, active, prompt, M : bM, brave.
l^veeoptB^bisoeop: I]^efu=by8ga adv. Me.
Iqven^biflen; byilg-, byag-sbLqg- oiflle bold. adT. -Jioe promptHy : boldly, M.
l^«mer:=biBmer; bynner-=bi8xnr- eaflwyrt^oawlwyrt
l^imorgl«ow n. ehamefvl lust, ^23b^^ cifnes f. energy, ^H2-282«.
byimor, bysmr- = bismer, bismr- eatortOii {m, ea^, e*) m. vestibule, court, court-
I^B^byaen yord, M : haU, residence, M.
1^ =bi8t pres. 2 Bg . of b eon. oilwtpe m. alacrity, boldness.
hSMaigt beestings, WW 129*. [bSoflt] +9aiMtrtBXk to bridle, curb, CP. [cflsfester]
1^ I. =bit pree. 3 sg. of biddan. II. =bytt ealihetan =oeabhetan; eilr=toawl, oawel
b^ pres. 3 8ff. of (1) bSodan, (2) b^atan. eaUm* to grow cool or cold.
b^l, bytl=bieil; byter= biter eale L m. shoe, sandaL [L. caloeoB]-
bytlat=bYlda II.=oealo
bytlAii, ±bvtlian to ^«U, erect, ^,CP.[botl] oaleati1ppe=coltetnBppe
+bytte n. ouHding, dwelling, M. oalorond shod {of horses), GfE143.
±byttuiig i building, M. oald (A)^oeald
Iqrtaie f? keel : head of a dale. oilend m. the beginning of a month, AO :
l^tmtng f. hulk, keel of ship, M. month. Men : (t) epan of life, ['calends*}
bytne = bytme oftlendewlde m. tale of days, Sol479.
I^tit pres. 2 ag. of bSatan and bSodan. eaUV=4cealf
1^ L f. bottle, flagon, Mt,WW; M : cask oalfur (VPs) nap. of oealf.
[*6»t'] II. smaU piece of land, KCZ'SS^. oaiio m. 'chalice; LcdJLk,Mt,VPs. [L.
III. pres. 3 8g. of biddan. oalioeml
bytte = bytt I. Hsalla (ZD A 10*345) ▼. hUde-o.
byttohUd n. buU-lid, WW213". oalu (oal(e)w- in obi. oases) 'callow,* bare,
byttryUlng f. fUling of casks, LL 178,8,1. bald, Bd. {Qex. kahl]
by* =bitJ pres, 3 sg. of beon. ealww =oealer ^^
b^ pres. 3 sg. of biian. oatwOTHdiin, -clsmipe curds? WW.
byt$me = bytme eima m. muzzle, coUar, bit, PPs 3 1 ^.
b^wan (eo, !) to rub, brighten, furbish up, eamb (o) m. *com&,* crest, Ep,WW : Aoney- - —
adorn. ^^ comb, LPs.
byzen made of boxwood, WW. [box] cambiht combed, crested, WW.
oambol=cambol
oamel m. * camel,* Mt,Mk.
r^ oammoo (a*) nm ? *oammodb,* resH-harro/Wf >
^ Lcd,WW.
MSb-, cfic- =ocBf-, otec> ±eaiiip (o) I. m. combat, batUe, struagle, war-
e8Mlerbtam=oederbtem; essfrB^oeaf fare, B,Rd. [*camp*] IL field, plaint
08BtertQn=:cafortun EC 183*. \L. campus]
eSBf S8i«r (o»b-) n. haUer, Gl. [L. capiBtnim] campdom m. military service, warfare, M,
HMBllan ▼. be-, ofer-, ymb-c. campoaldor m. commander, OEG4433.
esBUng f . hair-omaimen it, Gl . eampgef ira m. fellow-soldier, Gl.
enH m. haUer, muzzle, WW. oampbAd m. warfare, BH.
-eSg f., cftga m. *key* (lit. and tig.), ExJLL, ±eainpian (o) tostrive,fight,Ou;M. I* camp*}
Rd : solution, explanation, CP. oampllo military, M.
oAgbora m. key-bearer, jailor. eamprAden f. war, warfare, A2r4.
eAghiorde m. keeper of the keys, steward, eampstedat no^ battle-field.
WW. oampung f . fighting, warfare.
cAgloca m. locked depository, LL 362,76,1. oan^wftpen (o^) n. weapon, Bd21*.
-e^lod ▼. a-c. eampweorod (e*, ea*, e") n. army, hosL
08Dh-=coah-; osBl-=oel-, oeal-, oiel- oampwiflrf (oomp-) n. battle, combaL
^bM pree. 3 sg. of oalan. oampwlia m. director of public games, HGii
osBin-; o»n-=oems oen-, oyn- 405.
eApehOflssoiepehOs eampwudu m. shieldf £l51.
essppe f. 'cap,* WW : cope, hood. [LaL can pree. 1 and 3 sg. of oonnan.
cappa] oin m. germ, sprout f PP879^. [08, obian]
GANG 67 CEACL
db«uie n. jeering, eecm, deriaion, Gl. ewtulnat I. care, anxiety : ' earefulness, ' Led,*
eanMlflr m. ehaneeUor, GkbIOOS. ILow L* tatgeeMor n. wrrovafvX eong, JirL618.
oanoeUarinm] earg ist m. md epvnt, devU, QtrSdS.
caaear m. cancer^ M. [Ir.] omrUn to care for, be anxious.
eaaearftdl I. cancer, LoD41a. oariemn dp. of sb. toith dried figs, ML2Sh^K
eaneemrund f . cancerous tpound. [L. oarioa]
eftne-ataii, -etton to cry out, mo ck, de ride, earig (ea, e)t sorrowful, anxious, Cr,8oul :
caneatung f . boisterous laughter, WW 3S2**. grievous, DD. [* chary *]
eaiieor=oanoer oart m. tnan, [ON. karl]
oandel In. lamp, lantern, *oandU,* WW; M, oarl€ai * careless,* free from care, RB, "-"^
[L. oandela] oarltain«s, oarleast f. freedom from eatre^
oandelbora m. acclyte, swuriiy, WW. [* carelessness*]
eandelliryd (r=bred; BT) fiat candlestick, oarlfufol (eaS e*) m. male bird, cock.
IM120. oaritot (ea) wrett^edly.
eandalltoht n. ^condU'light,* RB. oarlmann m. male, man, Gkr.
eandelnuBne f. 'candlemas,* the feast of the earr m. stone, rock, NO. [Celtic]
Purification, Chr. oaneM (ea) n. home of care, Sbaf5.
candehi MM ie iP laB n. Candlemas eve. oanlV (ea) painful journey, B2396.
detansBMedaDg m. Candlemas d oy,NC 276. oanorg f . sad anxiety, Gbn 1 1 14.
eandtisn^ls m. candle-snuffers, WW126*. carta (») I. paper for writing on, M : docu*
eandelstnf m. candieslick, ML [' candlestaff*] ment, deed. [L. charta]
eandelstloea m. * candlestick,* EC2W. oaru (ea) f. ^ca/re,* concern, anxiety, sorrow^
aandeltrfow n. candelabrum, MtRG^^. BJAb; AG.
eandeltwtot m. pair of snuffers, Gl. oaiWylm (»'» e*)t m. weOing sorrow.
oandelwaoea f. ' canMe-%oick,* torch, WW. eaieUU n. dub, GPH394 (▼. A3l*e6).
eandelwyrt f. candtewort, WW 137*. oiterdom m. imperial sway.
aandol=candel CIsere (Ouex, JnL) m. Ccesar, emperor,
aanii L f. cognixance, averment, asseveration. Bo; MJLO. [*Kaser*]
clearance, LL. IL (±)pire8.38g. of ommaii. ofaertng f. coin with C<Bsar*s head on it,
oanne f. 'can,* cup, WW. drachma, didraehmaJ^Q.
m. canon, rule. canone« bte oifcrllo imperial, WW 427^.
canonical books. [L. canon] ofltern f. empress, AG 266^*.
eanonlc I. m. canon. II. canonical, M. oaiBue m. hassock, sedge, Lod.
eanonlclle eanoaiool. oaanwHal np. hassock or sedge leaves, Ixn>
eana =oanBt pros. 2 ag. of connan. 170a.
eantal m? n? buttress, support, A8*324>*. oaatal Lm. 'castle,* fort, Chr. Ihn. town,
oantaleftp m. cope, Ghb 1070b. viUage, Mt,MkJjk.
oantaresBppa f. cope (vestmient). easialiiiann m. townsman, Geb.
eantere m. singer, CM 904. castelweall m. city wall, rampart.
oantflntnt m. chanter*s staff, EC250. castelwaore n. castU-buUding^CERllZl,
oaiitie {M), canticsang m. canticle, song. [L.] aaitencra m. cabinet, chest, TC631*.
-alp Y. oantd-o. eaaul m. over-garment, *birrus,* cloak, WW.
~ m. cAopZatn, EC,Ghb (late). [L.] ['chasubU*]
4Mqilaii to look, up o. to look up, lie on its ciiiia m. (grammatical) case, MQn.
back {of the moon), Lo]>3'266**. capiende eatt m., oatte f. *c(U,* Gl; Mdf. — —
'supinus,* GPH393a. caul [S6n1] =oawl I. and II.
aapttal =oapitol cawcUtet n. cabbage-leaf, Lod.
ci^talliQs n. chapter-house, IM 122*. cawelcAd n. cabbage-seed, Lod.
caplt-ol, -ul, -ula m. chajpter (cathedral or eawelitela m. cabbage-stalk, Lgd.
monastic) : chapter (division of a book), oawalitoc (oaU) m. c<U>bage- stalk, Lod 1*378^.
lesson, LL : anthem. [▼. 'chapiHe*] cawdwurm m. caterpillar, WW 121**.
capttolniflBCia f. early mass, first mass. cawl I. (e, ea, eo) m. basket, AO. ['cawl*]
-f M^ltulod divided Into chapters, LL(204*). IL m. 'cole* ('caul,* *cawel*), kale, cabbage,
eappa = c»ppe Led.
CB^vok m. ^capon/ WW. [L. oapdnem] oiao am. basin, pitcher, jug, M,(S2 : keUle,
carbnnoulus m. carbuncle, CP. [L.] cauldron, LL24; 104; 116.
caro-arn (AO,GP), -nm n. prMon, jaiL ctacidi (So) f. jaio-ocAe, LoDl00a,113a.
[L. caroer] ^%SifMnri. ' cheek-bone,* iaw, WW.
carccrnl^tra f. prison darkness, LL. cSacbora m. yoke for buckets, Gl.
carccrnwcard m. jailor, MH24»'^. oaace f. cake? (BT) WW605»?
cirallfc=garolife; care- = car- etacc (e, ei, do) f. * cheek,* jaw, jawbone,
earful (ee^ anxious, sad, €hi,8oul : 'careful,* Lcd,WW.
attentive, painstaking, Ps,WW : trouble- cemegn m. broom, furze, BC,KC.
some. ady. -Bee, LL. ccaol=oeafl
OEAF
68
GELNES
iMt (e) XL nap. oeafa 'chaff,^ Mi^,WWi
iE.CP.
oeat-=oaf-, oeaf-, oiel-
»eafflne m. chaffinch, ANS 76-206.
.oeafl m. jaw, cheek, jaw-bone, cheek-bone,
JB,Whale, I'joud*]
eeaflftdl (oealf-) f. dUecue of the jaws, LoD
90b.
leaf or (e) m. cock-* chafer,' beeOe, Ps,WW;
iE
eeahhe f. daw, KC3-48**.
eeahhetan to laugh loudly.
eeahhetung f . laughter, jesting, M.
-oeale (a) m. ^ chalk,' lime, plaster, AO; Mdf :
chalkstone, pebble, Ep,WW,
+cea]oiaii (se) to whiten, MtL23''.
laalost&n m. limestone, chalk.
.oeald I. adj. 'eoM' {'cheM'), cool, Mt,Jn;
AO,CP. adv. oealde. II. n. coldness, cold.
eaaldheort cruel. An 138 (oald-).
•eeakUan to become cold. Rim. [*e6ld*]
-oealdnes f. coldness, cold, M.
eealer m. pressed curds, jeUy of curds or
whey. [L. galmaria]
oaalerlwfw m. pottage of curds, Lod.
■eeall I. {m, e) nm. (nap. oealfni) ''calf,' £.
II. = oeafl
+eealf (e) great with calf.
eealfidl=oeafladl
eealllan to calve, M.
oealfloca m. ceUf-pen.
eeaUre = oealre, oealer
eeaUwyrt (a) 'eruca,' WW136i^
cealllan to 'caU,' shout, Ma9l. [ON. kalla]
eealre = oealer and das. of oealer.
e6alwa=oalwa
»tep (e, f) m. cattle, CP : purchase, sale,
traffic, bargain, gain, B;CP : price, LL.
deep c. high price, butan oeape gratis :
gooas, possessions, property, Chr ; AO :
market, JR. [*cAeap']
cfopenllit m. bowghi seno anX, sl ave, Gl.
otepd»s m. markeX-day, WW.
oteptadlg? rtcA, v>eaUhy, Gn108.
otepealetfel n. alehouse (v. BT).
otepgyld n. purchase money, market price :
compensation, v. LL2'338.
'eteptan to bargain, trade. Ml : buy, Jn,Cr\
AO : endeawAur to bribe. Da 739. [ ' cheap * ;
Oer. kaufen]
'Otepman m. * chapman,* trader, BH,LL.
eSi^flceamuI m. seat of custom or toU,
treasury, G.
etopsclp n. trading vessel, A0116*.
otepseti (e^) n. toll-booth, G.
etepstdw f. market-place, market, CP.
oSapstrSt (e, f) f. market-place.
Gtepung f. traffic, trade, LL. [*dteaping*]
efopunggemdt n. market, WW 460*.
eearr=^car
oearcetung f. gnashing, grinding, W200**.
oearclan to creak, gnash, M. [^chark']
oearde=cierde pret. 3 sg. of oierran.
+cearfan to cut off, kiU, NG.
eeann=oirm
oear-ifge, -raoe a vehidef Gl.
oeart wild common land, KC.
eearwund badly wounded? LL6[63].
cftas I.=cea8t; II. pret. 3 ag. of oeosan.
-ctasega ▼. wnl-o.
ctaslanger contentious, v. NO 276.
ctasft {A, 8) f. strife, quarrelling, contention,
WW : reproof.
OMftel=oa8tel
coaster {m, e) f. castle, fort, town, CP
f heaven, heU.
ooastorsBflc m. black hellebore, Lod.
eeasterbQend m. citizen, B768.
coutotf ewar^ = oeasterwar-
eoaotorhorpaV high roadt (BT),KC6-217^
ooasterhlld n. dty gait, 0314.
ooastorbof n. hou^e in a city. An 1239.
eeastor-liod f. np. -iSode citizens, NO 276.
eeastomlso (») urban, municipal, TO 244**.
oeastor-flAtaii, -«ete mp. citizens, TC.
±ooastor*-waran mp., -ware, -warn f.
burghers, citizens.
coastorwoall (e*) m. city wdU.
eeastorwic f. village, Bl69**.
eoastorwyrt f . black hellebore, Lgd.
otastf 111 contentious.
etaw pret. 3 sg. of oeowan.
eoawl(Jf<L)=oawlI.
o«oe (FP«) =oSaoe
cteol (ooecil) cake, Gl.
cMo (VPs) =ciegde pret. 3 sg. of ciegan.-
codelo f. the herb mercury.
coder mnf . cedar. [L. oedrus] ,..,/'
eodor-btam mn., -trSow (y) n. cedar -treey
codoi^=oeder-
cMrlsc of cedar, BR.
cot (i£))=oeaf ; oot-=oaBf-, oeaf-, cif-
cAgan (VHy), ceffian= ciegan
cetabettung = oeahhetang
coico (MtLR); ceig- (N)=oeaoe; dg-
eolr cry, clamour, DR.
col=cawl
cUan {&) to cool, become cold, be cold, MH,^
VPs (oe) : (+) quench {Uiirst), refresh.
Vkeel']
cole I. (M) m. chalice, cup. [»oalic]
II.=oealo
celdot f. copious spring? [op. (hr. quelle]
coldro=oeoldre; colo = (l) oeole; (2)ciele
colon-dro f., -der n. '' ccliander,' coriander ^
Led.
cole-tfonle, -tSenie, oileVonie f. celandine,
swaUow-wort, LcD.
coU (A) = oealf ; colic = calio
ciilng f . cooling, St : cool place, M.
cells ^peditis, foot-covering, A 37*46.
coUwoarto = cielewearte
coll m. {monastic) cell, Chii1129.
coUondor n., oellendxe f. =cellendre
coUod (eT)t part, round? hollow? embossed?
beaked? Vrs29; Ma 283.
colmortmonn m. hireling, NG(v. ES42-172).
d:c€lnos f . coolness, cool air, breeze, CP. [ool]
CELOD 69 CICEN
eelod V. oellod. eeorl m. * churl,* layman, peatanl, htuband-
eolns = oeallraa, nap. of oealer. man, CP : freeman of the lotpest doss, LL ;
±cmaiSm3BL (m) to comb, JB, [*kemb*] AO.GP : man : hiuband, Jn,WW;CB :
cemes f . shirt [X. oamiaia] hero, nobie man.
een^a (e) m. wairrior, champion, Cfl,Ma; ceorlAi (=oeorllga«)imfnamed (o/toomen),
M^O,CP, [oamp] LL360,73b.
eampMtre f. female wairrior, OEG. eeorlboren low-born, not noble, LL.
einf m. pine'torch, pine : name of the rune oaorlfole n. common people, M.
for e. [Oer. kien] ±eeorll»n to marry (of we woman), LL,Mt i
eendUe = ovnlio i£. [* churl ']
ine hoUi, brave, fUrce, CPJjed,Ma ; ^,A0 : eeorile =oeorUio
powerful, VPs : learned, clever, MetlC^K eeorUae (ie) of a * eeorl/ * churlish,* common,
[*keen*; Oer, kuhn] also adv. ru^ie,LL,WW. adv. -Usee.
oenep m. moustache : bit {of a bridle), [ON, eeorUsents t rudeness, vulgarity,
kanpr] e«orlllo common, belonging to the people
eeiille=C7nUo genenMy. tAv. -lioe commonly, vuljfarty.
einllee boldly, M, [* keenly '] oeorlman m. freeman, LL73 ; 463.
eonnan to conceive, bring forth : beget, C90tlgli%ng strong as a man, WW \0B^,
ereaie, produce, Mt,VPs;CF : nominaie, oeoim-oirm
choose out, M : assign, aUribute, give : ceomii L (ay*) to ereaib, LcD 160a. II. (+)
declare, show oneself, dear oneself, make a »oierran
deelaroHon in court (v. LL2-32 ; 279 eeoruiig f. murmuring, M,
'cennan/ 'Anefang'), B,LLJ*s, ±o#OMm' to 'choose,^ {*i-cheose*), seek out,'
cennend m. parent, Bl. select, AO ; M : decide, test : accept, approve,
eenneiulllD genital. B,Oen,
eannet f. produce, whcU is produced, EHy eaosal (i, y) m. gravd, sand, shingle, Ep,Mti
6» : diUdbirih : birthd/ay, M, ['chesil*^
eannastre f. mother, M, oaotelbAre graveUv, shingly. ^^
ceimliig f. procreation, GP : parturition, eaotalftftn m. sand-stone, gravd, WW.
birth, M : declaration in court (y. oennan). eeoflen (OEG 7"^), oeoslig (4^) gravelly.
eanntiigstiii (y^) m. testing-stone, eaoioi I. m7 n7 gtMet, maw, II. =ceoeel
oennlngitow f. birthplace, M, dzetewan' to *dtew,* gnaw, JB,8oul : eat,
eannliigtld f. time of bringing forth, M, consume, M,
eannyBtre = oennestre . eeowl (NO) = cawl
Cant, Centesoir f. Kent, [L, Gantia] eiowuDg (i, f) f. 'chewing,* WW (i).
•Btaur m. centaur, eip; oip-=:otop; otep> cyp%
entaiirio f. cenlawry (plant). oipan I. to 'keep,* guard, observe, attend,-
Canttngas mp. inhnAitants of Kent, Kentish look out for, take heed, M,Lcd,Ps : take, M :
men, Chb. avail onesdf of, betake oneself to, take to,
'^'^-Canttoo Kentish, bear : seek after, desire, M : meditate :
Cant-land, -lond (AO) n. KenL regulate by : seize, AB. II. = oypan
Cantrlea n. kingdom of Kent. odpnlan to aunit eagerly, NC276.
Cantwara mp. inhabikmts of Kent, Chr, car = cierr
einVn f. bolaness, B2696. oaran I. (e, y) nT new wine, sweet wine, [L,
*^ ete f . chough, jay, jackdaw, M, oarenam] II. = oyrn
etoca(TFff)=c§aoe; -oteelany. a-c. car-feUa, -fille f. ^chervil,* Lcd,WW, [L.
eaod? oeode? bag, pouch, CP,LL. oerefoUam]
eaodor- = oeder- ; aaofl, oeol (NQ)soawl I. carga = carig ; earlle =: cirlio
'e9eim, ship, carm=oirm; oarr^oierr
eaolaa mp. cold unnds, cM, Ac 103. [cieleT] oaia- — oen- ; eart- = ceart-, cyrt-
eaolbor- = oilf or- ; eaoldra = oealre oartara charioteer, MIa 18"**.
eaola (e) f. throat : gorge, chasm : beak of ship, caruphln cherubim. El 760.
Gl. [6^. kehle] caa-; od8-=oeo«-; cis-, oys-
eaolor m. throat, eta =otos pret. 3 sg. of ceoean.
etol-Val n., -Vein? f. deck of a ship, Hu8. Cfisar (AO)=Caaere
caoiwaarc m. pain in the throat, LoD 113a. oestarta^oeaster ; catttan = oystian
eaorotng f . complaining, GPH 398. cite = oyte ; eatal, oetil = oitel
:Ceor&in' to cut, cut down, slay, Mk,JS; eVVan=cftSan; oawl (NG)=oawl
LkL : carve, cut out, engrave : tear. chor, chora m. dance, choir (singers), CP :
eaorfsez f . ttxe, AO 160". church-choir (place). [L. chorus]
oaorflngiian n. branding iron, Sc. ehorglSo n. dance, LPs.
eaorflMBZ n. surgeon* s knife, scalpd, M. olan sbpL giUs, Gl. [Oer, kieme]
±eaorlan to murmur, complain, iB, AO. oloal = cyoel
eaoflg querulous, complaining, OEG. eloan (y ) n. * chicken, * Ml, W W,
dCENE (K) CmiCBOO
«loene {M) ^oyoene oUdeli<a« mp. swaddUng-chihes.
okaopiso cydopeanf WW217". eUdonidol m. cradle, M.
+cM n. aUereatUm, CP,DB,GD. eiMfU«iid« nwmng, MtR24».
' rfccMan w. d. or wi9) contend, quarrel, M, olld-fdftre, -fistref. mir«e, LL, [▼. '/Mter']
fT W : complain : ' e^wie, ' 62at7i«, If i; ; ^,CP. ofld«MSO« f . eAOeZAocxi, i£L30"«.
cidde I. pret. 3 eg. of oldan. II.=eySde €llMi9ong youthful, infant.
pret 3 8g. of o^an. oUdhid m. 'childhood,* MkL. -^
olduiig if) t chtding, rebuke, AO. eUdhama m. womb, Jt : after-birth,
elof M = oif es elldlfe * chOdish, * (Tea.
±oIegan (€, I, y) (tr.) to caU, name, M (i) : eUdlufoK=oildgeogoC
caU upon, invoke, eummon, convene, CP : olldUo childish, young, BH; M, [* childly*]^
(intr.) caU out, olldrii y. oild.
eleld (o) f . cold, [oeald] eikbung f . childiehnese, LL.
»el6le (e, i, y) m. coolnese, cM, 'chill,* froet, eUdtrog (oilt-, oilda-) m. oradU, Gl.
B(;AO,CP. [oeald] eUe (AO)=ciele
elelagloelt (y^) m. icicle, ellforlamb n. ewe-lamb, M,WW,
etaUwMite (e^, y^) f. gooee-Mn, WW. oUlan to be cM. [dele]
- etelewyrt (y ) f . eomX, oUle m. eack-doth of hair, NO. [L, oUioium]
olelf =oea]f eIlle=oyIl; elm-=oy]n-
tielll%{i,y)t fire-pan, lamp, rO£r(7. keUa] dmbal, oimbala m. 'cymbal,* Lcd,VPi
olepa (e, i, y) m. mercharU, trader, M. [L. oymbalam]
«lepe=cipe flimbalgllww m. cymbal-player,
fliepehiis (ft^) n. storehouse, WWlSe^. elmliliig f. commissure, joining, WW 16*;
dapemann (CP), oiepmann (LL) m. 200".
merchant. olinUreii n. edge-iront {joining-iron, damp?
depetttng (e, y) np. goods, merchandise, BT), LL455[15].
olepUo (y ) /or M2e,venJt62e, So 98^'. elmliftin m. base, pedestal, Sc226>. [y.
clapung (e, !, y) f. marketing, trading, CP : 'chimb*]
market-place, market : merchandise : market eln = (1) oiim ; (2) oynn, n. ; eln- = oyn
dues, dnan^ to gape, yawn, crack,
etorloe = oirioe ; elertlfo = oeorliso elnbAn n. chin-hone, jaw-bone, M,
elarm = oirm olnberg f. defence of the chin or cheek, cheek-
(o» if y) °i' turn, change, time, occasion, guard. Ex 175. [beorg] ^^
JB,CP,Lk,Lcd : affair, busifiess, nt samum olneuiif f. boisterous laughter, WW 171**.
oierre at some time, once, ['chare*] eliid soynd
±eA%mn {eo,i,j) {ix. said intr.) turn, change, olne L f. sheet of parchment, folded, 'di^
PsJ3at : (intr. ) turn oneself, go, proceed, turn ploma,* M, IL f . chii^, fissure, cavern,
back, return, Mt;M i convert, be converted, oliie*=oyii(e)-
CP : sulymit, Chb,W : make to submit, re- elneht (io) chinky, cracked, WW43**.
duce, [' chare,* ' i-cherre*] elng, oining^soyning
fdarradnes (y) conversion, M : entrance, etnn I. n. ^chin,* WW.
admission, RB. otniian to gape, yawn? Bim52.
±olenliig (e, y) f. conversion, NC341. eliit5V m. front tooth, grinder, Gl.
«IM6 =oi8e oliiu f. chink, fissure, JB,Bo,WW. ['cAtne']
€Lmi, oiesS pres. 3 sg. of otesan. elo-=oeo- ; olo^odo
elf as (ie, e, y ) f . concubine, harlot, AO. [Qer. olp = cipp ; o^ = oSap-, olep-, o;fp*
kebee] c^ie (le) f. onion, [L, oepa]
elfetboron adj. bastard, OEG6042. cl|iel«ao n. leek, WW380*.
elfe8ddmm./om»catM>n, OEG6042. dpenaaU f. henna-oin)tmcnt, WW206^^
ctfeigemina m. fornicat ion. [L, cyproe]
elf Mhftd m. fornication, WW. eipp (y) m. log, trunk : eouUer, ploughshare :
eUgan = olegan uwatwr *s beam, A9*263.
+oI^adne« f. calling. etrsderr; otre-=cirie-
+olgendllo calling, vocative, JEGi^2iK eireiaik to roar, Lod 1*390" (y. A31-66).
elgaro (ei) one who calls, DB194^ elroolwyrde m. computer, matikemoHcian,
+ol^n68 f. calling, invocation, entreaty : A8-306.
name, A 10*143^. tHicva m. drcU i cude, zodiac, [L. drouliun]^
±oliruiig f. calling, invocation, NC292. olrouUUU f. the shtngles, Lod.
•elld (y) (nap. oild, oild-ra, -ru; sp. -ra) n. elrabald (Airl71)=oynebeald?
'chUd,* infant, Mt,Lcd, etc. ; iS:,AO,CP : a eirtcAw nf. marriage to the church (a« when
youth of gentle birth, KC. one takee orders), LL.
-elldamsMsedsBg m. Childermas, Innocents* etrtobeUe f. 'church-bell,* Led,
Day (Deo. 28). cirlobae f. * d^urch-book,* manual of the
eUdatrog=oildtrog church services, W.
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eMebdC f. repair ofehmrehes. drps (y) curly. [*crisp*]
drio-lvrAe £., -biyoe m. aacrUege, Mm ±etri«lan to cri&p, cwi, • — —
elilOHlor n., -dam chvreh-door, liL. otrrra4oierr
'^hl09(M,y)t* church,* rdiguMBeammunUp, €b^ faaUdiouB, [cteiaa]
JBJBH,Mt; OP : chwch {ImUding), tempU, €Sm% {A, 6, f) m. * cheese/ WW. [For oom- -
AO ; GP^df : congregation (non-ilhrisUan), pounds, ▼. also o^-]
iV. eli«l, oiail^^oeoBel
otaieand m. an eceJMMMlte. eis«nBppelm.<frtei{>2^,WW367'. [bojiIb-T,
eliietilV mn. right of eanetuary : penaUy for cherry (BT)]
breach of the right, v. LL2-537. dser-btam* oisir- =oixisbSam
ofatetultum m. support from the church. ebnat f. fastidiotunese.
elilegaiig (y) m. going to chwch, LL473r7] : elst (e, y) L f. * chest,* casket, Ol,JnB : coffin,"
churching, purijieaiion (of Ihs B.V.M.), BHjl : rush basket, WW : horn (as re-
GM484. oeptaelef), WW. IL = oyst I.
eIrtogMiiiiia (y) m. church-membership, obt pres. 3 sg. of oteaaxL
W103» d5tt=oJ»tL
tltxlogmnn ualous in church-going. C^SA ^san m. chestnut-iru, 6l. [L,
eiriogttlht n. church-due. oaaianea]
ebiogrtS (y) n. chureh-peaee, right of sane- tfitmUum eartusUy, 0EG4". [oSast]
tuary, LL : penaUy for breach of the right, eltel m. ^ketUe,* caMron, Ep (e). Led (y).
LL263[3]; ▼. 2-537. Vchureh-griOi*^ eltellinim (e^) m. keUU-sooL
ebrlehid m. an order of Ae church, LL. ettellan ▼. to tiekU.
drtnhilgiiiig 1 consecration of a church. eitelung f. tickUng, WW 2^9^. [' kitUing*^
oliiDliata m. church-tormentor, persecutor, W. oltere, oitre (y) i cithara, CJVPs.
— ^elrleland (y) n. land of (he church, GD. M m. seed, germ, shoot, M : mo/be, CP.
^ elrtollo ecdeeUuAicaX, BH,Chr. [^churMy*] Vchiihe*]
drlemAnung (y) f. dedication of a church, erofmt well-rooted, MH.304P^.
W 277^. elwunf = otewung ; oU = dfe, olawu
elrienumguiig f . simony, LL. olibrt (Gl) = olfifre ; elao- s oltoo-, deao-
cliieiiiittam.cAi«rcAme(Mure(o/a2e),TC144'*. tiacut injury, W^&^^.
eMciited 1 requirements of the church. +clid6d (MkL6^) pp. of +ol&6iaii.
drloiiytt f. church service, 'Cba91. cladentloo* m. nOue-stick, Gl.
drieragu f. church-lichen or moss. Lob 51b. el«eltas harmless.
otrlerSn (y^) n. saeriUfe, LL254K. [ran] otodur (ea) rattle, Gl. [olader]
ditotang m. hymn : church-singing, olAf arwyrt f . clover, Lod.
elrlMangere m. church-singer, BH4d6^*. olAfira f. * clover, * trefoil. Led, WW ; Mdt
— dMasoaat m. * church-scot,* church-due at elAg m. *clay,* WW.'
Martinmas, BH,W. eiMg ^clayey,* CU "—
drtesoaatweore n. work connected ufOh the ±elAnian to smear, caulk, pilaster, anoinif
grain given cts church-scot, KG. MJjcd. ['cleam*]
etrlMden (y^) f. chfurch-privHege, sanctuary, elAmlng f. blotting, smearing, ^Gb256*.
LL : territory of a church : attendance at alff^**""^" (»olem-) topress, QD.
church. ol»mnM f . toHure, BB!290*.
tMeiOd t serviee-time, ItJj. elAne (a, S) I. * clean,* CP,Lk,^ : pure,
eirfotOn m. churchyard, LL. chaste, innocent, JE,Bl : cltar, open, El^
diloVSn m. minister of a church, "LL. Lcd,Ps. on oUenum felda in the open field
efrMSnung f. church-duty or service. (of battle), CP227'* : honourable, true :
eMenng n. object belonging to a church, acute, sagacious, intellectual, 11. adv.
LL381 [27]. clean, clearly, fuUy, piurely, entirely, JE,Ct ;
driemagere m. priest, W7f 155>* (yro). AO.CP.
drIewMoee f. vigil, JAj. dAngeom yearning after purity, celibate.
driewAd f. vestment, LL258[51]. dAnheort pure in heart, M.
difewig m. wall of a church, LL. elAnllo ('cleanly*), pure, Bo,Met : excellent.
dricwara f. congregation, LL40(K ; 2*539. adv. -lioe =ol£ne.
drtoweard (e*, j*) m. churchwardien, sexton, cH&nnt^t {moral)* cleanness,* purity, chasti^
ty,BH;M,CV.
Item m. cherry-tree, Gl. [L. oerasam] elAnsero (e) m. prieet, CP139^; W72'.
L (e, y) charlock. II. =drio]io ±elAn8lan (sn-) to ^deanse* purify, chasten,-
d^ae=oeorli8c CP : clear out, purge. Led : (w a. and g.>
dtam (e, ea, eo, ie, y) m. cry, shout, outcry, justify, clear oneself.
uproar, MtB, W W. [* chirm *] dAnsnlan = olAiuian
eliman (e, y) to cry, cry out, call, shriek, dAnsung f. * cleansing,* purifying, chasten--
Ou,Jud, [* chirm*] ing, oastigcUion, expiation, Mk; M : purity,
drnel (GL)=cymel chastity.
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elAnsungdsBg m. day for purging, Lod 1 -330*.
«lAii8Uiigdreiie (sn) m. purgcUive, MH72''.
Gteppettan to palpUaie.
eteppetung f . clapping : pulsation^ puUe, M.
""^ «topplan (a^) to clap, beat, throb,
«lAsn-=olfiDB-; dM^oUtS
olnwtfVa = olewetSa
olU pret. 3 8g. of cUf an.
«Utre(GL)=cl£fre
'OMm I. m. paste, mortar, mud, day, AJ^d :
pouUice, l^cloam*] II.=oleamdp. of olSa.
«Uunb pret. 3 8g. of olimban.
> damm m. bavd, bond, fetter, chain, An,Bl,
Rd : grip, grasp, [t. *ciam*]
eUii-=o]£ii-
elang pret. 3 sg. of clingan.
eliqipUn = olnppiaii
4di8nlan (VPs)=ol£iisian
elitaerop= elate
olAte f . bur, burdock, clivers, Ol,Lcd» [' dote * ;
Oer, klette]
elatrung f . clattering, noise.
elM m. *cloth,' 'clothes,* covering, sail,BH,
Chr,Jn,Lcd ; AO,CP. under Cristes ol&9um
in baptismal garments, Chb688x.
+clfttaan (cl£San) to * clothe,' NO,
— «tt1^v«oee f. wick of doth, OPH391.
dauster = clustor
«l&wan' to claw, M.
.^.-.flUwlan to scratch, 'daw,' JBQrllQ^n.
— olawu f. nap. clawe 'daw,* JS,€flJ*h : hoof,
JS : hook, M i (pL) pincers f
— rettwung f . griping pain, Lod.
elea-=cl»-, cleo-
4rifo = olawu
flleao f . stepping-stone, KC4-36. [Celtic]
elMMdan to hurry, M.
oltat pret. 3 0g. of olSofaa.
elftm*, olen- =c]»m-, clien-
-elenean v. be-o.
— «lengan to (uIAere, i2<229". ['denge*]
«l60-; oleo-=oli-; clie-, clu-
elio = clea, olawu
— ^oleofa (ea, i, y) m. cave, den : ceU, chamber,
cellar, M,BH, i'deve*]
«ltefan* to 'cleave,* split, separate, A,Br,Ct,
QPH.
«leollan = olifian ; eleof u = nap. of clif
- — eltofungf. 'deaving,* WW.
dSone =oleowene, ds. of cleowen, oliewen.
«leop-=o]ip-
clep«=cl»p-, oleop-, olip-; elere^a^olerio
—_«ler-le (-eo, -oc; olenu, PPs67^) m. 'derk*
in holy orders, WW : derk in minor orders,
LL. [L. clericus]
oleriohU m. condition of a («ectt2ar) dark,
clerical order, priesthood.
dewtftSa {jb^) m. itch, GP71». [olawan]
dlb-=olif-
«Ilbbor dinging, Mbk245. [olifian]
+dlbt (e; cleiM; olnsp, y) damour, CP.
did-ren, -rin i. datter.
dleplan = clipian
' — '«llewen, oUewen? (eo, io, i, y) n. sphere, baU,
baU of thread or yam, skein, JB,CPJ*h, W W:
mass, group, ['due*]
dlf n. (nap. oleofn^ olifu) ^dijf,* rock, pro-.
montory, An,B,Ct; M,CP.
dlfa=oleofa; dUsBhllg^elifihtig
cman^ to 'cleave,* adhere, JS,CP.
cUte f. 'clivers,* burdock, Lcd,WW.^ '
dUelit=oimht
dlf er m. nap. olifraa daw, M.
ellferf«ta cloven footed, JEL2S^.
dIf-hMp, -hlyp m. a diff-leap, plunge to
ruin? (BT),Gl.
dillan (eo, y) to adhere, M,CP.
eUXOg, olif-iht, -ihtig steep, Gl.
dlfr- ▼. olifer.
dlMan to scarify, scratch, M.
dltrang f. dawing, talon^ GPH398.
di titftn m. rock, WW37L**.
difwyit f. dijf'Wort, water-wort, foxglovef
WW134«andH.
+elllit pp. of +*oliooan, clyccan.
-dbn y. calwer-o.
ellmban* (y) to 'cUrnb,* 8oL
dln^re = olympre
dlndg rough.
dlngan* to stick together. An : shrink, wither,
pine, A. ['ding*]
clipian (e, eo, y) (tr. and intr.) to speak, cry
out, coil, Mt,Jn,Ps; GP : (±) summon, in-
voke, M : {w. d.) cry to, implore, ['depe*]
d^igendlle (y) vocalic, MQb5 : vocative
(gram.), ^Gb23.
olipol sounding, vocal : voodUe.
dlpung (e, eo, y) f. cry, crying, clamour r-
MtR : {±) prayer, Ps : call, daim, Ghb
1129. i& olyponga kalends.
dlpur m. beUHapper.
dlroo=olerio; +oUatre=+cly8tre
dlte f . coltsfoot, Lod lida.
eltSa (eo, y) m. poultice.
-diSan V. et-o.
dtVe f . burdocL
ellSwyrt t 'rubea minor,* divers; Lod 173b
dlwe, cliwen= oliewen
docoettan to palpitate, Lod.
docolan to duck, make a noise, rumble,-
A8-309.
felo^iamer m. fiddfare, WW287^'. [v.
^^-*7^d7and Mdf]
elof-=olQf-
+dota m. counterpart {of a document), CO
80. [eleofan]
dole f . buchU, Gl.
dofen pp. of eleofan.
domm L m.=clamm II. piet. 3 Bg. of
olimban.
dop mT rockf v. Mdf.
dott lump, mass, H0148S. ['dot*]
duoge f. beU, BH340*.
eUd m. mass of stone, rock, JBrAO i hiU,
ES3813. ['chud*]
el^dlg rocky, hUly, AO. ['doudy*]
duteht (i*) bulbous, Lod.
dufon pret. pL of oldofan.
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elufSung, clofSunge f . ercwfooi : a vegetable
poison, y. OEG896.
'«lafu f. dove (of garlic, etc.), btdb, tuber.
[cleofan]
'elufwyrt f. ^beUraehion,* buttercup. Led.
[* elovewort*]
elugge=olaoge
dumben pp. of olimban.
elumlaii, olummian to murmur, mumble,
mutter-
^ungen pp. of olingan.
oaet. "
, dttae t. bar, bolt : endoaure : cell, prison.
[L. olausam]
elii8ter=oly8t6r; elQttfir=clu8tor
Ittstor n. lock, bar, barrier : endoeure,
doieter, eeU, prison. [L. olaufltrum]
«ltlstoroloofa m. prison-ceU, An 1023.
eMstorloe n. prison, Gl.
m. *dout,' paich, doth, Ep : piece oj
metal, pUUe, M.
+eimod ^^davAed,^ patcked, M.
±elyoean to ^dutch,^ clench, IMJSc.
el]i=olif; olyt-=olif-, oleof-
elytto adj. deft, GPH393. [clSofan]
elyimiilan to dimb, ascend, Sol414.
-«lyiiipe ▼. oalwer-o.
€lym|ire m. lump of metaL
olyiia n. lump of metaL
elynlan I. to roll up, enfold, GPH. IL=»
clTonaii
elyniiAn (intr.) to resound, ring, £l51<
(tr.) knock, NG.
e]9p.=olip-
clypnei f. enArace, BH238*.
<dypp m., olypping f. embr<toing.
±4dyppan to embrace, dasp : surround, en-
dose, VPs : grip, Oen : prize, honour,
cherish, ^,MkLR {io),CP. ['cUp'^
-ol^n Y. be-b. [oluse] ; +clyip = +olibB
olyit«r, +c^8tre n. ^dutier,^ bunch, branch,
JB,Cp,WW.
cl^ttng f. enclosure, apartment, M : dosing,
period, condusion of a sentence, clause.
elySa=oli8a; ol^en=oliewexi
enmht (NO) =cnajht
ensBpttng m. youth, M. [onapa]
ciUBpp (e) m. top, summit, MjAt : fibula,
button, WW.
+eiiawe (w. g.) eonsdous of, acknowledging,
M : known, notorious, manifest, M.
enAwV pree. 3 sg. of onawan.
enata, onapa m. child, youth, ^,8c : servant,
jB,MtJ^s. [' knape, ' ' knave *]
eniwan* (usa. +) to know, perceive, JB,B,
Jul,OEO.
eniweUtetng f . acknowledgement,KC^'l9Z^,
eniwUte (€<) knowledge, £842176.
+eiiAwnM f. acknowledgement, £0266*.
cnto gp. of cndo(w).
enearr m. smdU ship, galley (of the ships of
the Northmen), fCHB. [ON, knorr]
±eiifollaii to argue, dispute.
cniatUQg f. in^isition, investigation :
dilute, debate.
onadsn* to knead, LcdJjkL.
ciielit=ciijifat; eiifo)B=tongow
oniodan, cneoht=oxiddaii, cniht
+oneord eager, zealous, diligent.
±eii6ordlAoan to be diligent, M.
oneordlle diligent, earnest, zealous, M»
adv. -lice.
±eneoiiln«s f. zeal, dUigenu, study, Gl.
eniordnes = +ondoreine8
+eiiior-enM, -ednes f. generation, race.
entores = onSoriaa
onforiftnT napkin (BT), kneehosef (Kliige),
Gl.
enforisb6e f. Genesis, WW414»
ontoriin (Bl), cneoriB(8), oneonii8(8) f.
generation, posterity, family, tribe, natioUf
race.
oneoHQAean = cneordlAcan
cntow I. (eo) n. ^knee,* Ao,BlJil,Mt : etep'
in a pedigree, generation, M. II. pret.
3 sg. of onawan.
entowUgung f . kneding, ffenufieet icn.
onfow-ade, -ade having btg knees, WW.
entowgabed n. prayer on one^s knees, M.
oniowliolen m. ^knee-hoUy,* butcher^s
broom, LoD.
entowlan (±) to kneel, M : know carnally^.
iEL12». ['hnu']
entowllan to *kned,* LL.
ontewmftg m. nap. -m&gas, -magas ibtfM-
man, relation, ancestor.
entowifrnf n. progeny, family.
ontowBtbb f. generation, race (BDS 8*527).
cntowung f. kneding, genuflection, (M.
eniowiraBro m. pain in t he kn ees, Lod.
entewwynt f . knee-joint, WW.
cnapp=cn»pp; oniw^cneow
onldan^ to beat, MtB21**.
eiitaht=oniht
onU m. knife, WW.
enlht (e, eo, ie, y) m. boy, youih, AO,Bl,LL :.
servantf(Utendant,retainer, disciple, warrior,
Chr,Mt,Met : boyhood, jSGr. [* knight *]
onlhtoild (eo^) n. male child, boy.
enlhtgebeoHtor n. chUd-birth, dUld-hearing,
Bl.
onlhtgeong youthful, El640.
enlhthftd m. puberty, 'ffouth,* boyhood, ^,
Bo ; AO : (male) virginity. [* kntghthood *]
onlhttugoV f. youth, A 8-299.
enlhtttaa without an attendant, M.
enXtmo boyish, childish, Outh. ['knightly']^
onlhtVtewaa mp. boyish ways, GDI 11*.
enihtiresaBdet when a boy, as a youth.
enlhtwite f . boyishness.
onissan = cnyaaan
ODlttan to dispute. So 51^'.
eiilttan=onyttan; 6iioelan=cnaoiaa
±enMaii (So) to attribute to, assign to, load
with,CP.
enoU m. *knoU,^ Ps; Mdf : summit, JSJBo,
enop 'bdOationes,' WW8»; 357".
-onoppa V. wuU-c. ^^
+cnos n. coUision, WW 376*. [cnyaaan]
GNOSL 64 OOBK^EOW
onosl n. stock, progeny, kin, famUy : noHvt oolpytt m. {cKar-}cocU pit, Ctr
eoutUry, oolsweart djal-black, NC277.
enosslan to strike, hit upon, Sbat8. oolt m. *coU, ' JB.
enotmAluin * siriciim, * A 13-35>>^. ooltetneppt i a plant, * caltrop, ' W IF.*—
enoUa m. * knot,* fastening, JB : knotty point, ooltgnef f T eoU^s-foot, WVflS^.
puzzle, JS. ooltnappe s= ooltetreppe
^onuoton to * knock* (door), JBJit : beat, ool-VrM, -tSred m. plumb-line, Gl.
|xmfu2, /if »Xa2(o). eolumiie f. column.
enfllan, onuwian to pouhd. o6m pret. 3 Bg. of cuman.
•fooyoo n. bond, DR. oonmn (A070**)=oainan
drcnyooan pret. 3 bc. o nyote, onyhto lo tie. o6mb, oombolsoamb, oumbol
+eiiyoled bent, crooked, WW 458**. oomCta m. comet, tCmi976. [L,]
enyht = oniht oommue = oanimoo
enyll m. eound or signal of a beU, RB,WW. odmon pret. pi. of ouman.
[^kneli*] oomp^Kcamp
-^cnyllan totoUa beO, i strike, knock, LkB, oon=caii pree. 1» 3 Bg. of ouiman.
MtL, VkneU*] oondel=candel
enyllslan (LkL)=onyl]an; enyrd-soneord- oonii=oaiin preB. 1, 3 Bg. of ooxman.
rkonysBan to press, toss, strike, hew to pieces, oonsolde f . comfrey. [L.]
dash, crash (toaether), beat, M,AO,CP : over- const =oaiiflt preB. 2 sg. of cuxman.
come, overwhelm, oppress, CP. oonsul m. consul, AO. [L.]
cnytawPig t striking, stroke, JEGiB^ eoarit t, cohort, AO. [L.] .
'±eiiyttaii to fasten, tie, bind, * knit* (* i-knit, * oop = oopp
Mt, WW), jE,Lcd', CP. [cnotta] o6p mT ependyies,* cope, vestmenL
onyttels m. string, sinew, 0E62935. +o5p proper, fitting, CP.
ooc = cooc oopel unsteady, rocking? (BT)3C3-624.
^-^•50 m. ^cook,* MJ^Si CP. [L. ooqauH] odpenere m. lover, CP.
-—0000 m. cock, male bird, JB,Lcd,Mt ; CP^df. coper, copor n. * copper, * Led . [Z. capmm]
""^ — eoccd m. * cockle,* darnel, tares, Mt. ooptan to plunder, steal, WW 379^'.
oocer m. quiver, case, sheath : sword, spear. +edp]Ie proper, fitting, ady. -lice.
coecrflA f. *framea,* APslG''. oopp I. m. top, summit, HOI. Vcop*'] II. m.
edoBT^nnt i. cooking-pan, frying-pan. cup, NO. V^^*]
+cdciiian (o6ca-) to season food, -eoppe v. ator-o.
otenung f . seasoning, Lod. copped polled, lopped, poUard, Ct.
eooor = oocer ^^ cope ( TT TF)J=^coep
odoormete m. seasoned food, WW 281*. +cor n. decision. [ceoBan] _^
-t-c6GSlaii to cook, roast, RPs 101^ eorM m. inereasef choice growth? Lcd 3*212*
o5eunuiig=o5cniiiig; cocur (^)=cooer (v. A 31 '66).
— 'OOdd m. *cod,* husk, Lcd : b ag, Mt : scrotum, eordewftnere m. *cordwainer,* shoemaker,^
"-^^ooddeeppel m. quince, WW41 1^. EC. [OFr.'\
oodlc (coydjo) ^lapsana,* charlockf A 37*47. ±coren (pp. of oeoean) chosen, elect, choice,-
ooe-, ofie- (N) =oe-, od- fit, M: precious, dear,
^-^ ^eota m. closet, chamber : ark : cave, den. corenbig m. crown, A 9* 172. [L. corona]
[*cove*] ±oorenes f. choice, election : { +) go odness,
oofgodas mp. household g ods. O il, +oorenllc eleganl. adv. -Hoe, WW.
coflneel n. titHe chamber, WW. ±corenseipe m. election, excdlence.
^S^frlan v. a-c. corf en pp. of oeorfan.
--^-M^etan to make a noise, cough f Jui>270. coifllan to mince, [ceorfan] ^
— -cdin., nap. colu, cola *coal,* live coal, corn n. * com,* grain, Chr,CP ; M,AO t seed,-
M,CP,Loi,YFs, berry, CP^nJjcd; M : a corn-like pimple,
c61 1. *cool,* cold, B,BoJjcd : tranquil, calm, com,
II. pret. 3 Bg. of calan. oornfleeceda fp. chaff, WW 118^.
-cole V. 5den-, w!n-c. ^^ oomappla np. pomegranaUs, OEG
colowyld f. *frigida pestis,* ague? WW243^^. oom-bAre, -braende corn-bearing.
'•^'^VttLn to* cool,* grow cold, be cold, An,OuJLcd. corngebrot n. com dropped in carrying to
'^ coUandre f. coriander, Lcd. 6am, I>L461[17].
Gdll=odl; -colla V. morgen-o. corngesAUg rich in com, Lcd.
— colleota f . collect, CM,LL. corngCBoeot n. payment in com, Ct.
+collenferhtan to make empty, exhaust. cornhOs n. granary, WW 185**.
eoUen-ferhlS, -fyrhtS, -fert^f proud, elated, comhwlcoe f. com-bin, JE.
bold. [*cwellan {to swell)!] cornUd f. leading of com, LL453[21,4].
oolloncrog m. water-lily, nymphcea. oornaAd n. a grain of com, GD263^.
— ^colmftBC f. 'coal-mouse,* tit-mouse, WW, corntteVung f. tithe of com, W.
— c51ne8 f. * coolness,* Ps corntrtow n. comel-tru, WW..
OOBNTROG W GRBOPAN
•onitrogm.6on»-6»n, WW107^ craft, caUing, BB,CP,RB;M : work or
«ornue, oomnch = oranoo producl of art, Hex : triek, fravd, deceit, Bl :
eornwuram m. acarlei dye, Gl. machine, inetrumerU, [* craft*]
TSL crown. [L.] onBfUi=oneftigft
amdnlaB to crown, FPb5^*. ^eraftan to exercise a crafit build : bring
eonnAd L piece of con&eenUed bread u^ich about, contrive, M,
an accuBed person ewattowed as a test of enBtto]IOe=:or»ft]ioe
innocence, LL. +cmftgUui to strengthen, render powerful,
ooiKort, cortSerf ta. troop, band, muUHudt, AO.
ihircng, reiinue : pomp, er»ftglta>w shUfut, wise, tCHB976.
«ir w uny == oomworaw ; OMscon enBM(l)ea, •t(e)ga=onBltiga
•osp m. fetter, bond. Bo. Vcops'] onoftig strong, powerful^ AO : skilful, oun-
+eoipeiid«, +ooBpid fettered, laps. ning, ingenious, Bl : learned, instructive,
m. 'kiss,^ embrace, JSlJ^k,WW. A 8*321 : knotoiig a craft, sdentific : vut'
ooMetUBg i kissing, NG. tuom. V crafty*]
to *kiss,* M. emftlga m. craftsman, airtificer, voorkman^
-eoti I. m. option, ehoiee, possibility : manner, architect, M,CP.
way, DB : condition. iStas ooetea fSe on camtttgOc^ skUfuUy,
condition that, ['cost*; ▼.NC341] IL(±) ermta^tm arOess, unskUftd.
firied,chosm, excellent, [ofonui] IILmT etmm»artiflcial,AS'3n i skilful. sAy. -Hoe.
costmory, tansy. Led. ['cost*] ^^ omttwyro n. clever workmanship.
oost«re L m? spadSf shovel, WW 106**. vast n. nap. oratu, oreatn cart, waggon^
IL=:oo«tiiere chariot, J&. ^^
d:00ftlan (w. g. or a., alio intr.) to tempt, enBtehon n. eoH^horse, WW 108**.
try, prove, examine, AO,CP. [Oer. kosten] onBtwAn m. chariot, AC. -«
eoMgend m. tempter. omtwlMm. cAarioteer, AL 18**.
oostnere m. tempter, M. orAwtt pres. 3 sg. of or&wan.
+Mttii«8 f. proving, temptation, trial, BH ormllan (») to * crave,* ask, implore, demand^
218^. Chr,LL : summon. Led.
ooftn-lan, -igendsoost-iaii, -igend oraflng (sb) f. claim, demand, TC644.
MftniiiiCBtftw I. place of temptation, ±or«minton to 'cram,* stuff, JBQr.
eoftunf, ooetnnng f. temptation, testing, erammingpohha m. 'viscarium,* NC.
trial, tribulation. Ml; M,CP. [*costnung*] orampul m. crane-pool. [»oran, p51]
ot (AO) n. (nap. ooto); cote f. *arf, oran m. 'crane,* WW.
cottage, bedchamber, den, AO,IJB,Mt; Mdf. orancftSBl m. weaving implement, orank,
eoiM«tlft=:oota6tU LL465[15].
-i»^tH* n. hamlet, village, manor, Chr : erang pret. 3 sg. of orinean.
dweUing. ['colUf*] oranle m. record, chronide. [L.]
«oli«tla m. cottager, LL, [*cotsetla*] eranlewrltere m. chronicler, 0EG7**.
eott=oot * eranoe m. orane. [(?er. kraniob]
-«ottuo, ootoo m. mallow, Gl. eris tfood, dainty, NasI 1^*.
eoVa m., ooSe L :=oo8q erat (WW 140*^) = onet ; oratu ▼. oroi.
9o/9lg diseased. erftwa m., crawe f . * crow, * raven, Ol,Ps.
Mi9lIo« ia, miserably, Mn25**. ±oriwanT to 'crow, * Mt ; CP.
eMon (AO)=:cu6on pret. pL of oonnan. orftwan-Uac (oraw-) n. crow-garlic.
f . disease, sickness,JSi,Ohr,Lcd. [* cothe*] ertao- = orte-
+eow n. thing to be chewed, food, NG292. ortad pret. 3 sg. of orfidan.
eowen pp. of oSowan. ereatt- = craft-
erft n7 croaking, WW208^. orfop pret. 3 sg. of ordopan.
m. 'crab,* WW : Cancer (sign of the eatUmflne, elegant, NC277.
todiac). Led. orftaallo daintu, rich. ▼. NG277.
oraoalttngT 'crepacula,* OEG56**. ertasntt f. negance : presumption, elation,
erieettan=:orftoettan OEG1108.
to resound, * crack, * Ps. ereat = orat
— -««radol, cradel m. 'cradle,* cot, WW. Crioas mp. the 'Greeks,* AOJSH.
"^^eradolend n. child in the cradle, infant, Oriee=Greoa8
W 158^. OrMse Grecian, Greek, AO. — •
orA =orawe orMa m. creed, belief, confession of faith, M^
orAo«ttaii to croak, GD 118". [ora] [L. oredo]
eiAe«tuiig f. croaking. oredloT a bowl, OEG29*.
er»f« = craf- orett ( AS)i=<or8eft
m. physical strength, might, courage, crenceatret female weaver, spinster, [orano]
A,AOJSol : science, skiU, art, ability, talent, ±ortopan* (oooly refl.) to creep, crawl, M,
virtue, excellence. Bo; M,CP : trade, handi- Bo; AO.CP.
O. H. 5
OREOPBL
CUCURBITB
«r60p«l=orypel
rtoper« m. crippU. [* creeper^]
rtepung f. ^creeping,* OL
crtew pret. 3 8g. of crawaa.
•r*p«l=or7pel
eressa m. (Gl), oreflse f. sscane
orlbb (y) f. 'crib,' siaU, Crl426.
erioo=otyoc
eride pret. 3 as. of origan.
erfganT to bnbbk up. t. OEO7-i01.
±erimiiian* to cram, put in, in9ert i erMmbU,
crino 'eoikumuB,* ZDA33-260>.
GriBean = oringan
ering (gr-) downfaU, slavgJiier, El 11 5.
±erlngaii* to yield, fail {in bakle), die,
erlngwraau (gr-) f. torment, JuLSdS.
ertppan = oiyppan
er^ proB. 3 sg of creopan.
■ ^erlsma m. e^rism, My oil : ekrieome-chth :
anointing.
crismal m? nf ehrismale, W36".
ortnnhllguiig f . oonseeration of tke ckrimn.
erlimlbliig (y*) f. ehrism-loonng, looting of
tke chrismale, eonfirmaiUm, Ghb.
— -«rlip (S£f)=oirp8 [*crwp*] '' ^
— Grist m. anoinied cm, Ckritt, M,GP.
' — ertotalla m. crystal, M.
«rlBtalliBC ofcryMal, A4-143.
€i1istelmAl = cristesmel
erfstelmAlbtein m. tree surmounted by a
croeaf uprighi shaft of a cross f EC386'.
-^--eifBten 'Christian,* AO,BH;M, 9a crist-
nan =(Ae English as opposed to ihe Danes,
Chr894.
— erbten m. cri«t(e)na m. 'Christian,* AO.
•^ — erbtendom m. ' ChritUfndam,* lAe €hwrch,
Christianity, AO;M.
orbtenllo Christian, DR.
-...^eifiteiiiiianii m. a Christian, MH170**.
erbtennes f. Christianity : ChHstian bap*
tism, LL412[1]; 413[13a].
eibtflf-iiiAl (C^), -mel mn. {Christ's mark),
the cross, wyroan c. to make the sign cf the
cross.
eibtlio Christian, LL.
erbtnuBwe f. Christmas, Chb1021d.
erbtiia=criBten
erbtn«re m. cateehisL
eibtnes = oristennes
- — ±cibtiilan to anoini with chrism {as a cate-
chumen), 'christen,* baptize, catechize, BH,
erbtnung f. christening, anointing with
chrism or holy oil, W33».
eif9=crigetS (▼. origan)?
■erooe f., crooca m. crock,* pot, vessel. Led.
erooohwer? m. earthen pot, OEG4672.
eroe6d=or5ged
-ordcod crooked, bent, NC292.
erooseeard n. potsherd, M.
-oroewyrhta m. potter, .£Gr.
+Grod n. crowd, throng.
•roden pp. of oriidan.
m. croft, small field,
m. crock, pitcher, vessel, Gl.
ertgeynn n. kind of vessel^ wine-Jar, WW
210*.
+erag6d (do) 'eroceus, oocdneus,* OEG6204.
Ofoh m. saffron.
ordh 1. m. shoot, twig, tendriL ILssorOg
erolilia=oroooa; eroiiia=orama
erompaht ' placenta,* a fiat cake, ES42*174;
A37-48. C<>»*^*Hp«t']
oroag=orang, prei. 3 sg. of onngan.
orop=oropp
oropaii ppb of creopan.
erop-ltoD, -Idc n. garlic.
eropp, oroppa m. cluster, bunch t sprout^
flower, b^rry, ear of com, EpJJcL,WW x
'crop* (of a bird), JE : kidney : pebbk,
eropfdht austered, LcD38b.
orOe m. cross. Led. ['crouch*]
0rQea f . pot, pitcher, Gl.
erucethflt n. torture-chamber, GHEll37r-
erOdan^t lo press, hasten, drive,-
eruft m? orofte f. crypi. [L.]
orunia (o) m. 'crumb,* fragi/nent, Mt,WW,'
enimb, oramp crooked, biBnt, stooping, Ql»'
['crump*; Oer. kromml
' enitnaa (onimin-) pp. of orimyiian.
erunoon pret. pL of crinoaiu
erundel mn. ravine, Mdf.
•rungeii pp. of oringan.
eriipon pret. pL of crSopan.
erOse f ? cruse, A37-60.
oiibane, orosne f. fur coat, Gu [op. <9er.
kursofaner]
onrbb=oribb
eryoe f. 'orukh,* staff, BH; M.
0170660 made of day, GPH 308.
or^d69 pree. 3 sg. of oriidan.
afymbtng f. curvature, bend, incUnalum^
WW382*. [crumb]
+eryiiilaii, +CTymman (tr.) to crumble.
+Giyinpan to curL
eiypal I. m. 'cripple,* LkL, IL orippML
III. m. narrow passage, burrow, drain^
OEG; V. Mdf.
6ryp6]g6at n. narrow opening in a waU or
fence? BC2-3991.
6typ6lil6S f . paralysis.
or^pdl, orfpo pros. 3 sg. of or§opan.
±eryppan to crook {finger), close (hand), bend*
eryp6=oirp6; cry8m-=crism-
6rft=orydet$ pres. 3 sg. of orudan.
cQ f . gs. cu(e), cy, ous ; ds. cy ; nap. oy, eye f
gp. ou(n)a, oyna; dp. cum; 'cow,* MfLk^
m;Mdf.
oQbtttsrs f . butter, Lcd. [ou]
otlb^6 m. cow-byre, cow-shed, Ct.
6U6^B^wic
0QC6alf (e) n. calf. Erf, LL, ['cowealf*]
0U06l6r, ouoe(le) re = c ucler(e)
0U06l6r6 'capo,* WW380".
cuclsr, cuouler, cuolere m. spoon, spoonfid.
[op. L. cochlear]
6iiol6miAl n. spoonful, Lod.
eucu (iE,AO,CP) ▼. cwio.
oa6urbit6 f. gourd, LoDQ2a. [L.J
CUDELB
67
CWACIAN
e««ele f. etaOe/UK WW181«.
cvdu (<£)=owuda
iOtktaffe f. eye ofacoWy LLII6BII.
0U6f8an = oweSan
*cut6l f. 'cowl,' hood (t. NED2 p. rili).
etfil=oyfl
eufle, cuffie = oof el
)Ugl«, oiig(e)]e, onhle f. eap^ *cotpl,' hood,
head-coveririg, RB (▼. *0otM*).
dUiom m. cow*9 horn, LL116.
' efUisrhie m. cowherd.
09}%= eagle
»«iiUflr, oul(e)fre f. *cmlver,* pigeon^ dove,
Oen,VPe,WW.
eulmllle f. smaU centaury, LcD22a.
-•ulpaa as. of *oolpaT m. at *ou]pe? f. fauU,
sin, Cb 177.
eulpUui to humble oneeelf, cringe. Bo 71**.
eultor m. 'cotiUer,' WW : dagger, knife, WW.
[L. ouiter]
eiili]fre=calfre; eOmv. cu.
euBM mf . etranger, gwui, i£, AO,CP. oumena
h&B, inn, wioung inn, gnMtch&mher,
cimuui* to *€ome,* approach, gel U>, aUain,
Lk,VPe', M,AO,CP, 0. up land, be bom :
i±) go, depart, ii«,AO : come to oneself,
recover : become : happen {sAao 0. foi^) :
put : (+ ) come together, arrive, aeeemble, M :
(t) w. inf. of verbs of motion, forming a
sort of periphrastic conjugation for such
▼erbs. 06m gangan he came, odm swim-
man he twam, etc,
onmb L m. vaUey, BCiMdi, [*coomb']
II. m. liquid meature, EC. [▼. *«om6']
cumbelgehnftd = oumbolgehnast
omnbl = ( 1 ) oumbol ; (2) oumul
eumbolt n. sign, standard, banner.
oum1iolg«brMt, -gehnast} n. crash of ban-
ners, battle.
eiimkollMiga m. compact rank, phakuut,
Jul 306.
eimibol]i«l« m. warlike hate, Jul 687.
eumtolwligat >&• warrior.
Gumbor, cumbul^cumbol
eumsn pp. of cuman.
emietta*e f. godmother. [*oum»dr« A 37*52]
eOMMOlVB f. cow*s milk, Lod 15a.
Ottmere? -eras? np. Cumbrians, M.
eumfMrai f. entertainment for travellers, Ct.
[cuma, feorm]
eftHBloge f. -migoVa m. cow*s urine, Lod.
oiunl=oumbl
oiunllSe hospitable, [ouma]
eumlfflan to be a guest.
eumnVnes f . hospitality, M : sofoum as gucH.
-cummise f. a kind of bird, *parra,* WW
26(H».
-oumpflsder m. godfather, Chk894a. [L.
oompater]
•mid, cuml n. swelling, Lod 1'60.
eOftm ▼. oil ; eimtf^cynd
-cund adjectival suffix dMioting derivation,
origin or likeness, (-kind) as in deofol-
ound, god-cund.
•untglflBsst f. hound^s tongue, LoD4lb.<
[L. oynogloesum]
ounels, cunelle, cunille f. wild thyme*-
[Oer. quendel]
ouning = cyning
±ounnan pres. I and 3 sg. can(n), pL-
ounnon ; pret. cutSe, pp. ofiD swv. to be or
become acquainted wim, be thoroughly con-
versant with, know, AO,B,Lcd; CP,M :
know how to, have power to, be able to, can,
M,CP : express (thanks), Chr 1002. ['can, '
'con*]
vnnnere m. tempter, NG.
±ettnntaa <w. g. or a.) to seaf«^ Info, try,
test, seek for, explore, investigate, B,BoJM;
M,CP : experience : have experience cf, to
make trial of. [*cun*]
eunBung f. knowledge : trial, probaHon,
experience.
euopel f ? small boat, MtL. [*eo62e*]
ouppe t 'cup,' Lcd,WW', M. ^
ourfoB pret. pi. of oeorfan.
eminealle (e, i) f. centaury.^ -
curnstAn = cweomstan
curon pret. pL of otesan.
6un m. malediction, 'curse,' Ot,LL,Sc.
oiinlan I. to 'curse,* Ps. II. to plait f
MkR15»
oiinumbor incense, MtL2i^.
oursung f . * cursing, * damnation, LkL : place
of torment, MtL.
eOs V. ou.
oQso chaste, modest, virtuous, Qsir618.
[Oer. keusoh]
cQscote (eo, u) f. 'cushat* dove, wood-pigeon,*-
01.
eOself f. cow*sfat, suet, GPH392. [sealf]
eQ-sloppe, -slyppe f. 'cowslip,* Led,WW.
oOsnes^oiBnes
eQtssgl m. tail of a cow, LL109[59ft].
cQV known, plain, manifest, certain, Da,Ps,'
Rd; M,AO,CP : ufeU known, us%uU : noted,
excellent, famous. Ex : intimate, fanUliar,
friendly, related, ['couth*]
eQtta m. acquaintance, relative, CP.
eOVe I. clearly, plainly, ['couth*] 11. pret .
3 sg. of cunnan.
oQKeUc=cutnio
eaman to become known. — —
e(kinos=cutS]ice
ztcOmAoan to make known : make friends
with, JEiL.
eQinio known, certain, evident, adv. -lioe
clearly, evidently, certainly, openly, BH;
CF,M •.familiarly, kindly, affably, An,BH;
M : therefore, to be sure, hence.
etiVnes f . acquaintance, knowledge.
ollVnoma m. surname, NG.
eflVon pret. pi. of cunnan.
cQweann warm from the cow (mUk), Lod
126a.
euwon pret. pL of oSowan.
ewaelan to * quake,* tremble, chatter (cf
teeth), JB,AO,CrJ*kL,VPs.
6—2
CWACUNO
68
CWICLIC
•quaking *ir€mbUng,M,VP$; AO.
eiraM-=owao-
owfldon pret. pL of owetSaa.
ewmk pret. 8 ag., cwAlon pret. pL, of oweUn.
€W8il-s=owal-, owid-y ewu-
ewAnuuisoweman; owAB=owfin
ownrtern ^ oweartem
evratttS pret. 3 8g. of owdtSan.
0Wb1« s= oweal-
ewalitdw (LL 666[ 10,21) =cwe«liitft6w
ewalu f . itfliiH^, fnnroer, violent deaths de^
HrueUon, JEfiP. [owelan]
ewinlant (tr. and intr.) to lament, bewail^
deplore^ mourn, [Oolh, kwainon]
ewftnlf sad, aomneful, £l377.
avAmiiig f. lamentation, NC279.
owsrtttrn = oweartem
ewilern the number four at diee^ Gl. [£.]
ewtad n. dung, dni, filth. [Oer, kot]
eweaht pp. of oweccan.
eweald pp. of oweUan.
(e) mxL death, murder, slaughter :
torment, pain : plague, pestiknee, MH;
AO. [* qualm*; owelan]
•f ewealmMftran to torture.
ewealmMBre deadly, mmrderoua, blood-
thir^, m.
ewoalmbArnM (e) t mortaUty, deelruetion,
ruin, M.
ewealmbaalu n. death, B1940.
ewealmberendllo (j^) pestilent, deadly,
NC270.
ewealmomn* m. death-bringer, B792.
cwealmdrior m. blood shed in death, Qes
986.
•f eweatanful (y^) pernicious, HGl428.
ewealmnea f. pain, torment, BH.
ewealmttede m. death-place.
ewealmttdw i place of execution, BH38'(b).
ewealmtSrte m. deadly terror, Gx» 2507.
ewearn = cweotnat&n
eweartOTn (a, m, e) n. prison, M,
cweartcrnlle of a prison.
±eweeoan to shake, swing, move, vibrate,
' Mt,VPs;M. I'queleh'; owaoian]
eweeoung 1 moving, shak ing, w agging.
-eweoetand m. quicksa nd, W W 367*.
+ewed n. declaration, WW 423**.
eweddbui=owiddian; eweddl=owedol
eweden pp. of oweVan.
-^cwMsBBitnt appointed fast, All'99 1 ES
43162.
+ewednM t name, HGl441.
ewedol talkative, eloquent.
+owedrAden (i, y) f. agreement, AO : eon-
spiracy.
+ewedrflBdnet (y) f. agreement, covenant,
NC292.
+owedst5w f. appointed place, place of
meeting, GD183^.
owehte pret. Bg. of cweooan.
-cwelan^ to die, M, CP.
cweldeht corrupted, mortified, LcD47b.
[-^owildeht]
oweMvAde (m^)l evening rider f bat, Shr
29*. [ON. kyeld]
d:0wellan to kiU, murder, execute, CP;M,'
AO. VqueUn
eweUend m. kiUer, slayer, GPH400.
ewellere m. murderer, executioner, BHJiK ;•
M. ['gneOer']
ewelm^owealm (but ▼. MFH 106), cwielm
ewelmcre, cwelre=oweUere
±ow§iiiaii (w. d.) to gratify, please, satisfy/
propitiate, JS,AO,CP : comply with, be
obedient to, serve, ['queme*; ^t-queme*]
±owiiiie pleasant, agreeable, acceptable, NO,'
WO. ['i-queme']
tfwimed" = owfim-
±owiliilnf t pleasing, satisfaction, com-
ptaisance, GP.
ewiniUe pleasing, satisfying, DB. adv.
-lEoe graciously, kindly, humbly.
±ewtainet f. pleasure, satisfatkon, mitiga^
tion.
ew6ii (£) f. woman, SciM : wife, consort,-
AO,dhr,Oen : 'queen,* empress, royal prin-
cess, MJiO,Ohr,Qr, VPs. [Ooth. kwSns]
ewene L woman, Bd, W ; female serf, * quean,* '
prostituU, AO. [Ooth. kwino]
ewenf ufol hen-bird.
ewftnlilrde m. eunuch, MtL19^.
ewAnUe womanly f queenly f B 1940.
oweodii=cwada
eweorn f. * quern,* handmiU, mill, MtL;CP»'
ewtornbill *lapidaria, * a s tone chisel for
dressing querns (BT),WW438»
oweornburna m. mill-stream, Ct.
eweome = oweom
eworngUhnm. mill-stone, Ml [*quemstone*'l
eweorntiV mp. molars, grinders, Gl.
-eweomi y. mete-o. ; -^weoRaii t. a-o.
eweorH name of the rune for ew(q).
owflrii(NG)>B<oweom ; owertern —oweartem
±ewfliwi* to say, speak, name, caU, proclaim,^
summon, declare, Bl,VPs',M,AO,CF : (+)
order, give orders : ±c.(td) agree, settle, re-
solve : (+ ) consider, regard, ML 1"'. c. on
hwone assign to one. owyst 6& la safest thonP
^numquid.* cweXie gb think you f ['quethe^i
ewle [cuo, onon (thia last form Ib arohaior
and naa an oooaaionalasm. cucone,cnoiine)]
'quick,* Uving,aUve, BH,Bl,Bo,CPJjcd ; AO.
owtoAht f. live stock, LL60[18,11.
owlebtam m. aspen, juniper, Oljjcd. ['quick-
beam*]
owlobeaman of aspen, Lod.
ewtebtemrlnd f. aspen bark, Lod.
owiceliende moving rapidly f tottering f 0£Q
2234.
owlee fm. * couch* ('quitch*)-grass, Ol,Lcd.'
ewlol^ n. sulphur, LkR17**.
owlotarirende living and moving, Cexat6.
±owieian to quicken, create, JnL : com/e to
life, come to one *s sdf, Jijjod. [* quick ]
owlelio n. a living sacrifice, NG.
owtolle living, vital, DR. ady. -lice
vigorously.
CWIGLUIQENDE (19 CTNl)
ewtellflgendet living. ewylm == owealm, owielm-
ewlnriiid = owiobSamrind ewylm^nd m. tormetUor, destroyer, GD.
^-«— ewloseolfor n. 'quicksilver,* Led, ewylmtnde exerueiaiiing, deadly.
«wlesQ8l nf . heUiormeni, puniakmeni^ toriuref +ewyliiifiil pernicious, HGl4&.
. M, ewylmlmn (intr.) to suffer : (tr.) iormeni, kiB,
ewtoiOsldn ptifygjon ai, A fT26. eructfy, A. [owealm]
ewletrSow n. cupen, WW. ewytanlog f. suffering, tribulation, M :
owleu^^owio (metaph.) cross : deaih.
+ewloaiig f. restoraiion to life, GD218^^ ewytannM f. pain, torment
«wlewell6 living {of water), JnB. ewyl-teten, -tld = owyldaeten, -tid
ewld-=owed-, owud- ewylV pres. 3 ag. of owelan.
ewldboo f. Book of Proverbs, CP : booh of ewyne=:oweiie; ewyrnXoweom
homilies, MF (Vetp. D ziv). ±fmfnaL to squeete, dash against, bruise, M.
cwlddUn (e, y) to talk, speak, say, discuss, owyst preB. 2 eg. of oweVan.
report : make a claim against, LL400[3.1]. ewyV pres. 3 Bg. of cweSazL
ewMdung (y) f. speech, saying, report, M. ow^lfaui, owy6e=owitSui, owide
(y) m. speech, saying, word, sentence, ewyM pres. 2 sg. of owetSan.
phrase, proverb, argument, proposal, dis^ ef y. ou.
course, homily. Bo; M,CP : testament, will, eyoel (i) m. smaU cake, Gl.
enactment, decree, decision, judgment, TO; eyoan=oioeii
M. ['quids' ; owetSan] Oyeent f. 'kitchen,* M,WW. \L. coanina]
-f owMe n. sentence, decru, fate. oyeenVinung f . service in the kitchen, NC 279.
ewldegledd (i) n. speseh, song, Wa66. ^og«l m. 'cudgel,* BD8,CP. • "
emldel%aBspeechiess,M{y):intestaU,EC2l2. e^dde pret 3 Bg. of c^tSan.
— ' — ewlelman {m, e, i, yi to torment, aMict, ^ungsoldniig
mortify, destroy, kiU, Bl,VPs; AO,CB. o^e L y. oa. II.=oSo
I'quelm*] For oompoundB t. owylm-. o^ f. tub, vat, cask, bushel, AS, ['keeve*] -^
owlf erllce zealously, BB 122*. cyf BBMciefes
ewttd (y) mfn. destruction, death, pestHenee, e^ m. tub, bucket.
murrain, [owelan] ofgan, o^glingssclegan, oytning
cwOdbAre deadly, dangerous, pestiferous. +«ygd = +oid; +e9gBdiieB = +oIgedneB
adv. -bterlloe. oyloan 'ructare,* OEG20*.
«wUdberendlie (▼) deatOy, NC279. eyld = (1) oild ; (2) oeald
ewUdafldd nm. dduge, CP828>*. oyldfaru f. carrying of children, M.
±ew|]dfiil (y) deadly, OEG. e3rle>>4oiele
owUdrof deadly, savage. Ex 1 W. cylen f . * kiln, * oven, Cp, W W ' '
owllnmii=owielmaa eyl«VBnlB=oeletSonie; cytow=oyla
ewllV pros. 3 Bg. of cwelaiL ^Un ^o^len
-ewlnan t. a-o. ; -«wlneaB ▼. ft-c ^U t shn, leather bottle, flagon, vessel, censer ^
e«lB« = owene ^,AO,CP.
+ewls conspiracy, OEG49(US. cyUe I. mf. =oylL II. soieUe
V. un-o. QyUfjrlllng f. act of filling a bottU, GD250^.
ewlBt pree. 2 Bg. of eweSan. €grln=cylen
ewtV L (alBO owitSa) m. 6eOy, i0om6. [Ooth, eylu spotted, speckled, WW lez^.
kwiSns] II. jpree. 3 Bg. of cweCan. 0ym imperai. of oaman.
ewlVan to bewail : accuse, LL. eymlMlA = oimbala
ewtVe = owide eyme (i) m. coming, arrival, advent, approaehf .
ewtSeulie natural, WW412«. Bo,MtR ; AO,CP. ['come*]
ewlVnes f. complaint, lament, GD. €pn9 (I) comely, lovely, glorious, splendid.
ewtSst pres. 2 aa. of cweSa n. eymed n. germander, Lod.'- —
mMvLtig{qn')t.complai7U,WW^S^. eymtnl. mn.* cumin,* CP,Mt. [L.] II. pp.
ewolen pp. of owelan. of oaman. III. (and cymin)=oimmin
-ewolftan ▼. for-o. Q^mliot * comely, * lovely, splendid, Ps. adv.-
cwfoi pret. 3 Bg. of ouman. -lioe, B.
ewue, owuoa = owic o^mnes f . fastidiousness, daintiness, Gl.
(eo, i) n. what is chewed, cud, M : eymst pres. 2 sg., oyin(e)tS pres. 3 sg. of
resin of trees, hwit o. chewing gum, mastic ouman
owyetB^wio ; ewyd-scwed-, owid-, owidd- eyn = ( 1 ) oynn ; (2) cinn
ewydele f. pustule, tumour, boiL i^na gp. of o&.
ewyld^s^wild eyiMan as. of sb. smaU bundle, bunchf (BT)
ewyldBeten f . first ho urs of night, Gl. Lod 2*68'*.
ewyUlU m. evening, WW. [ON. kveld] ±oynd (u8a.+ ) nf . nature, * kind, * (* t-e«iti4e'),
ewylb m. weU, spring, KC2-205**. [6er. property, ouality,Bl,Ou,Meti character. Bo z
qneDe] nder, Ph : (+ )race, species, Bl,BoJSl : (+ )
CYNDBOC
TO
CYRNEL
origin, generation, hiriht +Hy : (+) ojf*
spring : (+) ^geniiaiia,* M,
+^iidbde f. book of Oeinuis,
-eynde natmrait native, innate, B,Bo,WW;
M,AO,CP : proper, fitting. Met : lawful,
rightful, Chr,Met. Vkind,* U-eunde*]
-^ndelle *lniMJ<y,' natural, innaU, Bo,Led i
generative, of generation, LL7[64] : proper,
euitable. Bo : lataful, BE. adv. -Hce, Bo.
+eynd]lm n. womh : pL ^genitalia, *
+oyndne8 I. nation i produce, inorea^e,
RHy6«*.
+eyiidH», -a f. =oynd
cyne = oine IL ; cj^Ba s oene
eyneband m. diadem, NG279.
oynebaaldf royaUy bM, very brave,
eynebMTB (a*) n. royal child, Chriet.
cynelioreii royalty bom, M.
eynebdl f. king'e compensation, LL.
eynebotl n. palace, M.
eynMyBB n. royal race, pedigree or family,
M,AO.
-^n«ddm (oyning*. Da) m. royal dignity,
kingly rule, government, Chr,Ol; AO : royal
ordinance or law : * kingdom^ {^Irindom*),
royal possessions.
eyQ6f=oyning
oyne-^Mrd, -gerd=07ner7rd
eynefewAdu np. royal robes, BBSS'*,
•ynaglflrela m. royairobe, Mbt36** (e*).
eynegUd n. king's compensation, LL462.
eynegodf noble, weU-bom, exoelUnt.
oynegoldf n. regal gold, crown.
eyne-^yrd, •ffe(a)rd*f. sceptre, M,
eynehftd m. leingly honour, state, or dignity^
CP.
eynehim m. royal manor, KG.
eyne-halm, -healm m. diadem, royal orown^
M : royal povoer,
eynehelmlan to crown, ZDA 20-37.
eynehUlford m. hege lard, king.
oynthM B. king's palace, GPH39L
-eyaello I. kingly, royal, CP : pukUe, adv.
•Hoe. II.=oynlic
«yBellCB68 f. kingliness, BE 194**.
eyBeniBBB m. royal personage, NG.
eyBOTtB = oynren
eyaerlce (cyning-) n. rule, sovereignty, Ckr,
Cl;CP : region, nation, AO. i*kinrick,'
*kingrick*]
cynetlht n. royal prerogative, £0202".
cyBwotf noble, renowned.
-ayBMelpa m. royalty, majesty, kingly power,
oyBM«tl n. throne, capital dty, AO.
ayBestdl m. throne, royal dviUing, dty, M,
AO CP.
eyBMtrAt f. public road, WW71«.
oyBetSrymllc very glorious, NC279.
eyBaVlyiBmt m. royal glory, majesty, power :
kingly host. Da 706.
eyB«wft96B [-waden?] of royal purple,
TC638. :r^ f I—
eyaawlie f. state, commonwealth.
eyaewlWe f. royal diadem, Gl.
oyBeword n. fitting word, Rd44^. [cynn]
oyaewyrlfe noble, kingly, A8-308, MF167.
oyBf , oynigMoyning
eyalBg m. 'king,* ruler, Bo,Bl,Chr; ^,A0/
CP : Chd, Christ, Bl,OST : (f) Satan.
eyBing-=oyne-
eyBlBgAVe man entitled to take oath as a
king's thane, LL112[54bh].
eyalBge f . queen, Bl 13*. ^^
eyalBgaiwyrt f. marjoram, WW301*'.
eyalBgteonB f. king's sustenance, provision'
for the king's household,
eyBlBggeBfna m. great feud. El 6 10. ^^
cyBlBgf iTMrdH Bp. royal banquet, WW
411".
OyBllo fitting, proper, convenient, becoming,
sufficienL adv. -lioe.
oyBB I. (i) n. kind, sort,rank,quality : family p*
gemeratiiont offspring, pedigree, kin, race,
people, JE,Bl,CP,Cir : gender, sex, ^,Lcd :
propriety, etiquette, II. adj. becoming^
proper, suitable, CP.
+iqriin = +oynd; eyBB-aoena-
oyBBig fMMMe, of good family , OEG.
cyBBrace aaat f^ enealoay, NG.
eyBTdB, ( ^yDrC^ (EPa) b. kindred, family,-
generation, posterity, stock, CP : kind,
species.
eyaratu a generation, Mt (pref.).
oyBryBaoyiireB
oyo, oy p = ceo, oypp ; ofp* = <dep-
e^pa m. I. (aLso cype) I. vessel, basket, Lk^
OEQ. Vkipe'] n. (e, I) m. chapman,
trader, merchanl, &.
±ofpaB (i) to traffic, buy, ssU, barter. [Oer*
kaufen]
+0ype adj. for sak^ M,
c$pe- = ceap-, oiepe-
e^pedmg m. market day, OEG.
O^eBd m. one who seUs, merchanL
eypera m. spawning salmon, Mbt WK"
oyporeB {M) = oypren ; eypp = oipp
oypraB made of copper, copper, AO. [oopor]
eypreMe f. oypress, Lcd3*118'^ [L.]
cyp8aB = cyspan ; oyr- = oer-, oier*, cir-
eyre m. choice, free wiU, JR. [^cttre*]*^— —
eyre&9 m. oaXh swam by an accused man and
by other chosen persons, v. LL 2*293.
esrrent n. state of dependence on a lord whom
a person has chosen? : person in such a staie
(v. BT and NC279).
eyreB = (l) ceren, (2) oym
eyrt m. cutting, cutting off, JE : what is cut ojf*
Vkerf]
eyrl8Bt=cyTtet
oyriel m. little stake, peg, WW 126».
ejfTtet m. gourd. [Oer. kurbis]
eyrfV pres. 3 eg. of oeorf an.
eyrtge v. wiel-c.
eyrin, cym (e) t 'chum,* WW.-
eyrBel (i) mn. (nap. cymlu) seed, * kernel,*
pip, ^,Led : (enlarged) gland, swdUng,
Led. [oom]
CYRNOD
71
jyjEQlSHWBLC
+«yrnod, +oyTnlod granvJated, rough, 0£6.
4qfTps = cirpe
eyiriol the Kffrit Slesscm, A8-320.
— ' (SS!^^ ^' ^^^^^^-^^^^ WW 138. [oiria; X.]
+?fyran to shorten.
" — • eyrtal m. (man^e) tunie, eoaty JS^AO :
{tooman^a) gown, Ct [*kiriU')
^yrten I. fair, comely, iB : inteUigent adv.
•Boe (and oyrteHoe) elegantly, neaHy, fairly,
weU, exactly, II. omatnentf WW216'.
^^yitonet (e^) f. elegance, beauty,
±0yrteii]Aoan (e^) to beautify, make ekgani,
M.
eytt pros. 3 sg. of oyrran.
ey»-, cfB' =oyee-, oeo »-, oi e-
efBeHmt n. cheeee vol, WWSTS**.
cfsehwfig n. tohey, Lgd 110b.
^fktfSBt (LL456^T)=oy8ef»t
eflgeriuin n. rennet.
oyalrbtein := oiriabfiam
9pty%h n. rennet. Led. [^eheeeeUp*]
±Qyspaii tofeUer, bind, [ocMp]
....^ ±«yMaii (o ^hisa, ' JS,BH,Mt. [oom]
cyMtteee n. jneee of cAeeee.
^yvt I. fm,free'Wiu, ehoiee, eketion : (w. gp.)
the beet of anything, the choicest, M : pieked
host : moral excellence, virtue, goodness, CP,
JR : generosity, munificence, CP. [oSomh]
II* ^GlBt I.
efBt pros. 3 sg. of oSoBan.
€ysten to sp^td, lay out, {ra< fA< mine of,
CbrIIU.
<iyrtbimn = oiltenbeam
^fft«l (scist-) f. cAe^tnnl-lree.
eystttlfoe = oystiglioe
oytttan (e) to |nc/ «n a cojfln, W. [eeit]
^ — 0ystig cAarito^le» liberal, generous, CP; M :
ffirtuous, good, [^custi*] adv. -fioe.
cjrstignes, oystines f. liberality, bounty, good'
ness, M : abundance,
eiyvaum worthless, bad, Gnr 1004.
oy8tllo=oyBtig: cy8tnes=oy8tigne0
c^<V = oieeV pres. 3 sg. of oSosan.
efswueii f . Ae last week in which cheese was
' allowed to be eaten before Lent.
^j^swyrhte f. (female) cheese-maker, LL
451[16].
«fta m. *kite,' bittern, Cp,
e^e (§) f. cottage, hut, cabin, M : cell, cubide,
M.
oytel^soitel; •yt«re=citere
ejrtwer m. weir for catching fish.
c99 = {l)cfiSiS, (2)or»
" — ±e9lfaii to proclaim, utter, make known,
show forth, tell, relate, Cp,Cr,Jn;CP i
prove, show, testify, confess, Mt,VPs :
exercise, perform, practise, B \ (+) confirm,
LL : (+) make celebrated, wundor o. per-
form a mi^tacU. [*l»(Ae'; ctiC]
+«fV0d]i« L testimony, LPs 121*.
e^ere m. witness, martyr, M.
cf9t$ known : (+) knowing, aware of, DR.
^tttng f. statement, narration, GD86^^
±09t$lAcaii to become known.
c^ttng = oy Ving
±(^068 i testimony : testament (often of
Old and New Test.), M : knowledge,
acquaintance.
e^Vi, cpSfSu f. kinship, relationship : *kith,*<
kinsfolk, feUow-countrymen, neighbours,
Lk : acquaintance, friendship : {±) native
land, home, Bo;AO,CP : knowledge,
familiarity, ^JBH.
Qywes- = cyfe0-
o^wK pres. 3 sg. of oSowan.
e^woDg = odownng
ititdoe (female deer), M,
4M I. («) f. (nap. d&da, dAde) *deed,r
action, transaction, event, M,B,BI,VP0.
IL=d«ad
dSdbana m. murderer, LL266[28].
dAd-bSta (M), -bStere m. a penitent.
dAdbCtan to atone for, make amends, be
penitent, repent, M. [dfidbot]
dMbMDM f. penitence.
dAdbdt f. amends, atonement, repentonM,
penitence, Mt ; AO. [*deedbate *]
dAdbdtUlitlnf f. mitigation of penance,
d«db6tBM = dMbetnee
dAdoine bold in deed, B 1645.
dAdfrom energetic, PPslOO*.
dAdtrumat m. doer of deeds (good or hedU
worker.
dAdhata m. ravager, B276.
dAdhwastf energetic, bold.
dAdlata m. sluggard.
dAdlten n. recompense. Ex 263.
dAdllo aUive, ^Gb.
dAdon =dydon pret. pL of d5n.
dAdrdtf bold in deeds, valiant.
dAdiofla (CB257)=dea9souaT
dAdweoro n. mighty work. Ex 675.
d»f-=dal-
i:dflBttan to put in order, arrange, M,CP.
+d9ft6 mild, gentle, meek, Mt. VdafiU
gedafen]
+d8BtteIfe0, -f dteftfioe ftUy, in moderation,
in season, CP.
dSBg m. ffs. deges ; nap. dagas day, lifetime,
M,Mt,Mk; AO,CP. andlangne d. aU day
long. dsBges, or on d. A^ day. t5 d., t5
dnge to-day. d. &t the day before, same
dcBge one day. ofer midne d. aftertuHmf
on nis diege in his time, dsges and nibtes
by day and by night, lange on d. far
on, late in the day. emnibtes d. equinox.
eaUe dagas (Huxtys, Mt : Last Day, Bl :
name of the rune for d.
dngcandel (o*)t f. sun.
dflsgottV open, dear as the day.
dAge f. {female) bread maker.
d0ge-=deg-
dSBgehwele daily.
DJEQWfhlC
72
Bi^U
dasf entto of this day,
d»f 68 adv. y. d»g.
d8Bf«-iag«, -«ge n. *da%nf,' Led,WW.
+d»g«9 preB. 3 sff. dares? braves? W220*'.
dsBgfflBSUn n. a £iy*sfati.
daBgfdonn f. day^s provision, EC226*.
dagllluttre adv. dearly, as day, Gn665.
dnghryne = degiyne
dsBf hwim adv. diaily.
dnf^wimtte of day, daily, M, adr. -fioe,
^,A0.
dflBghwn f. (pL) days, UfeiifM, B2726.
dsBghwonlleo = dteghwamlloe
dsBglang (o*) lasting a day, SolSOI.
dsBglanges adv. during a day, M,
dmglio = dflBghwamlic
dSBgmAl nm. horologe, dial
dSBiniAlspntt f. gnomon of a dial, WW126'^
togmilic toww m. horoscope-observer, as-
trologer, WW.
dSBgmete m. breakfast, dinner, WW267U.
dAgol=digol
d8Bff-rM (or ? dagred) (^,CP) -red n. day-
break, daum, Lk. [ dayred^]
dsBgrMltoma m. light of dawn, NC280.
dsegrMUe belonging to morning, early.
dngrMsang m. matins, RB,CM.
tegrMwdinat >a- daum.
ds^rlmt n. number of days.
daBgrtma m. daum, daybreak, morning, jB.
[dayrim]
dsBginrn* daily, of a day, WW224>*.
dttisang m. daiiu service, W290**.
daogioeald m? {shitild by day?) sun. Ex 70.
dSBgiteorra m. ^daystar,* morning star, ^,
Led.
dflBgiwAsendo np. a day* s food, LL(220**).
dagtid f . day-time, time, period.
dflBftldum by day, in the day-time.
dflBitlma m. dakf-time, dJay, LPs 120*.
dagVerlle of the day, of to-day, daily, present,
M.
dSBgVtfn f . interval of a day, LoD.
dflBgVcriie adj. for use by day, every-day, CM.
d»gw«BOcan fp. day-watches, WW 110**.
dBBfweard m. day-waiehman, WW 110**.
dSBgweoro n. work of a day, fixed or stated
service. Ex : day-time, [''daytvork*]
dttgweofl^uiig f. feast day. El 1234.
dAgwUla wished for day, Gbn2776.
dM^wlne n? day s pay, Gl.
dSBgwIst f. food, meal, JE.
dagwdmat =dngredwdma
dBDl I, nap. dalu n. ^dale, * valley, gorge, abyss,
AO. II. pret. 3 ag. of delan.
-dfll (a) mn. (p. djel-as, -e) portion, part,
share, lot, Cp,Bl,€hi{k),VPs;AO,CP i
division, separation, ^(a.) : quantity,
amount. Led : region, district, AO. d.
wintra a good number of years, be d£le
in part, partly, be healfam dele by half.
be finigam dAle at dU, to any extent, be
Mm dSle to that extent, oyoan be dftle
to make a partial or *ex parte* statement.
some d£le, be ramum dAle parUy : part of
speech, word, MQr. [^deal*]
±dAlan to divide, part, separate, share. Da ;
M,CP : bestow, distribute, dispense, spends
hand over to, An,Mk : take part in, thare
with, Oen : be divided, fhilde, earfo^e
dAlan to fight, contend, ['deal*}
+dAledllee separately.
dAlend m. divider, Lkl2«.
dAlve m. divider, distributor, WW : aoeht,
negodator, jB : ahnsgiver, M. [^deeuer*]
dattng f. dividing, sharing, HGl423.
+d«IUuid = +dalkuid
dAUtas deficient, unskilled : destitute of^
urithout.
ddUmAlum adv. by parts or pieces, M.
dAl-neoni*, -nym- "= dShum-
dftlnes f . sharxng out.
dAlnlmend m. sharer, participator, M : par-
ticiple, i£Gs. [Oer. teilnehmend]
dAInlmendnes f. participation, BJPsl2r*.
dAlnlmung f. participation, portion, share.
dAlnumelnei = d&lnimendnee
dAm-, d»n- = dSm-, den- ; dAp = dSop
daare v. daru; diBrne^dienie
dserst, dsrate (e) f. leaven, NG,DR : (pL)
dregs, refuse, Lcd{e),Ps. I'drasl*]
+d»rft6d leavened, fermented, NG.
dfiK, d£wig=dtetS, dSawig
+daf en L n. what is fitting, GD84*. li. 6e-
coming, suitable, fit, proper.
+dafenlan (often impen.) to beseem, b0t,
be right, M.
+dafenlle fit, becoming, proper, «ttito6fe»
rigJU adv. -lice.
6Ml0iiStonm t iU time, opportunity.
+dafllo=:+daienlio; datn-sdafen-
+daf nlendUe = +dafenlio
dig m? (dah) 'dough,* Led : mass of metal,
dagas, dages v. d»g.
daglan to dawn, be day, BH ; M. ['daw*]
^MJgungi. day -break, dawn, BK, ondagunge
€U daybreak.
dAh, dai=dag, dftl
dale m. bracetet, brooch.
dalf (NG)=dealf pret. 3 eg. of delfan.
dallM (T for *dedaliB0) 'dedaleus,* WW 221*.
+dAlland n. land under joint ownership,
common land divided into strips, v. iJli
2*443.
dilmAd f. meadow-land held in common and
apportioned between the holders, KG 3*200*.
dalmattoe? f. dalmatic (vestment), ANB
8413.
daln V. d»l; daraV, dareS^daroC
darlan to lurk, be hidden, ^L23*'*.
daroVt m* dart, spear, javelin. darolSa l&f
those left by spears, survivors of a batUe.
daroVhSBbbende spear-bearing, Jni<68.
darotn&cende (etS) mp. spear-warriors.
dardtoeeaft (deoretS-) m. javelin shaft.
Gen 1984.
daru f. gdB. d»re injury, hurt, damage,
calamity, M.
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78
DELFAK
dalirum m. (indeoL) dote.
diS 'bloma,' moM of metal, WWUl**.
Dfttmo adj. of David {p9(dms).
diMon=dIaoon
' dtad (±) 'dead/ JS,B,Mt; AO,CP : torpid,
duU, d. bl5d congealed blood.
dted-=d«a9.
dtatfboren sUU-bom, Lcd 1-206.
±dtadiaii to die, JnL. [' dead '1
dtadHo eubfeet to death, mortal, periehdbU,
M : eaiMtn^ deaih, *deadljf,* fatal, AO :
about to die, ady. -Koe.
dtadrsBgel n. shroud, WW87*. [hnegll
dfedtprtng m. vleer, Lod.
d«MlwyUe barren, A026».
dtef I. 'deaf,* Mt,Jtd; VPfl : empiy, barren.
CP411**. IL pret. 3 eg. of dfilao.
-dtaften y . a-d. ; tfiafUo = dSlelio
dtefu f. deafness, Lod.
deaf s=daBg
dtag I. Ave, «nflre, u^^fFlf : *dye,* fTlf.
II. pres. 3 8g. of dogan.
dtagel=di(e)gol
diagf ade ^ottty, WW161*^ [d«aw]
±dtaislan to *due,* OBQ.
diagol, dSacol- =diegol, di^ol-
dtagung f . "dying, ' colouring, M,
dflagwyrmede goviy, WW 161». [dSaw]
dtah=deag I. and II.
dtahl, deal =:(%ol, deaU
daalf pret. 3 Bg. of delfan.
daaUf proud, exuUing, bM, renowned.
daar prea. 3 sg. of *dixrran.
dearo, deare6=deoro, darotS
dMrf I. pret. 3 sg. of deorfan. II. bold, NG.
daarfUo bold, presumptuous, NO.
dearfMripe m. boldness, presumption, NO
daam-nnga, -iinge (e*, i*) secretly, privately,
insidiously, M,AO,CF.
dearo9=darotS
dearr prea. 3 sg. of *diirran.
deanta (Ws)=daatite
>dto« (So) m. * death, ' dying, An,Bo,Mti iJ9 :
cause of death, Bl im-pX. 'manes,* ghosts.
dte«-=rd«ad- (y. ES 39-324).
dMVbAre deadly, CP.
dCaffibArUo (dSad-) deadly.
dtoSbtaottlgende bodinq death.
dMtfMam tn. death-bringing tree, Qxir638.
dtaiVbeddt n. bed of death, grave.
dfeVborande /oloj, deadly, CP.
diafVblni'ea f. deadliness, destruetiveness,
LkL21".
dMVowalut f. deadly throe, agony : death by
violence.
dtoVowaatan m. death by violence, B 1670.
dfoHewylmende kiUed.
dteMsBgt m. death-dajf.
dteManuf f. vaUeu of death.
dtaMrapo m. death-blaw. Ex 496.
d«an»ir« doomed to death, B860.
dteVflran f. deadly sin, Ce1207.
diaQgedftI n. separation of body itnd soul by
death, Gi7936.
dMVgodaa mp. infernal deUies, trW447'».
-^^UXlMntotiU.
dtainiff m. deadly flame, Gb983.
dialSlIe 'deathly,* mortal, Bl : deadiy : dead.
diatnionaa f. mortality, mortal state : deadli'
ness.
dtathnagan n. deadly band, Gtr867.
dtalCrnead (-e*) n. sepulchre, Ph48.
dtatfrfla m. sudden death, Ak997.
d<a<r m n. ththing taken from the dead,
spoils, WW397».
dtattriow murderous, fierce. Air 1316.
dtai9-«c0a» -soufa m. death-shadow, spirit of
death, deifH.
dfoltfoyld f. erime worthy of death, LL130'.
dtaHioyldlg (LL), dtedBynnig (NG) con-
demned to death.
dtoltealat m. deaih-haU, heU.
dtaltslega m. death-stroke, Rd6^^.
dtaVipara n. deadly spear, Rd4".
dtatdtada m. plau of death. Ex 589.
dta^ornnlgnas f . guiltiness of death, DR.
dtatnfinuiif f. exequies, last offices to the
dead, funeral.
dtatHmif m. plain of death, AirlOOS.
dia1Sw«g« n- deadly cup, Gn964. [wAge]
dtelTwIrtg dead, B2126.
dfotMe n. dwelling of death, B 1275.
dtoVwyrd i.faU, death, WW408».
dtaw mn. *dew,* M,CF,YPs.
+dfew devay.
dfowdrfas m./an ofdewf Dji2n. tdrSoaan]
dtowlg {&, 6) 'dewy,* Ex.
dtewlf andlfe? dewy, HGl408.
dtawlgf aVeraf dewy-feaihered.
dfowung f. dew, EHyT**.
dfowwyrm m. 'dew-worm,* ring-worm^
tetter, Le&.
daoan m. one who has charge of ten monks.
±dieaii to smear, plaster.
dacanbid m. office of a *deoan. '
daoanon = deoan
Daeambrli m. December.
daolInlaB to decline, i£Gs.
deoDnlgendlle subject to inflection, iEGB.
deellnung f. declension, A 8-313'*.
dM I. (A) =dM. II. =dgad
dida (KGl) =dyde pret. 3 sg. of d6n.
+dSf a (doefe onoe, in NG) befitting, suitable,
proper : meek, gentle, kindly, also ady.
+ MBUcftt, becoming, proper, ady. -Hoe, BH.
daf an- = dafen • ; dUio = dSfelio
+d§fnaa f. mildness, gerUkness, LPs 89^.
+daftlb»a =+dnftlice; dag=dieg
dig (NG) =d6ag prea. 3 sg. of dugan.
dig- = dSag-, dieg-, dig- ; dagn =oegn
dahtar ds. of dohtor.
dehtnang (KGl) = dihtnnng ; del = d»l
dala nap. of delu.
d§lan=:d£lan
4-dalf n. digging, excavation, iS),AO : what is
dug, trench, quarry, canal, Mdf .
delfan* to * delve* dig, dig out, burrow, M, -
^0,6^ ;A0 I bury.
DELFERE 74 DEORUNd
detforein. dt^grer, Bol40^. dtoful?=kleofol
delfln dolj^in, WW293». [L.] dtog pret. 3 sg. of d^aiL
delfben n. spade, WW. dtohl, deogol=£di^ol
delf ung f . digging, WW U9^*. ±d«oii (A) to suck, JAW 19.
+ddlglan = +tekpAn dtop I. *deep,* profound, Ps : awful, mffs» —
dell nm. dell, hSlow, dale, BH ; Mdf. terious, GP : (f) Aetnova, Ou,Jul i serious,
delu f. tea^ nipple, CP405^. [OHO. till] MJemn, earnest, Ex. d. ceap iU^A price,
dem = demm great price. II. n. depth, abyss, Sx,Mi :
dSnui m. judge, nder, M,CP. the deep, sea, Lh,
■ ±d9mMn to ^ deem* Ci-deme'), consider, think, dAopt adv. deeply, thoroughly, entirely ,
estimate, compute, ^,BH '.judge, determine, earnestly, solemnly, Ps.
decide, decree, sentence, condemn, BH,0,SI; diophyogendet dSophydigt deeply medi-
OF : assign : (f) praise, glorify : (f) tell, tating, pensive.
declare, FAp. dtopUn to get deep, LcD 126b.
d9m9dao that may be judged, QD23e^. dtopUe deep, profound, thorough, funda',
dtaiandt m. judge, arbiter. menial, M,CP : gn^wms. adv. -lioe 'deeply,*
dimere m. judge, MtL{oe). [*deemer'] Bo,WW.
demm m. damage, injury, loss, mirforfune, d^oipnmt.depth,abyss,LPs,Nic: profundity,
AO,CP. niystery, subOeiy, M. [' deepness *]
^•miDAii V. for-d. dSopVanool contemplative, very thoughtful,
d«mon demon, devil, DR. W248^; A8-329. adv. -lioe.
den =denn; dSn =d6n pp. of ddn. dAor I. n. animal, beast (uau. wild), Lk,Met,
D9tadagu,t the 'Dane taw,' law for the pari WW;M,CP : 'deer,' reindeer, AO. II.
of England occupied by the Danes, LL. brave, bM, An,8ot i ferocious, B : grievous,
den-MIre, -berende a. swine-pasture, Mdf. severe, violent, Da,aol. I'dear*] III. »
dene = denu deore
Dene mp. the * Danes, * Chr ; AO. dforan = d^aa
deneland (») valley. dtorioren of noble birth, LL 104r34.1].
Denemearc (e^, tf, e*) Denm% f. Denmark, deoro 'dark,* obscure, gloomy, B,Ps : sad,-
dengan (ncg) to beat, strike, NC281. cheerless : sinister, wicked, Lk,8aL adv.
denge=dyncge deoroe.
DenlM ^Danish,* Chr. wk. nap. Vft deoreegrAg dorl; ^ey, WW.
DeniBcan the Danes. deoroful dark, gloomy, 8c. {' darkfuU*]
denn n. *(2en,' lair, cave, M; WW i swine- A^frnHM 'darkly,* horribly Joilly,GPH9!ll^.
pasture, v. Mdf. deorenea f. 'darkness,* 8e22SK
dennlan (n) to become slippery? ^CsBi^Zl. deoreung f. gloaming, twilight, M.
deastpw f. place of pasture, BC3-144*^. dtoreynn n. race of animals, M.
denu f. valley, vale, dale, ^,Lk,VPs; Mdf. diore I. 'dear,* beloved, Jul '.precious, eosUy,
['dean*] valut^le. Bo : noble, exceUenL II. adv.
dfof = deaf pret. 3 aa. of dufan. dearly, at great cost, Met,WW. II L adr.
dtefel-, d§ofl-=deorol- fierc^y, cruelly, [deor II.]
deof enlan = daf enian d toren of a ujild animaL
dtefol mn. gs. deoflee, nap. deoflu, deofol, deore8aeeafl=darot$eoeaft
a 'devil,' demon, false god, B,Mt,VPs ;A0: ±deort n. labour : difficulty, hardshipi
the devil, CP,Jn,Jul; ^ : diabolical person, trouble, danger, M.
JnLR. [L. diabolus] dtorfald m. enclosure for wild beasts, WW
dtefolcnett m. witchcraft, AO. 201*^.
dfotolcund)len<iMA, JudOI. ±deoi1an' to exert oneself, labour, ^ i bein
dtefoldsd f. fiendish deed. Da 18. peril, perish, be wrecked, AO. ['derve*'\
dtofol-gield (AO,GP), -gild, .geld (AO,VHy), dtortellen made of hides, WW328U.
-gyld (i£) n. devil-worship, idclatry : idol, +&eoftihtM free from trouble, Ql.
image of the devU, M. +deorfnee f. trouble, tribulation, LPs 45*.
dfofolglelda (y*) m. devil-worshipper, idala- dterfriV n. preservation of game, deer-pro-
ter,Mm -70». tection, Chb 1086.
dSofolgteldhOs n. idol temple, A0284*. +deorf8um troublesome, grievous, Chb 1103 ;
dSofoigltsung (diwl-) f. unrighteous mam- 1005 (y).
mon, LkL16^^. dforgfot n. gate for animals, Ct.
dfofoUlc devilish, diabolical, of the devil, AS. dSorhege m. deer-fence, LL.
['deviUy*] adv. -lioe. deortan (CRB)=derian
diotolscin n. evU spirit, demon. dftorllc brave, renowned, B585.
diofoisclpe m. Miofalry, NO 286. dCorllce 'dearly,* preciously, richly, SI s
diofolsfioe possessed by devils, lunatic, M. sincerely, acceptably, AS 4^^.
^ioiolAiocnvB f. demoniacal possession. dtorllng (i, y) m. 'darlina,* favourite,
dSofolwItga m. unzard, magician. Da 128. minion, jE,Bo,CP : househM god.
DEORMOD
75
DINOR
dtormodt cauragetms^ b M.
dtornett n. hunting-net, WWISS".
deornunga = deamunga
deonterllce = dyrstelice
dtertQn m. park, Gl.
dtor-wicfVe (CP), -wutiSe {M)y
precious, dear, valuable, eaeUy,
Idearworth']
-wyr<$e
BlJSo.
dtonnryrVllo (eo*, u*) precious, valuabie.
adv. -lioe splendidly, m i as a iking o]
vahte, M.
dterwyrVnes (n*) f. treasure,
dMV (NG)=dSat$; dipaii=dypan
ddpe = deop ; deppan = dyppan ; dir = d£or
Ddra, DSre mp. Deirans, inhabitants^ of
Deira.
dcrten (w. d.) to damage. Mure, hunt. Bo;
iE,AO,CP. [*defe»]
derl^ndllo injurious, misekieiwus, nospioiw,
hwrtful, M.
dfrUng (NG)=ddor]iiig
dcme, deme- = di6me, dyrne-
dernc^elegvtctpo (demeleger-) m. aduUery,
fornication, N.
dernelegar adulterous, NG. adv. •en Ucen^
tioushf, NG.
darnuni^a (NG) = deamunga
derodlne m. scarlet dye, CPSa**.
derste (VPsHdnnte
derung t injury, GD.
detig = dysig ; ditt v. d6iL
d§9 1. 3 p. 8g. pree. of ddn. II. ^manipulus^ '
sheaf? EPS 126«.
+diinaB to kiU, morHfy, DR,NG.
dMng f. puUing to death, DR72".
daintaii? to suck, LkR.
dAwfg=ddawig
diaeon m. * deacon,* minister, hoite, JB,BE,
Jn.
dIaooBgegyrela m. deacon*s robe, BHSO*.
dfanonhM m. office of a deacon, M»
dfaeonrooe m. dahnatiie, CM 723.
dIaoonVtauiig f. office of a deacon, BH273^'.
dIan(A)=d«on(A)
fe ml. *dike,* trench, ditch, moat, AO,BH,
Chr; Ml Mdf : an earlkworh Ufith a trench,
dibef t m. digger, M,
±dlolaB to make a dyke or bank,
diosceard n. breach of a dike, LL456[13].
iDoung f. construction of a dike, WW.
['diking']
dSBwalu f. batOf of a ditch? KC6-334S*.
dide, didoii=dyde, dydcm (▼. dOn).
dlegan to die, NR33.
dlog«l=:diegol
:i:dl6gellie0 (e» eo, i^, o') seoretky, AO,CP.
diegaliifls f. privacy, secrecy, solitude, GP :
hiding-place, recess, M (i) : secret, secret
thought, mystery, AO,CP; M (f).
dbdlc^D, -Uan to hide, cover, conceal, hide
oneself, CP.
dl0gla=di^ol
diagol {&, €, §a, So, i, ^) I. adj. secret, hidden,
obscure, unknown, deep, [for oompounds
y. diegel-.] II. adT. secretly. III. n. eon-
cealment, obscurity, secrecy, mystery : hidden
place, grave,
dI«golful (§1) mysterious, Rd801«.
dlelf = dea]f pret. 3 sg. of delfan.
dielgian = diWian
diond m. sucUing, NG. [ddon]
diere (y) *dear,* beloved, Lk : precious,
costly, AO : noble, exceUent,
^dlernaii (e, y) to keep secret, hide, restrain,
repress, AO; M{y). Vdem*]
dleme {m, e, y) I. hidden, secret, obscure,
remote, BJEl,Lk ; CP : decei^ul, evil, magical,
B,CP,Qen, ['ifem'] II. (y) n. secret,
dlerno- = deme-, dyme-
dfarra oomp. of diere, dSore.
dl^ii=dSagisn
+di;gaii (9, f) to endure, survive, overcome,
dlgel=diegol (wk. dlgla, digle).
dl^el- =^egel- ; digl-, dihl-a^diegl-, dlegel-
digner=dinor
dlgol, dlgul, digol-=diegol, diegel-
dihnlan = dihtnian
dlht n. arrangement, disposal, deliberation,
purpose, M : administraticn, office : direc-
tion, command, prescription, M : conduct.
Ml (+) piece of writing, composition,
literary work,
± dlhtan, dihUan to arrange, dispose, appoint,
direct, dictate, impose, M^Q : compose, write,
AS. ['dight']
dihtwe m. informant, eatpositor, WW s
steward, M (— dihtnere) : one who dictates,
dlhttaMtendng m. appointed f tut.
dflitig=dyhtig
dihtnere m. manager, steward, M.
dlhtBlan = dihtlan
± diht-nung, -ung f . ordering, disposition,
dUe m. *dia,' anise, Gl,Mt,Lcd; C?.
±dn9ilMtk to destroy, blotout, CP, ['dilghe* ;
Oer. tilgen]
dilfV pree. 3 sg. of delfan.
dllglan (CP)=dnegian
dnignef f. annihilation, destruction, Gl.
dill, dim=dile, dimm
dtnihlw of dark colour,
dim-hot n., -hole f. place of concealment, M»
dlmhOs n. prison, OEG.
dlmllo (y) dim, cbseure, secret, hidden, M.
dImm *dim,* dark, gloomy, obscure, Bo,Oen,
Sat : bluf red, faint, MH : wicked : wretched,
grievous,
dimmlan to be or become dim.
dlmnes (y) f. ^dimness,* darkness, obscurity,
gloom, Lcd,VPs;M : evil : obscuration,
moral obUqtiity, LL476[14] : a dark place,
dlmicOa m. darkness, sin? An 141.
dlncge=dynoge; diner =diiior
ding I. T. dung I. II. = dung II.
dlngiung f. manuring, WW 104*.
dinlgT (A8*4.')0)=dung
dinor m. a piece of money, MGn. [L.
denarius]
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76
DON
dIo.=d«o-, digs diowl- (NO)=(Uk)fol.
dtppan = dyppan
dlrlge dirge, ^vigilia,' CM.
dMing (GP)=ddorliiig
dirn- = diem-, dyrn- ; dls- = dys-
dlK m. 'dish,* plaU, bowl, Ol,MU
dliebareiul m. dish-bearer, seneJiehal, WW.
disolpul m. 'disciple,* scholar, BE, Mi.
dlfletpula/efiuOe disdpU, BH236M
dlMlpuUiid m. 'disoiplehood,* BE.
dlfo-t(«gn, 4S6n m. dish-servanit waiter,
seneschal, steward, M.
dl8g, dimg^dyBig
dltm (6iam) m. 'vapor,* 'fumus,* ES41-324.
dlima m., disme f ? muskf mossf 0£046«
(A30123) : 'cassia,* P844> (v).
dlitof m. 'distaff,* WW',m.
dlwl-sdeofol; dob »=do f-, dop-
d6o m. bastard son, WW.
dooce f . ' dock, * sorrel. Led,
6ocgnm,'dog,* OPE.
ddolnetl n. bastard.
ddefe ▼. +dSfe.
d5eg, ddem» (NG)=d«g, dema
ddere m. doer, worker, DR198*.
do«9- = deaS-
doten pp. of dufan.
doflan (dobian) to be doting, Ql.
dof ung f . stupidity, frenzy, madness, Gl.
d6ger=ddgor; dogga=docga
dogUn to endure? Rd 1*.
dflgor mn. (da. ddgor and d6fl[ore) day, AO,
CP.
dflgor-gerlm, -rimt n. series of days, time,
allotted time of life.
d6h = dag ; dohtar, dohter = dohtor
dohta pret. 3 Bg. oi dugan.
dohtig eompeitiU, good, valiant, 'doughty,*
Ohr. [duganl
dohtor f . gs. dohtor, da. dohtor, dehter, nap.
±doh-k>r, -tra, -tru 'daughter,* Jit;MjLO,
CP : female descendant, Jn.
dohtOTBunu m. daughter* s son, grandson,
Chb982o.
dohz=:dox
dol I. adj. foolish, siUy, CP : presumptuous.
[Ooth.dw9lji; Oer. ton] U.TLfoUy,CV.
dolo = dalo ; dolotwaVu = dol^iwaSn
doll en pp. of delfan.
dolg (dom) nm. wound, sear, cut, sore : boil,
tumour, M.
dolgbenn f . wound. An 1399.
dolgMt f. five or compensation for wounding,
LL62[23,2].
±do]glan to wound, Bd.
dolgUp m. idle boasting, B609.
dolgrano f. pellitory, LcD25a.
dolgsealf f . poultice for a vxmnd, LoD.
dolgslegat m. uxmnding blow. An.
dolggwaH n., dolgswaVn f. scar, M.
dolh^s^dolg
dolhdrene m. drink for a vfound, antidote.
dolbsmeltas mp. linen bandages, WW 107**.
dolhwundt wounded.
dol-Uo audacious, rash, foolhardy, foolish,
adv. -lloe, CP.
dolnutnui = dnlmnnns
doltcea'Sa m. feU destroyer, B479.
doiselpo m. foUy, error, CP387*«.
dolmieltM = domsmeltas
dolsprAo 1 sitty talk, CP385*.
dolwIUen I. rash, bold, Jul451. II. n.
rtuhness, madness, Jul. 202.
dolwlto n. pain of a woundf (BT), punish-
merU of the wicked, pains of hellf (Tnpper),
Rd27".
ddm m. 'doom,* judgment, ordeal, sentence,^
BE,JnL;M,CP : decree, law, ordinance,
eutiom, M,YFs : justiu, equity, VPs :
opinion, advice : choice, optwn, freewill :
condition : authority, supremacy, majesty,
power, might, Jn; AO : reputation, dignitff,
alory, honour, splendour, AO : court, (ri-
iuiuU, tissembly : meaning, interpretation,
-dtai maao. abstract suffix =:^ state, condition,
power, etc, as in frfioddoL
dfimsMrn n. judgment-hall, tribunaL
ddmboo f. code of laws, statute-book, manual
of justice, MJjL. [* doombook * ]
dfimdttg m. ' doomsday, * judgment-day,
dftmHaiHtt mighty, renowned.
domoro m. judge, BoJLL ; CP. [' doomer *]
ddmern (M) =d6mern
ddmfsBSttitMt, renoumed, mighty.
domfsMtnes f. righteous judgment, LPs 100^
ddmgetenf ambilious : righteous.
ddmhOs n. law-eouTt, tribunal, Gl.
ddmhwsBt adj. eager for renown f strenuous
in judgment? Cb428.
dfiniUui to glorify, magnify.
d&nlflo w^. of the day of judgment,
ddmltait inglorious, powerless.
ddmllc famous, glorious, praiseworthy :
judicitJ, M : canonical, CM 268. ady. -fioe.
domne mf. lord, Chb : nun, abbess, \L,]
ddmsotl n. judgment-seat, tr ibuna l, JR.
dSmsetUnd m. juriseonsuU, WW429*.
dteiitdw f. tribunal, WU8»
d6mwoortkuigt f . honour, glory.
±d6ii anv. pres. pto. do(e)nde, pros. 2 sing.-
ddst, 3 d£t), pret. sg. dyde, pi. dydon (», i)»
pp. ddn to 'ao* {'i-do*), make, act, perform,
Gu,MetJPs; MJlO,CP : cause (often fol-
lowed by the inf. with a passive sense or by
tS»t), CP,VP8. hig dydon riou settan«
theu caused kingdoms to be founded {^foun-
ded kingdoms), AO : put, place, take (from
or ta), 6P,MtJPs, d. dp pul athore, +dL
up ^xihume I give, bestow, confer, Ps : eon
stder, esteem i observe, hup : to avoid
repetition of anoiher verb, JE,Qen,Mk :
(+) arrive at, Obsl : (+) halt, encamp, cast
anchor, Ch& : (+) reduce, Cbb^ <L t5
hierran hade primoie, advance to a higher
position, d. tO nahte annul, make of none
effttA, d. t5 witanne cause to know, betre,
furtSor, d. prefer. +d. for6 manifest, show
forth.
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BBEORIQMOD
tfnllG active.
dop-«n6d, -miid f. diver, wakr-fovBH^ moor-
lint cootf Ql.
dopfugttl m. waUr-fowl, moorhen, Gl.
-doppa V. dofe-d. ; -doppe v. lugol-d.
doppettan (o |>hm^ tn, immeree, M,
-dor n. (nap. dom, dor) door, ffoU : |nim. Led,
Ps, [Y.'door'l
&nmm.kwnbU-bee,EpJjcd,WW; M. Vdor']
dorf en pp. of deoif an.
donia (%AO»CP) pret. 3 eg. of *diirran.
dorwoard m. doorkeeper, N.
dottni.Ae<Mio/a6oiZ,Lod. Vda*]
-ddung ▼. on-d.
doz dark-haired, dueku, Ql.
doxlan to turn dark, £843-330.
"draea m. dro^oa, sea-moneter, B,MHJPe :
serpent, Pajre : the devil : etandard repre^
eenUng a d/ragcn or serpent, QPH392.
drft^entae, -oente, -oonxe f. dragon-wori,
LfOD. [X. draoontea]
dnoee (N) = draca
dNMan' to dread, fear,
dr#f L f. expulsion. II. =dr&l
±drftfaD to drive, drive out.
drftfednat, drfifnee f. trouble, dietreee.
[sdiMe^es]
drAf and L m. hunter, Cba 38. IL-drtf end
+ drAg =: + drSag
dnsf e f. drag net, WW. [dragan]
dimg e/a prea. 3 ig. of dragan.
dnegnetl n. drag-net, Ww.
&rmM, dnegtS pret. 3 eg. of dragan.
drAn, drano=:dran, drino
drwp pret. 3 sg. of drepan.
drsBitsderst
draeattg fuU of dregs, rubbishy, WW.
[dflunte; *drasty*]
drAI pres. 3 sg. of drAdan.
.drif 1. 1 action of driving, Bl : 'drove,* herd,
M : company, band, W; M. [drifan]
IL prei. 3 ig. of drifan. IIL=drAf
dragan' to drag, *draw,* JnL,CP : go.
drigense = drioentee
dr&n (A) t 'drone,* WW-, JR.
drano pret. 3 eg. of drinoan.
dn4^=dropa; drta=dry
drtag, drMi pret. 3 sg. of drSogan.
+drtagt (^) apparition, vision : troop,
crowd, rabble : kanentaHon.
drtahnlan (e) to * drain,* strain oui. Led.
draaht pp. of dreocan.
driam m. fo^, gladness, delight, ecstasy,
mirth, rejotcing, Ct,Chrj3ai ; AO : melody,
music, song, JB. [* dream*]
drtamersBtt m. art of music.
driamere m. musician. Bo 38*.
driam-hssbbende}, -healdende{ happy, joy-
fuL
drtamltast joyless, sad.
dr Aamlto joyous, musical, Ql.
drtamnas t singing, LPs 136*.
drtap pret. 3 sg. of drSopan.
driap-(VP8)=dreop-
drtarland inrushing tide? WW226".
driarung =■ drSoning
drtas pret. 3 sg. of drSosan.
dreo-sdreoo-
±draoeaB to vex, irritate, torment, oppress,
aJllict, JS,Gen,OET. Vdreteh*]
±draooadn« {M), dreocnng {Se) t tribula-
tion, affliction. [* dretching']
drM =caAd pret. 3 sg. of drftdan.
±drAlan to stir up, excite, disturb, trotU>le,
vex, afflict, BJn;M,CP. [drSf; *dreve*]
+drifadlte oppressive, A038i«.
±driledn« f. tribulation, trouble, scandal
drif end (A) m. disturber, RB.
drefUanto'drtvei/ WW.
drftfra m. disturber, RB 121». [drdf]
dritttng 1 disturbance, WW lOO*.
driga, dr^an=di;ge, dragan
drttinlan (Jr0=dr«ahnian
drstai pp. of dreooan.
drim-sdrym-; drSmesdryme
drane m. ' drt al;, ' drinking, draught, JRJUd ;
CP drouming. [dnncan; * drench,*
'drunk*]
drenean to five to drink, to ply with drink,
make drunk, Ps;CP ; submerge, drown, M.
I drench*]
drenoouppa f. drinking-oup, WW 329^*.
draiiea-=dreno-, drino-
drenoflMt m* flood, deluge.
dranohorn m. drinking-horn , Ct
drenahOs n. drinking-house, WW 186**.
drang m. youth, warrior. Ma 149. Vdreng* i
ON.]
drioerwft = di^omf t
draofonsdrifon pret. p]. of drifan.
+drtog I. n. keeping (shoes) in good con-
dition, M : usefulness f RB123*. td +d.
gan to ease oneself, RB32*'. II. sober.
±dr«ogan* to lead a (certotn) life, do, work,
perform, fulfil, take fart in, conduct, OuJ^s ;
AO. iride d. wanoer : be busy, employed ;
experience, suffer, endure, sustain, tolerate.
Ex ;CBi to enjoy. [* dree, * * t-dree *]
+drioglAoan to put in order, regulaU,
arrange, attend to, M.
+drio^a (h) discreedy, carefuUy : meei^p
modestly, humbly.
drioh^swdog
sbdrtopan' to drop.
drtoplan (6a) to drop, drip, trickle.
drfopung f. dropping, VPs (5a).
drtort m. blood, [drtosan]
draord pret. 3 sg. of drftdan.
drforffth bespattered unth gore, B485.
dr iorglan = dreorigian
drtor^ adj. ^bloody, blood-stained, B : cruel,
grievous, Ou : sad, sorrotcful : headlongf
\^ dreary*] adv. -lioe sorrowfully, M.
\^ drearily*]
drtorlgtarV sorrowful. Gal 109.
drtorlghltor sad of countenance, Wa83.
drtorigtan to be dreary, sad, M.
drterigmad sad in mind, Gxk2804.
PRBORIONKS 78 DBTHST
4lrterifBM f. mMdnesM, aorrowi OD; JR. dropen I. pp. of dreopan. II. (B2801H
['dreariness^] drepen pp. of drepMi.
4r6oi111e, dr6orlio=drSoiig drop-ttg, -fih I. spoUed, speekkd^ LoD.
drtenele m. dreary hall, Wi750. II. starUngt Ql.
driorungt t fiMingj distiUing, dropping. drofUok to ' drop,* drip, tridUe, Ps.
[dreoean] dropmAlvm drop im drop, M,
^drtosan* tofaU, perish : become weeUt, fail dropptCMi, -ian to drop, drip, disUL
4lrep=6rep7 droppetung, drop(p)uiig {Ps) t * dropping,*
+drep m. stroke, blow, An 1446. dripping, fatting, M,
±^9ptLD^toslrike,kill,overcome, B. [*drepe*] droren pp. of dreosaiL
^^•t (y) m- ^^te, bhw, violent death, -i-drorsflle perishabU, NC293.
+dretteii to consume, PPsTO^*. drte, drdBOA (M) m,, drOne (VPs) t sedi-
4lrt-=drv- ment, lees, dregs, diri, ear^wats, WW.
drif I. (±) 1 /ever, MkRI»; ANS84-324. [dieoean; 'dross']
II. (+) driving, movement : what is driven, drQga'8=drugo6
stubble, ±draKUui to dry ii|», wither, [di^ge]
-±di1tan^ to 'drive,* force, hunt, foUow «p, dmgoB piet pL of drSogan.
pursue, JK,AO,CP : drive away, eaepel, Mk : drttfiyV f., dz^gotSa m. 'drought,* dryness,
practise, carry on, RB; M : rush against, WW : dry gfo u nd, desert, LPs, [dryge]
impel, drive fortoards or baekwards,Cr,KCi drikgviif srdrcigoS
undergo. drub m. dustfBoxTL 17.
MglV, dr%9 prea. 3 sg. of drSogan. drunoen I. fn. drunkenness, II. pp. of
dtthfS pres. 3 eg. of drlogaa. drinoan. III. adj. 'drunken,* drunk. Be;
drIm = drSam AO.
± drtne ' drink, * beverage, Bo,Chr,0 : draught, druneenaf = dronoeimet
Ml : drinking, earousoL dntBMiigMrD hankering after drink, drunk-
•drtne- ▼. also dryno-, dreno-. en,
drinea (m), drinoe (f)=:drino dnmeaaiyM m. dmnfeeniieM.
+drtiiGa m. cup-bearer, NC293. druneenlg drunken, LkL 12^.
drtnoan^ to drink, ^,Lk iAO,CP, pp. druneenlAw* SiM6riatM,' CPs2i^.
drunoen refre^ed, elate {with drink), drunk, druneeniiM f. 'drunkenness,* inJoxioationt
-\-&iiOMMk to swallow up, engulf , M. AOJjk;M.
4lrine«re m. 'drinker,* drunkard, MtL, drunoamelpe m. drunkenness,
4lriorig = drgori^ druneanwIUan drunken, CP401''.
ds^ni^ falsehairf hairy roots of p^n»sf{V£) drunananneii a. drunken
■\^dAtxxk^ ' eaeare,* Lcdl'^A^r i'drite*] Rd13^
4rftlBg f. 'egetHo* <80. venkris), A8-449. ±dninoiitaB to be drunk, M : ehik, drown,
± drdt dirty, muddy, swampy, turbid, troubled, MtL. [' drunken * ]
Led. [^drof* ; dx^faa] drunening f. drinking, LP822*.
4r6fe grievously, severely, LcD 3*286^. dmsooii pret. pL of drinoan.
+drotadn6t = + dref ednes druplam = dr<^ian
drollg troubled, drupon pret. pL of drSopan.
droflle troublesome, tormenting, druron pret. pL of drteaan.
drog pret 3 eg. of dragan. drOslanf to droop, become Waggish, tiagnmntf
droga f ? excrement, Lcd ll8b. turbid, [dreosan]
drogen pp. of dreogan. drOt f. beloved one, DD291.
<drdgon pret. pL of dragan. drttw-=drug-
dr5h pret. 3 sg. of dragan. drf m. magician, soreerer, iB,AO : sorcery,
drohnlan = drohtnian ICelL drCU]
droht I. m? n^ cond ition of life, IL (6?) +dryoned afflicted, A0102^*.
puU, draught, WW 486*^. drj^eraitt m. wittJicraft, magic, sorcery, M :
ilrohtaV m. mode of 'M^» conduct : environ- magician* s apparatus,
ment, society : MncRtion, employment, irfetmttig skUted in magic
vocation. • 9 drforsBttlga m. sorcerer, 6027**.
drohtlan (CP), droktnian {JR) to conduct dry6Cge=dryioge
oneself, behave, asAdate unth, lead a life, dr^tan = (l) dmani (2) drSfan; drfg^drf
live, continue, [dreogan] ± dragan (i) to 'dry, * dry up, rub dry, Bo,Jn ;
drolit-(n)o9, -nungrrdroht-atS, -ung CP.
•drolitnuBg f. comdition, way of life, reputa- dr^ge (i) 'dry,* A,Bo,Mi : parched, wUheredi
Hon, conduct, CP. Lk, on drygum on dry foncL t5 dr^gnm
drone = drano pret. 3 sg. of drinoan. to the dregs.
4ropa m. a 'drop,* Az,Lk,VPsi AO,CP i dr^^nm {I) i. dryness,
goutf Lcd : humour, eholer. di^aoted dry-shod, W203".
+dropa m. a kind of date, OEG474. dr^bst pree. 2 sg. ol dreogan.
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4rfht (i)t i (±)mu2fo'iiMie, etrmy, companff,
body of retainers, nation^ peopU^ Ex : pL
men. l^dright*; dreogan]
+dil^ta m. comrade.
dryhtbealo = dryhtenbealo
dnlitbearn n. princely youlh, B2035.
dryhtewta f. noble queen^ Wid98.
dryhtddm m. noble judgment, VPs.
^toyht-ealdonnan (NO), -eaklor (WW) m.
* paranymphus,* bridesman.
diyhteB (i) m. rider, king, lord, prince, JR^B :
Ihe Lord, Qod, Christ, CP. [* drigkfin *]
dryhtanbiag (drihiin-) m. payment (to the
hing) for kilUng a freeman, LL.
ilrytatonboftlut n. great misfortyne.
tfryht«nddmT m. rule, majesty, glory.
An 1001.
dryhtentaold (i) loyol, Qsn2282.
dryhtenllo lorily : divine^ of ihe Lord^ M,
ac^y. -lioe.
drybtenweard m. lord, king^ Da 536.
dryhtfolof n. people, troop.
difhtg^M m. retainer, mrrior, Fnr44.
dryhtgMtrCoik n. princely treasure, Rd 18*.
dryhtfunoA m. ^warrior, retaimer, foUower,
man : bridesman.
dryhttn- = dry hten-
diyhOtoV n. national song, hymn, El 342.
dryfatllo (i) lordly, noble, B,Oen. d. gebed
the Lord' 8 Prayer. [' drightlike*]. adT.-lioe.
dryhtmami m. bridesman, Ql.
dryhtnAtm m. princely trtaeure, B2483*
dryhtnA m. tearrior's corpse, Bx 163.
dzyhtielpat m. lordship, rulership, dignity :
ffirtue, fxUour, heroic deeds.
dryliti«let m. princeljf haU.
dryhtolbbt i peace, htgh aUianee.
+drytatu 'elemenkL,' OEG.
dryhtwimend, -wemere (i) m. hndeimam^
OEG 1774.
dnrbtwerasf mp. men, Meftains*
dryhlvunleiidet living among ihe people,
dryhtwurS (i) divine, M.
dryhtwurlfai (i) m. theologian.
difM pres. 3 sg. of drSogan.
dsflogt t witch.
di^llc magic, magical
drj^man (6;=i) to sing aloud, r^oiee, LPs.
[* dream*]
di^nmiiii m. sorcerer, magician, M.
^drfme (%), -f drymed melodious, harmani"
ous, cheerful.
drync m. ^ drink' {* drunk'), potion, draUf^
drinking, Cp.
dryne- y. alflo drenc-, drino-.
dryne^horn (i) drinking-horn.
dryncelten (i) n. scot-ale, the ale given by a
seUer to a buyer on concluding a bargain
(BT). ▼. LL2-66.
drynefSBt (i) n. drinking vessel
di^egemet (i) n. a measure of drinkj NG
287.
+dryiionM f. immersion, baptiMn, ^L23b,
723.
drynowMg drunk, WW437*i.
±dr^pan to let drop, cause to fall in drops^
jB,AO : moisten, M. ]^ drips']
drype=drepe
dryref m. otasing, decline : faU^ deposit,
[dreoBan]
drysllo tem6le, WW191*.
drymilaiit to become obscure, gloomy.
d:dryiiiaii to extinguish, NG. [droen]
+diyBiiUui to vanish, disappear, LkL24".
dubUan to 'dub; strike, knight {by sinking
with a sword), CAr 1066b.
&SM9t*duck,'CL
±d1kfaii* to duck, *dive,' Itd;M : immerse,
BH,Rd : (+) sink, be drowned, AO,CP.
dflf adoppa m. pelican, LPs. V divedap ' ]
diigan pres. 1, 3 dSag, dSah, pL dugon, jwet.
dohte swY. (u0a. impen. ) to avail, be worth,
be capable of, competent, or good for any-
thing, MIL : thrive, be strong : be goodt vtf -
iuous kind, Bj8at [*dow']
dii(«a9, -eS, -otS^duguS
dugutS im. body of nobk retainers, people,
men, nobles, Ae nobHity, Ex ; AC : host,
multitude, army : the heavenly host : strength,
power : exceUenee, worth, Hy; ^»A0 : mag-
nifioence, valour, glory, majesty : assistance,
gift I benefit, profit, toeaUh, prosperity, sal-
vaiion, Cr : what is fit, or seemly, decorum.
Idouth']
duguVoaldor m. chief man, president.
duguVglfu (a*, e*) f. mun^lcence, Gl.
dugulUe authoritative, chief, noble, OBQ.
adv. -lioe.
duguVmlht f . supreme power.
duguVnAiiiara m. ^municeps,' OEG 7^'.
duliia= dohte (▼. dugan).
dulfon pret. pi. of ddfan.
dulhrune = dolgrune
dulmunasT m. a kind of warship, AO.
dumb 'dumb,' silent, An,Mt; M,CP.^- -
-dumblan y. a-d.
dumbnct f. dumbness, NC282.
dun = dunn
dQn fm. nap. ddna, dflne 'down,* moor,
height, hill, mountain, Bl,Chr,Mt; JR; Mdf.
of dune down, downwards.
daii-€Dlt, -elf, -ylf f. mountain elf.
dQne down, downwards, [dun]
dOnelf en f. mountain elf, WW 180*.
danflftlgende descending, yP887*.
dunfaalu dun-coloured, WW.
dung I. i ds. dyng, ding prison. Ah 1272.
II. f. 'dung,' WW.
dungreg dark, dusky, WW246«. [dunn]
dunli-=dimh-
dQnhunlg n. honey from downland,
LoDl32a.
dunlendllc (danond-)/aUin^i{oim, totteHng,
LPs 106" (BT).
dttnland n. downland, open country.
dOnlendlie mountainous.
dflnllo of a mounkiin, mountaiU'dweUing
WW376«.
i
i_
DUNN
80
DYR
dttBn *dun,* dingy brovm^ dark-coUmrtd,
Ct,WW,
dunnUii to obscure, darhtn. Bo. [' dtin']
dunondllo v. duninidlio.
DQniAtii mp. inhabUanti of ike nuwfilatiM
of WaUs, LL
dtbi-«en»ft n. luip. •■orafuJkitt-eoiK.
dur«^s^ura
durlQB prety pi. of deorfiuL
durbwe (durere) m. folding door, Gl.
diirnui*.(-f mNG)8wv. pres. 1, Sag. dear(r),
2 doMBt, pL dnrron, tubj. dune, dvrre,
pnt sg. dorate (a, y), pi. donton to ^aare,*
venhirt, prtsume, Js^OtBH^,MeL
dufitodl n. door-post, WW.
duru (dure) i gi. dnra, da. and nftp. dura,
duru *door,* aiu, toiektt, B,G; CP.Ghiu
diiruhaldand (e*) doorhupsr, JnLlS^^
diiriistod (WW) = duntodl
diiruViffii m. doork€€oer. Air 1002.
duruttnan t femaU door-buper.
duruwaud m. doorkeeper, M^JnL (dnr-
weard). rdoomnnl']
dOit («) n. 'diM<,' MJjfA\ hS^SS^.
dQltdrane m. dfrink made from the puheriud
seeds of herbs, LoD.
dtkitli dusty, OBG 16; 3*.
dOataotawuiif t {viewing of dust), visit to a
grave, BhllZ^,
dOitawarm m. dust^Uke swasm, 0EG2S".
dOrt SB dttat __.^
dOShamor m. papyrus, sedge, WW.
dvnal-ssdwels +dwftrlMis-)-8wftriAii
dbdwAa I. duU, fooUek, stupid. IL m.
eliifiMy impostor, iSL23***.
i:dwAae«n to pui out, exUnguisk, destroy,
dwAatan to beeome stupid, HL.
dw&Ua/ooUalL adv. -Boe.
-t-dwifcamami m. fool, ASL 17^.
dwAanaa t stupidity, fooKshness, M,
dwai-sdwol-
dw&B pret. 3 aff. of dwinan.
dwaalda prat. 3 ag. of dwaUaa.
dwal-:»dwol-
dwanaB to lead as tr ay ^ deceive, M,
dwallaa pet^ ag. dwealde* pp. dweald to lead
astray, kinder, prevent, deceive, BoJEtd ; JE :
tobeltdas^trQu,wandeT,err,M^Mk ['dvele/
dwalaUB to wander, LP8ll8>».
+dwaola» +dw«olaas:+dwola
dwaaUgan ~ dwoDan
dwaorg (e, i) m. 'dwarf,* OL [Ger. iwergl
dwaoif a-dwoala, -d(w)oa(t)le 1 pennyroyal,
flea-bane, Ql^Lcd.
dwaorti = dweorg
±divlld (y) n. error, heresy, Chr. {"dwOd*]
4-dwlM»ttarfo|gii]ig (dwel.) i heresy, A
8*4IM>; 13-318.
-Kdvlldlla (7) deeepHvef W196».
dbdwl-mor (-mer) n. fiJbaiiloM* ghost, iUusiom,
A.
+d«liiMrtla iUusory, wereaL adr. -Rae,
dwlnaii^ to waste away, languish, disappear,
Lcd,WW. Vdwine']
+dwol hereticaL
d:dwola m. error, heresy, BH,MtLB : mad-
man, deeeiver, heretic, Ji,BL : 'nciifo,* MtL
p. 8*. [*<iiMiZe'1
+dwonKlMOp m. nereiticdl bishop.
±dwolonBtt nu oceuU art, magic.
dwoiania^^ dwolma
+dwolant perverse, wrong, erroneous.
+dwolter. n. a going astray, RHy 6**.
+dwQlgod m. false god, idol, image, W106**.
±dwollan to be led cistray, err, wander, BHi
CP. [*<iwe2e']
^ciO!kifooUshierrone4jus,hertiicdl,M. adv.
•Hoe.
±dwoliiia m. chaos.
dbdwolman m. hsretic, ^,AO,CP.
-t-dwolmlst m. mist of error.
+dwolaprite f. htrttSoaX talk.
+dwolaum misleading, erroneous, M.
dwoMftng n. imposture, idoL
dwolMBg 1 fooUAnees, insanity, WW390*^.
dwomar s= dwimor
dworgadwoaOa = dweorgedwoale
dwyld = dwild
dwytman ▼. f ordwilmaD.
dwy«mar» -mor^dwimor
dwyrgadwyala = dweorgedwoele
dyMUan to pay attention to, OEG646.
d^dan (-1) tokiU,LL. [dfiadl
<l^a pretb 3 ag., dydon pret. pL of dSn.
dydar-=dydr-
dydrtan to deceive, delude.
dydiin m? yolk, Lod. [Cfer. dotter]
dydniag («i) f. delusion, iHusion, M.
Mtuk (—1) to dip, immeree.
d^nf i immersion, WSO*.
^iut prea. 2 ag. of duf an.
dffal-, djgl.. ayW.=<fiegol., dieg(o)l.
dyht, dvhtansdiht, dihtan
dyhX^t (o)" doughty,* strong, BjQen. [dugan]
d^a=dile; +<i^aglaB=+dilegian
dybta m. festering matter, fiHh, mucue, Lcd.
dylatlht mucous, Lod 26a.
dynn*, dTii-=dim-, din-; ±d9n=dyiie
dynega f . dung, ntanure, littsr : numured land.
fallow land, OEG. [dnng]
iyno m. 'din,* noise, StuJSoL
+d3nigaik (AO), dyngian (WW) to 'dung.*
dyslaii to make a *din,* sound, resomnd, JB;
M : streamr ANSI 18-385.
dfBlga L a plant, Lod 113b. [don]
^puk, dynnan = dyne, dyman
<^t m. *dint,* blow, stroke, bruise, stripe,
JnLiCPithud.
d|p=dSop
d^pan I. to 'dip* : baptize, MtB{e) : (+)
aiioiiilEFal4Q^. IL to moie ^rcoler, LL.
dfpasdSop
dypla double, A8-334»
dyppaa (e, i) to 'dip,* immerse, Lod^k :
baptise, MtB.
DYRE
81
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dyre ds. of dura.
il^eadj.=diere
+dyre n. door-post, M.
±dyrlan to afflict, injure : imperil, endanger.
T. £839-342. [deoifan]
dyrflng f 7 * actio,' GPH396.
dyrfV prea. 3 Bg. of deorfan.
dyrii-=diem-, dem-
dyrneforlegen aduUenma, LL(144^).
dyrneflrellgre L (ie, e) n. aduUery, AO,CP.
II. m. fomicaior, DR 107*.
dyrngewrit d. apocryphal book, WW347''.
d yrnh flmende (i) fomieaHng, advUeroua,
WW383**.
dyrnllee eeereUy, Lod3*424*>.
dyrnUegan* to fornicate,
dyrnmaga m. president at mysteries, GPH
397.
dyrnungm = deamunga ; dyrodlne« derodine
d^m=dierra; dyrrev. *diirran.
+dynlan to praise, glorify, hM'dear, priUf
Ji7d30O. [diere]
+d]TSt L triitUaiion, HbllIOS.
dynt«=dor8te pret. 3 sg. ci ^dnrran.
+dyT8t6lltoo = dyrttiglioe
±dyntlg venturesome, presumptuous, daring,
Md, GP, adv. -lioe. [*diirran]
+dyntlgtan to dare, presume, BH4a8^.
^dyrattgnes f. boldness, insolence, daring,
presumption, arrogance, rashness, M,CP.
dyntfjogpanne = hyrstingpanne
±dyntlAcaii to presume, dare, M.
+dynt]Aouiig 1 courage, boldness, GD71^.
dyrstnes = dyrstignes
dyru da., dymm dp. of doro.
dyr-wiiiifey -w7rt$e=d5orwiert$e
dys- = dis- ; dyieg^dyaig, dyag-
d78eile(iB)=dyBlio
dysglan to act foolishly, make mistakes. Bo;
M : blaspheme, O,
dyBgung £. foUy, madness, Loi>63b.
dyilan = dysgian
. dyslg (e, i) I, foolish, ignorant, stupid, Bl,Mt ;
M,CP. [* dizzy'] U.tl foolishness, error,
AO,CP. III. m. fool, VPs9\:
dyslgan = dyssian
dyBlgddm m. joUy, ignorance,
dygigDM f. foUy, madness, blasphemy, BE;
M,kO. [Uitsiiness']
dysfgu^dysigll.
dyallo focUsh, siUy, stupid, M,CP, adv.
-fioeu
df stig dusty, WW517». [dizft]
dyttan to shut to, close, stop.
dyt( f. fuel, tinder, 0E02«*; op. IGSSn.
d^t^-hoinar, -homer = dutShamor
Sdfl. of ga.
to I. f. (ustL inded. in eg., but with ood. ga.
toa; dB.ie,^,&,6te; nap. §a, San ; gp. Sa;
dp. §a(a)m, ean) water, stream, river, Chr,
O. H.
Ps;M,AO. [*ea'; GoOi. ahwa] II. in
terj. V, dala.
toe I. adv. also, and, Ukewise, moreover, M,
AO,CP. ge...g^^ayoboth...andalso. nS...
n§ Sac. . . neither. . .nor even. . .. dao awa, eac
awiloe also, Ukewise, moreover, as if. Sao
gelioe likewise. Sao hwadSre however, never-
theless. Sao t^on besides. II. prep. w. d.
together with, in addition to, besides. [Oer.
aaoh]
to4Mi m. tMition, increase, reinforcement,
advarUage, profit, usury, excess, Chr;M,
AO,CP. to Saoan (w. d.) in addition to,
besides, moreover. Bo. [* eke *]
•Aoan=iecan
tocen increased, augmented : richly endowed,
strong, great, vast, vigorous : pregnant.
taoonersBnig huge, B2280.
fooent f. ufaUr-cress, Loi>35b. [Sa]
todan to increase, CP.
±tofl n1an to add, increase, be enlarged : be*
come pregnant, conceive, bring forth, M,CP.
tocnlendUo adj. to 66 increased, OEG1078.
± toonung f. increase, Gl : conception, bring-
ing forth, M.
todf n. riches, prosperity, good fortune,
happiness.
•ad-=ed-
Sadent (pp. of *Sadan) granted.
eadMasadeaa
Sadftumafm. giver of prosperity.
Sadga wk. form of Sadig.
todgian = Sadigan
Sadglefaf m. giver of prosperity.
Sadglefuf 1 gift of prosperity.
todhrSVlgf nappy, Messed, triumphant.
SadIg wealthy, prosperous, Cr '.fortunate,
happy, blessed, perfect, Ou,VFs;M,CP.
Veadi*-\
±%sud^[taktocountfortunate,callblessed,BL:
enrich, make happy.
todlgUo prosperous, rich, happy, blessed.
adv. -Hoe.
todlgn« 1 happiness, prosperity, M.
eadltont=4edlSan
Sadlufu f. blessed love, Jul 104.
todmid, Sadmddr=<Sa9m6d
tadmStto =Sa)5metta
Sadnea t inner peace, ease, joy, prosperity.
Bun : gentleness. I* sadness'; SaS]
Sadoooe f. water-lily.
eadOFs (1) geador, (2) eodor
Sadorgeard m. indosure of veins, body? (GK)
An 1183 (or Tealdor-).
eaduae (A 10- 143*^) = adeea
todwdaj m. prosperity, riches, happiness.
to ▼. Sa. MB- = ea- ; eatera = eaf ora
toflsof m. river-fish.
ealor I. mn? the obligation due from a tenant
to the king to convey goods and messengers?
(BT),Ct. II. (•) draught-horse, v. LL2-57.
III. =eofor, eaf or- =:eofor-
eaforat m. posterity, son, child; successor,
heir. [op. Ooih. afar]
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EAFOB 82 EALDORDOM
MfoVt n- power ^ tdrtngOi^ might aald (a) oomp. ieldra, jldra; sup. ieldost,
eatra=eafora; eaftrm^nfterra yldest *oU/ aged, ancieni, atUiqne^ JB^B^
%BgmV9^ (tk*) m, apple of the eye, eyebalL CP ;A0 : experienced, tried : honoured,
iagbrSw m. effelid, Lai 1-352. [*eye6ree'] emij^enl, great. 5a ieldstan men the chief
tagduru L totiuiow, MH. men.
tage (S) n. *effe,* QJLcd; AO,CP : aperture, ealda m. old man, RHy6* : the Devil,
hole, Lk. Mldbacen siaU, LL(300").
tagfce m. eye-ache, LcD. oftld-efW (AO), -cfiSSvL f. old home, former
gagflteh m. albugo, a white spot in the eye, dweUing-place : old ac^intance, M.
WW. ealddagM mp. former times, AO.
taggebyrd i nature of the eye? Ph301. ealddfim zo. age, AO.
taggemearo (eah>) n. limit of view, horizon, ealde =ielde
DD148. ealdetSBder m. grandf other.
tagtaftng (Sah-, eh-) m. eye-socket, pupH, M. eaMemddor f. grandmother.
taghVyrl = SagtSyrel ealder = ealdor
«ai^yU XDL e^brow, WW415'*. ealdfaBder m. forefaiher, M. ^ eUfaHkar'^
taghyrne (heah-) m. comtr of the eye, WW ealdfSond (i)t m. old foe, hereditary foe, the
166". devU.
tagmlst (Sah-) m. dimness of the eyes, Lod ealdgeeyndf n. original nature.
11a. ealdgefi m. ancient foe, AO US'*,
tegor^s^or ; Mgosplnd = hagospind oftldgef ira m. oid comrade, AO 152**.
tagBeaU I. * eye-salve,* WW. aaldgentot m. old comrade. Ma 310.
tagstoung f. disease of the eye, cataract, ealdgenlVlat m. old foe, Satan.
WW414». ealdgeiiht (a^) n. ancient right, Ct.
tagsf ne visible to the eye. adv. -aynes, M. aaldgesegen t ancient tradition, B869.
tagVyrel n. eye-hole, window, BE. [*eye» ealdgadVf ni- old comrade,
thurV] ealdgettrten n. ancient treasure, AO.
tag-w8drc, -wyro, -wneo m. pain of tike eyes, ealdgewooret n- old-sianding work, the world.
Lod. ealdgewlnn n. old-time conflict, B 1781.
tagwund f. VHmnd in the eye, LL20[47]. ealdgewlnna m. old enemy, B 1776.
tagwyrt f. eye-wort, eye-bright, LoD. ealdgewyrhtf n. fonner deeds : deserts of
tall- = eag-, ea- former deeds f trciditional usage? B 2657.
aabt (a, e, e) i assembly, council, e. beaittaii ealdhottende mp. old foes, Jm>321.
to hold a council : esteem, estimation, esti- ealdhlftford m. hereditary lord, AO,CP.
mated value. ealdtaifVar? n. an old ox.
teht=sht ±ealdlaii (a) to grow old, Jn;M. Veld,*
eahto (a, », e) ' eight, ' B,Chr ; CP. * oM *]
eahtafeald eightfM, M. ealdland a. land which has been long untilledf
eahtatayrnede eight-corjured, M2'4W**. (BT), ancestral property f (Earle), £C327^.
eahtant I* to persecute, pursue. II. to ealdlandr»deii f. estaJblished law of landed
estimate, appreciate. property, LL448[4,6] (or 7 two words, BT).
eahtanlhte eight day's old {moon). ealdUe old, venerable, M.
eahtatMlfa 'eighteenth,* AO. ealdnes f. old age, ^. ['eldness,* *oldness*}
eahta-ttene, -tyne * eighteen,* Lk (eht-)« ealdor (a) I. m. elder, parent, BH,Oen. pL
eahtatlg eighty, AO. ancestors : civil or religious authority, ch%ef,
•ahtawlntre of eight years old, M. leader, master, lord, prince, king, M : source :
eahtendm.iierMcutor, PPsllS^. primitive, ^Gil. [eald; 'alder*] II.n(f?)
eahttetta = (1 ) eahtateoSa, (2) eahtot$a (f) life, vital part : (t) age, old age : eternity,
eahtere m. appraiser, censor, Lod. on ealdre td ealdre for ever, alunys. awa
eahteVa ( AO) = eahtoSa td ealdre, to widan ealdre /or ever and ever,
±eatatlan (m, e) to estimate, esteem, CP : con- [Oer. alter]
suit about, consider, deliberate : watch over, ealdorapostol (a) m. chief apostle, BH314'.
M : speak of with praise. [Ger. achten] ealdorbana (a^) m. life-destroyer. Gen 1033.
+Mhtlendlic estimable. ealdorbealuf n. life-bale, dea&.
tehtnes = ehtneH ealdorblsoop m. Oiief bishop, archbishop, ^ i
aahtolSa * eighth, * Men ; Chr. high-priest, M.
±aalitung f. estimation, valuation, CP : ealdor-bold, -botl n. palace, mansion, BH.
deliberation, counsel. ealdorburg f . metropolis.
0ali=^eaU, eel; ealai=(eala aaldoroearu (a^) f. great sorrow, B006.
teUinterj. a2a«/oA/2o/^,AO,CP. [Sail.] ealdoideegt m. (2ay o/ {t/e.
fottd f. watery vxty, Ah441. . ealdordima (a^) fm. chief judge, prince,
taland n. island, Chb. ealdordeofol m. chief of the devils, NC282.
ealaV v. ealu. ealdorddm m. power, lordship, rule, donU-
eaIbeorht=eaUbeorht; talc=»lo nion, authority, magistracy, PPs; M,AO,
EALDORDOMLIC 83 EALU
GP : supericriiif^ preeminence : beginning f men, jS, II. adv. fyXiy, wholly, enHrelp,
Jtti. 190. [* alderdom '] quite, Cr,QD,Oen, e. swa qrUU as, juet as.
MldonUNnHo * principalis, ' EPs. e. 8w& miole swa as much as. mid e., mid
aaldordomaelpe? m. office of alderman, Chb eallam aUogeiher, entirely, ealra s^ii^ost
983o. espedaUy, most of aU. ealne weg (alao
•aldorduguSf 1 nobUiiy, flower of the oontr. ealneg) cUways. oier e. (neat.)
chiefs. everywhere, into oU parts. IIL n. oil,
Mddorfrto (a^) m. lord, chief. Da 46. everything.
•aldoTKMtfd m. enclosure of life, body. An ealla=ge^]a
1183? (or? eador-) wmmuht^ aU-bright, resplendent.
eftldorgedUf n. dea^ eallbyrnende burning all over, M.
•aldorgeieMft f . staU of life, Bd 40». eaUeraBMi;! («!-) aU powerhU.
oaldorg«wliiiiat m. deadly enemy. oalldiyge compl^y dry, M.
eaktorlang life-long, eternal, tCmi937A. eallonoten m. season of Lent, RB60*.
ealdorltat L Ufeless, dead, B15. II. de- Mdlengaseallunga
prived of parents, orphaned : without a chief. miIIqs, ealle adv. (g. of eall) entirely, wholly,
aaMorlaguf f . destiny : death. fully, quite, e. for 8wi6e aUogeiher, utterly.
ealdorUe 'prindpaUs* chief, princely, excel' eaUgeltaflle universally believed, catholic.
lent : authentic, adv. -lioe. eaUgdd aU-good, M.
ealdorllonM f. authority, CP. Mdlgrinef all-green, green
•aldormanii (o*) [v. IX.2'369] m. ^alder- eaUgyiden all-golden, CP (ael-).
man,* ruler, prince, chief, nobleman of the nallhing aU-holy, PP8l31^
highest rank, high civil or religious qmcer, Mdlliivlt entirely of white, Ct.
chief officer of a shire, Chr; MJkO,CF : as ealllo universal, catholic.
trans, of foreign titles, JnL,Mt. ealUnga = eallnnga
ealdornerut i life*s preservation, safety, eaUlren «n<ifeZyr>/ iron, B 2338.
refuge. eallblg all-icy, very cold,
•aMorsioerd m. high priest. aaUnuogent n. utmost effort
aaldondpe m. seniority, headship, supreme aaUmAst (al-, nh) adv. nearly aU, * almost,*
acy, sovereignty, M. for the most part, JB,Chr.
ealdorstol m. throne, Rdi23. aaUmltat f. omnipotence, PPs 135".
aaldorSegnt m. chief attendant, retainer, die- eallmlhtig = solmihtig
tinguished courtier, chieftain. eallnaood entirdy naked, GBir871.
ealdorwlta (a^) m. chief, Gsn 1237. eallneg = ealneg
•aldoK (ald-aht, -ot) vessel, Ql. eallnlwe quite new, M.
eaMrlht n. old right. aallnunge = eallnnga
Eald-8eaxe -Seaxan mp. Old-Saxons, Con- ealloflrung L holocaust, WW 130" (eal-).
tinenial Saxons, AO. eaUreord = db«ord
ealdspeU n. old saying, old story. eaUrthte adv. jtist, exactly, BB 131".
ealdsprAc f. proverb, by-word, PPs 43". •allseotoen entirely made of silk, Gl.
99^ungt process of growing old, age, MfAO, eaUswh just as, even as, *as,* as if, so a#,
ealdar>=$ealdor likewise, AS,Mt.
ealdwirig ? accursed from old times. Ex 60. eallswllc just such, M.
aaldwlf n. old woman, M. ealltela adv. quite well, Gbk1906.
ealdwita m. venerable man, priest, sage : eaUunga ady. aUogeVier, entirely, utterly,
Pharisee. quite, indeed, M,Mi ; GP. [' aUinge ']
aaldwrttera m. writer on ancient history, ealiwealdat I* aU-ruling, almighty, II. m.
OEG5449. Qod, the Almighty.
tales V. ealh. eaUwealdend m. ruler of all, M.
eallWa m. pack-horse? A4-147'^ (v. NG etJlwetddexiAe * all-wielding,^ all ruling, ^.
282, 342). eaUwlhtat fp. all creatures.
aalfelat very much. eaUwrlten adj. holograph, WW463*".
ealfelo bal^^ dire. Axil I («lf8Ble),RD24*. eallwundor n. marvel. Ex 678.
^aigttiio^ aU ready, prepared. ealm-=eallm-; ealiiillitlg=8dlmihtig
±ea!tg^n to protect, defend, M. ealneg (AO,GP), ealneweg, ealnuweg, eal-
e algod webb n. * holosericus,* aU-silk doth, nig, eaining(a) always, quite, perpetually.
\^n^395". ealniuiga= eallnnga; ealop={eala
aalgodwebbon aU-eilk, WW. ealolllrung f. holocausl, WW 130^*.
aalh (a)t m., gs. dales temple. ealogeweoro n. brewing, A0222^
ealbstadet m. temple. taIond=ealand; eaiM (AO) v. ealu.
tallfer f. liver-wortf Led. [^eOeber'f] eUowosa m. dU-tippter, Wy49.
tanSend m. seafaring man. An 261. ^^ifA^if f. * ambrosia,* an aromatic plant.
ean I. adj. (has no weak form) *aU,* every, eal8wft=eallBwa; ealttowesflBltiewe
entire, whale, universal, ^,Chr,Mt. pL all ealu (ealo) m? n? gds. ealoV (AO), eaUS;
6—2
EALUBENO 84 EARGUC
f?:
J. ealeSa 'oJe,* beer^ Led;M. [v. A eudwunung f. dwelling in one*9 aum
S7-496] country, W120».
Mlubenot <• *a<e-6eficA/ £. iare n. 'ear.' j|fl^,FP«;i9S,CP. [Gcih.
Mlueljte m. beer-ceUar, 0£G4^. ansd]
ealutot a. aU-vat, Urn 53b. tarwie Aamn^ a handle, WW122**.
Mlugafol n. tas arirHmUpaid in ah, LL448. iartflnger m. UtUe finger, WW.
Mlugtl drunk wiih ale, Gxn2408. i«rel4^rlea=Sarlipriba
MUvgUoM ^' drunkenness, NC282. aareiMlel (eo) m dayspring, daum, ray of
MluhQi (a*) n. alehouse, LL228[1,2]. light
Mlumalt (alo- ) n. malt for brewing, Lod 167a. eartaV- = earf oV-
Mlufoerwen L biUer drink? (BT), (ah- aarfe 17 tare. [L, ervnm]
spiUing), mortal panic? (Earle), B770. earf ad- = (1) eaifoS- ; (2) yrfe-
Mluaoop m. etn^wr in dUkouses, LL: eart«f9^:^6arfot$
•aluwAf at n. ale-fiagon, aU-can. tarflttf «r » Sarefiiwer ; aarlod- = earfoS-
Mlw-=eaUw-; aam (VP8)=eom (▼. wesan) aartoV L n. hardship, labour, trouble, diffi-
tem L m. uncle hua, materoal; paternal culty, suffering, torment, torture, AO.CF.
imole=£a»dera),AO. ['erne'; (Ter. oheim] {Oer. arbeit] II. adj. hard, difficuU,
II. dp. of 6a. troublesome, JBJSo. ['arveth*]
+teii yeaning, M. aartoiSolarra (atS-) hard to conv^ MH US'*.
Etonian to bring forth young {wsa. lambs), aarfoKowlda m. hard or dark saying, i£.
Ps 7VK [* ean ^] aarfoVoynn n. depraved race, PPs 77^.
«a6t«r m. nver-bank, Mn 19» aarf<^M«da diffl^ CP 147".
aapal, aapl = sppel ; aappul- = «ppel- aarfOMsff m. day of tribulation.
aar *occa,' harrow? OEG2359 (y. A36*72). aarIo«a I. (^,GP)=6aiio8. IL adv. with
9itiil.lL* ear* {of com), lit; AO. ILf ul difficulty,
wave, sea, ocean, IILf m. eorf^ : name of aarfoVtfea difficuU to pass through, AS 44*.
tke rune for9a^ IV. = fir. V. = fiare aarf oVf^da hard to find, M. [op. SaVfynde]
teraou f. rt'oer bed, KC6-122U. aarfoitniAwe difficult to be seen.
aaran- = earon ; aarb- = earf > aarfoffiiwll f . hard time, Skav3.
tarUad {S^) n. stalk, blade {of com), straw, aartoVhylda evil-disposed, obstinate, lER
aare, earce (a, m, e) f. chest, coffer, Bd : 1*400^.
'ark,' Mt,Ps; CP. [L.] ^aarftftttaii to troubU, Ps.
iaroUbiisand m. litOe finger, WW 266^ aarloVlAre hard to teach, GD 1 10^.
aarenaiistftn = eonnanstan aartoftnAta hard to discharge, WW 1 13**.
9smQtnt*parotis,* a tumour near the ears, aarloimo difficult, full of hardship, jE,
WW113». ['arveaaieh\ adv. -lioe with difficuUy,
aard m. naitive place, country, region, dweU- painfulhf, retuetantly, hardly, searcely, Mt.
ing-place, estate, cultivated ground, B; M, [*arre<AacAe*]
AO,CP : earth, land : condition, faU, ^Hy. aarfoVUonaa (iS:)=earfot$ne8
Verd*] aarfotfinaBOft °^- *^^f^'
aardbeganga m. inhahitani, LPs. aartoVnea £. difficulty, hardship, trouble,
aardbagangnaa i habitaiion, BLPs. affiietion, pain, misfortune, JS, [^arveth-
aard<;yV0o f. M acquaintance (eald-7). '^^^'3
aaidaawnaaoa (LPs 118>*) =eardwTeooa aartolfiraoea hard to relate, W22^«.
aaidfsast eettleei, abiding, AO. aarfMfrfbta hard to correct, NC283.
aardgaardf m. P^^x^ of habitation, world. wMMmt hard to enumerate.
aardgytuf f. gift from one's native flace. aarftitteAUg unhappy, unfortunate, Cra8.
±eaiJt^kiLntr.ajidmte. to inhabit, d%oeU,abide, aarf<rtSal6t m. troublesome journey : mia-
live, AOJB ; M,CB. [* erde *] fortune.
aardiand m. dweller, GD. aarti^VtAena difficult to be shown, Mbt2(H*^
aardiandllD habitable, BH36d>*. aarf<yV«rig f. sorrowful Hme, B283.
aardiand n. native land, PPs 134^*. aarfoiVwyMa hard to subdue, Lod 3-436".
aardlufa 1 dear home? B693. aarg (earh) slothful, sluggish. On : cowardly,
aardrloa n. habitaiion, Gu826. BH; AO : craven, vile, wretched, useless,
aaidstapa m. toaiulerer, Wa6. MtL. Vargh'; Qer. arg] adv. eaige.
aardstada m. habitation, Ph196. aargiat=eanag6at
dbaardung f. dweOing-abode, tabernacle. iargablandt n. tiiooe-62eiMl, surge.
aardungburg i city of habitation. i aigas paaa m. whisperer, privy councillor,
•Kt^unghVa XL tabernacle, habitation. WW 351*. [— spreoa]
aardungstdw L habitation, dwelUng-plaee, aargCvut f. eaoioer of orroiot.
tabernacle, CP. ±aaiglan (i, y) to shun, fear, turn coward,
aaidwaan m. ionJ-ramparf, bulwark, B 1224? JS : ferrt^.
aardwlot n. dtpeiltii^. aaigila sMhful, shameful, bad, M, adr.
aardwraaaa m. exUe, LL51n5. -lioe.
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ear^M (arog-) f. liceniicu&ness, MkB8*.
iaiiniiid m. bottom of the sea^ Ab40.
eargaoipe m. idUneas, cowardice : prcfiigacy.
earh I. f . * arrow, ' LL ; An. IL^earg
tarhrlng m. * ear-ring,* JB.
iariso (So) f. rush, reed, flag. [Sa]
%kM m. water-etream, Cfp TH20 *.
SarlflBppa m. external ear, WW.
iarllpflBa m. flap of the ear, extern al ear , NQ.
%ulooam.lockofhairovertheear,WWl6^.
eaim (a) I. m. *arm* (of the body, sea, etc.),
AOJAL : foreleg, M : power, Jn, II. poor,
wrdehed, piiifM, deetOiute, nUeerable, Mk;
M,CP. [*arm*; Ger, arm]
eann-biag, -beah m. braceUL
eannoaarigt f^ of eorrowe,
aanne ady. mMerably, badly.
oaimella m. ideeve, BBlSd**.
eannful wretched, misera ble, Lo p3'44(y.
•aimgeglrela m. bracelet, WW386^.
•aimliaort hwmbU, poor in spirit, GP209' :
temd/er'hearted, merdfid,
eannlirtad 1 arm-ornament, B1194.
aaimlan to pity, commiserate.
aaimliig m. poor wretch, M. [*cirm«fi^*]
eaimUe miserable, pitiable, mean. Met. adv.
-fioe. [*arm«d^(e)'1
•annaoanea m. arm-bone, LL82[65].
eannsoa^paii wretched, unfortunate, miser-
able.
earmallla f. sleeve, BBL93*.
eannatoo m? sleeve, IM 128"». ^^
aamurtrans strong of arm, muscular, WW
168'.
aannawlV «<r(m^ of arm, muscular, WW486"*.
aannKu f. misery, poverty. Bo. [*amUhe*^
earn I. m. eo^fe, El,Mt;M. [*eme']
11.= em. III. = am (y. ieman)
eaman (yP8)=eman
earncynn n. eagle tribe.
earn-giap (y. AB 19-164), -gSat, -gSot f.
vuthare, Gl.
d:eariilaii (a) (w. g. a.) to *eam,* merit, win :
labour for, Bo,Ou.
•amingland n. land earned or made freehold
(-rbaoland; BT), Ct.
•amang f . merit, reward, consideration, pay,
M : labour.
earo=gearo
earon (VPs)=8mdon pree. 3 pL of eom
(y. wesan).
8aroii=ffearam dp. of sSar.
earp dari, dusky, Kd4^. [0^. jarpr]
eaq»sheaipa
terplsatt m. box or blow an the ear, M.
dbtarplflBttan to box the ears, M.
iar-prten, -ring m. ear-ring, M.
aaire (N)=ierre
ean (») m. posterior, fundament, buttocks,
JB. i*arse']
aar-Mripel» -aGiypel (eo^, y*) m. UtOe finger,
Ql.
flaraaalf f . ear-salve. L op.
aanandu np. buttocks, WW.
aaragang (an-) m. privy : excrement : 'anus. *
taralage m. a blow that strikes off an ear^
IiL20[46].
aaiBllng backwards, Ps. [*arselings*]
aard^T m? buttocks, breech, M. p&ra]
aanode *tergosus,* WW. parsed']
tamlnl f . ear-ring, Gl.
earaVerl n. 'anus,* WW160^.
aart 2 Bg. of eom pree. of weaan.
aaiK I.»=^yr9. II. = eart
§ar9an=:£r ttem (y. fir U.)
aail^e (N)=eort$e
fcttttyr el n. 'fistula, arteria,* ear-passage f
(BT), WW238" [or=ear8-«yTel, -tSerlT]
aaru=:geara; earun(yP8)= earon
CarwsBTO n. ear-ache, Lod 14b.
larwloga m. 'earwig,* Lcd,WW.
aarwunga/or ndhing, gratuitously : without
a cause.
iaay. ea.
aaae 'ca uoale ,* an umbelliferous plant, wHd
carrotf WW2021.
iaapilng = fiapryng
taat I. adj. comp. east(er)ra, anp. SastmeBty
eaatemeat east, easterly. II. ady. east-
wards, in an easterly direction, in (he east,
BH, Met ;A0. ['east*]
•aatSBV n. river-bank, sea-shore. Ma 63.
tastan, eaatane from the east, easterly, AO,
['eaH*]
tastaniunltanyyom the north-east, WW.
CaatannorVanwlnd m. north-east wind, WW
364».
^tmlvuMtknfrom (he south-east, WW 3 *.
tastanslkSanwlnd m. south-east wind, WW
144*.
iastanwlnd (e*) m. 'east wind,* WW 143^.
tastcyiiliig m. etutem king, A0148**.
tastdAl m. eastern quarter, the East, AO.
taata f . the EasL
testemeat (AO) y. Sast.
taatanda m. east-end, east quarter, AO.
ta8t6ne=Sa8tcme
Eastengla mpL the East-Anglians : East
Anglia.
Casterftfen m. Easter-eve, BH.
testerteg m. Easter-day, Easter Sunday,
day of ^ Passover, M. on dVran Eaater-
dsge on Easter Monday, Chb1063o.
Castarfeeaten n. Easter-fast, Lent.
•aatarf eorm f . feast of Easter, LL.
CastarfrfolidflBg m. (he feast day of (he
Passover, Jnl3^
fiaatargewuna m. Easter custom, ^L23b*'*.
teatarllo belonging to Easter, Paschal, Lk.
['Easterly*]
teatennAnaV m. Ecuter-month, April.
iastarna east, 'eastern,* oriental, Oen, WW;
iaaternlht f. Easter-eve, Hsll15; MPl'611.
Sastarray. Saat.
fiaatarsannandaBg (tor) m. Easter Sunday.
taataraymbal (tro) n. Passover.
taatarOd f . Easter-Ude, Paschal season, M,
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iMtMrwueu f . RatUr-wuk,
iMt«9=testae9
iasteweard (e*) ecui, ^tastwmrd^* Mt
€Mtfo]A n. eastern noHon, WW396<*.
tartgineoK m. eutem ooeaii, AO 132*.
iastf emAre n. eeutem confines, AO 132*.
iMttiaaU f. east side, Ghb894a.
taftland n. the Bast, M : Esihonia, AO.
[^easOand*-}
JMthmg <o <Ae east, eastwards, extending
east, Ghs893a.
tasUtede mp. Orieniais, BH.
iastmest ▼. dasi.
iMtnorS fU)rlA-«Mter{y, AO.
tastnoiKerne north-east.
iMlnorVwlnd m. north-east wind, Ol.
•Mtor»=Sa8ter-
iastportto n. eastern porch, M.
iMtn Y. east.
iMtre (lum. in pL eastnm, -an.; gs. -ee in N.)
f. 'Easter,' BH,WW : Passover, Bl,Mk i
spring.
tastrtam m. stream, river. Da 385.
+ta8trUn to elapse [during Baster), W208**.
flMtiteo n. eastern kingdom, eastern country,
empire : the east, M,AO : East Anglia.
CMtilhte dxie east, eastwards, AO 17^« (y).
iMtrilites (Sat-) due east.
iMtro, eastni = eastxe ; tastro- = Saster-
iastrodor m. eastern part of the sky, PPs
102".
Castron dp. of &Mt6r.
iastsA f . east sea,
East-8eazan, -Seaxe mpL East-Saxons,
peopie of Essex : Essex.
iMtBt8B9 n. east bank of a stream, Gt.
iastsM south-eastwards, AO. be SastauSan
to the south-easL
CastBttMAl m. south-east part, BH264M.
9mBtB0SUng from east to souths A022".
taatSiod f. an eastern people,
tast-weard, -werd east, 'eastward,* Ct,Mt,
tastweardes eastwards, M.
tastwagt m. pa;(h in or from the east.
aata (N) =eta imperat. of eian.
•atan=etan; 6atol=atol
telf («,y) = (l)Sa»e, (2)ie«
iaK-bede, -bSne easy to be entreated, Pa.
iatn>e-irtai6, -gftte easy to get.
feVbylgnes f. irritability, NC288.
feVbyUg (j\ e*) eastty irritated, W253u.
MSonfiwe easy to recognise, MGb. HI*.
iaMAde (y) easy to do.
iaffe (8, eo) I. easy, smooth, agreeable, kindly.
11. adv. easity, lighOy, soon, JRJ^O,CB :
willingly, Readily, M. e. msg perhaps,
lesL III. n. an easy thing.
iaKeUo easy, possible, Mt : insignificant,
scanty, slight, BH(&);M. Veathly*] adv.
-Uoe {Lk).
iaKeUeaea (etS.) f. easiness, WW400*.
te^ire easy for travelling over, WW 146*.
iatttynde (e, y)t easy to find.
•sOgmn (S8-) easily pleased, WW218*.
^aUfgmflM (e^, y^, S')t easUv seen, visible.
iaV-^Me, -gSate easy to obtain, prepared^
ready, M.
feVhrMg = 6adhr&6ig
iaVhylde contented, satisfied, RB.
felf-lAea (ir*), -Ueone easy to cure.
teffiAre (ead-) capable of being taught, in-
structed.
±ialhnMan, -median to humble, humble one'
self, prostraJte oneself, adore.
M&nMe = (l) SatSmdd, (2) eaSmMn
tethnMOtea {josA-) humbly.
ialteaidu, •medo(CHB) f . genHeness, humUity,
Ps : obedience, submission, reverence : good-
will, kindness, affability. [*edmede*]
ia'VinUum hunwiy, kindly.
iatfanelte = SaSmylte
totf-mSttu, -metto np. humility, weakness,
imj)otency, CP.
iaIS-mod (CP), -mSde humble^minded, gentle,
obedient, Ps : benevolent, friendly, affection-
ate, gracious. l*edmede*]
^ialfimddUui to humble or submit oneself,
obey : (+) condescend : (+) adore, worship.
«a9modlg^=^ea9mdd
taVmddllo humble, respectful, CP. adv.
humbly, meekly, CP : Jnnaly.
ta!0m6dnas f. humility, meekness, eon-
descension. Bo (ead-). [* edmodness*]
iaVmylta easily digesied, Lod.
foVnee f . easiness, lightness, fddUty, ease :
oenileness.
iaMMe (StS) easy to guess, ES 36-326.
ialTwylte (etS-) easily turned, 0EG1151.
team dp. of 5a.
tew = (l)ea; (2)eowV.; (3) &(w).
tewan=iewan
tewdnes f. 'ostensio,* disclosure, LL412[3].
tewenga (AO)=eawanga
tew68e-=9awiBO- ; fowtest^=^wfaBflt
tewlan=iewan
tewteoUe manifest, open. adv. -Uoe.
fowlsflrlna = fiwiacfirina
tewUl=Sala; tewu=Sowa
tewunga (CP,^), Sawonge (LQ) adv.
openly, plainly, pubUdy. [lewan]
tawyrt f . river-wort, burdock, Lod.
aaz (») I. f. axis, axle, axle-tree. IL=»C8
aazelgeapann n. place where the two beams
of a cross intersect. Rood 9.
aail, eaxel f . shoulder, /&.
•azleUK m. scapular, M.
aazle=eazl
aazlgaataallat m. shoulder-companion, com-
rade, counsellor : competitorf (BT).
eb- = ef •, eof - ; Mh = seb-
abba (as) m. *ebb\ low tide. Ma.
±ebbian to* ebb,* Gen.
ebblnd rebind) 'tenaeitas ventris,* Ln33*.
[ON. abbendi]
ebol-(K)=yfel-
Ebrilse (e, i) Jffe6mr, ^/n. VHebreish*]
te=teo
SCA 87 EDWITAN
iea wk. m. form of See adj. edlung=edgeoiig
taamlM=:aoambe; tean^ieoan ±edlfioan to repeat, renew, ML.
teeeUe = SoeUo edUtoung f . repetition, LL(416^).
•ee (e) m. * ache,* pain, BE, Led; M, [aoan] edlAht pp. of edlecaiL
See perpetual, eternal, everlasting, OET, VPs ; edtes- = edles-
M,C2. Bdy.etemaOy, ever, evermore, [*eche*] +6dl8B8tan to repeat, ANS84'6.
9t94{Bd)miL acid, vinegar, M, [L. aodtum] edlten il reward, retribution, recompense,
eeeddreno m. add drink, Lcd. requital. Bo; M,CP. ['edlen*]
eeedtait n. vinegar-vessel, Gl. dbodltanlan to reward, recompense,
teelle eternal, everlasting, adv. -Koe VPs. ±edlteDlend m. rewarder.
i^echUche*] ±edltanuiig f. recompense, remuneration^
•oeii=5aoen; 6eer=8Boer retribution, Ql.
9e«re fds. of See adj. edlte- = edlSc-
9eg f . ^edge, * point, B,Lk ; M,CP ; Mdf : ( t) ± edlesende reciprocal, relative, MQvl.
weapon, sword, battle-axe, B. edlesendllo relative, redprocaL adv. -lice,
•ogan to sharpen : harrow, Cp. [*edge*] edlMung (»^ y*) i rekOion, relating, MGtl
•eKbanat m. slayer with the sword, murderer, edmAle (e) n. rdigious festival, WW 45*.
eoKheard hard of edge. An 1 183. edmUtld f . festival time, TG 168».
•egheiat m. sword-hatred, war. Mmod = Saomod ; edniow- = edniw-
eegUst mf. sword^s edge, edidwan adv. anew, a/gain,
eegplega m. baliUe, Jxn>246. ednlwo I. renewed, new, M, II. adv. anew^
•ogifiraou f . hot c<m<e< <, B5 96. again, M.
aeguig f. harrowing, WW 104^. ±ediilwlaii (eo) to renew, restore, reform, M.
•egw»l n. sword-slaughter. Gen 2089. ednlwlgend m. restorer, A 11*115*.
Sdlm- (M) = fioelm- odnlwlnga (eo*) anew, again,
eettnga (*=ec^I-) on the edge, IM. ±MliiIwung f. renewal, reparation, renova-
feneB f. etemtiy, VPs. a on ScnesBe/or ever tion, M,CP,
and ever, l*eeheness*] 9do (NG)=Sowde; edor^eodor
iere df 8. of eoe. Mr- (A)=fidr-; •dree^edroc
•esdV, fiofldtnice (NG) verOy. edreooan to chew, ruminaU, WW533"*.
9d'preiRx,deDDtee repetition, turning. [=eodoroan; cp. edrocian]
M-=@atf- edrle=edroo; ediine=edryiie
+edbyrdaii to regenerate. Soul 100. edring f. refuge? Soitl 107.
adeUnei f. a becoming cool <igain, VPs 65^^ edroc m. gullet, Gl : rumination, Gl.
(oe). edrodan to ruminate.
+ede6niiaii to regenerate, create. edryne m. coming again, return, meeting,
adoennlng f. regeneration, BEPslS'.
+«lclegaii (§*) to recall, LPs 101**^. adsoeatt f. new creation, regeneration.
•delarr (e, i, y) m. return, CP. e drihtt (etsith) f. looking again, respect^
+edcucoda (ea^) m. man restored to life, M, WW43**.
edewie regeneraU, restored to life, CM 499. +ad8ta]lan to restore, A13-366^.
±edewtoiaii (cwyo-, cue-) to re-quicken, ±9dMMeXiArk to re-establish, restore, M.
revive, M. tdatsMeiilg renewed im^ength.
edewlde (et$-) m. relation, narrative, WW43. ^edstaVeUgend m. restorer, M.
adeynn-=edoeim-; edeyrr=edcieiT edstatSelung f. re-establishment, renewal, M.
ide=Sowde; eder^=^eodor ; ed66e=ed]0o ed8ta'Sol-=edBtat$el- ^^
+edtrfo]sian to re-grant by charter, "EC 197n. edIAiiguiig f . reconciliation, WW 172^.
edgeongt becoming or being young again. +6dVrftwen Wetortus, * OEG 1062.
•dglft f. resHtuHon, TC202**. UulbtSBf =e6el8t8Bf
•dgWhrung f . growing again, WW 149*^. ed-walle, -welle = edwielle
edgung = edgeong edwendan to return, RPs 77**.
edgyldan* (»ie) to remunerate, 80162". ed-wendoii,t -wend f. change, reversal, end.
adgyldend m. remunerator, Sg127^^ adwld^^edwit
•fedlilwlaii to shape, conform, reform. edwielle (a, e, i) f. eddy, vortex, whirlpool,
edhwyrfkn to return, retrace one^s steps. edwihte? something, anything, Gkn 1954.
+ edhyrtan to refresh, recruit, GPH 390. edwille = edwielle
+edlijfipol7 (+edyppol) 'reeensendus,* GPH ed-wlnde, -wind f. ^vortex,* whirlpool, Gl.
396 (v. ES38*17). edwlst f. being, substance, M : sustenance,
edliwyrtt m. change, going back {to a former food.
state of things), reverse. + edwistlan to feed, support, LPs22*.
•diac m. enclosed pasture, park, Ol,Pe ; Mdf. edwlstlio eonsting, substantive, .£Gb201*.
[▼. * eddish*] edwit n. reproach, shame, disgrace, scorn,
MaOk^nn t quail, VPs. abuse, Ps;AO,CP. V edwit*]
adlwweard m. pork-keeper, gardener, Gl. edwltan^ to reproach, VPs. [ edwite*]
EBiimruL
88
EFENSPEDIGUO
•dwlttiil diagraeeful, Qu adv. -lioe.
•dwltlftn = odwitkn
odwltm XL U/e of dishonour, B2801.
•dwltaolpe m. dugraee, shame, WaldIK
•dwIlsprAcf f • 9009%.
e d wf topr eea m. scoffer, Gn418.
•dwItstODtt m. reproof^, disgrace.
edwylm m. whirlpool of fire, Whalx73.
±6dwyrpan to amend, become heUer, recover,
revtvCm
•dwyrptnc f. recovery, £H2*26**.
+edyppolv. +edhyspol; ef«-=efen-
eten (nfen, efn, emn) I. adj. *even,* equal,
Uhe, level, AO : just, true, JB : eahn, har-
monious, equable, CP, on efen ▼. onemn.
II. adv. evetdy, M,Ps : equaUy, Bo : exactly,
just as, B,Cr : quite, fuUy, CP,Oen : namely,
Qu,MeL
ef«n- often =//. oon-.
•f6iin.=ftfen
ef enseVele eqvaOy noble.
•t^nimetan =efenmetan
•tenapoatol (e{n(e)-) m.fellouMiposae.
etenbehife (ein-) e^ua% usefta or needful,
MsTl2^
etenbeorhtt equally bright
efenblaeeop (-oop) m. coAnshop, BH112''.
•f anbUsftan to r^oice equaUy.
•fenbUVe r^oidng toUh anoUier, 1^28*.
efenboran of equal birth, LL(256**).
•fenbrid as broad as long, £S 8-477.
•tenbyrda of equal birth, ^L33*.
•taneaaatarwaran mp. fellow-dtixens, BH
62«;GD20(P.
af ancampa m. feUow-sMier, M.
afanorfsian (em-) feUow-Christian, LL.
af ancimian* to come together, agree,
af end^a equally dear, LL.
afentadlg equally biUssed, tH78*^.
afanaald contem/porary, coeval, ^,Wid.
['evenold']
afanaardiganda dweOing together, Gb237.
afanicat (ehi-) co-etemaL adv. B.
af anadwistUo consubstaniial, M,
afanShV f. ndghbourhoodf neighbouring die-
trietr Chb894a (y. BT Supp.).
afanaana (efne-) m. feUow-servani, N.
afanatan to eat as much as, Rnil**.
9>Un¥^% juti as easy, Mkt20^*^ (efn-).
afanfala (eo*) num. adj. just so many, as
many, AO (em-).
afanfrA-fran, -frian ^consolare,^ EPsl25^
afangadAlan (efn-) to share alike. Ex 95.
afangafton' to r^oice together, sympathise.
afaogalto Uke, co-equal.
af angenoa m. equa*, fellow.
afangamsDCoa (efn-) m. companion, fellow,
consort, CP.
afangamyndlg commemorative, BlIOI^
afangafplttan *eonspuere,* MkL14^.
afangM (emn-) equally good. Bo.
afanhida m. an equal in ravic, co4>idtop,GD
43".
•fenhiUg equally holy, Bl46".
af anhtatda m. fellow, comrade, NC283.
afanhaafodltng m. miue, fellow.
afanhfeh equally high. ^^
afanh§ap m. band of comrades, WW 376**.
afaDhammaaT to fetter, EPsl45^.
af anhaort concordant, harmonious.
afanhaoit(a)T -neaT concord, harmony, DR
(nine-).
afanharanaa f. praising together, CP832^.
afanharlaa to praise together, VPslia^
afaa-talMSor} n., -hltotSning t harmony,
union of sounds or voices.
afanhlaolMan to sing together, KC283.
af anbl^ (6*) equal in rank, BH.
af an-talytta, -Ueta m. sharer, partner, M.
afanl««a (d) just as easy, Mxt20^*'.
±afanUtoaii to be like : make like, match,
imitate, JB. [*evefiZeeAe'1
afanUtoand m. imitator, M.
afanUteara m. imitator, OEG1967.
:tafaiilAcattra f. female imitator.
d:afaiilAcuiig f. copying, imitation, M.
afanlang (em-) equally long : prep. (w. d.)
-lange olon^.
•fanliata f. the herb mercury. Led. [*even'
kslen*]
afanltef (em-) equally dear, AO.
afanlaomara m. fellow-disciple, OEGSa***.
d:afanllo even, equal, comparable to, of like
age, Cr. ['everUy*]. adv. -lice equally.
evenly, alike : patiently.
afanlica (efn-) m. equal, Mxt20^.
-f-afanOclan to make equal, BH372*^ : (±)
'complacere,* AV*P825*.
afannonaa f. evenness,equality,CP,Ps. (Sm-).
[*evenUness*]
afenlliig (efn-) m. consort, fellow, EP844'.
afanmAra (efn-) equally famous, MbtIO*'.
atanniflBaBaprteat m. feUow-priest, GD283*.
etanmadoma (efn-) equally worthy, MH 134*.
afanmatan' to assemble together, EP861* :
compare, VP848**.
afanmloal equaUy great
afanmld adf. middle, PPs73^*.
afanmlhtig equaUy mighty, WW.
afanmddnca with equanimity, OEG2978.
afanntah adv. emiaUy near.
afannihV =efenSn5
af annea f . equity, justice : comparison.
afan-nlht f., -nihte? n. equinox (23 Sep.).
afanrMa (emn-) equally fierce, A068*.
afanifoa equaUy powerfid, BH416*.
afanaioard m. feUow-priest, A 11*7*..
afanflira (emn-) equcMy bitterly, CP413**.
afansirglan to sorrow together with, com*
miserate, M.
afansirfuiig f. sympathy, GD180*.
afansirig adj. (w. d.) equaUy sorry {with) :
compassionate.
afansoaarp equaUy sharp, PPs83*.
afansoolara (emn-) m. feUow-pupil, AO 132^.
af anaoyldlg equaUy guilty, UL,
afansorglan (efn-) to be sorry for, GD346^.
afampMigUo consubstantial, BH.
EFENSFR^ffiC 89 EFTWYED
afenqirAe (efne-) confabviation, LkLpll^. ±«fMaii to hagUn, hurry ^ make Acwto, Su
wtengt ilUin to prepare^ make ready, execute, [of oet]
WW208**. [»*efexistatSelian] ablung f. hastening.
etentung = ef eenng aft ady. again, anew, a second time, JS, VPe ;
ef enswlSe (etn-) ^ut as much, GP. GP : then, thereupon, aftenoards, hereaf^p
tftenttam (efne-) m. conspiracy, JnLO". thereafter, Chr; M : bach, Chb : likewise,
•t^ntbiwiaiaiic consubstantiaL moreover, Mt, [*e/t*]
•fenVefn (eine-) m. feUow-seirvaml, NG. efMoeiiiied 6oni again, N.
itanVtoung f. supper, eftioeiiii(ed]i)68 f. regeneraiion, N.
•ttn-Viow, -t$6owa m. /eZZow-^ervsnt, ^,GP. eftArist (€) resurrection, NG.
•tSeowen f . feUow-servarU (female ), HL IS***. eftiriiNtn^ to rwe o^tn, VPs.
•f enlhrdwlan to compassionate, sympathise, ettbitung f. making whcle, NG.
GP (efn-), M (em-)* ttSbottn bom again, JnLR3*.
ef enVrdwung f. compassion. So. efkMt f. rMtoraftoii to heaUh, NG.
ef enVwtee ogreetn^r, GM 82. eftoamn = eftoynran
•tenunwemme eguaUy inviokUe, LL250 eftoneoreto regenerarfton, BR.
[14]. efteuman* to come back.
efenwSge f. counterpoise, Gl. •ttoymet m. return.
etenwMzan to grow together, Lod. ttuijfme/li pree. 3 sg. of eftouman.
efonwel <u weU, LL(324^). eftaynnos (— oen-) f. regeneration, NG.
•lenweorS o/ equal rank : very tMrtAy : •fteyrran to turn back, return, M.
equivalent. ^^ ettedwltan* to reprove, MtL21^.
efenw«rod np. comrades, WW 381^*. ett«r^=<«fter
efenwesende contemporaneous, co-eacistent, «ttem? evening, IUi24**.
Gb350. eftfldwan* to flow back, HGl418 ; 462.
afenwiht n. equal, fellow, associate. eftflowung f . redundance, HGl418^.
efanwiftan (emn-) *eofMcrt6er«,' EPsl40*. efttorgltnM i ^remissio,* ^reooncUiatiOp*
efonwyroend m. cooperaior, BH464'*(t8). NG,DR.
efenwyrlita (em-) m. hUow-worker, m. +eftgadilaii to repeat, GD277^.
•fenwyrt(e=6fenweoro etCgeafung f. remuneration, DR60^.
efenyrfeweard m. co-heir, BH. [ieife] eftged^n to recaU, BH260'^.
efeortOee (GHBlll4s)=ofoetIioe eftgeeyrranseftoyiran
efor, eleif6am=eofor, eoforfeam eftgemyndglaii to remember, DR.
Mam (N) =«feii aftgamyndlg remembering, NG,DR.
afaa, efeeo L the *eaves' (of a house), LPs : aftglan to repeat, GP421»'U . (^) restore,
brim, brink, edge, border {of a forest), side, strengthen.
Chr. afthwaortan' to turn back, return, eft-
afaadrypa=7fe8diype hweorfende, -hwyrfende recurring, M.
±afa8lan to dip, shear, cut, JSOr. [^evese*] aftlten n. recompense, GbIIOO.
afaat (VPs)=«Bfe8t, ofost; ata6tan=ef8tan aftltenland m. rewarder, DR89^*.
afastOca hurriedly, NG. attlbliig (S) f. redemption, NG.
afaaung f. shearing, shaving, tonsure, Cp, attloeung f. ^respectus,* regard, DR86^.
WW. [* eavesing^'\ attmyndlg remem^erf ng, NG.
afate (WW) m., efete (M) f. 'eft,' newt, aftnlwang f. rMtoration, DR.
Utard, M. attonfond? receiver, NG.
9tgtM (OEG8^**)=8Bfg8BltS; afn^aiefen aft-raeoan pree. 3 Bg. -rehV 'subdere,' OEG
±afna]i L to make even, level, Bd2S^ : liken, 6167.
compare, MtL. ['even*; ON. jafna] aftryaa m. *oceffr«iM,* retiim, ypsl8^
IL=8Bfnan aftacfoglan to put one^s shoes on again,
afna I. adv. even, evenly, equally, exactly, CM 687.
indeed, precisely, only, just, alike, likewise, att-aalanaa, -aelnes, -tdselenea f . requital,
just now. e. swa even so, even as, just as if, NG,DR.
when. e. swa tSeah even though, e. t6 attalttan* *residere,* ^Gb167*.
next to. II. (», eo) interj. behold/ truly/ 9ttM^ m. journey back, return. ^^
indeed/ M. [efen] III. f?a^m, ^. [cp. attalVganda turning back, retreating, WW
fBliine] IV.? (») n. material, DR. 491».
afna- = efen- aftsdna a second time, Mk : soon after, again,
afnanQ interj. behM now, CLPs7^*. likewise, Mt. [*e/%tfoofi*] ^^
alnaa quite, exactly. aftspallung f. recapitulation, WW 491"*.
±atnattan (emn-) to equal, emulate : make attKaretan? (-Vrncan) 'reealoOrare,* Lklu
even, adjust : (+) compare. (v. * thrash*).
afBlan=efnan I. aftSlngung f. reconciliation, DR88'.
efal-sseolal-; afor^eofor; Mra=:Sfre aftwyrd f. j'udgment day, resurrection dayf
elUan = efesian (or ? adj. future, QK), Ez 539.
EFTYBN
90
ELLEN
6ttiyni seftryna
•fulfiuigs^dBiuig; igsieg
«f-=*g-, Sag-, l^'l •« ▼. eg-la-eg.
-igan Y. on-&
•CQgung (WW 104") =:eogiiiig
ege (tt) m. *aic«,' /ear, terror, dread, Pe,
MtL; MJiOfCP : overawing inflnenee, M :
oauM of fea r, VPe.
•gean (WW469^)=eogan
egetul *awfiU,* inepiring or feeUng awe,
JS,Bo,
«gelif T i 9wrvivor9 of a baUie, Ex370 (or
? egorlaf , GK).
egeltas fearUae, CP. [*awelesB*] adv.
-lioe, CP.
cgeltatnes f. bMneM, BlS&^.
egoUe terrtWe, SP876^
flgenu £. chaff, husk, WW 412*.
egesa m. awe, fear, horror, peril : moneiroua
thing, numeter : horrible deed, W281^ [ege]
6g6Btiil=egefiil
•gesluUlc terrible, adv. -Sbe.
egestulnes f . fearfulnese, fear, JPb,LL.
egMgilma m. terror-mask, ghoeL
±age8laii^ to frighten, terrify, AO,CP :
threaten, OEG2481.
egeslg (eiflig) terrihU, Sat36.
•geslto awpd, dreadful, terribU, threatening,
CP. adv. -lice,
agasung f . threatening, terror.
ageswin n. a kind offish ▼. NC284.
egeVe=egt$6
ega^geilii^ npL harrowing implements,
LL466[17].
•gewylin m. terrible toave, PPslOO**.
+egglan to egg on, incite, MkL15^.
9ghw-=ttghw-
aglde L=eogede pret. 3 sg. of ecgan.
II.=egt$e
agile =egle; •glt-=ege8-; eglt(e=egtSe
agl fnT mole, heard, awn, ear (of barley) :
daw, taion. [Oer. aohel]
«g-l&-eg *euger BRPsaiH.
±eglaii tr. {Jud,Lcd) and impen. (LL)
to trouble, plague, molest, amict, M,CP.
VaU*'\
agle I. hideous, loathsome, troublesome,
grievous, painful, M. IL = egl
egllan=eg]an
Agnail V. on-€.
ignas f. fear, £Ps88*^.
•gnwlrht 'merz,' EPsl26* (^^genwyrht?
BT; agenwyrhtT ES381).
«go(NO)=Sage
«gor nt flood, high tide, WW386"; 474«.
Sgorheret m* f^ood, deluge.
igontriamt m. sea, ocean.
•57 ^®5^" » •*■' = ®8«-. 5eg8-
egVe £. harrow, rake, Ql.
•gVere m. Aorroteer.
BgypttM Egyptian.
•h^eoh ; ih- = eag-, leg-, ig-
aher(NQ)=for; elilifoMe=heahheolo6e
alisl=eaxl; ahtaUBht, eaht; etataissfeahta
±QilaB to attack, persecute, pursue, harass,
MJlO,CB : consider, judge, observe, [dht]
ehtof eaU = eahtaleald
ihtand xn. persecutor, AO.
Bhtare m. persecutor, M,CP.
ihttan=fiht«n
•htnw f. persecution, MJiO,CP.
€litre='ehtere
Shtung f. persecution, A0274>«.
ehtuwe (RD37«)=:eahta
«g>=i3c|g; aiga=:ege; ais-=eges-
eHm. the letter h
el-, ele- (prefix) /oret^, strange.
«=(l)n, (2)£1; alaii=eglaii
ellwga {M) =elnboga
ilo(NG)=&lo; eloh=eoUi
ekdan to put off, delay, M.
ekdeiid m. proarastinator, M 12^**.
eloor ady. else, elsewhere, otherwise, except,
besides, BH. ['elchur']
eleora, elcia, eloian adv. else, otherwise.
elcaiig (A) f. delay, M.
eleiir=elcor; eld^eld; eldort=<ealdor
eiem.oa,I«(i;iS,AO,CP. ['efe';!'.]
ele- = el-
elebaeen cooked in oiL
elebtam m. oUve-tree, M : elder f privets
EC379'.
elebAamen of ihe oUve-tree, WW 128'.
elebtemstybb m. slump of an elder, EC 190'^
elebearu m. olive grove, NO.
elebeige f . olive.
eleboga(TFYF)=elziboga
elebytt f. oil-vessel, chrismatory, WW432<*.
eleotre=dehtie
eledroana pL dregs of oU, Lod 1*310^
elefSBt n. oil-vessel, ampuUa, WW. Velvat']
elegrtoto m. oH-vesself OEG (v. BT).
elehorn m. oU-flask, WW434^
elehtre f. lupine. [L. eleotrum]
elel«at n. oUve-leafr Lod 102b.
eleltait f. lack of oil, GD44'^.
elelendlM strange, foreign, as sb. stranger,
exHe.
elene=eolone; eleidrosna=eledroBiia
eleseaif f . oH-salve, nard, HGl405.
eleseoeche f. oil-strainer, WW164".
eleslybb m. elder-stump. [ =ellen-]
eletredde f . oil press, GD.
eletrfow n. olive.
eletrtowen of oUve trees.
eletwlg XL oleaster, WW460".
«e« m. aUodium, freehold, Gtj38. [=etfel]
elewana m. lack of oil, GD44*.
elfen f. nymph, spirit, WW362^. [«ielfeii]
elletu=i]feta; ettreined}=^l£remed
eIli=eolh
elhygd f . distraction, ecstasy.
ell = el; ell-=el-
eltorn (Cp), el]am=eUen II. and III.
eUandt n. foreign country. [* eilland ' ]
e]]e=ealle; elletne (iifi)=6ndleaian
ellen I. nm. (always n. in f) f^ol, strength,
courage, B,Bo,Ou. on e. boldly. [*elne*]
ELLENAHSE
01
SNDEBTBDEND
IL n. 'Mar'4reA, Led; MdL IIL adj. of
Met-wood, LoD.
tenable f. elder cuh, LGDl21b. [^asoe]
•Ueneroft m. might, power, PPs98*.
•DendAdt f. heroic deed,
•Uonde L adj. foreign, etrange, exiled,
IL n. foreign parte,
•Denga = eaUonga
•IleiigAat m. powerful demon, B86.
eUengrifa m. elder-grove, 302*469*'.
•Qenhaardt migh^f, brave, bold.
eOenhato m. jealauau, A 11*98**.
•UenlAoa m. champwn, eombalani, WW.
•Ueiiltaf n. elder-leaf, L(n>122a.
elleiiltas wanHng in courage, JuL [*eflefi-
laee']
allenlle brave, M, adv. -lioe.
ADanmArSut f . fame of courage,
•nemind t elder bark, Lod.
eUanrdt courageous, powerful, M.
aUensteo mortally wounded, B2787.
ellaiiqirite f. strong speech. Qui 128.
dlen-atubb, -atybb m. elder stump, Ct
•Dentiii'in. elder twig, LcDllOb.
•llanlrfow n. elder-tree, Ct.
eDenMite heroicaUy bold, Jud 133.
•Danweorot n. heroic deed,
•UenwM I. f. ieal, PPs68*. IL furious,
JxjLl40 : zealous, earnest, OE0364.
eDanwddtant to emulate,
allanwddnast t zeal.
allanwyrt f . elderwort, dwarf -elder,
aDanwyrttruma m. root of elder, Lod 101a.
anaoht n. elision of the letter I, OEG5471.
allariiselleiill.
aUaa adv. in another manner, otherwise, Mt;
M,CP : 'else,' besides, BlJSeaf; M,CP :
elsewhere, 0EQ2***. e. hw»r, hwergen,
hwider elsewhere, e. hwet anything else,
otherwise,
aUnung = ebmng
aOorf elsewhere, elsewhither, to some other
place, e. londes in another land.
allortOsf ready to depart.
alkMr-gSatty -gast m. alien spirit
allonlV m. death, B2461.
•Oraord, ellreordig = ebaord
aUViod^elSSod
atan m. *elm,' elm-tree. Led. [L. nhnoa]
alm-ssnbn-; atanbogaselnboga
almrind f . elm-bark, Lcd.
aln f. fore-arm, *efl' (a foot and a half to two
feet), Mt,WW; iB^AO.GP.
alnboga m. *elbow,* WW{eLe-); GP.
alna, ehiee da. and gs. of alien.
alngamat n. eU-measure, 6xirl309.
±aliilaii to emulate, be zealous : strengthen,
comfort oneself i gain strength, Lod.
alnung 1 comfort, consolation, ^L23*** :
emulation, zeal, M.
alone =eolone; alotr, elotSr (GL)=elehtre
alpan- (VPs), elpen-=elpend-
alpand (y^) m. elephant, AO.
alpandbAnan (elpan-, ylpen-) of ivory.
Atpandbin n. ivory,
alpandta« m. ivory, WW397*'.
alpaat=elpend
alra comp. adj. other, B753. [*el; Ooth. aljis]
al^aord, -reordig of strangespeech, barbarous,
alraordlgaaa f. Girbarism, Gl.
-els maao. suffix for inanimate things, as in
rteels, wfif els.
altst (^)==ielde8t snperL of eald.
altf tod L strange people, foreign nation, (in
•pL) foreigners, enemies : (pL ) aU people, aU
nations, Gb1084, 1337: exile, AO.
alVtod-c^n, -ian to Uve abroad, wander
as a pilgrim : (+) make strange, disturb,
SolOO".
alStodgung s eltSSodnng
atVtodig foreign, strange, barbarous, hostile,
Bo,Met{m\-); AO,CP : exiled, wk. form
mp. el-6€odian, -fi^odigBXistrangers,foreign-
ers, pilgrims, proselytes. [* alAeodt *]
affitodlga (io) abroad, LkRlS".
atVtodlgUo {tdi-) foreign, strange, bom abroad.
adv. -Hoe.
aiVtodlgnaa f . foreign travel or residence,
pilgrimage, exile, AO.
alVtodlsc /orei^, strange, Mt27'.
alStodung 1 residence or travel abroad, BH
332".
alVld-, eltSled-, el6Sod-=elt$Sod-
aliihtra=elehtre; alwllit=»lwiht
am m7 (Ke letter m.
am«=efen-, emn-, ym-, ymb-, ymbe-
Am-=£m-
amb, ember^ymb, ymbe
ambaht (NG)^s<ambiht
ambahtlan=ambihtan; amMht^s^ambiht
ambran (v^, i*) n. bucket, pail, Gl. [Qer.
eimer]
amdanas, emdeme8=endemes
amal=ymel; amar=omer
amlaoht n. elision of m before vowels in scan*
ning verse, OEG6473.
amn, emne^efen, efne, efn-
amnat n. plain, AO 186**. [efen]
amtwft (on) into two equal parts, in half,
M.
-an suffix L diminutive (nent.) as in mssgden
(from mn^tS). IL to form feminines (a)
with mutation (gyden, from god), (b) with-
out mutation {%eoweafrom oeow). IIL ad-
jectival, with mutation, denoting material
in- = an- ; and oonj . = and
+andadung f. finitiiing.
anda m. *end,* conclusion, Mt : boundary,
border, limit, Ps; M,AO,CB : quarter, direc-
tion : part, portion, division, AO : district,
region, AO : species, kind, class : death.
et (tSsem) e. finally.
anda-bard-, -bird-, •bred-=sendebyTd-
andabyrd f. order. Met 13*.
± andabyrdan io put in order, arrange, ordain,
dispose, M.
andabyrdand m. one vfho orders or arranges,
OEG.
ENDEBYBDES 92 EOLES
•iMlel9rd«t in an orderly manner, regnlarlif, tngetrfow = hongetrSow
properly. EDflalAiul il country of the AngUe, ^Sng-
andet^yrdlansendebyrdui land,* BH.
•ndebyrdllc ordinal, .£Ob282K adv. {±) Emslaii, Engle mp. the Angles (m opposed
•lioe in an orderly manner, in order, in to the Saxoiu) : ihe Englieh generaUy.
eueeeseion, M,CB, [Angel]
•ndebyrdnM f. order, eueeeseion, series, enflelleseiigeUio
arrangement, method, rule, M,CP : grade, EngllM *BngUsh,* jB,LL;CP. on E. in
degree, rank, condition, M,CP. {the) SngUeh {languaae), JBGr,BH,Mt
endedngt m. last day, day of deaih. EngUsemann m. * Englishman,* LL,
•Bdeddgort mn. last day, death-day. enguf f . narrowness, confinement.
•ndefflMtend m. fnieher, DR27^. enld =ened ; inig =finig ; •nltres^anwintre
•Ddef urh f . end-furrow, Ct enletan = endluf on ; inllpig = ftnlipe
•ndelif f. last remnant, last, B2813. enne-ltao, -Ite = vnnelfiac ; eno =neona
endeltant n. final retr^mtion. ant m. giant, J&JLO.
•ndeltai, -iSaalio (M) * endless,* boundless, tnieynnn. race ofgiants.
eternal. Bo. adv. -IToe, M. entlso of a giant, 32979.
•ndeltasnea f. endlessness, infinity, eternity, entte=yndfle
MQvkliei^. «nwlntra=&nwmtre
endelll n. life *s end, death, El586. eobor, eobot s eof or, eof ot ; toe = geoo
endemann m. man of the world* e (supposeJ^ Code L pret. 8 sg. of gan. IL =Sowde
final age, M. eodorf m. hedge, boundary : limit, region,
•ndflmaa (^,CP), endemest adv. equally, zone zinclosure,fold,dwelling,housei prince,
Khewise, at the same time, together, unani- lord.
mously : fuUy, entirely : in procession. aodor-lirMiV t, -brice m. breach of an in-
•ndemest (ende-) last, MF ( Veap. D xiv). closure, house-breaking, LL.
andemeatnat f. extremity (v. MF167). aadoroan to chew, ruminate, BH346'.
aiida-niliat, -nSxt (I, y) extreme, final, last, [««ediooian]
M. aodorgoog (eder-) m. begging f (GK) irobberyf
andarim m. number. Sat 12. (Liebermann), Ob 1676.
andasAta m. border-watchman, B241. aodorwfir m. wire fence, Rd18*.
andaapAe f . epilogue, CM 1 166. aodur = eodor ; aof al = yfel
andastfldft m. end, conclusion. aofar^eofor; aofara=eafora
andatfma m. end of life, last hour. aotaniiodlg=ofermodig
andaVrftat (aande-) f. end, destruction, GD aofat=eofot; aofna=efne
337*. aof Ola f T danewort, endive f LoD.
± andlan to * end, * finish, M : abolish, destroy, aof on = heolon
JnB,Ps; AO,CP : to come to an end, die, aofor (e^, ea^ e') m. boar, wUd boar, Lcd,Ps :
Ou ; AO. boar-image on a helmeL ['ever']
andlaofan (e*, i*, u", y*; o*) num. * eleven,* aofoni=eafora
^,BH. aoforaumbol n. boar -image on a helmetf boar-
andllfangllda entitled to eleven-fM com- shaped ensignf IBhld; 269.
pensation, LL3[1]; 470[7]. aolorfaam (e^) n. a hind of fern, polypody,
and-lytta, -leof ta, -leof etSa ' eleventh, * Bl,ML Led, W W. V everfem ']
andlyfta in the eleventh place, elevenlhly, aoforiiaafodaagn(ea^)n.6annertoi(Aa6oar'«
LL182[11]. head design? B2162.
+andodlto finiU, Bo44» aoforDo m. boar-image {on a helmet), B303.
±andungf. * ending,* end, Mt;CP:{-\-)death. aofonpara (u*) n. boar-spear, 0EG7**.
andwaro n. pain in the buttocks, Lod 174a. aofotsprtet n. boar-spear, Gl.
[w»ro] aofonwin n. boar, Lod 98b.
anad (»^, i') mf. drake, duck, Gl. [^ende*] aofoilMng m. {boar-throng), the constellation
analteo = 3mneldao Orion.
inatara = anwintre ; #nga = anga aofoilSrota f . earline thistle, Lod.
anga I. (a» oe) narrow, dose, straitened, con- ±aofot n. crime, sin, guilt.
strained : vexed, troubled, anxious : oppres- aofo9=eafo9; aoful- (A)=yfel-
sive, severe, painful, cruel. IL (a» o) adv. aofor (VPs)=eofor; aofut (NG)=eofot
sadly, anxiously. ^^ «ogor=«gor; aogo9=eeogat$
+angad troubled, anxious, WW35V. aohf nm., gs. Sob war-horse, charger : name
angal (n) m. * angel, * messenger, Mt ; M,CP. of the rune for a. [Goth, aihwa]
[L. angeluB] fohf [<«Iw] m. yew-tru : name of the rune
Biigal= Angel for to.
angalound angelic, Gu 72. aola, eolo»B<eoIh ; aoldran = ieldran
angaloynnt n. race or order of angels. aolana = eolone
anganie angelic, of angels, M. tolaa gs. of eolh.
EOLET
93
EORDRIMA
•olet XL voyagef (Codjn), B224.
eoih m. [g. dolee] dk.
eolh-nnd (-sang, HGl431) n. amber, Gl.
eoIhSMg (eolhx-, eolx-, iliig-)m. * papyrus,*
reed, eedge, Gl : name of a rune, RtthIS.
eolhstede = ealhstede
eolone f . eieoampane.
eoM=ealat5 (v. ealu)
eolneeg = eolhBeog
•om L ▼. weean. IL=heoin, him dp. of
hS, hSo, hit
aond^a^eond
eoiid«7=ende (but ▼. JAW31)
eonusheonii
MW- ; Sor- =ear-» ier- ; §ar-
•oronanstAn, eoro(l)an8t&n m. predoue
skme, [Chih, -airkns]
tored (o*) dI. troop, band, legion, company.
[eoh, r&d]
foradetat (o*, ie>. e^, ^)t 1 troop, company.
forodg«atW9 fpL miUiairy gpj?or eZ, B2 866.
Soredgoild n. troop of horsemen, WW229^
ioredlifep m. troop, host, DD113.
iorednuBOg zxl horseman, Rd23*. ^^
toredmann m. trooper, horseman, BH,WW.
toredmenlgu f. legion, Gd.
teredttrtet m. troop, host, Rd4^.
tered-waorod, -wered xl band, company,
GD71*.
eori m. *earl,* nobleman (oriflly. a Daniah
title = the native ' ealdorman^), Ct,LL,Ma :
(t) bratfe man, warrior, leader, chief. Or,
€fen,Rd : man.
eorleund noble, LL.
oorlddm m. earldom, rank of an earl, Geb.
eorlgebyrdf f. noble birth.
•orlgMtrfont n. treasure, weaUh.
eorigewAde n. armour, B1442.
aoillo (l)=ier]ic; (2)eorl]ic
eorUso of noble rank, LL173.
aorlUo chivalrous, manly.
eortmsBgent xl band of noble warriors.
•orirlht XL earVs rigU, LL468[5].
eorlaolpet ql manliness, courage.
eorlweorod xl hoai of noble warriors, B2893.
aormeiicynn (y^)t xl mankind.
•ormangmnd xi. wide world, B850.
•ormenUf I. huge legacy, B2234.
•oimanstr^iid I. race, ffeneraHon, Sol 329.
•onnen1$tod (y^) f. mighty peopHe, Mmrl39.
eorn- = geom-
ewnea f. anger, Bl123*; HL.
eorneBti=4eomo6t
•omoit f. earnestness, zeal, M,CP. oxi
eomo8t(e) in earnest, earnestly, truly :
seriousness, W : battle. [* earnest*'}
•omoate (e*) L * earnest,* zealous, serious,
JS, II. ady. earnestly, seriously, courage-
ously : fiercely.
eomoBtnee L adv. *eames(ly,* stridlu, truly,
in truth, indeed, MtJjL. IL coxij. iherc'
fore, buL
•omnst^eomost; iorodMteied
•offKseorSey heoHS
60iK-4Bpp6l xiL xiap. -nppla *earih-appte,*
cucumber, M : *Yiianc^ora,* WW.
eoiKarn (e*) xi. earOMumse, grave.
eoiSbeofuxig (i*) f. earth quake , AO.
eoitnieige f. strawberry, WW 242*. [bene;
Oer. erdbeere]
eorSbl^enga xn. earth-dweller, BH268".
eorVbl^ennei f. agriculture, WW 144*^.
eorVbryog f . bridge of poles covered with earth,
BC3-223"
eorS-bflendt* -bug(]g)eiid pou earth-dweUer,
man, iB.
eoit^burh = eoitn>yTig
eorSbyfung =eorubMfuiig
eorVl^eii t grave, NC284.
eofSbyilg f . emihwork, mound, embankment,
road.
ooitfeater xil cockchafer, WW122». [oea-
for]
eoilHeenned, -oend earth-bom, Ps.
aorVcraBft xn. geometry, OEG3119.
eoIt^-ol7pel, -oryppef xn. paralytic, palsied
man, NG.
eoriteund, eoitktundlio (GP) sprung from the
earth, earthly.
eoitteynlng xn. earthly king, king of the
country.
eorSoynn xl human race. Ex 370.
eorUenu f. vaUey, NG284.
eorMraoat m. dragon that Uves in the earth,
eorVdyne xn. earthquake, Chr 1000. [* earth-
din*]
eoiVe f. ground, soU, M,B,LkLi AO,GB :
'earth,* mould, Gu : ujorld, jE,B,Mt :
country, land, district, Jn,
eorVen adj. ofor in the ear^, OEG 33127
eorSern = eoronm
eorVtsBft ' earthfat^* firm in the earth, M
•orVtol XL eartMy vessel, body. Soul 8.
eoil^ifealls, -galla xn. earth-gall, lesser
centaury.
eor8ge-bynt, -bent xl landslip, Gt.
•orSgemfire xl boundary of the earth, PPs
21"
aoil^emet n. geometry, Gl.
eorVgeaoeaft f. earthly creature, Met 20^.
eorVgnef xl hole in the earth, Bd59*.
eoii^rl^ f. earth* s embrace. Ruin 6.
eoHAieie xn. a covering of the ground.
eoiinirArnea f . earthauake, Bl,NG.
eorVhOs xl cave-dweuing, den.
eorSlflg (y*) il ground ivy, Lod 1*212.
eoimio * earthly,* worldly, Bl,Mt; M. adv.
-lioe.
•ortning = 3rrtning
eorVmsBgen il earthly power, Rim69.
eoiK-mats [-inalSa?] xn. 'vermis, * worm, Gl.
eorVmlstel ul basU {plant), LoD33a.
•oiVnaf ela xn. asparagtis, Lod.
•orVnutu f . * earth-nut, * pig»nut, Cu [hnatu]
oofVraoed xl cave-dweUing, B2719^
•orKrest f. bed laid on the ground, WW362u.
eoiWoet XL earthly kingdom, earth.
eortMnta xn. a plant, Lod 120a.
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94
ETTAN
eorHwrsBt n. ds. -Mnle cave'dweOing,
eavem^ CP : sepulchre,
•oilSBelet m. oave-dwelling.
oortfollhtM doae to th^ ground, M.
•oritoieda m. earth, PPs73^
•odbtlruiig = eorSstyrong
•orS-fflyren (6D), -stYreimet (NG), -sty-
rang (M) f. earth^[uaie,
•orVSUa m. ^earth-tiUer,* huabemdman,
farmer, W305».
•orStin f. ^earth-tiUh,* agricuiture, WW.
oorStOdor n. human race, PPsll?**.
eofStyrewe f. eaHh-iar, hUwm/en, A074^'.
•oiflu (N)=eor6e
60I1^V8Mtm f . fruU of the earth.
•orS-waran (GP), -ware mpL, -wani fpL
earth^toeUere, AO. V earthware*'\
eoiltweall m.'earth-unU, mound,
ooilSweard m. region of earth, B2334.
•oHIwagt n^ earth,
eorVwela m. weaUh : fertiUty, AO.
•orVweorc n. work on the land,
•oriTworod n. tnAoManfa of earth, W26^;
203».
aorV-westm, -yfig=eoit$-wn6tin, -ifig
tarwiega = earwioga
ios g8. of eoh.
•osel, eoeol=e8ol
•osele f . ehe-ass, Bl.
i08(-=Sast-; eoaul=:eeol
•otan(yP8)=etan; Eotaa=Eoteiiaa
•otent m, giant, moneier, enemy, [ON.
iotonn]
Eotenas mpL Jutes, ^^
•otend (=et6nd) voracioue, gluttonoue, WW
396»;623*.
eotenlso gigantie, B, [^eteniah*]
Eotolware mp. Italians, BHIOS^^
toton=eton pret. pL of etan.
•otonlac = eoteniso
eotonweard f . watch against monsters f B668.
«o«e(N)=Sat$e
iow I. dat. of g6 pen. pron. to you, you.
II. interj. 100/ oZm/ IIL=giw. IV.=iw.
V. m. sheep,
fowi=eowII.; Sowaii=iewan
iowberge = iwberge ; tewolg = eowooig
«owd f . sheepfM, M : flock, herd, M,
fowde n. flock (of sheep), herd, M.
tewdesotop n. sheep of the flock, PPsOi^*.
iowe I. gs. of eown. II. = ewe
€owed, eowede=8owd, Sowde
towendo (dat.) 'testioulis,' LL64 [25, 1].
tower I. gp. of ge pen. pron. (2nd pers.).
IL poeseas. pron. your, yours,
towerlendlso of your land, vestras, ' ^Gb 94^
towesire m. sheepfold,
towlan=iewan
towlo aoo. pL of 5u (v. ge).
towlstre = eoweetre
towooig of a ewe, ewe*s, LoD 16a.
towod, §owode=:Sowd, towde
towohumele f . female hop-plant, Lod.
towomeoluo f. ewe*s mHi, Lod 70a.
town f. *ewe,* MJLL.
towunga = Sawonga
•pistol m. UUer.
epl^eppel^sppel; eppan^yppan
•r=(l)«r,(2)fr.(3)earL
•r-; $r-=»r-, ear-, ier-, yr-; fir-, Sar-
•ree^s^aroe; eronaitin (NG)=eoroDan8tan
erello /keretteoi. [L.]
erlan, erigean to plough, JB,Bo,Lk; CP.
Cear^l
erlnaoea pL hedgehogs, PPslOS^^
erlnglmnd n. arMe land, Ct.
•rlung f. phughina, WW104*.
eroV (ioB) f. crop of com, BH44"c.
mo m? stubbU-field, EC282'; 290\
erteheii f. quail, iB,WW.
isa v. 5b.
<soMp=A8oeap; ••l=eazl
eane m. labotirer, slave, servant, retainer :
youth, man, CP. [Oo th. aa neia]
•aneeund of a labourer, WW212««.
asnemon (n^) m. hireling, JnRlO''.
•snowyrhto m. mercenary, hireling.
esnllce like a man, manfully, ^,GP.
eaol mf. ass, CP. [L. aaellas]
en m. name of the letter s.
eaalan to waste away, RPs 1 18^.
ist mf . favour, grace, bounty, kindness, lopt^
An,B : harmony, consent : (in pL) delioacies,
WW,&. VesU']
•Stan (w. d.) to live luxuriously, WI90^'.
totonsdastan
tete gracious, liberal, B,Oen. [*este*]
istelto kind, gracious, EPs68^' : Mieate,
daintyjpf food), MF (Vesp. D xiy). adv.
-lice, CP.
istful gracious, devoted, devout, M : fond of
luxuries, WW2\%^^», ['eslfuU'] adv. -lioe.
fstfulnes f. devotion, teal, CP : luxury,
lechery.
tetgeorn delioatie,fond of luxuries, WW218>*.
fetig gracious, libercd. Pa 16.
tottnet f. benignity, £Ps64M.
isUic^efltelic
istmete m. dainty, delicacy , luxury, M.
-estre = f . agent, aa in witegestre, prophetess.
9sium freely, willingly, gkuUy,
08111= eeol
aauloweorn f. miU-sUme turned by an <us,
CP31".
tawlc^=ifiswio
at I. =8Bt prep. II. pree. 3 sg. of etan.
•t-=st-, ed-; tt(NG)^»t
±ataii* (ea, eo) to *eat,* jB,AO,Jn : devour,
consume, Jn;CP i (reflex.) provision one-
self : (+) eat together.
atalond n. pasture land, KC2*95^«.
atama8t=ytemeBt; atan=eoten
atand m. eater, glutton,
atanlAa t paHure, LL452[20].
atol (ettol) voracious.
atonlso (B) = eoteniao ; ataomna =»t8aoma
atrt=it8t prea. 2 ag. c^ etan.
ettan to graze, pa^tre land, AO 18**.
I
ETTULNES
W
VMDUO
ettulnM f. greedineM, gluttony. So 56*.
iV L comp. ad7. more easily, IL =y9
cttewlde (GL)=edowide
•V«t barren, waste, desolate, [Oer. dde]
tieaiiftafas mp. treachery, deceit, B1018.
tteentioen n. deceiMl token, Gb1666.
Smog m. plaice f loackf WW180*>.
fldaii to try to obtain, get, AO 152^
ficn?s4faoen; fiene=f£(nie
faeum dp. of feo.
Mel (oe, N) mn. sa. SSiee country, native ±taidlaii to arrange, dispose, guide, M,
land, home, Lk,Met; CP. t^wfiles 6. the fadlend m. manager, OEG56***.
sea, Chb975a : name of the rune for m. ±fMluiig f. arrangement, order, disposition,
[^ethel*] dispensation, M.
iVelboda m. kmd*s aposUe, naUve preacher, fadiir (A) sfsBder
Gu976.
Meloynlng m. hiryg of the land, Cb097.
•VoUriam m. domestic joy, Obn1607.
•Veleardf m. naHve dweJUng.
iSeltestant n- fortress,
Mallaiult n. fatherland, country,
iVelltast homelesi, exiled.
iSelmevet f> boundary of one*s country, fsscUe (GL)=f8eK)ele
f8DC (e) n. space of time, whUe, division,
interval, Lk; M,CP : period of five years,
lustrum, WW431". ['fee' ; Oer. iaoh]
tooean = f eocaa
iBDCdlo (e^) f. torch, WW. {Oer. faokel]
fAeenlbe = f&oenlioe
Smetul spacious, 8olS5^.
territory,
iVebldet n- native country,
Melifhtt TL hereditary righL
iVal-aeldt, -Betlt n. settlemenL
MelitSBf (nl, yl) m. heir, successor,
Meistattolt m. settlement,
CSelftdlt m. hereditary seat, habitation
royal city, chief city.
¥MMw\ f . dweUing-place.
ggalturtt t (da. -tyrl) fatherland.
Meltfrymmt m. glory of one* s own land.
fVelWMtfdt m. lord of the realm, man,
Metwyniit f • joy of ownership,
i/dgung t, breath, breathing, inspiration
hard breathing, RB68*.
Man to breathe, OD : smeU, [*ethe*]
Mr (N)=£dr, £dre
«Wa(MtR)=oCi5e
•Sung I. f. laying waste, destroying, Gl. tedaneiVelot npL patrimony : paternal
fSene I. deceitful, treacherous, Ps : vile,
worthless, II. adv. decei^ully, maUeiousiy,
disgracefully : (f) exceedingly.
fSenIg 'dolosus*? RPs72i' (or ? ffioniRong
'dofiM,' ES38-13).
+ted orderly, weU-eonducted, LL : cakn,
composed, W61*«. [fadian]
fM-=f«d.
fSMler (e^) m. usu. indeoL in ig. * father,* JB,
VPs; AO.CP : male ancestor, LkL,Mt : the
Father, Ood, Jn,Mt,VPs : (in pL) pairenU,
M. eald 1 grandfaiher. 9Tidda» Ifiower-
t$a f . eto. great^-grandfalher, great-great'
grandfather, etc
fadara (e^) m. paternal unde, AO. [op.
Oer, Yotter]
+f8Bdera m. godfaiher (in his relation to the
father), M, [Ger. gevatter]
[$t$e, !6an] II.=et$giing
ifSwUte easily turned, 0EG1161.
•uwft inteij. woe/ Gl.
§w- = &W-, Saw-, eow- ; two = Sown
ez, eze f. brain, LoD (y. A 30* 129).
6Xi=4eaz ; ezen v. oxa.
ezllstealla f = eazlgeetealla
ezorebta m. exorcist, ML^l^*^.
tt V. f ah I.
faoa gp. of feo.
kinship,
faderen paternal
+t»deren bom of (he same father, AOIU^*.
tBBderenlMrMor m. brother {from the same
father).
faderenontel (fsadren-) n. father* s kin, LL
54[9].
fttderenoynn n. father* s kin.
fBdderenheall f. father* s side, Chb887a.
fSBdoranmAg m. paternal kinsman, Chb
887b.
fBDderanmAgV f . paternal kindred, LL392[3].
fSBderMel m. faiherland, AO.
tBBdertaoli n. dowry paid by the father of the
liean n. nap. faonu deceii, fraud, treachery, bride, LL.
sin, evU, wickedness, crime, Mt,LL ; M,AO : feedergeard m. father* s dwelling, Gsir 1063.
blemish, fault {in an object), LLn4[66]; fBddergestrfon n. patrimony, Gl.
398[9]. i'faken*^
ttoendfid f. sin, crime, PP8118**.
nean-tul, -fnllic deceitful, crafly.
tieengaewls f . conspiracy, WW.
fieengaawlpare n. deceit, PPs82*.
ficenltes guileless ijrnre, NG.
fleanllB lieeettM RB95»'^. adv. -Hoe, iE.
Cfaken*]
fieenaaarut n. treachery.
tsBderhlwIac n? * paterfamilias,* NG.
fsederingmfig =f8BderennuBg
tsederiand n. paternal land, inheritance,
ChbIIOL
SmAti\%B» fatherless, W.
fttderllo * fatherly,* paternal, ancestral. El.
adv. -lice.
+ftodIlo fit, suitable, proper, adr. -llbe :
orderly, quietly : craftUy, CPaS2^. [fadian]
ft
1^
VJSDEBN 96 FISST
tedem-ssfsdenn- fSr {%) L m. mMen danger, peril, BJBx :
iBBdenlftgm m. parricide, WW. tudden attack : marvdf Bl199**. ['fear'^
iBMlwswloa m. traitor to cnt^e fiUher, ML IL=fSfer. III.=fa9ger
19***. fBBr-siar-» fer-, fear-, feor-, fier-, for-
ftodm={sD9m; tedr-ssfeder- Ukr^^reBx^il) midden, fearful; (2)fSr-
•f tedrian to Aave (Ae same father, AO. fAran to /WgAton, ^; CP : raven, MtL7^*
fMne (LkR 1**) =ffiiiine («). Vfear*]
+f8BC 6etow<2, B915. [OHO. gifag] lArbana m. peasant, emaU-holderf (Lieb.)>
-lAsan y. a-f. LL383[60].
fOf • 7<w/ doomeci (to death), fated, desUiud, fOrblfoiigaii beset by dangers, B2009.
An,B,Ma : dead : «iiJhajDpy, oocwrMcI, Cr : fArbUM (S^) m. MMUm liUuA {of wind),
feeble, cowardly. On. [Oer, feige] Ji7l649.
±togeii (w. g.) fain,* glad, joyful, rejoicing, lArbryna m. scorching heat. Ex 72.
B,So; AO. Iftielamm (9) m. sudden seizure, Exll9.
tog6iilaii=f»gniBii Ukrao/HvLt apoplexy, Jjod.
fBBgennea 1 ioy, NC286. tArowMrim m. sudden pestilence.
tegar (ft) L fair,' lovely, beautiful, Bo,Oen; fArayle m. intense cold, Gibk43.
AO,CP: pleasant, agreeable, Sx: attractive, UMLUX m. sudden death WW361».
Qen;M, 11. t becnOy, Bo, lArdfyre m. racMen/ott, Cra 48.
tagar- = ingr- fAredUe (£) = iftrlio ; teraht =temht
fngerilea splendidly, LkL16". fiwald (a^) nm. way, journey, passage, ex-
tBSgeitnmt. * fairness,* becbuty, LPs J3c I M, pediOcn, MJL0,CP : retinue, company,
fngarwyrda smooth-speaking, FT 12. AO : course of life, conduct, M : progress,
tegn =faBgeii power of locomotion, M : the Passover.
fagnet f. diversity, LP844^. fflsraldfrtols m. passover feast.
dbtngntan (a) (w. g..eto.) to r^oice, be t»ralt(AO,CP)sfnrald
glad, exuU, Bo,Met : fawn, M : applaud. teronn«f=£nmes
['/stn'] toraV pres. 3 ag. of faran.
dbfagnung f. rMoidng, ELSPs. terfrig without passa ge-mon ey, Kxm
+fAgoii pret. pi of +feoii. fArfyll (on) headkmg, WW420*.
fBDgra (n) fairly, elegantly, beautifully, ^ : lArgrtpef m- sudden grip.
pleasantly, sofiy, gently, kindly, Oen,Men : fArgiyrat m* awful horror.
well, justly : early, LkB24He). [7atr'] fArhaga m. hedge of terrors, Gu933.
^tSBgrian to become beautiful : adorn, fArlnga (S) suddenly, unexpectedly, quickly,
decorate. forthwith, by chance, Lk ; ^,CP. [j/eringe ']
lAgVr f. imminent death, Ah284(GK). fArilo sudden, unexpected, AO,WW; M,CP.
fAlian=fSganIL fnht=sfeoht adv. -Uoe, Lk. VMY]
ttbht f . haMity, enmity, violence, revenge, fOMrnes 1 passage, traffic, BH^iR.
vendetta, AO. [fah; pp. Oer. fehde] fArnlV m. hostOe attack, B476.
fAhlMt 1 payment for engaging in a feud, fArrita m. sudden rush, LkLS**.
LL266[26f; 286r6,2d]. fAnAsanda (S^) *repeniia,' DR125^*.
fAhtfe, f&hlSo, ffihQu =ffiht$ fSBrilht n. passage-money, ^L23b'*'.
fnl- =feal-, fel-, fyl- feonoaatt m. peissage-money, fare. Aims.
fAlAoan = falAoan lAnoaaKa m. enemy. Ma 142.
lAlat L faithful, trusty, good, Ps : dear, fAneyia m. sudden shot, Cb766.
beloved. Vfele*] II. adv. truly, weU, lAwaaro n. sudden a rtifice , Cb770.
pleasanJOy. fAntoV m. deep pit, WW 193*.
d:fA]slan to expiate, condition, cleanse, fAnllde m. sudden faU, PPsll4*.
V^fy : (+) P<M« through. fAnpaUf n. dreadful tidings.
fAman to foam,* MkL. [f&m] tnnt pree. 2 sr. of faran.
fAmhidlle = fAnmhadlio ; lAmlg » famig t Antlca m. sudden sUtch {painf.
lAmnanhid =fftmnhftd lAntylt m? amaument, IJai5**.
fAmna (S) f. maid, virgin, bride, ^ : (+) fArswIga f. amazemenl, MkL6**(S).
woman : viraffo. fnrS LsfeifS. ILspres. 3 ag. of faran.
fAmnbid m. v%rginity, maidenhood, AO. tArungm, fftmnge (^) sfArii^
fAmntaftdesmon m. virion, RB 136**. fAruntrymnes l sudden sickness, Lod 107b.
fAmnhidUe (OEG), fftmn(en)lio maidenly, fArwundor n. terrible wonder. Ex 279.
virginaL tan (n, ea) n. fringe, border, MtL. ['/m']
tonixf en tAioaaftnM = f easoeaftnee
')geny.
, steadfast,
dense. Led;
BHiMi
L n. (falso f.) nap. fani (±) way, UsA^ nt seed, offspring, progeny,
journey, passage, expedition, A Jjk. mannes fa8iilan=fe8tnian
FiBSTTAN 97 FALD
rtUgious, Christian (book). II. (Gul92) smt^A hf omamenUd wUh ifold. [op. GM.
-iBBston fStjan] II.:=:f«tt
±te8taii to fasten, fnakefirmfToHfytestablUht ftttedblfor with cheek omamente, B 1026.
MkLJjkL : enirMt,commU : 'fasC {*i-fast*), fAtediliio n. beaten gold, Aiff478.
abstain fromfood,A,BlJLcd; GP : atone /or fftteto, f Atel m. vessel, AOJLed; M : pouch,
(by fasting), t)A692. bag, sack, M,CP. VfeOes']
tmKt^(e)*fast,'fimUy,seeiuray,BH,Bo;M: f»teiiUii=feteLnan
sIsuiUy, stric&y : heavily (sleep). lAtatolaii to put into a vessel,
fsBften XL ftistness, stronghold, fortress, AO, fsBtfyllere (e^) m. cupbearer, QD.
GP : cloister, M : (±)fast (abstinence from ttMgold il beaten gM, B1921.
food) BlJjLJit,VPs; GP : firmament, sky. fftthengest m. riding horse, Rd23K
['fasten'] tSBttan^fetian
fSMtonbebafediiM i ixifMmoiiv, WW604». ffttnaf I. * fatness,' Ps; J&,CP : ihe richest
tottenbryoe m. 6f eocA of fast, jX,W. |»rt o/ anylAtng, Ps.
fnrtandflBg m. fast-day, KB,W. +fat]ilaii = +fettiaii
fSBStendlD m. fort-diteh, moat, Gt. Wtt I. (^) fat, fatted, JByAOJLk. II. sfftted
tost«iigangol=£n8tgaiigol fAtttan (+) to 6eeofiie /a<, Ps : (+) anoint,
fflMtengeat n. ecwtfe-^, Jim 162. Ps : /aOen. ['/oTI
fsBStengewooro n. )iafr${t<y /or repair of the +f»mgfat, rich, GF819*.
defences of a town. £M« = f et$e
fBBft^«ii]lo, -emlio quadragesimal, DR. IwSelM *AM<rKme«7 ▼. OEG39'.
tostonnet = f aastnes taiCI«r = f et$ar
fastentld I. /(owf, LL. tefSm (e) mi. ouMrete/ied or encircling arms,
fSBStenwuoe f . week offcuting, JEL 23b^^. embrau, grasp, An,Sd : protection : interior,
fft8tenn6dor=fdetoTmMor bosom, lap, breast, womb : * fathom,* enbU,
iBBiteni n. fast : Quadr agesima, LG. ^^Cp.lf IT; iE : potper, jB,Cr : expanse,
f8B0tM 6y cmrnce, WW. surface.
tBbStgsMgol(o^,e^) steady, faithful, CsulSO. foB/Vman, isBtSmian to surround, envelop,
fBBfttaafol retentive, tenacious, M : sparing, clasp, embrace, An,B. ['fat hom'' ]
miserly, GP. fttttaollc embracing, eneUmng, WW486*.
fflMtbatolnM f. economy, GP4fid**. -fa^Vnuies y. on-f.
fsBSfheald firmly fixed, ML2S*^. fsBVuuliii xl fathom, oubit, Ph29.
flBstlif dlgf constant, sttadfasL f»z = f eax ; fflBznaf s f eaxnes
±tettf»n (ea) to eommefuf, eniriMf, eommil, tasEUB\g1m.pomad€,CpZ19w^ (▼.AB6*163).
LkL. llf I. variegated, spotted, dappled, stained,
fBMdng 1 keeping in trust, LL68[7]. dyed. Led : shining, gleaming, Ps. [*faw*]
f8B8tliigaii=f8B0tman IL=:f&hL
taBSttngmanii m. a kind of retainer, EG. fig- =f&h- ; Ugt t (WW94) =iaog
tBBftUe firm, fixed, steadfast, resolute, adv. tagen, iageii-=£egeii, iaemi-
-Boe (+ in A3) fixedly, steadily, constantly, ngettan to change cotoiir,Ixn)3*24(P. mid
Bo : unceasingly, ^,Bl : verity, but, NG. wordnm f . speak evasively.
Vfastly*] ttgotung f. change, .£H2*6d8".
flBitiiidd constant in mind, AO 288^^ ±llglaii to change, vary in colour : embroider,
iBBttnos f. firmness, massiveness, stability, BB137*.
Bo : 'fastness,' stronghold, JE : firmament, fl^es f. soab, ulcer, eruption, M : various
M. colours,briUiancy, HL : 'quaUtas,' ' varietas,'
fBBttnian to 'fasten,' fix, secure, bind, An : OEG.
confirm, ratify, conclude (peace), Ma,OBT : fagiilan=lttgiiian
belroih. ttgung f . variety, DB,GD.
drfsBstnuBg f. fastening, bond : security, figwynn m. basilisk, yPs90^.
safety : protection, shdter : ratification, fih L nap. f& hostile, B i (±) proscribed, out-
pudge, engagement. lowed, guiUy, criminal, B. Vfoe'; f^an]
CbbsMM firm, constant, steadfast, BJSo; IL (±) m. 'foe,* enemy, LL; M,AO.
GP^. ['fastrede'] IIL i=dhg 1. IM
tsBsMbdMo constant, steadfast,Bo20^. adv. fahame (-fea-, fSorh-hama?) womb, WW
-lice. 40*«.
tesMMnes f. constancy^ fortitude. Bo. ^fUmianii m. 'foeman,* LL60[5].
fBBftsteall standing firmly. tahnlan = f ttgnian
f8Bg«=f»8t fiOa L (WW52U) j d. of *fea]h tube, pipe
tet n. nap. fata vat, vessel, jar, cup, JSJB, (ES 38-337). IL^sfela
JnLi AO,GP : casket, El1026. ['fat'] WAes^n to be at enmity with, show hostility to,
f»t Lt n. plate, beaten out metal (espetnaUy LL160[20,7].
gM), gold omamenL IL=f«ti 1. fal-d, -sdd, -od, -nd m. 'fold,' staU, stable,
±fflten to cram, put (in), load, GP. . caUU-pen, A,Ol,Jn.
0. H, 7
FALD
FEARHSUGU
fiMgftng m. going to the {sheep-) /M, W
170»«.
faldlirlSar n. staUed ox, MF158.
taldlMi to make a /M, hmrdie off eheep, LL
464[9]. [70U*]
falew-=feal(e)w-
fiOl- (VPs ; NG) :=:feaU. ; bdod =fald
tali L adj. faUe, W272«. IL n,fahekood,
fhivd, counUrfeiL [Ut e; from £.]
filttng maee^ load, WW33*.
falu=feala; faliid=fald
ttm n. 7oam,' BHJBp; M.
fimUg=f&mig; ttmbttwendt t. lig-l.
ttingtoii to foam, boU, Ex 481.
ttmlg (A) 'foamv,* Bd.
ttmlgliord wUh foaming banks {of a stream),
Mbt26**.
ninlgbdsiii with foamy bosom. Ex 493.
ttmlghMlst foamy-necked.
fftna m. banner, standard, Jfe<;OEG.
I* fane*; Cfer. lahne]
+lftiia gp. of +fa.
fantofide standard-bearing, ▼. OEG1744.
tend pret. 3 sg. of findan.
tendare m. tempter, So206«.
±tAndIaii (often w. g., but also d. and a.)
to try, attempi, tempt, test, examine, explore,
search oui, AO,Gen,MkJiun ; OP. Vfand, *
*fond*; findan]
fandung f. investigation, trial, temptaHon,
test, proof, i£,CP.
lane I. f. (NG, o^)=fann. IL^fann
tong m. jUunder, booty, Chr1016. [fon]
fangen pp. of f5n.
+lttnglan to join, fdeten, Bo9^*.
tann f. winnowing, *fan,* CpJtkJJj. [L.
vannofl]
Unnlan to 'fan,' SclW^''.
fast (o) m. Vonl/ A : baptismal waiter, HL
16«w.
fftntbi^ n. bapHismal wakr, loner of baptism,
M,
tantfttt n. baptismal font, M.
fanthilgung (o) f. oonseoration at the font,
W3e«.
fanttiiHg holy from connection with the font,
LoDl40b.
tantwflstar n. * font-water, ' water used at bap*
tism, kiver of baptism, Lod(o) ; M,
tanu f. standard : iris (plant),
lira gp. of f ah I.
+Iara m. travelling companion, eomrade,
itfaran* to set forth, go, travel, wander, pro-
ceed, Bl,Oen,JnL ;AO,CP : be, happen,
exist, act, ^fare* (^i-fare*), get on, undergo,
euffer, JB : {-\-) die, AO,CP : (+) attack,
overcome, capture, obtain, AG.
tan's- =faro6-; fweld=fereld
farett- =farotS-
Varisdlao of or belonging to the Pharisees,
OEG»WG.
tann=feorm
rfaraVf m. shore : stream.
faroVhengast (ea^) m. ms-Aotm, «Aip,EL226.
taroMeandet swimming, sailing, aa sb.
sailors.
tarottrfdende sailing, Ajr440.
fteoMrAtt f. path of the sea.
fam f. way, going, journey, course, J& :
expedition, march : procession, retinue,
companions : life, proceedings, adventures,
M : movable possessions.
laa-=ftBB.; fatlaB(NG)=fetian
fata ▼. f »t.
faVa, fatSn f. father's sister, paternal aunL
fathiaunu m. father's sixer's son, Chb1119.
taul m? evil spirit, LcD43a.
fte I. (±) m. ioy, AO,CP. IL n. « feoh.
IIL (feawa) adj. nap. feawe, auperL fSa-
wost, feast 'few,' B,BH,Chr,Mt. feawum
8l5um seldom, adv. even a little, at alL
faadiir(A)=feder; +ftagan (NGH+ffon
faah=feoh
±f eaht L pret 3 sg. of f eohtan. IL = f eoht
leal- =f el.
+feald n. region, abode? Wald2^.
i:f eaidan' to 'fold, ' wrap up, furl, ^,Bo,Bd.
faaldattol (y) m. fMing-stooL
f eale, fealewes ▼. fealu.
fealewlan=fealwian; tealfor=felofor
f eaig pret. 3 ag. of fdolan.
tealga ▼. f ealh.
fealgUn to fallow, LL454[9] (▼. A36*71).
f ealh I. f . nap. fealga fallow. [Oer. falge]
IL (e) f. 'felloe,' feOu {of a wheel). Bo.
III. pret. 3 9g. of feolan. IV. y. fala.
+f telle joyous, pleasant, ady. -lioe joyous-
ly, W284W
feall=fieU
feaUan' {±) to 'faU' {'i-faUe'),faU heddlong,
faU, decay, die, B,Ps; AO,CP. on f. fidl
on, attaek : flow, AG 19^ : {+) overthrow,
DR115«(e).
tealle f . snare, trap, OEG.
f eall-endUe, ^enlio unstable, perishable, tran-
sient, Bl,W.
feaUettan 'coneidere,' MkLR6*(a^).
-feallung v. feax-f.
+fealnls f. ruin, LkL2*«(»).
fealo = (l) fealu; (2) fela
ttel6g w. g. destitute, Gu217.
fealohUte yeUow-hHted, UaIM.
fealu I. (feale) adj. gsm. feal(e)weB, fealawee
fallow, yellow, tawny, dun-coloured, grey,
dusky, dark, M. [Oer. fahl] II. n. fdOow
ground, E179'.
fealuwlan=fealwian; tealweev. feala.
fealwlan to become 'fallow,' fade, vnlher,
Sol : grow yellow, rtpen.
ttenea f. 'fewness,' paucity, BH,Ps.
fear=fearf; ftar==fearh
f tera gen. of f ea.
f earh {m, e) m. gs. fteres little pig, hog, Gl.
[cp. Oer. ferkel]
fMrhhama m. littU stem, WW 161*.
f eartir^r n. buU, Bl. [f earr]
+fearhsugii f. sow in farrow, WW.
FEARLIC
09
FELDLAND
fMfftte of a biM, OEGllu*.
ftarllc=tSrlio
f eann m. freigJU, cargo, Qbk 1394.
fMrn n. vem/ Bo^Cp; ^;Md l.
f MIrnbed zl fem4>ed, BO,WW.
fraro1l-=£arotS-
taair I. m. beast of burden^ ox, ImU, MJlO.
IL^eorr
fMtt(VPs)=ie8
f iasoMittt deHihUe, nMerahU, helpUs8, poor.
ftaaeMMg dutihOe, poor, Sbaf26.
ttaseMttnei (£^) f. povaiy, 0EG1171.
feast- =f8BBt-
fMitu (VPs)=£ata nap. of f»t.
ftew-=fea-; ftawa=fSa
f«awllc/eu7, EP8l04».
f tewnes f. fewness, paiuUy.
feaz (m, e) n. hair, head of hair, B,BHJjcdi
M,CP. Vfaa']
f eazeUV n. cap.
+f eaze furnished wUh hair, BHOG^.
f eueaoan pL forelocks, WW343»
feaxede kmg-haired {of a comet), GhrB&2.
l*faxed*J
+feazen (NAB37^)=+feaze
f eaxteng m. seizing or dragging by the hair,
IaL6[33].
f eaxfaaUung f. shedding of hair, mange,
WW113*
f eashftr hoary, gray -haired , RdT S*.
toaznfldel f. crisping-pin, WWIOS*.
teaziiM (fB, e) t hea d of h air,
f Mznett iL hair-net, WW.
+f6aiod=+feaxe
teaxprton m. hair-pin, WWIOT".
f eanceacga m. bunch of hair,
teancMflS^^ shaggy,
f eaxseeara (e^) fp. s cissors for hair-cutting?
Gurling-tongs? WW241«i.
feaztaslg? v. fsextnlg.
f eaxwnnd f . wound under the hair, LL20[45].
feb-=fef-; f60=fiec
±foooan (flB) to * fetch,* bring, bring to, draw,
M,Mt : seek : gain, take. [«fetiAn]
feeelo=iiBoele; foegan^feoosn
fMan to *feed,* nourish, sustain, foster, bring
up, Bl,Mt,P8;M,CP : bear, bring forth,
produce. [fSda]
f Mednos =fedne8
IMelfugol (oe^) m. fatted bird, MtB22«.
IM-els, -eal m. feeding, keep : fatted animeU
(birdf), Iflf ; Cp. IfeddU ']
i^BVas^n fattened pig, NC343.
feder, federa=f»der, fsodera
fMlngf. 'feeding,' CP,
fMnas (») f. naurishmeni, BH88*.
ledra=f8Bdera
fSler mn. gs. fefree * fever,* Lk,0; CP.
fUeridlf. 'fever,* AO.
f MerfOge f . feverfe w. [ L. febriiagia]
Utem^oe feverish, WW405K
lilor, fefcur=f^er
fMrlan to be feverish, suffer from fever, LoD.
t9Mg feverish.
+f8g n. joining, joint, M : composition.
[Oer. getage]
f^n I. {±)to join, unite, fix, adapt. Led,
Bd;M,CP. Vfay*i Oer. fdgen] II. to
paint, WW.
+figednM f. conjunction, connection : bond,
fetter, DHy6«.
fagar, fegeie=fadger, faBsre
±t%g!ing t conjunction, ^ObIO*.
+tignM 1 associationp companionship.
feli=feoh
+feli=+feah prot. 3 sg. of +ften.
faht sheepskin with the fleece on itf TC119;
V. ES37-177.
+feht=+feoht; fehtan (N)=feohtaii
f ShV pree. 3 sg. of fon.
fel=feU; fa=f<k>l
fela (ea, eo) I. sbn. and adj. (w. g., or in
agmt.: rarely infleoted) many, mwh, B,0,
Led, etc. II. adv. very much, many.
Vfele*; Oer. Yiel]
felaAte 'mordax,* OEG23^*.
felafAcne very treacherous, GvE148.
felafeald manifold, many times over, Ps.
['felefold*']
falatMldBM (fele.) f. muUitude, EPsS^^
felafrtonat very fierce, bold.
f alagtomort very sad, sorrowfuL
felageong very tfoung, FT 63.
felageonge having traveUed much, GbbatS.
[ganganl
felabrdr^S of exploits, B27.
felaldetoprAee emptily chattering, CP174».
f elalSot very dear, Wif26.
f el»*meahtlg, -mUitigt fnost mighty.
f elamodlgt very bold.
±fftlan I. (w. g.) to touch, *feel,* AG : per-
ceive, Rd. II. ( VPs) sfSoIan
lelaspaool talkative.
lela-apaoolnM, -spreoolnM f. loquacity,
talkaiiveness.
telasprSce talkative, CP281i«.
telasynnig very guilty, B1379.
telawlono very stately, B,d W.
falawyrde taUBOtive, W40U.
f elawyrdnes f . talkativeness.
teleyrt n. foreskin.
feld m. OB. felda, felde open or cultivated
land, field, plain, A,Met,BB ; AO.CP ; Mdf :
battle-field, on olsenam felda in the open
field {of battle), CF221*^.
teldsDlbtn (WW362i«)=feldelfen
f eldbCo f . humble bee, WW.
feldbiaoMpwyrt f. field bishopwort, ANS
84-326.
feldclrlee f. country church, LL264[6,1];
282[3,2].
falde=fylde pret. 3 sg. of fyUan.
f eldelf en f . wood-nymph, WW 189<.
f eldgangendet roaming over the land.
feldhrlVer n. fidd-ox, NC286.
I eldhOst n. tent, Ex.
teldland n. 'field-land,* meadow-land, plain.
7—2
FELDUG
100
FEOHTAN
teldUe ntfioZ, M.
feldnuBdtra i. fiM-madder, roaemary, WW
300".
t«ldmlnto t fidd^iiU, vM mint, WW.
f eld-more, -mora 1 parmiip.
f eldozA f. field-ox (i.e. an ox oat to gress,
not a stalled or iat ox).
teldrude f. wiid rue.
feMBSBten f. field, LPsTT^'. [aeten]
f aUswamm m. fungua, ioadetool, WW 404**.
f eldwtatan n. desert.
faldwdp m. plantain. Oh (T«s*feldhoppe,
ANS 119-436 ;FM200).
f aMwyrt f . gentian, Jjod.
+fUe eeneiiive, Ijcd.
talefaa]d=felaleald
t«al«a8 inameiMe, dead, Wt40.
f elg, f elge 1 '/etfoe, * feUy, rim of a wheel. Bo.
[feolan]
felffe-rola, -ro9e ^pdipodivm,^ A24*432
(▼. MLN23-186).
falh =fea]h pret. 3 sg. of f Solan.
felhK (KOl) =fy]gt$ pres. 3 eg. of fylgan.
lellgean =fVlgan
faU L n. 'fM^ehin, hide, B,JulJjcdi MJiO,
GP. [//. pelliB] II. m. = fiell
faU-=f7U-
f alien (i^) made of skins, M.
feUer«ad (So*; -*padl6r§ad? ES43'316)
purple, NG.
fUlun=fSollon pret. pL of feaUan.
-fetana y. nger-f. ; felmen-=fy]men-
±tanea f . sensation, feeling, M.
felo-=:fela-
telotearV, f elofor m. name of a bird, hittemt
JQPh2i~.
tUon (A)=fa]gon pret. pL of f Solan.
+ffililan = +fnkian
f elft pres. 2 b^. of feallan.
feljityooe n. piece of shin, Iajd 1*330.
feltm?n?7ett,* WW.
telt-ere, -erre a plant, hoD.
leltQn m. privy, dunghiU, GP.
feltQngrSp f. dunghiU, NG285.
feltwurma m. ufUd marjoram, Lod.
f eltwyrt f . mullein {plant),
tM =fiel« pros. 3 eg. of feaUan ; f Off =fyl«
fettSa (Gpl288) rare gp. of feld.
feIu«=felo-; fim-, fSmn- (VP8)=fSnm-
fenssfenn
tenampre (o*) 1 a marsh plant, LcDSSb.
fencerse f. vxOer-cress, Led. [^fencress*]
feneeter n? m? window, GD220. [L.]
fenfearn n. maarsh-fem, ^salvia,* waJUr-fem,
WW 136*.
f entreoVo 1 fen-refuge, B861.
fentugol m. mcor'fowl, Lod 96b?
±feng m. grip, grasp, embrace : capture :
prey, booty. [f5n1
f Sng pret. 3 sg. of f 5n.
f engelt m. lord, prince, king.
fengelid n. marsk-path^fen, B1369.
fengnes f. *susceptio,* GPs82*.
fengnett n. {catcking-ynet, PPsl40^'.
f engon pret. pi. of f 5n.
fengtM (») m. canine tooth, LL81nl6.
f enhleoVu np. /ea-eoverfo, B 820. [hlit$]
lenbop n. fen-hoUow, B764.
tenlx m. the bird 'phcsnix,' JBGrJPh : date-
palm,
tenland n. fen-land, marsh, AG.
f enUo marshy, JB,Guth. [^fenlich *]
tanmlnte f. water-mint, Lcd 14b.
fenn nm. mud, mire, dirt, CP,WW : 'fen,*
marsh, moor, B,Bo; AG : the fen country,
CAr 906.
fenD-=fen-
fennlg dirty, musty, mouldy, CP (»fynig) :
marshy, WW. Vfenny']
f enntoe n. fen-covering, GET {Bd>).
tenoI=finul; fen(Hnpre=fenampre
fenyce f. marsh-frog, Bd41'>.
fSo^feoh; also ds. of feoh.
fSode pret. 3 se. of fSogan.
fSogan (fia, N; feon) to hate, persecute,
LkL. [Soee']
tfog^ung (Sa) f . avarice, BH 130"*.
feoh n. gs. fSoe, ds. fSo catUe, herd, LLJSol;
AG [Oer. vieh] : movable goods, property,
Bo,Ps', AG : money f riches, treasure, BJB,
Mt; M,CP. wX Ucgendam fSo for ready
money, iELO** : name of the rune for f«
teohbebit n. promise of money, Ghb866b.
feohbl^enga m. cattle-keeper, NG343.
feobbdt f. money compensation, LL46n6;
268[61].
leohtang m. offence of taking a bribe, LL
318[16,11.
feohgafol n. usury, NG286.
teotagebftt n. promise of money, Ghb866a.
feobgerSta m. steward, LkLB12*'.
f eohgeseeot n. payment of monev, Bk28 ;29.
feobgeeteald n. possession of riches, JnL686.
leobgestrSon n. acquiring money : treasure^
possessions, riches.
feobgldsere (GP) ^feohgitsere
feobgletu f . largess.
feotagletsere (GP331*)=feobg^t8ere
f eobgUref avaricious.
f eobglftf f . bounty-giving, largess.
f eobgttsere m. miser.
feohgod n. property {in cattle), LL60nl.
feobgyrnos f. greed, LL396[4].
f eobbord m. treasury.
feobbHa n. treasure-house, WW. Vfee ']
leoblAnung f. lending of money, WW 116**.
feoUand *pascua/ PPs.
leohlias without money : not to be bought off,
past compensation, B2441.
f eoblSasnes f . uxint of money.
feobsoeatt n. money-payment. Da 744.
feobspSda fp. riches, GI)273*.
teobspllUng f. waste of money, Chb1096.
f eohstrang weU off, Gl.
±feobt (i, o, y) n. aaion of fighting, BJ^s :
'fight,' batOe, AO : strife. Mod.
±feobtan* (e, K) to * fight,* combat, stnvt.
FEOBTDJEG 101 FBOBIEBNI)
OhrJ,L;M^0,CP. on f. attack, JigriU feord^feord-^sfierd, fierd-^fyrd-
agaitut : (+) oain 6^ fighting, toin. ttorat gs. of feorii.
+teolitd»g m. day of toOe, PFs 139^ f eorg^eorh
faohtof.=feoht faorfa (e) nm. gs. fSores, dao. feorh life,
faohtohorii (yi) m. batOe-hom, PP874*. ffrineijde of life, soul, spirit, AO,OP. t6
f aohtond m. fighter, OEG3805. widan f 6ore/or eternity, for ever, f . geeellaii,
faohtere m. fighter, ES39*». figiefan to die : living being, person.
laohtgegyr ela m. implement of war, missile, f eorhidl f . fatal disease, iB. .
'falorica, * WW399». f •orhlMiiiA m. man-slayer.
faohttfto n. fighting, LL. VfighUac'] f eorhbealuf n. deadly eml, violent death.
f eohtUng (yi) m. fighter, OD 110". f eorhbenn f. deadly toound, B2740.
+ftohteiiiniie8f.^'oj((^afMM,NC292. r+f«o&] fo<M*hberendt m. living being.
foohtwite (i\ yi, y«) n. penalty for jighHng, feorbbold n. body. Rood 73.
I^ f •orhbona = f eorhbana
feohwlte n. fine for coining false money, LL feorhbora m. life-bearer, Bd92*.
319 coL 2. f eorhowalut (e) f. slaughter, death.
liol pret. 3 sff. of feaUan. f oorhowMlmt m. slaughter, death.
f fol ($, i) f . *file, ' Bd ; ML. f eorhoynnt n- race of morUOs.
f eola =fela f eorfadagas mp. days of life, asir2368.
ftelaga m. partner, 'fellow,* C%rl016D. toorhdolgn. deotSy imn»n<i,CBl466.
[ON. fSlage] feorhiMteii Uving, Obh204.
±ffolaii* (9) to cleave, be joined to, adhere : feorhDngen/atii of life, glad to preserve one*s
enter, pen^raU, pass into, through or over, life, JBL23"^.
betake oneself to, Chb : undergo : persevere toorhf ebeorh n. refuge. Ex 369.
tfi. [(?(rfft. dlhan] f •orhsedllt n. lieflrf^.
field pret. 3 sg. of fealdan. f •orhgentr n. preservaHon of life, LL
fooUe=folde 2a4[7,3].
ftoldon pret. pL of fealdan. faorhgeninat m* mortal foe.
tfoUieard haird as afilef hard enough to resist f eorbgletat m. giver of life.
the file? Ma108 (or r»*felaheard). feorligletii f. gift of life, feac67
ftoUmn tofiie, .£L32*m. feorh-gdme? f. means of subsistencet -g5ma7
f teU pret. 3 sg., f Sollon pret. pL of feaUan. m. jawf Cb 1547.
faolQsfela; feolu-f«r, -Iez«, -for=felofor teorhlwrdt n. breast, soul, spirit.
feon s=fenn f aorhhllf n. soul-house, body, Ma297.
lion L (d:, OBU. +) BY* w. in or g. to 6e glad, feorhhyrde m. life*s gttardian, protector.
rejoice, exuU, CP. II. =fSogan feortalist m. sUp taken to preserve life, flight,
f tond (ie, y ) m. da. fiend, f Sonde, nap. fiend, B 846.
feond, adversary, foe, enemy, A,B,Mt; feorhlfon n. revenge for bloodshed? gift of
AO,CP [f.=/cmafe enemy]: * fiend,* devU, Ufef Ex 150.
Qu;G2 I the Devil, Lcd,Hy. [pree. ptc. teortalegut f. life.
of f6ogan] feorhUo (fera-, ferh-) vital, HGl453.
tiondAt m. eaHng things sacrificed to idols, feorhHf n. life, PPsl42>.
PPsl05M teorhloea m. 6reM«, Gn625.
f tondgrftp f. grip of a foe, B636. teorhlyre m. loss of life, LL466[3].
f Aondgyld n. idolatry, idol, GD,PP8 : de- f eorhnern f . preservation of life, refuge, sal-
moniacal possession? MtL4>«. valion : nouHshment of life, food.
fiondlto AofeM hostUe, fiendish, WW; M. teorbrdM m. salvation, Ak1656.
ady. -Hoe, Jul. ['fiendly*'] feorhieyldlg guiUy of deaOi, LL.
fiondrSden f. enmity, M. leortastoo mortally wounded, B820.
ftondrfls m. hoHile attack, Gsn900. feorhsweng m. fatal blow, B2489.
ftendsoeatfait m. enemy, robber. teorhVMrf f. urgenl need, PPs69^
ffondsotpe m. hostility, enmity, haired, AO, teorhwund f. deadly wound, B2385.
GP. f eorlon = f yrlen
fiondsioe possessed with a devil, demoniac, feorlio /ar off, cUien. strange, KlIOO*'.
BH 1 84^ f eorlond n. distant land. Pa 10.
fCondulf m. public enemy, criminal, male- feorm (a, », o, y) f. food, provision, sus-
factor. [fSond, wnlf] tenance i enterta%nment, meal, feast, supper,
f Song =f5oung ; f eonn =:fenn £,AO,CP '.goods, possessions : stores : rent
feofsfeorr, feorran-; fiora feorh, flower in kind, EC : profit, ben^, OP : tilling,
ffom gp. of feorh. LL454,8(y).
+f Ion = +f «ra f eorma = forma
f eorMlend dwelling far off, B 254. f eormehim m. farm, Chb 1087.
feor-oiinien, -oond^feoiran-^samen, -oond teormend m. entertainer : cleanser, politer,
teoroftW f. distant land, B 1838. furbisher.
F£OKMENDL£AS 102 FERING
f eonnendltai wanting a burnisher, B 2761 . t9omwK9^Bfaur-€omered,9quar€, AO. [Bceat]
feonnere m. purveyor, KC4-278*^. ttowartime (feoVar-)/a«r-leame(i, VHy.
foormfultum m. help in food, LL356[69,1]. ftowar-MoVa^-tfiogtSa'/ourteentft/ J3£r,irfl ;
±teoniilaii to entertain, receive as guest : AO.
cherish, support, sustain, feed : consume : ftewerflene (S*, y*) ^fourteen,* MtL; AO.
benefit, profit : scout, cleanse, furbish : tiowvcttg * forty,* MtL; AO.
(+) harbour {sMen goods), LL108[4,6}. t^wvUglvsM fortyfold.
feonnung f. Aardourtfi^, LL : furhishing, ttowertlsllc guadragesifnal^ BH.
c2ean«tn^, LL. f towflrlli^otbi '/orfielA, * J6.
f eoriiM f . distance, BH 72^. f fowert^ne = f Sowertlene
feorr I. comp. fi(e)rra, fyira; snp. fierreeta ffowedte (lfO=fteTt$a
'far,* remoU, distant, BH,Chr,RB;CP, UolWT^-^eowelt',ieoT'
lh adv. comp. fierr, firr, fyr(r) ; sap. f town ▼. l6ower.
^{e)Treet, fymet *far,* far away, distant, ±tiovniiig f. r^oieing, joy, 0EG1118.
remote, OP : far back {in time) : further, [+fSon]
besides, moreover, ftewi]r-=f Sower-; fer=f8er
feomn I. adv. from afar, from a remote time fer-=f»r-, fear-, fier-, feor-, for-, fyr-
or piace, B,El,Qen : far off, iU a distance, fir = (l) i&T I. ; (2) fefer; f§r-=f»r-, fyr-
Bo;M,CP. [^ferren*] II. (m, y) to re- ±tin m. associate, comrade, feUow-disciple,
move, avert, turn aside, withdraw, B : A0,0P : wife : man, servant, y. LL2*427f.
proscribe, [^far*] firan to go, come, set out, march, travel, B;
f •omneumeii come from afar, strange. JnL(oe), GP : bdiave, act : .(+ ) accomplish,
faorranound, feoTicnnd come from afar, attain, obtain : (+) fare, speed, undergo,
foreign bom. suffer. [*/er«'l
feoirane, feorTen(e) sfeorran I. tSrbedd n. portable bed.
f6oirfanui< *vexaH,* LkLT{i^). f«rbUM=fflerblSd
feorrlan to keep apar;, M : {±) depart, fereian to convey, bring, Chr : support, ^L
NG(ea). 23f^ : stuff up {with lies), Mh2Z'^.
feoirung f. removal, departure, GD40^^ Vferk, firk*]
f aoralan to go beyond : put far from, expel : tercung f . stutenanee, provision, food, JE
depart, remove, separate. (9^").
feonn=fierBn fordvryrt (ferw-)? a plant, ANS84-325 (or?
feontutf nf . support, WW. »feld-).
f eorttng f . 'pedaHo, ' WW 162". tCre able to go, fit for {military) service.
teoi9={erhtS +tire I. f. company, community. II. ae-
fforiSa (ea, N) * fourth,* Lk; AO,CP. feortSe cessible, Ph4. [faranl
healf Aree and a half. f erele f . rod, GD. [L. ferula]
feoilfe fourthly, LL168[16]. fSrend m. sailor : messenger.
ftoHf-ling, -ung m. fourth part : * farthing,* fareV pros. 3 sg. of (1) faran, (2) ferian.
MkLJjkLi S^. Vferling*] fireV pres. 3 8g. of fSran.
fterum dp. of feorh. fergan = ferian
f aorweg m. remote part. f erht I. honest, Gl. II. =ferhS
f aorwlt = fyrwit f erhtUe just, honest.
fios gs. of feoh. terht^t (ferS) mn. mind, intelleet, soul, spirit :
faoftnode (OHB963x)=f»Btnode pret. 3 sg. life, widan f. etemally,for ever.
offaMtnian. ferhWiaiiam. micrcierer, £x399.
feet- = f et- f erhVeeailg of anxious mind, Gbk 22 1 7.
f MS pres. 3 sg. of feogaiu ferhlMleofa, -oofaf m. breasL
f MSer-, fSoVor- =feower- f erhVfreo bold, brave, B 1 146.
tteung f. hatred, OP. [fSogan] fertitttrlVeiide (rV) sustaining life, Rd39*.
leow-, feower- v. also fitSer-. ferhlSgenltna m. mortal enemy, B28S1.
Itewer, feowere [indecl. before a ab. bat ferht^ewlt (r6)ii. icni2er<stonasiij|f, Ob1184.
when alone, osa. g. f eow(e)ra, d. feowernm] I ertaVgltewf wise, prudent.
*four, * Cr ; M,AO,CP : four times. f erht^rlm (rt$)t savage.
f towerdogor mn. and adj. four days. f erhffiooat m. breast, body.
f <ower-eege, -ecgede four-cornered, square, ferhVlulu f. heartfelt love, AN83(y).
LoD. ferhlteefat (i, y) m. mind, thought
f towerf eald fourfold, Lk 19*. f ertiVwMgt eoul-weary, sad.
f towarfealdlloe quadruply, Bl. Pierian to carry, convey, bring, An,B,
Unmefrl^ttfour-foGted, AO ; M. [* four-foot*] El; JE : (with refl. a.) bete^ oneself to, be
fiower-tdt, -iotede four-footed, versed in : depart, go. Ma, V ferry*]
t9oiwt!rgaAn.fourfcidcompensation,'LL22S'. ferlend m. leader, bringer.
fiowwhwfolod (fyr-) four-wheeledf BHy firing Lf f. journey, wandering, [feran]
4i». (v. ES3815) II. i.'insimulaUo,^QiL. [f«r]
FEBL.£CAN 103 FIFBEG
«
+f SrlAoan (e) to associate, uniU, M. f eiVerbedd n. feather-btd, WW 124^*.
+firlle aasoetated, adv. -lioe sociably, to- t9/9tttwtnd provided taUh feathers, feathered,
gether; -liWice GD313««. WW466*.
±tSrnM f. passage, transition, passing away, feVereraeft m. embroidery, WW 491*.
+firrAdeii (asn. +) f. companionship, t^wgmirw^ fp. feathers of the arrow, B^ll9,
fellowship, M,AO,CP ; friendship : society, teVergewooro n, feather-embroidery,
fraternity, congregation, M. tetferhama m. wings, piumage, Cp,Oen,
fen nm. verse : sentence. [2/.] [[featherham*]
tenc 'fresh* {not sait), AO : not salted, KC. MespMlg speedy of foot, C&A53.
-ftnean y. a-f. fMewi^ m. boMe on foot, affray,
f wneeta m. freshet, A 20*382. f tfSm = f »5m
±fSrMlpem./fatern%,C(>mmttn%,re<tnic«: feiSorliynto split into four, IiCDl48a
society, feUawship, companionship, CP. (A 30- 129).
+finelptan to unite, accompany, DR. ftfSra, fetSre v. fetSer.
feniaii to versify, .£Gb218*. fetMan to become fledged, GEO 26".
ferS^eihtS +t«Srlaii to load, AS I", [id^or]
ferVa m. «!:«», hide? A30'**. f«9riht/ea«Aered. MtL p?^^
ferSan»furtSam fi9u (WW110»)=fe«a
f fean, fSsian =fy8an, fysian fiViing f. walking, motion, M,
tmt^teet; fM=fyst; lister- =fdBtor- fez;={feaz
f estnung f . munificence, WW 440^^ ftag- (N) = f Sog- ; fibulae (Gl) = fif ele
fistrlaii=fdstrian -h He n, deceit, [y. 'fickle*]
fet pree. 3 9g. of fetian. tto m. fig, fig-tree : (^S^-^iMOM), venereal
fM L pros. 3 Bg. of fedan. II. ds. and nap. lUeer, hemorrhoids, Lcd. [L. ficus]
of f5t. fleidl f. fig-disease (v. fib).
+f etan* (o /aU, MtR 13''*. flo»ppel m. fi^.
fetel m. belt, Bo,Met. VfetUe*] Hebtem m. fia-tree, ^,CP.
f etelhllt n. Mted or ringed sword-hiU, B 1563. -flelan y. be-f .
f Stele = f fitelfl flioltaf n. fig-leaf.
f etelBlan to provide with a sheath? BG3-216>. flool 'fidde, ' cunning, tricky, KOI; W.
+f etelBod ornamented? (BT), belted? ringed? flctrfow n. fig-tree.
teter^aifetor floung f. fraud, trickery, LL242[24];254
-ffeterfant to fetter, bind. [28,2].
± fetian (n) to bring near, fetch, B,Oen : tlowynn m. tn/e^tf iiaZ to orm. Lop 122a.
bring on, induce : marry, [»feooan] tlowyrt f.)Sg-toorf, WW134*'.
fetor (eo^, e*) f. 'fetter,* shackle, Cp,MkL, flefaene=fiftiene
Ps : check, reetratnt, Wa. fleht pros. 3 8g. of f eohtan.
fetorwrieen f. fetter, chain, Av 1109. ±flell (», e, ea, y) mn. fall, destruction, AO,
+fetnn, +fetrian = +feterian CP : death, slaughter -. precipice : ease, in-
Utt I. pres. 3 8g. of fSdan. II. =f fitt flection, MQn9V*{y). [feallan]
fettan =fetian fleU- y. fyll .
fette pret. 3 eg. of fetian. flelt pree. 3 sg. of fealdan.
fi9=feli8 pres. 3 Bg. of fdn. flelV pree. 3 sg. of feallan.
fCVa m. fiot-sMier, AO : band of foot- fiend =feond, also ds. of feond.
soldiers, troop, M : warfare, batde? Jttl389. +flend (y) mp. foes, enemies, Lk, ['i-feond*]
fCSan to lead, JE : go on foot? M{9***). tiendwic n. enemy's camp, LPs 77".
fiVe n. power of locomotion, walking, gait, fler y. feorr II.; IIer-=fSower-
pace, j^,AO. flerd (», e, eo, y) f. national levy or army,
ttKiwemptii m. foot-soldier. Chr : military expedition, campaign. Ma,
f Megang m. journey on foot, Qeh 2513. PPs ; AO : camp. [*ferd *]
MVegeorn anxious to go, Rd32*. flerd- y. also fyi^-.
fiVegeett m. guest coming on foot, traveller, flerdlan (j) to go on an expedition, march,
f fiVehere m. infantry, AO. Chb.
f Mehwearf m. band of footmen, Gu 162. flerdltae without an army, undefended, un-
fHfelistt m. step, track, course. protected, Chb 894a.
f Meltaef footless, crippled. fleren- = firen- ; flerf Ate = f eowerf ete
fCVemenn mp. infantry, NG,WW. -flerme (eo) y. or-f.
tiVemund f. fore-paw, Rd 16^'. flerra, fierreet, fierresta y. feorr 11.
feller (e) f. nap. fet$(e)ra, feSre * feather,* flersn (e, eo, y) f. heel [Oer. ferae]
LedJ*h; pi. wings, Bo,Mi,OET ; CP : pen, flerBt= first
Lk; CP. Hf nsu. indecl. before sb. ; but when alone,
f eVer- = ftewer-, fitter- ; f eVeran = fiVerian has na. fife, g. fif a, d. fifam *five, * A ,Oen,Mt.
teVerbOre provided with feathers, winged, fllalde f. butterfly, Gl. [Oer, falter]
GPH390. fflbto fp. Pentateuch, WW470*.
FIFE
104
FIBENWEOBG
me T. m.
fICeeged9 having five angles, JSGb289".
fifel n. (htige) tea-mcnster, giant, Wald2'*.
fiteleynn n. race of sea-monHers, B 104.
fflelddr n. door of sea^monsiers, river Eider,
Wn>43.
fUele f. frttdUe, WW403*. [L.'fibuia*]
ffleUote 'petOue,* A8-449.
fltelstraam m. ocean, eea. Met 26**.
lUelwAg m. ocean, eea, £l237.
flffald«=fi{alde
fiffoald 'five-fold,* M ifive each, CM840.
fm%UA five-footed, OEG130.
Hflliigre f. ' poiUfntiOa,* 'primviaj* cinque-
foil, oxlipr Led. Vfiv^nger']
nm9rt five-storied, M. [fl6r] ^^
tttg^Kt n. period of five years, lustrum, WW
431".
flt-4iund, -hundred num. five hundred.
fUtoppeda having five lobes, LcD69b.
fU-ltaf n., -Itefe f. *potentiUa,* cinguefoU,
Led. ['fiveUan
fltnuBKen n. magic power, Sol 136. [filel,
mngen]
fUnlhte five days old, ANS 129-22.
Ilfto * fifth,' JB,Mk; AO,CP.
flttalsder t. fssder.
mu fifthly, LLlSSil^l
fmeg=fiftig; fm«8«a=fifteo«a
flfttae=fira^e
fIfteogoSa 'fiflieih,* JB; CP.
fIf-tMSa (;>)> -tetSa, -tegtSa 'fifteenth,* BE,
Led.
fimene (y\ S«, f*) (often w. g.) 'fifteen,*
A,B,Ou; AO.
flfflenewlntre (e*) fifteen years old, Bl213^
fiftig num. 'fifty, JBiBh.a set of fifty ^ Mh.
FUdgdflBg m. Penieeost, MkL pS^*.
flfdgeVa, firtigotSa = fIfteogotSa
fiftlgfeald 'fifiidold,^ containing fifty, M.
tmsne (M)=mtlene
mwlntrt five years M, ^Oe287".
flgan^ 'fngere,* £p.
fihl n ? cloth, rag, NG. [ T-fliht]
Oht !• pres. 3 sg. of feohtan. IL=feht
lltat- =:tyht- ; flhtan=fyhtan
+flhK pre8. 8 Bg. of +feon.
ffl (Ql) =fSol
+fDa,n = +ty]Bik; +lUoo = +fylce
llld sb mUhng, LoD63b.
flldeumb m. milk-pail, Lod 122b.
flide field-like, of the nature of a plain, AO
74".
+ Ude n. field, plain, AO 12". [fold]
lllgV, filho pres. 3 sg. of f Solan.
Illl-=fylg-
ffllende pto. rubbing, WW407^.
fllMe n. hay.
fllMRteg m. meadow, Ci.
tme tiymer 0EG5e^. [-oerfiUeT]
fUlen=feIl€tn
lUmenjfy) n. 'film,* membrane, thin skin.
Led; M : foreskin, M.
lUst-=fylBt.
IllS proB. 3 8g. of feallan.
fin f. heap, pile. y. OEG 2466.
flna m. woodpecker, WW49'.
fine m. 'finch,* Ep,WW.
find = fiend
Undan' (bat ocoL wk. pret. fonde) {±)toiind,
meet with, B,OenJul,Met : discover, obtain
by search or study, Cr,MtL,Ps i provide :
consider, devise, arrange, dispose, dedde,
AO,CP : show, inform, f. »t obtain from.
findend m. finder, GPH391.
±flndlg (y) capable, iBGs69*.
finding f. invention, initiative, CM 1082.
final = final
finger m. 'finger,* Mt,VPs; M,CP.
fingeivseppla, -appla npL finger-shaped
fruiU, dales, ML,0W3t.
fingerdooca? ml finger-musde, Gl.
fingerlle belonging to a finger or ring, WW
291»
fingwItV n. finger-joint, NC343.
fingermsBl n. finger *s length, NB22*.
finlg(y)=fyiug
finlhtjfZniw.
finn m. 'fin,* JS.
Ilnofis^final
finft=finde8t pres. 2 sg. of fiadan.
fint pres. 3 Sff. of finda^
fintaf ni> l^^ti consequence, result.
finul (e^, y\ o*), finugl m., fina(g)le f.
'fennel,* Sp,WW. [L. foenaoolamj
finulsad (o*) n. fennel-seed, Lod 157a.
flo^fSo; ffr=:fyr
fik'ast mp. men, human beings.
fird=fierd; fird«=fierd-, fyrd-
flren f. transgression, sin, crime : outrage,
violence : torment, suffering.
firenbealu n. transgression, Cb1276.
firenomtt m. wickedness, Jul 14.
firondAdf f . wicked deed, crime.
firenearfflVe n. sinful woe, Gxh709.
firentremmende sinful, CbIIIS.
firenful (y) sinful, wicked.
firangeorn sinful, Cb1606.
firanhlcga (y\ y*) m. aduUerer, GPH389.
flranhlcga (fyrn-) f. adulteress, OEG.
flranhlegend (fyra-) aduUerous, OEG.
±firanlan (y) to sin : commit aduUery : revile,
firanllo (y)uncked. ady. -lice vehemently,
rashly, Wald1».
firanllgarlan to commit fornication, BSPs
106».
firanlost m. lust, sinful desire, luxury,
wantonness, AO,CP.
firanlustful wanton, luxurious, A 12-602".
firanlustgaorn wanton, W263*.
flransynnlg sinful, Cb1379.
firantAonlan (y) to commit misdeeds, BHy
6"i.
firanVaarf (y) f. dire distress, B 14.
firanum excessively, very, intensely
malignantly, [dp. of firen]
firanwaorof n. evil deed, sin.
FIRENWTBOENDE
106
FL^aSCWELLEBE
firenwyreandet nnning, sinful,
llrenwyrhta (y)t m. eml-doer,
firf oda = f jrf cfda
flrsenbtem (y) m. mountain tree, B1414.
[Ooth. fairgoni]
fligenbeorg (fergenberig) mountain, Ritkb-
Casket.
flrgenbucoft m. ibex, Lod.
flrgenditrtam = firgenstrSam
fligen-gftt f. nap. -gfit ibex, Qu
llrgenheafod n. mauntain-headkmd.
flrgenholt n. mountain-wood, B 1393.
flrgenstrtamt m. mountafn-titream, wood-
land-stream,
flrglii-=fizgen-
flrht=rfreht; flrhlS^ferhtS
flrlgendstrtam = fiigenBtream
flrfnggftt=firgeiigat; flnodlg^xfiymdig
flrmettan to oak, beg, AO 186*.
flrii« sfiron-, fym-
firr, firra, fine, firrest v. f eorr.
lint I. (e, ie, y) nm. period, epaee of Hme,
time, reapiU, truce, B,Chr;OF, ['frist*]
II. (ie) f. eeUing, £p. [Ger, first] IIL-
fywt
llntlirftf n. eeUing,
llnt-mMure, -gemearo f . period of time, ap-
pointed time, interval, respite,
llrtf-=fyrtJ-; llrwet-=fyrwit-
ftoe m. %h,* VPs; M,AO,CP; Mdf.
flso^Vy -(n)o9 m. fishing, AO . fishpond : a
catch of fUh. [▼. NC286]
flsebrf lie m. fM-brine, WW128>*.
fltMynn n. fish tribe, M.
flsedtah t fish-dye, purple, OEQ6103.
fiseara m. ^fisher,* flshaman, AO,Mt : king-
fisher (bird),
flMfaU(NG)=fi8opdl
llsefloduT m. fish-flood, sea, PET .
flschfls n. phie where fish is sold, WW 184^.
natikMk to 'fish,* Bo,
flMsmara m. fishpond, WWiM^K
llaa]iaV=fiBoatS
flsenatt n. fishing-net,
fksonoV, fi8ooS=fiBoatS
flBcpdl m. fishpond, JnL, W W, [*fishpo6l *]
flsattrtkt m. smaUfish, MtLlSK
llaewaUa L m. fishpond, A 13-321. II. «
fiaowylle
flsowar m. fish-weir, fish-trap, LL454[9].
fkaowyUBfuU offish, BH. [weallan]
flitlng f. *fesiculatio,' WW.
ntaltdta thin, slender, WW16I>».
Iltantloea m. tent-nail, WW 187* (7-»fi«er.
sticoa).
ntt I. fr struggle, contest, fight, Qen2072.
II. f. 'fit,* song, poem, Bo;Qi^, [? con-
nected with I. ▼. SkED. under fit (2)]
Mala f. fiddle,
Malara m. 'fiddler,* WW ^11^,
Malastra t female fiddler, WW311>«.
llSar-sfeower-, fe^er-
Marclan to fiutter, GD 100". [fiCerel
MardAlad quadripartite, quartered, 0£G.
Mara (y) n. nap. fit$(e)ru, fit$era(8) ufing,
M,CP.
Martaald 'quadriga,* EHy4»
ll5arflManda (y^) flowing in four streams,
GPH390.
flVarfldwanda ylotoina in four streams, OEG
48>.
flVarliama m. wing-covering, MLM'^{j^),
+fi9arhamod covered wiA feathers, MR
1*466".
fiVarhlwa 'quadriformis,* OEG177.
+ttVarian, fiVrian to provide with feathers,
or wings.
ItSarltaa without wings, Wy22.
fiVarrIca (y) n. tetrarchy, Chb12o.
fiSartoiatas mp. four quarters f Sol 32.
ftSartlaht m. flapping of wings, joy f OEG
4892.
fllVru y. fit$eie.
flxa, fizaa, fizum=fisca, fiacas, fiflcum, gp.,
nap. and dp. of fiac.
llzan^fyxen
flzlan, fizo9» fixno9=fi8oian, fiscatS
HA f. arrow, AO, ['fio* ;««fla n]
flaeg catapiasm, plaHer, WW380*.
tiMOT^Jlying (of arrows), [cp. Oer. fiaokem]
ll8B-=flea-, fleo-
flft.=fl&., flfia. , figp- , files flAc^fiftac
flAra f. earlap, WWIS?^*.
flAiO (S) n. 'flesh,* JB,Op,Lk,VP; CP : body
(as opposed to soul), B,Jn : carnal nature,
Mt : living creatures, Lk,Ps,
llAsoAt m. animal food, R6.
flAaebana m. murderer, GD.
fiaaeoofa m. body, LPallS* *
flaaae^lng f. meat-market, WW145>*.
tUbtceht fleshy, Lod 83a.
llAscan of flesh, like flesh, GPH;I^
i'fleshen*]
flflaoannaa sfifiacnea
fUtaogabyrd f. incamaiion, OEG429.
flflaohama (o')t m. body, carcase,
-f-flAacliamod incarnate, M,
flAsohordt n. body,
flflaohOs n. 'fesh-house,* place where meat
is sold, WW,
flflaolic 'fleshly,* corporeal, carnal, JB,BH,
flAscDcnas f . tncomate am^»(Mm, .^B. ['flesh"
liness*'\
flfiaomangara m. buicher, WW. ['ftesh-
monger*!
flAaamatfn f. maggot, WW122u.
flAic-mata m. nap. -mettas flesh, animal
food,LL;M,CP, ['fieshmeat*]
^flfiscnaa f. incarnation, Chb.
+flSacod incarnate, iB.
flAscsand portion of meat, NC287.
flAfloatrftt f . meat-market, M,
fUtoctftwaram. torturer of the flesh, exe-
cutioner, WW189".
flAsctflV m, one of the teeth, WW416>«.
flSscUtaiuig f. use as food, NC287.
flAsowallara m. executioner, hangman, WW
382*. [fi»sc, oweUere]
FIJSSCWTRM 106 FLDTTEN
flflecwyim m. ma^fgotf Led. [^fieshworm*'} fliot (ea) m. fleota f. water, aea, estuary,
fl«tllo=flfi6olic river, AO : raft, ship, Hy. Vfiut']
floBVeoomb m. weaver* » comb, WW. flfotan* to float, drift, flow, sufim, sail, M,
flSBZ (MtR) = fleaz CP : (tr, ) Mm, LoD. \^fleei ']
flagen pp. of flSan. fifote (or? fleota) =fleot
flili I. n. wickednese, treachery, Rnf47. fltetende )Ioa<iny, Oen 1447. V fleeting']
II.t adj. toOy, deceitful, hoMe. nioUg fleet, swift, Rd52«.
flAn mf . barb, arrow, javelin, dart, B,Ma,JB ; flfolwyrt f . seaweed, LoD 101a,
AO,CP. ['fflane'] fleotSa (ea) f. waier-liUf, LcD.
flinbogat noi* bow, lliow pret. 3 eg. of fldwan.
llano m. flank, OEG50**. fliow«=flew6 pres. 3 sg. of fl6waii.
fttngeweorct n* shooting gear, arrows. -Aire v. tSri-, fu-f .
fl&iilired? arrow-swift? arrow-equipped? (of flliriiig f. stoiy (of a buiUing), M. [flor]
death), Rim72 His = flies; fltae^fls&BO
llftnlht re attng to darts, WW 426*^. fletwlan (eo) to whisper? puU a wry face?
nknnrwaui t onset, attack, BH122» (JAW 30). [or ?fleBwian dis-
llaaoe (z) f. *flask,* bottle, semble, ES44*470]
llftt pres. 3 SK. of flitan. flat^=^ett ; flit, flete r= fliete
flaxe (QD, WW) =flaflce fletrsMt f. couch, B 1241.
Hazfote weh'fooied, [»flox-] fletslttendt m. sitter in hall, courtier, guest.
flte I. mf. *flea,' Ep,Lcd. II.=fleah n. flett n. flcor, ground, B : dwelling, hall,
Utag pret. 3 sg. of fleogan. numsion, Vflet*]
flteh I. n. albugo, a white spot in the eye, CP. flettgefeobt n. fighting in a house, LL 18[39].
II. m. =:flea I. III. pret. 3 sg. of fleogan. llattgestealdt n. household goods,
IV. pret. 3 sg. of fleon. flettpM m. floor of a house. Gen 2729.
fitam m. flight, AO,i£. on f. gebrengan fletwerod n. hall-troop, body-guard, B476.
to put to flight, on f. weortSan io flee, floV6eamb=flsBSecomb
fliamdoin m. flight, N O 287. fliwsa m. flowing, flux, issue {bodily dis-
fliamlist m. apostacy, WW 500*. order), Lcd. [fldwan]
flian* to *flay, ' Cp. llAwff pres. 3 sg. of fl5wan.
±fleard n. nonsense, foUy, deception, fraud, flez=fieax
supertiitifm, LL', OEG. ['flird'] flezascer m. JIcu; 2em^, KC 5-389^*.
ffleardere m. trifler, NC287. flozgescot n. co/ntaribution of flax,
fieititiisji to be foolish, err, go astray I grow flezllne f. flax-winder, reel? flax line?
luxuriantly, thread? LL455[15].
lliat I. pret. 3 sg. of fleotan. II.=:fltet +fllan, +flyn tc drive out [flSon]
lltewyrt f . fleabane, W W, ['fleawort '] ffieee n. 'flitch ' of bacon, ham, CD,Ql, W W.
fleaz (», e) n. 'flax,* linen, CP; M{e), fUoorian, flicerian to move the wings, flutter,
Il6az-=flex- JE, ['flicker*]
fleeta = fleohta ; fled = flett ffle = flSah I.
-flidan V. ofer-f. lllebV pres. 3 sg. of fleon.
flUa adj. ta flood, full, overflowing, AO. fliama (e, i, y) m,fugUive, exile, outlaw, AO.
[fl5d] Godes f . excommunicate person, LL 362 [66].
flMlng f . flowing, M, [fleam]
fllg-=flSog- dbflleman {&, e, y) to put to flight, drive
fliga little ship, JnL6><(oe). away, banish. Gen ; CP. ['fleme * ; fleam]
flahta= fleohta; fltai-ssfliem- flieman-faorm, -feorming f. offence of, or
flana=flyne; flio=fl€a penaUy for, sheUeririg fugitives from justice,
i:fltegan* (intr., cp. fleon) to 'fly,* EM, LL102[30]; 2-302.
Jud,Jul; M,CP I flee, take to flight. Ma, +fllema (e) adj, fugitive, BR 147*.
[Oer, fliegen] fllamlng (flymig) sb. fugitive, OEG 2965.
fltega (e, y) f. any winged insect, 'fly,* JB; ffles (e, 6o, i, y) n. 'fleece,* wool, fur, seal
CP. [Oer. fliege] ekin, LL,Ps{eo).
fltogenda m. bird, CPs. fflai (WW 489*) = fleot ; fliatan = flitan
fltegande )fyt9i(^, winged, i£GB44*. fliata (e, y) f. cream, curds ipuni, [fleotan]
fltegendtte flying, wing ed, ^ Gb56». Og =fleah I. ; fll^- =fleog-, flyg-
fltogryft n. fly-curtain, WW373» fllgel m? nf 'flail, * A 9-264.
fltoheynn m. a kind of flies, PPsl04*^. fllht L m. patch, MkLR2»(y)- [fleohtan]
flfobnet n. 'fly-net, * curtain, Jud, II. = flyht
flaobta (fleota) m. hurdle, flIbiaelM m. patch, WW206».
±flfon* to fly from, 'flee,* avoid, escape, O, tObX pres. 3 sg. of flSon.
ife<,FP«; AO,CP : put to flight, M : fly fllma=fliema
(intr.), ^. flint m. 'flint,* rock, MJBp,WW.
fltos (VPs) =flies ; flaoB- =fles. fllntan of flint, W262^
PLIKTGRSQ 107 FODORBRYTTA
flintgrftg gray like flint, Rd4^*. flothere m. piratical fleel, B2915.
fllo = fleah I. ; fib = flies flotlan to 'float, * Chr, [flSotan]
±lllt (usu. + ) n. strife, Ps : dispute, con- llotlle nautical, naval, WW 205*7.
teittion : *scandalwn*; to +flitefl emuUmsly, flotniann m. sailor, pirate, M.
VfliU'] flotoiteii=floterian
±fDtan^ to strive, quarrel, dispute, contend, flotsclp n. ship, bark, WW.
B,BH ; i£,CP. flotemem n. floating grease, fat, LL463[4].
flltersaft m. dialectics, logic, OEG. flotweg m. ocean, Hn41.
flitonBttlto logical. fldwan' to 'flow, ' stream, issue, Ps,Sol, VPs ;
intend m. contentious person. AO,CP : become liquid, melt, VPs : abound :
fllttre m. disputer, chider, quarreler, schis- (+) overflow, AO.
matic, Bp, ['fliter'^ fldwednes, fldwnes f. flow, flux, overflow,
±mt-ful (OEG), -fullio contentious. torrent, CP.
+fllttulnos f. litigiousness, A1M02M. fldwende 'flowing,' Ma66.
±flltgeorn m. contentious person. flowendllo flowing, LPs 147^.
+filtgeorii contentious, RB 130*^. flowing f. 'flowing, * MtL.
+flltnee emulously, BH406". flugl- (OET26) =fugl-
±flltniAlum eontentiously, emulously. flugol fleet, svnft : fUeting.
•flltme? V. uA-f. fiugon I. pret. pL of fleogan. II. pret. pi.
fllnsum (OET) =fleo8um dp. of fleoe. of fleon. III. =fii]gon pret. pi. of feolan.
floo n. flounder f WW. fluton pret. pi. of fleot«n.
floean^ to clap, applaud, Rd21>*. flyoerian =fiioeiian
floeo m. 'flock, ' company, troop, M,Chr. flyoge fledged, OEG.
fiocemftlum in troops, AO. ['flockmeal '] flyctleliV (Gl) = flihteolaS
flooglan to shine forth, GPH 399. flyge (i)«m. flight.
floerftd f. invading b and, troop, Chr. fl9gd=fleoge
flocsllte m. «e(^^iofi, WWlld**; A8*461. flygepll n. flying dart, Mod27.
Add mn. mass of water, 'flood,* wave, M,Qen, flygertew wiM inflight, Gxr321.
Mt, VPs ; AO,CP -: flow (of tide as opposed flygul =flugol
to M), tide, flux, ewrrent, stream, Chr ; AO : fl^hst pres. 2 sg. of flSon.
the flood, da.uge,B,Lk',M. f^ht m. I, flying, 'flight,' ^(i),OET. on
flddbUUs pale as water t pale through fear of flyhte on the wing. II.=fliht
drowning. Ex 497. flyhthwaatf swift of flight.
fldde f. channel, gutter, Gl : floodf (Earle), fl^hV pres. 3 sg. of fleon.
EC 120<^ fl^- =r fliem- ; + flyn = +fl!an
flddegsa m. flood- terror . Ex 446. t^e (e) f. baiter, Lod.
floden of a river, WW240. flyi (iE)=flie8; flyt, flyt- =flit, flit-
flodhamm m. piece of land surrounded by fl^ pres. 3 sg. of fl§otan.
water f KGl*289i<. fl^e I. m? 'pontamium,' boat, WW. [cp.
flodllo of or belonging to a stream, iBGsM*. fleot] II. t. =flTete
flddweardf f . sea-wall. flltme f. fleam (blood-letting instrument).
flodwegt m. watery way, sea. [L. phlebotomum]
flodwudu m. «Atp, Cb864. fly9=flyht
flddwytanf m. flowing stream, raging billows. ±tn8Bd n. nap. tnadu fringe, border, hem, M.
[weaUan] fnAran, fnfirettan to breathe Jteavily, snort,
fldd^tt f. wave of the sea, B642. fume. v. NC356. ^^
flogen I. pp. of fleon. II. pp. of fleogan. fnaM I. n. dp. fnasum fringe, WW 426".
floggettan to fluctuate, [fleogan] II. pret. 3 sg. of fnesan.
flogoVa m. liquor, GPH 402. fnAst m. blowing, blast, breath. Led. ['fnasi'l
flfih f. chip, WW416^ fnfistlan to breathe hard. Led. [v. 'fnast'^
flolitenfdte web-footed, Lod 33b. f niosan to breathe hard, sneeze
flor fm. ds. flora, fldre 'floor,' pavement, tikhoi^wag I. sneezing, WW. [v. ^fnese')
ground, B,Lk; JS : bottom {of a lake, etc.), ±fntaan* to sneeze : pant, gasp.
Sat. f nora m. sneezing, M,Qis.
fMirtBO flowery, CM 44. 16 pres. 1 sg. of ton.
fldntftn m. paving-stone, tesseUa. foea m. cake {baked on the Tiearth), ^L18'**.
flot n. deep water, sea. on flot(e) afloat. f5da m. 'food,' sustenance, nourishmenl, JB,
['float'] CD: fuel, Sc.
flota m. (floater), boat, ship, vessel : fleet fodder =f odor
sailor : (f) piraU. Vfl4)at''i foddor, foddur =fddor
+flota m. floater (whaie), Whaijb7. fddor n. 'fodder' (for cattle), food (for man),
lloten pp. of flSotan. MJjL : case, sheath, Gl.
lloteflan to flutter, fly, M : float, be flooded, fodorbrytta (fodder-) m. distributor of food,
overflow, JE. herdsman, WW 111**.
FODORGIFU 108 FON
fddoifltu (foddur-) food, PPs. folenidt =folcgemdt
fddorhee (fodder-) rack for food or fodder, tolonSd f. people's need, PPsTT".
IjL455[17]. folortMf m. pubUc benefit,
f MornoV m. aueUnance, folorAden £. decree of the peopU, Gba42.
f odortegut / partaking of food, feeding, f olorlht L n. right of the peopU, common law,
.r!^<'/«>f- ^ . . ^^- Vfolkright'] IL adj. according to
lodorwela (foddnr-) m. wealth of food, pro- common law.
vUicne, Rd 33^. f oIcmbI n. house, Bd 2».
KdM m. provisions, AO. folMoearut f. peopU, nation, province :
'<>?^(N)f=fe.,£S. peopfe'a laiui, B73 (Earle).
+f fig n. jcnnifi^, jotnt. f olMoeaSa m. villain. An 1695.
+fOgitin (Mh) m. i^^famc, CP263". folosolpe m. nation, people, Rd33»
foh imperat. of f6n. folosltta n. sedition, WWII !••.
«oht=feoht to}Mi9Atf m. dweUing^jOaee : batiMield.
fohten pp. of f eohtan. tolostfiw f . country piace, BH 16(H«.
lol (wk. adj.)=fiiU fotawiot mT troop, muUih^, £x677.
+J®1 •«J- yfithfoal. folotala f. genedlogy.
foI-=ful- foletog»t m. cAiejiatn, <xmiiiiaiw2er.
folA m. 'foal, coU, Bl,Mk ; iE. foletraiiia m. Ao«f , LPs.
'^n. /ott, i>eop{e, nation, <ri6e, M,B; AO, foloQ=folooa
CT : a collection or dass of persons, laity, folewalag populous, WW476"
Bl,Bo : troop, army. folewerf m. man.
folcAgendat ruling. folowlg» m. warrior, Rd 16".
folobealo n, great triMaiion, Msk126. folowlto m. public councillor, senator, Cba
folebearnt n. man. 77.
foIocQ (folou) f. people's cow, PP867". foIew6h n. deception of the public, JEL2S^K
toleeM noted : public, BH. foMmrnt n. earth^house, grave.
foloowta f. queen of a nation, B641. foMigeiid m. earth-possessor, earih-dweller,
foloowlde n. popular saying, NC287. Ph6. (MS. folcagend)
tolo^ngt m. king of a nation. f oldbold n. house, castle, B 773.
folodryhtt f. muUitude of people. toldMlend m. earth-dweller, man, inhabitant
foloafflrant '• public enme. of a country, CP.
faloegetnim =:fologetra]n folde (eo) f. earth, ground, soil, terra firma,
toIec«M m. aeiwsral terror, PPsSS". B,Jud : land, country, region : world.
folofrte m. lord of the peopte, Gbk 1862. toMgnBtf n. earth-grave.
'?oJ?? 5??VS,^ ^^ ^f cUitenship, LL loldgrAg grey as the earthf OhC31.
.VWj344[46]. loldhrfcende tiwttfny o« «A« eort*. Pa6.
folegedratBM f . In^iOtKum, NC287. toUbrnt f. re«< tn tA€ earth, Cb 1029.
fologef eoht n. pitched batik, AO. toldwrnrtm m. fruiU of the earth, Ph664.
to^m^t n. meeting of the peopU of a town foldweff »• «wy, paA, road : eoit*.
or dtstna, LL. [*folkmoot*] foldwel* m. emrOily riches, Bim68
folegerttft m. public officer, WW. foldwonrf m. plain, earth.
f ologeriht = f olcriht f olen, f olgen pp. of f Solan.
fologesetnes f. statule. folgm« (AO) = folgo«
f olcgaint m. prince, noble. folgare m. ^follower, ' attendant, discipU, M,
f olcgosteallat m. companion in war. CP : successor, AO 160" : friman who is
fologestrten n. public treasure, Gbh 1981. not a householder.
folcgetaBl n. number of fighting men. Ex 229. ±folglaii (often w. d.) to 'follow,' JnM :
f olog^umt n. army, host. accompany, Ps : follow after, BiM attain,
fologeVrang n. crowd, A0134-. CP383" : obey, serve, oberve. El (t. also
folcgewlnnn./pA/»ny, uwr, MbtI". fylgan).
folelao of the p»ople,popular,secular, common. folgoS m. body of retainers, following, retinuei
folol«sungr=foloIeaflnng pursuit, employment, serviu, dignity, office,
f ololagu f . law of the people, public law. rule, MJlO,CP : jurisdiction, district : con-
f ololand n. land held by freemen according to dition of life, destiny.
« *^ "*^ ^^ /amt/y inheritance, v. LL lolmt, folme f. palm, hand. [fSlan]
2*403. fon=fann
foleUr f. homily GD. f6n» (±) to take, grasp, seize, catch, BJBH,
f ololtasung f . slander. LL. Qen ; G^,M : capture, make prisoner, Chr :
foloUe public, common, popular, plebeian. receive, accept, assume, undertake, B,8ol;
folonuBgent »• public force, army. OP : meet with, encounter, f. on take up,
tohOD^^ f. ^^, nation. begin, resume, Mi take to, JB, Bo. f. tdrioe
f olomAlum = floocmftlum ascend the throne, ^,A0. f . t6g»dr© join
lolomAre celebrated, GbkISOI. together, join issue, engage in battU. him
FOND 109 FOBCUMAN
tteSuiet f eng chUehed ai him, B. him on refirain, GP : suffer, endure, ioUraU, humour,
fnltam feng Kdped ihem, JudSOO. hlyst CPJS^H : restrain, II.=foreberaii
+f . listen, Vfang, ' * i-fang *] f orbernan =: f orbeonian
fond=fand pret. 3 8g. of findftii. forbflnten* to break, hurst asunder, vanish,
fong-sfang-; foim=£aim; fontSB^fant faU, LLtUtgohy defauU, EC20r. [^for-
f onu = ianu burst *]
for I. prep, (with d., inst. and a.) (local) forb§tan=forebStan
before, in the sight of, in or into the presence forbl|;an (S, f ) to bend down, bow down,
of, B,Oen : as far as, IM119^' : (temporal) depreciate, ahase, humiliate, degrade.
during, before : (causal) *for,* on account forblgels m. arch, arched roof, WW 126*.
of, for the sake of, through, because of, ounng forblndan* to bind (up), muzzle, CP 106''.
to, from, by reason of, JSJB,Oen,Met. for [*forbind*]
wonilde as regards this world, M. for forblsen=foreby8en
Bzyhtne by Ood : in order to : in place of, torbltan^ to biU through, HLI8**^.
instead of, equivalent to, at the price of, forbttwan* to blow, AO : blow out, inflate,
M,QuJit : in preference to. Rood : in spite Led. {^forblow']
of, Ckr. II. conj. for, because, for hvrf, forbUndlan to blind, MkBO*'.
for hwam, for hwon whereforef for 6am, fdrbde f. iXinerar^, OEG2023.
for tSon, for %^ therefore, because, since, for torbod n. prohibition, LL ; OP. [* forbade^]
tS&m tSe {by), for if t$e because, for tif forboda==foreboda
tot, for Dam 9»t in order that. IIL adv. torbreean* (n*) to break in pieces, bruise,
too, very, M. for an only. violate, crush, destroy, Jn;AO,CP. for-
for^ L denotes loss or destrootion (as in hiooea bn^een down, decrepit. [*forbreak*]
f orddn, f orgiefan), or is intensitive or for-brUan', -bregdan to tear in pieces : draw
pejoiatiTe, as in forb«man, forrotian. It over, cover : change, transform. Bo. Vfor-
IS not connected with the preposition braid*]
'for.' Its original form was fer- [op. Oer. for-brltan, -brittansforbiyttani
Ter-]. IL oocly=:fore- forbiTt-ednes (ESPs), -ennes (V^Ps) f. con-
fer I. f. going, course, journey, expedition, trition.
BE ;A0 : way, manner of life, [farani forbrytlansforbryttan
II. m. pig, hog, OEQ. III. pret. 3 sg. of forbiytCan to break in pieces, crush, bruise.
faran. forbUgan' to bend from, refrain from, avoid,
ton (N) = f oran ; f ora- s fore- ; torad ss f orod decline, M,Ma ; CB : flee from, escape, CP :
foran L prep. (w. d.) b^ore, opposite, hold down. Vforbow*]
II. ady. before, tn front, forward, Bd; M, forbj^gan=forbIgan
AO,CP : to the front. Da. foran ongean fcwbyrd f. abstention, AO30**.
opposite. [*fome'] KTH forbyrdlan to ii»i^ /or, EP832>*.
fmmnbodlg n. thorax, chest, WW 158^. f orl^rdlg forbearing, NC287.
lorandsaff early part of ihe dayf ^(NC), forbyman (^)=forbeoman
firH dayf (BT). toree f. *fork,* JB,WW.
torane =foran n. loretap forestalling {in trade), LL234[2,10].
foranhtefod n. forehead, M. [-B*forecfop]
I oranoUit f . early part of the night, dusk, f oreeorfan* to carve out, cut down, cut off, cut
evening, JE. ihrough,divide,^,Chr;AO,CP.[*forcarve^]
torantd prep. (w. d.) brfore. foreiowan' to bite off. Bo 36**.
forftVsioreatS tor-clerran (CP), -cerran to turn aside, pre-
forbflsman to cause to bum, bum up, eon- vent, avert, avoid, CP : turn oneself away,
sume by fre, be consumed, JS,Chr; AO. escape.
[*forbum*] forolerredBOt (y*) f. perversUy, GDIW* :
torbSBrnednes f. burning up, Ixjd. turning aside, BPb126^ ^^
forbearan =f orberan torolening (e, y ) f. turning aside, CVPs 126^.
iorbearnan = f orbnman forolnnan to deny, disown f Sol 107.
fSrbed n. portable bed, litter, ZDA31. forolpplan (y) to cut off, RHy 2". [cp. Eng.
torblgan = f orblgan chip]
forbelgan* to be enraged, Bi«. forclAman to stop up, Gl.
forb«n f . prayer, BHy 138". fordas mp. prongs? NC287.
forbtedan* to * forbid,* prohibit, Chr,0; M : torelingan* to wither, shrink up, Cp, Vfor-
restrain, Ps i refuse, Lk : repeal, annul, ding*]
LL42[49]. forelyoean to stop, close {ears), BPs57*.
fdrbiodandlie dehortative, dissuasive, MQb, toroi^n to dose up, Lod3-92**.
225^^ forenldan sfotgnldan
forbeoniaii* (e, y) to bum, be consumed by forouman^ to corns before, prevent, surprise :
flre, AO. harass, wear out, dedroy : overcome, conquer,
forbsran I. (sv^) to * forbear,* abstain from, obtain : surpass.
FORCUNNIAN 110 FOREGENGA
farounnlmn to tempi : under&tand. forealdlAn to grow oid, decaffs BH; MjCP.
for-ettV {M) bad, wicked, in/anums, foul, Vforold']
deepieoNe, JS,Bo; AO,CP. adv. -ooVe. for«ifttr6C«uifofay2oto,ot«rtibfoio,£P8l06**.
['foreouth*^ foreftV m. preiiminary oath^ LL (▼. 2*646).
foieOS-Uo, •Iioe=for-ou9, -oaSe l^foreoath*]
forowfltfaui* to speak ill of, almee, revile, CP : forteVa very easily, M.
reprove : refuse, rejeet, CP : boast, promise fore-bteeen, -beiMm (M), -becen n. sign,
great things, GhE49. portent, prodigy.
f orewolstan* ? to swallow, Lod 18a. foreb^B to intercept, Chb 1009x.
forow^san to shake violently, SPs 109'. torobenui to prefer, BH294^
f orayppUn = f orcippian f oraMtan to make legal amends (mcariously),
toreyiran (M) =forcieiTan * LL.
fon^lbui to surpass in knowledge : under- fora]iirlc=foreb7rig, da. olforebuiiL
stand : argue, urge. torabisaop m. high priest, MtLl>*(mg).
ford m. ds. f otda 'ford, * M,AO ; Mdf. toraMaafflaa to preoccupy, OEG 1236.
tordAlan to spend. forablAattn; (S) f. shoot, branch, EP879^*.
foidiad dead, MtL28«. fSraboa (HQl454) =fdrbdo
fordalfan* to delve, dig, EC 120*. forabod n. proph^, preaching, NG.
tordlmaii to condemn, sentence, doom, Mt; torelbo^m. forerunner, messenger, Atl8^^*.
M : prejudice, EC 145 : decide. So 125*. torabodJan to aiifuwnce, (iecfare.
['fordeem^] forabodunc f. prophecy, NG.
fordlmadlla to 6e cofulemfiefj, GD208*. forabrAdan to prolong, £Psll9* : over-
fordimadnas f. eondtmnation, proscription, shadow, MkL9'.
BH34^ forabrtoat n. cheet, WW.
fordCmand m. accuser, JuL p5*. foraburh f . outwork : outer court, vestibuUf M.
f ordCmlan = f ordeman forabyrd f . longsuffering, CP 41 ".
fordimiiig t plunder, spoliation, OEG3149. forabyaan f. example.
foidanmian to dam up, block up, EP857^ toraeaorfan* ' prcecidere,* J EGnl l^^.
fordattan (KGL)=foidyttaii foraeaorfand m.fronttooih, WW264U.
tor^!MgtLntoshutoutbyaditch,bU)ckup,CP. foracteaan to chose in preference, BGJRPs
tor-dUglan, -dil^gian, -diligiaii to blot out, 131^^^
deHroy, abolish, BH. ['fordilghe'] foraoUplaii (y) * proclamare,' BHyS*; AKS
fordlmmlan to obscure, darken, 8c. ['fordim*] 122-265.
f ordlttan = f ordyttan foraentewrlsii progeny, EPs.
forddn anv. to undo, bring to nought, ruin, foraaoatigan to profane, EPs 88**.
destroy, BH ; AO,M : abolish, Chr : kiU, M, foraaoatung f. profanation, EPei88**.
AO : corrupt, seduce, defile, pp. fordon foracuman* to come before, prevent, BH :
corrupt, wicked, abandoned, [^fordo^] overcome f Ps : come out, come upon, NG.
fordrAfan to drive, compel, LL2462]. [^forecome*]
tordranaan (») to make drunk, intoxicate, M. foracwaiVaiif to p/reach, predicL
[*fordrench *] pp. f ordrancen drunk, CP. toracwida m. prophecy : introduction, heading
Vfordrunken'] {of chapter), NG.
tordritan^ to drive, sweep away : drive on, toraeyma m. proceeding forth, MtL p4*.
impel, compel, AO : drive away, expel, M. fora^ynran, -oynred n. progeny.
[Ger. Tertreiben] torac|11an to make known to, TC300** :
fordrlfnaa f. objection, opposition, NG. ' pronuntiare,' EPs 70".
fordrinean* to make drunk, be drunk, CP. forad =forod
foidrOglan to become dry, wither. Met. fora-dyra, -dere n. vestibule, OEG (v. 135).
Vfordry*] f oradyntig ? ' presumptuosus, * LL409[22].
fordrawlan = f ordrugian foratSBgar very fair, ES 8*479**.
forduttan (VPs) =f ordyttan fora-f ang, -fong =forfang
tordwllman to confound. Bo 14*. foraf iran to go before.
fordwlnan^ to vanish, ^. ['fordwine*] foraf az n. forelock, OEG5326 ; 2***.
f ordyalic very foolish. Bo 42^*. f orafon' to prevent, anticipate.
fordyttan (e, i, u) to obstruct, block up, dose, foragftn anv., foregangan' to go before, pre-
Cp ; M. ['fordit'] cede, BH, VPs : go in front of, project : excel.
fora I. prep. w. d. a. (local) before, in the [* forego']
sight of, in presence of, B : (caasal) because foraga- =for(e)-
of, for ihe sake of, through, on account of, by foragaarwung f. preparation, parasceve.
reason of, from, BH : (temporal) before, Cr : foragablddan* to intercede, RB62*.
for, instead of. If. adv. before, beforehand, foragabAt n. vow, ^L23b***.
formerly, once, Ps. Vfore*] foragabAtan to promise : invite, NG.
fora- ocoly.=for- foraganga m. forerunner : predecessor, an-
foraald (y*) very old, BB114^^ cestor, CP : aUendant, Jim 127.
FOREGBNGEL HI FOREDANCLIC
teagengel (lor-) m. furedeeesaor, Ghb963x. tOTMteui to appeal (forhuHee), LLlSSfSI
foregeseegan to predestine, MtL pi*. foresMgan to menikm before, M : foretett
for6ge8ettan=:foraeettaii BH;M. y«^««»,
foregeswuteltonde 'indaqande, * OEQ 1504. foreteld n. firH teal, MtL23«.
for«getten> to poini out, HGl41 1 . foreselten to spend, advance (money).
tor6g«miigian=fore«iiigian tor^BBUdmn to send before.
foregidd n. proverb, JnR 16«». foreston* to 'foresee, * Ps : provide, BH : vro-
foreglelpan* (0 Miim<, AO. vide for, BK. ^^
foragbl m. preliminary hostage (Swt); fore" foresfond m. provider, BH338>*
most hostaqe (BT), Chb878. torattenM f. foresight, providence, BH.
mtgi^w foreseeing, provident, wise, pru- tw^ttnm,'aeteneBL proposition, ourvosez
dent, M. adv. -lioe. preposition, ^SiQn. »i^j«^
foregyrnan to show before. So 203". foretetten to place before, shtU in, VPs : pro-
forebAUg very My, ANS 84-3. pose : prefer : precede, ['foreset*]
forebOs n. porch. fortslngend m. precentor, WW 129".
toreta^ran to hear of, BjI foraslttan* to preside over, BH.
forelernend m. forerunner, WW339». lore-smtagan, -sniean to think beforehand.
foreiAd-iiow, -twa m. precursor, LkLR forMnotor very wise, B3163.
. 22■^ fore-spAe, -Bpeoa=fore-8preo, -spreoa,
toreHACtui to lead forth, MtJjW^ fore-sprAo (CP), -Bproo, -Bp«o (WW) f
forelAreiidm.<eacAer,BLl49u. advocacy, defence, ercuse : agreement,
lorettr f. preachtng, MtL pl6'. arrangement : preamble, preface, prolooue.
foreldan to defay, NC288: M,CF : promde. V foi-dpiech']^^
foreldan =forieldan torwpreoa m. intercessor, advocate, mediator :
forelegnlsrrforl^JB sponsor, 12LU2\1\.
forelteran to go before, pass by, NG. foresprecan* to spedk or answer for, be surety
M*?''** '• V«twruja«to,' transgression, for, intercede for, CP : my 6e/ore. fore-
BP8lOO*(op. ofer-L). spreoen above-mentioned, aforesaid, Bo'
twsilwic BL 'forelock,* OEO. ^forepecan. i*forespoken*J
'^S^*®**" 'P'^^^^P^f^^f respicere, aspicere,* torest»ppan(^)=fore8teppan
^'^s- foraitflBppend m. precursor,Lk22*^.
toremAre illustrious, renowned, fam»ous, M. foresteoppung f. anticipation, A 8*331.
fortfnArUo eminent, Bo76*«. forestandan* to preside, lead : e«ce2 WW
laremArnasf. eTOtnence,/ow«, Bo. 464»». *
foremanlan to forewarn, BH412>*. torestiqiul going before, GPH 196.
loremanlg very many, MtL pl8u. forerteaU (for-) m. intervention, hindrance
tor«nealittg=foremihtig (of justice) : an^nuh, assauU, offenceofway-
loromaareod before-mentioned, GM378. laytng on the highway, jB,LL : fine for swh
foraniMreuiig (e«) f. title, chapter, NG. an offence : resistance, opposition. Vfore-
for«maitlg (ea) very strong, most mighty. staW] ^''
adv. -Hoe, twtat9miaAn to prevent, hinder, NQ.
toremunt m. iiromofitory, WW464". (orMtftora m. look-out man, pilot. WW
forene^forane 404*. » ^ »
forenyme m. taking before, Gl. forestoppan* (») to precede, go before, M :
loroifm m. prologue. excel : forestaU, prevent.
forerynel m. forerunner, herald, morning torestlgan^ to excel, ^Gb154"xi.
star, M,CP. forestlge m. vestibule, OEG4688 and n.
for esaoan* to forbid, MtL 3". f or estthtlan to fore-ordain, M.
torMdd aforesaid, J». [Aforesaid '] torestthtung £. predestination, ^.
lore^sflBgdnes, -saga £. preface, NG. foreswerlan* to swear before, M.
loressBndan = f oreaendan f or etAon n. * fore-token, ' prognostic, prodim,
for«8C«aw«6(£or.)m. •prorMor/ES39-327. sign, wonder, Bo; CP. '^ nry»
forasoiawlaii to *foreshow,* foresee, M : pre- foretienlan to foreshow, BH216".
ordain, decree, appoint, M : provide, furnish foreteohhung f. predestination. Bo.
«^*'*» ^' ioret«on to fore-ordain, frame beforehand,
foresefowodOee with forethought, thought- arrange.
fuUy, CM76. foretW mp. >on/ toeM, WW. Vforetoothn
foresofowung f. contemplation, foresight, toTtiSgm.forecouH, porch, UtW:
providence, Sc ; M. ['fore^iowing*] toretj^nd shut in, BH 386».
foresototan* (for-) to anticipate, forestall, foroifbtno nou forethought, providence, eon-
Bo 124". sideration, deliberation, CP.
foreseleldnes f. 'proteetio, ' EPs 120». forettanoUo thoughtful, careful, prudent, CP
for«cyttels m. 6oft, Aor, CB312. adv -Koe. ^ ' ' ^ .j-^h^^, v.jr.
TOREDANOOL 112 FORGTBDAN
fiir«(Vaii«ol pravidenif prudent, ooneidtraie, JB,MtL : ^fcrgo,* absUUn from, neglect,
CP. Io0e, M ; CP»^. II. sforegan
for tfVanoolnes f . pnutnice, PPs 48*. fmf •dfin = f ordfin
foreVencan to iiremecUtaie, consider, he mind- forgeMrnung f . mearit, DHy 132^.
ful,CP. ['forethink'] forgef anM =forgiefiies
foreVlngere m. tntereeMor, meciiator, M. forf igan =foig^an
forciVliiglaii to plead for any one, intercede, fotgeldansfoigieldan
defend. f oigim- = f oig&m-, f oigiem -
loreVlnglend m. iniereesaor. lOTgoorne very earnemy, very attentively, Bl.
foro-tnngrfiden, -tSingnngf. intercession, M. forget =:foiyaet pres. 3 sg. of forgietan.
forcfSoneMoreCano ; forewall =foreweaJl foiglefan* (i, y) to give, grant, alhw, BH,Bl ;
f oroward = f oreweard CP : * forgive, overlook, Oen,Lk,Mt ; AO,CP :
forewarnlan to take vxuming beforehand. give up, leave off, CP : give in marriage.
foreweall m. rampart, bulwark, Ex. [^fore- forglefiiof (i, y) I. pardon, * forgiveness,* re-
waU*] mission, Bl ;CP : indulgence, permission,
forewaard (aS e>) I. f. condition, bargain, BH{i) : giftf Cr426.
agreement, treaty, assurance. II. m* out- forgleldan* (e, Uy)to pay for, CP : requite,
post, scout. III. adj. * forward/ inclined reward, Bl;AO,CP'. indemnify, make good:
to the front, MfiH ifore, early , former, M. pay double {as penalty), LL ; give. Vfor-
f. gear new year. IV. ady. (-wearde at yidd*]
AS66*) in front, CP : towards the future, forglelpan' to boast in public, trumpet forth,
Oen. iram foreweardom once more, BB. W234^*.
toir9W90t^SBik* to predestinate, MkLpl^. foiglemeliafiaii (i, y) to neglect, abandon,
fore-wesan any. pret. 3 sg. -wm to be over, give up, omit, CP.
rule over, BH. forgietan* (i, y ) w. a. or g. to * forget, * B,Ma,
Smti^rtB foreknowing, HLIS***. Pe; AO,CP. For comps. v. forgit-.
forewltan swr. to foreknow, Bo. ['/oret0i<*] forglf-=:forgief-
fOrewIteglan to prophesy, M. for-glf enllc, -sifendlic that may be forgiven,
forewltegiing f. prophecy, OEG. Jlit : dative, ]£GB22»(y*). l^fojyivelich*]
tfnttiwMg foreknowing, M. forglf eetre f. female giver, I>Hy40*«
tmw9itol foreknowing, Chb1067d. forglfu f. 'gratia,* DHy78'.
f orewltttendUe prescient, OEG 1602. forglf ung f . gift.
forewltung t foreknowing, presage. forglldan =forgieldan
foreword = f oreweard f org&nan (e, f)to neglect, pass by, transgress,
forewost (e*) m. chief, captain, NG. B{6). ['foryeme*]
forewrlgan = f orwteffan fOTglmeliafiaii := f orgiemelSadan
twewtlUn^ to proscribe, banish, forewriten forgltan= forgietan
above or before-written, CM27fl»«. forgltel (eo*, y*, o», n*) forgetful, M. ['for-
forewriteniie8f.j9fVMor»ption,ea^,WW46e*. yeteZ']
f orewyreend m. eervant, ML 3^"*. f orgltelnes (y ') f . forgetfulness, oblivion, LPs.
foreword f . predestination, Gl. f oiglten pp. forgetting : forgetful.
forfang (fox^feng) m. capture, (legal) eeisure, forgldng f . forgetfulness, CM 1066.
recovery of came or <iher property, LL : forglendr-an, -ian to devour, swaUow up, W.
reward for rescuing property, LL (v. 388- forgnagan* to eat up, JR. [*forgnaw*]
391 and 2*279). Vjorfang ] torgidduk^ to grind togeiher,dashdown,crush,
fortangfeoh n. rewatd for rescuing catHe or break, LPs. [*forgnide*]
other property. [LL 390,3,2] forgnlden con/rtte.
forfaran* to pass away, perish, Cbb : lose, forgnldennes f. tribulaiion, LPs 13*; APb
destroy, ruin : intercept, obstruct. 146*.
forfengl.pret. 38ff. offorf6n. IL—forfang forg]ifdaB=foigmdan
forfAran(^)=forof€ran foigrlndan* to grind down, ruin, destroy,
forferlan to let die, LL68[17]. consume.
forflSon' to flee from, escape, avoid, evade, M. forgrtndet n. grinding, poundina, Cp. 776o.
forfl^gan to put to flight, ZDA31*16*". f«gi1|Mtii^ to seize, assail, attack, overwhelm.
forfon' to seize : anticipate, forestall : sur- forgrdwen groum upt overgrown? J?tm46.
prise : prevent I forfeit. [v. *forgrow*J
forfs^lan to stop up, obstruct, WWHQZ^. forgumlan (Ll474,2) =fors^an
f org- = f oreg- f orgyf- ^ f orsief - , f orgif -
foigftgan to transgress, trespass, prevaricate, forgyldan=forffieIdan
M : pass by, omit, neglect, 0£G,W. forgyltan to stn, be or become guilty, W.
forgfigednes f . transgression, trespass, M. forgylt condemned, guilty.
forgAgung f . fault, excess. So 1 16*. forgj^- = f oigim-» f orgiem-
f orgAIan to avoid, LkL. f orgyrd = f ort^[yTd
f orgin I. anv. to go or pass over, by or away, fotgyrdan to enclose, encircle.
FOEGYT 118 FORLIDEN
fofgyt-sfoigiet-, foigit- twhiSh feofffd, afraid, adv. -lice.
for-habban, pret. 3 ag. -hnfde to hold in, torhtmM timorous, timid, M.
restrain, retain, keep back : draw back, re- Uarhinm f. fear, terror, M,
frain from, avoid, M, f orh»f ed continent, forhtung f . fear, M.
abstemious, torhuglan = f orhogian
fOrhSBbbenda m. abstinent, continent person, forhwasn, forhwftn=forhwon
GP. torhwaorfan* to come to an end, be destroyed.
forhAf d = f orhSaf od f orhwertan = f orhwierf an
lorhflBf (•)diias f. temperance, continence, self- tor-hwl, -hwig =forhwy
restraint, abstinence, BH;M,CP : parsi- tothwimtmn{e^90,i,j) to change, transform:
many, ['forhevedness*] remove, transfer : pervert, CP.
forhMed oumt up. forhwon wherefore, why, for what reason.
torhfttan^ to renounce, forswear, ^. [*for- forhw^ (I*) why, wherefore, Ps. [forwhy*]
hight*] 86 forhatena the devil, (Ten 609. forhwyrfan =forhwieifan
forh«afdnes (AS22i*) =forh£fednM forhwyrfedlle pervertie, Bl31*.
forhiafod n. * forehead,* brow, skuU, WW; forhwyrfadnef f. i^erterM^, NG288.
M. [—fore-] torbyoisan to disdain, despise, reject, CP.
forbeaMan* to forsake, faU away from, rebel torb^dan to hide, Ps ; CP. ['forhide *]
against, B : defile, poUuU, <Sl : keep back, torl^gdeUe despised, LPsllsK
withhM, LL 130,6,1 : misuse, abuse, l^for- torbybnan to refuse obedience to. An 735.
held *] f orb^nan = f orhlenan
forbealdnet f. «fieAMi»<y, NC288. torbyrdan (i)totor<ien,£PP894*. [heard]
torbeard very hard. Ma 156. forleldan to put off, delay, CP.
forbeardlan to grow hard, LVPsSO*. forlernan' to run before, ouJtrun, Jn20^
forbtewan^ to hew in pieces, cut down, kiU, (fore- JnL). V forerun*']
Ma. [^forhsw*] fortnOoe thoroughly, exceedingly. Bo 94*.
forbafedne8=forluBfediieB fdrinweardUoe thoroughly, genuinely. Bo
torbegan (KQl) = f orhogian 137".
torbelan* to cover over, conceal, hide, protect, forliean't to mislead, seduce, deceive, betray.
JB,Bo;CP. eaane {. conceal a guUty man. torlAdan to mislead, seduce, M,AO,CP :
Iforhele*]' bring out (-fortS-), £. [Oer. verleiten]
f or-bellan 7 -helUan to hide, OEQ 5410n. forlftran to teach wrongly, lead astray, seduce,
forbergend m. mva^er, Gl. pervert. An; M. [Torlere*]
tor-berglan» -herigean, -heregian to plunder, forlAtan^ (o lei go, relinquish, surrender, lose,
harry, ravage, Snastate, destroy, AO,CP. leave, abandon, neglect, An,Bl;M,CF : re-
[Oer. Terheeren] mit, pardon, excuse : loose, release : let,
for-bergtuig» -her(g)iang f. harassing, devas' permit, allow, BH : grant, give, up, in f.
tation, A074'*. to direct upwards, within. an(n)e i. =an-
f orblogan = f orhyogan f orlAtan. [*forlet ']
torblaiiaii to cast down, defeat, humiliate, lor-lAt«nnes(iS:), -Ifitnee, -letin^f. {eam'fiy,
humble, outrage, oppress, waste, AG. [Oer. departure, absence : loss, perdition : inter-
yerhdhn^] mission, cessation, end : remission.
forbigan =f orhyogan torlAtlng f. intermission.
for-boged-, -hogd- = f orhogod- f orlegenes = f orlesnes
torbog^n to neglect, disregard, despise, BH; torlegenlio meanJooking, ugly.
M,CP. forl6gere=forligere ^
forboglend m. despiser. for-lagis, -leges f. prostitute, adulteress, CP.
forbogodllo contemptuous, Bl77^. adv. for-legls-, -legor-=forl]ger-
-Bce. forlegnes f . fornication.
lorbogodnM f. contempt. torltogan* to lie, perjure oneself, slander, M.
torboguog f. contempt, BPs,CM. lorltoran (EPs 143^^) =fore]eoran
forbobnes = f orhogodnes f orleornung f . deception, Bl 1 83*^.
torbradlan to hasten before, prevent, antiei- forleorte redupl. piet. eg. of forl^tan.
paU, frustrate, M,CB. forltoean* to lose, abandon, let go, B ; M,AO,
forbrave very speed ily, qu ickly, soon, M. GP : destroy, ruin, Oen. f orloren ruined.
torbrired annulled, WW. [forlese ']
twhi afraid, Hmid, cowardly, AO,CP: fright- forl«t-=rfor]At-
ful, terrible, adv. forbte despairingly. forlettan (fore-) to prevent, MkLlO^*.
toirhtlaifainthecarted, timorous. forllegan' to commit adultery or fornication,
±lcirbttan (tr. and intr.) to be afraid, sur- AG; GP :fail, lapse, LL178[7] : screen (a
prised, fear, dread, M. thief), LL274[12]. [^forlie*] pp. forlegen
forbtlendllo timorous, WW 442*. used aa sb. ttdulierer, fornicator.
forbttge humMy, submissively, BB70*. forllogend m. fornicator.
torbtlgeiid timid, W : dreadful, W. forttden pp. of forllSan.
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114
FOBSCttlPAN
torlldtniiat ^ forlitSennes
torltgui = f orliogan
lor-UgenM, -ligneB^forlogneB
lorUffer I. n. aduUery, fomieaiion, wanton-
nes8, immoralUy, M. II. m. whoremonger,
adiiUerer, M : fomioairessf III. adj.
aduUeroue,
fOrUgcrbed n. bed offomieation,
forllf ere =forliger X.
forilgeren adi.lomieaiing, 0EG8***.
foirllgerhfis n. house ofiUfame^ OEO.
forllgerlle unchatiU, impure, OEG.
forUgerwU (-ego) n. proHUute, MH140".
torUffes=forleffi8
forUggang m. house of iH-famef fomkaHonf
WW499".
forUgrlan to commit JomicaHon, EBSP872'*.
torilr = f orliger II.
ioiilVan^ to suffer shipwreck,
forttVennee f . shipwreck, OEG.
tor-long, -longe adv. long ago, NG.
forlor m. loss, destruction, AO,GP. tO for-
lore geddn to destroy, CP.
torlorenee f. state of being forlorn, perdition,
destruction, VPs. [*forlomness*]
tor-lorian, -loeian to lose, NG.
forlustnce very wiUirtgly, Bo 51^.
torlytel very little. Bo.
form = feorm ; form- (NG) = fnim-
forma (eo) first, earliest. Bo ; CP. [* forme *]
on f orman at first,
for-mAl, -m&] f ? n? negotiation, agreement,
treaty, LL. [mel II.]
formArnes =forein£nie8
formanig very many.
formelle f. bench, ANS849. [L. formella]
formeltan* (y ) to melt away, dissolve, liquefy,
bum up, AO ; M. [* /brmeft ']
formesta=f7nneeta wk. saperL of forma.
fdrmete m. food for a journey.
formicel (j*) very great, LL302[20»2].
formogod corrupied, JEL23"K
formolsnlan to rot away, crumble, decay, M.
formolsnung f. corruption, OEG 1251.
formyoel = formicel ; tormyltan = formeltan
tcumyrVrlan to murder, LL,W.
torn =foran
torn f ? m? trout, WWISO*.
fornSman to be worn out, affiieted {with
grief), GD246*.
forne=foran adv.; forne f. =fom
tornfiah very nearly, teetl-nigh, almost, about,
^,AO.CP.
for-nten (JE), -neh, -n6on=fom§ah
FornMes tolm a plant, Lcd (v. BT).
forn09an to expose to danger, sacrifice, AO
222».
fornlman^ to take away, deprive of, plunder,
waste, devastate, destroy, consume, B,Lcd;
^,A0 : anntU : disfigure : overcome.
[*/omtm*]
fornfdan to coerce, compel, W168>*.
fornyman =fomiman
tornyrwan to oppress, ANS 128*67.
fornytllo very useful, GD174*.
torod broken down, worn out, useless, void,
abortive, M,AO,CV.
f orott very often.
forpAran to turn away, lose, spoil, pervert,
destroy, M,CF.
forpyndant to do away, remove.
tdrraeu f. itinerary, OjBG7^'^.
f orradlan = f orhradian
forrAdan to plot against, betray, W : con-
demn : injure. [Vforreie']
forraVe very soon, M.
forrepen taken, JnL p6*.
torrldan^ to intercept by riding before, Cbb
894a.
forrldei m. fore-rider, forerunner, messenger,
M. [7orTuW]
torrotednes (a*, o*) i. cormpi maUsr, rotten-
ness, J&.
forrotlaa to roi away, decay, CP,WW;M.
VforrU']
forrynel sforerynel
torsaean* to object to, r^ect, oppose, deny,
refuse, AO,Cp,LL : give up, renounce, AO^
CP. ['forsake'^
fonaoennes f. denieu, A 11-386***.
fonaoung f. denial, NC288.
forsAcan =for8dcan
forsAtlan to lay wail for, besel, surround,
A0146W
foriAinian(e) o hedge in, beset, EBPs21l^
forssBweitre =forBewestre
fonawen =for8ewen
torse m. *frog,* jS (frox); Gl.
toracAd- =for8odad-
torsessnoednei (LPs40^*)=foTecrenoedne6
torBcamlan to be ashamed (impers. w. a.)»
CP. I'forshame*]
toreeamung f. modisty, GPH390.
toraeapung (AO)=forB06apang
tonotedan^ to scatter, disperse, CP : damn,
condemnr Gi7449 (GK).
forsoeamfan =for8camian
torsoeap n. evU deed? GSN898.
tonceapung f . misdeed, crime, fauU.
torsciaw- = f oreaoeaw •
forsoending f. confusion, LkR21**.
torseeortan' to gnaw off, bite, eat up, AO
226«.
forsoiotan =fore8cSotan
tonoeppan = f orroieppan
forsoeta waterfall, OET575; MF434.
torscleppan* to change, transform, Oen.
[^forshape^]
torsolp n. ^foreship,* prow, WW.
forsoranoan =for«orenoan
torscrenoan to supplant, overcome, vanquish,
east down, M : dry up, OEG4926.
torsereneednes (scnnc-) f. suppkLnHng,
deceit, LP840i*.
torserenoend m. suppUxnter, M.
torsorltan^ to decree, Gl : proscribe, eon"
demn, doom, M : (f) bewittk, cast under a
speU.
V(»U3GRIN0AN
115
FORSWUGIAK
fonerlBcan* (iatr.) to akrink, dry «p» wUhet
awajff JB. ['/orMrtnJb*]
toneOftin* to ea$i down {pnd€\ Ex 204.
C ori c y l d lg lm io condemn, for-sojldigod,
-floyldegod guiUy, IR,
foneyppftn =sfoncieppan
foneyrian io separaU, MHF159.
fon^tUB to asdvde, prevent, obviate, M,
fonterlan to eear, dry up, wither, M,CP.
fonMrarenneB ssforsewennes
fontean I. to afflict, II. = loraScan.
IMriMgaB to accuse faUdy, slander, accuse,
M : io speak aboiU, discourse on,
fdneffenes f. contempt, VP8l22^.
tonigoii sfon&won pret. pL of fon^on.
fonellMi to seU, NC289.
tonendAii to send away, banish, send to
destruction, AO.
fonten* to overlook, negUd, scorn, despise,
r^ect, renounce, Bl;M,AO,CP : refrain
from. [*forsee']
tonioiiM f. care, BH84*.
fOnfoVan* to wiiher, consume, M,
tonMaii (AS10«7)=fontemn
fortitnlan =fonAtxuan
f onettan I. to hedge in, obstruct, BH, Vfor-
set*] II. s foreeettan
fonettadnes ^foresetnet
tion9iwiiXlcdespicable,ignominious,%pretched,
of poor appearance, adv. -lice, M,
tonaweiinM f. contempt, M,AO.
foraawMtro (»*) f. female despiser, OEQ
4430.
fonliiglaii = f onyngian
fonlttan' to neglect, delay, LL : block, ob-
struct, besiege, AO : injure : abserU oneself
(from). Vforsit*]
fortllf=foroaf6
forsman to perish, B1660.
for-flftwaii, -sl&wian to be slow, unwilling,
delay, put off. Bo ; CP. Vforslow*]
lonlfeB* to cut ihrough, strike, break, kiU,
destroy, AO.
tonlegenllo mean, i gnomi nious («forl^-T).
fonllet m. slaughter, WW28». [slieht]
fonntan to consume, devour, PPs77^.
lomnorlaii to smother, suffocate, choke, sl^e,
M.
fonorglan to despond, W69>".
fondS indeed, verily. Bo. [*forsooty]
totwpibo = foresprAo
forqwiian* to mislead, lead astray, seduce,
entice, JB;CP. [^forspan*]
tonpanlng f . aUuremeni, OEG.
fonpeoa ^forespreoa
for^ecan* to speak in vain : deny,
fofipMlaii to speed, prosper.
fonpendan to spend, give out, squander, con-
sume, AO, [*forspe7ul*]
fonpannen (OEG612)=forBpeimuig
tonpannend m. procurer, JEGndO^y
fonpenn-eiide, -endlio seductive, votuptuous,
defiling, OEQ.
tonpaiiiMftra f. procuress, MQb.W^.
fcwannlnc f. enHeemeni, seduction, evU
attraction, ■^c.
fonplM m. destruction, CP294».
for;«pUdaB (CP) -■pillan (AO) to wasU, lose,
disperse, bring to noting, destroy, ruin, kilL
VforspiW]
fonpilladnM f. waste, destruction, perditwn,
M,
fonpreo-sforeflpreo-; fonpyll-sfonpill-
tonpyrean to dry up, PPb 101'.
font (frost) m. ^frost,* Phjtd. [frSosan]
fontnppan sforesteppan
fontal (LL) :=foraiteall
fontallan (refl.) io steal away, LL.
fbrstandair to defend, help, protect, LL :
withetand, prevent, hinder, resist, oppose.
Met : benefit, avail, CP : underslana. Bo;
CP : signify, be equal to, EC,LL. ['forstand ']
fantoaU =foreiteaH
fOntalaii^ to steal away, steal, rob, deprive,
MtBJLL',&. r/orsteal']
tenttg 'firosty,* BH(y); M.
fonttle glacial, frozen, WWITS^.
fKinlopplan to stop up, dose, LoD 16b.
fontrang very strong, Rd51^
tontrogdnM f. *precipitalio,* NC289.
lontyltan to be amazed, BfkLR.
fontyntan to blunt, break, crush, WW 375*.
fdntkean*, fonugan* to suck out, empty.
for-sugtan (^,A0), -Buwian (/t) == for-
awigian
tonuwuDg 1 silence, OEO2085.
fonwAlan to bum, bum up, inflame, con-
sume, M. VforsweaV]
fonw80« (DHy38^<)=fdtew»«
tonwipan't io sweep away, drive off,
tonwarung f. perjury, NO 289.
fanwaflaii *prosperare,* EPslH**.
fonwelan* to bwn, bum up.
f ofiwalgan* to swallow up, devour, consume,
absorb, B ; M,CP. [*forswallow ']
fonwaltan' to die,
tonwaoglaii ^forawinan
f orsweolgan = f orswelffan
tonweorean* to grow dark, obscure,
fonweorfaii* to polish, cleanse : grind away,
demolish,
fonweotole very clearly, £818*333; 43* 162.
fonwerian* (refl. and intr.) to swear falsely,
MJjL : renounce on oath, B, [* forswear*]
tonwlgtan to conceal by silence, suppress,
pass over, M,CB : be silent,
fonwttani to impair, TC584*.
tonwfS very great, €^kat26.
fonwlVan, forswIISian to crush, press upon,
overcome, repress, CP.
tonwlVe adv. very much, utterly. Bo.
forsworeenllo dark, obscure, Dfiy24.
f orBWoroannM f . darkening, darkness, M,W.
fonworaii fop. of forswerian) "" forsworn,*
perjured, M,Chr.
tonworenn9»tperjury,M. l^forswomness^}
tor-awuglan (CP), -Bygiansfonwigian
FOBSYNGIAN 116 VOBDQEWTTAISI
foufngtaB (i) to $in gnaUff. ['/otmh*] forSbyldtnf f. emboldening, eneotiiragemetUp
forayngod m. einner, LL. Chb099b.
tortioen = f oxetaon f orSolyplan to eaU forth, [^forthdepe *]
fortendan to bum away, eauterite, sear, AO f oHSeimiaii* to eome forth, proceed, arrtve at,
46^. succeed : come to pase, come true : be bom.
lortioii' to mislead, seduce, Cr : draw over, tortSeyme m. coming forth, birth, JB. [*forth»
cover, obscure, [*foretee*] come*]
fortfht- = f ortyht- torSefVaii to announu, declare, CVPs 1 18".
for-tlmbnui, -timbrmn to close up, obstruct, foiKddn to put forth, BH, [*farMo*]
fortogenai I. griping, spasm, Lod 89a. f orVawle very much, greatly, M.
fortredan* to tread doion, trample on, JB\ for86arlIee(iMoltctely,eiiltreZy, RBll^.
CP. ['fortread'\ toi«6lcUn (KOL)=fQr67ld(ff)ian
lortredlng f. treading down, crushing, 8o96". foiKenoaii (») to mistrust, despise, despair,
foitr«iidan to block (by rolling a stone), t. Ps. pp. foroOht despaired of; as sb. poor
0EG114. wretch, M I r^lea,imjlZ8^. ['forthink']
tortrOgadnaf, fortruwednoB sfortruwodnes forVtofan to steal.
fortrQwlan to be presumptuous, over-con- tofVioii L(By^'') to mrpoM, excel, BB 131^.
fident, rash, CP. II. to crush, oppress. Rood 54.
foitrOwodnes f . presumption, CP. foiKiottrlaii (ie) to darken, LPs 104".
fnrtrOwung f. presumption. Bo 9'. foiVtoder m. * forefather,* ancestor, JB.
toirtrynuDMn to testify, confirm, JHQ, loriKaran* to depart, die, Bo,Chr;M.
fortyhtan to seduce, 1^208. [^forthfare*]
fortyhtlgeiid m. polluter, defUer, OEQ3337. ±forVf«raii to depart, die, M,
fortyDan to seduce, Gb270. foitf-firednw, -ffiringf. death,
foitymlirlaii =:fortimbran forMdwan to flow, BH418*^
fof^nan to shut in, enclose, block up, CP. foilSfolglaii to follow, CM 1062.
tofoady. * forth,* forwards, onwards, further, toMlk I. f. departure, death, BH, \^ forth-
A,B,BH,Ct : hence, thence : away, JB : (time) fore *] II. piet. 3 sg. of f orSf aran.
continually, still, continuously, henceforth, fortttorUfttan— f . licence. Bo 12*.
thenceforward, B,Sp : simultaneously, t UuMmaiMn to grow to maturity, WW466***
mid ealle forthwiih. I. on continually. foitKromung f . departure, CSVPs 104"
iram orde oV ende f . from the beginning to foilftjfligan to foltow, fall out, happen, CM
the end. i. tSmt untH. 1109.
foil^ (N)=faitS-; torSa=for6fim foi^Kiii anT., pret 3 eg. -Sode to go forth,
foitUUd^n to call forth, BH444". advance, proceed, passby, go away, go on,
torlttiHlgton to bring to nothing, blot out, precede, succeed, Chr,Mk, [VoftAyo*]
MFH160. foiUkaiif m. going forth, progress, advance,
loiltAm, fortSam, forCan (CP), forVon (AO, success : privy, drain : purging, evacuation^
CP) I. oonj. for {the reason) that, owing to JELie^.
(the fact) that, for, because, on that account, foi1^iigaii'*lo go forth. Ma, [^forihgang*]
therefore, seeing that, for C£m 8e, eto. toH^ao^iaii to caU forth, REPsdT^ :
with Bame aignifioation. II. adv. for that exhort, BH54".
cause, consequently, therefore, foilXgecliplan (y) to call forth, provoke. So*
fwVigotaii poured forth, ^L23b*". EPs.
forSahttng (— eaht-) f. exhortation. fonK^eltoansforSfaran
toilfaneful very thankful, ES 18*336 ; 43*162. foiKir*' Ami =forVferan
forV&tten' to bring forth, produce, M, pp. foiKffelAstan=fortnfi8taii
fortSatogen. foiVgelang dependent, LL(280^*).
loilttiirneii pto. elapsed, BH280'^. forQgelioraii to pass away, die.
torKbftre productive, Gbn132. tof^e\%cfteAnmi.departure,dealh,Oii>2%2^.
forinieouman* to come forth, f oi1fgel6elaii (BPs 101") = f ortSldoian
torVberan* to bring forth, produce, BH*,M, toiKgenge inoreaeing, effective, successful,
Vforthbear*] M,CP,
foi^Mfon* to look forth, LPs 101". tot^eong = f ottSganff
forVbl, forSbie prep, by, past, CP197". fofBgeorn eager to advance. Ma 281.
forSMgfarande jioMer 6y, NC343. iM9g%otM,n* to pour forth, BH. [^forthyeU^]
forSbUtatan to blow forth, burst out, WW txa^^Omed in unbroken succession, B^li,
393". ftorl^cteaattt f. creature, created being or
toimiiawanv to blow forth, belch forth, WW thing, world : future destiny,
397". fori^ertraiigiaii 'confortare, ' LP868*.
foHRwran of noble birth, foitl^es^e visible, conspicuous, Cba 1.
torS-brengan, -bringan to bring forth, pro- torVgewttan^ to go forth, pass, proceed, go by :
duee, Bl,Lk i bring to pass, accomplish : depart, die, forogewiten Ud, tima paei
bring forward : adduce, quote, M, tense, .£Gb.
FOBBOEWITENES 117 FOBWEKED
foiHgewltenef f . departwre^ LPs lO i*. foittepell n. dedaraHon, Mod 47.
tofltanrd m. fore-girdle, martingale, WW. fofVspdwnas f. proeperOif, BH 106*.
foriOieald 6en< forward, etooping : incltnecl, forV-«tnppui» -stei^wn* to is9%e forthf prO"
eUep, BB5>*. eeed, paee by, ML : follow, A8'333**.
torniealdaii' to hold to, fdttow out, keep up, foHteteppIng f. advance, DHySO^*.
observe, M. foilbyllan to give out, pay out, LL175[3].
foiinieold L=fortS]iealcl. II. pret. 3 9g. of forKt«g (KQL)=for9l4
forfShealdan. forVtSon* to draw forth, brina forth.
forSherge m. van {of an army), Ex225. Uu^Mg (e*, y*) m. veHibuk, OEG3828.
toilftillllan to be prominent, BH322*«. torVtlhtliig f . exhortation. . ■ -^
torVhr toMUk* to rueh forth. So 101^'. <<"?^ = f orCtlg
fern =foir9y forlNlagn m. chief noble, MLd!^^.
±t<oiMuk to further, advance, Chr : carry out, foH^iim =fur6am
accomplish, Chr. V forth*] fofSung f. furtherance, ANS 125*.
f orBig = f or9y f oiihreard (e*) L indinedforward : advanced,
forVliidaB* to dweU up, Lod. progressing, growing, ready : endurinff, ever»
foittnglftiisforetSingiaD Xa9ting,conHnualipiJtwre. BAY.conHnuaUy,
fortnAdan to Uadfwih, bring forth. Sat; M. PPs : prospectively ^ JSOr : forwards, on-
['forthtead'] wards, W17«. Vforihward"[ IL in. looh^
torfnAdnes f . bringing forth, BH 76*. out man, pHotf Oxir 1436.
forinAiteii to persevere in, accomplish. Unt^tairdea forwards, HL16*'(e).
forVlAtoii* to send forth, emit forVwrardnes f . progress, QD 1 17*.
f oimatnan to invite, Bl. torVwoaiaii^ to break forth, burst forth, QD.
fMinioran to proceed, BH312*. pforthwax*]
toMlio forward, advanced, CwblIOMj). torSwcg m. journey, departure, in (on)
foiinillan=fort$hlifian forSwege away.
fortnSelan to look forth. tor8wqfd>a<forCwe ard
foimntan* to lean forward, fall down, VPs. torVwIf n. matron, WW 309*.
f oritasAre very glorious, <>tBAT 60. f ofVwyrft tortured, mutilated, ▼. OEG 5028.
forthnan m. man of rank. tot99 !• conj. /or that, because, therefore, Jn,
iM^megi foremost, MtL. V forth/most'] Vforthy*] II. adv. for that, therefore, con-
forVollan to go without, lack, Wa38. sequenUy.
tor1f-on(if£r)=fiirt$am; for-Von=:fortSfim for-Vyldlan. -6yld(i)gian, -t$yl(de)gian to
tor0oneol=fore9anoul; tcnKorsforCor bear, support, endure, wait patienUy, M.
forSrAoan (tr.) to push out, protrude, JEL forQytanan fto shut in, enclose, envelop,
25*". ob^iure, cover over, overwhelm : suffocate^
forffrAsan to rush forth, rise up : Jut out, pro- consume.
fmie, RP872^ [rfiaan] tot^ygpt^n to make manifeH, CVPs.
fofVrAstan (9) to cru^, afflict, oppress, VPs. fofSyrnan* to run before, precede : continue,
Cprthrast*] M.
foifcAftednM (6) f. tribulation. torSyrrian to dry up, Lop 82b.
forSret- =for9ry8- foiHynned obscured, WW 246*.
foi1frieeednM=for9ryooedne8 forS^e=:forSf ; fomd^forod
toiltrltate adv. straightway, at once : «n- for-Qtan, -flton adv. ; prep. w. d. except,
mistakably, plainly. without, Chrll22. ['forout*]
toiKrtngan to rescue from, defend against, torwaarnan = f orw icman
B1084 : elbow outf disjdacef RB115\ fonrarnlan (WW442*)=forweomian
foilhyeean to press, sgueeu, crush, oppress, torwana m. abundance? GP465*.
suppress. forwandlan to hesitate, be reluctant, CP : be
forViyoeednes (i) f. pressure, oppression. ashamed.
forVryones f. extortion, oppression, tributa- forwandung f. shame, SP868*.
tion, LL;MFH150 (fore-)* forwai1S=forwear9pret.3sg.offorweor6an.
forSryne m. onward course, Gxh215. forwaard I. (NO) beginning, front : heading,
for^tfrynnan, -Grysmian to choke, suffocate, title, chapter. II. adr. continually, always,
strangle. [Vrosm] Gbn788. [?=fortJweard; or foreweard,
foritoeaoan* to pass away, BPs 143*. JGPh 12-257]
l oftfae enoan to pour forth, give to drink, forweardmeroung f. heading, JnL p3^.
WW464*. forweazan' to progress, arow too much, be-
tmcVeeypem. progress, BE92^^iv). come overgrown, CP ; AO. [*forwa»*]
foribetennasf. 'propo«t<to,*MtB12*. torw^ddod pledged, [wedd]
forWV m. going forth, decease, Chr; M,C1?. forwagan* to kiU, BiA228.
[*prthsithe*] forwel adv. very, very well, M.
fonfetnan to depart, die, M. torwened insolent, [wenian]
foitfiinoter (tt)t very wise. El. tOTW%neA'suspectus,^Bl>S90'l2^. [w6nan]
FOBWENEPNES 118 FOTSTAPOL
foiw«ii«dn« f. inaolenee, AN879-89. torwynuui (M)=iorwiemMik
forw«ir«iissforworan torwyrnednes t restraint, nif -denial, etm-
forwooriian=forwienian Unenee, BH160".
fofweomiaii to dry up, yntker,fad€, ffrow M, lorwyrpnef f. oagting out, LPg21*.
roi, decay, M. toryld = f oreald ; f oryldan = lorieldaii
lorwaoipaB' to throw, cast out, cael down, forynnan to reduce to poverty, bring low,
drive off, reject, throw away, eg^nder, B, BH,W. [earm]
[^fortDerpe*'\ loster^ m. epade. [L, fossorium]
forwaorpnef f . migraiion, MtL V^. f teter^B^dstor
tmwenAmMi*(j) to perish, paee away, vanish, fMor n. sudenanoe, maintenance, food,
Mt;AO,CPjR. f. on mdde be grieved, nouriekmsni, Lcd;M. ['foster']
l/onoorth '] taftorbaarii n. fosUr -child.
forweorSeBMsfonrordenee I6ftorbr6iVor m. *foeter-brother,* WW.
torweoHKiiQio exeeUeni, B066". ttetoroUd (e') n. foeter-ehUd, ML.
forweofnlaii =fQrwisiiian fottortoder m. ^foster-father, ' MH.
forwereftiia«forwyro«n; fi>rw«nl»foreweard fastorlABd n. land granted for the support of
forwered=forwerod the recipients, Ct ['fosterland*]
forwtrednes f. M age, 8P870^^ IMorlfon n. payment for mainUnance, LL
forweren (WW217») =iorwoTen 442[2] ; Mxk 162.
forwereiin6s(RP87(]^)=forweredne8 tMorltng m. foster-child, nursling, WW.
lorwernadnea continently, W284*. [for- ['fosUrling*]
wienian] ttetonnann m. bondsman, security.
forwtrod worn out, very eld, M. [weriAii] fdstormddor f. 'foster-moAer,^ Ma.
tarwtiDg t destroying. ttetomM m. pasture, sustenance, EPs22'.
forwett =:f orewost tdstonweotlor f. foster-sister.
forwlarnan (e, eo, i, y) to hinder, prohibit, ttetraV (e*) m. food : mannek.
prevent, repel, refuse, repudiate, deny, imCA- ttetrian to * foster,* nourish, 8c{^).
hold, oppose, AO,B{y) ; CP. Oglting m. disciple, NG.
lor-wlrd, - wim- = f or- wyrd, • wiem- f tetiir = f dstor
forwiBiilan (eo) to wither away, dry up, fdt m. ds. fSt, f5te» nap. fet, fdtaa foot {as
decay, roL UtiA and as moamre), BJiL,NO ; M,AO,
terwltan = f orewitan CP.
forwltolBMl. intelligence, diligence, [^fore-] fdtidl In. gout in thefeeL
torwl«iioail to fill with pride, puff up, CP. fotidUf having gout tn the fee t.
[*forwlench *] tttbrad n. foot-board, stirrup, WW 107<.
torwoffd I. n. iota, MtL6». II.=foreweard fdtelAtf m. *eommisswra'r MtL9^.
forwordenet f. destruction, failure. ±f6toopiian, +fotcyp6an to fetter, Pss.
forwordenUe perishable, W263". f6t-oosp, -oops m. foot-fetter, M.
forworen (pp. of Morweoean) decrepit, de^ tdtocuVu f. gout in (he feet, OEG.
cayed, OEG 2 109. tdteee m. gout in the feet, Lcd.
forworhta =forwyrhta fdter n. darnel, tares, MtL 1 3*^.
forwraenad banished, RB 82*. t6tf etar f . fetter for the feet, WW 1 10*.
forwreean* to drive forth, carry away : expel, fdtgangende govsg on foot, OEG 6254.
banish. f6tgemearc n. foot-measurement, space of a
forwrCgan to accuse, calumniate, Chr. foot, B3043.
Vforwray '] tbigemei n. foot-fetter, EPs 104".
torwrten^ to cover over, LkR 23^. tdtgtwAde f n 7 covering for the feet, RB 88^^.
forwiftan^ to cut in two, B2706. +fdtlan to hasten up, MkL 15**.
forwifSan^ to bind up, Lcd 122a. f6t-list (M), ASbet mf . footprint, spoor.
torwundlan to wound, Chr. [^forwound*] fdUle on foot, pedestrian.
fonmndortte very wonderful, GD. adv. tditaMl n. foot-measure.
-Boe. fotmAlum adv. step by step, by degrees,
forwurSan - f orweortJan CM 883.
forwyroan (e) to do wrong, sin, M,CP. for- tdtri^ m. the loose part of the sheet by which
worht mann criminal, CP : ruin, undo, a sail is trimmed to the wind, * propes,* WW
destroy, Cr;JE,AO,CP : condemn, convict, 167^'.
owse : forfeit : barricade, obstruct, dose up. fdtsOMinol (e", e*, a*) m. footstool, M.
ftirwyrd fn. deMrudion, ruin, fall, death, t6iac9uncnm.foreleg, Lcd l'3Q2. {y.'shank^l
M,CP. [f orweorVan] f dtietl n. footstool, Chb 1063c.
forwyrdan to perish, Ain>B. tdlild reaching to the feet, NC289.
forwyrdendllc perishtible. f dtspor n. footprints, spoor, Lcd.
torwyrlit n. misdeed, MF 100. f5tspiire n. foot-rest, foot-support, Chb 1070x.
iorwyrhta m. agent, deputy : evil-doer, male- fdtttin m. base, pedestal, A.
factor, ruined person, [fore-] Idtitapol m. footstep, LPs 17**.
lOTSWJIZ^ 119 FRAMUNa
f6tfW8BV n. (nap. -swatSu), fdUiwaf$a f. foci- trappings, armour : m. adomer, Cb556.
prifU, footstep : foot, M, [+t&we]
fdtowlle (y) m. swMing of iht foot^ lcp . fmtwsBdiiM ^fnetwednes
f6tw8Bro n. joatn in the foot, gout, LoD. AO : clothe, cover over, CP83^^.
fdt-welm, -wylin,-wolmam. M>Ieo/<A« /oof, fraDt-wednes, -wodneB f. adorning, decora'
M. tion, ornament.
fdV ind. pros. pL of fdn. firaBtwlan v. fnetwan.
tW-or (-er, -or) n. load, earOoadi, Chr : food, CnBtwung f. adorning, decoration, omamentf
fodder : covering, case, basket, [* father*] M,
fdVom m. lancet, Lod 19b. trairendllo =fr>ini8f»nd1io
Idwor =f6ower H-Mgian to learn Oy inquiry, MtL2^.
fox m. *fox,* Lk,VPs. fram (o) I. prep. w. d. (inatr.) (local) *from,*
fozasclitef. friinlodl;, LoD54a. by, ^,Bl,Chr : (temporal) sifice. A, Ma :
fozescnte f. foxglove? greater burdockf WW (agent) by, Bl : as a result of, Mt : (with
136n1. verbs ol laying and hearing) of, about, con-
loxtgfdt m.foX'foot, ^ iphion . Lop. ceming, f. gan to depart, eomps. ▼.
fozeagldfol/oo^feve, WW296*'^. fram-, from-. II. adv. from, forth, out,
fozhyll TSi.foX'hiU. away. III. adj. (eo) strenuous, active, bold,
fozung f . foxlihe wiU, crafliness, ML 16^*'. strong. [Qer. fromm]
flnt=fram; fraeed, fraoeo, fracod>=^fracotS franiioyrran=framcyrTan (in this and the
fraeo<S I. adj. vile, bad, wicked, criminal, following words fram- may often be taken
impious, filthy, abominable, BH : useless, as a separate preposition).
worthless, ['fraced*] II. n. insult, con- tnixaMneaiY.toiakefrom,doaufay,cutofff
tumely, disgrace : wickedness. cut out.
fraeothUM (-od) f. misdeed, W 188^>. framidr^n^ to drive away, expeL
fraeoVe adv. contemptuously, ehamefuUy. framfthyldan to turn from, Lod.
llraeoinie base, ignominious, sham^ul, Uwd, tramftnf dan to drive away.
M,CP. adv. -lice, CP. tramisMsean* to shake off.
fIraooV-ltenes, -nes {M) t vileness, coarse- tramistyrlan to remove, RP865**.
ness, obscenity. tnisAi^n* to draw aunyfrom.
tneo^fitetpe (-od) scandalous conduct, BB ftramAtsran* *diripere,* .£Gb168^.
141*. fram&wendan to turn from or away.
fraooSword n. insuUitui word, GD 152*. fram&weorpan* to east atoay, MXjIK.
fraoud, fraout$^s4fraooD ; frA- =frea- framMge m. apostasy, W49".
frflBei»4frec ; fr»o-=freo- (v. £S 39*327 ff. as trambrlngan* to take etway, Lod.
to these four forms). frameeorfan* to cut off.
fraeeful greedy, OBG2445^ trameyme (o) m. issue, posterity, Gmr 1765.
frsBemise (e) f. titmouse, WW. framoynn (o) n. issue, posterity : origin.
trAeOS (GL)=fracotS franM^rrran (e) to turn from, avert : take
frsBfel n? cunning, Gl. from.
tnetelB bold, insolent, cunning. [Ger.frevel] framddn anv. to put off, stop, interrupif
tnsfellan to be cunning, Gl. So 131*.
frsDfelllee shamelessly, AO(e) : tututefy. tramfsBreid m? n? departure, M,
frsstelnes f . sharpness, shrewdness, OEG. Iramfaru (o) f . eaeeess, DR 17*.
-l-ft]ftge (e) Lf n. hearsay, report, knowledge, tramfundung f. departure.
mine +f . as I have heard say. II. adj . weU- tramgewltan^ to apostatize. So 83*.
known, celebrated, reputable, CP : notorious, tramlan to avail, benefit, BB.
disreputable, [fricgan] tramlernlng (o^, e*) f. outflowing, I)B8^.
Ira^gn I. pret. 3 s^. of frignan. II. fregen II. framlgendllo effective.
frsBgnlng f. questioning. tramlAd f. departure. Gen 2098 (o).
frssm- = frem- framlioe turned from, GPH 401 .
frftmioel pre-eminent, WW 530'*. framllo strong, adv. -lice bcildty, strongly,
fr8Bng=fnBgn strenuously, quickly.
±tr»pglan (NG) to accuse : reverence. framloclan (o^) to look back, CP403*.
frAt Lf perverse, proud, obstinate. II. pret. tramnes (o^) f. vigour. Nab 7**.
3 sg. of fretan. tramsolpe I. m. exercise, action. II. m.
tnstegung (^)=fmtwang ' fraternity.
frotew-, fnetew- = frsetw- tramsetnung f . foundation, JnB 17*^.
frestgenga m. apostasy, Gl. framslV (o) m. departure.
frAtig perverse, proud, Jul2 84. framsNtnes f. desolation, NG(o).
frsBtlSBppam. (2eu;-2ap, WW179*. t ramsw engan to snnng away, shake off,
frAton pres. pi. of fretan. WW 524**.
tmtwa, frsBtwe fp. treasures, ornaments, framung=fremiing
FRAMWBABD
120
FREO
fnmwawd (o) about to depart, doomed to die,
BoJSeaf; CP : enierpriiingf l*fromward*'\
framwMrdM (o) adv. away from. Lea*
[*from%oaird$*'\
fMUi pret. 3 ag. of frinan.
franoa m. lance, favelin, M,
±frlalaii to a$k, in^ire, find out by inqtwry :
tiemfi,try.
trisanf f . queetioning, temptaHion,
fratwlan = tratwian
frtof I* m. gs. frSan rvlet, lard, king, master :
the Lord, Chriet, God : huebanL [CMh.
fraaja] IL (VPs)=fT«o L
frfe- intenaitive prefix (»L. per-).
trtabeoriit glorioue.
frfebaorhtiaii (£) to proekum, CP841*.
trMNMUan to prodaim, declare, LPs 118^*'.
trfedrtaian to exuU, LPs.
frtadrihUiit m. lord, master,
frtefeett (A^) very fat, WW632M.
friagltaw very wise. Bah 88.
frtetarsBd (A^, -hneV) very quick, Ql.
trUxoAr^j very celebrated.
friamlcol (A^) pre-eminent, WW 630".
fr«aiiiUit great strength, RP842>.
freamsum = fremBom
£rian=:freon
friaofestUce (&) very quickly, WWSdO".
frtareecere m. prince, IJRPbIIS^K
frtas pret. 3 sg. of fr^osan.
frtaslan=fra8ia&
firtotorht very bright, radiant.
frSaVanotan to exult, BPs52^
friawlnef ni. lord arid friend,
f^iawUtig very beautiful, NC290.
frfewrtsn f. splendid chain, B 1451.
trdbran=frefran
fireo {», i) greedy, MtL{i); M : eager, bold,
daring. Met : dangerous (y. ES39*327fiF.).
Vfre3c*]
freeaf m. unrrior, hero.
trtoed-=frSeen-; fr4oeInM=fr$ceimee
trteelsod exposed to danger, WW465».
trCcen n. gs. frdonea danger, peril.
firteendlio, frecenlio (GP) dangerous, mis-
chievous, perilous, terrible, adv. -lice, AO.
f^ieennes f. harm^ danger, CP.
f^eceo 'lucor*f 'lurcor'f Ch)1240 (▼. ES
39-336; 42*168).
freeful (ae) greedy, OEG2445.
treellee greedily, GI)3P.
freoinis0=fr8Bomaae; fr6oii-=freoen-
frtene (fi) hdangerou8,perilous,CP : terrible :
savage, wicked : daring, bold. [y. E8
39-328 f.] II. ady. dangerously : fiercely,
severely : boldly, audaciously.
frecnes f. greediness.
trtenes =fr€oenne8
+freoiilan to make bold. Da 184 : endanger,
imperil, ^L30-436.
freewftsend m. gluttony, A 6* 100.
-\-ttidtLn to fed, perceive, ^,Bo,CP. Vfrede*;
h6d]
+frMeiid]to perceptible, MGu^*.
+frUiiiAluiii littU by KtOe, OEG3245.
+trMii<8 L feeUng, perception. Bo.
-f-fk^idra mart acuU, GP123".
tret allee = fr»feUI6e
fritarnai f. consolaiion.
±frilraii to cheer, contort, console, BH; CP.
Vfrover'}
friCrend (ie*) mf. eon^orter, consoler : the
Comforter {Holy Ghost), Bl.
fritrlan (Jn; ^)=fr«fran
fr«trieiid=frefrend
frttrung f. consolation, GavST**.
4-trige = +frftge
fregan, fregn I. sfriBgn prei.3 sg. of fzignan*
II. n. qu^Uon, Ak256.
fragnan ssfrignan
tragnVaarle enquiringly, M'L2P^.
f^egnung f. questioning, MkLp4".
fraht nT *auspieium,* !DR97^.
fr«in=framadj.
tremde/oret^, alien, strange, LL; AO,CP :
unfriendly, Sol (-ede) : estranged from,
devoid of, remote from. [*fremd*]
d:f^enidlan to estrange, RB : curse, BIkLR
(y. A16127).
frema Lf vigorous, flourishing, B,Gen.
Vfrim*; fram] II. = frema
tremade =fremde
tramadlAoan to alienate, RP957*.
±f^emadnes f. accomplishment, fulfilment,
effect, St.
fremful useful, profitable, ben^ial. Led.
[*fremiful*\ ady. -lice efficaciously.
f^smfulnes f. utUiiy, profit, RB83».
^trsmlaii, fremman to further, advance,
support, An,B : frame, make, do, perpe-
trate, commit, afford, B,Gen;CP : (w. d.)
avail, benefit, do good, jB,Mt. ['/reme']
tramlio (eo, o) profitable, BH30".
^trenmiliig f. purpose, effect, performance,
progress, &.
franmes = fremednes
fremBum beneficent, benign, kind, gracious,
M,CP.
fremsiimllo benignant, kind, GD280. ady.
-Hoe; CP.
fremsumnes f. benefit, benignity, kindness,
liberality.
framV- (NG)=fremd-
-f-tramtnan to curse, BfkL14'^
framinio ^firintflio
f^emu f. advantage, gain, benefit, Bo,Sp,
Lcd;CP. Vfreme*]
iremung (eo, o) f. advantage, profit, good.
FYanclsc * French,* Chr.
frCnd)=<fr«ond
frendian to analhematize, WW484*i. [cp.
+fremt$ian]
freng=fr8Bgn pret. 3 sg. of frignan.
irto I. nap. often frige *free,* BoJSx,JnR;
CV,M : (t) glad, joyful : (t) noble, iUus-
trious. Gen, [frSo- y. also frig-] ILf f.
vwnan, lady. I II. m. = frSa. IV. hnperat
of frSogan. V. ft freedom, immunity.
FREOBEARN 121 FRIGKAK
triobeam n. fne-bom chUd, child of gentle frtondmyne f. amorous itUenticn, Qks 1831.
6tf^. frSondrAden f . friendship, M : conjugal love,
trteborh=fri«borh frtondsdpe m. * friendship,' BjA^d; AO,
frtebrdVor m. own brother, Ex338. CP : conjugal love,
frteburh f. cUy, B694. trioiidfpM f. abundance of friends.
frted Lf f. peace, friendship : goodwill, tr^ondtipWg rich in friends,
affection, IL pp. of Mogan. IlL =fr6ot frtene asm. of fr6o adj.
trteda pret. 3 sg. of Mogan. frionoiiia=fr6oiiama
f^fodohtor f. frteboim daughter, W 193*. tt^orlf^ freezing, froten, cold, chiUy : blanched
frtoddm m. * freedom,' stale of free^wiU, toith fear, sad, mournful, [frSosan]
charter, emandpaiion, deliveranee. Bo; Iriorig-f arV, -mGdt mm» Gu.
AO,CP. frforlht n. rights of freemen, LL,W.
fraodryhtant = frdadrihten ±frto0aii> to 'freeze, ' ^,Bl.
frfodsolpa (ES39-340) =fr6ondBoipe? frtesoaat m. freedman, RB 138*^.
±tr^oga,n to 'free,* tiberate, manumit, JB, triot m. freedom, LL. frSotee tSolian to be
Chr; AO : loie, emhrace, think of lovinglg, reduced to slavery,
honour, friotglfa m. liberator, WW.
+ trtege =s +fr«Ke ; trtoh = f rSo frtet-gifu, -gift f . emandpiUion, WW.
frtolio n,freewtU offeri ng, ob lation, LPs 50*^. f^fotmann m. freedman, Bk,TC,W.
frtolAta m. freedman, WW. freoS- =:frit$- ; -frte«aii> ▼. &-f .
±triollc free, freebom : glorious, stately, fraoVo-, freoVu- =fri9o-, fritSu-
magnHleent, noble, B : beautiful, charming, frfiowlf (i^) n. free-woman, LIi7r73].
Vfreely*] adv. -lioe * freely,* readily. Bo, friowliia=£reawine; FtetansFrisan
VPs. Fteatae (y) in the Frisian manner, Frisian,
frMB I. mn. freedom, immunity, privilege : Chb. [Frisan]
feast-^Uty, festival. [origL fiiheals] !!.» ±iretaii* to devour, eat, consume, CP : break,
frSo I. Ex 147. [for, etan]
frtelsAten m. eve of a feast, LL383[66]. fretgenga sfrntgenga
friolsbte f. charter of freedom, CL frattan to feed upon, cons ume, [fretan]
friobbryca (i) m. breach of festival, frattol greedy, gluttonous, WW171K
trMaAmg m. feast-day, festtval-day, M, fretw- = frotw-
trfolBddm =freoddm f^eiVo =fri9a ; tratSo- =frit$o>, fritSu
frtob-and, -lend m. liberator, EPs. trI=fr6o I. ; frte=fr6a
frtelsgefa m. emancipator, "LL 13[8]. triand (A) =frtond
frtelagir n. year ofiuhilee, WW420". friborb (v. LL2-81) =:frit$borh
frtelaian {±) to deliver, liberate, Bl^EPs : frlo (NG):r:fieo
to keep a feast or holy day, celebrate, JB. frloea, friocea m. herald, crier, CP (T v. ES
VfrcU*] 39-336).
tt^laXic festive, feetivdl,aiLWi. ady. freely i frtogan^f to ask, inquire into, investigtUe :
solemnly. (+) learn, find out by inquiry. [Mgnan;
triolsiiiannm.yree<lman, KC3'296*. op. Oer. fragen]
frtetonlht f . eve of a festival, NC 290. fdclan to dance, Mt. [*frike ']
frfolastdw f. festival-place, LL338[38]. mblant w. g. to seek, desire,
irSolstId t. festival, feast-day, M. Iriolo f . ap^ite, Lod 73a.
frtolsung f. celebration of a feast. frloo f. 'uswra,* MtL25*' (y. ES39*328f.).
fraon =fram III. ; fraom- =fram-, from- firloolo ady. eagerly, fervently,
tr^mjBbg\ m. free-kiruman. triotruiig(OET26)=frihtrang
frfomanii m. ^free-man, ' freebom man, Oen, trldbangeat = fritShengest ?
LL. JErlenan = frinan = frignan
frtenama m. surname, BH. Iff and y. frSond.
frtend m. da. friend, nap. friend, friond, +MBnA -pi. friends, Lk{f). l*i-freond*]
* frdondas 'friend,* relative, B,El,Oen ;A0, frIg)»4freo; fi1gan= freeman
CP : lover. frigdng=friffedeg
trfondbaald amiable, Lod 3- 192" . triga Lf fp. love. II. y. frSo.
f^tondhaaldUc related, akin, WW217». frl^aa m. lord, master, LL (-fi^).
frtondUr f. friendly counsel, B2377. trIgaAlan m. Thursday evening, M,
frfondlatSu f . friendly invitation, B 1 1 92. frfgadsBg m. * Friday, * LL,Ma ; &,
irtendlias 'friendless,* JnL, i. mann out- +Mg;and m. liberator, VPs.
law, LL, £riganet=fiigneB
trtendltast f. toarU of friends, Li;336[35]. Cri^anlht f . Thursday night, W306*«.
tr^ndSle friendly, vM-disposed, kindly, BH, trlgeat, frigetS pres. 2, 3 sg. of fricgan.
W. ady. -lice, CP. +fr^Slan to embrace, MkLlO".
ttftonOMt kind to one* s friends, 'E&Z9'^40, ±frignan*, frinan ask, inquire, B,BH,Cp,
frdondlufu f . friendship, love. Gen 1834. Ps ; AO,CP. i'frayne *]
FRI0NB8
152
FRUMHB^IGL
±lrifn6f t inierroffotion, ^[utHion.
frlgnung f. queMi<m^ 01)137*.
trigst, irihst pres. 2 «g. of iricgan.
frihtere hl cuviiier, 9oothdayer. [fieht]
trlhtiiaii to divine. ^^
Mhtning f. soothsaying, divination, WW.
Miiidig=fiyindig; frfBaii=frignan
fifnd= friend; frfo^frSo
trfi if) crisped, curled, GhESO,
FrlMik (e) mp. Frisians, AO.
fflMA = fryicft
Mstniearo (GL)=fiT8tmeftro
Mt, friteS, fritt pree. 3 sg. of fratan.
tM (y) mn. peace, tranquillity, securiiu,
refuse, AO;CP,M. f. niman to make
peace : privilege of special protection, and
penalty for the Ifreach of it, LL10[5] :
restoration of rights {to an outlaw), iaL
316[13]. VfrUy]
tM stately, beautifid, Rd 10*.
frtVa (eo) m. protector, PPs70*.
frlSM m. oath of peace, Chb 1012b.
MfbAna m. supjiiani, refugee, LL.
trtgborh m. surety for peace, LL.
frfVlirtBe f . breach of ihe peace, LL.
triVbiiif f. town with which there is peace,
eUy of refuge, LL222[2,1].
triooandelt f . ihe sun.
frt8elta8=fritn«aa
IriSgMnl m. enclosed space, LL : court of
peace {heaven), Gb.
tMg^dMln. death, Qwi!flli2. [ferhST]
irtQgegtliU m. member of a peace-guild,
LL 173 Pro.
flrfVf eom peaceable, MtL9.
Mfgawrlt n. peace agreement, LL144.
frtSgttd n. peace guUd, LL181.
frtSgbl m. peace-hostage, LL378[9,1].
trtVhengwt {fnd-) to. horse of peacef RD29f
frtShtta n. sanchtary, WW 186".
flkiVIan (eo) to give fnS * to, make peace loith,
be at peace with : {± ) cherish, protect, guard,
defend, keep, AO,Chr; CP : observe, [frith']
frtftend m. helper, defender, PPs,W239*.
frtVland n. friendly territory, Chb.
frttHtaf peaceless, outlawed, LL318.
trltnio mild, lenient, LL.
fMtail n. article of peace, LL220 Pro. [mftl]
Mfmann m. man under special peace-
protection, LL222.
frtSopB^freoVa, fritS
frlttobtaoen (eo^) n. sign of peace, Gbn 1045.
frtSosoealo (eo)t m. angel.
frl9otlbb f. peace-bringer, B2017.
flrlSospM (eo)t f. abundant peace.
frlVotien n. sign of peace, Gbn 2369.
frt9o9tewaat (^) mp. place.
trtSowAr (eo^)t f. treaty of peace.
frtSowmng (eo^) m. peaceful plain, B2969.
trtSowaru (eo)t f. protection.
flrtHo-webba (eo^)} m., -webbef f. peace-
maker.
frMtoolpe m. ship for defence, LL441 ( T read
fyrdaoipe).
frlMon 1 sanctuary, as^wn, LL.
frtVsplott m. peace-spot, LL(2i8').
frlVstdl m. sanctuary, asylum, refuge, LLJ*s»
Vfriihstool']
frtvBtdw f . refuge, sanctuary.
fMllBum pac^, peaceful : [+ ) safe, fortified.
MbumtaB to make piacehu, protectt NO 290.
trtSu (eo) fm. peace, safety, protection, AO^
Mt : refitge, asylum. \^ frith*']
MVtt-=fri6o-; floega=trQgga
tM.'\ wise '.old.
fHMlan to be wise, Rnf 32.
frftfar^frOfor; frAferlaii=fr§fran
trAtor fmn. (e*, n') gs. frOfre eonscHation, joy,
refuge, JP; OP : compensation, help, benefit,
froforbte (e*) f. book of consolation. Bo 50*.
frdforgist (fir5fre-) m. consoling spirit. Holy
Ohost, Ccinforter, Jn ; M. [y. 'frover']
fr6forUc (e*) kind, hdffuX, W. adY. -lioe,
W296».
fHtfornw f. consolation, LkL6'«(oe).
frdforword n. word of consolation, 00344**.
Mfrian =frefraa
Irogga m. jrog, AB,rrfr.
troht(NG)=forht
fromiB^fram ; from- also =frem-,fnim-
froran pp. of frSoian.
tro«e=ior0o; froat=font
frowa f. woman, DD291. [Oer. frau]
froz=for8C
frugnan pp., frngnon pret. pL of fiignan.
triim I. primal, original, first. I L = fram
frunia m. beginning^ origin, cause, AO,CP :
creation, Chb 33 : originator, inventor,
founder, creator : first-bom, CP8135" :
(t) prince, king, chief, ruler, on fruman
atfirsL wtaetmniTumBiifirstfruits. [fram]
friimioenBes f. nativity, JnLp5^*.
frumbearn n. first-bom chUd.
frumbyrd f. birth, TC369*.
frumbyrdllng n. youth, WWlll'*. Ifrum-
berdling*]
ttume^nntA first-begotten, firsUwm, iB,AO :
original, primitive, MGu.
tnimentow n. primal generation. Ex 371.
f^iimeynt n. ancestry, origin, descent, lineagei
race, tribe.
frumeynnand = fnimcenned
fnuncyrr m. first Hme, LL164[25,2].
fnimdyslg n. first offence, NO 290.
frum-gftrt, -garaf m. leader, patriarch, chief-
tain, noble, [op. L. primi-pilus]
irumgascaap n. creation of the world, Cb840.
irumgeweoro n. original construction, A
11174*.
frtimgewrit n. deed, document, W252^'.
trumglf u f . prerogcUive, privilege, Gl.
frumgrlpa m. firMng, W113*.
trumgyld n. first ineUdmeMt, LL 190. ^^
tnimhtewung (I) f. original formation, WW
467".
trumhrsBgl n. first garment (lo. of fig4eaves),
Gbn 943.
VRVKSLDO 12$ FUJJUMT
tramUdo f . primeval time, WWdil**. [iddo] fryVHfriV ; tryt^ alto ^fnotS-, fyitS-
Inim lgoht n. daum, AF4-56. fiigeIt»^fcigol
frmnlle ort^noi, primiiiw, ady. -Hce. fugellwiia m. fowler, Cra SO.
ttxaaOidtLm. chief sailar. ▼. OEG32. tugMnjfptn water fowl, WW IZI».
fniml^htaii to (iouTA, 6l207**. tugalere (AO)=:faglere
tnimmyneWega m. firet coinage, ML2S^'^. fui^elatw^a f . larksp nr, W W 2&SH,
frumrtM m. primary ordinafiee, LL24A. f Of «lhw»ta nou augur, WW 140*.
tnimrAdan f . space of time. As U7. tug ellbii m. bird-lime , OEQ 3105.
frumrlno (o^) dieHain, RHy4i«. f Of allien n. bird net, WW277i*.
frumrlpa m. firetfruits, LL40[38]. fuir^n<^> fugelolS = fueolotS
trumsoaaft f. fret creation, origin, primeval fugalllmbar n. young bird, Ph236.
condition, B : feature : Ao«ne. [*JVimii- tugaltrio n. perch (of a b ird).
echefi'] fugalwaohlaram. ati^ttr,WW108i*. [wig*
trumgeaiVaii first created, first, JE. lere]
tnnntoaaU m. firslfruits, BLPs. tuglara m. 'frider, * AO,
frumscepand m. creator, DRld^^ ttiglaabSan f. vetch, Ql.
framseyldt I. original sin, fugllan to catch birds, M Or. ['fowl*]
frumsatnas f . auiharUy, DR 123*. tuglung f . bird-catching, WW.
trmnaatnuiig f. foundation, creation. JnR fugol m. gs. fuglea 'Z^* ^^* B,Mt; CP;
17«*. Mdf.
tnauMp m. first sleep, AO. fugol-, see also fagel-.
fnmiapalliing t reeapitukMon, OEG 1163; fvgoleyBii n. bird-tribe, A VfowUein'^
2». f UgoMflBg (a*) m. feast-day, TC460*.
InimaprAo f . first saying : promise. fugolbAlsara m. augur.
frumftaVol m. first st ate, R p61«. f i^^loV m. bird-eakking, fowling, M.
frumstaiiin m. proi0, WW288*^. fugolwjila swarming with birds, BH30>*»
franstdl m. first or principal seat, paternal [weaUan]
home,llu tugul- = fagel-, fugol-; tulil«=fagl-
tramtalu f. first statement (of a witness)? fOht damp, moisL [Oer. feuoht]
LL385. tOhtfan to be moist, KC290.
frumtfd f. beainning, GD212*. fuhton pret pL of feohtan.
trumt^htla t. first accusation, first charge^ ful I. n. beaker, cup, M. ILts^fuU
LL 336(35). [tSon U.] 101 I. *foul,' unclean, impure, vile, corrupt,
truna^hymti rotten, ^,Bl,Cp,Cr,WW;CB, f. beam
hvmwtBOtm mS. flrstfruiis. black alder, lijaD29b : guUty, LL. II. n.
trumwaore n. primeval work, ereationf As filth, foulness, impurity, crime, offence. El,
806. OET. ['foul']
frumwltaiig f. first marriage, W304'*. fulbaorht very Mght, resplendent, GP87**.
firumwylm m. new-bom teal, RB 135*. f ulbraaan* to vioUUe, LL280[2,2].
frumwyrhte m. creator, DR37^ fuldon any. to satisfy, RB70*^.
frunan pp., frun(n)on prot. pL of fiioan. tOla adv. fouXiy.
frnogon =frngnon piet. pL A frignan. fulioda pret. 3 sg. of fullgan.
fruron pret. pi. of frfioean. tfUatrto n. black alder, Cp430A.
trff^^Moi ftyeeaa=fricoa fulfeBStnlan to ratify Mly, Chb675b.
fryht- (N) =forht., fyrht- I ulfaran* to travel, LL383[66].
frylslaii (Bo) =freo]sian f ulf ealdan* 'explicare, ' ifiGs 138*.
firym-sfrum-, fyrm- fulgeara quite weU, ^L3^. [gearwe]
fi^mdlg (i) curious, inquisitive, M : desirous, fulgdd very good, MLt^*^.
f . bfon to entreat. f ulgon pret. pi. of fdolan. ^^
f^ymatUngf. yottiipcotr, LL461[13]. tulhftr completely grey, very hoary, WW
fVyintf I. mf. origin, beginning,_foundation, 380^.
Bo; M,AO : (in pi.) creation El : creature, fulhaaldan contented, WW211**.
['frumth'] IL=fyrmt$ tulht-^fulwiht-
tryioV-Uc, -elic primeval, primitive, first, m^n to be or become foul, decay, rot, AO,Ps.
adv. -Uce, OEG5211. fuU L adj. (w. g.) */u«,' filled, compleU,
frynnVu, fryintk>(JftL)=fi7m6 perfect, entire, utter, OenJ*s,Lcd ; M,AO,
firyml^ldo 'prknasvue'r v. OEO 2381. CP : swelling, plump, Lgd. be fnUaaxfuUy,
tr^nd (M) nap. of frSond. perfectly, completely. II. adv. very, fully,
frftssfriB entirely, completely, ihoroughly, Bo,Ps. t
VYyBan=Fri8an nSah almost, very nearly. I II. = ful
tryaen I. (i) m. kite, bittern, Ql. IL *pusio*f fuU- v. also ful-.
Gl (v. A 19-495). tuUa m. assembly f Ct.
frfsV pree. 3 sg. of frteaan. fullAst (a, S; fylst) m. help, support, Ex.
tryi pres. 3 sg. of fretan. Vfi^^'i
roLLJSTAN 124 fu:eue>erluoob
±fiiIUtetftii (6) w. d. to hdp, mppoii, AO; mnmt f(mbtu$,iUihy mmO.
Lk. VfiUl*] tfUon nre piei. pL of fSolftn.
+tuI]A]i = +fy]]an tulnffe adv. very auiekht, AO.
f ullbenton* to 6ttr«« compUUlff, W2ffV*. f nlrf^ mature, RB 130*.
f uIlbMan to fnake fuU amend*. tOlftfiieoiide fcul-ttinking,
f uUbDVe very glad. tulsiimii« f. abundance, EPs48^
f nllbortii complexly bom, CP367^ : ofnobh fiiltflMiisfiiltiim
birth. tiilt«iii- (CP), fultom- ^faltom-
tunbqroe m. eomplOe breach of the peace, tultrltwiMi to confide in, Bo60".
LL. fultum (te) HL hap, support, protection, B;
tuUcUlBe very pure, AS 29^. M,AO,CP : forcee, army, AO. IfuUum *]
f mienBMc very efficient, virtiuoue. +f ultiima m. helper, SPs 18".
tvSkM notorioue,famiou$. ^tultum-An, -ian to heJp, eupport, aeeietj
-fiille ▼. gin-f. ^,CP : (f) be propitious to, overlook.
tullendlaii to oompUte, BE. V/uOend ] ±tiiltmii«Bd, fultamiend m. helper, feUom-
tiill«r« m. ' fuller, ' bleacher, Mk. worker.
f nUett^B^fiilUtet fultmnllM without help, AO 66"^.
f ullflioii* to take to flight, escape completely, tnlwa m. fuUer, MH26**.
f ullfoiinaa to fulfil, N0291. tulwMnn enHrtly warm, CP447K
t^anremedperfect,CP. ady.fuUy,perfeedy, tulwere m. baptuer, baptist.
completely, BL f uIwMff very Hred, MFH 160.
tvmremtdn^i {.perfection, BE ;CB. I' fuP- ±tulmiuk to baptize, BE,ME;AO,CP.
fremedness*] VfitU*]
±tiill-freiniiuui, -iremian to fulfil, perfect, tulwlht, fallnht (Mt) min. baptism, Chris^
practise, dofuUy, compteU, Bo ; CP. ['/mO- tianity, Mt ; AO,CP. VfuUought '1
freme*] ±tiilwlht^ii, -ian to baptiee, Chb,NO.
tumyllgnntofoaow,obey,W96^:*persequi,* tulwlhtb«8 n. baptismal bath, font, X
EP87«. (fulluht-).
fiilUSrllaii'com;>2ere,'^^163^ Vfi^fil'] talwllilb«iia m. * compe titor, amicus vel
fuT-fftn pnt. 3 8ff. -€ode any., -gangan' to rogator baptismi,* WW 207".
accomplish, fulfil, perform, carry out, M : f ulwlhtere m. baptizer : the Baptist.
follow, imitate, cifey : help, AO. fulwUtttedor m. baptismal father, godfather,
f uUgaarwian to finish, compleU, OD 126>. baptizer, Bl205^^
fuUgedrlfen (w. g.) driven fuU of. tutwlhtliid m. baptismal order or vow, Bl
fuUgeorne very eagerly, CP266». 109".
tuUgewflpned/ulIy armed, Chb. fiilwlhUiaiiiR m. baptismal name. Christian
f ullgr6wan* to grow to perfection, flourish, name.
CP67". -f-tulwllitiitan (falhtn-) to baptize, NG291.
f uman I. tofulfU, complete, perfect. II. (Jn) fulwlhtotdw f. baptistry, Bl 140".
«fulwiaii. fulwihtad f. time of baptism, Mev 11.
tvOnefuU, Chb 7860? : 'eatholieus,' CH7I5. fulwlhtVAaw m. riu of baptism, Mxrl".
adv. -lioe entirely, fuUy, perfectly, com- fulwlhtSSnung (-uht) f. baptismal service,
pletely, A,BE ; M. W38».
ftUllo foul, unclean, objectionaMe, shameful, tulwllitW8»tor n. laver of baptism, NC291.
base, LoD,W. adv. -lioe. fulwlhtwere m. baptist, Bl161*.
tuIUgmii = falvian f ulwulit = folwiht
tvmnuLnnodfuUy peopled. Bo 4(fi''. funde wk. piet. 3 sg., funden pp. of
tull-med«me excellent, perfect, OD. adv. findan.
-medomlTce, OD331". -tUBdelnes, -fundennee ▼. on-f.
lullnM t fullness, fundlan (w. d, td) to tend to, wish for, strive
ffUlnM=fulne8 after, go, set out, go forward, hasten, JS,B,
I11U00 final or definite agreement? 1X386. Cr,Qu ; CP. ['found *]
f ulloft adv. very often, CP. tundon pret. pL of findan.
fuUVungen (faf-)yiiZ/-9rot<7fi, RB133^ fundung f. settinq forth, departure, Chx
tulAungennei f . fuU development, MFH160. 1 106.
f uUuht^s^fulwiht IQra v. furb.
fullunga adv. /uZ2y. furh f. g8. fure, 69. fyrh, farh, gp. fura
fiillw9pnod/tt&y armed, Chb1070x. * furrow,* trench, BC,So; M.
fullwer m. compleie *wer/ fuU atonement, furhwudu m. pine, Cp420p.
Rd 24" r ±fQrian to furrow, OEG.
f ullwyroan to complete, fulfil. turlang n. length of furrow, furlong. [farh»
f ulnuBgen n. great power, W 186". lang]
fulniah I. adj. very near. IL adv. very tuiKan, fart$on=fart^am
nearly, almost, CP. fiii1{erluoor=fiirtk>Tlioor
FDRDOB 136 FYRDRACi^
tinltor adv. (of place and time) * further,* (yUo, fyUu f. futntae {of food), *fltt,' fmui,
mart dUlarU, forwards, kUer, JB,Chr : more : scUieiy, AO,B ; CP : impregnaHon,
superior, f. don to promoU, A, fylmen =fil]nen
f ufjo rltoor (e>, u*) op. adv. more perfeeUu. l^lnet I. (±) i. faU, atumhling'bloeh, offence,^
tui^^oj^. adj.* further,* greater,9uperior,Jn, NG : (+) tranemigration, MtLl". II. =
furSum (-an, -on) adv. even, exactly, quite, fyUnes
already, just as, at first, Bl,Mt; AO,CP : l^lnetsfulnes
further, previously, syCGan f. just as soon ^Ist I. fm. help, aid, Mt ; i£,AO. II. pres.
as, [*'forthen*'\ 2 sg. of feallan. III. pres. 2 sg. of fyilan«
turSumUc huBwrious, indulging, AO SO^*. -(-fytoU m. helper, M,
fuHturtB^fnrtSor ; turiib =furh d:^litan (w. d. ) (o aid, support, help, protect,
fOs stritring forward, eager for, ready for, M,AO, [^fallnstanl
inclined to, willing, prompt, B;M : expect- ±tyl8tend m. helper, M,BB,Va.
emt, brave, noble : ready to depart, dying, tylt pree. 3 sg. of fealdan.
Vfous*] ifW I. pree. 3 sg. of fyllan. II. pres. 3 sg.
fOse = f iislibe of feallan.
fflslicVt n. death-song, dirge, fplS f. * filth,* undeanness, impurity, Mt,8c,
tOslto ready to start : exceUeni, adv. -lioe W, [fill]
readily, gladly, tylwMg faint to death, B963. [fiell]
fflsnec f . quickness, EHy 6**. fyn- = fin- ; f^d = fSond ; +f^d = +fiend
fiistra? 'focus, * 'ignis, * ▼. OEG 1428. tyndele m. invenHon, devising, 8e. ['findal*}
fyf-=fif-; tylifaiW==feohfang lyne mT n? moisture, mould, WW183».
^ht- = f eoht- ^egtan = fynigian
lyiitan (I) to moMtefi, OEO. [fuht] tynlg (i) mouldy, JS. V fenny!
^1= fiell tyii!lilmn{e^) to become mouldy, LL, ['finew*l
±f91an to befoul, defile, pollute, M, ^ ▼. feoir.
-^tyieBiL band of men, troop, army, host, CP. tSr (I) n. *fire,* Ex,0,VPs ; M,AO,CB : a
[folc] fire, Oen.
±fy!oUiA to marshal troops, [folo] f^ran I. =fSran XL to out a furrow, OEG
fyld m. *volumen,* 'ruga,* OEG. 2492n : castrate,
fyldst61=:fealde8t5l fyras^rfiras
±tylguk w. d. or a. tofoUow, pursue, M,CP : ffrliAre fire-bearing, fery, OEG.
persecute : foQow out, observe, obey. flfrlMBtf f i^ fire-bath, hell-fire,
lyigend m. follower, observer, BH472'. ^rbend m. bar forged in th e fire , B722.
^estro t female follower, OEG 1228. ^b«ta m. fireman, stoker, WW.
pigtail ssfylsan f^bryne m. conjla^tton, A0252*^.
fWnf i- ^following, DR. II. (m) harrow- fyroUan (y?) to flash, fiicker, Chb1106.
ing, harrow, [fealg] ^rolomm m. band forged in the fire, Sat39»
fyllan, fyligan=fylgan f^roraoe f. crucible, Cp963o.
^llgendnc that can or ought to be imitated, f^reynn n.fire, A0252**o.
CM 803. ^frd=fierd
fyllf nee f . fallowing, practice, BH 100". lyrdorsBft m. warfare.
^ll = (l)fyUn; (2) fiell fyrdend enrolled for military service, ML
±tyilan I. to*m,*fiU up, r^tlenish, satisfy, 25*».
An,Oen,Ps; M : complete, fulfil. At. [full] tyrdeene m. warrior, BH148*.
II, ± {9A,e;=ie)wr. to cause to fall, strike tyrdtflereld n. fyrdfam f. going to war,.
down, 'fell,* cut down, Psjtd. -l-fylled military service, LL.
wdg. bereft : throw down, defeat, destroy, tyrdgeatewe fp. war-gear, Rt7v27.
hiu, BHjOrJPs : tumble : cause to stumbte, fyrdgemaoa m. fellow-soldier, M.
MtR. fyrdgesteaila m. comrade in arms,
tyUat m. filUng, fUUng up, Gxir 1613. (yrdgetrum n. band of warriors.
-t-lyllednee (i) f. fulness, completion, fulfil- tyrdham m. corslet, B 1604.
ment, M, fyrdbrssgl n. corslet, B 1627.
-lyilen (fylen) v. m5naV-f. fyrdhwastf warlike, brave.
lyllend sfylgend tyrdlan (ie) to go on an expedition, Chb.
+lyUendlle filling, expletive, ^Gb261*. fyrdlit f . remnant of an army, MLZS^.
^Uestoe epileptic. lyrdltas (ie) without an army, Chb804a.
lylleitoonet f. epilepsy, LoD 1*164*. firrdlMVf n. war -song,
fyUe«fl6d m. high tSde, Gl. fyrdtto maHial, M,
lyilewwre n. epUepsy, Los 06a. l^rdmann m. uforrior. Bo.
lymng f. fUling, comple tion, N C291. ^rdnoQ (e) m. liability to military serviu,
+f:7mnglld f. compline, WW207««n. B03-71*.
±^nmt fulness, plenitude, satiety: supple- f^rdnwa m. fire-spewing dragon, B2089»
ment : completion, fuffilmenL i'firedrake*]
VYRBRTAN lf6 FTBdT
fyrMaa wr, to serve in the armif, go on oeHve iyriiwMo4 ▼. fdowerhwSolod.
eerviee, ML2S^. tyrten (B378) =ferian
fyrdrlnet (®) n^< vforrior, soldier. fyrlan I. to supply wUh firing, LL, [*frt*
tyrdieaorp n. armomr, Rd 16^*. Tb.] IL {±) to cut a furrow, [farh]
Ijrntoolp n. battU'Ship, LL. lyrten L (eo, e) far off, distant, remote, M,
lyrdtMuruf n accoutrements, IL n. distance, M.
tyr^aAen f. mOitary service, Ct. tfH^eht n. gleam of fire, B 1616. Vfbrelight'}
fyrdftwm m. 6o(2y o/ soldiers who serve for ffrttama m. gleam of fire. Sat 128.
a fixed term, armff-corps, Chb921. ^Dee =£nrlioe
fyrdllber n. military saerifieef (Swt), WW ^loetLm. fiery prison, 8at5S,
418tt;A15-187. fynn=feorm
fyrdtniniA m. martial band, army, MR tfnMim.marklmmtinby fire. Ax 1136.
1*442*«. fynnett (o) soperL of fonn* L * foremost,*
fyrdung (eo, i) f. miUtary expedition, arma- first, M,CFJm : motA promtneiU, cAte/,
meni, LL;M : camp : fine for evading best,El,Mt. IL sAy. first of aU, in (he first
military service, LL. [^ferding*] place, at first, most, especially, very well,
tyr^mAn (i) m. military carriagef EC 250**. W.
lyrdweard f. miUtary tco teA, L fi444[ 1 ]. tyroA t. harbomring, entertainment, LL :
^rrdwerod n. host, army, WW 399**. cleansing, washing, [feorm]
lyrtfwle n. camp, M. tyrn L (i) edi. former, ancient, Rd. II. ftdv.
i^rdwfM m. chieftain, CraTT. {±) formerly, of old, long ago, once, ML.
tyrdwisa f. military «iyie, Nab9**. Vfem*]
l^r&ente Ti, fine for evading military service. ±(ymdiigis mp. days of yore, ML. irOd
lyrdwyiHe distinguished in war, Bl316. f^ndagam old, aged.
•lyrede ▼. twi-» tSri-f . fyrntul = firenfnl
tyren^firen tyrngtarf np. former years, Qn,Ps. [*fem-
^ren I. of fire, fiery, AO,CP : on fire, year*]
burning, fUining. II. fire, CPs. fjrnf tarsf adv. formerly, of old.
tftentiai fiery, LPs^lV. f^n-feflttf n. nap. -gemtu former quarrel,
fyrtngit (WW 423^) = fii^gengat old strife.
^•ntioen n. fiery sign, MFH 13P*. fyrngefllta m. old-standing enefny. Pa 34.
^entienlmn *rompeUere*{ T) RHt6*^. ^ngemynd n. ancient history, £l327.
^enVeoele f. firebrand, BH476^*. ^ngaieeap n. ancieni decree, Ph360.
1^68 = fvTB ^iigM0tat np. former seat, habitation.
tyre8t=tyT8t, fyrmest superl. adj. fyrngestrfon n. ancient treasure, Sol 32.
^owyt = f yrwit tymgemeote^ n. former, ancient work.
f^eaxen fiery-haired, WW. fyrngtwlBB n. primeval struggle, B 1689.
^rfdda Ci) m. fuel, twigs for burning, OEG tyrof ewiltt n. old writings, scripture.
7**. ^^ tyngemjthtn. former work, fate, Gv94/L
ffrgMTWungs fp. materials for a fire, WW l^ngldd n. ancient prophecy, El542.
401*. ^nlaii=:fironian
tyrgebeorh n. firescreen f protection from fire f finite former, of times past, M.
LL455[17]. ^nnmnn m. man of old times, B276I.
lyrf ebraac n. crackling of fire, Osk2560. 4-tyr nnw f. antiquity, NG294.
i^rgenr=nfirgen tyraategen f. old saying, ancient tradition,
^TgnMMt m. sftark of fire, Ajx16^. [ON. Ak1491.
gndati] fyrnaeealfai m. devU, As 1348.
f^h V. rarh. tym strtemaat mp. ocean.
^h&t hot as fire, burning, ardent. El. tynmynn f . sin of old times, Jnii347.
['firehot *]. ^num = firenum
tyrtaaard hardened by fire, B305. ^Bweoref n. work of old, creation.
±tyrhi I. afraid, timid, [forht] II. =fTeht i^nwito (eo*)t m. sage, counseOor.
tyrht-an, -ian (frvht-, N) to fear, tremble, lyr-panne, -ponne f. ^fire-pan,* braxier,
DR : (±) frighten, terrify, BE. ['fright,* Bl,MH,WW.
vb.] fyrr v. feorr.
frytatnea f . fear, AO. fyrraee (fineoe) f . fire-rake, WW 273*.
lyrbto, fyrhta (fryht-, N) f. 'fright,* fear, tyrnui=feorran
dread, trembling, Ps,VHy;M,AO,CB : (yra I. m. 'furu,* gorse, bramble, Bo,WW.
horrible sight, [forht] II. n.=fen
fyrht^=^erht$ fyneofl f. 'fire-shovd,* WWViS^:
±fyrhVe n., fyr(h)9 f. wooded country f Ct. tyrilaii=feonian
['frith*] fynmaortande ▼. smeortan; lynB=fienn
f^hOs n. ' caminatum, * house with a fireplace tfnpencn m. fire-spark.
in it? WW. ['firehouse*] fynt L 'first,* ChrJBx : foremost, principal.
JTRST 127 G^fiTHUS
ehief,LL. Ihsdv. in the firat place, frBOy, ±gadr1liii (n) to ^ffcOher,* untie : (+) ML.)
at firH, oHifinaUy, CU III. (JS)= first I. OMtmblt^ Chr : coikct, stare up, An,OJ^s;
and II. ^,CP : pluck (flowere, etc) : ampUe : (+)
+fynl n. froet, LL464[11]. aseociaU {with) : (+) amceiHrofe {tkaughts)^
j[;ynt-= font-, first- Bo. [geador]
tynlftii m. 'fi'eetone,* etone used for striking gft=gda; gAe^geao
fire, flint, W W. gnd n. society, ftSomskip, Sol449.
lynweait black toO/k mnoke, Ce984. gAd =gad I.
tfrteng f. Cfire-ytorifs,* A 9*2 63. gssdellngt m* HtMnum^/eOoii;, comtMuiKm •»
lyrtorr m. beacon, lighthouse, WW. arm«, comrade, B,Da, [^gadUng'\
t^Mkag = f SorSling gssder-, gaadr- = gader-, gadr-
lyiltoUe f T furnace, stage on which martyrs g»t=geaf pret. 3 sg. ctf giefan.
toere humid, OEG. g»f«=gieln
rtfyrVMn (Gl,AO), fyrVian {Bo;M) to g»f«ll. =geafl I. II. (jrtL)=galoI
* further, * urge on, advance, promote, benefit gAfon =gtefon pret pi. ol giefan.
lyiitrlngnes t, fyrtSrong (Led ; W) f. further^ -gAgan ▼• for-, ofer-g.
ance, promotion. [* furthering^] g8B|^U)ArneasgagolD&mee
|yrwet=fyrwit gftlan to hind!^, impede, keep in suspense,
l^rwetful curious, anxious. CP : (intr.) linger, delay, [gal]
l^rwetgeorn curious, anxious, inquisitive. g»leV pree. 3 sg. of galui.
adY. -Uoe (QD174H). gAUng f. delay, CP39^
lyrwelgeornes f. curiosiiy, Bl69''. gftbiM=galneB
tyrwn hm curiosity, yearning, M. 11. adj. gAlsa (9) m., gfils? (0E061I) f. pride,
curious, inquisitive. wantonness, luxury, M,W : (worUtty) care,
fyrwltnes f. curiosity, M. MtL13'' : a greedy person, [g&l]
f^rwylm m. wave of fire, B2672. gSlfllo 'luxuriosus,* NC291.
±fyian to send forth, impd, stimulate : drive gsslV pres. 3 sg. of galan.
away, put to fiighi, banish : (usa. reflex.) g8Bnuilan=gamenian; gAB-=gean-
hasten, prepare oneself , An,Cfen. Vfuse*] -gAnan ▼. tO-g. ; +gaBnge = +genge
ffitan (e) to drive away, LL, W. Vjeeze *] gAp = geap ; gasr^ =gear-, gr»-
tfsi (§) f. 'fiet, ' ^,OET ; CP. gArHigear
l^stgabfet n. blow with the fist, CP315. gAred wedge-shaped, BC3-261'. [gfir]
+f9Btllan to strike with the fist, &cV*. -gArode ▼. twi-, Cri-g.
lystslflBgan struck with the fist, WW 396*'. gam (gnes) n. * grass, ' f>lade {of grass), herb,
^rVer- = fitter-, f Sower- young com, hay, plant, An,Cp,OP ; M.
fyVara, fyVeras, fy9(e)ni, nap. of fitSere. gaenama ^gsBrsuma
^ = fiso gmrsbedd n. (jfrass-bed), grave, PPs 102^.
^e (OET) f. she-fox, vixen. gssnclS m. blade of gra ss, A O^^K
l^an (i) I. f . she-fox, vixen. II. ad}, of a fox. gssngrine grass-green, WW 199**. '
f^entaShA (i) f. she-fox* s skin. gSBri-hoppa m., -hoppe (eMf. * grasshopper,*
locust, MtR (grsBs-), Ps,VPs(<e).
gflsrattiqM = gerstapa
Q g «i r w wyn n. paaiurage-swine, LL445[2].
gssrttapa m. grasshopper, locust, M,kO»
gft imperat. and pres. 1 sg. ind. of gftn. gssrstdn m. grcLss-endosure, meadow, LL.
gab-(GL)=ffaf ['garston*]
gabole (u*) f. side-dish, EGl. [L. gabata] gssrstHndlo m. meadow-dike, Gt.
gid I.t n. lack, want, need, deeire. [CMh. gasrsum mn., gsersama f. jewel, cos&y gift,
gaidwl II. f. *goad,* point, arrow-head, treasure, riches, Chr, l*gersum*]
spear-head, CpJSol. gserswyrt f. *Aer6a/ grass, APs36'.
±faiia m. comrade, eom/panicn. Sit. [Oer. g$Bnyt9 1 pasturage in return for ploughing-
gatte] labour, l/X447,4,lo. [' grasseartk*]
gaderlan {M) =:gadrian gAsne (e, Sa) w. g. or on. deprived of, want-
±gad0rielp6 (») m. matrimony, OEG. ing, destitute, inirren, sterile, An,Cr : dead.
gMlerteng continuous, united. [^geason*]
gadsrtangnes (e) f . continuation. gsest (a, e, i, ie, y) m. (nap. gastas) stranger,
±gad«rung (») f. gathering together ; MtL{e),Bd : ^guest,* B,Gen{ie)',B,B{j) :
* gathering,* Led : union, BH : assembly, (t) enemy.
A,Jn. gAst I. m.i=^aBt. II. pres. 2 sg. of gan.
+gadsrwyriitaii np. <usembled workmen, gsestSBrn (e^, y\ e*) n. guest-chamber : inn.
iBL6186. gAstanto/r^Afen,/ii^l7. VgaH*]
gid-Iren (LL456,16), -uen n. goad. gsBsttaof n. guest-house, Cr821.
gador = geador ; ±gaMlorl(ge)an=gadzian gmthUs (ie) n. * guest-house, * guest-chamber,
±gadorwlst f . companionship, WW. inn, Mk. [fkr. gasthans]
QSStLLO 128 GAN
rt ho»pUahU I inkoBpiiabU^ dreary f gaf ulfwIllAii to gargh, Gl.
^7} . gfti L n. luai, luxury, vnnUmness,/oUy, levity,
IRRe (i^) hoipitaNe. IL adj. gay, light, wanton, Bo,BH : proud,
g«ftll8ii6f f. hoepiialUy : ehelter, home, wicked, igoh']
ANS 122-248. ±gmlaii* to eing, caU, cry, scream, B,Met :
fKftniAgeii (i^) n. band ofguesUf Gbv2494. sing charms, practice incantation, ['gale ']
gnttsele (e, y)f m. guest-haU. fald«r-=galdor-
gMV =ga0t galdor (ea) n magic song, incantcUion, spell,
gntsgeat; gftt nap. of gat. enchantment, M.
gAUiB =: jp^Satan galdororaBft m. oceuH art, incantation, magic.
gAten of or belonging to a goat. galdororsBttlga m. wizard, LL38r30].
g09 pres. 3 Bg. of gan. gmldorewlda m. incantation, RD49^
gaf sgeaf pret. 3 Bg. of giefan. galdorgalend using ench antm ents, WW.
gat el = gaf ol galdorgalare m. wizard, WW346^*.
gafellan to rent {land), Ct. ['gavel*] galdorlM^ n. incantation.
gafallle (WW403») = safolUo gakkirwuig m. incantation, W253^.
gaf «lro(n)d ( WW204**) =gafolrand g-aldorword n. magic word, Rim24.
gafeltto m. spear, javelin, OEO,WW; ML. galdre m. wizard, magician,
[^gavdock*] galdrigge f. enchantress, Gl.
gairetung f . scoffing, mocking, M. galdru nap. of galdor.
gafol (SB, ea^; e, a*) L n. gs. gaflea tribute, galend m. enchanter, VPs.
tax, diUy, AO,Ol,MtL(n) : interest, profit, galare m. wizard, snake-charmer, WW.
rent, €fl{m),Mt; M. [giefan] IL f. fork, gilfarhV wanton, licentious, Jud62.
0£T4d3 (▼. A36-60). gilfrfols m. revel, 'lupercalia, ' OEG.
gafoIlMDre m. barley paid as rent, TC 145*. gftltul wanton, lustful, luxurious, adv. -lice.
galolgarita {»\ e*) m. taxgatherer, MtR. galg- =gea]g-
gatolglelda (AO) (i*, y*) m. tributary, tenant, gtllan to be wanton, So87^.
debtor. OalllMae Qalilean.
gatolgyld n. *fiscus» * revenue? GPH 396. gmlla ( VPs ; DR) =: gealla
gafolgyldere m. tributary, M. gallao =gal]oc
gatolheord f. taxable swarm {of bees), LL Oalieas, GaUias mp. Oauls, Franks, French.
448[6]. ganed=gea]led
gafolhwltal m. tribute-blanket, a legal tender gUllo lu^^, BH,Bo; M. ['goleUch']
instead of coin for the rent of a hide of land, Gallie = GalleaB
LL 108[44,1]. Galllao Gaulish, French.
gatolland n. leased land, land let for rent or galloe (a*) m. comfrey, gall-apple.
services, LL126r2]. gilm6d wanton, ItcenOous, Ji7i>266.
gUomc fiscal, 0EG6"^. gilnes f. frivolity, wantonness, lust, 8c ;M.
gaf olmAd f . meadow which was mown as part [* goleness *]
of the rent, TC 146*. gUMlpe m. excess, luxury, lasciviousnesst
gi&olnmnung (ea^, o*) f. place of tribute or wantonness, JB : pride. [*goleship*]
custom, MkR2^1 gUsere m. licentious person, W72*.
gafolpenig m. tribute-penny, LL446. pdamArt frivolous, facetious, jocose, RB30*.
gafolrftdan f. tribute, rent, LL. [▼. ^smere*}
gafolrand m. compasses, [gafol II. +rindT galung f. incantation, OEG4940. [galan]
A 36*69] Oalwalas mp. Oauls, Frenchmen : France,
gafolswAn m. swine-herd who paid rent in gambe (o)t f. tribute,
kind for permission to depasture his stock, gamel^gamol; gaineUe=gamenlio
LL448[6]. gaman (o) n. sport, joy, mirth, pastime,
gafollIiilDg f. fencing-wood given as part of *game,* amusement, B,BO; M,CP.
the rent, TC 146*. gamenlan to pun, play, joke, ^,Sc. ['game * ]
gafolwydu m. firewood supplied as part of the gamentto belonging to games, theatrical, OEG.
rent, TC 146*. adv. -lioe aH^^, JB. ['gamety']
gafolyiK f . land subject to tribute, rented land, gamenung f . jesting, pastime.
LL447. gamenwiQu (o^) f. merry journey, B854.
±gafkprAo f. foolish speech, scurrility, ML. gamenwudu (o^)t m. mirthful wood, harp,
glial = gafol gamnlan = gamenian
gagfttw, gagatBtan (WW 148*) m. agate, jet, gamolf old, aged, hoary, ancient, [ge-, m£l]
BH. [gagate'] gtaaoltBtaf grey-haired.
gagel m? *gale,'bog-m/yrtle. Led; Mdf. gamolferhV old, aged, Gm 2867.
gageleroppan mpl. tufts of ffale, Lood 33a. gftn pret. 3 Bg. of ginan.
gagelle, gagoUe i. == gagel ±gin pret. 3 Bg. 6ode, any. to 'go* C^-go*),
8Sgol = {I) eh\; (2) gagel move, proceed, advance, traverse, walk, JB^
gagolMBrnei (gi^l-) f. wantonness, CP. BH,0; CP : happen, turn out, take place.
QANBRA 120 GEAGLSWILE
Lk I {+) ffain, eonqner, occupy, overrun, Oen^EzyMt; GP : ffood or bad ftpmt, angel,
AG : (+) observe, praclice, exercise, effect. demon,M;BH,Mt:HciyOhost,A,Jn,VPs:
gandim m. gander, MChr; Ct. man, human beirkg, Qu. [^ghosl*\
ganet = ganot gistan to meditate f AS 3^.
gang L (e, eo, o, a) m. going,Joumey, pro- gittberend (»)t m. living soul, man,
gress, track, footprint, BJLcdJiB ; M : fioiw, gistbona m. soiAeiayeT, the DevU, B 177.
stream, way, passage, course, path, bed, AO, gistbiHeende pr<ictising in the spirit, M,
Bl : drain, privy, Jp : (in pL ) pUUform, stage, gistoofa m. breast, Lbas 13.
GPH394. ['gang,' 'gong'] II. imperat. gisteund (») spiritwd, Gtr743.
and pret. sg. of gangan. giatowalu (e) f . tomyenUy pains oj heU, Git651 .
+gang n. aecurrence, WW 394*. gistoyalng m. soiul's king, Ood, Gkn2883.
gangan' (B,Bl) pret. geng (eo, a) =gan gisiedom {&) spirituality, MFH 112.
gangdSBg m. one of the three processional gistgadUf n. death.
days before Ascension day, Bogation day, gistgafaygdf n. thought
Chr. I'gangdays*] gittgemynd (ft) n. thought, Gir574.
gangehare ^ganghere gistgenRHa (fi) m. devil, Jul246.
gangelw»tre=gangewnfre gtatgerynef n. spiritual mystery : thought,
gUigeirniL privy, WW IW*. [asm] consideration.
gangowlfre {eo\ o*; »*;»*) f. (a weaver as gUilt[tminn{A)tiL soul-torment, pains of hett.
he goes), spider. gfta^lfu f. special gift of the Hciy Spirit (e.g.
ganggeteM n. portable tent, WW 187*. gift of tongnee), WW200*.
ganghtre m. army of foot-soldiers, AO 154**. gistlUUlgt Ao^ in spirit, holy.
gang-pytt m., -setl n., -atdl m., -tiin m. (M) gisUtaa lifeless, dead. El [*ghostless*]
privy. gistlte spiritual, hcly, A,JS;CP : clerical
gangweg m. thoroughfare, WW. ['gang- {not lay), BH;CPJE : ghastly, spectral,
way'] Nic. adv. -Uoe spiritually, M. [' ghostly *]
gangwuee f . Bogation week, the week of holy gisttufu (£)t f. spiritual love.
Thursday, Hi k. ['gangv)eek'] gisUunut m. spiritual son. Godea g.
fflOs^Mn to yawn, gape, open, Ps;Qij. Vgane^] Christ.
ganot m. 'gannet,* sea-bird, water -fowl, B, gat=:geat
Chr. ganotes baG the sea. gftt f . as. fffite, gate» nap. gfit, gSt she-* goat, '
ganra=gandra Cr,Ep,Lcd,Ba.
ginung 1. yawning, WW 162**. gitahlarde = gathyrde
-gaplan v. oler-g. gfttahfla n. goal-house, WW 185*.
tfbf L m. 'spear,* dart, javelin, B,PPs. gfttbuoea m. he-ooai, WW. [* goai-huek']
['gore'] II. tanpestt GsirSld. III.-»gara gfttehAr n. goaX^s hair, M.
(Mdf ). gitatrfow n. cornel tree? Lod 32b.
gira m. comer, point of land, cape, proman- githyrde (io) m. 'goat-herd,* LL.
tory, AO. [gar; *Oore*] gatu ▼. geat.
girbtam m. spea/r-JiaJi, tBx246. gtV pres. pi. of gan.
girbarandf m. warrior. ge oonj. and, cdso. ge...ge both... and, not
giroine bold in fight, B 1958. only. . .but also ; whe&er. . .or. eg(hw8B)tf er
girellfe f . agrimony; hoD. ge. . .ge both. . .and ; either ...or.
girowealm m. death by the spear, B204d. ge- prefix (indicated by the sign + in this
gare = gearo Diot. ), original meaning together ; but it has
girftout f . warlike expedition. nsaally loet all colleotiTe or intensitive
girgetmm armed company, Cb673. foroe.
girgewfnnt n. fight inth spears, battle. gi I. (le) pron. 2 peri. pL, dp. Sow, ap.
girhSapm. franiio/toamoftf. Ex 321. ^w{io) 'ye,* you. II.=gfo
girliott n. shafted spear, B 1835> g§a adv. * yea, * yes, BH.
girltao n. ' garlic, * Led ; J&. geabul =galol
girmlttlng f. battle, tOHB937. gtao m. cuckoo. [▼. 'gowk,* 'yeke*]
gimlS m. conflict, war, GnE 128. giaoasrtiro f. wood-sorrel, Gl.
girrSa m. bakle. Ma 32. gaador unitedly, together.
gineeg m. ocean, sea, AO. geadiiling = gadelfiig
girtorn m. fighting rage, Sol 145. geaf pret. 3 eg. of giefan.
gir-tfraen f. da. -t$r»ce baJtOe, El1186. geaf-=gifs geafl=(l) gafol; (2) oeafl
giiMrtt bold, daring, geafol^af ol
garuwe =gearwe gtaton pret. pi. of giefan.
gir^wlgaff -wigend{ m. spearman, warrior, geafu =giefa
girwudu m. spear-shaft, lance. Ex 325. gtegl !• mn. jaws, throat, gullet, Lod. II.—
giarb m. savage person? Rmrx Caskbt. gal
gmtP'^gaset gflagilse {§b, §) light, wanton, BH400».
glsl (ft) m. breath, Ps,VPs : soul, spirit, life, gtaglawlle m. swelling of the jaws. Lob.
O. H^
OEAQN lao OBAKWE
gMgn-sgesn-; glfthlsgtegl ±ffMJrelui to prtpvrt, procwrt^ 9wp^^
%%tM-^M JEL. [gearo]
geal pret. 3 ig. of gieilan. gMreang f. preporo/um.
gtAlidl f. ^-i{Me(Me,ya«iMl»ee, LcDiOb. ±gMureuiigilaBg m. preparation'^y, day
gtaUgft (gte 1& g«a, AS) yta, amem, RHy. b€fart the Sabbath, Q.
gMdd prei. 3 ag. ol gieldan. gtaraynlng m. consul, WW375*.
gMdd- = gald* gMTd I. m. * yard, * enehaure, oomri, residence^
gMdgft (a) m. *gaUowg,* oroM, jB»J«i,ff Tf ; dwelling, land, Mdf. in geardam ai home,
gtalglan^geealgian gtardagatf mp. UfeHme : days of yore^
g6dim6dt sad, gloomy, angry. former days.
gMlgtriow (a) n. ^gaUowS'tree,* gaUowe, gtardagumf ady. formerly, in days of old,
eroae, BJ)B. onee.
gealh^i^gealg ; gtallifwile sgteglBwile gaare =gearwe L and EL
gaalla (a, e) m. I. *gatt,* bile, Mt,VPe,WW i gMra-*=gear-, gearo-; gtar«:=gSara
M,CP, II. a galled phce on the skin. Led, gtarteo n. space of a year, W72^
[*yatt'] (I. and 11. possibly the same gearfoV>4earfo6
word.) g%t^mn9MC n, space of a year, Qv 1216,
gaallidl f. 'melancholia,^ ▼. OEG?***. giargsmynd n. yearly commemoration, NC
geaUed ' galled * {of horses). Led. 292.
geaUlg 'acris, trisiis, ' H6l456. giargerUit n. yearly due, W 1 13*.
gealp prei. 3 sg. of gielpan. giaigeilln (A) n. number of years, y. ES
geaipettan (a) to boast, NC291. 30*342.
gaalpettung (sb) f. boastfulness, NC291. giargetai (»^) n. number of years Lod2*284.
giamrttng ( VPs) = gSommng gtarhwamlloe yearly, EC220*.
gtamung = gSmung giarliae = garldac
gtan, gtena = g6n, gdna giarUe yearly, of the year, annual, M. ady.
gten-, see also segn- -Hoe, CP.
geanbde f f . duj^ieate charter, counterpart, gaarlfee = gearolibe
gtanoyme ($) m. meeting, EPs63*,ABSHy : gfannAIiim year by year, MxT 1*.
coming back, return : *adinventio, * RHy 1^ giarmareet n. annual fair, TC372^.
gtoneyrr m. ( -cymes T f. RPslS^) meeting, gearn (e) n. *yam,' spun unol, Gl.
8Ps 18* : return. [* gainchare '] gearnf ul (NG) = geomf ol
giantser n. going again, return. gearnung =geomang
gteogang (fi) r€/tini/ LL8[841. gearnwlnda f. yam-winder, reel, Gl,LL
gtongewrlt (S) *rescriptio, * OEG862. 466[16].
gfenhweortan* to return, HGl. gaaro (geara) L (wk gearwa) gsmn. -(o)wes ;
gfonhworf ennes f . return, HGl470. asm. gearone ; napn. geam prepared, ready ^
gfenliwurf m. retem, OEG669. equipped, finished, OsB^Vf, [*yore*] II.—
gtonhwyrtt (fi) m. turning again, LPs 125^. gearwe adv.
giannes f. meeting, HGl613. gtaro =g6ara
gfenotf? complaint, OEG xiv. [Chlh. gaarolirygd f. gukk movement, deft playing
gaundVos] (of an instrument), Cba 50.
gtonryne m. meeting, ERLPs58*. gearofolm wUh ready hand, B2085.
gtonttngian to reply, Gek 1009. gearonce readily, fully, clearly.
gaanwyrde known, acknowledged, confessed, gearor oomp. of gearo adj. and oearwe adv.
gtap I. {&, e) open, wide, extensive, broad, gearo-snotor, -snottorf very ski^U
spacious, lofty, steep, deep : bent, crooked : gaaroVonool ready-Ufitted, «fuD342.
deceitful, cunning. II. pret. 3 sg. of gSopan. gearowes gsmn. of gearo.
gCi^ies (gs. of sSap) adv. wide. gearowlta m. intelleet, understanding. Bo.
gfeplic £ceitfia, cunning, M. adv. -lice, JR. gearowttolnes (a*) f . sagacity, W53^*.
gtepneb adj. {epithet of corslet) meshed, gearowyrdlg ready o/ «peecA.
Wald 2^* ( ? = *gSapweb wide-meshed). gtarrim n. number of years, AO.
-giapnes v. wer-g. gtartorht perennially bright, Gsn1561.
gftapsolpe m. cleverness, cunning, craft, gtarVtaung i aimiiaZ Mrv»ce, LL382[38].
deceit, trickery, artifice, M. gearu^gearo; gearw-=ffearaw-
gii4>web T. geapneb. gearugangende going sunfUy, Rd41^*.
gear pret. 3 sg. of georran. geariiw-=gearw-
gAar (S, ft) nm. *^year, ' iB,AO,CP. id gSare gearwan = gierwan
in this year : yearly tribute : name of the rune gearwanlM =georman]&if
/org. gearwe I. adv. oomp. gear(w)or; sup.
geara =ffearwe; geara- =gfMro- gear(w)06t weU, effeetuaXUi, sufficiently,
glara of 'yore,* formerly, in former times, thorouahly, entirely, M,A0,CP. [Oer. gar]
once, lon^ Mnes, AO,CP. (gp. ofgSar) Il.f i. (nsa. pi.) clothing, eguipment.
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181
GEOLD
omametUf trappings^ ham€99, armow.
III. (a, »)f. *yarrow,* LoDUTa.
dbffearwlan (», e, i, ie» j) to tquip, prepam,
make ready, M,CP : conetrud, erect, make i
procure, eupply : chihe, adorn,
±f awwuiig £ prtparaiion : ixmMceve.
gMTWungtog (60^) m. parasceve, JnB.
+Cawwaiigii« f. preparaiion.
fwrwutol dMMtere, LkL19*>^.
(•MOMft ▼. gtetoeait.
giMBf (J«Z)=gAnie
f mU n. (», e) DAD. gsta (gefttii VPs) 'yale/
dcwr, opening, A,BH,m,Q; AO,GP; Mdl.
gtet pret. 3 ag. of gSotan.
fffatan {A, S, So) lo eay *yea, ' eoiMen^, yroiU,
eonflrm, [oSa]
gMktoUet aaonie(2» epiendid, magnifictdU^
gMUtorrt m. gate-tower.
gaatwft = geatwe
geatwMH to e^ip, Rd29'.
gdfttwa fp. arfvM, equipmente, trappinge,
omamente: organe, membere,
gMtweard m. gate'iseeper, door-keeper,
porter, Jn. Vgateward*]
gta^t ^ fooUAneee, mockery, [gSao]
gobeUlo (0£T,Cp881) =gafoUio
gto (OET)==^oo; geoel, geoile (GL)=gio6l
g0d =g0d, gidd ; geddXgidd
f6dertan = (l)gaderiAa; (2)deriaa
gM=gfo
gef»(l)gealpret.8Bg.ofgiefan; (2)(N)gil
get- = gief . ; gIglOM = gtegliflo.
gegii=gfo; gegn- see abo gfon-.
gegnowlde m. rtpHy, anewer, retort : (in pL)
oonvereation,
+gflgiilan to meet, DR.
gagnlnga = gegnon^a
gagnpfl^ m. opposing path, Rd 16*.
gtgnslege m. latUe, An 1358.
gagnumt adv. avjay, forwarda, straight on,
thither.
gegnunga adv. immediately, dirtetiy : eer-
totnjy, plainly, precieely : completely, fiiUy.
gegotr=geogu9; geher (NG)=ter
g^holsgeohol, gdol
gafafVuf (eo» i) f. care, anxiety, grief.
g«ld ^ gield ; gold- = gild-, gyld-
gtlde eterile, WW226»; 3M'*.
gaU-zsgeall-, giell-
gellet n? bowl, Lod 122a.
gatansgilm; gelosgeola
g0lostr=g6ol0ter; gelp^gielp
g«sa==gAl8a; gett(KGL)=gylt
gima-sgfeme-; gSmerlan=gdoiniia]i
gammesamm; gAiiiiiM(VP8)=giemenet
gemst&n (£S 7* 134 ) s gimmstan
gtrnung (6a, i, y) I. marriage, MtR,DR.
gimttngUn to marry, DR109^^
gfmuagUe nuptial, MtR,DR.
gSn !• (ie) (A, rare in prose) adv. yet, now,
etiU, again : further, besides, also, moreover :
hitherto. II. adj. direct.
giii-=g6an-, gSgn-;. glmsgto L
gendMgeond
gende sgengde pret. 3 ig. of gengan.
g#nde=sg<Uende t. gdian.
gang I.=sgeoiig. ILsgang. IIL pret.
3 ag. of gansan.
+g6iiga m. falow4raveUer, companion, W.
gangmn, pret. gen^e to go. Fgong]
i:geiig6 I. prevaihng, effectwui^ appropriate,
BH,Qu. l^genge'] II. n. troop, Chr;
PBO.W : privy. Vging*]
-gangal v. mter-, f or(e)-g.
ganlgandsgimend pres. pto. of ginian.
gtao, gfoa=g6n
gio (In) adv. once^ormerly, of old, before,
already, earlier, CP (^). [Ooih. jn]
gooo n. *yoke,* ^,AO,CP : yoke of oxen :
a measure of land, GET (Ct) : consort, NG.
gCoe (teo) 1 help, support, rescue : safety :
consolation,
gaooboga m. yoke-itow, yoke.
glooandt m. preserver, Saviour.
gaoelan (ino-) to yoke, join together,
gloataui (w. g. or d.) to preserve, rescue,
save.
gaooled n. geooleta (ioo-) m. a measure of
land, GET (Ct), v. i2L2-627.
gtooort harsh, terrible : bitter, sad. ady.
gdoore.
gaooM m. scb, Mst2*.
geoostao4ia pairt of a yoke (8wt), bdU of a door,
bar (BT), Gl. [atiooa]
gaoeaung f. sobbing, Wwl79«.
geootlma (ioo-) m. animal yoked with an-
other, WW 106*.
geocfVa=gio)5a
gtodAd (m-) f . deed of old, former deed.
gaof=gii; gaol-=gief-,gif-
gaofan^sgeolon
geofana gp. of geofusgiefn
geofon (i, y)t n. ocean, sea.
geofonlldd m. ocean flood, A£l26.
gaofonlitia n. ship, Gsirl321.
geoga«=geogtitJ
gto-giara, -geare adv. of old.
gtoglare, gSpgelero m. juggler, magician,
W98*;HGl. [(?er. gankler]
googoK (iB,AO)M;eoffatS
gaoguV f. *youth,^ M : youna people, CP :
junior warriors (as opposed to dnguV) :
young of cattle.
geogiroonM n. young offspring, Rd 16^.
gaoguVfeorht n. time of youth.
g60gut$-lild m., -hadnea f. state of youth,
gaoguffUo youthful.
gaogu9luat m. youthful lust, Bl60*.
gaoguVmyitS f. joy of youth, Rd39*.
geogttVtMVung i. tithe of calves.
gaoliol, geohhol = gSol ; geoh(h)al- = g5ol-
goohsa = goooaa
gaoht (iuEt) n. yoke, y, 0EG7^.
geobSusgehtSn
gholjL,gMAm,'Tule''tide, Christmas, fir-
ra gSoia December, wf tera sSola January
geoio»=geolooa; gaolds gield
GBOLD^SG
GBORNAN
fioldsBg (geoh(h)el-) m. TuU'dafp da^ at
YuleHde.
gtoltan (ia-) n. reward for ptui dud, Wald
g60l6ea=geolooa; geol«riad=geolnr6ad
geoltattor = geoJster
ftobndiiaiS (iul-) m. Ikeember.
geolo=geola
geolooa, geol(e)oa m. ^ffM^* M. [geolal
gaoloraiidt nu (melder covered tmS ffeUow
linden-bark.
geol-fiw, -stor mn. maUer, pue^ poieon^
poi9onou8 humour, diaeaeet OEG.
gtoMrlg eeereting poison, parulent, OEG.
gMlu gmn. geolwee *ffdlow.'
geoltthwlt pale yellow,
geolurted reddish yellow, WWZ7S^.
±g90l9rtan to become yeUow,
gtemann (ia)t m. man of poet limee.
giomiowle (io)t f. aged wifef B.
giomer- =g6omor-, geomr-
%hommtToMed,ead,mi9eraiU, adv. -more.
gtanorMd very old, GKir2224.
gtomorglddt n. dirge, degy.
giomorlie sad, painfvl, AG. adv. -lioe.
gfiomomiM eorrowfyJL, ^.
gtanoniM 1 tribuLxUon, LP8ll8^«>.
gfomorung -gtemroDg
gtamrlan to be aad, eon^piam, lameni, bewail,
mowm, M,AO,CP.
gtanruDg f. lamentation, groaning,moaning,
grief, M.
gtanur =gSomor
geon adv. *yon,* GP.
geoii-=geoad-; gtena (NG) ^gena, gSn
geonaV pres. 3 Bg. of geoniao.
geond (e, i, y) I. prep. (w. a. and, rarely, d.)
ihroughottt, through, over, geond... innaii
throughout : up to, as far a$, during. II. adv.
yonder, thOher.
gaondan prep. (w. a.) beyond.
geondblgwan' (i^) to inspire, iUuminaU.
geondbrSdan to spread over, cover entirely,
B1230.
geonddrenoan (i^) to drink excessively, get
drunk, KGl68<*.
geondeardlan to inhabit, BPs32*.
geondfaran' to traverse, pervade, M.
goondftolan* (only in pp. geondfolen) to fill
completely. Gen 43.
geondf iran to traverse : surpass, ML2Zh^.
geondfldwan' to flow over or through, Hxll
105.
geondfolen v. geondfdolan.
geond-gin any., -gangan' to traverse, go
round.
geondgiotan* to pour, pour upon, suffuse, M,
geondhweorfan't to traverse, pass over, pass
through.
geondhyrdan to harden thoroughly,
geondiican' to traverse, flow over.
geondleoean to water, LPs 103^*.
geond-lecenng (gynd-) t moistening, water-
ing, Bo2V.
gtond-Hhtan (GP), -Ij^htan to illuminate,
enlighten, OP.
gaondllhteiid m. illuminator, DHyl28*.
geondmengan to confuse, bewilder, Sol69.
geondsftwan' to strew, scatter.
geoadaoiawlan to survey, consider, reflect
upon, review.
geondsclnan^ to shine upon, illuminate.
geondseifSan* to pass through, traverse,
stride to and fro, MFH 163 ; W250*.
geondacrttftng f. course, passage, OEG 263.
geond-aftean pret 3 eg. -edhte to search
thoroughly : pervade.
geondsendanf to overspread.
geowbfon* to examine, B3087.
geondamiagan to investigate, examine.
geondspAtan to squirt through, Lci>78a.
geondaiurengan to besprinkU.
geondsprlngan* to penetrate, OEG 2840.
geondfprQtan* to pervade, Cb42.
geond<4piiriiaii, -epymian to cause to stumble
NG.
geond-«tr^gdan, -atr&lan to scatter, suffuse,
besprinkle, M.
geonda(;yrlan to stir «p, agitate, Mrr6".
geondffencanf to reflect upon, consider.
geondwadan* (P) to know thoroughly, be
versed in, GPiM*.
geondwOtan^ to look over, contemplate,
examine, scan.
geondyrnan* to run over, JEQjai271*.
geong L (e, i, n) oomp. gingra; supwL
gingeet 'young,' youthful, MJlO,CP : re-
cent, new, fresh : (enperl.) fa«C, B. II. (NG)
=gang. IIL=geng pret. 3 eg. of gangan.
geongan=gaiigan
geongerdom =geongorddm
geongewlfre =gangewi£re
geonglAean (gyng-, inng-) to pass one's
yoiOi, HGl608;O£G4361.
geongtto young, youthful, M.
geongileaes i. youth.
geongling (in-) m. youJIh, ^Gb3^
geongordomf, geongoraoipet m. diedpU-
ship, aUegiance. [08. jungarddm; jon-
garskepi]
geongra (i) m. youth : disciple, - follower,
dependant, servant, vassal, AO : assistant,
deputy. [Oer. j&iger]
geongre (i) f. female attendant, assistant,
deputy, JnDl32.
geonlan=dnian
geonUc (M!F103*)=:geongUc7
geonof er adv. thither.
geonadf m. departure hence, death, MFH 163.
geonung s=ginang
gtepan' to absorb, swaUow, Bn 24*.
geormanltaf n. mallow.
geormenletle mallow, WWISS^.
georn I. (uen. w. g.) desirous, eager, earnest,
diligent, studious, AO,GP. [Cfer. gem]
II.=geam pret. 3 ag. of +ieman.
geornan = gieman
QEORNE
188
GIEIOBLEAST
georne adv. eagerly^ zeakmsly, eamuO/jf,
gladlv^ M,AO,CP i tueS, carefuOf, earn-
pUtdy, exactly, M. [Oer. gem]
geornet = geonm eB
gaornaste (WW409^)=eonio8te
georn-ful, -faUio denraus, eager, zedlaue^
dOigetU, AO,GP. ady. -Hoe, M.
geornfiiliies f. eagerness, zeal, dUigenee,
iB,AO,CP : desire,
gaomiMi =siemAn
gaornllc aaj. desirable^ AO. adv. -Hoe
zealously, eamesUy, diUgenUy, carefully,
M,CP.
geomnai f. zeal, industry : evil desire, lust,
wickedness, NG.
geornung f. yearning, desire : dUigenee.
geomuat- = ecmiost-
georowyrde (BH)=:gearowyrd2g
geoRan=g3mran; gM»Bt=gOT8t
geontaiidng snentandaff
geontu inter]. 0/ VPs. Hileran]
gtoMeaft !. destiny, fate, B 1234.
g«OM«aftgift m. doomed spirit, 31206.
geoatra, geoetran (ie, ei, y) *yester*{-day,
-night). [Oer. geetem]
gtot=giet; -gtota V. lead-g.
gfotan I. (8v*) to pour, pour forth, shed, AO,
CP : flow, flood, overwhelm : (±) found, casL
[Oer, giesaen] IL=g6atan
gfotend m. artery, WW352*>.
gtotenlle molten, fluid, GPH 394.
gfotora m. founder {of metal), A054.
-gfottng y. in-, on-g.
gtetton pret. pi. of gSotan II.
geo9tt=ffeohtfa=geh9ii; giow=gfw
giowar (GPH 395}= Sower
gtewlan = +eowan = +iewan
gfowlna (in) m. departed friend, Sbat92.
gaoza=geoc8a; gli»^geap
gar- = gear-, gearw-.gier-; gtofsi^gSar
gard=gierd; gard-=gyTd-
garaw-, gerw- =gearw-
garnwlnda =geamwinde
gtaetpa m. jestf Bncll.
gte y. gds; gaaoa, geeoea=geoo8a
gisa (i, y) ady. 'yes, * [g 6a, sw a]
gaaan erUrails, iniesUnes, WW 231**.
gMna, gSene=gfi8ne
gaat,gS8t= meat, gist; gaBt-=gfiat-, gieat-
gtetanda(OEG2499)=yBtende; gat=geat
git I.=ff£t nap. of gai. IL=gSat pret.
3 8g. of gSotan. III. (VPs), g«ta=giet,
gieta
g«ten L to destroy, hill, B2940 (or? gr«tan).
II.=:gfiatan
gitanwyrda consenting, agreeing, [gSatan]
gl- (NG, etc.)=ge-; gib=gif
glocan to *t(e)k,* Led.
gkoee 'itch,' LnBZ* iy).
glaolg purulent, HGl453.
glaal, gicela (y) m. icide, ice, DD,WW.
Vickie*]
gioalgabland n. frost, RHyT^.
glaatig gladtd, icy, OEG.
glcalatiB m. hailstone.
glcanaa (y) f. itching, Oeh, Gl.
gMa (ie, io, y) m. scab, Ueh, itching, M,CP :
hiccough, Ijod,
gld-=:gyd-; gld-=git-
gtdd (e, ie, y ) n. song, poem : saying, proverb,
riddle : speech, story, tale, narrative.
±glddlaii (ie) to speak formally, discuss :
speak with aBiteration, recite, sing, AO.
gtddung f . utterance, saying, prophecy, song,
poetry, poetical recitation, metre, M^.
gla=g6; gla0lSa(CP)=:gio«at gladd$a4gidd
glaf (rare EWS)=:ffif ; giat-=g^-
glala (eo, i, y) m. donor, CP.
gtatan* (e, eo, io; ea, ia(A), i, y) w. d. and a.
to 'give,* bestow, BJ3ol;AO,CP : commit,
entrust, Da : give in marriage, Chr,
glaf and (e) m. giver, DR.
glaf arnaa (CP) = gif emea
giafl (i, y) n. morsel, food.
glaf naa (e) f. pardon, DR.
giafu (e, eo, i, y) f. gift, B,Bo,Mt;AO,CP,
td fneie, gief es gratis, freely : favour, grace,
Bljjk : name of the rune for g. ['give*]
glald ifeo, i) n. service, offering, worship,
sacri^ce : money-payment, tax, tribute,
compensation, suMitute : guUd, brother*
hood ' idol ood
±glaldan* (e, i/ y) to 'yield,* pay, AO,
CP : pay for : reward, requite, render, AO,
CP : worship, serve, sacrifice to : punish,
-^aldara (y) y. galol-g.
glaldm=ielara oomp. of eald.
-gialla (e, i) y. atan-g.
glallan* (e, i, y) to 'yell,* sound, shout.
gialp (e, i, y ) mn. boasting, pride, arrogance :
fame, glory, AO.
gla^an* (i, y) to 6aM«, eawtt, CP. ['yeip']
gfaipcwldaf m. boastful speech,
glalpan (i) boastful, CP.
glalpgaorn (i, y) eager for glory, BH92*.
glalpgaomas (i) f. desire for glory, W.
gtalphlsBdan (i) boastful, B^eS,
glaUiIng (y) f. glory, Sol44^^
glalpUe (i) vaingloriotts,boastful : ostentatious,
showy, ady. -lioe.
glalpna (i) m. boaster, CP.
glalpplaga (y) m. war. Ex 240.
glalpaaaaVat (^> ^*) ^' arrogant, boastfui
enemy.
glalpaprAe f. boastful speech, B981.
gia^word (y) n. boast, AO.
gialt=:gylt; glams=gimm
gienian (e, I, y) (w. g. or a.) to care for, heal,
CP : take notice of, take heed to, regard,
observe, AO,CP.
glama f . care.
^amaltas (S, y ) careless, neglected, stray, CP:
incurable, MtL p20u.
glamalSaslan to neglect, despise.
glamaliaslle careless, CP. ady. Uce.
glamaltaanaa (S, y) f. negligence, BH242>*.
glama-ltait, -Heat f. carelessness, neglect,
CP.
Mi:4;,i:^«
134 GDIAN
gltmen (%, 1, f) f. care, oveniglU, hud, gUn umfid, ^,^27^ ; W.
dUigenee, m/e, AO.GP. gOn grudf, rapacious, raventmt, CP :
gl«iii«nd (f) m. goven%cr. So 117^. desirous of.
ileiii(e)nM (e) f. ears, anxiety, DR,NG. gUtoMtt m. present, B378.
gl«mliig f. eare, anxitiy, CP 129**. gifitdlt m. mft-seat, throne.
glen, glen»=g&i, gSna; glendsgeond gift (y) ni. what is given, price, *gift,*
flendan ▼. gynde; gfeng^geong portion, marriage gift (by the bridegroom),
glerd (ea, i, j) t *pard,* rod, staff, twig, CP : dcwnf : (pL) nuptials, wedding, marriage,
rood {measure), [Oer. gerte] M. [giefan]
flerede prefc. 3 fg. of sierwan. gUtbttr m. bride-ehamber, EPslS*.
±gl«rela (e, i, y) m. dress, apparel, AO.CP. gItUllesgiftUc
[gearwiao] glfaeorm f. marriage-Jeast, NC207.
±gl«r(e)llaii (e) to dothe, gltOitlf (y) n. house at which a wedding is
+glarallo (e) adj. of doihes, WW 603". being celebrated, Mt22M.
giarlaii = gearwian gltttan (y ) to gite in marriage {of the woman),
+gltriiig f. 'directio, ' RPs 138*. G.
i:gi«riuui (eo, y) (w. g.) to 'yearn' for, strive, gtftttoV n. epithalamium, WW165**.
be eager, desire, entreat, seek for, beg, glftUe nuptuU, belonging to a wedding, M,
demand, AO,CP, [geomi gltn (iE)=ffiefu; glful^gifol
-f gterneiidllo (y ) desirable, EPs 18". glTung (y ) ?. consent, BH 86**.
glariiM =geome8 gig ((^ 142o) sgiw
framing (CP) =sgeomang ; glamn -gyrran tip^t m. giant [L. gigantem]
glentandflBg (eo, y) m. yurtertiay. [gieetran] g^antmsBCgm. «mo/ay»anl, Gbh1268.
glarstentto adj. of yesterday, DHy47(eo). glgutt^eogaV; glliM=geoo0a
±gl«rwaii (ea, y) to prepare : cook : deck, glhVa=giooa; glh9o=geh6a
dress, clothe, AO,CP. gUd=gield; glld-=rgyld.
glMt («, 9, i, y) m. * guest,* OenJiB{j) : ±gad {j)m* guild,* society, CU
stranger, MtL{e)JBd{m) : (f) enemy, ±glQ6m m, mM%ber of a brotherhood of relaied
gieattiQi {SB, y) n. * guest house,* Mk, persons, v. LL2-378; 446.
glMtian (y) to lodge, be a guest. gUdan s (1) gieldan ; (2) gyldan
glastig (e) adj. being a stranger, MiL26*'. gUddagat mp. guild-days, festival-days.
glesttng (e) f. exile, Gl. glide ▼. twi-g.
gtattnliig (e) f. hospitalUy, lodging, NC296. +gUdbaaU (y) f. guild-haU, KC4-277».
glestran adv. yesterday. gUdlio adj. of a guild.
gl6stnuiAf«B ZD. yesterday evening, adv. giNMMan (y) f. guild-membership, Ct.
-fifene. dbgUdselpe m. guild, brotherhood, OtJLL,
glet I. (6, I, y) adv. 'yet,* stiU, besides, VguUdship*]
further, afain, moreover. tSh g. yet, stiU, gUdieatar (y) m. measure of bulk belonging to
na g. unhl now. II. pret. 3 sg. <» gSotan. a corporate body, TC606; 611.
gleta s gfet I. ; -gietan v. beg. glDaa = gieUan
glettere, gletdan=giteere,j^t8]an gUUiter n. giUktre, f. p!klegm, pus, matter ,
gH (e, ie, y) conj. (w. inf or rabj.) '•/,* Lod. [«geolBterl
B,0, efe. ; CP : whether, though, B. gUm, gilma (e) m. handful : sheaf,
gito, gifan ^giefa, giefan gUp^gielp ; gllt^ gylt
gifeet (Gl) sgefeoht ; gifel ^giefl gUte f. young mn0» WW 119'*.
glfen I. pp. of giefan. Il.=^Qfon glms=gimm; glni-=glem-
gtter m. glutton. Soul 118. gimbAre gem-bearing, OEG.
gttere =gffre glmeynn n. precious stone, gem,
gnerBoe greedily. gimftoat (B 1272) =ginf«ftt
gUemes f. gnediness, ghUtony, avariu, glmm (y) m. (occl. nap. gimme) preeioiue
M,CP. stone,* gem,* jewel, JB,Bl,VPs;CB: {'t)sun,
gIffliiBe L granted by fate, given, II. n. fate, star. [L, gemma]
2o<, B3086. glnaalkuik to adorn with gems.
giftatt endowed, talented : (w. g.) capable of. glmm^ee jeweXled, Nar6'*.
gffheail f. haU in which gifts were bestowed, gimreoed n. bejewelled haU, palace, MvrS**.
B 838. gimrodor m. draeonite {precious stone), OEG.
glflan (ea, eo) to present, endow : glorify, DB gtanitftn m. stone capable of being made into
IS^* I (+) wait for, expetlt DB20*. a gem. Jewel, JS; AG. [^gemstone*]
glflgricA, A 11-171. gljnuiig=g6miuig
gifl = giefl gtmwyrhta m. Jeweller, M (y ).
gif neef f. grace, favour. gin I. n. yawning deep. Ex 430. II. adj. =
glfol liberal, generous, bountiful, CP. ginn
glfola m. giver, AS 2^*. gbi, g!ha=gSn, gSna
gifolnot (io) f. UberaUiy, gliian^ to yawn.
6IND 135 GLEOF
glnd^eond agruable,Ps, Vidy. -Jloe* gladly,* joyfully ,
glnfaBstf ample, liberal, [ginn] kindly^ willingly, BH,
Slng» gingetit v. geong. gtodmod glad-kearied, cheerful, joyous :
glngl-ber, -fer(e) f. * ginger,* Led. kind, gracious.
glngn I. (M) V. geong. II. =geongra glAdmMnes f . kindness, bounty, CP391'.
glngre sgeongre ftodnet f . * gladness, * joy, BE; ^,DR( + ).
glnian (eo, y) to ^yawn,* gape, make a noise, gtodsclpe m. gladness, joy.
AO. [g&um] gUMstede=fflSd8tede
ginnlf spacious, toide, ample. glAmf m. gleam,* brUUance, brightness,
glBiian=oiiginnan splendour, beauty, Qen,Jvl : a brilliant
glnnes f. gap, inUrval, Cp373i. light, Qu.
glnnt»st=giiif»et gtong^gleng
glnnwbed (y) very wise, Gxr839 T gl»r m. amber, resin, WW.
glnuog (eo, y) f. gaping, yauming, Gl. gtoren vitreous, glassy. [gl»s]
glo)=(geo; glofol^gifol glsM n. nap. elasa, and (once) gUaaas (GPH
globtuid =geogntSHad ; glow -glw 397) ^ glass, Bo,Cr ; M.
glowlaii (BG)=giwian gtosen of glass, glassy , Bl. p^^ewMn*]
gipung =gypang glanenfage grey-eyed, WW41 6^
glr^ =geanr-, geor-, gie r-, gyr- glttsfnt n. glass (vessel), BH398* (o,B).
gird =gierd ; c^en ( vPs) =giin gtesful m. a glassful, BH398* (t).
glntUtuiig = giistbitong glSMhllltor cleair, laranspar eiU.
glrwan sgearwian glnteriao to glitter, 0£G,WW.
•f gbean to dose, bolt, bar, Gl. gteterung f. shining, RPs48^*.
glselan to sob. Bo 8*. gtotUo = eledlio ; glAw = gleaw
glM sgSse glappe f. ourdoek, buckbeanf LoD.
gbl, gisel m. hostage, AO. [Oer. geisel] glasu v. gins; gliw=gldaw
gbUiAd m. state of being a hostage, Gp99o. gltam m? nT revelry, joy, Gkk 12.
gbUan to give, hostages, Ghb. gltew (I, A, 8) penetrating, prudent, wise,
gist I. m. * yeast,* froth, LcD. II.=:gnet skilful,G,VPs;M,AO,CP:Wgood. adv.^
gist- = gsMt-, gieflt- ; gbt = yst gl towf erhVf prudent.
gbtran=geoetran; gtiiUDg=git6nng gltewhyogende}, gleawhfdigt thoughtful,
git dnal of pron. 2 pen. (9u); a. incer; d. wise, prudent.
inc ; a. mc(it) you two. git Johannift thou gl€awUo {ib, $o) wise, prudent, diligent, adv.
and John. -lloo.
git, g!ta = giet, gleta ; gltrlle = gitSrif e glfowmM wise, sagacious, CP.
gitsere m. miser, M,CP. glSawnes (») f. wisdom, prudence, pene-
gitsAuk if) to be greedy, long for, covet, M,CP: tration, A.
(+) attain, CP364**. [Ger. geisen] gifowictpe m. wisdom, thcughtfulness, dili-
gltslendUo tn«atta62f, RPslOO*. gence : proof, indication.
gttsung (y) f. avarice, greediness, covetous* gl5d (oe) f. glowing coal, ember, fire, flame,
ness, desire, CP. PsiM. [gldwan; *gleed*]
glS- =srffi' ; gltSu =geh9ti +glMan to make hot, kindle.
glu (^)^g6o ; glu- = ffeo- gladdlan to sprinkle, throw over, LcD 3*292^'.
GIullDg July, (^ 70q (A20-137). glMegau m. fiery terror, B 2650.
gfw (oo) m. griffin, vttUure, WW 258'. gledene sglodene
rtglwUn (T? v. A 16*98) to ask, NG. glMfest n. chafing-dish, LoD 123b.
glwung f. petition, N. gledlne = glndene
glid pret. 3 sg. of glidan. glednet (KGl) =gl»dne8
glad- T. glsBd. gIMseofl (oe) f. fire-shovel, Cp7u.
gladlan (ea) (t) ^ gleam, glisten : (±) intr. glidstedef m. (war.
be glad, rejoice, JnLR,Lcd : (:t) tr. gladden, glemm m? blemish, spot, W67'.
rejoice, gratify, appease, JB, VPs. [* glad '] glenean = glengan
gladlne =glndene glendran to dwour, suhUIow, MtR.
gladung f. rejoicing, RB. [* gladding*] +glendrlan to precipitate, IJeL4**.
glasd I. (glad- in obi. cases) (t) bright, gleng mf. (nap. gleng(e)a8, ^lenge, glenga)
shining, briUianl, gleaming, iSfen,Ph,Sol : ornament, honour, CP : building, NG.
cheerful, *glad,* joyous, Cr; M,CP : ±glengan (a) to adorn, decorate, ML : trim
pleasant, kind, gracious, M,B,Q. II* n. {}afmp)\(-\-)sei in o/rdtr, compose.
joy, gladness, Wy68. gleDge= gleng
glflodene (a, e) f. iris, gladiduJi, GI;Jjcd. +glengendllo magnificent, brilliant, adv
Vgladdon*] -lice, OEG1202.
glAdestede = glSdstede glengtul decked out, adorned, GPH 395.
glSBdlne (Gl) = gl»dene glengUe = glengendlic ; glentrtan-eglendran
glSBdllfi bright, shining, Wid i pleasant, glte)=^liw; gltet (▼. late)=gleowlL
GLEOMU 136 GODCUNDMAHT
glaorau f. splendour, RiTiir34T fnasfensgntgen pp. of gnagML
g^9ow L -gliw. IL piet. 3 ag. of c^wuu fiwt m. *gnai, * mtdge, AO^LcdfMU
gltow- =glfow-, gHw- fiiacmii* to 'gnaw. * AfiiJ>D.
gllMUi to ffloBs, iBGR293". [L, gloBu] -ffnlst v. fyr-ff.
gliflBC f. ghasing. exptanaiion, tramdaUom^ gn%aX niggardly, B,BHz/nLgai, [▼. ^gnede*]
i&GB293^«. ffnfeVllonM f. fnigalUg, OEG2437.
i^Mr=gltew fnM« seaniy, svaring, WW. adr. -lioe,
fib (OE03173) =g%a gp. of gUg. GD. [v. *gneihen
glMa (io) m. kiU. vuSure, H/Tp. VgUdt*] gn«8«llenet=giiteo]ioiiM
^gnOtiuai^io'gUde,* dip^Mle^Anfii M^6, gnUdtn modertUe, modesL
CP : glide away, vanish, gnCViiw f . frugality : MOfetty.
gUddw dippery, VHy. VgUdder*] gnidaiii to ni6, gnnd together, erwmbU, lA;
gnddrton to slip, be ymsUMe, OEG4104. MJiO. Vg^^*]
gUdw ( 1F239'«) =:gl]dder gnMU m? rubber, pestU, Cp440p.
gllilcruiif (y) f. phantom, WW40l^. fait pns. 3 ag. of gnldan.
gBgi^VLw gndgoB prot. pL of gnagan.
gllnd m. hedge, fence, BC 1>296. gnoriit I* *fd, sorrowful, troubled, depressed.
gUoda (Cp) =g^da IL m. sadness, sorrow, trouble.
g!UlMnto'glitier,WW, Vgliee*} fnoriiaii=gnaniian
gltanlan (y) to * glisten,* gleam, (flitter, 8hr, gnorneMrfg sad, troubled, Ji7l620.
Bun. gDorngmnsgnomian
gat pres. 3 0g. of glidan. gnomlioft n* prison, eelL
gtttenlan to glitter, shine. gnornlan to 6e sad, murmur, complain,
gUtenung f. coruscation, gleam. mourn, lament, arieve, CP.
gilttn- = gliten- gnornieandenda hastening away in sadness,
gBm (So, ]g, io» !a, Sow) n. *glee,* pleasure^ PPs89^. [aoyndan]
mirA, play, sport, Ph : music. On. gnoniioift {* sadness, sorrow.
gllwbeam (ig) m. musiccU instrument, harp, gnornung (e) f. sadness, sorrow, lamentation,
timbrel, LKSPs 149*. iS,AO,GP.
gllwbydeiiMtro (y) f. female musician, LPs gnomwordt n. sad speech, lamentation.
67>*. gnuddian to rub, OEG56**.
gDwenDlt m. music, minstrelsy. gnyrmn sgnjTran
gDweiim *lt&m/ LPsl46>*(f). fnynit f. sadness, mourning, calamity :
gOwdrtan (eo) m. music, mirth, B3021. wrong, insult, fauU, 62emM. [gnom]
^were m. buffoon, parasite, OEG. gnyrnwneu f. revenge, enmi^. El 359.
gOwgamen (ig) n. revelry, W46^*. gnyrran to grind the teiOh, W138'* : creaky
gOwgeorn (|g) fond of ^port^ Lod.
gDwhlMlXrlaiidlle muneaZ, WW 446**. +giiyMii=ony88an; gn^Ka—gnSatS
gnwtan to make merry, jest, play (music), gteff 3 p. sg. pres. of g6ian.
sing, BH{^)J0L : adorn, Bd27^. Vglew*] gte=g«oo
gnwlend m. performer, player, SPsd?". God m. Dp. -as, -a a *god,* image of a god,
glIwliigiiian(OEG60*)T=ffl!wmaii JS,JuIJjL,Ps ;A0 : Ood, the (Christian)
gDwlic mimic, comic, GPH396. Deity, jE,BH; CP.
gDwmAdeii (ie) n. female musician, ERPs g6d I. comp. bet(e)ra, bettra, raperl.
67**. bet(e)«t *good* (of persons or things),
gDwinaii m. *glee man, * min^el, player, virtuous, B,Bl,Chr,6 : desirable, favourable,
jester, B(^) ; CP,WW(ig). salutary, pleasant, Bl : valid, efficient, suit-
gllwre=gliwere able, A2,Jul,Lcd : considerable, suffieienUy
gOwstaet m. melody, joy, Wa62, great, Chr. II. n. good thing, advantage,
gllwitdl m. seat of joy, Rd88*. benefit, gift, B,Bl,Mt\ M,AO,C? : 'good,*
gllwuDg f . boisterous laughter, OEG 1472. goodness, welfare, CP : ability, doughtiness :
gllwword (Sow) n. song, poem. Met 7*. goods, property, wealth , CP.
gat, gl5fe f. *glove,* B,Outh. foxM g. godasppel m. quince, WW364>«. [->cod-
foxglove. dnppel]
+gl6fed gloved, AS 42^^. godbearn n. divine child. Son of Ood : god-
gldtung f. supplying with gloves, LL450[10]. child, W. [*fodbaim*]
glotwyrt f. glovwort, dog*s tongue, lily of the godborg m? solemn pledge (given in church f),
valley, Lod. LL 18[33] ; 66[33] and ▼. 2-332,ld.
glSm m? gloaming, twilight, Cbsat71. godbdt f. atonement, LL268[511.
gldmung f. * gloaming,* twilight, VHy. godound religious^ sacred, divine, heaven'
l^awan? to 'flow,* JS,OBO. sent, Oen,Chr; M,CP. ['godcund*}
gldwende 'glowing, * burning, LcdSOh. godoundlle divine, ^,CP. adv. -lice divine^
g|y-=:gU- ly, /E : canonicaMy.
gnid prei. 3 tg. of gnldan. godoundnuBht n? divine majesty, HtL.
OODCUNDNES 137 OOLFETUNG
godouikbiM f. divin€ nahure, divimUif^ Ood- godwnMlIe impiaiu, OD232^*.
head, JBJjcd : divine service, [*ffodcinid' godwnmkmtvfichedneee, impiety, 3^101^*3,,
neee^'i gofol=gafol
gMdJM f . good work. Or i benefit, PPe. g«an to lament, NC346 ; JAW 27.
goddohtor f. 'ffoddauffhter,* CU C« pret. 3 eg. of galan.
gddddndt m. (nap. g6ddend) doer of good, gold n. *gM,* JB,OBT; CP.
6ene/aclor . goldAht f . weaUh in gM, B 2748.
goddriamt m. joy of heaven. goMbeoriitt l>rieht with gold,
goda- = god- goMUteh n. gOden h^e, WW 140^.
godtodar m. Qod the Father : *godfather,' goMiMiiui m. goiden bloomf W261U; Ifo
CtJLL. 105».
godtraonaa (BRld^*) ==godwnonfla goMbvift £. city in which gM is givenf rick
gMframmand m. doer of good? B299. eityf
fSO^tpfhX(e,i) godfearing, pio/ne, An, Vgod- golda f. *s6Ueguia,* heUotropef marigoldf
fright*] WWdOlK VgM'}
godgald=godgield golda- sgold-
godgaaprftca (BH) =god8pi«ca goMan pp. of gieldan.
godglald (d>, i*, ▼*) n. hetUhen god, idol, AG. goMfflatt n- ffo^en vessel
godgUdlio 0/ ufo2«, WW4661*. goldffttad plated or adorned with gM,
godglm m. heavenly jewel f El 1 1 14. LL4eO[lQH].
gomd m. divine nature, CP26U^ goUflg variegated with gM, ehining with
gddton to improve, get better, Chrjjcd : make gM,
beUeri(±) endow, enrich, KCiM, ['^omI*] goldfall n. 0oU p2ate» WW368U. [?a-*gold.
godlng m. Son of Ood, LkR4^. Sell]
g6dlir f. good teaching, LL304B. goldflna m. * goldfinch,* WW,
gMltaa bad, evU, BH, i'goodless*] goldflngar m. ring-finger,
gddUe * goodly,* excellent, Oen : comely, fair, goJdtraatwa fp. gM orna ments,
QPH394. gfOatylA covered with gM, WW SW, [gold,
godnuBgan n. divine power, divinity, fealdan]
godmMor f. * godmother, ' 8hr. goldgaarwa fp. gM ornaments, KC20B.
gMnaa f. virtue. Bo : goodwill, ben^eence, goldgawaban tooven with gM, OEQ4297.
kindliness, BoJS, V goodness*] goMgawaoro n. golden object, MH222.
godsAd n. {Ood*s seed), piety. Da 90. goMglafmt (i, j) m. gM-giver, prince, lord,
gMsolpa m. kindness, DR, ['goodship*] goMhUtad gMm hiUed, Rd661«.
godieyld f . sin offainsl Qod, impiety, Jx7i«204. goidhladan adorned with gM, For 13.
godaoyldlg impious, Ou834. goldhoma m. gM-adomed coat of maH,
godaibb m. sponsor, W. Vgossip*] £l992.
godslbbidMan f . sponsorial obligations, goMtaord nm. treasure of gM, treasury, Bl,
W228«. VPs;M,AO,
gMapMlgt rieh, happy, goldliordbQi n. privy, WW 184^«.
godapal n. glad tidings, Mt : one of Ike four goldliordtenfoeottect(recM«re,Aoard,Scl73".
gospels, AniJ&,CB : ihe ^gospeT (for the goIdhrodantomamenterftpiiAyold. [hrSodan]
day), Mt, goMhwnt areedyfor gM, 63074?
godspalboduDg f. gospel-preaching, new dis» goMtofar f. gold plate, H0L4dl.
pensation, ML2^*, goldltaf n. gM leaf or plate, W263*. [» Infer]
godapallbdo f. book containing the four goldmaatlliig (e) n. brass, WW. [cp. Qer,
gospels, LL, [* gospel-book*] mesBinff]
godapallara m. * gospeller,* evangelist, Bl; goldmitnn m. erecMtir«, B2414.
^,CP. goldmaatUng = goldxnttatling
godfpalllan to preach the gospel, evangelite, golddra m. gM ore, OEG 1810.
Ps; JR,CP, ['^o^pel*] goitealaf m. haU in which gM is distributed.
godapall-la (JE), -iac evangelical, goktomlV m. * goldsmith,* JB,
godipalltniht m. gospel commentary, goldamtVu f. goldsmith* s art, Wt73.
godaprAca (§) n. oracle, BH. goldapUlg rich in gM, Jul 39.
godaunu m. ' godson, * BH,Chr, goldtorfat bright like gold. Great 78.
godVrymm m. divine majesty, goldViof in. stealer ofgM, LL64[9,2].
godHrymnaa f . divine glory, AS9«7 goldMM m. gM thread, WW 196>^
godwabb n. fine doth, purple, CP, goldwaard m. keeper of gM {dragon), B 3081.
godwabboyn? (gode-) n. purple (cloth), goMwaeg m. a lump ofgM, OEG451.
godwabban purple, Bl95^*. goldwlnaf m. liberal prince, lord, king,
godwabgyrla m. doth of purple, W 197^ goldwianof brave with gold, richly adorned,
godwabwyrhta m. weaver qfpurple, goldwlanau f. gM ornament, Bl 195.
gddwtUanda well-pleased, £Hy 16*. goldwyrt f. hdiotrope, OEG26<*.
godwnao (e^) wicked, Bl. golfatung (LPfl78«)=gaffetiiog
GOLON 138 OREBOAK
gdlon pret. pL of gaUn. graflgrine 'grauifreeii,* Ep (e^, oe').
golpen pp. of gielpan. gnBfltaoppa m. yroM-Aopper, lociui,
gom- =: gam- gnBanoMe f . grtentward, B 1881.
gtaift m. (8g. or pi. used indifferently) inMt grmwrnngt m. grtentward.
of nwuth or ikroat, pakUe, j(MWS, LcdJStd^ grAtLspres.38g.of (l)gTfidan, (2)gr6taQ.
VP» ; M. [*^m'] II. =great
gombet f* tribuU, grAton = gretoA ; fEMp^and
gomor Hebrew measure, omer, JB, ['yofiMr'] grif nm. ^orotw/ BC; Mdf.
gon- =gan- ; gond- =nnd> geond- •giita ▼. ellen-B.
gop m. slave, Mrvant, RdGO*. [or ?»gtep] ipnfaii* to dig, dig up, Met,Bd,Rim : * grave, *'
gor n. dung, dirt, fiUh, JE,Cp,Rd. [^gore^\ engrave, carve, chied, PPe.
gorettan to gaze, Hare about, 0E06' : pow grafet n. trench, £0354; 365.
fourth, emit, QPH398. gram (o) adj. angry, cruel, fierce, AO :
gorettung f. 0a«tng, 0BG5*n. oppreeaive, hoetile : (as sb.) enemy.
gorian to gaze, stare about, OEO 7*. [^grame *]
gm{Op),ttontm.*goree,*furxe,MH,MtR: grama m. rage, anger, £ : trouhU, Led,
juniper. Led, [^grame*]
gorstbtam m« furxe bueih, Mk 12**. gramatlscerstt = grammatiocneft
gte f. nap. ges *gooee,' LLJld,WW; M. grambAre passionaU, CP289*.
g6s-f ugol m. nap. -fiulas goose, Ct. grame adv. angrily, fiercdy, cruelly.
goshafoc (a*) m. *gosliawk,' WW. gramfArnes f. wrath, LL (^^grambsBmes).
gost=gorst; gtet=gast gramhegdlgsgramhj^dlff
Gota Bg. -an pi. *0M,* BH. gramhsortt hostUe-minM.
gotan pp. of gdotan. gramhyogende hostile, PPs68**.
-gotennes t. td-g. gramhf dlgf hostile, malignanL
gotwoKe 1 goaJtweed, Lod. gramlan to anger, enrage, W199'. grami-
gdung f. groaning, BH76". [gfiian] gende raging, QPH402.
grid m. {X), gride f. «teD, grade, degree, gramHe wraikful, fierce, etud, severe, M.
rank. {L. gradns] adv. -lioe, Ps. ['ymmely*]
grAd m. grass. grammatloerssft jxl art ^ grammar, BH
grAda=gr«ada 26S^.
grAdan I. to cry, eaU out. Led : to crow (cock), grammadeera m. grammarian, A 8*327.
CP. Vgrede*] II. ds. of wk. adj. grassy, grammdd cruel, Bl223'*.
ML 18*«*. gramword n. evU speech, PPs 74*.
grAde =grAd ; grAde-, grfidi- s=grAdig- grand pret. 3 sg. of grindan.
grAdtg (S) *greedy,' hungry, covetous, M,B, grandorlias (o) guikUss, Jul271.
Bl,8ol; CP. adr. -libe greedily, covetously, grinlan* to * groan,' lament, BlJPs.
eagerly. granu f. moustache, Gp335M. [Oer. granne]
grAdlgnes f. greediness, avarice, M. grinung f. * groaning, lamentation, JS.
grAdmn ady. greedily, Gu710. grip I. f. grasp, grip, [gripan] II. pret..
grssf I. (a) n. eave, * grave, * trench, 8eaf; Mdf . 3 eg. of gripan.
[grafan] II. n? style for writing, WW. ±griplan to feel for, lay hold of, seize, touch,
[L. graphium] JR,B,Bl,Rd,VPs. [V^*l
grAfa? grafe? hush, bramJUe, grove, thicket, gri^lgendlle tangible, ^H 1*230.
WW','VL^ibrush'WOod{fcrbwming),}uel, gripung f. sense of feeling, touch, JB,
Chr. [*greave*] Vff^oping']
grsBf en pp. of grafan. gritaoinnen made of grey shns or grey fur,
grsBf era m. ' sculptor, * graver, WW 164^'. Chb 1075d. [ON. graollcinn]
grsBlhthi n. grave. Sat 7 08. graslan to *^n»e,' jLcd.
grsBlSez n. graving tool, WW. [seas] grasu v. grass.
grsBft mfn. graven image, carved object, gritan sbpl. groats, Lod 3*202**.
sculpture, M. graVul gradual, antiphon.
grwf^eweorc n. graven image, griada m. lap, bosom, CP,Lk. [*greade*]
grafts pros. 3 sg. of grafan. grtot (ae) oomp. grfetra ^ great,* taU, large,
grAg 'grey,' JB,Bp,Oen,Met,WW, thick, massive, A,jE,Bo,Chr,WW : coarse,
grAggta f. grey j unld) goose, Gl. BC,Lcd.
grAghAwe grey, WW 402^. gr tetewyrt f . meadow saffron, WW 298^.
grAghama grey-coated (of spear f or wolff), grtottan* to become enlarged, CP. ['^«ai*]
Fik6. griatnes ifi) f. 'greatness,' RB^^.
grAgmAl grey-coloured, B2682. GrSolsc Greek, Grecian, M.
grAgds =gr£gg5s grM^grfid; grif- = grief-
grssm-, gmn- =grem*, gren- ; grAp = gr6p grSg* = gr£g ; gram- = grim-
+gr8Bpptan to seize, MtL(14'^ ±greniian (AO,Mk),jaemmesi. to enrage,
n. (nap. grasn) 'grass,' An,Cp,CP, provoke, irritate, 2E,CP : revile, ['greme 1
GBEMUNO 139 OROTIG
grcmuBg (e) f . provoctUion, LP894*. +grlndt n. impact, eroBh,
grta« *grun,* Cp,Ct,Lcd : young, immaiurtf ±grliidan' (y) to rub together, grcUe, ecri»pe.
Led . growing, living, LkL( oe) ; as sb.. Led, Rd : gnash. Pa : * grind, ' sharpen, JEJii.
grSnhAwen gretn-cciowred, WW379K grlnde f. shingle, BC (v. Mdi).
tf^ri^Ka to became* green,* fiowrish, MeJt, grindel m. nap. grindlaa bair, 6ott. pL
grinnai f. greenness, BH; GP : (in pi.) green grating, hurdle,
ihings, plants, A 8*310. grindere m. miller, Lcd3-178*.
grennlan to 'grin,' gnash Ike teeth, JulJSc; grlnde(6« m. grinding tooth, molar, WW
M, 440».
grennung (») f . gri nning , Qp 174b. gring>«cring
grtoto m. po<, iwn, WW. |W. griebe] gEtnlan to ensnare, KOI. [*^n*]
grtop =gr€p grint pree. 3 sg. of grindan.
grfotn (io) gravel, pebble, KGl76*. [Otr, gri08n=gr6oen
greifla] gripft m. handful, sheaf,
grfot n. *grit,* sand, earth, AnJB,Oen; M. ±gttptLn^ intr. (w. d. g. or 16) to seek to qet
griotan' to cry, weep, lament, B,SoL [y. hold of, B,Bl,Gen : tr. (w. g.) seize, take,
'greet*] apprdend, 8ol,WW. Vgripe*]
grtethord il body, Gul240. gtipt m. grasp, seizure, attack, B,WW;M,
grfow pret. 3 sg. of grSwan. gutSbiUa g. Meld : hand ful, L cdJ*s,
gr§p, gr^pe f. land-drain, ditch, furrow : gi^end m. seixer, robber, WW616^*.
burrow : privy, OEG(^). -l-^penes, gripnes f. seizing, snare, cap'
gTa9-=gnBe-; grM-= great- tivity, EPs34".
grCtan I. (±) to * greet,* salute, accost, speak grtpuf f. kettle, caldron.
to, challenge, JB,B,Mk,Jul : {±) to seek out, gifpol 'eapax,* WW198«*. Vl^ippie*]
approach, visit, B;W: iU-treat, attack, AO : -giban {f) v. a-g.
touch, take hold of, handU deal with, JBGr, grisUo * grisly,* horrible, J7L15»*(very late).
heearpaaigrettai play ihe harp I cohabit with, grist n. action of grinding, WW : * grist.*
Il.t {&) to wup, bemoan, lament, deplore, [grindan]
Cr, [y . < greet *] gristbat- « gristbit-
grMogf. 'greeting,* sahaation,BHML{oe)'. gristblte m. gnashing, W188*.
present, grislbltlan to gnash the teeth, BH,Mk,WWi
grtttDghOi n. audience chamber, WW 184*. M, ' [jgristbiu *]
grMngwoTHn. word of greeting, MOj^209^*, grlttbltung f. gnashing of Ueih, Bl,MU
grettosgiytU ['grielbiting*'^
gr«9e *sodalie*f OEG29*. grIvUan to gnash, grind, Gu
gr«w« pres. 3 tg. of grSwan. gristle f. *gristk,* Gl,WW.
grlellJUi (i) to irritate, provoke, offend, OP : gristlmig (y) f. g nashin g,
gnash the teeth at, creak. [*grm*] gristra m. 6aA:er, WW.
grietra y. great. gritta=grytta
grlghund m. 'greyhound,* WWTH^. grl9 n. truce, (temporary) peace. Ma : pro-
griDaiisgrieUaD; |^1iii(GP)=:grimm texHon of ihe person, <uylum, sanctuary,
gifmaf m. mask, helmet : ghost, guarantee of safety, ['grith*]
grlmena 'bruchus,' eaterpiUarf £Psl04*«. grlVbryoe m. breach qf 'gritS,* LL : penalty
grimet- sgrymet- for such a breach, LL, ['grilhbreack*]
grbn taifi&rce, violent, E6 39-348. ±grMan to make a truce or peace, Chb :
grbnhelmt m. he^et {with visor). protect, LL.
grbnlng spectre, WW 446**. gitVlagu f. law of temporary or local peace,
grimlle fierce, blood-thirsty, cruel, severe, LL470[9].
terrible, iB, AO. adv. .lice. V grimly*] griVltas unprotected, W 158^
grtanm fierce, savage, B,Bl : dire, severe, groe-=gr€-
bitter, painful, BH; Bl. ['grim*] grdf pret. 3 sg. of grafan.
grtminan* f to rage : haeten on, B 306. grom =gram ; gron- =gran-
grImmAn n. terrible sin, BH 60,8b. grond pret 3 eg. of grindan.
grlnmie savagely, cruelly, severely, AO,Oen, gronwlse *acus,* Cpl60A (y. AB9'36).
['grim*] grdplan=gr^pian; -^;roren y. be-g.
grimnes f. ferocity, cruelty, Bl,Ou,WW. grornt I. m. sbrrow, sadness, II. adj. sad,
['grimness*] agitated, ady. -e.
grlmslan to rage, BH. gromhof n. sad home, heU, Jul 324. -
grimsung f. harshness, severity, GP126^. gromlan to mourn, complain,
grin * Uium, * region of the groin, ILL. grorntorn sadness, Rdc 66 7
±grln (I, f ; also short?) li, snare, gin, trap, grornung f. complaint, NG.
PPs,VPs; M,CP : halter, noose, Mt{y). groihu. particU, Bo: AO, ['grot*] IL n.
['grin*] groats, coarse meal, 01, [greot]
+gTln«n to enenate. grotig earthy, GPH396.
OBOWAN 140 OUDFLA
±fr6i«mB* to *gnno/ inenatej BOfCp^^ gryfliBti UniNffffm, El 76ft.
WW : germinate, KQl,Mk. grjrtttht adi. (iisedaftsb.)«polf«iiborror, B.
grftvend* *growmg, ' (Ten, 1^61 yfifrt (ft?) m. fem6ls wtramger, B2560.
grAwnas f. growth, BH. nfi e g— tw fp. wtr-goatr, B324.
gnnmBon pret. pL of grimmftn. gryrtfiw n i twriftfe fe'iM, Air 468.
grand m. ^gnmiMi, * bottom, B,Oon^oi, VPs : gryrtliQiVt n. lerriUe «(m^.
foundation, LkL : a6yM, AeO : plain, comifry gryrtllDt ferri6fe, AomAle.
land, earth, An,B,Bl,Wid : mo, water. grjrmOtt tierrii>U power, W106*.
griiiidb«dd n. gromnd, eoU, Rd81**. gijiieilg m. way o/ ferror, dan^ieroiM ex
graiidlia«iidt m. eatih-dwetter, pediOon, B1462.
gmndon pp. of grindan. gryirmn to gnath, DD 106.
grandetwelge (i*, a*, ▼*) f. *gromnd9el,* Led, gryi-, gz^- »gni-> gib-
gmndfOs haetening to heU, Mod 40. gift L pret. 3 eg. ofgrSotftn. IL v. gidt.
gmndbyrda m. keeper of the abyee, B2136. gr^ f. greatne§e, Nab8**. [grSat]
gnmttngftsgnindliiiigft giytte, giTttan pL eoaree meal, bran, chaff,
grondllM hottoadeee, wnfathomaNe, Bo : BpXcd,WW. [*yri«']
boundleae, vast, Vgroundieee*] gijtte f. eand, Ps.
tnuaiimM»boundUee,vaai,CP 417^. gifttim (A4161)==*gii0tra op. of grtet.
grandUng m. groandting (pih), BC3*626 ['greater^
(Mdf). gry«-=griS.; gQ>-^g6o
gniDdlniigft (i*) adv. from ihe foandaJtUm, guMon pret. pL of ^eldan.
eomplitdy. Mi to the ground, prone, proe- gvUon pret. pL of giellaa.
trate, JES. galpon pret. pL of gielpftii.
gmndOB pret pi. of grindftn. gammt m. man, hein>, B, ['^ohm*]
grandeoifttt ""^ region. gnmcyniit en. human race, men, mamkind,
gnmdselet m. abyemal dwdUng, nation,
gmiidstiii m. Joundation-etone, WW. gmneyitt f. excettenee, bravery, virtue,
[^groundetone*] liberali^f. adv. -van excellenUy.
-^gnmaaitatettui to eetabiieh firmly, JELS*^. gvmdriamm. enjoyment of life, b24flld.
gnaaOwmg m. earth. Ah 682. gumdrTliteii m. lord, B 1642.
gmndwangt m. {ground-plain), the ea/rHh : gumf 6Va m. troop, B 1401.
bottom (o/ a lahe). gumfrta m. king. Da 661.
f^pnOmeeXim. foundation, £,Lk. \^ground' -gumlan v. of er-g.
tmll'] gimmyum m. man, B1028.
+gruiidWMdllui to eetabUeh, found, £P823*. gnmileet n. kingdom, earth.
grundwelA m. earthly riches, Gsk067. gumrlnet m. man, warrior.
grundwyrgen f . water-wolf, B 1618. gumstol m. ruler *« seat, throne, B 1062.
gruntan, gmnman (OEO) to grunt. gumVegoii m. man, Gba83.
gmnnettftn to ' grunt, ' Cp. gunnSfod f . folk, people, Gek 226.
gmnuDg, grannang f. grunting, bellowing, guBd m. matter, pua, Led, ['gound*]
OEG. gundefwUge (^p,^r/,Ln)=gruiide8welge
grut m. gu^, chaem, ahyee : stone, rock, guiig=geong; gung-=ging-
OEG1814. gUBgon pret. pL of gangan.
grat f . (d«. grft, grat) groats, coarse meal, Cp, gunnon (BH) pret. pL of ginnan.
CtJMi grains, the spent grain after brewing, gupan *clunibus, renibus, eoace,^ WW 205**
Led. Vgrout*] (v. A31-622).
gnitt, gratte=srat; gnrUan^grieUaii gurron pret pL of gyrran.
grym^grim(m) guton pret pL of gSotan.
giymet-tan, -tian (i) to grunt, roar, rage. guttas mp. *guts,* entrails, JJ(?I408.
grymet-mig, -tang f. grunting, roaring, gOVf ^- combat, battle, war.
bellowing. gOf^t^eank m. fighting-hero, B^l^
gryiiim=grimm; giyiiiiiiaB=gremman gflVbUlt n. batUe-biU, sword.
gryn = gym ; gif n =grin gflttbordf n. war-shield.
+gTyiid n. plot of ground, TC231". gttVbymet f. corslet, coat of mail
gryndan h to set, sink (of the sun), WW. gOttoearu f. war-troul>le, B1268.
[*^iii<*; grand] IL>«gruidaa gOSeraeft m. tcor-cns/l, B 127.
grynda t ^ a byss. gttttowinf f. warrior queen.
grynel (WW 291*) =ojme\ gatfeynlngt m. warrior king.
grfiilaii=grinian gOS^yst f. troop, warrior oandf (Kluge) :
giynnntV m. worker of HI, An 010. bravery f (BT), Ex 343.
grfpe (OEQ4290; 4744)=gr«pe gOMtett m. death in battU, B2240.
gryraf ni. horror, terror : fierceness, violence, gflVfaiia m.gonfanon, war-banner, ensign,
DD8 : horrHtle thing. standard, M,AO.
giyralir6gat m. terror, horror. gOt^-fU ? f., -fl&n T mf. batUe-arrow,Qmv20eS*
GUBFLOOA
141
GTTB
pSMogtL m. winged fighter, B2B2S.
gOfttona = gotff ana
gtttttrto m. foarlike prince, Av 1336.
gOVfraet bold in batOe.
gltVtreeat ™* warrior,
gttVfremmendt m. warrior.
gttVfugol m. bird of war, eagle, Bd25'.
gUSgoatwef fp. armour.
gUSgelAoa m. warrior, £l43.
SOl^Mndtt n- battle, ccmbaL
gUSgetftwe = gutSgeatwe
gOXgeHSUigui np. battle, eontesL
gUtliawSdef n. war-dreee, armour.
gat^oweorof n. warlike deed.
gQXgemlnnf n. battle.
gOKhafoo m. war-hawk, eagle, tCB3i037A.
gOVhaard bold in battle^ EL20i.
gOSbelm m. helmet, B2487.
ffllHiaret ni. warlilDe ho$t, army.
gOtfhom m. war^hom, trumpet, B1432.
gOVhrM m. martial glory, B819.
fflfStmmi fierce in battle, Ap67.
ffiXMt n. war-eong, B 1622.
gttg-DMeaga, -xnaga m. warrior, Sol90.
gttVmddt toarlike.
GOtayrea pL Ethiopians, Ex 69.
gO^legaf m. ottodb, batHe.
fOMBat m. batlOe-riuh, ondaugkl*
gOSriat n. armour, Jxjl2S1.
giar§Qm fierce in battle, B68. [hrSow]
gQMnot m. warrior, hero.
gQVrtft brave in battle.
gOttecaaru f. etaughter in battle, B 1213.
gtMteaaaVa m. ravaging invader, B2818.
gOffwaorp n. armour, jTn>329.
gtMSMrQd n. armour, £l268.
gMiearot n. armour.
gOViala m. haU o/warriore, B443.
gQtfiq»all n. tidings of a war, Osir2097.
giMfifwaord n. sword, B2164.
gtMNfracuf f. hostile attack.
gOtm^tot m. warlike troop, Bzl93.
gOVwaardf m. war-lord, king.
gOVwaore n. warlike deed. Ah 1068.
gOSwirig wounded, B 1686.
gttVarlgaf m. warrior.
gfl(9wliiat m. battle-friend, weapon.
gttVwudu m. spear. Fin 6.
gy- = ge- ; gyo- = gio- ; gy4Xgid(d)
gydan (AO), gydenu f. (oooL gs. gydenan)
goddess, [god]
gydanlla 'vestalis* (-tolifT A31-63), WW
624".
gydig (i) possessed (by a spirit), insasie,
OEQ6009. Vgiddy^]
gyt=gif; gyt-=geof-,gief-,gif-
gj^-=gif-
gyhtKa {M) = gioGa ; gyhVa = gehSn
gyld=gield; gyld-=s^-; +gyld=ffyldeii
±gyldaii I. to gild. II. (AO) =:meldui
dbi^an * golden,* BJ)an; MjiO,CP.
gyldaiibiag (gildan-, M) m. ero wn.
gyManfaaK gSden-haired, WW848".
gyldanUwa gold€n4hied, OE043*.
gyldanmttSa gMen-mouthed (Chrysostom),
GD94»«;ZDA31».
gyldanwaeg ((nrkliiig-) m. gold mine, WW
241".
gyUaii, gyllan to yell, shouL gylienda
'garrulus,' OEG66»".
gylm=gelm; gylpM^elp
gylt (e, i, ie) m. 'gutU,' sin, offence, crime,
fauU, A,Bl,Chr,Mt; AO,CP.
±gyltaii to commit sin, be guilty, CP,MtJRB,
VPs. VguiU/ 'guiUing']_
gyttand m. sinner, debtor, CP.
gylUg offending, * guilty,* Mt.
gylttng f . sin, DR.
gylUlc sinful, DR.
gyltwlta n. (gvld-) fine for unpaid tax,
KC614.
gylnng? *garrulitas,* OEG66^.
gyiii=gimm; gyiii-=:gim-
gfin-sgiem-; gyiiilan=gyminiaii
gynm = gimin
gymmtan to cut the throat, kill, OEG3799.
gy]|.=:geon-, ffin-
gjrnda pT6t. of *giendaii to drive.
-gype f-IT) V. fe-g.
gypigand yawning, QPH398.
gypung f. gaping, open mouth, GPH. ^^
gyr I. m. mud, marsh. II. fir tree, WW
269»*.
gyr-=geor-, gier-; gyra^gyrL
±gyrdaii (pret. gyrde), to *gird* {sword),
Oen, PPs : encircle, surround, JnL : (+)
invest with cMributes, PPs.
gyrdal (e) m. * girdle,* belt, tone, Lcd,Mt;
M : purse.
gyrdalbrad n. *pugillar,* WW 277^.
gyrdabring n. girdle, buckU, WW432.
gyrdals, gyider=gyrdel; gyrdll-=gvidel-
gyrdwag m. road with a fence on eSker side
(BT), KC3-412«i.
gyrdwite n. affliction caused by a rod {used
of Moses * rod). Ex 1 6.
g|ran=grm; gyniiaii(LP837*)=oirmaa
gymf mn. sorrow, misfortune.
gyriutaias mp. injury, affliction, Ji7i.246.
gyrnwraaut l. revenge for injury.
gymn* [»gierraii, geonan] to sound, chatter,
M : to crwk, grate. An 374.
gyrratan to roar {of lions), LPs.
gyraandaeg (]lFH97)=gientand«g
gyrstsgrist
gyrttaadag (JE) =g ier«ta nd<^
gyrtriow n. fir tree, WW 138^.
gymf. sgyr; gyrwaii=ffierwian
gyrwalenn n. marsh, MXi^W^.
g9sa=gSBe; g^al=gial
gyBt = (l)geet»(2)gi8t
gyit-=rgae8t-, gioBt-
gyBtani]l0dng=j
gyt=git pron.
g^ L pies. 3 8g. of gfiotan. IL^giet
gyt«> gytt (NG) m. pouring forth,
M : p}od, M. [gtetan]
OTTBSJ5L 14S H^SFTNEBEDAN
gfimMl m, (dp. sytMalum) joy at wine' bidung f. eonMcroHon, ordinaHon, CkrJjL.
pouring, caroumu^ JjTD^i, ^^ [r. 'Aoife*]. hidnnge nnderfOn to iahe the
Cytwtr Aun m. running etream, WW. veil.
gyttMrm f. piougMng-feast, LL462^1,4. hidttiigdflDg (i*) m. ordinaHon day, £L33**.
gyttoorn (i) n. epvrge laurel f LoD. lUBb, lueb- (Ql) =li0f, luef-
gfSrlfe f. eocUe, Lod. li»bb-=habb-, bobb-
ed = g6o hsbbednot f . eotUineneef A 8-320*.
hnbbendlto *AaM^,' iBQB64«.
-h9bb«r« T. sulb-b.
U hmcim.graiing,'hakk,* kdlfifaU,CL
' ' h»o-=bM.
ta is often wrongly prefixed to words, m in +taSBOQa eaueage, WW411**. [haoian]
Gookney Englisb. hsBOoe I. f . crozier. II. gs. of n»o.
bi m. oar-thfA, rowlock. »t ha. for each oar, hmower m. hatch-weir, a weir in which fish
or each oareman, CBRlOiOo. [IceL h&r] were caught, KCZ'^50.
liftbbMi anv. pto. pros, bnbbende; pros. hAdor=li&dor
1 sff. b»bbe, 2. basttt, 3. h»f6, pL baebDaV, hssdref etraitly, anseiou^y.
babbatS; pret. 3 sg. hnfde; sabj. hnbbe; hMr«=badre
imperat. bafa; pp. (±)b»f(e)d to ^have,* hsef I.f n. (beaf-, baf- in obL cases) eea,
Bl,G I poeeeea, own, hold, B,BI,0 : keep, ocean, [cp. Ger. baff] II. (OEG)-bttfe
retain, Bl,VPe : entertain, cherish : esteem, hAfd:=bSafod
consider, BE : be subject to, experience, Mk : hasfde pret. sg. of babban.
obtain, Chr,Mt : assert. Led : used as bsBf o L m. leaven. [Oer. befe] IL =befe
aazjliary to indicate past tense, have, M, bAfed=:bSafod
ChrJSz. b. for consider : (+) hold, keep -bsstodnes ▼. be-, for-b.
from, preserve, retain, CP,M. yfle +b. hSBfegftsung? f. covetoiMneM, EPsIlS**.
afflict, torment. bat en 1. f . property, possessions, M. \Oer.
Iiaea m. hook, door-fastening, Gp311p. babe] IL f. * haven,' port, Chr. IIL —
[Oer, bake] hefen. IV. pp. of hebban.
-haeetan y. t6-b. hsBfen-=bafen-; hssfenblAte—bJoferbUBte
liaeele (e) f. doak, coat, vestment, cassock, b8Bfene=baBfen IT.
'paUium, ' AO,WW;M. [' hackle *] bssf er (e) m. he-goai.
haeod (IB, e) m. pike, WW. Vhaked* ; Qer. hssferblle m. forceps, WW198i«
beobt] bssferblAte f7 a birdf bUtemf sea-guUf
liaoole, baoule=hacele WW116«M 361»
hid m. (rare gs. hada) person, individuality, ha^lergtt ~ baf e r
JS,BH,Mt : degree, rank, order, office hssfern m. crab, WW.
(especiaUy holy office), ^,BH,CP : con- bS6flg=hefig; bflBfne=befen
dition,state, nature, chcaracter,form, manner, bsefreblile = hseferblfite ; bssbt y. babban.
BjSol : sex, BH,Chr : race, family, tribe : hssft I. m. bond, fetter : captive,slave,eervant :
choir. [*had*] bondage, imprisonment, affliction, M i {±)
--bid masc. suffix; nsu. denotes state or seizing, thing seized, 0IiPsl23*. {Oer.
condition, as oUdbad, mngtShad. [Eng. baft] II. n. *haft,' handle, Lcd,WW;M.
•bood] [Oer. beft] III. pp. of hteftan.
+bada nx. brother monk, LL. drbssftan to bind, fetter : arrest, detain, im-
liAdbot f . compensation for injury or insult to prison : condemn, DR 197". [Oer. bef ten]
a priest, LL. V hadbot '] bsstte = bnf t II.
Iddbreoa m. violator of (holy) orders, LL. hsslteciomm m. fetter, tCHB942A.
bftd-bryce, -brioe m. violation of {holy) +Ii8sttedne8 f. captivity.
orders, "LL. hmtUAiimm. slavery, captivity, Mvr25^.
hUeUee ady. ae to persons, DHy 29*. bssftan f. confinement, Chb 1095.
JiAdesmann m. member of a particular order, +h»ttend m. prisoner, MFH 136.
Chb995p. h»ttented=bnftnfed ^^
liAdgriV n. privilege {as regards peace) of holy bsBtUnoel (e*) n. slave, WW.
orders, LL471 [19]. hssftlng f. fastening, lock.
±liidlan to ordain, consecrate, BH;M. YimKOn captious, OEGt.
[^hade''\ hsettUng m. prisoner, captive, M.
Mdnotu f . office of a priest, LL458h. hssftmSce m. hilled sword, B 1467.
Mdor I. n. clearness, brightness, B414 (or ±h8Bttnes {y.MF165)=b«ftednes
7bador, = heatk>r). 11.^ {A) bright, clear, hssttneV=b»ftno«
fresh : distinct, loud. [Oer. heiter] ady. ±haBftiilan to take prisoner : seiae, detain,
hadre. tassftnled (AO), {6, f; M) f. custody, im-
liUswApa m. bridesman, W W 174 **. prisonment, bondage.
bldswApe (a) f . bridesmaid, WW. ±bflBttnIedan to take captive, GD 136^.
BMBTNTEDUNQ 14S hJst
iMBftnlMUtng (S\ y>) m. eapHve, ML, liAmad («) n. (nap. hAmedra) eohabiUUitm,
hSBftiilednes {f) f. captivity, NC299. M,CP : marriage.
ImftBoV m. oonfinement, impriaonment, hAinadOMrl m. married man, LL.
ImftiiiiDg f. cofi/InemeiU, capHvity. hAmedstmAiift m. moirtfiMmy, WW441**.
hmttaSd (i£)Mh»fiiiIed hAmadlio n. eoOwm, Rd43*.
iMBttung f . feUer, MF ( Vesp. D xiy). liAmedrlm m. * Unocimum, ' OEG6046.
luBfV pres. 3 flg. of haobAo. hAmedni v. hAmed.
imfuo = liafoo ; Iwf - = hago-, hAgu-, heap; hAmedwIpo m. cohabUaHon, wedlock, 0E6.
+hAgftiiT to vex, harasef Ex 169 (QK). hAmedVliif n. ooMon, ooAoditolion, ML :
[0^ h&] marriage.
+liaf n. encheure, meadow, OEG ; Mdf . hAmadwU n. married woman,
lUBi^ safe and eound, DR. hAiiiare m. cofMort, &e({/eaow» M,
JoMgAm, -tis, -tosse f. wiieh, pyihoneee, httm^t, hAmetfshftmed; ImnKhenn
l)8Bg9orii(^)=hagatSom hAnaB I. to etone^ Jn;M, [*Aefi4*]
lUBfweard m. keeper of caiUe in a common II.=Uenan
field, LL462[20l httiiep (e) m. ^hemp,' Lcd,WW, [Ger.
]i«h-=hSah-; h»htto=h»gtes hanf]
hal n. omen, B204. hnnfuffelsshannfngol; lmnii>BUieim
hmi I. = hfilu. IL adj.-hU hAnVu := hIen«o
linl- ; hfil- s: hel- ; hil-, hSl- +haBp, heplio fit, convenient,
liAlan L (±) to *heal,* cure, eave, OP,Lcd, +lifBp]tonM f. convenience,
Mt,Ps;M (+) : greet, eahUe, GDSa**. Ymvatt^haep,* fastening, JB,
+hfill Hoeanna/ [h&I] IL to eojlnife, hB&paUai to *ha$p,* fasten, JS,
LoDd'lSe**. liflBpte (pret. 8 m;.) jumped, MLZl*".
+lwld==+hield Mbr (a, S) n. '£ifr,' J^; ^ : a hair, JB,
liSBlat m* man, Aero. Cp(S),Jlfi;.
liAla=hfilQ; +liAl6dshal hour- =liar-, hear-, her (e)-; liflr^shflr-
+taAledne8 f. healing, GD247U. iiAt^ f, McJbe2o<ft of hair, Mt; M. Vhaire']
liAlend (fi) m. Saviour, ChrisL [*healend*; +liAre, +hfirede Aatry.
6^. heiland] h§bt9n of hair, BlJiCd, ['Aatren']
bAlandllowAo^Mome, OEQ163*. taArenfajfEOl sb. hedgehog, SPslOS" (op.
hAlet- =s halet- hatte-f . ).
lUBleVf >&• (i^c^P- hteleCas, hteletS) man, hero, haarfest (e) m. autumn, * harvest* -time, A,Ct;
fighter, B. rheleSh' ; Oer. heid] AO : August, A10-IS6, h. handfnl Aaiui-
hiBAlainielm = neolotShelm ful of com {a due belonging to the husband'
lUBlfter n. *halter,* WW. man on an estate), LL460. [Oer. herbst]
hAlgere m. sanetifier, DR(a*). lUBrfaatllo autumnal, M.
htbSblht fuU of comers, [heaih LI hauteestaoiM m, * harvest-month,* Septem-
hAUg unstable, inconstant. Bo 1 10*. ber, MQrAZK
bAUng f. * healing,* Nic. hnrfeft-tfd f., -t&na m. autumn, harvest'
jueUm = healm time.
liAlnes f. salvation, safety, CP : sanctuary. hflnrtaftwAta m. auiwmn rain, AO 102*.
[*healness*] hArgrlpa (£; t. late) m. seizing by the hair,
liAIiietgrlV n, peace-privileges attaching to LL611.
a sanctuary, LL471[ie]. hAriht hairy, WW613*.
hAlottd f. prosperous time, Ghb 1065d. hArlng m. '^herring, * Ql{6), WW;M,
hAlsent (Cp484i) =h£]siend hArlnglfma m. herring season, Ct.
bAlsere m. soothsayer, augur, Cp963A. hArloooai mp. locks ofhair,HOL [*hairlock*]
±hAlstaii to exercise augury, take omens, barn f. wave, tide : (t) Ma, ocean,
foretell, prophesy,, Gl. [hfil] bArnAdl f . curling-pin, OEG 1200.
hAli-iend, -igend (a) m. soothsayer, augur, tanmllota m. ship, Gul307.
hAtoung I. f. augury, divination. IL— hSBneeard n. hare'Up, Lod. [Oer. haaen*
halrang I. aoharte]
liAlV, hdltSo f. *heaUh,* JB : salvation. Led; hArsyfe ($) n. 'hair-sieve,* ii 9-264.
M : healinq, JB. hAs f. *hest,* bidding, behest, command, M^
hAlu f. htoMh, prosperity, safety, salvation, Oen. [hatan]
iB,CP. hsMal m. *hazel* shrub, CRJjcd', M; Mdf.
hAlubeamt n. Saviour, Christ. hsBaelhnutu f. *hagel-nut,* €fl,WW{tk).
hAlwyri f. *pulegium,* pennyroyal, WW bAaara m. nuMter, lord, LkLR.
300**. bflaalshnael
bAlynd ^hAlend baaalan of hazel. Led. [*haeelen*}
bAmaabt (likR 1**) =hdahiniht baoap =h»p8e ; bnaauo =haaaac
hAiDMn to have intercourse with, cohabit with, bAatf L violent, vehement, adv. hnat^
M,CP : marry, MtR. -Eoe. IL t violence, strife.
RSSWALWB 144 HAUG
]iAswalw« (WW7") =*ifiew8alwe hafooqrnn n. hawk-l ribe, M.
hmi m. *Aa(/ Cp,AO; M, liafOMre m. kawker, WW235*.
hAt pree. 3 8g. of h&tan. batoefoffel m. hawk, LL(162^').
±liAteii (a) tr. to *Aea<,' 8hrJM : into, hafoewyit i a j»2em<, Lod.
become hot, 01. liato]m=hafela; -lialol(ii«) v. wan-h.
hAtoole = h£t$cole batuo = haf oo
hAte f . hetU, MJLO. [hat] hafudland (WW 147i*) = heaf odland
hflBftaru np. garments, ME. [*Aater*] baga I. m. hedge, tnclomiTe, curtilage, WW;
liftto=hAta; hflts (iBL18'**)=luBgte8 Mdf : fortified enclosure, B : homestead^
liAtst pres. 2 8g. of hatan. house, Ct ['haw'] II. m. *haw,' WW
lUBtt^lUBt; liAtte=hatte, ▼. hatan. 204» : trifie, WW136^; 269*.
tUBttende attacking, [hatian] hagal^hagol
lUDtllaa (e) to scalp, LL334,30,5. liagalSorii = hagatSom ; iMge- = hago-
hmtu {o\ e>) f 'heat,' warmA, Bl,Mt,VPs; +liagtaii (impen.) to please, suiL gif him
M '.fervour, ardour, VHy. (hine) td tSftm -f-hagige if he can afford
bAV I. nm. ^heaUi,^ untUted land,waste. Ex; it.
Mdf : heather, Ol,Lcd. IL ^lustSa hago- v. also h»g-.
liMa m. hot weather. hagol (m\ e\ a', e*) m. *haa,' JB,Otn,Met,
bMberie f . uhorHeberry, Ij od. Ph : hail shower. Bo : name of the rune for h.
hJMtcole f. name of a plant, WW. hagoltaru (hsgl-) f. hailstorm, Wa 105.
hMan I. (e) 'heathen,* heathenish, pagan, hagoUan to 'haU,* AO (-gal-).
MJBl ', AO,CP. II. m. gentile, heaihen man liagolwQr m. hail-shower.
{espedaOy of the Danes), M,Mk. liagolfaii m. 'haHstone, ' M.
liMeiia m. heaihtn, LkR21'». hagortln (ea) f. speU, Nab50^«.
bMaiMyiiiiig m. heaihen king. Da 54. hagofplnd (ea) n. cheek, [haga]
bAKeneynn n. heaihen race, Gsn2546. taagostaaM L (h«g-, heh-) unmarried, in-
bAVemdom m. 'heaihendom,* false religion, dependent. II. m. unmarried man attached
LL. to a court, bachelor, young man, warrior^
bAVenf eob n. heaihen sacrijket JjJhSS. Uege man. [Oer. hagestolzl III. n. eeli-
bAVenfolo n. heathen people, W223i*. bacy, Rd 21». IV. (heh) virgin, LL,NG.
bASengleld (i*, y*) n. idolatry : idoL bagottaaldhad (hng-) m. unmarried slate.
bASengUda (y*) m. idoUOer, M. bagoataaldllo (heh-) virgin, DR66^
bAVenbare m. Danish army, Chs. bagoataaldmonn m. bachelor, warrior.
bAScmiae 'heathenish,* pagan, AO. bagoitealdDes (heh-) f. virginity, N.
bASeniiet f. heathenism, paganism, BE. bagu-=hago-
[' heathenesse *] baguttorn (ad^) m. ' hawthorn, * ai,Mt,Lcd.
bAVenielpe m. paganism, idolatry, JS/,Chr ba ha intetj. 'ha/ ha/* MQr,
(e). I'heaihenship*] bal=heal; bal-=heal(h)-; bil-=h£l.
bAOenstyro m. heaihen calf (ihe golden calf ±bil 'hale,* 'whole,* entire, uninjtared,
of the Israelites), PPs 105^'. healthy, well, sound, safe, genuine, straight-
hJMieHm. heath-land, BoZ4?". forward, Lcd,Mt; M,CP. was t$a h., h.
bAVlht heathy, KG. weetu, h. beo tSa hail/
bAVln-=h»tSeii- hilliATt w/holesome, salutary.
bAtteUpat m. heath stalker, wolf, stag. balo(OET489)=healh
[stsBppan] hU«g, haleg- =h&lig, halg-
bASung f. heating, MB. 1-286. [*hfttaiig] hAlattan (ft) to greet, hail, salute.
bAwen (S) blue, purpl e, axu re. taUettend m. middle finger {used in saluting),
bAwengrfine cerulean, WW 379« WW.
bAwenbydelo f. a plant, Lod. bftlattung f. greeting, salutation.
bafa, imperat. of habban; hafast, hafaO» hMUaui pious f heal&yf BJilT^.
htdiBt, h8Bf5 pres. 2 and 3 8g. of habban. bilga I. wk. form of adj. halig. II. m.
-bata ▼. wan-h. batela=:hafela saint, JS,Ct. ['hallow*]
bataatu = haf ast 6a hilgawana = haligwaraa
bafeoeram. 'Aaiffl^.'IrX. ±bi]glan to 'hallow,* sanctify, M,Jn :
bafalaf (ea) m. head. consecrate, dedicate, ordain, BE,Bl,Chr;
liafelM=hafenl§a8t M : reverence, ^Ey : keep holy, Bl.
bafan pp. of hebban. -i-bAlglgand m. san^ifier, DHy64*.
bafenlanf to hold, grasp, [hebban] ±bllgung f. 'haUounng,* consecration, BE.
bafenlAas destitute, needy, poor, M,WW. bftlgungbde f. 6ene<itciKma2, NC299.
\^havdess* ; h»fen] taUgungram m. consex/rated ram, M.
bat enlteat f . want, povertiy, M. bill- = halig-
bJU«rn=hAfem bftltg 'holy,* consecrated, sacred, A,Lk :
bafatlan (i*) to clap,Jkm, M. venerated, JS,0,VPs : godly, saintly, CP,
batoe (ea) m. 'hawk,* OBT^Wyrd. Mk. as gb. what is holy, MtL. adv. -Hoe.
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biUgan I. to heal up, get weU, CP. IL«
hiUgdag m. holy day, Sabbaih, MkLJ^L.
VhoUday']
hiUgddm m. hoUness, HghUouanua, mmctUy,
iff ; CP : holy plaee, mnctuary, chapd, M :
relics, holy thtnga, LL : holy office, CP51K
Vhalidom']
liiUgddmtalls m. *sacrar%um,* CM 818.
bUf ern n. holy place, saneiuary,
liillgm6nat{ m. {holy month), September.
taiUgnM f. * holiness,* sanctUy, religioH, Bl,
Ps; M : holy place, sanctuary, CP,W : holy
thing, relic
biligportlo m. sananary, CJVPs.
biUg-rift, -ryft, -reft I. veU, M.
biUsmMwa m. vigH-heeper, LL (224").
liiUgwsBter n. *holy toaisr,' BH,
biUf-wans, -ware mp. saints, N.
hAifgweoro n. sanctuary, APsTS'.
Iialm=healm
hUort n ? satvatum. [hfill
liftlp=healp pret. 3 ag. of nelpao.
lials-=heali-; UUs-^hAk-
bus f. sdlvatiim, Cb687?
hftlsere = hAlsere
halsgang (WW190»)=liealsgaDd
hAlsiaii (±) (da) to adjure, call up, convoke,
CP,Mt,OET,VPs : exorcise, LL. [v.
^AoZm' and also hAlrian, heaLsian]
hftlBlgend I. m. exordst, M. IL = hfiJBigend
UalstiUi = healatan
bitoung f. eacoreism, LL, [▼. ^hcdsing*]
(v. also hmlroxig and healsung.)
bUswitf8uiig f. thanksgiving for safety.
Ex 681. [hals]
taalt^aOiealt; liaI«=healdIL
taJUwenda m. Saviour, M.
hilwende healing, hedUhful, sahilary, M,
CP : sanctifying, M.
hJUweikUlo salutary, wholesome, adv. -lice,
JB,CP.
liAlwendnM f. salubrity, BH28**.
hilwynda = halwende
bam L m? under-garment Csubucula,*
OEO), WW. Ihame*] n.=hamm
bftm I. m. da. ham *home,* dwelling, house,
Bl,Jn,LL ;A0 : manor, estate, hamlet, JB,
BH,Jlit, IL adv. ^home,* homewards,
Ohr,Jn;M. III. 'cautsHum,* A30-258;
33-390.
bama m. covering, dress, garment : womb,
*puerperium,' v. OEO : slough of a snake,
NC299 : bridle? Lcd3-42" (A30-257).
bima m. cricket, WW. [Cftr. heimohen]
htaaiBM familiar, NG.
bfanoyme m. home-coming, return, M,
[^homecome*]
bamele f. rowlock (only in phr. fet nlore
hamelan for every oar, Le. rower, Cbr
1039X). [ON, hamla; v. also ha]
bamellan to hamstring, mutilate, Chr,
['hamble']
liamer=hamor; -bamer v. dod-h.
0. H.
±bAm0ttaB to house serfs, Ct,LL.
bimfaurelt n. going home, AO 146^.
bftmfflBit restdentp settted in or owning a
house, JE.
bimfaru f . attack of an enemy in his house,
housebreaking : fine for housebreaking. [ y.
LL2-504]
bAmbenn f. domestic fowl, LoD92a.
+baiii!an to establish in a hornet JnL p 188^
bimltas homeless, Rd40'.
bamm L m. piece of pasture land, enclosure,
dweUing, Ct;ML;kdi. Vham*] U. f.
*ham* (part of leg), Lcd,WW; M.
+baiiimoii studded ivUh nails (of shoes)?
GD37".
-bamod ▼. +fit$or-h.
bamola (o^) mutilated person? ANS98*127.
to hamolan besoiran to shave the beard off
{as insuU), LL68,35,3.
bamor (o^, e>) m. 'hammer,* Jul,WW.
bamorian (amer-) to beat out,forge, GPH396.
bamoneef m. hammer-sedge, LoD.
bamorwyrt f. black hellebore, watt-peOitory,
Xe({ 1-374. [*hammerwort*^
I1A111MS&* f . aedileship, Gl.
-bimseyld ▼. riht-h.
bAmslttend in. home-possessor,
btnitlUaiide living at home.
himM m. return home, HLIO* ^.
himtflttan to return home, WWII81*.
bimsdcn f. offence of attacking a man in his
own house, LL : the franchise of holding
pleas of this offence and receiving the penal-
ties for it : ^ penalty itself, Ct. [*hame-
sucken*]
bftmsteaU m. homestead, Ct. [*homestall*]
blmatede m. * homestead,* CU
hamulo (Chb 1039b) = hamele
bamiir=hamor
bfanwaard homewards, towards home, on the
way home, Chr ;M. [^ homeward ']
bimweardas adv. 'homewards,* Chr.
bimweorituiig f. omamenlofa home, B2998.
bAmwerod (eo*, v') n. household, BH191».
hftmwerd (JE) = hamweard
bftmwyrt f. house-leek. Led, [*homewort*]
bAn I. {boundary-)stone, BC. [* hone *]
baoa m. cock, M. lOer. hahn]
banautng m. cock-crow, MH4^*.
banorM (n) m. cock-crow, M. [orawa n]
banerMtU (o^) f. time of cock-crow, WW
413W
band (o) f. (gda. handa) *hand,* Jn,VPs,
WW;AO,CP,M. brad h. palm, on h.
gan to yiM. on h. ayllan to give a pledge :
side {in defining position), JB. awitSre,
winatre h. rtght, left, hand, on gehwntSere
h. on both sides : power, control, possession,
charge, Ps,RB. on h. agiefan, td handa
leetan to liond over (to), on handa aeUan
promise, bargain, id handa healdan hold
(land) of another, on handa aettan entrust,
commit : agency, Ps, VPs : person regarded
as holder or receiver of something. I
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taSBdnz f. ^dextraiis,' a hind of axe, WW
221".
handbCBftlaii (ea*, a*) io lament, NG.
luuidbaiiftt m. ^auer by hand, B.
luuiA«U f. *handieU,* OL
huidbde f. ^handbook/ manval, LL,WW.
huidboiiA = haadbana
haiidlirad n. palm of the hand, breadih of the
hand, ML.
huMM n. towel, M, \^handMh'^
handeopa m. handcuff, manade.
luuDUloraaft m. manual ehiU, power of the
hand, handiaraft, M,LL. ['Aaiuicvt^*]
handevyrn f. hand-miiU, iB. [oweom]
haniWMMa m. doer with his own hand,ljL.
luuidele= handle
+luuidto8taii to betroth,
handtettnunff (e*) f. joining hands in con-
firmatian of a pledge, WW.
handfuU nf. ^hawfftU,* EpJiPa.
handsanf m. imposition of hands : surrender,
handgamaca m. companion in labour, ML
handgemdtt n. battle, B.
taandgesoeatt f. handiwork, Gxn465.
handgeieUa (o^) m. companion, B1481.
handgartaallat m. companion, B.
handgeawing n. blow, stroke, El 115.
handgeweaM n. power, possession, PPs 106".
handgewaoro n. ^ handiwork, \creaiion,JEJPs,
handgewlnn n. manwol labour, work,
struggle, contest,
handgewilt n. handwriting, agreement, deed,
haadgewitSen woven by hand, B1937.
[wriSanI
handglft f . wedding present, fHy lO^*.
handgoQg =liandgang
taandgrtpe m. * hand-grip,* B966?
liandgitV n. peace, protection given by the
king's hand, LL (▼. 2-494). [^handgnth']
handhabbend red-handed (thief), LL172[6].
handhaf m? n? burden, LkLll^.
handbamur m. * hand-hamm er,' W WA^K
taandliradgl n. napkin, towel, WW 127^
handbrlna m. touch. An 1022.
handhwn f . instant, £. [* handwhUe ']
handle f? 'Aaiulle/ Cjp.
handltenf n. requHoX, recompense,
liandleng(u) f. a hand's length, IM1247«.
±handllan to ^handle, 'fed. Led ; M : discuss,
^8*304; 308.
handDn n. hand-cloth, napkin,
bandllnga adv. by hand, iELll"^ : hand to
hand, at dose quarters, JB. [* handlings ']
hnadloe^nf joined together by hand,
handlung f. * handling,* JB,
bandmiBgent n. bodily strength*
handmilta = anmitta
handnsBgl m. finger-nail, Lod 125a.
handplegaf °^ fiQ^f battle,
bandprtest m. domestic chaplain^ M,
handrAe m. onrush, attack, B2072.
Iiandr6t famed for strength. Ex 247.
bandsoalu = handacolu
handsooluf f. retinue, B.
bandseyldlg condemned to lose a hand, LL
471[134].
handieald given personally {by the king), LL
637[12].
handseaz n. dirk, dagger , M,
handeelen *maneipafio,* WW440".
taandeeten f. attestation, signature, rat^fieo'
tion, Ct
liandsez=handfleaz; taandilyhtsandalyht
handwMBll m. blow with the hand, *alapa,*
JnLRlO*.
handspltel m. hand-shovd, spade,
bandiporu f. daw, finger, B986.
bandstoo n. cuff, sleeve, ▼. ES38-352.
bandswigeDoe adv. similarly, RB. [a nd-]
bandnvjle m. swelling on the hand, WW
2061*.
bandtam tamed by hand, £L8".
bandt^egn m. retainer, servant,
bandffwtaljD. uxwAtfi^ o/ tike Aancb, WW 140*.
bandweorc n. handiwork, Bd,LL, [* hand-
work']
bandworbt made with hands,
bandwundor n. marvd of handiwork, B2768.
bandwyrm (o) m. a kind of insect, Cp,WW,
[^handworm']
bandwynt f. wrist, WW. Vhandwrist']
+bange (o) disposed, indined to, Rdc 42.
bangeile t appendix, Bd45*.
bangen pp. of hdn.
banglan (±) (intr.) to ^hang,' be hanged, JB;
CP : depend, rest on, JB : (tr.) hang, suspend,
JB,Lcd,
bangra m. hanger, wooded slope, Mdf .
bangriM ? (£S 39*348) = hancted
bangwlte? n. penalty for miscarriage of
justice, EC. [v. ^hangwite*]
bir h ^hoar,' An : hoary, grey, old, B,Jud,
Met,Wa, IL=hfir
hara m. *hare,' Ep; M,
baranblge hare's foot {plant) , Lod .
haranepeocel viper's Imgloss, WW299*.
hlranwyrt^harewyrt
baraste<»ra m. dogstar, WW 198".
hard = heard; hireb1lne=harhune
htee-wy rt, ha ran- (Lcd) f. a plant, ^colo-
casia,' WW135».
birhOne f . horehound.
hirlan to become hoary or grey, JE,8hr,
Vhoar']
bArnes f. hoariness, WW. I'hoamess']
bArung f. hoariness, age, i9SGB295^^
hirwelle, harwenge {M) hoary, g rey-ha ired.
hArwengnes f. hoariness, old age, WW 198*^.
hfts 'hoarse,' WW,
hiWBta m. oarsman, rower, Chb 1052s. [ha]
haBewa=ha8wa wk. form of haen.
Ka«iiiifft*m« to sound harshly.
hislan to beer become *hoarse,' JE,
baslbnutu {WW)^ hmelhnata
hianes f. ^hoarseness,' WW-, M,
hassue m. coarse grass, KG, ['hassock']
bisswSge sounding hoarsdy, GPH391.
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HASH 147 HEAFOD6LJ5GE
hMut (m) dusky, grey, ashen. hiafod n. gs. hSaideB *head,* JB^nR,VPs.
hMvMg grty, ashen, Bd 12^ hSaf dee t^liw to JarfeU life : top, OET :
ImMxqfMarey-eoated.^OBJB^^Zl. somree, origin : chief, leader, CP,Chr :
htmwUttwrt^ orey-feaihered. capital (city), AO,
bit [862] I. 'hoi,' flaming, OuJ^; M,CP, htafodSMW (afa) m. chief field. WW 147^*.
AO : fervent, eseeited, Bl : intense, violent, htafodAdre f. cej^kUie vein, LoD96b.
An,€fuJ*h : inspiringf attraetiver SsiLT64. htatodUn n. skuU, Lod.
II. n. heat, fire. III. {±, not + in N) il hSatodbtag m. crown, Boll2>*.
promise, vow, L kL;C P. htafodbend m. diadem, crown : hsad-hond,
+bate m. enemy, WW393**. feUer about the head, M.
±hitanv aotive pret. h6(h)t, hd(h)ton; btetodbMVf t A«/me<,B1030.
poadve pret. (origly. pres.) h&tte {CP,Mt) b«iifodbMrbt with a splendid, shining head,
to command, direct, bid, order, M,Ct : Bd20*.
sumnum, Dan : vow, promise, Jul : (w. btafodUwMp m. high priest, M,
nom. ^Yoo.) name, call, AO;CB'. be called, hUtodlMUM m. skull
M. VhigM*] hUtodhoUin n. pillow.
hUBBdv. hotly, fervidly, JB. Choi*} hBsdodboU il ancestral seat, CL
bJUbaort (y>) I. n. anger, rage. IL (±) h%atodburh t chief city, M,AO.
wraOful, furious, passionate, M,CP : btafodoUlV n. head-clolh, head-dress, WW;
ardent, whoU-hearted. adv. -Hoe. ML. ['headdoth*]
bittioort6f.=h&theortL btafodewlde m. important saying, LL :
+bitboorttftn to become angry. chapter, DB.
bJUbeortnet f . rage, fury, mania, M,CP : btafod^yrlee f. caihedral, LL.
zeal, fervour. btafddoeo m. headache, M.
i:bAtbiertan (i, y) to become angry, GP. btafodlrsBtonnea (e>) 1 hairpin, ornament
bAttalgo m. anyer, PP889^ [hyge] for the hair, WW.
bAthort(K6L)=hatheort btafod-gamaMoa, -gemaoa (OF) m. maU,
h a Man , -igan to *hate,* treat as an enemy, companion, feUow-servant.
CP; JSi btafodgarim n. number by heads, greatest
bittan to be or get 'hot,* VPs. number, Jud309.
baOgond m. enemy, iEGB206*. btafodgetel n. cardinal number, .£Gb283*.
bftttgende becoming hat, Lod. biafodgewAde n. face-covering, veil, M,'W.
batlgendllo haUful, iEL3^. btafodgllt m. deadly sin, capUal offenu, LL
+biaand n. promised land, BH346*. 380[2J.
\iMMihosl%U,biUeT,M,WW(K€fl). ['hotel*; b«afodgliiimt m. Aeoil** ^em, eye.
op. hetol] btatodgoM n. orown, PPs,W.
bfttta v. hatan. b«afodbAr n. hair of the head, WW.
battefagol ab. hedgehog, AP8103* (op. btatodbebba m. beginning, A8-304 : prime
bfiren-f.). mover, ^L23***.
batung f. haired, LPs; M. V hating*] biafodbragl (u>) n. head-dress, So74*.
bilung f . heating, infiammatton, Lcn>. btaf odbif dfSo f . sewrfiness of the head, Lcd
bAtwande hot, burning, £x 74. 85b.
+ba1$erlan = heatSorian btafodlbt (e^) with a head or tuft.
ba1k>]tt(a m. e26ou;, Lod 99a. btafodleabter m. capital crime, deadly sin,
-bAwe ▼. earf o6-h. M.
b&were m. spectator, CP2291'. btafodliaa 'headless,* WW; M.
±biwlan to gaze on, view, look at, notice, btafodUe capital, deadly (crtme), Bl.
M,CP. I'headly*]
biwong f . observation, AS. btafodllng m. equal,fellow-servant,MtHad).
h% m., heol., hit n. (pen. pron.) 'he,* she, it; [*headling*]
phthey: {reAeai.pTon.)himself, herself, itself, btafodlond n. strip of land i n afield, left for
bfe I. np. and nam. (wk.) of h«ah adj. turning a plough, (ft; WW. ['headland*]
IL=h&khady. IIL=hie, hi, nap. of hfi. htafod-mdHrff -maga{ m. near blood-
bia-=heah-; beador=heai5or relation.
btador , hSadeor^hSahdSor btafodmann m. ' head'^nan, * leader, captain,
btet m. mourning, lamentation, wailing, AO. WW;M.
[^hbot] btafodmynster n. church, cathedral.
bCafd- = hSaf od- btef odpanno f . skull, Mt. [' headpan *]
baatdlan to behead. htafodport m. chief town, Chb 1086.
btaf ed = heaf od ; beaf eUi = haf ela biaf odrlce n. empire, AO 68*^.
biaflan ( JS) = hfiofian btafodair m. pain in the head, Lod.
btefllo sad, grievous, Bl123^ btafodalent f. (eyesight), eye.
beafo (B2478) nap. of hnf. b«afodsl8Bge (a*) m. head of a pillar, WW
baafoc^haloo 376^*.
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liiafodniia»l *eapUium,' pari of a woman*9 htahtore f. 'Aei/ff/ M,BH,WW.
dnaa, WW276» ; 369^*. btalifriat m. high lord.
]i«ttlodftMl« m. ckUf place, AO : high place, htalifrfolB m. great feeHval, IJi344[47].
eaered place, LL470[3,6]. h9ablt%oMM9gm.greatfeaei (2ay,LL262[25].
htafoditdl m. capital, AO. htahfrfoWU f. great feeUval, LL252[22,2].
haatoditdw L place for the head, BHS24*. htahfru (ITVf )=hteMore
htafodiwlma m. dixtinees, Gmr 1668. hWiffr n. towering fame, Whalb22.
htaXod«^i = hSafodden hM«*it m. Hol^f Ohoet, Gb85S.
hiatodiyiiii (A^ f. deadly ein, W290>*. htahgMOdor n. charm, PPs57«.
hiafodVwtal il waehing of the head, WW hteliferita m. high sheriff, chief officer, pro-
146». coniul, prefect, JS.
hHtodmurcnL pain in the head. Led; WW. h9mhgfnmnung f. principal eynagogue,
[*headwark*] Mk5**.
hMMtw9Brdhtwatchovertheheadf B^Wdi htahgewMtt f. Yio62e creotere, Gxk4.
bodjf-guard, LL444[1]. ['headword*] IL htelif eiea^p n. fate, B3084.
m. chief protector, leader. III. f. chapter, htahgastrioiit n. ricA (recMure.
hiafodwliid m. chief wind {E, 8, W or N htelif etlmtead high^iU, Sat29.
wind), Lod3*274. htelif •dmbnit npL lofty edifice,
htalodwltet m. chief, director. hUbgtKMng n. u^elmtng food, Rd4**.
htafodwdV f. voice, Bd 9*. htaliffiiVangeii = hSahtSungen
htaiodwiiBdf. iMmn^tn<AeAe(«2,LL20[44]. hMaiieiworc n. excellent work.
htatodwylm m. tears, El1133 : Immingpain htabgnankVBgt ^ ^^ fT^f-
in the head. htaligod m. Moet High, Ood, PPsM*.
htetodwyrhto m. chief workman, ME2-S30. htabgmft carved in bae-relUf, WW348*.
liMtola=:hafe]a; hiafre=h«ahfore btahtaid m. holy orders, LL(S34*).
htaltang m. dirge, WW430». [heofui] htatahalm loftily crested, ZDA33-238.
hMfu (B1862) nap. of h»f. htahhtelode (fih-) f. elecampane, LcD28b.
heafue (VPs)=hiiloo; h«atud=li«alod htabheort proud, Da540.
htagVsObieah; liMg»-=hAgo- blahhllVt n. ^i^^ Ai'^.
b«ace (^)=hgah adv. btatabwiolod (d^) having high wheds, WW
beafo- = hago-, haeu- ; btagum v. hML 140**.
btab I. (e) gam. fites, asm. hSan(n)e, gp. biabbylte n? high woodf Ct.
bSar(r)a, dp. heagum, htem, oomp. hierra btabbyrde m. archimandrite, head abbot,
{i, eah, ie, y) ; sup. hiebst (te, e, y) 'high,* OEG910.
tall, lofty, M,BHXcd,VPs, etc. : high-class, btebbyrae^Saghyme
exaUei, suJbUme, iUustrious, important, CP, btablAce m. learned physician, MH.
VPs : proud, haughty : deep : right {hand), bteblandt n. mountainous c ountry .
II. adv. * high, ' cOoft, JBQr. hSabUriow m. head teacher, WW.
btabaltire m. high altar, W. btabliee = heahlfioe
btehbeorg m. mountain, PP894*. btablaorntre n. high teacher, master, 0E6
btabMioop m. archbishop, pontiff : (Jewish) 910.
high priest, HL lO^^. bftabUc = healio
btabblln f. exultation, PPsllS^u bteblutef f. great hve.
btabboda m. archangel, Gr296. bMmmgeii o. great force : power, virtue,
b0abbiirg f. chief city, metropolis : (f) town ^L.
on an eminence. btebmsMie f . high mass.
btaboisare m. emperor, fHy 7**. bfjahmamadasg m. high-mass day, NC300.
btebeleofa m. principal chamber. btabmlbt} f . high authority, great might
bfeb-ellf n. nap. -oleofu high cliff. bSabmodf high spirited, exultant : promdp
btabcrsBft m. high skiU, Rd 36«. haughty.
btabenBtOga m. archOecL btabmMnw f. pride, CP301^
btataeynlngt m- high king, Ood. biabmunt m. mountain.
btabdtor n. stag, deer. btebnama m. most exalted name, fHy?^*.
btabdforbund (hSador-) m. stag-hound. biahnes (M) = hSanes ; btabrm ▼. h^.
btabdterbunta m. stag-hunter, Ct. bAabrecedf n. high building, temple.
btabdiaoon m. archdeacon. biabrodor m. high heaven. Gen 161.
bfob-aald* superl. -yldeet (CM 36) excellent, bSabrdn =hagoran
distinguished. btebsftoerd m. high or chief priest,
bteb-ealdor, -ealdonnannm.ruler, jMJrician. btabsfilf 1 great happiness. ^^
btabengel m. archangel, M. btabsAKtolT m. chief pirate, WW.
btabtfldder m. patriardi, M,C1? : Ood. biabsangere m. chief singer, BH314'.
Yk%eb!laMX permanent, immyJtable,WiD\4,Z. bfiabaeeatSa m. chief pirate, GEO 8^
btabfBBsten n. fortified town, city. [scatta]
btebflod m. deep water, high tide. btebsetowere (e^) m. 'pontifex,* DB2I^
hsahscSreman
149
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htebacfremaii (e^) m. 'procurator/ DB103*.
htabseld n. raUrutn, iJurcne,
hWiflele m. high haU, B647.
htalisetl n. exaUed Mat, throne, judgment-
seat, JS^nL{e^). [v. ^eetOe']
htabsomnung (MkL ; e^) = hgaBgwiamnnng
haahaitap very high, Gxn2839.
htahstade m. hiph place, B286.
htahstef nf having a high prtno.
h«aliitr«t m. highway, Ct, [^high elred*^
hMhstreBi^ f. etrengih, PPslOT^.
htaluiuine (Si)adj.mp. very «tn^MkR2^*.
htatasynn f. deadly ein, crime,
btahtU f. feetiwd, holy day, LL, Vhigh
tide']
hiahtliiibar m. lofty building, Chu45.
htahtrtow f. eolmn compact. Ex 388.
htahVearf f. great need, PPsll7.
hiahVagen m. chirf officer, captain, M :
apoeUe, & : angel,
htahVflf nuog f. important function, Ez06.
btehVted (gi) f. great peopU.
htahthrfe m. great terror, Gxh2646.
htahVrymint m., hdahStymnest f. great
glory.
h«ah«ut=:]ueh«a
htahVungen of high rank, Hhu trioue, AO.
hMhwtofod n. high dliar, WW186>^.
btahweore = hSal^y^weorc
htahwlta m. high couneUlor, Chb1009.
hiahyldMt ▼. h«aheald.
b«al = (l)heaUi; (2) heall I.
bteI(BL)=h&l
btala m. hydrocele, CP66*.
bMtorn n. haUbuilding, B78.
bMldI.n.i>ro(ee<um.C7Arl036;£C. {'hM';
»hie)d] II. eloping, inclined, bent,
+beald =+hield
beaMan' (a) (±) (tr. and intr.) to *hM*
(^i'hald^), contain, holdfast, graep^ retain,
poeaesf, inhabit, AS,Chr ; OP. t5 nanda li.
hold (land, etc,) of ano^er : (±) curb, re-
Hrain, rule, reign, Chr,CP : ( ± ) heep, guard,
preserve, foster, cherish, defend, M,Bl,Mt,
Ps; AO : withhold, lock up i maintain, up-
hold, support, M,LL : regard, observe, fulfil,
do, practise, Bl;M: takeeare, CP : celebrate,
held (festival) : hofd out (intr. ), last, ongSan
h. resist : proceed, go : treat, behave to, bear
oneself.
+bealddaga8 mp. kalends, WW 176**.
+bealde contmledf careful? ▼. MP 162.
baaldaod m. protector, guardian, ruler, king,
lord,€fod,
+bealdendgooni continent, DR45^T(ai).
bealdlend *custodiens,* EPb114'.
±beaidn«s f. keeping, observance, BH :
guard, watch, APs38*.
baaUtoum (haJ-) sufficient, ANS 120-26.
-fbaaMmim prowaemt, economical, frugal,
CP : chaste, continent, ML.
^bealdsumnas f. keeping, observance, de-
votion, M : custody, preservation : conti-
nence, chastity.
+baaMuiig f. keeping,
btal«O0 (GL)=rhtehUBoe
bialade suffering from hydrocele, ruptured,
CP
baalf (a) L adj. *half,* A,Ct^udJjcd; M,
AO. Vridde h., etc. =:two and a half, etc.
[Ger, drittehalb] II. (a) f . half, M,Q,Ckr :
side, Ol(A),Mt,Ct; ^,AO : part, CP.
baaUoUmed half -plastered, HL17«'.
bealfolungen (a^) half-withered, (^ 2658.
baaltolyplgeiide adj. semi-vowel^ MQ^
bealt-cwlo, -oacu haffdead, AO,CP.
baaifdted half-dead,AXSD,
baalf aald (a^) half -grown, LoD02a.
baalllMa lame, OPH396.
baalArfo half -free, W171«e.
bealfliir somewhat hoary, A 8*449
baalfbtefod n. front part of the head, MOa
74».
baalflvfUi half -rough, WW162i«.
baalfbundlng m. cynocep halus , Nas.
baalfbwft somewhat white, WW 163'.
baaUh^ half a hide (of land), LL460[7,1].
beamnann m. 'ha^rnan,* jB€hr27,
baalfmara half a mark (v, maro).
baalfpenlifwiiitl n. halfpenny-wcrih, 'LL,'W,
baaifriad reddish, WW149>*.
baalfwyUUg partiallv guilty, ZDA31-23.
baalfiatta* m. half a ^sester* (measure of
bulk), WW444«. [L, eextariup]
baatblnawaalt semicircular, WW 179".
baalfaiapande half-asleep, LV3; MH138^
bealfMMlan half-cooked,
baalfter = hnlftet
baalftryndal n. hemisphere, WW140^
baalfunga to a certain extent, partially, im-
perfecUy, M,CP.
baaliwudu m. field-balm, IiCD44b.
baalgaman m. social enjoyment, B1066.
baalglan = halgian
baalb m. (?n. at LHy6*^) (nap. hala«)
comer, nook, secret place., CP,Outh,WW :
comer of land left by the stream in a river
vdOey, Ct (r, Mdf). ['Aole']
baalblbta havina many angles, 0E0121.
btaUe (6) high, elevated, exalted, lofty,
sublime, JS; CP : deep, profound, intense,
M,CP : lordly, noble, great, iUustrious, dis-
tinguished, JS;(yP : proud, hauaMy *
egregious, heinous, W. adv. -lice highly,
aloft, JB : in or to high position or rank,
loftily, BH : intensely, very, Bi, [* higUy'}
btallcnes t, sublimity, majesty, M,
baall L f. 'haU,' dweUing, house, B,Mt; M,
CP. II. =healbi. III. rock, 0EQ4111.
baaUle palatial.
baallrtaf n. waU-tapestry, Ct.
baaUwibrift n. wall-tapestry, Ct.
baatan I. (a, «) m. * haulm,* stalk, straw,
Lcd,MtL,VPs : *eulmm,* thatched rooft
land? LL116[61]. II.=helm
baatamtriaw n. stubble, SP882>«.
baaloe=holc
baalp pret. 3 sg. of helpan.
HEALRBCED ISO HEABH
healreoed n. haU-lmiUi$tg, B68. hian^idlg poor, Gra 26.
bMlf (a) m. neck, Otn : prow of a Mp. hiiv ml. {of ihinns) *Aeap,' Cp,CP : koH,
[*hahe*; Oer, hals] crowd, asaanbiif, company, troop, band, Bl;
healfbiift m. coUar, necklace, ^,CP.
haatobeorg f. neck-armour, 0E6. ±htapUui to *heap* up, coUect, bring together,
htalibde f. pkylactery, G. [h&k] aceumukUe, Lk,
taMltbrynlffe coraltt, ▼. 0£Q2«>'. hta|nnAlum adv. by companies, in troope,
haalsfswt adj. a$ a slave, Osn2238. flocks, JB,CP; AO. ['heapmeal']
hiialifang n. fine prescribed in subsliMion hiapum adv. in heaps, in troops,
for capUal and other punishments, preferen- hfopung f. heap, BH, [* heaping^]
tial share of the *wergdd/ LL (▼. 2-489). bear- (N)=heor
VhaUfang'] hCara=h6ahra (y. heah)
baalq^abedda t beloved bedfeOow, consort, baaronanf =heoroniin£
vfife, B63. beard (a) ^hard,* harA, severe, Oem, cruel
baalsguBd (a^) m. nedb-tMfiioitr, L(n>»WW. (things and persons), B,Bl,Cr,MtJLcd :
h99MKn to entreat eamesUif, beseech, implore, strong, intense, vigorous, violent, B,Bl :
AO,CP. [v. also haLnan, hfilaian] hardy, bold, B; AO.
baalileiidlte (a) thai may be intreated, SPs beardewlde m. harsh speech, abuse (or
89". adv. -lioe importunately. Theannowide), Cb1444.
httdOUend^ m. sitter in halL bearda adv. *hard,* hardly, firmly, very
bealil«9er n. reins, OET622. severely, strictly, vehemently, AC : exceeding-
bealmmgeV f. beloved maid, Gsir2165. ly, grecOly, M.
baalmiyna m. necklace, M. [mene] baardeq; Lf sharp of edge. 11. f. sword,
bMtood (a^• e*) mn. head-doA. El 768.
baaladma f . neck-tumour, Lod 132b. baardbara m. a fish, mulletf Op.
baalsref ««er (a^) i. feathers of a pillow, down, beardbiaw chisel, C^408c.
Rd41*^. [cp. OuG. halsare 'cervical'] baardbeort hard-hearted, M : stubborn,
baals-aood, -ed=healBod obstinate, M.
baalstAn (a) m. small cake, WW. baardbaortnas I. hard-heartednesJt, M,CP,
baalsung f. prayer, supplication, conjuring, baardhlcgandat brave.
entreaty, [v. * halse ' and also hakung and ±baardlan to be or become hard. Led : Juirden,
hfilrangl Led. [*hard*]
baalsunggabad (a) n. litany. baardlngf m. bold man, hero.
baalsungflma (a) m. time of supplication, baardlic severe, harsh, terrible : excessive.
NC299. adv. -lioe harshly, resohUely, severely,
baalswasre m. pain in the neck, Lod 113a. sternly : stouUy, bravely, M : excessively :
baalswrlffa m. necklace, Bd6«. hardly CpaukUim,' 'tractim*), ES42-174.
baalswyrt (a)f. aplant,dafMilf*epicurium, baardUcnat f. austerity.
auris leporis,* Lcd,WW;OEQ. l*hals- baardmdd brave, bold, over-confident, M :
wort*] obHinaU, iELSO***.
baalt (eo) 'haU,' limping, lame, AO. baardmddnaa f. obstinaof, MB. l-252».
baall- = heald- baardnabba m. raven, ^H2*144".
baaltlan to 'halt,' limp, CP,VPs(9^)iM : hwr^9§ t' hardness,' Ep,Mtj4:d JIB.
hesitate, ML 18** : faU away, BH. baardra (OEQ) =heardhara
baalVagnt m. haU-offieer. baardrftd jirm» constant, 6sh2348.
baalwudu m. woodwork ofhaU, B 1317. baardsAllg unfortunaU, unhappy.
btam v. heah. baardsAlnas f . calamity, AO 104^^.
biam-ol, -Hi miserly, frugal, Cp. baardsAlV f . hard lot, calamity, unhappiness :
btamolsolpa m. miserliness, NG300. misconduct, wickedness, CP.
bfon 1. lowly, despised, poor, mean, abject, baardwandnca strictly, BH365".
B,VPs; M,AO. l*hean'] adv. htene. baarg (as, e) nap. hearaat, em. temple, altar,
II. V. hSah. III. (-k) to raise, exalt, extol, sanctuary, idol, AO,CP z grovet AallO.
BH. [-*hlen, hfn; 'high'] hwtg%nt (heirh-) m. dwdUng in the woods,
bianai f. 'highness,' i4(h5ah.),CP : some- Wif15.
ihing high, high place, height, Jf<(heah.), baargUc (h) idolatrous, WW236'.
VPs. on hSaniMam tn the highest, 'in baargtnef (tt^) n. »doI-fempfe, B176.
exeelsis,' M : excellence, sublimity, CP : baargwaard m. tempU>'Warden, priest
high rank. (herig-), Air 1126.
btanbM m. difficuUy, WW. baarbHhearg
btenllo ignominious, abject, poor, AO. adv. baann (e) I. m. damage, ' harm, * injury, evil,
-Hoe. affliction, B,Oen ; M,CP : grief, pain, Oen :
h%aaaoib&f downcast, depressed, sad. insuU, calumny. 11, ad}, hmmful, ^'
biannas I. (S) 1 treading down, NO. IL-* nanf, evil
hSanet btannshrSam
pneATtUA 151 HEFELD
hMmui m. BhreuHnausBf weasel f OET (Cp taealtugrlBit JKeree.
666). [OHG, hArmo] heaffuttot n- batOe-play, batOe.
heanoMolBnen made of weasel skinsf Chb h«a9u]lnd f. shield of linden wood, f^HB
1076D. 937.
h6«nnb«rK (») m. grave. Rums Caskbt. hfe'SullSeiidet m. ssafaHng worries,
hearmewalu f. greai suffering, Cb1609. heaVimiAro /amedt in baitU, B2802.
h6aniieweod«llaii(VPB)wy.-"h€armoweSan h%sMuri^^ m. onmsh, attaek,
heannewflVaii* to speak evil of, revile, NO. haaVurtaf d. war-gear, B401.
beannoweVond (e^) m. slanderer, JPs 71^ beatfurtnet m. warrior.
beannowlddSan to calumniate. Bo. bea9ur5f f famed in war, brave.
bMRnewtdet m. calumny, blasphemy : beaVuseMid? dinied in war, B2880? (or
heavy sentenoe, curse, 7 heatStuoearp baUk'Sharp).
baannowldol evU-speaking, slanderous, M. baaVusteo wounded, B2764.
beannewldolian (eo*, e*) to calumniaie, heaHuslgel m. m», Bd72^*.
Psl 18^**. beaVusttapt towering in balUU,
beannowldolnes f . skmder, EPs 1 18^. baaVuswAlf m. blood of baUle.
hMrnutog m. day of grief, B3153. boaVufweng m. batUe-sbroke, B2681.
baarmadwnt n. grievous reproach. beaVutorbt clear as a battle-cry, B2563.
b«ann*ful, -follio hurtful, noxious. beatluwAd f. armour, B39.
-bearmgaorn v. on-h. baaVuweore a. battle-deed, B2802.
bearmbaortnes f. murmuring, complaint, baaVuwMff weary from fighting, Wald2".
WW51 1". baa«uwytait (»*, «■) m. fierce flame.
beaimlaii to * harm, ' injure, JB. b toum = hfiagam dp. of hteh.
baannlioVt ^' ^^^IfV* lamentation. +bfew n. gnashing, grinding.
beannUo harmful, grievous, M. btow- = hJSw- (hfiawi, Cp 303o = hftwen)
baannloeat m. prison : heU. ±bfowmnT to *hew,* hack, strike, cleave, cirf,
hetanaaplegtim. fight, strife, Qbh1898. cut down, kiU, JB,BH,ChrJudJjLimaj^
baannsoatSa m. terrible enemy, B766. by hewing, A. «ftan b. to slander, W 160*.
beannMaarut f. afHicti&n, punishm/ent, boawan (K)=beofon
penalty, [aoeran] -btowara ▼. hrltSer-, wadu-h.
baamislega m. grievous blow, Cb1435. -bebba v. hfiafod-h.
baarmsprfio f . calumny, WW 198«. ±bebl»n« (n) pres. 3 Bg. h«, pi. hMon, pp.
baarmstaBtt m. harm, sorrow, tribulation. hafen (hafenl (wk. forma in LWS, pMt.
baarmttn m. shoot of sorrow, 6sk992. hefde, pp. hefod) to 'heave,* raise, l%ft, hft
hwrpe {m){.'harp,^ jB,VPs;CP. up, exaU, JS,B,Bl,Ps;CP : intr. rwe,
baarpansBgal m. plectrum. W 100*.
baarpera (a) m. harper, BoJj n\M ,CP. babba =h»bbe ▼. habban.
baaipeatra f. (female) harper, WW 190*. -babba, -hebbing v. up-h.
baarpastrang m. * harp-string, ' ApT. bebbandUo exalted, DR 181K
baaiptan to *harp,* Bo; M. babald=befeld; baban=heofon
baagpnaagal =hearpe n«gel baber=h»fer; babuc=hafoo
baarpaang m. psalm, WW129**. baac^hno; baead=bacod
baarpalaga m. plectrum {instrument for b6eann. iki<i, £835*332; NG 367.
striking the harp), OEO : harp-^Mnng. baog (GHR547ET)=hefle
baarpawig m. sound of the harp, BtFB 150'. baega-splnd, -awind = hagoapind
baarpung f. 'harping,' Bo. ±bMan I. (w. g.) to 'heed,' o6««eriw, BJ^L;
baarrat («, o, ie, eo) m. lord, master, CAr (»), M : look after, care for, guard, protect, take
Qen. ['her'; Oer. herr] charge of : obtain, receive, take, AS. II.-
blam=h6ahra (t. hfiah) h^dan
baar8tapanna=hientepaiine badclftV m. a coarse, thick, upper garment
bianiim=hfenam like a chasuble, Lod 1*346^'.
baart (NG)Mheord, beorot bUdarn (f) n. storehouse.
-baarwa v. Sigel-h. ; bias ▼. hUh. bCda pret. 3 sg. of bSgan.
baaaaan sshyscan ; baaau shaan badan m. robe, hood, chasuble, LL.
baa«o-:sb6at$a. («tf»r) badandlic captious, OEO 3208. adv. -lice,
baaVort n. restraint, confinement. WW 199^.
d:baa;SDrlaii (e*) to shut in, restrain, control. bataMlan =hefeldiaii
bfotfirym sbtehVrymm bafda I. (VPa) s^bsfdepret. 8 ag. of babbaa.
baaVubyrnaf f. war-corslet. II* v. hebban. ,
hemnJodBott bold, brave. beta (») m. weight, burden, M : m%na,
hesLtvOrmanBnde fighting. El 130. talentum, ' OPH 396.
baaQufyrf n. cruel fire. bataful severe, RB49".
baaffagaong ycma^ «A toor, Fik2. batagXbefig
baa9aglaiiuii m. wound got in battle, Rd57*. bataM m. weaver's beam, 01 [v. 'heald J
HBFELBIAN 1S2 HELLHSOBT
±hefeMiaii (a*) iofx Oc wtfi, begw the web, tatld L^hyld, hyldo. IL shield
Gl. iMUaiisliieldaa
heleMMM m. thread (for vfeaving), Ol. hMt L f. tatu^, Led,WW ; M. VhOden
hefelgyrd (eP) f. 'Udaionum/ weaver*$ II.=hyldo
ehuUU, Gl. iMto f. subterfuge, LL(Z2I^''). ['Acle']
hef o-lle, -Hoe =■ hefig-lio, -Doe heto- = helle-, ele- ; hUend = hftlend
hefen L («) f. buirden, loadf RB49i*. II.» heltnmg ^heoloning ; litM sheleV
heof on ImU- = healf -, hielf •
hefettme =hefigtime ImICui to halve, CpSOSB? (herbid).
hefflV pree. 3 sg. of hebban. helgod=heI]god ; htOiiiliieshelleraiie
heft(lftB=hefigian ±h9)llmntoeonceal,cofter,hide,JS,LL. ['Me*]
heflg (SB) *heaff^,' Met,Mt : im/porlaiU, grave, hiUe, h«Uoe=htehlio, hMToe
eevere, eeruma, A,Bl,Mt : oppreuive, hftll f. Hadee, JS,VPe : ^heU,* infernal
grievous, PeJ[/L. [hebban] adv. hefige, regions, ^^aee of torment, Oehenna, Bo,RB ;
Ps. AO,CP,M. [helan]
±lieflglaii to make heavy, VPs : weigh down, halltwnd mf. bond of heU, B3072.
oppress, affiiet, grieve, BH,CP,Mt : aggra- iMlleiilht m. devU, demon, MLV^.
vote, increase : bectme heavy, depressed, heUenftttm. AettMApoiMr, Ah1104.
weakened, CP,Qu. [' heavy *] heUound of heU, W254».
heflgllo toeightp, serious, severe, burdensome, iwUewataf f . pains of hdL
grievous, sad, A. adv. -Hoe, M,CP,Q. halldort n. gaJte of helL
Vheavily'} heUabMlu n. hea^baie, Cb1427.
heflgmAd oppressive, ERPs64«. hellahrdga m. terror of heU, LPs.
haflgiiM (e) f. 'heaviness,* weight, burden, hei1Mxyitem.heU'fire,Jxn>,W.
affliction, MtL ; GP : dulness, torpor, Bo(m), haltoeAgaii pL keys of heU, MFH 128.
haflgtyma (!*) grievous, severe, troublesome, hallaoaafl m,iawn ofhdt. Air 1702.
oppressive, JS. [tfaml hallaeliui n. AeSM^nioe, Gb1020.
hallgtfiiines f. trouble, M. haUaalainm m. heU-bond, Gkn373.
liafod wk. pp., hefS pres. 3 eg. of hebban. hallediofolt mn. devU,
bafoB = heofon ; haft- = fanft- halla-dort n., -doni { f . gate of heU,
hafttg=hefigu pL of hefig, CP285i. heUMbrm, floor of heU, courts of heU,8Ar 70.
hig^hieg hallaf^ n. hell-fU^.
±higant to perform, achieve : hM (a haUa^tf (a*) m. «pm<of M7.
meeting). haUegeat n. gaU of heU, MR 1 -288.
hegdJg - hygdiff hallegnmdt m. abyss of heU.
haga (ea) m. * hedge, ' fence, JB,Gl ; Mdf . hallagnit m. pit ofheU, OEG 684.
hageclifa t,Jiedge-divers, Lod 20a. hallegryn m. horror of heU, Sat433.
hegaglan =hegian haUa-h»ftt -hef ta}, .ha»f tlingt m. prisoner
hagahymala f. Aop.pbnl, WW302*. ofheU,deva.
hegal(VP8)=haBgl,haffol haUahfaf m. waitings or howlings of heU,
hegarAw f . * hedgerow, ^KC(&). Gkn 38.
hsgwiUteleavers,goosegrass,Led. [^hairif] hallahlnea m. heU-Umper, devil, Avll78.
hegesUU m. hedge-stake, GD24**. [op. Oer, hinken]
hegeisugga hedge-sparrow, WW. [taoga; hallahund m. M2-AottfM{, KG3-350>*.
^haysugge*] hallahQf d. heU-hoMse, GTr640.
±hetiUak to fence in, hedge, enclose, 8e. grep haUalla=heUic
h.tocutagrip,Uj456[lZl ['hay'] htUeHoc n. heU prison, GI>S2t!^.
hflgnaa = hSanes hallanuBgan n. troop of heU , MFH 166.
hagataBf m. fence, enclosure, WW206>^. hellamara m. Stygian lake, WW.
hagstald- = haBgsteald- hallantS m. torments of hell, Gbk 775.
h«h (VPs, N), hSh- =h&kh, hteh- hallarHna f. pythoness, sorceress, M.
4-h«haD ( VHy ) = hean HI. haUasoaalo m. devU, Sat 133.
hd hi indioateB lapghter, ABCfr. Vhe*] heIleMaatfa=heU8cea9a
hahstald, hehstala- =hagosteald, hngsteald- hallettalS m. pit of hell.
hiht pret. 3 sg. of hatan. heUeitlsl n. heU-tormeni, M.
h«hiru«»hieht$a ; +halga (KGL83^)»+h8dge hallaVegn (he]-)t m. detil.
h«ste=hghsta v. h6ah. hellawlta n. hell-pains, torment, M.
taitweg m. highway? ECISO'. haUawItatodgm m. horror of heUtorment,
hal^heU W151".
h«la {&) m. *heel,' JnLjAsd,OET,WW. haDflran f. heUish crime, Pakt6.
±halan« to conceal, cover, hide, AO,VPs; heXtSOaf bound for heU.
GP. i*hele*; Oer. hehlen] hailga«wlngn.coii/f)iemenltniUS,Gnr696.
hihui I. (oe) to calumniate, MtBS^. II.— haUgod n. god of the lower world.
hfilan I. haUhaort terrified, NG301.
HELLHECHK) 15S HEOFONIBO
helUieoVo f. vault of AeO, heU, Sat 700 (or heofetnow (enge-) n. gaUcws, GPH306.
T two words). lieD|n>*lto n. fintfor not detaining an offender ^
iMOlo AettMA, J?. rAcAidb*] LL496[4>
iMlbOMtKa m. IMfoe, devil : *%nfemu9.' iMim (sb) f. 'hen/ A,Mt,Lcd.
btU-tnot, nap. -trala n. demise temple, bwiiftin. /oiof, LL(220^).
Ak1693. liMiiielMlle (») f. henbane.
hftUtrtfa m. hett4orture, Gnr73. hmnfagol m. hen, Ct.
bell-waran, -waro mp., -warn fp. dwdlers in bantaii to pureue, attack, LL;JR:{±) appro*
heU, M. priaU, seize, Chr. P hetU, ' * i-henU '1
hellworod n. hoet of hell, W. htaX, h&it$a=hynV, h^t$a ; )Mnu:=beona
heUwlht (hel-) in. devU, W186'. bio h nasf. and nap. of pron. 3 pers. *she,*
helm m^ protection, defence, e<n)ennff, crown, they. ILf^blew
JB,Rd : eummit, top {of trees), JSJbIo, W W ; btodag adv. to-day, Gkn 661. [Oer. heate]
GP : helmet, Cp,WW : (f) protector, lord, biot I. m. wailing, numming, grief, ^^O.
I* helm*] !!• str. prei. 3 sg. of hSofan.
betana m. *helm,* rudder, Bo,Cp,WW ; M. h9otm?' (pret. htef, hdf, hSofotf) to lament,
babn-bAra, -beniide leafy. CP.
hbhMibeinnd m.i hehneted warrior. beoftn=heofoii ^^
irbetanlaii (y) to cover, crown. An : provide btofendlto dismal, mournful, WW. adv.
with a helmet, .aChr. [*Mm*; 'i-helmed*] -lice.
-babidg ▼. Idaf -h. ±btef-laii, -igian to lament, M.
bataiilbt leafy, WW305* ; 403>*. booflg- = hefig.
batanwaard (holm-) m. pilot. Ah 359. bioflgandtto mourning, lamenting, A 10*146 ;
b§lo=h£la; balor=heoIor 188.
balp (y) fm. 'help,* succour, aid, AO,B,Bl. btafflc lamentable.
balpaa* (w. g. or d.) to 'help,* support, bfofod^B^iSafod ; baofog (BL)iaaie6g
succour, M,CF,Ot,QJjLJPs : hetnefii, do baofon (e)mf. (often in pL )«£]/» ^IrmafiieiU,
good to, Lcd{ya\x.),LL : cure, amend, Mk. JB,Bo,VPs : 'heaven,* M,Mt : the power of
balpa f. =help heaven, Mt,Lk.
ba^ndm. 'helper,* Bl. bfofon I. f. lamentation f Ex 46. IL str.
balpandllo auxiliary. pret. pL of hSofan.
balrOn = hellemna baofonbaaoan n. sign in the sky. Ex 107.
bataHna m. hellish monster, B163. baofonbaorbtt heavenly bright.
balr^agu f. sorceress, witch, WW472". baofonblgganda ' Calebs, * DHy. [ON. byg-
bibpure f. heel, VPs. gja]
bait I. = hilt. II. pres. 3 sg. of heldan. baofonb^ma f . AeavenZj/ frwmpe/, Cb049.
III. (KGL)=liielt prea. 3 sg. of healdan. baotoneandalf f. light of the heavens, sun,
baIVegn=he]letSegn; babir^eolor fiiooa, stars.
bom m. ' hem, * border, W W 126^*. baof onoaimad heaven-bom, DHy 108«.
+bima? customary f AS32**. baofonoolu npL heat of the sun, £x71.
bamod (BC 2*622') y. hemman. baofonound celestial, heavenly, CP.
bimed = hsemed ; blmoV = h£med> beofonoundUc heavenly, W.
bamatfa under-garment. [Oer. hemd] beofoneyntaig m. king of heaven, Chriet, Bl
baiii]ie(iE)=hymlio 201. ['heavenking*]
bamman to stop up, dose, PPs 106*'. [MHO. beof ondCma m. heavenly ruler. Sat 668.
hemmen] b9ofondlloa=hdofend]ice
bammbig m. shoe of undressed leather, WW baolondrtamt m. joy of heaven.
468*^. [*heming*\ baotondiiguV f. heavenly host, Cs 1665.
ban>4&enn ; bin = hian ; bin- = hien- baof ona (iB, W) = heof on
binan = hienan baofonangal m.t angel of heaven.
+bandan to hM, PPs 138*. [hand] baofonfugolt m. fowl of the air.
+banda near, at hand, ^,Mk : hand/y, con- baofonC^r n. fire from heaven, W262^*.
venient, AG. adv. near, at home, A. baofonbAllgAoIyafuf Aeaven/y, Ak728.
[* lyend *] baof onbimt m. heavenly home.
•bandlg V. Ust-h. baofonbiab reaching to heaven. Da 563.
+bendii6s f . neighbourhood, proximity, M. [' heavenhigh*]
banap - hnnep baotonbaall f . heavenly haU, LL(382^*).
bang pret. 3 sg. of hdn. beofonbUft m. bread of heaven, manna.
hmg^eiain. overhanging diff, WW 190^. baofonbrof m. ^vault of heaven, heaven :
bangan f . hanging, M : cross, M : rack, tor- roof, ceiling.
ture, S» : im'prisonnytid. baofonbwaallt f . twatt of Asaven.
banganwItnimgf.tmprMonf»ieii<,LL471[16]. baofonbyrat f. omamxani of the heavens,
bangast, hengst m. staUion, steed, horse, Gsv2180.
gelding, Ct,WW ; M. ['hengesl*] baofoniso (e«) heavenly, AG l*.
HEOFONLBOHT 164 HEOBD
h^toiMohin.hMvenlffUffM,Ajx916. heona (aii(n)a, ane, eno, (he)ono) if, but,
heofonltana m. heavetOy Ught, Air 840. therefore, moreover, whether, ANS91-205.
hnoUukUs'heavenfy,' celestial, Bl; Ik. adv. lMoniiii(jro=heonon
-IToe, JBGa^DHy. bSop (LP867i<) =htep
heofomnsBgwit »• heavenlff force. hfoplmoiAl (▼•) m. dog-roee, bramble. Led.
iMofonrlee n. kinffdom of heaven, Bl,Cr ; AO. [v. *hip*]
Cheavenrie*] hfope t *hip,* eeed-vesael of wUd-roee, Cp,
iMofonseU n. throne of heaven, DD277. Lcd,WW ; M i bush, brier.
haofonsteomt m- <tor of heaven. hear = heorr
heofonstdl m. throne of heaven, Oxv8. hMn gp. of hS, heo, hit.
hMtonttmber n. heavenly structure, Qms 146. hteraa = hferan
hMfontorhtf very bright, glorious. heorailaii (e, y) tr. and intr. to 'hearken,*
haofontuogolt n. heavenly luminary. listen, JB,Guth.
heoto ngrtat m. heavenly company, 8at222. heorenung f . * hearkening, * lislening, power
heotoiitlrynim m. heavenly glory. of hearing, JB.
heoton-wara, -wanm mp., -wara £p. inhabi- heord I. (e, io) f. *herd,* flock, ^,Mt,WW ;
tants of heaven, M. ['heavenware'] CP : keeping, care, custody, CP. II. syea-
heofcMiwwld0nd(e>)*amtonen«/O£O23^*. more, LkR 19«. [heorot-?] III.=hired
haofbnwaardt m. heaven* s keeper, Ood. heordan pL * hards* (of flax), tow, Cp,WW.
hootonwerod n. heavenly host, W. heorde I. ( VPs)>=aiierd6. II. = heord
heofonwlltig divinely fair, N030I. ±h6ordn« f . custody, keeping, watch.
heof OBWoleant n. cloud of heaven. hMrdrAdmi f . custody, care, keeping, watch,
htofonwdmat m- terrible noise from heaven, ward, ML{y^).
heofonwuldor n. heavenly glory, fHyC". +h0orduii|r i. guard, watch, EBPs38*.
hiotMm. lamentable state, RmiS J [hSof] MonLf {f) pleasant, secure, BigenOe, mild,
h60tiui=heofon pure, Oen. ['Aere*] II.=hiere
htetung f . lamentation, mourning, M. heorl =eorl ; heoroKfheoru ; hiorod=hiered
hfofungda^r m. day of mourning, M. heorot m. * Aart, * stag, Bo(heor t), VP sj-ut).
hfofiingtld f . time of mourning, M. heorotberge f . buckthorn-berry, WW.
heohm = helan heorottoembel m. buckthorn, Lcd.
heold pret. 3 »g. of healdan. heorotbrfir f . buckthorn, LkR I7*(heart-).
heoldan =healdan heoroteUU^ f. 'hart-clover, ' hemp agrimony,
heolforf n. gore, blood. Lcd.
heoUrigt go>nff bloody. heoroterop m. cluster of hartwort flowers.
heolor (e^, e*, a*) f. scales, balance. heorotimeoru n. hart*s grease, LoD46a.
h eolor bledu (o^, a*) f. the scale of a balance, heorotiol n. stages waUowing-place, Ct.
WW427». heorr mf. hinge, B,Bo,Cp,LPs : cardinal
heolorian to weigh, ponder, Gl. point, Lcd. [* harre ']
heolorung ( e^, e« ) f . * momentum, * the turning heorra = (l)hearra; (2) heorr
of a scale, WW460". heort I. (± ) high-minded, stout-hearted, ML.
heololteyim n. denizens of hell, C& 1642. IL^heorot
-hiolotto v. hfiah-h. heortan = hiertan
heoloVhehnt (») m. helmet which makes the heortanenyi f . * {com)pulsus cordis* f t. ZDA
wearer invisible. 31*13n.
heolp = healp ; heolr- = heolor- heortbuoo m. roebuck, WW 1 19^'.
heolstor (e*) I. m. darkness, concealment, heoirtKltkLi, heart disease, "Lcd 65h.
cover, hidina-pHace, retreat, [helan] II. liwu!t»t heart iorgan),Lcd,VPsz soul, spirit,
adj. dark, shadowu, M. A,B,0,BB, VPs : wiU, desire, VPs : courage,
heolitoroofa m. dark chamber, grave, Ph49. Gen, VPs : intellect, Mt,JnL.
heobtorhof n. hell. El 764. heorteoe m. 'heartache,* pain at the heart,
heolstorloeaf m. prison, cell. Lcd.
heobtor-ieeadot f., -Boawa{ m. concealing heorten (y)o/aAar<»Lox> 1*216".
shade, darkness. heortgeelda pi. entrails, M.
heolstrig shadowy, obscure, WW. heor^ryre m. terror of heart, W86*».
heolt = healt heorthama m. pericardium, internal fat, M.
heom dp. of hS, heo, hit. heorthogu f. heart-care, Wl77^
heona (LkL), heonan, VPs{io), heonane heorUtas<2M|Hr»ted, DD124, W137s*.
((Ten) =heonon(e) +heortlloe adv. cheeringly, GD317".
heono (NG) =heona heorttufu f . hearty love, fHy 9**.
heonon, heonone hence, from here, away, Mt : heortecraf n. heart, 1)1)39.
from now. h. ior^ henceforth. hMOia^ocill from heart disease.
heononM m. departure, death, Don 86, heortwmnm. pain at the heart, Jxm.
Bk21. hffM(e)m. 'hearth,* fireplace, Ol,Az: house,
heononweard fraiMient Aome, iff ^L. '"^w.
HEOBD 166 HEBE8WEG
li6<n1l-=eort$- hw^ M a em , -Macn n. miUtary etmgn,
heorVa L m. deer- (or noai- 1) akin, WW 337*. standard : beacon, lighAouae.
II. (HGL483)=heorda httro-beorg, -byre f. lodgings, quarters, NG
heoHnMotn baked on the hearth, M. 346. [Oer, herberge]
heorVeneobt m. aUendani, GP 361 >*. btnbeorglan to take up one *» quarters, lodge,
hBoMsBSt having a setiUd home, 1X322^. Ghb l(H8r. [Qtr, herbeigen]
hoorVgentett m. retainer. bmreblMt cowardly, £z463.
heorVpentng m. * hearth-penny,* tax {for tike herobrdga m. dread of war, B462.
Church), Petsr^s penny, LL (v. 2*606). henbyme I. trumpet, saekbtU.
heorttewApe f . bridesmaid, Cp 701p. h«rdbyrglaii = berebeorgiaii
beorVwerodf n. body of retainers. taerebyine f . ccrdei, B 1443.
heoruf m. sword. tasreoftnii m. war cry, Gu872.
haonibtto mortally wounded, B2488? hertelst = hereoyst
h«oruoiimbal n. standard. El 107. hereeombol n. standard. El 26 T
heonidolg n. deadly wound. Ah 944. hareeyitf I. vforlike band.
heonidrforf m. suford-hlood, gore. +h«rwl]te (LPs 106*) s +hierandlic
hMrudrtorlgt blood-stained : deeded, crest* iMrefeldt m. battle- field, field.
faUen. herefeoh n. booty, AG 1 IS*.
beorudiyDO m. sword-drink, blood shed by the harefitta m. war-troop, Gb 1013.
sword, B 2368. tasnU^iiia (i)% m.fugitivefrom battle, deserter.
heonifaBtai m. deadly grasp. Ex 604. li«r»folot ^' army.
hearufU f. arrow, LPs 66*. herafong m. osprey, WW.
hisoirvtgfSn^ fierce, greedy for slaughter. h«refiigol m. bird of prey, vultwre, eagle,
beonigriMlgt bloodthiriy. Ex 161.
heonigrlmmt savage, fitrce. hang- = herg-, heri^ •
heorubdclhl with formidable hooks, savagely hengang m. incursion, W312^.
barbed, B 1438. here-gtat fn. gp -ge»t(w)e, -geat(w)a, -geata
heoruiig=heraiig war-gear, military equipment, Bo,Ma :
beomsoearp very sharp, Bd6*. *heriot,' Ct,LL (v. 2*600).
beoruioeorp n. war equipments, Hxll73. beregeatland n. heriot-land, L220.
hBormsrwf f. coat of mail. bereglld (e, eo, y) n. war-tax, DanegM,
beonitwoalwe f. falcon, hawk, Wt186. Chr,Ct. ['heregeld*]
beoniswttiigt m. sword-stroke. beregiltaiat m. helmet.
b«orut = heorot benband f . violence of war, BH 366**.
boorawApan n. sword, Jttd263. barabldtf f. war-host, troop, Gu 1042.
beomweaUaiidai gushing wOh destruction. bere-bttV, -hytS f. booty, prey, plunder, M,
baoniwaarg m. bloodthirsty wolf, B 1267. AG.
baoniword il hostile speech, FT 84. beraiit f. remai ns of a host, M : spoil, J&.
baorawnlf m. warrior. Ex 181 . bertUe martial, WW374<*.
b6ow I. pret. 3 «g. of hfowan. IL =biw hertlof mn. fame, glory, GEG.
btow- = h!w- ; biowaa = hSof an baransBOg m. warrior, Gvs 2483.
bepllo = h»plio ; bar- = hear-» hier- baramngant n. warlike force, multitude.
b6r I. adv. *here,* in this place, M,Q,YFs : baramann m. soldier, LkL7*.
in this world, BIJjL : ai (his point of time, biramann shleremaim
at this date, now, Chr,Ct : towards this place, baramattol n. national assembly, El 660.
hither, B. II.=hAr baranai (e) f. praise.
bir- shfir-, hIer-, hjhr- baranatt n. corslet, B 1663.
binattar {f) adv. * hereafter, ' later on, A,BH. baranlV m. warfare, B 2474.
birbaforan adv. before, previously, W62^i . barapidf f. corslet, coat of mail.
FM361'*. bar(a)-pa9, -p»t( m. miUtary road, highway,
bir-baufan, -binfan adv. here alcove, pre- v. GG46 and Mdf.
viously, GP. bararfla m. hostile raid, W271*.
bSrbtkandat mp. here-dweUers, dwellers on barerfiiwat m. commander.
earth. barartet f . war spoil, plunder, booty, M.
barbyrgiB4herebeorg ; barenlansbeoronian bararlnot m. warrior.
bflreyma m. coming here, advent, Gb260. baraaoaatt m. spear, B336.
bard s=heord ; bard-, h6rd- =hierd*, hierd- baraaoaorp n. war -dress. Fin 46.
bara (obL oaaee nsu. have herg-, herig-) m. barasIVf °^« wirlike expedition.
predatory band, troop, army, host, multitude, baraapM f . success in war, B 64.
Chr,Mt;AO,CP (*8e h.* almost always— bftra^l n. discourse, Gbbat77.
the Danish army in Ghb) : battle, war, barastrAI m. arrow, B 1436.
devastation. [*here' ; Oer. beer] baraatrAt f. highway, main road, GP376*
bira I. f. dignity, majesty, importance, and n (LL666,10,2).
IL ( VPs) = hfire baraswlg m. martial sound. Bust 23.
HEBESTBGE
156
:ii:'i:c9ii
hen^yroe f. ccrda, B1511.
tierattam m. phmder, detftuiaiion : pndalofy
excursion.
li0r»-tiiiiA, -tfma m. atrmy leader, general,
king, ruler,
hwe-togm, -toha m. commander, general,
chieftain, JB,BH ; AO.GP. I'kereioga* ;
Oer, henog]
henVriatt m. wir4fan d, tro op.
htmVrym m. phalanx, WW411**.
harewAd f. mail, armour, B1897.
harewApen n« weapon, PP834*
herewaMma m, prowees, B677.
harawftfiat m. warri or.
harawag m. highway, WW 146**.
barewaore n. war-work, £l666.
harawlan = hierwan
harawlc n. dtbettinge, camp, "Bl.
harawfsat m. capiain, generaL
harawdp m. theory of an army. Ex 460.
baraword n. praise, renown, C&1009r.
harawdsaf m. warrior.
harawull m. warrior, Oen2016.
barawurd (HGL423)=hereword
barfa9t=luBrfeet; barg=hearg
barg-=lierff-, hereg-, heri(g)-
bargaV m. harrying, plund^ng, devastation.
bargara m. one who praises, DR. [^heryer*]
-tbargtan to ravage, rounder, lay waste,
'harry, ' AO,Chr ; M,CP. ['harrow' ; here]
bargov=herga6
bargung (AO), hergiuzig t 'harrying,*
ravaging, raid, invasion, attack, BH,Chr :
plunder, booty i 'harrowing,* Js.
barb=:hearg
barlan I. to extol, praise, commend, JS,AO,
CP,VPe{iB). Vhery*] II.=liierwan. III.
« hergian. IV. = erian
barlg^hearg ; v. also here,
berlgandllc Hudahle, commendable, £. adv.
•lice,
baring =heraiig
bArlima adv. 'herein,* ^.
barlle=here]io
b«rof adv. 'hereof,* of this, A.
btron adv. herein, Ct ; LL. [' hereon ']
bArongean adv. contrarily, in opposition,
W62».
bArongemong at 0iis point, in this connection,
meanwhile, CP : among others, CP.
bar-paV, •po9=herepa9
bSrra=hdarra, hferra (v. heah)
berst-=hient-; bimim^hieraam
bfrto thus far, OEG56**.
bSrtMaean besides, W.
barV = heor9
bartten p). 'testiculi,* LL84[66].
bartnMllg m. 'scrotum,* WW.
barmand (NC357)=yrtnand
banmg (eo) f. praise, JB,CP. ['herying*']
barutbag (OE064*)=heorotberge
barw- = hierw-, hirw-
barwtV adv. 'herewith,* ^0236.
bas-=by8-; bi8t=lue8t
bit pret. 3 ag. of hatan.
bataa to atteZk, MLW^.
bata (ea) m. 'hate,* envy, maUoe, hoetiUty,
persecution, B,BH,VPs ; ^AO.GP.
batagrtant fierce, crueL
batal^sOietol
batalla hostile, malignant, horribie, violent,
excessive, AO,B. ['hateKeh*'\ adv. -fioe,
bateiMl=hettevid
batanfff m. hostUity, epite, wickedness.
batarot fuU of haU, Av 1422.
batarOn f . charm which produces hate, Rd 34*.
bataaprftc f. defiant speech, Osk263.
bataiwang m. hostile blow, B2225.
bataVanaf m. hostile design,
bataVonaol hostile, JtXLlOS.
batol hating, hostile, evil, M,W i moUnt,
severe, RB67^*.
batotaMS (e>) f . fierceness, OEG 1 1^.
hbUm pret. pi. of hatan.
bMt (AO) =h£t pres. 3 ag. of hatan.
battandf m. enemy, anta^mist,
battanda prea. part, of hatian.
Mtai=luB9en; b§wan=hi&wen
bI=hSo, hie
bloamiaa f blue titmouse, WW132*«.
biegan = hycgan
blcol m. woodpecker, BC1*47 (Mdf).
bid L fn. a 'hide* of land {about 120 acres,
but amount varied greaUy), BH,LL, v. EC
pp 467— 461 and LL2-513. [hiwan] IL«
hyd
bld«n=hydan
bidanof ar adv. hither.
bldar adv. 'hither,* to ihis side, on this side,
JE,Cp,VPs. oomp. hideror nearer, h.
and t^ider {Cp,CP), hidres tSidies (Vndres),
Bo, hither and thither.
bldarayma m. advent, arrival, BE. [' hither-
ccme*^
bldargaond adv. thither, yonder,
bldarryna adj. directed hUher.
bidartoayma = hideroyme
bldarwaard adj. and adv. 'hitherward,^
towards thij j^ace, Chr.
bldglld I. n. tax paid on each hide of land,
Ct. I'hidegeld*] IL=hydgild
bidlr-=hider-
bldmAhim adv. by hides, KC6-08*.
bidraa v. hider.
hia I. nap. of he, h6o, hit. ['hi, hy*]
II.=heo naaf. of he. ['hi, hy*]
biadar= hider
blag (e,i) n. 'hay,* cut grass, OJad,VPs.
[heawan]
blagfafla (§, I) n. hay More, WW. ['hay-
house*]
bIagUun(CP)=hIgian
blagsltta (S) m. hay-scyAe, OD37u.
bfobra, hiehat ['highest*] v. hSah.
blabttu (fi, «a, f) f. (often indecL) *A«t^/
highest point, summit, 8c : the heavens,
heaven, Cr,Bl,0u,8c : glory, [heab]
HIELD 187 HILDEGESA
±liteld («B, ea, eo, i, y) f. (iwa. +) kuping, ±lilflntaa (e» i, y) to fry, roast, scorch, pain,
custody, guard, protection, CP : observance, CP. [cp. OHG, gihanten]
observaHon, uiaehing : secret place : pro- himto (e, y) i. hierBtepaiiQe (ea, y) f.
tector, guardian. frying-pan, CP.
±lileldaii (e, ▼) intr. to lean, incline, slope, hlentliig (y) f. frying, Im ming , CP.
Bo{e) : tr. force downwards, bow or bend blenttngliUf (e) m. crust, WW 372^.
dawn, BJjkij), [*AfeU'] ±Ueniim (^ ea» i, ;) w. d. obedient, docile,
-lilaia« (y ) T. eaif o«-h. BH{f), Ou{U), ['hearsum ']
mBit{e,y)m. handle, CP,WW. [*helve*] ^hlenumlaii (i, y) w. d. fo obey, serve,
hleUlliig (e) m. miU, farthing, LkL12<. BH{eaL),Mt(f);AO : (+) reduce, subject,
[healf] conquer, Chr. [*hearsum*]
htoUan to make a noise, EP882*. ^hltefuimiM (I, f) f. obedience, submission,
htollMtf pree. 3 8g. of helpan. BH{f) ; CP. {^hersumnesse*}
hlelt preB. 3 eg. of healdaiu ±lilmtaa (e, eo, y ) to cheer, encourage, CP ;
-bteltan (y) ▼. &.h. [healt] M. [*heart* ; hoort]
lilelto f. lameness, MH 116^^(e, y). ^literwaii (e, i, y) to abuse, blaspheme, eon-
drlitoiiaii (ft, S, f) tofeU, prostrate : weaken, demn, ilUreat : to deride, despise,
crush, afflict, injure, oppress : abase, humble, liltrwmid (i) m. blasphemer,
insuU, BjjhL : (+) accuse, condemn, CP. htorwvndllc contemptible, adv. -l!oe (e)
['Aeon'] wUh contempt.
blfliM as. of h«. ['Atn'] lil6rwliic(y)f. 62eMpAemy,Sol37».
+lifeiie (g)reoiy to /att,DR 189^. htarwnM (i, y) f. contetyipt, reproach :
hl«iiend(e^)m. aeciMef, JnLp6*. blasphemy, W70^'.
hliiiVo (A, e, y) f. humiliation, affliction, hlew^hlw
oppression, anfwyance, CP : loss, damage, hfowettia m. hewn stone, A0212^^
harm : act of hanging, DHy 60'. bfowet (y ) n. cutting, CP. [htewaD]
lil«ra gp. of YA, Ykho, hit. [*Aer '] tafowlan = hlwian
liIarasJiieRa y. heah. lilewV (CP) ores. 3 8g. of hSawan.
±hleraii (6, $o, i, f) tr. and intr. to *hewr,' bU- (v. OEG3013)=hiw.
iMten(to), B,Mt,Jul,VPs : (w. d.) obey, li]g::=hie I.; blfeMileg
follow, JB,Mk ; CP : accede to, grant, Bl i lil^=hiwan ; hlg«>^yffe
be subject to, belong to, A,AO,B,Ct, hliandllM quickly, immediaidy, MF (Veep.
±literdan (i, y) to harden, make hard : Dxir). [higianl
strengthen, fortify, confirm, encourage, CP. higara m., higere f. iau, magpie, jackdaw,
[heard] woodpecker. [Qer. hfther]
hierde (eo, i, y) m. shepherd, herdsman, CP, hlggan— hyogan
I guardian, keeper, BJBi,Oen,Met,WW : tal^lan to *hie,* exert oneself, strive, hasten,
pastor, ['herd'] Bl,Bo,CP,
hiardebdo f . pastorai book (tianalation of the higid = hid
Cura PastoraUs of Pope Greffory), CP. hlglft *heur RPs 1 19*.
hierdebellg (e) m. shepherd's bag, Bl31^'. hlgltast = hygelSast ; hlgntk ▼. hiwan.
htordecnapa (y) m. shepherd boy, ML 2S*^. hSgo (N) = hiwan ; hfgora =higera
hierdaltas (i, y ) ufithout a she^^Herd or pastor, blgre = hi«;ere ; hlgieipe = hiwscipe
jB. I'herdiess*] la^ i. exertion, effort, ZDA. ['hight']
htordeUc (y) pastoral, CP. bigung f. effoH, aD254*«.
hii&rdeBuaim. shepherd, JB{j). [* herdsman*] hlh8an=hy8can; talht^s<hyht
talerdawyrt (i) f. name of a piant, Lod. hlhtlng f. exultation, gladness, WW233«'.
±blardiie8 (eo, i, y) f. custody, watch, g uard. talhVo =hieh9u ; talle =hylc
htordung (y) f. strengthening, restoring, WW hUd Lf f. war, battle, combat. II. ^^hield,
150^. hyldo
hiare gda. of hSo. ^her'] ,^ hildbedd n. (2eatA6e(2, Ak 1094.
lilered= hired *" hlldehlllt i^* '^''of'^'-
taltoreman (5, i, y ) m. retainer, servant, subject, hlldeblAo deadly pale, B 2488.
hearer, parishioner, CP. [faieran] hlldebordf n. buckler.
+blerend m. hearer, CP. hlldeoalla m. war-henUd, Ex 252.
+hIereiidUe *auditus,* LP8l42*(fi^) ; *audi- hUdeoorttor n. warlike band, Ap41.
endue, * MQn 162*(y ). hUdeeyit f . valour, B 2598.
+liI«riog (5) f. hearing, hearsay, LPslll^ hildedfoful d. demon, PP895*.
blarlngman (e^) m. subject, A 1 1-377^^*. hildadSor war -fierce, braie, JE.
blemaa {6, ^) f. (+) hearing, report : {±) bildafracat m. warrior,
obedience, subjection, allegiance, CP : juris- bUdatrofor f. war-help, sword t shield f Walo
diction, district, 2".
blarra = hearra bildagaatwat f p. war -harness,
hVutn V. heah. [* higher'] blldegasa m. terror of battle. El 113.
HILDEQICEL
168
HIREDWIST
hndsglMl m. batOe-idcU {biood dripping
froM a swotd), B1606.
hMtgHimt m, ememy, Rd64*.
lilUafnBdlgt eoiftrfor batOe.
hSMegt§9 ^ t hotUU grip.
talUMiMra bold in 6attb. Ap21.
hlk te htomt m. crash ofbaiOe,
hlMalioiiuit iDL. Oleam of batUe (name of a
Bword), B.
hlkMioiS n. yfor-song, Ji7i>211.
hllitomiee m. sword, B2202.
MWinweg m. warrior, B799.
taUdttiMret f . wair-miake, arrow.
hlMepIlt m. dart, javelin,
tailiterAB m. chargt, aUaek, B300.
hlldenuid m. shield, B 1242.
hUdwIiiet m. warrior, hero.
hlldsMBd baitU'Wom, B2723.
hlldMOMip n. armour, B2156.
hlldateOr m. shower of darts. Gull 16.
hlldMaroe f. eorslei. El 234.
hUdeMtt m. saddU, B1039.
hUdflspell n. warlibe speech. Ex 673.
hlldflftrengo f. vigour for battle, B2113.
hlldeswit m. vapour ofbattUr B2068.
blldeiwflg m. sound of baiOe, Qmx 1901.
hlMtotorlit shining in batOe, Mir 26*.
Wldetire m. tusk (<u weapon), B 161 1.
hlldittreiiiiiift m. warrior, Jul 64.
hUdainrymiiit m., hilddSiyVt L, warlike
strength, vaUmr,
hlldewftpen m. weapon of war, B39.
IdldewliM m. commander, B 1064.
hlldewtaiat m. crash of baUte.
hUdewrflm t fetter for capHves, Sol292.
hUdewult m. hero, Gsir2061.
liUdirMa=hildebeoa
hUdJEram valiant in war. As 1204.
hlidfrumat m. battU'Chief, prince, emperor.
hlldlataf o^- laggard in boMe, coward,
hllitotaiia m. warrior. As 1260.
liUcWraeu f. onset of battle, Gbh2167.
taUe1S=hil9; hllliiiiui=:hylleh&ma
liIU=hyU,heU
tallnuui helmet, cover, Gl. [heLm]
4.I1U111JUI = helmian
lillpastu=hilpeet tSa (pres. 2 sg. of helpan
andpron. 2 pen. sing.)
hUpetf, hilpG pros. 3 sg. of helpan.
hUt L preB. 3 m. of hmldan. 11. nuLnhilte
hnte fn. handU, *hilV (of sword), B,WW;
{pL =sg.) jB,BJ3oL
hllteoiimbor n. banner with a staff, B1022
(or T hilde-)*
hlltod 'hiked,' with a hiU, B.
hOttag m. sword, OEG768.
hUtltas having no hiU, WW142M
±lilltu np. (as Bg.) hiU.
tM pros. 3 sg. 01 helan.
lilm OS. of hS, dp. of hd, h6o, hit. [*him']
himwwiiig (Cp 1567) 3= hemming
Una Y. hiwan.
litiian=heonan; lilnan=hienan
•lilnca ▼. heUe-h.
hind (y) t'hind,' {female deer), M,Chr,WW.
hlBdaii from MvM, bMnd, in <Ae rear,
MJlO. mt h. behind, M, [Oer. hinten]
hliidanwMrdJ adT. hindwards, at the end,
hlndbarge f. raspberry, CpJSpJLcd. [*A»n<i-
berry']
hlndbrCr m. raspberry bush, LoDl46b
(hinde-).
liliidOMdfmn./aioi», fflF. ['JUniool/*]
hfwdwnat snperL adj. hindmost, last.
hinder adj. after (thought), sad (thought),
MF (Veep. D xiv) : adv. behind, back, after,
in the farthest part, down, on h. backw ar ds,
M. [Oer. hinter]
hlndergtap %o%ly, cunning, deceitful, WW.
l*hinderyeap*]
Undergenga m. one who walks bac kw ards,
OEG26» : apostate, 0EG6^.
hlnderhde m. trick. Mod 34.
talnderllng I. m. mean wretch, sneak, LL666'.
II. adv. in phr. *on hinderling* baekuoards,
PPs. Vhinderling'-]
hlndamee f. wickedness, guile, NC301 ; MF
166.
hlndarseq^ m. wickedness, DHy,OEG.
lilnderMoetru np. nether darkness, PPsSe**.
binderweard backward, slow.
hlndewaard reversed, wrong end first, from
behind, GP.
talndfalod n. hind-fold, KC6112«.
hlnd-bflBiettop •heolo6(e) f. * ambrosia,* water
agrimony, WW. [v. 'hindheal'}
±hlndrlan to * hinder, * check, repress, Chr,LL.
hlndslV (Bi ) = hinsIS
tatne I. as. of h€. IL ^heonan
bines: hiwene
blntOsf ready to depart or die,
blngangf m.* departure, death.
blngrlan (B2; ^)=:hyngrian
liinn-=hki-; blnon=heonan
blnslVf m. departure, death, [heonan]
talmRSgryre m. fear of death, Sat466.
bio V. he; blo-=heo-
blonne? f. *dura mater,* LL6[36]. .
blor=heorr; bIored=hired
bIoweeolfce=hiwiBclice; blp-=hyp-
biptful (OEGll^)=hyBpfnl
bir =hfr; hir-, h!r- =hier-, hSot-, bier-
hlra gp. of h$, hfio, hits
blre gds. of hte. ['her']
htnd (So, ie,f) m. household,family, retinue,
AO,Bo,Mt,WW : brotherhood, company. JR,
OU ['hird']
talredenlbt m. member of a household, JB,
hlredcOV domestic, famUiar, Sc203^*.
biredgerifa m. 'ex-consul,* WWllO*.
blredUc pertaining to a household or court,
domestic, familiar.
Idredman m. retainer, follower, AC^Ma.
['hirdman*]
biredpriost m. chaplain, EC 266.
bIredwttniaD m. female member of a house-
hold, TC631*.
blredwlst t famUiarity, 80203".
HIS 100 HLAFORDSEABU
his n. of hS. Vhu*] liUM«rwyrt f. ladder-wori, Jaeob'9 laddtr,
Ms (BH) r=i8 : libo- =h^. Lod.
blsiMUishjBpaii; Usse^shyae WmihwmiiflrLwaier'feheel, wheel for drawing
Mtv. bS. CU*] up water, WWUV,
hlUMniY)U)faU%nwUh,meetwUh,*hii'npon, hlSBdstshbBtstiures. 2 8ff. of hkdan.
OkrlOid. [ON. hitta] hlflsdtrenddl m. wheel for drawing water,
blV- =hvt$. : littfor =r hfler OEO602.
lilii(J\r6')=h«o hUUdlge (&, €) i mietreee (over eervanie),
Uw {60, Te, f ) Q. appearance, form, epeeiee, LL,VPe{k),WW : chatelaine, *lady,* gneen,
kind, S,Bi,WW : apparitiim, If ff 230* : Chr,Ct : the Virgin Mary, Cr. 0SO eoJde h.
*hue,* colour, A,Bl : 6eoiiiy : figure of the gueen dowager, Ca^lOSlo.
speech. htofl = Inf el
Uwup mp. (gen. hlwna, bI((;)iiA) iiwm^ef^ 0/ +liUBf n. derieion, acorn, Dom15.
a family, houeehold or religioue howe, Ohr, htofoltaii (Cp317)=lilagoliaii
€f;M. V hind, ' ' hewe '] hlSBliaii (N, VPs) = hliehhan
blwbeorb A- radiant, beautiful hlsshter s hleahtor
blwound ibll') familiar, domeeiic. hlAmui 1. to cauae to lean, Jui^GS. IL— U&Dftn
UwoM (ie) familiar, wett-known, M,CP. -hUtaan v. ft-hl.
hlweOSlle domeatic adv. -lice famUiarlg. liUtaie * Uan, * M ; AO.
+liIwefl1Rlelan to make known orfamUiar to, ±hMftnlan (o ftecoiiM Uan, OP : mo^e (ecm,
N02M. «tom, C7P. ['2ean*]
UWofMiMs f. familiarity, QD71*« ; 140'. hWimes f. 'leanneM,' JB,OBQ.
liIw0tl9rAdiMsl/amatart7y, WWIQI**. dzhlftnstan (o ffMii» lean, i0«a£en, OBQ.
lal99Wkn.houaehM,JS. Vhewen'^ ['lenae'}
hlwsre m. dia^embUr, hypocrite, M. hlApawlnoe (WW) = Itepewinoe
blwfssger comdy of form, MFH 167. hlssst n. burden, load, freight, B,Sd. holmes *
hlwfssst comely, fair, OEG. h. finny tribe. Vlaal*'\
hlw^edil n. divorce, 6. +hlsBStaii (e) to load, Burden, BH : adorn,
±hlwlan I. to form, faahion, WW : eohur : JirD36. [▼. *laat* vb.]
diaaimulate, feign, pretend, M : fiqwre, hiasling i toU on loading a ahip, TC369.
aignify, ^ : (+) tranaform, tranafiigure. hiaulaelp n. trading^veaael, Cpl47u.
Vhue,* *hued'] IL to marry, CP318^ htet=l»t
hlwtsnd, hiwigend *informaior,* OEG 3007 hlsstst pres. 2 sg. of hladan.
'meditator,* GPH390. hlAwf (a) mn. mound, cairn, hiU, mountain,
Uwlso n. household, ^ : hide (cfland y. hid). B i grave-yard, barrow. Met : hoUow mound,
adv. 'lice familiarly. cave. Vlow*]
+hIwlAoaii to form, ahape, faahion, NC294. hlil m. ^loaf, * bread, food, A,JnL,MtL ; M,
hlwltas ahapeleaa, WW : colowrleaa. Led. AO,CP.
Vhueleaa'] hUUUMa m. (* loaf -eater*), dependant, LL.
hlwlte comely, Lcd,OEG. hUUhrytta m. alave in charge of the bread-
talwna V. hiwan. atoref EC256.
hlwrAdMi f. family, houeehold, rdigioua httfdls(VP8)=h]»fdige
houae, M. hMtfgang m. attendance at, or participation
hlwsoi^ m. family, houeehold : hide (of land), in, a meal, BB : proceaaion with the hoat, LL.
GC 127. hUU-gsbrsost, -gebroo n. bit of bread.
hMn pres. 3 sg. of hdawan. hlifhwAta m. bread-wheat, TO 144m.
hlwung I (So, ^) f. (±) appearance, likeneea, hUUItast f. want of bread.
form, figure : pretence, hypocriay, £. hlftfinsBSBe f. *Lammaa* (Auguai l),AO;M.
II. f. marriage, AG 64**. hlftfiiissssedSBg m. Lam maa-da y.
hlaosrtan to deride, mock, LP824'. hUUotn m. baker^e oven, WW411*.
blaoamng f. unaeemly bihaviour, or worda, hlAlord m. 'lord,* maater, ruler, A,AOJB,
LP943^^ Chr,0 : ^,CP : huaband, Ot : the Lord, God,
i:hladan* (e, ea) to *lade,* draw, or take in JB. [hlaf, weard]
water, JB,JnB: heap up, lay on, buUd, load, hlAfordddm m. lordehip, authority, OP :
burden, B,OenJRd ; GP. patronage. [* lorddom '1
hladuDg f. drawing ('hauatue*), DHy08*. hlilordhyldo f. loyaUy, AG.
hlA = hUew hlifordlng m. lord, maater, W298*.
hhBdn.heapfbwrdenrOP2V. Vlade'] httfordlias without a lord, leaderleaa, B.
hlSBdder (Bl), h]a»ddie = hl&der V lordleaa '1
hlSDddlso m. loaded diahf WW 126» hlltordUo « lordly, ' nobU, OEG ISIK
hlSMtolm. 'ladle,* A,ZDA. hlAlordseipe m. 'lordehip,* authority, rule,
hlSMton L m. bucket, WW 123*. IL pp. of OP : 'dominatio* (title of an order ofangela),
hladan. JSHl'^42*K
hUMer f. 'ladder,* A,M ; GP. hiifordsoaru fn. high ireaeon, LL.
HLAFORBBOGN
160
HLIEP
hliftardstai f. act o/MMng ihe proieeiUm of
alord^ Lli.
hlifordswtea m. Uraiior, Led;M. ['lord-
stoike*]
hlif ordswloe m. high treason, trtaehery,
li]iford<iwlciiiig(MFN167;W225»), -syr.
wung (LL16n5) f. betrayal of on6*e lord,
treason,
hlitordtMnim m. dominion, power, NC302.
hlifraMd f. oren-rake, 0£G63» (hl&b-).
hlibtaUDS f . bUssing of bread {on Larnmae-
lilitiird=hlaford
lilagol inclined to laugh, W40^.
hlafoUan (») to sound,
hlane 'lank,* lean, thin, Jnd,PPs,
hlaad (o) n. wine. Led, ['lant']
lil»«laii=lASian; littw=hlfiw
]ileadan=hUdaai; li]eahtor=hleahtor
hleabtartul scornful, Gttth.
htoahterlio ridiculous, Guth.
jbleahtcw (e) m. * laughter,* jubikUion, BJSl,
CP,Sc I derision.
talMhtoniiifV m. laughter-maker. Ex 43.
hleahtrlan (e) to deride, LPs21<.
hltepui^ to *leap,* run, go, jump, dance,
spring, ^,B,BH,Chr,CP : (+) leap upon,
mount {a horse),
VUmp9Tt m, runner, courier, Chr : *leaper,*
dancer, WW : itinerant monk, RB 135**.
hltapMtre t female dancer, WW311*.
hlA^tettan ▼. to leap up, BH390^.
hltapmvliieo f. 'lapwing,* WW.
hUtipvaig f. dancing, jB. ['leaping*]
lilfot pret. 3 8g. of hieotan.
hlee leaky, CP.OBO, [v. *leak*]
hleean* to cohere, CP361**.
hleda, hlede m. seat, ^X}b34*.
hMf =hUlw ; -hMfan (oe) ▼. &-hl.
lMg^(LkLe^)=]&ws^l btohliaiishliehhan
]ileht-=hleaht-
hlttm m. sound, GP.
htominiui to cause to sound, clash. Whale 61.
[hlimman]
htenM f . coat of mail, £x218. ,
hluman shiyiinan
hlenorttar m. hyssop, LPs 60^.
bltet m? n? (hleow), gs. hleowee (only
found in sg.) covering, refuge, defence,
shelter, prot^tion, CrJ*Ps r priector, lord,
liUo-=hleow-
hliobord n. book-cover, Rd27^*.
hMoburht f . protecting city.
lilted=lildd
+lileoda pi. of -f hlid.
hlfofSBBt consoling, protecting, CR,RB.
hOohnucDM i.*supplantat%o*?h^fi40i^.
hMolfosf without shelter, comfortless,
hleomoc m? hleomooe f. speedweU, Led.
[v. *brooklime*]
]il4on=hl§owan; lil60n-=hlm-
bltenaV m. shelter, Gu222.
hliOBian to thrive, Pb25.
liliop pret. 3 eg. of hltepan.
hlfor n. che^, 'Lcd,WW:faee, eouMUmanct,
E'p,Ou, ['leer*]
hltenu (^L) = Iforan
UforMa n. {cheek-boue), temple, LPBl31^
hltorbolftor m. piMow, B688.
hiiordropa m. tear, Gnl315.
hltoneeamu I. confusion of face, PP868*.
bMonlsBg* m. ablowonihecheek,QSP2%\K
hMortorht beautiful, Bd60*.
bliof otorp n. shdUring robe, Bd 10*.
hMoteni to east lots, iE»AO : (±) get by lot,
obtain,
lil«0« = (l)lilSow«; (2) pres. pi. of hlSowan.
hMoSor Q. noise, sound, voice, melody, song :
hearing,
■\-hMISor harmonious, BH60>*.
lilMVorewklet m. speaking, words, discourse,
song, prophecy.
hMOToreynM m. coming with trumpet-
sound. Da 710.
hlMfontade^ m. place of conference,
hlioMan to sound, speak, sing, cry aloud,
ret^ound, proclaim, M,
bUoVning 1 reproof, 8P837".
htoothi T. hU6.
hMow^hldo
+liliow I. warm, sunny, Nar, adv. hleowe
Led. [T.'lew*] IL = +ia5w
±liliowan (I, f) (±) to warm, make warm,
cherish, Bl : become warm or hot, ['Uw*]
hltowdnriitNi m. protector, patron, Wid04.
hllowtsVre fp. sheltering wings, Gbn 2740.
hliowlora m. one who has lost a protector,
GBirl953.
hlfowmA^ m. kinsman who is bound to
afford protection.
liMowon pret. pL of h]5wan.
hliowitede m. sunny place, WW336^.
hliovstdl m. shelter, asylum, Gzn2011.
hltowV (I, f) f. shelter, covering, warmth, A
['lewty]
±liltowiiii|r (i) f. sheker, protection, favour.
hlMtan = blaetan, hlystan
hlet (KGl) pres. 3 ag. of hladan.
hMt (yPs ; MkB) =Uiet
+hliQat m. companion, denizen, [hlo9]
hli«rtan=hldo«rian; hl«w~hU^w
liliwesa=lSwBa
hldwV pres. 3 sg. of hldwan.
hlld I. n. 'lid,* covering, door, gate, opening,
JB. lI,=hhS
+hXLA n. (nap. hlidn, hleodu) covering, vault,
roof,
hlldan^ to come forth, spring up, PP871P^I
hUdlsMt closed by a lid, J£,
hlidgeftt n. swing-gate, folding-door, SC ; M ;
Mdf. ['lidgate*]
+hUdod (eo) provided with a lid, BH32(fi^,
['lidded*]
hllehhaii* (e, i. y ) to laugh, M,CP : (± ) lauqh
at, deride, jB,JlitL : rejoice,
hDep (y) mf., bUepe f. *leap,* bound, spring.
HIJBPE 161 HLTTMAK
sudden movemeni, Crjjcd : UUng to Uap lMBtiShtm^mMrderlfifamBmbercfa(famgof
firm, AO : (7) v. 0C64. maUfaciors, LLIH[29].
-hnepo, -hlleplloe t. stoS-hL +lil6w n. loiring, beUounng, M.
hDDpen pree. pL of hlSapan. taldwan' to low, roar, beUow, M.
bltopgMl (f)n.ahw (foU, KC. [*leapgaie*] htdwung f. lowing, blUating, beUowing, WW
taUet («) m. lot, chance, fortune, €P. 192^ ; 196^.
Ii]|fni4 (hllb-) MfMfeiwii^, Cp223if. blflil ftdj. oomp. hiadie, hluddie 'loud,*
hnHaa to riee high, tower, ocerhaatg. eonoroua, CP ; M.
hUgan^' to aUribute (to), CP,Da. UQdellpol Umd, noie^, RBL35>^ (hint-).
hUgsft (CP) -hUsa hluddn y. hlfid.
hllban, hlihoan, hlihhan ^Uiehhan I1HM0 adr. loudIif,ahud, Bl ; M,CP. ['loud'l
hUnmuui' (y) to sound, remmnd, roar, rage. hlQdiiot f. clamour, noise, il 8*332. [^loud-
hUmnMt '• stream, torrent. ness*]
blln I. m. mapU'tree, Bpse*. [Oer. lehne] hlQdrtefiM kmd sounding, WW416^.
II. = hlynn hlQdiwIgt adv. loudlu, M.
bUnbtdd n. siek-bed, oouch, B3034. hluiiimon pret. pi. of hlimnuyL
hUne m. ridge, bank, rising ground, hiU, BC, hlUDon pret. pL of hleapan.
Ph ; Mdf . r* l*nk '] htaion pret. pL of hleotan.
hllnerAw f . bank of turf, EC370. liUltor, hltittor (e>) gsm. hlfitrai pure, ckar,
hUndurut f . UUtieed door. brighi, sincere, £,Cr. [Oer. lauter] «dT.
^hlliilaii (eo, y ) to ' lean, * B(eo) ; M : reeUne, -Uoe.
lie down, rest, Jn,MhL ; CP. hUUorikBM = hlQtomet
hllnnsoedt n. prison. hlQtoniM f. cUamess, brightness, simpUcUy,
taUn-floQatt -eoawat m. darkness cf eonfmS' purity, M.
ment. hlQtre I. ady. dearly, brightiy, II. dn, of
MliMlan = Uynman hiator.
httnung f . * leaning, * Lk : seat, coueh. hiatt«r, hlfittor =lilJltor
hOosa = hlisa ±lilQttrlui wy. to clear, purify, make brighi :
hBf/l^ pros. 3 8g. of hlSapan. to become clear,
lillra=lTra li]y<l=hlid
lillia(io^)m.«oMfu{:/am6,r«fiioiir,r8fiot0ii, ±liiyd f. noise, sound : (•!-) twmiU, distmr*
glory, Cr. bancs, dissension, [hlfid]
lilbbAra renowned, OEO. Hl^da m. March, Led. [*Lide* ; Uad]
hfMu/Sig renowned, famed. Bo. hl^dan to make a noise, sound, clamour,
hntHmgnm f. renown, Bo75>*. voeiferaU, M,CP. [hind]
hlbful of good repute, famous, M. ady. Mf de f. torrent, BC (Mdf ).
•Hoe, MJ^O. hl^dlg garrulous, 0£G1418. [hliid]
blUff renowned, 0EO8*«. hl^dlnc f. noise, cry, MtL25*(l^.)-
hllstan = hlystan hb^hhan = hiiehhan
VM I.t n. (nap. hleo9a) cliff , precipiee, hlyminan = hlimman ; myns hlynn
slope, hillside, hiU, An,B;MdL VWh*] lilynian»(l) hlynnan; (2)hlinian
II.^:4h]id ±li]ys]i I. m. sound, noise, din, tumuU, AO.
llllwp^leow II. f. torrent, JnL. [*linn*]
hloooetung f . sighing. hlynnan to make a n oise, r esound, shout, roar.
liUM pret 3 8g. of haldan. lilynilan to thunder, WW519M.
lilodd shiot li^nslaaf (i) to resound.
bMfon pret. pL, lil6h pret. 8 ig. of hBehhm. liiyp^"<Uiep ; hlfia (M) = bllaa
hkmi (WW 117>*), hlond =h]and hlJMiimee ^hlisfamce
hltee f. pigstv, LL464[101 ; NC302 ; Mdf. hlyman to 'listen, * MtL ; Cp.
hlofaere m. listener, OEG2333. h^snere m. hearer, DB20*(ly-)*
hlomlan to listen : wait, M : be on the look out ±hlyvi f. sense of hearing, JBJjcd i listening.
for, spy, M. hloeniend 'attonitus. ' I'list*]
blot, hlott n. * lot,* part, portion, share, JB, ±htyttun(e,i)tolisten,hear,CP;M '.attend
BC,BI,0 : (+) choice, decision, MM>- lo, obey, Lk. VUst*]
bloten pp. of hleotan. +lilyBte audible, NC294.
+lilotkuid n. allotted land, inheritance, 2R* lilyst«Bd, hlystere m. listener, M.
hM f. troop, crowd, band, company, AO: -hhiytittul attentive, gracious, "LPaW*.
booty, spoU : complicity with a band of hlyitung f. act of listening, Kl.
robbers. h^ hlyte m. lot, portion^ M : band, troop.
}MSIM t. penalty imposed on a member of a h^ta^hlytta
gang of malefactors, IJL, +lilyta m. com^panion. [hlot]
hl5twre m. robber. [hld9] hiytero m. clergyman, priest, KC302.
hlM^gMrod n. mass of troops, Ro 4*". h^tm m. casting of lots, B 3126 T
liUttan to spoU, plunder, BH. hlytman to decide by Jof, MFH167.
an. 11
HLTTTA 162 HOGU
lilftte m. diviner, MoOMyer, A0184>*. haUol ihruiUng fcrwards, addided io butting
[hlot] {of an ox).
+lilyUo fdUnoAip, DR. hnlta f . Umat-tgg, * nit, ' EpJ^ed ;iE.
liljttor(HGL418):=hlnttQr,hiator tanoU m. top, erown of the luad, Ji,VPs.
UyUrtan to purify, .£GB222f. CnoU']
Uyttmnf f . cleaning, refining, WW 170*. hnonlaii to eiribe, Rd 6'.
-Ultfaui («ie) ▼. be-hl. ; Uff^^iySn hnot bare, bald, *ehm'Cropped,*MSHr. I'not']
htgW" shlSow- ; mywlDf shltewQBg liiiiitMam m. mil tree,
Imaood snaood ; bnAeui snfioan bnuteyriMl mn. kernel of a nut, LoD.
±lmftgin I. to bow down, bend, humble, curb, Imutu f. gs. and nap. liiiyte *nut, * Erf, Led,
fwnguieh. [hnigan] Ih to 'neigh,' .SOr. MtBiMdi.
IIL =nAffan +liiiyoiMd wrinkled f Lod 97a.
tanAgiiiif X. 'neighing,' MQr,Op, lmyiteto=liydele
luuBpp m. boiA, OiQ,WW. ['nap* ; Qer. hnygttlaii (i) pL cUp pinge, WW.
napf ] ha^lunc f . recUning, WW 163**.
biudpp- = hnapp- +luiyiean to orueh, MtB21«*. [hnaioe]
Imasppaa to etirihe. Bo 130^'*. hnyioa ^ hneaoe
hmwuw shneioe +liByit oon/trUe, fPsC 127.
+liiifltt, +hna8t n. ooXUeion, confiiet, battle, Imyte gs. and nap. of hnutn.
[hnitan] hd^shdh
tiiMg,hnehl.bentdown,abjeet,poor,humble, hfttenoa m. coucA, WW 280". [h5h1
UnSif: niggardly. IL pret. 3 sg. of hnlkan. h6c m. 'hook,' BH,WW i angle, Mt,Nar.
linM|ilMi {m, e, ea) to date, «Iitiii6er, &e/p, hooe m. moOow, Cp,LoL Vhock'\
OF,Mt\BL ['nap'] hdoada curved, f (7. ['Aooleci*]
fanai^ung (e, ea) f. napping, doting, hdoer=hdoor; -hdolht ▼^heora-h.
«{«iii6eriii$r, CP. h6ob«ni n. email eicUe, WW23I^.
linAt pret 3 ag. of hnitan. hoeUaf n. mallow, Lod.
hiMiV- (VPs) = hnap- hdoor n. ineuU, derieion, W 164l^
Imtow mean, niggardly, etingy, mieerlg, CP. hbcorwyrtlM derieive, eeomful, W164".
[Oer, genan] adv. -Ube. hdd m. 'hood,' Ep,WW.
hntevnet f . meaniMM, CP. hot n. eiieIo«iir«, court, dweOing, building,
bnaooa m. 'neck,' JB,OP, houee, hall : temple, eanetuarff. [Oer, hot]
lmfl8ans(l)iiAffaii; (2) hni^gan hdX I. m. *hoof,^ Bun,WW;M. Ih piet.
luieofiilaf.=hntfol 3 sg. of hebban.
-Imfopan ▼. a-h. [op Ooth, dishniapan] hofdlog m. chief, leader. [ON. l&ffima^]
lineoton pret. pL of hnitan. tadfft f . * hove, ' alehoof (plant). Led, W W.
linepptan (KOl) ^hnappian holer m. hump, Gl : eweUing.
homM (9d,i,j)eofi, tender, mild, CP I weak, boferede humpbacked, CPJjcd,WW
delicate, JB : elack, negligent, CP : effemin- ['hovered']
ate, wcmton, ^. ['neeh'] hoteriend, +holerod (.£L)=hoferede
±hna»rtan to make eoft, eoften, M,CPe : be- -hdHan ▼. be-h.
come eoft, give way, waver, CP,Led ; ML. h5flto pertaining to a court, OEG2096.
['neeh'} +ta6fod hoofed, JEL26*^.
laMeelllo eoft, luxurious, geminate, AO. adv. hdton pret. pL of hebban.
'Vioeeoftly, gently, tenderly, CP. ['neshly*] hofor^hofer
hneMnes f. eofineee, weakness, effeminacy, hibt'feo,'Tmon. hoof ^track, bridle-track, Jxsd,
CP,Lcd,MtL ; M : eoft part of anything, h otred e confined to the house, bedridden,
['neshness'] WW162».
tanett {MtL4^)=iiett MMng m. print of a horse's hoof {^h6nuiDg)
hnezlan {M) = hneacian OEG 18.
hDlfol m. brow, forehtad. bofweard m. adUe, WW 1 1 1*>.
ImtlolH Mrumb , -ornmp inclined, leaning over, hog- = hoh-
prone, WW. hoga I. careful, prudent, DR,MtL. [' howe']
bnlgan^ to 6010 oneself, bend, bow down : faU, II. m. fear, care : attempt, struggle, OEG
decline, sink. {Oer. neigen] 8".
iin^Aii to bend down (the head), LcD7a. hoga*- =shog-, hoh- ; hogade =hogode
Imlglan shnvgelan hogde pret. of hycgan or hogian.
hnlpend bending, lowly, HGl436. hogelias free from care, NC303.
hDtplBntobowdown,Met,OEO;JEibow1he hogg A09, NC302.
head, look gloomy, CP. [' nipe '] ±hoglan to care for, think about, reflect^ busy
hnlppan? to sink down, 0£G1579n. oneself with, M : tntond, strive, wish for.
hnlaee (MkB 13<>) = hneece [hyge]
hnitan^ to thrust, butt, knock, come into hogode pret. of hogian.
colUsion with, encounter. hogu f . care, M.
HOGUNG 163 HOBDOOFA
hoirang f . endeawmr, DHy 8^*. hoUng f. hoUow place, GD 1 13^.
hdh QL, gs. hd8, nap. hdas, hdB, dp. hdum hoUnga ady. in vain, iffiihaut reason,
hough, hid, M,Jn,P9. on fa. bMnSL : point hoU shol 11.
of land, Ct,Nar iM6i, [*Ao.' 'Aoe'] hoIWwj n. onion/ TTfT 270". [*AoBei»']
hob-tost, bog (a)- (KG) pnideni, oauHoua, holm m. ^vtave. Ma, ocean, vfater, B : in
t&Me. prose, eep. in jplaoe-names) island {esp, in
h6hf6t m. Aeel, LPsS5^ a river or creek), Ohr. ['holm']
hohtul (hoga-, N) oarefiU, thoughtful, M : hotanmn n. ahip, Gxk1422.
fuU of care, anxious, pensive, sad, Ct,8c» hohnclitf n. sea-cliff, rocky shore,
i^howful'l holmeg adj. of the sea. Ex 118.
hohfulnat t. care, trouble, KC3'349^^ hohnnusgen n. force of the tcaves, Rd3*.
hfih-hwyrflng, -hwerfing f. hed-tuming, hotan-tfnMiit '** £"• *^BKwoe restless sea,
circle? t. OEGISn. hohnwMdlm.i0fl3lo/Ma tc»(er,Ez467.
hohUoe (hoff- ) prudently, LkL 16*. hotanweard (Air 350) = helmweard
hofamdd sad, sorrowful, W72*. hofanwag m. ssa-paih, Ak382.
hdhsoanea m. Ug, shank, LoD 14a. hotanwyfan m. hittows, B2411.
hohSGlpe (hoga-) m. prvdsnes, N. hohias f. hoUow place, GD99**(o).
hSibiOimt sinew of the Jieel,^JiCd, ['hough- h51oiiga=fadlinga
sinew^} holpen pp. of helpan.
•h5h8nlaD v. on-h. hota1aa=heolorian
hShspor n. heel, WW160». hototof m. *apex,' tittle, MtR5^.
hoi I. hollow, LcD : depressed, lying in a holt nm. forest, wood, grove, thieketp JE,B ;
hoOow, OP,Ct,MH. [*hoU*] II. n. hollow CP ; Mdf : wood, Hmber, Jul, ['hoW^
place, cave, hole, den, Ot,Lk,Met,WW ; kO, holt-hana, -ana m. woodc ock, WW344I*.
M : perforation, aperture, Cp. [*hole,* h6ltlhte f. calumny, WW.
*AoS*] holtwuduf m. forest, grove, Ph : jufood
hdl n. calumny, slander, JE, (timber), [y. *Aott*]
-hola y. oter-h. hdliiogashdlinga; hom^ham
•i-hola m. protector, defender, M, [helan] hdm^dm ; homan s=dman
hole n? holoa? m. hole, cavity. Led. [' Aom*] h6n I. (ey*) pr^t. heng, pp. hangen to hang,
hold I. gracious, friendly, kind, favourable, suspend, crucify, M i adorn, II. pL
AO,B;M : true, faUhfid* ^f^* M,LL', tendrils of a vine? A4143.
GP : acceptable, pleasant, \fhold^ i ON. hon-shan-: hona = (l)h eona; (2)hana
hoUr] ady. holde graciously, loyally, Ps, h6ike6» having heels, WW IQI». [h6fa]
Vholde*1 II. n. dead body, carcase, Mt; +hoiigB = 4-faange
M, ['hold*; ON, hold] III. m. holder hop n. prtt^, y. OEG36i«.
of dUodial land, ranking below a jarl hdp m. hoopf y. NC303.
(Danish vjord), LL : mtUtory eMrf, MkR -hop y. fen-, m5r-h.
6*1. [ON. holdr] hopa m. 'hope,* ^, [osu. tdhopa]
holdiV m. oath of allegiance, Chb. hdpgehnittt n. dashing of waves.
holdelloe=hold]loe hoplan to 'hope,* expect, look for, A,^;
holdhttford m. gracious lord, liege lord, Chb CP : put trust in, AB,Bo,BL
1014E. hdplg eddying, surgi ng,'P Vs 68*.
holdlan to cut up, disembowel, iBL23". +hopp n. small bag, WW406'.
[hold II.] hoppMsLm, upper garment, cope, WW ISS^*,
holdllo faiihftd, frientOy, OEG0O*. ady. hoppe f. a kind of ornament, AO : dog-eoUar,
'Hoe graciously, AB,WW:faiihfully, loyally. LL194[8].
Choldely*] hoppestro f. female dancer, JE. ['hoppes
holdrAden f. fidelity, faithful service, MEL tere*]
2*150*^. hoppetan to leap for jou : to throb.
holdseipa m. loyalty, allegiance, Chb. hopplan to hop. Jump, leap, dance, M : limp,
holeoerae a jOant, Lod. ML2l*^^. [Cfer, faiipfen j
hotogn =s hobn I. hopso^to f . sheet, counterpane, M(9^),
bolenl.m,*hoay,*Op,WW;M;lilLdi. adj. hor n, adultery.
ofhoHy, Led, II. pp. of helan. hora-=horu- ; horas y. horh.
holenga—hdlinga hdrewene f. whore, adulteress, IAj.
holenltet n. houy leaf, Lod 127a. hord nm. 'hoa/rd,* treaswre, B,Ohr,Gen,MtB,
Aolanrind f . holly bark, Lod 20b. W W.
holeiutybb m. hoUy-stump. hordSBm = hordem
holh (GP), bolg n.* gs. bdles hole, 'hoUow. ' hordburg f. treasure-city, B,BC,Gxir.
hoUan to hollow out, scoop out, ^ : to become hord-oleofa, -clyf a m. treastMre-<iiest,treasury,
hollow, be perforated, M, [*Ao2e'] aeeret chamber, M.
hSUmn to oppress, Ps. ['hale*] hordeola m. treasurC'Chamber, closet : (f)
+hollRii to obtain, CP200>*. breast, heart, thoughts.
11—2
HORDERB
164
HRfiCAN
l iord w m. freomirer, ekambeHaim, tUwatrd^
bordiRi n. freewufy, «toreA4Mf«e, M.
taMrdeniyot 1 offot nfirttuwtr^ ChkIIS?.
iMirdtvt n. iTMMiire-receptaele, M.
bMd-ffMt n., gi. -gates lioor fo a trmmirt*
chamber, Rd43".
hordfMMont o- Aocmiecl frecmifie.
liordlMito'Jloar(i»*^.
hordloca m. tncuwrt-chui, eof/tr : (t) Morel
lAongAte, fnMid.
hordimfewi o. ndU«, Da 676.
hordmiSiiit m. Koardtd trtatmrt,
liordweard m. g^ardum of irmuw : isiii^ :
heir, firet-bom,
bordwvla m. hoarded weaiik, B2344.
iMirdwMMlfttiif f. hommring 6y gifts from the
hoard, B962.
hoidwttt n. tretuure of wisdom, Kl.
hordwyim f. delightful treaears, B2270.
iMNTdwyrVe worth hoarding, B2246T
hdre f. whort, proHihUe, OEG.
horthtBhorwilit
+horglaii to defile, Bk : spiL
liorh (horg) mn., gs. hor(w)ea, incir. horn,
nap. horas phlegm, mmcus, AB,BlJSpJJcd :
dirt, defilement, U7ieleannes8;lidi, ['Aore*]
horbAlit = horwiht
hoiian to cry out, Ps.
+lioiteii (N) s +horgian
hartg foul, filthy, ^J^L. ['Aory']
hdrlng m. adulterer, fomieator, WSOQ*^.
horn m. horn {musical instrument, drinking-
horn, eupping-hom), beasl*s horn, Ct,Lcd,
LL, VPs ; AO : projection, pinnacle, Ps.
homMIre homed, .£Gb27^.
hombliwen m. horn-Mower, trumpeter,
hombogaf i^i. bow tipped with homf
hombora m. hom^beiMrer, trumpeter, WW.
homllse m. garfis h. Ay 370.
honifdtad hoofed, WW213*>.
borngiapt broad between the pinmades or
gables.
horngeftrton n. wedUh of pinsuuies (on a
house)? [or f->hordgMtrSoii], RnH23.
+lioraiaii to insuU, HkL12«.
homltas wOhoul horns, £839*349.
boniple m. pinnacle, MtL, [y. ^pike*"}
bomroeed n. haU with gables, B704.
hornsAl n. =honiM]e
honiMAaiS 1 pinnacle, MtL4^
hornaelp n. beaked ship. Air 274.
hmnmeU m. house with ga bles, Q ms 1821,
honrangsaiitt m. bastard, WW466^.
horo- shorn-
horpytt m. mud-hole, EC445".
liort n. horse, OET,WW,VPs;MjLO,CP;
Mdf.
bonbAr f. horse-litter, BH;ML, Vhorse-
6ter']
hone shofp, quick, active, ready, daring :
quick-witted, wise, prudent.
bonoamb m. ^horse-comb,* curry-comb,
strigil, WW.
boffMbw»l (-•^honhwnl) m. walrus, AO
17"
boffMlto sosdid, squalid, foul, OEG 1780.
[horh]
bonelloa briskiy, readily, promptly : pru*
dently, wisely.
bonealbt m. master of the horse, equerry,
groom, esquire, M{9^).
bonervt n. *biga,* chariot, WW194*>.
bonelaiia f. eleca mpane , WW. l^horseheal*'}
bontm n. stable, WW.
bcMigwitQii m. meadow in which horses are
kept, KC3'414>*.
bonbalaiM s honelene
iMxnblerde (i*, y*) m. osHer, groom.
jnw rwn to yr mmte Wwfnnorses, \ynr, ^ norse j
bonllea =:bonolSbe
bon-Vagn, -tSfin m. o stler, groom, equerry,
bonwfiB m. chariot, WW140«.
bonwaalb m. groom, equerry, LL22 ; 132.
bonweard f. care of horses, LiL446[2].
bonwag m. bridle^road, KC. [^horseway*^
bortaa sbpL 'whortie* -berries, y. 0EO2«».
bora = horh
boniiia« m. sink, pit. Bo 112".
borawag (o>) m. dirty road f KC6173".
borwabt = horwiht ; borvfas v. horh.
borwlg=orweg
+baiiir]glan to defile, spit upon.
borwibt (e>) mueose, defiled, filthy, Qvth36K
borwyll m. muddy stream, EC446^.
boralle = horsoUo
b6t I. t escort, company, B924. II. f.
bramble, briar. III. v. hdh.
bosa m., hose 1 * hose,* WW.
boaaband m. hose-band, garter, OEQ4822.
bosp m. reproach, insult, contumely, M :
blasphemy, M.
bofpowlda m. insulting speech, £l523.
boqwtUn to ridicule, Gp6978.
bospaprfta f. jeer, taunt, JSH 2-514.
boapul *irritus,* RPs88«>.
boapword n. abusive language, contemptuous
expression, M.
b(Ma=hy88e
bdatig (i£L36>*<)=:6atJff
bofu f. hose, RB : pod, husk, Cp 1867.
botorsotor
bolbDat m. darkness^ the grave.
brft=hr£w
hnoa m. throat, Lcdf Vrake*]
brica (fi) m. clearing of the throat : spittle,
mucus.
braea, hraou f . throat, M, FP«(e). [* rabt *]
brad- ▼. hr»d- ; brada=hrat$e
±hradlaB (ea, %) to be quick, haO^, do
diligently : further, prosper, ML20'^.
bradung (m) t quickness, despatch, daigestce.
on hnedinge quickly, ML.
br8a-=hra-, hza-, hrea-
brA^hrfiw; brA-ahrea-, hr6o-, rA-
brAca m. clearing the throat. r«hraoa]
brAoan tr. and intr. to 'readi,' bring U9
{blood or phlegm), CP,Lcd;M.
i
HBiECAN 106 HBIDC
+linMan » +reooaii brtgUre deadi^, WW408I*.
lirSoetiiiig f . eruUationt Lo p 69b . hrigra m. heron, Gl.
lirAogebnM n. wre throat, WW. hnumfeall»a:ramgeaUa ; brimlgchrSmig
bneelng f. deteniion, DRd6^. bnunnui m. cramp, apamu
tarAotan to eruetaU, LcD84a. hnun-sa (o) m., -te I. onion, garlic, Sp,Ledt
hribetxtaf t uvtUa, LoDlTa. WW, [Vowm/ *rafMon*]
brAouDg f. clearing of the (hroai. Led, hrwaaaaarop m. head of wild i^lie, Qh,
[* reaching*] hraa (o) m. whale, Gl.
hrtdA (e) (hrad- oody. in obL oaaea) quick, hrfln I. m. reindeer, AO. II. pret. 8 ag. of
nimble, ready, acHve, alert, prompt, CP,Ql, hrinan.
Ml [*rad^\ tarand I.=rMid. II. pret. 3 sr. of hzindAn.
hnedblta m. blaekbeeUe, WW (hne6-)* hrandsparwa (o^) m. sparrow, MtLlO*.
bnBdfarnes f. ewifhuss. Bo 72". hranflz (o) m. whale, B640.
hnedh^dlg haeiy, tarinhundT m. deerhoundf v. LL2-117.
hrsBdb^dlgnas f. haste, jprecipiiaUon, CP. hranmera (o) m. sea, Mbt6^.
hnedlng f. hasU, W22^«. hranridt I. {whale* s-road), s ea.
bnedUe (tS) quick, sudden, premature, B,Bo ; hntele f. 'bobonica* (plant), WW29d*.
M,AO,CP. ady. -Hoe Quickly, hastily, hratfan to rush, hasten, OET («hradian7).
soon, speedily, forthwith, M,CP, [^radly,* liratto (e, e) ady. oomp. hratSor, superi.
^rathely*] hratfoet hastily, quicldy, promptly, readily,
linMlllcnes (e) f. suddenness, Guth : earli- immediately, soon, JS,B,Bo,Or,VPs ; CB :
ness, EPsllS^^'. too soon. So, swa h. swa as soon as, M,
hraBdmdd hasty, ML lO^t. ['iys^, ' 'roJlhtfr, ' 'fa<A€«<*l
hnsdOM f . (± ) quickness : brevity, hraVer = hreVer ; hraVlan = hradian
taradrlpe (ned- ) ripening early, WW. tar&w = hx&w
bnadtsBfle quick at throwing dice? CEi.73 hriwirlg toeary in body, Ph564.
(y. ES 43*339). lirftwUo=hi«owUo
lir8Bdu]ig=hradaiig brta I. f. indigestion f LoD94b. [hreaw I.]
hnsdwAn m. swift eharioL II. = hreaw I. and II.
hrsBdwllnas f. hasU, precipitation, CP. tartao m. 'rick,* heap, stack, TC,WW,
hrsDdwyrde hasty of speech, Wa66. liriaoeopp m. top of a rick, LL453r21,4].
hrmfn I. hnef en (e) m. raven, £,B,0, VPs : hriacmete m. food given to the labourers on
sign of the raven (the Danish banner), completing a rick, LL462'.
II.=h8Bfem -hrfod y. earm-hr. [hrSoVan]
braefnoynn (e) n. raven-species, M, brtalr=ireaf
hrsBtnatfot m. ravensfoot, dnquefoU, OET hrfiam m. noise, outcry, alarm, M,CP : Cfry,
p8. lamentotMm, sorrow, B,Cr. l*ream*]
-hrAgan y. ofer-hr. ; hi»g < I =hrggl hrtamlg clamorous : lamenting,
brsegelgetrsBtwodnat f. fine clothing, ILL liriane8=hreohneB
(396*^). hrSas pret. 3 Bg. of hreoutn.
hrsBgolSegn m. keeper of the robes, *ves' hrtet pret. 3 eg. of hratan.
tiarius, * lireatwmlkt (a*) t baL
hnegl n. (e) dress, clothing, Gl,Jn ; AO,CP : hrealTlan (VPs) ==hradian
armour: sail. [WaiV] lirtaw I. (eo) *raw,* ^,Lcd, II.»lirAw
lirogleyBt f. clothes-box , trun k, Ct. nm. III. pret. 3 sg. of hreowan.
hrsBglgewAde n. dress, WW430". hrtow- =hrdow-
hraBglhtte f. vestry, BB. hrtowde pret. 3 sg. was raw, WW216^
h raagls etera fp. shears for cutting doth, (reaw-).
WW24l^ (r»gl-). hrfowie ^hrfiwio
brngltalu f. vestment -fund, KC,BB. hrtawnai I. f. rawness, crudity, OEG3233.
braglung f. clothing, WW 151K II. =hreowne8
brsegtweard m. keeper of vestments or robes, +liree = +reo ; hrlo-=hreo-
WW 279^. bred (KGl) = hrsed ; -tareda y. nfreda.
lir8Bgnlooa=brsB2nlooa hraddan to free from, recover, rescue, save,
hrsBinn, hr8lm=m«fn; hrsBnahjem Cr;JE : take away, Vredd*]
hrAron pret. pL of hreran. breddare m. defender, NO 303.
hrfis y. nr»w ; brcBsostmigssraeoetang hreddung (») f. salvation, liberation, M,
-tarsBselan y. a-hr. hredrndnao^hretSmdnatS
hrsBtelwyrt f. rattlewort, WW301'. ±hr«tan to roof, M. [hrdf]
hrttV^hrsBd. ['raihe*] bretn = (l) hrsefn; (2) h»fem
hrftw I. (a, 8a) nm. gs. hr&e living body : hrefnan=r»fnan
corpse, carcase, carrion. IL=farSaw I. hretnoynn = hrwfuu vnn
hrAwIo (hrSa-) n. place of corpses, B1214. hregrest? groin, MLN 11-333 ; ZDA33'244.
liril^yll m. slaughter, B 277. tarih = hr6oh ; taram » hrefn I.
HBEMAN 166 HRDI
hriman I. (o boasL [Otr. rflhmen] IL» lirtowlle(i»7)yr»MmM,mf(^,«K{,uTeleAe({»
hriman mUerahte^ aid, ChrJ*s, adv. -lloe, AO,
hiimll^ boasHng, vaunUng, exkUing, Chr.
bmnmrs^hrafn L hrtowBM (6a) f. penUenee, oontrUum, repen-
-jkbmiuiuui to hinder, cumber, JEL tanee, LL,€fl ; CP, [^ruenese, ' *rewniss^1
taranmtng f. hindrance, obetade, hriowon =r6owon pret. pL of rSwan.
taremn =hnBfii I. lirtowMnd« =hr6o«eiide
hnaHan to emeU of, be redolent of, QolW, ^tartowatan (y) to feel eorrow or peniiemee,
lirio=hrSoh,lir6ow; liriooan=rdooan AO,Mt;CP. [*reicne*]
biiod n. 'reed, * rush, ^,BH,Ql ; CP ; Mdf. hrtowgnaf I. repentance, penitence, eorrow,
±lirtodan* to adorn (only in pp. ^hroden). CP,Lk ; M. [*reusing^}
brtodbedd n. *reed-bed,* JS. dbtareplan (eo), hreppan to tofteh, treat, Mt ;
hrtodeynnn. i^ndo/ reed, NC 303. iB : olfacib, Bk6. [Vepe*]
hrtod-lg, -iht, -ihtig (e*) reedy. tarepaung (SiL) =:iepaung
brtodwcetar n. reedy mareh, Nax20^. hnpung f. eenee of touch, touch, M.
lirtof roufh, ecabby, leproue. Whale ;CP. hr9r UghUy boiled. Led. [*rear*]
as Bh.^Uper. ±lu9nn{tr.)tonun)e,ehahe,agikUe, [hrOr;
-hrtoflan ▼. a-hr. Oer. rflhien]
hr%oai.t9cabbinese,Upro9if,CP. II. adj. hriradiiM (;) f. AcMte, LP851*.
leprous. brftmnus f. bat, WW. l*rearmouee* ;
tartoHa m. roughness of the skin, leprosy, hrSran]
M : Zeper, JS. [hrCof] hririMa (f) t dishu^nee, commotion, tern-
hrtof-llo, -lig (M) leprous. pesL
hrfofMS f. teprosy, 2e. tanslshriail
hrtotol, hrfiofol = hi«ofl I. +lmtp n. tearing, destruction, NC294.
lirteg = hrtoh +lirMpaa to tear, PP843".
hrioh (d) I. adj. rough, fierce, wHd, angry, hrittshrfst pres. 3 sg. of hrfioaan.
Met;MjLO,CP : disturbed, troubled, sad lir««=:linBd
(t. hrSow) : stormy, tempestuous, B,Bo, hrfSf mn. victory, glory.
Chr. [* reh *] II. n. stormy weather, tempest. lirtSa m. covering of gotat-skin, Gl.
brtehful stormy, ES 39-349. hriSan to exuU, r^oiee, Ex673.
hi^hMM stormy, tempestuous,'Wl3ti*'. Iira0e=hra8e; hrMe^retSe
hrtohmM savage, ferocious : sad, troubled. hr9l99tMg^ glorious, victorious.
lirtelmas (fia) f. rough weather, tempest, lirlV«ni6iiaiV=:hr66mdna6
storm, M. hn/derf {tk, t^) m. breaet, bosom : heart, mind,
liriol Bb. 'reel,* A,WW;M. thought : womb.
tarten- =r9on- Imlterbealo n. heart-sorrow, B 1343.
brtonM = ( 1 ) hiSohneB ; (2) hrSowneB tan'teoofa m. breaet, Gb 1323.
hrtop pret. 3 Bg. of hrOpan. hrtSergltew wise, prudent. Ex 13.
hnopian = hrepian bnfSerloeat m. breaet.
hrtorig adj. in ruins, RunrS. [hrSosan] -lirMng ▼. €ad-, sige-, will-hr.
±lirtotaii' to faU, sink, faU down, go to ruin, brMiaa inglorious, Gn 878.
JB,B,Cr, VPs ; AO.CP : rusk. I'reose*] hrMmtaatf m. month of March.
hrtOMndllo perishable. hrfSnas f . cruelly, inclemency, N.
lirioslaa=]ir6owBiaii hrelfor=hre6er
tariotfS (KGl) pree. 3 ag. of hrSosaii. tartVilgor m. glorious victory, B2583.
-hrtoiSa (6, Sa) ▼. bord-, soild-hr. hrtog^hiyog
brtoimg (la) f. hardness of breathing, asthma, bitolaa to ctU, cut to pieces, ML2S'K
±lirtow I. f. sorrow, regret, penitence, repen- tartose rick, wrench, eprain, Lci>27a.
tance, penance, B,Bl,CP,Cr. Vrue'] IL hriddaln. 'riddU,' sieve, LLiBSill}.
sorrowful, repentant. III. adj.=hr6ohT hMnr (01), hiidder {JB)n. sieve. [^ruMer'l
IV.=hi6aw I. and IH. hifdilaa to sift, winnow, Lk. {'ridder']
hrtowan' (often imi>enonal w. d. pen.) to +brland destroyed, WW496^.
affect {a person) with regret or contrition, liifewV pree. 3 Bg. of hzisowan.
JBo,CP,OmJ/L : distress, grieve, Cr,Oen : lirlt n. bUly, womb, MJlO.
(intr.) be penitent, repent, BfkL. [*rue,* -{-htitlMBL to bring forth, JJ^aV*.
S^ew*] +hiltnlan to tear off, AG 142«.
hrtewMarigt troubled, sad. biiftiung f . pain in the boweU, WW 1 12".
hx^rnmOib penitent, LkL {&). [*nie»fv*] liiff«of.Micr/SiieM,LoD90b. [hrSof]
?^!??*'™*=**^*<*^'^ hrifwwro (e») m. pain in the bowels, WW
hr^wlMn to repent, m£l^. 112".
Mowlg sorrowful, sad, Gbk799. hrttwimd wounded in the beUy, LL6[61].
hrtowlgferM-f sad, sorrowful. hrUfisthryea
hrtowlgmddt ^ad, sorrmrfuL tarlkn m. 'rSne, • hoar-frost, Ph ; JB.
hiSman
167
UKUKUL
luUnan (9, f) to cry otU, ahout, rave, JB!{f),
CP{e),JnL{6) : OewaU, lament, [*reme* ;
hitom]
-brlkiiaii v. be-hr.
hifmoeald icy cM, Wa4.
bzUnfont m. hoar-frost, LPs??'' (rim-).
lirlmtploel m. iciele, SxAvlT.
liilmi; rimy, frosty, Bl.
lurliiilglieard^oxen hard, RD88^
•fhrin n. morsel, £P8l47^v.
+lU!to (NG) = +rfn = +r«n
taiHum^ (w. a. g. or d.) to touch, lay hold of,
reach, seize, strike, Ps. [*rtfie']
brincg^hiing ; hrlnd—iind
brlndan* to Uurust, push, Ri>55^.
brine m. sense of touch.
dbtartaiMiM f. towih, contact, BH.
bring I. m. ring, link of chain, fetter, festoon,
B,CP,OJJcd I circle, circular group, Ph :
border, horizon, Oen : (t) (pL) rings of gold
(as ornaments and as money) : (f) corslet,
b : circuit {of a year), cycle, course : orb,
globe. ILf m. (only in w5peB hr.) sound.
brlngan to *ring,* sound, dash, B,8ol : an-
nounce by bells, BB.
bringbin n. ring-shaped bone, WWlbl.
[*rtn^6one']
brfngboga m. coiUd serpent, B2661.
brlnge f . ring,
brlngedf nuiie of rings.
brlngedstetnat ni. ring-prowed ship.
brlng-figy -f a^ ring-spdted, variegated,
brlngllnger m. * ring-finge r, * L ed, W W.
brlnggewlndU m. sphere, WW426<>.
brlngbvn n. ring mail, B322.
bringloca m. coat of ring-mail. Ma 145.
bring-mAlt, -mfiled} adorned with a ring
{of a stDord).
bringmere n. bath, BTmr466.
bringnmw m. ring-prowed ship, B 1863.
brlngnett n. rina-mail, B1889.
brtngselef m. hall in which rings are be-
stowed.
bringsetl n. circus, OEG.
brlngilttende sitting round, looking on,
OEG65.
brlngKegut f . receiving of rings.
brlngweorSung f . honouring by the gift of
rings, B3017.
bringwban adv. ringwise, in rings, Kab16^.
biltataig f. touch, JnL. [▼. ^rine*"]
+briorde (w) = +reorde ; bii^ = rip-
bib n. twig, branch, \Qer. reis]
briso=riso; bftooan = hrye can
briiMbt bushy, bristly, WW513*.
brtwlBiyseJ
briflal, hriiB(i)l f 7 shuUle : bone of the lower
arm, radius, [hiiBian]
brlsian (y) (tr. and intr.) to shake, move, be
shaken, datter, AnJS,Ps,VPs. [*rese*]
Ivrb^ (ryug) bushy, 0£G8**^
biiit pres. 3 Bg. of hrSoean.
bristande, hriatlende noisy, creaky,
brigtto f. rattU, WW391'*.
bristling f . shaking, quivering, ratUing noise,
LoD07a.
brfV (n) m. fever, Ixn>80a.
briS 14 f • snow-storm, tempest. II. =hri6er
brtSAdl f . fever, Lod 80a.
brfVer (y) n. neat cattle, ox, buU, cow, heifer,
Bl,Ot,Led,WW, ['rother']
brlteen of cattle. Led. [*rotheren '1
brmerfrfols (y) m. catOe-festival, OEG4719.
brfVerbSawara (y) m. butcher, M,
briVerbeord {f) herd of cattle, M, [▼.
'rc^hear*^
briSerbyrde iS) m. herd&man, Et.
brfVfald m. omLe-pen,
brfVbMxrde (ie)=hrI6erhyrde
brfVlan to shake, be feverish, have a fever, M*
brflttg (y) storm-beatenf ruinedf Wa77.
brittng f. fever, LGD96b.
brIung=ltfSoung; bifw-slir6ow-
brtwtTpres. 3 sg. of hrSowan.
br5e m. *rook,* CpJBL,
brdd=rdd
brodan I. {±) covered, adorned, ornamented
(pp. of hrSodan). II.=roden
broder=rodor
brdf m. *roof,' ceUing, JS,B,Cr,G ; AO,CP
top, summit, Bo,Cr,Mk : heaven, sky. Or,
brdftest wi^ a firm ro of, M ir 7*.
brdfltaa (rdf-) roof^s, WW186*i».
brdHMle m. roofed hall, B 1616.
brdfMIn m. roof stone, ^H 1-608.
brdfdkel f . roofing tile, WW.
brdttlmber n. material for roofing, P EG 22 66.
brdfwyrbta m. roof -maker, ouHder, WW.
bromsa^hramBa; bronJa^hran; brop=rop
brop m. clamour, outcry, lamentation, Bl.
Vrope^l
brdpan't to shout, proclaim : cry out, scream,
howl, Ou,Ps. Vrope*']
-bropt V. ofer-hr.
bropwyrc =5 rop w»ro
brdr stirring, busy, active : strong, vigorous,
brave,
+bror n. calamity, plague, ruin, BH284^
[hreosan]
±broren pp. of hrSoean.
-fbrorenes f. downfaU, ruin, LPs31^
+bror0ntto perishable, transitory, unstable,
NC294 ; Mf^.
brtee^rdse
brdft m. perch, 'roost,' i;L464[ll].
brastbtag m. woodwork (of a roof), Rvin32.
brot m. scum, Lod 84a.
brfl90r=hr6t$or
brSVgtarala m. crown, RPs20'.
broVbund (A8-460)=rotShiind
brdVorf m. solace, joy, p leasure : benefit.
brOm m. soot, Shb,WW.
-brOmlan ▼. be-hr.
brOmSg sooty, WW362^.
brung f. cross-bar, spoke, Bd2S^^. [*rung'^
bruron pret. pL of hrSoean.
brurul *(2ecul«iM,' BD830-11**.
HBUSE 166 HUNDTWENTIGWDITBE
hrtMtf. iorlk, mU, gnnmd. htl»iXL*kuJk^' ikip,LL,WW;M:hut, JB,
hrOX (a?) *balidii8' {validu»r), WW361» LL,WW.
brOten* to make a naim, wkiz, snon, ^,Cp. bulftatie f. plover, WW132U.
[* rout *] hflllo pron. of what sort.
bnlV =shiit$ ; hrttVer =:failt$er hulpon pret. pL of helpan.
+liraxl n. noUe, tummU, y. ES39-344. hula f. husk, pod, WW. ['hkU']
hrQadUui (rnx-) to make a noiee, M tRl^. hfUuoo (AO) =halio ; bnina soma
hrye = hryog ; -taryeoe y. com-hr. huinelA = hymele ; httumi ( VH j) s ymen
liryes (i) m. back, epme, MjO^Jjcd ; AO : httaOMta ady. in whaX way, how, JB.
* ridge, * elevated surface, B,CtJ[jkJPe ; Hdf . huneettaa to limp, halt, RPs 17«*.
luyQgbiii nu back-lwiie, epine, Pe. [*ridge- hund I. n. hundred, A,AO,Mk ; ^ : (in
6ofie*] oomp.) decade, [*hund*] II. m. hound,
hry^brfidan (hrig-) pL flesh on each side of dog, Bo,CP,Jud ; M,AO,
the spine, LoD 3*118^. l»iiid«hUtlg ( VPs) = hnndeahtatig
bryogliAr n. hair on an animal* s back, LoD liiindnllet- ('»nd]nf-)=liandendlufoik*
1 -SaO". hundeatatetig nun. * eighty, * M.
liryoglinBgl (i) n. mantle, TC529>*. hundAahtattgwlntare eighty years old, M.
hiyog-mearg (i, -meartS) n. spinal maerow, taimduid-Iufontig, -leftig (ib*) hundred and
WW292». ten,
bryegDMigltV n. sp ine, W W26g*'. tannd-aiidliifondfaiVa, -elleftiogoCa hundred
hiyogrib (i) n. rib, WW. and tenth, CP.
hryeg-ribto, -riple flesh on each side €f the hmidMbfo I. dog's parasite, WW380".
spine, WW. hnndeicwalean pi. eoloeynth berries, WW
hiycgwag m. ^ridge-wa/y, * road along a ridge, 364*^.
Ct, hiindeifltofe f. dog's parasite, AO.
bryolgan to plough over again, QPH398. hundMhfefod n. snapdrctgon, Lod.
h rydta g f. clearing, paieh of cleared land, himdMlDs f. dog's parasite, M.
WW 147^*. hund0s-iiiie6«, -tnnge f . cynoglossum (plant),
luryflng f. scab, Lod 32b. [brSof] Lod.
bi7g=hryog hunda swyrm m. dog's partisite, dog's worm,
br^man (e, i) to cry out, shout, rave, M,CP : WW 122«
bewail, lament, JnL{%). ['reme'] bundfeald hundredfold, JB. ['hundfold'}
br^me = hram ; biympelle =rimpel bundfrta m. centurion, MtL22^ mg.
+bryne = +r7ne bundllo of or Uke dogs, canine, M.
bryra I. m. fall, ruin, destruction, decay, bundnlgontMSa ninetieth, M,
^,B,Bo ;AO,CP. [hi^osan] IL perish- bundnigontig mnety, ^.
ctble, M. bimdnigoatlgwlntn ninety years old, M,
brfr«-=hr§r-, hrSre- bund-red, -rafS n. * hundred' {number), 0,Ps,
bl^scan to creak, y. £839*344. WW,MtL{s.1S) ; M : hundred (political dis-
brysel =17861; bryslan, hiyasanshrisian trict): hundred-court, or assembly of the men
Iiryst=hyr8t of a hundred, hondredes ealdor, mann
br^st pros. 3 sg. of heosan. head of the hundred court, centurion.
Iirystan=h7ntan bundredgem5t n. Aundreci-mool, LL.
brfta (y?) 'balidinus,' WW 163" (cp. hint), bundndmann m. centurion, M.
hrf^erpsshniSer ; laf9lg=hi5Sig bundradpenig m. contribution levied by the
bry98a=ry89a; bi9wiie=lirtowlio sheriff or lord of the hundred for the support
brywilan =hreowBian of his office, T0432 ; 433.
bf^wV pros. 3 8g. of hiSowaian. bundreV {MkB) = hundred
bH ady. 'how,^ CP,M, hCi gerades; hu bundsaofondg num. «et«niy, ^.
meta how. hu gearea at what time of year, bundseotontigfeald seventy-fold, M.
hn nyta wherefore, hu ne dd6... T do not... f hundsaofontigaVa seventieth, CP (io*, io^).
hu njB... ? is not,..? : (with oomparatiyeB) bundseofontlgwtaitra seventy years old, M.
the: {±) in some way or other, Shr : hu ne bundttontig hundred, M.
nu'nonne.' bundtSontlg-teald, -fealdlio hundredfold,
bOos, hucz=huBO ady. -lice, W237*.
bOdenlan to shake, CP461". bundtfonOggtare being of the age of a hun-
bOf =af I. and IL dred, ^.
bOfe covering for the head, Cp, W W. [' houve * ; bundtfontlgwtaitre a hundred years old, KC
Oer. haube] 303.
bflflan to put a covering on ihe head, M. bundtwalftig num. hundred and twenty, M,
bO-bwega, -hugu somewhere about, h. 0wa AO.
about. bundtwentig num. hundred and twenty, JS.
bull hniglinterj. bundtwentigwbitre aged a hundred and
bullpe=nwilpo tvfeniy, M,
HUNDWEALH 109 WWJEDBR
J mndw MOh m. servant who looked after doge, hOnmi n. dweUing-lumee, NC303.
WW111**(»'). hflsbonda (a^?) m. householder, maeter of a
hunOmU^ a hundred-fold, UtLW. house, Mt,Chr. ['husband']
tmndwlntre aged a hundred years, M, htbibonde f . mislress of a house, M,
hflne t horehound, Lod. httolnyoe (e*, i*) m. housebreaking, burglary,
ha ne nlk 'nonne,' BP862> ; BjV. LL. I'housebreach*]
hanger =huiigor hOsbryeel m. housebreaking, burglary, WW
hungerblteii hunger-bitten, starving, Chb 206^.
1096. Wktbryne m. burning of a house, Gt.
huDgergter n. famine year, M, htlsbuiMla = husbonda
hangfiilAwe famishing, starv ing, L Hy3*. hftao n. mockery, derision, scorn, insuU,
hungnUe hungry, famishing, WW. Gen,WW. I'hux*]
hungor m. * hunger,* desire, An,Cr, VPs,WW; hOsoarl m. one of the household corps, member
CP : famine, AS,Mt,Chr, of the king's bodyguard, Chr,KC. [* house
hnngrlg 'hungry,* famishing, MtL,Ou; earV ; ON,]
iS,AO. hfksollo shameful, ignominious, M, adv.
hungor =htingor -lioe.
hunig n. ' hon^, ' AO, VPs ; JE,CP. htksoword n. insuUing speech. An, [v. ' hux *]
hunlgSBppel m. pastille f bdU of honey f OET hOMl = hosl
(Op 1512). hOflMUgung f. attendance at the eucharist,
hunlgbAre honeyed, OEG. communicating, M.
hunlgbln f . vessel for honey, LL455[17]. hOsellif tremains of the eueharist,LJj{ViS**),
hunlgcamb f . 'honey-eomb, ' ScSO^. hOMlportto (a*) m. sacristy, BH94^^.
hunlgfldwende flowing ufith honey, Qv 1260. hOsfsBSt adj. occupy ing a house, Ct.
hunlggafol n. rent paid in honey, LL448[4,5]. hOshefen m. ceilirtg, WW432*. [heof on]
hunlgvQge f. honeysuckle f clover f privet f hCaMUord m, nwster of the house, M,
Cp,WW. Vhoneysuck'] hflshltow n. housing, shelter, LL(282»);
hunlgswete * honey -sweet, * mellifluous, JB. W 74*.
bunigtAar m. honey which drips from the ±htlsian to * house,' receive into one's house,
comb. LL,
hunlgt§ar-en, -lie nectar-like, Ql. hflsineal n. habitation, DR,yPs.
hiinl-f11g«, -saoesshuniffBage hOsl (-sel, -sul) n. 'hciisd,' eucharist. Lord's
hOnspora m. * doUm,' ppcet C^Z^i>. supper, M,BH : the host, LL : a sacrifUie,
hunta m. huntsman, M,KO : a kind of spider, MtL\2''.
LcdS4ak, • ['hunt'] hOslbeam (-ul) n. communicant, Gu531.
huntaV = hontoS hOildlso m. housel-dish, paten.
huntaXtarat hunting expedition,'LL252[22\. hllsl-f»t n. nap. -fatu sacrificial or sacra-
±huntian, huntgan to huwt' (intr.). Lea, mental vessel.
WW;{tv.)JB. ^ hflalgang m. going to, partaking of the
huntfoge f. huntress, A 6*188! eucharist, M.
huntigipere n. hunting-spear, WW. htlslgenga m. communieaiU, v. LL 2*263.
hiintlgystre=hQnticge hOsllan to administer the sacrament, LL,
huntiyS, hontnotS, hnntnold, huntna<5 m. ['hansel']
hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, htlatVin m. acolyte, LL.
prey, JB,Ct,Lcd ; AO. ['hunteth'] hflslung f. adminietration of ihe sacrament,
huntung f. 'hunting,' WW i a hunt, chase, JB. ['houseling']
DR : what is hunted, game, ES37*188. hflslwer (-el) m. communicant, Gt7768.
hQnfSyrlunp. holes in the upper part of a hOsrftden f . household, family, LPs.
mcut, WW288". dbhtlasetpe m. house {e.g. of Israel), race.
hOon^hwon ; hupbin, huppban —hypban hOastede m. site of a house, Lod.
-huplan v. on-h. hdstlng n. tribunal, court (esp. in London),
hupseaz n. hip-sword, short sword, dagger. Chr. ['husting']
[hap- = hype-] hitoiil, htlsnl- = husl, ha8(e)l
humltu =nymetu hOswlst f. home, LPisS*.
hUni adv. at least, cU aU events, however, httV f . plunder, booty, prey, M.
nevertheless, yet, even, omy, LL ; M : about, hfkz^hnso
not less than, AO : surely, truly, certainly, hwft mf., hwset n. pron. (interrog.) *who,'
indeed, especially, CP. h. swfSost most what, M,AO,CP:(mdei.) any one, some one,
partietdarty. anything, something, MJlO,CP : each, swa
hOnlVlnga at least, espeoiaUy, JE. hwa swa whosoever, swa hwiet swa what-
htks n. 'house,' B,0,RB; M,AO,CP : dwell- soever, td hwfim wherefore.
ing-place, El,Ph : household, JnL : family, -hhwft each one, every one, any one, whoever.
race, Ps. -l-hwSd« slight, scanty, small, young, M.
±h€aa m. member of a household, G. hwasder (CP) = hwider
HW.SDNES 170 HWELIAN
+liwAdii6S f. feumess, insignificance : fine- liwwtMlp* m. acHviiff, vig<mr, boldncss,
nes9f «i(6t2ely. bravery, AO,CP.
hwAf (d) n? 'loAc^/ LL. hwtttter (e) I. adj. pron. which of two,
walnu, M^O, II. pret. 3 eg. of hwelan. hwaB6er...6e wkeiker,.,or i each of two, both :
III.=hwalL IV. (Exl61)=wnl]ir one of two, either, CP. ILoonj. (wiihmibj.)
hwttlaii like a whaJtef Sol263. and ady. wkether, JR,CP.
hwnlhuiita m. %^ude-JMer, whaler, Mr^O. +hw«i9«r both, either, each,
hwaBlhimtaS m. whaie-fiehery, whaUng, AO. hWMt/fSnt, hwBl^(Q)re I. ady. however, yel,
hwsBlnwrat m. sea, neverthelese, Ml, M^O,CP. IL = hw»Ver
hwailwef (wal-) m. eea, SaAT63. ady.
liw»m = hwemm -f hw lfa r t neverthdese,
hwAm da. of hwa, hwnt. +lnraBVtrM everywhere.
+hwAmlle each, every, LkLO**. hwml- y. hwial ; hw«lt=h wealf I.
-hwAnan y. a-hw. hwaU (-»») forward, bold, WW 499" ; BB^K
hwane =hwone» asm. of hwa. [hwdlan]
hwAne =hwdne hwim da. of hwa, hwnt.
hwwtmie, hwame {*when*) = hwonne hwamm (o) xa, comer, angle, prominence^ iB»
hWBMr^a^wer CP : ptirek,
hwAr (&) ady. and oonj. ^ where,* whUker, hwamstfii (o^) m. coni«r-«toit€, MtL21^.
M : eomenthere, anywhere, everywhere, M, liwan=hwon instr. of hwet.
CP. wel h. nearly everywhere, swa hw. hwin=hwam; liwaiuui=hwanon
■wa wheresoever, wherever, elles hw. tlee* hwaiM=hwone aom. of hwa.
where, hwfir . . .hwfir here, . ,there, hwanna = hwonne
+liwAr everywhere, in aU direeUone, M : on hwaoon* hwanone ady. v^enee, M,
every occaeion, always, +hwaiioii ady. from every guarter,
hwmf^hwearf ; hw»rfui=hwiDrfan hvnnohhvnga tAr, from anywhere,
hwauflung = hwyrflong hwir, hwara = hwfir
hWBBa I. sharp, piercing, Cb 1444. II. gs. of hwiit- = hw^st-
hwa, hwet. hwafta? m. eunuch, Mi, WW.
hwAsan' (6) to ^wheeze,* breaihe hard, M, hwat- y. hw»t.
hwAstr blowing, y. 0£G2452n. hwat-a I. m. augur, soothsayer, M, II. (s),
hwAstrlan (a) to murmur, mutter, NO. -an fpl. augury, divination,
hwAstnmg (a) f. ffifiniMcr, whispering, hwataml *iris lUyriea* {j^nt),
muttering, hwatt mg f . a ugury, divinaiion, LL.
hw»t I. (neat, of hwa, which see) ady. why, hwial (WW162«)=6w6al
u^erefore: indeed, surely, truly, for linte/rj, hwaalf I. concave, hollow, arched, vauiUd,
what] lot (oaUs attention to a following IL L vauU, [op. Oer, gewdlbe]
statement) ah! behdd/ M, II. adj. (obL hweaUiafoo=wealhhafoc
cases haye hwat-) sharp, brisk, quick, hwealp=hwelp
active : bold, brave, AO. III. (CP) pros, hwearf Lf m. crowd, troop, concourse,
3 sg. of hwettan. [hweorfan] II. (a, e, eo) m. exchange :
-f-hwast (O) neat, of +hwa. Vi-hwai*] what is exchanged : (-h) vicissitude : error,
hwme{6)m,'wheat,*com,M,CP. [hwit] MtR27M : going, distance, lJkLR2i^.
hwsBttedlg very 6fove, El 1195? III. prot 3 sg. of hweorfan.
hwAtecom n. com of wheat, Lod 13a. hwaartan = hwierf an
hwAtaeynn n. wheat, PPb 147*. ^^ hwearflan to turn, roU or toss about, revolve,
hwAtsgryttan pL wheaten groats, WW 141*. wave, CP : change : wander, move, pass by,
hwAtahealm m. wheat straw, Lod 40a. AO.
hwAteland m. wheat-land, KC3'169'*. hwaarftto changing, mutiU>le, transitory :
hwAtaoMlu n. wheat-meal, Lod l20a. g^ick, agile, FnrSS? ady. -Uoe in turn.
hwAtan *wheaten,* M. -f-hwaartnes f. conversion, CP447^.
hwAteimedma m. wheat-meal, Lod. hwaarft m. revolution, circuit, circle : lapte
hwAtowsBStm m. eorji, CPsTJ^, (of time),
bwaBthwara=hw»thwaga hwearttUan (y) to revolve, turn round, JE,
liwsDt-hwugu, -hwiga, -haga, -hwega, hwuKtuagi, revolution: change, vicissitude:
-hweffa, -hwyga pron. and ady. somewhat, exchange,
dighUy, a little, something, hwablning = webbnng ; hwadar = hwider
hw»t>hwiigimiingM (CP), -hw^ganonges, +hwidiiat (KQl) = -f-hwAdnes
-hnganingas ady. somewhaL hw9g=hwAg; hwaglshwSol
hwsBtDea ady. ouickly, promptly, hwalan^ (y) to roar, rage,
bwsstmAdt bold, courageous, hwele (AO,CP)^hwilo
±hw8Btaes f. quickness, activity. ±hwellaii, hweUan? to suppurate, CP : cause
hwastrtdf firm, determined, [r5d ssrAd] to suppurate.
HWBLP 171 HWIDA
bwelp (ea, v) m. *wkelp,* the young of an aU ihe while. 09re hwIle...6tSre hwile at
animal, cub, AO. one time, . .at another time.
hwelung f. din, WW 423". hwlle (e, y) interrog. pron. and adj.
hwem =hwemm which, what : (indel . ) whosoever, whichever :
hwemdragen eloping, ekmting, Bl207^*. any {one), eome (one). 8wa hw. 8wa w?u>-
hwemm {m) m. corTier, angle, M. [hwanun] eoever, whatever.
hwwniiiaii to bend, turn, tndine, Chb 1052. +livnio each, every (one), all, many, whoever,
bwta« (A) adv. somewhat, a little, ^,AO,CP. whatever, inra +hw. each one.
[inBtr. of hwdn] hwltohwegashwilohwagn
hwaogl =hwdol hwlle-hwene, -hwone pron. eome, some one*
hwtol, hweogol, hweohl n. * wheel, * Bo ; Mdf . bwllo-hwugu, -hngn (hwilo is deoUned ) pron.
hwiol lig ha ving a eireuiar border or decora- any, some, some one, AO,CP.
tion, WW376». ±hwlloiiM f. ^ity, M.
hwioUist m. orbit, DHyOS^'. hwDen paseing,transitory, Whali87.
hwioMd f. rul, Cp 2330. bwltoiid« (So), hwflendlio (GP)=hwfl-
hwfop pret. 3 ag. of hwdpan. wendUo
■^hvnoTtconveriid, MtB 18* (+werf) : active? hwlletf pies. 3 sg. of hwelan.
Cra 68. hwDhwtga adv. for some time,
hvnortm m. whorl of a spiiidle. hwOon (M) = hMam
^hweorfan* ^o, n) to turn, change, feohtan hwUpe f. curlew f Sxaf21. [Du. wilp]
mid hweortendam signm to fight with hwllstteoe n. in terval, short space of time, odd
varying success, AO : move, go, come : moment, WW420'*.
wander about, roam, go about : turn back, hwOtldom ady. sometimes, at times, M,CP.
return, turn from, depart: die: be converted. hwiltidam...hvll^dum at some times.., at
hwoorfbin (a, y) n. joint, kneecap. others.
hweorllan (e) to return, AS. hwDSrig f. period of time, QD243».
hwfof pret. 3 sg. of hwfisan. bwntnii adv. (dp. of hwfl) ^v^ilom,* some-
hweoffa s hwitSa times, once, M,CP. hwOnm. . .hwilum now
hweowly hweowol = hw6ol . . .now, at one time. . .at another, [whilom]
hw«r (», y) m. pot, basin, bowl, ketHe, hwDwende transitory, temporary, M.
caldron, M. hwOwendtto transitory, temporary, temporal,
+hw«r = +hwfir ; hwerbin = hweorfban M. adv. -lIoe» M.
h werf I. m. ' wharf, ' dam or bank to keep out hwlmpel = wimpel
water,EC2&9. II.==hweaif hiK^nan^ to hiss, whixz, whistle, ['whine']
hwort- shweaif-, hweorf-, hwierf- hwlnslaii to whine, NC303.
hworgen adv. only in phr. eUes hwergen hwlnsuog f. whining, NC303.
eleewhere. hntrten s hwieif an
hwerhwatte f . cucumber. hwlrfV pres. 3 sg. of hweorf an.
hwtaan (iE)=hwAsan; hwltin^wAt bwfrllo (HQL434)=]iwearflio
liwite(KGL)r=hwfite liwlioettuiig f. squeaking {of mice), GD
liwete-, hwet-stan m. whetstone, AO. 186* (o).
±bwettan to *whet,* sharpen, incite, en- hertgprtan to* whisper,* murmur, "SO.
courage, M,CP. [hwaat] hwlspruog f. whispering, murmuring, JnB
-liwette V. hwer-h. ; hw«Vershw»t$er 7^*.
bweVre s hwmtSeire ; bwl = hw^ bwlf tie f . reed, whistle, fipe.
bwloce 1 locker, chest, trunk, OEG 18b^. bwlitlere m. whisUer, p%per.
bwloung f. squeaking {of mice), GD185«(o). bwlstllan to * whistle,' hiss, Nab43^'.
bwlder {») adv. * whither,* M^OjCP. swa bwlstlung f. whistling, piping, music.
hw. swa wherever, whithersoever. bwit I. * white* : bright, radiant, glistening,
+bwlder in every direction, everyvdhere, any- flashing, clear, fair. II. n. white of egg, M.
where, whithersoever. d:bwltan to whiten : brighten, polish.
bwiderryne adj directed whither, 1^43**. bwltcom n. manna, JnL6*^mg.
bwie = hw^ bivlt-ewldii, -oudn m. mastic, LOD.
-hwtolten (e, y) v. a-, h^-, of-hw. [hwealf] bwItebUf m. white bread.
±bwierfto (SB, e, ea, i, y) to turn, change, bwltel (y) m. blanket, cloak, M. [hwit]
convert, return, CP : wander, move, go, bwlttdt white-footed, Gl.
depart, AO : exchange, barter : (+ ) overturn, bwltlan to whiten, become white, be white, ^.
destroy, [hwearf] bwltingmelun. w/kt^tn^-jxnmier, LoDll9b.
+bwlerfednes (y) f. conversion, BH. bwltbigtriow n. w hiUen tree,
-bwlerftore v. pening-hw. bwltltao n. onion, WW 303*.
bwig = hwy bwltUng m. a kind of fUh, whiting f NC 303.
bwn f . * v^hUe, * time, M,CP : a long time. tSa bwft-loot, -loooedej fair -haired, blonde, Bd.
hwile (tSe) while, whilst, meanwhile. nQ bwftnes f. whiteness, iB,Bi^
hwfle just now, a while ago. ealle hwlle bwtVa m., hwitSn (eo) it air, breeze, ^,CP.
HWOL 178 HTHTAN
hwol? SnjS^efM/ OB037«. hfdeii m. hiding-piace, eaw, MkR^L.
tawomm = hwamm [* hidels ']
hwon f onn of inBtr. oaao of hwft» only found liyd«r = hider
in adverbial phrases like 't6 hwon, for h^dgUd (y*) n. fine to save cne*e ekin (i.e.
hwon* tohjf. iniead of fiogffi ng)^ LL. [*kidegild*]
hw^nl. ad}. litOe^ few, II. n. a liiOe, trifle, lifdlf I. JeoMsm, WW 125**. ILsrhygdig
somev^atyalitOewhiU. IlL adv. som ewha t -k-hfiom f. contort, Cp210o : Movrily, CP
hwonan = hwanon 387.
tawone asm. of hwa. liydselp ^hftSacip
hwdnllc liUU, smaU, M. adv. -lloe, hStt'hive,' Gp,Led,WW.
moderately, slightly, liiOe, M. +liyfd (i), hvgd (at PPsl20«) fn. mind,
hwdnlotum (««-hlotam) adv. in small thomght : reneUion, forethought.
quantities, Gl. IVfdlf heedful, ihough^ul, earefid : ehasie,
tawonne adv. when, then, <tt some time, CP : modesL adv. -Hoe chastely.
at any time, nil hw. just now : as long as, liygdigiiaf 1 ehaetity, modesty, DR.
until. lijfe (i)t m. thought, mind, heart, disposition,
hwonon= hwanon intention, 8eafJ)a : courage : pride, Gxzr
hwdpan't *o threaten. 854. V^Hf^*}
hworf an = hweoif an liygebeiid mf . heartstrings, B 1878.
hwosU m. cough, WW. Vhoastr] bygvUliid mentally Uind, JulGI.
hwdstan to cough, LoDQ6b (hwdoaS). Iqrgalillttet blithe of heart, ghd, ioyfuL
liwotterlan to foam, surge, JSH 2*388". hygeeHame put^ in heart, V^lOiF.
[hwit$a] hygMneftt m* power of mind, wisdom.
hwoVrung f . murmur, a low sound, 0£G2d^ . taygMmftSft wise, prudenL
liwu(LWS)=hu hygedrfht f. band of household retainers?
hwugudAl m. small part, HL 18*<*. Rdi 21. |lilw]
hwurf- = hwearf •» hweoif-, hwyrf- h y geto it wise, Kd43K
hwurfon pret. pL of hweorfan. liyfaMd wise, Gxh 1053.
hwurful fickle, CP. [hweoif an] byiafrdftMi' f . consdaiion.
hwurfulnes f. inconstancy, mutability, CP. hygegMsa hesitating, dow, siuggish, Ph314.
hwf (inst. of hw»t) adv. and conj. ^why.* [gS^en]
to hwy wherefore. bn^egil loose, wanJtan, Rd 13".
hwyder (iE) =hwider h^egir m. wHt, Mod 34.
hwylan=hwelan; hwj^ c^hw ile hy gegio m ort sad in mind.
hwylea m. tumour, boil, WW 161*'. taygegt^awt pirudeni in mind.
hw^lon = hwflum ; hwylp = hwelp liygegilm savage, cruel, Ji7L505.
hwyr = hwer ; hwyrf- = hweorf •, hwieif- liyg^as (e, i) thoughtless, foolish, rash, M.
hwyrfel m. circuit, exterior, higher part? hygeiiasUc (i) tin^rtcOei, OEG3170.
Bl125>^ : {meaning doubtfid), EC328'. hyg«ltaat f. heedlessness, foUy, M.
hwyrlepdl m. whirlpool, eddy, WW383*^. bygemMum (i) reverenOiy, B2909.
hwyrflede 'rotundus,' v. 0£G23«*. hygenuMte sad, saddening, B2442.
hwyrftung (e) f. turning, revolution, month f hygwott stout-hearted, liuve.
V. OEG1992 : wandering. hygwHn f. secret. El 1009.
hwyrfnet f. dizziness, giddiness, LcD. taygeseeaft t mind, heart, Gair288.
±hwyrft m. turning, circuit, revolution, hygenoUm^ sagacious, wise.
motion, course, orbit : way out, outlet. +hw. hygeiorgt t heart sorrow, anxiety.
geares anniversary. hygwtnog (i) brave, Mxif 42.
hwyrftllan = hwearftlian hyg«tSoiiat n^* iujury, insuU.
hwyrftweg m. escape, Rd4*. liygeMow f. fideMy, Gxk2367.
hwysti- = wistl- ; hw^l = hwitel liygetfanet m* thought
h^ = hie ; + ta^an = hean III. liygsVanooIt thoughtful, wise.
±liycgan (i) to think, consider, meditate, hyjgtflSOkUg (i*) courageous, B746.
• study : resolve upon, determine, purpose : hygiiViymm (i^) m. courage, B339.
f*-- tetairnber : hope. h. fram be averse to. taygsViJ^ (i) f* pride, insolence, Gnr2238.
h^d l.A'hide,* skin, ChrJjL ; AO,CP,M. bygsmlm^ m. agitation of mind, anger.
hyde oolian to undergo a flogging. II.»h!d hygwlaiiet haughty, proud.
+lij^d I. furnished with a skin, NabSO*. liyggMai=hycgan; l^gli(LP8)shIgla
II. pp. of hSan. III. = +hygd. ta^bMnsh^iBoui; ta^bft v. hteL
drh^dan I. to 'hide* {'i-hede'), conceal, pre- hyhi {e, i) mf. {±)hope, trust, BlJPs;M,CP :
serve, Bo,CP : (refl. and intr.) hide oneself, joy, exultation : (db) deeire, expectation : (+)
CP,Ps : sheath (a su^ord), bury (a corpse), comfort. l*higJU*]
M. II. = hedan :kliyhtKn (i) to hope, trust, Ps : refoice, exuU,
hyddeni=hgddem; -liydele V. h»wen-h. be glad : soften (hardship), Gutk86'.
+li^deUcn66 =r +hf VeUones Vhight*]
HYHTENDLIC 173 HYRST
+hsfhtimSn»tobehopedfor,GD2»'&". tajn^rigshiuigng
byhttiil (e, i) hopeful : fuU of joy, mirthful, hSnsm t perseouHon, BHd4*. [htei]
pUtuatU, glad, taynniUte (Ep) =yniiilteo
liyhtgleta £ pkanng gift, Rof 21. l^nlS, hyntSa = humOo
hyhtglta m. giver of joy. El 86 2. +h9lMn (M) - +htepiaa
byhttng (i^) I exuUation, WW2dd«*. bypMn n. hip-^kme, WW201*.
liyhtliM (P) unbelieving, Gxir2387. hype m. 'hip,* Bl,WW ; iB^CP.
byhttlet hop^ul, joifful, pkammL adv. b^pe 1 heap, M,
-lioe. liipebin = nypban
+liylitlle eommodioue, l^pel m- heap, mound, Qim
lxyh^leg»t n^ joyoue play, eporL ta^em sshapeeax
l^tmlXtKf m. hoped-for joy. +liypnii (IA0*)sh78paii
l^twynnt ^'joy of hope, joy. Ignpwnro (iS e') n. pain in ihe hips, WW
ta^Vo^hlehtru; hylsfayU IIS^*.
liylo (i) m. bend, ham, Ql. lifr (i) 1 'hire,' wages, HJLL : interest,
+liylMd divergent, GPH3M. tmry, ^
hyld (e, i) m. grace, Oen : 2ayia%, fdeliiy, hyn gp. of he, hte, hit.
Chr{e)Jd0. ['held*] hfis m. «erraiil» follower, mercenary, hire-
hyldMi 1. (e)=:hie]ilui. IL to Jloy, ^Jbtii, Ung, GP.
JB,WW. I'hUd*; hold 11.1 Ivyna to ^pit, MkB 14**. [op. +horUii]
tayldftS m. oalA o/ajfe^nce, LL396B. ±h9Tan = (l)hIeran; (2}hyriAn
taylde f. decUvity, slope, KC,WW(e). ['AieU'] hyroiilan=heoronian
hyMemAgt n^ **^^ l^tiwifMrn. tayrd f. door, Gsk2696. [Chth. ha^rds]
l^Mere m. flayer, butcher, Ql. [hold II.] hyrd-, heord-, hvrwd- s=hieid-
+liyldlg patient, SPsT". hyrdel m. 'hurtOe,* JB,WW.
byldliif 1 curve, ineUnation, WW882*. l^gda. of hte; hfreahSore
[heald] l^rebofg (ie) m. interest on money, WW
hyMo f. favour, grace, kindness, protection i 615^.
attegianee, loyalty, reverence, AO,GP. h9red=hieced; h^reftershSrefter
[hold I.] hyre'fe oe , -geoht^h^igeoht
hyUMMen t fidelity, TC610n(e^). hfregUda m. mercenary, hired servant, WW
hyldu(^)=::h7ldo 111^^
liylest pies. 2 sg. of heluL h^mannshleremaim
hyU < J:)=shielf h^iS^oht n. hired yoke of oxen, LL24r(K)l.
byULmf. *A»a,'^:Mdl IL^heU hyrtan to tmttofo. Bo.
hyUehima (i) m. 'cicada,* cricket, grass- h^rtanto'hire* ('i'hire*),JB,Mt.
hopper, Gl. ta^rignuum I. m. hireling, A,Mk. {'hire-
+liylinanaihelm]Aii ; •h^nuHi v. for-, ofer-h. man '] II. = hleremann
hylp =help hyrlng f. imiUUion,
ligripiV pree. 3 eg. of helpan. h^rUng m. 'hireling,* MkV^.
hylften baked (on ihe heairth), WW303*>. h^niiaiin == h^rigmann
bybimg 1 'tympanum,* timbrel f (BB4-82), tayman to jut out like a horn, Ct.
EPS 160*. hyrnef.onyfc, comer, OP.ir<;Mdf. ['h€m*\
taylt = hielt pree. 3 eg. of healdan. rhymed Aorfie<{,6eal»u{, Led ; M. [* i-homed *J
-hylte T. h&bh-h. hyrnednebbat homy-biUed, horn-beaked.
h]^ = hielto [horn]
taylwyit f. 'hiUwort,* pulegiwm, WW. tayrnen L of horn, LRPsOT*. II. angular.
taym=hixn; taymhUee (GL)shymlie 0EG7<
I^^bre ebpL Northumbria ns, O ET571. h^ee » hiemee
hymele f. hop plant, WW;Mdf. [L. hyn»i,hjmetat'homet,*ai,WW : gadfly t
humnliiel WW 12V*.
hymelloshyinJio ; hyuMiiB^iiieii hymful angular, having many angles, OEG
hymUo (e) m., hymlioe f. 'hemlock,* CflJLod, 121.
WW. hynlg angular, OEG 121.
li^=hean; bj^nan (^)=hieaan byniitftnm.eomer-etofie,l:ey«tone,^H 1*106
liyiid;=4uiid byroia m. Atred o«, LL 1 16b.
-bynde ▼. eiz-, twelf-, twi-h. ; of-hende. l^mm (KGl) =heorra, heorr
hj^den f. communi^ of 100 men, LL. l^rra I. y. h«ah. IL =h^
hyndnnmann m. chief man in the community byrttt I. f . (±) ornament, decoration, jetoel,
of 100 men, LL 175 ; 178. treasure : ocooicfremefito, trappings, armour.
byiM— hineae. of h& [Oer. raetung] IL m. hUlock, eminence,
^thyngran, hjmgrian (i) to be hungry, height, wood, wooded eminence, Bd,OETi
'hunger,* (impen.) JB,JnL ; (intr.) OrJLk : Mdf. ['hurst*]
(traoa. ) hunger for, Mtfi*. bynl- = hieret-
HYROTAN
174
lELDFUL
^liynten L to dteoraie, adorn, onamomi,
equip, [Cftr. riuten] IL (+) to wim rmwr,
UlJtlS*. IIL=hiantaa
tafnum^^hlieEmim ; liyrtanshiertaa
byiian = heorteo
HyrV f. skin, hide, E841-S23.
liyimi (Op)=hyTde l
+llfniiiff f. hiring, WW213".
l!9iw-=hierw-
liyi=liiB; lifnn? shyaoaa
±hfanai (ea, i) (tr.) to jeer tU, deride, re-
j^oack, JnlJ^e : (intr.) to rail, utter iamnie,
W, I'heaeeen*]
t^wMDd (i)m . revUer, GPH808.
IqfMlId (WW170U)=hyMoi]d
tajMt nap- hyaua m. mm, jfoiUh, ytmng
man, warrior,
hjfmlieor^ar n. the bearing o/maU offspring :
6oy, u^mng man,
lHW-tarntng, -byiding m. the bearing of
male offspring.
h y ie b irfrd f . woman who bears a son, SHy
.W. [bytCere]
tayMaOd n. male chUd, iE»AO.
liyMrtne m. young man, GBSSS".
taywwlw adv. a/Eo' tibe manner of young men,
WW417«
hywoipo=yBopo
hgwpssa {e, i) pret hyrade and hyvpte to
mock, scorn, deride, revue, AO. [hosp]
hytpeiDA m, eahannialor, BP871^
+]iyipaid]lo abominable, LPbIS^
liyipful ridiculous, OEGllu*.
byip-nes, -mig 1 contemely.
hyMe=hy8e
luft Lf. AeiK, B2649. [0^. hita; or T read
hat] IL = hit pron.
li^ pm. 3 ig. 01 hydaiL
liytten=hittan
lifV L f . landing-plaee, harbour, creek, port,
Cp,auth,MetJ's ;M,CP, ^hiihe'] ILi
boUy,prey.
+hfS appropriate, convenient, M.
hpSuk (i) plunder, ravage, [huG]
±^9o^iBn to faeUiiaU.
hyvegung f. advantage. So 12*.
±liy9e]lD suital>le, proper, convenient, ad-
vantageous, adv. -ficie.
+h9tMbfliiM f. *opportunitas,* NCS45.
li^glld n. harbour offering, sacrifice or
service, OEO. ^^
h^tnie belonging to a harbour, WW.
+li9tnto = +hfi5etio
+liyViiM f. aauifi<a^» £L23b** : occasion,
EPb9«.
hyltoe^i (i) n. a Ughi, piratical vessel, Gl.
hfW f . ^tm, cuivonto^
+liytWo n. subsistence, ^L23b^^
h^Kwaard m. warden of a harbour, B 1015.
bjhvrs^hiw; +li^waa=+iewaa
ta^zan sshysoan
I
b(Ji)=gSa; Iieiwtti i =aggapee»aie
bMliietos, laoiatiis m. jao»ii(4» CP. [Z^.
hyaointhoa]
Ifegul:=geagl; larmsgearo
iarwan=ffierwaa; Ib-=if-
lo pran. (1st pais.) '/, ' Cp^n. [Qor. ioh]
kan, ioean=feoan; Ioa=9oe
ioand OL 'auetar, * ^X}b48". [leoan]
loaftn L 'oncfm;,' iEGB48u.
lOfa only in phr. 'i<^ gold,* treasure-goldt
rich goldt B1108.
UsBgw adv. on the same day, M.
Ual I. (often Idl- in obL oaaee) worthless,
useless, vain, M,Cp,Oen,Mt,VPs : empty.
desolate, bare, void, destiiuie, devoid (of),
AS,B,VPs;CP : *idle,' unemployed. Mi,
on L ady. in vain, JS. IL n. emptiness,
frivoKiy, idleness, LodJ[iL,8ol(f) : inatten-
tion, carelessness,
IMgoonk slothful, idle,
Malgjlp ( e*, i*) n. empty boasHng, vainglory,
CP,DHy,WW.
Idelf^ n. vain worship, idolatry, M,
MelgUdolIruiif t offering Co an idol, M,
Malhanda empty-handed, empty, M,CP,
IdaUngm (a>) VWvofo/ GPH389.
IdalUo vain, idle. ady. -fioe, VPs. Vidly*]
IdelDM f . frivolity, vanity, emptiness, false-
ness, VPs ; CP. in (on) idelniase in vain :
^idleness,* idle, vain existence, LL,
-MebprAoe v. fela-L
tdes virgin : (f) wDmoa* wife, lady, queen.
trngbusyfaeUveriBT!); greedy for f desirous
off (GK), PH407?
Ul-v. IddL
±Idllan ta become useless.
Idol n. idol, LL. [X.]
1» V. te.
leoan {&, S, Sa, i, f ) pret. ieote, Ihte ta in-
crease, enlarge, add to, augment, prolong,
AnJjcdM(l) : (+) f^fil, carry out, RSL
11*486. ['eehe'i teo]
beinotus = Zacinotoa
boeasQresgeaoeeeure; fedel-sidel-
bf (ig) t i^nd. [«a]
togbOand m. idandir, CP.
togoUf (^.) n. sea-cUff, B2893.
laglaikd («, I) n. island,
fogBtrtam (S^)t m. current, river, eea,
fehtan=dhtan; tolo-:=flo-; laM=ieldo
±leldaii (i, y) to dday, put oft, prolong,
hesitate, tarry, CP : connive at, dissimitUate.
['eld*; oald]
toldeian(CP)=:eloian
leldet (e» ea, i, y) mp. men.
toldan (») n. May, BH400>*.
toldend (y) m. one who dela ys.
toldendlle (e) dilatory, WW441>.
ieldest {m, e, y) snpIerL of oald (JB,Mt,CP:
*eldeH*).
leldaeta m. chief.
laldtul (i, y) dOatory, delaying, OBG.
lELDIAN 175 INBLAWAN
teldlaii (y) io pui off, dday, M. ±Wmui (Sa, %o, f) to show, display, reveal,
lekttiig 1 dehff, tarrying, CP : dismmukOion^ disdoee, point out, CP. [Sage ; op. fiowan]
toMo {m, e, i, y) f. age, M,(hijjed : period : Ilegnslfig
old age, old people, M,BliCP: an age of the Ulgn.*ivy,* COJMJShr.
world, AS,Cfu, [*eM*; eald] Ulgtinto ivy-gnwe, OOBO.
toMra (y) (oomp. of eald) used as sbpL Iflg-erop, -oroppam. e2iMiero/»«y6errie«.
parente, aneeetore, B,BoJSl,Bd. Pirft fer] Iflgliaf n. ivyUa], LoDllTb.
toMntodflr (nld-) m. grand^ik&r, WW?**. Illg-tMro, -tara n. ivy tar, reein from tar,
liidasieldo Lod.
lelfto (y) mp. elvea (▼. arif )• Illht ivy-eoeertd, KG.
lalfeii (», e, y) i 4f, fairy, If =io ; Iff =l0g ; Ig^Mliiid =iegbaend
Mflff (y) raving, frantic, mad, WW. [▼. Igdnges^Idi^efl; Igel^Q; te=i^
'giddy'] IggaV, iggoV, Sg(e)o6 m. *atl,' ^of, «matt
liini]iig(WW277»)=g6miiiig; lBrd=gierd idand, M,(Jhr,
lerf- T. abo yxf -. Igll, igl (^) =:a
lOTfo (», e, i, y) n. heritage, bequest, property, UHUaA (S) n. *island,* BH,Bo,Chr,Whale.
CP : cattle, [Ger. erbe] ^09, igt$=igga9; Ui=io
teflan (i) to tnJkmf, possess : (+) to «todk Ttkt/e -pnt. 3 sg. of leoan.
with eaUle, Q Oiil) i^* hedgehog, porcupine, 8hr,WW;
ilKgtm to dishearten, [eaig] CT. [*a*]
leigVu f. rem»Mne««, shth, cowardice, AO. Iland=]g]and
[earg] Ilea (y) pron. (always wk) ^ same, An,Bo,
tarUe (i) an^ry, vehement, ApT. Chr,OET ; CP. [* i/ib ']
^knnaii to harass, vex, afflict, CP. [eann] Hoe adv. y. swa; lld-sield-
tormlng (eo, e, v) m. person of no account, Ue (y) m. sole of the foot, M : eaUosity, com,
poor wretch, AO,GP. M, [op. (Ter. eilen]
IflfmV, iermVu (e, ea, eo, y ) f. misery, die- Ufetu, i]fe(t)te (y) f . Moem, Gl ; Mdf .
tress, poverty, B,Bo,Ps : disease : ortme : IIlea=iloa
reproach, calumny, CPbIIS^m. [*ermth' ; nkneui. surfeit, WW 37S^.
eann] -f lllero ead s urfeited, CVPsTT**.
tenum* (m, i, y; rimian) piet. 3 eg. am, Unetu (WW367»)=ilfeta
cm, pL umon; j>p. omen {±) to run, Ilugieeg ▼. eolhseoff ; lmbe=ymbell.
move rapidly, hasten, flow, spread, ^,A0, ImberdUng, imbyrolingsinbyTdlixig
CPJjcdfVPs: pursue, BoJ^Si cause to move Impa? m., impef f. graft, shoot, sdon, CP
rapidly, turn, grind, AOJSH : (+) get to, 381^'. Vimp*]
attain, meet wiO^ : (+) occur (to one's mind), Impiaii to *imp,^ implant, graft, LL464[12] :
GD : (+) eoagulaU, Led : (+) grow up. (+) busy oneself with, CF 132'*.
Vem*'] In I. prep, with a. and d. (instr.) (looal) *in, *
temlng (e) f. discharge, flow, NG. into, upon, on, at, to, among : (temporal)
lerre I. (i, y) wandering, erring, perverse, in, at, about, towards, during : (purpose)
depraved, Ps,8ol : angry, fierce, JBJBl,Chr, in, to, for, IL sb. and adv. =inn
CP ; AO. II. n. anger, Bl,CP,BlJ,k. In- (v. BH zxziii ff.) =on-
toireDi6d (y) wrathful, wild, B726. lniberan« (inn-) to bring in, M.
torrenga (eo^, yS i\ u*) adv. angrily, fiercely, Inidl f. internal disease, Lcd.
CP. inAlan ( VPs) = on&lan ; Inlgin =xDgan
terreVwearh (y) very angry, Sat399T Inlgtode =indode pret. 3 sg. of ingan.
lersG^ (y) m. anger, LPs 9". InHsenrtan to send tn.
±ierslan (i, io» y) to be angry with, rage : inAwrlttIng f. inscription, LkL20*'.
enrage, irritaU, CP. InbSBmednes (C;Ps66); inbflBmes (Gl) f.
lerslgendUo passionate, emotional, M(y), bumino, incense, franki ncens e. [»onD-]
temmg (i, ▼) f. anger, CP. InbeeweVan* to inculcaU, WW429**.
lersunga adr. angrily. InbeMMan to lead in.
Ier1$-=eor0-, yrV- InbelOoan' to shut, Bl217**.
Isflca (£p,£rf)-geoojMb ^^ Inbend mf. internal bond, Gu928.
leeend, iesende entrails, WW. [— gesen] lnber-=on-, in-b^-
iete1$ pres. 3 sg. of etan. Inberan to carry %n, LL386[1].
Iet$ adv. comp. (—eatS) easily, An,Met; Inbemes (VP8)=inbemes
AO,CP. Veath'] Inbeslian to hack into {any one), LL86[74].
+le«an (S) to aUeviaU, Gt7 1179. Inbesttngan' to penetrate, LL7[d4,2].
leVe I. easy, good-natured, pleasant, B ; AO. Inbet^nednee f. life of a recluse, GD212*.
IL (t)=St^ Inbewlndan* to enfold, enwrap.
leVegean = 7V|^n InblrdUng = inbyraling
leKeUe easy, ^ : adv. -Hoe easily, AO,CP. Inbliwan^ to inspire, breathe upon, JnB :
Mnes f. ease, pleasure, CP426u. inflate, puff up, EC. ['inldow*]
INBODEN 176 INQTTE
iafcoiifm proekUmed. [aobtedaii] Intanid n. in-eomingt eninmee, M : interior z
iDborai pto. indiffemms, native^ GPH890. tnfinfin»-Wot> inlaagen-Ofif eb. right of
[* inborn^] judging tkievea ecmght wiUUn ike UnUte of
iDborh m. haXi^ eeewritg in eaeee qf tk^ LL> oiU^ejuriddiction, and qf taking thefineefor
[*inborgh*^ iAe ortme, Ct; y. LL2-523. VinfangaU^:i
iBlirMMi* to &icr«l in nfxm. GPH308. tofuanP L to enter, JS^n. ['fi»/br«*]
brmgaa to bring in, freeent, ILslimefAnn
ML ['inhring*] Infttu t inenreion, inroad, dot 1048.
inbryiM (byr) m. confagration. IntwJiMi* tofaU in, VPs.
iBteyid- s onbiyid- inftwoan to fetch in, Bl 176^.
taiMaB to tfOoMI, MiL 23». InflnB to enter in, M,
taMtand m. inhabitant, WW210». tafllit n. brawl in a houee, LL597^
m-burg, -borh f. haU, WW. liilliidaii> to JKiui, dieoover, NG.
lBltft6ie bom on the eetate, CL taOMb^ fuU of toater.
Inbyrdltng (e) m. elave bom in a maeterU taMaa* to fy from, Bmil.
h^ue, M, Infteter n. bnnging np, rearing, LL396'.
InbyiiM (DB) sinbirpe iBtrtdf Mry o^, exiperMiicad
InbyilS preB. 3 sg. of inbeniL lug L name of the rune for ng, IL=giii^
Ino {Mt,Mk) da. of git, dual pen. pron. geong
[Site*] ^ng soifiz, M in eunuQg, lytling (otigiiially
iDoa m. question, eeruple, euepieion, doubt : patronymio).
grievance, quarrel, grudge, BH. inoin In-gin any. pret. -tede to go in, enter, BE,
witan to have a grudge, ML [^ingo*]
IHDaViodftsingeSSode; inoessyiioe lBgaiigin.fii9reM,«iilr(mee,<ioceM,6eg»iMi«ti^y
liicigaiitooaa«iNm»DB110*. [olgan] £ir^« (inn.) : enfrtmee/Be. [Sm^m^']
lueigung I. invoctUion, DR. tngangan^ to ^ t n* enter, M.
I ncem pa m. eoidier of the same eompanff, fngebed n. eame^l prauer, PPb87^
WW207*. tngeberfgan (NG) sanbyigaa
Ineer (y) I. gen. of sit, dnal pen. nron. Ingebiliigan* to bring in, £l150^
IL ad], pron. of or belonging to both ofgou, li^pB-elgaii, -oSgan *invoeare,* VPs ; CpB90i^»
Mi. ['tnker'l ingedte any. to put in, BH4d4».
H-mefulUan to offend, eoandaliee, MtB. [inoa] IngedrineaB (GPH391 ) sindiinoan
liiogm=inca li««fMllui' 'inoidere,' Pe.
Indt ace. of git, doal penonal pronoiin. IngeJioht n. internal loor, BH.
Ineleolli (i, y) m. chamber, doaet : eave, den, tngeiole n. native race, £zl42.
Inenlbt m. household servant, M. tngehrlf (-gefif) n. womb, LP&21*.
Iiieofa m. inner chamber, JEJj : breast, heart, iQge-taygd, -h^ (M), -hid t consciousness,
Mxt22^. mind, conscience, sense, understanding' :
InetfVu f . internal disease, M. intention, purpose, design,
tneuman* to eome in, go into, enter, JB, IngeliygdiMi i intention, IA48*.
[*income''\ ingeUMan»in]Adan
Ineniid interior, internal, inward, secret, ingelaVlan to mvtte.
^CP. ady. -libe, M, IngiUMiig y. gemang prep.
Incundaee t inward conviction, sincerity, tngemgnAf in. reeoOeciion, memory, mind,
W lOC^ I inward part, recess, DHy. Ingenqnde wea-remembered, El896.
liieM strange, eactraordinary, ady. -fioe. Ingenga m. visitor, intruder, B1776.
taieyme m. entrance, LV32. ingeoDgaa (NG)=:ingangui
IndAlan to infuse, DR. Ingtotan* to pour in, fJL
tndipan iod^in, LkL10>«. ingtodng ^yn-? »ymb-) L inpouHng, OBO.
IndlM Indian, M, Ingerec n. broU, BH. [»ongerec]
liidrenean=ondr6noan Ingerlfsingehiif
Indinaa^ to ejaculate, utter, 8at80. Ingeeeted^^aeecl in, inserted,
lndrihttti=indryht6n IngetteaM household goods, B116&
IndrtaiMai* to imbibe, drink, indronoen tntBttweH n, internal swelling, WW HZ'.
^wUh^nk. it^ttfi^ maj^
Indnrhtfln duttnguished, noUe, exceOenL tention, M,CP.
ladryhtot t honour, glorv. tngeVtodf f . nation.
limurdlan to dweU in, inhabit, VPs. Ingeweunn implanted, WW427*.
InUdiM n. household stuff, furniture, WW li^;e«liui n. dvU war, A088»
U7«. [yddiBo] iogemttnmt consciousness, coiisoience, BO.
Ine]fe=innelfe; iiierto=s]nmeile ingong (CP) siogang «— »^ «**
*^ft^n"^'^' ^"'"'^ •^' *"'^- %??o?- V^"^ in, infusion, inspiration,
[ tnjare J GM424. [g«otan]
INHiBTAN 177 INSTJSPE
miiAtMi to mfiame, 6D29*. liiii»- = inn-, in-
fntaebban (CB313)=oiihebban limeeaiid adj. inward, GP139.
tnTwld a n = cmhieldan IniiA-fanui, -foran bowela, Lod.
InlMord f. herd kept by the lord on hie lands, iiUMlle n. bowels : womb.
LL449[7]. IniiMiMSt (superL of iime) adj. * inmost, * Se :
iBlifred m. family, household, M, mostintimate, deep or close, CP. ady. inmost,
In-blwan, -higan sbpL members of a house- Innitm (oompar. of inne) * inner,' interior,
hold or community, servants. WW : mental, spiriHuU, BH,LL,8c
iBhold loyal in heart, Lod 3-442'*. InmrS = innotS
Ubfrnm t possession, EC 364'. lime-weard, -W6rd=mweard
lnIlle=i]meUe; liiliiiuuisoiiiniiAn tDBhietaednmanm. one of the household troops,
Inlid f. righi of water-passage iniand : MtL8*. [inhired]
entrance-fee. Innliera m. home force, native army, Ghb
InUMaD *indueere,' to introduce, NO. 1006x.
Inlmid-siiilead- Imrian to go in. Bo : (±) put up, lodge, Chr
±lii]aglaii to reverse sentence of ouHawry, 1048 : (+) include : (+) fiU, restore, make
ChrJjL. [Snfatt;*] good, M. ['inn']
liiUuid n. land in the lord's own occupation, limlerio (e*) n. household stuff, furniture,
domain, demesne. goods. Bo 31^.
InMlan to invite. Iimlffi ( Cpll 5i) = innelf e
iDlalSlgeiMl m. inviter. So 1701'. imdlit ( WW450U) =mcnihtT
liilee =mlio ; Inligaa (VPs) =oii]Iegaii Imdwlan to renew, DR 168^*.
tnWIitftn =iiilihtan limon=i]man
Intonda m. native, Ol. Inner {^Or^ oompar. of inne. ['tuner*]
In-tenito, -lendiso native, indigenous. taUMiS mf . inside, entrails, stonuMch, womb.
lnMohUuis=inmitan breast, heart, £H,Bo,0; M,CP.
Inllo internal, interior, inward, BE : native. innotSmsBgen (e*) n. strength, EH76".
ady. -Boe inwardly : thoroughly, sincerely, InnoViydmiM f . wea^aness of the bowels, Lod
heartily, BHJBo. ['inly'] 106a.
mibdioiniing f . incarnation, DR. InnoiKwuBd 1 iniemal wound, Lod 88b.
dilnlThton (aoon-) to shine, iUiuminaie •»- imumssinneira
lighten. Innong f . dwelling : contents, takings, revenue,
Inllhtflnd m. iOuminator, DR2*. Bo,KC. ['inntn^*]
tnHhtlan (»on-) to iOwninate, ent^hten, innw«ard]Iee=inweaidIioe
NG. • Innweorud n. retainers, household, WiD 111.
InDhtDM t illumination, VPs Innylfa = innelf e
InltVtwfto =: onlitf nwao Inorf n. househM goods, fumUure.
UllMMa to become light, dawn, lili23^. Inra (i£)=sinnera
Inlocaft snperL ady. innermost, most InrsMan *ingesserunt,* WW420" (y. A
heartily. [inBoe] 31-632).
lnl^htaa=inBhtan toaritaaa to rush upon. •
tnmaaig n. marrow, GPH307. Inrioals n. incense, LkR 1*.
bxaMb dose to one's heart, important in one's Infoglungsinseglung
estimation, RB ; Bk 16. InsAte adj. dependent, WW 186*.
Inn L n. dtodUng, apartment, lodging, lns8BtnM=in8etneB
chamber, house, JS Jit ;A0 : quartering Inaetowere m. sn^peefor, DR104.
. oneseff {of soldiers), ['inn'] IL ady. Inaetowung 1 inspection, view, NO.
in, inwtu^, within, inside of : into, inn InaeeltonitosunBdeSOende
on into. In-Mgal, -segl (n) n. seal, signet, JB,CL
tnn-=in.; lnna(LkL)=innot$ [Hnseil'i L.]
Innan L jfsep. (w. a. g. d.) from wiihin, B : ^InaasUan (e) to seal, LL ; ML. [*inseil*]
wUhin, %n, into, 0,QtnJjcd ; CP. IL ady. Inseglung f. seoMng, seal, M(m).
wUhin, inside, in, AO. [*fnn«*] Immndan to send in, put in, VPs.
innanbordM ady. (wUhin borders), at hom€, Innetnaii f. regulation, DR.
CP. Insettan to institute, BH, JnL.
Innanbnrhwara sbpL residents within the Inaigle n. seal, signet [inaegel]
walls of a town, TC610*^ Insilit f. narrative, JnL.
tamaneund tnner, inward, iiUemal : thorough, Inslttende sitting wUhin, Rd47^.
hearty. Inamoh m. slough, MH162^.
Innane = innan n. ; ImumwMvd ^inweard Insden f. brawl in a house, LL697[80,12].
InnaV = innotS Insonmlan to gathe r in, B R 274^.
Inniwrttdng (XI;L)s:onwriting Inspinn n. spindle, WW.
toaendr. in, inside, within, in-doors,ArAO, Inatepo I. m. entrance, iEiHl*84. IL»
BH,Chr,CtJ/sd. instflepes
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ISI6
adv. forthwilh, dirtcUf,
(^)=in8teppan
(o*) to be pnseni, DR.
InrtaiMfciiMmo (o*) required for present lue,
Inrtete (y) immMaidy, NG.
In-ftope, -«tepes sinstepes
iDftapvan* (») to oo «», enier^ M,
tnittoe m. inlimei Mching pain, Lgd.
iMagaii^ to eUmb in, GB24.
f»>«Hfc«>ii f0 appoint, arranffe, LkL p2*.
InsUnf —onBtmff; Iiiitytde=iii8tede
Infwin m. lord s swineherd, LL447.
taHwdfan' to invade, BH278^.
tamrtgemiM f. onnuik, BH 110**.
Inllsm (KQl) = intmga ; Intlmb- = ontimb-
InttDga m. matter, Imsinesa, M : cause ifauU.
bntan intinffan in vain, empUly,
I11I6 prep, witti cL (iDstr.)* a> into, to, against,
in,M.
Intrahtniniif 1 interpretation, MtL p2^
iBlttor adv. ofNift, MtR 17^
ItfVloee eroM, lAicib, MtLlS^.
IdVlDMi f. female servant, QPH401.
iDlVlng (N) = iatinga ; iilVwiaii = onSwean
tn-wwre, -wrao m. internal pain,
InwAie f. intemai humoitr, LoD07a.
InwMurd L (innan-, inne-) adj. internal,
inward, inner, intrinsic, deep, sincere,
earnest, ^,B,Bo,Cr, as sbn. inward parts,
^,WW, IL ady. within : nwntdU/y,
sptrituaOy, LkL. ['inward'}
InwMxdllo (e) internal. Led : sincere, W.
adv. -Hoe * inwardly, ' M : deeply, thoroughly,
heartily, sincerely, M,MeL
Inwendan to change, VPs.
Inwewo XL indoor work, LL454[11].
lii«wd-=inweard-; lnwld>:^mwit
Inwldda m. adversary, enemy,
Inwlae f. eoiuitmefil, LoD69a.
Inwtt L n. evil, deceit, guUe, IL adj. wiebed,
malign, deceitful,
Inwltf eng m. spitMl dutch, B 1447.
Inwltlttn m. treacherous shaft. Mod 37.
tnwittul wicked, crafty,
InwttgSBCl m. evil guest, B2670.
Inwttgeeynd n. evu nature, Sol 329.
Inwltgynn L treacherous snare, PPs 139*.
Inwltblemmt (id) m. treacherous wound,
InwltfarSf m. unfriendly roof, B3123.
Inwltaet n,j%etof malice, B2167.
inwitolSt m* cunning hostility,
luwitrQnt t evil, crafty couneeL
InwttMear m. murderous attack, B2478.
InwltMaro n. artful intrigue, BllOl.
Inwltsorlit t sorrow,
limllipeD n, tale of woe, Orar2024.
InwltilflDtt m. wpSkedness, eviL
invltSaiiet m. malicious thought, hostile
intent,
Inwltwrimt t hostile fetter.
InwrsM =s inwaio
Inwtltere m. writer, secretary, ZDA31-23.
tnwritttng f . inscription.
tanrmid f. intemai wound . Lop 70a,
inwunaiiM L persistence, WW426*.
tnwanuiig i. residence in, NG304.
fcH=geo-; Io(»la>^g6o; loe^=4geoo
loiii=eom
tonnm (N) adv. within,
loiiitaVs=iimo9
lorf m. name of a river-fish (eelf) : name of
the rune for to. x
lonlni^ = ttmiiig
kurttV =iemtS pres. 3 ag. of ieman.
loniaii (KGl)= Ionian
iotas mpL the Jutes,
low m. =s!w ; fowaa =iBwaa
lppln^k«ii=yppiiigireii; Inap^SBea
M»=ieife; li|j«n=eaigia n
IrlnfBs w«f m. milky way, WW 53**.
Inn*; izn-sierm-; iem^ eom-
Im^B^iene; lra-=ieei-
|f fi^tyilt n—fa iinhft|nr^
liming =yrtniiig
li pros. 3 flg. of eom, anv.
ii n. 'toe/ BHJiet,PPs : (pL) pieces cf ice,
BH : name of the rune for 1.
liHMH (GL)=lBeani
lsese^'\ iey cM, Metfieaf. ['toeooM'1
lw(N)=c^
iMarn (», e) iil hakyon, kingfisher.
ban L (bam* tren) n. ^iron,^ Ji,BH,CP,Ql,
LL : iron instrument. Led : fetter, Ps : (f)
iron weapon, sword, B : ordeal of redJkal
iron, LL230[6]. \per. ejaea] II. adj. of
iron, *tro».' JB,B,Bl,CPJ)a,
banbendt (tr-) ml iron bond, fetter.
banbyraa (isem-) t iron cordet, B671.
Iaaiid=ie8end; banaimW=lBeiiamig
banletor (bem-) f. iron fetter, Gl.
bangelAiiia (!r-) m. iron instrument, Nas
bangmt m. iron-minef KC6-234'*
bangrOg (grdi) 'iron-grey,* WW.
banbaard (ir-) hard as iron, B112. Ptrom-
hard']
banhaaida f. (* iron-hard*), black eentauty,
vervain, knapweed. Led.
banbabn (ixaen-) m. iron helmet, WW 142*.
banbora (-em) m. iron-dad army, Bx348.
banbynt adj. with iron fittings, KG.
banwdil (y) n. ordeal 6^ iron, LL.
bandra f . iron mine, Gl.
ban-panna m., -paone f. frying pan, Gl.
banaoofl f. iron shovd, Gl (bernaoobl).
banaeOr f. shower of arrows, B3116 (-em).
banamtV m. blacksmith.
banswit m. drosa of iron ? Lod.
bantaog f. snuffers, WW327^«.
banVriat m. iron dad troop, B330 (ir-).
banwyrikta m. Uacksmith,W?fZW».
bani=ie8ende
bani(l)^i8en; (2)=beani
bgablnd n. fetters of ice, B1113.
bgabUM (f) n. ice-blister, chUbUUnt Lod.
Ug 'icy,* Met : shiningf glisteningt covered
trt^tcef B33.
&IGFEBERA 179 LJIDENLAB
Uigftflkn vnthfroHed wings, Ssae24. aceumMtion, exculpaie oneseU : let off, excuse,
matiey, ML2BV^^K M,AO,CP.
USm adv. immediaiely, LL(338U). lidlendllo exciuabh, WW23S^.
m. icy lake, Mbt28**. lidmann bo. eanduetor, guide, JS. ['lode-
±lMOiB n to cover toOh iron, pp. bnod iron- man*}
dad, WW230". lid-rlno? -rinoman m. conductor, escort, LL
llMt, itst pres. 2 sg., ite«, itt pree. 3 sg. of 3[7] (v. 2*441).
etan. ladsarslaaer
nn=4!eS lidsdpe m. leadership, WW481*.
I9an l&, 6, y) to laywaste, ravage, devastate, UMtfow, l&d5Sowi=4Utt6ow
desoiate, destroy, M. ttdung 1 earndpaUon, excuse, defence,
lu-, iu=geo-, g«o; luo^eoo apology, M,CB.
IQdiM sbmp. the Jews, G. Uto = (l) iSao; (2) Uo; IAoa=J»oe
IHdMio Jewish, O. -lAoa ▼. ag-, ellen-L eto.
tii8ian=ffeooian; lolh (NO)=5owio, Sow +iaoa ewidous, GPH391.
Iiiwlaii (AS 7^) = lewan lAean to spring up, rise, flare up. Sat 716.
In (Sow) m. ^yew,* yew-free, Mi'ULdl, +lAeaa to emulate, OPH391 : Join with,
IwlMrge (Sow) t yeuh-berry, Lod. make commcn cause withf GPs 140*. (Uo]
±l8MM»ui to seize, grasp, comprehend, JB :
capture, catch, Chr,Oj^L : receive, ML.
l( Ctakh,' *i4ecche*'i
IAm JS, v) m. physician, doctor, BHJAbL;
WordB beginniDg with k will be foand M,CP : ^leeeh,^ WW;M.
under o. lAoebde f. book of prescriptions, Lod.
Utooemtt m. * leech-craft,' art of heaUng,
Bojjcd ; M : medicament, remedy, prescrip-
I Hon, M,
"" lAoeomfUg skiUed in medicine, Lod 186b.
It inteij. lo/ behM/ oh/ ah/ M. la ISof lAoeeynn n. race of physicians, Bd6^*.
O Lord/ sir/ I indeed, verily, M. hwtet lAemfysii.msdicine chest, QJ>3U".
lawhat/ wal&waloliM/ lAoeddm m. medicament, medicine, BE,
label == (*la(el), Infel ; laber (Led) =]a^er WW(fi); MfiF : salvation. [* leechdom ']
Uit id. play, sport :{^) strife, batUe: sacrifice, Ifteeddmlle salutary, A5- 468.
offering, M,CP: gift, present, Mt;M: booty, lAceddtnnet f . catajpto«m, WW.
B : (t) message, ^lake*) Uteefeoh n. doctor*sfee, LL(148^*).
+lMt n. tumuU, commotton. 8we<»da +L Idoefloger m« Cleech-flnger*), fourth finger,
batUe : crowd, host, Gb896. Led.
liean' pret. 3 Bg. leolo to move up and down, lAcegeatwa? (-getea) fp. medical apparatus^
leap, jump, steing, fiy, Jul : play (in^ru- ▼. NC304.
fi^'^nt) : (t) fight, contend, B : {+) incite to, ISeehOs n. sick room, hospital
AO : be rewouded. [*lake*] lAoelren n. surgeon's knife, lan cet, Q D 82.
liodAd f . munificence, OE03833. lAcesealf f . medicinal ointment, WW614>^
liogeofa m. generous giver, PPs67". Ifioeseai n. lancet, OP 187*.
+lidaii to present, bestow. lAoewyrt f. medicinal herb, drug, M : rib'
lieUe sacrificial, 11,{3S0"). worU
±tteiilaii (fi, S) to heal, cure, treat, look aft/eir, IScnlan =laonian
JB,BHJAsL;AO,CP : foment, dress (a ISdan {±) to 'lead,' guide, conduct, carry,
wound). ['Uchne') lift, take, bring, ^,BH,Bl,Chr,VPs;CP.
ItCTilgMMlHo surgical, HGl478. wif 1. take a wife, marry : ( ±) produce, bring
lienlmende only in bSon L *munerari, ' BHy forih : pass, lead (life), BH,Met i to mark or
3^'. beat the bounds of land, EC 165 : perform, do,
Hmnmg f. heaUng, cure : medicament. An : place, lay, M i sprout forih, grow,
remedy. spread.
Uomig m. offertory hymn, WW130>. Idde (BH400*) =l£wede
iaetno, laotu-oe, m. -oa 1 kUuce, M. [L.] lAden L (e, So) n. 'Latin,' A,BH,CP : any
laou f. running water, stream, pod, *lake,' foreign language. Led {'leden'). II. adj.
CAr666B. Latin.
lid I. f. course, journey, An,B : (±.) way, UMenboo (e) f. LaHn book, M.
street, water-way : leading, carrying, LL : UMend I. m. bringer. II. m. excuser,
maintenance, support, ['load,* 'lode'] IL apologist. [*Uedan]
f. clearing from blame or accusation, pur- lAdengereord n. Latin language, Lod.
gaiion, exculpation, CP. lAdengetMode n. Latin language, OP.
ladan (NO) =:{aadan lAden-toe, -Uo Latin.
±lidlaii to dear oneself from dame or l€UiiuilMjtt knowledge of Latin, W124l^*.
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+lMMilie 'dmeUUs,' JSBbVJ:
WAmnmnuL m. Latin noun, .£Gb292^.
UMra^rAe (6) f. LaHn languoffe, iS,C!P.
UMADStatimi if) adv. in LaHn, Jnl9>*.
UMMiware mpL Latin people, Roman; CP.
UMenword («) n. £a<tii iiwd, JSGb 122*.
UMdm f. 6rtii^'ii0r/or(A, BH.
UMt«ow=latteow
IAI=(l)laf; (2) leaf
±UUmi (e) L to 'leant,' beqweaOi, B,Jn;
M,CP : epare, leave behind, have left, Lk,
Mk : remain, ^. [lii] II.=sliefan
lasfel (e) m. spoon, basin, vessel, bowl, cup,
IQer, IdffBl ; L. Ubellam]
lAfand (WW 168") - Uewend
lAtor f. rush, reed, iris, gladiolus, Led,WW;
M : melal pkUe, M. ['laver'; 'levers']
lAlwbed n. reed4)ed, WW 138»
lAfkMf=lgaliiM
IflBf pret. 3 8g. of liogaiL
]ag=(l)ldag: (2)lieg
lagdaslegde nret. sg. of leogan.
lAgon Diet. pL of liogan.
l«St=Uget
teht pp., laehte pret. sg. of Isooan.
lAl (6) t, ]£U m. fo^ whip, switch : 6r«Me»
iMoZ, stripe, Ex.
lAlan, l&Uui to become black and btue, be
bruiied,
lAmaii (S) o/ day, eairtken^ M. [l&m]
lAinlan=lemiui
lAn (a) I. nf. loan, borrowing, lease, grant,
aift, present, benefit, M,CB. P§on] 1L»
UBDland
±]AiiJUi (S) to 'lend,* WW;CB : give,
grant, lecue, Oen, M.
lAndagaat mpL loan-dags, transitory days,
days of a man's life.
Imcto-, laBndeQ-slenden-
lAne (e) lent, temporary, inconstant, tran^
sitory : periMbUe, frail, poor : weak, sinful,
CP. pfin]
lAnelto passing, transitory,
imamd m. lender, WW, ['lenend']
lAnendllo = Iftnelio
Utaerom. 'lender,' WWIS&^.
IflBDgsleng; Iflangten-slenoten-
lAnland n. leased land, t. LL2'323.
lAnllo =lfinetio ; -lAnung ▼. feoh-L
IflBpeldre f . dish, M,
bsptwlnoe (e) f. lapwing, Gl.
toppa (a) m. lappet, piece, section, lobe,
portion, district, CP,Lcd ; M, ['lap']
-teppeda ▼. flf -L
±lAraii (d) to teach, instruct, A,BH z enjoin,
advise, persuade, urge, preach, L forC
hand down {to others) : (+) convert : (+)
frecotf, £837*197. ±l&red learned (op-
posed to Inwed), henoe clerieal {as opposed
to lay), spiritual (<m opposed to temporal),
M,CF, ['lere']
+lAre emptu, hungry, NC295. [Oer, leer]
+]AradBM I. learning, skiU, BH.
Uhml=s]£at
lAraatre f . instructress, M,
UhfBdAft adapted for instruction? FTdl.
UMg m. edge, border {of a shield) fY. A37*6fi.
-lArlgtan t. ymb-L
lArlngiiiJMaB n. female pupU,
UMngmaim m. disdvle, BB20*.
lAmes f . emptiness, Lcd22h. [' leemess ']
Ina pret. 3 eg. of leean.
Uta L («) adv. and sbn. less, lest, M,AO,CP.
Cy Ina (5e) conj. w. sobj. lest, IL f. gs.
Ifiawe pasture, JnL{6),WW;M;MdL
riease,' 'Uasow'] IIL f. {blood-Vetting,
LcD.
Utelwraii of lower birth, LL(246»).
UtoMt (MtR) = Utet I. : UMan ^Ueiwiaii
Utoon pret. pL of leean.
lA«a adj. (oomp. of lytel) 'less,' smaller,
fewer, M,Bo,Chr : inferior, MiLJitR{h).
8b. AyS, adv. BE,
Imt f. fauU, sin, NG306. [ON,]
l«at I. sapttL of lytel 'least,' QuJjcd',CB,
AO. 6e Utete feet, CM. ILLporformanee,
fulfilment. Ex 308. IIL = last
±Utetaii {6) to follow, help, serve, B,Bl,Met,
OBT ; AO perform, do, carry out, accom-
plish, AO : endure, last, conHnue, Cr ; Mi
furnish, pay, W ['last' ; Oer. leiBten]
lAate f. 'last' {for the foot), WW,
Utotend m. doer, performer, BH.
+UMfiilllan to testify, LPs 80*.
Utalwyrlita (eo*) m. shoemaker, WW.
lAfwa ▼. Ubb II.
^Utawlan to depasture, graxe, feed, J£,LkL.
['leasow']
IflBt L (lat- in obL oaaes) oomp. ItBtra ; sup.
lietest, Intemeet slow, B,Bt,CPJjcd\ M :
slack, lax, negligent : 'late,' Lk, IL m.
man of the doss between the slave and the
ceorl, LL (v. 2-664). ['last']
lAt pies. 3 sg- of l&dan.
+lftt=+]«tell.
lAtan' pret. 3 sg. l£t, leort (tr.) to aUow to
remain, leave oehind, depart from, 'let'
alone, Bl,CP : leave undone, BH : {±) be-
gueath,EC:allow,BlJ,L:causetodo,BHi
regard as, consider, BH,Chr,CP : behave
towards, treat : (intr.) allow to escape, emit,
let out, set free, JSJjcd i' let' (on lease), BC :
assert,prdend,Lk'.{+)aUat,ass%im, l.ht>in
re/Vain/rom (late) ; -fl nSah land a«proadk
Ike shoref (E837191); on b«c 1 leave
behind,
UfttanlasIStania
Itttlqrrd f . slow birth, LoD 186a.
+l*te I. n. manners, bearing, NC296. [ON.
l&ti] IL n. junction of roads, M,
lAtemsft L adv. lastly, finally, NO. IL y.
Int. ['kUemost']
lAtliMlg douhminded, duU, Cba 10.
ImQlM adv. slowly, Ou, ['lately'}
ISBtmsit = Istemest
Istnes f. slowness, delay, ML2^b^^ : sloth
OD174».
LiBTRA 181 LANDGEBfAOA
tetni (JBJLL) ▼. lAt. ['latier*] lahbryM m. breach of the law, LL.
IflBtriMe slow, deliberaU, CP 149^^ lah-otep, -cop m. monetf paid {by an outlaw)
lattum backward, Ckr. [' laUeom'] for restiiuHon of leaal righta, LL.
lAtt f. (pL latto) beam, *laih,* WW. Imlillo latsful, le^, So46*. adv. -Hoe.
lAttiow=]&ttdow lahmann m. an oficial declarer of (he law,
lAttoWMtre f. guide, conduetreM, M. LLZld. [▼. 'lawman*]
[lattdow] lalirlbt n. legal right, LL.
l8Bttiiig=]ettiiig ; -lAtto V. onl. ]«li-«litt fn., -elite m. fine for breach of the
IA9 n. a division of a county containing (Danish) law, LL.
several hundreds, 'lathe,* BC3-162 : landed lahwlta m. lawyer, LL(308^).
property f (meadow) land? LL400[3,2]. Urn n. *loam,* clay, earth, M, WW ; Mdf.
lAtai to abuse, revUe, hate : cause to shun, lama (o) wk. adj. and sb. m. crippled, lame,
RB1P>. [la«] paralytic, weak (man), JB,BH,Cp,El,Mt,
ICtm, UbIStSo (CP) f. wrong, injury : hatred, WW,
malice, BL [*leih* ; WS] lamb (M), pi. ]amb(e)ni, lambor (A) n.
maw = l«ow • lamb, * JB,0,Gl,Gu, W W.
lAwa (8) m. betrayer, traitor, Lk ; iB. [▼. lambyrd f. imperfect birth, Lod 186a.
* lewe '] limfflBt n.t vessel of day (the body),
±lAwiii to betray. [Ooth. iSwjan] lamp I. prat. 3 ig. of limpan. 11. (K6l)=
-lAwe ▼. dninoen-, hanger-l. lamb
lAwede lay, laic, unlearwd. as sb. layman, lamprtde f. lamprey. [£.]
BH;M,CP. I'lewd*] Um-pytt, -BSatSam. 'feamj>t7/ Ct.
l»wtl=lefel limwyrhta m. i>otter, O.
lAwand m. betrayer, traitor, Gl. lin slfin
lAworoe =:laweroe ; Iwwll slnlel ianaii obi. cases of lana.
lflDZ=leax land (o) n. earth, 'land,* soil, B,BH,VPs,
lit f. what is left, remnant, legacy, relic, TFfF;Mdf : territory, realm, province,
remains, rest, Sl,Chr;M : reUct, widow, district, Cp,Chr,Bl,VPs : landed property,
M,AO. t5 l&fe alone, td lafe beon to ^,Bl : country (not town), Ji,BH : ridge %n
remain over, w Apna, daroQa 1. survivors a ploughed field. ^^
of battle, hamora lafa results of forging, +landa m. compatriot, kinsman, WW 211**.
swords. Vlave*; Ufan] kaidftdl=hlandadl? '
lAferea =laweroe landsslf f . land-elf, WW616**.
±lallan to pour water on, wash, 'lave,* bathe, landflgvnd m. native, BH.
B,Lcd : ladle out. Led. laniUiende owning land, LL.
lag- =lah- ; -laga ▼. lund-L ; lags- =slaga- landftr f. landed property, M.
lagsn pp. of lean II. landbogsnga (i*) m. husbandman, peasant,
dblaglan to appoint, ordain, W. I' law,* native, CP.
'i'lahen*] landbagsngnes f. habitation, BPs 119*(o^).
lago-=lagn- ; -lagol v. ft-1. Umdblgong m. diaeUing in a country, BPs
ligon = Ifigon pret. pi. of licgan. 1 18**(o^).
laga L f. (old neat. pL lagn; Chb1062i>) landbtef. 'land book,* written grant of land,
'law,* ordinance, rule, regulation, M ; Chr, Ct,WW.
LLJIB : right, legal privilege, LL : district hmdbrAoe m. first ploughing (after land has
governed by the same laws. II. m. water, lain fcUlow), WW105^^
flood, sea, ocean, Qen,Met : name of the rune landbQend I. ml. inhabiiani, naiive : husband'
for 1. ['{ay'] man. II. f. colony.
-l-lagii np. extent, surface (of sea), Sbat64T landbQends dwelling on (he land, native.
[08. gilaga] landbfknss f . colony, settlement, Nas.
lipwnbWgskiUed in seafaring, 3209. land-oiap, -o5p m. fine paid to the lord on
lagufBBStent n. sea, ocean. the alienation of land, BC. ['landcheap*'\
lag uf teOm m. enveloping waves, Rd6P. landsfsn m. measure or proportion of land,
VsigaBAA VL wave, stream, waters, sea, ocean. Chb1085.
laguUdf f . water-way, sea laadsonann — landmann
lagamMffg m. sea-horse, ship, Qv 1306. landisssten n. natural fortress, AO80^*(o^).
lagaslVf m* sea-Joum^. landfeob n. recognitory rent for land, KC.
lagastrAt f . sea-path, B 239. landfolo n. people of the counh y, inhabitants,
lagostrtamt m. water, sea, ocean. M. ['lan^dk*]
iaguswlmmendt m. swimming in the sea laadfranam. ruMf, prtnce, B 31.
(fish). Umdlyrd f. army.
lih piet. 8 sg. of l8on. laad^ifdl n. land-tax, tribute, LL. ['land'
lali-=lag- gavel*]
lahbrsoa m. law-hreaker,impious man, £k}9^. iandgshwarf n. exchange of land, Ct.
lahbrsesnda impious, profane, So9*. landgtman m. neighXimr, OEG.
LANDOEMiESBE 182 LABLEA8T
Uuid<^(tiiiAra, -gemiroe n. btmndcury, Umii, langgMMoD n. aneietU tUtre of weaHh, B
frontier, AO. 2240.
lamlgMooattf. 0ar(%efecih»re,DA36O. laaglaii (o) (impen. with aoo. of pen.) to
iMidfeiw or c n. fortified plaee, B 938. ' long * for, yearn after, grieve for, be pained,
landg twy rpe n. heap of earth f Ct. AO {o): grow longer. Led: ewnmonzbekmg,
landhAbbeiide ouming or nUing land, +langiaii to send for, eummon, caU, M :
iMMihiUfaD I. real property, LL22[32]. apprehend, eeixe, LL2()2[6,2].
landlMra m. native force -.land force {opposed laagtoMo f. advanced age.
to naval force). langlhw adv. for along time, long, at length,
IftadhUfbrd m. lord of a country, lord of a M.
manor, landlord, lansDIe long-Uved,
landlireddliig f . redemption of land, langnidd constant, patient, long-suffering*
landlagu f . local law, LL. adv. -Boe.
lBBiil§aa not owning land, LL, ['landUss'"] Ux^nMlg long-suffering {Y,ls,te),'SCU7.
lADd-Hod m., nap. -leode, -ISoda, -ISodan la ng mM i m f . long-suffertng. So 10^*.
inhafntant of a country, native, AO. langiMt f. length, M, [*2cm(^fieM*]
landlyre m. loss of territory, Ghb 1106. langoV m. longing, unsatisfied craving, dis-
landnuum m. inhabitant of a country, native, content,
ExJjL, [^landmann^^ Isagsosmlihaving along shaft,
taDdniMre m. boundary, langieip n. man of war, Chb897a.
+laiidod having landed property, LL 1 82 [11]. langftnng * Umganimis, ' LPs 102*.
landopenung f . first ploughing of land, WW langsom long, lasting, tedious, protraded,
147*. B(o)Jjcd', M., I'longsome'] adv. -lioe,
landrflden ▼. ealdlandreden. A068^'(o).
landTMt I. grave. Av782. langmmiiM f. lengih, Ps;M. [^longsome-
Umdifoa m. landed proprietor, ness*]
landite n. territory, AO. langnroorad (y*) long-necked.
landrtht n. *landright,* right to own or ImgpHMIg lasting, assured, BllfiS.
occupy land or connected with its occupation, langnng (o) f. *longing,* desire, Bl : weari-
B,Ex,Oen : that u^ich is due from land or ness, sadness, dejection, M : dday, CP (o).
estates. pangian]
landsoaani (a*) f . trad of land^ province, langunghwll f . time of wearine ss, hx 126.
country, CP : boundary, landmarh,\j, GC48] langwtb n. warp {in weaving), WW 187".
landselpe m. region, Gkn 376. langwege *peregre, * MkL 13** (o*, ob*).
landsooru = landao eani laagwyrpe obiUmg, NO 306**'.
laiids6tom.Mtt2er,WWllP*. [sftta] liiitauid=l«nland
landsetan f . occupaiion of land : occupied laim (o)t f . chain, fetter,
land, estate. lanu (o) f. 'lane/ street, Bl,
lands^Vla m. occupier of land, TC693*. lapiaii to ^ lap* up, drink. Led ; M.
kUHMdu m. custom of a country, CP. IW^t (Gl) = leppa
tauidtlttende occupying land, (Jhr. Ur f . * lore, * learning, science^ art of teaching,
Imndsdont ^- search for land to settle on, preaching, doctrine, Bl ; JE,CP : precept,
landspM f. landed property, KC3-349**. eschortaiion, advice, instigation, JnL ; AO :
landBpMlg rich in land, M, history, story : cunning, Grn2693.
landsplott m. plot of land, KC4-39>*. Iirb5e f. book containing instruction {used of
landstede m. region, Wxp16(o). 8t Paul*s Epistles, and Beds' s works), M.
landstyeee n. smaU plot of ground, GD,LL. Urbodiinff f. teachi ng, pr eaching, NC305.
Umdwara f. inhabitants, population, B2321. lArbysn f. example, WW 163**.
landweard m. coast-warden, B 1890. Ureniht m. disciple, IkL p 2*.
landwela m. earthly possessions, Ph606. ]iren»tt m. knowledge, Sol 3.
Uuie=]ann Urowldat m- teaching, precept.
Umg (o) oonrp. lengra, saperl. longest * long, * lard6m m. teaching, instruction, LL268[61].
tall,AO,BH,Lcd,MH;CP. lir-tow, -ow, -aw(a) m. teacher, master,
+laiig (osn. w. et or on) dependent on, preacher, BH, JnL ;M,AO,CP. [^lorthew*]
attainable from, present in, belonging to, \§g%cmt^biam. function of teacher, instruction^
M,AO,Qu. [▼. 'along*] CP : ecclesiastical authorUy, M,CP.
langafrU^edflBg m. Oood Friday. UMowne like a teacher, OEG.
laogaV =langotS liriowiatl n. teacher*s seat, pulpiL
laagbolstor nm. feather-bed, WW276**. UMwMslartowes n. of l&rfow.
lange (o) adv. comp. lens, lenge, snperL UkitmatiUk n. presor&ed fast, AIV99.
longest * long, * a long time,Jar, B,BH,Bl,Bo. lirlilyttaid m. catechumen, OEG 2881.
lugfOre lasting, protracted, M. lirfatts n. school, HGl406.
langfirnM f. l^igth, long duration, So29^ liriAMt (S, f) f. want of instruction, ignor-
laagflnt m. long space of time, Gu920. once.
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LABLIC 183 LEAH
lirUe conducive to Uaming, inetntcHve, M. IftVqMl n. aad tidings, AO.
betwnz larlloam gefykmm anumgsl soldiers litNMow = latteow
in training, M. drUiiSang f . caUing,inviUUion, CP : €usemblyf
linaniVt m. (nap. -BmeoVM) teacher, congregation, church, M. [* lathing*]
counsellor. UVwrautot hateful, hostile, bixd.
Unpen n. homUy, sermon, treatise, M. liSweiideindd AM^iemind«2, Gen 448.
[*Iofe«pe22'] UVweoie n. eimX d^ed, PPs 106^
ttnum ttachable, NC805. Isiir m. laurel, bay, latfer, Lod.
linwtoe m. trickery, W309^*. laurMam (lawer-) m. lawrd,
Urftew (MF), Uniwa (N) = (*l&]^Sow), lanrberlge f . laurel-berry, Lod.
I&r§ow laurloe (Cp) = l&weroe
liHtegn m. teacher, NC305. laurtrtow n. laurel-&ee, Lod.
llrwito m. teamed man, LL(308^'). laiiwer, lawer =Iaar
Utoer (o*) m? weed, tare, Ol. Uwene {&) t *lark,* WW ; Mdf.
list {&, 0, M m. sole offoot : spoor, footprint, Ita I. (VPs) =leo. IL gdas. of l&ih.
track, trace, B,Bl;M,CP. on la8t(e) 6e* Itee I. {&, e, eo) n. *leek,* onion, garlic
hind, after, in pursuit of, on 1. lecgan to aarden-herb. Led ; M. II. pret. 3 0g. of
foUow. lastas lecgan to go : gait, step. moan.
Vlast'] liao-=l6ah.
drUst (A, S) n. aecompUshment, observance, liaoUnd n. leek leaf, NC305.
BBS* : duly, due, obUgation, vow. Ifooonne (e')f., cress, nasturtium, Lod.
-hUislSalhelpful,servieeabl€, LL ; AO. [*last- leao-trog, -troo, -trie^leahtroo
fuU*"] \Uaaai{lML;U}i-)m.kitchen'garden,garden
listweard m. successor, heir : pursuer. of herbs, LkL,WW. {'leighton*]
Uistwmdn. fame after death, QntATlZ^ UaotQnweaid (e^) m. gardener, WW 121^^
lasnr = laser ; lat- ▼. IsBt-. [' leightonward *]
late adv. oomp. lator, snp. latest *late,* Chr, Iteeweard (e^, o*) m. gardener.
Jul : slowly, Led : at last, AO. [Ittt] ■ Uad (h) n. 'lead,* BH;M,CP : leaden vessel,
latemMt = listemest II. ; UUtow := latttow cauldron, A 9-264.
d:latlan to be slow, indolent : linger, delay, Itadan (S) *Uaden,* M,LL.
hesitaU, M. Itodgedelf n. lead-mine, KC3-401^
lator, adv. comp., latoet (»), snperl. slower, Itadgeota (o) m. plumber, LL455[16].
later, A,Bo,MtR ; AO,CP. Vlatter,* *last*] lAadgewlht n. lead-weight, a scale of weight,
lalt==lsett Y. OC77.
Umhi. guiding rein,WWl2Q». [lad] Itadstsf m. loaded stick for Uating with,
littSow, lattSowa {&) m. leader, guide, WW441*?.
general, Bo,VPs (lad-) ; AO,CP. ['latUw*] Itot (i) L (±) f. * leave,* permission, privilege,
Utttowddm m. leadership, guidance, in- BH,Chr',M,CP. IL n. *leaf,* shoo*, pi.
struetion, CP. foliage, MtL(^),VPs ; M : shet of paper,
latimg f . delay, hindrance, 0E6 7^**. BH.
litMow, latnw = latteow ±Itafa m. belief, faith, JB,Mt ; AO. ['Uve* ;
Vh% L (±) haled, hateful, hostile, mdlignanl, Oer. glanbe]
evil, AO,B : loalhsome, noxious, grievous, dbltefe (A) f. leave, permission, licence, M.
unpleasant, Ep;CP. [*loath*] II. n. ±ltaffiil believing, JnB : faithful, trust-
pain, harm, injury , misfortune, AO i insult, worthy, MtL. [*leaffid*'\ adv. -lice.
annoyance, harmful thing, BHJL6d;CP. +l€n!Mm9i. faith, trust, faithfulness, ^.
[*loath* ; Oer. leid] Uafhelmlg leafy at the top, GPH390.
IMblte m. iMwnd, B 1122. ±ltetlily8tend (e) m. believing listener,
litto adv. inimicaUy, in detestation. catechumen, OEG.
U90OW = latteow +lteflte8 unbelieving, M.
Utfottan to hate, loathe : make hurtful or -i-lteiitasnes f. unbelief, W294*.
repulsive, M. +Itaf-lta8t, -lyst f. unbelief, M.
Ift'Sgeidinat m- persecutor, foe. Itefleoht lights easv, BB5^*.
lil^etaonat m. en«my. +\%aO!ie credible, faithful, M. adv. -lice.
IftSiewtama m. enemy, Bd 16**. Itafnas (S, f) f . leave, permission, BH.
lattan to invite, summon, caU upon, ask, M, +Itafn68Word n. password, B246.
CP. [Oer. laden] ItafScead n. leafy shade, Ph205.
littan to haU, be hated, AO ; JE. Vloathe*] +liafftiim beliemng, faithful i credible.
lAWtas inoffensive innocent. Itafwyrm (i*) m. caterpillar, ASPs77".
ttmie 'loamy,* hatMl, horrible, repulsive, Itag I. (6) t *lye,* alkalized water, Ep,Lo
unpleasant, BH ; JSt. adv. -lice. ILslSah I. IIL pret. 3 sg. 6f leogan.
litfeetpe m. mirfortune, Gsn2048. Itegung f. lyifigf Nab2'^. [iSogan]
litfiwara n T hateful, contrivance. Da 436. IMi L lease (Cmi) m. piece of ground, * lea, '
WSM m. painful journey, death. Ex 44. meadow, BC ; Mdf. II. = iSag I. and m.
LEAHTE
184
LEQEB
iMdite prei. 3 8g. of leooaii.
iMhtorMeahtor
laahtor (e^) m. vice, 9in, ojfemee, cnm$, famU,
M,CP : reproach : diseaae, if^piry, Ijod.
laahtorMn laugkaMef causing laughter, BB
18*. [hlMhtor]
leahtoiewldA m. opprobrious speech, Jvl199.
iMhtorful (eS e*) vicious, seducHve,
l0alitorita8 fauUUss, blameless.
leahtorllM fouO^, wickedly, M.
-leahtorwyilte t. on-1.
laahtras nap. of leahtor.
leahtrian (e) to accuse, revile, reprove, biame,
J6 ; AO.CP : corrupL [' lehirie *]
laah-troe, -trio, -trog m. lAuce. [L.
lAotnca]
Itehtniiig («) f. blaming, detraction, WW
160*.
UalitQn = Itectan
Uan I. n. reward* gift, loan, compensation,
remuneration, retribution, B,Mi; M,
{'*26an'; Oer, lofao] II. it* (pret. 3 sg.
og, Idh) and wr. to bHame, censure, re-
proach, AO,CP.
Maogyfft m. rewairder, LoD 3*436**.
±IAaniaii (e) to reward, recompense, repay,
requite, M,CP, [Oer, lohnen]
liap m. basket, W : basket for catching or
keeping fi^, WW : measure : trunk {body),
JuDlll. ['leap']
Itaa I. adj. (w. g.) withoutn free from, devoid
of, bereft of: {±)fidse, faithless : untruthful,
deceitful, WW;M: vain, worthless. II. n.
falsehood, lying. Bo ; CP. [< lease ']
ItasbrM (-bic^d) I. lying, false, deceitful, M.
II. m. cheating, trickery.
liasbrMa m. trickster, ES 43-306.
Itesbrtdende unly, deceitful, iBQB286*.
ItaibrtdDM f. decepHon, falsehood.
lta8bngd)=4ea8brSd
Itaseneft m. false art, M.
Itaaera m. Itar, hypocrite, MtL : buffoon,
mime, jester, foot. ['[etMer*]
l«asest(irfL)=le8tI.
Itaaettan to pretend, M,B,B.
Iiat-f«rti«, 'tjTh!6, false, NC306.
liasfMltnM f. levUy, folly, CP.
Mastyrhto = leaaf erho
liaagewltiiM f . false witness, M.
Itaagielp m. vainglory, CP.
Marian to lie, Ps. [* lease ']
liasUo false, decei^, sham, empty, JR,CB.
adv. -lioe, M,CP.
liaalfooettan to dissemble, WW388**.
Itasntotlung f. dissimulation.
ltasm6dnM f. instabaity, CP308*.
Itasnes f. lying : levity, BH322**.
Itasdleeoan to blandish, flatter, 0034*^.
Itaadleoung f . empty Idandishment, WW
430».
liaangol (u*) lying, false, M.
liaMeiaww m. spy, B253.
Iteaspall n. lie, fiOwn, fable.
liaaipelliiiig f . etnpty talk, AO.
lla«poiiiiiic f. aUmrement, WW 462*.
liasltrUat; liaft-==lMt-
liaatyhtan to cajole, W W 431 *.
Itaityhtung f . oajolay, WW430**.
Iteniht («wihi7) entteer, seducer, OEG4014
Hatung f. 'leasing,* lying, false witness,
deceit, hyw)erisy, artifice, Jnt laUe, Ps i
empty ttuJt, frivolity.
Uanmgiptfl n. idle tale, AO40*.
Mai prat. 3 flg. of Ifitan.
laallan=latian; +laattans+la9ian
l«a«or n. soap, soda, Lcd,WW. [*lalA<r*]
liaKorwyrt (iSoQo-) f. soap-wortt Lcd 16a.
Ha«ede=lfiwede
Mawllngar m. index-finger, forefinger, PPs
72".
leaz m. salmon, Cp{m),Met,WW(e);MU
['fax']
leb-=lef-, Inf-; lee=hleo
+lae prat. 3 «g. of +laoan.
Me I. m. look, regard, M ; All-118**. II.«
Iteo I. and II.
+lMe-s=+l0OC-
laoeaB pret. 3 eg. leahte, le(o)hte to water,
irrigate, wet, moisten, slake, CP. [op. Qer.
leohsen]
toeelng f. irrigation, watering, WW {KOI),
{'leaching']
Mea^lAoe ; Itoetan (KOl66**) =Hoettere
i:lacian to *lay,* put, place, deposit, set, JS,
Gen,Led,MtL,Rd;CP. L on (w. d.) |mc<
upon, charge with, Chr,Ou ; CP : bury, Jn :
put before, submit, JB : betake oneself, ao.
lasias 1. go, journey, on last L foUow : laiy
{egg). Led : prostrate, east down^ lay low,
kUl, Bo,Lk,LL. [oaasattve of licgan]
IMwyn (Cp) =l£oevyrt
Mcnlan (NG)=laonian
leetrtesleahtroo; itet On- = Ifiahtnn-
iMVa m. 'sentina,* Ol,WW.
lM=slSad: lManr=l»dAn
lM0=legde, pret. 3 eg. of leogan.
IMan^lttden, leaden
Mf I. (i) feeble, infirm, weak, injured.
II. = leaf
Mf-=]eaf-; Mfan = (l)llefan: (2)lfifan
+Mtod weak, sickly, aged.
ietel, lefil=lnfel
+Mfense^ m. justification, JnL16**.
Mlmon m. sick person, GvE46.
toft (K ;?«lyft*) 'inanis,' QFl***.
Mft(SP8)=sleet,l£8t
Mtimg f. paralysis, ^H2-486u.
lag (-«leg) pret. 3 sg. of liogan.
I«g = (l)lleg; (2)l€ah;Mg-=lig.,l«og.
l«ga(A)=l«wa
legda pret. 3 eg. of lecgan.
+toge f ? lair, bed. Mdf.
ligaMoht n. light {offiame), MFH168.
lagan pp. of licgan.
lager n. lying, illness, AO,B;M : *kdr,*
couch, bA, Wif : grave, LL;M. oUtae
legere consecrated grave, on life ge on
l^gere in life and in death, LL. [hogan]
LEGERBiERE 186 LE0DB£DEN
legtrbAre sick, iU, TC61 1"*. ±leiifui to lengthen, prolong, protract, tMair,
Iflgerbedd n. bed, tick bed, Mi bed of death. Da : extend, reach, aJttain : belong. Vleng^]
grave, tongeten- = lencten-
+i«gwed confined to bed, M, lenge (e) I. adj. (± ) belonging, related : near
l«gerf8Mt eieh, iU, BB64*. (o/ time), B83. II. ▼. lange.
+tegergleld n. *luperealia,* WW437^«. +leiige belonging to, related to, JE : addicted
logentow f . bwritU place, M. to.
I6g«rttem m. cohabitation, marriage, langest {Chr,Mk) superl. of lang, lange.
legorwlte fm. fine for unlawful eohabitaiion, [' lengest ']
LL. [' iairufiU '] lengfnre m^yre durable, ANS 1 19-436.
MgM=l5age0 gs. of Ifiah. lenglan (impen. w. a.) to long for, ask for,
l0g«V pros. 3 Bg. of lecgan. Sol270 (GK).
legle t. legion, AO. [£.] lengUta oomp. of langlife.
•legu y. ealdor-L ; leh-=leah- leiigo=leiiffa
Uh = iSah ; Mh- = iSao- ; Khiuui = legman lengra (BH) oomp. of lang. [* lenger *]
liht^Soht; lehtan=lihtan lengten^enoten
lehte pret. 3 sg. of lecoan. langtogra oomp. adj. drawn out farther, more
lehtor =leahtor ; Ml (KGl) =1&1 prolix. So 16P^
lelollra f. eilvenoeedf Gl. toogVu f. ^length,* A0144\
tomb = lamb Imga t length, Bo,BH: height, Sol. Clengh*]
Itaieii (KGl82^) =l«men tent f. lentil, Gl. [L. lentem]
±temlan («b) to eubdue, CP303" : lame, die- toiiteii=lenoten
able, B 906. Mo mf . gdas. iSon, also ds. iSone, Monan, asf .
tompedu f. lamprey, WW43l^'*. [* limpet^ \ Mo, and dp. iSonum ^Um,* lioness, AO,
lamproda] M. {LA
tomphealt limping, €fl,WW. ['limphdli'] Moe (WW283") ^Mac
Mnan (KGL)=]Anan Itod I. m. man, LL14[26] : 'wergeld' for
lenoton (») I. m. springtime, AJjcdiM : manslaughter, lli {^Idodgeld) : {-^)feliow-
thefast of Lent, W. 11. adj. pertaining to eouniryman, compatriot : (t) chief, prince.
Lent, A,RB{ad). i*lenten'] king,B. ['lede'] 11. f . (usa. in pi. Mode)
iBiMUiMli. spring fever, tertian ague. pet^ile, nation, B,Bl ; MJlO. [*McIe*]
tonetonbere m. Lent barley, ANS 84'**. ieoda = lida
tonotenbryoe m. breach of the Lenten fast, Iteda L=+Mod I. II. (LW8)=Mode
LL344[47]. Itedaa* to spring up, grow : spring from.
lanelendag m. day of Lent. ^^ Itedbealuf n. calamity to a people.
lenoteneHto f . land ploughed in spring, WW Modblsoeop m. suffragan bishci>, provincial,
106^ [eortSe] JR.
tonetonfsesten n. LerU, M. Modburgf f. town,
lenetenhAto f. heat of spring, AO 102*? 16odbygen f. sale of one's compatriots, slave-
lenotenJIo of spring, vernal, JE : lenten, M. traffic, LL20[llIjd] (y. 2133).
lenctenllfen f. Lenten fare, NC306. Ifodtqrnlng m. king, tuler, B64.
l6iieteii8Ufel(l8Bngt-)B«-2^if/oo({,LL460[9]. liode fp. men, people, country, B,Lk ;A0
tonetontld f. spring. Lent, M. (y. leod).
lenetentlnia m. spring, OEG3837. Iteden =l^den
lenetanwuoe f . a week in Lent. ModJErumat m. prince, patriarch, chief.
Ieiietl]i-=lenct;en- ItodgMrdf m. co«n^.
-(-lend I. furnished with land (by the lord), Itedgebyrgaf m. lord, protector, prince,
LL448'. n. = -f-lynd king.
+lenda m. one rich in land, OEG3164. Itedgeld n. * wergeld' for manslaughter, LL.
lendan to land, arrive, Chr ; M,AO,CV : (-H) ModgetflneiV f. crder, rank, LL.
endow with land, M. [*lend' ; land] Itedgewtnn n. strife, Jitl201.
lende- = lenden- ISodgote = leadgeota
lendenbin n. loin-bone, WW159^K [*lend- liodgryre m. general terror, 8ol278.
bone*1 liodliato m. persecutor, tyrant, GD.
lenden-brMe» -br6de f. loin. Itedlietet m. popular hatred, hostility.
tondendd reoMng to the loins, NC306. Itodbryret m. fall of a prince {or nation f),
iendenu (») np. loins, reins, Mt,WW;M. B2030,2391.
[^lend*; O^.lenden] ^^ l9odhmmi very valiant, ElU.
lendenwyre m. a disease of the kidneys, WW -Itodlso y. 9ider-L
113^*. [w»Tc] ItedmAgt m. relative, comrade.
-lendlso y. diln-, ap-» are-, at-L ItodmsBgent n. might of the people, host
ltoe=lftne power, virtue.
leng I. (») f. length, height, M. II. ady. Itedmearot f< domain, country,
(oomp. of lange) longer, JB,Lk. Vleng*] Itedrftden f. country, region, GD204''.
LBODRIBT
186
LEODRIAN
Uo^ftt n. leno of At land.
liodtoeara f. iribe, naii4m, Ex3S7.
liodtOMiSat DL pMic enemy.
Modtetpt m. naUon, people, M : country^
region,
ModftafD m. race, tribe, PP882^
HodStaw m. pofMilor neci^
ItodWMurdt f . goivemmemL
liodwvratt mp. men, human being*.
Modwwod n. hoei of people, Ex77.
Uodwlte m. wiee man, elder, ekiej, LL466.
Hodwyim f. home joy, fHyi^.
Hodwyrlite ^iSoSwyrhta
Itof I. adj. dear, valued, beloved, pleasani,
agreeable, JS,B,Chr,CP. II. m. beloved
one, friend : (in addrefldng penooa) airf
eire/ JB,EC : impure companion, GPH
894. V^^*]
laoftti = lif en ; tooflan (BZ) = tibban
IBoflan to be or become dear, GuIlO.
Hofllo dear, lovable, pleaeani, beautiful,
delightful, B : precioue, valued, adv. -lioe
lovingUf, kindly, gladly, willingly, BH.
MofqMll n. good nowe. El 1017.
Hof-tAl, t&le kind, lovabU, loving, dear,
grateful, agreeable, CP.
liotwenito kind, loving, gracioue, acceptable,
eetimable, agreeable*
Uofwandum ardentiy.
±ltogan* to *lie,* Bl,WW : (w. d.) deceive,
belie, betray, M,CP : be in error, JEGn.
Ifogere (e^, o*) m. *liar,* false witness, W,
MtL ; IBa : hypocriU, MkL7*.
Itoht (9, 1) I. %ht,* not heavy, AO,BH,nd ;
CP : slight, easy, trifling, inconsiderable,
OP,MtJscd : quick, agile, Ph : gentle, Wid.
II. n. 'light,' daylight, JS,B,Bl,Chr,0,Ps,
W : potoer of vision, Bl : luminary. Led.
III. luminous, bright, * light,* el^r, re-
splendent, beautiful, BH,Lcd, VPs ; AO,CP.
liotatan=]ihtan
MohtbAre brilliant, luminous.
ItohtbtonMde brvght-shining, i£H 1-610.
liohtberend m. light-bearer, Lucifer, M.
Itohtberende light-bearing, luminous, M.
Mohtbora m. light-bearer, LVSd.
ItohtbrAdnes f . levity, frivolity, wantonness.
Isohteslehte, pret. 3 eg. of leooan.
16ohte I. adv. lighUy, easily, comfortably,
BH. [* light*] II. adv. brighOy, dearly,
brUUanUy, Bl,Cr. VUght*]
l6oht*f8et n. nap. •fatii lantern, torch, lamp,
light, M,CP.
MohtfiBtela m. lamp, LPs 17**.
ICohttnimat m. source of light.
16oht-gMoeot, -gescot n. payment for pro-
viding lights in church.
Mohtlan I. o 6e lightened, relieved. II. to
become light, dawn, CM 474 : (f) give light,
illuminate.
liohttDfslihting
Hohlbeni (e^, KQ) n. candlestick.
WOimsm devoid of light, dark, A V tight-
less*]
^§ohtU» I. light, of UiUe weight or importance
M,CP. adv. -iloe Ughay, sUghUy, BH,
Led : inoonsiderat€ly : easily, quicklf :
gently, softly, slowly, CP;M. VUghOy*]
IL bright, radiant, Bd.
lM>litiii6d oasy-going, GirB86.
laohtmSdiiM f . Umiy, inconstancy, frivolity,
CP.
ISobMUrand author of light, GPH 3 89*.
MolilMtewlsmid light-seeing, WW434'*.
16ohtsoeot = ISobtgeeoeot
Iftobtwyrtite slSoCwyrbta
leolo pret. 3 eg. of lacan.
dbMoma m. ray of light, beam, radiance,
gleam, glare, Bi&i lightning.
+lioiiiod having rays of light, Lod3-272«.
toomu nap. of lim.
Iton I. (bt^) to lend, grant. [Qer. le hen]
II. gdae. of l6o.
liona mf. lion, lioness, M.
Uonatiaff m. lions* den, GD160*.
l%aaBm§on.lion*silesh,Lcdl'BQ4. [v.'lion*]
16onf6t m. lion* s foot (pl ant).
Itenhwelp m. lion's cub, WW 434*.
±16oraii (WY., but rare pp. loren) to go^
depart, pass, vanish, die (A ; v. JAW 44).
±16orediM8 f. departure, transmigration :
death. Mil : vision.
Morende, +lterend]ic transitory.
leoman = leomian
leomere m. * learner,* disciple, M,CP i
sdiolar, BH : reader.
Uomee = Idorednes
dbleomlan to * learn, * read, study, think about,
jB,BH,MkB ; AO,CP.
leomlngtdld n., leomingonibt (£,CP) m.
student, disciple.
toomlngeiide teachable.
leomlnghOi n. school, WW.
leomung f., ds. leomunga * learning,*
reading, study, meditation, CP ; AO.
laomiingomft m. learning, £L38io.
leomuiigmaim m. learner, disciple {used
evin of women), /E.
toomnngiedl f. school, GD14'.
leort pret. 3 eg. of Uetan.
Itoeea (§) m. groin.
lMy6=leot$a y. li<S; lMy«-«rli6-.
1609 n. song, lay, poem, B,WW;M,AO»
lleoth*; G^er. lied]
ISCSoratt m. poetic art or skUl : poem, poetry,
M.
IMVeneftlg skilled in song, ]>xob40.
16o9owide m. lay, poem, AO 120*.
leo1to-=:leo9a-
IMfgiddlng f. lay, song, poem. An 1481.
UolSlant to sing, recite : sound forth, resound.
IMSUc versified, ^H2-134.
]Mi9o-=leooa-
IMVorOn f . wise counsel given in song, £1^22.
liottowyit = IfofSorwyrt r
Uoffrlan = hlfioMan
LEODBANG 187 IJCFYTT
MoVniig m. wng^ poem, poetry, BH. 4-Uwed weak, iUf M (Ex22^*, op. limlfiweo
tooVa I. f. retinue, following f Bm 14 (OK), or T read +lSfed.
II. ▼. lit$. liwend == Ifiwend ; l§w«r s= Ifiower
lMl9ubeiDA\mi. chain, fetter, bond. liwia m. weaknese : Unopa,* £P8l39^
tooVueOga t Umbe u^ieh served as a key, (hlSw-). [IM I.]
Cb334. tez=leaz ; liznlan (WW241*^)==:laoiiiAn
leoVuersBftt m. shiU of hand. lib-, Ubb- =l]f -, lyb-
lM9aonBn=:l$ot$QnBft Ubban (7)_pret. 3 sg. ]if(e)de to *live,* be,
ieoVuerssnis agile, Ph268. exist, JB,BJSHJ^, VPs ; AO,CP.
leoVufsMt a62e, «M(/«Z, Cba 06. Ubr^ « lifer-
leolhillc appertaining to the limbs, bodily. He n. body, B,Cr : corpse, AO,B ; M,CP,
leoViisAr n. pain in the limbs, WW213*. VUch' ; Ger. leichel
leotTiiayreet f. corslet, •- +llc adj. (w. d.) *aUte,* similar, equal, Mi^
leotfuwie (i) with supple limbs, fiexihle, M,C2. +lioo8t double, twin,
pliant, C?fa84. ['leathwake*] +lIoa, +Hce wk. forms used as sb. an equal,
leatfuwioiao to mitigate. M,CF. adv. ±Iioe (usn. + ; and +lio in
tooVawtcimga (liVe-) ? ' compeditorum, * EPs NG)» Bl. +]ioe and like as if.
78^. Ueain-=llcham-'
d:leo1fuwfteaii to 6ecoiiie pliant, be sub- UobeotgL coffin, sareophaguStCp463.
missive, grow calm , soft en. +lleblflDung f. imitation, DR76^.
lioVweoron.jM)etry, WW 188*0. lloburg f. cemetery, Cp433o. .
IfloVwlse f. verse, poetry, M. lloeere, licoetere =lIoettere
Ifotfword n. a word in a poem. As 1490. Itocettan (M) = licettan
IfoVwrenoe m. poem, A 8-334. ttoeUn to *lick,* ^^Ps : lap, lick up. Led.
UoVwyrtita m. poet, ^Ob. Ueoung f. licking, MB. 1-330**.
Itew (fin) n. ham, thigh. lloeiiiaslibhama; lleendllci=^ioiendlio
-Ifow (e, a) y. mnnd-L Doettan to feign, pretend, dissimulate, GP :
leowe f . league {distance), WW 147**. flatter, BH.
Itower pL of leow. Doettere m. deceiver, hypocrite, OP.
lepewliioe=l»pewinoe noettung, lioetnng f. feigning, deceit,
leppao to feed (d hawk), Wt89 (v. £S hypocrisy, flattery.
37196). Iloewyi1to=llow7r6e
lAran (KGl) = l£ran netelt &• f>o^y-
lere (KGL83»)=lyre; I«riow-=lareow- llegan* {±) to *lie,' be situated, be at rest,
lte-=lieB- remain, be, Ph; M,AO,CP : {±) lie down,
lesan* to ccUect, pick, seUct, gather, glean, M. lie low, yield, subside, lie prostrate, fail, lie
['lease* ; Ger. lesen] dead, JB,AO,B,Chr,0 : lead, exUnd to, M ;
lteea=leo6oa AO : flow, go, run, AC : bdong to. 1. for
-lesende, -lesendlic, -lesang ▼. ed-L take Ae part of, LL162[3]. 1. mid cohabit
list = last ; lesu = lysn ; lisw- = ]£ew- with. wit$ licgendum f §o for ready mone^.
lit L pret. 3 sg. of ]£tan. II.=lfit pros, notaaina m. body, corpse, Bo,Jlit;M,CF.
3 sg. of Ifidan. IIL=l$at pret. of lutan. [*licham* ; Oer. leiohiuim]
litan^lStan Uohamlias incorporeal, ^.
litanUi m. litany. [L. litania] nctaamUe (o*) corporeal, bodily, carnal, mate-
letlg (KGl) =lytig rial, Bojjk ; M. adv. -lioe bodily, person-
dblettan {») to * let,' hinder, delay, impede, dUy, in the flesh, BH ; M. ['lichamly']
oppress, JB,Bo,Ou{w.g.), W;AO,CF. +IIeliamod incarnate,
lettend m. hinderer, ES 39*349. -Udtaamung v. in-1. ; Uchom-^lSbham-
lettlng (e) f. 'letting, ' hindrance, delay. BB ; llohordf n. interior of the body.
GP. Dohrsegel n. winding -sheet, MH 76**.
liV =lfi9 ; -letter t. heals-, weald-1. llehryre m. bodily decay, death, Gbn 1099.
Ie9era= libera lIeliryst=liorest; lIoliwamlle=l!ohamlio
lelteroodd m. Uaiher bag, TFTF117*. [v. UeUm (w. d. or impers.) to pteaee,^,£i,Bo;
'leather'] GP. ['like']
leVerensleSren Uelendlte a^eea62e, pleasant, adv. -lice.
leVerhelm m. leathern helm et, W W 142^. +lIelAtan^ to liken, compare, MkLR4*0.
letforhose f. leathern gaiter, WW. UolioV n. dirge, OEG.
leVem =let$ren UeUo relating to the dead, funeral, GPH401.
Merwyrhtam-teotAer-ffiaier, tanner, currier, +lIollc fitting, proper, adv. -lioe equally.
Gl. Ilemann m. 6earer, paU-bearer, M.
li«r-=lf«r- nenet (±) f. 'likeness' {'i-likeness'), figure,
letfren (i) '2eaf^kem,' WW. stature, image, JS,MtL : (+) parable.
liud = (l) liod; (2) Ifiwede liopytt m. sepulchre, grave, iBGB66^*? (or ?
liw f ? weakness, W166* (op. lif I.). die, pytt).
LTOREST 188 LfOET
DfiTMt f. sejnUehre, lom6, M : *earr%m,* UlMMuf t cart abtnU life,
hearse, £L26^ VBUmg m. nsp. Ufdagaa (tun. in plnr.) *life^
Oes- = liz- da^, * lifetime, B,Cr.
nesang m. dirife, OEG. Ultte, lifede pxet. tg. of Ubbaa.
llMirf n. iMmiki. mwht'Uver,* Bo,WW;M. lUtaweighi,
naMw t place of hurial, QJ>340^. WW432». [2^. Ubra?]
IbiyrM f. corslet, B550. Uieridl f. liver eamplaita, LoD^WW.
DetOn m. burial-ground, M, llftrbf 1 m. prottiberance of the liver. Lob 76b.
Il09iiiiiiig f . obsequies,funeral, M : laying out Ufwliol n. hoOaw in the liver. L op 76 b.
(of corpse), JSL31^**. UlMtoppft m. lobe of the liver, WW.
BoiWote f. pore, WW160". llfarwnrc m. «iti» tn the liver, Loi>60a.
DclVrdiran m. leper, JS. lltewyrt n. hverwort, ANS 84*326.
VbeflMh t coffin, GD. lUam = lyf esn
Ileuiii- = libnam- nUadung f . regulation of life.
±1kmg f . pleasure, CP. [' liking '] Hftoe n. lifeUme, life, LL,W.
noivnglnngt necromancy, LL{24S*), ±IIffmt living, quickened, fuU of life,
Dewund f. wound. Ex 239. vigorous : setUed,
±IIewyi1to (e, eo, o, a) pleasing, acoeptahU, i:Dftoftaii to quicken, endow with life, M.
Bo;CP: estimable, praiseworthti : accepted, +lIfEeBftiila]i to quicken, RPs 142^.
recognised, sterling. [' likeworA *] Uffet- = lyffet*
ttawytVOM pleasingly, M. DArtat m. Lord of life, Ood.
DewyilhiM f. good pleasure, LPs 88". llllruiiiat m. source of life (Ood).
Udt n. ship, vessel [liSan] lllsaa = libban
Udftt m. sailor. DlgwIU n. death, OD.
Ildea pp. of llSan. IHfeMeattt f . life '« conditions or record.
ndiV pres. 3 sg. of leodan. n^tntniuui mp. twins, Sol 141 .
Hdmannt m. seafarer, sailor, pirate. ttllaat W =libDan
Udrin -leCren lllltiide (y) that lives or has life, BH : when
UdwMtfd m. ship-master. Ah 244. alive, BH,VPs zBBsh.the * living,* VHy.
h&wMg weary of sea-voyages. Ah 482. DflAd f . course of life, conduct, RB. [' Uveli'
netan (e, i, f) to aUow, grant, concede, Mt{f), hood*]
CP. ['Uve*; leaf] nflAtt ^liflSast
ztDefan (e. So, i, y) tr. and intr. to believe, natal not endowed with life, * lifeless,* in-
trust, confide in, Bl,MH{y). l^leve*] animaU, M : d^d, M.
+lfeted {f) believing, faithful, pious, M. llOtait f . loss of life, annihilation, death,
+]IafMUe permissive, LL(436M). M.
+li0fed]loe trustfully, credulously, AO(y). mile living, jB : neceseary to life, vital. Hex,
■^fiibUjk excused, IAR\4?^(^). DHy. adv. -lice vitaUy, so as to impart
+ifofanflelpe m. jusHflcation, JnLB15». life, M. ['ticcZy']
Ifoflastan = liffmtan in^ m. loss of life, LL466[21.
1S»g {&, e, \) mn. fire, fiame, lightning, B,Bl llfnani f . food, sustenance. Ah 1091.
(e) ; CP. Vleye*] llfre gs. of lifer L
]Ieget=l^t lUre-=lifer-
Uagtn L=lege9 pree. 3 eg. of leegan. Utrlg ciotted^ A 30* 132.
II. pres. 3 8ff. of liogan. Ilft=lyft
nehi- = ISoht-, liht- mweard m. guardian of life. El 1036.
llehV pree. 3 sg. of leogan. Dtweg m. way of life, way in life.
±llefan {h, f) to loosen, release, deliver, Ufwelat m. riches.
liberate, Cr.{f)JLkR{^). [' leese *] Ufwelle living {of water), JnL4^*.
+llBMdnes (y) f. redemption. DtwiaiQut f. pniection of life.
Oestaif I. (I, f) m. freedman, LL. II. f. Uimymk^ t. enjoyment of life.
deliverance, release, LkL(S). [* leesing *] llg(JR)= lieg ; Ug- = lyg-
+ltenei (S, f ) f. redemption. ngbAre, ISgbecend flaming, Gi*.
XM- = US- ; llexan = Uzan I^brynet m. 6iirfwfi^, fire.
m I. n. 'life,* existence, Jl,B,Chr,JnL : life- lUrbfslg (6) busy wi& fire, HdZIK
time, RB. on life, id life, Ufes alive, BH : D^owalu f. fiery torment, El 296.
way of life {e.g. monastic), BH,Chr,Lk,W ; D^draea {B)f m. fiery dragon.
CP : place where the life is according to fixed Ilgegeea m. fiaming terror, B2780.
rules, monastery, Chb. II.=lef. IIL— Ugua (6) fiaming, fiery, M.
leaf I. ilgwiword=lygeword
m-slief. +llg-er, -ere n., -ernes £. eonnAinagt,
Hfbryegimg f . conversation, way of life, DR fornication, adultery, AO. ^
7i». nts^
UnyyUg ^ruggUng for life, B966.
%
IKet nm., Ugein («) f. lightning, fiash cf
lightning, BH,Bl,Mt; MJiO. ['lMl';Ueg]
I
LIOETRJiSO 180 UBTAN
Bi^ttmac m. Ugkining, fiaak oj Ugk^ eonu- UmrAdtn f. chakf formf dispfmHan of ike
Goitofi, Lk 10» [l^et] limbs? y. OEO2630.
Bgetetohl (§^, »*) f . lighitUng-siroke, tkundtt- Hmsioet lamt^ panUiftic.
boU. llmwAde n. cloihing, PPs 103*.
Bgetong f. lighininif, £Hy 6'^ Umwnttm m. gtaiure. Sat 130.
UgeV pres. 3 eg. of liogan. llmwirig toeary of limb. Rood 63.
Vi'UbmtfDdid, -famblawende vomiiing fin^ nn n. fax^ limn, doth, napkin, towel, 01,
BH432^ JnB,MiB;CP. [*line']
Vgt9r n. fire. Ex 77. Ibiaotr m. fax fiM, EC239.
Iln*=lieged8. of Heg; Wt-Uget llnd I. t lime-tree, linden, Cfl;M;Mdl :
Ugllo{6)My,QxJTKm^^. it) shield (of wood). VUnd*] IL=lynd
Qg-looo, -looced having flaming locks, WW. Underotet m. crash oj shields, battle,
ngnlan =:]ygiuan ; QgnsM (6^, e')ali^etnB80 Unde lime-tree, linden.
U^-raBSMtung, -ittBonng (y^) f. lightning. linden made of ^linden* -wood, OnB.
ngsplwel vomiting flame. Undgeerod n. shield-bearing troop. An 1222.
UglTproB. 3 8g. of ucgan. UndgeUo n. battle, Af76.
ng-tmeat f. gda. 45T$ioe fiery onset, violenee llndgefteallat in- shield-comrade, companion
of flames. in war.
I^pi f. wave offlre, B2072. llndlmblwndst m- shield-bearer, warrior.
nh imperat. 9g. of Vbon. Undplegat m- shield-play, battle,
nht^ISoht llndfyog m. ridge where limes grow, KC3'70'*.
nhtan (5, te, 9) l.(±)to make 'light,* easy, Undwwedn. troop armed with shields, ELli2.
relieve, alleviate, CPJjcdJjL : dismount, llndwigft m. warrior, B2603.
'alight,* BlUy). IL (ie, y) to Ughten, iXiA'-^ngmid^-wiggead^m. shielded warrior.
illuminate, give light, shine, M,Jn{f) : WmL Une, cable, rope, 8ol,WW '.series, row i
grow light, dawn, Da{f) : *light,* kindle, rule, directi on.
llbttag I. f. relief, alleviation, release, LL. Uneoe (WW28d'^)=lIhete
r Uhting '] II. (So) f . shining, Hhimination, Uoten aidj. * linen, * made of flax, Bp ; iB»GP.
tight, JB I dawn : lightning. ['l%hiing*'\ llnenlmBgi n. linen clolh, NG.
llhdngnM f . lightness^ taxation, LL(306*^). lliiMiwsrd dressed in linen, LL(370U).
imtOM f. brightness, TF2301*. ['lightness*^ Uneto (-eoe) f. linnet, WW286*i.
llhV pres. 3 sg. of ISogan. Dnet-wlge, >wigle f. linnet, CpJBrf,WW.
mni.*lily,*BlJxd;M. [X. liliaml ['{ffUti;^^']
Um (y) n. nap. leomn 'limb,* member, M, -Ung suffix (1) for fonning personal noons
BH,Bl; AO,CP : branch, B : agent, off- (d£orlinff,rftplmg). (2) for fonning adybs.
spring? BZ»33 : bonef CP86*. (hinderluff).
Dm m. anyUiing sticky, 'lime,* mortar, Uahibwwi fax-coloured, hoD.
cement, gluten, Ep, W W. Knland n. land in flax, KC3-19*.
+I&1UUI to cement, join, stick tog etkur Ibiltag m. flax ground, EC 166.
Umbstofnlng f . hanging, curtain, WW 191**. Unnan* ( w. instr. or g. ) to cease from, desist,
mnOa f. Hme-heap, 6C1*618«^ lose, yield up (life), B. ['Kn*]
llmgeleeg n. shape, WW. DnsAd n. 'Unseed,* A{e^)JUd.
llmgesUi9 f. body, A 2-364. UnwAd f. linen cloth or garment, N6.
Umbil sound of Umb, Gu 661. Bn wyrtf . flax. Lob.
4.1IIIIUUI = +liman Dd (WW438**) =]So
hnaogi.smearing,plastering,WW.i'liming*] Uppam., UppeT f. (LL2'136) 'Up,* Lcd,BB,
IbnlAw f. injury to the Umbs, mutilation, WW.
LL(278**). nra m. any flesh y par t of the body, muscle,
UmlAweo maimsd, LL132[10]. calf of the leg, WW.
Umltas without limbs, iG2*270*'. +llre = +ligere
HnwnlMqm ady. 'membratim,* limb by Umb, Ifreht fleshy, Loi>91a.
WW. ['Umbmeal*i ]b=lis8; lb-=Uee-; Umo (GL)z=li»an
Hmmiam^ Crippled, W4^. +llae (e) nap. +leoBa n. reading, study, BH.
limnaood stark naked, Gxk 1666. +lbian to slip, glide, CP437.
+llmp n. occurrence : misfortune, accident, -Usnlan, -liBtnian y. be-L
CP. Use (tiSs) f. grace, favour, love, kindness,
dbUnqMB* to happen, occur, B,Bo,Chr,Meti mero^, M : joy, peace, rest, Ph,W : re-
M,AO,CB : belong to, suit, beflt, OET,Ct : mission, forgiveness : saving (of life).
concern, CP. [* Ump, * ' i-Ump *] ['lies*; llfeel
±llmpfal fliting, convenient, AS 2K Ibslan to subdue, Sol294.
Un^lAean to unite, connect, OEG80. Ust mf. art, devemess, cunning, experience,
+lln9tto fitting, suitable, ML. ady. -Boe skm, craft, Cr. ['list*^ Wa^xkm cunningly,
(±). skilfully.
H-Umpllones f . opportunity. Iitan = lystan
LI8TE
190
LOFSUM
Ibto f. *lUt,' fringe, border, Ep.
UgtoDM adv. ear^fuOy, Lod 11a.
llatlMiidig skUfyl, Cba96. Uftam ▼. list.
Ustwrene m. deeepUon, W81 ; 128*.
IM pres. 3 «g. of leean.
Ut eotour, d^, NC306 (late).
Ut^lyt
ntan to bend, incline, Mxt26u*.
llto-,litel=lytig-, mel; Utlf=l7tig
lttl8«n m. dyer, NC306 (late).
1Itl-=lytl-; lltniuuiii=litS8maim
W I. nm. nap. leoSo, liSu limb, member, BH,
Cr;^AO,CP '.joint. Led. V^Uh'} II. n.
JkeL [ON.hii]
in L n. eider, native wine^ fermented drink,
CP : beaker, cup. IL pres. 3 ig. of liogan.
III.=li«eadj. IV.=mi«
liVa m. name of monthe June {mm L) and
Jyiy (eftera L).
ItVidl f. (/out, LoD.WW.
nVan^ to go, travel, eail, B,BH. [* lithe']
me I. adi. gentle, eofi, eeiim, mud, ApT,B,
Mt ; MjkO,(J2 : gradaue, kind, agreeahU,
sweet, Bo,Qen;M. ['htke'] II. ady.
gently, sMg.
ltDe-=leooa-
ItVeMge fiesMe, yielding, JB. ['Ii«fte6y ']
ItteblgiiM 1 fleanbility of Umbe, Quth90U.
nSegf-OiSig
DMle gentle, soft, mild, CP. adv. -lioe,
CP. blithely']
+llffen (y) having travelled much. [115an]
mendan to smooth down, fatter, Gl.
Iffiere f ., libera m. tUng, dinging pouch, BH,
Cp;M. niOAer*; letSer]
ttVefen = leoren
BVtrlto of a sUng, WW247«.
+ltVewiolaii to ealm, appease, mitigate, JEL.
ItSewAoan ^leotSawfioan
ItSgeat = hlidgeat
USlan (CP ; J:) = mSigian
+It9lan (eo) to incline, accustom, A2*68.
nmg lithe, ilexUfle, bending, yielding, JB,W.
riithy']
iniglaii {±)to soften, cdlm, assuage, appease,
CP ', & i be mid. [Wt(Ae']
Utnnoel n. liUle joint, WW.
llVllosIISelio; lt9miam=lidinaiiii
nSnes f . mUdntss, softness, gentleness, kind'
ness, M,CP.
lltk>-=leotSa-; IttfresslitSere
JtBre=lyt$re; UffrlnsletSren; llVisliss
Itltefown. synovia.
IHteiiiaim m. seafofer, pirate, Ceb.
ItSu ▼. li«.
ItSule m? synovia, Lod. \WS, ele]
Mung f. aUeviation, relief, Lod 1*112*.
Mwftge n. drinking<up, B1982.
IfSwnre m. pain in the limbs, Lod 49b.
ggwyrtl e mild of speech, NC348.
nVwyrt f . dwarf elder.
nzan to shine, flash, glitter, gleam,
llzoBde splendtdly, LkLl6».
ttning f . briUianee, brightness, N.
•16 pL -Ifin T. nuBst-, Boealt-L
lob(OL)«lof
UMbe t spider, LPs. [*lo6*l
toe L n. 'lock,* boll, bar, ^,BH ;A0 : en-
closure Jold, prison, stronghold, CP : bargain,
agreement, settlement, conclusion, [laoan]
IL-looc L
Ide, Itea interi. look, see, look you. L ha
however. 1. himme, hwonne whenever,
spel L hwmine mann wiUe a discourse for
any oeeasion you please, M. h hwfir
wherever. L hwAVer whichever. L hwa,
L hwet, whoever, whatever. L hwylo
whichever.
toea m. enclosure, stronghold.
Ide»-htl ▼. l(k) interj.
toebore f . one who wears long hair, free
woman, LLTFTS].
toeo L m. 'lock* of (hair), hair, curl, Bl,CP,
Bp;M. IL^looI.
tooead 'erinitus,* OEG66".
ioeoetan (MiL)? =rocettan (JAW77).
±loeetaii to attract, entice, soothe, CP.
tooen L pp. ol laoan. II. (SatSOOT) =1oo
loeer=looor
toeinz n. hair, WW379**.
toegewlBd n. hair, WW 199*.
Ido-hQ, -hwnnne eto. ▼. Idc h&, Ido hwwnne,
etc
loehyrdel m. sheepfM, LL464[9].
IMan (±) to see, behold, look, gaie, M,Bl,
CP,Mt; AO : observe, notice, take heed,
Bl;M. L t6 regard with favour^ CP :
belong, pertain, M.
loeor plane, Gl.
loettia m. keystone, ^L23'^.
-Ideong ▼. Cnrh-L
toddere m. beogar, M ; Mdf . pfSre]
+lodr f. baelmone, spine, LonOte.
lodning f. rubbish, nonsense, WW478*.
+lo4myTH. sHverioeed.
loeige (£p) np. of lorg.
tof I. n. (m. B1536) praise, glory, repute,
Cp ; M,CP : song of praise, hymn. [* k/*]
II.t n. protection, kelp.
161 (OE(36241) r=gldf (?), T. ES37186.
lot bAre praising, giving praise.
tofdAd f. praiseworihy deed, B24.
lolgeom eager for praise, ^L16*** : lavish?
RB54*;55*.
lofhening f. praising, LPs 65^*.
lollan to praise, exalt, Gen,PPs;CP i
appraise, value, ['love*]
loflio n. offering in honour of any one, W
lollAoaa to praise, LPs 118^**.
loflio laudable, adv. -lice gloriously.
lofmsBgen n. praise, PPslOS*.
toltaag m. song of praise, canticle, hymn,
psalm, BH ; M I lauds. VWsang*]
lofwalm m. the l^M Psalm, RB3d^*.
toldngende singing hymns of praise, OEG
tofkum praiseworthy, Gxv468.
LOFTE 191 LUSTFUL
lofte (on) adv. phr. in the air, aiofi. Hex, ftuien, $hut up. An : (intr.) dote up, form
MLN. ['fe/fT one moM, Pk : inUrlock, intertwine, twist,
lofung I. praieing, laudation : appraieing, M. wind, CP : conclude. [*louk*] II. pluck
Idg piet. 3 ig. of Iten. out, puU up. Me'. [*louk*^
-logs Y. kH; trdow-y word-1. [leogan] ludgSBt n. side-gate, poetem gate, Qh.
IdgM T. Idh ; logtftter =logVer ludon pret. pL of leodan.
±ldglaii to lodge, ^aee, put hy, M : put in totolteslnflio
order, arrange, M : diseouree, M : divide, luten f. hopef (BT; QK), Da 7332886.
portion out. +1. up lay by, deposit +logod lufestlM f. *lovage* {plant). Led. [L.
nprtbo {weU)-ordered speech , style . leTistioom]
logttor (o*) eunmng, artful, WW. lulettn f. female lover, OEO.
+loguiig f. order, GM609 luflendlle slafiendlio
Idh I. n., ffs. Idgee place. Stead (only in phr. ±hiflaii to *love,* cherish, show love to, JB,
on hia Idn). II. piet. 3 ag. of ISan II. JnL,VPs;CF : fondle, caress : approve,
IdhsoMft m. boU, Sort AS 1*. practise.
loma =lamA lullend m. Unver, M.
±l&iiia m. tool, uitnsU, article of furniture, latlukAib affectionate, JB€hr. [* loving*]
BH;Qh. I' loom*] lullendUo, lofiflendUo lovely, beauttful, M :
lomb, lomberslamb lovable, amiable, M.
±W>mb{l)wli. frequent, MLSl^^^*; (2)adT. hMmaamiable,loving, Led -.lovable, Ps. adr.
often, frequently, oft (and) +L constan ly, -lioe lovingly, kinJUy, CP : wiUingly, gladly,
mgenUy. BH. i'lovdy*]
+15med = + ISomod ; Idmelle = Idmlio luMMaii f . love, LPs. [' lovered *]
iiltailAMU tofreqwBnt, M : be frequent. lotram loving, lovable, j^easanJt, Cr. ['fove-
+ldiiiUtetnd« frequent, M : frequentative some*] adv. -libe graciously.
(vb), .£Qb213^ luframnM i. pleasantness, kindness, Gl.
+ldmUMiig f. frequency, frequenting, MQu luftiMn n. *love'token,* ^1863.
213^ luf-t^DM {M), -tSme (R6) pleasant, sweet,
+16m]io repeated, AO,0P. adv. -lice fre- grateful, benevolent.
quently. luft^mllo embracing, OEG66***.
+16iiilletan to become frequent, Bl109*. liifu f. love, strong liking, afhetion, favour,
+IdniUciMS f . frequMted place t frequency t JB,BH,Jn, VPs, W W ; AO.CJr : love (of
CPs 1 17*^. God), JnB : amicable settlement, LLZ92'.
lomp pret. 3 eg. of limpan. lufwande lovable, pleasant.
londi=i<land lufwendlio yWeYM%, KGl73*«. adv. -Uco
londftdl f. strangury f LoD 108a. [Uand] gently, KGl80*^.
lone —lane ; longF^lang lugon pret. pL of Ifiogan.
LongbMurd-an, -as abmpL Lombards, AO. loh n. loch, pond, NG ; Mdf. [Keliic]
lOBn, lonuslann, lana +hnB9ndko occasionaL [limpan]
loppe f. flea {spider f silkworm f), Bo,WW. tompon pret. pL of limpan.
Vlop*] hmolaii to Umpf LP8l7««. [op. Norw
loppestre f. *lob^er,* WW ; J! : locust. hmkeT]
lopust, lopvBtre=loppettre lundlaga m. IMsisy, M.
lor n. (only in phr. t5 lore, t5 lose) loss, lungen f. ^Wng,* Led,WW.
destruction, Bl ; CP. [* fer *] iungenidl f . lung-disease, Lod.
-lorm T. hlSow-1. limgvnsealf f . Vung-salve, Lod 141a.
loren pp. (str.) of Idoran. lunganwyrt f. * lung-wort,* Led.
lorgy lorh fm. pole, distaff, weaver* s beam, -lunger ▼. oeas-1.
Gl. lungret adv. soon, forthwith, suddenly,
loi=lor ['loss*]; loeewlstsloewist quiekiy.
loslan (a) wv. {±)tobe lost, perish, BofiP ; lunnon pret. pL of linnan.
M\{±) escape, gel away : ^lose,* LkLl!^* : UIpe f. loop, leash, Gl.
destroy, LkL 17". Hks f . nap. \p * louse, * JB,Cp,Hex.
loslgendllo readv to perish, M. lualan ((}PH) = losian
loelng, loswist f. perdition, loss, destruction, lust I. m. desire appetite, JE,BH,JnL :
NG. pleasure, Bojjkipl.) : sensuous appetite,
}ot n. fraud, guile, ML,CP. lust, JulJjcd,WW. IL adj. willing, W
loten pp. of Ifitan. 246^^
lotwrene m. deception, deceit, cunning, fuBthtbin desirable, pleasant, agreeable, cheer-
artifice, trick, iB»AO,CP. ful, joyous, ^»A0 : desirous, JBLi^^*.
lotta m. upper ga rmen t, mantle, cloak, CP. liistbArlie pleasant, AO. adv. -Ube.
loz m. lynx, BH, WW. [Oer. luohs] lusfbAraes f . enjoyment, pleasure, desire, CP.
luta-, lube.=slafe. lustful wishful, desirous, AOIW". ['lust'
IQean' I. (±) (tr.) to lock, dose, enclose, fuU*]
LUSTFULLIAN
102
LYTLUll
^lustfOlUaa to r^aiee, enjoy, JR :
U>, CP70".
±liiittullIoe joyfuUy^ gladly^ heartily, BL
±IusttiiUiuig f. dMtre, pkaaure, M,
:£liiBttuIiiM f. duire, pUtuvrt, BE ;CP.
loftgMniiies f . coneupiscencef G.
lUitfryii f. snare ofpleanure, Soi7l23.
lufttloe wiOingly, gladly, Bl ; MJlO.
tuftniooe {. lady^s-emock {plaiU), Lod.
lustramlle pkaeanL adv. -lice wUUngly.
luttam ady. vriih pUaewtt, gladly.
V^Oam m. epindU-tree, EC445*^
±iataii* to bend, eioop, deelitu, MJ^O
+loten d89g after part rf day : Iww, make
obeisance, fiU down, Bl, VPs : (+ ) lay dovm,
MtL8"» : entreat.
±maan to lie hid, hide, htrk, JS,VHy ; AO,
CP. ['foftf'T
latter, lattor=hlattor, hlator
HMter-=lytSer-
lybb n. dlrug, poison, charm : witehcn^
lybbaa = libban
lybbestre f. sorceress, WW200**.
lyboom n. a medicinal seed, mTd saffron 9 Gl.
J^boratt m. skill in the use of drugs, magic,
witchcraft, Bl.
lylM6n=1yfe8n
lyblie nm. occtdt art, use of drugs for magic,
witchcraft.
lybUteft m. wizard, sorcerer, Gl.
lybstn, ly ban = lyf em
^e- =:lffio-, lio- ; lyoM slyge n.
l^elS pres. 3 sg. of laoan.
l^deii(LWS) bidden; l^=lSf
l^-=l«al-, lef-, Uel-, lif-'
l^e, l}rf ede pret. 3 sg. of libban.
^osn (i) f . charm, amulet, knot.
^fletere m. flatterer, M.
lyflet-tan, -tian to flatter, M.
ly fletung f . adulation, fUUtery, M.
^flails Man, libban
lytt fmn. air, sky, clouds, atmosphere, B,
Lcd;M,AO,CP. on lyfte on high, aloft.
[*Uft*; Oer.lvdi]
lyltidl f. paraiysis, palsy, BH,LoD.
lyftedor m. clouds, £x251.
lytten of the air, airial, M.
lyfttot n. vessel in the air (moon), BbSO*.
lyftflteg«nd m. flier in (he air, bird, Sol 280.
lyttfloga m. flier in the air, dragon, B2316.
lyftgeUUsf n. flight through ihe air.
lyttgwwanoed driven by ihe wind, B1913.
lyfttaalmt m. air, mist, cloud.
lyfOieendet sporting in the air, flying.
lyttlte aJbrial, NC314.
lyftsoeaVa m. aUridl robber (ratten), Wt39.
lyttwundor n. aMrial wonder. Ex 00.
lyftwynnt f - pleasure in flying.
lyge I. (i) m. 'lie,* falsehood, BH,8at.
II. lying, false (A; «*iygge, JAW26).
IIL ^sicalia,* secdU? comf rye? WW301*.
lygen (!) f. lie, falsehood.
lygraian = lygnian
lygMaanit n. lying wile, trick.
lygMpeU (i) iL falsehood, WW440>.
lyfaqmnlg (i) lying, false, El800.
l^tom {i) feigned anger or grief, B 1043.
iygeword (i)t n. lying word, lie.
lyg«wyrlit» (i) m. liar, Lbab.
iygnas (i) f. falseness : false things.
^lygnlaa (i) to give one the lie, convict of
falsehood, M. 4-lygnod perjured, M{i).
i^iit-=mit.
lyhV pres. 3 sg. of iSan.
l^llV pres. 3 sg. of leogan.
lym=]im; iyiDan=I6oman
lyiiqK=limp-
±]ynd (i) f . fat, grease. ^^
+lyiidu np. joints of (he spine, WW 150**.
lynlbor n. borer, gimlet, WW 273".
lynb m. axle, axletree, 'Unch'-pin, Bp,WW.
lypanwyrhta m. tanner? y. JGPh5-467.
lyra (e) m. loss, destruction, damage, hurt,
WW ; M. [*lure' ; leosan]
lyrewroie m. hurtful intrigue, MFH 160.
-lyrtan ▼. be-L ; 1^ ▼. lus ; lfs-=sllea-
tyiforiit = leasf erhC
lynum, lyBnere=hlyBnan, hlyanere
Ifna (KOl) sUessa ; lyiian =lysw«n
±lyBtan impers. w. a. (d.) of pen. and g. of
thug or inf. to please, cause pleasure or
desire, provoke longing, JS,Bl,Bo ; AO,CP.
+ly8ted deeirous of. plisi'; lust]
lyitere (OEG4a74) = T lyftere, lyffetore
+lysttull&M slnstfulUbe
lysu I. base, false, evik IL n. evil deed.
lyswan L purulent, corrupt, Lcd. II. n.
pus, matter, Lod.
Ifl adv., adj. and indeoL sb. Utile, few, B,
DD,CfenJlun ; iB^AO.
iytan=latan; lytog^vtig
1^1 L adj. ' liitle, ' not larj^ ^,AOJA,Met :
short {distance, time), B : not much, MtJPs.
IL adT. htOe, slighUy, Ps. IIL sb. AO,
Lcd,Ps.
l^lh^dlg pusUkmimous, CbjlIO.
lyto-llc, -l]be=lytig-]io, -lioe
J^lmod pusiUanimous, CP.
]ftelne=lyte8ne
l^lDM f. smaUness, MQr22A^K ['lit^U-
ness*]
lytMnA, lyteB(t)ne adv. nearly, within a
little, almost.
Vthwta adv. and sb. (w. g.) liUle, but little^
very few, iE,CP.
lytig (e) crafty, cunning, AO.
lytlgtan to feign, act crookedly. Ma 86.
iytlgllG (lytelic) deceitful, crafty, adv. -Uoe,
CP.
lyttgnes f . cunning, CP.
±19tllan to lessen, decrease, diminish. Bo,
JnL ', CP : shorten, curtail, abrogate : faU
out of use, LL267[37]. ['UtOe']
letting m. litOe one, infant, chUd, &,GP.
l^iim adv. (d. of lytel) litOe by UtOe, gradu-
aUy,JS;CB. ['mum']
LTTLUNG 103 HSGENBOF
+1^11111; (i) f. imuffidency, warU, So57^ (op. nmAmM m. sprig of tnadder, LoD.
EHy 5^*). +iii»d]a m. chatter, Lod 122b. [mntSel]
lyttl-=l^tl- mSbdluitL m. meadow-land, KC.
lyttuooM mpL particles, emaU pieces, GPH mAdmAweot {—'wett) mowing of a meadoWf
400. LL448[6,2].
Iyt(=li9; 19tSa=ir5a; +lytai = +lit$en mAdrAden f. mowing, tract of mown grass,
lyiforful evil, vile, W40*. KC6I6310.
lyVerUo bad, sordid, mean, vUe, AO. ady. mSbdsplottm. pht of meadow-land, KC4'12''.
>Iice (n^). msDdwa m., m»dwe f. =mced
lytfornes (u^) f . wickedness, HL 18*. mfidweland = mfidland
l^raii (S) to anoint, smear, * lather,* JnL{e), msog 1. pres. 3 sg. of magan. II. (So 4^:
Led, [iSat^or] 12^^) = maegen
lyt$re=litSere ±mag L m. nap. magas (v. LL2-651) male
IfVra I. (e, i) adj. bad, wicked, bcue, mean, kinsman, _parent, son, brother, nepihew,
corrupt, wretched, ^,AO,Lk,WW, l*Uther*] cousin, B,Epii^) ; MJL0,CV. [* may '] ILf
adv. wretchedly, badly. Sat 62. II. oomp. i. female relation, wife, woman, maiden.
oi tiSe. mftglMUia m. destroyer of kinsfolk, W242'.
Ift^vyrt s litSwyrt ; Ifzan s= lizan mdgbot f . compensation paid to £Ae relatives
of a murdered man, LL.
mAgburg f. family, tribe, race, people,
^ nation : genealogy,
mfigolld n. young Idnsman,
mft I. adv. [oomp. of miole] more, raiher, mAgonafa m. yovMuL kinsman, BC 2*329'.
longer, hereafter, further, M,BH,Bo,Bl,CP, mAgoftV related, 0£6.
VPs (m£). t$e ma t$e more than, II. ab. mAgowalm m. murder of a relation. Op
(indeol.) more, JS,An,BH,Bl III. adj. 179p(e).
more, A,Bl, [*fno*] meegdan (Sd) n. wi flijien . virgin, XX ;^ : *
iiiabuldor=mapalder; maca=s+m»ooa girl, Mt : maid, servant, Bl.
maoallo convenient, MkB6^. nuBgden- see alBo mfiden-.
• madan to * make * form, construct,\do, A,^ : msBgdenAw f. marriage %Diih a virgin,
prepare, arrange, cause, M,Oen,Mt : use, nuBgdonhid m. ^maidenhood,* virginity,'
JB : behave, fare, JE,Bo ; CP. maoian ap Cr ; CP.
to put up, M. msBgdenmann m. 'maid,* virgin, AO,
mieroftlg ( » msBgenor- ) f mighty, [ * maidenman ']
mawing f . making, doing, Chb 1 101. mAge = mage
+iiiftd = + m»d ; mUmf^mSkiSm nuDgan I. (e) n. bodUy strength, might, * main * »
mftdmdd n. /oo{i«An€M, Mod 25. force, power, vigour, vdour, B;M,CP :
iiiA=ma virtue, efficacy, efficiency. Led : picked men
±mBBO weU-suited, companionable : similar, of a nation, troop, army, AO : miracle,
equal, [magan] II. subj. pi. of magan.
msaoan = meogan, mengan nmganftgende mighty, B 2837.
« +iii8BOoa (a, e) mf. mate, emuU, one of a msBgenbyitfont f. huge burden.
pair, comrade, companion, JSQr(9,),MtR{e) : msDgenooilJor n. strong troop, Gmr 1986.
(±) husbartd, wife, JB,Mt,OET. ['match*^ msBgenoraBftf m. main force, great strength,
mAeeflso = meoenso might,
msBCgt m. man, disciple : son msBgenoyiilngt m. migJity king,
msBOga m. man, Wy 52. msBgendAd f . mighty deed, Cba 12.
msBclan = meogan, mengan nuegentaoa m. succour, Az 138.
+m8BClie conjugal. So. msBgdntaoent mighty, vigorous,
+m8Dene8 f c(Jiabitation, BH. msBgonearfelwt n. great misery or trial,
+iii8BC8elpe m. cohabitation, Cb 199. msBgenellaii n. mighty valour, B669.
• mAd (e) f . dB. (EWS) meda ; nap. m»d(w)a, nmgenfSBSt vigorous, strong, steadfast, M,
m&dwe *mead/ * meadow,* pasture, BC, msBgentolcn, mighty company, CrS17,
OEQ ; ^»A0 ; Mdf . msBgenfultum m. mighty help, B 1455.
• +iiiAd, +m»ded ^mad,* Rd,WW i foolish, nmgenMapt m. powerful band,
Cp. msBganhaard v^ strong, Rx7ir5.
• maoddnt ^madder,* Led; M, msBgeolan (gn-) to gain strength : (+)
+mAded = +m&d establish, confirm, BH306^*.
mAden (^,AO,CP)^m»^den msegenltas powerless, feeble, helpless, WW ;
mAdenclld n. female chtld, girl, AO;M, M. [^mainless*] adv. -lioe.
[* maiden-child'] nmgenltast f. weakness, feebleness, M i
mAdenhtep m. band of virgins, DD289. inability, RB.
»niAdenllc maidenly, virain, M, nuegenrAs m. migMv onslaught, B 1519
mflBdere=m8Bddre msogfiardtf powerful,
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MJEGENSCYPE
IM
M^NLIC
nuBgenseype m. might, power, Da20.
msBgenspM f . power, virtue,
mnfenstiii m. huge etone. Hit 5^*.
msBgeiutrmnff t of great virtue or etrength.
mngra-strengo, •strengSa f. tnain strength,
great might,
nuBfenVeJKen m. mighty minister, Gu 1099.
nittgeiilflse f. violenee, force, Rd28^*.
msBS^nVrtott m. mighty host,
nuBfenViynmi m. power, might, greatness
glory, M,CF : heavenly host : (f) Christ :
(t) heaven,
mab^mMijmDm f . great glory, majesty, M.
msDgenweorot n. mighty work.
mngrawlBS m. general. Ex 663.
nuBgWiwudtt m. strong spear, B236.
msBgrnwundor n. striking wonder, Cb927.
» nuBgw meagre, lean. Lob 90b. ^^
maftfertaa to macerate, make lean, WW.
[Oer. magem]
nuBgwtor = m^^iBter
nutigt/a, m£geo=megtS, m£g9
mAggemftt n. meeting of kinsmen, A0248^'.
mAggewrlt n. geneaiogtf, pedigree.
mAggtoldaii'f to conUtbute towards the fine
for manslaughter by a kinsman, LL
122[74.2].
mAghAnMd n. incest, BH280^.
mAghand (mSg-, mSi-) f. natural heir,
relative.
nmglster = magister
mAglagu I. law as to relatives, LL266[26].
mAgUai ufithout relatives, LL.
mAglle belonging to a kinsman, M.
mAglutu f. love, Jul 70.
mAgmotltor n. murder of a relative, Gl.
mAgmyiUrs m. murderer of a relative,
parricide, 0£G,GD239*.
iiiflBgnla^mngen ; m8egiuui=nieiigaD
nuBfon = magon pros. pi. of magan
mfigraeu f . feneration, genealogy, M.
inAgrAdeii i. reUUionshxp, AO.
mAgrAs m. attack on relatives, W 164^
mfigseir [meg-] f. division of a people con-
Uiining the kinsm^en of a particular family
(BT), DR 193".
mAgalbb f . relationship i affection of relatives,
mAgsibbung f . recow^iation, peace-making,
JGPhl-63.
mAgslbUo related, WW376i^
mAgBlaga m. slayer of a relative, parricide,
fratricide, ^. ^
mAgsUht m. murdfir of a relative, WISO*.
nmgster = magister
magVt I* ^' SP- mngtSa, dp. mngtSnm,
otherwiBe nninBeoted maiden, virgin, girl,
woman, wife. [Ooth. magatSs] IL {±) i.
power, greatness.
mAgV (f) f. family group, dan, tribe,
generation, stock, race, people, MJLO :
province, country, M.
nuBgVa m. mayweed.
mBgVbtod (gets) n. pudendum muliebre,
GPH400*.
nuBglMt tfine for assault on an unmarried
woman f LL7[74].
BUBgtto f . mayweed, [cp. msBgtSa]
nuBgVbid m. virginity, chtutity, purity,
MH;M,CP : band of young persons,
Vmaidhood*]
mAgVhJUi m. relationship, M,
maBgtniidlle maidenly, OEG 1469.
nuBgtflagu = mj^laga
mAgintaa not of noble birth, WW219*.
mflBgtfnuuiii m. maiden, virgin, LL8[82].
mAgtSmoiKor (S^) nm. murder of kin, OEG
mAgVmjnrlftra m. murderer of kin, OEG 2*^.
mAglSrAdeii f . friendship, OEG.
mAglSslbb (7>) f. kindred, HGl623.
mAgwinef m. friendly reUUive, clansman,
mAgwIlto (a, §) m. aspect, appearance,
species, form.
iiiAgwUtUui[ mSg.] to fashion, MtLlT*.
mAfwUUlM imeg'] figuratively, mLLp4^,
nuBht^^meaht, mint ; m8Bta:5=mego
mAl I. (a, e) n. mark, sign, ornament : cross,
crucifix z armour, harness, sword : measure^ «
Led : (t) time, point of time, occasion,
season : time for eating, *meal,* meals, CP ;
M. II. f. (t) talk, conversation : contest^
battle. [masSel] IIL = mal
+mAl stained, dyed, AN 1333.
+iiiAbui to mark, slain, Ji7ii691.
±mAlaiit to speak, talk. Gen. ['i-mele* ;
mntnan]
mAloearu f. trouble of the time, B189.
iiUBld-=meld-
mAldflBgt m. appointed time, day.
mAldropa m. phlegm, saliva, WW24y,
mAldroplende phlegmatic, WW 161».
mAle m. cup, bowl, bucket, i?p ;Loi>(€).
['meal']
mAlgwoeaft f. fate, B2737.
mAtooeata (»?) m. canker, caterpillar, WW.
l*malshave^]
msBltan (VPs) =meltan
mAl-t ang m., tange f. pair of compasses,
U71V
mAl-tfdf., tima m. meafttmc, NC348. '
man = menn nap. of man.
I118BI1- = man-y men-
±mAnan (e) to *mean,* signify, intend, JE, «
Bo,Scl ; GP : mention, relate, declare, com-
municate to, speak of, B : associate {some-
thing) wUh, AO : ccmpilain of, lament^
bewail, sorrow, grieve. Bo ; ^,AO,GP.
niAiie I. {±, UBU. +) common, general, *
universal, Mt,WW ; M,AO,CP. [' i-mene ']
II. ( + ) n. fellowship, intercourse. HI, false,
mean, wicked [man] IV. (+) s^Mued,
overpowered. [=*+m»gne, £843*308]
iriiiAneUo (usu. + ) common, mutual, general,
universal, M. adv. -Hoe.
+mAiMlleiiM f. ''generalUas,* OEG.
mttnibrAde relating to many things, WW
116*.
mAiillo =s mfinelio
KffiNNES 105 lOBSTEN
+mAimes f. community, felhwship, inter- +iiiAniiig? 'con&ummatio,*'RByS^\
course, union, Shr : land held in common, m8Brw-=mearu-
BC 1*597'. [▼. H-mene*] ±mSrweg m. boundary road, Ct.
+mAiiflcipe m. community, feUoufship : mArweorom. no62e loorA;, PPsllO*.
union, ^248**. mArwyll m. boundary stream,
±inftiisiiiiiiaii to participate in, have feUow- msBscre (»Y) f. mesh, WW450^^ *
ship with I live with, marry : partake of nuMen brazen (Earle) ; of maple (BT), EC
Eucharist, M. 260.
d:i]iSii8iim-nes, -ong f. feUowskip, partici' msMlere m. sacristan, GD.
potion, M. mmn\tng, nuBglen {MkL)=m$dailing
msB]iu=meiiiga msBBsanbaoolesixueBseliacele i
mArfto f. boundary-oak, £03-379". msMse (e) f. 'mtus,* Eucharist, celebration of *
mAnui (a) I. (±) to declare, proclaim, cete- Eucharist, jE^BH,OET ; CP : special mass
brate, glorify, honour. II. (+ ) to determine, day, festival of the church, [L, missa]
fix limits, Wn>42. msBssedten m. eve of a festival,
mSrapeldre f. apple-tree forming pari of a maMse-boo f. nitp. -Mo ^mass-book,* missal, *
boundary, KC3-390*. LL,
mArbrde m. boundary-brook, KG. nuewoorMa m. creed said at mass, Nicene
msBro (l))=<mearo; (2)=meaiK creed.
mAronoll m. boundary-knoU, EG446. massedSBg m. ^mass-day,* festival, Bl, *
mArdfo f . boundary-dyke, KG. msBisegienla m. mcus-vestment, surplice,
iiiSBre = (l)mare; (2) mere I. GP87^*.
mAn I. {&) famous, great, excellent, sublime, maMseh acele f. mass-veftment, cope, chasuble,
splendid, ^,AO,CP. [op. Oer. mftre, LV40,WW327".
m&rohen] II. pure, sterling (of money). mauBthrmgl n. vestment, surplic e, CP ,
[v. *mere^ adj.] III. (db» nsa. +) boun- nuBSselfto n. mass-offering, host, WW.
dary, border, Mk, VPs ; Mdf . [* mere ' sb.] maDSsenllit f . eve of a festival,
mArelsrftp m. ship*s rope, cable, WW. nuessepirtost m. 'mass-prieet,^ clergyman, #
insBntorht=meretorht; iii»rgen=morgen high priest, JB,AO;CP.
matb. (CpJSp), marh- = mearg, mearh- meBSMprfoBtbftd m. office or orders of a mass-
mAr-hege, -haga, -hege m. boundary-hedge, priest, BH.
EG 447. xnassepriostBelr f. district for which a mass
mArhDM m. notoriety, WW382i^. priest officiated, LL.
mOrian to be distinguisJted, DHy. maiMrbaiia m. murderer of a priest, W
msdrlngowudu n. mcistic of sweet basHf 165**.
LoDlSla. miMsere m. priest who celebrates mass, Az,
+inArlaou f. boundary stream, E0387. [*masser*]
mfirlie (7) ^^<^> splendid, gloHous, famous, nuMsertef n. mass-vestment, M.
M,A0,OB. adv. -lioe, M. mmmetamg m. offiee of mass,
mftrnes f. greatness, honour, fame. msBSsesteiUl m? seat in a church choir, v. NG
mAipul m. boundary-pool, EG 445. 307***.
mArpytt m. pit that forms part of a boundary msMsettd f. time of saying mass, LL(140'*).
(BT), KG. nuBSseVegn m. mass-priest, LL460[5].
nmno =merBO msMatfMnung f. service of the mass, celebra-
mAnere (e) pi. herald, DB56^'. tion of mass, A 11*8.
d:iiiAnlaii (S) I. to make famous, celebrate, msBSse-Qhta? m. or -ohteT n. hour, or
proclaim, declare, announce, M,CP : ode- service, of matins on a feast-day, NG307.
brate : glorify, honour, exalt, praise, JR : msBStewDi (e) n. wine used at mass, WW.
spread (of fame) '.enlarge. 11, to mark out, msowtan (±) to celebrate *mass^* ^ : (+)
bound, limit. attend mass.
mAntin m. boundary stone, BC. ['mere- meost I. m. (ship*s) *mast,* B;M,AO. ^
stone^] II. m. * mast,* food of swine, acorns, beech-
mAnung (e) f . fame, report, renoum : cele- nuts, BC.
bration, festival, M : exctUing, magnifying : mAsI (&, e) I. adj. (auperl. of micel), AO,
{±) magnificence, celebrity. Chr,Bo,Mt. [*rnost*'\ 11, eAr. mostly, for
mAnungtlma m. time of glorifying, MR the most part, in the greatest degree, chiefly,
2*360**. especially, eal m., m. eal almost, nearly.
RUBiH = meartS m. I&lo nearly every one, M,AO,CP. 1 1 1, n.
mArS f . glory, repute, fame : famous exploit, most.
glorious achievement, M,AO,CP, ±iii8Mtaii to feed with mast, fatten, M,CB.
mAiKom m. boufidary^hawthom, KG. [Oer. mfisten] ^^
mArVu = m»rtS msBstoyst f . mast-socket, WW.
mArVum (instr. of mfirtS) adv. gloriously, nuestelberg m. fattened hog, MtL6'. [bearg]
UMBra^meara msMten m. mast, pasture for svnne. *
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MiE8T£NR£DEN 196 MAI^WYRD
DUBSttnriMsii f. righi of feeding twine in mAwpul (a) m. tea-gnOe* pod, Ct.
masl'pagturee, KC3-461^'. ^^ mAtoaMrm oomp. of manigfeald.
iii8B8t«iitrtow n. tree yielding mcuit WW malHan to go aetrap. maffiende waxing
137«*. wanUm, NC307.
msMtland f. land on which there is maet, TC iiuig-=m»g-
140*. magm L m. *niaw,* stomach, CpJjcd^WW ;
mAstllooft adv. (saperL) poHictfJdrJy, CM ^,CP. II. powerful, strong.
1169. miga Lf m. son, descendant, young man,
nuBStlliig I. n. brass, WW : braxen vessel, man, IL gp. of meg.
Mk. [^madin* ; Oer. meflsmg] llmfatUng, magan swv. pree. 1, 3 ag. mseg; 2, meaht,
0EG61».
miht; pi. magon; pret. 3 8g. mealite to
be able, nave permission or power {I ^mag,*
mawtllngimtg m. brass-worker, WW 539*.
DmsUdn sbpl. pulleys at the top of a mast, I can), to be strong, competent, avail, prevail,
WW 199**. lSJB,Bo,0,ete.;CF. mng wit$ avails
BMBStriMaa = maeatenrieden against, ctires, LcD.
niantrip m. mast-rope. Ex 82. mjgas y. m»g ; inaga!8a=m^i^6
mflDSttwiit m. rope which supports a mast, magilalatrtow n. almond4ree, WW 139". [L.
WW. amygdala]
mast I. pret. 3 eg. of metan. II. =mete m. mage f. ( fTYf 169^) ^maga
±iiiAtaii to dream (impen.), ^;{tmiB^) inMi9{m)t female relative, B;M, pmotce']
Led. ['meU'] nOieeici^to. augmented, WW. [ieoan]
nuBtefss^mete magtfSe (»^, o*) f. camomile, mayweed. Led,
mfila (e) mean, moderate, poor, inferior, WW. [^maythe*]
small, bad. [metan} maglaii to prevaU, ERPs 12* ; NC348.
^ +iiiA(e suitable as to sue, RB ; ^IL. [* meet '] maglster (e) m. leader, chief, master, teacher, r
iiUDtt8Mt-=metlflB8t- JB,BoikO,G2. [jL. magiater] *^
+mAtgant to lessen, limit. maglitardom (maegBter-) m. office of a maeter
+iiUDtglaB (^L) s= -i-metgian or teacher, 8c 120*. ['iiuMteriiom ]
mAting f. dream. Led. y meting*^ +iiiigUe = +ma]io
mAtoii pret. pL of metan. +iiiagiilan to be restored to health, GD338**.
mM I. f. measure, degree, proportion, rate, magot (magu) m. gs. maga, nap. mnogas
^ i AO : honour, respect, reverence, LL : male kinsman, son, descendant, man : young
what is meet, right, fitness, ability, virtue, man, servant : man, warrior.
goodness, M,CB : condition, lot, state, rank, magodryht f. band of warriors, Bd7.
M. I'methe*] II. n. euUing of grass, BC. magogeoguV f. youM, Cbi 1429.
[' math *] magorAdend m. councilor of men. An 1463.
iiiM-=m£gB- magorSswat m. chief, prince.
±mA9eglaa to honour, respect, spare, W ; M, magorinot m. youth, man, warrtor.
[*methe*] magottmbert n. child, son : increase of
mieVel (e) n. council, meeting, popular family, progeny.
assembly : (t) speech, interview. magotadOTf n. descendant, offspring.
nueVelewldet (®) m- discourse. magoVe, magt$e=magetSe
nuelSeienit n. council-house, prcBtorium. magoVegnf m. vassal, retainer, warrior, man,
nuK/MtM (91) mn. security ("friS*) enjoyed servant, minister.
by public ttssemblies, LXi3[l], ( v. 2*464). maga = mago ; migwUto ^ mfi^lite
maBt1M'hiigeiad&^,-heTgeiDdeholdingeonclave, ±iiiih bad, ufanton, shameless, importunate.
deliberating. iiialian= magon preB. pL of magan.
nuDttobtMlat (e) n^ place of assembly : batllc' + mUille^+maho
field. -^nMoM f . importunity, persistence : shame
mflBVelword (e)t n. address, speech. lessness.
mfttten = me^re malit ( VPs) = miht
mfiVtul humane, JBQr. [* metheful^'] mU I. n. suit, cause, case, action, tenns,
mAtnan=m£tSegian; m8Bin=nuB6el agreement, covenanted pay, Chr. h5 scy-
nuBVlaa {Cr) = maVelian lode ix Boypa of male he paid nine ships out
mSlfSihMimmoderate,rapaeious,^. l*meihe- of commission, CoKlOiSlo. [*mail*] II. n.
less*] spot, mm k, blemish, M. III.=nuBln.
mdVUc moderate, proportioned, befitting, mAldfleg=mftld»g
jEOr,TC. adv. -lice humanely, courteous- +nAUo importunate : vxinton, shameless :
ly. ['methely*] wicked, adv. -Hoe.
mMnML f. payforhe^making, LL462'. -f-mJUtonet f. importuniiy : wantonnesii,
mMre m. mower, WW. sham^elessness, CP.
^ ±niMrlan to honour, LL. malscrung f. enchantment, charm.
mAVuiig f. measure, extent, NC307. milswyrd n. sword with inlaid omamient,
m mAw (ea, e) m. *mev7/ sea-guU, Cp,Shr{e). TC560**. [miel]
MALT 197 MANSCIPE
malt (C70^mealt ; malwe(frff)=mealwe +inaiig«iiiiM=:+maiigne8
nuuniiM f . teai, OPE 40V^. [L. mamma] mangere m. trader, merchant, broker, M. •
mamor, mamra m. lethargy, heavy sleep, 6l. mftngewyrhta m. sinner, PPs??**.
mftmrtan to think oui, design, PP863*. ±iiiaiiglan to trade, M,CF.
• man I. pron. indef . one, people, they, B,Mt ; +maiig-iies, -ennes f . mingling, mixture,
M. l^man*] II.=maim. IILpre6.38g. OEO.
of munan. mangling f. trade, business, M.
mtai I. n. evil deed, crime, wickedness, guiU, mangunghfls n. house of merchandise, Jn2^'.
sin, M '.false oaih, MP2iei^. II. adj. bad, mAnhfls n. home of toiciedness, hell, £z535.
criminal, false, AO. [Q JV. m ain] ±manlan (o) to remind, admonish, warn,
+man (o) having a mane, WW492*>. exhort, instigaU, M,CP : instruct, advise,
man*=mann> M : claim, demand, ask. [Oer. mahnen]
+miaa m. community, company, M : com- mftnldelf vain and bad (words).
panionship, intercourse, BH : eohabUation. manlehd m. admonisher, CP40O^ : collector.
t6 +manaQ in common, CP. [*mone*] manlf-=manigf-
manatS pree. 3 sg. of manian. manlg {m\ e^, o^, e*) nap. maneea *many,* *
mAn&tf m. false oath, perjury, LL;BL. many a, mvch, JB,AO,B,BH ;CP.
[*manath* ; Oer. meineid] manlgiaan= manian; manlgeo=menign
mAnbealu n. crime, cruelty. Da 45. manlgfeald (as, e, o^) manifold, various, com- •
numbot {6^) t fine paid to ihe lord of a man plicated, ^»CP : numerous, abundant :
slain, LL (v. 2-576). [^manbote*] plural
ndinluynt m. fittdl,destiri4^ve fire, ChrW2 A. ±TK^^ to muUiply, abound, in-
manogere =r mangere crease, extend, OEO{n^) ; CP(a'}. [*mani'
manc^, -oas, -oos, -oua m., gp. manoena fold*]
(GP) a 'mancus,* thirty stiver pence, one* manlgfaaldllc manifold, adv. -lice in
eighth of a pound, JB,BC. various ways, CP : (gram.) in the plural
manewealm m. mortality, pesiilenee, de- number. [* manifoldly*]
struction, Chr ; AO. [*manqualm*] maoigfaaldnee f. multiplicity, great number,
manewealmnos f. manslaughter, NG. abundance, complexity, WW. [' manifold'
manewyld (o)f . mortalitiy,pestilence, BH 190*. ness *]
•manoynn n. mankind, ^,B,Bl : inhabitanls, manlgilVM (mani-) adv. many Umes, often,
people, men, CP. [* mankin*] W IM^.
mancystf. Aumanvirive, MPH169. manlg-ttow {m^), -ttwe, -t^e skiVul,
maad (o) I. basket, Cp,MtL {o),WW. dexterous., M.
[*maund*] manlgttawnet (mnnit^-) f. skill, dexterity,
mindAd f. sin, crime, M,AO,CB, OEG.
mftndAde evil-doing, wicked. manlftas uninhabited, WW (o). [^manless*]
mindeorf wicked, LL(d82^'). mAnllo infamous, nefarious, M.
mandrtamt m. revelry, festivity. manlloa m. effigy, image, statue.
mindrlno m. poison, Bd 24". manOoe adv. manfully, nobly, B. [* manly *]
mandryhtent m. lord, maeter. manlutu f. love for men, Gu324.
maneg = manig manm- = mannm-
mintShtfu f. wickedness, Grk1378. mann (o) m., nap. menfn) person (male or *
manfaru f. host, troop, Gu267. fern.), JB,Bl,Lcd,Mt,VHy ; AO,CP : fnan-
mftnfeld m. field of crime ('campus scele- kind, Mk,VPs : brave man, hero : vassal,
ratus*), A0108**. servant : name of the rune for m.
mAnlolm f. evil-doer, PPsl43'. mann-, see aleo man-.
mftnlordAdla m. evil-doer, B563. manna I. m., man, M. II. n. manna • C*
mftnforwyrhtt n. evil deed, sin. (food), M,CV. [L.]
mftnfirtet m. lord of evU, Devil. mannbAre producing men, ME 1*450.
mAntremmendet sinning, vicious. mannSaisa (mon-) m. issue, progeny, AO
mAnlul uncked, evU, infamous, degraded, M : 158*^.
fearful, dire. manntan to *man,* garrison, Chr 1087^.
minfulllc infamous, evil, sinful, M. adv. mannmn^n (o)n. troop,force,cohort,JnLlS*.
-lioe, M. mannmanlgu (o) f. multitude, AO.
mintulnes f . wickedness, M. mannmyrring f . destruction of men, Chii1096.
manfultumm. mt/tiary/orce» AO (o^). manrSden f. dependence, homage, service,
+mang I. n. mixture, union : troop, crowd, tribute, due, JB. [^manred*]
multitude : congregation, assembly : buei- manifrnf n. number of m«n.
Tuss : cohabitation, in +m. during, on mAnsoaatt m. tMury, PPs71".
+m. in the midst of. II. prep. (w. d. or a.) mftnaceatSat m. enemy, sinner.
among, M. minsolld f. crime, fault, sin, fHy 8**.
mftngenga m. ev»2-<£oer, BH36*. mansetpe m. humanity, courtesy, BC.*MB-.
mftngenlSla m. evU persecutor, Ah918. [* manship*]
MANSCTLDIG 196 MAWAN
minseyldlgt criminal, guilty. iiuuniistIiigo4elf n. quarrying of marble, MH.
manslsBht = manslieht 1 -560*'.
manslaga m. man-slayer, murderer, M. -marod ▼. a-m.
mtaslagu f. cruel blow. Ah 1218. martir, mart7T(e) m. * martyr,* BH ; ^,A0. * V>
manritai* to kill, murder, BB 16» (or ? two [X.]
words). martlrloglum m. martyrohgy, IM122^. W^
maoslege m. man^oughier, homicide* nuutr- = martyr-
maoallelit (e'» i*) m. manslaughter, murder, martyrdom m. ^martyrdom,* BH ; ^,CP. W»~^
CP, [^manslaught*] maityrhid m. martyrdom.
maoalot share in ownership of land? measure +mar-tyriaii, -trian to * martyr, * AO,BE
of land f V. NC307. [ON. mannflhlutr] martynracu f mart^ology, iSL23'**.
-miasumlaiiy -manBamang v. a-m. maityiung f. passum {of Christ), A025^**.
manswAs meek, RPs 24*. [ * martyring * ]
minswara (o*) m. perjurer. mii1hi=m<Br5
mAnswaru f. penury, [swerian] mftrOfla horehonnd. [L. marrubium] i*
vJOaamvrlwa^* to forswear, perjure oneself, LL. maae=:max
['manswear''] miae f. name of a smaU bird Gl. [Oer.
mlnswloa m. deceiver, traitor (mami- 7 ▼. LL meise]
2-142). -mastan v. a-m.
mauylen (i*) f. traffic in men, act of selling massere m. merchant : moneylender, BkIO.
men as slaves, [sellan] mftst=m»8t; matta(C^)=meatte
maiKVlawt m. habit, custom (T sometimeB mattuc (s^ea^e^, eoS o')m. ^mattock,* A, *
manVeaw sinful custom). AO ; M : fork, trident.
maiMot m. man-stealer, v. L 2*642. mftV pret. 3 Bg. of mTSan.
mantSwftre (o) gentle, kind, humane, mUd, miMAm.fnaggot,worm,grub,WW.[*mathe*]
meek, MJj,CP. [OHO. mandwari] ma1Sal-=mat$el-
-f manVwArlan to humanize, CP362'^. -f-malfol n. speech, talking, [m&l]
manVwAmas (o) f. gentleness, courtesy, malfolere m. speaker, haranguer, WW.
weakness, ML{f*),CP. [y. *mathele*]
^ manu f. 'mane,' Erf\\%%. mattoUant (8e\ e^ a*, o<) to harangue, make m^
wiawiing f. admonition, CP : daim : place of a speech, speak. An {e),B,Cp,Cr{m). [^mell,*
toll : district for purposes of tribute or tax- *mathele*]
ation : residents in a taxing district. matfollg tumultuous, turbulent, KGlTS"
mftnwamm (o*) m. guilty stain, Cb1280. maVelimg f. garrulity, loquaeiiy, OEO. [v. iH ^
mAnwaoro I. n. crime, sin. II. adj. sinful, ^mathele^]
manweorod (o) m. collection of men, troop, mftKm=matSum
congregation, assembly, AO. m&Vm- see also mal^nm.
manwaoilSuiig f . adoration of human beings, mAVmAhtf f . val%iable thing, treasure.
LL(248'). m&t$moleofa (mad-) m. treasure-chamber, M
manwlse (o)t f* manner or custom of men, (9*'^).
mAnword n. wicked word, PPs58^'. mAKmcyst f. treasure-chest .Mt27*.
mAnwrdca wicked, WW426». mAVmgestrCon n. treasure, B,VFK.
mAnwyrhtaf m evil-doer, sinner. nMvahord n. treasure-hoard, ExdOS
manwyiK n. value or price of a man, LL. mAVmhOs n. treasure-house, treasury, AO.
^mapulder (o*) m. maple tree. CP.
mapuldem made of maple. mAVrnJiyrde m. treasurer. Bo 64".
mapul-dre, -dor, -dur f., -treo m. (Mdf)» ma1$ollan=mat$elian
mapulder mA99um^mat$um, mat$m
«*mAra m., mare fn. (oompar. of mioel) malSVum-fat n., pi. -fata precious vessel,
greater, *more,* stronger, mightier, M,Bl, M.
CP. adv. in addition, Mt. mAWumgesteald n. treasure, Jul 36.
mAran = m&ran mAWumgifu f . gift of treasure, B 1301 .
mArMam(VPs)=mdrbeam mAinSumgyfa m. giver of treasure, prince,
^narc n. a denomination of weight (nsu. half king, Wa92.
a pound), mark (money of account). mAVVumseto m. haU of treasure, Sol 189.
mardan =mearcian mAinSumslgle n. cosily ornament, B2757.
mare I. f. silver weed, Lcd2-74*. II. f. m&tStSumsweord n. co9^y ffu^ord, B 1023.
* nightmare, monster, Ep{e),Lcd. ['mare*] mAWumwela m. valuables, B2750.
mAre v. mara ; mArels =mflerelBrap maKu f. = mat$a
mirenls=meaniwnes; margen-=morgen- mAVum m., gs. matSmes treasure, object of ^^
' * market n. mar ^'e/,TC422™>. [L. mercatum] value, jeivel, ornament, gift, On,Met;CP.
marma m. marble. [L. marmor] [*madme*]
marman-stAn (marmel-, marm(or)-) m. mAVum-=mat$m-. matSCum-
marble, piece of marble, jE,BI [* marmstan *] mAwan^ to * mow, * AO,BH. h.
MAWPUL 190 MEDGIAN
m&wpul = mAwpul +mean(lan to be rich, marrowy, LPs 65^^
— max n. net, WW* {'mash'] meargtte maarrovoy^fat, VP8(e}.
mftxwyrt f . mask-wort (maU soaked in hoiUn^ mearh, mearg m., gs. meares horse, steed,
- icaUr), Loi>. mearlUMoel n. sausage-meat, WW411*^.
me I. das. of pen. pron. io me. II. (RB moarlicofa m. bone, PPslOl*.
36* ; 127^*) =:meiin mearhgehaM n. sau&age-meat, WW427'^
meagol (e) mighty, strong, firm, emphatio, iii0ani]stin=mannaiLBta.n
impressive, [magan] mMrn pret. 3 8g. of maman.
meagolDoe adv. earnestly, Bl. +mearr I. n. stumbling-block, obstrueiion,
meagolindd earnest, strenuous, error, GP. [Ooth. gamanseins] II. wicked,
meagolmodnes f . earnestness, Bl. fraudulent, LL 140[1,5].
meagolnas f. eamesiness, strength of wiU, mearrlan to err. Bo 55**.
BL.HL. mear« (ae, e) m. marUn, Ep,AO. ['maH'] • Wf
maaht I.)=;miht. II. pree. 2 sg. of magan. meant (», e, y), mear(u)w- in obL oaeeB
meahte pret. 3 sg. of magan. tender, soft. Led : frail, GD 1 19^^. ['meruw^] fffr
mealo pret. of meoloan. mearuUc (merwe , maerw-) frivolous, adv.
mealcinleT=meolcU6e;mealehOs»melubuB -lice delicately, luxuriously, GD.
mealewe = mealwe ; mealm = meahnstan mearuwnes f . tenderness, fratUy, OP.
^ meataneht sandy f chalky f KG 3-394^*. [v. mtast=m£st
*malm''i meatte (a) f. *mat,* mattress, WW. IL. L
meatanstAn m. soft stone, sandetonef Ume- matta]
stone f AG 212**. [v. 'malm*] mtaw=m»w
^^mealt I. n. steeped grain, *maU,* CtJBp. meo as. of io pen. pron.
[meltan] II. pret. 3 sg. of meltan. +meo = +m»c
mealtealoV m? n? maU-ale, ANS84***. mtee m. sword, blade. [Ooth. meki]
mealtgescot n. payment in malt, W 171*. mSoeUse (&) m. mullet, ^Gb308^
mealthOs n. ' malt-house, ' W W. mecg = madog
mealtwurt f. 'malt-wort,* WW. [wyrt] meogan to mix, stir.
mealu = melu meeh = me
L -mealwe f. 'mallow,* Led; M. [L. malva] meohanlse mechanical, ^. [L.] L
mear= mearh mM I. f. 'meed,* reward, pay, price, com- .
*^meere (8b, e) f. (±) 'mark,* sign, line of pensation,bribe,^L{gB.mMee),B,BH,Bl;
division, ^,MkL{e) : standard, MQr : {±) GP. II.=m£d
boundary, limit, term, border, BC,Oen ; med- in oomp. principally indicates medio-
GP; Mdf. t5 tSsBS +mearcee tSe in the ority, bat often comes to have a distinct
direction that : defined area, district, pro- negative value; see, e.9.,medtrum»medwiB.
vtnee, AG. [midde]
mearoa m. space marked out. mMa v. m£d ; -mfidan v. on-m.
meareere (sb) m. writer, notary, OEG. medder=meder; medder-, meddr-=medr-
mearogemot court for settling boundaries of meddrosna fp. dregs of mead, LGD48a.
properties^ v. LL2'143. +mMe I. n. consent, permission, agreement,
mearchof n. dwelling. Ex 61. covenant. II. agreeable, pleasant.
*^mearelan to 'mark, * stain, brand, seal, BC, medel =m8BVel
LL,MtL,Ph : M : mark a boundary, delimit, medeme (eo) middling, average, mean, little :
define, describe, designate, £,Qen : mark sufficient, considerahle, respectable, proper,
out. design. Bo : create : note, observe. fit, worthy, trustworthy, perfect, GP.
meare-bem, -isen n. branding-iron. ^bmedemlan (eo^) to mete otU, allot, assign,
mearoland n. border-land, march, moor : (f) place : m4)derate : respect, ?ionour, M : {-{■)
province, country, district : sea-coast, Rd4**. condescend. M -. {+) advance, promote.
mearcpsB^t m. road, path. medemllc moderate, mediocre. : worthy, adv.
mearcstapaf m. martA-haunter. -lice moderately, incompletely : suitably,
mearestede m. border-land, desolate district, worthily, kindly.
Sol 2 17. medemllcnes f. mediocrity, OEG.
meareVrtot m. army, troop. Ex 173. medemmieel (i£) =medmicel
mearcung (sa, e) f marking, branding : mark, medemnes f. dignity, worth. Bo : benignity,
characteristic : ( db ) description, arrangement : condescension, Bl.
cansteUafion : title^ chapter, NG. medemung f . measuring, measure.
mearowadu} np. shallows, water by the shore. mSden = mngden
mearcweard m. wolf. Ex 168. mMer ds. and LWS gs. of modor.
meard = ( 1 ) meord, mod ; (2) mearS mSderce = myderce ; medere = meddre
mtores v. mearh mMeren, medem=m§dren
^nnearg, mearh (ee, e) nm. I. 'marrow,* pith, mSderwyrhta=meterwyrhta
Led. II. sausage. [=mffirg] medewyrt=meduwyrt
miargealle (e^, e*) m. gentian, 1jci>. [mearh] mftdglan to bribe, [med]
MBDGILDA
200
MENNISCXiTC
midgllda m. pensioner, hireling, St.
iiiAdl-=m&tn- ; -mMla y. an-, <rfer-m.
Iiiedl0n=midl6ii
nMdm- = medem-
mMtanloel I. mcderaU^zed, short, small,
limited, unimportant, slight, mean, poor.
11. n. a little.
modinloeliies f. smaUness (of mind), SP854*.
nMdmlele oomp. medmare, adv. hunU>ly,
meanly, slightly.
mMlo =medn ; medom- =medem-
mMnn I. maiemal, of a mother. II. n. the
mother's side {by descent), LL156[11].
+inMren Iwm of the same mother, AO 114^.
mMraneyim n. mother's kindred.
midrengMyDd n. mother's nature, WW.
mfidminiAg m. maiemdl kinsman.
iiiidi«iiiiiAK« f. maternal kindred, LL392[3}.
+mMrlan to have the same mother, M.
medrlM of low rank, WW 116**.
ooMsoeatt m. payment, fee, reuxird, bribe,
gift, M,CF.
medaSItt (n) f. iLl-fortune, AO.
medspMlg poor, Cra9.
nwdstranf of middle rank, M.
medtnim weak, infirm, sickly, iU, GP : of
lower rank. [cp. medmicel]
medtninuMS (met-; y') f. weakness, tn-
firmity, sickness, iUness, disease, AO»CP.
madu (eo) nm. gs. med(6)w66 *mead*
(drink), B,Rd(eo) ; AO.
ineduflBni n. mead-hall, banqueHng-house,
B69(o«).
medttbenot f . bench in a mead-halL
meduburgt f . mead dty, rejoicing eity.
medudrtemt m. mead-joy, iMity.
medudrenc (eo^) m. mead, W 246*.
medudrine (o*) m. mead-drinking, Siaf22.
modutult n. mead-cup.
medugtlf mead-excited, drunk.
maduhoallt f. mead-haU.
medum- =medem-
madurSden (eo^) f. strong drink? (6T),
dealing out of mead? (GK), OnE88.
mediiscano (eo^) m. mead-cup, B 1980.
madiuald n. mead-haU, B3066.
madiuell n. (eo^, o*) mead-seat, B6.
madusdg f. path to the mead-haU, B924.
meduwAlgt overpowered with mead, drunk.
mednwong (eo^, o') m. field {where (Ae mtxtd-
haU stood), B 1643.
maduwyrt (eo^, e') f. meadow-sujeet. Led :
'rubia,' madder, OEG56«»(e'). ['mead-
wort']
madwls duU, stupid, foolish, CP. [cp. med-
mioel]
mSdwyrhta m. o hireling. So 123".
inagr^mflBg
nOg = ( 1 ) mew ; (2) m»g
m6g-=mng- ; magol>=4meago
]iieh=meo, me, as. of ic
mehtt=^ineaht, miht ; mil, meig =mftff
meige (KGlSI**) =m»ge pres. 3 sg. subj. of
magaa.
metVbid (KGL56*}«m0gt$had
iiifil»mfil n.
iiiala=mela; meie^meolo
mAleingtot = meolcf set
meld f. proclamation. Da 648.
malda m. reporter, informer, betrayer, M.
maMan (ae) (Rd) =meldian
malda f. orache (plant). Led. [*milds* ;
Oer. melde]
maldfeoh n. informer's reward, LL96[17].
±meldlan to announce, declare, tM, proclaim, *
reveal, Ps; M : inform against, accuse.^ ^
[ * meld ' ; Oer. melden]
maldung f . betrayal, BH 240*.
mi81a=mcele
maladtew mn. honey dew, nectar, Ph,WW
(mild-), ['mildew']
malawas=melwes gs. of mela.
-maUa, -melnes v. £-m.
melo=melu; melsc=miliac
±maltaii I. (y) (sv*) tr. and intr. to consume •
by fire, *meU,* become fluid, digest, dissolve,
bum up, B,CP,El,Lcd,WW ; M. II.=
miltan
malteatre = myltestre
maltung f . digestion, Lod.
malu (ea, eo) n., gs. mel(u)weB ' meal, * Jlomr, a
Led ; JE. [Oer. mehl]
malugeaoot n. payment in meal, W 171.
maluliQdani n. meal-house, LL4 55[17 ].
maluhfis (eaS e*) n. meal-house, WW186>*.
maluw (LWS)=melu
many, mann; mtnan =a mi&nan
m«iid-=mynd-; +mina- = -f-mftne-
mane (y ) m. necklace, collar, ornament, jewel.
[Oer. m&hne]
menegian=mynegian; menego=m6niga
menen (i) n. maiden, handmaid, slave.
meneacUUng m. moon-shaped omament,,coin
worn as ornament, Gl.
±mengan (n) tr. and intr. to mix, combine, lO C
unite, Lk,8at : (±) eusociate, consort, «
cohabit with, BH,Ps : disturb, B : (f) eon-
verse. [*meng']
+mengedllc mixed, confused, adv. -Hoe.
-i-mengednes, -i-meng(d)ne8 f. mingling,
mixture, connection, ^,BH.
mengeo, men^o, mengu=menigii
mengung f . mixture, composition, ZDA : fd-
lowship, GD I {+) confusion, ['menging']
menl (LWS) = manig ; menlan = mynian
menig (LW8)^manig
menigdtt f. band of people, WW448*^.
menlgu (a^, ab^, eo*) f. usu. indeol. in sg. com- ^
pany, multitude, host, i£,AO,CP. [manig]
menlo, meniu (LWS)=menigu
menisc = menniso
menn v. mann.
mennen, mennenu= menen
mennesoi^^menniso
menniso I. adj. human, natural, Bo,CP ; SL^
II. n. mankind, fcik, race, people, SI; M
CP. ['mannish']
mannlsellc human, M,CV, adv. -lice, iB.
MENNIBCUGNE8
201
HEX
menniso-Uones (EHylS**), -nes f. sktie of
man, human nature^ incamaHon, BH ;
M : humaneneM, humanity, [* mannish-
ne$s*]
nMimlsou f . humanity, human state, CP.
t » nMntel (n) m., gs. menUee mantle, doak, CP.
[L. mantellum]
mentelprioii m. mantie-pin, brooch, Gt.
iiMBUiig=:(*mynnng), mynegung
mio mf ? gs. and n ap, meon shoe-sole, sock?
sandal r RB.WW.
iiMO0S=meox
+iiieodiiMf.(2t^%,I)R192'. [^medemnee]
meodo, meoda =:medu ; iiieodom-«medein-
iii6odoiiia=meodania; meodren^mSdren
meoduin- = medem -
meodunia m. toeaver's beam, treadled WW.
% meolo I. giving milk, milch. 11. (i, M) f.
*milk,* BH;I&,KO.
HMoloan' (e, i) (o milk,
meolodtend (i ; -teond) m. suckling, JVPs 8*.
meolotet n. milk-pail, WW123».
DMOlehwIt * milk-white,* OPE,
•meolclan (i) to 'milk,' Led JShr :{±) give milk,
suckle, Bl
meolentfo (ea) milky, CM 49.
meolesfloend m. suckling, WW.
HMOlo {Bo) = meln ; meoloe (CP) smecdo
meolasrinela; maoliic= meolo
mten ▼. mte.
meord f. reward, pay. [Ooth. misdd]
meoring f. danger? £x62f
iiieoi1$= meord
miM I. m. moss, St ; Mdf. II. adj. mossy,
iniofe =me8e ; meotod, meotud^metod
meottoc {Op) = mattuo
+iiieotu =+meta nap. of +met.
meotud* = metod-
meoVon (BH)=mitSon pret. pi. of mlSan.
miowlef f . maiden, virgin : woman, [Ooih,
mawilo]
•nMOZ (e, i, y) n. fiUh, dirt,- dung, JB,Bo,Lk,
OMOzbearwe f. dung-harrow, WW 336*.
iiieozen=mizen
meozMSofl (e^) f. dung-shovel, LL466[17].
meozwllle (os) f. dung-haskei, LPs 80^.
mir-=m»r-
mera m. incubus, Gl.
mero( A)r=imearc ; meroe^mereoe
+meroe =+mieroe; m«ree]B=miroe]s
meroong (NG)=meaioang
^mere I. m. (f) sea, ocean. An : laJee, pond,
pool, cistern, B,Ep,Jn ; CP ; Mdf. [* mere*\
II. » mare. 1 1 1. = miere
mSre (VPs) =mfire I.
mereMt m. sea-hoai, vessel. Ah 246.
merecandal f. sun, Mxr 13*^
mereoe m. smaUage, wild celery, ^,€fl,Lcd,
mereelest f. sea-chest, ark. Gen 1317.
mtredteVt >&• death at sea,
mioredfior n. sea-animal, B558.
merofara m. sailor, B502.
meretaroiVt m. surging of the waves.
mwttiK m. sea-fish, B549.
mereflodt m. sea, body of water, deluge.
mere-grAot (M), -grot n., -grota m. pearl,
maregrundt m. lake-bottom, depths of the sea.
merehangestt m. sea-horse, ship.
merehrsei;! n. sail, B1906.
merehOaf n. sea-house, the ark.
merehwearf m. sea-shore. Ex 516.
mfoohwft pure white, sterling {of silver).
[mfire XL]
mereUUl f. sea-way, Hn27.
marallVende m. seafaring {man), sailor,
mere-menn, -mennen, -menin n. mermaid,^
siren, Cp,WW, [^mermin*]
inere-iiSMldra m., -nnddre, -nfidre f.
*murena,* sea-adder, lamprey,
maresmylto quiet as the sea, oaim, Mxr 21^'.
merasteall m. stagnant water, MPH 169.
merestr Atf f . sea-path. -
merestrtamt m. sea-waier.
merestrengo f . strength in swimming, B623.
meiMwIn n. porpoise, dolphin, Cpjjcd.
[* mereswine'''^
BMntorht (e)t {rising) bright from the sea.
maretorr m. towering waU of the (Bed) sea.
Ex 484.
maretSyBsat m. ship.
merewaard m. sea-warden, Whalx53.
marawirlg sea-weairy, Skaf12.
merawlf n. %Bater-w%tch, B1519.
merg {Cp 196m) = mearg
]iiarg-=mearg-, meii-, mozg*, myig-
mer-gealla, -gelle=meaigec3le
nMrian to purify, cleanse. Bat : tesL [*mere *] -wvi.
marioa (Gl) = meroe ; marten smorgen.
merig = (1) myrge ; (2) mearg
mertg- = myig- ; mertgan (^,A0) = morgen
meri8o=merBo
mema—meigenne ds. of mergen.
merr-=smierr-; min-=mArB-
mersc (e) m. 'marsh,' swamp, Bl,Op;CP.^^
menebdle m. marsh hove, LoD36b.
meneland n. marsh-land, Chb1098.
mersomaatwa f. * marsh-mallow,* Led. *>
mersomaargealla f . gentiana pneumonamthe,
LOD.
merseware pL inhabitants of marshes. (1)
Bomney marsh, Chb796. (2) the fensf
Chb838.
martze f . merchandise, W W 32". [i/.meroem] U
maif9=mear6
mafSem made of skins of martens.
mArVu (N) =m»rt$ ; maru {MtB) =meara
maraw-, merwe-=mearu(w)-
mis (K)=my8, ▼. mns.
mesa fpL dung, LoD37a.
mtean to eat, Rd41'* [m5e]
mtee (eo, i, y) f. table : what is placed on a i
table, [L.] ^
me8s-=m8e88-
mista (KGL)=:me8ta snperl. of mioel.
±met (usa. +) measure {vessel or amount), .
^ : act of measuring, appointed share,
quantity. At : spa^ce, distance^ LL : boun-
<^
MET 202 MICELDOENB
dary, limit, Bo,Mei : manner^ degree, way : +mett8B8taii {»\ e*) to compare, LPsiS*^.
cUnlity, capacity : rule, law : mood (gram.) : +iiiett8B6tlle moderate, adv, -Hoe modeetly,
metre : moderation, MtR, ealle +mete in humbly, meekly.
oil respects, on +m. in vain, RPs88^. +iii0tf8BstnM f. moderation, modesty, BH«
n&nam +m. 6y no means, on no account. iii0ttot=metef8Bt
[^met,* *i-met^] +iiMtffBt n. a measure {vessel), M.
•\-mbi suita!>le, fit, proper, apt, meet. adv. +inettest- = +metf»6t-
•mSte. metge ard f . measuring-stick, rod, pole, percht
+mit = +m6t ; -mM v. wea-m. WW 147*>.
meta (Sol53)=moto; iiietaBni=m6te»ni ±iiietglaB to moderate, control, govern, M,
« ±m»tan* to measure, *mete* out, mark off, CP : weigh in mind, consider : assign due
^,Ex,Mt, VPs I compare,Bo ;CP:es imate, measure to.
Bl : m. wi6 pass over, traverse, B. +iiMtgtend m. ruler, governor, AS 11*.
<» ±mAtaii I. to *meet,* find, find out, fall in ±mBtgimg t. moderation, temperance, A0»
with, encounter, Bo,Bl ; iB,AO,CP. [gemdt] CP : refieetion, meditation : rule, regulation.
II. to paint, design, £Qr. [' mete '] matgynl = metgeard
metlMBJr m. waUet, LkR22**. mettan I. to supply with food, provision.
%iiiete (n) m. nap. mettaa * meat,* food, BH, II. =metgian
Lk,8c ; ^,AO,CP. mitfng I. (±) f. meeting (friendly or hostiU), *
mite = m&te ^^ assembly, congregation, RB 46* : ( + )finding,
HMtMenoi n. refectory, GD,W W. discovery. II. painting, picture, M.
meteftfflung f . atrophy, WW. +iiietiAoaii to moderate, CP 101".
mbtieelkyUkm. food-store, pantry, OEQW^. +iiiatllo fitting, suUable : moderate, adv.
mataoom n. aUowance of com to dependents, -Uoe.
TC. ['ffietecom'] +matiM8 t moderation, MF (Veep. D zIt).
mateeO f . cow for kiUing, LL. +naitikM — + mdtednea
mataewaorra mf surfeit, indigestion. matodt m. fate : Creator, God, Christ.
+m§tadiies f . finding, discovery, LPb27^. matodsoaattt f. decree of fate, doom, death,
matatet [met-] n. dish, GPH403. gewitan m. sSon, t6 metodaceafte to die, B.
mataffttals m. cupboard for food, WW 107*. matodwang (meotnd-) m. battlefield. An 11.
*^f^ I'metefetUl'] matrip m. measuring-rope, sounding4ine,
matag- = metg- Cp 178b.
matagafol n. payment in /ood, LL448[4,6]. iiiit8oaat=m§daceatt
metagaarwafp.j>rej)afatimMo//oo({,LcD78b. matBelpa m. feeding, meal, XL 178,8,1. *^«
matagyrd = metgeard [* meteship *]
mataUtoi=meteUe6t matiaaz n. meat-knife, AO.
matelif f. leavings of a meal. ^matslan to supply with food.
mataltas without food, JE. matsung f. feeding, provisioning, Chr.
mate-Oast (AO), -le(a)8t, -list, -lyst f. lack of +metta m. sharer in food, jB. [*metU'] ^ &
. food, starvation. mettae=mattuc; mettas ▼. mete,
metend m. measurer : Ood. mette-=mete-
mitentad f. requisites in the way of food, "LL mCtte pret. 3 eg. of metan.
383'7 (v. 2145). metten tone of the Fates, Bo 102**.
L mHmn.'metre' {ipoet.),A,BH. [L.] mettlan = metan I.; +mettliig = + meting
meterftdere m. reader at mealtimes, NG309. -nK^tto v. wea-m. ; mettoc (^|>) =mattac
miterorasft m. art of versifying, BH 258^. mettnim^=^edtram ; metud (N) = metod
mStereund relating to metre, WW. mStSe (f) tired, worn out, dejected, sad : troubte-
mMere m. painter. some. [Qer. mode]
mAterfers n. hexameter verse, BH. meM=m8e6el
mMergeweoro n. verse, BH484*. itmCtSglan to exhaust, tire out, impair,
mftterllc metrical, OEG. mStSian to grow weary, LcD57a.
metern = metesem mM$lg tired, weary, AO.
miterwyrhta m. metrician, poet, WW. meVl^^mflet^l, mseoel ; meVl-=miBSl-, matSel-
metesoon f. craving for food, appetite, LcD mMnes f. fatigue, GET (Bd*).
66a. +me'9rtan to honour.
metestlcca m. measuring'Tod, WW 126**. mSw = mew ; mezscofl = meozscofl
meteswam m. edible mushroom, WW. mlocl-=miccl-, micl-
metetld f. meal-time, GD277*^ mloel (y) adj. comp. mara, superL mffiet(a)
metelSearfendet needing food, destitute. great, intense, much, many, M,BC,Bo,Chr,
iDibi/sf^gjim. seneschal, steward,'E,Ti\Z\. Led; AO,CV : (of time) lon^ : lomd. sb.
metetttng n. operation connected with cooking, with gen. much, AO,CP. adv. greatly,^
NC309. much, CP,Oen. ['mickle']
meteatslht f. dysentery, WW. micelAte (y) greedy, Shr16**.
+mett8BSt moderate, reasonable, modest. mloeldoend (i*) doing great things, DR45*.
HICELHEAFDEDE 203 MIDTBFENUMA
mleelhfofdede htg-headed^ WW 380^'. mlddelgeseuldrunp. part of (Ae body between
mleaUan = miclian the shoulders, WW 169^^
mteellle great, splendid, magniflcent. adv. mlddelnlhtt f . midnight,
-lioe greaUff, grandly, splendidly : tfery, mlddeMoe n. the middle kingdom, Ghb887a.
exceedingly. iiildd«n- = middan-
mloelmdd ma^pnammotM, PPb 144*. mldde-nlht, -neaht, middenuBht {LkL) f. «
mlcelnes (y) f. greatness, size, M,CP : *midnighL* [v. E8 39*350]
muUaude, almndanee : magnificence. inlddesiiiiier=middaiiBumer
mleelspnoendo boasting, LPs 1 1*. mlddeweard I. adv. in the middle of, ^ough , .
mleelu (y) f. largeness, size, LcD. the midet, AO. II. adj. middle. III. 8b. '^
mlog^myog middle, LPs. [^midwaird*]
mlcga m., xnicge f. urine. Led. [*mig*] middewlnter =iniddanwmter «
mlcgKa = migoVa ; mlel- = mioel- mlddun- (N) = middan-
mlcle, mioles, miolum adv. (obi. oases of iiildeard=middaiigeard
mice!) much, very, greatly. mldel=niiddel; mldemMt ▼. midd.
±intollim (v) to become great, increase. An ; midtesten m. mid-Lent.
AO : maJce great, make larger, magnify, mld-feorh, -feorwe (CP), -ferb(9) mn. youth,
extol, Bl. I'miekle*] middle age, Cjuventus* Gl).
±iiiieliing f . the doing of great things. mldlyrhtnes f. middle age, Bl 103.
mleul = micel mtdgoarwuiig f . preparation, MkL p 6^*.
mid I. prep. w. d. inei. (WS) and a. (A only) mldgeslV n. companion, OEO680.
with, %n conjuTiction with, in company with, midhelp [mit$-] f. help, assietance, DB29^'.
together wiih, JB,BC,BH,Chr : into the mldhl^ m. *cofMort»um,' NG309.
presence of : through, by means of, by, BH, mldhrlf nm. * midriff,* diapihragm. Led : •
Qen : among, in : at (time) : in &e sight of, bowels.
opinion of, ML,MtL. m. ealle, eallum mld-hitBre, -hrytSre n. {{tapAra^m, CTp^fTTf.
diiogethesr, completely, entirely, M,Chr. m. \^midred* ; brother]
tSam wiih that, thereupon, m. tSam t$e -mldlan ▼. a-.
when. m. t$am t$et through that, on that mldl n. bit {of a bridle), M : ooT'thong.
account, because, when. m. tSf (t$e) v^ten, iiildle=middele, ds. of middeL
while. II. adv. cU the same time, together, +inldleahtrlan to reproach f So 200*.
simultaneously, likewise. Led. [mid*] midlen (e) n. middle, centre, midst.
III. = midd mldlenoton n. mid-Lent.
•'inldd Buperl. mid(e)me8t mid, middle, mid- mldleit saperl. of middeL
way, BH,CP,Lcd. td middee ady. in the mldlhrlng m. ring of a bit, WW 456^.
midst. [*mid*] ^ndmui to halve, divide, VPs.
*^mlddfleg m. * mid-day,* noon. Led : one of the ^inldllan to bridle, check, curb, GP : muszle,
canonical hours, sext, W W. fram middnge W 191 .
o9 n6n from noon to 3 p.m., M. mldUgend m. mediator, BH206^.
mlddsBgUe adj. mid-day, meridian. mldlung f. middle, midst, ady. -longa to a
mlddSBgnuig m. mid-day service, seat* moderate extent.
mlddsBgtld f. noon, WW450*. mldmest y. midd ; midmyoeI=medmice]
mlddsBgMnung f. dinner, NG309. midnedseg m. mid-day.
mlddan (on) y. onmiddan. mldnes f. middle, midet.
mlddandsBgUc =middee]io midnlht f. midnight, M.
middaneard (J'n)^middangeard mldor compar. of midd, adj.
«y^ middaogeard m. the globe, world, earth, B; midrid f. riding in company, LL176[4].
M,AO,CP : mankind. [*middenerd* ; ON. mIdreoe=:myderce; mldrlf =midbiif
miVgartSr] mldslngend m. one who sings with another,
middangeardUe earthly, BH 118». WW 129*\
« mlddansumer m. midsummer (24 Juiu). d:mld8lV(eg)lan to accompany, associate with.
mlddanwlnter m. midwinter, Christmas. mldspeoend m. intedocilor, MP 1*592.
mldde I. adj. mid, middle. II. f. middle, mldsprecam. a€{tY>cate, iEH 1*388.
centre (only in phr. on middan). mldsumer (e*) m. ^midsummer,* A.
* middel I. n. 'middle* centre, El,Mk,Ps,WW : mld8W<gan *'concinere,* EPs57».
waist, Bl. II. adj. (superl. midlest) middle, mldV&m, midtSy = mid 6am, mid tSy
intermediate, BG.BH. mldVeahtlan to consent, RHy6*^.
mlddeldaeg m. mid-day, noon, Lcd. midweg m. midway, GP399^',GD314^^.
mlddeldAI m. middle, AGIO*. midwinter m. ^midwinter,* Christmas, Lcd.
mlddelflnger m. middle finger. mldwfst f . presence, society.
mldde l-flfaa m., -flere f. partition, septum, mldwiinung f. living in company, M.
WW. mldwyrhta m. worker together with, co-
mlddeUdt m. insUp, WW 100". operator, CP.
mlddelgemAru npl. central region, 8ol255. mldyrfeniima m. coheir. So 148'.
MIEHT 204 MT8CALFTAN
mtoht = miht nd^MSSf n^ distance reckoned by mik»f road
mlott pros. 3 tg. of meltan. toilh mUeskmes onitf £L,£x,Rinr. ^^
Mtoroe, Mieroan pi. Mercians : Mercia, Ghb +iiil]icad honeyed, mixed vfith honey, WW
(lit. borderers ; cp. meuo). (v. mileaoian).
+iiileroe (e) n. boundary, limit, A4'141^ : milieapuldor f. stoeet apple tree, Gl.
sign, token, MkL16^^ iiiUt-=mild.
Bfteralse Mercian, LL(e). ±inlltaii (e, y) (tr. and intr.) to melt, M :
mten (e, i, v) f. 'mare,' BH,WW. [mearh] digest : refine, purge.
mtom m. deceiver, MtL27**(e). mllt-ootfo, -ootSa f. disease of the spleen, LoD.
±iiilMrTaa (e, i, y) to *mar,' disturb, confuse, milte mi 'milt,* spleen, OlJLed; M. [Oer,
CP : scatter, squander, waste : upset, hinder, mi\z\
obstruct, JB ', AO : err, MtL. miltesfoe splenetic.
mlarrelse (y) f . cause of offence, Jui<33S. miltottre = mylteetre
mtemnd (y) prodigal, wasteful, NC311. miltownro m. pain in the spleen, CP.
mtorrlng (e, i, y ) I. hindering : squandering, mllte f . mercy, compassion, benevolence, kind-
waste, CP. ness, favour, CP : {^)joy. [milde]
±iiilgaii^ to make water, MGu. ±inHtilMi (w. d.) to eompassionaU, pity,
iiilgitfa=migo8a; iiilgfa(JB)=mioga ehow mercy, Bo,Mt,Ps ; M,CV : soften,
mlCKung, m^inff f. mMng water, WW. make mercifuL [*milce,* *i-milce*]
mlgol diuretie, £od. ±inlltatond m. pitier.
mlgoiVa m. urine, LcD. mlltelfNidllo pardonaUe, venial, M.
mlht (a, m, ea, e, ie, y) I. f. * might,* bodily mlUfimg f. (±) mer^, sympathy, pity, in-
strength, Bl,Lcd : power, authorily, ability, dulgence, pardon, M,CP z moderation, re-
BH ', M : virtue. Led : mighty work, miracle, duetion {of punishment), LL468[10].
0. II. adj . ^mighty, powerful : possible, mlltwrsBO = miltewsBio ; mllz = mUts
mlhte pret. eg. of magan. mlma m. 'mime,* MH.
mlhteltei = nuhtl&ts +iiilmor (w. d. ) known, adv. -lioe by heart
mlhteUo, mihtlio possible, adv. -lice mint? small : common, vile.
'mighlUy,* powerfully, by might, miraeU" m&i I. pron. my, 'mine,* JE,B,Q. mines
lously, jE,BH. fiances by my will. IL gs. of io of me.
mlhtosetl n. seat of power, EETS34*301. mlnd^mynd
mlhtig (m, ea) 'migJUy, * important, BH, VPs mlnddm? m. staU of exile, PP864^
(ib) : able, effective. Led : possible, adv. mine=myne; mlnet-=mynet-
-lioe. Bo. ['mightily*] mlahc petty.
mlhtltas powerless, weak, exhausted, M. ndnlloe adv. in my manner, WW 449'*.
wihtBaodn. violent temper, passion, ^^149. minnawi 'manipulos,* sheaves f EP8128';
mlhtu= miht fin 'magnolia,* 105*^.
mO I. f. 'mile,* Bl,WW ;A0. [L.] IL n. mtaine I. nap. of min. IL=myne
millet, WW. ['mile*] mlniMn=menen
mile (VP8)^meolo ±mlnslan to diminish.
mllde L adj. 'mild* merciful, kind, generous, minwuig f. parsimony, OE03748.
gentle, meek, B,BI,OuJjL;AO,CV. ILadv. mint? (MtR),mintef. *mtfU/CP; Mdf. [L.]
mercifully, graciously, Cr*, mlo*=meo*
mlldtew = meledSaw mlreapuldur (Cp) = milscapoldor T
mlldeltc propitious, adv. graciously, affably, BUroe, Mircan =Mieroe
kindly, AO;M. [' mildly*] miroe I. (y ) adj . murky,dark, black, uncanny,
+mUdglan to mtlt^ote, VPs. evil, B,Ph. II. adv.? An 1315. III. n.
mlld-heoit, -heortlio merciful, element, com- mwkiness, darkness, Z>a448. ['murk*}
passionate, MtL (milt-) ; A0»^. ['mUd- mlroete (e, y) mf. sign, token, seal, signet :
heart*] adv. -lioe, ^,CP. mark, marked place, ML : trophy, Gu429.
mlldlieoitnes f . loving-kindness, mercy, pity, [mearc]
LL ; M,AO. [* mildheartnees *] mire = miere ; mire = minre gdfi. of min.
mlldian to become mild, GPH399. mlrg-, muig- =myrg-
mlldnes f. mildness, mercy, NC309. mlrgV, mirhtS ^mjrrgtS ; mlrr- =mieiT-
mlldsi=^milto mlsbegin anv. to disfigure, MtL 6".
mlleselan to become mUd, mellow, WW. ndMUoduk*(w.d.) to ill-use, injure, do wrong
[miliiKs] to, LL, W. [' misbede *]
mJOgenuBt m. mite-measure, milestone f KC mlsboren abortive. Led : degenerate, {'mis^
3-262« born*] . -y- L
mllgemeare n. measure by miles, B 1362. mlstoroden drawn aside, WW 224*^.
mOgetflBi n. mile. Nab 33. mlabyrd f. abortion, Gl.
mlUse (e, y) suxet, mild, mulled. mltbyrdo f. malformation, Lod.
n^te soldi^e, NC309. mlsbysnlaa to set a bad exampU, ^H2-60.
mmtlse military, GD. [L. miles] mlsoalllMi to east a calf, WW466".
mSCENNING 205 im)AN
mlaeennltagf.flawinanif^icim^niifnffmeiU mlasaii (w. g.) to *m%ss* (a mark), B : (w. d.)
for correction of such a flaw, y. IiL2'148 ; escape the notice of a person.
1 84. mlflsare = missere
mtoclan to mix, apportion, [L.] mlsscrence distorted, shriveUed, Gttth.
mlsorooettan to croak or shriek horribly, mlaaerSdan to clothe amiss, MRVtiBO.
Guth36^ [oracettan] mlsse- = mis-
mlseweVan* to speak iU, curse, N6 : speak missenlle various, manifold, different, diverse,
incorrectly, AO. adv. -lioe, CP.
mlscyrran (»ie) to pervert. Met 2^. mUnenllcnes f. variety, diversity : *qualitas*f
mlsdAd f. 'misdeed, ' evil deed, sin, CP ; M. GD46*.
rnlsddn anv. to do evU, transgress, do amiss, mlsseref n. half-year, year.
err, JnL,LL, W, [' misdo *] mfsspowan^ to fare badly, AO 82*«.
ml8e=meee mHaspneaxi* to grumble, murmur,
nlmtosian to cut ihe hair amiss, LL{25^^). mist m. 'mist,* JB,Met,WW : dimness (of
mlsendebyrdan (i*) to arrange amiss, LL382. eyesight), JEJjcd,
mlsenlic, misendlio = missenlio mist- = mia-
mlsfadlan to order amiss, LL. mlst&can to teach amiss, M, ['misteach*'\
mlsfadimg f. misconduct, irregularity, mistel m. mistletoe, Cp,Ep : basil. Led,
mlsfaran* to go wrong, transgress, OP : fare l*missel*'\
iU, jE, W. [* misfaren mlstelUm n. birdUme, WW 279^*.
mlsfMan (oe) to nourish ill, ^VPs. mlsteltfn m. 'mistletoe, ' WW{i*).
misfeiig m. misdeed, sin, NC309. mlstglom mT misty gloom, Whalb47.
mlsfiran to do wrong, err, transgress, M* wSAthelm rsx. covering of mist, SxtlAIO.
['misfere*^ mlsthllVt n. mi^ cliff, cloud-capped dope.
mlsfdn^ to make a mistake, be deceived : fail mlstlan to be or grow misty, ^, \'mist*'\
to get, mlstld f. evil time, FM360".
ndsgedwleld n. error, perversion, Jul 326. mJalldaii (impeis. ) to miscarry, fail, LLZ4S',
mls^hygd fn. evil thought, Ak772. ['mistide^]
misgeUmp n. misfortune, W211*^. mlstlg 'misty,* B,
ml^mynd f. evil memory, Sol405. mlstlhtan to lead astray, dissuade, M,
inl8(ge)wld6r m. bad weather, storm. mIstlhtendUc dehortative, iE)GB226^.
mlsgrCtan to greet amiss, insult, Gt. mlstU- =: mistel-
miag^man to neglect, LL, ['misyeme*] mlstlinlan [impere. w. d.] to happen amiss,
mishadhhen&ib being iU, MiLS^*, Bas, ['mistvme*'\
mlshealdan^ not to keep, to neglect, ^5(9^*^). mlstlio^mialio
mishaaldsimmes f . want of observation, care- mlstran to grow dim, M.
lessness, LL(196*). mistriwan to mistrust, DB39i*.
mlsMmes f . act of disobedience, W. mlstQclan to ill-treat, Chr 1083,GI) 15.
mls-bweorfed, -hwyrfed, -hwortem perverted, mMton* to mis-thrive, degenerate.
inverted. .mlsweazan* to grow improperly, M.
mlihyran to hear amiss, not to listen to, dis- mlswendan to pervert, abuse, M : be perverted,
obey, BB,W, [*mM^r'; hieran] err,^.
mlfllAdan to 'mislead,* ^. miswende erring, ill-behaving, M.
mIslAran to teach amiss, give bad advice to, iiil8weiilaiitomMiMe,a6iMe,Sc224^^(7»mi8-
iEL5119. werian, MLN25-80).
mlsUr f. ill teaching, evil suggestion, misweorc n. misdeed, JnB3^*.
mlslio- =mi8lio- misweortfan* to turn out amiss, W.
mlslie ujUike, various, manifold, Bl,Bo;M, mlswlder=mi8gewider
CP : tvandering, erratic, ['mislich*] adv. mlswlssiaik to mislead, LL130 ; 381.
-lice in various ways, diversely, aimlessly, mlswrltan^ to write incorrectly, AtOr,
Bo,Chr, ['misliche*] I'miswrite*]
misllGlaii (w. d.) to displease, disquiet, JB, mlswurtnaii (boo) to dishonour, UUreat, "LL
CP, ['mislike*] 381 [26].
mlsUones f. variety, diversity, JE, iiil8wyBSigaii=miswiB8ian
mlsllmp n. misfortune, mite f. 'mite* {smaU insect), WW 122*,
mlsllmpan' impen. w. d. to go wrong, turn mliUim,,mittef, a measure, bushel, Ct,W W ;
out badly, AO. i£,CP. ['mit* ; metan]
mlslybban to lead a bad life, M, [* misUve *] mittan = metan ; mitte = mitta
mlsmloel of wuying sizes f Ex 373. mittlng (^,A0) = mating ; mittf = mid %f
mlsrSean to abuse, ^H2-690**. ml« {LkL)=^mid
mlsrAd m. misguidance, M : misconduct, M, mlSan^ to hide, conceal (tr. and intr. ), keep to
misrAdan to advise wrongly, BB. oneself, dissemble, BH,Bo,WW ; CP : eon-
mist n. absence, loss (Swt). ceal oneself, remain concealed. Led : (f )avoid,
miss- = mifl- shun, refrain from. [* mithe *]
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MONANNIHT
iiim=inldl; iiilz=meox
mlzen (v) f. dung-hMip, dung, JB^LkL,
[*m$xen ]
mlzftiidyiige (y^) f. dung, LL464[9].
mlXBnpbuite f. nightshade {pian t), Lcd.
mliforoe (y) f . dung-fork, WW 106**.
mod n. (±) heart, mind, spirit, *inood,*
temper, B,BH,Bl ; iE,AO,CP : courage, B ;
AO : arrogance, pride, AO : power, vioUnce,
+m6d of one mind, harmonious, peaceful, CP.
modbUndt blind, undisceming,
mddbUsslendet ezuUing.
modbysgiing f. anxiettf, Dom84.
modOMrigt sorrowful of heart.
rnddOMTut f . sorrow, grief.
modoraBft m. intelligence.
moderflBftlff inteUigenL
iiioddor=mddor
moddran of mothers, ApT4".
iiioddil(f)6=mddrige; mdde-=mddig-
mddearfoV n. grief of mind, fHy 4*^.
iii6d«g=mddig; mdder^mddor
moderoynd = medrengeoynd
mdderge = m5drige
mddful proud, haughty, LodSISS**
modgehygdf n. thought.
mdd^myndt n. mind, thotight.
modf fomort ead, deieeted.
mddgtfSftno m. tnought, understanding,
intellect, mind.
m6dg«V5ht m. thought, understanding, mind.
mddgvttyldlf patient. An 983.
modgewlniiA m. care, Gbn2797.
rnddgtan = mOdigion
mddgldano (N) = modgeVanc
mA^lmd joyous, Qul311.
modgltaw wise, Sol 180.
modtaapT brave, £x242 (GK).
modtaete m. hatred, Gbn 1766.
mddhord n. secret thoughts. An 172.
mfidliwstt brave, bold.
mfidlg (CP), modi spirited, daring, bold,
brave, high-souled, magnanimous, B;M :
impetuous, headstrong, JE ; CP : arrogant,
proud, M,CV. [* moody']
modlgan, modiffiAii to grow proud or over-
bearing, be high-minded, glory, exult, show
bravery, iB : take offence through pride, M.
mddlgUo (made-) htgh-souled, iopy, proud :
brave, bold : splendid, magnificent, adv.
-lioe. Ma (mdde-)- ['moodily']
mddlgnes f. greatness of soul : pride, arro-
gance, haughtiness, M. \^ moodiness']
mddilio = mddiglio
modltes spiritless, KGl66«<>.
mddlAaat f . want of courage, M.
mddltef dear, precious, FT 28.
mddluftt f. heart's affection, love.
+mddod disposed, .£H1'524^.
modor (e*) f., da. mSder 'mother,' WW;
{of animals), LL ; AO,CP.
mMoroUd (m58-) n« a child of one's {own)
mother, PP868*.
jnddMeyim n. maternal descent, Chb I067d.
mddorhealf f. mother's side, Chb1076d.
m4dorfarll n. ufomb, PPs.
mddorltaa (e*) motherless, W228».
mddorlio (e*) maternal, AOr. ['motherly']
modorlufu f. love for a mother, NC309.
mddonlaga m. matricide, WW335*.
modrige, mddrie f. mother's sister, maternal
aunt, ^,A0 : cousin. [m6dor]
mddrdf valiant, An 1493.
mddsafaf m. heart, mind, spirit, soul :
thought, imagination, purpose, character.
modateo sick at heart, Gev 1236.
modstoonaa f . disease of the heart, WW 199*'.
modanotort wise.
mddsorgt f . heart-sorrow.
modataVol m. principle, character, LL(318*').
rndd-^talfolnaa, -stat^olfiestnea f . firmness of
nUnd, W63".
-hmodsumlaii to agree, CP.
+iiiodauiimaa f. agreement, concord, CP.
modawfVt reschUe.
mdd-Vraeu f. gs. -Snece courage, B386.
modttrta m. anguish, Bd4*®.
iii6d9wAre meek, LPs 24*.
mddSwfimaa f . patience, meekness, W.
iii6dur=m6dor
mddwAg m. proud wave. Ex 499.
iii5dwallg gifted, talented, wise, fCP.
modwlanot sioui-hearied : haughty.
modwyn f. heart's joy, property, Rd87^.
moetan (Cp) = metan
mohtSa, mohVe (N) = mot$tSe
moloaii n. coagulated or curdled milk. [op.
Oer. molke]
molda? m. ▼. molde II.
moldflMnt n. grave.
moldoom n. granular tuber of saxifraga
granulata, and the plant itself, LoD.
molda I. f. sand, 'mould,* loose earth, dust,
soil, Cp,BH ; M : land, country : world.
Ill i. top of the head, Lcd (or moldaT).
['mould']
moldam = moldsem
moldgawlnd n. top of the head, NC310.
moldgnett n. grave.
moldhrtranda moving upon earth. Cheat
27. . y
moldb^pa f. heap of dust, i£H 1*492.
moldstow f. site, sepulchre, GPH391.
moldwagt m. earth.
moldwyrm m. earth-worm, SotrL72.
molagn n. curds, Gl.
molagnatycaa n. piece of curd, Gl.
moling =mo1egn
molan n? decay, NC310.
irmolanlan to moulder, decay, M.
moltan pp. of meltan.
momra=mamra; moii>=^man
mdna m. 'moon,' Bo,Lcd ; M,AO,CP.
mommAfan m. Sunday evening, LL.
mdmuutog m. 'Monday,' A,Jn.
monauiiiit f. Monday eve, i.e. Sunday
evening, lAu
MONAD
207
MOT^BN
mdnall m. nap. mon(e)9a8, monaV * months*
BUyBoMfLcd ; AO,CP. [mona]
mdnalUUU f . morbus menttrualis, BH.
mdnaK&dUg meTistiruous, BH78'.
mdnaVblod n. *mensUruum,* WW.
mdnaVbot f . peTiance lasting a rmmth, LL
(278").
mdnaVfylen f. time offuU moon, OEG.
mdnaVgeoynd f. * menstruum,* Lod.
mdnaVUo monthly, lunar, Gl.
mdnatfstoc I. menstruous, M, II.sm6n8Soo
mdoatbtecnes f. lunacy, LcdI-170*.
monoiu = mancus ; mond = mand
mondsdg = mdnandiBg ; moiw f . = m5na
mdnello lunar, M,
monettan to despise ? An 746. [*manetian ?]
+mong = +mang; monlgiafmanig
moiiUe=manelio; monn^maiin
monoV = monatS
monstec *moonsick,* lunaUe, epUepHc, MtR,
moiit=munt; mdn9=monat$
inonuo=manao
mdr m. ^moor,* morass, svoamp, £;Mdf :
hill, mountain, AO.
moraV (57) n. stoeet boiled wine vfith herbs.
[L. moratum]
morMam (a, u) m. mulberry tree, bramble,
VPs{a). [v. "more']
mdrberie f . mulberry (fruit), ^L25*7*.
more f . carrot, parsnip, Led, W W. [* more ']
moriV=:mora6
morfsMten n. moor-fastness, Chb.
morflfoge f. *cariseus, * a kind of fly, NC310.
morgen (a, e) m. ds. morgenne *mom,*
mcming, foremoon, M,B,M.iL,YFs : sun-
rise, B : morrow, OP. on mor(gen)ne
(1) in the morning, (2) to-morrow,
morgenoealdf chiU at mom.
morgenoolla m. morning terror, Jud245.
moTgendsBg m. morrow : morning.
morgendllo = morgenlio
morgendreno m. morning drink. Lob.
morgengebedtld f. morning prayer, Guth
40«.
moigengifu f . gift by a hu^Kind to his wife
the morning after ihe wedding, BC,WW.
[*moryeve*'\
morgenlteht n. dawn, morning.
morgenlio matutinal, morning : of the
morrow, morgenlica dte^ to-morrow.
morgenlong lasting a momtng, B2896.
morgennuesae f . morning mass, first mass,
ANS84-2.
morgenmete m. morning meal.
morgenrftn m. morning rain, Az82.
morgensteo sad at mom. Air 241.
morgen8|»So f . regular meeting of a guild on
ihe morrow after Aeguild-f east, TC. [* mom-
speech*]
morgenspell} n. news published at mom.
morgfimtt^rmm. morning star. Bo. [* mom-
star*]
morgenswfig m. cry a< mom, B 129.
morgentU (a^, e^) f. moming.
morgentfdUe matutinal, BPsl29*.
morgentortat bright at mom. Ay 24 1.
morgenwadan to rise early, WW.
morhfiV f. mountain-heath, PPs82^<».
morheald heathy, marshy f £x61.
morhop n. moor-swamp, B460.
morig marshy, M.
morland n. * moor-land,* mountain-uxute,
LkL.
mome ds., momee gs. of moigen*
morod, moroS = morat$
morsoeatta m. robber from mountain heights,
NG.
morseeg mn. sedge, Lod 3*140*'.
moneohtre f. marshy ditch, NO 310.
morstapa m. traverser of moors, RnK2.
mortere m. mxurtar. \L. mortarinm]
moi1{ nm. <2eatA, djeatrudMn, homicide,
'murder,* AO;M'. deadly sin. [*murth*]
morV- = mortSor-
moiteimdel mn. barrow raised over a dead
body? deadly pool? corpse-pit? KC3-23'.
morVdAd f . murder, deadly sin, crime, M.
mortSornm.,g8. morCres (mp. mortSraa) deed
of violence, 'murder,* homicide, man-
slaughter, B,Bl : mortal sin, crime : injury,
punishment, torment, misery.
moiKorbealut n. videnJt death, murder.
morHorbed} n. bed of death (by violenee).
morVoroofa m. prison. An 1006.
moiHoroTflBft m. murdirous crime. An 177.
morl^orowalu f. murder, NO 310.
moiKorowealm m. murder, death, GnE 152.
morSortaete m. blood- feud, B1106.
morSorhot n. place of torment. El 1303.
moilSorhQs n. house of torment, Gb1626.
mof1torhyogende| with murderous thoughts,
moiltorltan n. retribtUion for sin, Gb1612.
morVonoyldlg guilty. An 1601.
moilforalaga m. homicide, murderer, NG.
morVorslagu f. homicide, murder, NG.
morSorslege m. homicide, mvrder, LL( 148^*).
morVorsleht (morValiht) m. slaughter,
murder.
mortforwyrtata m. murderer.
morMaga (M) = mort^orslaga
mortteUht = morVorsleht ; morMr = mortSor
morVweoro n. deadly work, act which causes
death, murder, LL.
morVwyrhta = mortSorwyrhta
mom f. parsnip, carrot (a»more).
mdrwyrt f. moor-wort, Lod 48b.
md§ n. I. bog, marsh, BC. [*moss*] IL n.
food, victuals. [Oer. mas]
m6tt, m5ste ▼. *m5taji.
mot n. mote, speck, atom.
m6t I. {±, U8U. -f ) n. 'moot* C gemot*),
society, assembly, court, council, Uhr,MtL ;
Mdf. +m. wyroan to take counsel : liHga*
tion. Bo : (+) conflict, encounter. IL f.
toU, tribute, MkL. [Oer. maut] IIL pres,
Bg. of *mdtan.
±mdt»m (e*) n. place of meeting, eourt"
?umse, AO.
MOTAN
MUSCELLB
motan* swr. pies. 1, 3 eg. mdt, pres. 2 ag.
mdBt, pres. pL m6ton, pret. mtete {may),
to be auowed, he able to, have opporiunUy to,
be compelled to, must, JB ; AO,CP. mdste
iowoyldihailmigkH ['mote']
+]ndtan=mdtan
mdtbell f . beU for mtmmoning a miooi, LL,
[v. 'moot'^
±mdtlMorli m. hiU of mating, BC.
mdtora m. public speaker, WW. ['mooter*}
nidteni=mdt>Dm
rndtgwita m. moot-reeve, chairman of a moot,
EC 342'.
d:mothtl8 n. moot'haU, place of assembly,
WWiW. [*mooihouse^]
±m6tUm to speak to, converse with, address,
harangue, JB : debate, argue, plead. Hex,
Vmoot*]
mdtlMu sbpL courU, assemblies f TG433*'.
+iiidtltali m. meadow of me eting, BC.
^-motauum m. orator, WW 164** ; 310**.
+m5tst6de m. piaee of meeting. Soul 162.
±mdt8t6w f . place of meeting, forum.
mdtiing f. conversation, discussion, OEQ.
[' mooting*]
mbtmtm^ (u*) quaUfied to attend the moot,
EC343'.
mxAinitiuk moth-^aten.
md9or=mddor
moVSe f. *moth,* MtL (mohSe).
muQgwyrt f. artemisia, mugwort, LoD.
inuozle=miuoelle; mQdrioa=mvderoe
mflga m. 'mow, ' heap of com, JB.
iiiiigan*=magan; mugwyrt=smaogwyTt
mlUia {Cp)=mugtk
mtU m. mule. [L. mnlus]
mfllbyrde m. mule-keeper, ^Gb36*.
maltOB pret. pL of meltan.
+muii (w. g. ) mindful, remembering, A04S^.
±miiiiaii (uBu. +) pree. 1, 3 sg. man (mon),
2 manst, pL manon, pret. mnnde swr. to
think about, be mindfid of, remember, Bl,
Jul,Lk ; M,AO,C^ : consider. [* i-mune *]
miind f. I.t hand : palm {of the hand, as a
measure): trust, security, protection, guard-
ianship, M : protector, guardian : the king*s
peace : fine for breach of the laws of pro-
tection or gtutrdianship of the king*s peace,
Y. LL 2*555 ; 641. [cp. Oer. yonnund] II.
m. money paid by bridegroom to bride* s
fcUher, bridegroom* s gift to bride, Cb93.
III.— mynd
mundbeorg m. protecting hiU, PPs 124*.
mundberd = mundbyrd
mundbora m. protector, preserver, guardian,
advocate, M : prefect.
mondbryoe (i*) m. breach of the laws of pro-
tection or guardianship, LL : fine for the
breach of such lavts.
mundbyrd f. protection, patronage, help :
fine for a breach of the peace, IJj.
+mundbyTdan to protect. Bo.
nrandbynlnM f . protection : security, indepen-
dence I protector, guardian, advocate.
mundbyresmnndbyTde (da. of mundbyrd)
mundensfl m. protecting power, Lgd 1*384".
munde ▼. mnnan ; +munda = +mynde
miindgripef m. hand-grasp.
mundhMUa f. protectionf Cb445.
±mundian to protect, watch over, act as
guardian of, JE.
mundlend m. protector, TC525'.
Dnmd-Ifow, -Ida, -Ian f. wash-hand basin,
WW. [ON. munnlaac]
tnundrof strong with the hands, Rd84*.
mundwlft f. guardianship, protection, NC
310.
munee^=<munac
munedan to make a monk of, LL. [* monk ']
mimetares mynetere
mungungs mynegung
+munlng f. rem^d>rance.
miint m. mountain, hill, M,^0,CP. [L.
montem]
muntsBlten f. mountain-nymj^, WW 189*.
munteiyse f. mountain prison, W84h.
muntland n. hiU-country, Ul**.
munuo m. 'monk,* BH,RB{f^)i {used also
of women), A27-255. [L. monachua]
munuobehftt n. monastic vow, HLIS,*^***.
munuoofld n. chUd intended for monatltic
life, M.
munuoenapa m. young monk, OB.
munuegegyrela m. monastic garb, BH34*'.
munuehSd m. monastic orders, (Ae monasHc
life,JS,BH;CF. ['monkhood*)
manuebiUp m. company of monks.
munuelan (e*) to meJte a monk of, LL.
['numk*]
munuolic monkish, monastic, BE ; M. adv.
•Hoe. ['monkty*}
miinucllt n. monastic Ufe, M : cloister,
monastery, ^AO.
munuoriaf n. monk*s garb, QD2V.
munuoregol m. monastic rule, mode of life,
JE : a body of monks under a certain rule,
TC644".
munuesorad n, monk's garb, MPliS^.
munuestow f. place of monks, BH236**.
munuoMaw m. monastic rule, ANS84-7.
munuewlse i. fashion of a monk, i£L6*247.
mOr m. waU, [L. munis]
mOr-btam, -berie=m5r-beam, -bene
muro dismal, wretched, PPs 145*. [myroe]
murdan to murmwr, complain, repine, grieve,
CP.
muron- = maro-
murenwe m. complainer, RB21*.
murcung f. complaining, lameiffUaHon^ sor^
row, CP.
murge = myrge
muman* (and wv.) to care, be anxious or
fearful about, An,Bo,WcUd : 'mourn,*
sorrow, bemoan, Wy i long after, ^n37.
nsurra, marre = myira, myire
mtls f . gB. mus, muse, nap. m^ * mouee^ * Bo ;
M ; Mdf : musde {of the arm), WWISS^.
mus-oello, -cule i. sheU-fish, musseL [L.]
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MYNSTERF^a>£B
mmoflAoto f f a snuiU fly found in wine (most-
fleogeTBT),WW121".
museto = nmscelle
mtlseplse f . mouse-pea, veich, WW 148**.
mOsfealle (a*) f. mouee-trap, WW.
mOsfealu mou3e'C4>hured, WW 448* .
mOshafoo n. mouee-hawk, buzzard, WW.
miule =mu0oelle ; mussoel (Gl) =mu8oelle
must m. *miM(,' new wine, Bo;M, [Zr.
mnstum]
-mUtlan y. be-m.
mtttimg f. *mutuum,' loan, WW449*'*.
mttV m. * mouth, * opening, door, gate, JB,BH,
CP,MU
mQVa m. mouth (of a river), estuary, AO,
Chb : (t) entrance to a hou se, door.
mQMdl f . mouth-disease, WW. ^^
mOVbentung f . eruption of the mouth, WW.
mOffbona m. devourer, B 1^)79.
mQtfooVu f . mouth-disease, WW.
mtlVettan to blab out, let out, ^(6^*^).
mUVtrto/ree to speak, PPsll'.
mUtftiAl n. wJiolesome speech. Ex 552.
mtl9hT5t m. palaU, OEQ332.
mfMAAas mouthless, Bd61*.
mHwa ( W W 348*) = maga
muzle = muBcelle
inyoeT (ES43-309), myoel (LWS)=imoel
myog (i) m. * midge,* Cp,Lcd,WW.
myogem (i) n. internal fat, suet, WW.
[^midgem]
myognet n. mosquito-net, WW 183"(i).
myel- = miol- ; myd- = mid-
mydd n. bushel, AO 190^*. [L. modiiu]
myderoe f . money-box, chest, M,
mygg (Ol) = mycg ; EO^gV = mAgtS
iiiyhtlg = inihtig
m^hV pres. 3 sg. of mtean.
myl n. dust, JAW32 ; ES41-163. [6er. mfiU]
inylo=meolo
myloan adj. of milk.
inyldan=miltan ; -myldan ▼. be-m.
. myle-=mylen-
(^•^inylen mf. *i»»H,' KC,LL,JtB;^dl.
mylengafol n. miU-tax, mill-rent f NC310.
mylenhwfol n. ^miU-wheel,^ Led.
mylensoaarpt sharpened on the grindstone.
mylenstftn m. grindstone, WW. [^milis tone*]
mytentroh n mill-trough, mill-conduit, WW.
mylenwani f., mylenwer m. miU-toeir, miU-
dam, Ct.
mylenwyrd, myleweard m. tenant of a
{manorial) mill, WW. ['millward*]
myUer (EC 179^) -myle(n)wer7
myllse, mylso = miliso
mylma m. retreat r GPH398^*<^.
iiiyln=:mylen
myltan = ( 1 ) meltan ; (2) miltan
myltenhtks n. brothel, ES9-39.
myltestre (e, i) f. prostitute, M. [L.
meretricem]
myltestrehOs n. brothel, WW 186*.
mymerlan to keep in memory, remember,
W74".
O. H.
+iiiyiiaii = +maiian
dbmynd (usa. +) fn. memory, remembrance,
JB,BB,Met : memorial, record, ^ i act of
commemoration, Bl,MH : thought, purpose,
BL on +m. niman to reeoUecL ['mtnd']
+myndbllSe memorial, EPs 101^ ; 134^(1).
+iDyndd8Bg f. commemoration day, anniver-
sary, BH.
+iiiynde I. mindful. El 1064. II. river-
mouth, BH398" (V. JAW31).
+]i]yndewyi1fe vforth mentioning, BH486^*.
^myndglaii to remember, be mindful of :
(w. g.) remind, W : intend : commemorate,
mention, PPs : exhort, warn : demand pay-
ment, LL206,1>2. +myndgod aforesaid.
Vming*]
myndglend m. one who reminds, B1105.
myndgung f . admonition, CP : remembrance.
izinyndlg mindful, Mk. se +myndiga the
aforesaid. [*mindy*'\
+myndlglie = + myndlio
+]i]ynd]glloii0s f . remismbrance, SPs 101^.
±m^^h9M foolish, senseless, M.
+]i]yndllc fitemora62e. adv. -Uce6yAear<,iE.
+inynd]^t f. madness, ZI)A31**.
+iiiyndstow f . m^onurnent, tomb.
4-iiiyiidwyrSe = +myndewyTCe
myne l.t m. memory, remembrance : feeling,
affection, love, favour, m. witan to love :
purpose, desire, wish : memorto/. [fmiman]
11. m. minnow, WW. III.=:mene
+myne I. mindful, MtR5*'. II. pres. Bubj.
of +inunan.
myneoen, mynecenu f. female monk, nun^
WW \M. [*m»ncAef»' ; manno]
myneglan = m vndgian
myneglendlle hortatory, CM30,
mynegung f . wamin^i, admonition, exhorta-
tion, M : claim.
mynelto desirable, Wxd4.
mynesolUlng = meneecilling
mynet n. coin, money, Cp,Lcd,MtR. [*mini* ;
L. moneta]
myneto^a m. mcney -changer, ^H 1*412.
mynetere m. ^minter,* coiner, JB : money-
dhanger, Mt ; M.
mynetlan to coin, LL158[14].
myneUaan n. coinage, .^IL23^^.
mynelslege m. minting, coinage, ^L23^'*.
mynelsmimfo f. mint, LL158[14,1].
myng- = myneg-, myndg-
mynlui to intend, be impelled : direct one-
&df towards an object, ASl*(e).
mynlg- = xnyneg- ; mynlt = mynet
myiile f. desire, Mst26*'.
mynnan = mynian
mynstor (»*) n. monastery, nunnery, BH :
mather-church, ''mineter,* cathedrtU, LL.
[L. monasterium]
mynsterbdc f 7 minster-book, NG310.
mynsterolAnsung f . purification of a minster.
mynsterelflM f . monastic enclosure, staU, cell,
CM 22.
mynstarfflMtor m. abbot, 01)293^
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mynstertAmiM f . nun, BH 20^*. myiet sbpL flUs, PPs 104'^
mynstafgang m. act of joining an order of iii^=m68e; iiiyttiiig=mitt!iig
monks, LL(146'*). -\-m$^ n. {usa. pL) mouih, confluence,
mynstargtot n. monastery gaie, GD 145'. junction of two streams, BH,Ct.
mynstorhftm m. monastic house, monastery, myz = meox ; myz- =iiiiz-
mynsterhate m. persecutor of monasteries,
W166«».
mjnsterlio monastic, M. adv. -lice. ^
mynstorilf n. monastic life, M : cloister,
monastery, nA (5) adv. conj. not, no, not at all, not even,
mynstemuum m. monk, M, never, by no means, MJiO,CP. na Snt in
mynstermunuo m. monk who lives in a not oniy, iia...nA nei$ker,.,nor, ne na
numastery (i.e. not an anchorite), M. nor. na ma no more, ^OrJBL l*no mo*]
loynstorpratost m. provost of a monastery, na mare sb. nothing more, Bo,Mk, [*im>
TC434«. more 'J
mynsterprfott m. priest of a ehuirch or iiab-=naf-
minster, LL(254'). nabban anv. pra. 1 eg. nsbbe, 2 nmtst,
mynstonolr f . control of a monastery, BH 3 nafatS, nam, pL nabbaC, nsBbbaS ; pret.
468^^. nsBfde (y. habban) not to have, to laem, be
mynftentede m. monastic buildings, GD without, Bo(-\-TUBBid),Jn;AO,CP.[Y.* have*]
182^*. naeat m- vessel, boat, ship. [Oer. nacben]
mynstontdw f. place of a minster, town, BH naoed =nacod
160^*. ±iiaoiaii, -f nacodian to lay bare, strip,
mynaterdmbning f. building of a monastery, naood, nacud (n) (+) I. adj. 'ntUsed,* nude,
GD147^^ bare, JB ; CP : empty : not fully doAed.
mynsterMaw m. monastic custom, BH462^'. II. f. ncUcedness.
mynsteitfogniiiig f. mofuistic service, BB86^'. iiaeodn«8 (e) f . nakedness, M,
mynsterwbe f . custom of a monastery, nsB ady. = ne
^tmyntan. to intend, diermine, resolve, JE, n»bbaV, n»bbe ▼. nabban.
Bo : think, BJud : bring forth, So21£P : iiAbre=n£fre
give up to, LL400[3]. ['mirU,* 'i-munte*] nsBcad {Cp499E *&Merto*)=naood
myianbiatod n. mare's head (a nick-name), ±nAeaii (hnjBcan) to kiU, M,
Chb 1010b. ii»e6d>=^nacod
Myroe, Myrcan=Mieroe ; myrM^miroe naoedu f. m^cedness, MFH. 169.
myre (i£,AO ) = miere nact = nibt ; nsBddar- = neder-
myrensBddra = meren»ddra lUDddarfUi snake-colowed, HL 15^
myrgan to be ^ merry,* rejoice, PPs. naaddre (CP)=n«dre ^^
myrge adj. (e, i, a) pleasing, agreeable, M, nsDddrewlnde f. odder'tco K, WW 287^*>
jB6,ife<(e) : j^Ieownt, sweei, DHy{e). adv. nAdarbita m. ichneumon, WW.
mjnglSce pleasantly, melodiously, GD286^. nAdl (5) f. ^needle,* 8oul,WW ; M,
[* merry 'J nAdra (e) f. ^ adder,* snake, serpenl, viper,
myrgelM n. epitaph 9 BH 94^'( b). Mt ; AO,CP.
myigen I. f. joy, pleasure, MET(Introd.)5. nAdrewyrt (der) f. adder-worL
II.^=:<morgen nflsfde pret. 3 8g. ol nabban.
myignm f. melody, WW33>^ nsBfebor ( A9-263*) =:nafugar
myrgK (e, i), myrnC f. ^ mirth,* joy, pleasure, nsBflg (NG) =nnftig ; ubAm =nebie
sweetness {of sound), jE,Bo. nAfre (e) adv. 'never,* BJBo,Bl,0;CP.
iiiyrig-=myTg-; nii^llc=nuBr]ic [ne, «fre]
myrr- = mierr- nsflit ▼. nabban.
myrra I. m. sweet cicely {plant). IL (n) L nasft f. need, want, poverty. So 167**^.
* myrrh,* JS. nsDttcyiTend not returning, CP77**. [neft,
mym f. = myrra ne eft]
myrrelse f. offence, scandal, stumbling-block, imttig poor. So 190^.
JnL338. ±nft^ui Lf (e) (often followed by wordom)
myrtan I. n. flesh of an animal which has to accost, speak to, II.=hn&gan
died of itself, carrion, LL. II. adj. dead {of naagal =n»gl ; nsBgan =ne mngen
animals which have not been killed), LL. nsegl m. 'nail,* peg, AO;M : finger-nail,
myt9=inyTgiS toe-nail, daw, ^ : pledrum, Wtbi>84 :
myrKra m. homicide, murderer. (in comp.) handle.
-myiKran, -myrtSrian v. for-, of-m. nagladbordf with nailed sides,
myrSnmg f . parricide, murder, WW 467*^. naagladciiaarr m. nail-fastened vessel, ^Css.
iiiyrw-=meaiiiw- (v. meani); m^ y. moB. 937.
myican to afflict, PPs. neagMorsBt n. iron charioL
+myiean to defile, OEG 17«^ luegiadilne n. studded vessel, B2023.
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211
NABEB
±iUBgIlaii 'to naU/ fasten wUh naih, MiLB ;
M,
nsBglMx n. knife for cutting ike naiU, WW,
[seax; v. ^naiV}
naglspere n. (sharp) nail, Cp260u.
iidh=neah; nAhsta = niehista
DAht (NQ,VPa)'p=!xi3ht; iiAht=naht
nsDUflMsnealles; n8Bm=neom
nAm f. taking, receiving, NC311.
+n<Rinim to take away, Guth14".
nAmel receptive, NC311. [»nnmol]
nfimlng f . bargain, contract, WW 180^*.
Ii0mne=nefne
+BiBiiiiilaii (LL466')=neiniiian
nmmnlendllo = nemniendlic
nAnlg pron. no one, none, not any, no (lued
as sb. with gen. and as adj.). nfinige
fiinga (S320) adv. not at aU, in no wise,
[ne, «nig]
nAnlg-wuht, -aht in no wise, nothing,
nAnlht (NG) =nanwiht
nAnne y. nan.
nAp m. turnip, rape, Cpjjcd. Vneep*]
nApsAd n. rape seed, LoD.
iMBpte=nefte
nAre, nteron {M,AO,CP) = ne wfire, ne
w»ron
nArende pto. not being, [ne, wesan]
iiAiTa=neara
1I8M I. (AOyCP) =ne wns. II. ady. not, not
at aU, CP. [»nal»B] III.=sn»88. IV.
pret. 3 sg. of nesan.
lUdan fawn-skin, Ql,Lod.
MB8e(NG)=ne8e
nsMgristte f . nose-gristle, Gl.
naM-tallV n. dp. -hleoVum dedivOy, slope {of
a headland), BU2S.
lUBM (e), nseesa m. 'ness,* cliff , headland,
cape, B : (f) earth, ground,
+ii»stan to contend (wit$), Rd28>*.
nsMtor *cauc ale,* an umbelliferous plant f
wild carrot? WW202i.
nsBSt^l n. nostril, 2&.
±nAtan to annoy, afflict, press upon, subdue,
CP
nAttag f. blaming, CP353U.
nAin=n&dI
nafa I. m. =:nafa. II. =ne hala imperat. of
nabban
nafWV pres. 3 sg. of nabban.
nafela m. navel, JE,AO.
natette m. nave {of a wheel), WW 106*^.
nafogir m. *auaer,' Gl,WW,
nafu f. nave {of a wheel). Bo.
iiatula= nafela
nafulsoeaft f. naveZ,-LcD3'124*'.
+iiftg striking, pressing? Rim 67?
nftgan* pres. 3 sg. nah ; pret. nahte, nahton
not to owe, not to be bound, not to be allowed,
to have no right to, not to own, not to have,
to lose, be unable to, AO nahte ought not,
[ne, agan]
nilit {&, an, 0) I. n. * naught,* nothing, M :
wickedness, evil-doing, CP (nawht). instr.
nahte w. oomparativeB= noCAtn^. II. use-
less, bad, poor. III. adv. not, not at all,
CP. [na, wiht]
nAhte v. nagan.
nfthttremmand m. evil-doer, PP858'.
nfthlgltsuDg [nauht-] f. wicked avarice, CP
333*.
nfthtUo good for nothing, uxirthless, of no
avail, Csr979x. adv. -Uoe wiclxdly, badly,
VP8{6). VnoughUy']
nfthtnes f. wortklessnees, CHB449a.
n&htsctpe f. worthlessness, Chb449s.
nAh-wAr, -wftm adv. 'nou?here,* in no case,
never, notataU, A,^,Bl ; GD(d).
nfthwselSer pron. and oonj. neither, CP,
Inauther*]
nAhwir = nahwfir
nitawlder ^no-whither,* nowhere, Bo,BB,
nfthwonan adv. from nowhere,
nataM, nalas, nales (AO,CP), nalles (CP)»
nals=nealles
nalde (N,yPs) =nolde pret. of *nyllan.
nam I. pret. 8 sg. of niman. II. (N)sne
eom
nlm f. (legal) seizure, LL.
nama (o) m. 'name,* JB ',AO,CP : noun,
iSiGR.
nambd c (o) f. register of names {in a book),
WW 342".
nambred (o) n. register of names {on a tahlei),
WW499*. [Qer, brett]
namctkV weU-known, celebrated, M,
namoOVlIoe adv. by name, M.
±nanilan to 'name, ' mention, JB : nominate,
appoint.
nammAtum adv. by name, OEG880.
+]uumia m. companion, Rd63* ; 64^'?
riamnian to address, inpoke, j!&.
Dftmon pret. pL of niman.
DftmrAden f. learning, WW431*.
nta as. nftnne, nanne I. pron. and adj. ' none*
not one, no, Bl,Chr,Ct,nL. nana oinga on
no account. II. sb. w. g. none, no one,
nothing, Bo,Jn,BB. [nS, an]
nAn-wlht, -(w)uht I. n. (often w. g.) nothing,
naught, AO,CP. II. adv. not at all, in no
wise.
nftp pret. 3 sg. of nipan.
nard m. spil^nard, unguent. [L. nardus]
nart {JnL) =neart ; nam =neani
nas =ne8 =ne w»s
ntot (— ne wast) v. nytan.
nas19i*l=ii»st$yTl; nasa=noea
n&t (Bo,Jn)=ne wat, v. nytan.
iiAtethw5n {M), natet$»6hw6n adv. not, not
at aU, by no means.
nAthwi adj. pron. some one {nescio quis).
nithwAr adv. somev^ere or other.
tMhwwt pron. something or other.
nftt-hwllo, -hwylo adj. pron. (indef.) (/ know
not whid^), some one or other.
nAtdliwdn, natd68Bshwdn=nate6hwdn
nMHUto (AO) =na€ylns
nftVer (^,AO,CP), nat$or (iS:)=:nahw»t$er
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nMno n. nothing, HL18^. ±iiMai-li0, •lii(g)e (luu. +) sufficienily :
nftSyifis nottnthslanding, nevertheilesB, AO almndantly : often, frequently : earnestly,
(e*). ntahhebflr = neahgebor
iiAuht=iiaht +iiealilielIoe (nehJ-) euffidentiy, frequently,
nftwa adv. never, LoD94b. [ne, awa] usually, LL,Outh.
n&wor =nahwer ntahherguog f. war dose at hand,
nftwftni [»>nahw«em] ady. nowhere, WW. neah-hto, •hige=neahhe
nftwht, nawiht = naht ; n&wtfor = nahwaBtSer +ntalilaii to draw near to, LPs 90^.
nftwuht (CP) = nawiht, naht ntahldoan = nealtecan
ne I. adv. not, no, M,CF, IL oonj. neither, ntahland n. neighbourhood, 0069**.
nor, M,CP, ntah-mAg m. nap. -magas near relation,
nta- =neah- BiahmOgtS f. neighbouring tribe, BH.
ntad =nied ; n§ad- ▼. aJBO nied, nyd-. atehmimn m. neighbour, BH.
nfiadclamm n. necessity, extremity, LPs 106**. ntetamunt m. neighbouring mountain, GD.
nfodoofa m. prison. An 1311. ntehnes f. nearness, neighbourhood, BH.
ntadgafol n. tax, tribute, LL. ntetanunniiiyiisttr neighbouring convent, BH
ntedgewuna m. enfo rced cu stom, WW221*. 254^®.
nfodgyldA m. ({e6tor, WW221^«. ntehdbb L adj. related, IL f. affinity^
ntedbld m. compulsion, force, WW 480". relationship.
ntedhAs f . order which one must obey, LL 12. ntelista = niehsta
±n6adla]i to compel, force, constrain, urge, ntelistdw f. neighbourhood, place near,
impel, M. iieaht(ife<)=niht
niadignM f . obligation, OEG2106. ntehttd f . approaching time, BH290**.
ntadlnga (AO), nSadlunga =neadiinga ntahtfkn (e) m. neighbouring town or village.
ntedVearfllc lucessary, useful, adv. -fioe, ntahVdod f . neighbouring nation, AO.
MGr, ntehwsBter n. neighbouring piece of water,
nfodSearfnes f. opportunity, occasion, LPs Nab 22**.
9'*. +nfoliwlaii (€) to draw near, cleave to, NG.
iatMingn.necessarything,RB61; MPWl laahymOu m. neighbouring wood, QI>229^.
ntadung f. compulsion, M. dbntalAcan (w. d.) to draw near, approach^
ntodunga, nSadnnge adv. eompulsorily, JS ; AO,CP : be near, GD 85* : cling to, CPs
forcibly, M. 136*. ['nehleche* ; ueah,lBboaaL]
ntadwb needful, fitting, due, M. adv. of nteUtaung f . approach, access, M,
necessity, m. ntello (e) near, neighbouring, adv. -lioe
niadwbDM f. necessity, OEG2396. nearly, about, Bl;CP. ['nighly']
nfodwito n. inevitable punishment, MF nealles adv. not, not at cdl, by no means,
(Vesp. D xiv). CP.
ntadwraca m. avenger by necessity, TO 6 1 1 **. neam =: neom ; ntam- = neahm-
nCah I. (e, i) [comp. neara, superl. niehsta nten adv. from near by : close at hand, near :
S.V.] adj. *near,^ nigh, close, BH ;A0, nearly, about.
P : late. IL adv. *near,* nigh, about, +ntan =+nShwian; ii6ap=hnepp
almost, nearly, lately, AO,Bo,0,Lcd,Met, ntar comp. of neah» adv. near, nearer, AO.
etc. ; CP. ngar and near nearer and nearer, +near = + ner
»t niehstan next, at length, finally. III. ntara, n^rra (AO), oomp. ol nSah, adj.
prep. w. d. near, dose to : according to, later, latter, nearer.
AO. neaia- = nearo- ; nearo ( AO) = neara
+nSah Lf sufficiency, abundance. IL pres. nearobngd f. crafty trick, Juii302
3 Bg. of +nugan. nearoorsBtt m. skill in enclosing f B2243.
ntehbOend m. neighbour, Bd26*. nearoffth intensely hosiilef B2317.
ntehoeaster f. nearest town, BH 52*' (nSh-). nearogrip f . dose grasp, Bd81*.
nSahcyrlce f . neighbouring church, GD. naaroUo oppressive, straitened. El 91 3. adv.
ntohdfil m. neighbourhood, GD71**. -lioe narrowly, dosely, briefiy, accurate^f,
ntehdOn f. neighbouring hill. Nab 14*. ^,CP : strictly, stringently, oppressively.
nfiahfta f. neighbouring river. Nab 22'. nearonM f. urgent need.
nSahtoland n. neighbouring island, MH84^'. nearones f. strait, AO : oppression : distress,
nfohlaoder m. ' vidnus pater, ' GD 179'. anxiety, trouble.
ntoh-feald, -fealdlic (GD) intimaie. naaiollancnes f. wickedness, LPs27*.-
nAahtrtond (e^) m. near friend, near kinsman, nearoVearf f . dire need, Cb69.
Guth56**. Tiib9aiartnot,Bo. ['Tuzri*; neeart]
nSahgangol (w. d.) placed near, iBL23"^ nearu Lf f 7 n? gs. neani, near(o)we strait,
nAabgebtkr m. ^neighbmir,' CP. danger, distress, difficulty, n. tJrdwian to
ntehgeb^n (nehhe-) f. neighbour, Lkl5*. be in straits : confinement, imprisonment :
nfobgeb^Ud (nehe-) m. neighbour, LkL 16*. prison, hiding place. IL adj. narrow, eon-
nftabgehflsa (e) m. neighbour, JVPs. fined, A0,0 : limited, petty : causing m
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aeeompanied by difficuUy, hardship, oppres-
«tye, Bl,Ild I strict, severe, CP. [* narrow*]
iiearu-=nearo-
nearusaarut f . dark cunning f imprisonment f
memnuoTg f . crushing distress. El 1261.
neanlSano m. wickedness, OEO.
nearuwreno m. evil trick. Mod 44.
nearwe adv. narrowly, closely, stricUy, B,
Met : care/iiUy, exactly. El ; CP : oppressive-
ly, forcibly : artfully : anxiously. [* narrow *]
nearwelloe = nearolioe
nearwlan {±) to force in, cramp, confine,
afflict : become smaller, shrink,
nearxnawang = neorxnawang
nfeslan (VP8)=neo0ian
ntot n. animal, beast, ox, CP,VPs; pL
cattle, [*neat*]
+iifot m. companion, follower (esp, in war),
Chr,WW : dependant, vassal, tenant who
works for a lord, y, LL2*427. [y. *geneat']
Iifot0n=n!eten
::tntatland n. land of a dependant or vassal,
LL196,1,1.
+ntetinaim = +ntot
+ntotrlht n. regulations as to the tenure of
'geneatland/ LL445[2].
+iiaatseolu f. band of comrades, Ji7l684.
niawett (AO,CP), nSawiat (M) fm. neigh-
bourhood, nearness, presence : society, co-
habiiation. fnSah, wesan]
ntowung (N) z. nearness.
nebb n. bill, beak^ beak-shaped thing, OpJ^h :
nose, LL : face, countenance, compiUxion,
M,CF. j:**i«6»]
iiAbb-=neb-
nabbian to retort upon, rebuke, confrontp
^H 1*256.
nebcorn n. pimple, LodI'1 18.
nebgebrao n. nasal mucus, WW.
nebsealt f. antimony, face-powder, OEG.
nebwUtful barefaced, shameless, OEG 2*^'.
nebwUtung f. barefacedness, impudence,
OEO 4306.
nebwllte m. face, countenance, M.
nechebtir = nSahgebiir ; neoti- = nihte-
ned = net( t) ; dM = ( 1 ) nied ; (2) niod
nM- (A)=nead-, nied-, nyd-; nMl=nftd]
nMre (VPs), neddie=niMre
nefa m. (± ) nephew, MJiO : stepson : grand-
son,
netene f . granddaughter : niece.
netoe = nemne ; nfitre = nfifre adv.
nefte f. ctit*s mint, [L, nepeta]
nifugol m. bird of prey. Gen 2168. [*nSo,
corpse ; Ooth. naas]
ii6gan=n»gan; negled-=iuegled-
nfh^n^h ; +nebe» +nehli(ig)e = -i-neahhe
nShst, Deh9ta=mehBt, niehsta
neht^niht
nelrmawong (N)= neorxnawang
neista=nieb8ta
nele (AO,CP)=nelle {M) piee. 1, 3 sing.,
nelt=pre8. 2 8g. of neUan.
nellan=:*nyllan
nam-nan, -nian {±)to name, call, M,AO,CP :
enumerate : address, speak to : nominate :
mention, relate, M, [nama]
nanma (A;=WS nymtSe) conj. and prep.
unless, except, save, only.
namnlan = nemnan
namnlandllc, nemnigendlic naming, nomi-
native, iEGB22^*.
namnlng f . name.
nam'8 a=ny mCe
nanft (WW262i) =ne na y. na.
ninig (KGL)=nipnig
niobaddt n. corpse-bed, bed of death. [Ooth.
naus]
ntod I. f. (S, le, y) desire, longing : zeal,
earnestness : j^/easwre, delight. [Qolh.
niuVs] IL^nied
nfoda adv. (instr. of neod) eagerly, zealously,
diUgenily.
nfodlracu f. yearning, greed, MirSl^* (v.
ES 39-336).
ntedfrtond m. kinsman, friend, HL18^**.
[nied]
nfodful zealous, earnest, Jul 720.
ntodhua n. necessary chamber, NC312.
d:ntodian ("Sa; impen. w. g.) to be
necessary, req[uire, be required, MB. [*need*]
nfodlaVu f. wish, B1320.
nfodllea adv. eagerly, carefuUy, zealously,
diligently, ^ : (f) greatly.
niodlof n. zealous praise, PP8148*'.
ntedspaaruwa m. {resUessf) sparrow, PPs
123«.
BiodVaarflle necessary, GD148*.
niodwaoitaDg f. zealous honouring, PPs
142".
naofa^nefa; ntel^^^eowol
nto-lAaan (yP8)rl«oan (if (L)»neall&oan
naom=ne eom {am not)
naoman = niman
ntemlan to sound sweetly f Wtbd84.
iiten=nlwan
+ntepaii*7 to engulf, overwhelm. Ex 475.
ntor adv. =n£ar
+naortI contented, Cp644.
naonmawaag m. Paradise, M,CP ; v. GK.
naonmawangUc adj. of paradise, GD179^
nftoaan, nSosian (iB) to search out, find out,
inspect : (±) visit, go to : attack, visit with
affliction.
ntesIV m. death. Mod 66.
naosu=noBn
±n908iiiig f . access : visitation, visit, M.
ntetan* (osu. w. g.) to use, have the use of,
enjoy, employ, [Oer, geniesaen]
ntetan=n!eten
nao9-an, -ane (i) adv. below, down, beneath,
from beneath, JE,Bl,Bo (on). ['netAen*]
naoffanwaard adj. lower, WW26*(io).
naotto-=ni<6e-; naoVonr=4neotSan
naoVor, neo6oT-=ni(Sor, nitSer-
naotSowaard=ni6eweard; iiaoVra=nit$era
ntew- = ni w-; n aowal = neowol
nCowirao (WW454»)=naw«m
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NIGENBA
naowol (i) predpUous : keadUmg : prone,
proatriMte, JE,Bo{i) : obscure, deep down,
abysmal. [*niteZ*]
neowollle (P, e*) profound, deep, MLl^,
BeowoliMS f. depih, abyss, chasm^ ^(i^)*
nip only in phr. f orSganges n. wUhomi power
ofadtmndngf Ex 460.
nipflod m. neap-tide, e66, low tide, Gl.
ii0pto=nefte
:tner (ea) n. refuge, protection, JELtjLO.
iiir=n§ar
+ii«r-«diM8, -renes f. deliveranee.
iMrgend m. satriour, preserver {Christ, Ood).
±iietlan to save, rescue, liberate, M,AO,CP :
preserve, defend, protect. [Ooth, nasjan;
Cfer. n&hren]
iMriMid, nerigend = nergend
oim = near(r)a ^^
+iwntMle m. refuse, sanctuary, WW 180**.
nmuiig f. guard, protection, OEQ6396.
nerw* = nearw-, nirew- ; nan- = neorx-
±iiMaii* (um. +) to escape from, survive, be
saved.
nase (») adv. no, M,CP. [ne» d]
ne«=n»68
iMst I. n. *nest,* MtLJPh;M : young bird,
brood, IL n. food, provisions, victuals,
ntat, nesta (VPs) =nieh8t» niehita
DMtan to spin, NO.
ne8tlg=mBtig
nestilan to make a nest, LPs 103^.
nastpohlui m. waUet, MtLlO^^
net=nett; iiet-^nyt-
Mta m. caul, WW266**.
B«Uui=n7tan
netel, netele f. * nettle,* Led.
niten (£o,FP«)^=4meten
netaiMf=nytenneB; iiitt(Cp)=nfidl
netle (Cjp)= netele
netoii=nyton pree. p L of nytan.
netrip m. snare, gin, WW.
nett (y) n. 'net,* ^,Bo,WW : neiUng, net-
work, spider's web, PPs. [OoA . naii]
nette (y) f. the net-like caul, WW.
nettgem n. knitting yam, EC 377. [geam]
+netdan to ensnare, OEG4596.
d:nMaii to venture on, dare, risk, AO. [ndt$]
+iiitfedllc = +mededlio
+net$oriaii = + niSerian
nSVlng f . boldness, daring, AO.
iiein(A)=nffidl
neurlsn f. aneurism, LcD.
newestelSa (i^) m. pit of the stomach? bowels?
LcD.
newest = neawest
nfot (LWS)r=^iehst; iil-=nig-, niw-
nle, nice adv. not I {=^no). [ne, io]
Bleor (e*) m. nap. nicras waier-sprite, sea-
monsier, ByBl : hippopotamus, walrus, Nar.
[* nicker']
nlcorhds n. sea-monster *s dwelling, "B 1411.
nid =nied ; nld- =nSad-, nied-, nyd*
nled I. (e, ea, eo, i, y) in. 'need,* necessity,
compulsion, duty, B{y),BH{e),NO{e) ; AO,
CP : errand, business, ^(eo) : hardship,
distress, difficulty, trouble, pain, AO : force,
violence, VPs{e) : what is necessary : in-
eviiiMeness : fetter, DxobS : name of the
rune for n. II.=ndod
nled- V. also n€ad-, nyd-.
nl^dan (e, i, f) to compel, force, urge, press,
jB{f), Bo JfQle) ; AO,CP. ['need*]
niadbid (e, y) f. toU, exaction, blackmail.
niadbidare (S) m. toU-coOector, TC29i^
nledbahAfdlle necessary, BH396*«.
nIadbaliAfBdnaa f. necessity, M{e^).
nladbahSfa needful, necessary, M(j^).
nIadbaVaarf (y*) necessary, CPV.
nIMa, nfedea (ea. So, i, y) adv. (instr. and
gs. of nied) of need, needs, necessarily, com-
vulsorilit CP.
•fnbdadlla (e) compulsory, BHe2»(v.L).
nfadanga, niedunga adv. necessarily, by force,
forcibly, CP.
idadfarat f. compulsory journey, death*
nladbAmad (e, y) n. rape, LL.
nladhfomas (e^, e*) f. slavery, DR6*.
nladllng m. slave, AO : sailor.
nladmleal (e) urgenL
niadnftm f . seizure.
nladflo^d f. moral necessity, CP67^
nMsIbb (ea) f. relationship, OEG.
nladVaarf I. f. need, necessity, compulsion,
force, CP : distress : want, thing needed.
IL adj. necessary.
BiMSaarfkias (ea, e, y) f. need, necessity :
compulsion : distress, trouble.
nladoiow (§, f) m. slave.
nfedthwfung f. reproof, CP297**.
nladwfidla m. poor wretch, Gbk929.
nlahst L adv. (soperl. of neah) most nearly,
in closest proximity : l<ist {in time), £U^
Oen{e). Ih wdj. latest, last, JS,Jud,VPs{e)z
nearest, 'next,* CP, Chr,KC,MkL{e). sfc
niehfitan at last, next.
niahsta mf . closestfriend, CP :{±) neighbour,
MkL, VPs : next of kin, LL. [' next *]
nlaht(CP)=rmht
niarwan = nearwian
niatan (§, eo, i, y) n. small animal, beast,
cattle, Bo,Lcd ; AO,CP. [* neten * ; neat]
niatancynn n. kind of animaL
nfotanlic animal, brutish, Bo35**(S). adv.
-lice like an animal, W65*'(y).
niatannas f. brutishness, JE{y).
nla1Sama8t=ni9emeet; nlaVar>»<ni6er
nlawa=niwe
nlfara m. new comer, stranger, PPs 38^.
nifol dark, gloomy [ =neowol]
nlft f. niece, BH,Ep,TC : granddaughier :
step-daughter. I'nift*]
tiig'=mw-; nIgani=<nigon ; nlga-scmgo-
nlgacyirad newly conv^ted, OEG 3447.
nlgefara=nlfara
nigahalgod newly consecreUed {of a king),
newly crowned, MLIS***.
nigahwyrfad newly converted, JSLIP*.
nlganda = nigotSa
mOHWOBFEK
215
NH>ERBOGEN
nlghworfen netdy eanveried, ^H 2*130**.
nlgon 'nine,' A,Bl,Chr ; AO,CP.
nigOBfeald 'ninefold,' MQr,
nlgongylde entitled to ninefold compeneaU<m,
LL470[7].
nlgonnlhta nine days old, ANS 129-22.
nlgontioVft 'nineteenth,* Chr : 'ninetieth,*
OE02521 (nigen-).
nlgonUene {y*) 'nineteen,* A,Men,
nlgontig 'ninety,* Lk;CP.
nlgontyiillo containing (he number nineteen.
nlgonwlntn nine years old, AO 186^*.
nlgc^ (7) 'ninth,* Bl; MH(7) : ninth part,
BL
nlgotto ninthly, LL181[9].
nUpBl^ood pto. freshly smoothed, glossy, MH
206".
nlgun - nigon ; nlh (KGl 66**) = nteh
nlliold (Ql), iiihol=iieowoI
nlbst, ii!liata=meh8t, niehata
iiibttlg=iiiBiig
nlht {tB, e, esk, ie, y) f. (gs. also nihtes) * night*
(often used in enumerations where mod.
Eng. uses days) ; darkness, BH,Bl,Cr,Led ;
AO,CP.
iillit-=njht-
nlhtbealu n. dutruetion by night, B193.
nlhtbutorfltoge f . beetle or moth which flies
by night, WW 121» ; A8*460.
nlhtSage that can see at night, WW.
nlhtMUd (night-old), that has happened
yesterday, LL.
nlhtegato (a, m, e) t nightingale, Cp : night-
jar, ['nightgale*]
nlhtige = nihteage
nlhtegesa m. nocturnal terror, FPs90*.
iillilelto=nihtUo
nlhteme adv. by night : during a night, LcD.
nlhtonmes f. night season, Lcd 3*288*^.
nlbtes (8b) adv. (gs. of niht) 6y night, M.
nihtfeormungt ^- shelter at nighL
nlhtgengat >&• night-goer^ goldin.
nlhtfengv f. night-prowler, hycsna, WW.
nihtgeilmt n. number of nights,
nlhtgUd n. night sacrifice or service, Ql.
nltatgldm m? gloom of night, Oi7916.
nlhthelmt m. shades of night.
nlht-hrsBfn, -hrefn, -hremn m. night-raven
night-jar.
nlhtliroe m. night-raven, LPslOP.
nlhthwn f . space of a night, W 147*.
•fnllitlan to become night, grow dark, NC296.
nlhtlang lasting through the night, M. adv.
-langes, M,
nlbtUo nocturnal, of the night, at night, M,CP.
nitataebstlg having fasied for a night, JjOD.
nlhtremn =nththnefn
nlhtrest f. couch, Gkn2863.
jilhtrfm = nihtgerfm
nltatsaag m. compline : book of service for
compline.
Blhtieadu (a*) night-shade (plant), WW 136*.
nOit-scQat ™*> gs- -8ou(w)an shades of night.
nlhtslAp m. night*s sleep, ^L23^.
nthtnun = nyhtsum
nlhtwaeu f. night-watching, /Sea/7, ['night-
wake*]
nlhtwsBoee f. 'night-watch,* vigil, Lk.
nlhtwaru f. clothing for night, RB90*.
nlhtweard m. guardtan at night. Ex 116.
nllitweorc n. deed done at night, B827.
DIM (MP 1*613) pres. 3 sg. of nSahmtn.
Dlhwyrted (OEG3138)=iugehw7rfed
nOfired newly initialed, OEG3138.
iille=n7le, pres. 1 sg. of *n7llan.
±ii]iiian* (eo, io, 7) to take, assumje, under-
take, accept, receive, get. Bo, VPs, etc. : hold,
seize, catch, grasp, pluck up, carry oft,
Bl(eo) : bear, carry, bring : betake onesSf,
go. Bo : contain : suffer, tolerate : give : (+ )
grasp, comprehend : (+) take to wife. £ri9
+ n. make peace. h% hine genam he collected
himself, reflected, sige n. gain victory, on
n. take effect, LoD. X'nim*]
-ntanmid, -nimendnes v. dfil-n.
nlmlng f. action of taking, LkL. ['nim-
ming*]
iUia9e=n7mt$e; iiIol=neowol
iiIow-=neow-
nlpT sb. rope, GPH399«*^
+nlp da/rkness, mist, eUmd, obscurity, M.
[nipan]
d:iiipaii^t ^ 9^^<*^ dark, obscure.
+nlpfiil dark, gloomy, ES 39-347.
ntanswett (nirw-) n. narroumess : narrowplace,
defile, pass, AO : hardness of breathing.
iilrwan=nearwian
nlrwtf f . prison house, WW 399*. [niervaa]
nls (jB,Bo, VPs)=ne is (is not), ['nis*]
nlstoVa = neweseoVa
DiMMleB ptc. newly-boiled, OEG326.
nlstan (VPs), nistian (8Ps) to buUd neets.
i'neet*]
nlstlg adj. fasting, Lgd. [ne, wist]
nlst-lan (PPs), -Uan (BPs) (7) to build nests.
I'neetU*]
iilt-=nyt-; iilten=nieten
niton ( 60) = nyton ▼. n7tan. [* niten *]
niV n. abyss. Sat 634?
niV m. strife, enmity, attack, war : evU, hatred,
spiU, Bl,Cr,VPs;AO,CP : oppression,
affliction, troubU, grief, AO. ['nUh*]
nnan=neotSan
BlKan loAote, GDI 17*.
nttSas=:ni9t$as
niSewalu f . violent death, destruction, Cb 1268.
Bitfowealm} m. violent death, destruction.
BlMnMa m. hostile dragon, B2273.
BtVemest y. nitSera.
BtVer (io, 7) ady. below, beneath, M,B,Bo;
AO,CP. I'neiher*] .
nIVera (eo, 7) (comp.) adj. nitSemest,
n7tSeme8t (super!. ; positive not found)
lowfT, under, lowest. Bo, W W ; CP. ['nether*]
BlVerflsetlfan (^o*) to push down, JE.
nlVerftstlgan^ to descend, M,CP.
BlVerfttredan* to tread down, tread under fooL
BtVerbogSB ptc. beni down, KC4-72^
NH>ERD^L
2X6
NORDANEASTANWIND
iil90rd«l m. lower part, PPsl38»
nlVere adv. below, down, low down. Bo.
r^nether*]
ntVerfldr f. lower etory, GD170^^
nitforgin (y^) to deacend, JE.
niltonnuig (y) m. descent, Lcd3-246'.
ntVerheald bent downwards. Met 31**.
ntSerhraoseiMto (y ) falling down, M.
nlSerhryre (y^) m. downfall, preeipitation,
Sc229".
±iiMS«rlaii (e, y ) to depress, abase, bring low,
oppress, Jnd,Lk,VPs;AO,CP : condemn,
accuse, +nyi5ied ignominious, ML2Z\>^K
[*nither*]
+iiftferlffeiid]Je (y) deserving condemnation.
So 162».
nlSerlle low, low-lying, inferior, lowly, CP.
nflfoniM (y) f. deepness, bottom, BH212*^.
ntSerra = niSera
nlVoriototende (y) rttshing downwards,
nlVenoyte m. rushirtg downwards, descent,
H6l468.
nlttonlga (y^) m. going down, LPs.
nttfonflgan =mtSera8tigan
ntVerstlfe (y^) m. des^nt.
nlVertorllMi to throw down, GPH390.
nlttorung i, humiliation, downthrow, con-
demnation, BH(y),OEQ, ['niiher'l
+iitVeniiig f. abasement, M : condemnaJUon^
M,
nlVerwaard adj. directed downwards, adv.
-weardes.
ntttoweard situated beneath, low, nethermost.
nlVful envious, quarrelsome, ill-disposed, evU,
JS, I'nithfuU*]
nlStullIoe maliciously, ^Hl-46''.
nlVgfBStt (y*) m. hostile alien, feU demon,
nll^tfon n. attack, Gek2068.
nlS^weoro n. evil deed, B683.
nlVgrama m. anger, maUce, W 180*.
nlSgrimf fierce, hostile,
nlViripa m. fierce grasp, B976T [or T nyd-]
nlSlieardt (and £Ps27«) bM, brave in battle,
nlShell f. hateful heU, HL15^*«.
' nlShetet m. nostilityy evil intent : affliction,
torment : foe. An 8337
nlShyegandet evU-scheming,
nlV^dlg (€*) valorous, B3165.
nlSlg envious, malicious, OEO p. 224ii.
nlSlng m. wretch, villain, coward, outlaw,
Chr,LL, Vnithing']
+DlVlat m. enemy : enmity, fierceness
(T+nitJle).
nlVlIee adv. abjectly, OEG744.
DlSlooa m. place of torment, Hbll64.
ntVor (eo, y) comp. adv. hnoer, M,CP,
nlVplega m. battle, fight. An 414.
nrtr-=nitJer-
nlVsoea'Va m. foe, persecutor, Rd 16**.
nlSsdpe m. inclMiness, LPs 7^*.
nlSsele m. hall of conflict, B 1613.
nlVsynn f. grievous ain. Sat 180.
nlWasf mpl. men,
nlSwaorc n. battle, tCHB973.
nlVwnusiit f . severe punishment,
nlBwundor} n. dire wonder, fearful portenL
nlwan (eo) adv. newly, lately, ^,A0.
nlwanienniied new- born, MH 170^'.
nlwanemiMn (WW) =niwcainen
nlwaiM = niwan
nlwlwoeii (nig-) newly baked, M,
Dlwoend new bom, BH 144** (nic-).
Dlwellet newly whitewashed, A0286**.
nlweumen (ni(ff)-) neophyte, RB.
Dlwe (So, ie) L (nig-, nl-, in compoands) adj.
*new,* fresh, recent, novel, unheard of, un-
tried, inexperienced, JBJLO,BH,NQ,Ph,
WW ; CP. niwan stefne again, IL adv.
(BO = niwan. [*fiet0*]
iilweli=^neowol
nlweme (y) tender, M.
nlwMtoVa = newes5ot$a
nlwlan to renew, restore, El,Lcd, [*ft<w']
iilwllit=naht
nlwllc (y) fresh, adv. -IJce lately, recently,
M,kO, ['netdy']
nlwUnga (eo) anew, GD266**.
nlwiMS f. ^newness,* novelty, BH{^),
nlwol^neowol
nl wtyrw d newly tarred, B296.
BlwuBg f. rudiment, OEG914.
nlwunga (eo) adv. newly, anew,
iiiztiilg=ni8tig
ii6(CP)=na
noctem m? n? noctum (religious service),
CM220»*».
+ni6g, +ndh I. adj. enough, sufficient, abun-
dant, An,Bo,RB ; CP much, many,
II. adv. sufficiently. Bo : fuUy, guite^
abundantly, Bo, [* enough*]
+n6glan to be abundant, NC345.
n6h-=nah-
nolde V. *nyllan.
nom pret. 3 sg. of niman.
Bom*, nome- =nani-
non m. title of senior monks, RB.
Ii6nfn(m. B,B7Z^*) the ninth hour i'^Zp.m.),
B,BH,Lcd : nones {service held at the ninih
hour), RB, WW, ta ndnee HU three o 'dock,
[*noon* ; L, nona (hora)]
ndnbelto f. noon-beU,
ndngeraord n. meal after nones, dinner, RB
74*.
ndnmete m. afternoon meal, 8ol,WW.
[*noonmeat*]
noiiiM=nunne
nftnaang m. service at 3 p.m., nones.
ndntid f . ninth hour, jB,Bl. [* noontide ']
ndnt&na m. ninth Jumr,
noHS I. adj. comp. nortS(er)ra, superL
norVmeet northern, AG. II. adv. comp.
nort$or northwards, Chr,Met : in the north,
'north,* AO,B,Bl,
norSan adv. from the north, AO. be...
norl$an prep. (w. d.) norih of, AO.
norSantestan adv. from the nofih-east, north-
easterly, AO.
BoiKantaftanwtnd m. north-east wind, WW.
NORDANHYHBBE
217
NTDBRIC5B
NorSanbymlire, NorVhymbre mp. North-
umbrians, Chr I Norihumbria. [* North'
utnber^]
norSanweard northtoard.
noiHanwesten ady. from the north-west,
north-westerhf, AO.
norSanwMtanwlnd m. north-west wind, WW
8W.
norSanwInd m. north wind,
nofSdAl m. north quarter, northern part,
north, ^,AO,Chr. ['northdaU']
norSduru i. north door, Bl203.
norMast sbm. and adv. ^north-east,* BG,
Ohr.
norSiastendo m. north-east end, AO 14^*.
noiUdasthyrne 1 north-east comer, LV71.
norKSastlang extending north-eastwards, AO.
norSemest = nortSmest
norifonde m. northern quarter.
nortforae * northern,* Northumbrian, Scan*
dinavian, ^,Chr,MeL
norVerra (BC,Chr) ootnp. adj. ▼. norV.
['norther'^
norVeweard adj. northunrd, north, AO.
nortffolc n. northern f elk : people ofNorfcXk.
noiKgemftra n. northern limit, AO.
norVheali f. north side, north, AO,Bl
Vnorthhalf]
norShere m. army from the north, Chb910a.
Nort(hymlire=3(l) NortSanhymbie ; (2)
NortShymbriBO
NortlhymbrlBe Northumbrian, M,
noHtland n. northern land or shore, AO,Chr.
Vnorthland*]
nornanu f . north lane, Ct.
norintode mp. northern folk. Angles, LL.
normio northern, WW36P.
norSmann m. dweUer in the north, Scandi-
navian, ^,AO,Chr, [* Northman*]
noiUmest (AO,Met) snperl. of nortS adj. and
adv. [^northmost*]
noiHor (AO) ▼. nortf. [* norther*]
noiKportlo m. north porch, BH 106*.
noilfra v. norO.
noHlrodor m. northern sky, Qt7l263.
BorSryhte adv. direct northwards, due north,
AO 17»'".
norSsS f. northern sea, * North Sea,* JS,Chr.
noiltsofota m. northern point, promontory,
A028».
norMiod f. northern people, BH50^*.
noHNtunor m. thunder from the north, £S
39-351.
NorS-wtalas, -walas mp. North Welsh (t.e.
not Cornish) : Wales.
Nor1(wtelcynn n. inhabitants of (North)
Wales, Chb.
noHSweard adj. and adv. north, * northward,*
Chr ;A0.
not9wwid9S adv. 'northwards,* Chr,
noiKweg m. a way leading northwards,
Ex 68 : Norway,
norlhurrat adv. 'north-v)est,* AO,BC,
nortfwastende m. north-west end, AO.
norSwestgemAre m. north-west limit, boun^
dary, A08».
noriTwlnd m. north wind, WW 378^.
nosef f. ness, promontory,
nosgrlseto = nosugrisle
nosle (WW 16Z)= nostle
nostle f. fillet, band, CP,WW. ['nostel*]
nos-ffirl, -Cyr(e)l, -terl {WW) n. 'nostril,*
M,Led.
nosu f. gda. noea, nose *nose,* JB,Chr,CP.
nosugiisle f . nose-gristle.
not m. mark, note, A 8*333. [L, nota]
ndtere m. one who makes notes, scribe, writer,
0E62846. [L, notarius]
noteVAshwdn =nate6hw6n
notgeorntikiiM^rioiM, W72*. [nSotan]
±notlan to enjoy : use, employ, Bo,BB,}VW ;
M,CF : discharge an office : {+)'noU,* MtL.
notu f. enjoyment, use, advantage, utility,
AO,BS : employment, office, discharge of a
duty, BB ; OP. [* noU * ; nSotan]
BOtwrl tara m. one who makes notes, scribe,
WW451».
ndVf ^< daring, boldness : booty, plunder (OK ),
WHALB28r
ndttor (CP) =nahwflBt$er. ['nother*]
ndwend m. shipmaster, sailor, NO 3 12.
n5w§r=nahw£r
nft-wiht {CP,VPs), -wuht, -wyht=naht.
['nought*]
nowttor {BC) = nahwntSer. [* nouther *]
nQ I. adv. 'now,* at present, at this time,
AyAO,Bl,VPs',CV : very recently, A,Bo :
introducing commands, rwueets (Bl,Cr,Ps)
and arguments (JE,Bo,CP), nu gen stiVL
nu giet as yet, stiU, nQ (Sa now, already, JB
{'nouAhe*). II, oonj, now that, inasmuch cu,
because, since, when, Bl,Bo, VPs ; AO»CP.
III. interj. lo/ behold/ come/ M, nu la now.
+nugan* swv. impen. prea. 3 sg. +neah
to suffice, not to tack,
numen I. pp. of niman. II. 'vulsio,* MkL
p. 2" (▼•A 16-74).
numol (eS e*, u*) 'capax,* holding much,
quick at learning, MQr,WW : 'vnardax,*
quick at seizing, NO 3 13. ['nimble*]
nUna adv. now, WW254*«.
Vimfdmne f. nun, OD60, 340.
nunblred m. nunnery, TO 232*.
nunm n. life of a nun, GD 199^*.
nunmynster, nunnanmynster n. convent,
nunnery,
nunne f. 'nun,* JE,BH : pagan priestess,
vesteU, AO.
nuoserQd n. nun*s dress, TC638^'.
nustotf a = neweseotSa ; nVM v. nfi.
nybtto (VHy)=nymtSe
+nycl6d (OL) = +oynoled
n^d I. = n!ed. II. = nSod
n^d- = nead-, nled-
njNlbebod n. command. Great 72.
n^be-hdf, -h5flio needful, necessary,
n^dboda m. messenger of evil? £x474.
n^dbrioe {§)m.requirement,need,MlI2'l4A*^.
NYDBYSGU 218 OFACBTAN
nfdbyiga f. toil, trtmbU, Rix 44. nyitlaii =iii8tlan ; nyt = (1) nytt ; (2) nett
n^dbyslg distreUed, JnL423. +iiyt pree. 3 8g. of +niedan.
n^ddeofat m. pri&on. njrtaii (e, i) anv. pres. 1, 3 6g. nat, 2 nast, pi.
nydoosting f. affliction, 6u 1126. nyton, pret. nyste, nysae not to know, to be
n^ddAda m. one who ads under compulsion, tgnorani, M,AO,CP. [ne, witan]
LL36[26]. Byton ignorant, M. [ne, witan]
+iiydeiille compulsory, BHd2'*B. n^n (LcJ)t=<iiiet6n
n^dfara m. fugitive, exile. Ex 208. nytende ady. ignoranUy, M.
n^dgwUUt n. forced dissolution, death. nytondnes = nytennee
n^dganga m. ufrelched wanderer. Da 633. nytenlle ignorant, M.
n^dfestealla m. comrade in need, B882. nytannes (e,i)f- ignorance,1axiness,ignominf
nydgawald m. tyranny, Cb1461. M,
nf dgUd n. eaxiction, tribuU, W 1 62". nytUe useful, profitable. [Oer. nntdich]
nydgr&p f. (Rim73), nydgiipe m. (B976) nytllenes f. u<f2%, LcdI-SU^
coercive grip, nytnes f. use, benefit, convenience.
D^dlitaMsIre (9) f. nUsiress, eoneulnne, nytt I. f. use, utuiiy, advantage, AO.CP :
0EG4451. duty, office, employmeni, B : supervision^
n^dhelp ml. help in troubU, LL(278*). care, GD 180>*. II. adj. useful, beneficial,
d:ii^^iiAS m., -mage f. l^ood-relationf helpful, profitable, AO,CP. [nSotan]
cousin. 111. iiytta=nette
n^dniflBgeii (e^) n. force, DR 117". ±iiyttlaii to enjoy, use. Led : eoL [^nutte*]
nydiriRfnan to force, ravish, LL. nyttnet = nytnes
i^dnes f. necessity, LL(158"). nyttol useful, LoD32b.
n^dnlma (S) m. one who takes by force, NO. nyttung (i) f. profit, advantage, WW116''.
n^dnlman* (ea) to take by force, aiduct, nytu (lf(J27")=hnuta
LL360[73»2]. nytim=nyton=ne witon
n^dnlmu (€) f . rapine, forcible seizure. nytweorff- =nytidei9-
nydntmung f. rapine, abduction. nyt-wteHSe (GP), -wirtSe, -wyrtSe (M) useful^
Bfdrllit n. imperative duty, office : due, profitable.
tribute. aytwleiinie useful, profitable, adv. -lloe, CP.
n^dMowetllDg m. bondslave, TO 628". nytwuilf-, nytwyrtS- =nyt wi«rg -
nfdttowigan to reduce to servitude, exact nytwyHfnes (eo) f. utUiiy, WW.
service from {an ecclesiastical establishment), nytSan = neoVan
LL381 [21]. nytto-, nyt$er- = nitSer-, nit$r- ; nfi^- =mw-
n^wraout f. violence, distress. nywel, nywoli»ineowol ; ■9xt=mehBt
BfdwrAolfoe violenUy, if:L23b^.
n^dwyrhta m. involuntary agent, LL.
+nylie = +neahlie
iiyiist=4nieli8t; nytati=4iilit
+iiyht fa. abundance, fulness, sufficieney, o=on; o(N)=a; ob, ob- (K)=of, of-
CP. [+nugan] obet (Cp,Ep) =ofet ; obst (Cp217B) =ofd8t
+iiyhtfiil abundanJl, plentiful, WWHO^. oe =ao
+nyhtnoe abundantly, WW 3*. 6e pret. 3 8g. of acan.
::tiiyht8um abundant : (+) satisfied, eon- 5con pret. pi. of acan.
tented, adv. -lioe, VPs. oeusta m. armpit, Gl.
+nyhtiBiinlan to suffice, abound, M. 6den (5?) f. threshing-floor.
+nyhtsuRm68 f. abundance, plenty, VPs. ddenoolo hollow serving as a threshing-fioor,
+nyta« (W 196») = +nyht ? EC 121«.
nyllan* anv. pret. nolde to be untoilling, jB, +6don = +Sodon ; oe-=e-, %•
B,CP,VPs ;A0 : refuse, prevent, PPs5*. oeg (N)=woeg=weg
[*niU* ; ne, willan] oeg-hwdr, -hwelo (C^)=fig-hwSr» -hwilc
nyman =mnian ; -nyme v. fore-n. oaht- (N) = eht- ; oembelit (Cp) =ambUit
nyiime=nemne, nefoe oenuetan («ymb-) f. sltoot, slipf (Swt),
nymtte conj. unless, except. row {of vines)? (BT), Cp634A.
+ nyp = + nip oezen = ezen v. oxa.
nypel m. trunk {of an elephant), M{4^. of I. prep. w.d. *o/, 'from, out of, ^,AO,Bl,0,
n^ = near =neah adv. etc. : among, concerning, about, AO,BH :
nyrgend =nergend ; nyTKra=nortSerra by, Chr, etc. : derived from, made of, belong-
d:nyrwan, nyrwian to narrow, curtail, re* ing to, ^,AO,QP, etc. 11. adv. off, away,
strict : repress, oppress, constrain : blame, absent, Bl,LL,Mt.
threaten, [v. * narrow *] oficiaplan to buy off, LL 122[74].
nyrwett = nirewett ; nys = nis = ne ia offtceorf an' to cut or prune off, AO,CP.
nyne, nyste {Bo,Bl,VPs)^ne wiase, ne oHesian to find out by asking, be informed,
wiflte V. nytan. [*nist*] hear of, learn, M.
OFADON
219
OFERDRYNC
ottddn anv. to puUoui, tear out, LL 86(70,74] :
leave out, except, LL182[10].
ottdrtten^ to hurt, chtise, drive.
ofidrlnean* to drain, M : quench, AO.
ondrygan to dry off, wipe off, CP71".
otot=ofet
ofUitawMi' to cut off, ^L29**'.
ottsoeaean* to shake off, CM 003 : excuse,
olfsdrmii (e, y) to cut off, LL68[36,6].
ofiaSoVan* to purge, purify, BH288*.
otisltaa* to emiU off, Chb.
otttton* to puU out, withdraw, CP.
oflilan (M) = ofacsian
otbfotan' to beat to pieces, beat to death, kiU,
AO.
ofbUndlan to blind, JnLR12«*.
ofealan* to chiU, make or grow ecid, M,
Rim24?
ofeilplan to obtain by calUng, call for, M.
ofounuui^ to spring from, be derived from, M,
ofoyrf m. a section, cutting, M : amputation^
M.
oidml inclined (doumwards). Bo 53^*.
of-d»la, -dele n. decline, declivity, descent,
abyss, CP.
of Hito anv. pret. -dyde to put out, put off,
take off {el<4hes).
otdrSdan^ (but wk. pp. ofdiftdd) to fear, be
afraid, ternfied, M,CP.
of drilaa = of adiif an
ofdflne adv. down, AO,CP.
ofdOnehoald adv. directed downwards.
ofdOnesattan to set down, VHy.
of dQiiMllfeaiii to descend, VPs.
ofdQne-waard, -weardee adv. downwards,
GD.
ofdOmllito downwards, MFH 170.
ofeannlan to be pitiful, ERSPsSd**.
ofMnnuiig f. compassion, BlP8102«.
ofihtan topersecuU, RP843^^.
ofol§te=ofl«te
ofen m., gs. ofnes /umoce, MtLB : *ovsn,*
ofenmn=afenan
ofenbaoMi baked in an oven, M.
ofen-raoa m., -raou f. oven-rake, WW.
ofer I. prep. [w. d. (rest) and a. (motion)]
*over, ' beyond, above, upon, in, across, past,
JB,AO,CP, etc. ofer bsBO backwards, back :
throughout, BH : against, in contravention
of, contrary to, beyond, AO,BH,BL,CtaL :
(time) after, through, during, at the end of,
AO,Chr,Lcd : more than : in addition to,
besides, beyond, BoJLL,Mk. 1 1, adv. above,
on high, PPa i to or on the other side, AO :
from side to side, across, AO : beyond, above
(quantity), A,BH,
5fer (o*) m. (gs. dfres) border, margin, edge :
brink, river-bank, sea-shore, jB,B,Lcd ; AO.
[*over'; v. Mdf]
ofer At m. gluttony, fetuting, excess, CP; M :
feast, [* overeat*]
oferftte gluttonous, RB17i*.
oforihoblMUi = of eriiebban
oftorbflBcgetSimg f. tetanus, WW112«*.
oferbebfodan* to ruU, WW178•^
oferbeeuman* to come in addition, supervene,
CM 134i~«.
of orbeeumendllc supervening.
ofar-bton anv. pree. 3 pi. -dnd to be over,
command, CM 112 ; WW 178".
ofarUdan^ to outlast, outUve, TC. ['over-
bide']
ofarbltaniaf (y*) f . excessive bitterness, 8Ps.
[* overbittemess*]
ofarbUoa m. surface, 0ET181««.
ofarbOSa too light-hearted, CP.
oferlMAdan to spread over, suffuse, be spread
over, overshadow, cover over, CP ; JBS.
[* overbrede*]
ofsrbrAdala m. outside, surface, covering i
coverlet, veil, garment, M,CP i cerecloth,
MF163.
ofarbriw m. eye-brow, Lod 3* 188*. [braw]
offtrbracan* to transgress, violate, AO.
of arbrCdan = of erbregdan
ofarbiMala (KQl) = oferbriedela
of arbragdan* to draw over, cover, overspread :
be covered over, show a fikn over.
oftorbrQ f . eye-brow, Gl.
ofarbiyaglaa to span as by a bridge, M.
[^overtiridge*]
oterasBfed overlaid wUK ornament, GPH394.
ofaroaald excessively cold, BunW. ['over-
cold']
oferoarr m. passing over, MtL 1^. [darr]
ofarcldan to chide sharply.
ofaroldiiiig f . chiding, reproof, EPs 149 ^
of aralll n. steep place, overhanging eUff, WW
480*.
ofarattmbaii* to climb over, it0134^'. Vover-
cUmb']
ofaromft m. fraud, LL(166**).
ofareuman* to overcome, subdue, compel,
conquer, AO,B,Lcd,WW ;CP i obtain,
attain, reach, overtake, BH,Cp,Jud,WW.
[^overcome*]
ofaroyma m. arrival, BH436**.
ofarcftfon to outdo by preponderance of oaths,
V. LL2080.
oferddn anv. to * overdo,* do to excess, M.
oferddne Ving excesses, A.
ofardranc (^)=oferdrync
ofardranean to make drunk, intoxicate, AO,
CP.
oftardilfan^ to overcome, defeat, dispense, JC,
DB : confute, M : cover {by drifting sand),
AO : outvote, LL. [' overdrive*]
ofardrine = of erdrync
ofardrlnoan' to drink too much, get drunk,
CP,LL. ['overdrink*]
oferdrlnoara m. drunkard, HL 12**»^'*.
ofardrunoan I. n. drunkenness, LL. II. ptc.
drunk.
ofardninoennas f . drunkenness, intemperance,
^,CP.
ofardryna m. over-drinking, drunkenness,
CP : revelry, feasting, [v. * overdrink*]
OFERDYBE 220 OFERHELMIAN
oferdyra n. {tnleZ, WW2801*. og, pass away, end, AO,CP. [*overgo,*
ofere ovtr^ across, y. L'^S. 'overyon^']
ofortoea m. swrjUus, overplus, remainder, of6rgapla]ito6e/or9e</«2o/,iicg2ed,BB112*.
addition, increase, JS. ofergten M, LoD 19a.
oleraaid (y) very old, RBdl" ofergeatu f. oblivion, PPsl28*.
oteraaldonnaiiiim. chief officer, BH261^t L). ofttrgeatul = ofergitol
ofertea = oferfiaos ofersMlryiio n. excess in drinking, Bl99*^.
ofereldu (HL 1 1**n) = oferylda ofergMlyre = of erdyre
of ertt = of enet oterganMt n. excess, AS,CP.
ofer-etol (CP), -eotol, -ettol gluttonous. ofergimnet f . watching for, NG. [gieman]
oferetolnas f . gluttony, CP. ofarg«nga m. traveller, Lod.
ofeiter n. passing over, NO. otergenlhtsumlan to superabound, Sc 131^*.
oftorfflBrdld n. passage, journey over or across, ofergaong (=gang) m. going across.
MJiO, oferg«otaii=ofergietaD
olerfSt too fat, W W. [*overfat '] ofei|[fotan* to pour upon, suffuse, flood, over-
oferfaBtoan to envelop, overshadow, whelm, M.
otertann* (intr.) to pass, cross, go over, oterg«otend« forgetful, BH114**. [ofer-
Ps : (tr.) traverse, go through, penetrate, gietan]
Oen,W ;M,AO : came across, meet with, oter-geotol, -geottoI^Bk>fergitol
overtake : pass through, withstand, overcome. ofergMettan to set over, CP, VPs.
[* overfare *] ofergMtondan* to stand over.
otorfeallan' to attack, Bl203. dfergetlllan to overcome, ^L23b^**.
oferftong I. m. fbula, buckle, dasp, Gl. otergetlmbnui to erect, Bl205.
II. pret. 3 8g. of oferfdn. ofergttol- = ofergitol-
olerteohtan' to conquer, CP. ofergvweoro n. superstructure : sepulchre, M.
oferfiran to traverse, cross, pass over or otargewrlt n. superscription, inscription,
through, ^,A0 : come upon, meet vfith, ofergleten* to forget, disregtsrd, neglect, CP.
oferferlan to carry over, transport, OEG36S0. oteiilfre gluttonous, CP.
oftrfinies f. chance of crossing, fordahle oferglldaii=ofeTgyldan
place, BH68^. otergimin to neglect, disregard.
otorftSre overloaded, ▼. £843*312. ofergltan =ofergietan
oferfll=oferf7ll of«r-gltol, -gittol (ea» eo, y)forgeifuL
oferflMan to overflow, flood, Lod. ofergltollan (e, eo) toforaet, JVPs.
oferflMe in flood, Lod. ote^tolnM (e, eo, y) f . forgetfulness,
olerflten* to fly over, M : flee from, yield otwglmagtd over-adorned, LL(386^*). [glen-
to, B2625. gan]
ofarfntan^ to overcome, heat, confute, AO. oferglldan^ to glide over, traverse, pass over,
oferfldwan' to flow over, run over, * overflow, ' overshadow, M.
AOJjk. oUitfSf^iiAg too covetous, W. [^ overgreedy*]
offtr-fldwadnet, -flAweii(d)iiee f . excess, ofaifr6waii' to overgrow, CP336^.
superfluity. ofargumbui to negUct, disregard, RB 1 13*.
ofar-fldwand (RB), -fldwendlic (Bk18) otargyM ^ttt, ^.
superfluous. [* overflowing^^ adv. -lice. oleirgs)ABn{i) to encase, overlay or adorn with
olaiflownaa f . superfluity, CP. gM, M,CP.
olait6ii^ to seize, take prisoner, AO. ofargyldan overlaid with gold, LL460[I0].
olartrtoadnai f. pressure, oppression, VPs ofargtauui=ofeigiman
Sr. ofargyrd pto. girt, GPH394.
oferfroran frozen over, AO. ofargytan = of er^etan
ofarfull too fuU, LPs. [' overfull*] ofargytnat f . oblivion, forgethUness.
ofarlimdaiiiiai f. trial, experiment, OEG643. otarhaoala f. hood, LL(140").
ofarCylgan to pursue, attack, CP. otarhangan covered, GD202".
otar-fyll, •fylla f . surfeit, gluttony, excess, ofarhiafod adv. especially, in particular, M.
Bo,Lcd ; M,CP. ['ov erfyW ] [Oer. aberhaapt]
oferfyllan to cram, RB,WW. ofarhiah very tall, lofty, Run26. ['over-
ofartylnai f. surfeit, excess, GDdSQ*. high*]
ofartyrr f. excessive distance, A024*^. [feorr] ofarhaaldan' to ptU off, neglect. ,„„„„
ofargSgan to transgress, M. ofarhaalf htefod n. crown of the head, WW
otargAgadnas f . transgression, M. 156^K
ofargAgand m. transgressor, MLW^^K olarliaarglan =oferhergan
ofar-gftn any., -gangan^ to pass over, beyond, ofarhabban* to pass over, omit, neglect, AO,
across, traverse, cross, JE,Lcd, VPs ; AO,CP: LL ; CP. [* overheave *]
transgres*, MtL : overrun, overcome, over- ofarhalian to cover over, conceal, Sc ; CP.
spread, conquer, Chr,Ex,Lcd,Rd ; M : come ['overhele*]
upon, overtake, seize, attack, JBi,An pass otarhalinian to overshadow, B1364.
OFEBHELUNG
221
OFERBIGSIAN
oferhelung f. covering, veiling, conceeding,
oferheortiiM f. vehemence of feeling, AO
166««.
oferhergemn to overrun, ravage, AO.
oferhldlg = of erhygdig
oterbleran (eo, y) to * overhear,' hear, AO :
disobey, disregard, neglect, AO,
oferblemes (S, I, y) f. neglect, disobedience :
fine for transgression of law or legal orders
('^'superauditio*), LL.
of erhlgd = of erhygd
oferhlgo ? m. pn&, PPs SV, [hyge]
oferhlgUm to delude, turn the head of, B2766.
oferlilnui ( AO) = of erhieran
oferhlastan to overload, AO.
oferhltepan' to jump over, swrmount, over-
eome, BH : pass over. Led. [' overhap*}
oferhltapend m. over-kapar, WW190*.
oferhlteilrian to surpass in loudness.
otwhlMka failing to hear, PPs 93*.
oferhUfani (OEG), oferhlifian (iE,CP) to
tower over, overtop, excel, exceed, surpass.
oferhmung f . loftiness, sublimity, Gl.
oter-hlQd, -hlyde clamorous, noisy, WW.
[*overloud*] adv. -hlude.
oferhl^ m. a jump {over something), A
8-308 ; 316.
oferhlyitrian to clarify, strain, iS:GB222*.
olerhoga m. despiser, proud man.
oterhoglan to despise {Bl,Bo). ['overhow''\
oterhoglend m. despiser, RB48*.
oferhogodnet f. pride^ disdain, GD144'.
oterholt n. phalanx of shields. Ex 157.
oferhrAgan (w. d.) to tower above? Sol35.
of erhrifan to roof over, cover.
oferhr^red overthrou m, WW .
oferhrops greediness, WW102".
of erhr^an = of erhr^f an
of erhi^red = of erhi^red
ofertayegean to despise, AO.CP.
ofer-h^d, -hyd-=ofer-hygd, -hygd-
oferhygd (i) I. fn. pride, conceit, arrogance,
CP. II. adj. haughty, proud.
oftorhygdglaii to he proud, CVPsG".
oferhygdlg I. n. pride. II. adj. haughty,
proud.
ofer-hygdlgOoe, -hidlice, arrogantly, NC313.
oferhygdu f. = oferhygd I.
oferhylmond m. dissembler, PPs 118^^*.
of erb^ran = of erhieran
oferh^ heedless, neglectful, LL(244*').
oferhymod having honM above. Bun 2.
oferh^es f. heedlessness, neglect, dis-
obedience, LL.
+oferUui to elevate, HGl428.
oferldylUoe vainly, emptily, GPs30'.
oferlng f. superabundance. Bo.
oferUUl f. *translatio, ' solemn removal of the
body or relics of a saint to a shrine, DB62*.
oUnlSMMSi to oppress, Bl. ['overlead']
oferlAfan to be left over, remain, LkLB.
[*overleave*]
oleriagu f . doak, Gl.
ofertoogan to place over, CM 899 : overburden,
surfeit, BIjU- ; 12^:
oforlSof very dear, Buv23.
oforltorui to pass over, or by : transgress,
prevaricate.
oferliomes f . transgression, CPs 100*.
oforlibban to surtnve, AQr,TC. ['overJive']
oferUoe excessively, W. [▼. 'overly"]
oterllfft (y*) m. excess, NO 348.
of orDflan = oferhlifian
oferimtan to light upon, ^L23b*** : excel in
brightness.
oferltSan^ to pass over.
oferlufu f . too great love, W. [*overlove '1
oferlyfa=oferlifa
oferlyfUio above the air, NC314.
ofennsBOgat m* very illustrious being.
ofemuBfent ^' overpotvering might.
ofemiBMtaii to over-fatten.
ofermAte excessive, immoderate, AO,CP.
[^overmete*]
ofennAtUo vast, A062i*.
of armAto = of ermetto
ofermagan swv. to have greater power, pre-
vail, Sc97".
ofermAVum m. costly treasure, B2993.
ofennaaroung f. superscription, MkL p6K
ofermMo I. n. prtde, CP. II. adj. proud,
arrogant. [m6d]
ofeimMla m. haughtiness, pride.
ofermMu (CP)=oferm$tto
ofermete m. gorging, gluttony, CP.
ofermCUo f. (often in pL) pride, MjLO,CP.
ofermloel over-much, excessive, AO,BB.
[*otiermidbfe']
ofoimieelnes f. excess. So 13.
oformdd (1) n. pride, insolence, Oen,Ma.
['overmod'] (2) adj. proud, overbearing,
insolent, Bl ; ^.CP.
ofer-rnddglan (CP), •m6dig(i)an to be proud,
arrogant.
ofennddguiig f. pride, CP.
ofermddig proud, arrogant. Led; A.O. [▼.
•overwiod*]
ofermddlgnes f. pride, haughtiness, arro-
gance, Mk. [v. ^overmod']
ofermddlio proud, haughty, insolent, CP.
adv. -lice.
of enii6dn6s = of ermddiflnee
ofemtod f . extreme need, Bk,LL.
ofemimaii* (y) to take away, carry off, seize,
ravish.
oferndn fn. afternoon (after 3.0 p.m.), WW
176«.
oferom=:oferam pret. 3 sg. of oferyman.
oferprQt *over-proud,* presumptuous, arro-
gant, haughty, 8c.
oferpr^da m. excessive pride^
oferrAdaa to read over, JS : consider, infer.
[*overread*]
oferranc too luxurious, W4»K [*overrank*'\
oferreooan to confute, convince, convict, CP.
oferreneu f. extravagance, W46*.
olSRlOslaii to rule over, CP119**.
OFERBIDAN
OFERWREOAN
ofenUan^ to ride across, BH. [* override*]
oferrowan' to row over, M.
otenfiUe on the other side of the sea, BH 246*.
otenAUg excessively happy, DD246.
ofenAM f. excessive pliasure, Mst6*^
ofenAwlso from across the sea, foreign,
ofeniwan* to sow over, Mtl3**.
ofersetodan' to scatter over, sprinkle over,
LoD67b.
of«r-foeadJaii (CP), -soeadewian to over-
shadow.
otenoeatt m. usury, interest, MtR26''.
ofenetewtan to superintend, LL.
ofenetewlgend m. overseer, bishop, LL.
otonclnmn^ to illuminate.
ofeneflaii to overshadow,
ofentem m. bag, LkL12**.
ofentean to overtax, B2686.
otenegl m. top-sail, WW7«.
ofanegllan to sail across, lit. [* oversail *]
ofarsCgon=oferBawon pret. pi. of ofeneon.
otenendan to transmit, .£6b172>*.
ofonteenes f . great illness, LL.
oisrMolfrtui (y ) to cover over with silver, AO.
oferston* to see over, overlook, survey, observe,
see. Bo : despise, neglect, W. [* oversee*]
otonattaa to set over, VPs : overcome, GD
347»«.
olenlttAn* occupy, possess, Bo,VPs -.forbear,
desist, refrain from, JB,B. [^oversit*]
ofenlflBge = of eralege
ofenlAp m. too much sleep, Lod 1-342".
ofenUan* to subdue, overcome, BB32^^
oftonlege n. lintel, M.
ofenlop n. loose upper garment, surplice,
stole, Lcd,LkL. [*overslop*]
of«nIype m. over-garment, surplice, M,
otemntaung f. too exhaustive consideration,
CP97".
ofanprAo f . loquacity, CP.
otenprAoe talkative, tattling, tale-bearing,
iE,CP.
ofenprAdan to overlay, cover, RB.
ofenpfvca m. onewhotaXkstoomuch, OEG 28*.
ofenpreean* to say too much, be abusive,
of ersprtoe = of enprieoe
ofenpreool talking too much, tattling,
indiscreet, CP.
otenpreoolnes f. talkativeness, CP308".
oftostAlan to confute, convict, convince, M,
CP.
ofentsBppui* to over-step, cross : exceed,
ofentandaa* to come upon, BH 308**.
oferstaall m. opposition, iEH 1-634*^.
otentealla m. survivor, MH210''.
ofenteUan to jump over, BH400^.
of cintoppan = of entseppan
ofentl^an^ to cUmb over, mount, scale, sur-
mount, overcome, AO ; M,C^ : surpass,
excel, exceed, BH ; M,CF, [* oversty ']
oiantfge m. astonishment, ^L23***.
otentlgendllo superlative, £Qb15".
ofenttgomiM *extasis,* passing over, OEO
406.
ofbrgwlmman* to swim over or across, B
2367. I'overswim*]
ofonwlngaa*'imiimer6efafe'! 60344**.
ofenwTttan (y) wv. and bv^ to overpower,
overcome, conquer, vanquish, M,h.O,CP :
excel, surpass,
otenwfSe adv. over-muc h, exce ssive,
oferswfSastre f. 'vietrix,* WW 224**.
ofenwlSnes f . pressure, distress, NG.
otanwfSrlan to prevail, conquer,
otanwISung f . pressure, distress, NG.
oferswogan' to cover, choke, Bl203*,
of enwytSan = of erewitSan
otersy Itrian ( AO ) = of erseolfrian
ofan^man to overload, oppress, [seam]
ofeitsDl n. odd number, Lod 1-288.
oltortftie superstitious, Sc218".
oterteldan* to cover over. Ex 81.
otertton' to draw over, cover, JE : finish.
ofortogennes f. the condition of being covered,
ofertrahtnlan to treat of, MK 1*202**.
ofeitredan to tread down, OPH, [* over-
tread*]
ofertrQwa m. over-confidence, LX 180,8,7.
[*overtrow*]
ofertrQwlan to trust too much, CP.
ofaiifoarf f . great need, extreme distress.
ofarifoarfa m. one in great need, Cb 163.
otafSaooan to cover over, hide, M.
ofarMon^'' to excel, surpass, M,C^.
ofarHoht thought over, considered, Gl>318**.
ofaiKrtawlan (a*) 'increpare,* EPs67*^.
ofarHryooadnaB (i) f. pressure, oppression,
CP831».
ofaiHrymm m. excessive power, DD62.
otanvadan to wcttch over, JS, [^overwaie*]
otarwadan* to wade across, ^40 72**. [* over-
wade*]
ofarwaaldan^ to get the better of, LL464[7].
ofarwaaldand m. ovtr-lord, ruler. El 1236.
ofarwaazan* to overgrow, overspread, JB,BL
[^overwax*]
ofarwadar n. storm, tempest, Chb794b.
ofarwallg very rich, NC314.
ofar-wannan, -wenian to be proud, become
insolent or presumptuous.
ofarwaorc n. sarcophagus, tomb, JB,OEQ,
[* overwork*]
otarwaorpan* to throw over, overthrow, CP,
Led : throw down, assault, LL66[11,1] : cast
something over another, sprinkle : stumblet
B1643. ['overwarp*]
otanvlgan to overcome, Sol 299.
ofarwlUan^ to boil down, [weallan]
ofarwlnnan'to contend with,overeome, subdue,
jE,AO ; CP. ['overwin*]
ofarwlntran to go through the winter, WW,
I* overwinter*]
ofarwist f . gluttony, excess, CP.
otarwlstllc supersuhstantial, MtL6^*.
otarwlanoaa to be very wealthy, A044^*.
[wlanc]
ofarwlanou f. excessive riches, Qv ^99,
ofarwraoan* to overwhelm, WW 36^.
OFEBWBEON
223
OFSETNIAN
of erwrton^'* to caver over, canceeU, hide, VPs :
clothe. Mi, [*<wenury']
oferwTlgtlB n. covering, Gl.
oterwrlt n. epistle, MtL plO^.
of erwyllan = of erwillan
oferwyroan U> cover over, overlay, Sol ; JE,
AO. [*overu>ork*]
oferyld (W 147") = of eryldu
oferyidu f. extreme old age, MFH 170.
ofMyman' to go or run over, ^,Lcd : ^o/ver-
run,^ cover over, overwhelm, JE,BH : run
past, cross.
ofOr^ f. overwhelming wave, SPsM**.
oiMO f. border f KCd-393»
ofost, ofe8ta]i=ofoBt, ofstan
ofet, ofett (e) n. fruit, legume, Oen,WW.
Vovet']
ofetrlpT n. harvest, ZDPh 36-560.
ofeweard=ufeweard; offdran^ftferan
offaran* to intercept, overtake, /till upon,
aUack, M,AO. hmdan o. to intercept from
behind, cut off retreat, AO.
ofleallan^ to fall upon, cut off, kUl, destroy,
end, ^,Chr ; AO : faU away from, be lost to,
LL144[6]. bine oStoXL committed suicide,
Chb962a. VoffaU*]
offeUan = offyllan
ofltran to overtake (an enemy), M,
offerenda m. psalm or anthem sung during
the offertory, MP IQS^; ANS84-6"
offerian to carry off, B1683.
offestro f . a xooman of some unknoum calling f
CC10*«,
oflltogan* tofiy away,
offrian to *offer^ sacrifice, bring an oblation,
A6,A0, VPs ; CP. [L ofiferre]
otbringeUtf m. offertory cloth, NC314.
offrlngdagas mpl. offering days, OEGiO".
oftrin^dlso m. offertng-dish, paten, Ct.
offrlnghUU m. shew-bread, Mtl2*.
ofbingBang m. hymn while an offering is
made, ^Hl-218»; ^a»214«
offrlngsoeat m. offering-napkin, BC 3-306.
offning f. presenting to Ood, oblation,
sacrifice, JS,Mt : thing presented, * offering,^
M, [oflfning- V. also offring-]
ofEnmghtlB n. hoiuse of sacrifice, NO 314.
oflningsplo n. sacrificial bacon, JSL25*'.
oftyU^^ to follow up, LkLB 1*.
offyllan to strike down, destroy, kiU.
ot-gin anv., pret. -eode; -gangan' to de'
mand, require, exact, extort, M : attain,
obtain, acquire, gain, JEI : start from, begin.
Vofgo']
ofgangend-e, -lie derivative, MQb^
of^fen (Gp)=:ofgifen pp. of ofgiefan.
ofgtetan' to moisten, soak, steep, M : quench,
M.
of^rid fiUing, Bo8>.
ofgesttgnes f. descent, MtL p6^.
otgtetflUQ' (i, y) to give up, resign, leave, quit,
desert, AO. [gidEan]
oftaabban to hM back, M.
oHiaglan to be inconvenient, W.
ofhaaldaii^ to withhold, retain.
ofheannlan (imperB.) to cause grief,
ofhende {out of hand), lost, absent, 11x125**.
oflilDgilaii to be hungry, JE(3**^), [*o/-
hingered*]
oftanltan to gore to death, LL32[21].
ofhrtosan' to overwhelm, cover over, M : fall
down, faU headlong, M.
oftartowan* to cause or feel pity, JS, [' arewe ']
ofhwyUan to roll up f ARHy 2^*.
oflman* to overtake, J&,Bo : tire wiih running,
M, ['ofrun'^
ollfitan' to lei go, levy aside, leave behind : Ut
flow. Bo 66".
oflAte (a, e) f. oblation, offering, Ps : sacra-
mental wafer, MJjcd, [*ofieie* ; L. ob-
lata]
oflAthUf m. sacramental wafer, OD343^*.
oflanglan to long, J?. [*oflonged*]
oiUte(FP«) = ofl»te
ofleogan to lay down, PPs68^.
ofltegaa* to lie, be false, PPs 17«*.
ofi6te=ofl£te
oflicgan* to overlay (a child), LL. Vofiie']
oflldaii (w. d.) to displease, be displeasing
to,M.
ofUnnan* to cease, stop, Bl247*.
oflonglaii = oflangian
oflystan to fill vfilh desire, please. Bo ; M.
pp. of-lysted, -lyst desirous of, pleased
wiOi, lofiust*]
ofmanlan to exact (a fine), "LL,
ofmunan swy. to remember, recollect, CP.
otmyrSrlan to murder, Ghb979x.
otn=:ofen
ointedlan to obtain by force, extort, TC295'*.
ofnet n ? closed vessel, Lod lib. [ofn]
ofnlman* to fail, LL(170*).
ofor = ( 1 ) eof or ; (2) uf or ; (3) of er
6tor=dfer
otost f. haste, speed, zeal, I&, adv. -lice.
on ofoste, of (e)8tum speedily, hastily.
ofr (GL)=hofer
ofrSoan to get through {an ordeal) success-
fuUy, LL333 ool 2.
6tre8 g8. of of er.
otrlan, ofrung (A0)= offrian, offning
olridan^ to overtake by riding, overtake, £,
Chr. Vofride']
offtaoan* to deny a charge, XLlOSsn. 5.
['ofsake']
ofteacan* to shudder, OEG4160.
ofsoeamlan (a) to put to shame, JB,Bo.
[^ofshame*'\
oftetetan* to shoot down, hit, kill, M,AO,CP.
pp. ofscoten elf -struck {of cattle seized wilih
sudden disease),
ofseleaones ( APs43'') = ofslegennee
otMotlaa to shoot dead, AO.
olMndan to send for, summon, CArl048.
['of send*]
olsion* to see, beh old,^ . [* of see *]
offeetenes f. siege, WW458**.
ofiMtnlan to besiege, NO 349.
OFSETTAN
224
OHIAN
obettui (») to beset, oppress, affiid, Hept,
Lcd;M. V of set*]
oiBsUimg f. pressure. So 143*.
ofSlttan* to press down, repress, oppress, JR,
CP : occupy, Hept,Bo ; CP : hedge in, com-
pass about, besiege. [*o/«t<']
ofilten* to strike off or out, cut off : strike
doum, kiU, AO,BH,Lcd ; M,CV. Vofslay']
otIitoseiiiiM f. slaughter, JRVP843*'.
ofsntan* to bite {of a serpent), M.
ofsmoiian to suffocate, strangle, AO.
ofiraltten^ to cut off, kill, M,
ofsprlng m. * offspring,* descendants, pos-
terity, JB,CD,
otipyTlaii to trace oui, LL96[17].
oflit=ofoBt
ofitseppan* to trample upon, M,
otBtandan* to remain, persist, continue. Led ;
M : restore, make restitution. [* of stand*]
ofitede adv. immediately. So 193^'.
otetende hastening, CM 186.
otBttoian to pierce, slab (to death), transfix,
AO.
obttg swift, QPH392.
ofjitlngaii' to pierce, stab {to death), AO,Chr ;
M,C¥. V of sting*]
otstlnt(» of stent) pree. 3 ag. of ofstandan.
olitnoe = (rfoetUce
otBtofen impelled, PPs.
ofitum v. of oet.
otBwelgan* to swaUow up, 6046^*11.
oCiwerlBii to abjure, deny on oath, LL.
ofSwlngan' to scourge {to death), AO 164'.
oft adv. comp. oftor, super], oftost often,
frequently, CP,0 ; M. oftost svmle con-
tinually, o. a,n.d geloTXke diligently. [*oft*]
ottacan* to overtake, NC326 (late).
ottalu f . rejoinder, verdict against a claim,
TC302«
on«on< to withhold, withdraw, M,CP.
ottMn requiriTig many journeys to carry, v.
£843-312.
otthr Ad- = of tried-
otdga m. withholding, LL.
oftorflan to stone to death, M,AO.
oftrAde often or always available : frequent.
Bo 136".
ottrAdUo frequent, AO. ady. -Uoe, CP.
ottredan* to tread down, trample on, tread to
death, M,AO. [* ofVread *]
ottsl5 m. frequent occasion, AO. on of tslSas
frequenUy, Chb979o.
oftlKirtel n. frequent washing, NC314.
ottyrfan to stone, AO 172**.
otMnan to moiHen, Lcd.
otSeor, OEGll'^'andn.
oUtoqsan lo destroy. Gen 2002.
otttoflan to dry up? i£L34^««.
ofSencan to recall to mind, CP349".
oMannan = ofSsennan
otSlnctf pres. 3 sg. of oftSyncan.
otSlnen moist (pp. of *ofoman).
ot-Vreooan (KQl), -t$riooan=of5rYCoan
ofSrlngan' to throng, press upon, M.
ofSryooan (e, i) to press, squeeze, M ; oppress,
afflict, repress, M : occupy forcibly.
ot-ttiyeoednas, -tSrycnes f. distress, trouble,
oppression, CP.
oMryBean to repress, subdue, CP.
of-ffrysmtan, -tJiysman to choke, stifle.
[Groam]
oftSylman to choke, suffocate, NC314.
ofl^can (impers.) to give offence, insult, vex,
displease, weary, grieve, JB,AO,B,Bo,CP,
LL. i'ofthink*]
otByrstan to suffer from thirst, be thirsty, thirst
{for), Hept,8aul ; JSi [* athirst, ' ' ofthirst ']
offi^tiian to obscure, 8P873'^. [tSeoetrian]
otunnan swy. to begrudge, deny, grudge, envy,
iE,CP.
otweard( MFH 170) =aifweard
otweoipan' to stone {to death), hiU by a
missile, ^»A0.
otworplan to kiU {by stoning), LL.
otwiindrtan to be astonished, M.
otyrit (WW386») =afyredjpp. of afyran.
dga m. fear, terror, dread, M : terribie object,
S». [ege]
dgengel m. bar, boU, WW459i*.
d-hllde (e*, y*), -heald sloping, inclined, Gi«.
61ista=ocu8ta
dht I.t f- persecution f fear f [op. Oer. acht]
IL=awuht
ohtrtp V. ofetrip.
d-hwAr, -hweoer = -a-hw^r, -hwstSer
ohwanon = ahwonan ; dhylde = 6hilde
61 pret. 3 Bg. of alan.
dlAC"=olece-; olb6nd=olfend
±oleoeaii {m, i) to soothe, caress, flatter :
please, charm, propitiate, CP. [leccan]
dleooere, 51eoere m. flatterer, CP(i).
61eoeung (se) f . soothing, flcMery, persuasion,
allurement, charm, CP.
dleotend m. flatterer, Cpl619. [»61eooe(iid
pree. ptc. of dlecoan]
dloctung (MFH 170) =51ehtung
61ehtung f . flattery, MFH 170.
6U8et=aIfiBt
olfend mf., olfenda m. camel, Bl,Mt;CB.
[*olfend*; L, elephantem]
oUendmyre f . she-camel, M.
61100-= olecc-
oil n. contumely, contempt, scorn, insult, JE.
on oil *nequicquam,* OEG2000.
ollono, ollnnc, olln ng (L WS ; A)=andlaiig
6I6wong m. strap, WW379»«.
61yhtword n. flattering speech, Bl90**.
[oleccan]
6in m. rust, ^.
oin-=am-
6ma? m. omeT f. a liquid measure, ▼. NO
314. [L. (h)ama; Oer. ohm]
6nian fp. eruptions of the skin, erysipelas,
Lcd. [cp. healsome]
omb- = amb-
6moynn n. corrupt humour, Lcd 31a.
omer (a^, e^) a bird, 'scoreUus,* Gl.
omlan to become rusty. So 196*.
OMIDDAN
225
ONGLYPUN
&iiiddaii = onmiddan
dmlg rusty, ruat-eaten, rust-coloured : in-
flammatory, Lci>.
6niUit inflammatory, LcD.
ompella = ampella ; ompre = ampre I.
on I. prep. (w. d., inatr., and a.) (local, etc.)
* on, upon, on to (but ofer is more common),
up to, among, AO,CP,Bo,BH,0 : in, into,
within, JE,BHJ*s : (temporal) in, during,
at, on, about, jS,AO : agatnst, towards, AO,
BH,Mt : according to, in accordance with,
in respect to, ^,Bo,Ps xjor, in exchange for,
II. adv. on, BH,CP ifortoard, onward, km :
continuously, M (f or<S on), on riht rightly.
on nr adv. formerly, on an continuously,
in concert : at once, forthwith. III. pree.
3 8g. of annan. IV. (M)=ond, and
on- I. often meaningleBS, and only rarely»
prep. on. II.=an-. III.=:un-
onAbl&wan^ to blow on, i£.
onaddn anv. to put on, MLV**.
onAht f. possession, 0VPs2^
ondlan to set fire to, ignite, heat, inspire,
incite, inflame, bum, consume, Chr{a3i-),
Oen,8ol ; M,CP. [* anMal{ed) ']
onAlend m. 'incensar,* QPH399.
onAlet n. lightning, LPs 143*.
onAr adv. formerly, [on]
onse/Seie (w. d.) natural to. Met 13".
onttiebbaa* to lift up, exalt, CP56^'.
onfti n. burning : incense, what is burnt.
onftrban^ to rise up {against), ERPs.
onam pret. 3 sg. of onieman.
onisAwan^ to implant, instil, MFH 170.
onflsounung = onsounung
onftsendan to send into, implant in, impart
to, CM 203.
onAsendednes {&) f. *immissio,* LPs 77'*.
onftsetodnes f . a laying on {of hands), NC349.
onAsettaa to set upon, place on, impress upon,
M,CM.
oniswAgan to sound forth, LPs 28'.
onAwlnnan' to fight against, LPs 34^ ; 65>.
onbsac adv. backwards, back, behind.
onbsBcUng (e) adv. backward, behind, o.
gewend having one^s back turned, M.
onbeaman to kindle, ignite, heat, excite, in-
spire, inflame, bum, AO,CP.
on-b8Brnlng (JPs65^*), -bsmes (8Ps) f. in-
cense.
onb&ru f . self -restraint? 6u 1027.
onbtaiung f . expectation, DB 4**.
onbeblftwan^ to blow upon, LPs 104^*.
onbeeUng (£Ps) = onhseclmg
onbecuman=onoaman; onbCgan = onbigan
onbSgnes f . bending, curvature, WW. [began,
biegan]
onbeht = ambiht
onbelftdan to inflict upon, WW 00.
onbSn f. imprecation, BH104*.
onbtedan' to command, order, AO : announce,
proclaim, M,AO.
onbeoraan' to set fire to, inflame.
onbtetond threatening, impending.
O. H.
onberan* to carry off, plunder : diminish,
weaken.
onbergan = onbyrgan
onbesctawung f. inspection, examination,
8066".
onbesctefan* to thrust out, WW220i*'*i.
onbestSlan to convict of crime, LL30[15].
onb6Stlngan=inbeBtingan; onbtdi=;anbid
onbldan^ to remain, unit : w. g. wait for,
await, expect : attend upon, U)ait on.
onbigan (e) to subdue, subjugate.
onbllit= ambiht
onblndan' to unbind, untie, loosen : disclose.
onblrgan = onbyrgan
onbltan^ (w. g.) to taste of, partake of, feed
upon.
onbUtet m. * impetus,' onrush, attack, EHy
6».
onbUtetan to break in, WW42SK
onblandan* to mingle. As 675.
onblftwan^ to blow into, inspire : puff up,
onbUwlng f. breathing upon, JnL p8*(in-).
onbMwnes f. inspiration, Bl7**.
onbllmian (MFH 1 18) = ablinnan <
onblotan* to sacriflce, kill a victim, GKR2933.
onbran =onbam pret. 3 sg. of onbeoman.
onbreoan* to burst upon, attack, destroy.
on-bregdan, -bredan* to move, bow, start up :
burst open.
onbring m. instigation, LL.
onbrlDgelle f. insiigation, ^L23b**^
onbrosnung f. decay, corruption, £P829^.
onbryee m. inroad, OEG2480.
onbryrdan (ab-, inb-) to excite, inspire, in-
cite, encourage, M,CP. onbryrd excited,
fired, ardent : contrite, [brord].
onbryrdlng f. incitement, WW419«*.
onbryrdnes (e*) f. inspiraiion, incitement,
ardour, ^ : remcrse, contrition.
onbtlgan**^ to bend : bow, submit, yield, to
agree toith, Bl,Mt ;M,AO : bend aside,
deviate, ["oit^oto*]
onbOtan prep. (w. d. a.) and adv. abouJt,
round about : round, around, adv. phr.
west o. f aran to go west about.
onbyhtaceale = ambihtsoealc
onl^rdan = anbyrdan
onbyrgan I. (e, i) to taste, eat, M. II. to be
surety, v. 0EG7".
onbyrglng f. tasting, Lcd 1-136^'.
onbyrhtan to illuminate, Bl 105'^.
onbyrlgnes f. tasting, Bl209^*.
onceig- (N) = oncig-
onoennan to bear, bring forth, M.
oncer =anoor; onoerran=onoirran
onolgan (ei*) to call upon, invoke, DR.
onclgnes, oncignng (ei) f. invocation, DR.
onolrran (e, y) to him, alter, change, trans-
form : turn off or away, avert, prevent ;
turn oneself, go.
onclfow =anoleow
onellflan (eo, y ) to adhere, stick to, persist in.
onolyflende sticking to, tenacious, Ct.
ono^lan to call upon, M.
16
ONCNiSWE
226
ONGBAN
OB-eoAwe, -cnawe knownt recognised.
onenAwin' to understand, knew, perceive,
observe. Ma ; M,CP : acknowledge, confess,
disclose, JB. [' acknow *]
on-eniwtiiiiM {M), -onawnes (CP) f. ac-
knowledgmenl, knowledge.
onanyisaii to cast down, afflict, GPVPs.
oneayttan = ononyttan
oiieor=aiioor; foan=ancr»
onmuiuui* to come upon, befoL
onounnaii swr. to know, Gl : reproach,
blame, accuse, CP.
oneuDDM f. aecusaiion, JVPs ; BH212^.
onemuiliig f. aecusaiion, BH212^*(b).
onewealdaii to slay, EPsdP.
onewntei* to answer, resound, echo, JR :
protest.
oiMsyrfan = onoimtn
onofffoa to make known.
ono9M«d f. hur^ deed. Ah 1181.
on^ttg (EL725)=unoy9ifl7
onoJWf t' pain, distress <^mind.
ond^=auid
ondAUm to infuse, DR.
ondAland m. one who imparts, infuser.
oiuto-=aQde-; oiidor-=ander-
ondenlio* ondeslio (DR)=ondi7Ben]io
ondetn, ondeenes f . fear, DR.
oiidglt=andgiet; ondlim = andlSm
ondllota = ondwleota, andwlita
endlong = andlang ; ondo (NG) = anda
onddn smv. {l)to undo, open [»im-] : (2) to
put on {clothes), CM.390;So»3^. [^ondon]
onddiing f. injection, LoD97b.
on-drMan^ (and wv.) pret. 3 eg. -drSd,
-dried, -dreord (A), also -dri&dde, pp. -drisd
(tr.) to dread, fear, B,Chr,Mt : (lefl.) be
afraid, El,Lk. ['adread']
ondrAdendllc /ear/u/» terrible, M.
ondrAdlng f . dread, fear, terror, AO.
ondrencan to intoxicate, Guth62**.
ondrem = ondrysna
ondrlnoan' (w. g.) to drink, BH.
ondrlslio = ondrysenlio
ondnmcnlan to become intoxicated, EPs35*.
on-drysenllo, -drys(n)lio terrible.
ondrysne terrible : feared, venerated, vener-
ondiymUc = ondrysenlio
ondryinu = andiyraio
ondrystlio = ondiyBenlic
ond8-=aiidB-; ondw-=andw-
one=oiio
onealdian to grow old, SPs31'.
oneardlan to inhabit, GSPs.
oneardlend inhabitant, indwetter, GD^PPs.
onefen, onefn = onemn
on-«gaa, -ignan (oe) to fear, dread, [dga]
onemn I. prep. (w. d.) abretul of, alongside
of, by, near, during, AO. II. adv. together,
exactly, directly, o. tSiem at the same time.
onemnilrdwlgan to sympathize, i£L23b**'.
oneiian to plough up, M, CP.
onernlng f. attack, DR36^. [ieman]
dnottan to hasten, hurry forward, be quick,
M : be busy, brisk : anticipate, M,CP.
dnettung f. predpitalian, CP465".
onii8at=anda
onlSgung f. breathing on, ERPslT".
ontognlan to fawn on. Bo 102".
onfflDreld n. going on, progress, journey :
going in, entrance : attack, <issault, incur-
sion, Sc212*.
onfSMtnlan to pierce.
onfnfSmnei f. embrace, Bl7**.
onfangend m. receiver, ES9-37.
onfangmnes f . reception, acceptance, M.
onf ealdan' to unfold.
onfaaU (e) m. sweUing, Led. [* onfaU ']
onfeallendepto. ruling on.
onfehtan (VP8)»onfeohtan ; ontoll«onfeaU
onleng L = (+) andfeng. IL pret. 3 sg. of
onfdn.
iionfeng- = andfeng-
onfeohtan' (e) to attack, assault, fight with,
Chb.
onflUende ptc. falling upon, overwhelming,
WW420»*.
onmte (WW) =anfilte
onllndan' (but occL wk. pret. onfunde) to
find out, learn, perceive, feel, notice, observe,
discover, CP : experience, suffer.
onflndend m. discoverer, GPU 391.
onflAsenea f. incarnation, Bl81** ; BHy 2^.
onflyge m., onflygen n. infectious disease
(BT), LoD.
onfdn^ to take, receive, accept, BHJUd,Mt ;
JS : stand sponsor, Chb : harbour, favour
unrighteously, LL : undertake, engage in,
Bl. onf angenum gebede after engaging in
prayer : begin : conceive, Ps. Vonfang*]
onfdnd m. undertaker, supporter.
onfondUo (an-) 'accipendus,' NC314.
onf ongenes = onf anxennee
ottfOran I. prep, b^ore (time), cU the begin-
ning of, Cnr. IL adv. before, in front of,
Ps. ['afore']
onfordon pto. destroyed, LPs 101*^.
onforeweard-um, -an sAy. in front, in the
first line, in the fore part, above aXt, M ;
A6-456.
onforht = anf orht
onforhttan to be afraid, fear.
onforwyrd n. destruction, CSPs.
onfundelnes f . experience, Lcd.
onfondennes f . explanation : trial, experiment,
experience.
onga = anga ; ongngn, ongftn = ongean
ongalan* to charm.
ongalend m. enchanJter, BlPs 57*.
ongalnes f. song, BRPs70*.
ongtn I. » ong&ikn. 1 1, any. to approach,
enter into, ES38** : attack, ES41-325.
ongang m. entrance, incursion, assault,
attack.
ongangan^=ongan; onge=enge
on-gtan (a, 8) ,-geagn (», e) L prep, towards,
a{iainst, opposite to, contrary to, M,Lk',
ONGEANCTHE
227
ONHIELDAN
AO,CP : against, in exchange for, IL adv.
apposite, back, JS,Chr,Ct,Lk : * again.*
eft o. back again, o, tSsst on the other hand,
on the contrary,
ongCancyme m. return, M,
ongSancyrrendllo relatitfe, iEGB23P^.
ongtanfealdan^ to fold back, roU back.
So 148".
ooftanfftran (agean-) to return,
ongfiaaflowende ebbing and ftotmng, y. OEG
2363.
ongtenhworfeimes f. turning again, OEG
2713.
ongtanhwyrt (ag-) m. return.
ongSanhwyrfan (ag-) to turn again, return.
ongSanlecgan to lay up, store up. So 156*.
ongtenspreoan* to speak against, revile,
RSPs43".
ongtenweard going back or towards, AO :
near, Bk4. adv. -weardee, M.
ongHnweudlleadversative. adv. -Hoe, ^Gs.
ongtanwerlan to revile in return, R617^'.
[wyrigan]
ongianwmrlan to oppose, 8033**.
ongtanwyrdnes f. opposition, OEG 3975.
ongeboren in-born, OEG.
ongebrecan* to attack, ravage,
ongelirliigaii to bring upon : impose, CM 36 :
enjoin, CM 1185 : incUne, induce, ^L25*^*.
ongeolgan to eaU upon, invoke, RHy 1^
ongedgung (ei*) f. invocation, DR99i*.
ongaoopUoe =aiigecop]ioe
ongefsMtnlaii = onf eetian
ongeteht n. attack, DR. [f eoht]
ongaflogen attacked by disease, Lcd1'86'^
[op. onflygen]
on-gegen, -gegn =ongean
ongatarfiosan* to rush upon, fcUl upon.
ongehrlnaii^ to touch,
ongeli^Vnes f. advantage, profit, LL476[12].
ongel, Oiigel= angel I., Angel
ongelAdan =ingel»dan
ongellhtah ( AS 2*) = onlihtan
on-gamang, -gemong prep. (w. d.) and adv.
among, during, CP : meanwhile, CM. o.
ISisum, i$&m. meanwhile.
ongemet = uneemet
ong^n, ongend=ongean
onganAman to take away (from), Guth 14^.
ongenlman* io take away.
oogeotan = ongietan
ongtetung f. pouring in, LoD88a.
on-garwan, pp. -gered (VPs)=:ongirwan
ongeaten = onsSon
ongasetenes f. kno^dedge, BH474^*.
ongedtan* to slay, BH44".
ongespanan^ to draw on, allure, WW 421**.
onget- = ongiet-
ongetAcan to enjoin, CM 363.
oiigetlinln*an to build up, AO.
ongettwSre = angetSw&re
ongewlnn n. assault. So 33^'.
ongewlss = ungewias
ongewrlgannei (GD139^)=onwTigeimeB
ongtaldan' (i) to atone for, be punished for,
pay [the penalty) for, AO : pay, offer (gifts,
sacrifice). [Oer, entgelten]
onglan = onginn
ongierwan (AS 69*<*) s ongirwan
ongtetan' (e, eo, i, y) to grasp, seize i under-
stand, learn, recognize, know, distinguish,
judge, consider, Mt(j) ; AO,CP : see, per-
ceive I perceive by hearing, hear : feel,
experience : know carnally : get, take away
(&g-). Vanget*]
ongletenas f. knowledge, understanding :
meaning.
ongifan' (») to give back, M : forgive.
onglldan = ongieldan
onginn = anginn
onglnnan* to begin, attempt, endeavour, try
hard, JSi,0;AO,CP. (This vb. is often
nsed periphrasticc^ly w. another vb. in the
inf., to aenote the simple aotion of the
latter. The compound is best translated
by the historical aorist of the second vb.) :
attack, assail : act (ag-). [*ongin*]
onglnnendlie inchocaive, MGn.
onglnnas f . undertaking,
on-glrwan pret. -girede I. to unclothe, divest,
Hrip. [»ungierwan] ll.toclothe,EVslSl^.
onglt=andgiet; ongtt-=ongiet-
Ongla (AO), OngU80= Angle, Englisc
ongnora T ongnere = angnere
Ongol= Angel; ongong=ongang
ongris-y ongrys- =angriB-
ongiypa m. attack, W 187*.
ongryrallo horrible, Guth 36**.
ong8ata=angseta; ongimnene8=onginn68
ongy*=ongi-
ongyrdan to unbuckle, unfasten, BH 196**.
ongyman to impose, infitct on. So 10*.
ongytan = ongietan
onhMfan to unfrock, divest of holy orders,
LL66[21].
onhSldan ( VPs) = onhieldan
onhAlaf secret, concealed, hidden.
onhAtan to heat, infiame, AO,CP.
onhaglan (impers.) to be possible or con-
venient, be fUting, suit, please, M,CP : be
€U leisure.
ovitMaik^^ to promise.
onbiltian to become hot, WW.
onhftwlan to behold, MLS^K
onhealdan' (an-) to keep (peace). Met 11**.
onbtew m. iirunk of tree, block of wood for
hewing on, WW.
onhebban* (occl. wk. pret. onhefde) to raise
up, erect, lift up, exalt, M : leaven : begin :
take away.
onhetednes (an-) f. exaltation, RB23*.
onhald- =onhield-
onhergian to waste, ravage, BH.
onheri- = onhyri-
onhattlng f. persecution, OEG 2^
onhlogan = onhyogan
onhieldan (CP) (i*) to bend, bend down, lean,
recline incline : decline, sink.
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ONHIBLDEDNES
228
ONRJSS
onhleldediMt (e*, jr*) f. declining, CVP872«.
onhlerwan (u^, y") to deride, blaspheme, W
70i»o.
onhlglan to deapoU, 0E6.
onblglend m. deapoiler. OEG2209.
onblndan, onhinder adv. behind, backward,
onhinderUng adv. back, PPs.
onhfaoan = onhyscan
onhlldan^ to open, reveal, uncloee : appear.
onbllnlan to lean on, Ql.
onhnlgan* to bend down, bow, worship.
onhobSDlui to detest? (BT) hamsiringt
cripple, check? (Bugfe), B1944.
onbon^ to hang, cruc^,
<mlir8Bgl n. covering, wrap, H6l490.
oiihrAran=onhreraii; oiilirfi8=onrflM
ODhr^odan* to adorn (or ? omeodaai^ redden)
Gsn2931.
onhrtosan* to fall upon, rush upon,
onlirtran to move, disturb, agitaie, arouse,
exciU, CP.
onhrfnan* (w. g. or d.) to touch, lay hold of,
CP.
onlirine m. touch, contact, Lod 1*328^
onbrop m. importunity, M.
onhuplan to step back, retire, CP4 41**.
ontawelan^ to bellow back, resound, WW628'*.
onhwMirlaii* to change, turn, reverse, CP.
onhwerfan (y*) to turn, change, turn rour^.
onhwerfednes («) f. change, AS 9*.
onhyogan to consider, DA473(i).
ontayldan = onhieldan
ontayrdant to strengthen, encourage, [heard]
onliyTeneB f . imiiation, CP.
onhyrgend m. emulator, imitator, WW.
ontayrian (e) to emulate, imitate, CP.
onhyring f. emulation, imitation, zeal, M,
CP.
onhyTsamlan to be busied with, occupied in,
RB71".
onh^Bcan (i) to mock at, vilify, reproach :
detest : deceive, [huso]
onleman' (t) to give way, open {of a door) :
*currere,* BPsUS" : 'incurrere,' LL
410[3,6].
onlnnan prep. (w. d.) and adv. within, into,
among.
oiilAo(Cpl726) = onleac, pret. 3 sg. of
onlncan.
onlsBO-oan, -Ban to vex, EPs.
onlflBoeung (e*) f. 'irrita,* EPs.
onlSdan = inl£dan
onlAnan to lend, grant, let, lease, CP.
onlSpiiei (BH128**)=anlipaes
onldtan to relax, loosen, let go, permit.
onlang = andlang
onMc=anleo; onlee-=onlseo-
onleegend« (salve) to be applied, LcD.
onlegen f. poultice, Lcd.
onltogan' to misrepresent. Bo.
onltoht- = onliht-
onlton^ to lend, grant, give.
onltoVlan = onlioigan
onlta- = onlies'
onlie (an-) like, resembling, sim^Uar, Mt ; CP.
adv. .lioe, AO,CP. ['ardike ']
onUegan* to lay on.
-f-onUclan (an- ; -lican, GD75*) to compare :
make like.
onllcnes f . resemblance, likeness, similitude,
Oen. : picture, image, idol, WW ; AO,CP :
parable : stature, form, [^anlikeness ]
+oii]IeuDg (an-) f. likeness, NC270.
onlleaan {e,f)to loosen, set free, release, CP.
onlleeednea (i*) f. remission (of sins), AHy
9".
onlleMiid (y) m. liberator, CPs39».
onUtenes (e) f. deliverance.
onll^^aii (in-) to inflame, Ps.
onlThtan (eo, y ) to illuminate, give light to,
enlighten, Bl,Bo ; CP : restore to sight : shine.
Vonlight']
onlDitednea = onlihtneB
onUhtliig f. illumination, enlightenment, M.
onllhtniw f . illumination.
onllSlgan (intr.) to become pliant, yield : (tr.)
loosen, untie.
onldolan to look on, behold, M,CP.
onldotond m. onlooker, spectator, M.
onlong = andlang
onlQoaii* (=an-) to unlock, open, unfold,
reveal, disclose, CP.
onltktan' to bow, incline, bend down, CP.
onlQtungf. *involucrum,' GPH402.
oniy-=on]i-; oiil^=on]ies-
onmfidla = onmedla
onmAlan to speak to. Da 210.
onmang {M) = ongemanff
onmearoa m. inscription^iSkLl2^* (MkRin-).
onmeareimg f. inscription, NG (e*).
onmMan to presume, take upon oneself,
Rd66«?
onmMla = anmSdla
onmeltan*? to soften, PPs 88**.
onmitaii I. to paint, cover over? PPs 88^.
II. to come upon, find out, EPs 114*.
onmiddan prep. (w. d.) amid, in the midst,
at the middle of, M.
onniitta=anmitta; onmdd=anmod
onmunan swv. pres. 3 sg. onman, pret.
onmunde to esteem, think worthy of, con-
sider entitled to, CP : refl. care for, wish :
remind, B2640.
onmyrran to mar, disturb, Ct.
onn=ann, pres. 3 se. of unnan.
onnhl^an (WW255^^)=onhnigan
onnlman* to receive, take, PPs.
onnytt = unny tt
ono I. inten. lo I behold / II. = heonu
onoeVung (VPs) =oneSung
onorettant to perform with effort, accomplish
onorSung f . inspiration, inbreathing,
ono9a (WW)=anda
onpennian to open, CP277*.
onrM f . riding on horseback, Lod.
onrsetnlendUo = anrefniendUc
onrAs m. onrush, impetus, assault, attack^
M,CF,
ONRJBSAN 229 ONSWAPAN
onraBsan I. io rush (on), VPs. [^onreae^] on'3et,'Betl,Ti,aHUingon,r%ding<m,QI>lBS.
II. nap. of wk. 8b. irruptiond, WW. ooaetenes t laying on {of hands)^ "MSM*.
onred m. name of a plant, Lod. onsetnes I. f. constitviion, founding. II. f.
onrfodan v. onhreodan ; oiirettaii=drettan snare, DR 121". [aittan]
onrld n. riding horse, CC. onsetnung f. snare, DR147'.
onrldan^ io ride {on a raid, etc.), Chr871a. onMttan to impose, oppress, bear down.
onrlht right, lawful, proper : partaking off onslcan^ io sigh, groan. Bo.
Ex35^ adv. AS 13*. also -lice, Bl43^*. oii8len=anBien
onrihtwlnies = unrihtwisnes onaSgan} to sink, decline, descend : approach,
onrlplld f. harvest-time, ES 39*362. impend, M : assail, M.
onifsan {JB) = arisan ['onrise *] onslt = onset
oniyne m. running on, course : incursion, onsittan I. sv' to seat oneself in, occupy, M :
attack, assault. oppress. II. sv* to fear, dread (=ond-).
onsacan* to contest, dispute, strive against, onsittend m. ride r, CK y4K
resist, repel : (f) cUtack : refuse, deny, con- onslsBge m. blow, WW. [siege]
tradict : exculpate, excuse oneself. onslSpan' and wv. to goto sleep, sleep, BH.
O1I88D0 I. denying ; excused. II. (LL24[41] on8l&pan=onsUepan
Ld) =and8iB0 onslQpan^ to become loose, W83.
onsAganf to prostrate. onsl^pan io loosen.
ODUBgd-=on88Bged- onsnSsan (LL69[36]) v. snSsan.
ouAge assailing, attacking, [sigan] onsnlSan^ to cut up, Lcd (ES43*321).
onssBgednes (e) f. sacrifice, offering, M : oiisond=onsand
oblaiion, {sacrificial) victim. onspSe f. imputation, charge, claim,
onssBgnes f. holocaust, sacrifice, Bi.p865**. onspannan' io unfasten, unbind, unloose,
onsaguiig f . sacrifice, WW. open, disclose, release.
onfld&lan to untie, loosen. onspeca m. accuser, claimant, LL138 [1,3].
onssBt I. pret. 3 sg. of onsittan. Il.^onset onspeoend m. accuser, 10169^'.
onsagu i. affirmation, accusation, reproach, oiisporiian=on8pnman
Mi ; JE. [^onsaw*] onspornend ( =im-) not stumbling, Sc 187*.
onsand f. sending against, VPs. [*onsand*] onsprAe f. speech, discourse, GD332* (an-).
onsang m. incantation, GD73". onsprecan* to accuse : address.
onsftwan^ to sow : introduce into, implant, onsprecean to enliven. Rim 9?
CM 658. onsprlngan' to spring forth, originate, rise,
opsceaean* (a) to shake, shake off, remove. burst forth, burst asunde r.
onsoeaciiM f . excuse, EPs. [=onsaonee, Swt] onspningennes f. eclipse, WW 225'*.
onsoeamlan =of8ceamian onspuman' io strike against, stumble.
ODfloeon- = onsoan- onstsal m. order, arrangement. On 796.
onseeortlan io grow short, MH 104**. onstAlan to impute io, accuse of, MFH 170.
onsoCotan' (an-) io cut up, open, eviscerate, onstsepe (e) m. ingress, ESP867**.
onsoiUan (=7') io give back a sound, reply, onstssppan* io vHilk, go.
0EG8"*. onstal (=ea?) m. provision, supply, CV^K
onscdgan io unshoe, pp. onscod unshod. onstU m? charge, reproof, OEG.
onsorydan io clothe, EPsJSo. onstandende urgent, importunate, Sc 111^*.
onacvmian{eo,Y) to shun, avoid, fear, detest, onstellan io institute, create, originate,
hate, LL ; M,CP : put away, reject, despise : establish, give the example of, Bl ; AO,CP.
irritate, ['ashun'] [*onsUW]
on-seuniendlio (CP), -scunigendlio {M) hate- onstftpan (=ie) to raise,^ Hy4**.
fvl, detestable. onstlgend m. one who ascends or mounts,
onscunlgend m. hater, BlIII**. VHy4^
onscunung f. execration, abomination : onatbig m. daim, authority, jurisdiction, Ct.
exasperation. onstlVlan io harden, JnLR 12**.
oiisoynlaii=on8oanian onstregdan* (and wk.) io sprinkle, BJPs
onsoyte m. attack, assault : defamation, 50* ; VPs(i*).
calumny. ODStydfullnes f . instability, DR.
onseacan (Cp 665) = onsceacan onstfran to govern, BH 276^^ {v.l. ).
onsCoan require, exact, Jul. [^onseek^] onstyr-ednes, -enes f. movement.
onsecgan io renounce, deny z offer sacrifice, onstyrian io move, rouse, disturb, stir, agitate,
AG : impute, M : inform, M. excite, CP.
onsSgednes^onsiegeanes onsundrst ansund
ons6n (VPs)=an9ien onsun-dran, -dron, -drnrn adv. singly,
onsendan io send out, send forth, transmit, separately, apart : privately : especially.
yield up, AO,CP. onsundrlan=a8yndrian
onsSon I. (sv*) io see, look on, behold, regard, onswftpan' io sweep on, blow on, Gl : sweep
take notice of, AG. II. (A)=an8ien away, banish.
ONSWABIAN
230
ONWENDEBNES
onswarlan = andflwarian
onswttblmii to put to sleep, bury, Ql.
onswlbui^ to evring forward, turn against :
fntsh off, put asiae, turn atoay.
onswmie mighty, loud, ^L31**^
onswdgan' (in-) to encroach upon, BH.
OBSWomod confueed, NC316.
onsymbelnM f. celebration {of mass), BH
112«.
oii^fn=an8ieii
ODfl^^ne'l' visible, evident
ontalu f. claim at law, TC302''.
onttaan (KGL66*)=ontyiiaii
ontendan to kindle, set fire to, inflame, JB,
LcdJLL. ['tind,''oniend']
onfendUM (y) f. burning, fire, M : infiam-
maiion, M : incitement, fiiel, M : passion,
ontten' to draw to oneself, assume^ undertake,
CP : pull : (»an-) untie.
onttena m. injury, oppression, ERPsl02*.
ontige m. daim, usurpation, RB140*.
ontlhi intent, attentive, eager, So27s.
ontllitiiig f. attention, applieation, aim, in-
tention, instigation. So.
ontimlMr matter, material, M : cause, reason,
occasion, ^.
OBdmbaniM f. material, KF171 : teaching,
edification.
ontlmlir-an, -ian, to instruct, BH.
ontre= antra
ontrtowan to entrust, confide. Da 269?
ont^dran to nourish, foste r, AO 182**.
oniidrt'sinefoetu,*effete,WVf. [»ortydie7]
ontysnes f. accusation, IJLi22[37].
ontyhtan to urge on, incite, B3086.
ont^nan (e) to open,revedl,display,CP. [ton]
OBtyndDM = ontendnes
ontfiUMs f . opening.
ontoslie (So33**)=iintS0B8Uo
onVenlan to stretch, EPs63*.
onModan to join oneself to, associate with,
take part in.
ontMon^'t lo be useful, succeed, prosper.
oiMowlgan to serve, CM 473.
±on1lnudan to fear, dread.
onVraoung (an-) f. fear, awe, LPs 34*.
on-9r8Me,-9r8Bolio(an-)/ormt<ia62e, drecuLful,
M.
onttrtagiing f. reproach, i£L23b*'*.
ontfreoan* refl. to fear, Gi7Th132*^.
onKrlngan' to press on or forward, AO : move,
6e Ynot«(if Gul300.
onVunlan to swell up? move round? Rd41*^ :
exceed bounds.
ooVwaogennes f. washing, HL13''*'^**.
onVwten* to wash.
ona=heonii
onufon prep. (w. d.) and adv. above, upon,
on, Jud ; AO : beyc!nd,after. l*anoven*]
ononder (an-) under, MP (Vesp. D xiv).
onunwbddmf m. ignorance, Bl89^^
onuppan I. prep. (w. d.) upon, on, CP.
II. adv. in addition, besides.
onwaoan* to awake, AO : originate from, be
bom%
onwaeean f. incitem/ent, arousing, I)B74*'.
onwaoniaii = onwecnian
onwadan* to penetrate inio, attack, seize,
occupy.
onwAoan to weaken, shalee {a resoluiion),
soften, moUify, CP. [wac]
onwaBoeiiM f arousing, GD337**.
on-wnenan, -wsBcnian (e) to avxtke, CP :
arise, spring, be bom.
onwAld (N)^onweald
onwamme — nnwemme
onwAie? adj. unripe, Lob 12a.
onwflBStm m. increase, DB69*. [5westm]
onwsBterlg = anwnterig
onwald, onwalhisionweald, onwealg
onwarlan to guard oneself against, MFH 171.
onwaalean^ to roU, roU round.
onweald (a^, a') I. mfn. authority, power,
rule, sway, command, AO,Lk ; CP : juris-
diction, territory, CP II. adj. mighty,
powerful. ['ontooU*]
(mwoalda m. rvier, governor, sovereign : the
Lord, Ood.
onwaaldend m. ruler.
+onwMldla]i (an-) to ^ve dominion over,
get possession of, LP8,LkLR(8s).
onwealdig (a^, a*) powerful.
onwMldnM f. power, possession, ERPb2*.
onwaalf , onw«alh whole, sound, entire, un-
injured, safe, AO. •
onwealglloa (an-) wholly, completely, CP.
onwaaUmes f. soundness, wholeness, purity,
modesty, chastity.
onwaard («and-) adj. acting against,
opposed to.
onwaentan = on wnonian
onwag (aweg) adv. *away,* forth, out, off,
onward, along, B,Chr.
o nwa gae y rradnaa, -cymes f. apostasy, BH
176 {V.I.).
onwagidinan^ to drive away, VPs.
onwagidrlfeimaa f. a driving away, GD
186".
onwegifliran to remove away, VHy.
onwegiUMnas f. removal, BH446".
onw^inydan to drive away, repel.
onwagflseQfaii* to push away, VPs.
onwagiwandan to remove, VPs.
onwagterald n. departure, GDI 19**.
onwaggawlt n. aberration {of mind). VPs
116".
onwaggawltannas f. departure, BH170^*.
onwagn^dan = onweganydan
onwagonoamei = onwegaoerrednes
onwagpulUan to puU away, ES 43*339.
onwandan to change, exdange : upset, end,
overturn, turn aside, avert, VPs : change for
the better, amend : change for the worse, per-
vert : transgress : deprive : return.
onwandedUo changeable, Lgd 3*164*.
on-wandadnas, -wendnee f . movement,changef
(Uteration, VPs.
ONWEORPAN $31 OBQANE
onwaoipan* (in-) cast in one^s teeth^ accuw : orotes inviclUMe, unimpugned, unasMiUd,
turn or throw aside : begin the web. Gl.
onweorpiMt f . onpouring, BH 1 18'. orctasnes f . immunity, purity, Gl.
ohw88tan=awe8tan oneMMki. orchard, [o rtgeajd , leah]
onwlean^ to yield, give way, Gl. oroerdweard m. gardener, WW 333**.
onwUle wished for, agreeable, Gn 700. orogeard, oroird = ortgeard
onwlndan' unicind, loosen : retire, rebreai, onmAwe {B,\eas%ly recognised, evident, well-
An631. known,
onwlnaan* to aUack, assail. orentas mp. monsters, B 1 12.
onwlnnende assailing, aggressive, M. oroVyrs m. monster of hell, Orcus, WW.
onwist} f. dwelling at a place, haJbitaHon. orQyrd=ortgeard
onwIite=andwIite ord m. poiiU, spear-point, spear, B,CP :
onworpennet f . enticement, aUurement, source, beginning, JS,CP : front, vanguard,
inspiration. M : chief, prince; in pi. first men, the
onwrecan=avrooan flower. [*ord']
onwrton^*' to uncover, unfold, display, ordAle not participating, WW.
explain, reveal, M,C^. onUU (S) n. * ordeal,' LL. [Cfer. urteil]
on-wrig(en)nM» -wiihnes f. revelation, ex- ordJUbenn. iron tMecit'n an on2ea2,LL388[l].
posure, exposition, M. [wrSon] ordbana m. {spear-slayer), murderer, Gkk
onwrltlng f. inscription, Lk20'*. [*<m- 1097.
wriHng*] ordoeard=ortgeard; ordil=ordal
onwrItiings:onwiiSiing ordfruma m. fount, source, M : author,
onwrlVan to unbind, unwrap, Jpd 173. creator, instigator, AO : (t) head man,
onwifVung f. ligament, bandage, WW 439^' chief, prince.
(onwrit-). ordstSBpe m. spear-stab, wound, Rd 7P*.
onwuniaii to inhabit, remain, Ps. ordwygaf m. warrior.
onwunung f . dwelling-plaee : assiduity, -Hm y. isen-d.
OEG 75. oraald very old. Bo 102^. [Ger. nralt]
onwurpan = onweorpan 5red- = dret-
onwyDan to cause to boil, inflame, Gu362. ore! n. robe, garment, mantle, veil, M. [L.
onwylwan to roll up, roU together, EHy2^*. orariom]
on^Van to pour in, So200'. oraldo = oryldn
onywan to show, manifest. onne I. excessive. II. n. excess,
open *open,* exposed, AO,B,Bl,Jn,WW : onhB»e excessively, IKF 1*71,
evident, wdl-known, public, manifest, pHain, dretf m. contest, battie,
clear, AO,Bo,Jn. drat-=drett-
open8»n m. mediar, WW137'*. [*openarse'] dratfeld m. place of contest, 0EG8"*.
openere m. opener, A 8*326'. oretla m. contumdy, insuU, GD200^'.
±openlan to *open,* opem up, disclose, de- 5reUof n. triumph, CMi497.
dare, reveal, MJbHJPs; CP : (+) intr. dret-maoga, -meog, -maBcg m. champion,
become manifest : (+) ^e open to, exposed warrior. ^^
to. dretselpe (oiret-) m. infamy, WW.
openlie open, public, WW, adv. -lice 5retst6w f. wresUing place, place of content,
* openly,' manifestly, plainly, clearly, un- OEG.
reservedly, Bl,BoJlB, drett-=5ret-
opennes f. opennees, publicity, OEG. ' drettaf m. champion, warrior, hero.
i:Openung £., opening, disclosure, manifesta- d:drettan to put to confusion, disgrace,
tion, ore9=orotS; orenan=ortSian
oportanie=apr5tane orf n. eaUle, live stock, ^,Chr,LL. Vorf]
6r n. beginning, origin : front, [op. ord] orfcwealm (a*) m. cattle-plague, murrain.
or prefix (lit. *out of*=L, ex-) is priyative^ orfcynn (i*) n. oatHe,
as in onorg, orw^na ; or denotes origin, orfeorme (y) (t) .destitxUe rf, lacking : (t)
antiquity, as in oreald. [Oer. nr-] empty, useless : squalid, fiUhy.
ora I. m. border, bank, shore, CHB;Mdf. orteonnnea f. squalo r, filth iness, Cp488s.
II. m. ' ore, * unwrought metal, BH,Ps, W W i orl^Utt n. grazing, WW 149».
brass, MQr,Cp,CP. III. a coin of Danish orflermu f. squalor, OET96^.
origin, LkLJjL (y. 2*601 ). [*ora ] orfyrme = orfeorme
orav=orot$ orfyniKV re/iMe, OEG609.
orblMe bloodless, WW 397** [bl5d] organ m. canticle, song : voice,
ore I. m. pitcher, crock, cup. [LateL.ona; organaT organe? {., organ-an, -on pi.
L. nroens] 11. m. (2emon, GL. [L. orons] musical instrument, jB,ApT,Ps, [* organ*;
or-otape, -oSapes, -cSapnnga, -ceapnngum L. organnm]
ady. greUis, without cause. organe f. marjoram. Led, [* organ*; L.
ore-eard, -erd (i^,Xcd)s=ortgeard origanum]
ORQAKIAN
23S
OTSPERNING
organlan = oranian
orgmnyitre putyer on a musical instrumeni,
M (Gsir4*^).
org0ato=oi;nrte
orgel I. pnde, fnf(o«). [*orgeZ*] II.=
organa
orgeldrtam m. wund of a mun^l instrument,
m, ^
orgiellte ignominious^ CP. adv. -tioe proud"
ly, insotently, scarr^uUy, M.
orgelDM f. pride, OEG1108.
orgelword n. arrogani speech, M.
oi^Bto =orgyte
oigllde not having discharged a payment {of
•wergold'), LL.
orglloe = orgellioe
Ofgnlan to sing to an instrumental accompani-
ment, JEGnlSl*.
otgoli=4orgel
orgfiB (ea, e) well known, manifest, AO.
orli-=org-; orlil»ttn=orleahtre
orhl^ without lot or share in, destitute of, M.
oilege out of sight, not visible, ANS 98-128.
orl m. =oreln.
orlflBgf (e) n. fate.
ortoahtor m. ^diserimen,* lack of vice or
defect, V. ES37179.
ortoahtn 6{ame<eM.
orleg=orl8dg
orlegoiap m. battle-booty f Gbn1994.
oitoge I. n. conflict, strife, war, II. adj.
hostile, inimical.
orlegtrom keen in batOe, Rd21^.
ortogglfre {m)fond of strife, 6kk2287.
orleghwOf i war-time,
orl^ntSf m. war, hostility.
ortegsoeaft f. ' supplidum' f 8oh4S61 (GK).
oriegstund f. time of adversity, Sol 374.
orlegweorc n. battle. Gin 2020.
ormAte I, (a, €) adj. boundless, huge,
excessive, intense, £,Chr ; AO. II. adv.
\^ ormeitA* ; metan]
ormAtUo excessive, Chb 1117.
o n nfttoea f . excess, immensity, JE,
mr-mflte, -mette=ormflBte
ormod despondent, despairing, hopeless. Bo,
Hept;JR,CP, ['ormod*]
ormodnes f . desperation, despair, CP.
om (^am) pret. 3 sg. of ieman.
onie=orene
omeii n. trial by battle, LL.
orotf n. breath, breathing, snorting.
orped adult, active, adv. -lice boldly :
dearly, definitely.
orrest f . baUle, combat, Chb. [ON. omista]
orr8t-=6ret-
onftwto lifeless, dead, M.
onoeatttnga gratuitously, BH242^.
onorg (w. g.) unconcerned, without care or
anxiety, safe, CP. [OHO. anorg]
* onorglic (w. g.) secure, CP. adv. -lice cetre-
lessly, rashly, JE,CP : without anxiety or
hindrance : securely, safely, CP.
onorgnes f . security, prosperity, CP.
onorli=ot8org
ortgeard, oioerd m. garden, * orchard,* CP.
ortgeard* = oroerd- ; ortrBowe = ortriewe
ortrtownas I. diffidence, mistrust.
ortriewan (y) to despair of:{+) disbelieve.
ortrlewft despairing, hopeless, AO,W (eo,y) :
treacherous, faiihiss. [*ortrow*]
±oi1rQwlan w.g. to despair, JB. [^ortrow*]
ortrQwung f. despair. So 131''*.
OTtrfw^ = ortriew-
ortfdra barren, A 11-2**.
oi1f(KGL)=oroiK
oribuio I. mn. intelligence, understanding,
mind : devemess, skill : skilful work,
mechanical art, JR. [OHO. tirdank]
II. adj. ingenious, skilful.
oritanolMnd (o*) f. cunning bond, band,
Rd43».
orSanoest thoughtlessly.
oriSaneUo intelUgentr GD269^.
oriSancpD (o*) m. ploughshare? Rd22^'.
ofSancsoipe m. mechanical art, Gl.
orSanoum skilfully.
oHnan to breathe, gasp, /R : long for, aspire
to, M. [orotS]
ofVono (CP)^or<5ano
orSuiig f . breathing, breath, M : pore.
oni9=oro9
orwearde adv. unguarded, B3127.
orweg trackless? A19-110.
orwegDM f. state of being out of the way,
WW220»*.
orwegst^: f. out-of-the-way track, WW.
orwAna indecl. adj. (w. g.) hopeless, despair-
ing of, M.
+orwBiiaii to despair, JH.
or-wiiie, -wena (w. g.) hopeless, despairing
of, JE : despaired of, desperate.
orwinnes f. despair, M.
orwlge not fighting, unwarlike, cowardly :
not liaMe to the legal consequences {of
homicide), LL76[42,5,7].
orwIte=orwige
orwufB n. ignominy, CP882".
orwyrS ( VPs), orwyrtSu f . shame, dishonour :
abuse.
+orwyi1{aii to disgrace.
orwyrSlio shameful, MH1G6*^.
oryldu f . greai age. [ieldo]
6s m., gp. esa a divinity, god : name of the
rune for o.
oser *vimen,* osier, OEGIO*.
dale f. *merula,* 'ouxel,* blackbird, Cp,Ep,
WW. [amael]
ost m. protuberance, knot, lump.
otterhUf m. oyster -patty, LcD79a.
ostlg, dstiht knotty, rough, scaly, Gl.
ostoracyll f. oy ster-s hell, Lod1-338i*.
ostre f . oyster, WW. [L. ostrea]
ot L (VPS.N) =8Bt. n. =otS
otor {KC)=otoT
otorhola m. otter*s hole. KC3-23**.
otor, otr {Ep), ottor m. 'otter,* WW.
otspernlng (KGL70^*)=»tsponiang
OD 238 PABDE
•
o'S I. prep. w. a. and (rarely) d. to, up to, as oVrinnan' to run off, escape, Met2(H'*.
far as : until, M,AO,CV. otS Sisum up to ^lllrdwaii^ to escape by rowing, row atoay,
now, ES43-166. II. oonj. until. III. as Chb897a.
prefix, uau. denotes departure, separa- €l9atMm* (w, g,) to deny, abjure, AO,
tion, as in oVfeallan, otSwendan. otfsoacan* to escape, LL 177 [6,3].
otSberant ^ ^^^ atoay, carry off : bring. oVsotetan' to escape, ^tlip off, turn aside, ^.
olfberstan* to break away, escape. oUsetkfan* intr. to move off, Ph 168.
<ytf-lirMan, -bregdan' to snatch away, carry oitfopemlng f . stumbling-olock, KGl.
off, rescue, remove, withdraw, Ou ; AO. Otfspunuui* (o) to dash against.
VaUiTaid*'\ olbtandan* to stand f^d, remain, stop,
iA^SiSajx^ to cleave to, slick, adhere, Ck\2%1. cease, AO : stand behind, M : perplex,
Oi0cwelan«to(jte, LL112[53]. hinder.
<ySeyTTan to be turned from, perverted^ ottotUlan (o «top, Lod ^82^
Jul338. [cierran] ottowarlan* to abjure, deny on oath, AO.
tyVdon any. to pui out (eyes), LL32[19]. oVswIgfan to cease speaking, became silent,
cyMawan = otHewan OET631.
oVtean to add to, yPs68*^. [eac] <ltbwiiiunan* (y) to escape by swimming,
otMhttan to drive away, Lod1*384^^ Chb915d.
&Bel = etSel ; otMowan = otSIewan oVt^on' to take away, Lod 87a.
dttor I. pron. sb. or adj. (always strong) one oWta^o^StSe
of two, M,AO,BH,Bo,LL : second, ^,Bo, oWtot oonj. until.
BH,Mt : 'other,' BH,LL,Mt : wmeihing fm% oonj. or, Chr,Ct,VPs. o««e...oC«e
else, anything else, BH,Bo : altemate, next : either... or, 6H. ['other*] : (=otS t$e) until.
remaining, rest, A,AO,Ps '.further, existing oWModan to sever, dismember. An 1423.
besides, M,Bl,Bo : another : (in pi.) the olWet (KGL61^*)=ot$tS8Bt
rest, the others. otSer... otter the one... the oWttogan* to toike aii»y, Ex338.
other, M,Bl,CP : other... than, CP. 5Ser dWliiglan to obtain by unfair means, usurp,
ott6e...otttSe either. ..or. 5tter healf one LL (412*).
and a half, BH. II. (*attt*)=ahw8Bt5er. oWton oonj. or. [»ott<6e]
comp. adv. 5tterlicor otherwise, RBSl^. otNtrlngan* to deprive of, AO : drive out, GD.
[*otherliker*] III, word, speech {*eloquium*), oVwendan to turn away, divert, deprive of,
PP8ll8«. [ON. 6t5r] Oen^Z. ['atwend']
<riMwaii = ottiewan otfwlndan' to escape, get away, Chr 897a.
<ySt8B9tant to inflict upon \ set to (a task), ot^taxi^ to charge with, blame, reproach with,
entrust, commit, CP. taunt, AO,CP.
otftanm* w. d. to fiee from, escape, Ex. otfwyroan to Aarm^ Lod 1*384'.
['(xtfare*] ol{ywaii=ot$!ewan
oVfeallan^ tofaU off, decline, decay, CP : faU oweestm m. shoot, branch, twig.
away from, he lost to, be wanting, fail : cease dwana (N) =ahwonan
to concern. o-web, -wef (a) n. woof, weft, WW. [*a66']
<ytffSolan* to cleave, adhere, WW 416**. owfir, Owem (BH) =ahw£r ; owlht =awiht
(Pierian to take away, bear off : save (life). dvMsc f. edge, KC3-388**.
o9fltegan* to ily away, Ph 347. owtter = ahw»tter ; 6wul = awel
oftlflfon* (w. d.) to flee away, escape, S^,kO. oza m. nap. oxan, oexen, exen, dp. ox(n)um
lAffltani to gain by legal process, Ct. 'ox,* Ct,JnL,Bd, VPs, WW ; CP.
oftlgftn anv. to go away, escape, B2934. ozanoelf n. ox-calf, M.
oVgMaii^ to glide atoay, escape, Sol 401. oxangang m. an eighth of a * plough-land,*
ollgrlpani to rescue, BH 408*^ hide.
oVhealdan^ to keep back, CP. ['athold*] ozanhyrde m. herdsman, OEG,WW.
omiebban* to raise, exaU, lift up, CP. oxanslyppe f. ' oxlip, * Led.
<^helde = oShylde 6zn f . arm-pit, WW.
oUhltepan^ to escape, LL218[1,1 1]. oxnahyrde = oxanhyrde
oiShrlnan^ to Umch, HL16***. oznalybb n. ox-heal (plant), Jjod.
otfti^dan to hide from, A094^^ ozstsslde equal to? competent for? Cpl032.
c^Shylde (e) contented, Lod. (v. ES43-314).
oVlan to pant. [op. ettian] oxta=5custa ; oxum v. oxa.
omeman* to run atoay. oxumeUe m. oxymel.
otSewan (e, ea, eo, i, y) tr. to show, Oen ; CP :
show oneself, appear, become visible, El(y).
['atew*] P
otHAdan to lead atoay, carry off, snatch from,
withdraw. pM f . covering, coat, cloak, WW.
o1bito=ot$hran, pret. 3 sg. of otthrinan. padde, pade, f. toad, frog, 602-377^; Chb
oMdan^ to ride, proceed, Hell40. 1137. [ON. padda]
284 PINBCWALU
pAoa m. deceiver, Bas40'^. poaiieg opening
pAean to cheat, deceive, poar-roo, -mo m. *cUUmfny ' fence with which
psBgel m. ffiU, email tneaeure, wine vessel, a space is enclosed, 01 : enclosure, enclosed
WW 124* {AS'460). [y^'paU'] land, Bo,Chr,KC ; ML. ['parrock']
p«l? :=pal (v. OEQ 19*). peog mJ pigf BG3-223 (pygg? v. SxED).
p»]l (e) m. silk robe, cloak, MOr : ''paU,* pell, pellen=p8&ll, psellen
hanging, covering, M : purple garment, pellloan m. * pelican,* Ps lOl*.
purple, BH, W W. [L. paliiam] pen = penn
jieiOBn {e)of cosily stuff, purple, JB. [^paUen*] pending, pene(n)g,pemg=peniiig
p»ller6Ml=feller6ad; p8Blmi=4palm pening m. ^penny,^ coin, money, ^,Cp,Ct,
pflsneg, pnning^ pening ; -pAran v. a-, f or-p. 0,LL (▼. 2*614) : pennyweight. Led.
p»rl? 'efiula* (^gemmvla^t Wulker), Sti^ penlng-hwyrfere, -mangere m. money-
304'. cha-nger, WW.
pAtIg = (prietig), pnettig penlngsteht m. coining money, MtL 1 7".
psBiV (a) min. nap. patSas ^path,* track, penlngwAg f. pennytMi^M, Loi>47b.
Cp,Chr,Ps;JE : valley , LkL. ^nlngW90it9n.pennyworth,Lcd,K0{n*);M.
pseiWan to traverse, travel over, pass along, penn m. * pen,* fold, BC; Mdf. [L.]
Met,Bd. [^path*] pennlg, penning = pening
pU m. 'pole,* stake, post, WWS^* : spade, penteooiten m. 'Pentecost,* A,M.
[L. pains] pto=pie
palendse (AO), palentae, pal(l)ente t, palent peonle f. 'peony, * ix^ 1-168^*. [L.]
(M) m. palace. [Laie L. palantinm or ^90t9 m. name of (he rune for p, chessman F
palantia] Ruk38.
p ilent lto belonging to a palace, palatial, peose (pioee, pyo8e)=pifle; pen = pern
WW342'. perewde n. pear-juice, perry ^ WW 128».
palester = paktr perflnoe = perwinoe
palUum m. paUium, M1,W^. [L.'\ pemez m. a supposed birdf (mistranBlation
palm (ae), palma m. 'palm* tru, MJnL, of L. pemiz), Rd41**.
YPs. pernio, -boo, -sno m. peocA. [L. penicum]
palm-»ppe], -appel m. da to,WW . peraootrtew n. peach-Wee, WW\7»K
palmbearu m. palm^ove, WW488". pent f. 'pear, * ^Qr. [L. piram]
palmHiflBg (M), -sonnandAg (Lk\V^)m. yssi^iliMei.'periwinMe* (pUint),WW.
'Palm Sunday.* petenllief. 'parsley,* Led. [Oer. petersilie]
patan-trte, -trSow m. ' palm-tree, * JS,Jn. pSttg = (prstig), prsBttig ; peWan r= p»8Van
palmtwlg n. palm twig, palm branch, M. phltoMph m. philosopher, AO.
+palmtwlglant ^ ^^ ^<A palm-branches, pie n. 'pitch, * EpjSc ; M. [L. pioem]
palmwuoe f . week of which Palm Sunday is pic m. point, pointed tool, p%ck, pickaxe,
the first day. Cp, W W. ['pike *]
palstr, palator eb. prick, point, spike, Gl. pleen pitchy, of pitch.
pandher m. panther. Pa 12. +pIolan to cover with 'pitch, * Led 10a.
panic m. a kind of millet , LcD . ploung f. 'pricking,* Cp572s ('stigmata').
panmete m. cooked food, WW409*. pie f. parasiU, Gl.
panne (o) f. 'pan,* CP,WW. plerise Pierian, A31-635.
pi^ m. 'pope,* BH ; ^,CP. [L. papa] pigment, pihment (y) drug, Lod. [It.]
pl^MuibAd m. papal office, JB. [' popehood*'] plhten part of a loonh OEG. [L. peoten]
pftpd5m m. popacy, Cbr. pll m. a pointed object, spike, nail, shaft,.
paper m? papyrus, WW 623'. slake, J? : arrow, dart, javelin : pi. hairs of
paplg=popig plants, Lcdl'304. ['pOe* ; £. pilum]
papolftAn m. pebble, JE. ['pebblestone*-, plloe=pyleoe; plle=pyle
L. papula] pile f. rnortar, CP. \L. pila]
pAp-seld, -setl n. papacy, Bl 205**. pUece = pylece
parallsln ds. of sb. paralysis, ML. pllere m. one who pounds in a mortar, WW
pard m. panther. [L. parduB] 141**.
-parlan v. a-p. plllan to pound in a mortar, WW 114**.
part m. 'part, * JSOr. [L. partem] p IMs&p e f . * silotrum, * soap for removing hair f
pasBlon f . nap. paasione the part of the gospel WW 127** (v. ES 43*334).
containing the account of Christ* s passion, +pUod piled up. Ex 16^*.
OET444*^ pOstSBf m. peeOe, CP267*.
pa9 = pseC pD-etampe f . , -etoco m. , pEstre f . pesHe, WW.
pftwa m^pawe f . peacock, peahen, JSOr,Ep, pin f . patn, torment, anguish, torture. [L.
Lcd,WW. ['po^; Lot. pavo] poena]
pto m. peafowl, PA312. ['pea*] pinbtam m. pine-tree, JR. [▼. 'pine*]
pealir 'defrulum* (ecvinum), OEG (v.ES plnca=pynoa
37184). pbiecwalu m? n? tortwre, W241".
PINEBE 280 ^^^^
p&ien m. tormentor. ptooe f. open space, street, DR,MtLB'^
piiiewliiole=winewmole ['place'; L. platea]
pliigan=pyngaii plaBg-=pleg-; plsBse, ^ljBBt8e=p]8dce
pln-hnutu f. da. -hnyte fir-cone. Led. plati m. slap, smack, MB.2-24S**.
['pine-nut'] plsettan to buffet, smack, Jn 19*. Vplat ']
i:P&ilan to torture, torment, AO,MtL ; M,CB. plagtan =p]egi&n
['pine' ; L. poena] planta f. 'pHant, * shoot, CP, VPs. [L. planta}
pliin sb. 'pin,' peg, A : pen, [L. pexma] ±plaiitiaii to 'plant,' JE,CP ,VPs.
plnnan obL oase of wk. sb. pinne? flask, plantstleca m. dibble, WW 106".
hotile, WW97*». plantung f. 'planting,' WW : plant, Mt.
plniMS f. pain, torture, TG369K plaster I. n. 'plaster' (as medicament), DD,
plnslaii to weigh, consider, examine, reflect. Led. [L. emplastram] IL=palater
CP. [L. pensare] plasterplatiaii to cover with metal plates.
pliitaPp«nw,'WW292»«. ['pintU'] +pUtod pfarfed (of groW), OEG 11".
pInMow n. 'pine-tree, ' Led; ML. ptotung f . metal plaU, W W 196«*. [▼. 'plaU }
pbi-trtoweii, -ix^en of or belonging to a pleaglan=plegian
pine-tree, LoD. plega (a, «b) m. quick motion, movement,^
pUiung f. torture, torment, punishment, M, exercise, Chr,Cp{9d),Cr,0en,WW : *!>%.*
AO. festivity, drama, game, sport, AO,Bl ; M :
plnuiigtfil n. instrument of torture, M. battle, B : applause.
ploikl6(OEG66«^)=peonie; pioae-pise plegan, ±plegian (a, sb, eo) (pres. occly.
pipdrtam m. piping, Ujd 3-208««. strong) ^to move rapidly, An,Oen : exercise^
p^ f. 'pipe,^ tube. Led ; Mdf : wind instru occupy or busy oneself, Bo,Bl,LL : play,
ment, W,ZDA. sport vnih, amuse oneself, dance, CP,MtL :
plpenMle f . pimpernel. contend, fight : play on an instrument, VPs :
piper =pipor dap the hands, applaud. El, VPs : make
p^re m. 'piper,' MtR,WW. sport of, mock, JB,Oen : cohabU (with),
plpertaom m. horn for pepper, pepper-castor, Bd4S*.
LL455[17]. plegeiiiaim=plegmann
piplan to 'pipe,^ (bkno an ineHrvmenJt), NC plegende 'plaving,' 8hr.
(ZDA34-234). plegere m. 'player,' WW 109^.
plpUan (y) to show eruptions, break out in plegest6w=pleg8tdw
pimples, LoD. plegestre f. femaU athleU, OEG4736.
pIpUe musical, OEG 1644. pleghfls n. 'playhouse, ' theatre, OEGn62.
pl:poT {f^)m.' pepper,' JSJLcd. [L. piper] pleglan =plegan
piporoom n. 'pepper-corn,' Led. plegUe (Gl) athletic : scenic : comtc.
piporowym f. pepper mill, AN8 84-325. ptognuum m. gymnosopihist, aihleU, Gl.
±plporlan, -piprian to season with 'pepper,* plegol playful, jocular, iEL21**.
Led. plegsolp n. small vessel, WW 181«*.
pirenlae Pyrrhenian, A31-535. plegsoyld (e«) m. play-shield, smaU shield,
plrge(GL)=pirie Gl. , . x-
plrgrif m. pear-oichard, KC6-284". plegstdw f. playground, gymnasium, amphi^
plrle, pirige (M) i. pear-tree. theatre, Lcd,WW. ['playstow']
pb heavy, NG. [L. pensnm] pUo ds. of pleoh.
piset. {eo,io, j)pea,Cp,Lcd,WW. ['pecwe'] pleogan=plegan
pble f . vform chamber f WW 186^. [Low L. pleoh n. gs. plSoe danger, risk, harm, M,AO,
pigalis] CP : responsibility, LL70[36,2].
pbUo heavy, NG. adv. -lice. plteUo dangerous, hurtful, hazardous, M,AO.
plstel)=^pistol pl«on» (w. g.) to expose to danger, adventure
pistol m. letter, M : apostolic letter, M. oneself, CP.
['pisOe' ; L. epistola] plett ft fold, NG. [L. plecta]
pistolbde f . book of the episOes, LL. [▼. pttoe v. plyocan.
'pistle'l plicettant to play with, v. NC315.
pistololiB m. vestment worn by the epistoUer, pllcgan to scrape, scratch, GPH896.
BC3-366'. pUht m. peril, risk, danger, damage, VPs,
pIstolriMlere m. epistle-reader, sub-deacon, WW;M. to pHhte dangerously, [pleon;
CM684 etc. 'plight']
plstoirftdlng f . a lesson in the church service, plihtan to imperil, endanger, compromise^
JS. [Y.'pisOe'] LL. ['pliaht']
pistolrooc m. vestment worn by the epistoUer, pUhtere m. /ooib-ott( man at the prow, OEG.
TC429'>(e*). pllhtUc perilous, dangerous.
pltt^pytt plocoan = plncoian
pl«a wm. inward part, 'pith,' Bo; CP. pl6g,pl6hm. wh<Uauokeofogi^couldplo^h
plMunls = wlaonnis in a day, a plough-land. Led. [ plough J
mU)NT 236 PSALTERS
plont- = plant- pratosttolgoS m. order or rank of provost^
plot plot of ground, LL400[3]. RB 126«.
pluoclan to 'pluck, ' tear, jB,Mt, W W, pratostMir f . provoHship, RB 124^*.
plQmbUM f. plum, LcDSda. prangA v. wranga.
plttme f. *plum,* jE,Cp : plum-tree, Cp,Ep, prass m. array, pomp, M.
Erf; Mdf. prattas ▼. pnett ; prian =preon
plQmMer f . doum, ES 9-39. [L. pluma] prMe = pryde, pr^
plQmstew n. plum- juice, L cD3- 114"(e). prtdloere m. preacher, ^6b276^.
plQmsU f. wud plum, aloe, WW 139^. prSdlolan to preach, Lk8^
pIQmtrtow n. plum-tree, M, prMloung f. preaching, NO 3 1 5.
plyocan only in plioe 2 8g. subj. (/Jf 122) prton m. * fibula,^ pin, brooch, TC,WW,
and piyce (imperat.) {IM 127) to piuek, ['preen']
pull, snatch, NC315. ['plitch*] prtost (ea, e, lo) m. *prieH," preabyter, BH,
plyhUlc = plihtUo LL, Mt,WW ; AO,CP.
pl^me f . plum, plum-tru, Ol. [L. *pranea] prtostgasamnung f . community of prieMSf
poddl f. eruptive disease, pox, Lgd. NC315.
pooe m. 'pock,* blister, pusluJe, blain, ulcer, prtosthftd m. 'priesthood,' BH,OEO;M,CP.
Led, prtosthtep m. body of priests, 00302".
pooca (LkL)='pohhA priosthlred (y*) m. body of priests.
potaha, poh(ch)a m. pocket, bag, CP,MkL. prtostlagu f. ecclesiastical law, canon law
Cpot^f^l LL380[2,3].
pohhade baggy, RB. Vpough*] prtostlle 'priestly/ canonical, CM 667.
pel m. 'pool, ' CP,JnL ; M ; Mdf. prtostrtet n. priesUy garment, NC316.
polente? f. parched com, JS. ['polenta* ; L.] priostregol m. canonical rule, NC316.
poUegle f. pennyroyal, Lcd. [L. pulegium] prtostse^ f. parish, LL, [* priestshire']
pollup m. scourge? (BT), LL(278'*). prtowthwH f . twinkling of an eye, moment, JE.
pon- = pan- ; pond = pjmd press f . press, A 9*263^*.
popsBg (Cp) ==popig prioa m., price f. 'prick,* point, spot, dot, JE,
popelstftn (0^ 1815) =papolBtan Lcd,Mt : smallportion of space or time, A,M.
popig m? 'poppy,* Ol,WW. -prloean ▼. a-p.
por, porr, porleac n. leek, M, [L. pomim] prioel, prioels m. 'prickle,* goad, point, Lk,
port I. mn. 'port,* harbour, AO : town with OEO : jot, tittle, MtL,LkL.
a harbour, BE ; Mdf. [L. portus] II. m. ±prlclan tr. to pierce, JE : intr. 'prick, * sting,
portal, door, gate, entrance, MtL,Ps ; Mdf. 8c i (+) point out, A 8-324.
['port* ; L. porta] prIomAlum adv. by points.
portcwine f. prostitute, NG. prleiing f. 'pricking,* remorse, J72-88".
porta f. =port II. prim n? the first hour (6 a.m.) : the service
portgeat n. city gate, JE. held at 6 a.m., 'prime,* WW. [L. prima
portgerfita m. 'port-reeve,* mayor, JE,LL, (so. hora)]
WW. primsang m. prime-song, service of prims.
portgerlht n. town-due, KC3-1381®. prinoe? twinkling of an eye, moment, v. 0E6
±portlan to bray {in a mortar), CP. 2369.
portle mn. portico, 'porch,* vestibule, sane- prior m. 'prior,* TC. [L.]
tuary, chapel, BH,Jn;JE. [L. portions] pr!t = pryt
portmann m. townsman, burgess, M,WW. prodbor (prot-) n. a«(^erf MtR.
[ * portman *] profast = praf ost
portstrdt f . public street, Ct. prdflan to assume to be, take for, LL. [L.
portweall m. city wall, ^. probare]
port-wer, -weora (=-wara) m. citizen. prof08t= praf ost
±1^09 n. cold in head, Lcd. ['pose*] prfki 'proud,* arrogant, OEO ,8c.
posa=pu8a prutene (ii?) f. southern-wood, wormwood,
posl, postling m. pellet, pill, LoD. Lcd. [L. abrotanum]
post m. 'post,* M,WW. [L. postis] prOtlan to be 'proud,* ^C316.
postol m. apostle, LkR. ['posUe*] prfltUoe adv. proudly, pompously, magnifi-
potlan to push, butt, goad, JS, W. ['poU *] cently.
pott m. 'pot,* Lcd\'Zl% (v. late). ' pratselpe m. arrogance, pride.
potters m. potUr, BC3-49'. prfltswongor overburdened with pride, W
prsett m. nap. prattas trick, craft, art, M,W, 257" (v.l.).
ZDA. [/prai*] prQtung f. pridA, arrogance, OEO. [▼.
prsettig (e) tricky, sly, cunning, wily, astute, 'proud*]
WW; ^. ['pretty *] ^Tf&id = pryte ; pi^deoere = prSdicere
pratost (o*, a*, e*) m. officer, 'provost* {of a pr^, pr^te f. 'pride,* haughtiness, pomp,
monastery), KC,MH,RB\M. [L. pro- M,LL,OEO,W.
pos(i)tnB] psaltere {Led) - saltere
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pBealm (WW), pealm^ sealm
paca m. goblin, 0E02S*. Vpuck']
pQoel m. goblin, QPH 394m>. I'puckU ']
puotan to poke, creep, GPH397.
pudd m. ditch, GPH399.
puduc m. wart, GPH396.
puU=pdl
pulUan to ^pvU,* draw, A : pluck off (vfool),
LcdZ'llQ,
pillsper n. reed, UtLlV (▼. A39'364).
punile m? pumice. [L, pumicem]
pumiestin m. pumice-stone, WW 148*.
pund n. *paund^ (in weight or in money),
pint, A,Ct,QJjcd ; ^,A0. [L. pondo]
pundar, pundor=pundur
pundere m. one who weighs, MtLp2'.
pundern n. pair of scales, OEG.
pundmSte adj. o/a pound weight, R663^'.
pundur n. weight, plumb-line, Cp264D. [L.
pondere]
pundw&g f. pound weight, measure (of com),
LL.
ptknere m. * pounder,^ pestle, 8c95^*.
pung m. purse, Gl.
pungetuiig {. pricking, Lgd. [pyngai]
±paiilaii to* pound, * beat, bruise, Lcd,Sc.
punt punt, WW. [L. ponto]
pfir bittern f sea-guUf WW.
purlamb n. lamb without blemish, M (Ex 12*).
purpl, purple (JnL) =piHpur
purpura f., purpur (WW162**) 'purple,* a
purple garmerU, AO,Mk ; CP. [//.]
purpuran jwr^, WW\6V^, I' purpurine^'\
pun * purse,* OEOlSi^. [late L. buna]
pusa (o) m. bag, scrip, ^.
pusllan to pick out, LoD 127a.
-pQte ▼. ffile-p.
pOtung f . instigation, v. NC316. ['putting ']
p^ean to 'pick,* CAr796F?
py ff a puff of wind, BDS 24-245 ; ES 38-296.
pyffan, pret. pyttetopuff, blow, t.OEG 1886.
pyhment = pigment ; pyloe (A 7*30) = pylece
pyle (i) m. ^pHlow,* M,AO,CP,Lod. [L,
pulvinum]
pylece f . a warm fur garment, robe, pelisse,
WW. ['pilch*]
pyl»ww pillow, 0EQ5G^: ['piUiver*]
pyll=pull, p51
pylu (OEG 29*), pylwe«pyle
pynoa (i) m. point, OEG 3683. [pyngan]
pyndT sb. cistern? lake? Rim 49.
+pyndaii to impound, shut up, CP216.
Vpind*]
pyndlng f. dam, CP276. [v. 'pind*]
pyngan (1) to prick, CP. ['ping*; L.
pongere]
pypettan = piplian
pyratraf.|>et2itofy,LGD3-12^*. [L.-pyrefthtam]
pyrie, pyTige=pirie, pirige
pyrtan to «<ra^, 6ea^ GPH401. .
py8e(i£)=pi8e
pyseoynn n. sort of pea, Lgd 71a.
pys]an=piiiBiaii
pytan to put out (eyes), Ohs796f?
pytt m. 'pit,* hole, well, grave, AO,Ct,Q,LL ;
CP ; Mdf : pttsttUe. [L. puteus]
pytted 'pitted,* dented, marked (of a sword),.
EC 225
pyttel (i) m. hawk, kite, WW.
Q
qu- is asaally written ow-, which see.
R
rft m. nap. ran 'roe,* roebuck, BH, Erf, Led ;
Mdf.
rabblan to rage, W84^.
racam. 'rake,* WW; GD192.
racca m. part of the rigging of a ship, WW.
racente f. chain, fetter, Bl,Bo^c;kO.
['rackan*]
+raoentteglan to chain, ^L31**.
raoen-ttah f . gs. -teage chain, fetier. El ; M^
['rakenteie*]
raeete= racente
raoettage (J(fik)=raoenteah
raolan (w. d.) to rule, govern, control : go-
forward, move, CP,W : hasten, NR28**.
['rake*]
rflolng (JnL)=necing
racu I. f . exposition, explanation, observation^
accourU, narrative, M,CP : rhetoric : com^y.
[recoan] IL f. (LL455») =iaca
rftd I. f. ride, riding, expedition, journey, BH,
Bo,Lcd : raid, Chr,LL : modulation, Rim6 :
name of the rune for r. ['road* ; ridan]
II. pret. 3 sg. of ridan. III. m. =rsed
+rid I. n. reckoning, account : condition,
stipulation : reason, wisdom, ^,A0 :
accuracy. Hub +r. such, of this kind, hu
+rade8 how. II. adj. conditioThed, cir-
cumstanced, CP : wise, clever, skilful. Bo ;
AO : straight, Quth. +rade sprsec prose.
-rftd v. brand-r.
rftdcnlht m. tenant holding subject to service
on horseback, v. LI -73. ['radknight*]
rade=hratSe; +rftdeglan = + radian
rftdehera, radhere=r&dehere
radelod having straight branches f BC3*44.
rikdhors n. riding-horse, HL. ['roadhorse*]
radian = hradian
+ridlan to reckon with, arrange. Bo 96^* :
caU to account.
+rftdllc wise, prudent, learned, ^. adv.
-Hce, M.
+rftdne8 f. compact,
rador^rodor; rftdor=rahdeor
rad08t=hraVoBt, v. hratSe.
rftdpytt m. draw-weU? Rd69^*.
+rad80ipe m. discretion, Mbt22«*.
ridstetn f. term of service performed by a
mounted man, LL466[3]. [cp. radcniht]
rftdumbel = raradumbla
rMwftrIg weary of travelling, Rd21^*.
SJBC 238 RfiPUNGWBABD
nM =rec ; rsBoan, necoan =reooaii rAdtoft resoiuU^ wUe, M,
rAean I. to * reach' out, ttreieh out, JS,B,CP, riMfmteM f. reasonableness, LL(306»).
CrJSat : offer, prestiU, give^ grant, Jn^RB ; rAdflndende giving counsel, WW 383*.
M ; extend {intT.),Oen,Rd,Sol : carry, con- rSdfBVeaht n. delibenOion, consultation,
vey, LL447[44b]. II.=hraBoan counsel.
+r0eaii * reach,' attain, overtake, BlJScU : rMglfft m. counsellor, coundttor, ChrJjL :
obtain by seizure, take, get, gain, Chr ; AO : consul, l^redegive*]
address, speak to ; handle , deal with, rMgtit ^ consulatus,* * senatus,' QIj,
nseo m. setter {dog), WW276«. rAdlion n. riding horse, iE(8*»).
nsoe f. (Op) =rao« ; rsDoediaireoed rAdhyogende knowing, wise, FT 26.
rAelng f. teaching,* holdirig out, presenting, raodlo m. * radish,* Lcd{e),WW, [L. radioem]
JnL. r Adln = rSden
rflBd=hnBd rAdlng I. f. ^ reading,^ a reading {passage
rAd I. (a, 6) m. advice, counsel, JB,B : read), lesson, narrative, JB,CP,RB. 11.=
resolution, deliberation, plan, way, design, roden
AB,AO : council, conspiracy, ^,B : decree, rAdlngboe f. leelionary, book of the lessons.
ordinance, CP : wisdom, sense, reason, rAdliig9ewrlt=nBdeiigewrit
intelligence, Sl;M : gain, profit, benefit, lAdlnggrid m. steps to lectern, NC316.
good fortune, remedy, ^,Met : help : rAdlngseam-ol (-ul) m. ambo, rostrum,
power, migfU, t6 r&de +niinan resolve, lectern, reading-desk, 0£G («rftde8camol).
AO. td r»de Sincan seem advisable, Bl. rAdlstra f . female reader, Ol.
[Vecfe'] II. adj. = read. III. (S) n. read- rAdltai (e) ill-advised, unwise, helpless, rash,
ing, lesson, NO. [*read*] in disorder. Da : wretched, bad, misercMe.
rAdan' (e) pret. 3 8g. reord, rSd ; also wv. [*redeless']
{±)toadvise,counm,persuade,El,Ma;M: lAdlli expedient, advisable, wise, AO.CP.
{±) constUt, discuss, deliberate, plot, design, adr. -Hce wisely, prudently, skilfully,
^,AO,BB : (±) decree, decide, JS : rule, eunningly,CP,HL:ddiberately, on purpose:
guide, have control over, possess, B,Bo,Da : fully, explicit^, GD 102^*. [<f«%*]
provide for : bring, deliver {goods), LL : raBdIIee=hr8Bd]ioe
have an idea, guess, forebode, jX,BJS,Rd : rAdmaBgen n. productive force, Rm 10? (or ?
(±) read, explain, JE,Bl,Bo,0 : learn by radnuBgen)
reading : ( + ) put in order, BH,EC{e) : help, raediies = hnsdnee
[*read,* *rede ] ±rAdn6t f. agreement : decree : condition.
rAdtana (e) m. accessory to a murder, LL. rAdo f. (RB62^* n.) =rfid III.
rAdbora (§) m. adviser, counsellor, M : +rAdod harnessed, caparisoned, & (cp.
(Roman) consul. +r©de).
rAdda m. robin, WW 44^*. [r6ad] nodripe =hrsMlripe
rAdde wk. pret. 3 sg. of r&dan. rAdsnottor clever, sage. An 473.
rAde I. ad]. {±) prepared, ready, ready for lAdtfoahtendet pto. Uiking counsel.
riding {horse), PPs. ['i-rede'] II.n.(+)(e) rMlSettht/dTt m. counsellor, AO.
trappings, armour, accoutrements, oma- rAdgeahtung f . counsel, advice, AO 154".
ments. +rAdu]ig f. decree, WW383**.
rAdeoempa m. horse-soldier, WW228» nsdwAn (AO) =hnddwen (or T rftd-^rad-).
rAdegatol n. rent paid in one payment {in rAdvrtta m. counsellor, adviser, DD299.
money or in kind), LL118[67]. rAdy8tre=riedi8tre; rAf^reaf
rAdehen m. mounted troop, cavalry, AO. nefen =hrsefn
+rAdelIoe = +TSBdlioe ; rAdelle =T&de]ae raBtn-an -ian (GD) to perform, do : undergo.
rAdela ml. , rSdelse f . enigma, * riddle, * ^(e): r»b- = reps-
consideration, discussion : imagination, con- rafter (e, ea) m. rafter, beam,
Jecture, interpretation. T§bg» (a) t.,roe. [ra]
rAdemann m. horsenum, FP832^'. rsBgel = hrsBgl
vvi4»^* -XAdsn^S) f . condition, terms, stipulation^^: rAgertose f . spinal muscles, JjOD.
rule, government, direction : estimation, W W . r€bgh§T grey {like lichen), B,jjis 10. [ragu]
d:rAdend m. controller, disposer, ruler : r»gl=hr»gl;r8Bgn=:rSgn
diviner. So 76". ^^ r»golf8Mt=regolf8d8t; r8Bgu=raga
rAdandUo relating to a decree, WW. rAhte pret. 3 sg. of r»oan.
rAdengewrlt n. tmritten agreement. ram = nnefn ; -rAman v. a-r.
rAdere m. * reader,* * lector* {ecclesiastical ranc^renco; raiig-=reiig-
order), A,RB,LL : scholar, diviner, ex- rap pret. 3 sg. of repan.
pounder, interpreter, OEG. rApan (y) {±) to bind, fetter, capture, en-
rAdesoamol m. couch, reading-desk? WW. slave : yoke together, iGL31^^
rAdesmann m. counsellor, adviser : steward, rApliig^r»plmg
EG. [^redesman*^ rApUng m. prisoner, cri minal , M. [rfipan]
r Adewlga m. horse-soldier, WW 228**. rApUngweard (e) warder, WW IIP*.
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REAMWm
+raptaii to biftd, feUer, Bo 112^
rAntn to *rear, * raise, Iniild, create, BH,Oen :
lift up, elevate, promote, Bl : establieh, begirt,
commit, do, Cr,W;CP : arouse, excite, stir
up, Rd, [riaan]
rita m. rtLsh, leap, jump, running, M,Cr :
impetus, onruA, storm, attack, JB,B.
Vrese']
rSsan to rush, hasten, CP : enter on rashly :
rush upon, assa/ult, attack, B,Bl,MH.
Vrese']
rftsborat m. counsellor, leader, guide,
rsBSoan to vibrcUe, quiver, DHyOi^.
neaoettan to crackle, creak, coruscate, DD,
WW. VrescheUe*]
rfislan = neewian
rsBsn n. plank, beam, wall-plate, raising
piece, M,WW, ['rcwen*]
rsBSt^rest
rAswaf m. leader, counsellor, ruler, guide :
chief, prince, king.
ntawan, rftswian to think, consider, con-
jecture, suspect, CP.
■ (Bawiiiii dp. of *rse07 or riten ? f. or *r»8wa?
suggestion, deliberation, counsel, Azl26.
rAswiing f . reckoning, conjecture, Gl.
raBtm. *fcrf,' WWllS*^.
rAt pree. 3 sg. of riedan.
r8Bi8-=hr8B9-; n096=hr8Bt5e=hratSe
rMe=rd6e
rAw I. (±) (a, Sa) f. rotr, line : «ucceM»on,
Xal(a) : hedgerow, [y. *reip* and Mdf]
II.=hrf&w
+rAwed» +nBwe(ii) arranged in rows, WW.
-riUten y. a-r. ; rtge =r£ge
ragglg shaggy, bristly, rough, OEG.
ragoflne = rapufino
ragu (») f. lichen, M.
ragultac (ea^) m. name of a bird, kind of
finch, WW.
rUia[(7^]=ra
tfthdtor n. roe-buck, JBJJcd. [*roedeer*]
rfthte=i#hte pret. sg. of rnoan.
ram=ramm; raziie8a=hrain8a
nungealla m. ram-gaU (plant), Lcd.
ramm (o) m. *rany (sheep), M : (engine of
war) M,GP : (zodiacal sign), A.
ran pret. 3 sg. of riiman.
rftn I. n. open robbery, rapine. [ON.]
II. pret. 3 sg. of rinan. III. nap. of ra.
raao froward, proud, overbearing, JB : noble,
brave : ostentatious : fvU-grown, mature,
^L35» ['rofU;'] adv. -lioe boWy, A :
ostentatiously, showily, LL.
ranestrAt f. straight road (C!osijn), Gxn
2112.
rand (o) m. border, edge? KG : (f) boss of
shield, rim of shield : (f) shield, buckler,
B(o). [v. 'rand'^
rand-Mag, -beah m. boss (of a shield),
shield, M.
randburg f . fortified dtyf Jttl 19 : shield-wall
of waves (in the Bed Sea), £x463?
randgebeorh n. protecting shield of waves (in
the Bed Sea), £x296.
randhSBbbend]: (o^) m. shield-bearer, warrior.
rand-wfgaf, -wigendf, -wiggend m. shield-
warrior, man ai arms.
rAnn=ranIIL
rftp I. m. 'rope/ cord, cable, ^,BlyBo,JnL,
VPs ; AO,CP. II. pret . 3 sg . of ripan.
rftpgenga m. rope-dancer, WW408'*.
rftplncal n. (smaU rope), cord, string, Gl.
rftpUo adj. of rope, GPH399.
+rftr n. roaring, howling, MH 16^.
rftradumbla m., raredumle f. bittern, Gl.
[Oer. rohrdommel]
rirlan to 'roar,* bellow, cry, lament, mourn,
M,MH,MtL.
rirung f. Soaring, * howling, beUounng, W W,
ris pret. 3 sg. of risan.
rftsettanf to rage (of fire), [riesan]
rislan to explore, B2283.
rattan =hratian
raSeshratJe
rftw (Lcdm>)=T&w Vrow*].
4-rftwan to cut in strips, WW.
razan to stretch oneself, Outh. [* rax ']
rtac pret. 3 sg. of r$ocan.
rted I. 'red,' jE,Bo,CP,QI; (of gold) JB,Gen.
II. pret. 3 sg. of reoda n.
rtada pi. smeOl intestines, WW169><. ['read*]
rtadbasu reddish purple, LL(e').
rtade adv. ufith red colour.
rtadfih red of hue, Rttzn 10.
rtedgoldlSDler f. plating of (red) gold, OEG
1070.
rtedlan to be or become *red,* Lcd,MtB ; M.
rtadlfof red-leaved, BC(Mdf ).
rtedlMO 'rubricata' (pellis), v. OEG5324.
rtadnes f . 'redness,' BH,Bl ; M.
rtadstalede red-stMed, Lod 1-378".
rtat (e) n. plwnder, booty, spoU, LkLJ's :
garment, armour, vestment. Mi ',M. [* reaf, *
*r«/']
+rtela = +refa
rtafere m. robbet , plunderer, ^,Bo,Lk ; AG,
CP. ['reaver*]
-rtef«tlan v. win-(h)r.
rtafgend m. tobber, KC3-360**.
±r6aflan to rob, plunder, take by force, waste,
ravage, M,Bo,B,G, VPs, W : carry off, trans^
port : (+) stHp, NG. ['reave*]
rtoflgende rapacious, ASL. ['reaving*]
rtafUto nm. robbery, rapine, MH : plunder^
booty, Bo. ['reflac*]
rSafol rapacious, Lod.
rtefolnes f . rapacity, OEG.
reafter=r8Bfter
rtefung f. spoliation, pluTidering, A084*^.
reaguflnc (GL)=raffafinc
reahte pret. 3 sg. of reccan.
reahtlgan to dispute, discuss, AO 130**.
rtam I. m. cream, LcdWZh. ['ream*]
II.=hream
rfiania=reoma
rfomwin? n. a drink, OEG.
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RENBOGA
rfot pret. 3 8g. of rSotan.
rtot(e=rd5e; rtaw = r8BW
rtewfto = hreawde
rto m. smoke, Oen,Ps. ['reek']
+reo I. n. rule, govemmeni : decree : ezplana-
tian. II. n. tumuU, MtL27 ".
reoan* to bring, convey? WW 420" : go, move,
rush.
rtoan I. pret. 3 sg. rehte tofumigaU, expose
to smoke. Led. [v. Vea^*] II.=reocanII.
raccan I. to stretch, tend, go, CP : extend,
hold out to, give : (± ) explain, interpret, ^ :
tell, narrate, B,Bo,0 : correct, reprove : (+)
to ufield {auUtority), give judgment, decide,
direct, control, M,C^ : {+) prove : (+)
coUnt, reckon, M. [*recche*] II. (recan)
to take care of, be interested in, JS,B,Bo,Cr :
care for, Mk : care, desire (to do something),
Bo,LcdJjL,MkL,WW. ['reck']
reeea- (CP), reooi-^reoe-
S^^A*^*^"^^ y^ +raooeUe = +recho
rtooellest (e*, i') f. recklessness, carelessness,
negligence, OP.
raeoend m. ruler, guide, M,kO.
reooenddom, reooendom m. rule, governance,
oversight, CP.
recoenes = recednes
reooere m. teacher, ruler, director, CP :
interpreter, MtL p2".
raoclng f. narrative, i£L30*'*.
reoed nm. buildi ng, ho use, palace, hall.
reoedUc palatial. WW(»).
±recedDes f. narrative, history, M : inter-
pretation : direction, correction, anfeald
+r. prose.
raeeddm = reooendom
rteel (v. MF171)=r6oel8
rtoeltas 'reckless,* careless, negligent, BH,
Bo,Cp,W.
rteelteslan to neglect, W. [* reckless *]
rtoeltasllce adv. heedlessly, carelessly, in-
attentively, negligently, CP (reoce-), HL.
['recklessly']
rtoeUasnes f. * recklessness,' carelessness,
negligence, LL,W\M.
rtoeDesta = recceliest
rtoels (i, y ) m. incense, frankincense, Ol,Lcd ;
J£. ['rekels' ; reo] ^^
rteelsbQo (y) m. censer, WW.
rtoelafSBt (i) n. censer, JB. ['rekelfat']
rtoelslan to perfume toith incense, Lod.
rtcelsrtooe f . burning of incense, FBO 75".
reoen ready, prompt, quick, Wa : rapid,
violent, Cr,Ps. ['reken']
reoendom = reocenddm
rebene (i, y) adv. instantly, at once, quickly,
JE.
+reo6]ilaii to explain, recount, relate. Ex
626. ['reckon']
raoenHoe (o*) adv. immediately, forthwith,
01. ['rekenly']
recennes = recoenes
rSoetung ( VPs) = hrfioetong
+recUe circumstantial, detailed, ample, CP
193^*0. adv. -lioe directly, straight :
methodically.
+racne8 f. direction, inclination, EPsl38*.
reenlan to pay? Ct.
noon I. remuneration, Gl. II.^=sireoen
raGse=ri8ce; reeyd=reced
rtd I. =ned. II. pret. 3 sg. of riedan.
red-; red-=r8Bd-; red-; rMe=re8e
redesOn m. ' synophites,' red ochre? WW
47".
-rtdlan V. a-r.
rUon pret. pL of risdan.
±ThtK (usu. +) m. high official, 'reeve,*
steward, sheriff, count {'comes'), prefect,.
consul, BH,OET,Mk,MH.
+HltBBni n. court house, MH124".
+rMand ▼. snndorgerSfland.
+rttinAd f. reeve's meadow, Ct.
+rfttiiiaiiii m. official, courtier, GD308*316.
refun=r8Bfsan
+rAlaolpe m. reeve^s office, stewardship, M.
+r6ftelr f . stewards office, prefecture, OEG.
rafter (eT)=raefter
regelllo=regollio
regBn-=regn-, ren-
regn (ren ; JS,MH) m. 'rain,* VPs : shower*
of rain, Bl.
regn-=ren-; regiian=nnan
regnhaard very hard, B326. [ON. regin]
regnlan I. to ' rain, ' MtR 6^. 1 1. = renian
regnVtett m. downright thief.
ragol (eo) m. rule, regulation, canon, law^
standard, pattern, JR : monastic code of
rules, i£ : ruler {intirument). [L. regola]
ragollnryce m. breach of rules, W166**.
ragolfSest (8b) rigid, strict, adhering to
monastic rules, Mbk44.
regoUan to draw lines with a ruler, NC316.
regollagu f. monastic law, LL266[26].
regolUe according to rules, canonical,
regular, adv. -lice.
regolDf (eo) m. life according to ecclesiasHeal
rules.
regolstieoa m. rule, ruler {instrument), M.
ragoMaw m. discipline of (monastic) rule,
A10144*"
regolweard m. regulator, director, ruler,
abbot, provost.
regul^regol; raht(VP8)=riht
rahte pret. 3 sg. of reccan.
rShta pret. 3 s^. of rScan II.
reUogang m. visiting of relics : procession of
relics.
rallqulas mpl. relics of saints (reliquium is
used in sg.).
raliqulasden f . visit to a shrine, MFH 172.
rAman = ryman
nmlan to mend, v. NC317.
ramm- = hremm - ; ramn = hrsfn
rampan to be hasty, precipitate, CP 149^'.
r«n (AO,CP)J=iregn
-f rta (i) n. ornament, CP : building, NG.
rtoboga m. 'rainbow,* A.
RBNOO
241
RBDNES
renoo (») f. pride, osUnUUion.
rendan to *rend,* tear, cut down, 01,
rendefl^ m. house-officer. Erf 1137. [»ni,
9egii]
rfodropa m. * raindrop,* Led 3-278^.
nne=ryne; ±rtae = ±ryne
ranel (KGl) = rynel ; reng = regn
renge (y) f. spider, spider* s web. [L, aranea]
rengwyrm (aa) m. intestinal worm, Lod.
±rtalan to prepare : {+) arrange, set in
order, mend, set {trap) : (+) adorn. +r. td
biBmere humUicUe, degrade, AO. [*regnlan ;
Ooth. ragindn]
rftnlend m. arranger, £l8807
rtnlg (Led), renlio (i£) 'rainy.*
+reimed 'coagulatus,* £Ps67>*.
rtnaoQr m. Wain-shower,* ^.
rdnsnsBgl m. snail, 0£G23^.
+rtauiig (regn-) f. arranging, WW371**.
rtnwsDter n. "'rain-water,* Led,
renweardm. AotMe-^uareiian, B 770. [sm]
renwyrm m. earthworm, WW, [^'rainujorm*^
rto I. I. (obi. cases reon) covering, rug,
bHankei, mantle, [ruh] II.=hreoh
rtoo savage, furious^ B 122.
rteoan I. sv* intr. to emit smoke, steam,
'reek,* Lcd,Ps',M : stink, IL (WW
244**)=reoaii
rtooende (e) smoking, steaming, JSi,Jud,
MtL, ['reeking*]
rtod I. 'red,* ruddy, jE,Erf,MH, ['reod*]
II. n. red colour, WW. III. = hreod
rtodan^ to redden, stain tvith blood : (f) kiUf
reodlan to sift? El 1239.
rtodian = readian
r«odma«a m. 'faseaeus* (bird), WW234«*.
rtodnfMC (WW38»)? =readle60
rtofan* (only in pp. rofen) to rend, break,
£x463. '
reogoi^regol
nohhe f. 'ray,* ihombackf WWlSi:
+rtohnuiig = +reniing ; reoht=riht
rtel=hreoi; reoma=riina
rtoma (ea) m. membrane, ligament. [Oer.
riemen]
rton L=reowon pret. pi. of r5wan. II. ▼. reo.
rione asm. of reo.
ztrtenlan to conspire, plot, JE,
rtenlgt mournful, sad : gloomy.
rtenlgmodt mournful, ufeary.
•trtonung f. whispering, muttering, con-
spiracy, M : astrology, 0E6. [run]
reopa m. bundle of corn, sheaf, VPs, ['reap*]
reopan ( VPs ) = repan ; reoplan = ripian •
ireordf I. fn. voice, B,Cr,Ps : tanguatfe,
speech, ML. ['rerde*] II. f. susienaiuie,
food : meal, feast. III. pret. 3 sg. of
nedan.
reordan = reordian II.
reordberendt m. man,
reordhfls n. eating room, refectory, MkL 14^.
reordian I. to speak, discourse, B,Cr,Oen :
read. [* rerde*] II. (±) to feed, refresh,
entertain, feast.
C. H.
+reordnes f . feasting, banquet.
±reordung f. refection, meal.
+reordU]ighQ8 n. refectory, WW328**.
+roorduiigtId f. mealtime, QD146".
reosan ' pissli, * name of a plant f WW 300*.
+r608an = +hreo6an ; -rSose v. nege-r.
rtost rest (part of a plough), WW.
rtotan't to weep, mourn, toail.
rtote y. retu.
rtetlgt mournful, sad, tearful,
rtow I. » reo (hreoh). II. pret. 3 sg. of
rowan.
rtewUo = hreowlic ; rtewot = rSwet
ropan* to reap, Chb.
repel m. staff, rod, GD20** (▼. £837192).
reppan = hreppan
reps m. response (in a church service), ^,RB.
[L. responsorinm]
repsan to reprove, blame, Gl.
repsimg (e) f. a divistan of the night :
reproving, [=*r»fsung]
repiing=hrepung; r<ran=rftran
+Terdliig = +reoKlung; reace=n8ce
rCsele f. ansufer, sUution, Rd40^. [=*r»sele]
ri8laii=r8B8wian
-l-resp n. blame. [»*+rep8]
rest (s) f. 'rest,* quiet, repose, sleep, £,Bo,
BH,Cr,VPs ', (±) resting-place, bid, couch,
Bl,Chr,MtL,MH,VPs : grave,
±resta f. bedfellow, consort, wife, M.
restan (absol. and refl.) to 'rest,* repose, JB,
Bl,Chr,Lcd,LL : (+) (w. g.) rest from,
remain, lie, JE,An,B,MkL,
rAstan to rejoice, exultt PPsUS^
restbedd n. bed, couch, PPsl31*.
rest-dsBg (»), reste-, resten- (J&) m. day of
rest. Sabbath day, CP,Mt, ['restday*]
restengtar n. year of rest from work, M.
restgemAna m. cohabitation,
resthOs n. chamber, APs,BH.
resUtas 'restless,* withoutrest, RB12V*.
+restsoipe m. cohabitation, BH76*^.
rieung (CP) = rceswung
±rAtan to delight, gladden, cheer, console,
comfort, CP. [rot]
rStend m. comforter, W267*.
rfttu f. (only in d. reote) joy, B2467.
re9e righteous, just, PPs (or T»rSSe).
riSe (of persons) fierce, cruel, violent, harsh,
severe, JE.B,BH : (of things) terrible,
dreadful, Bl,Bo,CP : zealous, CP. ['rethe*]
rMeglan = ret$ian
rettebygdig right'-minded, AiiM2.
reSeman m. usurer (GK), PPs 108".
[Qoth. ra«jo?]
rVSemodt savage, cruel, fierce, indignant,
rCtten? wild, i£L10^«*.
rM-ian, -igian to rage, be fierce, M,
r«8ig fUrce, WW402»».
riVigmdd savage, fierce, ^vr26",
r¥8>lic fierce, cruel, deadly, adv. -lice vicleTUly,
rMnes f . cruelty, severity, harshness, Bl,CP ;
AO : savageness, ferocity, BH,Lcd ; CP :
zeal, CP. ['rethness*]
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BEBBA 242 BIHTGELEAFLIOE
±rMra m. rower, aaUor^ Gl. rlge^=^ge ; rignan =rina]i
+r08re. ready, CP306". rlhslui = ricsian
dbrtSru np. oara. iriht I. (e, eo, y) n. {tohat is straigfU)^
rtSselpe m. /«ry, an^er, WW 246^\ 'right,* equity, justice, law, canon, rule,
rtwet, rewut n. rowijig, M : rowing-boat, JS,B,Bo,Bl,BH,CP,Ct : cause, legal actio/K,
vessel, M. [rowan] M : a right, privilege, Bo,CP,Oen,LL :
riaht (K)=rilit I. correctness, truth, on r. ; mid lihte
rib, ribb n. *rib,* JE,Cp,MH,Souli AO. rightly, correctly, properly : what is due,
rlbbe f. houmTs-tongue, rilnoort, Ep,Lcd, duty, obligation, CPiy), Oen : reckoning,
WW, [*ri6*] account. II. (sb, e, y) adj. straight, erect,
ribbtpiean np. 'rib-spokes,' the brisket? direct, BH,Bl,Lcd,VPs : 'right,' proper^
(BT), WW265*«. fair, just, equitable, lawful, permissibU,
Ilea m. influential man, ruler, M. Bl,Bo,Lk, W : true, correct, Bl,WW : fUting,
rfoan (BDS 16»«') = reoan (♦riecan) appropriaU, BH,LL : real, genuine, ^,BB,
rfooetor, liboetere (JE) =riceter Bl : right {as opposed to lefl).
iloe I. strong, powerful. Da ; LoD : great, rlhtasSelewta f. lawful wife, W298^'.
mighty, of high rank, jE,BH,MH ; AO»CP : rUit»«elo (y) npl. true nobUiiy.
*rich,' M,BH,Bo,Lk. II. n. rule, reign, ilht&vr t lawful wedlock, W -.lawful wife, lA^
power, might, authority, empire, ^,Bl,Cr, ±rUitan (e, y) to set right, correct, amende
MH ; AO. fon to rioe to ascend the ihrone : Bl,LL,TC ; M : guide, govern, direct, rvle^
kingdom, nation, diocese, B ; AO,CP : reign Bl,Bo : set up, restore, replace, erect, Oen.
(period of time), ['riche'] Vright']
xfoedom n. kingly rule, Ff 126*. ['riekdom*] rllitftndags m. proper {fixed) day, LL.
rltotls = reoelB ; rloen- = reoen- rlhtandswaru f . retort, reproof, PPs 37^^.
fleeter, rioetere n. force, might, power, rule, rlhteynecynn (y^) n. legitimate royal family^
dominion, glory, greatness, CP : ambition, AO(y^).
M : tyranny, oppression, violence. rlhtcynlng m. lawful king, BH360^*.
rieg, rioig = bryog rlhtoynn n. true stock, W 13*.
rIoUc sumptuous, AS 38*. adv. -lice power- rihtdonde pto. doing what is right, Bl.
fuUy, JS,CP : sumptuously, Lk. ['riMy''\ rlbte adv. 'right,* due, straight {of direction,
iloone =recene ; rios =ri80 as in right on, due east), outright, CP,Met :
rleiere m. fttler, DB113*. precisely, exactly, just, AO,Bl,Bo,Ps :
rtcslan to bear rule, reign, govern^ tyrannize, rightly, duly, weU, correctly, truly, properly,
M,AO,CP : dominate, prevail. fairly Jusily,B,Bl,Lk : directly,immediately,
ilcslend m. ruler, DB102*. M. onr rihte thereupon, straightway.
^Ofung f . domination, DB 174^*. +rilkte n. right, due, JB,Chr{ 1074l) : religious
-rida v. brand-r. rite, office, ML. +rihtu pi. last offices, on
tMan^ {±) to 'ride,* B,BH,Mt ;A0 : move +r. straight on. up on +r. upright,
about, swing, rock, ride (at anchor), B,Bo : ['i-riht*'\ .,„,^
float, sail, Oen : chafe (of fetters) : {+)ride rlhtebred n. measure, rule, square, WW.
over, occupy (a eouniry), seize : (+) ride up rlhtend m. director, leader, guide,
to. rihtendebyrdneB f. right order, NC317.
ridda m. rider, man on horseback, horseman, rllitore m. director, ruler. Bo. ['righler*]
horse-soldier, M. rlhtes (e) ady. right, straight, KC3-302*.
rlddere=iidere; -ridel V. for(e)-r. rihtlsMlrencynn (e, y) n. direct paternal
ffdend m. rider, cavalier. descent or pedigree.
rtdwtm. 'rider,* trooper, knight, Chr lOSbi.. rihtfsBsten n. properly ordained fast, LL
rideeoht il fever, NG. [hriS? subtT] 132[8].
ridon pret pL of ridan. rilitf»8tend»g m. properly appointed fast-
rldusende swinging, Gl. day, M.
tldvngsk m. horse-sMier, WW llO^. rihtfaestentld f. duly appointed time of
rleee=rioe; rieht^ribt; rlf=hrif fasting, M.
tit I. fierce, ravenous. II. generous, Kl. rlhttremmende (y)t acting rightly.
+rlf n. seizing, catch (offish) : numbercaught. rUittul 'rightful,* honourable, ChbIIOOl.
+rlf garment, v. NC296. rlbtgefSg n. proper joint, GD248**.
-rife ▼. bese-r. rlbtgetremed catholic, orthodox, BH456^*.
rifelede u^nkled, OEOlSh^. ['rivelled'] rlbtgegylda m. duly appointed member of a
rUellng m. shoe or sandal of raw hide, WW guild, TC606i«.
125. ['HveUing*^ rUitgehfttan7/oi>M^one«eZ/,«tiwar,BP8l4*.
+j\tkssk to wrinkle, M'K\*^\4t^K rlhtgeUwan pL lawfully married persons,
rift, rifte (y) n. doak, veil, curtain, JB,Cp, LL22nl6.
MIL. I'rijft*] tOktgeV^fbjl orthodox.
rUter m. reaping-hook, sickle, scythe, Gl. rlhtgeltaflloe ady. in an orthodox manner,
rlttre, riftere (y) m. reaper, M. CM 1167.
RIHTOELTFED 243 BINOGETiBL
rihtg0-l^ed, -lefed pto. having the right faith, ribtscytte (y) sure of aim, Cba51.
orthodox, catholic. rlhtsmteung (e^) f. right reasoning or
rihtgel^ende believing righily,faithftd, Bl. argument, MtL p9^.
rihtgemet n. proper measure, NC317. rUitsteln f. ordinary voice, GD28**.
rlhtgesamhlwan pL lawfully married persons, rlht-tid f., -tima m. proper time.
LL22[38]. rlbt-IMow, -Seowa m. lawful slave, GD 180*.
rihtgesotad n. right understanding, GD66'. rlhtung f. a^Aion of guiding aright, direction,
rlhtgeset duly appointed, canonical, CM412. order, rule, guidance, ^,RB : correction,
rlhtgesetadnesf.n^At ordinance, NO 317. reproof, JE : body of rights, privileged
TihieifSaneoA right-minded, "LPs. privileged district f Chb063i : Wegularis'
rlhtgewltt (y ) n. right mind, MH 102» {in computation), ['righting ']
rlhtirewltUg in one 's right mind, GD246'*. rlhtungtSrM m. plumb-line, WW 150«^
rlhtglfu f. irrevocable gift, LL366[81] ; 385. rthtweg m. right way, W.
rlhthdmed n. lawful wedlock, CP(y). rlbtwer m. lawful husband : legally correct
rihthftmsoyld m. main entrance to a heme- * weigild»* LL466 ; 467.
steadf LL6[32] (v. ANS 116*389). rlhtWMtend« m. extreme western limit, AO
ifbtbiiiisdeii f. actual *hama6on* (v. ham- 8*'(y^}.
Bdcn), LL614[49,581. rlhtwU n. lawful wife, LL348[54,1].
rlhtband f . right hand, Nio402 ; 008. rihtwIUende unshing to do right. Bo 11^'.
rlbthanddAda m. actual perpetrator, LL illitwb * righteous,* just, Bl,Bo,Chr ; CP :
188[1,3]. right, justifiable, Bl.
rihtheort righteous, just, CPVPb. ribtwbend m. Sadducee, Mt3^
rihthlwa m. lawful consort, CP(y). rlhtwiilaii to make * righteous,* justify, Lk,
rlhthlUord m. rightful lord, LL. VPs ; M : direct aright, rule.
rlhthlftforddom m. lawful authority, Chb rlhtwblto righteous CP(y). adv. -lioe right-
918o. ly, reasonably. Bo. [* righteously*]
rlbthUtordliyldo (e*) f. loyalty, W. rlhtwbnef f. 'righteousness,* justice, Mt :
±rlhtUteaii to put right, rectify, set in order, rightness, reason : righteous acts, JE.
BB, W. [* righileche *] +riht«dtu]ig f . justification.
rlhUAoe m. duly qualified physician, W 12^*. rlhtwiltere m. correct writer, Gl.
rlhtlAeunf (y) f. criticism, correction, M,CP. rihtwtddrlende orthodox, BH310^B.
rlhtlagu f . regular legal ordinance, W. rihtwyrSe proper, fitting, AS 13**.
rihtUc (y) right, proper, just, fit, righteous, rlhtymbrai n. duly appointed Ember tide,
M : adapied, fitted, adv. -lioe justly, W117.
uprightly, virtuously, M,Bl : properly, rlhtymbrendagai mp. duly appointed Ember
'rightly,* regularly, BE : correctly, precise- days, W117.
2y, A,CP(y). iijDi-=h]im-
rthflloetton m. downright hypocrite, W64^^ ±rlin n. number, counting, reckoning, VPs ;
rihinf n. right life, regular union (of married &,M),GP. ['rim/e*]
people), Lod3-176". rima m. 'rim,* verge, border, coast, Cp,WW.
rlhtnflAd m. right way of life, GD336^ rbnan (±)to count, number, AOJ^s ; M : tell,
rihtliinie articulate, WW 365*. enum^ate, relate, CP : account, esteem as.
rlhtrnMreneynn (e^, oe') n. direct mother* s ['rime*]
line, OET661. rbnAtS m. oath by a number of persons, LL
rlhtnifiterten n. correct hexameter verse, 154[9].
A 8-314. +rlmbde calendar, ME. 1 •98*>.
rihtmunuo m. true monk, BB73^*. ^ifmorsBft m. arithmetic : calendar, JBLIO^
rihtnes (e) I. 'rightness,* rectitude, equity, ifmendttig skilled in reckoning.
Ps : perpendicularity, straightness, WW : rlmorottlga m. one skilful at figures, A
reckoning, account, jiitL(e) : (+) correction. 8'301''.
rihtnqrSanwlnd m. nortA wind, A017^^(y). -rime ▼. earfo9-r. ; rIiiilont=liiimfont
rlhtraelend m. expounder of righteousness rbnge-tSBl, -telf n. number.
{the preacher, Ecclesiastes), GDiW^. rlmpan v. +rampeD.
rlhtraou (y) f. correct account, TC170* : right rlmn m. reckoner, calculator, A 8*307**.
reason, GD 262. ifmtflBl = rimgetnl
+rihtreooan to guide, direct, AS 26^ ifmtalu f . number, £l820.
rihtragul m. right rule, canon, OEG6304. +iln (NG)>=t+ron
rihtryne m. right or straight course. rlnan^ (and wy.) impen. and intr. to rain,
TfhiaOx (LL262«)=riht0crift8oir (impen. )^,£^> {inix.)Bl^k,VPs. ['rine* ;
rlhtserltend m. jurisconsult, lawyer, WW. regn]
ilhtserlltstilr f. properly assigned district +rliuui=:+hrinan
of a confessor. line m. man, warrior, hero, B,Cr,Met^
rlhtsoylltiig m. shilling of sterliihg money, [*rink*]
LL(222'). rincgetal n. number of men. Ex 234.
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ROTLICE
rlnesatt (HGL489)=]iiiii«aetl
rind, rinde f. *rind/ bark, mUMe, Bo,Cr,
Lcd;CP:erugi,JS.
-rindan, -rindran v. be-r.
rindecllfer f. wood-peckerf nui-hatchf WW
427»
rinden of bark, GPH390.
rindltas having no bark, WWIOO'^
rine=ryne; rliDg=hring; rinlng =hiinimg
±rtiiiian* to 'run,* flow, Cp,Cr,Ps,8<U : (+)
run together, blend, coagulaie. [=»ieman]
rinnelle f. runnel, rivulet, stream. [lynele?]
±rlp n. harvest, BH,Chr,Mt : cut com, sheaf :
ripeness, maturity, PPsllS"'. ['ripe,*
'reap*]
tlptail.{±)(eo,f)to'reap,*^,AO,Chr,CP,G.
II.(AS10*)=ripiMi
ripe 'ripe,* mature, BH,Bo.
rtpomann m. reaper, MtL (hr-). Vreap-
man*]
rtpere m. 'reaper,* ML
riplan to become 'ripe,* ripen, A,^.
r^bern n. sickle, MtLR4**.
r^nes f. 'ripeness,* harvest, LPs,
rtptero=riftere
riptlma m. time of harvest, ML [' reaptime *]
rfpung f . ripening, ripeness, maturity, A,RB,
VPs, Vriping*]
+iU n. fury, Gl.
±rlsan^ I. (ubu. +) to *rise,* stand up, Ps :
be fit, be proper, ^,0u, ['irise*] Ih to
seize, carry off.
rise, riace (e;=y) £. 'rush,* (7p;Mdf. [L.]
risebedd n. bed of rushes, EC. [v. ' rush *]
Tiaeien made of rushes, ^. ['ru shen* ]
riseltac n. rush leek, rush garlic, WW 366**.
risetff fel m. rush-bed, Ct,GL.
risen- =iiBn-
+ risen seizure, Guth78'. [riiBan]
rfsende 7 rapacious, Bl225^'.
+ri8enUc convenient, suitaUe, becoming, A0»
CP. adv. -lioe.
rislendiim 'odorato*f OEG23^
±risne fit, meet, pro per, co nvenient.
+risnes f. congruity, WW383**.
+ri8nlan to agree, accord, WW330*^
+risnu np. what is fitting, due, dignities,
AO.
risoda m. rheum, Lod2-282^^
rtt pres. 3 Bg. of ridan.
M f. favour, indulgence. So 224'.
M fm., rT5e? f. rivtdet, stream, JB,Bo,CP\
Mdf. ['rUhe*]
riVfald m. catOepen, cow-shed, WW196*«.
[hri«-]
ifSlg n. streamlet, Mdf.
rt1Rta=rytSt$a; riz(^)=ri80
rlzlan (iE) = ricsian ; r6=r ow 1 1.
roc n. what is chewed, cud, WW.
rooo m. over-garment, rochet. [Oer. rook]
roccettan, rocettan to eructate, belch forth,
utter, NG,VPs.
rooolan to rock {a child), Kl 101^^.
,rdd f. 'rood,* cross, gaUows, JS,Ct,0,MHi
CP : rood {land measure), plot of land of a
square rod, BC (Mdf).
TOdtUgmgtk m. worshipper of (he cross, WW
216W.
r6dbor» m. cross-bearer, GPH389.
rodd m? 'rod,* stick {to beat with), HL
16*" (v. late).
rddegealfa m. cross, MP 1*610.
rodehengen f . hanging, crucifixion, M.
roder=rodor
rddewyrSe deserving hanging, HLIS*^.
+rikU8Mtnlan to crucify.
rodor (a) m., gs. rod(o)re8 ether, sky, heavens,
firmament, ^,CP.
rodorbeorht heaven-bright. Da 369.
rodoreyningt m. king of heaven.
rodorlle of the heavens, heavenly, celestial, JE.
rodorllhtung (roder-) f. daum, LPs.
rodorstol (a^) m. heavenly throne, Gxh749.
rodortorht heavenly-bright, Gek 1416.
rodortungol n. star of heaven, Gkn 1667.
r6dwur8lend m. crow-worshipper,UGij403^.
roet{8(Cp,NG)=re«e
r6ft vigorous, strong, brave, noble, renowned.
rofen pp. of rSofan.
rdfltas = hrofleas
roglan to flourish, QkE 119.
rAhte pret. 3 sg. of recan.
ron = ramm
Rom, Rdmebnig f . Rome, AO.
RomAn f . lUdy.
Romftn-e, -an pi. Romans, AO.
rdmftnlsc Roman, M,kO.
Rdm-feoh, -gesceot {LL) n., -peoig {LL,W)
m. * Rome-penny,* ' Rome^cot, * Peter *s pence.
r5mlan (w. g.)tp possess? Gen 350.
ronun = ramin
Rdmwalb (u^) m. inhabitant of Rome.
[wealh]
Rom-ware (AO), -waran pi. itihabitants of
Rome, Romans.
rond=rand
rop I.? broth, WW272*. II. :=ropp
r6p liberal, Rd68*.
rdpnes f . liberality, WW.
ropp m. intestines. Led, WW {hr-). [' rope * ]
ropwnro m. colic, WW211".
r6rend=rowend
rdsbedd rose-bed, OEG23*.
rdse, rose f . ' rose,* A ,^,Bl,Bo,MH. [L. rosa]
rosen made of roses. Led : rose-coloured, rosy,
jE,ZDA. ['rosen*]
rosig rosy, iEH2-334«».
H-rosod roseaU, OEG3278.
rost=ruBt ^^
+ro8tian to roast, dry, WW.
rot = hrot
rdt glad, cheerful, bright : noble, exeeOenL
T6t{9)1 'root,* NC SIS.
rdtfssst {root- fast), firmly estaldiehed, Chb
1127. [ON. T6t]
rdthwH f . time of refreshing, PPs.
rotten to 'rot,* putrefy, MjCPJjod^
rdtUoe gladly, cheerfully, BE 348*.
ROTNES 245 BYKB
rotnes f. gladntas, cJieerfidnesa, DB : rtfuge, filaaaxniM]lcampUfkurge,fuU,liberiU,graci^
protedian, Pss. adv. -lice.
rotslan to make sad, afflict, CP417*. rOmmodnes f. large-heartedtiess, liberality,
rotsimg f . refuge, protection, comfort, EPs 0^®. kindness.
rotimg f. corruption, ulcer, WW114K x^asane^ i. breadih, abundance, M.
[rotian] rQmod=rummdd
rdttor L m. rower, sailor, CP. [rowan] rOmor adv. comp. still further,
H. =r6«or +nimpeii tioisted, wrinkled? WW366*®.
Mtfhund m. mastiff, WW. [rytStSa] rtkmwelle spacious, MtL7^'.
rdSor n., gs. rOores oar, scuU, CP,WW. rOn f. mystery, secrecy, secret, El,JriL :
['rudder*] counsel, consultation, B,KC,Wa : (secret)
rdt(ra=ret$ra council : runic character, letter, BH :
rdw I. quiet, calm, gentle, soft, mild, CP. writirig, An,Da. ['roun*]
II. f. quietness, rest. [Oer. ruhe] +rQna m. councillor, Gl.
±rowan^ pret. pi. reowon, r§on to go by rOneofa m. chamber of secrets, breast, bosom,
vxUer, 'row, * sail, svnm, LkL{hT'),WW ; M. Mbt22»».
rowend m. rower, CP : sailor, M. rOnersBttlg skilled in mysteries. Da 734.
rdwett = rewet rOnere m. whisperer, tale-bearer, M. [ * rouner ']
rdwnes f. rowing, BH384''. rOnlan to whisper, murmur, talk secrets,
rdvnmgt'rounng,' NO, conspire, JB,PsJ3oL ['round*]
rudduc m. robin, WW. ['ruddock*] rOnlende whispering, WWUl. ['rouning*]
rflde I. m. scabbiness, scab, WW161" ruiil/oitZ^runmn^?LoD3-36". [?=*hrunol]
(=*hTada?A30-253). II. f. rue. [X.ruta] rCaalle mystical, UtL]^S^.
nidlg rubicund, 'ruddy,* OE02932. -ruim v. cys-genmn.
rudon pret. pL of reodan. +ruiineii pp. of -f rinnan.
rudu f . red colour, ApT : ruddy complexion, +niiuieii68 f . that has been cooled or congealed,
WW : red cosmetic, JBL. ['rud*] GPH398.
rues =:ryge8 gs. of lyse ; rtkg =rah rOnstnt m. runic letter, rune, JSS,B. ['rune-
rugem m. month of rye-harvest, August? stave*]
LL12 Pro. rOnimg f. whispering, wheedling, JS.
rOh gs. ruwes 'rough,* Outh,Bd;M : coarse ['rouning*]
(of doth) : hairy, shaggy, M : undress^, rflnwitat m. private adviser, counsellor, wise
untamed, WW. man,
ruhhar m. ray (fish), NC324 (snliha). rOst m. 'rust,* Cp,MtL,RB : moral canker,
['rough*] CP,HL,
ram I. adj. (±) roomy, wide, long, spacious, rOsttg 'rusty,* ii0251'^
ample, large, liberal, B,Bo,Mt,VPs; M, rQte=rude
CP : unfettered, open, unrestricted, loose : rQwa m., ruwe f. eoverir^, tapestry.
noble, august. II. m. (±) space (extent or rtkwes v. r&h.
time), 'room, * Oen,Lk : scope,, opportunity, rOzlan to make a noise, MtBQ**. [hruzl]
B,Met. on +ram at large, apart, ryo-, ryo-=roo-, rSo-
+rumat m. space, place, i^«9 pres. 3 sg. of reocan.
rOman = ryman r^A (LL 192,2b) = rad I.
rOme (once +) adv. undely, spaciously, -ryddan, -rydran v. a-r.
roomily, amply, liberaUy, extensively, abun- +r^(e) ? prepared, ready,
dandy, Oen,Lcd : Ught-heartedXy : in detail, ryden n. name of a plant, Lopl22a.
Jt7l314. ['room*] r^derlan v. a-r.
rOmad- = rnmmdd- r^e = ryhe
rQmgftl revelling in release from, confinement ^e ' rife* frequent. Led (v. late).
(Noah*s dove). Gen 1466. adv. -lice ryti(\,e)n. covering, veil, curtain, cloak, CP,
tvidely, NC318. ryge (i) m. 'rye,* Cp,
rOmgifa (eo^) m. bountiful giver, BH 194**. rygen (i) vnade of rye. Led, [*ryen*]
rOmgitul (y<) bountiful, J&,CP, r^he f. rug, blanket, Gl.
rOmgltulnes f. liberality, bounty, profusion, ryht^riht; rfm-=rim-
M. ±r^maii (e) to clear, open up, A,B,Lk,Met,
rOmbeort large-hearted, generous : free from W : widen, extend, prolong, enlarge, M,CP :
care. make room, retire, retreat, yield, ^. ['rime*;
rtkmheortnM f . liberality, ram]
rdmlan to become dear of obstructions. Led rymet n. room, space, extent, & : comfort,
1-76" ['room*] benefit,
rtkmlle benign, liberal : plentiful, M. adv. r^etlfostf. ti»n<o/ room, ^H 1-34*'.
+ramlioe at large, fully, kindly, liberaUy, r^9 f. amplitude, CM 17.
abundantly, JE,Bl,MtL, ['roondy*] tSn, rynan to roar, rage,
rOmrndd liberal, lavish, kind, CP. ryne (e) m. running, onward course, A,^,
RYNE
246
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Bo,VHy ;A0 : Jltur, flow {waier, blood),
Lk; M: period of time, cycle, course of life :
expanse, extent : orbit, [^rune*]
±T$nib n. mystery, dark saying.
rynagiast m. running spirit {—ligJiining)f
rain-foe f (Tupper), Rd4**.
•rfnegu ▼. hel-r.
rynel (e) m. runnel, stream, Bl,OD,VPs :
runner, messenger, M. [^rindle*]
±r^eUc mystical, adv. -Uce.
ryneHoe? *cursim,' 0EG7««.
ifnuaaumX m. one skilled in mysteries.
rynestroDg strong in running, Rd20'.
ryneswlftt sunft in running.
ryneVrftg f . space of time, 6n 184.
rynew&nt m. swift vehicle, chariot.
ryiig-=ren^-
rfnig good \n counsel? Cba51. [ran]
rynlga? m. liquid that r uns off? LoD.
rynnliig f. rennet, WW128«
r^tat(MF172)=ran8tsef ; r^=rip
trypan I. to spoil, plunder, rob, Chr,MtL,
LL,W. ['ripe*] II. pL sheaves, CSPs.
III. = nepan. IV. = ripan
r^pera m. robber, plunderer.
r^log m. plunder, spoliation, 0^(73149.
I'ripin^']
rypton? made of broom [A 31*636].
ryps =repe ; -i^rio ▼. ste-r. ; rysc- = riac-
rysel, rysl {M), iy8(e)le m. lard, fat.
+i78en-y +ry8n- = +iiBn-
l^rig {0EG8»")=hii«g
ryt rubbish for burning, underwood, LL
36[27].
r^ I.=ritS. II. proB. 3 sg. of ryn.
r^1Ser=hrft$er
rjfVtta m. a species of dog, mastiff, M.
[Oer. rude]
8i m. tub, bucket, OL [ON. Bar; v. 'say'}
nbui mT sheei, WW502».
8ae = (l)Baca; (2) s8bo
saca nap. of sacn.
dbiaea m. opponent, foe, JK
sacan* to struggle, dispute, disagree, vfrangle,
fight : accuse, blame, bring a criminal or
civil action against any one, lay claim to, "LL.
HUMS (e) m. *sack,' bag, ^. [L. saccus]
Bioerd mf. priest, priestess, M,CP. [L.
Bacerdos]
Bftoerdbana m. priest-slayer, W.
BAoerdgerbne befitting a priest, BH20Q^.
Bftoerdhfid m. priesthood, CP.
iiCCTdland n. land allotted to priests, i£.
Bftoerdllo sacerdotal, priesUy, BH.
BAoerhAd = sacerdhad
naeiul quarrelsome, contentious, JB. [*sakful*'}
Badan to wrangle, strive, M.
BaelteB innocent, LL : unmolested, safe, EC,
MtL. [^sacJdess'}
•aou f. (oblique cases often have Btec-) (±)
conflict, strife, war, batUe, feud, sedition,
dispute, ^,B ; AO : affliction, persecution,
trial : sin, fault, B,Ph : prosecution, law-
suit, action, s. and B6cn jurisdiction, right
of holding a court for criminal and civU
matters, LL (y. 2-466). ['sake*]
sad- V. saed.
Blda m. snare, cord, halter, [op. Oer. saite]
8ad6l=8adol
±Badellan to 'saddle,' JB,KC {'saddled').
sadlan to be sated, get wearied. Bo : (+)
saiiale, fill, Ps. ['sade' ; asod]
sadol (e*, u*) m. saddle.
sadolbeortit with ornamented saddle, B2175.
sadolbogam. 'saddle-bow,' WW.
Badolfolg 1 pommel of a saddle, Gl.
SaduoUBO Sadducean; as sb. m. Sadducee.
iadiil= sadol
sft ml often indeoL but also gs. bs&b, scewe,
sSo; nap. sma, gp. sfiwa, dp. sewum,
B»(a)m sheet of water, 'sea,' lake, pod, JS,
B,Bo,0,Lcd, V Ps.
Bfifil m. sea-eel, WW447**.
BAself en = sself en
BAb&tf 1 'sea-boat,' vessel, ship, B.
sAbeoiK m. cliff by the sea i mountain of
waves? Ai7308.
sAburg 1 seaport town, MtL4^.
B8M I. offensive, odious : guiUy. 11. (KGl
61")=8acc
S8B0-, B»o- =8ec- (and ▼. saou), bSo-
BSBoe L 1 strife, contest, [saoan] 11. m.
saekdoth, M. ['Mel;';=Baoo]
BBBOoe pres. 1 as. of saoan.
BBBOOlng m. saddng, pallet, Mk6**.
SBDOdom = soeacddm
BAoeaster f. seaport town, MtR4>*.
sAoeoBOl m. sea-sand, shingle, M.
SBMerd^^Ksacerd ; B8Mgen=88^gen
BAeir m. sea-ebbing. Ex 291.
BAolian ((7Ar)=8icIian
tMXan. cliff by the sea. Bo. ['seacUff'}
bAoooc m. coclde, WW94K
bAooI n. jet. If If 416*. ['seaeoal']
Bfteynlng m. sea-king, B2382.
ssBcysul = s&ceosol
BBBd (occl sad- in obL cases) w. g. sated with,
weary of , satiated, filled, fill, Ps,Bd. ['sad'}
BAd n., nap. ssed, sfidu 'seed,* Mk,VPs{i),
M,CP : fruit, offspring, posterity, MkL,
VPs : sowing. Met ; M : grouih.
BAdberende seed-bearing, M.
sAdoynn n. kind of seed.
BAde pret. 3 sg. oi secgan.
sAdter m. sea-monster.
BAdere m. sower, MyMkL. ['seeder'}
BAdlan to provide seed, LL450[10].
sAdltep m. sower's bcLsket, A. ['seedlip'}
sAdlio belonging to seed, seminal, DR 146*.
sAdnalS m. sowing, WW 1471
BSBdnes f. satiety, GPH391.
sAdraoa m. sea-dragon.
BAdswom seed (fig. and colleotiyely), REHy
8(9)»».
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247
S^T
sfidtbna m. seed-time. Hex 12**.
sAeaim m. arm of the sea, A022*.
sfieUeii (»>) I aea-elf. Naiad, WW.
UMmnld n. passage of the (Bed) sea, AOSS**.
sAtSBSten f. toateru stronghold, ocean. Ex 127.
sA-farotS, -fearoof m. sea-coast,
88Btem f. Severn. [L. Sabrina]
sAUse m.* sea- fish,' Cr.
sftflod mn. tide, inundation, flood, flow of the
sea, flood-tide, AO : (f) sea. Vseaflood']
sAflota m. {sea-floater), ship. An 381.
sAtor 1 sea-votfage, Sbaf42.
^sAgan to cause to sink, sMe : eatwe tofaU,
feU, destroy, [^gan]
S8Bfd-= staged-
88Bgde pret. 3 sg. of seogan.
•SBgdlg (N) =88^6 io
sAgfep spacious {ship), B1896.
±iAgediie8 1 sacrifice, M]lLR12» ; APsaS":
mystery, MtLld^ (gd-).
sAgemAre n. sea-coast, Q.
±s8Bgeii (e) f. speech, statement, MJlO : pre-
monition, prophecy, AO : ''Jg^ ttory,
legend, seo halge +8. Holy Writ.
sAgenga m.t ship : sailor.
sAgeiet m. co(ut region, Ql.
88Bgl=8igel; S8Bgiilaii=8egiuaii
sAgon pret. pi. of aeon.
sAgnind m. sea-boitom, abyss, M,CP.
s»li=8eah
MhMUtside next the sea, Ghb1072b.
lAhengest m. sea-h orse, ship, Ak488 :
hippopotamus, WW.
sAhete m. boiling, surging of the sea, BH
384»*.
sAbolm m. ocean, An 520.
S8Bht=:8eht; 8»liUlan=8ahtiian
sAhund m. sea-dog, sea-monster, OEG26'^.
SflBl n. nap. salu room, hall, castle, B,Rd.
['sale'; Oer. saal]
sAl (§) I. mf. (occL dp. salum) Ume, season,
opportunity, occasion, condition, position.
Led ; JE,AO : prosperity, happiness, joy, B.
on flunlmn happy; 'gaudete,* GB202". id
snles in due time, NR30. II.=8el 11.
lAliof n. sea-gift, sea-spoil, B.
sAlUf f. sea-%oay. sea-voyage.
sAUff f. sea-leavings, jetsam.
±8Alan I. (e) to take place, happen, [snl L ]
ILf to tie, hind, fetter, fasten : curb, restrain,
confine, [sal ; Oer. seil]
sAland n. coast, maritime district, (X
88Bld=seld
88Blen I. made of willow, WW618*. [sealh]
II.=8elen
8Aleoda=8ffilida
sAltetS n. song at sea, rowers* song, WW 379*.
-ssBleVa V. sealt-s.
sAUo of the sea, marine, M,
sAUda m. seafarer, sailor, mariner : pirate*
[liSan]
^sAlig (+ exo. at LLSOOa) happy, pros-
perous, A0,Bo,Oen. [*t-*dt*]
+8Al]ge happUy, WW407**.
+8Allgllc happy, blessed, fortunate, adv.
-Hoe, Bo. VseUUy*]
+8AllgnM f. happiness,
sA-nSend, -HSendet m. sailor.
+8Alilc»+sfiliglio
ssBlnieflge f . brine, M. [L. *Balmoria ; Ok,
+s»ltaii (NG)»sealtan
ssdltna m. name of a bird, bunting f robin f
WW44".
9aM f. dwelling, house, Gxn785.
±UM (f) f. (nsu. in pL) happiness, pros-
perUy, blessing. Bo ; M,CP. [* i-selth*}
tAlwang (o*)t m. f&rtHe plain.
sAmv. 8»; BAma=aSma
+8Amaii = +8yman, ueman
■AiiiMiw m. * seaman,* pirate, viking, B.
sAmearhf m. sea-horse, ship.
sAmeiid = aSmend
sAmest snperl. (of *8fimeT) worsL
sAmestre = seamestre
sAmStto weary from as^voyage, B325.
sAmlnte f . sea-mint, WW.
sAmra oomp. (of *8nmeT) worse, inferior^
weaker.
memdngM = samtinges
sAn maritime, 0EG6**.
sAnaoa m. sea-vessd, ship, Hit2^
sAnas m. cape, promontory, maze.
88Bnogan=8eiDgan; 88Biidaii=8eDdaii
sAiM (often w. g.) slack, lazy, cardcsSf
negligent, duU, cowardly.
sAnet XL net for sea-fishing, WW336**.
saiicaii=8enffan: it AiiUm ~ ffffniait
amp (e) n. * sap,* juice, Cr,WW.
8Ap(^L3i**)=8Sap
8»iilg * sappy, ' juic y, succ ulent, 0EG16^
MBppe f. spruce fir, WW260^1 [L. *8appi-
nom ; Fr. aapin]
ssBptpdn 1 a shaving with sap in it, Lgd 106b
8Are=Bare
•Arima m. sea-border, sea-shore, coast, Chr*
I'searim*]
sArtnot m. seaman, pirate, viking.
sArof hardy at sea, Cra56.
SflMTWtaii = searwian
fAr^e m. sea-reed f (GK) ; an attt (BT)»
WhalbIO.
88B6=8eea; sAs y. B g.
8Asoea«a m. piraU, WW469*.
sAsoeU f. 'sea-sheO,* iffTlS**.
8A8I9 m. sea-voyage, B1149.
sA-snsBgl, -sns^ m. 'sea-snaH,* WW.
sAsteoira m. guiding star {for sailors), HL.
[^seastar*]
MBSter=se6ter
sAstrand m. * sea-strand,* foreshore, M.
sAstrtam, as mpl. waters of the sea. An.
[^ seastream*'\ ^^
sAswalwe {h&-) f. sand-martin, WW 7**.
ssBt pret. 3 sg. of sittan.
•At I. lurking-palace : snare, ginf LL446[2].
[sittan]
SiET 248 8AMNIAK
+s»t XL act of nttina, MkL p(^l lalil- = sealh- ; silil = sagol ; nhtHtoeht
sAta mT holding ofkmd, £0447^. lil ml bond, rope, cord, rein, collar, B,Qtn.
-«Ata (e) V. biirg-8. [^9oU* ; Oer, seil]
8Atan=Btetian; -«Ate ▼. aa(d)-B. sala m. aci of celling, *M2e,' WW.
8»lMnt8Bg=Bffitem(e6)deff 8aIb=Bealf ; ■aleh=8ealli
•Ot-era, -none (e) m. waytayer, robber : spy : salda =Bealde pret. 3 sg. of seUan.
eediiiaue one, seducer {the Deinl), CP. sail (Cp) =8ealf
nmtdm'^tBdg, S8eter(ii)ee- m. 'Saiurdoif,* sallle, salfige 1 «a^e, Lcd. [i^. salvia]
BH,BUjk, [L. Satnmi dies] salh ((?/), 8aiig=8ealli
BSDtemlht 1 Friday night, M. saltetan to sing psalms, play on, or sing to, the
sAtiao (S) (w. g.) to lie in unit for, plot harp, [L, psallere]
against, CP. [sittan] ialm-=8ealm-
MtU, 8»tl>-<8etl ; sAtn- =S8et- silnes f. silence, A8-319**. [cp. OotK. silaa]
+HBtiie8 = +8etiie« saloi-isalii ; 8alor=8olor
sAton pret. pL of dttan. 8alowlgpftd=Baluwigpad
sAtiu^ (e) 1 ambush, trap, fdot, snare, CP : saltH^sealt
sedition. saltere (ea) m. *psaiter,* coUectum ofpsatms^
sAtS (i£L36***) =:8ea6 service book containing the psalms, BH,Ci ;
sAtStof V. heahssetSeof. M : psaltery. Led (ps-). [If. psalterimn]
Mtterte f. savory {plant). [L. satureia] salthaga m. robin redbreast f WW 286^.
8A1Sreiiewudu=Bu5emewudu;8AumY. sfi. salu I. (ea) dark, dusky, Bd. [*Mi2ow*]
sAQpweaip jetasm, TC421**. II. nap. of eel.
•AwAg m. sea-wave. Da 384. salabrOn (ea^, o*) dark brown. Fin 37.
sAwaoter n. ^sea-waier,^ Led 10b. sUum ▼. sftl.
fAwan = sawan aaluneb dark-complexioned, Bd 60*.
sAwir n. sea-weed, WWIZ5*^. [*settware''\ salupftd dark-coated, Rd58*.
sAwaroV n. sea-Jiore, beach. saluwlgpU =8alwigpad
sAwa v. en. salwed ptc. darkmed, painted black {with
sAwaaUf m. *sea-waU, ' seashore, beach, cliff, pitch), Gek 1481.
B : wall of water {in the Bed Sea). salwIgtetSera} having dark plumage.
sAwaard m. coast warden, LL. salwlgpidt having dark plumage.
sAwag m. path through the sea, PsSK silWQiig=Belwang
[* seaway^] wm oon}. whether, or. Bea[i..jsaiik whether...
lAwMirt weary from a sea-voyage. An. or, AO. sam ge...8am ge; sam Se...Baiii
[' seaweary '] tSe whether. . .or.
sAwat n. sowing, [sawan] sam- {^together) denotes union, combina-
sAwIidng UL sea-viking, £x333. tion, or affieement. [ON. sam-]
sAwfhl f. marine animal, BH26*. aim- {=^half-) denotes a partial or imperfect
•Awong m. sea-shore, beach, B1964 condition. [L. semi-]
sAwtS pros. 3 Bg. of sawan. iaiiia=same v. swa.
•Awiidii m, vessel, ship, B226. saiiiail-=samod-
•Awum v. s». simbflsmad half-burrtt, OEG.
•Awytan m. sea-surf, billow, B303. stmboren bom out of due time, WW356*.
snz (GL)=seaz Bimbiyoa m. partial breach {of rules, laws,
sA^ t sea-wave. etc), LL4d8[9].
satene, safine 1 savine {a kind of juniper). 8ftm-ewlo» -cnoa (o^) half -dead, M,AO.
[L. sabina] same only in swa s. (swa) in like manner,
Mftrienda pto. rheumatic, WW161*«. also, as.
fig pret. 3 sg. of sigan. samedMsamod
saga I. imperat. of secgan. IL m., -Hsaga saman adv. together JnR (o^).
n. =saga IL simgrtae half -green, immature, WW 405*.
+saga n. narrative, LkLl^ sftmgiing young, CM 123. [geong]
sagast pres. 2 sg., sagatS pres. 3 sg., sagode simhU unwell, weakly, W273^<^.
pret. 3 sg. of secgan. samheort unanimous, PPsl49\
sig-oly -el m. (sagl- in obi. oases) dub, cudgel, ^samhlwan pL members of Uie same house-
9tick, staff, pole, AO,OD,Mt; M,CP. hold, CP.
[^sowel'] samhwylc pron. some.
-aagol ▼. leas-, BdtS-, wAr-s. simlArad half-taught, badly instructed, M.
sagu (±) I. f. 'saw,* saying, report, story, BaxaBice together, at the same time.
traditionr tale, Lk,WW;M : presage, sainUiiga=sanmunga
prophecy : witness, testimony, [secgan] sftmlooen half-clos3, NC318.
II. f. 'saw* {too ), A,WW. sanmiAle agreed, accordant, united.
ill I. pret. 3 sg. ' isSgon. Xh pret. 3 8g.«of sftmmeit half -digested, Loi>69b.
eon II ±sainnlaa to assemble, meet, coUect, unite,
SAMNINGA
249
SABIGMOD
join, gather together, (tr.) I>a,Lcd ; {intr,)
Ps : glean. [*«am*}
sanmlnga = samnunga
±iwiinmmg (o) f. (but oocL gs. samnunges)
aesembly, council, MkL;M,CP, ['samen-
sammmga (le, e, o) adv. forthwith, immedi-
cUely, suddenly, [=Bemiimga]
wammmgcwtde (o^) coUed, DB2^.
samod (o^) I. adv. aimultaneously, at the
same time, together, ^^O : entirely, M :
also, as weU, too. II. prep. (w. d.) together
with, at (of lime), M. [Oer. sammt]
samodberan* to bear together.
samodcumend flocking together, (M2S2.
samodeard (o^, u'){ m. common home.
SBmodtaost joined together, Cb158L
samodgang? m. communication between
rooms, GD170«. (v. NC318.)
samodgefllt (o) n. strife, WW382».
samodgesM m. comrade, GPH400.
samodherlan (o^) to praise together, BPs 1 16^
samodberlng f. praising, ES40-302.
-hsamodlftean to bring together, BPslI2^
samodlloe adv. togeiher, CHBll2d.
samodrynelas mpl. ^concurrenUs,* A 8*302.
samodsprAo 1 colloquy, conversaiion, CM611.
samodswSgende consonantal, MQrS^''.
samodlang coTUinucus, successive , v. N C318*
BamodVyrUo (o) adj. concordant, WW3 78*».
aamodweUung (o^) 1 welding together, WW
380««. [weallan]
tamodwlst f. a being one with, GD224«.
samodwimung 1 common residence, living
togeiher, LL(422»).
samodwyreende ptc. co-operating, WWSSi".
8Aixira=BfiBmra
samrid harmonious, united, MbtII**.
Bftmsoden half -cooked, LL(166Hi).
sAmstorfen half-dead, GPH401.
■AmswAled half burnt, OEG4388.
■amswige (u^) adj. sounding together, in
unison.
namtlnges (ao^, e^ e*) adv. all at once,
immediately, forthwith, M.
sam'tSe oonj. in phrase 8amt$e...Bam^... as
well.. .as... ('torn'... *quam\..), CAfl40,
etc. [earn] ,
simweann half-dead, NC3I9.
samwlnnende ptc. contending togeiher, WW
211^
aimwls stupid, duU, foolish, CP. adv. -lice.
samnplst f . living together, cohabitation.
sAmworht unfinished, Chb.
samwrAdnes f. union, combination, Bo 11 41
sftmwyrean to half do a thing, do it imperfect-
ly, LL350[61,1].
sane I. pret. 3 sg. of sincan. II. = sang
sanot m. holy person, saint, M. [L. sanctua]
sand (o) I. £ action of sending, embassy,
mission, deputation, M : message : (also m.)
messenger, ambassador : sending, service,
course of food, repast, mess, vichuds, Ep;
M, [' sand * ; sendan] IL n. * sand, * gravel.
£, VPs ; AG ; Mdf : sandy shore, seashore,
beach.
sandbeorg m. sand-hiU, eand-bank.
sandoeoBOl m. sand, gravel, M.
sandcom n. grain of sand, M.
sandgoweorp (a*) n. sand-bar^, quicksaiid.
sandgewyrpe n. sand-heap, KC6>228**.
sandgrot n. grain of sand. Hell 117.
sand-hilts n., nap. -hleotSu sandy dope,
hillock, An236.
sandhoQ n. sand-house, barrow, grave.
sandhricg m. sand-bank, JSGb761
sandbyll m. ^sand-hiU,^ Op{o).
sandlg ^ sandy,* Led.
sandlht (o) sandy, dusty, AG.
sandlondf (o) n. san dy sho re.
sandrid n. quicksand, WW183^
sang I. m. noise, ^song,* singing, B,Bo,Or,
LkL : psalm, poem, lay, Bl,CP,VPs{o).
II. pret. 3 sg. of aingan.
sangboo f. singing-book, service-book, KC,LL.
\^ son^>ook*'\
sangcrasftm artof singing, composing poetry,
or playing an instrument.
sangdrtam m. ^cantilena,* song, music, CM
638.
sangere (o) m. singer, poet, BH,BL ['songer*'}
sangestre f. songstress, JSOr. ['songster']
sangplkw 1 pipe, GPH380**.
-sftnlan v. a-s. [scene]
sann pret. 3 ag. of sinnan.
sftp f ? amber, unguent, Gl.
s&pboz m. box for resin? soap-box f LL
466[17].
ape f. *soap,' salve, Led,WW;M.
sAr I. n. bodily pain, sickness, BH,Bl,Cr,
VPs : wound, 'sore,' raw place, Qu,Lcd i
suffering, sorrow, affliction, Bo,Chr, II. adj.
sore, sad, grievous, painful, wounding, CP,
Cr,Oen,Lcd,LL,Bd.
sArbennf 1 painful sore or wound.
sArbot t compensation for wounding, LL
600[10,1].
sAnlAK m. bandage, WW.
sftrcren sore, tender, LoD65b.
sArowidet m. tauTtt, reproach : lament.
sAre {&) adv. sorely, heavHy, grievoushi,
bitterly, B,Cr,Gen,Ps : painfully, B. Vsore"]
sArettan to grieve, be vexed, lament, complain,
CP.
sArterhK sorrowful, Gxn2244.
sarga m. trumpet, clarion, Gl.
sArglan (±) to cause pain, afflict, wound,
grieve : be pained, suffer, languish, CP.
fsarig]
sArgung 1 lamentation, grief.
sArian to become painful, CP : grieve, be sad,
feel sorry for, BH.
sArig 'sorry,* grieved, sorrowful, sad, jB,Bo,
Cr Ps,
sArigcierm (e*) m. wailing, MFH128*.
sArigferhtSt sad-hearted.
sArlgmdd deeded, mournful, B, [*«orry-
mood*]
8ARIGNES
200
SCANDNES
lirtgDM 1 sadneu, grief, ^,Chr, [V
ness*]
sirlle grievoua, sad, doUfui, painful, lameni-
ahU, bitter, JS,B,Bo,BL imI v. -Ude * sorfly, '
grievou^, mournfully, bitterly, painfully,
^,Bl,Bo,Jul;CP,
BiiDM 1 affliction, disbreas, miffering, pain,
grief, ^, [* gorenese^]
tineotmig t eomplaini, WW488*.
tinlfifef °^ painful blow.
sinpell n. sad story, complaint.
sintastt m. cutting word, abuse, insult
lining =8&i^g^img; Barw-=8earw-
rtr-wracuf t, gds. -wrsBce grievous perse-
cution, sore trwulaiion.
sirwylm m. pain, illness, Gnll23.
BBtangt {. savory {plant), Lai 147a. [^sa-
terete']
iftul=sawol
Taiwan' to * sow, ' strew seed, implant, JB,Bo,
Lcd,G,VPs I disseminate, Bo,CP,
•ftwelMsawol
+iftw»]ed having a soul, G.
sftwttDd, aawere (lit) m. * sower.*
iftwl (CP)M8awol
•ftwUim U) expire, M,
iftwhnig (e*) f. dying, 8hr, [*souUng*^
■ft-wol (-wfil, -viol, -wl) f., gs. Bawle *«oii2,'
life, JS,B,Bl,Bo,VPs;CP : spirit, Bl,Chr :
hving being, M.
liwolberaiid m. \uman being, B1004(wl).
i&wolound (e) spiritual, Gn288.
lawoMrtort n. life-blood.
siwolffedilf n. death.
i&wolgMoeot = s&wolBoot
stwoDiord (e*. wl)t n. hfe, body.
sftwolhflst n- (soul house), body.
stwoDtas souUess, lifeless, M.
sftwol-Meat (e*), -soot m. payment to the
church on the death of a person, LL.
■ftwoMaarf 1 soul's need, TC474(wl).
liiraii pret. pL of sSon.
flftwulMs&wol
gea-, 8ca-, ▼. also soea-, soea-.
Mlbfot=scaffdt; 80id=+8ceadL
wMtAm. crown of head, PPsQVK ['shode']
icidgeealf (Sa) f. salve or powder (for the
headf), LcD.
+ieidwyit f. oxeycy Lcd 103a.
MSBo' 8060 'boja, ' 'fetters, JGPh 1-320. [Du.
Bchake]
■eflBoen pp. of Boeaoan.
icaMl=(l) floead; (2) aceabb
sesBttamiind = eceaftmimd
wbbM = Boeaf otSa
sc8Bgt(=soegtS; acsam-=9cam-
seAnan I. (±) (5, ea) to break, torench open,
JB. ['shene'l II. (+) to render brillianif
Sol222 (GK).
■08000= scene; aceendan = acie ndan
•f scAnlngnes f. collision, WW384».
•oApMsoeap ; soaeptld (Cp) = sceaftlo
sosnr = soear I. and H.
pret pL of scieran.
■009 L (Gen) —aceaXi. IL=BoegS
•08BK-=8ceS-, aceaS-
•oate m. planfy EpJjL. p«Aat«']
ztsoatan* (a, », ea) to * shave,' scrape, polish,
Cp,BH.
•eftffdt splay-footed, Gl.
•oalde =8ceo]de pret. 3 ag. of aoulan.
•eaMhlU papyrus-plant, CpUOl (▼. £8
43-320).
•eakmyt el = acealdtSyf ei
nala=8ceala
■eaiiid=8camoI
■oamftmit *shamefast,' modest, CP.
■eamfiil (eo) modest, DR. [^shameful*]
BoainlMi (ea, eo, o) (w. g.) lo 6e ashamed^
blush, B,CP : (impera., w. a. of pen. and g.
of thing) cause shame, M(e^) .CP. [* «tome ]
r**""'"* causing shame, WW 632".
loamlftw ^shameless,* impudent, immodesif
CP.
acamHaillg shamdess, CP. ady. -lioe
'shamelessly,* CP.
soamltaat (ea^) f. impudence, shamelessness^
immodesty.
■oamllo (n, ea) sham^ul, disgraceful, OBO ;
AO : modest. ['shamely"\ adv. -lioe, CP.
■camllm n. private member, GPH300.
tcamol (a^, e^, ea^, eo^, o^ ; .e*, n') m. afool,
footstool, bench, table (of money-changers),
JK(eo), VPs(o). ['<&amUe']
aeamu (ea, eo, o) 1 *^ shame, ' confusion, Op(o),
2^(eo) : disgrace, dishonour, Gr(o) ; in -
suit. MkB(o) : shameful circumstance, WW ;
modesty, CP : private parts, Oen,WW. a.
ddn to inflict injury.
acamul^acamol
■oamung (ea) 1 disgrace, LPs68*^.
soin pret. 3 ag. of acman.
aoanoa m. * shank, * shin, leg, Ph,WW : hamf
LL (aoono).
soanolMiMi (Boang.) m. leg-band, garter, WW
152»«.
•eanoforad broken-legged, CP.
Boancgobeorg f. leg-greave, WW635*.
aoancgeglrela m. leg-clothing, leg-band,
anklet, garter, WW4a7».
seancnra m. calf of the leg, WW266^
aoaiid I. (ea, eo, o) 1 ignominy, shame, eon-
fusion, disgrace, Chr,Cr : scandal, disgrace-
ful thing, CP. II. m. wreJtch, impostor,
recreant, buffoon, M. IIL 1 bad wofium.
\^shond'\
WBaBdh]lshameful,disgraceful,MH. Vshond-
soandhfls m. house of ill fame, MH26**.
soandllc (ea, o) shameful, disgraceful, vHe,
unchaste, Bo I M,AO(o). [^shondly*] adv.
-lice shamefully, obscenely : insultingly.
aeandliones 1 shame, disgrace, CP(o) : dis-
graceful act.
soandluflende loving shamefully, ZDA31-25.
+8eandne8 (e, y) f. shame, cof^ision, JR, Ps.
\^shendn^ss''\
SCANDWORD
251
SCEARD
seandword (ea) n. abusive, hlasphemoua or
obscene langtuxge, W265^^
80aiig-=8cano-; +8G&p- =+soeap-
+8oapeii pp. of scieppaiL
sear-=ioear-
soatS- = 8ceat$- ; soteb (Cp) = scSaf
8oaaba=soafa
loeabb ro. 'scab,* CP. ['shab'] ^
sceabbeda purtUerti, having sores or scabs,
OEO. Vithabbed']
soeacan* (tr. and intr. ) to * shake,* move quickly
to and fro, MtL : go, glide, hasten, flee,
depart, B;M : pass from, proceed, CP.
aoeacdom (sb) m. flight, M.
flceaoal (e) nu 'shackle,* WW : pleeirum.
toteoare m. robber, NG. [Oer. scb&oher]
teaaega m. rough hair, teool, etc, WW.
Vshag*]
soaaogeda hairy , shaggy, WW.
scaaeBkia (WW182**)=8oeatlme
seaaones f. 'excussio,* EP8140*.
soeaeul=8ceaceI
soaad (a, se, e) n. shadow, shade : shelter,
protection : stye, Cpl954 (ES43-326).
+sotad (a) n. separation, distinction, LkL :
discretion, understanding, argument, ^;
CP : reason, MP 142^^ : reckoning, account,
Mt : accuracy, \^eihed*'\
d:80tadan^ (a, 5) (tr. and intr.) to divide,
separate, part. Soul; LoD(a) : discriminate,
decide, determine, appoint : differ : scatter,
'shed,* Led.
soaadd m. 'shad* (fish), KC6'U1.
MtadaDoa = sceadlioe
+80tadan ratioTud, M.
setedanmfil n. damascened sword f B 1939 ?
aotadasaalf ^Bcadeeealf ; scaadew-^soeadw-
soaadlht shady, CVHyS*.
soaadUe shady, OE02886.
+80tadllc re(Uona62e, discreet, wise, accurate,
CP. adv. -lice.
+flotadnea? 'auctoritaS: ' NC.
soaadQ (a) f., es. scead(ii)we, sceade 'shade,*
shadow, darmess, Ex,Ps,8ol ; CP : shady
place, arbour. Led : shelter.
soaadugaard m. shady place, Cp79T.
soaaduganga m. wanderer in darkness, B703.
soaaduhelm (a^) m. darkness, B650.
soaadwlan (a^) to protect, shield, Ps9Q*.
I'^tadow*']
soaadwlg shady, RHyS*.
±80tad-wls (a), -wislio sagacious, intelligent,
rational, wise, M. adv. -lice.
sotedwbnes f. sagacity, reason.
soaadwung f . overshadowing, M.
soiat I. m. 'sheaf,* bundle, JBJUdiCB.
II. pret. 3 8g. of soufan.
8oaataii=Bcafui
MtatmAlum adv. into bundles, Mtl3*®.
sceafotSa m. chip, shaving, dip, scraping,
scaaft (», e) m. staff, pole, 'shaft,* Met,WWi
spear-shaft, spear, A ; CP.
±8oaaft fn., nap. -tn, -ta, -te creaUd being,
creature, M,CP : creation, construction.
existence, M,CP : {+) dispensation, destiny,
fate, CP : ( + ) condition, nature, [ncieppan]
8oaaJtt-ld, pi -16n spear-strap, Cp (8co(a)pt-).
■oeattmund (ae) 1 span, LL. [ «Aa/Wn<']
soaaftrihte adv. in a straight line, dC54.
scaatS = 8ceafot$a
seaaga (a) m. copse, Ct ; Mdl [*shaw*]
aoaagod = sceacgede
floaal prea. 1 and 3 8g. of sculan.
soealc m. servant, retainer, soldier, subject,
member of a crew, Ps : man, youth, B.
['shalk*]
soaald shaOcyw, PST 1896-8, 032.
ioaalda=8oe61de pret. 2 sg. of sculan.
loaaldV^el m. 'alga,* seaweed, marsh plant,
shrub, QDIOO; 212 (▼. ES38*365 ; 43-318).
scaalfor f., scealfra {M) m. plungeon, diver
[bird), [op. OHO. aoarbo]
•oaalga (v) m. a fish, roachf ruddf WW.
['shallow*]
-aoaallan v. a-s.
■oaall=8ceal pres. 1 and 3 Bg. of sonlan.
aoaallan pL 'tesOculi,* Lod.
soeaitu =8cealt tSu (pres. 2 sg. of sculan, and
pron. 2 pens.).
soaalu (a) f. shell, husk, Ep{ek) : scale (of a
balance), JE : dish, KG. ['shale*]
Mtam m. pale grey or white horse f Rd23^
[Oer. sohunmel]
8caam-=8oam- ^^
soten pret. 3 sg. of sotnan. /tCI/^v^
scganan = scftnan
8oaan(^=Bcano-
tcaandMscand
totenf eld = Seinfeld
■otep {&, e, i) n. ' sheep,* CP,WW.
+soeap (a) n., nap. -pa 'shape,* form,
created being, creature, El,Cfen,wW :
creation : dispensation, fate : condition :
(±) 'genitalia,* A.
-acaap v. for-s.
Botapntare {&, P; e*) m. sheep's carcase,
LL449[8].
goaapan pp. of soieppan.
iotepan adj. of a sheep, Lod.
-Hseaapaniiaa f. creation, formaJtion, M.
sotephim m. sJieepfold, EC373.
sofopheord f. flock of sheep, M.
sotoptaaordan n. shed, WW 185^'.
+8oaaphwIl (e) t fated hour, B26.
loiaptayrda iW;M) (i) m. 'shepherd.*
■e^aplio of a sheep, OEGll"^
+8caaplIoa ably. My, BH324«(ca)
sotepsoaaru (e) t. sheep-shearing, M.
•scaapung v. for-s.
sotepweesca f. place for washing sheep, Ct.
fotepwic n. sheepfold, KC3•405^
scaar I. (ae, e) mn. ploughshare, Cp{n),
8e{e). [' share ' ] II. pret. 3 sg. of scieran.
86tara=scearra
icaarbftHTi m. wood to which the ploughshare
is flxed, WW 196*^.
scaard I. n. incision, deft, gap, Ct : potsherd,
OPH. ['shard*] II. adj. cut, mutilated.
8CEABFIAN 262 SGBOGAN
gathedj notched, hacked : (w. g.) &ere/l of, womXaai-BoMSaii
deprived of. aesaM f. shvttUF weaver's day? LL455,15,1
±iOMrflui to cut off, ecrape, ahred. (v. ANS 116^^).
MMtffllaii to eerape, Lod M84". soeatleiias = soeSnes
toaarfimf 1 scraping, scarifying, Lod. SMftHful hmrtful, OD2I09, [* soathefUl*]
•OMm (», e) n. dung, muck. Led, VPs, neeaXkuk to injure, spoH, steal
['sham'] loeaVlg (s) injurious, i£GB63".
•OMrnbudda m. dung-beetle, /EQRdOS^n, soMiSiiiig 1 injury, damage, TC 138".
soeani-wlbte («, e) -wifel (-fifel, WW) m. fotowwidsprAe 1 sGurraity, buffoonery, WW
dung-heetle. 6331
ietaion=8c«ron piet. pL of acieran. wtawenilwbe i bujfoon's song, Rd9*.
tooarp (a, ae) 'sharp,* pointed, prickly. Led, toiswere m. beholder, spectator, observer,
8oul,VPs : acute, keen, active, shrewdy Bo, spy, B',M,CP : mirror, ['shower*]
Led : severe, rough, harsh, AO,Lcd : biting, ±iotewUui to look, gaze, see, behold, observe,
bitter, acid. Led : brave, [acieran] B ; M,AO,CP : inspect, examine, scruHnixe,
■eearpe L ady. 'sharply, ' keenly, Hex,Ps ; Chr,Lk ; iG»AO : have respect to, look favour-
^. IL f. scarification, Lod. ably on, M : look out, look for, choose, M :
■oeanwcged 'sharp-edged,* ^. decree, grant, ['show*]
•OMrplan to score, scarify, Lod. toiawiing (a) f. seeing, surveying, inspection,
MMupUe sharp, severe, effectual, adv. -lice scrutiny, examination, oontemplatum, AO.
'sharply,* atutdy, keenly, CP : painfully, CP: respect, regard: show, spectacle, appear-
severely, OET,W : effectually, CM 192 : anee^ Bl,MkL : toll on exposure of goods,
attentively, A : quickly, WW. ['showing*]
WMKTiiDm f. 'sharpness,* aeuteness, keen Meb=sceabb; ao5b=8ceal; foec=BC«c
obsmation, Bo,Cp,CP; M : tartness, pun- 106001=^68061; soedMsoead
gency, acidity, Lcd,W ; M : efficacy. toSd pret. 3 sg. of sceadan.
•oearpimiiiol effective, Lod. ioef-=sceaf-, scyf-
fooaipdoiio keen-sighted. Bo. loegtt (ib, ei) ml vessd, ship. [ON. BkeiXS]
sooaipantewung 1 argument, G. toogthnaim (m) m. sailor, pirate, viking, M.
•oo«plSaiio(fiil)Doo adv. efficaciously. sooht$=8oeg9; lOOtSMaoegG
iooai!p1teiieol^»cl;-io»«e<2, l;een,LcD3-440*\ ■ool = (l) soeal; (2) aciell
■ooarpuiig 1 scarifying, Lod. toold = ( 1) scield ; (2) scyld L
■otam fpL shears, scissors, A,CP,WW, ■oold-=8cad-, aoyld-
[' shear*] BOoMgo (Gl) =8oeolhSge
MOUMU (e, i, ie, y) n. nuor. CP. tosUan* {^ie) to totter, shake, [02^. akialfa]
Moam I. (a, », y) 1 shearing, shaving, sooUor=Boea]for
tonsure, M. IL (a) 1 'share* -bone, groin, sooU L=:8oeaL ILMsoiell
Lcd,WW{tk), foolio (»=ie) separatianf cuUing offt Cp777c
^ lotot L m. comeTj^ angle^ edge, point, promon- (v. FM 100).
toru, Mdf : quarter, district, region, surface 10611101= acamol; ■oiitaii=:aofiDan
{of the earth) : lap, bosom, fold, CP : napkin. Mono (s) m. (±) drink, draught, Lcd,MiL :
sheet, covering, cloak, garment, CP : inlet, cup, CM 969. ['shench*]
creek, BH 90*^ [Oer. schofls] IL pret. 3 ±iOOiu»yi to pour out, oive drirUe, B,LP9{m),
ag. of scSotan. 8c;M,CP. ['shench^ ; Oer. soheaken]
fotata m. angle, comer, AO : boeom, lap, soonoingouppo f. jug, TC636^
lower part of a sail : napkin. [Oer. achote] soondan L (±, i, ie, y) to put to shame, con-
lolatood m. wallet, WW 107*. [oodd] found, discomfort, AO, VPs : blame, CP(ie) :
MmntUnet sheet by which a sail is trimmed to corrupt, injure, Cr,DR : disgrace^ ineulL
thewind,WW28S»*. ['shend*] IL=8cyndanL
•ooatt (ffi, e) m. property, treasure, coin, womdlie t reproach, IkLRlW
money, ft^ealth, LL : payment, price. tribuJte, -l-sooiidiios = + scandnes
bribe, reward, M : money of account, loondung f. reproach, affiiction, N.
denarius, tu)entieth part of a shilling (Kent), 8Cino=Bciene; 80ftiifteld= Seinfeld
V. LL 2-034. ['sceat*] ooonnum dp. of sb. pommel of sword-hOtf
noeatwyrpUk to make the payment to the bride- plate of metal on pommdf B1694.
groom on which the bride passes into his +ooonto, +8cend9o (VPs) f. shame, con-
power from that of the father, WW3861 (v. fusion.
£842- 170). loto L cloudf Rd4«i. IL^^soSob, sodh
•otolt (S, e) f. 'sheath,* JB,JnL{ead) : spike, sooo-; 8ceo*=aoo-, sea-; aod-» sou-
nail, JnL20*' 7 [cp. homsoeaS] sctoe pret. 3 ag. of aoeacan.
■ooatia (a) m. injurious person, crimirud, aoooec-=8cucc-
thief, assassin, B,Mt;M : (f) warrior, soiod L=8cddpret. 38g. of aoeStSan. ILpp.
antagonist : fiend, devil : injury, OenM9. of seogan.
['scathe*] . ao0ofaii=Bciifan; aotegan (CP)=8odgan
SGEOH
253
SdLDFRECA
goioh I. * $hy, ' timid, i?tm43. II. = Bodh
aotelimdd Hmid, Jul672.
toeol (*8oeolh) gquinUng, awry, WW. [Oer,
acheel]
soeolaii=8cii]aii; sbeoldaD^raieldan
80«olli-«ge, -$(a)gede (y) squinHng, M
8060lu=80ola; 8oeQm-=8cam-
soton (d:) I.t (0 faU {lo), occur, happen : go
quickiy, fly. II. = so^gan
seteii-=:Bcien-
sefona gp. of sceoh.
8oeono-=8oanc-; aoeoBd=8oand
8oeop=8oop
scfop pret. 3 8g. of soieppoiL
soeoppa m. booth, Lk2l\ [*«^*]
soaoppend = scieppend
soeopu nap. of aoip.
80ter=8our; soeonui=8oieran
8e8orf=8oiirf
foeorfan* to scarify, gnaw, AO : (+) xrope,
shirtd.
soeorlan = sooriaD
soeorp (o) n. omamad, doling, AO : egvfp-
metd, fiUings {for a Mpf), LL444[1].
±8ceorpaii* to scrape, gnaw, Lcd.
soeortMsoort
BOtos gs., nap. of scSoh, sodh.
loeotMsoot
±soiot ready, quick,
toeota m. 'shoot,' trout, WW94.
±io0otaii* to * shoot,* hurl missiles, cast, Bl,
Ma,ZDA ; M : strike, hit, push, thrust, AO,
Lcd,Ma : run, rush, dart, press forward, AS,
Jn : contribute, pay : refer to, appeal to,
JB,Ta
sofiotendf m. bowman, warrior,
soeotoD'sscuton pret. pL of scSotan.
Boeo1Sa=soea6a
sofo-Hwang, -t$ong m. * shoe-thong,* boot-
lace, Jn.
soSowyrhta m. shoemaker, leather-worker,
GD322M8c6h-); WW97».
seep = 8cyp I. ; seep- = sciep-
+>eep = +8ceap; seip (FP«)s8cSap
seepen I. pp. of scieppan. II.=8C7pen.
III. (N) =Bcieppend
soeppe f. a dry measure, NC319. [ON,
akeppa]
soepttdh, sceptog (6L)=sceaftld
Boer=8cear; 8eer^=acear-, acier-, soir-
soereio (0£T)=aceaiTa
soemiege («ie) f. actress, female jester, A,
lCH,Ri> (Bciren-).
+8oert shortened, OEG130. [soyrtan]
seeruni = scearra
se0t=8o€at pret. 3 ag. of eotetan.
sefite = soyte ; soetel (KGl) = scyttel
seett=8oeatt; seM = (l) 8oea9; (2) 8oeg|5
soeSdAd {m) f. injurious deed, crime, WW.
seeS-nes, -enes f. hurt, injury,
±see95aii* and wv. (ea» y) to scathe, injure,
hurt, crush, oppress, disturb. [8cea9a]
soeVVendt m. adversart/,
+seemtendUe hurtful, DRllS^*.
so«St$u f. hurt, iwury, Lc]>l*342^^
seeVwrOe hurtful, wicked, BlIOI**.
soeu-, Bceu-=8cu-y aou-
soAwyrhta = sceowyrhta
sebi m. shin, leg, Gl.
sctoeels, soicoel (y) m. coat, mantie, cloak.
sdeetng m. mantle, cloak, cape, Gl.
seld n. thin slip of wood, shingle, biUet, OL
WW, Vshide*:\
seldlirtac m. rick or heap of firewood, EC351.
seldweall m. toooden palings, WW 146**.
+80ie = +8cy
•selelaii (y) v. be-s.
seleld (e, i, y) m. 'shield,* wotector, BWh :
(±) protection, defence, VPs ; AO,CP : part
of a bird*s piumiaef Ph308.
seleld- ▼. also soild-.
±soteldan (i, eo, y) to protect, 'shield,*
Ci-shield*) guard, defend, defend onestif,
JB,B,Bl,VPs; OP. +Boieldod furnished
wUh shields, Bl.
sotele (CP) pros. eg. subj. of sonlan.
seleU f. 'shea,* Cp,MH; OEG : shell-fish :
scale, CP; M,AO, [aoaln]
seleUflse (i, y) m. ' sheU-fish,* Bo.
-eelelUg (y) ▼. stan-s.
seielllht (e) having a shdl, LoD.
solendan = aoondan
sefene (§, eo, i, y) beautiful, Or,Oen{e), Pa,
Ph{f) : bright, briUianl, light, Cr{f).
['sheen*]
selenes (eo, i, y) f. suggestion, instigation, GP.
[soyan]
8eleiui=8cinn, scin
seieiiK pres. 3 sg. of aoinan.
±seieppan* (e, i, y) to create, form, make,
Oen : order, destine, arrange, adjudge,
assign, B,Wy, ['shape,* 'i-shape*]
±Seleppend m. Creaior, B{y) ; CP. [*^ep-
pend*]
±seienui^ (», e, eo, i) to cleave, hew, cut, At^
B : cut hair, M,CP : receive tonsure, Outh :
'shear* sheep, BC, pp. sooren (Abrupt,
CP216*.
8eierden(e)adj.o/«Aerti«»GPH400. [aoeaid]
seiering (e) f. shearing, shaving, CM610.
±80lerpan I. to deck, clothe, equip, ML{y).
[soeorp] II. (e, y) to sharpen, A,VPs :
roiMe. ['sharp*]
+selerpla {y y) clothing, garments.
seterseaz = Bcearseaz
seiet pres. 3 sg. of scfotan.
selete (e, i, y) 1 ehthf towel, shroud, JB,BH,
Cp,Mk,WW, ['sheet*]
sdfe=Boyfe
±8eiftan to divide, distribute, allot, LL{j) i
place, order, arrange, LL,W(j). Vshifi*]
8eild=8oield; seUd-sscyld-
sdldbuiiit (e, y) 1 shiela-waU, phalanx : rocf
of shields, testudo : castle, fortress. Sat
309(e).
seilden 1 protection, WW62".
±8eild-eiid, -ere (ie, y) m. protector, defender.
seOdtreoft (y^) m. warrior, B1033.
SCILDHETE 254 SCIPSOCN
•oUdheto m. /oe» Ah86. [aoyld] setpb^iiM (7) 1 ship*9 inmpei, GPH391.
idldbrMbi (y^, e*, ea*) m. shield, budder : sotpcratt m. naval force, Chb1048d.
iesiudo, jMlanx. BOlpdrinoende Mpwreded, DR61^*.
±Mildii0s (ie) 1 defence, proieeUan. sdpe m. pay, wage, WW ; ^31^ : potitian,
wtaaitnMBUL{j^)m.te9iudo,j^Mlanx,^,0BG. rank. Ishipe']
[* sheUiron '] idpehflre = soiphere
idldmig 1 protection, M, loiimi (e» 7) 1 ^ehippon,^ ataU, cattle-shed,
MDdwemO (7^) m. waU of shields, B3118. A,BH{j).
•elldwlga (7^) m. warrior, B288. Mlpere (7) m. shipman, sailor, Chr, l^ship-
Mildwyrbte (7^) m. shidd-maker. per*]
Mile (CP) prea. subj. of Bculan. selpfBBrald n. votfoge, GD273".
•oflflzsacieUfiflo s dpta& t n. a veswl in the form of a ship,
•ellf or yellow, golden, OEG. WW 124*.
aelU =ioieU lelpfaraid m. sailor, BH3a6 (title).
adUlng (7) m. * shilling* {consisting of a sofpflraid m. sailor, Air2G0.
varying number ofpence), silver coin, ^, Mlpflard f. naval expedition, fleet, AO.
OXH^' 2*640), WW. fdpflota m. saihr, pirate, Ohb937a.
■dlHngrtoi n. count of shillings, Wn> 92. solpfmthing f . equipment of ships, LL 3 14[^].
MlmA m. ray, light, brightness, ^fulgence, toiptuttum m. naval aid, naval reinforce-
splendour, CP : twiUght, gloom, [sc&ian] ments, Cbb1049o.
MliiiMlan (7) to glisten, shine, OEG23^^ ; setplylM private jurisdiction exercised over
NC319. ['shimmer'] a group of three hundreds, KC6*240 (v. BT).
ifllmlan to shine, gUsten, JBQrJjkL : grow Bolp(ynl=8cipfierd
dusky, dim, be daxded, bleared, M. [*shim*] solpl^iing £ fleet, naval expedition : fitting
tcbiMflcum out of ships.
M&iaii^ (7) to * shine,* flash, JB,BH,Bl,Bo, ietptyr8(r)u]ig 1 equipment of ships.
Cp,Mt; CP : (+) Mne vmm, iUuminate. selpgebroe n. shipwreck, AO,CP.
■elDbin n. *shin^>one, * WW. seipgeteoht (7) n. naval battle, GPH389.
Mtnoolng (OET p. 26) =8oiocm^ selpgefira n. saiUng, BH 150>.
+ietiiolo np. the fat ahout the ktdneys, LcD. gelpgettwu f. tackling of a ship, WW 181**.
■ei]idan=8ceDdan ; s<tod lie=aoiii]ao selpgyld n. ship-tax, ship-money, Ct.
•dnetrian to glitter, WW348^*. ■fltphain or m. hammer for giving a signal to
Bdnelio = soinl&o rowers, WW.
■dkiende 'shining,* MH(y),WW : eminent, tetphere m. naval force, fleet (usu. hostile),
distinguished, BH. squadron, armada, AO,vhr : crew of a war-
80lkien<Ulo shining, LPs 18*. ship
Mbiteld (ea) m. Elysian f ields. Temple. Mtpherelle naval, HGl406«*^
aomgwtwola m. phantom, WW455U. MtphUMer f. ship's ladder, WW.
BClJDgeUto} n. jugglery, magical practices. setphlsBSt (7) m. ship-load, crew, AO,CP :
Mdnboni t greave, OEG. ship of burden.
Bdnlfte L n. sorcery, magic : appariJUon, seljphmord m. matUr of a ship, skipper,
spectre, delusion, superstition : frenzy, rage, WW 181*^.
AO. IL=8ciiil£ce L lolplaii to take 'ship,* embark : (±) man or
iwf"'**** m. wizard, magician, A0(&*). equip a ship, Chr. ^^
wdaUbot I. magic, spectral, AO. IL 1 sdplnoel n. Uttle ship, WW.
sorceress, witch. selpMd (7) t journeying by sea, sailing, BH
Mliilto (7) spectral, NC320. 198**.
tdnn (UP) n., Boinna m. spedre, Ulueion, •Qlpl8B8t=sciphlie8t
apparition, phantom, evU spirit. adpUo naval, Gl.
setmienBtt (7) m. sorcery, magic, AO. selplM n. naval force, Cbb1055o.
flotnneneftlgm m. sorcerer, GD27^* ; LL s^dpIISeiid m. seaman, sailor : voyager, ML
248[7]. 331".
tollmen m. magician, Gl. sdpllSeiide pto. sailing.
wdBMMB Lf. ra<iiance,MKL13**. II.=soiene8 lelpmftrls m. ship's rope, cable, WW.
■efimtilw n. spectre, Uhuion, phantasm. lelpmaiiii m. 'shipman,* sailor, rower, BH,
■etDstec spectre-haunted, Ijod 1*364^ Ohr{y) : one who goes on trading voyages.
wdntt (7) f. 'shin,* WW. ictpp-ssciepp-
sotp (7) n. 'ship,* BH,Bo,Cp ; AO,CP. sclprip m. ship's rope, cable, AO.
MlpMBoeap Ml^Mra (7) m. rower, sailor. ^^
•elpbroe n. hardship on ship-board, Bl173*. Mlprdttor n. ship's oar or ru dder, W W 4C5^*.
setptouool (7) destructive to shipping, GPH idprdweiid m. rower, sailor, WW 466".
401*. eclpryiie m. passage for shi ps, Qt ,
■dplwyce m. right to claim wreckage, KO lo^ieetin. bench for rowers, WW.
4-20& [* shipwreck *] lelpedca t = soipfylleG
SCIPSTEALL
266
SCORU
S4SlpsteaU (y) m. place far ships, BG3'316^*.
8el|»ttera m. steersman, pilot, CP.
selpsteoRa m. pole-star, Lod3-270*'.
selp-stfe^^ -8tyTa=Bcipsteora
so^tearo, -ter, n., ga. -tearos soip-t(e)Ara»
-te(o)ra m. {ship-tar), hUumen, pitch,
BOlptol m. passage money, M,
se^weaUi m. servant whose service is con-
nected with ships f (BT) ; one liable to serve
inthefieeif (Swt), EC376.
aclpwaard m. ship-m€uier. An 297.
selpwvrad n. crew, WW461i^
flolpwluui (on) adv. Uke a ship, M.
solpwyrhta m. ' shipwright,* WW 112K
Mir L (y) f. office, appointment, charge,
authority, supremacy, AO,Cp ; CP : dis-
trict, diocese, see, province, * shire,* parish,
AO,LL ; M : tribe. II. adj. bright, gleam'
ing, shining, resplendent, B,Bo : cUar,
translucent, Cr,wW : pure, unmixed, B,
Bo : white, Jn4s«. ['shire*'\
8eiran=Boienui
so&ran (y) to make dear, say, teU, declare, B,
OP : arrange, determine, decide, decree, act
in authority, CP : (±) dear from, get rid of,
AO,CP.
SGlrbasu bright purple, WW 193".
solrblsoeop m. bishop of a diocese, WW nz*^.
wSn adv. brightly. An : clearly : mightily,
Crll42. Vshire*]
•oIre-=8cir-
Mlraog keen-edged, LodI-390^
fldreoiege (RD9*)=:8oenucge
sdbwmaiiii = aobmann
sdifemOs 1 shrew {mouse), WW477^.
. [soeorfan]
solrgmndt n. shire-moot.
sofirgertfft m. * sheriff,* KG,
MirgeMeat (y) n. property ofa see, Gt.
solrliaiii clad in bright mail, B 1896.
±Mlrlaii (e, y) to ordain, appoint : aUot,
assign, grant : (+) mark off , count, reckon,
■ctriendUe (y) derivative, Ww222^,
fldrigmaim = Bcirmaim
8<d^lett n. piece or- measure of land, Gt.
sobmAled splendidly marked, brightly adiofm-
ed, Jud230.
flo&inaiiii (y) m. governor of a shire, prehet,
sheriff, steward, procuraior, offidat, KG;
iB,GP; v. LL2-649 : inhabitant ofa district,
M, ['shireman*]
flObmM t elueidation, WW279».
solip-=8cierp-; 8eineaz=8cear8eaz
foMegon m. thane ofa shire, BG 1*644'.
SGtmng f. separation, r^eetion, RB 109*^.
sdr^wsBter (soyr-) xl water forming a boun-
dary, Ghb666b. [Boieran]
SG&rwered brightly omamentedf bright? Gu
1262.
BOlrwlta m. chief man of a shire, W.
seltan^ to ease oneself,
8clte=soyte; adteflngersfloytefixiger
•dtol purgaiive, LoD66a.
seltte 1 purging. Led. [*shit*^
Mittels (J?) = soyttels
aelftt (GL)=8lat pret. 3 sg. of slitan.
aeloaciMS (KQL)=Bleacnee
scmSgende (VP8)=gmeagende pres. pto. of
smeagaiL
scnioend (Gl) =sniceiid pres. pto. of snioaii,
8eo=so6h; 800-=8oeo-
io6a8=BcoB y. scdh; 8eobl=:8oofl
sodo pret. 3 sg. of Boeacan.
■ooooasBouooa
■oooha ( =8oo]iha) 'lenocinium,* £p679.
805eiiyll m. signal for putting on shoes, AKS
8410.
Mdd L pret. 3 sg. of soet^San. IL t. aodgan.
+so6e =+Boy
scoera m. shoemaker, CfL [^shoer*'\
wool pret. 3 ag. of sceafan.
MOfMl pp. of SOUftOL
aoofettan to drive hither and ihOher, CP169".
MOfl f. 'shovd, * A, Gp,Ep.
scfigan pp. 8o(e)od to 'shoe,* JS,GP.
■odh, sod, soSo m. gs. nap. so(e)ofly gn.
8o(§)one, dp. 8o(S)on, sodom *shoe,* JnL,
Mt,WW.
8c6lMre=Bodere
soohiUBgl m. shoe-nail, WW.
BodhKin (So) m. shoe-clearier, RBL91*.
Bodlaii=8o6gaa
1061 1 'schoa,' JB,Lcd ;A0. —
+8eola m. dthtuxr, WWIS^. [soeal]
+M6]a m. fellouhstudent, OEG2271.
soolde pret. 3 se. of soulan.
■c6lar 6m. ' sch^r,* learner, A,LL, — -
soolh (WW241i')=seolh; 80d]lere»8odl«re
iwtfilmjinn m. scholar, pupU : cUenJt.
MOltt L (eo) f. troop,hogt,muUitude. ['school*^ /(J^-^iut..
IL=scdl
aoom-=soam-
soomhylte (soomm-7) n. shady copse, thicket,
WW411«.
8o6n=soeon v. soSoh; 8eoii-=8can-
80op (eo) m. singer, poet, B,Bo ; AO. [*«cop']
soop pret. 3 sg. of aoieppan.
sooporsstt m. poetry, i£GB216'.
toopgoreord (eo^) n. language of poetry
BH.
MopltoV IL poem, AO.
BOopUo poetic, 0EG119.
seora m. hairy garment, WW 278^.
scoren pp. of scieran.
so(Hlan (eo) L to refuse, M, IL to jut out
80orp=8ceorp
Mort (eo, y) *short,* not long, not tall. Bo,
OD{eo) : brief, M,Bo,CF.
soortfan to become * short,* shorten, Lcd{eo) :
{±) run short, faiL
Boortllo brief, 8c2l4?»{eo). adv. -lice
'shority,* briefly, soon, AO;M.
Boortnes 1 * shortness,* small amount :
summary, abstract, ^(eo) : short space of
time.
Boortwyrptto (eo) shortly coming to pass,
Loi>3166>.
sooru a 'score, * NG320. [sooren ; soieroa]--'^
soos
266
SCUCCA
tofis g8. of Booh.
±8001 (eo) n. *9hoi,' ahooUng, OEG ;A0 :
darting, rapid motion. Men : what is shot
forth, A0,6P : (+) soot, payment : private
apartment, sanctum, chancel, M.
Boottn ppi of soeotan.
+iootfeotat n. shooting, battle, PPs.
SOOttrte scot-free, free of trUnOe, ^"^
±800tlaii (eo) (tr. and intr.) to move rapidly,
shoot, hurl a javelin, M,
soottfrm HL calf of the leg, Lod.
sootspofo n. dart, javelin, HGl406.
Soottas mpL the Scots, M,CP, ' -" •^^
MOtang (eo) t shooting : missile,
sodnm ▼. aobh.
sedmig f. provision of shoes, LL450[10].
-terid V. Bcrf5end-8.
soridimg = Bcrdadmig
■orab m. cormorant f ibisf GplSll.
±8onBf (ea, e) n. [obL oaaes oocly. have
8oraf-] cave, cavern, hole, pit, M,CP : hovel.
U
=+8cr0pe
■onBtte t adulteress, prostitute, Gl. [L.
scratta]
Mrftwa = Boreawa
■eril pret. 3 eg. of boiUul
aoraf- V. BcrsBl
•Gnllettant intr. to sound loudly,
Mrane {Hret. 3 ag. of soiinoan.
■oraplaii to scrape, IM. l^shrape*] -> ■■' n.
MriiS pret. 3 sg. of sonTSan.
•ertad, Bcreade f. ^ shred/ cutting, scrap,
WW.
dbsertadlan to ' shred, * peel, prune, cut off, AS.
Mrtadmig (a) f. shred, cutting, fragment,
MtL : pruning, trimming, WW. \^ shred-
ding'^
Mrtadungben n. pruning-hnife, WW. [▼.
'shredding']
■O ft awa m. 'shrew' {mouse), CfL
8orab=acrfeb; 8orto=8crio
sorof=Bcri^
aoranman to cause to stumble, M.
±soronoan to cause to stumble, ensnare,
deceive, OP,Ps z (+) cause to shrink or
shrivel, MtLW. ['shreneh']
+8erenoe withered, dry, LkL 6*.
+8orenoedn68 f. tripping up, CVPs40^.
seroodu ▼. acrid ; +fcrtope = +sorepe
Bereopu=Bcrepii
•orepan* to scrape, sc ratehM. Lcd,MkR.
Vscrepe'] — " — ^^
sortpan to become dry, withered, MkB9^'.
±Mrtpe {&, eo) suitable, adapted, fit. adv.
-lice.
+tortpnes (oe) 1 convenience, Op668.
Bcropu (eo) f. strigU, curry-comb, Gl.
Borfiwa=Bcieawa; soilban (GL)=8onfan
lerlC (e, u) shrike, missel-thrush f Gl.
wirld I. n. nap. screodn vehicle, chariot, litter.
II. quick, fleet. Ait 496.
Mrtdan = scr^dan
Vserithe*
sortdon pret. pL of scriSaiL
MrtdwAn m. chariot : e urule chair.
serldwiw m. charioteer, WWISO^.
+sortl n. judgement, edict, WW.
±ieillaii^ prescribe, ordain, aUot, assign,
impose {punishment), LL;M : hear con-
fession, * shrive,* LL : have regard to, be
troubled about, care for, CP.
Mrlfen pto? paintedr IRjMlZ.
■orlft m. prescribed penalty or penance, LL :
absolution, LL : confessor, CP,Cr ; M 'j^idge.
td acrifte gan to go to confession, W.
aeriftboo f. book of penances.
iortftMflr f. confessor's area of jurisdiction :
diocese, LL164[26].
aorlftiprfle f . confession, LL.
aariiiiiiiaii* to shrink, contract, Lcd2h.
i'^irim']
sorln (y) n. chest, coffer, ark, JB,Jn : 'shrine,'
M : cage {for criminals). [L. sciiniiun] L.
±8orbioan* to 'shrink,' contract, shrivel up,
wither, pine away, jE,AOJjod.
Mrind t swift course? PPslOS**.
aeringan =80Tincan ; -oortpel (v) v. ear-s.
aoifpon, scripeode 'austerus,'iilRW^.
aoripotS {Cp) pres. 3 sff. of soropan.
aorlpp mT scrip, bag, ^H l-394 w— "" ' ■ '
aorltta m. hermaphrodite, WW.
aorltS (v. 0£G2186)=Bcrid L
aoitSan^ to go, move, glide, B,Ou.
Oer. schreiten]
aoritSe m. course, Mst28".
^aWol v. wid>8.
acroopo, 8cr5pe=0cr6pe
aerofel n? scrofula, Lod 182a. <
adilc=Bcrio
aorftd n., ds. aoryd clothing, dress : garment,
vestment, M,WW, \/skromd'\
aorOilelahaa n. sacristy, vestry, AN884".
[scrydan]
aorOdfooh n. money for buying clothes, NC
320.
aorOdfultum m. grant towards providing
clothes, Ct.
aerQdlaiid n. land bequeathed as provision for
clothing, Ot
aoradnian = sorutnian
aeiUdwaru 1 garb, LL.
aoruf [Lai] = scurf
aemnoon pret. pL of acrincan.
acratnian (ud) to examine, scruHnixe, con-
sider, &.
acrataung (ud) f. search, investigation, Lod,
ERPs.
aeiybb f. scrub, brushwood, TC525**.
aor^ V. scrud.
±8erydan to clothe, dress, AB{T),Bl,Lk,Mt
I'shride']
aoryft=8orift
aorynoe withered, JnLG*.
aoua m. shadow, shade, darkness : protection.
aouooa m. sprite, evil spirit, demon, B^,
Mt{eo) : the devil [' ^luck ']
SOUOCEN 267 SOYPIAN
seoooen (eo) devUish, NO 319. CP : obUgation, liabaUy, due, debt, CP.
8euoegyld(eu^)ii. m{(>2,PPs105**. [soulan; (7er. sohnld] II.=Bcield
aeOdan* to run, hurry t Gv 828. seyld- = aoield-, acild-
seQfan' (So) to *ahaie,* thrutt, puah, JB,Ma, +s<7ldan to accuse, LL166[11].
MH ; M : puah wUh violence, urge, impel, soyUttrecu £. wicked craving, Gkn898.
Met : path out, expel, deliver up : (f) die- soyldful sinful, guiUy,
play : (intr.) to move, go. scyld^an to ein : ( + ) place in the position of a
seulan any. pre& 1 sing. Boe(a)l(l), soal, pi criminal, render liable to puniAmenL
soulon (eo), pret. 8o(e)olde, 8o(e)alde to be soyldgung f. sum demanded as * wergeld/
obliged C^iaU,* have to, must, must needs, LL166[11].
am bound to, ought to), JB,AO,Bo,CP : owe, SQyld-liaCa, -hetet m. enemy.
Mt,Lk, 84q^ldlan = (l)8cyldgian; (2)8cyldan
leul-dor m., nap. -dm, -dra, +0O7l-dra, -die WBglSig (e, i) (mm. w. g.) guuty, criminal,
'shoulder,* Bl,Ep,Lc d. sinful, ^,B;CP, ealdres bo. having for-
■ettldortanegl n. cape, WW327''. feited his life : liable, responsible, in debt to,
■ouklorwsNre m. pain in (he shoulders, Lod. OF. [^shildy*]
flooldur = Bouldor seyldlglaii = scyldgian
soule prea. rabj. of soulan. soyldlgnes 1 guiU, DR.
soulthAta (WW) sscykUdta soyld-lAta [-hnta? op. Bonltheta] m. bailiff,
±aounlan to 'shun,' avoid, Quih : be afraid, WW230»>.
DR : (tr.) abhor, TC. acyldUas guiUUss, LoD.
seunung 1 abomination, LHyO" ( ? for on-s. ). soyldo = soyld I.
•edr (do) m(f). * shower,* storin, tempest, +Boyldru v. sonldor; 8cgrlda=soyld L
troutie, commotion, breeze, An{eo),LkB,Ps ; seyldung = (1) soildong ; (2) scyldgung
CP : storm of baMef shower of blows? JuD seyldwite n. fine for a crime of viJtence,
79. LL667[38].
soOraf m. shower {of rain). Myldwreooende ptc. avenging sin, Csll61.
soQrbeorg f. roof. Ruin 6. leyldwyroendet evil-doing.
BoQrboga m. rainbow, Gxn1640. Mqrle prea subj. of aonlan.
,±8eiirf (eo) n. 'scurf,* BE i a shin-disease, foyltagadessceolhSgede
Led. ' •""*■-— .w.^..,^ BCyli m. crag, peak, Mdf : pinnacle, turret,
seOitth rainy, stormy, A 9-369 ; MF. tower, M.
sourfade pto. rough, scabby, Lod. -Myltan v. a-s.
senrfende ptc. scMy, Lod. teyllD m. shelf : floor.
\ sofbrheardf made Mmdby blows {epOhet of a seylflg rocky, OEG (soylp-).
*■ sword). ^ 4 soylllBC=aoiellfi£o; seylfor=8cilfor
soQnoeadut t protection against storms. ■ cyliru iig (i) t shaking, swinging? Bl99'^ ;
seutel Lm. dish, platter, TFn^280». ['scuUle*^ WW.
IL^Boytel BoylfB prea. 3 sg. of soelfan.
Sfliiton {vet. pL of soSotan. leylgasaoealga
80iiwa=Boiia aey^ui (»ie) only in bo. of male to pay off,
+80^ npL pair of shoes. discharge, CAr 1049. [*«Aia']
so^an? scynf to suggest, persuade, prompt^ aoyll^aciell
indie, tempt. seyUan to resound, sound loudly^ WW21S^K
Msyooel, BcyoodssBoiooelB ['shiU*]
acydd m. twist on a hillside? (Earle); 80!yltlng=Boi]ling; seylph^Boylf
alluvial ground? (BT), KG. BOyltunMnd m. hdper, PPs27^
so^de pret. 3 sg. of BoSon and Bofan, soyn. soylun (N)=8oi]lon pros. pL of aonlan.
M^te (e, i) m. shove, pushing, precipitation, 8Qymrlaii=Boimerian
furtherance, instigation, CP. t6 +bo. Jiead- BO^ ▼. aoyan ; 80^-=8oin-
long. ±8cyndan I. (e) (tr., intr.) to hurry, hasten,
seytel, soyfele 1 woman's hood, head-dress, drive forward, impel : incite, esSiort, CP.
Ol. II.=soendan
B^ytt pree. 3 i^g. of soufan. Bt^yndal m. disreputable person? A 8*321.
8eyftui=8oiftan seyndandlfee adv. haetity, WW.
+iQ:^geaii to furnish with shoes, TCdie**. +BeyndiieB = +8oeandne8 ; aefne = Boiene
Boyhhan to shy {of a mule), ES 43*3 1 8. sofnM, soynnes = Boienes
seyhtef prot of a vb. *8oyooanr impelled, +8oyiilan to shun, dread, DR32^
prompted, urged, Gbn898; Gxr9& Bcynn n. skin, fur, Ghb1076d. [ON.']
seyi I. sonorous, shrill, Rim27. VshiU*] leynu (If 1^307*^) =Boinu
II.=Boie]l ieyp L m. patch, v. ES43-316. IL {Chr
Boyloen f. female servant, slave, concubine, 1048)=scip
JSH2'162**. [Boealo] ieypen=Boipen
i:SQyld I. (e) 1 offence, fault, crime, guilt, sin, M^ptam to take shape, Lod3*146^.
0. H. 17
SCTPP
iS8
8BABO
•^r^=8oear-, aoier-, acir- ; •Q^rMaoir
±tqfrdui (ie) to harm, tTifwre, destroy,
[■oeard]
•fcyiii«n=4-ecrydran; ieyif=8ciiif
ieyrft toarifying t scraping f Gp 1308.
i^rtS pros. 3 qg. of aoeorian.
Mfrmftlum ady. sUrrmHy, Bo 47*^. [scar]
aoiyip- =0oieip-
i:iQyrtaii tr. to shorten : intr. run short, de-
. crease, faiL [aoeort]
•Cfrto f. skirt, QPHZ^. ['shirt']
WBfttmi BuperL of acoit.
wegTttam t shortening, abstract, epitome, M.
•QFrtnt oomp. of Boori.
m^t pros. 3 8g. of sceotan.
Mfte (e) m. shooting^ kurUng, AG : stroke,
blow, ZDA : daH. Cshute^; acfotan]
wtftibt'sheet;Unencloth,BH,Cp,ML [soeat]
i^ytAHngor m. forefnger,
•oyto-bMld, -heaidea inclined, sloping,
precipitous, Gl.
s^ytel I. (n) m. dart, arrow, Eff,Ps : tongue
of a balance. [* shuttle*] Ih ul excremetiL
[adtan]
MftalllQgar = acytefinger ; i^tob = aoyfetel
•QftorOs m. heaOUmg rush, WW426^
•qrtwa m. shooter, GL
MftliMld =aoyteheald
■ejrttft m. shooter, ardker, M, AG.
a^ttan (nan. for-ac) to bolt, 'shut* to, M :
discharge, pay off.
aefttol, aoyttda (e, i) m. 6oft, bar, JS,Bl,
ZDAie). i*shutae* ; aofotanl
Boftttiso I, Scotch, Irish. IL Irish or Scotch
language. [Soottaa]
aeytnten =aoe8tSaii
ad m., a6o t, 9»t n. pen. (dem.) pron. he,
the, it, that, this : reL pron. who, which :
> def.ari.*<&e.' IL=aA. IIL=:8wa
afta (OET) - afiaw ; aiad (NG) = sdod
aiada^aSaCa; awiflan (NG) =Beofian
aeah prot 3 ag. of aeon.
* iaaht=86ht I. ; aaalsaealh
•aaMe pret 3 sg. of aellan .
±aaaldnaa taaof giving, WW389** : grant,
gi/t,CL
atalaaga. of aealh.
aaalf (a) t * salve,* ointment, unguent,
medicament, Lcd,Mk ; GP.
aaalfboz (e) m. aofae-feog, G,B k.
aealfofnn n. an unguent, WW351*".
aaalfe = aealf ; aealler- = aeolf er-, aeolfor-
±aaaUlan to * salve,* anoint, WW.
aMUla=8alfie
aaalf -Utaming, -yeciing (WWlli^*) t curing
by unguents, pharmacy.
aaalh (a) m., ga. sealea wiOow, Lcd,Ps ; Mdf.
['sallow*]
aaaltarlnd f. willow-bark, Lod.
aaBUan= aellan
aaalin (a, eo) m. 'psalm,* song, BB,Ps;M,
CP.
aealma (e) m. bed, couch.
■aalinfiwlda m. psalm, LP897*.
aaalmfwt n. only in phr. *on aealmfatnm. '
'in vasis psalmorum,* PPsTO*^.
aaalmgataal n. number of psalms, RB
wrmttti^gffg, -gliwn. psaltery, psalmody, LRPa.
aflaimlan to play an accompaniment on the
harp, PslQlK V psalm*]
anaimlftrtT n. psalm, BlP856*.
aealmlof n. psalm, LPs.
aaalmioflan to sing psalms, LPs 104*.
a aalnwan g m. psalm : composition or singing
of psalms, iE : psalterv, GPs32*.
•aaliiiaoop (eo*) m. psalmist, M,CP.
aaalmtraht m. exposition of psalms, M.
aaalmwyriita m. psalmist, A ['psalm"
Wright*]
aaaloliiikn = salnbran
aaalt L n. 'salt,* Lcd,Mt(n) ; GP. IL adj.
salt, briny. Or ; AO,CP. [v. Mdf]
aealtan'fo*Mtt,'/Jf.
aaatttirte (a) m. brook running from salt-
worksf KG3-200*«.
aaaltara L m. 'salter,* salt-worker, WW;M.
IL (GM362, 679)=aaltere
aaalteni n. salt-works, BC. ['saltern*]
aaattfsat n. saltcellar, A,WW. ['salifat*]
aealthilgnng 1 consecration of salt, GET
587(ai).
aaaltliarpfllS (a) m. road to salt works, KC
3-206*«.
aaalthtka n. 'sdU-house,* WW.
aaaltlan to dance. [L. aaltare]
aeatltagtt 1 dancer, MH IW*^.
aealting 1 dancing, NG320.
aaalttiat n. 'fnoEtcMi,' a jilanlf WW.
m. brackish pond, EG449*<>.
1 'soilness,* FP«(a).
aMttaaaMa m. soilness, LPs I06*< ; RPs(y ).
aaaltatett m. saline spring, BH26'*.
aaaltatin m. rock salt, Lgd 1-374^ : pillar of
salt, Oen ; M. [' saltstone*]
aaaltatrftt f. road to salt-works, Gt.
saaltwla n. a place where salt is sold, KO.
aaaltwylla 1 saU spring, KC{tk). ['sdltweU *]
aealtyVf 1 salt wave, sea-wave.
L m. burden, load, JBJJBL,LkB{6o) :
bag : harness of a beast of burden, M : dutu
of furnishing beasts of burden. Paeam ]
IL m. 'seam,* suture, junction, ^,W W.
atemera I. m. beast of burden, mule, WW.
[L. sagmarius] IL m. tailor, M. [aSam IL]
atamaatra f. serMutress, {also of males) sewer,
tailor, JS,KC, WW. [' seams ter *]
afiamlion n. pack-horse, WW 119^.
sfompendlng to. toll of a p enny a load, KG.
stemaadol m. pack-saddle, WW110«i.
stamattooa m. an appliance used in weaving,
LL465[15,1].
stop vret. 3 eg. of aupan.
dry, 'sere,* barren, OPH 402^\
, 8eare-=8earo-; aiarglan=8arffian
B to become sere, wither, Shr. [;sea» 'J
aaaro (aeani) n. art, skill, devemess, cunning :
device, trick, snare, ambuscade, plot.
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treachery, MJlO,CP : toork of art, cuMimng
device, engine (of war) : armour, war-gear,
trappings,
SMtfobttid m. artitiic daep, B2086.
Marobunden cunningly fatienei, Rd56^
searoeAg 1 inaidioua hey. Gull 18.
searootap n. artistic object, RdSS^
searooflne very botd, fPsOlO.
S0wm»»tt m. artifice, treachery, vfile, M :
artistic skiQ, art : engine, instrument [of
torture), M,
fearoensftlg skilful, cunning,
-fearofaer n. artistic ship? RniGfi.
searotth variegaied, cunningly inlaid, B1444.
seMogtnmia = searogimin
aearogtmm m. curious gem.
9emff!hn fierce, formidable, B594i
iearoluDblwiidt m. warrior,
soaiobwlt hrittianUy white, Rim67.
seaioUo artistic, ingenious, cunning, adv.
-lice.
searometd m. dainty, delicaey, NCd21.
saaronet n. armour-net, cornet, B406 : en*
snaring nei, An64; 945.
searonlSt m- cunning kosHUty, treachery,
strife, batUe,
searopn m. artistic jatfdin, Rd87*.
searorQn f. mystery, Gbbat15.
saaroaAtod cleverly bouTut, Rd24M.
aaaroSano m. sagacity, ingenuity, skUl, CP :
cunning, artifice,
saaraSanool shrewd, wise.
aaarowrano (y^, a') m. artifice, trick, AO.
aaarowundw n. strange object, B920.
aaamMsearo ; aeaiw- ▼. aearo.
saarwlan (e) to be deceitful, dissimufattt
cheat,
aaarwum (dp. of searo) skilfuUy,
searwuiig = rierwung
seatol, aeati (NG)=8ea
8§a« I. {&) m. hole, pU, MkL;CP;U6i :
well, cietem, spring, fountain, lake, Ifdl
[*seath*; aSotSan] IL pret. 3 ag. of
aeoVan.
ataVa m. heartburn f LoD21a.
stow m. sap, juice, moisture. Led, I* sew*]
+8tew succulent, LoD95b.
aaaz n. knife, hip-knife, short sword, dirk,
dagger, ^{e),B,Cp{8e) ; GP. ['sax*]
aaaxbann (aiex-) 1 dagger-wound, B2904.
Saaxa, Seazan mpL (gp. Seazna) Saaoone,
AO.
Seazland (e) n. England, Shb16*.
i:ateaii I. io search for, *seek* Ci-seche*),
inquire, ask for, look for, B,Bo,BH,Jui;
M : strive after, long for, wish, desire, Jn ;
CP. 8. on, td look to for, expect from, CP :
visit, go to, AO,B ; M : approach, attain to,
Bl,Ps : attack, pursue, B,Chr ;A0 : go,
move, proceed, M, IL (KGl) =Bycan
aaoee (B600)=MBooe, gs. of saon.
8eoful(KGL)=8aofal
aaog I. m. (n) * sedge,* reed, rush, flag, CH,
Lcd,WWindt ILt 1 sword. IILf m.
man, warrior, hero, B, {^segge*] IV. a.
ocean, GET.
aaoga m. sayer, informant, LLS96[4].
±8aagaa («) to ^say* Ci-seggen*), epeak^
inform, utter, teU, recite, JS,BI,0 ; AO,CP,
M : signify, mean, JE : attribute to : (4*)
avoid f LkL p 3^ 9. on aecuse of, charge
with, M,
aaoga f. speech, Cb190.
aaogand m. speaker, narraior, GP.
8aGggan=8eogan
aaoggaaaen f. proMAopper, Cp464.
aaogUitlg sedgy, WW200>^
aaef^iac n. H)dge4eek, rush-garlic, Lcd.
aaagplaga m. eword-jiay, bcUtle, Ah 1366.
weo^M brave fRmx 27.
aa^gaean m. landraiil, comenke, WW287^
and V.
aionaa f. visiHng, LkR19M(oe).
a6d(yP8)=afid
+8MAn to satisfy, PPs 106*. [sflad]
aUe ssasBgde pret. 3 Bg. of aeegan.
±8adl(NG}:s8eU
aafa (eo) m. mind, spirit, understand in g,
heart, fCPQ^*.
aifer-^Byfer-; aaflansaeofian
aUkv^a^fre
86tt oomp. ad7. more sof&y,
±8Mta eoft, pleasant, eomfofiable, emey i
gentle, mild : ^eminoA, huBurious.
attltadig prosperous, Ssa.f66.
aittUo hueurious, Afi38*.
atttnaa 1 rest, quietness, tranquillity, pemee,
■•g©-=«epg-; aegalMa^l
aagan=(l)B8Bgen; (2)aegB
+8ageiillc(A)sr+8eweDlio; aansBoog
aagl I. mn. 'saH,* AO,Bo,MHijR : ami,
ei(riai»,CBll39 : piiiar of cloud, Ex.
II.=8igel
±8ag.lan, -Uan (i) to 'sail,' AO : (-f ) equip
withasaiL
aaglbtem m. bellying sail, Gl.
aaglgarMa n. sail4aekle, TC64I^'.
aaglgyrd ml sail'yard, yard, etoes'peie,
Cp{d^),WW.
aai^taui = seglan
aegirid 1 {saH-road), sea, B 1429.
aeglrdd f. sail-rod, sail-yard. [▼. *rood*]
9ngtungt*saiUng,*BH.
aagn mn. sign, mark, token, Oen : ensign,
banner, BE. \^senye* ; L, aignum]
a^nbannd vl wamor,
aagnbors m. standardA)earer, Rd41*^.
aagnoynlng m. king before whom a banner is
borne (BT), Ex 172.
aagna f. 'seine,* drag-net, Ez^nL,
±aegDlan (fin) to make the sign of the cross,
cross oneself, consecrate, bless, JB,BH.
Vsain*]
aagniing 1 blessing, eonseoratum.
iCgOB sBawon pret. pL of afon.
aah (VPs) sBeoh impeiat. of aSon.
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leht I. ml «ett{emeii<,arraii^eiiiefU,a^eeiiieiti,
KC : friendahip, petMce, BH{ee,). II. adj.
reconciled, agreed, at peac€y BC. [* sought*]
dcMlittMi to condUate, setUe, LL. [*9aught']
±aehtllaii (a, a) to reconcile, to come to an
agreement, Chb.
±iehtOM 1 agreemeni, reconciliation, peace,
M. [^ mmglineM*']
8§b8 =8eo9 proa. 3 eg. of aScan.
±ielit$e [«»fieh tSu] interj. behold/
Mlffl, 8eign=8egl, aegn
fl«lm fat, EPs62*. [Late L. aagimen]
tolste = siexta ; sal so. =88b1
M L adj. oomp. s^ars {Mt), 8£Ua {B), aylla,
BoperL sSleflt {Lk), aSloat good, great, ex-
eeUent, eleoer, ekUfid, AO : nMe, honour-
able : fitting, fit, advieable : sound, healthy,
happy, proeperoue, [v. *ae2e'] IL (£)
oomp. adv. (also selor) superL selost
better, more ^ectuaOy, rather, sooner, in
preference, M,CP. [b»1]
aSlan (OET,Ct) = anUn L seloM = aeldcaS
seldf (ffi) L n. haU, palace, residence. IL n.
seat, throne, dais, VPs. [*«eU']
+seldat comrade, retainer.
Midan adv., oomp. seldor, aeldnor, anperL
aeldoat 'seldom,* rarely, CP; M.
■eldcM unusual, rare, strange, novel. Bo;
M I various, WW. Csekouth*]
seldoyiiia m. infr eguen t coming, RdI^.
Mlda f. veHibuk, WW183**.
aeldguma m. retainer? B249.
•ald-hwaniM {CP), -hwaBone (M) adv.
seldom, rarely.
seldllo rare, strange^ wondrous, B (syll-)*
Mei (Bell-) : sdect, choice, exeeUenL adv.
-lioe, M. VseUy*]
atHdnm, aeldor, seldoBt v. seldan.
ieldon=8eldan
aeld-tfteie {AO), -synde {KG) rare, extra-
ordinary, unfamiliar. [' seldseen'l
leldim {CP), BeLdum (i9o{)= seldan
sele m. haU, house, dwelling, prison. [Oer.
saal]
+sele m. tabernacle, IEPbI^.
selodrtamt m. hall-joy, fe^ivity.
seletul n. haU-gdblet, B619.
setogssosot n. *tabemaculwn,* tent, lodging-
place, nest, M. [Oer. geschoss]
selegyst m. hall-guest, B1645.
seton (v) f. grant, gift : tribute, MkL p6^ :
munificence, OEG. [sellan]
^selenss 1 tradition : (+) giving, DR.
selerAdeiidt m. hall ruler or possessor.
i«lersst 1 bed in hall, B690.
selesoot = sel^esceot
selssoog m. retainer, Wa34.
selest pres. 2 sg., seletS pres. 3 sg. of sellan.
sftlest V. b61.
selelSegn} m. hall-thane, retainer, cMendant.
■elewoard m. haU-warden, B667.
sell I. (eo, i, y) pron. (str. and wk.) *self,*
AO,B,OP. mid him selfom by himself :
own, B : adj. same, CP. ILMsealf
sellAte (y) m. cannibal. As 175.
selUste t a plant, wHd oatf Lcd.
seiflHUUi (o*) m. one who takes his own life.
seUcwalft (y) m. one who takes his own life..
seiiewBlu (y) 1 suidde, Wy56.
selfdima, self-demere (RB), -demende
(0E6681*) (y) m. 'sarabaita,* monk living
subject only to his own rules.
salt ddm m. doing as one lilxs, independence.
sella V. swa.
settUe (y) spontaneous, voluntary, OEG.
seUDoe l»n. sdf-love, 'amour propre,* pride,
vanity, CP : egotism, CP25^ II. adj.
egotistic, puffed up, vain, CP.
seUtaiyrtra (y) m. one who takes his own
life, WW424W.
settmyrOning (y) t suidde.
sellran = seolfrai
sellftoealte not begotten, Gbh523.
seUswigend (y) m. voweL
sellwealdlfoe (eo^, e*) arbitrarily.
sellwlll n. own will, free-wiU.
sellwUle spontaneous, voluntary, Bo^MeL
adv. -wiUes, jE,RB{y). ['sdfwiU'-\
sellwUlende voluntary, LPs 67^°.
seKwlUendlloe indulgenay, GD289^
sellan sffylian; sfiUgMsSlig
silla=8dra» v. seL
±8elUui (ea, i, ie, y) (w. d. pera. and a.
thing) to awe, furnish, supply, lend, jSS^,
Mt ; AO.CP : give up, betr ay, J nL :
entrust, deliver to: lay by, hide, WW212*i t
'sell,* jE,Jn : promise. SJS s. make €fathl
swear, LL.
sellen=8elen
seUend (y) m. giver : betrayer.
seUendUo adj. to be given, NC32I.
selUc = seldlio ; setana (Gl) = sealma
selmerlge=B8Blmenge; seines =8eleinee
sSlor, selost, sSlra v. ael ; 8elt-=Baelt-, syH-
selS pros. 3 sg. of sellan.
+sAm n. reconciliation^ LL10[10].
sfims (i, y) m. arbitrator, judge, .^X^r,GD
±sAman I. to smooth over, put right, aetUe*
reconcile, pacify, AO,Chr,LL. r'«ccm^
* i-seme ] IL = sieman '
simann (RT7N45)=8Smann
sSmend (ft) m. conciliator, arbitrator, T.^ ,.
sfimestre = ieamestre
semlan=seomian; senile =simble
semnendUc sudden, GD235*. adv. -Bo©
by chance.
semnlnga (M) = samnunga
semtlnges=8amtingee; senapssenep
±sencan, tr. to sink, plunge {in water), sub-
merge, droum, [sincan]
■*?***" h ^"^J^y^* C^'^^nd*), send forth,
despatch, BHMCP,MtL;M,AO : iJ^
drive, MkL : throw, hurl, east • «S
j^ace^ lay. IL to feast, banquet, BOQO?
[sand]
sendernoe (KGL74*^)=8ynder]Ioe
sendsriipe (HGL)=Bynderiipe
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SESTA
wndllo adj. about to be «enl {on a jofimey),
BBL113«.
SttBdiiM 1 sending, WW.
+■§110 = +fliBne
•enep m. mustard. [L, sinapi]
senepsAd n. muetard-eeed, Lod.
sengan (ab) to ^einge,* bum slightly, LL
449[6,2].
sSnlan^fl^gnian; aeim (HGL619)=S3nm
lenop = senep ; senoS (Chb) = sinoV
eensotpe =8mBoipe
MDSty 8ent=8endeet, sendeV pred. 2 and
3 8g. of sendan.
8eiiii=8iiia
sfo I. 1 gas. figo(n) pupU {of eye), M.
II. pron. ▼. sS. [*«A€*] III. gs. of sfi.
IV. pree. 1 ag. of sSon. V. pros. 2 sg.
sabj. of boon (wesan).
steo *«tcib/ illj diseased, fedle, weak, Bl,Bo,
Chr ; M,CP : (f) toourHded : morally sick,
corrupt, Jul,RB : sad, troubled, FatAp,Ou.
ateoan =800811 ; 8teolliui=no]ian
8«oeiiiAd delieate {in health), NC321.
ttoODM f. ^sickness,* disease, LL,W : a
disease, LcdZ'l26.
sted (da) m. scrip, purse, bag, M.
seodo, aeodtt = eidu ; soot a = 8efa
aeotafald (DR)=:8eofonfeaId
aoofan, seof en = seof on ; aeofBV- = seof o6*
aeollan (e, ea, i, v) to sigh, lament, CP.
aeofon * seven,* ^,AO,BH,
aeofonfeald ^sevenfold,* A,JS,MB.
aaotonf ealdBoe adv. seven times,
aeofongetel (e*) the wumher seven, 0EO1633.
aeotonltafto f. tormentiUa, set/oil {plant),
Lod 1*232.
aeofoimllit fp. week.
aeofonnilite adj. seven days old, Lod.
aeofon-tSoVa (A0)» -te(o)g(e)t$a ^seven*
teenth,* BH,
aeofontfene * seventeen,* BH{y*) ; AO.
aeofontleiiaiiQite seventeen days M, Lod
3-180.
aeotonfleiiawlntra seventeen years old, AO
190«>.
aeotontig seventy, AO.
aeofonflkie =8eofontiene
aeofonwiiitn (y) seven years old.
aeofoSa L * seventh, ' MtL ; M,AO,CP. II.»
aifeVa
aaofoVe seventhly, LL168[18].
aeofuBg f. lamentation, [seofian]
aaoh imperat. of sSon. -
aaohha t. sieve. [sSon XL]
aaotaliUn to drain, fiUer, MP 172*^.
aeohtar m., seohtre (i) 1 drain, ditch, Ct
(Mdf).
aeolo, seol-oo, -nc m. *silk,* silken cloth,
Bo{io), Led.
boolean y. a-s.
aaoloan (i) 'silken,* made ofsUk, WW ; M.
aeolowyrm m. * silkworm,* WW.
afolaa ▼. seolh ; aaoU (VP8)=Belf
a«ollar=8eolfor; aaolfamsseolfreQ
aeolfor (i, io, a, y) n., gs. seolfrea silver, CP ;
aeoiirorftot n. siher vessel, BH262^*.
aaolforgewDit (y) m. sHver-weight, Lod3'92^*.
seoUorliainnMn plated with silver, EG 225.
aaoUor-hUt -hilted {TG) 'silver-hiUed. *
aaolfonmtS m. * silversmith, * WW.
aaolfiHslyaoe m. piece of silver, A 9-8.
aaoUren (e, i, y) made of silver, *silvem,*
Bo,Chr.
seoUrlDg (y) m. silver coin, M.
aeolh SL, gs. seoles 'seal,* AO,Lcd,WW.
aeollilM09 n. seal*s bath, sea, RdII^.
aaolhpasSr n? seal*s path, sea, ocean. As
1710.
aaolm (WW101^*)=:sealm
aaoloe, seoluoMseolc ; 8aoIofr-=seolfr<
saoloV (io^ e*) m. sea, B2367r
8eoliifr-= aeolfor-, seolfr- ; 8tem=BSam I.
aeomtant (e) to be tired, lie at rest, tarry, con-
tinue, stand : hang, swing, sway : lower {cts
a cloud) ; lay wait for, B 161.
rtomlnt ( WW 136*1 r)=8£mmte
±8fion I. {sv*) to *see* {'i-see*), look, behold,
B,0,PsJtd : perceive, understand, Cr,Psi
inspect, visit : experience, suffer, B,Cr.
eSh He lo/ behold/ 'II. (sy^) tr. to sift,
strain, filter, i£,AO : intr. run, ooze, trickle.
III. v. aSo. IV.=Bien
aeon- = sin-
80ondon=sind pros. pL ind. of wesan.
afonlan to languish, QD284>. [OHO. siunon]
aoono {i\ u') 1 'sinew,* AK(io) ; B,Lcd.
ao<mobend t sinew-band f I>sob6.
aoonobonn 1 injury to a sinew, Wy 19.
80onod=:8inoS
aoonodolg n. injury to a sinew. Ax 1408.
aoono'6MBino9
aoonwo gs. of seonu.
sooi«an> to lie with, UiL6^. [ONf]
aeorwum (Cp) =Bearwiun, dp. of seaio.
■teang afflicted. On 899. [susl]
8§ota=s£ta; aooU^aetl
aootoI=(l) setl; (2) sweotol
aootu nap. of set.
±a9otten' 'seethe,* boH, Led{f) : be troubled
in mind, brood, B : afflict, disturb.
aodWan = sii$t$an
-aioung (en) v. eag-a.
afow pret. 3 sg. of sawan.
aSowan, seowian (I, f) to 'sew, * knit together,
Unk, unite, JB,Cp{lo).
aoozssiez; 8eozter=se0ter
8ep(6'P£r391)=8»p
aApaiit to instruct
■oro m., seroe t (y) 'sark,* shirt, WW :
corslet, coat of maU.
aoredo =sierwae pret 3 sg. of sierwan.
aerew-, serw-=searw-, sierw-
aaiiS ssseorV, imperat. of seorSan.
aaaele f . sixth parL [L. sextnla]
m. place for sitting, seat, bench,
to grow oakn. An 453.
aaatas siesta
SIOORUCE
(eo, y) m. a cerkun meaaure of hulk,
^ : vessel, piieher, M, [L. aextarioB]
Mi n. (:i:) seat, eniremekmeni, camp, staU,
faid : aeUing {of the sun), [ritton]
+Mt n. ambmsh, DRZV*.
of si
impersi. of settaiL
=+8eUM8; •8tol(CP)=S0a
I^t sel, shoot, sUp, VPs : plantatum :
{taiedr) land, 11.11S{6SI ILpp.
ttan.
s+Mtnes
•etliraBifl n. eovertn^ for a seat.
■ifUan = BfitUn ; teUn (Ol) =Mieii
•etl (SB, eft, eo, i, o) n. seat, staU, sitting, place,
residence, JS,B,BH;CP. t6 aetle gin io
sei {of the sun), M : throne {of a king,
er btshop, hence) see, CP^^ i siege^ AO.
+wtt zi. assenMg, OEG1753.
+ietla (») m. one sitting beside, JEL2F^ :
assessor, feUouhiudge, OEG66*
Mttan Io ^settle,'* {cause to sit), piaee, put.
Whale.
ftOgans m. setting, sinking, M.
i ^O g M i U fn d e pto. Mtttn^, BH476U.
aeCDmBg*! n. Mal-«oMr, Ct
wsQHiA t seUing, sinking. Ex 109.
w&Oang 1 Mtt»ii^, Mtting.
tifti-=sB«t(n)-
±ietiiM (+ eza in 'S)L foundation, creation,
MtL : tiMlthnltem, law, ordinance, decree,
wiBL, ^,BH,Mk : (+) record, narrative :
(+) seniaice, paragraph, figure of speech,
composition. [' i-setnsss ']
I0tol=aetl
tMcni=ssBton pret. pL of Bittan.
ietnBfl=Beihn9gl
stttan (db) to make to sit, 'set' Ci-set'), lay,
put, deposit, place, fix, M,B,Bl,Bo,€hnJjL ;
C9 : est or put down, El,LL;JE : (db)
appoint, assign, institute, prepare, ordain,
make, found, huUd, ^,AO^,BHJPs : sow,
plant, Cp,Cr,Oen,MtL : settle (tr. and
intr.)> abate, subside, Bl,Lcd : compose, com-
pile, wriU, Bo,Outh;M : translate : (+)
people, garrison, Bl : be situated, MtL : set
off : lay in wait, LP89*^. b. ut issue, send
firth, dismiss, a. of displace, depose, M
s. travel, journey. El ±b. wiS, ongean,
compare, b. to gafole let land, [sittan]
iettend m. creator, ordainer. Da 333.
+8ettendlle appointed, canonical, CM 362.
iettnre=B£iere
aetSom m. a kind of tree, £C291\
+8«tat np dwelling, abode,
■itung = Bfitong
:i:tMan to affirm, testify, M : prove. [8561
WV6lfNG)=:86tl
dbiiSend m. asserter, affirmer.
+ailteM 1 affirmation, NC296.
±al8iiiif t affirmation, proof, M.
i0w=8Sow pret. 3 aa. of sawaxL
WWNi=8awen pp of aeon.
+MweDlle visible, adv. -lice.
Mz(NG) = (l)8iex; (2) aeaz
8ailaiid=8eaadand; MXte^siexta
tf 3 p. ^g. pres. subj. of wesan.
rilMrtMlnf m. related noble, B2708.
Bibb (7) {Y.ll,2'Q61) t relationship, AO,B ;
M : love, friendship : peace, happiness, BH^
Chr,VP$;kO,CP, [*«&']
rbflibb rdated, akin, B,LkL,W, as sb. kins-
man, kinswoman, W,SouL I* sib,* *t-«t&*]
8lbb-=8ib-
tfbbeeoBB m. kiss of peace, £833*176.
BlbbeKBdrtlit = ribgedrvht
±tfbblaii (y) to conciluMte, reconcile, M,C1?.
Blbba-=sib6-
BlbewMe (y) m. pacific speech, Lba829.
bOMBbo n. degree of affinity, LL.
Bibgebyrd t blood-reHationship, Qsk 1901.
Bfbgedrylitt f. related band : peac^ul host.
BtbgamigaB mpL blood-relations, £x386.
BibgaoniM 1 pacific disposition, friendship,
love, W.
fllbg«H«lb9, -ByhtS t vision of peace (lit. trans,
of 'Hierosolyma'), Pa.
Bibi (Gl) sibian=Bife, sifian
riMie n. peace-offerirtg, LL146[2].
BlblBgar n. incesL
Blbile of peace, peaceable, M. adv. -lioe.
dbBtbUng m. relative, l;tn«fiian, ^ VsibUna^l
Bibliifut f . friendship, love. ^ '^ J
+BtbiieB 1 affinity, relationship, WW345i«.
BlbiMflii f. affi$uty, relationship, Chr 1127
[*ei6rerf*]
±tfb8am peace-loving, peaceable, friendly,
CP. adv. -libe. [v. 'i-wW] ^^*
+BtbBamlaii to reconcile, M.
BlbsunuMB t peace, concord, Chr ; CP
[*" s%bsomeness*'\
+Blb8iiimiiig 1 peace-making, WW 172^
Blbim (Op) = Beofon
■^. ."*\.r*"^ *''»*»^ ^eam, BC ;Mdf.
Isitch]
■¥5^ x^^^'V] ^ ?^*' y*^** /^' ^^0,PPs.
[ siche ] II. = sycan
Bleoet-, Bicoett-, Biccit-=Bicett-
Bloollan=8lclian
Btoe m. sigh. Led 1 -388". [* siche ']
Bloel=siool; dioalian=85clian
Bloer-=Bicor-
BtoBrian to trickle, penetrate, ooze, CP437U.
[ stcker ]
Bloettan to sigh, groan, mourn, CP.
t^o^^:ong{. sighing, sigh, sob, lamentation JP
tfdeeicA, iff. ANS 1^921. '^'«««w»»^
Joeak,Lcd;ML. [*«cWe'; aeoc]
tfool m. stckU, ' 4, Jf *, IT ||r(^,v J
SIOOBNES 263 SIGELHWEOBFA
slomnes 1 sureness, certainty, NC321. sM8aii=8iVt$an
[•wcfameM'] staz (e, eo, i, y) *«*«,' AO.
8ld ample, toidtf broad, large, vast, An,B,0€n. slozlMmi = aeaxbenn
[' Me '] alexfeald * sixfold, ' WW.
AdMltpain%n1heside,pleurUy,WWll2^. iHn^ui^ aix hundred, AO. [*sizhwid']
Man adv. widan and s. far and wide, BC. ilezte (e, i, y) ^tixth,^ Chr ;A0,
[v. 'aide'] siezte (y) aixOUv, LL158[17].
sua I. adv. amply, vfidely, extenaivdy, aleztig (e, i, y) ^m2^,' ilO.
OEG. 8. and wide far and toide. El. OSb {y)n. * sieve,* Cp,Lcd,WW.
Vside*] IL {±) f. *side,' JB,Bl,CP,Gl, slfeffa (eo, y) m. and ipi. sifiings, chaff,
VPs. [Oer. Boite] IIL 1 sUk, [L. seta ; bran : tares, rvbbish,
Oer. seide] tlfUui=Beofiiui; itflSa=8ifelSa; dfra^syfre
sidaoe m. pain in the side. Lob 172a. stftan (e, y) to* sift,' M{y),Bo,Cp.
tldetiil (y) decorous, modest, pure, virtuous, aliun= Beaton
honest, Jb. [*sedeful''i ady. -lioe. 8ig=n3p. aing. prea. sabj. of weaan (beon).
itdefulnes f. virtue, modesty, JE. +8ig n. victory, DR28'.
Bidellc sober, discreet, GPH389. dgan^ l.{±)to sink, set (of the sun), decline,
stdence adv. fiOy, suOable, CP163. CP : descend, fall, fall down, M : move,
sldm V. 8Blf-8. advance, go to, approach, sah ot came out,
•Men made of sUk, OEG. M. IL to strain, filter, drain out, ooze,
ddMvAre 1 zedoary, LoDl37b. [Late L.] trickle.
flldfBBlhiM, ndfsBfimedt wide-bosomed, ca- BigUh (NG)=:BigebSah; ilsdl (^p)=ai6e
padous (of a ship), d. fllge I. (y) m. vwtory, success, triumph, AO,
ddfeazA, Bidfeaxode long-haired, ^. [v. Chr;M,CP. Vsige''] II. m. sinking, set-
*side'] ting (of the sun), Mkt13**. [ewan]
Bldfolef n- great people or number of people. algQ-btaeii, -bSacen n. banner, m : eiMem
ddlan intr. to extend f Rim 05. [ad] of victory, trophy, cross (of Christ), El.
+8ldlan (y) to arrange, set right, order, [ddn] sigablah m. victor's circlet, crown.
aldlandf n. extensive land. Bfgebtamt m. tree of victory, cross.
ddllngweg m. sidelong %oay, road thaH runs ftgebeamt n. vidor-chUd (Chrisit).
obliquelvf (BT), K03-446". sigebeorht victorious.
■ldo=sidii slgebeom m. victorious hero. Fin 38.
tfdrand m. broad shield, B1289. slgelnMor m. victorious brother, AkI83.
sldn (eo) m., gds. dda custom, practice, algebyiiio f. trump of victory. Ex 665.
manner, lidbit, rite, C!P : manners, morality, ilgMempa m. victorious champion, fPsSO^^
good conduct, purity, CP. [Oer. eitte] ilgeowint 1 victorious gueen.
Sldung (y) f. rtue, regulation, GPH398. stgedimat m* victorious fudge.
Bidimg (y) f . extension, augmentation, A 8*306. slgedryhten m. lord of vtetory, Ood.
tfdwsBre m. pain in the side, GD,Lod. algetadlg victorious, B1557.
Mmeg\ m. long road : (in ^) d istance. sigetoit victorious, trium^kmt, BH,BL
tfdwynn (y) m. silk-worm, WYf. [v. *sige']
lb prea. 1 ag. subj. of weaan (beon). +alS0-f8B8taii, -ffiBstnian (e*) to triumph :
slelutpreB. 2 ag., aiehV prea. 3 ag. of afion. crown as victor.
+8leli6 = +mht ; tlelf = self ; BtoUan^aellan dgetaestiifla L triumph, victory.
•tolUo = aeldlio slgefestH^aigdfsBat
±d0maii (a) to load, burden, ^(y), LkL(e), atgefolef n. victorious people.
[*seam'] slgegwldor (y^) n. victory-bringing dMrm,
aleiiile=aunble LoD 1-388".
den I. (eo, i, y) f. power of sight, sight, vision, slgagBfaolit n. victory, BH 158*.
Jul(y), Lcd(^) : pupil, eye, [*sene*] sigegyrd f. victory-bringing rod, Lcd.
II. (=8m) pi. pres. aubj. of weaan. sigebrtniigt (®) r^oicing in victory.
slendon, aient (saindon, sind) pL prea. of fig6br99f. fame gained by victory? confidence
weaan. or joy of victory f B490.
+dene (e, i) seen, visible, evident, plain, algehrilngt victorious, triumphant.
B(y). ['sene'] algetawD f. hour of victory, B2710.
+deii6lto (S, y) visible, BH216^*. adv. -Hoe. sleel Lf (n, e) m T n? sun : name of the rune
deroe = aeroe for s. II. = aigil
dera ' sere, ' dry, withered, BC 1*515. [aSarian] algelbeorhtt suT^-bright, brilliant.
dflrlaii=8ierwan dgele=aigle
±d«rwaii (i, y ) to plan, devise, contrive : plot, dgeltan n. reward of victory.
lay snares for, entrap, CP : put on armour : BlgeUas not victorious, defeated.
(+)fit out, arm, equip. Ma 159. [aeani] dgdioSt ^- ^<^ 9f victory.
tMfrv'inig (ea, y) i. plotting, artifice, trap, SIgelliearwa m. Smiopian, VPs.
snare, treachery, M. d^-hweoifa m., -hwe(o)rfe 1 heliotrope.
SIGELIC
t64
SINEWEALTNB8
tigaic vietorious, WW.
ilgeltorlitt radiant
Slfel-wma, -ware pL Ethiopians.
il^niBoe m. vie toriou a sword, Cb1631.
diend m. toave^ WW. [a(gan]
ilg0r-=Bigor-
mgtn m. ghMon, OET72*< «.
ilgwiaf n. fr»iim|iAa< ft)&«, WW163^.
■igfrlan =8igriMi
tfk«riaii to 6e gluUonous, WW4Se^*.
■ignfoet viddious, triumphanL
■Igwdtf vidorious, triumphanL
sIfBioeorp n. cfnameni of victory. Oh 136.
sIfBtfB (i*) m. svccesaful ezpediUon, OET.
•IfB^Ut 1 success.
i|g»tiOMi n. emblem of victory, sign.
■Igetfber n. sacrifice for victory, £i402.
dgetoriit &riStaii< tn victory, 8at240.
slgetOdor n. dominaiing race, Oxx838.
slgvModf. victoriotM jyeopfe.
sIfsVriat m. victorious troop, Cb844.
ilg«9af ? m. triumj^uU banner, JnD201.
slgewSpen n. victorious weapon, B80i.
BlfBWUi^ m. fidd of victory.
sigewlf n. victorious woman, Lod 1*384.
ilgtBBst=8ige{aB8t; Mgl-=8ige-
•igll» aigl n. JS&vJa, buclde, brooch, gem.
[op. ai^e]
tfgtrtMi =8igrian
rfKlaii(2lO)=8eglan
lifto L n. necHace, coUar. II. f. rye, black
speU, Lod 48a. [£. seoale]
sigor (y) m. victory, triumph, M. [sige]
slgmbtooen n. emblem of victory, ElOSs.
ilgorbeorht triumphant, CbIO.
■igoroyim n. victorious race. El 766.
■Igortadlgt victorious.
tig^ntBMt victorious.
■igorfsBStiiM (fliger-) L victory, A 11*173.
flgoritant n. reward of victory.
■IgorUo triump^ial, Gl.
■IgonpMt f. good fortune in war.
■igortioen n. conmncing sign, Qv 1089.
■Igoraitor n. offering for vidory, Jul266.
■Igorweoro m. deed of victory, Ex316.
■IgwwuMor n. glory of victory, Gxrd3.
dgrlan to be victorious, triumph over, van-
quish, M.
tfgrlfliid m. victor, DHy38^.
•IgMmte t a platU, Lod.
8ig8e=ti6e; ■lli8ta=siezto
-«flit, -sihie V. bldd-, ut-a.
lOkU marshy f
+tflite=+8yhte pret. 3 sg. of +8yoaa.
•Ihtresseohtre
slb8 L 1 thing seen, vision, JnL,MkL.
\^ sight*] II. pres. 3 flg. of afion.
iOitt pree. 3 sg. of Bigan.
+dlm, +8iht (ie, y) 1 facuUy or act of sight,
JB,Bo,Mk ; GP : aspect : what is seen, vision,
apparition. [* i-sight ' ]
+dli9e (BPB63«)=;+8eh«e
+il]lVii(M 1 vision, MtL p7^.
sUoenaBeoloeD; illfsself
•l]lor==8eolfor; sllfMii=8eolfrea
BQhMTwm (M) =Sigelhearwa
ilIlaii=8eI]aD; illofr=:Beolfor
dma L m. band, chain, Gbk766. IL»sema
rfmbel (on) adv. always, continuaUy, AG.
[op. Binibles]
dmbettaraitle roving, nomadic, AG 26^*.
■tanbelgefln m. constant companion, Bfxr
ii»*(y).-
tfmble {e, j) adv. ever, for ever, ahoays, con-
stantly, continuaUy, continuously, oftoat
8. continuaUy.
■tanbles adv. ever, always.
rimbllan (y) to frequent, DR16^^
rimb-lunga, -Imga (siinl-) cofiUniudlihf, con-
stantly, DR.
•l]iMl=(l)8imbeIady. ; (2) symbel
ilDMrliigwyrt =: Bymeringwyrt
Biml, Biml-=8imbel, Bunbl-
tfki L (y) refl. poflseas. pron. Am, her, its,
their. IL=deQ. III. plnr. pree. subj.
of weaan.
iln- (y) prefix, perpetual, permanent, lasting,
infinite, immense.
slna'S-=8eoiio9-
■Inby mande ever burning, Mxt8**.
lliio (y)t n. treasure, rtehes, geld, valuables,
jewel.
■iiioaM perpetually cold, Ex472.
■tawaldu 1 perpetual odd, Ph 17.
d:gliicaii' to ^sink,* become submerged, MtR :
digest easily, act as aperient? Lcd%\h.
•Iiiobrytta m. distributor of treasure, prince,
A3-71".
fliieftttt iL precious vessel.
aiiiefigt richly adorned.
fliiogestrtoiit n. treasure, jeweL
ftncgewsBge J n. abundance of treasure,
fliiO'^efa, -gifaf m. giver of treasure, ruler,
chi^, lord, king.
stnogltu f. gift of treasure. Ax 1611.
stneglmt m. valuable gem, jewel.
slnogyfa = sinogiefa
■tnehrodent pto. adorned with costly oma-
ments.
■InomfttNhiiii m. treasure, B2193.
stnottiii m. precious stone, Mbt21*^.
sliicltogot 1 receipt of treasure. [Siogaa]
sinoweorkiiiigt 1 costly gift.
■Iiid plur. prea. indio. of wesan.
Binder (y) n. ^cinder,* dross, scoria, dag,
Cp,WW ;CP.
■iBder- = snndor- ; ilnd erilee = synderlioe
sInderSm m. rust, WW402«^.
fliidon plnr. pres. indio. of weaao.
■liidor= Binder
■Indrtamt m. everlasting joy.
•Indrlg(^)=ayndrig; +i&M = +nene
slneht sinewy, Lod Ola. [aeono]
■Ine-wealt, -weald, -wsbH (eo, y) round,
globular, concave, M : circular, -cylindricaL
[ain-]
rinflwealttan to be unsteady, WW616".
slnewealtiiM f . roundness, glcibularity.
SENEWIND
206
sEdfjbt
staMwlnd artery, WW362» [seona]
slnfrtft m. hua>aind, Bie 34.
slnluUe f. houadeek, Lod,WW.
stngal perpekud, everlasting, M,CP : con-
tinwmSf constant, M : daUy,
stngala, singale, singales adv. ahoays, ever,
cofUinuaUy.
BlngalfldwMide ptc. ever-flotcing, WWH?**.
+Btngal1an {j) to continue, ACPs88^^
slngaDlo incessant, continual, CP61*^ adv.
(i) -Hoe.
H-slngallloian to continue, JPs88^^.
HfiHgalnes 1 perseverance, assiduity, OEG.
singalrene m. constant flow, HGl. [ryne]
±stiigan' (y) to * sing, * celebrate in song, BH, '
Bl,MtL,VPs ; AO,CP : crow, sing {of birds),
JB,Ph : chant, intone, OETJRB : read,
recite, narrate, Bl,Bo,VPs : (of things)
sound, resound, ring, clank, B,CP,W.
+singe (s+Binie?) f. wife, Jul64. [cp.
sinig]
^Ingendllc that may be sung, LVPs 118**.
simg-ere, -eBtressang-ere, -estre
singtan (^)=ByDgian
stngrtne (y) I. f. house-leek, periwinlde.
Led, [*sengreen^] II. adj. ever green :
uncooked {of vegdables),
slngrlm adj. exceeding fierce, Jul230.
slnbere m. huge army, B2936.
sliililg-=8inhiw-
±8ln-lilwan, -higan npL wedded couple, J£,
CP.
ainblwselpe m. permanent tie (marriage),
BoSOK
flnhwurf- = sinhwyrf -
slnliwyrtal round.
sinhvryrfenito pto. round, 0£0I14.
+sliilg marriage, DRIOS^
+aiiilgaii, sinigian to marry, NG.
+8iiilg80ipe =8mscipe
+8liille6 (y) adv. often, RB97^.
8liiii=8yiin
slmuui't (w. g.) to meditate upon, think of,
care about : cease f [Oer, sinnen]
sliiiilg=8yimig
slnnUitt (yS ea') 1 eternal night, adv.
-nihtes in continual night, night after night,
slmilS m. perpeiudl misery, ^tm.62,
8l]iop=flenep
dnotf (e, 60, y) i. synod, council, meeting,
assembly, [L, synodns]
slnoSboo (e, eo, y) f. record of the decrees of a
synod, canon law, LL46[49,8].
slnottddm (eo) m. decree of a synod, El662.
fltaKyOgewiit n. records of a synod,
dnoKIle synodieal, BH.
8l]iottet6w 1 meeting-place, place where a
synod is held,
slnowBlt = Binewealt
sinrftden f. (continuing state), marriage, CP.
±8lii8elpe (e, y) m. cohabitation, marriage,
M,CP : (+) married couple, CP.
+sin80^]lo conjugal, LL(440*).
+8lii80lppen4 married, GD218*.
slnsiiAd 1 large piece, B743.
aliiBOig f. perpetual gri^, Wif46.
stilt = Bind pliir. ^^b. indio. of weean.
ifn-treiideiide (OEG), -tredende pto. round.
dntryndel {y\ sb*) adj. circular, globular.
siOiSynteiide ptc. (w. g.) ever thirsting, AC
130»i.
sinus Boono
slnuwealt, sinwealt=8inewealt
slnwrftimes (y) 1 constant lechery, WW 1 13**.
do=B6o; stodosBida; 8iota=ae&
8tol-=Beol-, sel-
slon *laber,* a marsh planJtf Zol 1*254.
slptan=Bypiaii
siplan to sink low, wane, decline, Lod3-161
(v. A31-638).
Sire = Bigere ; sirsw-, eirw - = Bearw-, sierw-
sisemOs 1 dormouse, WW.
sljBt=nh8t preB. 2 8g. of sSon I.
sit pies. 3 Bg. of Bittan.
8itl=Betl
sittan* to 'sit,' sit down, recline, JS,B,Bo,Bl,
Chr ; AO,CP : remain, continue, be situated,
Bo,Bl,Oen,LL : (±) setUe, encamp, dwell,
abide, reside, ChrJLkL ; AG : lie in wait,
besiege, invest, Chr,Met,VPs : preside over,
^,MtL;CP : perch, roost, Oen,Ph : (+)
sit out, finish, on cneowum b. kneel, wi9
earm +B. lean, on b. (1) assail, attack;
(2) press on, weigh down,
M (f) I. m. going, motion, journey, errand,
B,BlJjcd : departure, decUh : expedition,
undertaking, enterprise : road, way : time,
turn, occasion, JE,OJJcd,VPs ;A0. on
anne b. at one and ^ same time, Bo,Lcd,
dtSre Bl8e...ot$re BTSe on one occasion... on
another : conduct, way of life, manner, M :
fate, destiny, experience, ^,B,Chr, [*sithe']
IL adv. IcUe, afterwards, oomp. sX, bTSot
later, nr and b. ahoays, ne er^ ne a.
never, fir ot$t$e s. ever : a oomp. adj. silSra
late, later, and a saperL Bl6(e)mest, mtjest
latest, last are formed from bIS. set
nVeetan at last. finaUy. III. prep, and
conj. after, s, t$am after, afterwards. [Oer,
9eit] IV. (± ) = d:Biho pres. 3 Bg. of aeon L
+d8 L m. (rare da. +BlSan) (f) comrade,
companion : (1^) follower, retainer, warrior :
count, thane, II. n, company, v. LL
2*427 ; 446.
slSlwrend m. reaper, WW235*. [sit^e]
fllSbdo f. itinerary, OEG 2023.
Mboda m. herald of departure (the pillar of
cloud), Ex260.
sMboran ptc. laU-bom, VPs,WW.
+iI9eiind fit to rank as a thane.
+MeundUo intimate, BH120»(y.l.).
tfSdagas mpl. ItOer times, El639.
Me m. * scythe,* M,Cp.
slttoniest, Bi^est v. biG II.
sKfflet (iB,C!P), ofSfat mn. way, journey,
idoyage, expedition : path, road, course, M :
experience, conduct : period of time.
SIDFBOM
SLBAGNE8
tfttromt ready for a journey,
M^maar travd-weary, ApI.
dSiaii to fio, depart, travel, toander, JS,B,
VeiOte']
+tf811e = +ri5cimd]io
Bimoe adv. laiely, after a time, M.
+sl8iii8Bg«iit n. band ofwarriora.
+tf8iitiiui = +tSS
tfSmast, fl£5or, efSn y, tSSIL
+tfSr«d6n 1 troop, WW206".
•f tfSsolpe m. feUowahip, society, BH.
tfMi^el etep, track, LPs 16*.
Mfi=eSS
it99a adv. and oonj. aflenoarde, JnLJJcL ;
Mkt. TmA']
MSan, siS5on (eo, y) L adv. einee, after-
wards, from now on, hereafter, further, tAei»»
thereupon, after, laier, JB,BL IL oonj. as
soon as, when, since, after thai, inasmMd^ as,
Bl,Bo. IIL prop. (w. a.) (LW8) after.
[*siihen^ ; eSS, Sam]
Mweg (Gn850)=iadweg
ilBwerod n. trmdUng tnop, Gxir2114.
±tf8wll n. ndble lady.
tfwwi=8iwiaii
■tvran pp. of aeon IL
•Iwni-I^, -igge, -^ hUar-eyed, CP.
±tfwlaii (So, y) lo sew, mend, patch : l:ii»<
togeSOier, unite.
•Iz =8iex ; riz- ; v. alBo siez-^
•bm^e six-sided, hexagonal, WW.
flzn«e (y) adj. o/mk (jwef^/eel
riigS^de entiUed to siaMd compensation,
LL3[1].
fizlqnida belonging to the dass whose 'wer-
geld' was 600 shiUings, LL.
dzliynade Aavtny six angles, WW179»(eS).
•Imllito «ta; days dd, Lod.
•IzteogoSa 'nx<ie«A,' jBGr.
sizttothi 'MxtoeiU^' irJ7(ei), Mhr(j%
•IztlgAra 60-oar«; «Atp. [ar]
itztlgfaald MEfy/oU.
ilztlgwlnCre sixty years old, M.
■fxtfne (yS e>) *tfu;leefi,' JfH.
afx^nenflita sixteen days old, Lod.
alzt^iiewliitre sixteen years M.
sU^olah
slaetul (ssn) 2euy, Ol,Lcd.
alaelan to alack off, become remiss, M.
Vslake'^
■UUl pret. 3 eg. of 8lidan.
sU&Mslfia
sl8DC ' stack; remiss, CP 125^ (y. A30-366).
■ISDoan = aUoian
-f slflBOoan to seize, VPs7'.
BlSd (a, e, 6a) n. vaUey, glade, AO;MdL
Cslade']
-slAfan v. t5-B.
alsBge m., aleget n. =:8lege
■BflBgan pp. of slean.
slflBgnAt = sLegneat
■lAgu (e) f. lethargy, 6l (y. A33-387).
slaDlit=dieht
■tohtan to strike, slay, NO. [Oer. aohlaoht-
en]
+tlflBlito pret 3 ag. of +Bleocan.
iI8bM =fliiehtS pros. 3 eg. of slean.
tWp L (a, 6, te) m. 'fSsep/ iff,CP : sleepi-
ness, inaeUviiy, B,CP : death. Or. IL mt
slippery place? KG.
±MgiVk* (S, a) pret 3 9g. alep^'altep; also
wk. alftpto, slSpte, alepde to 'sleep," BH,
Bl,VPs;CP : 6e benumbed, motionless,
inactive, JS,CP,Lcd : lie with, JS,LL : re«C
in the gravf^ die, Jl{h),ML
slApbAra soporific, Lcd 1-284**.
BlApere m. deeper, JR.
■lA|Mm (a, e) n. dormitory.
ilApMas deepless, GPH309.
llApliMt t deeplessness, M.
turngms t sleepiness, HL14^m.
sUB|ior drowsy, deepy.
dfipwiflg weary and sleepy, Rd6'.
iUM=Blieh9 pree. 3 sg. of slean.
BlAtan to baU (a boar), JS. I'deat'l
nUMtag f. right of hantinq, Ghb1087.
■UBw=8law; -lUBmuiv. a-&
ilAiHI («) 1 ddh, indolence, MJBoiCP.
['death'; daw]
ilig=slah
8lag» m. dayer, homicide, M,CP.
sliigen pp. of sKan.
■lih, dag i 'doe' {fruU of the hlaekiham),
CpJ^cdJVW ; Mdl
•lalie=8lfia
slUlkini m. hlackthom, CpJLed ; Mdf .
['doeihom''\
simttonmga 1 lichen from hlaeklihom, Lcb.
Blllittonirlnd f . blackthom bark, Lgd.
sUn L (K,N) =8l&ui. IL gs. of bIa (sUh).
alane pret. 3 sg. of Hlinoan.
sll^lMd£p; ■uipel= dapol
alipfulDM f. lethargy, WW641«*T
^^i^lla1^ to become deepy, GP.
aiftpol tfomnolent, lethargic.
bU^mIiim f . somnolence, lethargy, M.
sU^niM f. lethargy, All-98.
slljmI=dapol
slanga (i*) f. 'dary' (plant), Lcd,WW.
8UI pret. 3 Bft. of slitan.
•Iftw 'slow, * duggish, torpid, lazy, Bo,CP,ML
sttwerm (KGL80'*)=dawynn
•Iftwian to be slow, duggish, M.
•ttwfltoe adv. 'dowly,' duggiMy, CP.
sttwynn m. 'slow-worm,* sncUBe, OSO,Scr
WW.
sMa f. day, weaver's reed, Gl«. [alean;
op. dege]
dtae(T. A 39-366) 'dock; remiss, lax, dug-
gish, indolent, languid, ^,B,BB ; CP :
shw, gentle, easy, jS.
dtafllan to dday, retard, slacken, relax efforts.
lUaello dow, languid, idle. adr. -lice.
sUaemodDM f . slackness, laziness, MFH 173.
■MaoiiM (e) t slowness, A,JBJjcd : remiss-
ness, laziness, CP. [* dacknese*']
SLEAOORNES 267 SMACIAN
dtaeanies 1 lazineu, A ll-98«o. sltehtewyn (y^) n. pig for kiUing, LL.
8leaht=Blieht illehS prea 3 eg. of slean.
altaii* to strike, heal, stamp, coin (money), tM, 8me=8]iefe; -«IIbui v. td-a.
forge {weapons), M,B,BlJjoi,VPs : ihrow, sllfer Aippery, HGl405.
cast, Bo,l)a \ sting {make) I pitch {teM), JB I tUht (ilO»JS)=:Blieht
stirike across {country), dash, break, rush, -«lllitas v. eortS-s.
come quickly, M : ^slay,* kiU, JR,AO,CF. iIIllS pros. 3 ag. of alean.
wiel +8. to slaughter : casit into chains : sllmn. * slime/ CPs,WW.
(+) strike down : ii2ay {harp) : (+) ^tn 6y sUnoan* to «/tnJb, ereep, craW.
fighting, win. illnosnd mn. reptile, M,
sUiip L prot. 3 8g. of aUepaiL ILpret. S^g. sUDgan* to worm, twist oneself, [Oer,
ofdnpan. III.=8l£p soblingen]
8ltew=slaw; aWbaeoSh = dgfeaodh 8llpa=alypa
8leo-=sleac- sllpeg, alipig slimy.
+tifBoean to weaken, disable, Gb.149. [aleao] lUpor slippery, filthy, 8c : shifty, JB.
slMg 1 C sledge' -jhammer, maUet, Nar,WW ; V^ipP^*]
M. iltponMS 1 fiUhiness, DHy^K [^dipper-
stoogettan to beat, throb, LoD82b. ness']
aleogwyrhta m. metal-worker, ANS 100-264. +illt n. rending, biting, M : something to be
8lid=Bleed ; dAf =Bliefe torn or rent : backbiting, calumny.
slitan to slip {dothes) on, Outh. -f dSfed ±8Dtan^ to dit, tear, split, shiver, rend to
furnished wUh sleeves. [*«Ieoe*] pieces, divide : bite, sting, wound, CP :
Sl§fe8e6h m. slipper, Ql (alSbe-)* backbite, CP. [Oer. aohleissen]
slMSas = dyfleas sUtoweatan m. death by rending, LL( 166*«).
doge (8b) m. beating, blow, stroke, JE : slaying, ilite I. m. slit, rent, tear, bUe, IL f ? cyda*
slaughter, murder, MrkO,CP : crash, impact, men.
clap {of thunder) : destruction, d^eat, AO : dltan m. schismatic, heretic, MtL p8*.
{weaver*s) 'slay,' WWISS*. [dten] alltandllo gorging, WW437^
slflgob^ m. beme, hammer, LoDl22bu sOtere m. gorger, glutton, WW : destroyer,
slagalAga doomed to perish, Jud247. W235*«.
degttl m. plectrum, WW466>>. +8llti^Iw n. raillery, WW372»
stogeD pp. of filSan. stttMS f. desolation, destruction, tearing
tUtsgtrf^w (flbegr-) n. catUe for slaughter, up.
NG321. tlltol biting, pungent, GPH 394.
stognial n. cattle for slaughter, TC105*. sUtong f. tearing, biting, M.
■Hgil = tH&ga iDSan^ to injure, wound, GnE 202.
deh=8leah imperat. of alSan. sllSet !• adj. savage, fierce, dire, crud, hard,
8toht=8lieht hurtful, perilous. IL adv. savagdy.
aleM =8liehtS prea 3 sg. of sldan. sDMIo graven, EPs 105^*.
slflow = flliw iDSen <Titd, hard, eviL
slip I. (M) =8U&p. IL pret. 3 sg. of aUepan. aMhoard (e*) crud, severe, savage.
s]§p-=8lfip- sDSnes f. graven image, EPs 105**.
8l^MUi= (1) alfipan ; (2) alypan sllw m. a fish, tench, mullet, Gl.
sM (VPs) =8lieh9 pros. 3 ag. of slean. aUSg I. prot. 3 sg. of slSan. IL^sldh L
8lAw9=Blfiwt$; 8]l(GL)=:sfiw ddli L mfn., gs. 8ld(ge)8, sld; das. 8ld(h)
Bile (iT)n. beater, maUet, hammer, LL455"; 'dough,* mire, BH,W. IL prat. 3 sg. of
WW761*. dSan.
-sDeod (y) v. nlg-s. -dop v. ofer-s.
sDdaii^ to 'didt^ glide, dip, faU, faU down, slopan pp. of slupan.
Quih : fail, err : pass away, be transitory or dota m. morsd. So 153^*.
unstable, MHJjcd. dflma m. dumber, DD,Qu. ['«toom*]
8llddor=8Udor dOmere m. deeper, NC322.
slide m. diding, sUp, faU, M,CP. alunoon prot pL of slinoan.
sUderian =Blidiian sKlpan' to dip, glide, move softly.
dldor L dippery, Pf,Bu n. ['didder'] d^MsIief ; dyhtHlslieht
IL n? slippery pace, WW. slyhSssIiehtS pros. 3 sg. of slSan.
slldomes 1 dippery jUace, dipperiness, Ps. slypa m. slime, paste, pulp. Led. Vslip']
[* diddemess '] Slupan (e) to dip, put onor off.
fXOaiMik to dip, dide, OP,PPs. ['diddem'] d^pesodh m. ^t^er, WW277'*.
diefe (!) 1 'deeoe,' LL. dyppe f. paste, Lcd 163a.
dbfHas 'deevdess,' IiB{y),WW{e). dypraeni nT 'fema,' WW237^ [nssn]
slleht (», ea, e, i, y) m. stroke, daughter, sl^pV pros. 3 sg. of slopan.
murder,death,AO{i): animals for slaughter: ±MnadaB to coax, flatter, aUure, seduce,
{+) ^battle. Vdeight'; slean] HGl476 ; OEG3005.
SlfJSC .268 SMITTE
•mflM DL *»mack,* taste, WW : scent, odour, am i gawyrm =Bn6awynn
WW. mih (i&L31**') ssmteh IL
^mufwwui fo (cMfe, JBOr. [*smaieh*] tiDSbwtmc (— onea-) m. cunning device,
smaftl I. (often smal- in obL casee) sap. TG339.
smaloBt, smaBlst ^ small,* Bo,CvJLcd : ihin, nMlt L (y) m. soirdine, * smelt,* Cp. II.=
slender, narrow, AO,OET : /ne, BH,CP, emolt
Lcd,WW, II. ▼. heafodsmflBl. niMltliig (i, y) f. anfber, M,
■iiuBle=8male amBooan* to emit smoke, MJjcd,WW :
muBlBiSenn (A 13-323) =8maBl6earme fumigate. Led. [*«medb*]
miflDll m. «Jap, smack, JnL. [* small*] imeodiiiiiA^smedma
amseHSearmas (y*) mp. small intestines. iiiitoh=Bmeah ; nnaoltssmolt
imflDHtoaniM n. lower abdomen, CP. maortan* to 'smart, * AOde^ (or 7 fynmeort-
nuAr (smftref) m. Up, Gl,Lod. ende=«maf<tng Uke fire).
muBia- = smeom- amaora (e), smeoniw n. ointment, fat, grease,
tm/Mspure, refined, Cp, MH; M. [*smeat*] lard, tedhw, suet. [(?er. sohmeer]
smStegoM n. pure gold, WW. ^^ uneominaiigwtre (smere-) 1 butter-woman,
•mfitegyldan adj. of pure gold, WW. LL.
smal- T. smaoL amaoniaaalf (e^, a') 1 unguent, LoD56b.
niale finely, into small pieces. Bo : softly nnaorultearm (e^, e^) m. entraiL
(not loudly), ['small*] smaoniwlg (smere-) rich, fat, LoD79a.
wnaHan to become thin, LoD2a (Harl). smaoruwyrt f. *smearwort,* Cpjjsd.
wnalung 1 reducing {of flesh), LcD. ameoiSlaiisBinitSian
unit pret. 3 8g. of smltan. amir- = smear-, smeor-, smir-, smier-
amiae pret. 3 ag. of smeocan. amir =smfir ; anMra= smeom
amiada pret. 3 eg. of smeagan. amaia- =8meoru-
amiaf- y. smSah. amerlan to laugh to scorn, MtL9**.
^amiasan, smean (§) to think, think out, amaringwyrt £ n ame of a plant, 'crispa,
reflect, meditate an, deliberate, M,CP : victoriola,* WW 135^. [cp. smeoruwyrt]
examine, penetrate, scrutinize, look closely am0niwaa=8mierwan
into, M : suppose : seek (opj^ortunity). aiiierwiiiig=8mirang; amit»-=8mfite-
amii^legeii(?y. 0£G4142n.) f. tfyOo^Mm. ±8niittan to smooth, soften, polish, CP :
amtagendllo mediiative, i£6B211*. appease, soothe, CP.
amiagiing = smSamig aniatle {RB) = smitStSe
amiabLadj. (amSag- in obL cases) M^octoiM, amiSa smooth, polished, soft, Lk;M,My,
acute, subUe : peiuirating. II. pret. 3 sg. CP : suave, agreeable, CP : lenitive.
of smugan. ['smeeth*]
+amiah n. intrigue, (!)hb1094. ±amiSiaii to smoothen, Lcd,OSO : become
amialle searching, exhaustive, earful, CP : smooth, ['smeeth*]
exquisite, adv. -lice closely, thoroughly, uoH/Snmt smoothness, smooth place, ^,WW.
carefuUy, eschaustivdy, accurately, M,CP. [* smeethness*]
amialloiMa f. subtle^, NC322. amiung = smSanng
amiaiiiettaa mp. delicacies. amio (e, f) m. vapour, smoke, ArAO,Bo,
aniian,Bm§ang= smeagan, smeamig PPs,VHy. ['sm^ech*; 'smitch*]
amaandan (e) to smUe, Bo ; M. ['smirk*] anoloaii (5) to smoke, fumigate, [smeocan]
ameart smarting, painful, W29S^. ['smart*] amloer beauteous, eUfgant, fair, tasteful, Cp,
amaaitung (e) £ tickUng, A8-461. Shr,TC. ['smicker] adv . -ere, C^P.
amiaV I. f. medilaiion, SPsllS'^ IL pres. amloamea 1 smartness, W W416 ».
3 sg. of smiagan. , +amto0rod weU-fashioned, WW406'^.
amiaKanellte wlv. in detail, A 8-309. amloor = smicer ; amtdania =:: smedma
amiaF-tteaool, -SancoUio subtie. adv. -Hce aniIee=8mIo
exactly, thoroughly, exhaustively, studiously, ±amlerwaii (e, i, y) to 'smear, * anoint, salve,
M. Bl,0, VPs (smirian) ; CP. [smeom]
araiaVanooliiea f. exactness, strictness, MB. ainllte=8mylte
2-80^. imllting= smelting
±amiaiuig (§) f. reflection, thought, CP : amirenea (e, y) t ointment, unguent
inquiry, search : intention, effort : intrigue, amirewan, smirian =Bmierwan
amiawimg = smeaung gmiriwgftto m. anointing oU, M.
amiawyiiita m. skilled artisan, A 9-263. amlnmg (e, y) 1 ointment, unguent. Led :
amiawyrm m. intestinal worm, Lod. unction, [smeom]
ameoMsmeo; amieMsmio amlrwaii=smierwan
amedma (eo) m. fine flour, pollen meal, amltan^ to daub, smear, soil, pollute^ defile,
Lcd;M. ['smeddum*] AB,Cp,Led. ['smiU*]
amedmanadj. o/J!ne)Iotir, 8ol54^ amttto fr smudge, smut, bht, OBGJIB.
amigan = smtegan [* smit *]
SHimAN 269 SNOTOBNES
±8iiiltdan io htfoiU, poUute, WW : infeet, snAdlngsotav n. sheep for daughter, PPs
OEO, I'tmit'^ 43«
imtS m. haniieraflamany *emith,* fflaek- siiAdmfilum adv. &»< iy 6i^ LoD 127a.
smith, armourer, carpenter, M,B,Mi, msBgl (e), snffigel m. ^enait,^ CpjKd,WW.
imltniylg m. amith^a beUowa, NG322. snfil = snegl ; flnAs = anas
smffiersBft m. manual art, BH442^*. snAsan (or 7 onsnaMan) to run through,
smUendUtgak m, skilled workman, Qvs 10^. pierce, apit, LL69[36]. [anas]
smlSIan (eo) to forge, fabricate, £,0E0, snftVteld m. a defined tract of paature or
I'amith*] woodland (v. Mdf). [siiffid]
amtnite ady. dexteroudy, WW. snAs (fi) t apit, skewer, WW237^^ and n.
smltnto (sme^) f. smiihy, forge, M,BH, vM L pret. 3 sg. of sniSan. II.(?) n?
rmO^'] kiUing (v. OEG3070).
fmoe m. *amock, * ahifi, WW. snAwm. ' anow,* Bl,Chr,Met, VPs : snowstorm,
imoea m. *amt^* LFa,Nar{oo), Bo.
imooen pp. of smSooiEUL niAwoeald icy -cold. Mar 29*.
mnoelan to emit *amoke,* JBJjPs : fumigate, mftwgebUuid n. snow-storm, AOISG**.
Led, mftwhiilt snow-white, M.
-gmogu y. »-8. ; -fimoh y. in-s. snAwlg *enowy,^ Led.
■molt L (e, eo) mUd, peaceful, stUl, genUe, mftwlt^anahwlt
MtL. ['«mott*] II. lard, fat, CM,NC. vohwHc snowu,
[* smolt ' ] SDMn, Bnearh f . * snare, * OEO.
■molte = Bmylte mMan = snfidan ; oM, Bneg(e)l = Bluegl
smolttlbe ady. genOy, £88*477. snell smart, ready, rapid, uen, fresh, brisk,
■morlan to strangle, choke, suffocate, Cp, active, strong, hold, AnJB,Cr,Ph ; AO.
MtR. ['amore"\ ['«iefl*]
amol} * arnooth, ' aerene, calm, 8c iDAllie amort, ready, quick, rapid, hold. ady.
smuoon pret. pL of smSoroan. -Uoe, Wy. [*aneUy*'i
amikgaii* to creep, M. [Oer. flohmiegen] meUsoIpe m. quidkneaa, holdneaa, Chb1067d.
gmtlgvndllo creeping, LPs6S*^ melnea f. agility, ApT13^
■m^ssmfo mtemef ady. quiddy, apeedHy, awiftly :
stB^^ pres. 3 sg. of smfiooan. immediatdy, at once.
amygel, Bmygels m. retreat, hurrow, Ql. +siieoreaii* (e) to akrivd, dry up, VPs 30^*.
smyllaii to crack {a whip), GPH388. mtowan^ (d)t to hasten, go.
8inylt= smelt snir 1 harpstring. [op. Oer. sohntir]
+fiiiyltan to appease, BH386^*. +aaere pret. of sneoroan.
anylte I. mild, tranquil, peaceable, calm, CP : snloaii^ to sneak along, creep, crawl, CP,Lcd.
cheerful : prosperous. II. ady. sofUy. \^sn%ke*'\
[smolt] nild I. n. dice : ( + ) daughter. [Oer. sohnitt]
smyltelte =smyltlic IL m. saw, CP.
malting (M) — smeltiog snide L m. ir^ision : daughter, i i.»Bnid XL
smylfUo tranquil, serene. snldsn pp., snidon pret. pL of sniVan.
sn^tnes f. tranquillity, peace, quiet, silence, s n ldbm n. lancet, LGD78a.
CP : genUeness, amoothneaa, mildness, com- siilrlaii=8DiyTian
poaure, placidUy, CP : eoening calm. snlte t *anipe,* Cp,WW. [^anite']
smyr^ = smier-, smir- dbsnlVan^ to cut, lance, CP: cut off, amputate,
smyrels m. ointment, unguent, unction, ^, CP : hew down, alay, kill, ^;GP : mow,
LL. [*amerles* ; smeoru] reap. [*anithe* ; Oer, schneiden]
smytta=8mitta; sii&=8iiaw snlBstrte carline thiatlef (BT) chopped
snaca m. 'anake,' serpent, Lk,W. atrawf rjGPhl-328), Cp358s.
snaoo m. a amaU veaad, war-ahip, Chr. snlSimg 1 indaion, wound : slaughter.
[* snack*; Dan. snekke] mOwan to snow, BH,Cp,Nar ; M. [*snew*]
snfld =snfid U. sndca m. nookr inlet BC3*141' (y. Mdf).
HmsMoe y. twi-s. snod 1 hood, head-dress, fillet, M.
snAd I. m. handle of a scythe, JSH2-162. snoffa m. *nauaea,* CM60.
Vanead*"] II. (a) m. a clearing in a wood, snofl phlegm, mucua, LoD9a.
Ct (Mdf). III. 1 piece, morad, dice, mMiUi fuU of phlegn^ AB'299.
portion of food, JEJJea. [* anede* ; siadask] snofol=8nofl
sniBdan I. (e) to cut, dice, lop off, hew, Ln, snoru 1 daughter-in-law, iB,AO. [Oer.
OP,Mt. [*aned'; snltSan] Ih to eat, take sohnnr]
a meal, Chb1048. +8iiot n. mucua, LoD20b.
siiMel(GL)=snedelt$earm snotor, saoter clever, prudent, intelligent,
snAdelttoann m. great gut, Gl,Lod. diaceming, MtL ; ^,CP. [*anoter'}
sitfMIng f. meal, snack, CM ,BBL . snotortto (e*) philoaophic, wise. ady. -lioe.
SBJMInghOs n. eook*s shop, WW185^. snotomM 1 ufisdom, prudence, M.
SNOTORSCIPE
270
SOD
motonelpe m. devemua in argufnent,
dialectics, OEG3215 ; 2^^*.
-tnotoning (e*) ▼. word-&
motorwyrde wise of speechy plausible, W 107^
snotter, saottor, snottra (wk.)=8iiotor
snowan = sneowan
sntld L adj. quickly approaching, Cb842.
II. n? speed, An267.
snQde adv. quicHy, at OTtce,
snyflunir £• nwcus from (he nose, NC^22,
l^ snivdling*]
snyrlant to hasten, hurry.
•nyring sharp rock, WW371'*.
Buytan to blow the nose, NC322. [*snite*]
snytoru = snyttru
saSilngtblowingofnose,WWm2. ['sniHng"]
snytre clever, wise, QKir2808.
snytrian to be clever, wise.
snytro, snytni^snyttra
±8nyttru 1 (often in pL) wisdom, cleverness,
prudence, sagacity, indigence, AO,CP.
snyttmenBftt m. wisdom, sagacity.
snyttruhlls n. house of wisdom, PPs77*^.
myttrum adv. cunningly.
gnyKlan to go nose or beak forwards {of a
plough), Bd22«.
HBiySlan, -snySSan ▼. be-a.
800 L {±) n. sucking, ^. ['«ocib'] IL m.
soakings, Mdl
86o L pret. 3 ag. of saoan. IL =8don
■000 m. *soek, light shoe, dipper, Cp,RB,
\L. aocoQs]
Boolaii to *soak,* Led. [sucan]
idon 1 seeking, question, inquiry, ease, cause :
visit, resort, JB,W : attack, jS1777 : refuge,
asylum, sanctuary, M : the exercise of
judicial power, jurisdiction, right of inquisi-
tion, right of taking fines, revenue (v. saon),
KO,LL (▼. 2-464) : district in which a
'socn* WM exercised (Eng. Hist. Bev.
27-20). [*sohen*]
•001168= seonee
+80d n. cooking, boiling, CP.
soden pp. of sSotSan.
80fte L (»8efte) adj. *soft,* mUd, gentle, M :
mkifi, calm, tranquil, undisturbed, M :
luxurious : agre^ble, A 9*28. IL adv.
Oen,Lcd,MeL
softnes t ease, comfort : * softness, * luxury, ^.
80go8a (o*) m. hiccough, eructation,
adtat pp., 85hte pret. 3 eg. of secan.
801 n. mud, wet sand, uxdlowing-place,
slough, CP.
80ln.«tfn, PP8l20^
80lar=8olor
aolate f. sunflower, heliotrope, LoD.
80le f. shoe, sandal, WW 125» [L.]
80lere=8olor
soltan to soil, become defiled, RimQl. Insole*]
aolmerca m. sundial, NC350.
861iiioiia'S m. February.
solor UL loft, upper room, CP,Ph : 'palatium,*
haU, dweUing, GD248^«. ['soUar* ; L.
solarium]
(sB*) 1 heliolrope. [L. solaequia]
aomMaam; 8dm«=Bam-
aom 1 arbitration, agreement, reconciliation,
JE,LL. ['some*]
+80111 unanimous, peaceable, friendly, M.
8omn-=samn-; aomodMaamod
atairAden f. wedlock, CP19".
80i]iw-=8amw-
aon m. sound, music, CP. [£r. aonus]
adna adv. directly, forthwith, immediately,
at once, Bl,Chr,CP,MtL,8aL a. awa as
'soon* as, when, Bl,CP.
8ono=sano in«t. of ainoan.
aoncrsBtt m. music, A 13*38****.
BondMsand
aong L =Bang pret 3 ag. of singan. IL ab.
bed, NO. [ON. asng] IIL grape, EHy
e«.
aonwald (NG)=ainewealt
8<qia m. 'sup,* Led. Vsope*]
aopcuppe f. sop-cup, C%.
aopp 'offula,* 'sop,* OEMl^\
aoppian to soak, sop,* Lcd9^
won mote, MtL7'.
aoig f. (oool. ga. in -es) 'sorrow,* pain, gri^,
trouble, care, distress, anxiety, B,Bl,Bo ; Gf.
aorgbyrSen f. load of sorrow. An 1534.
aorgciulgf anxious, sorrowfuL
aorgoearu f. sorrow, anxiety, GtJ039.
aorgful 'sorrouful,* sad, anxious, earful, ^,
B;GP: distressing, doleful, B,Ph.
aorgtan (prea. ptc. aorgende) to 'sorrow,*
care, grieve, be sorry for, be anxious about,
B,Bl,Bo;CP.
aorgUoa free from sorrow or care,
aorgitaat (h) f. security, Lod.
aoiglte^t (b) dirge.
aorglle wretched, miserable, adv. -lioe.
[' sorroufly*]
aorgtufu t sad love, Dbob16.
8org8tafM, mp. anxiety, care, Jui.660.
BOigiingf. 'sorrowing,* fF114*.
aoigwite (b) n. grievous torment, W187*.
aorgword (b) m. lamentation, Gbn789.
aotywylm (»')t in* wave of sorrow.
aortaMaorg
aorig sorry, CP227*.
aot=Bott
aot n. {what settles down), 'soot,* Cp,Lod,
woUa, aotL, Botol=8etl
+aollg dirty, grimy.
aotnuui m. foolish man, NC350.
aotadpe m. dulness, folly, WW 111^. rsot-
ship*]
BOtt I. adj. fooUsh, duU, stupid. IL m.
dullard, fool, A. open eott downright fool,
M. [*«oe']
8o9 I. n. truXh, justice, righteousness, recti'
tude, B,CP,Cr,Sol : reality, certainiu. to
adSe, t5 aot^um in truth, truly, trudfuUy,
accurately, to adtSan, tSnrb sdtS veruy, in
truth. IL adj. true, genuine, real, Bo,M;
AO,CP : just, righteous, ['sooth*] IIL-^
L. pro- in oompounda, in DR and NG.
SODBORA 271 SPEDIGNES
sdtnNnra m. aooUhBoyetf astrologer, Chb975a spAtung 1 spittiTig^ LoD66a.
(reading doubtful). spala m. »ubstUuie, LL484[2,1].
8d8-ewed, -oweden veracioua, NG. ^d (SI) =8patL Vspoid*]
sdttowlde m. true «peecA, truth, jtut aaying i spaldur balsam, Gl (y. E8 37-186).
proverb, NG. spansspann
SdSoynlngt m. JSTtn^ of (ruift, ^ibd. +8paii n. persuasion, aUuremeni, CP.
sdtto adv. tndy, realhf, aceuratdy, rightly, dbspanan^ to draw on, aUure, seduce, mislead,
B,PPs. ['sooth'] persuade, instigale, M,AO,GF.
soVes adv. verily, Mt, [v. 'sooth'} qnui-e, -u, pi. -a, -an 1 teat.
SdStsBdar m. Father of truth, Ood, Cb103. spanere (o) m. seducer, entieer, WW.
8d9f8B8t (e*) true, trustworthy, honest, Bl, ±8pang in. cHasp, buckle, [Oer, spange]
Chr,Cr,VPs : just, righteous, JnL,PPs. qiaim L t 'span' {measure), BH,WW.
['soothfast'] IL pret. 3 ag. of spinnan.
±sMf8Btttan to justify, NG. +qMum n. fcutening, band, buelde, CP.
wSfitBBStllcie) true, sincere. As S76, adv. -lice ±ii|wuinim^ to join, link, clasp, fasten, attach,
truly, honestly, 0^^452. ['soothfastly'] CP.
sdSftestiiM t truth, truthfulness, fairness, fpanmmg t span, WW.
fidelity, Bl,Bo,CP,VPs : justice, ['sooth- -gaming (i*) v. for-, iSas-s.
fastness'] spafetan^spearoian
adSteatMadSfsBst ±qHUlan to 'spare, ' be indulgent or merciful
adStylgan 'prosequi,' DR29". to, save, BH,CP,VPs : use sparingly, not
sMgld (ie')t n. true report. to use, JB \ forbear, abstain from, ^,
flidKhwelton oonj. neotitheless, NG. +8paniaii to shut, bar, MtL6*.
±8d91an to prove true, bear witness to, LL, qiarwa=Bpearwa
NQ, ['soothe'-, 'i-sothe'] tpitf (£) n. spitOe, saUva, CPJjcd,NQ.
sdtJlle adj. true, truthful, read, genuine, right, ['spatUe']
Bo. -lice adv. tnUy, indeed, reaOy, cer- n^tiOlan to spit out, WW 162. ['spattle']
tainly, BlJEl,VPs. oonj. for, now, then, i^^HOuDg t u^t is spit out, spiMe, 1fFF162.
but, CP. ['soothly'] ['spattling']
wSf(Sngo\ truthful ipi8I=8patl
sdtteagu f . truth, W : true story, MtL. tpiw pret. 3 v. of spiwan.
['soothsaw'] Veatt(MkL8")s8peoft; tpeansBpearwa
s OT a e fl g an to speak the truth. qwarea (sb, e) m. 'spark,' Bo,BH ; (^.
•MiecgendUoe truly, genuinely, GD18£^*. ^earelaii to throw out sparks, sparkle. Sat
sMsagen 1 true statement, M. 787 (v. OEG4029).
•MspAoa truthful, W72^*x. ^earawa^spearwa
■dttopell n. true story, history, MtL p7'. spaarhaloo m. sparrow-hawk, WW. ['spar-
tdtSqprAe 1 true saying, DR 17I». hawk']
iMtioan n. prodigy, I>R43^*. ipearllr" =8p«rlir-
soVtSa {JnL,LkL)=ttLf5fSn qieani pret. 3 sg. of spuniaiL
adtfwordt n. true word. qieanMasapemes
spftoa m. 'sp<^' (of whed, etc.), Bo,WW. apaamlUm to spurn, kick, sprawl, M.
spadA=8pada; 8pidl=8patl speaiwa L m. 'sparrow,' BH,Chr,Cp,VPs.
spadu (8b) 1 'spade,' M. [L. spatha] II. m. ofdf (of the leg), Gl.
spnc I. pret. 3 w. of a pe can. IL mn? qMO^spio; ^§D=8pAo, aprfio
mnaU branch, tendril, WW. speoansaprecan
spAo=aprAo speooa m. 'speck,' spot, Cp,Lcd,WW.
spAoHas 'speechless,' GPH39S'K qMOflb spotted, blotched, Cp22.
fpsBUV pres. 3 8g. of spanan. ^ad '^ucoma,' sticky moisture, phlegm,
8p»r sparing, So62* Cp,OEO. ['spade']
8p8Br-= spear- fpU f. luck, success, prosperity, ElJPPs :
spfleren adj. o/p2M<er, Gl. riches, weaUh, abundance, Cr,Oen ;A0 :
apasrlMnde (y^) sparing, ^Ovl opportunity, power, faculty, Bl,fPs : (only
spSNian (N)=Bparian in dp. spSdnm) 'speed,' quietness. Gen.
spasrllo (e) adj. sparing, adv. -lioe. on a. fluenUy, skilfully : offspring f PPs
spaBrBra (e, ea, eo) m. calf of leg, ^(ea). 103". [apowan]
['sparlire'] ±spMaii w. d. to prosper, succeed. Ma.
apaarilred with a thick calf, WWiei*'. Vspeed']
qiaamea 1 frugality, nearness. apMdropa m. useful drop (ink), Rd27' .
spaaratftn m. gypsum, chaUs, WW. ['spar' spedJande suffering from 'aped/ WW.
stone'] VMig lucky, prosperous, rich, AO : plen-
spAtan to 'spit,* spew, Mk^n ; M,CP. teous, abundant : powerfuL
8pAtt=8patl +apMlg]foe adv. prosperously, LP844*.
^Atlan, spntlian to spit, foam at the mouth. apMlgnai f. opulence, OEG3605.
SPEDLIGE 272 BFBJEC
spMOoe adv. ^ectuaUy, ^ecUvdif, PPb. splkMHspelc
+8pMiUiiilan 1o prosper, OEG3630. ipild m. annihilation, ruin, CP.
•pMum y. sped; sptlMspell qiOdaii to toaeU, ruin, destroy.
qwlc m? splifU, Led, [^spelk*] qiUdflM m. de^ruciive expedUion, Ex 153.
spelean to fasten wUh splints. Led. ['spelk*] ^lliui to sport, play, LL, W. [* spile ']
qwld n., nap. speld, 8pel<^ ember, torch, ±q»lllan to des^oy, mutilste, kiU, Lk,JnL :
OBQ,WW. ['spdd'] mate, DR : (late) 'm^' (blood).
+8pelUi m. svhstihUe, representation, deputy, gplllere m. parasite, OEG679.
speilan to be substitute for, represent, jB,RB. spilling 1 waste, Chb909x.
[*«pe2e'] ^l»(GL)=8pild
spdlend m. sybstituie, representative, M. splnd sb. fat, WW.
spellng 1 deputyship, RB 10". splndel = sprindel
spell n. narrative, history, story, fable, M,^, spinel 1, gs. spinle * spindle,* A,Cp.
Bo,Da ; AO,CP : speech, discourse, homtly, spindbealf (m) 1 female line (of descent),
B,Bo,Lcd; CP : message, news : 'Oaiemeni, TC491*^.
observation. [*speU* and v. Mdf] qringe=Bpynge; splnll, BpinbHepinel
qidlbde 1 book of sermons, TC430'^. -epinn v. in-a.
^ellbodn m. messenger, ambassador, angel : splnnan* to *spin,* JE,CpJjcd,Mt : twisty
speaker : proph^ [beodan] wrUhe, M.
spellewlde m. historical narrative, AO 100^'. siOr spike, blade, LoD99b.
±spelllan to speak, discourse, talk, JBo,Led, splroend (y) sputtering, M : sparlding.
LkL ; M : announce, relate, proclaim, Bl : splreing (y) sprinkling.
conspire, GD 106^ [*speW] sgitel m. smaU spade, dibble, GD201«».
spellung 1 speech, conversation, narrative, splttan to dig in with a spud, LL454[10].
' discourse, M. ±splttan to ^spit, * LkR.MtR,MkL.
spelt I. m. ^speU,* com, WW. [L.] vgMtaxito spit (for cooking).
IL *planca,* board of a book, WWIM. spltu f . 'spit' (cooking), ^,HL.
[^speU*] qilwan^ to spit, spit out, *spew,* vomit,
spelter (Lop 3-1 36) = spaldiir JS,Bl,Ghr,CP.
spta? m. fibre, WW403^^ splwdrene (i*) m. liouid emetic, Lod.
-spendan v. a-, for-s. splwe m. vomiting, Lod 22b.
q^ndung f . ' spending, ' MH^W^* ^wediene = spiwdreno
ipAnn (sBpeoon) raet. 3 Bg. of spannan. sidwire m. one who spews, YfTFlOS*.
spennels m. clasp, WW238*«. ['spewer'^
spenst pros. 2 sg. , epentS pree. 3 sg. of spanan. splweSa = spiwSa
speoft (MkR8^ ; MtL27*®) rednpL pret. of splwlan (io) to spew, spit up (w. d.).
*8patan} to «p»<. [v. ES 38-281] splwol emetic, LcD.
+8peoftlantoepi<ucafi, LkL18**. [ES38-34] splwto (eo) m. vomiting, vomit, M,
spfion pret. 3 Bg. of spanan, spannan. qdwung (eo) f. * spewing,* WW.
speoni (Gl) nap. of spere. spUUnn? to spUt, v. ES49-166.
qMonilira = Bpserlira spltn = spinl
qitew pret. 3 sg. of spOwan. qdott m. spot, biot : pakh (of land), M.
^tow- =spiw- ; sper- =8pffir-, spear-, spyr- +9lottod sp<ited, TG637''.
qMre n., nap. 8pe(o)rn 'spear,* javelin, tance, wp6n I. m. sliver, chip, shaving, BH,Cp,Lcd,
M,AO,CF,Gp : tlt^kMng pain, Lod 175a. ['spoon*] II. pret. 3 Bg. of spanan.
sperebrdga m. terror at spears, Rd 181 +spon, spong = +8pan, spang
sperehand 1 maie line (of descent), BC ^onge f. 'sponge,* Mt.
3-3401*.
^ereheall 1 male line of descent, TCiQ l*^. spor n. spoor, track, trail, footprint, CP :
Spereltes without a (spearyhead, WW 143'. trace, vestige. [Oer. spnr]
sperenM n. battle. Gen 2059. spor-=8par-
^eresoeaft (sb*) m. 'spear-shaft,* 0D14^. sporettan^ to kick, CVHy6".
sperewyrt (spem-) f. *spearwort,* decam- sporettung (sport-) 1 kicki ng, E Hy6".
pane, Led,WW. spomettan to spurn, kick, WW.
4-sperod armed with a spear. spomlng f. stumbUfig-block, So 134*.
sple n.fat bacon, M. [Oer. speok] sponi m. spur.
sploe t, sploa m. aromatic herb, spice f sporwreoel? m. what is tracked after being
[L. species] driven off 9 (BT), TC172"
^chOs n. Ifsrder. dbspdwan^ io succeed, thrive, JS,AO,CP :
sploing m. spike, na U, AN 8 126*^. (impera.) proft, avaH, help, M.
splemAse 1 titmouse, WW286^*. spdwendUoe adv. prosperously.
qtldenwlht (i ?) 'spider, * Led 167b. spraoen n. berry-bearin g alde r.
splgettan to spit, M. qirsee L n. ^koot, sUp, WW44». II. pret.
spllSBg * spHagius, * a kind of snake, DR 126^*. 3 sg. of spreoan.
SFB,mO
273
STMFRMW
qprAc (e) f. lanrntage, JStBo,Mt : power of
* speech,^ Lcd,LL : sUUemerU, narrative,
fable, disoowrse, conversation, ^,Bl,CP,
LPs : eloquence, M : report, rumour, Lk :
decision, judgment : charge, suit, CP,PPs,
TC : point, question : place for speaking,
NO(6).
spradoan = sprecan
sprAooyii n. mode of speech, BH486^
+8prAoe eloquent, affable.
+iprSoetto tneapable of being used alone (of
the inseparable prepositions), .^Xj^b.
sprScful talkative, LPs 139^.
sprAchOs n. seTuUe-house, curia : auditorium,
W W ; MLu [* speech-house *]
qnrAoon pret. pL of spreoan.
sprAdan to spread : (+) stretch forth, extend,
sprAdung 1 propagation, DR IC^.
spnangan = sprengan
spranoiB^Bpiang
spranea m. shoot, slip, branch, OL ['spronk^]
sprang pret. 3 sg. of sprmgan. •
qirangettan to quiver, MP 1 -610 ; WW473'.
qirtawUan to spraid,* move convulsively,
flfPH392".
+8preo n. faculty of speech : talk, discussion.
qirto=8pr£o
^spreoa m. spokesman, councillor, M.
±8procan^ to * speak,' say, utter, make a
speech, AO,B,Bo,CP,0, dc. : converse, con-
verse with, B,Bl : declare, teU of, LPs : (+)
agree, AO. sp. on lay claim to.
+8preoendUo (spec-) that should be spoken,
Scl23«.
sprteem n. place for speaking, NQ. [spr&o,
sem]
spreoolnes (spec-) f. loquacity. So 170^*.
■precul talkaUve, SPslSG".
sprangan (») {±) to scatter, strew, sprinkle,
sow, ^,LL. sp. on administer a clyster :
spring, brectk, ourst, spliL [oansatiye of
springan; *sprenge']
Sprtot m. pole, pike, spear, Cp,TC,WW.
Vspnt']
spretttng = sprytting
spreullan (OEQ0OM)=Bpr§awlJan
spreut (Gl) =Bpr^t
sprteS pros. 3 sg. of spreoan.
sprfncel m. basket-snare (for catching fish),
WW (V. ES43-322 ; FM200).
sprlnd vigorous, strong, OEQJSoL [*sprind* ;
springan]
sprindel m? tenter-hook, Gl.
-sprlndlad v. a-s.
sprindUoe adv. vigorously, OEG738.
spring m. * spring,* source, BC(j) : sprink-
ling : ulcer : flux.
^springan' to tump, leap, * spring,* burst
forth, rise, B,Bo,Ma ; M : spread, be dif-
fused, grow, JB,Bo,MtL.
springd=sprind
springwyrt f. caper-plant, Lod.
+sprlntan to emit, utter, JnL pl87".
spritting = sprytting
O. H.
sprot n., sprota m. sprout, twig, OEO,WW :
peg. [*sprote*'}
sprott m. sprat, ^L,NC. [* sprat*]
spningen pp., sprungon pret pi. of springan.
-sprQtan v. a-, geond-s.
spryctS pres. 3 sg. of spreoan.
8pryng= spring; 8pr9tan=Bpryttan
qnytle i chip, BH204M (v.L).
qnyttan to sprout, come forth, spring, ger-
minate, yield fruit, Ba,Lcd ; A : incite.
V^prit*]
sprytting (e, i) f. shoot, sprout.
spunnen pp., spunnon pret. pL of spinnan.
spura m. spur, M.
-flpure V. f6t-, hel-8.
spurletSer n. spur-strap, WW9V^.
±8punian* (o) to strike against, kick, ' spurn, *
r^ect, ^,PPs.
spumero (o) m. fuUer, i5GB35*.
spurul (»*spumal7) given to kicking or
trampling? OET.
spyltan v. a-s.
spynge (i), spyncge f. sponge, AO. [L.
spongia]
spyro-=spiro-
spyrd m. ^stadium, * race-course, NG.
qpyremann (e^) m. tracker, TC172.
±8pyTtan (i) to make a trade, go, pursue,
travel, journey, OP : follow out, inquire into,
ask about, investigate, BH,Bo. [*speer*i
spor]
spyrigand m. investigator, inquirer.
spyriung = spyrung
spyrran (e ; =::ie) to strike, GPH.
spyrrlng 1 striking, OEG.
spyrte (e, i) 1 wicker basket, eel-baskeL [L.
sporta]
spyrung 1 asking, investigation, OEG6214.
staea m. pin, 'stake,* AO,Lcd ; M.
staoan (stagan) to pierce with a stake, spit
(or? rocw*, ES40-242), IM124'i.
staoung f . the piercing of an effigy by a ' staoa '
(a method of injury by witchcraft), LL.
st8Bde-=stede-
stsaf m., nan. stafas 'staff,* stick, rod, ^,Bo,
Cp,LPs,CP : pastoral staff : (often inpL)
l^ter, character, writing, M,Bo,WYf :
documemJt : (in pL) letters, literature,
learning.
st8Btad=stafod
steeforott m. gnnnmar, i9S : (in pL) learning,
SJEi.
stsBfersBttIg lettered, OEG.
stsBfcyst f. letters, teaming from books, M,
stsdfgefSg n. syllable : letters, IfiP87(H\
+8tSBfldred instructed, lettered, Lod.
stsdfleahtor m. grammaticalfault, OEG6467.
stSBfleomere m. student, OEG 3126.
stSBfllc literary : literal, M. \^staffiy*'\
steeflllSere 1 din^, 'balista. *
stSBfnMstefo
stsdtplega m. literary game, Gl.
steefrSw f. row of letters, line of writing,
^L23b7*' : alphabet, BH484*^
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STANCLUD
n. *dolon,' lance f javelin f WW.
J^istajfstoord']
stefwb (e) lettered, learned, LoD.
iCwfwiItora =8t8Brwiitere
stSBg EL I. ^y* (rope), WW28S*\ IL
pool, pond. \L. stagnum]
■tegel 9Uep. [nigan]
0tAger f. 'stair,* staireaae, M,WW. [stigan]
sWglsstfleffel
stnl L n. pLaat, spot, on stale in place of,
instead of. on stale beon stand in (good)
stead, be a help to, A0232*> : situation,
condition. [Oer. stolle] IL pret. 3 sg.
of stelan.
•tAl=sta6ol; 8t8Bla= stela
i:StAbui to found, institute, carry on. syxme
«t. to institute sin, i.e. enter on a conflict,
Mxir287 : (w. d.) put upon, impute to,
accuse of, charge with : (f ) avenge. [» ^staaS-
lian = statSoUan]
stBBle = stale da. of stain.
■tA|g = Bt8Bgel
■CsBlglMt m. thievish stranger, Rd48'.
stBltaarige m. predatory army, CP. [stelan]
stsolhrftn m. decoy-reindeer, A018^.
■toDU=steaU; ttnilan (A) =8tieUan
+8t8Bllaii to staU, staJUe, MH20^.
■UUon pret. pL of stelan.
ftnltthtle f . charge of stealing, LL.
•CaBHSlng n. thefi, NC323. [stelan]
stAlwlAiKe serviceable, CP,Chr,8hr. [statSol ;
*&talwortk''\
stolwyrt 1 water -starwort, WW 299*.
wttbuk-' = stsnen-y stan-
sWna m. pitcher, jug, WW415^*. [stan]
rtftnan (±) to stone, M,CP : adorn with
precious stones. El 151. [stan]
slaancMstenc
stAnen made of stone, stony, M,AO,CP.
[stan]
iCAner stony ground, NG.
■l8Biig=steng
stfinlJlD stony, Lod1*216*<>.
gtAnlng f . stoning, JR.
gtnpe (e) m. usu. nap. stapas (stepan, RPs
139*) going, gait, 'step,* pace, M,CP : power
of locomotion : step, stair, M : pedestal :
grade, degree, M. in stsepe instantly.
gtSBpmAliim adv. step hy step, by degrees,
gradually, CP.
■t»pp-=8tepp-
wtaBp^ pree. 3 sg. of steppan.
stSBT m., nap. staras starling, Cp,MtL.
[•jtare']
stiBr (S) n. story, history, narraHve. [v. A
37-56]
■taerbllnd skme-blind, Cp. l^ stftrd}lind*]
•tsBTcedf erht( = stercedf erhS
•tsDreblind {8hr) =8t0rblmd
ttSrleoniere? m. student of history, v. 0£G
4145n.
ttArOoe adv. accurately, 0EG2»«.
atnrling m. ^starling,* ZZ)il33-241M
itawn^ steam
stArtraetore m. commentator, historian,
WW 207*.
stArwiftere m. historian, AO.
■tsalS n. occL gds. staCe, nap. statSaa shore,
Hver-bank, M,AO,CF. [*staith*]
stasfMaui fUrm, stable, Cb981.
stflBtttd^pe L (e) sloping, precipitous. II. f.
a steep place, GD95**.
st8B«hl^lfoe adv. steeply, Bl207*\
stsstewealwe 1 sand-martin.
stastntan to support, Rd4'^.
±8t8Bl{Vlg staid, serious, M.
±8taBin$lgn88 f. staidness, seriousness, M,CP,
stsBtfwMilI m. barrier of the shore, Qes 1376.
stseVwyit f. a plant, LcD29a.
statM nap. of staof .
staflan to dictate, M.
stated striped, £p(e),£if (ib).
8tig pret. 3 sg. of stigan.
stagan = stacan ?
8tagga m. stag, LL624[24]. [ON. ; ▼. 'etag*J
sUUi pret. 3 s^. of stigan.
+8tal n. plaint, accusation, MF163 : cori'
tention, 60329" : opposition, W186*^
8tal=8tea]l
+8tala m. accessory in theft, LL100[26,1].
8talaK=statSol
staid =steald ; stale v. stael.
stUern n. court of law, WW.
8taletS-=8ta5ol-
stalgong m. stealthy going. Gull 13.
stalian to go stealthily, AO : (±) steal, M.
stUian to confirm, strengthen. [»8ta5olian]
stallMsteaU
statu L f±) 1 stealing, robbery, theft, Bl,
MtL ; i£ : stolen article : fine for stealing,
['staU*^ II. 'e^dU* (wood to which harp.
strings are fixed), »f fr203»\
stalung f. stealing, robbery, AO.
stam (o) stammering, Gl.
stamerian (omr-) to ^st amm& r,* OPH,HL.
stammetan to stammer, WW447*' (o).
stamor stammering, Gl.
stftn m. (and n. in NG) 'stone,* rock, M,CB :
Mdl
stAnsex f. stone-workers* axef WW.
stftnbssV n. vapour bath made by <Ae help of
heated stones on to which water was poured
(BT), LCD.
stftnbeorg m. rocky elevation.
stftnberende stony, WW427»«.
st&nblll n. tool for working stone, WW447*'.
stftnbogat m. rocky arch.
stftnbryog f . stone bridge.
st&nbuooa m. mountain goat, iEGR68^
stftnburg t town or fort of stone. Gen ; Mdf.
stano I. pret. 3 sg. of stincan. IL sb.
sprinkling, WW.
stincarr m. rock, DR19**.
stftnoeastel (i*) m. chestnut-tree.
stftnceosel (i*, y*) m. sand, OEG.
st&n-cUf n., nap. -olifa, -oleofn (B) rock,
cliff, crag, GD.
stAnciad m. rock, M,CP.
STANCRiEPTIGA
276
STEARO
tttnonDttlga m. cleve r ston e-worker.
stanerian to sprinkle, WW 162«*.
st&ncropp m. eUme-erop (plant), Lod.
•Onoynii n. kind o/sUme, ZDA34-233.
sttaeysel = sianoeosel
stftn-cyst, -cysten chesintU-tree. [L, oas-
tanea]
stand (o) m. delay, MkLR6*\ [v. 'stand*]
±staiiilaii* (o) to 'stand,^ Ci-stand*) occupy
a place, stand firm, B,Bl, VPs ; iE,AO,CP :
remain, continue, abide, ; AO.CP : stand
good, he valid, he, exist, take place, M,CP :
oppose, resist : stand stiU, stop, M : (t)
appear, flash out, B : arise, come, W : (t) oe
present to, come upon {of fear), ne b. t5
ahte he of no account, W82il & on consist :
(+) stand up, keep one*s feet. Bo : (+)
attack, assail, ML : (+) perform.
stAnetat=stanihte; 8tftnez=BtausBZ
8tAn-f8Bt n., nap. -fatu stone vesseL
stftnfibt stone-paven,
stftnflor m. paviytg-stone, tessella, 0EO14'.
[op. florstan]
stang prot. 3 sg. of Btingan.
sOngaderung I stone uxxU, ERPsdl*.
stiogeat n. opening hetween rocks, Ct.
stingefeall n. heap of stones, MH212*^
sttagof5g n. stone-laying. El 1021.
sttngella (i<) m. ' staniel,* pelican, VPs. WW.
stingetlmbre n. sione-work, masonry, WW
441'.
stiogeweoro n. art of building : stone-work,
masonry, M,
stftn-gripe m., dp. -greopom handful of
stones? £l824.
stftnhege m. stone fence, wall, LPs 79".
stftnlilfet = stanhywet
stftn-blitSf n., nap. -hli<Ku, -hleotSu rocky
dope, cliff , rock.
stftnhof n. stone building, BttinSQ.
stAnbol n. hole in a rock.
stAnhricg m. rocky ridge, OEa5465.
stftnh^ f. stone-heap, KC3-431*.
stintaywet n. stone quarry.
stialg {&) stony, rocky, AO.
stftnlht (n) I. adj. stony, rocky, AO. II. n.
stony ground.
stinlnoel n. little stone, A 13-31**.
stinlasimg f. building with loose stones, WW
117*«. [lesan]
stftnUm m. cement, two rter, W W205*.
stinmeroe m. parsley, WW.
stftnrocc m. high ro(Je, obelisk, Gl.
stftosealu t shale, EC30d^<'.
stinsonet n. rocky cave.
stftnsoyU m. rugged rock, HQl449.
stftnaoylig shaly, stony, [sciell]
st&nsttcoe n. h%t of stone, WW376"
sUUistrSt i paved road, TC625'^.
stintorr m. stone tower : crag, rock, GD12«
stinweail m. stone wall, JEi
stftnweg m. paved road, BC 1*417.
stinweoro n. stone structure, M.
sttnwong nL stony plain, Rd88*.
stftnwunna m. mineral colour, OEG 1061.
sttawurSimg t worship of st ones, LL.
sOnwyrhtT t stone structure, WW341^^
stinwyrhte m. stone-mason, Gl.
stapa m. grasshopper, locust, WW.
stiqias V. stiBpe; stapel=Btapol
stapela m. post, stake, LL387[4,2].
stapen ppl of steppan.
stapol m., nap. stapolas, staplas basis, trunk
of a tree, post, prop, support, stay, pillar,
column, An,MtL,WW : threshold f £926 :
market and court, EC466. ['staple* ; v. Mdf]
stapolweg m. staked-out road? KC6-281**.
-stf4»plian v. under-s. ; stapul= stapol
staras v. star; stare =8tearo
starsbllnd = storblind
±stailAn to 'stare,* gaze, ML,B.
statS- y. 8t»6 ; staKelMstatSol
stalSoI (ea^, e', a*) m. base, foundation,
support, BH,WW ; AO,CP : station, posi-
tion, state, condition, CP : stability, security :
firmament, heavens : underside of a turf.
Led. [^staddle*; standan]
statloieht 1 real estate, Rim22.
stattoUsBst fixed, firm, steadfast, Bo,MtL,
V stathdfast*]
sta1k>IfSBStllo steadfast, firm, M. adv. -lioe.
statSoUBBStnes (ea) f. stability.
+sta'Sol-t8BStnlan, -festian to make firm,
establish.
statSoUSBStnung f. foundation, LPs 136^.
i:8tatSoUan (e*) to fix, establish, Bl : confirm,
make steadfast. I'staihel*]
+sta'8ollBnd m. founder, LPs47'(e').
stattolung 1 foundation, settlement.
statSolwaJDgt m. settling j^ace.
sta1$ul=Btaool; 8teaf-=Btof-
stealef lofty, steep, precipitous.
-stsaldan v. be-s.
stealoung f. act of going stealthily, JB.
i'stdUdng*]
steald pret. 3 sg. of stelian.
+stealdt n. dialling, habikdion.
stealdan^t to possess, own.
steall (a) mn. standing, place, position, state,
WW : 'staU* {for cattle), stable, Cp;JR :
fishing ground.
+steall'|' n. structure, frame.
-stealla v. eaxl-, hand-, ofer-s.
steallere (a) m. marshal, constable.
-fltealllan ▼. forC-s.
sttam (e, ie) m. 'steam,* vapour, moisture,
exhalation, M : steaming fiuid, blood. Rood
62.
sttap I. 'steep,* precipitous, deep : high, lofty,
prominent, projecting, M : upright} B2566.
II. (5o) m. 'stoup,* beaker, flagon.
8t9ap-=st6op-
sttepes adv. high.
sttephtah very high, Rd26«.
Bttapol m. catmf Ct.
stearo (a) stiff, rigid, obstinate, M,El : stem,
severe, hard, JB : harsh, rough, strong,
violent, impetuous, WW. ['stark*^
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STEAROFERD
276
STEORWIGLBRB
•tearoferS harsh, skm, JulBSO.
■tearoheard excessive, DD200?
f tearoheortt ^Umt-heariei.
steanlan to stiffen, become hard, C7PJ7402**.
staareHoe adv. HouJQy, strongly, vigorously,
CArl016D. VslarJdy']
•tearandd stubborn, NC323.
•team (ae, e) m. sea-swaUowf iemf
stoanra (DR)=steorra
stoartUan to kick, struggle, OEO, VstarOe']
itea-«el, -6ul=Btatk>I
stob = Btybb ; itebn (Gl) = stefn ^
•tida m. stud-horse, ^aUion, M : entire
cameL ['steed*]
stade m. place, site, position, station, JE,Bo,
Ct,Lcd,BB ; CP ; Mdf : firmness, steadfast-
ness, fixity, ^ : strangury, of a. immediate-
ly, [standan; * stead*]
ftedetest steadfast,' firm, ML.
ftadafBBStnes (styd-) t constancy, DR50*.
+sted6giaii to stand stiU, iBLSl***.
ftedeheardf firm, strong.
stadeltas unsteady, unstable, M.
ttedewaagt m. fidd, plain.
ftedewlst f. steadiness, HQl630«.
+8tMliora n. stud-horse, stallion.
Vtidig sterile, M.
stadlgnes f. sterUity, ERSPs34i*.
■tedlngnne f. stay {ship's rope), WW.
■tef- = stiBf -, staf - ; iteten = etein I.
fftefn (ffi) I. f. voice, sound, J&,CP. IL m.
message, summons, turn {of military ser-
vice), time, niwan stefae anew, again : a
body of men who take a turn at work, the
English mUitary forcef. (BT), KC5121.
III. m. ' stem,* trurdc :foundation,root iprow
or stem of a vessel. [st»f ; Oer. stamm]
stetnat (se) m. prow or stem of a ship.
■tefnan I. (±) to institiUe, arrange, regulate :
aUemaie. II. (+) to provide with a fringe,
CB1288.
■telnbyrd f. control, Cbsat45.
steCnelot n. 'vociferatio,* LPs26^
stefnlan (w. d.) to summon : (+) determine,
settle, MFK162.
stela {sB, eo) m. stalk : support, JS.
±8telan* to 'steal,* rob.
8t«le(6L)= style
stellan I. (y) to place, put, set, AO»GP.
+Btelled b^n mid have an attack of, GD.
[steall] 1 1. = stiellan
stetanfle m. handled vessel, A9-264^^
stelsoofl (eo^) 1 shovel with {long) handled
GPH400*»«.
stetS pres. 3 sg. of stelan.
8t0m = steam ; 8tfim-=stiem-
8teiiilng = stemning
stemmSlum aUemately, CM280. [stefa IL]
stemn (CP)=8tefn
stemnettan to stand firm. Ma 122.
8temiil]ig f . border, hem : turn, shift.
8tem|MUi to pound, LodI-378".
8tempinglBem n. stamping-iron, WW.
+steii (8b) IL groaning, PPs30".
stenan to groan, PPs37*.
8liiuui=st&ian
steno m. odour, scent, fragrance, M,CP :
stench, ^ink, i£,AO. [stincan]
stenoan to scatter : afflict f PPs43*.
stenebAn stinkina,BE.4S".
stencbiengaiide odoriferous, DR77^*.
+8tenoe (sb) odoriferous, Lod 1'282^*.
stenelBSt n., pL -£fttu perfume-casket, OEG
8*".
irStenoiMS 1 odour.
staneolaii to pant, 0EG6*. [steEuui]
8tang m. sttUse, pcie, bar, rod, ttaff, cudgel,
CP. [stmgan ; ▼. Mdf]
stent pros. 3 sg. of atandan.
8teol-=stel-
etteld pret. 3 sg. of stealdan.
8tfop=steap
BtSopbeam n. orphan, M.
stiopeild ($, ea) n. orphan, unp rotecte d one.
stfopdohtor (e) f. step-daughier, WW.
8tiopf8Bder m. step-father, AO.
Btiopmddor t step-mother, AO,CP.
stiopsunu m. step-son, AO.
stter I. (y) f. steering, direction, guidance,
M : rule, regulation, M : restraint, disdpUnef
correction, JE,CP : penalty, fine, punish-
ment, M,CP. IL m. steer, bullock, young
cow, Gl.
stiora (i6»y) Qi* steersman, pilot, guider,
director, Cd? (stiora).
sttoran = stieran
stforbord xl 'starboard,* AO.
etterend (y) m. corrector, director, ruler,
stforere m. steersman, CP431*^
stteresmann = steormaxm
steorta m. pestilence : carrion.
steorlan* to die, jEH. [* starve *]
steorgltew clever at astronomy, OEG.
sttorltas not under control or rule, wHd,
profiigate, foolish.
stterltasllo unmanageable, GD289^^
stformaiin m. pilot, master of a ship , M.
steomsBgl m. handle of a helm, WW3 12*T
steornede having a boldforeheadP WW. [cp»
Oer. stim]
stSoroza m. steer, WW120*^
steorra m. *star,* Chr, Lcd,VPs.
stterrttf ra m. steersman, master of a ship.
stter-rdtSer, -rStJor n. * rudder, * Cp ; CP.
steonotowere m. astronomer, astrologer, WW^
sttersoeof ol f . rudder, WW.
sttersetl n. steersman's seat, after pari of a
ship, M.
stterspreo reproof, RPs37^^
stterstetn m. stem {of ship), WW482^«.
steort (e) sm. tail, Cp,Bo : spit of land, tape :
plough-tail, ['start']
stfior-weorV, -wiertSe blamewor^, repre-
hensible, CP194,196*.
f teorwigle n. astrology, Gl.
steorwl^lere m. mathematician, astroloaer,
OEG56».
STEORWIGLUNG 277 STIDE
steorwigliiiig f. astrology, A 13-33^^. sttOan to he or become rigid, MQe.
8tf|^=:Bteop- sttfldan (s*styfecian) to extirpate, root out,
itftpanf h{±) to erect, raiee : elevate, exaU, Lod3'184^^
honour, adorn, enrich : (+) help, su pport , stXOg steep, BC (Mdf).
[steap] lh{±)to initiate, consecrate, WW. sUg n. *sty,* pen : haJL
8tepe=8t8epe sd^ f. narrow path, tpoy, footpath, track,
BtepegODg m. stepping, going f Rim 22. road, course, line, OP. [Oer. steig]
8t§pel=BUpel ±8t4^^ to move, go : go up, spring up,
d:8tepiMUi* to *step,^ go, ad vance , iE,CP(»). ascend, rise, mount, scale, AO,CP : go
steppesodh (sb) m. dipper, WW. down, descend, iE,CP. [Oer, steigen]
8tir=Btffir 8tlgtt m. ascent, descent,
stfiran I. to hum incense : fumigate, [stdr] 8tli-el (-ol) f. 'stUe,' Ct,GD24.
II.=8tieraii 8tlgoUiainm m. enclosure readied by a stile,
8t8ro6dferh«t (as) stout of heart, determined, KC5-289'.
hold, hrave, sOgmd m. stye {on the eye), WW114^<».
Btfring 1 incense, OEG 1512. 8tlglaii to shut into a sty.
BtarmeldA m. informer f complainant f LL sISgDM t descent, LkLl9^,
9[5]; V. 2-202. stigrip m. * stirrup,* WW.
stem =8team ; stem (N) = steorra 8tlgu =8tig
8tert= Bteor t; 8teruiig=8tyrang 8tig-WMrd, -wita=Bti-weard, -wita
st«5s (WW) ===stgda ; 8tSup- (Ep) =Bteop- 8tlbi =Btigel
8tl-=8tig-; 8tlc-=8tycce- stlhtaii (±) to nUe, direct, arrange, /order,
sttaaiL pain in the side, stitch, WW 112*K ordain, AO,CP : incite, instigate, [Qer,
stloea m. 'stick,* pointer : spoon. stiften]
8tlooe I. n. stidey matter. ILMBtyoce stihtend m. disposer, Jul419.
8ttoeiaii=8tician stlhterem. director,ruler,CP39l^ ; GD221»
±8tloe m. sting, prick, puncture, stab, CP : stOittan (CP)=Btihtan
stitch, pain in the side. =b8tihtuiig f. arrangemeTit, direction, dis-
Bticel I. m. prick, goad, thorn, CP. IL«Bticol pensation, providence, AO.
Btloels (i£)=Bticel stthtf pres. 3 8g. of stigan.
stiotodder n. case for spoons f or twigs f LL 8tll08 =Btylt$ pros. 3 8g. of Bielan.
455[17]. ±8tll]aii (y) to be stiU : (w. d. or a.) *still,*
stlolan(y) (±)tr. lo'«t»dk/mcib,«la&,^iw- Ci-still) quiet, calm, appease, hush, BH,
fix, goad, gouge out, AO,CP : kiU : intr. Oen,
stick, inhere, be pUiced, lie, remain fixed, 8tUle 'still,* quiet, calm, stable, fixed : gentle,
be hampered, M,CF, M,CP : sUent, M : secret,
sttemftlum {M) = styooemfilum BtUles = Btilnes
stto-ol, -ul lofy, sharp, abrupt, steep, M : stOnM adv. silently, CM266.
arduous, rough : scaly : biting, GPH417. Btttnes (AO,CP)» stUlnes f. stillTiess, quiet,
stioolnes f. height, P EG 44 37. silence : peace, AO,CP : release, relaxation,
Bdctftnel m. basket, WW403*. CP.
stteuDg f. pricking, goading, s tabbin g, AO. stIiiiB= stieme
8ttew8Bro m. stitch in thest de, WW 112". Btlnoan* to emit a smell, 'stink,* exhale, AO :
Btlewyrt f. agrimony, WWl36*^. sniff, B2289 : rise (of dust, vapour, etc.),
8tlegaii=8tigan Rd30^*.
Bttellf m. jump, leap, spring, Cb. +8tliioan* tr. to smell, CP : have the sense of
±stlidUan {Bd, e, j) to leap, rush, smeU, PPs. [*i-stink*]
8llem=8tgam Btlng (y) m. 'sting,* puncture, thrust.
stl!Noan{e,f) to emit vapour, 'steam,* exhale, sdngan' L to 'sting,* stab, pierce, push
[steam] through, thrust, CP. st, on lay claim to^
sflemo {l) fragrant, LoD. usurp, IL=8tinoan
Btlemlng (d) f. fragrance, OEG. sttntan =Btyntan ; 8tioro = Btiro
sttep m. downfall f GsN60t stlpel (e, y) m. 'steep le,* to wer, M, [steap]
Hrtlepaii (S, ea, eo, y) y. a-8. 8tl|iere m. post, prop, WW126^^
8tfera=Bteora +stlr = +styr; 8tlr-=8tyr-
±8tferaii (eo, i, f) to 'steer,* guide, direct, 8tlran=8tieran; 8tlr&p=stigrap
govern, rule, CP : (w. d. or g.) restrain, Bttro (io, y) n. calf, M{j).
correct, reprove, punish, AO,CP. [steor] 8tlrgan=Btyrian; 8ttttaii=8tihtan
-stterfan {», e, y) v. a-B. 8ttS stiff, tiiick, rigid, hard, resolute, firm,
stteni-=BtyTn- strong, brave, M : stubborn, unrelenting,
stlsmes (y) f. discipline, M, austere, strict, fierce^ harsh, cruel, M,CP,
wtXL rigid,' stiff,* GFRSM. [Oer, steif] stKe I. ady. very mttch, strongly, well :
8ttlBarh m. Utile pig {kept in a sty), LL harshly, strictly, severely, bitterly, M, II. L
449^ [stig] name of a platU, LoDl60b
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ttlSeog sHff -edged, Rd88^«.
stiSfertlSt determined, stem.
fttSliyogaidet (-hug-) determined, reachUe,
hravt : stem, obstinate.
stIBh j^dlgt detennined, resolute.
sttflbvgd determined, resolute, Jx7l654.
+8lllnaii to become hard : become ^rong, grow
up, mature, M.
Stlinic firm, stout, strong, hard : decided :
harsh, stern, severe, M,CP. adv. -lice.
stflSmaBgen n. powerful force, DD 1 14.
fttSmodf resolute, brave, firm, unfiinching,
stubborn, stem, severe.
fttVnes f. hardness, rigidity, strictness,
severity, rigour, M : firmness, constancy, JE.
itlVweg m. rough way, Rd4**.
stiweard m. 'steward,* housekeeper, guardian.
[Btig-]
stlwlts m. housekeeper^ householder f Gen
2079; Rd4".
stoo I. m. ^stock,^ stump, stake, log, M;
Mdf : trumpet, MtL6*. [Ger.etock] IL n.
place, house, dwelling, GD (v. £837-191).
stoooen made of logs? KC3-73"».
stocllf n. dweUing-place, dty.
stocwmrd m. citizen, OEG5272.
•toewie n. dw eUing -phce, GD 172*.
■tod ml post, WW106".
Hitod V. wealh-s.
stdd I. n. 'stud* {of horses), Mdl IL pret.
3 Bg. of standjuL
•todtftld m. stud-fold, paddock, Ct.
stddhon n. stud-horse, staUion, BH 138^.
stodla m. (weaver* s) slay, LL455[15,1].
stddmyre (e*) t brood-mare, LL58[16].
stddon pret. pL of standan.
BtodVtot m. horsestealer, LL64[9,2].
■tofa, stofu ml bath-room, Gl. [^stove*"}
■tofbalt n. vapour bath.
stofn ml trunk, stem, brands, shoot :
progeny : station, position.
Btdl I. m. 'stool,* chair, seat, CP : throne :
bishop *s see. II. n. long outer garment, NG.
stole 1 stole. [L.]
stolen pp. of stelan.
stomHKstam
stone =8tano pret. 3 eg. of stinoan.
stondMstand
stop pret. 3 Bg. of steppan.
stopel m. footprint, Bl127.
stoppa m. bucket, paH, GD.Gl.
-stoppian V. for-s. ['«top']
stor I. m. incense, frankincense, M. [L.
storax] II. strong, great, Chb1086. [ON,
stdrr]
store m. 'stork,* M.
stor-eUIe, -cyl(le) 1 censer, M.
storfsBt n. censer, NC323.
storm m. tempest, 'storm* : (f) onrush, attack,
tumult, disturbance, CP.
stormlg? stormy, OEG56*<>\
storsssp n. resin, OEG4027.
stdrstlooa m. rod for stirring the incense in
the censer f (BT), EC260.
stot m. a kind of horse, v. NC323.
stow 1 spot, site, station, locality, position,
iB^CCP ; Mdf : {holy) place, LL.
stowlgan to retain, restrain, Cpl713.
stowlie local, limited by space, M, ady. -lice
as regards place, M.
strie pret. 3 sg. of etriban.
strieian to 'stroke.* CP.
sMeung 1 stroking, WWn9\
strsee (eT e) I. firm, strict, severe, stem,
rigid, cbstinate, hard, JE,CP : strenuous,
vehement, violent, M. [streocan] IL n.
rigour : violence, force, M.
strsBoUe strict, CP. adv. -Iioe atridty,
severely, vehemently, violently, CP.
strAde 1 pace, MtL5^.
strAdon pret. jL of stredao.
stnegd pret. 3 Bg. of stre^an.
strssgdnes 1 aspersion, BH446".
strS|^=Btnel IL
strdU L fm. arrow, dart, missHe, [Oer.
Btrahl] IL 1 curtain, quilt, matting, bed,
Qh, [L. stragola]
strAlbora m. archer, WW.
stiAle 1 =8tr8Bl I.
strSllan to shoot {an arrow), RP863^
strfilwyrl 1 name of a ^nt, Lci>36b.
strsengff (VPs)=str6ngo
strfit L 1 'street,* high road, M,CP; Hdl
[L. strata (via)] IL 1 6«i, CPs. [L.
stratum]
strAtlanu 1 street, NC323.
strand n. * strand,* sea-shore, M.
Strang (o) oomp. straigra, superL strengesi
(from strenge) 'strong,* powerful, boid,
brave, M,C^ : constant, resolute, strenuous :
strict, severe, CP : arduous : violent.
strange adv. comp. strangor, snperl.
strangoBt strongly, violently, furiously,
severely.
strangbynde strong of hand, M.
±stranglan to strengthen, confirm, M,AO,
CP : be strong, prevail, VPs.
strangUo strong, stout, firm, solid, sound,
robust, M : severe, adv. -lice strongfy,
firmly, stoutly, boldly, bravely, M,CP :
fiercdy, violently.
strangmod resolute, RB 138'^
strangnes 1 strength, power, force.
±strangung 1 strengthening, quickening,
nourishing, M : vigou r, ^
stn^ulas mp. breeches, WW 125*.
strftwberige = streawberige
strft (N), 8trea=Btr6aw
8treao=8tearc
strtad pret. 3 Bg. of Btrudan.
strealit pp. of streccan.
strtal=8tr8el
strtem m. 'stream,* fiood, current, AO,GP :
(t) pL sea.
strtamfara 1 rush of water. As 1578.
strfemgewinn n. strife of waters, Rd4**.
strtamllo of water, ME 1 -444^0.
striamracu 1 water-course, channeL
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strtamrid f. course of a stream : sea-path,
strtamrynes adv. flowing like a stream^ M.
■trtamstaBtf n. shore, GsHliai.
strtemweall m. shore, Qbn 1494.
strtamwelm m. surging stream. An 495.
strfow (e) n. 's^aw,^ hay, M{ho),
strfow-berlge, -beriewise f. * sirauiberry*
strSBWlan = strewian ; streo (M) = etroc
streocan {±) to stretch, Ci-strdche*) spread
oui, prostrate. Led : reach, M,
streooanmod persistent, MPSO^^,
streoednes f. bed, couch, LPs.
strecllc = strsolio
straones f. pertinacity : rigidity, GD345*.
strtdan' (and wv.) pret. 3 sg. etredde, pi.
8tr»don (strong), pp. strSded, sired [=
stregdan]
str^gan = stresdan
stregdan' (and wv.) pret. strsegd, strugdon
(wk. stregde), pp. strogden (wk. stregd)
to strew, spvinMe, disperse, scatter, straggle :
to spread, extend.
Btrtgl=strfiin.
atrehte pret. 3 sg. of streocan.
8Ml=str»l; 8tr6n=8treowen
strtean = strienan
streng I. m. 'string,* cord, ligature, sinew,
in pL tachU, rigging : lineage, race, II.
=BtrengQ
+streiigan to fortify, +strenged formed,
made, OEG46^
strenga severe, Gbn60. [v. stranc]
atrengel m. ruler, chief, B 3 115. [Strang]
strangest (AO,CP) v. Strang.
strengllo strong, firm, GBir273.
strengra (^,AO,CP) ▼. Strang.
strength f., strengtSu f. ' strength,* force, vigour :
ability, superiority : firmness, fortitude, JE :
manhood, mature years : violence,
strengu f. strength, power, vigour, ability,
OP : firmness, fortitude, CP : virtue,
strenIS (KGl) = strength
strfon I. (±) n. gain, acquisition, property,
treasure, AO,WW ; M,CP : traffic, usury :
procreation, M. [^ i-streon^l II.»streowen
strtenan = strienan
+strtone8 (eu) f. petty gain, GPH389.
+8tr8ontiil costly, valuable, precious, M,
strfowMstreaw
strtewen (e) 1 resting-place, couch, bed,
strSowlan = strewian
str^ownes f. mattress, bedding, Bl227.
Str6t I. pros. 3 sg. of stredan. IL=8trfit
strCw=streaw; str£wen=BtrSowen
drStrewlan (ea, eo) to 'strew* scatter, CP.
strewiing f. what one lies on, LPs 131'.
±strle n? plague f strife? sedition f Lcd,1JL,
W.
strioa m. stroke, line, mark, M, ['streak*]
strican^ to pass lightly over the surface, stroke,
rub, wipe : move, go, run. [* strike*]
strioel m. h fount, breast, Gl. IL implement
for sm/oothing com in a measure? (BT)
rope? (£843*326), Cp266T.
strlcbrsBgl n. a doth for wiping? CC23>i.
+8lrioian to knit together, mend {nets), MtL
4«
strtdan^ to 'stride,* Gl. up on s. mount (a
horse), GD81«».
stride m. stride, step, Cpl34p.
±strienan (eo, i, y) to acquire, gain, amass,
CP : beget, AO,CP : iruirease, augment?
CP. [streon]
+strlenendllc (e, y) begetting, OEG : genitive,
iEGB.
strtgdeV pres. 3 sg. of stregdan.
strbnan^ to resist, oppose, Cp.
stilna m. acquirer, v. OEG27^
stri&an = strienan
strbiend m. acquirer, ES 39*352.
strlpan (y) v. be-s.
stripUgan ' perfnngere* ? v. OEG46».
strlSt m. strife, struggle, fight, contest, dis-
pute, contention. [OS.]
stroedan to stroke, NC323.
+strod n. plunder, robbery : conjiseation.
strod n. marshy land {covered with bushes or
trees?) BC (Mdf) ; PST95/98,537.
stroden pp. of strudan.
strogden pp. of stregdan.
±strogdnes f. scattering, springing, DR.
strong^strang ^^
strop *struppus,* {oar)thong, strap, WW
181«
strosle (GD10(P'')=«roaIe
-strowennes v. a-s.
+strud (GD 162") =+ strod
±strQdan' to ravage, spoil, plunder, carry off.
strQdend m. robber : money-lender.
strQdere m. robber, Gl.
±strQdlan to plunder, NC296'**.
strQdung 1 spoliation, robbery.
stnigde (NG) wk. pret. 3 sg. of sU'egdan.
strata =stryta
strOttan to stand out stiffly, iBL32'<».
strQtnlan (i£L23*^')=8crutnian
±str^dan to rob, deprive.
+strydd = +Btredd; str^re=8tryndere
str^-=8trien-, stiin-
str^d f . generation, line of inheritance, race,
stock, tribe. .^..^
stredan to waste, WW. ^^
str^dere m. squande rer, p rodigal, WW.
+strynge m. wrestler, WW465*®.
str^ (u) m. ostrich, [L, struthio]
stubb=8tybb
siXicheap, ES 11*512.
studdlan to look after, be careful for, Kl
17'».
studding f. care, trouble, labour, Kl17''.
studu f., gs. stude, ds. styde (also indeol. in
sg.), nap. styde column, pillar, poet,
buttress, ['stud*]
stannoV n. vapour bath, Lcd. [stofa]
stulor furtive, stealthy, stolen, M, adv.
-lice, JR.
+stun n. dir^ crash, whirlwind,
stunoen, pp., stunoon pret. pi. of stinoan.
STC7ND 280 StJLHSCEAR
•land f. short space of time, fiwment, period, styrgan =8tyriaii
time, stunde now, at once, from time to styrla, st7T(i)ga (i) m. name of a fish,
time (v. alBo stundmn) : hour : sigTud. sturgeon, [Oer, stor]
[Otr, Btoode] ±8tyriaii (i) to 'stir,^ move (tr. and intr.),
+stimd n. noise, Guth36** ( =+stun). rouse, agitate, exdte, urge, ^CP : cause :
-•tundlan ▼. a-s. teU, rehearse, B873.
ttuodmMbxmady.fnm^ time to time, gradual' 8tyrie=stiio
ly : time after time, aUemately. styrigendUo moving, M.
•tundum adv. from time to time, at times, M : stynnan to storm, roar, rage, cry out, shout.
with effort, laborioudy, eagerly, fiercdy, St, fXjgms *slem^ grave, strict, austere, hard,
[dp. (3 stnnd] severe, crud.
stungen pp., stungon pret. pi. of stingan. Btymenga adv. inexorably, Sol 282.
itaslaii to crtuh, reaound, roar : impinge, slynille hard, severe, harsh, adv. -libe,
dash. Vstun*] CP(ie).
•tunra (KGl69*^) =8timtra, gp. of stunt. styrnmdd stem of mood, Jm>227.
■tunt duU, stupid, foolish, M. styitan to ' start, leap up. only in pres. ptc.
■kuntlle stupid, foolish, M. adv. -lice, M. sturtende (=styrtende), DB5V*.
stuntnee f. stuptdiSy, foUy, M. ityrung (e) f. moving, motion, M,CP : dis-
stuntsclpe m. foolishness, Mk?". turbance, commotion, M : exercise.
stuntoprAo 1 siOy talk. stytto ds. and nap. of 8tu9a=studu.
itnntsprdee talking foolishly, W72". sQ f. sow. [=8uga]
gtimtwyide talking foolishly. sui = swa
stQplan U> 'sloop* AO. subdlaoon m. subdeacon, ANS84-15.
sturtende (D R57" ) = styrtende sQemn* to * suck; JS.Lk,PP8, VHy.
Stat m. gnat, WW. sucga = sugga ; sucht-, suet- = suht-
stottanseeatt m. prop, AS l^*"^, sudon pret. pL of steVan.
stntfu = studu sue- = swe-
stybb m. ^^m^, ^; Mdf. [*stub*] sutel, 8af(o)l n. relish eaten with bread (v.
styeoe (i) n. piece, portion, bit, fragment, JE, LL2*754), Jn,RB, [^sou)l*'\
ymbe 8t. after a short time : mite {smaU +8utel, sufl adj. wilh a relish added to itf
piece of money). \Oer. stiick] {of bread), Ct,LL.
styooemftlum adv. piecemeal, little by little, suflmete m. delicacy, relish, 00202*^.
by degrees, gradually : to bits, to pieces, AO : stUttfire = swiftlere
here and there, AO. sQgan* to suck, suck in, CP.
styolan = stician sugga m. a kind of bird, titlark F wagtaUf Gl.
styde I.=8tede. II. v. studu. ±8Uglan to be or become silent, AO. [cp.
styfMung f. clearing f {land), Ct. swigian]
styflc a clearing in a wood, PST95/g8.541. sugu f. 'sow,' Cp,CP ; M.
stybtan=8tihtan suht (y) f. illness. Gen 472.
stflan to harden, attemper, Cb679. [Oer. suhterga m. brother* s son, nephew : uncle's
stahlen] son, cousin,
style (§) n. 'steel; B^Gl. suhtergefasderan, suhtorfiednuit mp. uncle
styieog steel-edged, B 1633. and nephew.
s^lenf of steel, hard as steel. suhtriga = suhterga
s^=8tieU
styllan L to make staUs for catdef or to put
sQl {JE), sulh (AO) sfm., gs 6ule(8), ds. sykr r^,
lyiian i. lo maxe suuis jor earner or w put (CP), syl(h), as. sul, sum; nap. sylh, syU OQjgy^
ihem in stalls? lJLiM{l\,lS\. II.=BtieIian. {M), gp. sula, dp. sulxim plough : furrow, ^!^^^
III.=stil]an gully : a metisure of land. [Mdf] """"^
:i:Styltan to be amazed, dazed, hesitate, NG. sulf =sufl Q C
stylV pree. 3 sg. of stelan. vsulfer, sulf era (DR) =8eolfor, seolfren AkfjUL.\ ^)3^
st9nian=8tieman; 8tyng= sting ^kulluecer m. a strip of land for ploughing,
stynt= stent, pres. 3 sg. of standan. LL460[9,1].
s^tan to make dull, stupefy, Pp89H. [stunt] suUuBlmesse 1 ecdesicuiical tax on ploughed
stfpel = stipel land.
+styr (i) n. stir, movement, DR 187^ suibandla m. plough tail, v. PE G 2357.
8t^=steor; 8Qfra=8tyria sulhbtam m. plough tail, WW.
styran = (l) stieran ; (2) steran sultigang m. dhe land which can be gone over
styro =8tiro ; styrend =stterend by one plough in a day, W170*^
s^yrenes f. pouter of motion, movement : sulbgesldu np. ploughing tackle, LL465^^.
commotion, disturbance, iumuU : (+) tribu- sulbgetteg n. ploughing implements, Ixjd
lalion, DR. l'400i». [cp. Qer. geieu^]
styrflg adj. belonging to an animal which sulhgeweore n. plough-maki na, Gb n 1086.
died of disease, IjL. [storfe] suIhlUBbbere m. ploughman, WW496^^.
styrtV pree. 3 sg. of steorfan. sulbseear n. ploughshare.
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stUlncel n. small furrow, WW348*«.
8ll]I,B1lluh=Bul
sulung n. in Kent, ike fiscal unit correspond-
ing to the hide {or carucate in other
counties) (NED) Ct.LL. ['suling']
sum indef. pron. (used substantiyely w. g.)
a certain one, some one, something, one, B,
Bo,Q, fiiza 8. one of six : (used adjeotivi^-
ly) a certain, 'some,^ any, £,AO,Bo,EL
8Qme...sume some,., others* hit.. .sum...
Btun . . ,'part of it, . .the rest. . . : ( used adyerbi-
ally) about, Bo,Chr,0. s. hund about a
hundred, sumes, b. on dnle to some extent,
somewhat,
simiar, sumerMsumor
sQmnes 1 delay, MtL25^^ [cp. Oer. ver-
saumnias]
fumor m., gs. smneres, ds. snmera, sumere
* summer,* AO.
sumorboo = sumorrsedingbdo
sumorhSte t summer hSat, AO.
sumorhOs n. summer-house, ^L36*^
sumorlfioan to draw on towards summer,
^H 1-614.
sumorlangt summer-long, of the length of a
summer^ s day.
sumorllo of summer.
sumorlida I« m. summer army or expedition
(one which only comes for the summer), Ceb
871. [iTSan] II. (=»-loda) m. shoot, twig,
WW460W (v. A 13-330).
sumormsesse f . midsummer.
sumorrftdlDgboc f. summer kctionary, TC
43(H«(e«).
siunorselde 1 summer-house, WW184^
sumsende stcishing {of rain), Rd4*^
sumswfige = samswege
8umiir=8iimor
sunasunu m. son's son, grandson.
sunbfom mf. sunbeam, M.
sunbeam m. sunny grove, Ph33.
sunbeorht bright with sunshine, Ph436.
sunbiyne m. sunburn, Lcd.
suncen pp., suncon pret. pi. of aincan.
Simd n. swimming, JE,B,AO : capacity for
vjI * fnjoi^rnin^ : (f) sea, ocean, water. [* sound *]
^^sund sound {^i-sound*), whole, uninjured,
^^-heaUhy, JE,B.
sund-bfkendaf, -buend mp. sea-dwellers,
,'fnfln, mankind.
sundcom n. saxifrage.
sundtew rosemary? sundew? WW30r.
+siindeUo (WW4e6«*)=+8yndUo
sunder}=^8iindor
sunderanwdald m. mjonarchy, ESI 1-66.
sunderfolgoS m. privale office, A0286''.
sunder-trtodom, -freoU m. privilege, Ct.
sunderHpes separately, specialty, OEG206.
sunderm&lum s^paraUly, singly.
sundermU f . private meadow, Ct.
sundentdw f. special place. Bo 80'.
-fgimdtul sound, whole, wholesome, M :
prosperous, M,Ps. [* i-sundfuU*]
+8i]ndfulllan to prosper, Ps.
+8iindtulllo sound, safe, sure. adv. -lice
Mfdy, prosperously, M.
+8undfii]ne8 1 health, prosperity, M.
■undgebUmd n. commingled sea, sea-surge,
sea-wave, B1460.
sundgyrd (e*) f. sounding-rod.
■undhelmf m. covering of water, sea.
sundhengestf m. sea-horse, ship.
Biindhw89t good at swimming, Whalb57.
+si]ndig {j) favourable, BH386^*Ca.
+8undlio {j) prosperous, BH : safe, GD348^^.
adv. -Hoe.
sundUne 1 sounding-line, lead , WW .
sundmere m. sunmming-balh, WW.
sundnytt f . exercise of the power of swimming,
B2360.
sunder adv. a>sunder, apart : severally :
differently.
sunder- v. also sunder-, synder-.
sundorcrsBft m. special power or capacity.
sundororsBftigllce with special skiU, BH
324»Ga.
sundoro^mSu f. special knowledge, LL(322'*).
sundorf eoh n. private property, Ct.
sundorgeeynd n. special ^ualUy, Pa 30.
sundorgenga m. solitary {animal), Bl199^.
sundorgerfifland n. land reser ved to the juris-
diction of a *gerefa*? WW421".
sundorglfu f . special gift, privilege.
sundorhAlga m. Pharisee, M.
Sunderland n. l and set apart, private pro-
perty, GD.WW.
sunderttc special, CP409". adv. -Uceapart
BundorOf n. life in seclusion, BH294^
sundemuBSse f. separate mass, special mass,
Bk27';RSL 11-486.
sundometu 1 special office, LL456[2].
sundomytt f. special use, office, or service,
CP.
sundeniht n. speciid right, privilege, WW.
sundorseld (u*) n. special seal, throne.
sundorsetl n. hermitage, Guth.
sundorsprSc f . privaie conversation, private
conference, iE,AO,CP.
sunderweorSung f. special honour, pre-
rogative.
sunderwio n. separate dwelling, BH262^*.
sunderwlne m. bosom friend, FT 29.
sunderwfs specially wise, El588.
suiylorwundor n. special wonder, Mod 2.
sunderyrf et n. private inheritance.
sundplegaf m. sporting in the waves, bathing.
sundr&p m. sounding line, lead, WW358^^.
sundreoed n. sea-house, ark, Gbn 1335.
+ sundrlant to separate. [ ' sunder * ]
sundnim (on) adv. singly, separately, apart :
continuously, CM211.
sundUTMsundor
sundwuduf m. {sea-wood), ship.
suner (MtB) =r8unor
sunf eld m. Slysian fidds.
sunfelgend * s(disequia,* marigold? helio-
trope? Gl.
sunganges adv. moving with the sun„ LL.
SUNGEN 282 SWA
fungui pp. of (1) siiigan ; (2) swingan. fOttantestan adv. in or from the wvOk-eawl i
sunglhte wi^ice, MH 104^*> *^. ioiht wuth-eaH, AO. ^^
sungon pret. pL of siiu;an. sCMSaniasUuiwIndin. wuih-ecutvnnd, W W 144.
iunblU 'aoUfiua,' 0£G56*<>«. sftttenfastonie south-eastern, LPs.
simllo M>2ar. SfHSanbymbre mp. Jf erctaTw.
suima m. sun, fQffaiiweard=suoeweard
sunnfUDfiten m. eve of Sunday, Saturday. sOttenwestan adv. from the south-west.
[Oer. Sonnaboid] iMaawwtan-wlnd, -winda m. a south-wesi
sumuuioom gromd (plant), Lod 1*314"? wind.
■imnandag m. 'Sunday,^ ^. sCkSanwlnd m. south wind.
sunnanlSoma m. light of the sun, sunbeam, sttNAl m. southern region, the south, AC,
GD171.172. FP«; AO. ['southdeal*]
ronnannflit f. Saturday night, M : Sunday, tOMuru f. south door, Bl201".
LL52[5,6]. sQViast adv. souUi-eaet, AO.
suimanaoliiia m. sunshine, MF173. sMtestende m. south-east end. Bo 67*^.
BUimaiisetlgoiig m. sunset, Chr773. sQtStesterne south-eastern, JEGrS*.
saaianiiibtAm. Sunday morning {early), early SfltSangle p. South Anglians, people of
service time, M. southern England, LL.
8Uiiiib-=Bunb- tOtSerlge 'satirion' {piant). [L. satuieia?
suime f. *sun,* M,AO,CP. cp. s8Bt$erie]
suiiiieMam=8unbe(un sQVenio * southern,^ southerly, MJBoJm,
sunnon pret. pL of sinnaii. MtL.
siumu = smme sQtSemewiidu m. ' abrotanum, * soutkermoood,^
sunor (e*) fn. herd of swine, NG. wormwood.
sunsoradu f. veil, WW230^*. - sOVerra v. 8u6.
sunsolene radiant, Juii229. sQffeweord adj. southward, south, southern,
mmaOn mirror, WW619^ AO.
stmset n. west, NG. sQVfolc n. souUiem nation or peopie, 8uf-
sunstade m. solstice, Lgd. folk.
sunsunuT m. grandson, v. LL4^[lln.]. gMgineog m. southern ocean, AO.
sunu m., gds. suna *son,^ descendant, JB,B, sOVgemfire n. southern border, AO.
Bl,0,VPs : the Son, DR,0,VPs : young of sOShealdt inclining southwards,
animals. sQXbMilf. south side, AO; M. ['southhalf]
sunuoennicge f . mother, DR. Sfttniymlire mpL Mercians, Chr.
8iiinisunu=Biin8imu sMland n. southern land or shore, M,Chr.
vmvrHtlg fair unth sunshine, QifCl. [^ southland^]
±BQpaii* to swallow, sip, taste, 'sup,* drink, sQKmfigtt f. southern province, BH.
^,CP : (+) sop up, absorb. sOtdnaimt m. man from the south.
sQr *sour,^ tart, acid, BC,Lcd : made sour, sttSmest ^southmost,* AO.
fermented, Lcd,WW. SQthnyroe (e) pL southern Mercians, BH
sOre f. sorreL 238**.
sOr-tagede, -egede, -ege, -ige (sour-eyed), tMot v. 8ut$.
blear-eyed, M. itttSporttc m. south porch, Ceeb1036.
-sQrlan v. a-a. sMra v. suV.
sOr-mllse, -melsc, -melst adj. half sour and sMrlhte (y) adv. due south, AO.
half sweet (apple). sttSrima m. south coast, Chb.
sttmes f. 'sourness,* WWMI^. afkSrodor (a*) m. southern sky.
sOselMsusl SMsA mf. south sea, sea south of England,
sQsl nl misery, torment, torture, M,AO. English Channel, M.
sQslbona m. devil. Sat 640. SM-SMoan, -seaze pi. South-Saxons, people
sOslowalu (-sel-) f. painful death, W. of Sussex : Sussex.
sCkslhof n. place of torment, fHy 10*^ sQISstflBK n. south coast, Chb 897a.
sflslstede (sel-) m. place of torment, heU, sQtSwftg m. south wall, M.
0£G56^^. sttSweard adv. towards the south, southwards,
suster = sweostor ; sutel = Bweotol A 0,Lcd. [* southward *]
stltere m. shoemaker, M. ['«(mfer* ; Z.] sQVweardM adv. '' WAiJihwaxds,* MeL
-sflttan V. be-8. ; sutol, sutubHsweotol sCMweg m. southern country, Ex 155.
BOX* I. adj. comp. 8u9(er)ra, syt^erra, sIttSwest I. m. the south-wesL II. adv.
8uperl. su^meBt * south,* southern, AO,Bl, 'south-west,* AO.
Cp,LkL. IL adv. oomp. ButSor, BytS sfMwesterne 'south-western,* ApT.
southwards, south, B,BH,Chr,Met ; AO.OP. sQVwlnd m. south wind. Ex 289.
sftSan adv. from the south, CB : on or in the suwtan (LWS) =Biigiaii
south, AO. be 8. (w. d.), witS b. (w. a.) swft (S, e) L adv. and conj. (w. ind. or anb).)
south of. so as, consequently, just as, so far as, in smch
SWAC 283 SWABEANA
w%Mj in this or that way, thus, «o that, pro- s wfigu ng 1 lenitive, soothing application,
fndedthat,JB,B,Bo. ewkswA so as, just as, WW241*«. ^^
so that 8wa same (swa) in like manner : fm&swyMe fair spoken, WW 190**.
therefore, on that account : m, like, B,Bo,Bl : i:8wStan to sweat, exude, AO : labour, toU,
(w. oomi^iratives) (he, swa.. .swa £A«... CP : bleed, Cboss20 : (+) oppress, CPs03*.
the : where : when, so soon, as soon : although, [swat]
unless, yet : if, as if. II. pron. *so,^ the swseK (e) n., nap. swatSu footprint, track,
same, such, that swa hwa swa whosoever. CP : trace, vestige, CP. [op. swatSu f.]
swa hwfler swa wherever, bi swa hwaSerre swsBttel =:8wetSel
eiesew&onwhu^ever side. 8wailoe=swiloe. swsBfftolyne ^pinguis,^ OEG27*'.
swa selfe in the same way. 3ac swa €dso. gwsBtter pron. whichever, whosoever, CP.
swa hwilo swa whosoever. 8wa...ne though [swa, hwsBtSer]
...not. Bwa,...sw& whether... or. swa t$eah +swaifS\an to trace out, investigate, 'KFsl^K
nevertheless, yet, however. swseVlSoan to search out, visit, CHy9**.
swfto pret. 3 sg. of swican. 8W8BlSoiian=swatSrian, swetSrian
swifie = swa swelSu = swaVn
8W»o (CP), sweoo (e) m. flavour, taste : swif pret. 3 sg. of swifan.
smdl, odour, fragrance. swfthwsdtswft pron. whatsoever.
+8W8B0can (e) to smell (tr.), DD206 ; (intr.) swUiwaelSer pron. whichever.
ARPs 1 13^1 swalewe = swealwe
swsBoehfiow 'insania'f RPs39* (v. ES38**). swalotS =8wolo6, sweoloS
8W8Bf pret. 3 sg. of swefan. 8walwe= swealwe
swftfftn? to hum, MbtS^^. swflmlan to become dark, 6u 1069.
8WSBfen=swefn; 8W8B!lfin=8weflea swamiii (o) I. m. fungus, mushroom, M :
swSgMsweg; 8WiBgl=8wegl sponge. [Oer. schwamm] II. pret. 3 sg.
±swftlaii (tr.) to bum. of swimman.
sw8Blo=8wilc swan (o) m. *swan.*
swAm m. trifler, idler : vain object. swftn m. herdsman, swineherd, peasant :
-BwSmany. a-s. ; 8W8aiioan=swenoan (t) suMin, youth, man, warrior.
sw&p enticement, persuasion, deceit f (v. swano pret. 3 sg. of swincan.
OEG2894n). twanoort slender, trim, lithe, supple :
+8wSpa (a, e) pL sweepings, rubbish, languishing, wecUc.
[swapan] swaog pret. 3 sg. of swingan.
8wdpel8(VPs)m?8wnpel8ef. ro&e,^ormen<. swingerMa m. swineherd reeve, officer set
swApig firauduient, OEG2894. over the depasturing of swine in foretAs, Ct.
■wAr I. (a, e) heavy, sad i oppressive, swangsttung f. movement, agitation, ANB
grievous : sluggish, inactive, weak. II. n. 101*323.
sadness, trouble, MF173. iwangorMswongor
swArbyrd? f. difficult birihf LoDl85a. swanrftd f. swan's-road, sea, B200.
swAref (a) grievously, oppressively. swftnrllit n. law as to swineherds, LL449[6,1].
+swAr6 = swcer swinsteorra m. evening star, Cp 146u.
+8wAred oppressed, weighed down, LoD. +8wl^ = +8wtepa
swArlle adj. sore, deep, heavy, M. ±swI^mui' to sweep, drive, swing, rush (o
swArHoe (a) adv. grievously, heavily, M. wind. [Oer. schweifen]
swArmdd indolent, sluggish, W257. swir^swsr
swAnnodnes (a) f. duifiess, stupidity, CP 8warc-=swearc-
149". -fiwarlan (e, eo, o) v. and-s.
BwAme s (a) f. heaviness, M : sluggishness, swam- = sworn- ; swart =sweart
swflBrt (WW 267*) = sweart swis = sw&s
±swA6 (e) intimate, special, favourite, dear, swfttm? n7 *sufeat,' perspiration, exudation,
beloved : own : ogreeMe, gentle, benevolent : CP : (f) blood \foam, LkR9'* : tot/ : labour,
stoeet, sugary. M.
+8W8Me blandly, pleasantly. swatan (a?) pL beer, WW.
swAsenddagas mpL ides {in Roman calendar), swfttolfttS m. '^sudarium, * napkin, MP 178*.
WW. swftttthf blood-stained, bloody.
swAsende (e) n. (mostly used in pi. sw»- swfttig sujeaty, AO : (f) gory*
aendu) food, meal,dinner, banquei,dainties : swfttlgbltor with sweaty brow, Gbn934 (orf
blandishments. two words).
8wAslng-=8W8e8end- sw&ti&i n. napkin, CP.
±swA8lAcan (e^) to wheedle. swAtswatSu f. gory track, B2946.
swAsllo kind, friendly, agreeable, adv. swftttSyrel n. |>ore o/ (^ «i;m, WW 159".
-lice pleasantly, kindly : properly : plattsibly. swftSteh adv. however, yet, nevertheless.
d:SwAaie8 1 blandishment, wheedling, M : swAtSMthwastSre adv however, M.
pleasure. swAStana adv. houfever.
' T
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swaltor = Bw»t$er
fwaVlan to suxUhe, wrap up, Kl 17^^.
■wattorlan, swaCrian = sweSrian
swatSu (», e) f. footstep, track, pathway :
trace, veatige : acar. ['suxUh* ; op. swstS]
swathil m? smoke, B782. [Oer. schwaden]
8wd=8wa; 8W6alewe=8wealwe
swealg, swealh pret. 3 Bg. of swelgan.
swealt pret. 3 sc. of sweltan.
swealwe (a, o) t. 'stoaUow.*
swearo pret. 3 sg. of sweorcan.
sweardan to become dark, M,
sweaiemodnas (a) f. pusillanimity, LPs 54'.
swearcung (a) f. darkness, RPsl7**.
sweard f ? hide, rind, skin, Gl. [' sward*]
swearm m. 'swarm,* multitude,
vwearisunrthy, black, dark, M : gloomy : evU,
infamous, ['swart*]
sweartef adv. miserably, evilly.
swearthAwen dark-blue, purple, violet, WW
376"«.
±8weartlan to become black, M : make
black.
sweartiSst wUh black tracks, Rd27^^
sweartnes f. blackness, black substance, Gl.
sweartung f. darkness, £Psl7^'.
swears = sweard
dzswebban to put to sleep, lull : (t) kill.
[swefan]
8WeO (KGl)^8W8BC
swefan^ to sleep, dumber, rest : (f) deep in
death : cease,
swefeoere m. sleeper, NC324.
swefecung f. sleep, NC324.
swefed pp. of swebban.
swefel (sb) m. sulphur, M, [Oer. sohwefel]
flwetelrtc m. suljiiurous smoke, VPslO^.
swefenMswefn
8wef et = sweof ot
sweMS pres. 3 ^. of swebban.
+8wellaii to put to sleep, luU, appease, M.
8wefl=swefel
sweflen sulphurous, of brimstone, AO.
sweflennes (eo^) f. sulphurousness, MF123*.
sweflenrtc (AP8)=swefl rec
sweflsweart sulphurous f WW49'^
Bwefl'Sroam m. sulphurous smoke, ERSPs
flwefu n. (often pi.) sleep, M,AO,CP/. dream,
visum, [sweboan]
swefnlan (w. a. pers.) to dream : (w. nom.
pers.) appear in a dream.
swetnlgend m. dreamer, M.
swefnracu f. interpretation of dreams, LL
(164»).
swefnreocere m. inierpreier of dreams, WW
366".
swefot = sweof ot
sw9g (ffi) m. sound, M,AO,CT : noise,
clamour, tumuU : rnelody, harmony, tone,
M : voice : musical instrumcTit : * persona, '
8o. [swogan]
swSgan to make a noise, sound, roar, crash,
M : import, signify, M.
swigemtt m. art of playing on an instrument,
music, AiT Id.
gwCfdynn m. noise, crash, Cb965.
±8Wfig6 sonorous, harmonious, ML.
iwagtlMsweffl
tw^ndllo adj. voeal, vowd, i£GB6^^
8weg«r f. mother-in-law, M. [Otr. sohwi^-
er]
swigMweard m. organist (/) JGPhl*64.
swighliolSorl' m. sound, melody.
swaging f . sound, dang, roar.
•weglf (s) I. n. sky, heavens, ether : the sun :
music f IL=8egl
fweglbetalden ether-begirt. Sat 588.
sweglbeorht ether-bright, radiant, Girll87.
sweglbdom m. heaven, sky, Gbn9 (pi.).
fweglcondel f. heaven* s atndle, sun^ PhIOS.
swegloynlngf m. King of heaven.
swegldrtamt m. music, [cp. Ooth. swigldn]
sw^let L adj. bright, ether-like, clear,
brUliant, splendid. IhaJdv. clearly, brightly.
swagltaom m. kind of musical instrument,
Gl.
sw^lic sonorous, CM 675.
sweglridf 1 modulation, music
swegltorhtt heavenly-brighL
sweglwered (gel-) ether-dad, B606.
Bweglwuldor n. heavenly glory, Gu 1160.
sweglwundor n. heavenly uxmder, Gnl292.
8wegT=8weger
+8W6gra = + swigra
+8wfigsiimnee? uTtanimously, HL18^**.
swehor (GL)=sweor ; sweig (KGL88*)=8weg
8welgV=Bweget$, pres. 3 sg. of swegan.
+swel = +swell
swQlan' to bum, be burnt up : inflame (of
wound).
Bwelc (AO,CP)=8 wilo. [v. 'such*]
sweloa m. pushde, WW112".
8weloe=8wilce
+flwelg n. abyss, OEG.
±8W8lgaii' to 'swaUow,* incorporate, absorb,
imbibe, devour. [Oer. schwelgen]
swelgend (y) fmn. (±) whirlpool, vortex, gulf,
abyss, CP : oormandiser, glutton, drunkard,
debauchee, AO.
swelgendnes f. whirl pool, W W373*.
8we]g«ra m. glutton, WW 102".
swelgnes f. whirlpool, WWSIO^^
8welht$=BwelgtS pres. 3 sg. of swelgan.
swettend = swelgend
+ swell n. swelling, tumour, boil, M.
±sweUan* to *swdL*
swelling f. sujeUing, El245.
±sweltan* (i, y) to die, perish, iB,AO,CP.
sweltendlio about to die.
-swemman v. be-8.
±swenc m. trouble, tribukUion, toil : (+)
temptation, LkL22«*.
±swencan (e) to vex, distress, trouble,
afflict, torment, oppress, ^,CP. [canaative
of Bwincan]
+swenoednes f. trouble, affliction, M.
sweng m. stroke, blow, cut, thrusL [swingan]
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swengan to string, rush, fly out, [' swinge * ;
oausative of swingan]
8weoool(CP)3 8wicol; ftweofl-=8wefi-
sweofot (e) n. sleep.
8wtegtan=8wiigian; 8weoloe=Bwilce
Swtoland n. Sweden, AOlO'.
sweoloK (a, o) m. burning keat, glow, fire,
flame, [swelan]
iweoloKb&t 'smudidus,' OEa56>^>(o^).
sweolimg? f. inflammaiion, LcD76b
(sweop-).
Swten pL Swedes,
swfop pret. 3 sg. of swapan.
swoop- =8wip-
sweopung y. sweolunff.
swter I. (e, y) mf. piuar, column, prop, CP :
boU, bar, ES37183. II. m. father-in-law,
M,AO,CP : {±) cousin. [Oer. achwaher]
IIL=8wdr prot. of swerian.
^swtera (I, lo, u, y) m. neck, nape, AO,GP.
[ON Bvire]
iwterMn n. neck-hone, neck.
swterMag (u) m. neck-band, necklace, collar,
torque, M.
±8W6oro (o) n. cloud, darkness, mist.
±8weoreaii* to grow dark, darken (mtr.)»
become overcast, be obscured : be troubled,
sad, become grievous, troublesome, angry,
ML '.fall out (of mind), JPsSO".
sweoroendferbt( sombre, sad, Jud269.
±sweoroene8 (o, en) f. gloom.
8w6orol&« m. neckcloth, WW210*<.
swtoroops m. yoke, piUory, Gl.
swterooVu 1 quinsy, Lod.
sweord (o, u, y) n. 'sword,* iE,AO,CP.
sweordbealo n. sword-bale, B1147.
sweordberende sword-bearing. Gen 1060.
sweordblte m. sword-uwund, JulGOS.
sweordbora (u) m. sword-bearer, swordsman.
8weoidf88teb m. suxtrd-belt, M.
sweordfreca m. swordsman, warrior, B 1468.
sweordgenltUat ™' Wfordedfoe.
sweordgwwlng} (y^) n. sword-brandishing.
sweordglfu (y^) f. gift of swords, B2884.
Bweordgripe m. sword-attack, Jul488.
sweordhwita (u, y) m. sword-furbisher.
sweordltomat (u^) m. flashing of swords.
+8weordod (a) provided with a sword, M.
sweordplega m. fighting, Waij>22.
sweordrAs m. attack, Ap59.
sweordslege m. sword-thrust, Jt7l671.
sweordtig 1 ^framea,* sword-sheath f LPs
9'. [teagl
sweordwegende (u^) sword-bearing.
sweordwligend m. warrior. Ex 260.
sweordwundt wounded with the sword.
sweordwyrhta (u^) m. sword-maker f Lod
3-194".
+sweort (y) n. filings, Lcd.
±8weorfaii* to file or grind away, polish,
wipe, rub, scour, ['swerve*]
swtorlmltu f. n it wh ich lives on the neck of
animals, tick, WW.
Swterloe n. Sweden, B.
swSorraoeiitAli (u^) f. *catelle,* neck-chain,
WW107»*.
swterrod f. cross worn on the neck, EC
260(a). [v. *rood*}
swterscaoul m. yoke, pillory, WW 116*.
swtortAag (e) f. collar, Gl.
+swteru (I, y) np. hUls, PPs.
swSorwsarc m. pain in the neck, Lcd.
Bweostor (e, i, u, y) f. indecL in sg., nap.
Bweoster, sweostra, sweostni ^sister,* Chr;
M,AO : nun, BH.
+ sweos-tor, -tra, -tru f p. sisters, AO. + sweos-
temu beam children of sisters, cousins.
sweostorbeam n. sister* s child, nephew,
niece, WW462«.
•weostominu m. sister* s son, nephew, OET.
[v. 'sister*]
swtotf n. troop, army, company,body, suxirm.
sweota? Bweote? 'scro^m, * Lod, v. A30*134.
Bweotel = Bweotol
sweotol (i, u, y) distinct, clear, evident,
manifest, open, public, AO,CP. [cp. Ooth.
Bwikun^B]
flweotole (e, o, u) adv. clearly, precisely,
plainly, openly, visibly, CP.
±swBOtollan (e, vl, j) to show, reveal, make
manifest : stale, explain, prove.
sweotolUe (y^) clear, disiincL adv. -lice
clearly, precisely, plainly, visibly, openly, M.
±8weotoliiiig (i, u, y) 1 manifestation,
Epiphany : definition, explanation, ex-
position, declaration, M : written testimony,
documentary evidence.
BweotolungdsBg (e, u) m. Epiphany, M,
sweotul = Bweotol
iwSotSeod 1 Swedes, Sweden.
sweottorlan = BwetSrian
gweo9ol L m? heat, fiame, B3145. [op.
swalSnl] II. =8we9el
8wtewlan=8mgian; +8w6pa = +Bw»pa
swAr = (1) Bwar ; (2) Bweger ; (3) Bweor
^swerian* (but occL wk. pret. swerede) to
'swear,* MJiO,CP : speak f Sol425. [Oer.
Bohworen]
swerlgendlio jurative, used in swearing {of
certain adverbs), SXxTL
swertllng m. tiUarkf warbler? WW131".
swteMBwfis; swester (N)=sweo8tor
±8w9taii to make sweet, sweeten, M,CP.
sw§te I. adj. * sweet,* pure, fragrant, pleasant,
agreeable, AO,CP. II. n. sweetness, sweeL
[swot]
sweteUan (KGl) = Bweotolian
8W§tlan to be sweet, CP426i«.
+8w«tIfioan to batten, RPs66^>.
swfitUoe sweetly, pleasantly, BH486*.
swStmete m. * sufeetmeat,* dainty, CP41^^
fwfitnes f . sweetness, fragrance, CB : pleasarU-
ness.
swetole = sweotole
8Wftt8W0ge agreeable {of sound), DHy 58*.
swStwyrdo smooth-spoken, WW : sttUtering,
WW.
8W09 = BW8BtS
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286
SWINHTRDE
swdfol (as, eo) m. swaddling band, bandage,
binding.
8w«9erljin=swe6riaii; •cvraVlan v. be-,
swotfollan to relent, be appeased, Ciib1123.
dbSWsSiian (a, se, eo, i) to reiire, txinish,
meU away, abate, dwindle, decrease, subside.
-f-sweSruog (ae) f. failure, Lcd.
8W»8u=8wat$a
swetSung f . poultice.
swle n. illusion, CM44L
+8Wlc n. offence, MtR,WW.
swlea m. deceiver, traitor, betrayer.
±swIoaii^ (t) to wander : (f) depart : (w. g.)
cease from, yield, give away, AO ; CP :
(w. d.)fail, fall short, be wanting, abandon,
desert, turn traitor : deceive, M. ut a. oo
forth, from s. fall off, rebel ['i-swUce^^
fwloe m. odour, smell, scent.
swIoerflBft m. treachery.
swicdom m. fraud, deception, deceit, i£,AO :
betrayal, treason : scandal, offence.
swioe I. m. (t) escape, end : (f) procrastina-
tion, delay, Gnl007 : offence, snare, treach-
ery, deceit. II. adj. fallacious, deceitfuL
IIL f. trap, snare, Gl. IV.=swioo
swioend m. deceiver, HLIS***'^.
-i-swleeiUMS f. abstention, cessation, M :
repentance,
swlctal fraudulent, deceitful, Gl.
swIeUn to wander : be treacherous, deceive,
cheat, M : blaspheme : cause to ^end.
+swleiiig f. intermission, cessation, CM. 103.
i:8Wlen f. purgation, clearance, discharge, LL.
+swIeDaii to dear {of a charge), LL.
swlcol guileful, false, deceitful, M.
•wlcollic fraudulent, deceiving, deceptive,
causing to stumble, adv. -Hoe.
swloolnes t deceit.
swloung f. deceit, fraud, deception : stumbling-
block, offence.
swUaii^ to revolve, sweep, wend : intervene,
EG 164. [Qer. schweifen]
swlfoniMswipor
swift (y) * swift* quick, JE,,kO. adv. -lioe.
[swifan]
8WttUAre,(a, y) m. dipper, IE. [L. sub-
talariB]
swlftnes f. swiftness, speed, M.
iwlftu f. swiftness, Mbt28>.
swigan = swigiaii
swl^dagas mp. days of silence {last three days
of Holy Week), M.
whge I. swigge f. silence, stillness, rest, M,
CP. IL adj. stm, quiet, silent, taciturn, CP.
swf^n f. sUence, MB2S^2^.
swigeniht f. night of silence, JEPl5i* (v.
BWigdagaa).
±8wlglaii (y ; i, eo, u) (o &e or become silent,
keep silence, be quiet, still, CP.
swIglendHoe adv. silently, HLIS*^^
swl^lung f. silence, ANS84-3.
swIgmflBSW f. silent mass, NC324.
swignes f. time of sUence, WW211«>.
+swlgTa (e) m. sister* s son, nephew, cousin.
i w lg tfi Pa (swft-) m. sHent ft'me, eioerUidej
early part of the night, A 8-319.
swlgOht m. dawn of the days of sUenee (v.
Bwigdagas), ANS847.
±wwSg^Bg {. sUence : time of silence : dday^
NG.
swigiiiiga adv. quietly, secretly.
swlle (iB, e, y) pron. (used substantiTely)
such a one, he, tke same, jB : (used adjeotd-
yally) *such; Bl,CP,etc : (as relative}
u^ich, {M). swilc.hwilc such... as; so...
as. swilc.swilo so much (many)... as;
as much {many)... as, jB,B,Bl,Bo.
^awlloe (e, eo, y) adv. and oonj. (w. ind.) ftul
as, as, in like manner, in such manner, tike-
wise, resembling, (hus : (w. subj.) as if, as
though : also, moreover, too. Bo. ['such*]
fwUones t 'qualitas,* nature.
■wlto (y) m. tumour, swelling. [sweUan;
Oer. sohwiele]
swlllan, swillan to 'swiU,* wash, wash out,
gargle.
swUtaig, swiUing f . swilling, wash, gargle.
swilt=Bwylt
twUtan = Bweltan
BWttS pre8. 3 sg. of swellan.
swOunge = swi^lanKa
swfma m. vertigo, dizziness : swoon, ^.
swImaBSse =8wigm»88e
^swlmmaii* (y) to 'swim,* fUxU.
swlmmeiidllo {j) able to su/im, JEQnSS^.
swln (y) n. wild boar, pig, hog, pi. 'surine,*
CP ; Mdf : boar-image {on a helmet), B.
+swlii n. song, melody, Ph137.
+BWlnc n. toil, work, effort, JS : {±) hardship,
Oen. ['^i-swinch*]
±8wlneaa* to labour, work at, strive, struggle,
M,CP : be in trouble : languish. ['swinJk*}
+swliiodaga8 mp. days of tribulation, Srjlw2.
^Bwlnoful toilsome, painful, disastrous, i£.
+8Wlnefii]iiM f. tribulation, LP833'.
±8WlncUa8 (y) without toil, i£H 2-364*.
Bwlnolie laborious f manual f {of work), W
2d4".
+8Wtiieiie8 f. hardship? NC345.
8wtnd=^spind
swlndan* to vanish, consume, pine asoaiy^
languish. [Oer. achwinden]
iwlnen adj. pig*s, sunne*s.
+8Wliigt I. n. surge, fluctuation, IL»
-f-8winc
Bwlngan' L to beat, strike, smack, whip,
scourge, flog, chastise, afflict, M,AO,CP.
Bw. on twa divide by a blow : * swing* oneself ,
fly,B22Q^ [e'er. Bchwingen] IL=Bwixican
twinge (y) 1 stroke, blow, stripe : chastise-
ment, CP.
swlngell f. (often swingel-, Bwingl- in obL
cases) ; Bwingel(l)e t tohip, scourge, rod,
M : stroke, stripe, blow : affliction, €5*.
BWlngere m. striker, scourger, Rd28^.
BWlngliing f . dizziness.
Bwlntaaga m. pig-pen, Ct.
Bwlnliyrde (i) m. swineherd, ZDA33-239*^.
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SWUSTER
swlnln (Gl) =8wiaen
fvlnllo n. boar-imaae (on a hdmet), B1452.
flwimi m. melody, GEO.
swIniMS 1 pork food, EP9l6^^
swlmtan (^) (o sound melodiausly, make
melody, atng.
swlnsung f . melody, harmony.
swlnsungeradft m. music, W W442^'.
swlnsweg? (v. OEQ xzxiii), melody.
swlpa m., swipe 1 =swipu
awlpiant (eo) to whip, scourge, heat [ ' swipe ']
iiBWlpor cunning, A^H. adv. -lioe.
+swlponM8 (e>) f. wile, cunning, HL,MkB.
swlppan = Bwipian
swlpu (eo, o) f. whip, stick, scourge : chastise-
merit, affliction. [Oer. schwippe]
swlr-, 8wir-=8weor-, sweor-
+8wlila = +8wigra
swlrman to swarm, Lod 1*384**.
swlster = 8weo8tor
switaly 8witel, 8witol>H8weotol
switlma = 8w^g;tuna
swI8 (y) strong, mighty, powerful, ocitve :
seoert, vicAeM. oomp. swi5re righi {hand,
side, etc.).
±8WItSaii [WY. and sv^T cpi unforawitSen] to
strengthen, establish, support : use force
against, M (v. A36*66).
wiAX% (y) adv. very much, exceedingly,
severely, violently, fiercely, ^,AO,CP.
comp. 8wf6or more, rather. superL switfost
most, especially, exceedingly : atmost, nearly.
for 8wioe, Bwi5e 8wi6e very much, very
severely, CP.
svMUostDM i. violence, LL(138*').
swtStoorm rich, fruitful : violent.
swftSfaonnende becoming violent, WW374^.
swISferMf (y) bold, brave, rash
±swI8from very Hrong, vigorous, adv. -Hoe.
swlShwsDt very active. Run 5.
swItStayqi^nde (i)t bold-minded.
awKlan to become strong : prevail : fix.
flwttnio intense, excessive, severe, vident, M :
immense, M : effective, adv. -Hoe, AO,GP.
swTSUones 1 excess, RBL73^.
sivMmilitlg very mighty, PPs85U.
swTSmdd stout-hearted, brave : ins(dent,
arrogant.
nrt9m6&DM f. magnanimity.
swIVnes 1 excess, violence, CM 458.
BWftSor oomp. of 8wi<5e.
swlSra comp. of 8wi6.
swlVrian = sweSrian
swtSrlan to avaH, prevail, M.
swlSmel very quick, agile, C&a82.
swTSspeoendft (y) v&hose, talkative, OEG
swlSspreoel talkative, LPs IK
fWlSstlnoende strong-smeUing, WW408".
swItSfltrang very strong, BH 38*^6.
swlttotrtme having a strong current, rapid,
BH38«.
swtttowige strong-sounding, heroic, OEG.
swKtir=8wr6or oomp. of 8wI6e.
fwlung t spasm, cramp, WW 112".
swIUnga =swigunga
swodrian to be fast asleep, SPb3^
swoeg=8w6g; 8woesendu=8w»8enda
swoetnes (GL,VPs)=8wetne88
■wog ( VPs) =8w5g
swogan^ to sound, roar, howl, rustle, whistle,
rattle, Cr,Gen. {'sough']
+8W0feii in a swoon, silenced, dead, M.
+8wogeiiiies v. in-s.
+swdgiiiig 1 swooning, Lod.
swol n. heat, burning, flame, glow, [swelan ;
Oer. 8ohwiil]
swoletS = 8weolo6
' swolgen pp. of swelgan.
swolgettan to gargle, wash the throat, Lod.
swollg 1 burning, Lcd,WW.
swollen pp. of swellan.
■wolotS, 8wolot$a m., 8wolot$e7 f. (OEG 23'^)
»8weolotS
swolten pp. of sweltan.
swolutS {M) = 8weolotS ; Bwolwe = 8wealwe
sworn =8wamm L and IL ; swon=8wan
swonoor = swanoor
swong =8wang pret. 3 sg. of swingan.
swongor heavy, inert. {Oer. schwanger]
swongomes f . sHoth, laziness, CP.
swonriUI = 8waiirad ; swopu (NG) =8wipu
swor (Ex239)=8por
8w5r L pret. 3 8g. of swerian. II.=sar.
IIL=8weor
swoFa=8wSora; sworoMsweoro
sworoen pp. of sweoroan.
sword =Bweoid
sworen pp. of swerian.
s woret endMo breathing hardly, short-winded,
WW365*.
sworettan to breathe hard, pant, yawn, sigh,
M.
sworet-ung, -tung f. hard breathing, panting,
sobbing, sighing, moaning, M.
sworfen pp. of sweorfan.
swomJan (a) to coagulate, Gl.
sworon pret. pL of swerian.
swostor = 8 weostor
swot svfeet, JnL,Nar,OEO. adv. swote
JEOr. {'soot']
swotlio savoury, sweet, CP311'. adv. -lice.
swotmete m. sweetmeat, dainty, Bo33**.
swotnes f. sweetJiess, DR,8hr. {'sootness']
swotol = sweotol
swdt-stenoe, -stenoende sweet-smeUing.
swotSimg = sweSung
+swdwu]ig = +8wogung
swaglaii(CP)=8wiffian; swiile=8wilc
swulgon pret. pL of swelgan.
swulton pret. pL of sweltan.
swulimg = suluig
swummon pret. pL of swimman.
swunoon pret. pL of swinoan.
-flwundennes v. a-s.
swungen pp.» swxmgon pret. pL of swingan.
swur-, 8wur-=8weor-, sweor-
swust-er, -or, -ur (M) =8weo8tor
SWUTEL 288 SYNDERLICNBS
fwu(-«l-, -ol-, -ul- =8weotol- «ylg ds., sylh da. and nap. of sul, snlli.
swfkwUui=swigiaa; twye-=Bwic- 8yUiearwa=SigeUiearwa
fwyftMswift; ■w^-=Bwi^- +syUi1to n. team o/ oceen. [snlh]
sw^=Bwige; 8wyl-=8wil- vjfUan to sutty, aoU, pollute, CP ,MeL ['««2e']
•wyllend=8we]gend «yll I. f. '«u2,* threshold, foundation^ base^
■wylt (i) m. de^h [sweltan] basis, jB,B,GP. II. nap. of suUl
8wylt-=swelt- syUa m. ^ver, RBL25^ [seilan]
swyltewaluf 1 agony of death. ^lla (Deob 6) =8glla (seira) y. sdl L
•wyltdaBrl- m. death-day. syUan (iG) = seilan ; ^ylle =87!! I.
■wyltdia« m. death, PPsSS^. vyllend {M) =Bellend ; syiltoMseldlic
iwylthwDf 1 hour of death S]flofr, sylofiBn =Beolfor, seolfren
■wym-=8wim- ; sw^lHswm s^lra=8llTa y. s61 L
■wyn- =Bwin- ; twyp- (N) =Bweop- ±8ylten (e) to salt, season, JK. [sealt]
fw^TMsweor; 8wyrdiH8weoid tSmtk=a6ma; a^maii^^maa
swyrtK pros. 3 ag. of sweorfan. iymlMl I. n. feast-day, festivity, revd, feasts
+8w98iies = +8w£8nee; 8wyiter=BweoBtor AO : {^) festival, holy dc^. ILMsimbel
fwytel, BwytolMBweotol ; sw^MswfK aymbelealie m. chalice, TC516'^
8W^wlan=8ugian, swigian aymbeloennM f. feael of a nativity, DR.
8^=816 pres. Bubj. of beon. symbeldSBg m. feast-day, festival, hMday, M.
syb, BybbMsibb symbele = Bimble
±8^oan (S, i) to suckle : wean, ASPslSO*. isrmbelgil boisterous with carousing, drunk,
[Bucan] DD 79.
qrce (i, i?) suckling, 0E657'. symbelgvraord n. banqueting, feasting,
8^cIlaii=nolian carousal, Sol407.
syoomer m. sycamore, Bk4. symbelglfa m. giver offcasts. An 1419.
8^ prea. 3 8g. of suoan ; ^oan. symbelhtis n. gue^^chamber, LkLR22'*.
+8yd n. waUowing-place, WW146^^ [aSo- 8yinbellan=B7mblian
8an] symbelllo festive : solemn, adv. -Uoe
^l-faid; +9ydlan = +8idian solemnly.
qrlaiiiHseofon ; 8yte=8ife g ymbe lmdnaWto adj. of a festival month f
tStoT&ib abstemious, RB 1 19>*. WW375**.
i^erUo (e) neat, cleanly, pure, sc^. adv. oymbeliiAS 1 festival, feasting, festivity, M i
-lice. solemn assembly, solemn office.
S^eme asm. of ayfre. symbeltid f. festival-time.
^emea t cleanliness, purity, sobriety, symhtlwMg weary with feasting, Gws(2M0.
moderation, M. symbelwlonc elated with feasting. Mod 40.
sytetSa = seofotSa ; syflan = aeofian symbelwynn 1 joy of feasting, B 1782.
+«yfUui to provide with relishes, flavour. aymUan to feast, banquet, CP.
[aufl] symble (i%2) =simble adv.
syfUge, syfling (i£) f. food, pap, broth, soup : symbllan (i) to feast, carouse, CP.
seasoninq, rdish. symelMeymbel
syf ol = auf el ; syton = aeofon aymfiringwyrt f . violet, WW322*.
^tre (e, i) dean, pure, chaste, sober, abstinent, syml = symbel L ; syml- = aimbl-
temperate, M. [(?er. aanber] 8ymiieiillo=8einnendlic; syn^aynn
syftan =8iftan ^n I. =8ien f. II. =tan, aien prea. pL snbi.
lyge I. m. sight, aspect, view, FT 64? IL» of wesan (beon). IIL =ein L
aige L ayn- v. aJao ain-, aynn-.
sygel = Biffel ; sygor = sigor synbend m. bond of sin, Nio504**.
«yh=8eon imperat. of aeon ; 8yht=8tiht synbot t penance, LL(316'i).
lyhtJ preB. 3 sg. of Beon I. and 11. lynbryne m? burning ardour of sin, ICFH
+ayh«e(BP8l20*)=-h8ehCe; Byl=8yle 143".
^^1 I. f. column, pillar, support, AO. [Oer. synbyrten f. burden of sin.
Baule] II. ds. of buI, aulh. lynbyslg guHt-haunted, B2227.
t^ln m. ploughman, OEG2357. [Bulh] 8ynd=Bind pres. pi. ind. of weaan (bSon)
C^Ubz f. a kind of axe, WW379» (v. ES +8ynd- = +8und- '*
43-327). syndibd I pnful deed.
ayle, Bylen miry place, waUowing-pltxce, 8yndan=8enaan
OEG. [sol] 8ynder-=Bundor-
8ylen = Belen aynderA (u*) f . special law, DR IW^\
syleK preB. 3 sg. of Byllan. aynderllo (e) singular, separate, special
aylfwaelf peculiar, private, ^,CP : remote, adv!
syUer, Bylfor, aylfor (M)=Beolfor -lice, [aundor]
iylipen(^)= seolfren synderUonea f. separateness, separation,
ayUwUI- {M) = selfwill- seclusion, OEQ : singularity, GD 286i*
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SYNDERLIPE
289
TACON
flyiidor-]I|»e, -lype, -lypig peculiar, special,
adv. -lipes (y).
^ynderwur ginyn t imn. special lumour, pre-
rogaHve, WW 178*'.
+syodglBXk to make to prosper, BH320^'.
syndlg skilled in swimming, CraBS,
symllr- = synder-
+8yndU&caii (synt-) to cause to prosper,
RP8ll7»
syndolh n. deadly wound, B817 (ordain-?).
«yiidon=8mdon pres. pL ind. of wesan
(beon).
Syndoiilso/n<^n,MF173.MPl-592. [L,Qk.]
syndra? m., syndxe? f. = Binder
±syiMlriaii to sunder, separate, divide.
syndilg (i) separate, single : * sundry,* f?arious,
M I special, private, peculiar, exceptional,
partiadar, M,AO,CP : characteristic :
(difltiibutive) one each, [sundor]
syndrige adv. separately, spedaUy, apart,
cUone.
syndrlgendUo discretive, JEQr229\
qmdrlglle special, peculiar, adv. -lice
specially : separately.
syndning v. a-s.
syndurS = synderS
synew- = sinew- ; and v. ^ynu.
synfih sin-stained, Cb1083.
±8yiiglan to sin, transgress, M,CP.
syng^rlgendlio = syndrigendlic
syn-grin, -gryn f. snare or mischief of sin,
harm.
syngung f. transgression, HL12^''. ['sin-
ning*]
synlMhter m. stain of sin, W134K
synUas 'sinless,* guiltless, innocenl, CP,
Jn,W.
synltaw sinful inmry, W166*^.
synlio sinfui, foul, wicked, adv. -lice,
synn (e, i) f. (f) injury, mischief, enmity,
feud : 'sin,* guilt, crime, Bl,Bo,Chr,VPs ;
CP.
synn- see also syn-.
synnadsag (N) =8unnandiBg
synneoge f. female sinner, MH 126*.
synnes adv. always f Kh, but v. LL455*.
synnfiil 'sinful,* guiUy, wicked, corrupt, Bl,
LkL,VPs;CP.
synnglend m. sinner, EPslll^.
+«yiiiiian to commit adultery, NG.
synnlg guiUy. punishable, criminal : sinful,
CP.
synnlust m. desire to sin, M.
syno1S=seonoS
synrita m. pressure of sin, temptaUon, LL
(284«).
synrfkst m. canker of sin, Cb1321.
synHMseatfa, -BoatSaf m. sin-stained wretch,
sinful outrager.
synscyldig wicked, DD168.
8ynt=Bind pres. pi. ind. of wesan (bSon).
-l-^nt- = -Fsynd-
±8ynto 1 soundness, health : prosperity,
welfare, salvation, [geennd]
O. H.
synwraout f. punishment for sin.
Synwund i. wound of sin.
synwyroendef sinning.
8ypan=8ypian
sype m. wetting, act of soaking through. Bo.
['sipe*]
syplan (i) to absorb, drink in, Lcdw).
['sipe*] V
97plan=8ipian; 8ypo»syppo=swipa
syrc m., syrce 1 =S3rric, syrioe
8yie=8earwe, v. searo; s^=8iere
8yredon=8ier(w)edon pret. tL of sierwan.
syretung f. lurking place, WW 440*. [seam]
8yrewreno = searo wreno
syrewung = searwung
syrfe f. service-tree, EC373. [L. sorbus]
syrftdtow n. service-tree, KC3-3792«.
syric, 8yTice=8ero, serce
spring f. sour milk, buttermilk, [sur]
8yTOde=8ierwde pret. 3 sg. of sierwan.
syruMsearo
8yrwa=Bearwa gp. of searo.
syr-wan, -wian {M) = sierwan
Syrware mpL Syrians.
syrwung = sierwung
8yTwwreno= searo wreno; 8y8ter=8eflter
^9 I. =878. II. V. 8ut$ adv. IIL pres.
3 sg. of seotSan.
8^8-= siS-; 8y8an=sit$t^an
t^m {BCLcd) V. sa9. ['souther*]
^st pree. 2 sg. of seotSan.
sy9tSan=Bi6<8an; s^wtan^rseowian
syz, syx- (AO)=siez, siez-, six-
U^l.t'toe,*CpJ,L,WW. II.f.(iE)=tanni.
tabele, tablu t, tabnl m. =tabule
tabiito f. 'table,* BH : a wooden hammer, or
piece of wood struck as a signal for ass&nb-
ling monks, CM : writing tablet : gaming
table : table of the law. [L.]
Uu»n* to 'take,^ seize, (7Ar 1072*.*d.
H-taodan to tame, subdue, GPH402.
tftoen, tacn n., nap. taoen, taonu 'token,*
symbol, sign, signal, mark, indication, sug-
gestion, B,BH,CP,Lcd,8Ps : portent, marvel,
wonder, miracle, Bl;M : evidence, proof :
standard, banner.
tioeneirool m. indiction, TC126'.
tAonan (Cp) =t»onan
tftenberend m. standard-bearer, .^!Gb27^*.
t&enbora m. standard-bearer : guide.
±tftenlan to mark, indicate : betoken, denote,
signify, represent, Bl,Bo ; CP : portend :
demonstrate, express, ['token*]
+tAGnl(g)endlic typical, emblematic, MH.
2-278" ;iEP 122".
d:tionung f. sign, presage, token. Bo :
manifestation, signification, type, Bo,BH :
indication, symptom, proof : dispensatioTi^
AO601. ['tokening*]
tioon, tacim=tacen
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TAOOB 290 TALENTS
floor, t&our m. brother-in-law, M, UUbol (i) f. blaime, reproof, CP : Mander,
tide»t&di(g)ei 'fcNui,' TfVF. calumny, inmtU,
tsBbere a weaving tool? tenterhookf WW +t8Bliliii il order, muscewion, Sol38.
204^^ d:telsiim til nun^btra, rhythmic, OEG.
Ueeajk to trantfer, trandaie, M. [ON. taka] taiang f. reproof, CP : dander, derieion.
±tAeaii to show, declare, demonstrate, JB, tAlwoorS«=tnlwiert^-
AO,BHJjLrRB : 'teach' ('i-ioBche'), in- tAl-wlorSe, -wiertnic repreheneMe, blame-
etrwctf train, ^,El,BoJM,LL ; CP : pre- worthy, CP. adv. -lioe.
ecribe, direct, JB,CP,WW. +t. fram die- MUwlortnisiiM (eo*) 1 reprehensible conduct,
miaa, LL162[22]. blameablenese, CP52^.
tAoing 1 teaching, instruction, M : doctrine : +t8BlwfB discreet, capable, WW207^ :
direction, injumiion, command, rule. skilled in arithmetic
tftonan to mark by a token, denote, designate, ttUwyrd-, tftlwyrtS- =:t£lwier6-
mark out. [Oer.zekihB.ea] tAiiuui=tiemaii
-tAono y. earfoV-t. tSBiiMopIle 1 sieve-frame, sieve-stand? sieve^
tAonend m. indicator, A 13-329. stake? LL456[17]. [cp. tenunan]
tftonlan =taciuan t8BiiiUui(GDll")=temian
tBbeoingt demonstration, proof, BoW^. tAnel (e^, P) m. wicker basket, ^,WW.
tSBlelMtefl [*teana*; tan]
taifl in. cube, die, game with dice or tables. tAnen mcide of twigs, OEG. [tan]
[L. tabula] t8Biig-=teng-; tAiiU=tnnel
taifl-oii, -ian to gamble, Gl. taoppa m. 'tap, * spigot, IM.
tSBfle adj. given to dice-playing, GnE 185. taoppe f T strip of stuff or cloth, 'tape, ' W W
tnflere m. gambler. 107".
teeflstin m. gambling-stone, die, Gl. tsopp-^, -et n. figured cloih, tapestry, earpet,
tSBfluog 1 gaming, playing at dice. TC,WW. Vtapet']
tAg = teag toppelbrod n. footstool, NG.
tflBgol, tegl (e) m. 'tail,* LL,WW;M. taoppvn m. tapster, tavern-keeper, Sc,WW.
n. hair of the taU, Lod1-360»». Vtapper']
togVlan(M)=teogo'5iaa tasppottre 1 tapstress, female tavern-keeper.
(^(7) =tSariaii JS. ['tapster']
tBtahor (NG) = tear tSBppet = tsBpped
tAhte pret. 3 sg. of t£can. tsopplan to open {a cask)? furnish it
UbI (a, e) n. number. tap or spout? /if 125. ['tap*]
tAl (a) 1 blame, reproach, calumny, abuse, t8»ppUlirod=t»ppelbred
CP,WW : blasphemy, ['tele*] tax pret. 3 sg. of teran; tAr=tear
+t8Bl I. (e, ea) n., nap. 4-tala number, series, tAtan (±) to pull, tear, comb, card. Led :
Mt; M : number of people, tribe : catalogue, (f) wound, injure, cusaulL ['tease*]
WW418** : estimation, opinion, ['i-td*] ±t§baie pleasant. Met : convenient, suitable, B.
IL adj. np. +tale sufift, ready, PPs56*. ['i-tase*]
t8Bla=tela +tAse n. advantage, convenience : pleeuuref
dbtAlan (e) to blame, censure, scold, reprove, CP387 : useful thing, implemenL
reproach, accuse, M,AO,CP : speak HI cf, +tAsed soothed? CP297^^
slander, insuU, deride, Bo,LL,WW : dis- tAsel f . 'teasel* {plant), Lcdl'2B2^.
pute. ['tele*] +iBMiiD convenient, adv. -lioe e<mve»iefil^ :
t8Blberend=te]gberend gently, s(^tly, smoothly, CP.
+t8Biolrcul m. eycZe, «er»e«, WW204**. taBsDoe (NG)=t$eBlioe
+taolcr8Bft m. arithmetic, M{e). +tA6iie8 f. convenience, WW.
+ta»ld =+teld; -tAle v. ISof-, un-t. tA6U=teo8a
tAlend m. slanderer, backbiter i mocker, tAtan to caress, Wy4. [tat?]
scoffer ; reprover. taetteea m? rag, tatter, shred? M.
tAlende censorious, slanderous. tAtS=tetS, v. td9.
tAIero (S) m. derider, scoffer, KGl751*. -tAwe (do) v. sBl-t.
^-tasXtSAXmea&urabite, LPs38*. tagantea helde f. 'artemisia* {plant), WW
tAltul (a) blameworthy, NC325. 296*o.
taelgHitelg tiUi pret. 3 gg. of teon IL
tAllilehterm.derw»(m,WW172*. [hleahtor] tihe(GL)=ta
taeUan = talian tUispura m. spur, tip of toe? WW 197K
taella (GPH394)=te]ga; t»Ilan=tellan tfthte=t8Bhte pret. 3 se. of t&can.
tAllfos blameless, CP. adv. -lice, CP. tal (N) = talu ; UlMtaS ; tala = tela
tAUic blameworthy, slanderous, blasphemous, tald =teald pp. of teUan.
adv. -lice. +talo v. tssl.
taelmearo f. (2a<e, perux;, Gn849. [tain] talente f. 'talent* {money of account), AO.
taalmet n. measure, portion. As 1 13. [talu] [L. ]
TALIAN 291 TELQIAN
taUan (») (aiteUAn) to count, calculate, ttem (e) m. deaccTidant, fami^, race, Une,
reckon, aooownt, consider, think, esteem, JS,Mk,TG : child-bearing, A : company,
vaS^ke, CP : air\fue, CP : tdl, relate, M : band, M : *team* {of horses, oxen, etc.),
impute, M, WW i tfouching to warranJby, right oj juris-
+ta]80lp6 m. muUiiude, NQ. diction in matters of warranty, EC{e),LL.
talt*=t6alt- +ttaota (y) m. warrantor, surely, LL.
talu 1 'tdle,^ series, calculation : telling, ttaman=tieinan
relation, communication, narrative, M,KC : ttemfol fruitful,LPs,WW, [v. *teemfull*]
fable, tale, story : accusation. tfamUui=tiemaa
4-talu ▼. +tnL ttenqidl m. breeding pool, £0322^.
tilwyrS- = telwiertS- tten- (A) = teon- ; toiiper (K) = tapor
tain 'tame,' M,Bo,WW : Uraetable, gentle, ttopor (XceQstSafor
mild, Bo,On, tiUr m. drop, Cr,Lcd :* tear,' B,Bl ; CP : v^iat
tama m. tameness, Bo^Mbt. is di^iUed from anything in drops, ' nectar, '
tamolaii (o tame, MotAe, NC326. WW',(M,
-tamool y. un-t. tearfllan to turn, roU, toaUow, Mk9*°.
tftn L m. twig, rod, switch, branch : rod of iing^t»iiddtear-shedding,tearful,Nia50S^.
divination, IL shooting f spreading f Gbv tfoilaii (tidherian, 3^) to weep, JnL. ['tear']
23aO. IIL pL of ta. ttarig, tSarlio tearful
ttnede having a disease of the toest WW tfarig hMor w ith tearful cheeks, Gibn2274.
161» team (WW286') =steam ; tearos y. teoni.
±taiig, tange (o) 1 (sff. and jfi.) pincers, tMii sharp, rough, severe, ^,0S0. ['tart';
' tongs, ' forceps, M,BE,Cp, Wvf ;&. tsar, pret. of teran]
+taiig (w. d.) in contact with (*-piet. 3 8g. teartUe jAorp, rough, M, ady. -lice, OEO,
of +tingan). [*tor%n
+taiig]foe together, RB47^*. taartiiM i sharpness, roughness, hardness,
tinblyta m. soothsayer, augur, diviner, WW OEG ; M. ['tartness']
189*. [tan, hlot] VsaaiiivmaXbiting, effectual, Umhl^V.
tAnhlytere m. soothsayer, diviner, WW183». teaaUM (NG) =88BaIioe
+taiiiied tanr^, WWIW. ['tan'] tfo« =t6oi5, pros. pi. of teon L and IL
tannen m. ' toitner,' ZC2-411. tebl, tebl-, tebil- =tffifl, tefl-
taper(/x:(i,Tffr)=Upor tio-=t8Bo.; +tM =+tdad
ti^enn 1 smda axe, Chb 1031a ;GG28^<. tMe pret. of ( r)H6n to srroto rou^A. [toh]
[ON, taparox] tMerMtyder; tMr-=t;dr.
tapor (ea^; e*, a*) m. lamp-wick, 'taper,' tefel, tefil=t89fl; t0frung=tifning
candU, CP : afe^le light, Ph 114. [Cdticf] tCg =:t8ag ; tfigaa (M) = tiegan
taporlwrend m. ac(^yte, Gl. tfig« =tiffe ; tegl = ts^l ; tlgK- = tdo9-
taran y. teoru. t§h=tdan pret. 3 sg. of teon.
targa? m., targe T 1 small shield, buelder, KC. tebarlan (A) = teanan
[y. 'targe'] tehher, teher {NG)=teta
+tU|:Ml furnished with a shield, OEG 2259. tttiton = tdhton pret pi of tfioan.
taru 1 tear, rent, [teran] telss (N) = tnsn ; +talHl+t8Bl ; t«l- = t£].
ta80l,ta8ul(GL)=teoflel; -t&wera y. fl»80-t. tela (i, ea, eo) L ady. well, fitly, properly,
±tftwtaii to prepare, make ready, make : till, righUu, very, good, CP : prosperoudy,
cultivate, BH : harass, afflict, insult, JB,AO. beneficially. II. interj. toeU! good/
t. td bysmore outrage, profane, M,W. ±tielAn. tent, tabernacle, JB,BH,TC. ['teld']
[' taw'] +teldgehnwii]ig 1 tabernacle, A 8-308>*.
te-=td-; tte(NG)=tien teldlan to spread (net), set (trap), Cp,PPs.
+tfod (e) pp. of +t$on. ['teld']
ttafor I. n. red, red lead, vermilion, purple, teMstlooa m. tent-peg, M,
WW. [y. 'tiver'] II. or ? teaforgeap +teldiiiigf. to&emocle, EPsl8^ 77^.
(y. GK), meaning doubtful, RuinSI. +teldwi]r9i]]ig f. feast of tabernacles, WW
ttag {&, e) f. cord, band, thong, fetter, Cr, 107^^
WW{&) : case, chest : enclosure, ['tie'] teldwyrhta m. tent-maker, M.
tfogan =teogan, tten ; tSagor {€/u) = tSar telede =tealde pret. 3 sg. of tellan.
tteh I. pret. 3 sg. of tSon L and IL II.» +telfer8 nm. catalectic verse, OEG.
teag telg (sb) m. dye, colour, Uncture.
teal- =tal-, teal-, tel- telga m. twig, branch, bough, shoot, CP : pole,
t«al- = t&l- ; +teald = +teld stock, EC96'.
tealde pret. 3 sg. of tellan ; tealgor =te]gor +te]g-aii, -ian to dye, W W.
tealt unstable, precarious, Run,W. ['tealt'] telgberend yielding a dye, WW462^*.
tealtlan, t3altrian (a) to totter; shake, stumble, telgestre (89^) m. dyer, GD342*.
waver : be untrustworthy : atfible. [cp. Oer. tellan L to put forth branches, Rim34.
zelter] IL = talian. IIL = telgan
19—2
TELGOR
202
TEOSWIAN
UHgor ml, telgra m., telgre f. twig, branch,
shoot, M,Lcd. [v. 'hOe*]
tolgung 1 d^ft, purple dye, WW.
toUan = tilian
±t0lbui [m, ea) to 'teU* (S'-feSe*), reckon,
number, compute, calcutaie, ^,Bi,Lk :
accourU, eetimaie, consider, think, esteem,
beheoe, CP,Mi : charge against, impute to :
staJte, recount, enumerate, announce, relate,
JS,Bo,Chr. t. gelio compare, [tala]
-tellMidlle T. un-t.
toltrt, teltreo n. weaving-toolf tenterhook f
tent-pegr WW.
tiiil=team; ttma^tama
tiiiiaii=tieiiian
tfimbynt m. failure to secure a voucher, EG
202. [t€am]
TenMt, Temese 1 river Thames, AO. [L.
Tamiflia]
±tfliiMSlaii to sift, MkL{i*). ['temse']
zttamUui to tame, subdue, M,CP : (+) suffer,
permit, Mh2S*^\
tampel, tempi n. 'temple,' jB,BI,CP,0,VPs.
[L, templom]
tvnpttl-=templ-
tompelgeat n. temple-door, W49**.
tamplgewaore n. structure of the temple,
tiiinplhUgung f . dedication of the temple,
OEG40".
t«mplle adj. of a temple, OEG.
±tamprlaii v. to ''temper,* moderate, ^,8c :
cure, heal, M : control, curb, jB (refl.), Led
Sc [Lat.]
iempnuig f . tempering, moderation,
tte ( VP8)i-Ktien ; tfinan = tymm, tdonaD
-tondan (y) v. a-, for-, on-t.
tender =tynder
tend-lng, -ling t burning, stinging, NC,OD,
Vtinding']
tSne =:tien ; tinel {Ep) =tnnel
±teiigaii (se) to press towards, hurry, hasten,
M. SiweK t. get away, get off, -i-t. on
assail, AO.
+teiige near to, resting on : oppressing,
burdensome, AO.
tfiiiU=tcenel
tennan to lure, coax? Wy4T
tte pres. 1 8g. of teon I. and 11.
teoehlan = teohhian
tiode pret. of teon IIL, teogan, teohhian.
teofenlant to join, put together,
tiotor=teafor; tBofrlan=tifrian
tflogan {OHO. gizehon) = teohhian
teogeiSa, teogooa=tgoVa
teogoKlan to * tithe,* grant or pay tithes, CP :
divide by ten, M.
teoh fm., gds. teohhe race : band, troop, com-
pany, society. {Oer. zeche]
iioh imperat. of teon.
+tioh n. matter, material, universe f Rim2.
teolihe V. teoh.
dzteofablan to determine, intend, propose, M :
consider, think, judge, estimate.
+teohhui|g 1 arrangement, ordering, HL
teolilan= teohhian; teol-=tel-, til-
teol9yrl n. * foramen,* 'fenestra,* OEG.
toom(MtR2P)=tam
tion I. (±) sv* to puU, tug, draw, drag, row
(boat), BH,CP,LL : withdraw, take, LL
356,70 : entice, allure, induce, lead, bring,
BH,Bl,Bo,Ou; OP : bring up, educate, AS,
Chr : arrogate, CP : bring forth, produce, AS :
restrain, LL : betake oneself to, go. roam,
Bo : (-h) string up, play (instrument).
+togen lengthened, long [of vowds), iDGs
49^«. I'tee,* 'i-teon* ; neohan] IL by^
(but forms belonging to teon L often
found) accuse, censure, M,LL ; AO. [*tee* ;
*tihan] IIL {±)to prepare, furnish forth,
arrange, adorn, deck : produce, work, ereaie,
make, M : fix, establish, constitute, ordain.
[= teohhian] IV. num.=tien. V. n.=
teona. VL=deon (▼. JAW 19)
ttena m. injury, hurt, wrong, Bl,Mt ; AO :
accusation, reproach, insult, contumely, M,
AO,CP : anger, grief : malice, M : enmity,
hostUity. [^teen*]
tfionan (y) to injure, irritate, vex, trouble,
grieve : slander, insuU.
tfonewlde m. hurtful speech : blasphemy,
tfonewldlan to dander, calumniate, Gl.
tiond L m. accuser, LL. II. drawer, BH
288".
tfone f.= teona
ttenere m. danderer, LPs7K
ttenful danderous, evil, rebellious, painful,
SPs,W;M. Vteenful*]
ttenbetef m. midicious hate.
tfonlan (y) injure, irritate, LPs : slander.
Vteen*]
iiioiMaa free from suffering, MF174.
ttonUrl* m. destroying flame
tfonllc destructive, shameful, hurtful adv.
•lioe.
tfonrAden (e*) f. abuse, wrong, injury,
humiliation, M.
tfonamffi m. evil-doer, Girl76.
tfonttg = hmidtdontig
tfonword n. reproach, abuse, calumny.
d:ttorlan to fail, cease, become weary, be tired,
exhausted, Cp,Lcd,LL,WW : *tire,* weary,
exhaust, PPs. [teran]
-ftterigendUc /aain^, defective, Sol81«
teoro=teoni
-htiorodiMS f. debility, weariness.
teon m. 'calamus,* 'veretrum,* Lcd,WW.
Vtarse*]
tebru (e) n., oocl. gs. tearos and wk. a. taran
* tar, * bitumen, distillation from a tree, resin,
gum, balsam, Cp,Lcd : wax from the ear.
±tterimg f. exhaustion, weariness, M,
teosel (a, e) m. die {'tessera*). [L.]
teocu (e, e) f. harm, injury, ruin.
teoeusprAc 1 harmful speech, PPslSO^.
teoeuword (teao-) n. calumny, harmful speech.
teotwlan (e) to injure, harm, Sol04.
TEOD
293
TIGL
ISO'S pres. pL of 'teon I. and IL ttdUo timely, seaaonabie, opportune, AO :
tioHa (e) ^ietUh,' MrAO,Chr, tSoSan cU&l temporal : iemporary. adv. -Hoe.
ienih part, ' tithe, ' [teogeSa] ttdUones 1 opportunity, fit time, NG.
ttetto tenthly, LL181[10]. fldnm =t7draii
±ttetSiaii to divide hy ten, tithe, M : take a tfdrtn m. timely rain, M.
tenth : give tithes, CP. ±tldrlaii (y) to become feMe, weak : decay,
tio'Vlng=tSot$mig tldBang mn. hour-eervices, canonical hours,
ttoKlngdflBg m. tithing day, tenth day, lauds, M. ^^
tMSlngealdor m. ruler over ten, dean, tSdweHsLWBnm. astrologer, WW VJQ* ^^
captain of ten. fldseriptor m. ehronograp?ur,chronieler, WW
ttofSlngmaiin m. * tithing-man,* headborough, 204^' (hybrid word).
LL : captain of ten, jE, ttdMnimg f . service at one of the canonical
tMSmig t division into ten, decimation, hours, FBO.
tenth part, tithe, * tithing,* ^,Lk,LL : band tldum adv. at times, occasionally,
of ten men, LL, tidung f. (usu. pL) event, tidings, news, Chr,
tMSungoSiV m. tithe, Bl30^^ ['tiding']
tMSuoggaom diligent in paying tithes, A ttdwritere m. chronicler, Ql.
12-518'^ tldwurdimg 1 service at one of the canonical
ttelSiiiigland n. land set apart for tithes, LL hours, HL11*\
2-760.
tAo'Siuigsoaatt m. tithing-money, tithes,
tfowlic=tdwlic
tepod {KGl), tepet^teepped ; t»r {Lcd)^tSfa
4-ter n. tearing, laceration : thing torn :
tumult, discord.
ddymbwlfttend (e*) m. astrologer, Lcd.
tlMer-=t]d6r-; tledran=tydraii
±ttegBii (e, i, y) to 'tie,* bind, JB,CP ijoin,
connect, ^Qr. [tSag]
flegle=tigle; tleht-=tyht.
tfehtf pres. 3 sg. of teon I. and II.
±teran^ (ea, eo) to tear, lacerate, Bo,Jud,LL, tiel- =til- ; tleiiia=tima
Sc. tfoman (fi, h,i^ y) to bring forth, engender,
terdnm (A13*34)=teartne8 beget, propagate, J&,W : make answerable
tergan = tirgan for ariother person, call as vtitness, M : vowk
termen m. term, end. \L. terminns] to warranty, LL. ['teem* ; team]
tero, teru (Ep,WW) =teoru +IIeme I. (g, y) suitable, IL (y) team, yoke,
te8-=teos-; +Utoe = +tn8e M,
teter m. tetter, skin eruption, eczema, ring- tlen (e, i, y) num. 'ten,* CP.
worm, Gl,CP.
teterwert f. celandine, [wyrt]
tetliig=tyhtimg; ttS v. tdt$.
tMa=teot$a; -teweftra v. wull-t.
n =Tiw ; ttan (N) = teon IIL
fiber n. offering, sacrifice, victim.
tlbernes t sacrificing, destruction, A050^*.
tteoen (y) n. kid, M{y),MtL. ['ticchen*]
tiogBn (NG)=ticcen
tfegende proudly adorned, OEG.
ttela m. 'tick* {insect), 01.
tlotator m. dictator, A070*. [L,]
tfonajnbre holding ten ambers, LoD32b(y).
tienbebod (S) n. decalogue, 0£G11^«^
tlenfeaU (y) tenfold.
\leiig«wliitred (y) ten years old, LL 19[27h].
tfenbund (S) thousand.
ttennlhte (y) ten days old, ANS 129-22.
tfenstrenge (d, i) ten-stringed, VPs.
ffonwlntre ten years old, M{f),
tier heapf (GK). dropf (Sedgei), Met20<»^?
tlfe 1 bitch, LcD64a.
titer =tiber
tUiiui(eo,f) to paint, depict, figure, [teafor]
tid f. time, period, season, while, ^,AO,B, titrung (e) f. picture, AS2(H'.
BH,0. on tide at the proper time : hour, -tig (e, y) v. tore-, fortS-t. ; Ttg^Tiw
jE,Chr : feast-day, festal-tide, Chr,MH : tlgan=tieffan; tIgeMtyge
canonical hour or service, LL,WWy ['tide*] tigel, tigele f. earthen vessel, crock, pot,
tfdan (±) to betide, happen, Bo,LL : faU to potsherd : 'tile,* brick, AO ; Mdf : slabs for
{one*s lot), BC. [' tide, * ' i-tide*] roofing, Cp,Lcd, VPs.
tIdant$taiiiig=t]dV^nung tlgelseme f. tile kilnf house of brick f KC
Udd- =tid-, t^d- 3130«».
ttddfigf m. lifetime. tlgelen made of pot, earthenware, SPs2*.
tldeOoe = tidlice tlgelfig tile-adorned. Am 842.
tIdeinbw]Atand=tidymbwlatend tigelgeweoro n. brick-making, M.
tider, tidre (S, ie, y) weak, frail, infirm, tlgeUteh m. brick-field, KC5-267'^.
faint-hearted : fleeting. tigelstto m. tHe, ESlim. ['tilestone*]
tlderllc (e, ie) weak, CP. tigelwyrhta (y) m. brick-mtJter, potter.
ttdemes (e, ie) f. frailty {of body or soul). tlgen pp. of teon II.
ddfara m. one 10AO travels at his own con- tiger pL tigras 'tiger,* jB,Nar.
veniencef Cb1674 (or ? two words). tlggan=st!egan
ttdgenge having a mmUhly course, periodical, Uglng f . tie, connection, SA^tU 14K [tigan]
GPH392. tigl = (1) tigel ; (2) tygel
TIOLB 294 TIB
tigle 1 *muraenvkh * na-muXUtf WW18(P. UmpeftM 1 /emo^e Hmbrd-player, LPse?**.
ttgle, tigol(e) = tigel, tigele lin^to 1 a toeoiwr *« «iMtr«ffien<, LL465[ 15. 1 ].
tlgolgetel n. taleofhrieie, M (Ex5>*). tin L n. *(•< C7P. IL f. beam, rafter, Gl.
tfgon pret. pL of tSon n. IIL=tineii
t^^rtw o/ a iigtr, A4'161. t&i num. =tfeii
tlgtttan (AO) =U6ian dneUan to tickle, Sa
-tlga V. ^geSgetigii. [egtto] ; tllfulastigele +ttiielio=+tiiiffelic
tfhlaii=teoh£uui; tOitMtyht dud m. spike, l>eak, prong, tooth of a fork,
ma pies. 3 flg. of teon IL Cp,EpJ3oL ['<tw e']
til I. good, apt, suitable, useful, profiJUMe : ttniUg spiked, WW116^*.
exceueni : brave : abounding, ILf n. 0mx{- ttndllit/oried, jagged, beaked,
ness, fitness. III. n.=tilL IV. (N) prep. diiiire=tyndre
to, MtL.OET, [ Wis *] tliMii made of tin, MQr. [* tinnen *]
tlla=tela +tliig, tiiige= +tyikg, tynge
tUan f. endeawwr, GD 104". +flngaii' to press againk. As 138.
tUframmendA well-doing, Rd60^ +tliiger8Btt m. mechanics, HGl479.
ttlgan = tOian ; ttll (OET) r= twilio .fltalng ▼. galol-t
ttlla, tOig(e)a (y) m. tiUer, workman, hind, ttim beam, A 19*491.
labourer, farmer, husbandman, Mt ; M. ttniimn to stretch, Gl : desire, long for? bumf
Vtaie"\ RIM64.
tman (eo, y) to aim at, aspire to, strive after, ttniMn =tin6Q
try, endeomour, ^,Bl;CP : {±) procure, HastnagB^tieDSbteage
obtain, gain, provide, jB,Chr,PPs : exert tliitttgMtintreg
onesdf, work, make, generate, £,CP : tend, tlnterSegn =tintreg6egn
cherish, cuUivate, 'tiU,* plough, CP,Chr, Untng {AO',JE) n., tintrega m. torture,
LodJjL : trade, traffic, M : {±) treat, cure, torment, punishment, AO,Lk,W. l*tin-
tlUgaa=tilia tregh']
taing = tUung flntnganllc = tintregUo
tUlt n. station, standing-place, tlntnglan to torment, afflict, torture, punish,
tfll-=til. M,AO,
+taiaii to touch, attain, M. ttntngOefia of torment, infernal, BH346U
toilet adj. fit, good, adv. -Boe. ttaitregt tow f. jiLace of torment, GitthSS*.
tUrnddigf well-disposed, kind, good, tlntngtSesn m. torturer, executioner.
tM, tilSe (y ) 1 * tuth, ' labour, husbandry, W : tintrepiiig 1 torture, punishment, M.
crop, harvest, A : gain, profit, OEG. tliilrlBn (AO) =tmtregian
dhmg (eo, ie, io, y) f. aoguisttion, procuring : tlo- = teo- ; tlol- = tel-, tO-
care, solicitude : occupation, work, perform- Ur (y) m. {'\)fame, glory, honour, ornament :
once, CP : tending, culture, husbandry, M : name of the rune for t : name of a planet and
produce, gain, income, M. a god (Mars), Run 17.
ttma m. ' time, ' period,space of time, JB,A : tirtadlgt glorious, famous.
fixed time, CP,0,WW : favourable time, tbU&Bt:\ glorious, famous.
opportunity, CP : a metrical unit, A. tlrfniiiia m. prince of glory, Cb206.
t&nan=tieman tlrgan (e, y) to worry, exasperate, pain^
±tlmber n. * timber,^ building material, LL : provoke, excite, Ou. [*tor']
act of building : building, structure, BH, Urging (y) 1 *zelus,* provocation, BlPs.
Lcd,MtL,VPs : trees, woods, AO. [v. Mdf] UMbb inglorious, infamous, BS^.
timbergevroorc n. cutting timber, BC 1*344*. tUrmeahtigt of glorious might.
+tlmberMlgnng f . consecration of a building, tlrtS pres. 3 se. of teran.
OEGfiG*"^. tlrwlne m. {famous) follower, retainer, Hst
tlinberhiyeg m. wooded ridgef KC. 25*^.
tlmberland n. land given for repairing and tlt» tite=titt
maintaining buildings. tIteUan to indicate by a written mark, entitle,
tlmbor= timber ascribe, M. [L. titulus]
±tlmliran, timbrian to build, construct, erect, tltelung f. ' recapitulatio,* a giving of titles
eSed, do, AO,CP,PPs ; M ; edify, instruct : or headings, OEG 1163.
cut * timber. ' tltolose * tidvlosa ' (plant), OEG 66«*«.
+tlmlire n. building, structure, M,A.O. titt m. *teat,^ nipp le, br east, Lcd,LkLR.
timbrand mf. buUder. tittatryoal m. teat, WW158**.
timbrung f. act of building, M : structure : titol m. ^ title,* superscription, MkLlt^.
edification. [L. tituluB]
+tlmian {j) to happen, fall out, M. tU I. f. assent, permission : giving, grant,
tlmlle ad], temporal, earthly, adv. •lice boon, favour, concession, Js,BH (tigC).
quickly, soon, early, M. tiSe fremian to grant. [* tithe*} II. prea.
timpane f. timbrd. [X.] 3 8g. of tfon L and II.
TTOA 295 TOCWBDAN
tl6a m., tiSe f. (only in phr. t. beon, weorVan) tdbl^nd bawina dowrh tottering, WW386'<*.
tifutreriri, receiver, grantee, BH, Mi, [^ tithe "l t5bUMd y toUawan.
d:tl8tan (often w. g. thing and d. x>ers.) to tobUwan^ (bat with rare wk. pp. toUndd)
give, bestow, grant, permit, M,AO,BH. to blow to pieces, blast, scaUer, M : puff up,
['Uihe'^ inflate, distend, JS,Ud. ['tMow'^
tI9iiig=t6o6ung toblftwennes 1 inflation, M.
+tlu]]g 1 preparation, Gp684A. tobodlan to announce.
tturung = teoning toborstoniies f . abscess, Lod 1 •322".
TTw Tiv) {northern god of war). Mars : tdbrfidan to spread abroad, disperse, scatter,
name of the rune for U Bo ; AO,CP : spread out, extend, Mt;M :
tlwefldsBg m. * Tuesday,* A ; RB. open, dilate : multiply, ['tobrede*]
tfwwnUit f. Monday night, Lod. to-brAdednes, -br»dne8 f . broadness, breadth,
t6 I. prep, a (w. d.) (motion) *to,* into, td Ps.
emnes dbreast of : (rest) at : (figurative tdhne»n*tobreak in pieces,break up, shatter,
direotion, object of yerb) conducing to, to. destroy, ruin, wreck, overthrow, annul, JE,
f on td rice to ascend the throne : (definition, Bo,Lcd ; AO,CP : break through, violate,
destination) for, as a. wyrcan to wite to force, -ffl^AO : interrupt [*tcbreiik^]
contrive as a punishment : in accordance tdbrUan L=t5bregdan. IL=tdbr8edan
with, according to : (time) at. t6 midre tSbngd/ai* tear in pieces, wrench apart, rend,
niht at midnight to dog to-day. td lacmtte, AO,MtR : cast off, shake off : turn
langnm fyrste for a long time : (with to, turn about. aUepe tdb. awake, wake up,
genmds) to express purpose, etc B (w. g.) l^tobraid*']
(of time) at II. adv. besides, also. Bo : tdbrengnes f. oblation, offering, EPs39'.
*too,* excessively, Bl,Cr : thereto : towards, tdbritttaii=tdbi7tan
in the direction of : in addition, besides. tobfooeii]lo&rtwe,yra(^ W263".
adyerbial phrases; — t^ tSam (t^sm), td tobrfs-an, -ian to bruise, shaJtter, break to
VsBS (1) so (adeo), to such an extent. (2) to pieces, Mt; M. ['tobruise*]
that end. (3) moreover, however. t5 hwaes tibi^n to break in pieces, destroy, JB : be
whitt^. to tSam fS»t, t6 tSf iSmit in order repentant. [*tobryt*]
that to ^n t$8Bt until t5 t$«BS tSe when, tobr^tednes f . contrition, so rrow , LPs.
where. t5 hwon, td hwy for what, where- tdbr^ndUc brittle, fragile, WW242".
fore. t5 sdtSnm truly, to tSearfe according tdbiyUng f. crushing, contrition, Sc82".
to what is needed. fS&Tt6eeuoaxiin{iddition tdbiyttlan=tfibrvtan
^isreto. ne td wuhte by no means, td t6e pret. 3 sg. of tacan.
him next or nearest to him. tooeortan* to cut, cut to pieces, ctU off, cut
to- prefix I. with accent (stress) it has the away, JE,MkL. [^tocarve^]
meaning of ady. td (as in tdoweCan, td- tMowan* to bite to pieces, chew, eat, J7.
bringan, tdouman). [Oer. zu-] II. with- [^tochew*}
out accent =a«tfn<ier (as in tdbrecan). tdoh=tdh
[Oer. zer-] t6clme=tdoyme
tosat^oan (e*) to add to, increase, BH112^ tbelbuak^ to split open, cleave asunder, splinter,
[eao] crack, Cp,Lcd ; M. [* tochine ' ]
ttotfcnes f. increase, BH 2-242. tdelrhtb n. lodainghouse, inr^ WW 147**.
tdftmearoian to mark out, assign, 8029*. tdclAtan to split, cleave, OEG 18b".
toftipanan^ to entice to one, aUure. tddtef an* to cleave asunder, split, divide. Bo ;
toAwyUan to roU to, roU. M. [' todeave']
tobAdan to devote, exalt. tdcleoflan =toclifian
tdbtetan^ to beat severdy, destroy by beating, tooleoptaii = tdclypian
AO. l^tobeat'] tdeVLnui to cleave to, adhere, stick to, BFs.
tobeoiunan* to come to, approach. tdoUfrian to be torn in pieces, scratched about,
tobefealdan^ to fold together, WW343». M,
tobefldwan^ to flow round or up to. toolip- =tdcl7p-
tdbegietan* acquire, purchase, £Hy4^^. toolypian to call to, invoke.
tobeUmpan* (impers.) it belongs, behoves, tdolyplgendlie vocative, .MOn.
Bl49^ toclypung f. calling upon, invocation, ^.
tdbtotlan to threaten, BH. toenftwan^ to know, acknowledge, recognize,
toberan^ to remove, carry off, purloin, jE,BI : distinguish, discern, M,CP.
scatter, dissipate, distract, destroy : swell, tdonftw(en)ne8 f. understanding, discernment,
CP : separate. Vtobear'1 ^H2-362«; GD311".
toberennes f. difference, WW390*^ toonyssan to shake, RB 121«.
toberstan' (intr.) to burst apart, go to pieces, tooumaii^ to come, arrive, GP.
MrAO : (tr.) cause to burst apart, shatter, tdowsBS-cednes (RPslOd"), -tednes (SPs) f.
J0. [*to6ttr«<'] trembling, shaking.
idbentung 1 bursting, Lod 74a. tdewetSan* /or6u2, interdict, prohibit, M.
TOCWISAN 296 TOGEICAN
t5e«iHUi=tdcwy8an tdterlan to eofry different ways, scatter, dia-
tdowylman to torm^nl, HL12**. peret, get rid of i put off : digest, RB
t6ewfna to cnuh utterly, grind to pieces, 32K
bruise, destroy : be crushed, JR. tdfMaa to drive away, rout, W.
tdewfMdnes 1 crushed condition, M : eon- tdflndan* to find out.
triUon, QD12S^. tdfltam m. refuge, RPsddn.
tooyme m. coming, advent, arrival, ^,Bl,CP. to-llftoii, -fleogan* to be dispersed, fiy apart,
['fooome'] burst. Led. Vtofly']
tdeyroanward towards church, JEL^V^. IdfMotan* to carry away by a fiood, Chb
tdoynan (intr.) to part, sepcaraUy Chb. 1097.
todag, todttffe adv. to-day, i£,AO,CP. t6fldwaii^ to flow down or apart, be spilt,
tddflU = tddal meli, M,CP iflow away, M : flow to, pour
tddftUui <e) tr. and intr. to divide, separate, in : distract, CP.
scatter, disperse, JB,AO,Bo,Chr,W : dis- td1icm'^9d)DM,-en{d)nest. flowing, flux, M.
member, cut off, destroy i distribute, M : tdfdn' to take to, accept, bring 6adb.
discriminate, distinguish : be divided. t6-foran, -foren, -foron prep. (w. d.) (time
[*todeai*] and place) before, BH,Chr,0 : (superiority)
tddAlodlloe adv. separately, distinctly, above, over, beyond, M,Bo : besides, i£H
diversely, MGr. 2-584. Vtofore"]
todftlednos f . division : severance, separation : toloraosettan to place before : come brfore,
intermission, respite, cessation, M. anticipate.
todfilfiBdllo separable, distinct, adv. -lice, toforldtan' to dismiss, OEG0O6.
tddAlnes 1 division, separation, CP. tof orlAtennas t remission, M.
todAl n. partition, division, separation, M : toft m. homestead, site of a house, KC,Lcd :
difference, distinction, discretion, M : dis- LL400. ['to/f']
persion : '"commti,^ dividing point, clause, tdfultumian to help, assist,
section, period. totsrUan to smite in pieces, PPs67'^.
todUan (KQl) = tddnlan tdiyistan to help, aid.
tMfmft" to decide, judge, sentence, determine, + tog n. tugging, spasm, Lod 1 -356*.
todOitntui to dispose, arrange, BlPs82*. togSBdereweard adv. towards one another,
tdddn anv. to apply, put to, add, Lcd : divide, AO.
separate, distinguish, Hex,LL : undo, open, t5-gadre, -giedere, -gadere adv. *^ together,*
unbind, PPs. l*todo*] An,BC,Mt. tdg. gan, fon, cnman lo en-
tddrfttan to scatter, disperse, separate, drive gage in battle, Chb. [gaderian]
out or apart, BH,Mt \ M. [' todreve'] tdgSBgnes = tpgegnes, togeanes
tOHlr&fednes (M), -drsefnes f. dispersion, togAlaii to profane, defiU, LPs 88**.
scattering. tdgfimm to say, affirm, LP893*.
todrtfan to disturb, bring into confusion, tdgftn I. anv. pret. 3 6g. toeode to go to or
trouble, [drdf] into : (impers. w. g.) come to pass, happen :
todrtosan' to be destroyed, perish, decay, separate, part, depart, M. ^Uigo^\ II.
MU. [*todre«e'] (Lod 1-364) =t6gang
tddrlfan^ to scatter, disperse, drive away, B, tdgang m. approach, access, attack.
JnL;M : destroy, r^peL ['toirtve*] togangan^ to go away, pass away, BH,Rd.
todwAscant to put out, extinguish. \^*ogang^^
tdtaoan prep, and adv. besides, moreover, togtan prep. w. d. towards, MkL (-esegn).
also, iE,AO,CP. i'togains'^
tMaoen ptc. joined to, added. tdgtanes prep. w. d. and a. ; adv. in
(ofean =tdteoan ; toSoiMB =tdlcne8 opposition to, against, B,Chr,SPs : tofoards,
tdatmeSy tdenmes (AO) prep, (d.) alongside, to, jE,BL him tog. to meet him : jefore^
tbmMnyt^tDm t order, series, BR21Q^. CP : in return, in reply. l*togains']
toe« (VPs) =tS9 tdgtan adv. in this year, A8-327^^
IdCtSian to inspire, GD270". tdgeoUflan (eo, j) =toclifian
t^tBODg = tof eng togeoliplan (y*) to call together, send for.
tbtasr n. d^MHure, decease, LkL9*^. tdgeoordnnes t adoption, DR29^*.
totenm* intr. to be scattered, disperse, togBltofflilan to add to, increase.
separate, disappear, Oen,Lcd ; AO. [* tcfare ' ] tdgvtean = togeican
tdfealdan^ to come to land (trans, of L. iogfittDanl to associate with, join onesdf to F
'applicare*), iEOBl38*. AS 38*. [MS. t5ffeenan]
tdteaUan^ to faU down, collapse, AO : fall tdgafiiltiinilan=t6ndtiimian
apart, faU off, M. VtofaU*] togegnes (A)=tdgeanee
tdleng I. (?) m. grip, seizure, LPs 123*. t6g9gttp9n^ to seize, lay hold of .
II. pret. 3 sg. of tdfon. td-geblhtaii, -gehyhtan to add to.
t5f iran to go in different directions, separate, tfigehlytto f . fellowship, union, DR 109^.
disperse, M : deed out, distribute, M. toge ic an to add to, increase, A 8-306 ; GD62**.
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297
TOMEABGIAN
logeleeiMlllo added to, adjecHvai, adjective,
iBGR.
togtllitnes f. addiium, increment, A 8*302.
togeladung f. asaembiy, MFH174.
togeU&dan to lead to, bring in,
togelSstan to aecompai%y, WW366^.
ti^laKUun to invite to, summon to.
to-geleoglan, -gelencgan to join,
togelSstan = tdgel&stan
togen pp. of t^n I. (and oocly. II.).
tdgentolAean = tdnealtecan
tdgenMui = togenidan
tdgfina (A) = tdgeanes
togengan to separate, Qbn841.
togenidan (y) to compel, force.
togfotan* to pour away, spill : spread :
exhausL
tdgesamnlan to assemble together.
togesotedan^ to expound, interpret.
togisoofen (CP) pp. of tdscufaiL
togesettan to put to, RPs9**.
togetellan to reckon, compute : compare.
tdgetik>n*>^ to draw towards, attract, BPs.
togettan impers. to twitch, he spasmodic, Lod
81a. [togian]
togtttftodan (ie, y) U> adhere, ding to : adjoin,
BH66«».
logewegen applied, BH.
togewunod accusstomed, AS 23*.
toge^oan = togeioan
togian to draw, drag, HLl&^. ['toto']
toggle, tdgifes adv. fredy, gratis.
toglnan^ to he opened, spiU, gape, yawn. [op.
Oer. gahnen]
tdgDdui^ to glide away, split, dip, fall
asunder, vanish, B,Met. [*U)glide*]
togotennas f . pouring out, effusion, shedding,
spreading, Lgd.
+togu np. traces {of a horse), i£L31'^.
togung f. tugging, twitch, spasm, Lod.
toh * tough,* Cp,Ep : tenacious, sticky. Led.
totaacdan to hack to pieces, J^(3^**).
['tohacr]
toli&lan to emasculate, weaken, MFH 174.
tdhald=tdheald
toheald (a, y). adj. and adv. inclined, for*
ward, in advance.
tdhfewan^ to hew in pieces, M,Chr. [* ioheu>*'\
tohlflning f . rtsuU, effect, DR.
tdliUit=tdhyht
tohl=tdl
tobladan^t ^ scatter, disperse, destroy (or ?
*tohlacan).
tohltotan' to divide by lot.
tohlic tough, tenacious, adv. -Hoe.
tohndaa^ to split, open, spring apart, burst,
gape, break, AO. ^^
tohllne f. tow-line, WW. [togian]
tdhloo6n=tdlocen pp. of tolucan.
toUyitan to listen, CP.
tohnesdan to soften, Lod.
tdhopa m. hope, Bo,PPs ; CP. [* tohope *]
tohoplan to hope, CP.
tohqpung f. faith, trust, ^L23^.
tdhriofian* to fait to pieces, decay, BH,W;
ML. Ctoreose']
totarftran to break, shake to pieces, destroy.
toluleod ptc. cutoff, dispersed, GPH 398,399.
tolir^ran to shake %n pieces, v. OEG2261.
-t-toht n. battle array, battle. Ma 104.
tohtef ^' fni^f conflict, battle, campaign.
tdhwega adv. and sb. somewhat^ some, a
little.
tohweorfan' to go away, separate, scatter,
disperse, Chb.
tdhwon adv. wherefore, why : to which
(point), to what extent, how jar, how long :
to which, end, for what purpose or reason.
tohyht m. hope, refuge, consolation.
toliyld= toheald
toloan (e, y) to increase, BH 112^8.
tdlcnes (e*) f. incfease, BH226».
tdleman* to run to, run together : flow away,
be dispersed : run hither and thither, voander
about.
tdlinan=tdienian; tol=toll
tol n. ^tool,^ instrument, implement, ^,Bo,
LL : weapon, ZD^ 9*424.
tolSgon pret. pL of tolicgan.
tolfttan^ to disperse, relax, release.
t5l8etenn68 f. despondency, Lod 1-262*.
toloendlloe adv. wantonly, GPH401.
toloettende 'indruticans,* v. OEG1218.
toloetung f. vxmton excitement, OEG.
tdlecgan to disjoin, separate. [Oer. zerlegen]
toleotfian=t5lit$ian; t51te-=tdlyB-
toltrCo 'toU-frec* £04-209.
to]getmig= toloetung; t61lo= tohlic
tolicgan* to lie or extendindifferent directions,
separate , part, divide, A 0,BC. [ ' iolie ' ]
toltSlan (eo) to dismernber, separate, M.
toU mn. impost, 'toU,' tribute, Chr,EC,Mt,
OEO : passage-money, M : reint, ^ : act or
right of taking toll, M.
tollere m. tax-gatherer, publican, M,WW.
[*toBer']
toUsceam-ol, -ulm. seat of custom, treasury, G.
toUsdr f. taxing district^ i£H2-468»
toln f. toU, custom, duty, TC. [' tolne ']
tolnere m. tax-gatherer, WW. ['tolner*]
tolsetl n. place of toll or custom, M,
toltloan* to pull apart, dislocate, destroy, BH.
['tolouk']
t61^8an to dissolve, loosen, relax, M : unhinge,
separate, break open,
to-l^sednes, -lyBnes f. loosing, dissolution,
dispersion, destruction, release, dismissal :
deflation, GD : de ath.
tol^nd m. destroyer, WW220"
tol^ndUo destructive, LPs 119*.
tSl^sIng (e) f. loosing, release, redemption :
destruction, Lod 3-206**.
torn = tarn
torn adj. w. g. free from, Cr 1211. [*toom']
tomnldaa to hinder by speech, I)D26.
[meldian]
tdmoarelan to distinguish, describe, note
down, enroL
T0MEAR00DNB8 298 T06LIFAK
tAmearoodnM 1 eMLm/ffraXion^ eeiuu*, enrol- lonille sarrowfiU, grievous, PPslSG".
men^ Lk2*. toniiii6d angry, Gu621.
t^-mngat, -merigen (^)=tdmoigeQ tonsoig f. sorrow, care, FT 76.
t6iiietaa* to mete out, LPs 107*. tomword n. offensive expression, Gb 172.
tftmhUhw prop- (w. d.) amidst, among, in the tomwnMm 1 revenge, Gu272.
midst of, J?^»;AO,CP. ady. into the to r nwy fdaii to be incensed f A054*.
midst, BJjod, ['Umids'^ toioe grub, weevUf WWZU^ (E841-164).
tdmofgMi adv. to-morrow, t6ronn=tdhroreQ pp. of tohreoaan.
tdn damn, of tdh. torr m. 'ktwer,' wateh-taufer, CP,MtL ; AO :
tdnama m. other name, surname, Mh ; M, rock, crag, Mdf . [L. turns]
['toname'] tdcyne m. running togeOier, eoncaurset BS
+t6naiiilaii ▼. +tomainiaiL 39<363.
tdnMAeaa to approach, Pss. toi^Ppaii to scratch, EG 164^*.
t6n«mium to distinguish by name, name, AO. t6riftUm (impera., w. d. per& and g. thiiig)
tfagoltom = tdngafecan to he unsuccessful, fail : lack, wanL
tong, tonge = tang, tange tfiaanuM = tdaomne
tonlan to thunder, .£Gb138'. tMkwan^ to strewj scatter, spread, M,
tonloe = tnnece tosca m. frog, toad, DR^PFk
tdnlman^ to divide, separate, tqke apart : take tflscacan =tdBceaoaii
away. tdMidan (KGl) = tasoSadaa
tdnom- = tdnam- tbmMnmm = taocSadenes
lop m. 'top* {highest part), WWl^^ : tassel, toaosBgde ▼. tdaoeogaiL
tufi : top {jiaything)f haUf ApTld^*. tfiaoAnaii to break in pieces, break, JBJnL,
toppa m. thread, OEG23^. MhLR, ['toshene'^
tor =tprr tfiaoeaom* (a) to shake in pieces, WW : drive
IMtoah (pret 3 eg. tdrnhte) to join, put asunder, drive away, shake off, JB. [* to-
together, OE04489. shake']
tdr8Biidan=tdreiidan; toraiiAage=toreiuge tSioteottrlui (o Matter, iBL 23".
tdrbegete (o7) hard to get, LoD43b. tfiMtad n. distinguishing, disUncHon, differ-
toroht, torct- =torht, torht- ence, M,CP.
tonnilii.«0>iie-j9rew, MtR21*'. [L,] tfieoiadan^ (a) to part, separate, scatter,
toreyrre hard to eonveri, MHllO". divide : set at variance, CP : discern, die-
tord n. piece of excrement, dung, fUh, Lgd. criminate, distinguish, decide, JB,Bo ; CP :
tor&MsHm. dung-beetle. Urn. differ, \^toshei']
toren pp. of teran. tfisoMttnd m divider, separator, WW2S3**.
lArtDdan (sb) to rend apart, tear in pieces, tgaeiadanaa (a) 1 separation : distinction.
MkL,PPs. Vtorend'] tfifoeogan (e) to be separate, differ, BH
toren-tege, -ig(g)e, -lege liear-eyed, CP. 160%l
tortosao = tdhrlosan tdtoattan = tosoylian
tdrflMi to throw, cast missiles, ^oot, stone, tteefotan' intr. to spring apart, disperse, M,
MkxMxbe tossed, NC326. ['torve'] ['toshoot']
toifimg 1 throwing, casting {of stones), AO. tSaoarlan (KQl) =td8oirian
torht L n. cleartiess, brightness, IL adj. tfiadilaii (e, y) to divide, detach, separate,
bright, radiant, beautiful, splendid, noble, Gl.
illustrious. Ph. V torht*] tdaoMsai^ to flow apart, disperse,
torhte adv. brighuy, clearly : beautifully, tideettSKa* to push apart, scatter : impel, incite,
splendidly. CP : do away, remove,
torfatian to show, Cp216L ^tduyftan to divide, distribtUe. [sciftan]
torhtUot bright, dear, radiant, glorious, [tofneyl-lan, -ian (e) tr. and intr. to separate,
adv. -lice. ' divide, NC351.
UiirhtiD6&\ glorious, noible, t08oynaii=td8cirian
torhtnes f. radiance, splendour, tSsioan to flnd out, AS 7" 7
tdrinnan (CP)=tdienian tdfendan (tr.) to send to : send apart, send
torn I. n. anger, indignation : grief, misery, out, disperse : destroy,
suffering, pain. [Oer. zom] II. adj. tdttoVan* to boil thorough^, Lod.
bitter, cruel, grievo^is. tdwtediiM t ' dispositio,* £P872^
-f-tomamlan to name besides, surname, LkL tdaettan 'disponere,* P8S,Bi^
6^* ( =tdnamian, BT) tfi^^^an^ to wear out, be threadbare, IR,
tomowidef m. offensive speech, toslttan* to be separated, AO.
tomef adv. indignanUy, insultingly, bitterly, tfieladan to slacken, relax, loosen, dissolve.
grievously, tfirifttan to cut up, NR32*.
tomgemot n. battle, B1140. tdsltan* to strike in pieces, destroy, JS,AO,
tomgenrSlaf m. angry opponent, CH : drive away, RB18'>^ ['to^ay*]
tomlga = toren^e tMIIan^ to split, WW.
T08LITAN
299
TOWEORPAN
tddttan^ to tear aaunder, rend, wound, break
open, open, M,CP : interrupt : separate,
scatter, destroy, CP : distract : he differeni,
NG.
tfiaUtnes (y*) 1 laceration : division,
tiMflpan' to stip avxxy, he relaxed, faU to
open, dissolve, JE,CP : melt (toith
he paralysed, Utelopen relaxed,
dissohtte,
t08lO|ililK f. dissolving, dissohUion, So68*.
ttentagaa to inquire into, consider, Bo 148*.
tdsnftdan to cut up, NR28*.
tSmlSan^ to cut asunder, cut up i cut off,
amputate.
tosden 1 visiting, NC326.
t5idGii«8 f. pursuit, DR28U.
tdfocnung £ pursuit, DR81^
tosomne adv. together, AS,AO,Bl;CP. t.
ouman to engage in battle, [^tosame^]
tfisomnlan to cdUct together, bring together,
BH230'.
tSsoVan adv. in sooth, in truth.
tdspeean=tdBprocan '.
tosprAe 1 speaking to (another), conversation,
^,CP.
t6&pTataXkiospreadout,IM ; M. [*tospread*]
tdspringan* to spring apart, fly asunder,
crack, JS. [^ iospring*'\
tosprytting f. inciting, GhbIIOI.
t08ta=tofloa
tdstanean = tdstenoan
ttetandan' to he put off, not to occur : stand
apart, differ from, he discordant, M.
tostoncan (fi) to scatter, disperse, drive apart,
drag along, M,CP : nullify, destroy : perish,
8P882».
td-Bteooednea (M), -stenc(en)neB, f. dis-
persion, dissolution, destruction.
ttetenoend m. prodigal, Lcd.
tdstang- = tdsteno-
tastbdan to pierce, AO 128K
tfistlhtan to order, arrange, CPs 1 1 1*.
tdsttnoan* to distinguish by smeU, iBH2-372.
tdstlngan* to thrust in, pierce, LoD.
td-8tregdan, -stredan* (and wy.) to scatter,
dissipate, disperse, CP : distract : destroy.
tostrtt (CP) pros. 3 eg. of toBtregdan.
tosuDdrlaii to separate.
tfiswApan^t ^ disperse.
tdsweUan* to swell out, M. [' (ommS*]
tSawengaii to drive asunder, destroy, [swing-
an]
toaweorcan* to cbscure, OEQ1737.
toswKan^ intr. to separate, Mbt 11**.
tosyndrlan to sunder, separate, divide : dis-
criminate.
+tot n. pomp, parade, vainglory, M.
totalu f. reputation, DR102'.
toteUan to distinguish, MbtIO^^
tdtfon*'^ to draw asunder, pull apart, rend,
destroy, AO : take to onesdf, claim for one-
self, IJi (or T td prep.).
tStoran* to tear in pieces, bite, lacerate, cut
out, M,AO,CP : destroy : harass (mind).
tSUttn to peep out, stick out, CP 100^. ['toot*}
t5tlhtlng 1 instigation, Chb1094. ,
tdtorflan to cast about, toss, Mt 14**.
totrsBgllan to pull to pieces, strip, GPH
396»^
t6tradan* to tread to pieces f Gl.
totrida m. swing f Gl,WW276«^
totwftman (e, Sa) to separate, divide, dis-
sever, AO ; M : break ftp, break in pieces,
dissolve : cause to cease, LL : divorce, Chr
968d. ['totweme']
tdtwfimednes f . separation, distinction.
t6-tw8maii, -tweaman=tdtw£man
tiSK m., da. and nap. t^, occl. da. tolSe and
nap. td«(as) * tooth,' Cp,Lcd,LL,MtR,VPs;
AC) : tusk, WW397*'. t5t^am ontynan
to utter.
tdttoM (»*) m. toothache.
tMenednat 1 stretching, distention, OEG
5452.
toiStalan to attend upon, serve. So 102*.
tdSenlng 1 distension, 0EG2«'«.
tdVflming f. administration, CM 1185.
tdttorsean' to dash in pieces, Chb1009.
tdSgir m. tooth-pick, LoDl3b.
tdmndan* to swell up, inflate, puff up, M :
he arrogant.
tdtneas toothless, GPH394.
tMSmflBgen n. strength of tusks, GnC20.
tOMtetan to crush, detiroy, CPslOG^*.
tM(reoma=tdt$rima; td9Moaa=tdt$er8can
toVrlma (eo*) m. endosure of teeth, gum.
tfiMngaii to drive asunder, Rd4"*.
tottoealf 1 tooth salve, Lcd.
tMsdoea m. toothpick, WW219>
tdHunden pp. of tdSindan.
toVundanas 1 the state of being puffed up,
arrogance, M.
tSiStmdeiillo arrogant ad v. -lice.
tMunlan to astonish, WW346».
tdtSwsero m. toothache, Lcd.
toVwInan^ to disappear. HL15*<^. [dmnan]
tdVwyrm m. a worm in the teeth, Lcd 19a.
townlede (NG) pret. sg. of *t6wealwian to
roUto.
t6-ward, -warde8=td-weard, -weardes
towersBftm. spinning, HLIO**'.
tdwaard I. ad], facing, approaching, impend-
ing, BH,Bl,Lcd : future, jE,Bl,Bo,Mk.
II. prep. (w. d., g.) towards, AO.CP,
III. adv. towards, forwards, ['toward,*
'towards*}
t5weard68=t5weaTd IE., III.
toweardllo in the future, M. adv. -lioe,
BH368«i.
tSwaardnes f. future, time to come.
toweazan' to grow apart, NR22.
tdweooan to arouse, excite, B2948.
tdwegan* disperse, scatter, Ph 184.
tdwendan to overthrow, subvert, destroy, M,
AO. ['towend*}
tdweorpan' (e, u, y) to cast down, break in
pieces, dissipate, blot out, destroy, jB,Bo,
Mt ; AO.CP : throw out, CP. ['towarp *]
TOWERD
300
TREOWRiBBEN
t6wwd=t5weaid; tdweriMUi=t5weorpan
to-wespes (CP), -weaenee, .westnes (BH) t
dissolution : separation^ discord, dissension
towettan to associate with, LL(322*^).
towhQs n. tow-house, spinning-house or
chamber, WWlSe".
to-wtSere, -wiSre prep. ( w. d., a.) against : in
answer to.
towUc belonging to threa d, t. weorc
materiiU for spinning, WW.
towm^deroe 1 tow-chest f work-box f TC538*^.
toword ( VP8) = toweard
toworpednM = toworpennes
Idworpeimea f. subversion, destruction, deso-
lation, ^,CP : dispersion : casting out, ex-
pulsion.
tdwroeanf to drive asunder, scatter, dissipate.
towiftan^ 'adscribere,' 'deseribere,' 0£6
1065.
towrlteimes 1 writing dawn, description, M.
tdwitSan^ to twist apart, distort, i£GKl55^.
towtol n. spinning implement, LL455[15,1].
tdwimdeiilc ^admirabilis,* SPs411
towurpan {M) = toweorpan
towyrd I. 1 opportunUy, BH52» II.»
tdweard
towyrpan = toweorpan
towyrpendllc destructible, 6PH394.
towyrpnes = toworpennes
toxa (OEG 1858) = tosca
toucan =tdican; toyman =tdieman
tracidT funnel, NC351. [L. trajectoriom]
trsdd pret. 3 sg., tr&don pret. pi. of tredan.
trsef n., nap. tr(e)alu tent, pavilion : dwelling,
building. An 844.
tnagUan to pluck, pull, GPH398.
tr8Bndel=trendel; tr8Bppe=treppe
trafu ▼. trsef.
trig I.t adj. evU, mean, bad. II. f. evil,
affliction, El668.
trftga adv. evilly, cruelly, PPsl08>«.
•trigUce v. nn-t.
traht m. text, passage : exposition, treatise,
commentary, M. [L. t ractu s]
trahtatS m. commentary, WW. [L.]
trahtb6c f. (religious) treatise, commentary,
iG. [trahtian]
traht-ere, -nere {M) m. expounder, com-
mentator, expositor.
dbtralit-laii, -nian (M) to treat', comment on,
expound, consider. [L. traotare; Oer.
trachten]
trahtnung, trahtung f. explanaHon, ex-
position, commentary, M.
tp&^ tragic, BH154*.
tramet m. page [of a book), JEGil
trandende (o^) precipitous, steep, Cp805p.
trappe=treppe; tratii]ig= trahtung
trfi (NG), trea (VPs) =tr6ow I.
treaflloe grievously, PP8102*.
treatu v. trsef.
±trtaglan to sew together, mend, OEG.
treaht-= traht-; trtewa=treowa
±tredan* (eo) tr. and intr. to * tread, ' step on.
trample, B,CP,PPs ; AO,JE : traverse, pass
over, enter upon, roam through, B,
treddan to tread on, trample : investigate.
-tredde v. ele-, wm-t.
treddlanf U> tread, step, walk,
trtdi&fitio tread on, firm, Cb1166.
tndel m. step, WWUV : sole of foot, LL
438[21]. VtreadU']
tredend m. treader, WW197^
trtg=trig
trega m. misfortune, misery, trotMe, grief,
pain, Qen,Met,RB. ["tray']
traglaii to trouble, harass, vex : grieve.
+treglaii to fed repugnance at, A 2-358.
trelitore=tiahtere; tramMtrym
treiiiegan=trymian, trymman
tranes =tryutes ; traii]ii"=trymm-
-tmnmaii ▼. wi<S-t.
trendan to turn round, revolve, roll, NC326.
trendel {n, j) n. sphere, circle, ring, orb,
^,Chr,Lcd : circus, [^trendle*]
trandeled (Y^ y>) made round, IFfri52^
[v. 'trindle']
trandalnec f. circuit, surrounding space, RPs
ll»(u»).
-trendlian v. a-t. ; trteMtreow
treodan (VPs) = tredan ; trfo1S=treowtS
trtow I. n. (nap. treowu, treow) "tree,* ^,
BH,CP,VPs;U6i : wood, timber, BH :
beam, log, stake, stick, AO,Bl ; OP : wood,
grove : tree of the cross, cross, Bood. II. f.
(u, y) truth, fidelity, faith, trtist, belief :
pledge, promise, agreement, treaty : favour,
grace, kindness. [Oer. treue]
trtewa ( AO,CP) = truwa
trSowan = triewan
trSowcynn n. species of tree, M.
trtewe I. = triewe. II. = treow II.
trtowen (i, y) of a tree, of wood, wooden,
Lcd;M. ['treen']
trfowtnst true, faithful, MtL,PPs;M,
['truefast']
+trtowf8Mtiila]i to be trusty, MtL p4^.
trSowttglng f. joining togdher {of boards),
WW206»*.
trtowtugol m. forest bird, Gn707.
±trtowtul/afMyu/, trusty, true. adv. -lice.
+tr«owfii]nes f. 'Israel' (/) RPs21*» ; Hy7".
trtowgetSoftat m. faithful comrade.
trtewgeweorc n. wood-work, a structure of
timber, BH272*.
trSowgewrid n. thicket of trees, Guth20^.
trtewian = triewan
±tt^wiHa faithless, treacherous, false, CP :
unbelieving.
trtowltesnas f. treachery, faithlessness :
unbelief, heresy.
trtewllo true, faithful, trusty, adv. -lioe,
PPs. [*My^]
trfiowloga m. pledge-breaker, B2847.
trfowlufu f. true love, Gb538.
trtewnes (e) f. object of trust, Bo 149^.
["trueness*]
trtowrfidon f. state of fidelity, Gen2305.
TBE0W8IAN
aoi
TRYMB
exculpate oneedj. pIreoiMe']
trtowvteall n. grove, plarUtUion, EO,KC.
trtowstode m. grove, WW 149". ^^
trtowtoru (troot-) n. tree-far, reftm, WW.
±trtowtS (le, y) f. ''iruih,^ veracity, AO :
iT<Ah, faith, fidelity, M,AO : pledge, cove-
nant, JE,
trtowtSrft^ f. time for faithfulnees, fidelity,
Rim57.
trtowufsBSt = trSowtffist
trtowwsBstm m. produce of trees, Chb.
trtowweortSung 1 tree-worMpping, LL.
trtowwyrhta (y) m. wood-worker, carpenter,
joiner.
trtowwyim m. cankerworm, caterpillar,
CJVP877**.
treppan I. to 'trap,' KOI II. to tread.
tieppe (a, e) f. ^A^ap,* enare, WW.
tret (KGl) pree. 3 sg. of tredan.
trtuMtieo, treow
trtw = treow ; trCw- = trSow-, triew-
tribuUan = trif ulian
trideV, triedeS=tredetS, tritt pres. 3 sg. of
tredan.
trIew-=treow-
±trfowan (e, eo, i, y) w. d. to believe, trust in,
hope, be confident, rely {on), B,Bo,Oen :
(refl.) exculpate oneself, LL : (+) persuade,
suggest : make true or credible : be faithful
(to). I' trow']
^tifewe (g, eo, i, u, y) *<rtte' Ci-treowe'),
faithful, honest, trustworthy, JS/,B,Chr,LL,
WW; AO.
trUelung f . grinding, pounding, stamping,
WW423".
Mfot (KGl), trifot (Ol) sb. tribute. [L.
tribntum]
trlfiiUaii to break, bruise, stamp. [L. tribulare]
trig (5) n. wooden board, 'tray, * Led.
trUldl=t$riir6i; trim- =tTym.
trtmllelil = tSrimeoloe
trlnda? m., trinde? f. round lump, baU, Lod
139b.
trindliyTSt m. circular copse F
tringan' press, APs 103** ( ? *twingan, BT).
trIo-=tTeo-, treow-
trlt, tritt pres. 3 8g. of tredan.
trIwMtreow
tifwe =.triewe
triwen ( H^T7)~trSowen ; troohselpstrogBoip
trod n., trodii 1 track, trace, B,LL. ['^od* ;
tredan]
trog m. hoUow vessel, 'trough,* tray, BC,Ol,
JnL,Lcd I canoe, boat, AO.
trog (NG)=drdg pret. 3 sg. of dragan.
* trogluyeg ridge where there is a water-troughf
EC447*«.
trogseip n. a kifut of boat, WW.
troh (LWS)i-ttTog ; tr5h=Sr6h
trondonde precip^Uous, steep, Cp805p.
tropere m. a book containing verses sung at
certain festivals before the IntroiL [Late
L. tropariom]
tr(la=truwa, treowa
±tnietaui to fail, run short, JB : deceive, dis-
appoint. I'troke*]
trdg-=tTuw-
trflgon (NG) =drogon pret. pL of dragan.
trOht (u?) trout, M [L. tructa]
tnim firm, fixed, secure, strong, sound,
vigorous, active, M,CF.
+trum n. legion, army, host
truma m. (±) legion, troop, AO ; M : regular
order, array, AO. ['trume'']
tnimlan to grow strong, recover health,
amend, BH : (+) make strong.
trumlng 1 recovery of strength, LcD 3-210*^.
trumlic firm, durable, substantial, sound,
CP : confirming, exhorting, adv. -lice.
tnmutalS m. confirmation, Gn729.
tninmes f. soundness, heaUh, CP : firmness,
strength, stability, M : the firmament,
heavens : confirmation, support.
tnindulnee ^trendelnes
trOs m. brushwood {for fuel), KG. ['trouse*]
trttV m. trumpeter, buffoon, odor, St.
trll9hom m. trumpet, clarion, Gl.
trfkw= treow
±trtlwa (eo, y) m. fidelity, faith, confidence,
trust, belief : pledge, promise, agreement,
covenant : protection.
+trttwe = +triewe
dbtrftwlan (eo, y) ocol. pret. truwde to trust
JS,CP,JnL. ['trow']
-ftrQwung f. prop, stay, confidence, CPsSS^*.
+tryeoaii to confide, trust, JnL16**.
tryddlaa = treddian
tiydetS=trede9, tritt pros. 3 sg. of tredan.
tiymt (e) n. small piece, short length, fdtes
t. a foot's length.
trym-=trom-, trymm-
+trym n. firmament, PPs71".
+tryiiiednM (LPs 104^*) = +trymne8
tiy-mM {Mt) mf., -mease 1, -messa m. a
drachm weight : an English coin (v. LL
2*683) : a Roman coin, ' tremissis,' =^
denarii, ['thrimsa']
trymian, tiymman (e) to strengthen, fortify,
confirm, comfort, exhort, incite, CP,Chr,
Oen : set in order, arrange, prepare, array,
arm, AO.BI : become strong : be arrayed :
give {hostages), ['trim']
-trymig) "tn^mig v. mi-t.
trymmend m. supporter : one who makes an
agreement.
tiiliimiendUc hortatory, encouraging.
±trynimung f. confirmation, strengthening,
encouragement, M : support, prop : edifica-
tion, M : ordinance : {+) fortress, KGl 67^.
tiynmes f. firmness, solidity : firmament,
prop, support :{±) confirmation, strengthen-
ing, encouragement : (±) exhortation, in-
struction : (+) arrangement, setting in order.
[trumnes]
t]ym8=tryme6
tiyntS (i) 1 strength, support, staff, prop,
AS^LPs.
TRYNDEL 302 TWJSMAN
dyiideliHtraEidel tiiiigolgfm m. bright) star, Cb115L
tr^=tr6ow; tr^-=treow-p triew- tnngolwlt^ga m. star propket, astrologtr^ M.
tu=t$u; TQ=11w; ta=twa tuii^=timgol
tua = tuwa ; tuft = twa tUQgwod sheSp-tongued, So 223^.
tube f. trumpet, GPH391. [L, tuba] tOnhold 1 ground ivy, Lcdl23tL Vtunhoof]
±tllQian to disturb, iU-trtat, torment, punish, tunloe =tuneoe
JSJSo,Met : (+) bedeck, PPs44u ['tudi'] tOnlnoel n. small property, smaUfarm, Gl.
tud? mn., tudu f? shield, OEG6025 (cp. tuiiliigwyrt=tnDazigw7Tt
747n) tOnlAiul n. land forming a *tun' or manor,
tudder, tuddor=:tudor EC446*
t uddorf dstMr m. nourishment of offspring, tOnlle rustic, WW 127^*.
WW219^' tOnmaan m. villager, rustic, vi'lein, jS,WW.
taddartui prolific, fruitful, Ql. l^toumman*]
tuddon^M 1 fertility, Gbn2752. tOmnelde 1 orach {plant). WW216»
tuddoxtfondet begetting issue, tumie t * tun, * cask, barrel, BC,Cp ; M.
tuddres gs. of tuddor. tunnebotm m. bottom of a cask^ drumf WW
ttldor, tuder n. posterity, offspring, de- 123^^
scendant, issue, JE,CP,Lcd,WW : fruit, Ukixpriost m. village priest, Chr^Of,
I'tudder'] tOnriM m. toum council, ^LdO**^.
tQdortest/efttfe, WW400**. tOuaelpe m. 'toumship,* population of a
tOdomes I. offspring, OEG3849 (tydder-). village, BH,LL.
tugon pret. pL of teon. tOnsofr f . administration of an estate,
tul-=twi- stewardship, Lkl6.
tulge oomp. tylg, superl. tylgest strongly, tunsliigwyrt 1 white hellebore, Lod.
firmly, weU. tOnsocn 1 ^villarumjura regalia,^ legal
tumliere m. tumhUr^ dancer, piaiyer, iEGa jurisdiction over a vHUage, TC308' (t. LL
35«. 2-465).
tumblan to tumble, leap, dance, O, [*tumb'] tQusteall m. farm-stead, farm yard? KG.
tumblng f. dancing, NG327. tOnstede m. viUagt, WWlii^
ton m. enclosure, garden, field, yard, Chr, tuiiuoe=tuneoe
Ql,OyLcd I farm, manor, A,BCJLL : home- ttlnweg m. ^privaia via,' by-road,
stead, dweUing, house, mansion, AO,CP : tQiiynoel=tuiiincel
group of houses, village, * town, ' ^,Ql^nL, tOr m. * tower, * Chr 1097 ; BR 176^
▼. LL2-362. [v. Mdf] turf f., gds. tyrf 'twrf,' sod, soil, Cp,Ouih ;
tOn-eene (se*) t, -oressa m. garden-cress, Lcd : greensward, BH,WW,
nasturtiwn, CpJSp,Lcd, [^towneress^] turfhaga m. grassy plot (or ?=tyT£liaga A
tOndroe f. church in a 'tim/ TO. 35-141), El830.
tunder = tynder turlhllow n. covering of turf, KC.
tuneoe i under-garment, tunic, coat, toga, turllan=iorfian
^^O. [L. tunica] turl ladle, Cp290T. [L. trulla]
+tuii60od clothed in a toga, GPH393. ±tunilaii to turn, revolve.
jAwtmapnaM [LL) =tnnmtLnn [* townsman*] tondgBodlUi revolving.
tunge 1 (m) 'tongue,' ^,BH,CP,Lcd : turning f. roto/ton, W253^«.
speech, language, CP,Mk,RB, turtlam., turtle f.^r(2e-(iove,^. [L. turtur]
tOngebOr m. inhabitant, resident, Gl. turtur m., tuiture f. turtle-dove.
tungelMtungol tOso m. 'tusk,' grinder, canine tooth,
tungele? talkative, OEG56"*. tuu=tu, twa; Tuu=Tiw
tOngerSfa m, town-reeve, bailiff, M : prtator, tuwa (i£,AO,CP), tuwwa (»twiwa) adv.
tungeiSrum Uyngue-Ugam.enJt, Led. [v. * Arum *] iufice,
tungtul talkative, So81*. tax=tuac
tungllatnwyrt = tunsingwyrt tQzel» tuxl m. tusk, canine or molar iooUi.
tungle da. of tungoL twft I. (v. tw§gen). IL adv. twice, tli awa
tunglen t^rry, DHy. [tungol] lang(e) twice as long.
tunglere m. astrologer, Gl. twa-=twi-, twy-
tungol nm., nap. tunglu, tungol and (late) twaddung? twMding f. adulation, NC327.
tunglan luminary, star, planet^ constellation, twSde num. (too parts out of three, two-thirds,
iB,AO (-gul). [twa]
tungolS f. astronomy, OEG. +twStan w. g. to separate from, deprive of :
tuAgolbAre (e*) covered with stars, OEG. hinder : w. a. put an end to.
tungolcrsBlt m. star-craft, astronomy, M. twfigen (M) =twegen
tungol-orsetdga, -craeitga m. magician, twaslf (M)=twelf
astrologer. ^^^^^ twSm v. twegen.
tungolorsBftwIse (e*) f. astronomy, WW346'. ±twAman (e) to divide into two, sepctrate :
tungolgesetad n. astrology, Gl. cause to cease, adjust, settle, [twa]
TWiEMENDUCB 303 TWILAFTB
twamandltoe adv. altenuUely, separately , twibllle double-edged, WW141*^
0£G 1368. twlbUoh iwiee-dyed, double-dyed, OP.
twAmlng t parting, divisum, sepanUion, M : twibdte (adj. and adv. ) = twibete ^
disttTtetion^ M. twlbrowen (y) twice-brewed, LoD45b.
twdonuiig=twSonimg; twftm v. tw^en. -twleoe (ae) v. angel-t.
+twang n. spori, 0E61617. twlocen=twicen
twinihte two days old. Lob. twlooere m. onew ko divided up ihefood in a
twe- = twi- numastery, WW 127»».
tw^pen num. nom. m. ; nom. f. twa ; nom. twieelaii to pluck, gather : catch hold of.
n. tu, twa; gen. mfn. tweg(e)a, twegra; ['tweak*]
dat. tw&xn, twam two, AO,CP, tu swa twi-'C9n,-oen,e,-ojne{y^)t junction of rtxids.
lang twice as long, t and t., twam and twioere=twicoere
twam in parties of two each. twldaogllo (a, y) lasting two days, BH350".
twSgentig (oe ; NG)=twentig twldAl m. dofuble proportion (two-lkirds),
twelf 'twelve,* CP. Lod.
twelfleald twelve-fold, M. twldSIan to divide into two : differ, Sa
twellgylde twelve-fold, LL3[1]. twldtagod twice dyed, OEG1060.
twelfhtind twelve hundred, LL. -twldlg v. lang-t. ; twle-=twi-, twy-
twelfhynde adj. belonging to the class whose twi^oge, -ecgede two-edged.
'wergild* was 1200 shillings, LL. twIendUca dmibtingly, Guth70. [twSon]
tweUnlhte twelve days old, Lod3178**. d:twl-feald {M), -fold (CP) two-fM, double,
twelfta L ' twelfth,' AO. II. = Twelftad^g ambigwms, M,CP.
Twelttadag m. Twelfth day, LL296[17]. ±twUealdan {y\ v*) to double, M.
tweUte, twelfthly, in the twelfth place, LL twilealdUo (a) adj. twofold, double, adv.
182[12]. -lioe.
twe]ltJg=hundtwelftig twlfealdnes t duplicUy, CP{ie).
twelfwlntre twelve years old, OP. twlfSn accessible by tufo ways, WW194*^
twfiman = twSman twltttrlflcan (y ) to dissociate. So 6*.
twengan to pinch, IM. ['twinge'] twIfSto (eo, y) two-footed, M,
twinUg 'twenty,* MJlO. twifeftorede as if with two wings, forked,
twSntigfeald twentu-fM, MGb. MGr288^.
twtatlgoVa (io*, o*, u*) twentieth. twlflngre (y) two fingers thick, LL110[49,3].
twintlgwlntre twentu years old, WZK twUyldan = twifealdan
twfo (+ at AS 21*) m. doubt, ambiguity, twl^clede two-forked, divided into two,
iE,AO,GP. iEGE288" {y\ e«).
tweo-=twi-. twy.; twtogan=twSon twltyrede two furrowed, .£Gb288^.
twSogende doubting, BH. twig n. ' twig,* branch, sprout, shoot, small tree
twSi^ndlle doubtful, uncertain, AO. adv. ^,CP.
-lioe. twig- = twi- ; twlga = (1) twig ; (2) tuwa
tweolf = twelf twlgftredo clovtn, MGtR2SS^(j).
twdolle (i, y) doubtful, ambiguous, equivocal tw!ian=tw€ogan, twSon
f(dv. -lice, AO^CP. twlgea=tawa; twlgedtagod=twidfiaffod
±tw9on I. pret. eg. twfiode to doubt, hesitate, twlgUde (adj. adv. and ? sb.) paying double,
AO,GP : (mipers. w. a. of pen.) seem doubt- liAle to a double fine, LL.
ftU. II. (i, y) m. doub t, Bo . twDi num. (ace.) only in phrase *mid mio
tw^n»lMitn. tunlight, WW n^. twih* between us two, GBi!r2253. [op.
±tw6onlan (y) (pers. and impersonal) to Ooth. tweihnai]
doubt, be uncertain, hesitate, CP. twlbeafdede double-headed, i£GB(y).
twtenlgend, twSoniendlio (i, y) doubtful, twllieolor i 6a2a7ice, Cpl40B.
expressing doubt, M. adv. -lice perhaps. twthlnde^Htwihynde
twtenol (y) doubtful. twl-talwe (eo), -hiwede of two colours or
twiontig = twS ntig shapes.
twtenuUfoht (WW n&^) = tweoneleoht twlblwlan to dissimulate, SoU\
twtenuminphr. *be (stem, etc.) tweonnm/ twfhlldede having two openings, JBGb
between {the seas, etc.). 288*(y).
twtonung (i, y) 1 doubt, scruple, M. twlbwSole tufo-wheded, Lod.
+ tweosa = + twisa ; twtoimg = tweonung twlhwyrft ' bUustris, * OEG 2513.
Iweowa = tnwa ; twi, twia = tnwa twlhynde I. having ' wergild ' of 200 shillings.
twl=twie n. IL a 'wergild' of 200 shillings, LL.
twi- prenz with meaning tufo, double (see twlliyndeman m. man of Uie *twihynde*
also twy-). [Oer. zwie-] doss, LL601[87,4].
twibSte adj. subject to double compensation, twiiooe=twiecge
LL. twllSBpped with two lappets, WWlSi".
twiblU n. (two-edged) axe, M. twUalte two-edged, WW194*«.
TWnJBROCEN
304
TYNCEN
twinbrooen woven of threads of two colours f
TC637« [twiKo]
twilie doMe, woven of doMe thread, Gl.
twIlle=tweolic
twlmylt twice melted, OEG4462.
twin I. n. double thread, twist, 'twine,* Unen-
thread, CP : fifte linen, {byssus). II.»
tw8on n.
twlnellan to 'twinkle,* wink, CP.
twlnebbe having two faces, GPH397«*«(7).
twbieii of linen, OEG.
twing? 8b. cluster, HGl496.
twlngan v. tringan.
twlnlgend- = tweonigend-
twlnihto two days out.
±twliiii twin, double, two by two.
■f twlnn m. twin, pL twins, triplets,
+twlimes (y) f. junction, AS-adl**.
twlnung = tweonnng
twinwyrm, m. *buprestis,* small insect, WW
122".
twloKftweo
twlrftde (io, y) uncertain : disagreeing.
twlrAdnes (v^» e*) f. disagreement, discord,
sedition, M,
+twls having the same parents, Gl.
+twl8S m. twin, M.
twlsoeatte adv. to the extent of a double pay-
ment, LL84[66,1].
twlflcyldlg iableU}adoublepenaUy,'LLWR.
twlseht disunited, discordant, Sol92U(y).
twlsehtan to disagree, LcD3-204*«(y)? ANS
125-56»».
twlsehtnes f . dissension, disagreement, So6^*.
twlseltdtS with forked teethf WW108».
twlsla m. confluence, nmction, KG 5* 198*'.
twlsled brandked, forked.
twlsUan to fork, divide into two, KC.
trntsUht forked, branched, KC.
twlslimg 1 division, partition, Lcd 3*436'.
twlansDoee double-pointed^ cloven, .£Gr288^^
twlsntae double-pointed, cloven, GPH393^.
twIsprSe 1 double speech, deceit, detraetiofi,
twlsprfiee double-tongu^, deceitful, detrac-
ting, M.
twiqurdenes (y) f. double speech, detraction. '
twlspreoan to murmur, NG.
twlspuimen twice-spun, CP83'*.
-twist y. oandel-, mffist-t.
twlstreoge two-stringed, i%K3R288^'.
twltsBlged double-dyed, Gl^VPs.
twl-tSrftwen, -tSrs&wen twice throum or
twisted, twice woven, CP.
twlwa = tuwa
twiwfig 1 pair of scales, WW 194".
twlwag m. junctiour of two roads, WW 177^'.
twi-wlntrO; -winter adj. two years old, M.
twlwyrdlg ambiguous, AG.
twoolf=twelf
twdgon=t$wdgon pret. pi. of tSweaik
twuga, twuwa, twuwu=tuwa
twux=taso; twy-=twi-
tw9=:tweo
twyfean=tweogan, tweon I.
tw^lle {M) =tweolic ; twSnMtwSon
tw^nlhte = t wanihte
twyqiteneB = twisprsBcnes
ty pros. 1 8g. of tyn.
tyooen=tiocen; ^cht-» tyct-=tyht-
tfd 1. 1 =tid. II. pp. of tyn.
t^- = tid- ; tydd- = iSd-, tad-
t^dde I. pret. 3 sg. of tyn. II. = ti5de, pret.
3 eg. oi tISian.
t^de pret. sg. of tyn.
iitfdnii to bring forth, produce, beget,
propagate : be prolific [tudor]
tydred provided wiih offspring, PPsl43^^
t9driAn = (l)t!drian; (2) tydran
tfditond m. propagator, WW238''.
tf dning 1 propagation, production, [tudor]
t9frtan=tifiian; tyg-=tig-
t|g=teag
^fge (i) m.draunng together, puUing, tug, pull,
M : leading (wat^) : draught {of water) :
deduction, inference, statement, m \teakg,
tiegan]
tygehoog (p m. hook for pulling, LL455[16].
tygehom (i) m. cupping-horn, LcD46a.
tygel m. puUing-rope, rein, ^,WW. ['^to/'}
tygele f. 'murenula,* lamprey f WW.
tyg91an=tr6ian; Qrhlitan=teohhian
tf list pres. 2 sg. of teon.
tyl&t L (i) m. instruction, training, habit. Bo :
going, course, motion, progress. El : region,
Gnl265. V tight*; teon] IL m. charge,
crime, LL,WW. [teon II.]
^tyhtan I. (i) (+) to stretch, draw, puU, A :
invUe, incite, instigate, provoke, talk over,
persuade, attract, lead astray, seduce, JS :
(+) teach, train, PPs. Vtight*; teon I.]
II. to accuse, [teon II.]
tyhtbyslg (i) involved in accusations, of bad
reputation, v. LL 2*305.
tyhten f. incitement, excitement, Gl. [teon L]
tyhtend m. inciter, instigator.
tyhtendlie (i) persuading, hort atory, M.
tyhtera (i) m. inciter, enticer, WW.
tyhtlng (i) f. incitement, impulse, instigation,
exhortation, suggestion, instruction, advice,
M : enticement, allurement, ^. [''tihting*^
tyhtle (i) f. accusaUon, suit, charge, AG.
[teon II. ]
tyhtilan (i) to accuse, charge, LL.
tyhtnes (i) f. inward impulse, instinct, con-
viction, WW.
t^htt pres. 3 sg. of teon.
tylMtU
tyldsylo f. tent, WW187«. [teld]
W€» tylgest V. tulge ; -tyllan v. for-t.
tfni=team; tannA=tama; tyma=tmia
tfman (iB)=rtieman
tymb-, tymb-=tunb-, timp*
±1pi I. to instruct, teach, MJlO. IL (^)»
tien
^^••=tien-
±tfnaii L to hedge in, fence, enclose, shut^
BH,LkL,LL,MkL, ['tine'} IL=t€onan
tynoen n. bladder? A072'<».
TYNDBR 306 BJERTO
tynder (e, i, u) f. * tinder,' fuely Bo,8c;M : ttosoOgUe 1 roof-tile, Cp67i.
cautery, [tyndan] tedor, t$8Bdres=t$ider
tyndercyim n. eombtutible, WW. ItoBderlandlse (MH 178*^) =tSidorleoduo
^dlg=tmdlg ; tyndre, tyndTen= tynder +1toBf w. g. agreeing to, consenting to,
+t^e n. entrance, court, PP8115*. tSbt {JnIi)=ieot; tefet-=Saiet-
dbtynge I. adj. fluent, eloquent. IL ady. tteege mnp. pron. Utey, those, them, Lk^Jn.
(alBo -lioe) caurtetmsly, OEG2863. I'thaie*]
+tyngaM (i) f. fluency, eloquence, JE,CP, togen, tSsBgnMtSegen, tSegn
t^tng = tintreg ; t^Mtir ; tyr- ;= tir- ISSgon pret. pi. of Vicgan.
-tynm (»ie) v. be-t. «Ah (N) =«eah L and U.
tyrdelu, tyrdlu npL droppings, smaU pieces ttoaht (N)Mt$eaht
of excrement. Lea. [^treddle'] tSAm (a, e) damn, and dp. of ae pron. be
iSivDiOib having watery eyes, Lcdl'12. [*tettr*'\ tSaem, on 6»m thereon, therein, eao iSAm
^frewa=tyrwa; tyrt v. turl in addition to this, besides this, aiso, more-
•\-tyTton to strike, afflict, QD2Q*. [torfian] over. &r iS&m 6e before. »fter Hfya
tyrfhaga f. hoe, mattock, Lnl7*. after, later, next, after that {fashion), for
t^rgan = tforian oiem (6e) therefore, on ihat account, for that
l^riica m. {treacle), sovereign remedy, [L. reason, because, on tSam t$e in this, in that.
theriaoum; Ok. dijpuuc&t] tfAn=8egn
tyrlan =teorian ttAnan to moisten, Lod.
tyman to turn, move round, revolve, M. \L, VaBncan =tSenciui ; ttoMioii]ig=9anoung
tomare] 1S8Bne=9one asm. of sS.
tymgeat n. turnstile, KC3*406*. ttonman =6ennan ; tteuine =t$onne
tgning {u) t turning round, rotation, OEQ : VAr (6) adv. and conj. 'there,' thither,
rotundity, roundness, 0£G : crookedness^ yonder : fohere, whither : then : tohen :
deceit, OEG56^. though, if, so far as, whilst, provided iHat :
tyTO=teoni in that respect. )S»r t^fir where, wherever,
tyrtS prea. 3 eg. of teran. tf«r...of therefrom. tSfir wiS in regard to
tyrwa m., tyrwe t ' tar, * resin, M. [»teoni] that.
tyr-wan, -wian (e, i) to harass, vex, LPs. tSAra gp. of Be, eSo, Utet.
[* tar'] ISArftbatan about that place, M.
tyrwian I. to 'tar,' £295. II. = tyrwan t^Arsdtter adv. thereafter, CP.
tysca m. buzzard, WW259U. «Ar»t thereat, BH282*.
tysUan to put on, CM260. tteeran to dry, HL13-103.
tyslung f. dressing. VAr-btg, -bie ady. ' therAy,' thus, CP42,4Z^.
tysse f. ciKtrse cloth. [OHO. susaa] tSArblnnan (o*) ady. therein, JS,AO.
t^tan to sparkle, shine, DD46. Mrbufan besides that, CP.
tytt = titt ; t^HtitS ; t^- = tiw- «Are gdf. of se.
«nrf=(l)«earf; (2)«eorf; torf-=t$earf.
VArforan oonj. before that, M.
terh=tSarh
VArln 'therein,' wherein. Met.
ttt I. ady. and oonj. then, at thaJt time, ^, HArlnne (S) thereir^ CP. ['thereinne']
AO,CP I after that time, thereupon, AO, ttorle =tSearle
Jul : wJien, at the time that, whilst, during, , KArmld ady. therewith, M,llt,
AO,B,Bl : there, where, Chb : seeing that, tSAmfthst next to that, LL280[2,1].
inasmuch as, if, when, since, as, because. fSssndUk to lose f ChrIIIQ {y. MF 114),
tfa tSa wJien. tSa...6a then... when. Va 9&T0t adv. ' thereof ,' of that. Led,
hwile i6e while, whilst, so long as. tfa net HAtoIw over or above that, CP. ['thereover']
y. Vagiet. ['tho'] ILasf. and nap. ofse. VAron ady. therein, JS,CP : 'thereon,' El :
Va tSe which. thereinto, thereof,
ta/OA I. {±)m. roof, covering. ILgp. oft$»o. VAronbfltan=6ffireabutcui
±Vaoolan to clap, pat, stroke, touch gently, tSArongSn ady. on the contrary, W248'^
CP,Shr : smack, beat, GD. ['thack'] VAronuppan ady. thereupon, M.
t{aoele=S8Bcele t^Airllite, tSsernhtee (a, e) ady. thereupon,
Vaolaii to thatch, LL464[10]. forthwith, instantly, immediately, straight-
tSaeum dp. of iStao. way, M.
ladder {JnLl*^) =t^ider tfflerso pret. 3 sg. of tSerscan.
toe I. (ea) n. covering, roof of a building, torscan (NG)=t$er8oan
Chr,MtR,PPs : '4hatch, ' JS,BH. [' thack '] HsBTSC-wald, -wold = tSersoold
II.=t$eo pron. (das. of t$u). 1toBr8t=d8Br8t
KsBoeUle (N)=t$«Qoele; Ksooe f. =68bo I. «Artd ady. 'thereto,' to it, to that place, JS :
tooele (e) i. torch, lamp, light. [^fsBcele] besides, JB,BH : for that purpose, JS :
tteMen=6eoen; toQl]e=t$89oele belonging to, A
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306
DAWIAN
Mrtdtaean adv. besides, in addition to that,
M.
tSArtdgtenes adv. on the contrary, in oppo-
sition thereto, M,
MrtSAr adv. wherever, M.
9 Arunder adv. beneath, CP. [* thereunder ' ]
tSSruppan thereon, M.
VArat, tSffirute adv. outside, without, AO,CP,
['thereout']
tS&rwitS adv. against, in exchange for, JE :
'therewith,* Bo.
VArymbe adv. thereabout, on thai point, W
2731.
tSSrymbtltan thereabcuts.
Itees L adv. (gs. of tSsBt) afterwards, AO :
thence : accordingly, according as, jE,BH,
Bo : therefore, because, CP. tSes t$e since,
after, afterwards ; therefore, wherefore, be-
cause, Aat; as, according as ; provided ; (to
express proportion) the, td tSsBS to that
point, to that degree, ['ikes'] IL gs. of
se and tSiet.
±ttoMldcaii to agree with, be fitting, suitable,
Gl.
tooUe I. adj. suitable, congruous, M :
harmonious : fair, elegant. IL=9yllic
ItoesHoe adv. opportunely, suitably, apUy,
after this manner, similarly, thus.
tosliones f. fitness, convenience, M.
ttSsma m. leaven, yeast, RBIO^^
tSftsteruM = tSeostemes
tSsBSlSe =tSBM 6e v. t$»s.
Vsat L conj. and adv. 'that, * so thai, in order
that, after that, then, thence. iSast iSe that
II. nas. of se, Hmt.
ItoBtte I. pron. which, that which. IL oonj.
that, so that, in order that, to tSon tSiette
so that. [tS»t t$e]
+1tata m, favourer, supporter, helper, CP.
Italetere, oafettere m. one who acquiesces in,
or condones, what is wrong, CP.
+tSaftottaii (86, ea) to consent, £Hy6'^.
±^flan (ea) to allow, suffer, endure, permit,
tolerate, BH,LL ; CP : approve, consent
to, submit to, AO,CP. ['i-thave']
9atorllc=tSaroflic, ^earflio
+tSaibuin coTisenting, agreeing, NG.
+9a£nimne8 1 consent, agreement, NG.
dbKafung t permission, consent, M.
tSig, 6ah pret. 3 sg. of tSicgan, i$eon.
t$age =t$8Bge
tttgftn=t$e agen who again, Bl167*.
tttglet, tSagyt adv. stiU : yet.
tSfigon pret. pi. of 9icgan.
KfthMo§ah; tttm=tSsem
ttamettan to dap {the hands) f AP897".
Van = tJon adv. „„,„
5An L adj. moist, irrigated, WW. II. n.
irrigated land. [^Sinan] IIL (LWS)=98em
Kanan^tSanon
1$ano (o) m. thought, reflection, sentiment,
idea, An,PPs ; M : mind, wiU : grace,
mercy, favour, pardon, Oen,PPs : thanks,
gratitude, B,Bo,CP,Gen,RB ; AO (Sonc),
CP : pleasure, satisfaction, CP : reward,
recompense, Gu442. Gode <5. thanks (be)
to Ood. Godes trances through the mercy
of Ood. Brihtnes tSances according to the
wUl of the Lord, mines tSancee by my
favour, of my own will, on H. willingly,
gladly, an tSance acceptable, pleasant, AO.
deofla Nonces in honour of devils, AO.
I' thank*]
+t(anc mn. thought, miful, Lk. ['i-ihajik*]
Vanoes adv. thankfully, gladly : voluntarily,
gratis, BC,Bo,Chr. [v. 'thank']
ttanoful adj. (+ ) thoughtful, ingenious, clever :
'thankful,' Bl : contented, satisfied, BH,
WW : pleasing, agreeable, A : energetic,
spirited, adv. -Hce ' thankfully, ' ^L2- 19&
tSaachycgende thoughtful, B2235.
i:tSaiiclan (o) (w. e. thing and d. pers.) to
thank, give thanks, jE,B,Bo,G,8at ; CP i
recompense, reward : ( w. i) rejoice, {' thank ']
+1Sanciiietlan to think over, deliberate. Gen
1917. [metgian]
Kane-metung (o^, eo'), -metegung £. de-
liberation, thought, BH88« (v.L).
±tSanool thoughtful, mindful : prudent, wise :
(+) desirous : (+) supjJiant.
tSanootanod thoughtful, considerate, prudent,
wise, attentive.
Vanc-cnotor, -snottorf wise, prudent, in-
genious.
tSanoung f. 'thanking,' thanksgiving, jE,AO,
JnL.
ttenc-weortS, -weortSllo (u*, y*) thankworthy,
acceptable : thankful, grateful : memorable*
adv. -lioe gladly, willingly, CP.
Kancword n. thanks, Wn> 137.
tSano-wurS, -wyrt$(e)M5anoweorfS
tSand pret. 3 sg. of iSindan.
tSane(KGL)=Sone
ISantean (o^) adv. whenever, as often as.
+tSaiig = +t$anc
IMnlan (fi) to be or become moist, moisten^
WW.
t$aime=Vonne
ttanon (CP), t^anone (o\ a") adv. from that
time or place, thence, away, B,Bl,Mt,Jud :
whence, from which, of which, CP,PPs.
8anon...oanon thence... whence : then, there-
upon, henceforth : by which, thrtntgh that
I'thenne']
VanonforS adv. after that, then, thence-
forward, W.
tfanonweard adv. departing thence. Bo 103^.
1Sanim=t$anon
«ar-=t$ear-, tSer-; tMrM5»r
tttra I.=9&r. II. gp. of &§, seo, tSset.
tSarigend =derigend ; ttas =^eB gamn. of se.
tMa I. afs. and nap. of tSes. ['those]
II. nap. of tSaw=t$eow.
Vassum (N)=t$iB8am, dmns. of Ces.
«at=«SBt; t»«ftv. tSa.
law L =t5eaw L IL =t$6ow
+t$ftweiitan = +tSwnnan
tttwlan to 'thaw,' LcdZ-Tn^
DE 307 DEGBT
tSe I. rel. pron. (when govd. by a prep, the tfearfllcnes f. toarU, poverty.
prep, follows) who, which, that, t$e is often Ifoarl adj. mgoroua, strong, severe, strict,
associated by attraction with pers. pro- harsh, violent, heavy, excessive, adv.
nouns. t$e ic /. 6e we we. tSe...his t$earle, ^,CP.
whose, se fSe his he whose, II. conj. tSearllc severe, cruel, harsh, violent, grievous.
when : or. hw»tSer tJe...tSe wheiher..,or. adv. -lice, CP.
t$e...t$e the... or, either.. .or : (»t$a) ihen : tSearlmodf stem, severe, violent, strong,
(=t$9er) where. El 7 17 : (with comparatives) mighty.
than. III. art. the (indecL), (}hb963e and ttoarlwlis strict, severe, relentless, CP.
late. IV. particle added to tSeah, for fSabm, ttoarlwIsUo severCy GD. adv. -Hce, CP.
iSeoa, etc., without affecting their meaning ISearlwIsiies f. severity, strictness, BH,GD.
[Ck^. t$au] V. das. of tSu. t$earlwj^8- = <SearlwiiB-
«6 = «y ; «te (NG) = tSeow ISearm (a) m. gut, entrail, JB,Gl. [' tharm ' ]
tSeao=t$fiec; t$eaca=Vaca 1$earm(ge)wlnd n. windpipe (— windt$earm),
tSteda ( VPs) =«eoda gp. of «eod I. OET609 (v. ES 43-332).
t$fiaddm(Z>i2)=t$eowdom tteamigyrd m. belly-band, girdle, belt, WW
«5af {NG) =1Seof ; Veafian =Safian 220^.
ttoah pret. 3 sg. of tSicgan. 9earsc=t$8er8c pret. 3 sg. of tSersoan.
t$foh I. (e) conj. and adv. 'though,' although, ttoanm (BH426*«)=tSro8m
even if, thai, however, nevertheless, yet, still, Mat pret. 3 sg. of 6eotan.
Bl,Bo ; CP. tS. iSe although, swa o. never- Matan =tSeotan
theless, yet. iS. hwcet$ere v. tfeahhwasi^ere. 1$toter m? theatre, AOI64'.
II. pret. 3 sg. of tSeon. Mttsotpe (N) =tS§odscipe
Vtah-hwset$ere, -hwet^re adv. yet, moreover, IStow I. m. usage, custom, habit, conduct, dis'
however, nevertheless, but, Bl,CP. swa iS. position, AO,B,JnL ; CP : (in pL) virtues,
yet, nevertheless. [' thoughwhether'] (good) manners, morals, morality, M,CP.
teahtn. counsel, advice,design,M. [tSencan] [''thew*] II.=Seow
+tSeaht fn. thought, consideration, counsel, +t(eawe customary, usual, GD.
advice : design, corUrivance, scheme, ^,CP : 9tewf80St decorous, moral, virtuous, honour-
council, assembly, M. able.
+ttoa]ita m. adviser, counsellor, WW 99*. tSfowfsBStlloe correctly, MLS***.
tSeahto pret. 3 sg. of tSeccan. 1$towtestnes f. obedience, discipline, M.
+tteahtend m. counsellor, WW. 1$towtul moral, virtuous, W250*.
+tIeahtendlio deliberative, LL 1 2. Mawtan = tSeowian
±1$6ahtere m. counsellor, BH. tStewlfias ill-mannered, M.
±'8eahtlan to ponder, consider, deliberate ISiawllo customary, M : decent, moral, M :
upon, take counsel^ M,CP. figuraiive. adv. -lice.
±t$eahtuiig (ib) t counsel, consultation. +1$towod weU-mannered, moral, M.
««ah«e =«eah t$e t»b- (Gl) =«eof-
Vtena adv. nevertheless, yet. swa t$. how- Veo das. of Hvl.
ever. ttoocan (±) to cover, cover over, conceal, B,
Mara = Vara, gmfp. of Vcet. Oen,Lcd,PPs : (f) swallow up? [Hhatch^]
Iteart I. (a, e, y) f. need, necessity, want, tieocbiyoe m. tile, HGl459*^
behoof, B,Lcd ; CP. td tJearfe as is needed, tSecoend m. protector, defender, PPs70.
according to whal is needed : benefit, profU, tSecele='58Bcele
advantage, utility, M : trouble, hardship, ttocen f. thatch, tile, covering, roof : (fig.)
privation, distress, danger : duty, employ- house, M. [tSeccan]
menL \^tharf ; tSurfan] II.=Deorl III. tSeoest pres. 2 sg. of Seocan.
pres. 3 sg. of Vurfan. tSecgan I. to consume, Lod. IL obi. case of
twarfa (», eo) I. ul poor man, pauper, sb? receptacle f (BT) or «=t$eocan? (Lieb.),
beggar, M,CP. II, destitute, poor, needy, M. LL454[10].
Itoarf an = t$urfan +tSM = +t$lod
Ifoartednes f. poverty, BH. t$5de pret. of tSeon (t$ywan).
Vearf-end, -igend (Bk) (o) m. poor man. Mf =oeof
tSearfende needy, in want, poor, CP. VSfanVom, t$efontk)m (APs67^®), tSefet^om
tSearfendUc needy, poor, miserable. =t$yfetSom
9earf endnes = tJearf ednes tSSftel = tSyf el
tSearflan to starve, be in need, want, PPs tSeflan to pant, heave, palpitate, HGl.
71". [Oer. darben] tteften (HGL461")=tfyften; t5«f8=«Ief«
+ttoarflan to impose necessity, B1103. tSegan to serve, Gul40.
ISearflfias adj. without cause or need, jE. tSegen I.=tSegn. II. pp. of tSicgan.
adv. -lease. t$egen-=6egn-, tSen-
ttearflie profitable, useful, convenient, neces- 9eget( 3 p. sg. pres. of iSeogan.
sary, M. adv. -lice. Vdgh (GL)=%eoh; ttogln=tSegn
20—2
BEQN 308 DBODLIG
ttogn (8b) [y. LL4fi6; 2*680] m. servant, Mnlnghfls n. toorlvApp, QPH394.
minister, retainer, vassal, foUower, disciple, Mningmaim m. serving mafi, M,CP,
BH,m,Bo,G,ai ; AO,CP : freeman, master Mniae {religious) service, EC2657
{as opposed to slave) I cowriier, noble {official, Keniiftn (±) to stretch, extend, Lcd{aB),PFs :
as distinguished from hereditary), JS,LL, prostrate : exert oneself : spread the fame of,
WW I {^) military attendant, warrior, hero, magnify, OEG. [*thin*]
AO,B. ['tftane'] tSeimlng f. stretching, extension, A 11-172.
tfogn-, V. alBO 6en-. +Miuum obedient, helpful, useful, M.
Vegnboren (t^egen-) toeJlhom, LL. [t$egen]
Ve^igylde n. legal money value of a thane, Mniing (Segn-) service, ministry, Bl,Bo ;
W162"». ^^ CP : (pL) attendants, retinue : use : church
Kegntayse m. attendant, retainer, WW. service, mass-book : meal-Hme, meal, M,
^ttegiilan {a, en) (w. d.) to serve, minister, ['theining']
wait on, B,BH,BI,0 ; CP : supply another Mnungbde f. booh for divine service, mass-
with anything : perform {an office). [* theine '] book, M.
Qegnlagu f. rights, duties or privileges of a Mnungwerod n. body of serving-men, MH
ihane, LL,W. 218".
ttognllo ncbU, brave, loyal, J&. adv. -lice. Wo L=t$60w m. II. dB. of t^eoh. IIL»
ItognriMen 1 thaneship, service. aeo II. IV. pres. 1 sg. of Seon.
Vegnrlht n. rights or privileges of a thane, LL. Wod i people, nation, tribe, Chrjjh ; AO,
ttognsotpe m. thaneship, service^ duty : ability, CP ; Mdf : region, country, province. Bo :
AO : manliness, vcdour, AO : body of rt- men, war -troop, retainers : (in pL) OentHes,
tainers. JSMtR : language, ['thede*]
Vegnseolu 1 band of vassals, WW21V, +tMod pp. of +t$eon, Vywan.
teipaoirht sorrow for loss of thanes, BlZl. ±ttodan to join, associate {with), attach
VegnuogMSdn-iing, -inff or subject oneself to, M,CP : (+) engage
teignwtOTadTL band of foUoufers, CrI 51. in ; (+) translate^ tS. fram separate,
tl^nwer in. thane* s * wergild,* LL. ttodbefthit n. public calamity.
ttego=tSegu ttiodlMlendet mp. earth-dweUers, human
tMgon=t$egon pret. jpL of Slogan beings.
'tSgu y. b£kh-, win-D. ; ttoh (A) =600 Wodewin 1 queen, empress. El 1156.
Wh I. =6eoh I. IL (A,K) -tSeah Wodoynlng m. monarch : (f) Ood.
WhtHfSeaht Ktode pret. 3 sg. of tSeon.
M. tSell n. board, plank, {metal) plate. [Oer. +MNle n. speech, language, AO,CP : nation :
diele] translation, M.
Velbryog f. bridge of planks, Ct ttodegsa m. general terror, Ob834.
VelorsBft = tSylcrseft Woden m. chief of a tribe, ruler, prince, king :
WlUsasten n. fastness made of planks, Mp, Ood, Christ. [Veod ; op. dryhten ^m
arib, Gbk1482. dryht]
Milan = tSiUian . Wodend m. translator, OEG 15*.
-Mtt y. bumh-, benc-V. [*iheal*] +Wodendllc copulative, i£GB259^
Mm=t$ffim; tJinMtSegn WodengedAl n. separation from one*s lord
±t{encan I. to * think* {*i-thenche*), imagine, {through his death), Gul324.
think of, meditate, reason, consider, ^,B, iUn&SDtioUt\ faithful to one*s lord.
Bo,BIJLl ; AO,CP : rernember, recollect, WodenUtt without a ruler or chief, lordless,
CP,BB : intend, purpose, attempt, devise, B1103.
B,Bl : wish, desire, long for. [tSano] Woden-mft'Sm (-madm) ol treetsure given by
II. (rarely) =Syncan a prince, Qek 409.
Venoendlle thoughtful, BCFH 174. Wodenstdlt m. throne.
Wnde = 6enden ; Wnd« = Veonde WodeorKe f . inhabited earth, W240".
Venden oonj. and ady. meanwhile, whUe, as Wodfiond m. public enemy, W.
long as, untiL WodlmmA m. prince, ruler, MvtTQ^.
t$ene=t$one Wodgestrton n. people* s treasure, great
Wnett f. service, entertainment, Chb1054d. possession, B44 ; 1218,
Wnettmann (§0^) m. serving-man, retainer, Wodg^umaf m. man, warrior.
Cbb656b. Wodhere m. national army, host, Gbk2160.
Wnestre f. servant, handmaiden, OEG 1368. -Wodig, -6eodig-lio, -nes y. el-9.
Wng=Vegn Wodiio I.t n. speech, language. II. adj.
Wngelt m. prince, king, lord, ruUr. OentHe, OEG 8'*^. [Oer. deutsoh]
4Senlan = tSennan + WodlSBoan to adhere, cleave to, LPs 24*^.
Wnian (^tCP) ^tSegnian Wodland n. inhabited land, district, country,
WnlgiAuum=t$eningmann empire : the continent.
WnlngtsBt n. serving-vessel, RB. Viodllo national, ^Gb65*.
Wnlnggiit m. ministering spirit, M, +tModllo social, intimate.
BEODLIGETERE 309 DEOWATDOM
VSodlloetera m. public deceiver, arch- t(teiiyd=t$eownyd
hypocrite, W64**. Wor m? inflamnuUionf Lod.
Modloga m. ardi-liar, W. MoriUU t inflammation f blistering heaif
WOdmsBgen n. troop, hoet, £x342. Lod.
±90odn68 f . ( + ) joining, euture : conjunction, tteoroung = deorcting
(ueociation : (+) ctmjttgation, MGn : (+) ^SiOT&niiB m. a dritUc need for inflammation,
tran^ation, Lgd.
d;9todriMeii 1 intercourse, fellowship, M. ttoorf (», e, o) L adj. unleavened, M,Q,WW :
VtodsoeatSa m. public pest, criminal fresh f skim? (milk), Lod. IL n. un-
Wodsdpe m. L nation, people, community, leavened bread, M, [*tharf*'i
population. IL coniiection, association : ttoorfa=tSear{a
discipline, training, teaching, instruction, Keorfdagas mp. days of unleavened bread,
testimony : learning, erudition, GP : ad- A 8*330.
ministration, law, authority : conduct Veorfhl&t m. loaf of unleavened bread , M.
Modstotn m. tribe, nation, FPsSS^^ ttoorfUng m. unleavened bread, WW.
+tMod8U]iiiie8 f. agreement, IkL p8^. tSeortnes f. freedom from leaven, purity, ^.
VtodtSrta f 7 m 7 general distress, B 178. ISeorfliymbel n. feast of urUeavened bread, M.
ttiodwlga m. great warrior. Pa 38. Morgerid n. inflammation f Lod 187a.
Kfodwlta m. learned man : senator, M. ttoonowold =6er8oold
tModwiindor n. great wonder, Cb 1 156. Morwsaro m. inflammatory disease f LcD46b.
Wot L {&, ea) m., criminal, ^ thief, ^ robber, tSterwum 1 inflammatory tumour or blister,
0,LL,OET. II. f. thrft. carbuncle, Lod 123a.
tMotdenn n. robber *s cave, KC3-15'*. tMorwyim m. inflammatory (parasitic)
tStefend (only found in pL7) 1 thievifig, worm, Lod 46a.
theft. ttterwjTt f. ploughman^ s spikenard, flea-
tMotet(oni=tSyfetSom bane, Lod,
Mofleng m. seizure of thieves by an owner on Vfos L dem. pron., nom. fern. this. ▼. tSSs.
his own land : right to fines payable on con- IL gs. of tSSoh. III. gs. of (tSdo»)t$eow.
vietionfor theftf TC (y. BT). ttooesa, tSeoBsam^tSissa, iSvsam
Mofglld n. payvfienttof theft, LL. MosterMtSSostor
±1»oflan to 'thieve,^ steal, LL,TC. Vtostor, CSostre (!e, i, v) dark, gloomy, B,
Stofmann m. rcibber, brigand, A.0,2EP. BH : sad, rnowrnfiiL yihesteir^'\
Vtefaeeatte m. robber, v. ANS 129-24nd. Mostorootat m. dark chamber.
IfiolBoeolu =:t$dof8oolu ttSottorful dark, dushy, jE,Mt{f). ['thester-
ttioftelp n. pirate-ship, Ql. yvfl']
VfofBOOlu f. band of robbers, Bo33^^ tftoftortulnes (6, y) f. darkness, OEG.
«8o£Myldlg 1 guiUy of theft, LL226'. «6ostorUo obscure, dark, jE{f^). [' thesterly *]
tMofUege m. slaying of a thief, LL97. MMtorlooa m. tomb, £l486.
t^Uiihim. slaying oj a thief, JJjIO^b, Ktestomes {&, i, y) f. darkness, AO,Bo.
tMofStolen pto. stolen, LL. [*thestemess*]
tMotV = fSieuS fSiostn = tSeostor, t^eostru
Mofiing f. thieving, NC327. tSSostrlan to grow dark, become dim, be
tMotunt (N6)=t$dofend eclipsed, BH i {±) darken, obscure, Bo,Mi.
tStefwracu f. punishment for theft, LL 174. [* thester']
t$toglng f. increase^ profit : advance, progress. 9908trlg dark, obscure, bUnded, OD(j),Mk,
tMoh I. (e) n. (gs. tSeos, ds. V§o ; gp. t$eona) [^thestri*]
'thigh,' hip, AO,CP,QlJjcd,Mn. IL im- Vtestru f. (i, ie, y), Veostre n. (often in pL)
perat. of t^eon. darkness, gloom, BH ; M. ['(/^Mter*]
iWoheoe m. pain in the thigh, Lod. MMtning f. twilight, gloom.
MobgelAte n. thigh- joint, Lod. tto08um=tSiB8um
Motagewaald np. 'genitalia,* Lod. +1$tot I. n. howling, Guth48*. IL pros.
Mohhweorfa m. knee-cap, Lod. 3 eg. of +t$€odan.
ISCohsoanca m. thigh-bone, Lod, WW. t^iotan' (ea, u) to roar, howl, ^,Bo,Met :
tWohge ax ( ae') n. hip-sword, short sword, sound forth, resound, murmur, WW.
dirk, WW. ['theoten']
Mohwrsee m. pain in the thigh, Lod 1*354^*. tStete f. torrent, fountain, cataract, waterfall :
±1Sfion I. (sv^**) to thrive, prosper, flourish, conduit, pipe, M. [t^eotan]
grow, increase, ripen, JB,B,Bl,Lk,Sc : be Mow I. fm. servant, slave, AO,CP,DR,0.
profitable, to become or be great, excel, CP : IL adj. servile, M,AO,Bo,W. [*(Aeott;']
lengthen {of days), ['^e,' *i-<Aee*] IL Mowa m. (iE,CP)=tSeow L
(wv.) =:9ywan. III. (wv.)t to perform, do. +Kfiowa m. enslaved person, v. MFH 104.
Mona V. oSoh ; tfoonan = t$anon VflowsBt = tSeowot
tStende pres. pto. of Sfon I. tMowan I.=:t$eowian. IL^tSywan
9oon6n=6anon; 1Mone8t=88nest 96owatddm=tfeowotdom
DEOWBOREN
310
BIND
tMow-boren, -berde not free-born, born in
servitude.
Mowcnapa m. bondservant, i£H2'610'^
tMowdom m. slavery, servitude, service,
vassalage, subjection, ^,A0 ; CP : divine
service, [^theowdom']
KtowdombAd m. service, BH480^^
Vtewe f. female slave, handmaiden, BH,
MtL{i), ['theow']
tftewen, tSeowene=Veowe
tttewet (^)=t$eowot '
VtowetUng m. little servant or slave, M.
Vfiowhftd m. servitude, service, BH.
Wowlan I. (±) (ea) (w. d.) occL pret.
tSeowde to serve, minister to, be svbject to,
Bo,Lk,Mt{e) ; AO,CP : en^ve, give over
into slavery, M. [* theow *] IL = oywan L
IStewIn = Veowen
«tewlnoel (io) n. litOe servant, CVHyS*.
Mowllo servile, ^GubS^n.
Mowne as. of tSeoweiL
tMown^d (e*)t f. serfdom, davery,
tMowot n. service, minisiry, servitude, bond'
age, -«;,AO,CP.
Vtewotdom m. service, CP.
Kfowotllo of a slave, servile, i£(wt).
tMowotMng (e*) m. servant, slave, J5.
tMowotBCipe (wt) m. service, MK2Sh**.
Vfowraclan to threaten, menace, SPsl02^
Wowracu (i£)=VeowwTacu
+MownMen (BB) =tSeodrtBden
WowtMtSeowot ; MowK = iSeotS, tSiefS
Mowu=tSSowe; 6tewut=t$eowot
ttowwraeu 1 eomminaUon, threat, threaten'
ing, M.
9eoz hunting-spear, HGl423.
ttoran to rush, CplGOj.
ttere-, tSeroB- =tSer8c-
tSeroan, t^erccan to ^thrash,' * thresh,* beat,
WW.
tSerezwold=t$er8cold; t$erf=t$eorf
ttorfllcnes (KGL)=tSearflioneB
tterh (NG)H<5urh
1S6rlime=6eeriime; t$€rTlhte=9«rrihte
+t$eisc n. thrashing, beating, GD.
±9erscan> (a, ae, ea, i, y) to thresh, ^thrash,*
beat, strike, CP,DR,8ol,WW.
Kerseel (y) f. flaU, WW. ['threshel*]
tSencelflor f. threshing-floor, Mt3^'.
Verso-old, -wald, -wold, tSerz(w)old (sb, eo,
i, y) m. 'ihresJu)ld,*border,limit,JS,Bo,WW.
t(es=t$ae8
Vis (e?) m., i5§o8 1, iSis n. dem. pron. *this. *
beforan Vissom, &t tSissnm. before this,
formerly.
tUster-=t$eostor-; V6strian=t$5o8trian
tSet, t$ette=t$£et, ^sette
V9w-=t$eow-, tJyw-; t5l=t5y
ffitoda (VPs 134") =tSeoda gp. of «eod
+tJlan = +tJeon
Vlcee I. adj. 'thick,* viscous, solid, AO,Bo,
Lcd,RB : dense, stiff , Bo,CP,Lcd : numer-
ous, abundant, AO : hazy, gloomy, M,BU.
IL adv. ihvMy, closely, ElJjcd,WW : often,
frequently, &en684.
tUiObXn. thick bushes,' thicket,' 8Ps. [5icce]
Vlodan tr., intr. to thicken, JS,WW i crowd
together, 8hr. ['thick'l
Vlocn66=t$icne8
Vioool, Viccol fat, corpulent, WW.
Vlcfeald dense, OEG278.
+Vlc^ldaii to make dense, Gl.
±1Slcgaii* (and wv.) (a, », e, ea) <o take,
receive, accept, Chr,Lcd : partake of, con-
sume, taste, eat, drink, Mk ; AO,CP.
VleHoe thickly, often, continually, frequently,
in large numbers, AO.
tdones f. 'thickness,' density, viscosity, hard-
ness, 0D,Lcd,8Ps : depth : anything thick
or heavy {as clouds or rain), LPs,ZDA :
thicket : darkness.
tndan=tSyddan
tdder (le, y) adv. on that side, ''thither,*
whither, M,BH,Bl{j) ; AO,CP. hider and
is. or. hidres tSidres (Ssedres) hither and
thither, CP : where, wherever.
VIdercyme m. a coming hither, NC327 (late).
ISldorgeond thither, ^.
tSlderinn {y\ y') ady. therein, into that
place.
Idderltedisc to that people, native, MH 178**.
Vlderweard, Siderweardes adv. 'thither-
wards,* thither, JB,AO,Bo.
1Sldra8=Sider; inM-=9Sod-
Vtoder (CP) =:«ider ; «fef- =tSSof-
tflieteteoh n. stolen goods, LL,
«Iet5 (e, eo, y) f. 'theft,* Lcd{f),LL : etolen
goods, "LL (oeoft). [VSof]
+1Heg»n = + Vigen ; tnen=9ywan
9IendA=6Son<&; tnienen=t$laeii
Klenga^'Smga, gp. of tSing.
9le8tr-=t$eo8tr-; tRt»=t$ief-, ^f-
Vlgdo, Vieede pret 1, 3 sg. of tnosan.
ISlgen I. £ receiving, taking {of food or drink),
eating, M : food or drink, M. [tSicgan]
IL pp. of tSeon I. and Vicgan.
Vigev pres. 3 eg. of tSicgan.
tngiien=tnhen
tigon pret. pi. of 9eon I.
«Ilisl=tSisl; tnhtlg=t$yhtig
tnhV pres. 3 sg. of Veon L
«Uo=t$yUic; t;Ue=t$yle
tflUan (e, y) to lay with planks, board over,
iE. [Oer. dielen]
tUIic=t$vUio
Villng f. boarding, floor : table, 6D97^
Ville n. thin board, plank, flooring, Gi*.
[Oer. diele]
«llilan=tSilian; imile=:Vymo
Klmlaina m. iricense, M. [L. thymiama]
V&i 1. gs. of Vu. IL adj. pron. 'thine, * Ay.
III. f. =tSigen
ViDaii to grow moist, Lod 13b.
Vlnc=9ing
Ktncan = (1) Vyncan ; (2) 9enoan
+tnnet$o = +t$yncCo
-htdnd n. swelling, Lcd.
©INDAN 311 DON
tdndan' to atoeU, aweU up, JR : (wrongly, tSIses gsmn. of Ves.
thToagh confusion betw. *tabescere' and tUsl 1, tSisle 1 tioaggon-pole, pdU, shaft.
'tumesoere') meU, pass away, PPslll^; [Oer. deichsel]
118^^ : be angry. tSlslic=t$yllic; Vl8m=dism
tflnen f. maid-servarU, handmaid, M : mid- fSfsne as. of tSes.
vnfe, M. [tSegn] tfl8on=t^isum dsmn. of tSes.
tttng n. *thing,^ creature, ^,Lcd : object, ISlssa gp., iSiaae, ISissere gdsl ; Sisaon,
property, JE,Bo,Bl,Lcd : cause, motive, Vissnm dsmn. and dp. of oes.
reason, JS : lav)»uit, PPs : event, affair, tJIstel m. 'IhistU,' Ql,WW{y)iU6L
act, deed, enterprise, ^,CPJjcd,MtR : Wstelgeblsd n. hlisieT caused by thisUe,
condition, circumstances, ^ : contest, dis- LoDl62b.
cussion, council, assembly, An,B,Cr,LL : Vlsteltwlge 1 a hind of bird, goldfinch f
court of justice, v. LL2*449 : point, respect, linnetf Gl.
Bl. mid nanum tSingum adv. not at alL VSstaimM (CP) =t$eo8tome8
for his t$ingum for his sake, for Visum tJbtr-=tJeostr-
t^ingum /or this reason, be fullum Singum lustra m. trace, article of harness f WW.
abundantly, &nige t$iDga anyhow, in any Visum dsmn. and dp. of tSes.
way, somehow, ratSost oinga at the earlieat, tStVer = tSider ; tRustr- (Cp) = t^eostr-
eslces twinges entirely, in every respect, Vlwan =t$ywan ; tSIwen, olwon =tSeowen
IStngan to invite, address? Gl. 1SIwwraett=66owwraou ; t$fid (GL)=t$i8l
+tSliigan = +t$eon 96 f. day, loam, Gl. [Oer, ton] ^^
■f tnnge n. meeting, council : agreement, Vooerlan, t^ocrian to run up and down, WW.
covenant : fate, Voddettan to strike, push, W.
±Kliigere m. advocate, intercessor, mediator, tSoden (oT) n. whirlwind, high wind, whirl-
priest, Gl,CP. pool, M,Op,CP,Chr, fttocic']
VlngMtre 1 female advocate, mediatrix, HL t$ddor=t$d^or
10"*. ttoft, «ofte f. bench for rowers, WW. i'ihoft'^
tttDggemearo n.t reckoning of time, dUotted +tfotto m. comrade, mate, MJiO.
time. + Voftian to join, unite, associate (witi), AO,
ttngtan (w. d.) to beg, pray, ash, intercede ±toUr&den f. fellowship, M,
for, LL,8at ; CP : come to terms, covenant, ±5oft8Clpe m. companionship,
conciliate, compound vnih, set&e : (refl.) +Vogen virtuous, excellent, [pp. of Seon]
reconcile oneself (with) : determine, purpose, tfoh (Gl) =t6h
design : taik, harangue, i*ihing^^ toYnd f. day, Gl (=»t$o).
tttngltas/ree {from sin or crime), LL412. i:1Sdht (+ exo. N) mn. process of thinking,
Wngmann = gingemann * thought,^ LL : mind, 01 : a thought, idea,
tSlngrSden 1 intercession, pleading, media- MtR : compassion, * viscera,* LkLBl^^
turn, intervention, M. [t^enoan]
+tSliigsceat m. ransom, CP3S9^\ +tSohta = +9ofta
tSlngstedef m. meeting-place, place of Vohte pret. 3 sg. o f t^can.
assembly. «oUit dayey, WW348U.
ttlngstow f. meeting-place, place of council : Vol m. * thole,* oar-pin, Cp,WW.
place where ways meet, village : marhet. Volebyrde patient, 8c [^tholeburde*]
+tSliigVo = +9ynct$o Volebyrdnes f. endurance, /9c3*(i*). [* thole-
Vlngum adv. (instr. pL of tSin^) purposely. burdness*]
d:t$Iiigung f . advocacy, intercession, mediation, tSolemod = oolmdd
JS,,GP, i:1Soliaii to suffer, endure, undergo, An,B,
Vlmi-=t5ynn- Oen,MhL ; Ajlj,(iP : aUow, KG : persevere,
none asm. of t$m 11. hM out (intr.), survive : (w. g.) to lose, lack,
innnen='6inen forfeit, be witkout,dispense with, M, [^ thole*}
Vlnra = tSynra comp. of tSynne. tJoU = Vol
tSlnra gp. of fSm IL Itolle f. saucepan, OEG4116.
mnt pres. 3 sg. of Vindan. Volmdd I. forbearing, patient, M,8c,0E0,
«Co, €io- = Veo, Ceo- II. m. patience? ^LM6»*d. ['ihoUmode*}
tRr f. a female servant, JnLR 18^^. [ON, ISir] Votanodnes f. forbearance, patience, M,
«lrd- {NO) =»rid- ['thoUmodeness*]
tJIre =t5mre gdsf. of tSm II. Vole- =tSol(e)-
VlrelMVyrel ; Vlrl- =iSyTl- Von I. instr. sing, of sS. II. adv. then, now :
Vlmet=Dymiht ihence : (in negative clauses, with com-
Vinceflor, VirscelflorMVerscelflor paratives) in comparison with : inasmuch
VinceV pres. 3 sg. of Verscan. as, when, softer Von after that, ssr Von
Vir80wald=Ver8cold; Vlr8t=Vurst before that (antequam). no Von lange...
Vlsv. Ves; Vl8a=ViBsa sp. of Ves. not long until..,, t5 Von to that extent,
Vlsan = Visum dsmn. of Ves. III. (VPs) = Vonne
DON 312 DBEATIAN
MnstMexn; tfoiuuisstSanon; taie=Vano 9nB0t=daBnt
VoiM asm. of 86 tKe, that. d:VMtatan to vrritKe, twist, press, force, BH :
Sontean =t$aiiScaii ; 9oiifin=t$anon crush, oppress, tormenL [v. *thresi,*
ttongMtSanc ' i-ihrast']
tSonne (a, m) adv. and oonj. iKen, AO;CP : +MtetediiM 1 carUrition, GD,WW.
therefore, wherefore : yet : while, when : VrAttnes £. trouble, pain, grief : (+) eon-
thereafier, henceforth : rather than, Ps : irition.
since : although : (with comparativeB) thrAstung t afflidion, torment, CP317^
^ihan,^ M,CP. t$onne...t$oime when,., tMBwen=t$rawen pp. of tSrawan.
then. 9. hw»t$ere yet, nevertheless, S. VrAwuiig=Vreagung; tSnBZWold=6erscold
gyt as yet, even. S. 6e MTice. tfintflan to restrain, reprove, CP : urge, push,
Vonon = oanon press, M. *
0or m. Thor, Lod,W. Vratung f. reproof, correction, CP.
Ih>rf (NO) = tSeorf trtig t. space of time, time, while, period, sea-
VorfBMt useful, NG. [t$eacf] son, Oen,Jul : occasion, B,Bl,Bo : evil times :
VortondMCearfend paroxysm. Crage /or a Itme, Mine time^
<ortto pret. 3 8g. of tSarfian. lon^ tt'fiie. tSragum at times, sometimes.
Sorh(VP8))-r6arh; 1torliiilht=t$onuht eaUe tSrage aU the time, continually.
VorliM useless, NG. [Searf] rtAroto']
9am m. 'tAorn,* tAon»-&ti«A, JS,Bo,0,Ql; Viigbyslg 2oii^ frtuy^ Rd5^
CP ; Mdf : name of the rune for H, Run, tMglle (Srah-) long-continued, BfF (Veep.
Vomeynn n. a kind of thorn. D xiv).
thnngebUM n. blister caused by a thorn, LoD tbrigmAlum cU times, sometimes.
162b. MUiMtf rag ; MUl = tSreal, Snel
Vornlan to lose, ▼. HF 174. tSrang pret 3 sg. of Vringan.
Voinlg *thomy, ' iff,Tf )f . ±thraiif n. (Aitmy, crouxi, himuft.
Vom-lht, .eht(e) thorny, ±tMwai|7 to turn, twist, curl, ^,WW ; OP :
eamlngm. eAof^pface,BCl-480*(Mdf). nidb. ['(Anw*]
Komiind 1 thorniark, Lod 10a. tSrftwtogqrinl 1 crisping-pin, OEG.
Vorot (iflL) =tSeorf tMwu (Gl) =t$rSa ; «ri =tSreo
ttoip (tSrop) m. farm : vitto^e, Cp,Ep,WW 9i^l,m!b[Lthreat,menace,abuse,CP : rebuke,
(ro). ['tAorp*! coslH^ion : oppression, atta/ck : cojamily,
ttonoen pp. of oenoan. throe. PSreowan] IL imperat. of tSrSagan.
VoBt m. dung, Lod. IKreaos = oreaz
+K6t = +t$eot tfrtede pret. 1, 3 ag. of 6r§agan.
tioterlan to cry, howl, lament, iE(o*). ±tlrtagaii, tSrSawian (§) to rdfuke, chastise,
Voterung f. groaning, wailing, JS. correct, punish, CP,Mt ; M : t^6ci<e»»
9otor-, Sotr- =6oter- menace : aUack, oppress, torture, afflict, vex,
«6« (CHBll36)=«eah L harass, ['threa']
«6tSor, 6d6er m. &al2. VMagend m. reprover, OEG6380.
tk»z=doz; tM=6rea Vrtagung {&, eaw-) f. threatening, reproof,
+1fraoeii prepared, decked, JBL correction,
tneiMOk to fear, dread, shun, RHyO**. tfrealis = tSreaz
tinumt f., gs. tSmoe pressure, fury, storm, 9rtel L 1 discipline, correction, punishment,
violence : onrush, aUack. M : reproof: threat IL=tSrall
±9r8B0 (usa. +) n. throng, force, violence : Vrtallef severe, terrible, calamitous.
equipment, OEG. tSrtan (i£)=6r^an; ttrfianUMtSreanied
tflrsBOtaflard brave in battle. El 123. Vrteog = t^reagong
VrsBOhwD f. time of misery, Jul654. Ihrtanledf 1 affliction, misery, distress,
1Ir8BClan=:iSraoiaii calamity,
tSneerdf keen in fight, Gbn2030. tManledla (S*, y*)t m. affliction, misfortune.
tIrsMSSwald =t$6nK)old Vrtenledllo calamitous, Jul 128.
IfrsBOWig m. violent combat. Ex 182. VrSan^dlHtSreanied
Vnoewudu m. «pear, B 1246(e^). tSrtaplan to reprove, correct, CP16S^\
trSbA (e) m. * thread, ' Bo,Led ; JE. [* threap']
+tSr8Bf n. rdmke, censure, NC297 ? Vrtapung f. reproof, CP167^*.
4-t(rftt (on) unanimously. Vrtet I. (eo) m. press, croujd, throng, host,
Vrsdft n. contentiousness. Mod 42. troop, B,El,Mk : oppression, coercion,
VrAgant to run. calamity, Bl,Jul : threatening? JR. ['^rea<*]
VrSglng=6reagung II. pret. 3 sg. of tSr^tan.
VrAl (ea) m. serf, 'thraU,* LL,NO. VrSatend m. violent person, MtL.
thrAlrlht n. serfs right, W158^*. Vrtatian to urge, press, force, attack, harass,
thrfit (e) fringe, hem, Gl. JB,CpJiH,Mt : threaten, PPs : reprove,
VrSscan = tSnastan ; VrsBioe (Cp) = Srysce rebuke, ^,CP. [' threat']
DBEATBISLUM
313
DBISTL^CAN
Krtatnifiliim (e) adv. in swarms,
Vrtetnes f. affiicti&n, tribukUion, NG327.
ttrfetnlan {Js) = 9r5atian. [' threaten*]
Vrtetung f. threatening, compulsion, iU-vsagt,
AO : correction, reproof, CP.
Vrtaung = tf reagung
Vrtaw pret. 3 sg. of t^reowan.
Krtawend = 9r5wend
Vrtaweoro n. misery, Gbn737. [0^9.]
Vrtawlan, 9Teawung=9reag-ian, -ung
Vteaz (e) rottenness, rubbish, refuse, Bas
iS'o ; iEL36*w {ON, tJrekkr ; v. ES43-332]
9no6 m. oppression, force : weariness.
[6racu]
1free8wald=t$er8cold; tMd (Cj>)=6nDd
+t$r9gan = +tSrean ; tSrt8:lan=9isegan
9rehtig=t$rohtjg; tSremmMtSrymm
Vr6o T. Srie; t$reo-=t$ri-
±9reodlaii (y) to thirds over, deliberate i
meditate.
threodung 1 deUberation, consideration :
scruple, hesitation.
tSreohtlg=tSrohtig
tfrtohund n. three hundred, M.
Vrtehimdwintra of the age of three hundred
years, M.
Sreom v. tSrie.
Virwnilht f. period of three days, PA3a
tMora V. tSiie ; Kreoselllo = oriBellic
tMostru=V§ostni; tMot=9reat
Krtotan* to vex, weary, AS46*.
VrtoMoVa 'thirteen,* M,MH (-tegtSa),
Mt{y^) ; AO.
Vrfotme 'thirteen,' BH(e^),Men(f),
Vrtotlnegeare thirteen years old, MH21d^.
«rtott-=«reot.
tfriow I. pret. 3 eg. of Vrawan. II.=Vnre
1Srtowlan=t$rdwian; tSreozwold=Ver8oold
tftrep? 'fornix,* Ln34»» (drep).
9repel=tSi7pel; 9ref§9re=tSrir§6re
tfrta=t$r»B; 1Sre8can=6er8can
tlresoold, t$Te8owald=Ser8cold
tfrtst-^tSrost-; «rtt=(l) threat; (2) Vrfid
tSrtiiiig=t$reaiinff; 1$rex=tfreaz
Srez-=6er8c-; wI=iBrie; 1$rta=6riwa
gribeddod (y) three-bedded, having three
couches, WW184««.
Mocan = Sryooan
KridaBgllo (eo, y) adj. lasting three days, BH
360»».
Kridfiled (eo, y) tripartite, OEG.
Mdda (y) num. adj. 'third, * Bl,Cr,Lcd ; AO,
CP. oridde healf two and a half.
tMuDg = Creodung
Me (i, y) num. nam. ; nafn. t$reo ; gmfn.
tSreora; dmfn. tSnm (t$reom) 'three.*
tfrie- = ISn- ; 9rltate = fSriste adv.
tMMan to weary : force.
ttrif eald three/M.
Vrltealdllo threefold, triple, adv. -lioe in
three ways.
UrUeoQor = tSriietSoT
«rltSte 'three-footed,* MQr.
Mfetfor triangular, Gl.
Mflogre (y) three fingers broad or thick, LL
110[49,3].
Mfl«re {y) three-storied, ^H2-7(H^
«ri-totede, -fotad 'three-footed,* WW{j).
tSrliyidan = t^rifealdan
Mf^rade three-furrowed, i£GB288^*n.
tSrig=t$rie; thlga=t$riwa
tSrigdrede three-pronged, MGn2SS"^{eo).
Mgtare three if ears old i space of three years.
Viigylde I. adj. subject to threefold payment,
or compensation, LL. IL adv. LL.
Vrilitefdede 'three-headed,* ^Orei^^y).
VrlhlngMtSritSing
Vrililwede having three forms, >£Gb287^^).
t^rihlldede having three openings, i£GB
288«(y).
Vrt-hyme, -hvmede (eo) three-cornered.
iSrllMe three-teaved. as Bh.=trefo%lf wood-
sorrel f WW133«(y).
Mien (WW151M y), «rilig, tSrili adj. woven
with three threads, Cp,Ln,WW ; LV.
['thrUe*]
MUo triple, thre^M, VHy(y).
MntSe n. year wtth an extra month {a third,
named Uoa).
Mm L=6rymm. U. v. Siie.
Vriin* = Crym-
Mmen (y) a third part, LoD47a.
M-meoloe, -milce n. May.
Mms, Srimae = trymes ; Mndan = Srintaii
Vrinen (y) three-fold.
Brines 1 Trinity, JB,BH. I'threeness,*
'thrinness*]
+Mng n. crowd, pressure, commotion. An ;
MMy)' [v. "thring*]
±t(ilngan' to press, squeeze, crowd upon,
throng, An,Mk,Ph : press forward, rush on,
hasten, advance, AO : oppress : (+) pinch
{with cold). I'thring*]
Mnlhte three days old, Lcd.
Mnna three-fold, three times, LL. [*(Ar»»']
Drlnnes (iB)=Drine8
Mntan* to swell. Mod 24.
Mo=t$ieo, V. Me.
Mostr- (KGl) =t$eo8tr-
UrirttSre with three rows of oars, as sb.
trireme, AO(ie).
Msoe=t$ry8ce; t$ii80elfldr=t$er8celfldr
Mso^ (y^) triangviar, AO. [sceat]
VriselUo tripartite, NAB35>>(eoi).
KrisUte tripod, three-forked, A4*161(ie?).
Msnseooe {y\ e*) three-forked, iBX>B288^'.
Msnes = tSristxieB
Mat, tSriste L adj. daring, rash, bold : auda-
cious, shameless, CP,W. II. adv. boldly,
daringly, ['thriste*; Oer. dreist] .
tSifstello = Vristiglic
Mstful presumptuous, A 13*369.
Vifstbycgendet brave-minded.
MsUi^d^ bM, valorous.
+Vrlstlan to dare, presume,
Mstlglle rash, bM, daring, adv. -lice.
±VrIstlAcan to presume, dare, CP.
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314
DRYSCEL
MMlAones £. hMness, QD.
+t$rbtlficiiiig 1 presumption, lfF164.
VristMunes f. umtU ofbMnessf AlMOl.
tfrlstlioMtSnstiglio
tSriMUng m. hM person? (BT), 1hr%uh (Mdf),
EC460".
Msttong very long? (or=tSii8iling?) BC
3-618.
Vrlstnes f . rashitess, boldness,
9rl8tra=t$istra
tSristrenge (eo, v) three-stringed, .£Gb288^*.
Mt (M) pree. 3 aa. of Srietan.
Mtig 'thirty,' B,Bl ;AO,CP.
MtlgfMdd ^thiHyfold,' Mi,
Mtlgotte ^thirtieth,* JS€hr{tt),BH,
Vifdinvlntre thirty years old, M,
VrittiotSa = t5reoteo5a
VrlttigMKritig ; «rf«lHt$ry9
MtSlng third part of a county, riding, LL
(late).
MtSlnggertia m. governor or sheriff of a
'9ri<5ing,' LL (late).
Vitwa adv. thrice, Mk,RB ; AO. [' thrie"\
Vriwln-tre, -tia, -ter three years oU, WW.
[v. 'thrinier'l
tfroe n. table, Mkll" : piece of wood on
which the ploughshare is fixed,
«roehtlg=tSrohtig
Vroh L * rancor,' Gl. IL 'rancidus,* 0E6.
ttrohtt L m. exertion, labour, endurance, toil,
trouble, suffering. II. adj. dire, trouble^
some, tormenting.
Vrohtheardt strong in enduring : hard to
endure,
ttrohtlg (e? eo) enduring, persistent, per*
severing, laborious.
1Srong=t$rang pret. 3 sg. of tfringan.
tfrop=tk>rp; 1mMie=8ro8tie
ttrosm m. smoke, vapour, M.
Vrosmlg vaporous, smoky, W138**.
Vrostle (67) t 'throstle,' thrush, BC,Cp,QD.
«rots (WW306i*)=«rote
tlrotboUa m. gullet, windpipe, larynx, ^,
OIJjL. VthroaAoU']
tftrote, tJrotu f. 'throat,' M,Bo,WW.
Ifroten pp. of tSreotan.
ISrotu (m) — tSrote ; l^rdiing = tSr6wung
Urowen pp. of tSreowan.
Vrowend m. serpent, scorpion, basilisk, M.
Krowend- = t^rowiend-
ttrowere m. sufferer, martyr.
ISrowerhM, 6r5wethad m. martyrdom, GD.
dbtSrowlan (o7) to endure, suffer, die, ^,B,
Bl,Bo ; AO,CP : pay for, atone for. ['throw']
i^rowlendhAd (e') m. martyrdom, GD 231^0.
Vrdw-tendllo, -igendlic suffering, enduring,
passive, M. d. deatS apoplexy.
Krowung 1 suffering, M,CP : passion,
martyrdom : painful symptom : anniversary
of martyrdom. {' throunng ']
VrdwungrSdlng i. reading about martyrs,
martyrology, GM286.
Vr5wuiig-fld f., -tima n. time of suffering,
+VrQen pp. of iSweran.
IMh fmiL pipe, trough, Ql,MH : chest :
tomb, coffin, JE,BH. ['through'^
tSnim=5rim y. 8rie.
-tSnim V. timge>9. \^thrum''\
Vrungen pp., orungon pret. pL of tSringan.
-tMt V. n8c-t$.
tMtigende strutting, bouncing, M : threaten-
ing, MLl(^'^.
Vruton piet. pi. of Vreotan.
VrQtung anger, pride : threatening, MLl^.
9ratniom=tra^honi; Vrf =t$rie, t$ri
±1Sryoean pret., tSrycte, tSirhte (tr.) to
trample on, crush, oppress, afflict. Bo ; OP :
(intr. ) press, push, Ou. [' thrutch ' ]
+1Si70oediii8 1 distress, trouble, BCF (Vesp.
Dxiv).
VfyonsB f. tribulation, affliction, MtR.
tSrydda=t$ridda
+tli^e pret. 3 Bg. of +t$ryn.
+«r9dfuUod 'elatus,' RPslSO^.
tiiydlan=tSreodiaa; tSrfdlg=tS^f$ig
tSl^dlIce=9r^tSlioe; Vrydiiiig=Droodiing
tfiyhte pret. 3 sg. of tSrycoan.
tli^=oyrl, Cyrel
+t(r^l n. crowd, multitude, ML23*^. [t$ryn]
9iym=(l) tSrymm; (2) ^rim
t(rymeyme m. glorious coming, Qv 1230.
^lynM^^nlngt ^' glorious king, king of glory,
Ood.
Viymdom m. glory, W254^*d.
KrymBii = Crimea
SrymfSBStt glorious, illustrious, noble, mighty,
Krymtiilt glorious, majestic, peerless.
tfrymUoe = tSrimeoloe
ftrymlic glorious, magnificent, AO : powerful,
mighty, adv. -lice.
Viymin m. multitude, host, troop, ML,Cr :
VorrenX : force, power, might, abUitu : glory,
majesty, splendour, CP. ['thrum "i
Vrymina m. brave man, hero. An 1 141.
^rymme, tSrymmum adv. powerfully, vio-
lently.
Krymrloe n. realm of glory, heaven, Bl106".
tliymsa = trymes
tf^m-seld ZL, -setl (M) n. seat of honour,
throne.
Krymsltteiulet ptc. sitting in glory, du?eOing
in heaven.
tSrymwealdend 1. adj. aU-rvling. II. m.
lord of glory.
+t(r^ to press, bind, v. NC328.
tSryno (A076*^) =drino, imperat. of drincan.
t(ryiieii=tSrmen; Brynes = Drines
ISryng sb. conduit, channel? (— tSring?)
WW 1981*.
Drymmi (^) = Drme8; ttryo8in=tSro8m
Kr^pel (e) m. instrument of torture, cross?
WW226«. rBreapian]
«rypelO« 'eculeus,' 'catasta,' WW ISO".
+^iysoaii to weigh down, afflict, oppress, CP.
[tSerscan]
Vrysoe (sb, i, y) 'thru^,' WW.
Vrysoel- = Verscel-
BRYSMAN
316
DURHFERAN
i:ViyBman, +t$ry8mian to press, oppress,
stifle, AO. pJroBm]
ViyB8oe=5i78ce; IJrystKitSrist
«r^t-=t5eoBt-
Vr^ pres. 3 sg. of tSreotan.
tJryUf ^' (often in pL) might, power, force,
strength : majesty, glory, splendour : muUi'
htde, troop, host.
tfr^ttedm n. noble house, palace, B657.
gryg beam n. strong youth. An 494.
ttr^bord n. stroTig shield. El 161.
VrySoynliig m. king of glory, Qod, An 436.
t^i^tuif strong, brave.
tt^gesteald} n. splendid dwelling, palace,
gi^lg mighty, strong. Gen 1986?
tt^Uc strong, valiant, adv. -lice( 7).
UryBo=tJrytS
Vr^swySf n. mighty, powerful, B.
15ryBu=tJrytJ
ttr^Vum ttery, violently.
VrySweorc n. mighty work. An 774.
VrySword n. lofty discourse, B643.
9u (u) pron. 2 pers., gs. tSin, das. iSe, Veo ;
dual n. git, git, g. incer, d. inc, a. inoit, ino ;
np. ge, gie, gp. eower, dp. eow, ap. Sowio,
Sow *<Aott. *
ttd m. tuft : banner, stand ard, c rest, [L. tufa]
+t5W thriving, luxuriant, WW.
Vtkfban leafy, OEG2222.
1»lfe1»stel=^ut$istel
VUflaii to shoot forth, grow luxuriantly, WW
408«.
•Bttflg leafy, WW408».
t»lft m. thicket, WW408i«.
tSugon pret. pi. of tSeon.
+1$tUisIaii to make misty, dark, W137*.
Vflhte pret. 3 sg. of t^yncan.
+Vuhtsum abundant, MH 138^'.
«umc=«7Uic
VQma m. * thumb,* Ep,Lcd,LL,
Vumle sbpl. entrails, Op210n.
+Vuii n. loud noise, PPs45'.
tfunar=tSunor
thmden pp. of t^indan.
Kunelic = ounorlio
thiner, t$uner-=Sunor, t$un(o)r-
Kung m. a poisonous plant, wclfs-bane,
aconite, nightshade? Gl.
+9^1960 full grown, thriven : competent,
exceUent, distinguished, virtuous, Mlt.
[pp. of t^eon]
+ouiigBii]Ioe adv. virtuously, soberly.
±t$u]]geimes f. growth : goodness, excellence,
virtue, perfection.
Vunlan to stand out, be prominent : be proud :
roar, thunder, crash, groan.
gunnung =t?unung ; t(uimur=t$unor
tSunor (e*, u*) m., g& tSun(o)re8 * thunder,*
AO,Cp,Jn,Rd : thunderclap. Led : the god
Thunder, Thar : 'Jupiter,* WW;YrN.
1$unor-=^unr-
Vunorbodu f. sea-bream? WW180*«.
tSunorolStre f. bugle (plant), Lod
VunorUo (e*) thundery, OEG.
tfunorrftd f. thunder, thundering, M.
Vunorrftdllc thundering, HGl451**.
tSunorrftdstetn 1 voice of thunder, PP876".
tSunorwyrt f. thunder-toort, houseleek, Lod.
VunresdsBg m. ' Thursday, * M ; LL.
Vunresnlht t the eve of Thursday, Wednesday
night.
±1$unrian to * thunder,* Bo,Jn (impers.);
PPs (pera.).
tSimiixig f. thundering, Ghb1085^
Vunung f . creaking, noise, din, WW.
t(unur, tSunur- =tSunor, t$mi(o)r-
tSun-wang (e, o), -wa^e (», e) f. (n?) temple
(of the head), M,WW. [* thunwang *]
Dur=i)or
9uren=tSwor6n pp. of tSweran.
9uro8dsag=t$nnre6d8Bg .
tSurfan swv. pres. I, 3 sg. tSearf, pL tSurfon ;
pret. sg. tSorfte; subj. pres. tSurfe, tSyrfe
to need, be required : must, have occasion to,
GenJjL ; CP : want, be needy : be under an
obligation, owe. [*thaff*; 9eaif]
tSuig=tSurh prep.
Kurh (e, o) I. prep. (w. d. a. g.) (space)
* through* {'thorough*), O : (time) through,
during, PPs : (causal : agent, means, in-
strument) through, by means of, in con-
sequence of, because of, BH,Bl,0,Oen, tSurh
eaille entirely : (manner) tn^ with, by, in
conformity wUh : for the sake of, in the name
of. Sat : (end, aim) unth a view to, on behalf
of. II. ady. through, throughout, PPs.
tUlrta=tSruh
Vurhbeorht very bright, transparent, radiant,
clear, M.
tfurtibiter thoroughly bitter, sour, perverse,
CERP877*.
Vurhblftwan^ to inspire, animate, CM 370.
Vurhborian to bore through.
tJurhbrecan^ to break through, M.
tfurhbregdan' to draw through, transport.
tSurhbrengan to bring throu gh, LP s 77".
thiriibrflcaii' to enjoy fuOy, WW98^
tSurUbmnen thoroughly burnt, Lod 166b.
VurholSnalan to cleanse thoroughly, MtR3".
Vurhcrftopan* to creep through, pass through,
Bo93».
Vurlidelfan' to dig through, pierce, M.
Vurhdrencan to saturate, KLl7^*^
tSiirhdrCogan* to work through, accomplish,
pass (time), CM.
(hirhdrltan^ to drive or push through, strike :
pierce, perforate : penetrate, imbue.
VurhdtUan* to dive through, B 1619.
tlurhendlan (e^) to accomplish, perfect. Lit
411 [2,2].
Surhetan' to eat through, consume.
Vurhf Are = t$urhf ere
tturhtsBStnlan to transfix, JnLR19'^
tSurtaiaran* to pass mrough, traverse, pene-
trate, pierce, CP.
tSurhfarennes f. inner chamber, ASPsl04**.
Vurhf Sran to pass through, traverse, penetrate,
BE. ['thoroughfare*]
DUBHFERE 316 DW.£R£
thirtilire L penetrable. II. zl secret chamber. Vurh-^ynliBn (CP), -tSyrliAn to pierce, pene-
Vuriiflten* to fly through BH 136^ irate.
Vurhfdii^ to penetrate, B 1604. VurhUt prep. (w. a.) ady. right through, M.
Vurh-gin aov., pret. -€ode to go through, iivahwmo^l,-^-j^uHde-awake,sleejUess,M.
pass through, penetrate, M. \^ ihxoiughgo*'\ Vurtiwadan* to penetrate, go through, bore,
tnirhgaiigaii^ = tSurhgan pierce.
Vurbgedon =l$iiThddn VurhmBouidlle very vigilarU, i£L23b^.
ttarligefeht n. loar, Cp206p(o^). Surhwvrod quite sweet, very sweet, Gl.
Vurhgtotan* to fill entirely, imbue, saturate, VurhwAt thoroughly wet, .£P172".
impregnate. Vurliwlltan^t ^ ^^ through, see.
VurhglMan to heat through, Da244L Vurtawraoan* to thrust through.
KurhhAlan to heal thoroughly, Lcd. tfurhwundlan to pierce through, wound badly,
SurhbAUg most holy. LL82[61,1].
Vurhheflg very heavy, 6D 104**. tturliwiiiieiMS 1 perseverance, BfF176.
Vurhbolod bored thro ugh, P EG 4035. Vuriiwunlaii to abide continuously, retnain,
Viirhhwlt guiU white, WW 163*. continue, settle down, M,AO,CP : persevere,
Vurhtonuui* to run through, traverse, pierce, hold out, be steadfast, CP.
M, Vurhwunlgandlto constant, continued, adv.
VurliUMaii to lead forth, conducL -lice.
Vurhldran to persuade, Sc38u. Vurhwunol perpetual, NC328.
gurhUBred very learn ed, ski lled, WW 118*. thntawimunf 1 perseverance, persistency :
«iirhl&9 very hateful, WW 130**. caiUinued residence.
tknrhlior-any -ian to penetrate, GD.JV Ps. Viirhynian=tSiirhienian
Vurtiioeiiiis t preface, introduction, WW <uirwdoDg=Cunreedgg
172**. thnnie m. small ship? hold of a ship? WW
thirhritean to rush through, Rd4**. 181» [v. 'thurrock'^
Vurbiototaii' to shoot through, pierce, MU^O. Vimoon prei. pi. of tSeracan.
VurtaseUiaii to shine ihrough, be transparent, VundsBg (Jn)=t$imreed«g
WW\W{y). ['throughshine'] «unt (y) m. 'thirst,' Lcd ; ^^AO^VPs.
thirliMS&Miidlto iUus^rUms, splendid, LPs 10*. tdmtlg 'thirtty,' PPs,Mt{j) ; M : thirsHng
9w!imcMaa?' to go through, traverse: examine, after, greedy. Bo.
consider. 9iiru=dura; VumliMKiirh
Vurlttoyldlg very guiUy, JR. tfus adv. *thus,* in this way, Bl,Cp,Lk : as
ViirliMfn«=6iiThjBome follows, Bo,MH,MtR : to this extent
9utta%oan to search through, inquire thorough- (qualifying adjs.), jS,B,01
ly into, iSc 209*. [* throughseek*] VQaend num. (sbn., always foUowed by
fhirtisten* to look through, examine : pens- gen.) 'thousand,' Bl,Chr,WW ; AO,CP.
trate. Bo. ['thoroughsee*] tmend-ealdor, -ealdorman dl captain of a
Vurlisltai* to strike or pierce through, M : thousand men, v. OEG4747.
attadt, afflict, kiU. KQMiidtdald ' thousand-fold, ' ^, W.
KurlMintagBn to search thoroughly, investi- tHIsendgeilm} n. computation by thousands.
gate, think ouL t(1lMiidg«tol n. a thousa nd, M <3tB.2M*,
Vurhsmtlgaii* to pierce, bore through, eat tMsendblwo mtUHform, WWlOl^
through : go through carefully. tNlsendlic adj. o/ a thousand.
Vurhamyrian to smear, anoint, W 229^. tSOsendmAle? adj. a thousand each, a thou-
VurbspMlg very rich, MH 1-602*. sand.
Vurlisttoelaii to transfix, JnL19*'(oi). VOaondinAluint adv. in thousands.
9urh5tlngan' to pierce through, thrust through, trasendmann m. captain of a thousand men,
prick, iE.CP. M.
tnirtas^rang very strong, 0£G60*^ tSflwiidrloa m. chief of a (housand men, WW
tfurhswlmman* to swim through, WW52K 1 10^^
VintaswltUyi to prevail, LP861*. tSQsent- =9aBend- ; tSuillc =9y]lic
Vurtaswdgan to penetrate, BH430* ( v.l. ). thus = tSos ; tSOtan = Seotan
9mhs9ne limpid, transparent, 0^Q2S*K VOSlBtel m. sow-thisOe, Ql,WW. [*tikow-
ViirhtAon' to carry or put through : finish, ihieUe''\
fulfil, carry out, effect, M,AO,CP : draw, +tSQx8taii (DoMl06) = +tSiih8ian
drag : continue : afford : undergo. tlwft (NG)=€wea pros. 1 sg. of Cwean.
tfurhtogennes f. a religious reading at 9w8Bgen pp. of Swean.
monastic mealtimes, RBL118^ 1hiirAl=tSwgal
Vurhtrynmiaxi to confirm, JnLR 10**(e^). tlwAle? (e) f. fiUetf towdt r. OEG63**.
VurtalSrftwan to tunst through. ±VwAiian to soften, moisten, BH,Lci>.
Vurh-Vyddan, -tSyn to pierce, thrust through, 9w8Nig=6wang ; tfwsBr- =t$wer-
-£• ±1fwAre (u8u. +) united, concordant, har-
IhirhKynl (i*) pierced through, perforated, UL monious, M : compliant, obedient : agrteMe,
1
DW^RIAN 317 DYNNB
pleasarU, genUe : peaceful : prosperous. Kf I. pron. (instr. sing, of Be, tSffit). nftertfy
adv. -lioe. after {that), later. II. oonj. and adv. be-
±tw&TtML (S) to agree, consent to : reconcile : cause, since, on that account : therefore. Led :
suit, fit. then : (with comparatiyea) the. iSy...t5f
±1SwArlAcui^ to agree, consent {to), ML : suit. the. . .the. mid tSy while, when, td tyf fSsst
±tw&niBB t concord, peace : gerUUness. for the purpose that, in order that, for fif
Vwagen rare pp. of Swean. 6e because. t$y 1»8 (9e) lest. ['<Ay']
ttwftb (A) imperat. of tSwean. 9yan=Syn; 9yo-=t$ic-
9wang mf. * thong,* band, strap, cord, M,Q^ V^SBges adv. on the same day.
WW I phylactery, MtL{e),B{m). '9^dan=«eodan
1^erfir-=^w8er- ; Vwann=t$w6ann Ityddan to strike, stab, CP : thrust, press, JB.
tfwasirlAii to whisper, HL18*<>. ['thud*^
Vwftt pret. 3 ag. of Vwitan. +tS^ good, virtuous. Gba68.
tfwSa pres. 1 sg. of tSwdan. tfyderH^iSider ; Vft^HfiSof
9wCal {&, e) n. washing, bath, laver, GP,JnL It^el m. shrub, bush, copse, thicket, Lcd,LPs,
12* : soap, ES433^ : ointment [Goth. WW ; M. [*%weZ' ; tSuf]
t^wahi] tSfftfSom yT ($, eo, i) m. buckthomf haw-
±«wtaii* to wash, ckanse, M,CP : anoint, thorn? bramble? Ql (e, eo), Led (e), WW.
MtL6". ['thevethom*]
tlwearm m? cutting tool, Gl. l^flMiT (or T lyplen) bushy, GPH399«<^^
Vweiil = 6weal ; «w«le = t$ wtele t^tten f . handmaid, OEO. [' ihuften ']
tSwftnan = t^wsnan ; Kweng (NG) = 9 wang 9^ = t$ief5 ; V^gan = t$yn
tSwtor, tSweorg =t$weorh +tSybt pleasing, Bm 18.
+t$weor v. buter-get$. Vyhtig strong, B1668.
9wtera m. perversity, GP222". tfM pres. 3 sg. of t$Son.
Vwtores adv. (gen. of tSweorh) eUhwart, V^Uto oonj. lesL tSf Ifis tSe lesL
transversely, dbUquely, AO : perversely. tSyle=tSyllic
Itweorh I. adj., gmn. tSweores cross, trans- tSylcrsBtt (e) m. elocuiion, rhetoric, OEG.
verse, bent, crooked : adverse : angry : per- ±tSyld (usu +) nl patience, LkLR. [*thild*'\
verse, depraved, GP. IL n. crookedness, ±1$yldfille patient adv. -lice patienUy,
wrong. quietly.
9wMrh-t6ro, -fura, -fyri cross-furrow, Gl. +t$yld-laii, •(i)gian to be patient, bear, endure,
VweorhtAme =t$weoTtieme CP : give in, agree, OEG 3237.
1Sweorian=Vweran ±tfyldlg (usn. +) adj. patient, DB;M,CP.
d:tSwfiorian to oppose, thwart ^ be opposed to. [v. ^thiW'\
Vwtorllo perverse, contrary, adverse, M : re- +tSyldmod patient, W72^
versed, out of order, adv. -lioe, CP. -ft^ldrnddnes f. patienee, KC297.
Vwtomes (y) f. perversity, frowardness, -t-t^ldum patiently, steadfastly. ^^
obstinacy, depraviiy, M. Kyle m. speaker, orator : jester, WW385'.
Vwtenolpe m. perversity, CP. Vyltan (^)=ViUan; t(yltaig=t$il(l)ing
Vwteittome (e*, i", y*) contentious, perverse, -htJyll n. air, breeze, DR121i*.
wicked, CP. Vyllio pron. {such like), such, such a, AO,CP.
tSweoton (BH204**)=«witon pret. pL of +«ymo 'densus,* 0EG6« (7»-i-«iolio; or
tSmtan. +Syllic, from tJyn).
Kwfe, t^werh = tSweorh +tfy]iiiAd brought down, abased, LPs 19'.
9wenui* to stir, chum : (t) beat, forge, render tffmsl m. thumbstaU, * thimble,* Led,
malleable, soften. tS^mele adj. of the thickness of a thumb, ILL
VwlhtS (ie) pres. 3 sff. of Vwean. 110[49,3].
tMnan to decrease, lessen, Lcd. ±tjfn I to press, squeeze, thrust, stab : coerce,
-t-ttwlnglod fastened up? (BT), HL 18*^*. restrain, oppress. [» Vyddan] IL ^Sih
Vwfir =t$weorh ^^ ±t^ean (i) (impers. w. d.) pret. 3 sg. Vulite
VWIril m. handle of a chum, whisk, WW to appear, seem, Bo,CP,El,Cr ; AO. mS
280*^. [tSweran] 9ync9 meihinks. Bo. him <6uhte it seemed
+«wlt n. cuttings, BH204*> (v.l.). [9witan] good to him. [Qer. dunken]
Swttan^ to cut, 'whittle,* cut off, cut out, BE, dbttynotto (usu. +) 1 dignity, rank, office.
Led. I'thwite*] ^(i),CP : meeting, assembly : private
9wdg, tSwoh pret. 3 ag., tSwogen pp. of arrangement {to drfeat justice), LL112[62].
tS wean. Vynden = tSenden
Vwong =9wang ±tSyiigo progress, promotion, N : propitiation,
Vworen pp. of oweran. DR23**'.
+ Vwomes = +tSwSome8 ; "Swnrh = Sweorh tlynhlAne wasted, shrujUk, WW446''.
tSwyhtS pres. 3 sg. of tSwean. t^nne (i) *thin,* BH,BB : lean, Lcd,WW :
t^»Jfr {M), tSwyr- =t$weorh, Vweor- not dense, M^O i fluid, tenuous, JBHjJed,
i^ivyrll =^wiiil ; Vwjn =t$weores Met : weak, poor, BH^Lcd,
DYNNE8 318 UNABEGENDLIG
Vynnes (i) 1 lack of denaiy, tenuity, iluidity, besides, on a. hserfest in kUe atUumn. on u.
LcdlSh : poverty, JeMeness {of sight), midne winter afi^ Christmas. [Oer, oben]
Led 1 • 134. [' thinness '1 ufftnoumende coming from above.
i:1$yiiiiian (i) to ^ thin, make ihin, lessen, uSMneund from above, supreme, divine, CP,
dUuie, MJjcd : become tkin, ML. iifane =ufan
Vynnol (u*) lean, thin, WW 172^*. ufanweard adj. (often used w. d. as a prep.)
tynnung,fSjn.\mgt.*thinni7ig,*<ict of making highest, topmost, M, u&nweardom o^ove,
thin, Lcd^Stk, at the top.
Vynwefen thin tooven, WW 439^. ufemast (superL of ufezra, ufor) highest,
t^rrel (yT) L n. hole, opening, aperture, per^ uppermost, topmost, J?. l*ovemest*]
foration,BH,MtL^c,WW. IhtAj. pierced, ufenMufan
perforcUed, fuU of holes, CP. [^th irVid xnh] ufonan, ufenon L adv. from above, Jn,W.
VyrelhOs n. tumer^s workshop, WW 185*^ II. prep, over and above, DD. on nfenan
(Vryl-). upon the top of. l^^ovenon^]
VyraUan = ^yrlian uf era = uf erra
Vyrelung f. piercing, CP163''. ±uferUui to delay, put off, M : (-\-) raise up,
Vyrelwamb with piarced belly, Rd79^^ BkS : extol, honour, M. [ufor]
t^^tSearf uferra oomp. adj. above, higher, upper, BH ;
Vyrte subj. pres. sing, of tSurfan. CP : outer, Lcd,WW : after (of time), later,
«yri=t5yTel future, AO,Lcd ; CP. ['over'}
tSyrUan to p&f orate, pierce, excavate, ^(i)> uleniog f. delay, GD245^
WW. [^ thirl'] ufeweard I. adj. upward, ascending, upper,
-tSyrtte v. samod-tS. ; VyniMtSom higher up, i£,CP : later, IL sb. upper
Vynie f . thorn-bush, bramble, M ; Mdl part, ouiside, M.
tfmbn thorny, of thorns, ^,CP. l^thomen*] iiftow«rd= ufeweard; ullrlaii=uferian
t^met n. thorn, bramble, thorn-thicket, 0£G. utonMufan
Vymlht, t$ymihte thorny, Lcd. ufor adv. higher, further away, further up,
ttyrran to dry, render dry, Bd29*. iE,CP : later, posterior, subservient
Zym withered : dry. \Oer. diirr] iifora= uferra ; ufur =ufor
t^fn m. giajU, demon, wizard, £,Cp;Mdl uf-weard, <werd= ufeweard
Ithurse^] iiht=wuht=wiht fn.
tSyrsoelMSersoel Hht, uhta (i£) m. twilight, dusk, early
VyiBOtS pres. 3 sg. of tSerecan. morning, dawn, on iihtan at daybreak.
tSyr8CWold=9e!rBcold to uhtes towards dawn : noctums.
tyni = iSuTBt QhtanlU = fihttid
+ Vyrst thirsty, MH 170*. Ohtontfina m. time of noctums.
Vyrstan (pers. and impm.) to * thirst,* thirst Qhtoearu f. sorrow at dawn, Wif7.
after, oXcdJSc ; AO,CP, \iSvast] Qhtentld = uhttid
+ vfrstglan = + Vnstian Qhtfloga m. tvnlight-flier, dragon, B 2760.
1$^ instr. smn. of tSes. tlhtgebed n. morning prayer, matins.
1^ =6iB- ; KysUo =t$7llio Qhthlem m. crash at dawn, B2007.
-Vyssa V. brim-<5. Qhtllo I. morning, matutinal, of matins.
K^terMtSeostor ; 1S7str-=t^eoBtr- IL=utlic
V^ ^ytt pres. 3 sg. of t^eotan. tkhtsang m. morning song, matins, M :
-Vytan V. 8b-fS. [UHO, ddzon] noctums.
«S%el (LPs79U)=t$yfel fUitsaiigllc nocturnal, used at noctums, CM
t^r=t$ider; «^-=Veow- 1014.
dbt$ywan to press, impress, M : stab, pierce : fUitsc6st$a m. twilight foe, B2271.
crush, push, oppress, check : threaten. Qhtad f . twilight, early morn ing, dawn,
+«^e = +tSeawe QhtSegnung f. matins, WW 129».
«fBV« =t$ief6 flhtwaocoa f. night watch, vigiU, BB40».
Vywung t threat, threatening, GD238U. Qle 1 'owl, ' jE,Cp.
idf (JnL10i*)=wulf
ulmtrtow n. dm tree, WW138^<. [L. ulmus]
M Qma I. m. name of a plant, Lod 103b. IL m.
a weaver's beam, WW.
iiee, pcu=wuce , wuc n umb, umbe=vmb, 3rnibe
Oder n. * udder,* WW61". umbort n. infant.
udu (N) =wuda umborweaendet being a chUd, B.
Of L m. owl, Gl : vuUure, iBGB48^'n. iin- L n^ative or pejorative prefix. II.
IL m. uvula, WW. oooasionally=on- (prefix expressing re-
nfa = ufan versal of a previous action) as in unbindan*
Ulan (o) adv. from above, ^AO,CP : over, im&beden neg. pto. unbidden, M.
above, on high, CP. on n.; u. on iSsst unftb^ndliosunabygendlio
UNABERENDUC
319
UNASMEAGENDLIC
imftberendllo intolerable, unbearable, M,CP.
adv. -Koe, iE,CP.
unftberlende unbearable, Lod 3*260.
iin&Mt = ungebet
un&bindeiidllc indissoluble. Bo.
un&bUnn n. irrepressible state, unceasing
presence, Gijth46".
unabUiinend-e, -lie UTkceasing, perpeiuaL
adv. -lice, iE,AO,CP.
unAboht = ungeboht
unftbreoendllc inextricable, WW4 19*.
UD&b^gendUc (e) inflexible, WW421><».
unftcenned urdiegoUen, i£H 1*464'*.
unftcnycendllc ifuxt cannot he untied or
loosened, DRIOS^^ [cnyccan]
im-Aoumendlic (M), -acumenlic unbearable,
unattainable, impossible.
unacumenlloiMS £ unbearableTiess, BBl114*.
unftcwenoedlie inextinguishable, unquench-
able.
unftdrtogendllc unendurable,
unftdrQgod undried, not dried, not hardened,
CP383".
niUUlrysn-ende, •en(d)lin unquenchable, NG.
im-adwSsced, -adwsescendlic, -adwescedlic
inextinguishable, unquenchable, M,
unSatSe =uneat$e
unSmta m. wanJt of leisure, work, occupation,
hindrance.
unsdintiglaii to deprive^ tf leisure, AS36^
u]i8Brh=unearg
unsBaecgenlio (EPs 100*) = onaseSendlic ?
unSt f . gluttony, M,
unsdtspomen not hindered, GD60^.
unseMboren wA of noble birth, louhbom, M,
unseKele of low birth, plAeian, ignoble, base,
CP.
unflet^eUaii (an-) to degrade, debase, Bo^Mxr.
unsBtSellce adv. ignobly, basely, BH442U.
uiLBDtSeliies f. igruJbUity, OD 151**.
undwfSBStlloe adv. irre verenU y : uniawfuUy.
imAwlsc (e) ^pudicus,' WW291».
unftfrahtendlic (N)=unafeohtendlic
imftfandod untried, AS 32^.
unftteohtendllo (sb') whai cannot be contended
against, inevitable.
unftffled undefOed, LPsl7».
unftftUlend = unf ullend
uii&fuDdeii undiscovered, M : untried.
unft-fyUedllo, -fyllendlio that cannot befiUed,
insatiable, ^. adv. -Hoe.
unftga m. one who owns nothing, PPs 112*.
uni^ledllce unremittingly, Bl121*.
unigftn adj. not lapsed, in force, KC.
unftgel j^ed = onal^ed
imftgen ryot one*s own or under one*s control,
precarious, CP.
imftgifen unpaid, TG201**.
unftgimnen without a beginning, MBL ^^
unfthetendllo unceaeing, continual, MFH
176.
uo-ftUef-, -le(a)f-=iinalyf-
imaiogen not false, true, NC328.
im4Uyied (CP), .lyfe(n)dlio (ie) not allowed.
unlawful, illicit, adv. -lice unlawfully,
without permission. So.
imftiyiednes (e*) f. what is forbidden,
licentiousness, BH.
unftl^ndllc without remission, ^H 1*600^*.
uxi&mffilt unmelted, Gl.
unftmfinsuinod not excommunicated, in
church felloivship, M,
un&meten unmeasured, unbounded, M.
un&metenUc immeasurable, immense, A2-360.
unflmetgod immeasurable, immense, A 2*361.
iinan- = unon-
imandc^igne$ (o*) f. ignorance, JAnPs24^
unanderglldes = unundergilde
unandett unconfessed, WIV.
unandgytful unintelligent, incapable, ig-
norant, foolish.
unandhMe (-hoife) insupportable, MtR23*.
unandweard not present, absent, M,
unandwendlic = unawende(n)dlio
unandwis unskilful, WW.
unangyttol = unandgy tfal
unfinrddnes f. inconstancy, BlSI**.
un&pliiedllce adv. unth impunity, DRllS^.
iinfir f. dishonour, AG.
im-arsDfned, -ar8Qfae(n)dlic not permissible,
impractioMe, M : intolerable.
unftreooendllo unexplainable, wonderful. So
26".
unArefnendlio (VPs)=imar8Bfiiendlio
unftretat unexplained. Bo 77".
+uii&rlan to dishonour, AG.
unfalmed adj. unnumbered, countless, in-
numerable, AG.
unftrfinedUo innumerable, immeasurable,
AG. adv. -lice, AG.
unftrllc dishonoutable, dishonest, disgraceful :
contrary to what is fitting, unnatural {of a
wil), wW. adv. -lice dishonourably :
unmercifully.
tmarodsolpe 1 remissness, cowardice, CP
149".
unftrwurSlan (eo) to dishonour, M.
imftrwiir91ic dishonourable, NC328.
unftrwyrtnes f. irreverence, indignity. So
2241.
unarmed = unarimed
unAssBcgendlic = unaseogendlio
unAssedd = unasodd
unAsoended unhurt.
unfisoniziceii not withered, undeeayed, DR
24".
iinftsoyrlgendllo insepara ble, M B. 1 '326**.
imftscyrod not separated, WW253*.
unftseogende unspeakable, ineffable, BH
264W
un&secgendllo indescribable, unspeakable,
ineffable, M. adv. -lice.
unAsedd unsatisfied, unsatiated, Gl.
unftsAKenlic (KGl), -asetSendlic insatiable,
UDftsIwod (eo) unsewed, without seam, Jn
19».
unAsmtegendllo inconceivable, inscrutable,
unsearchable, M.
UNASOLCENLICE 320 UNBRYCE
unisoloeiinoe dUigenily, RB20i*. imbrtMlod uncovered, naked, M.
un-Jwperiendllo (KGl), -Mporiendlio (GB) unbehrtowslgeiMte unrepenHng, M,
unaearchable, unbellmp = uzigelimp
imtapring-eiide, -endlic (GD) unfailing. unbeortate (y) noi brightly. Bo.
anisllSod noi hardened, not firm, CP383**. unberteflgendllo never to be taken away,
UDftstyr-ed, -od unmoved^ GD. ML2ZhU».
un-ftstjrrteiMle, •a8tyn(ff)endlic adj. im- imberende unbearable : unfruitful, barren.
movable, firm : motiofUeM, M. unberendlte unbearable, IiCD 3*260**.
imSsundrodllo inseparable^ DR. unberendnes f. barrenneaa.
miiswunileiilloe adv. dUigenily, BH. xaiitiexm»Aunleavened,unferme!nted. [beorma]
unitaladUc (N)=uDatellendlio unbesacen (»*) undiapuied.
xaMjtBlA uncounted. iiiibe8AndIlc=imbesSondlio
imitoUendUo (ea) innumerable. iiiibes»iigMl=unbe86oged
imitoined baAaraus, BH. unbesotewod improvident, inconsiderate.
unfttemedlle untameable, wUd, fierce, BH adv. -lioe.
162**. unbeMoren unshorn, RB 135**.
unitfioiteiMle indefatigable, OEG. unbdseii06d=anbe8eiiged
unAtAoriguidlle lasting, permanent, un- imbeMiigad not singed, ui^bvmt, W2£^*.
ceasing, M : indefatigable, unwearied, unbasfoiuUte (BH224^')=iinbefdnd]icf
adv. -lice. unbesDsitan undefiled, pure, spotless, JE.
unAMorod unwearied, OEG. imbesmltemids f. spoUessness.
im-Atfiriend-, -torieiid-=tinateorigend- imbesorh unconcerned, not interested, MH.
iiiifttwSogend]Ibe=iiiitweogendlice 2-486'.
unfttMotand unwearied, assiduous, persis- unbSted uncompensated, unexpiated, un-
tent, Cb388. atoned, Cb1312.
ini&tSrotaii unwearied, ind^atigable, vigorous, unbatSohto adv. unthinkingly, CPi34*.
CP171". adT. -ITce, CP. unbaffyrtet useless, idle, vain.
onAwsBgendllo unshaken, TC319 *. tmbawaddod unbeirothed, unmarried, M.
unA-wsMoen, -waxen unwashed, WW. iinbeweUed not boikd away, Lcd 93b.
unftwemmed, -lie unsiained, spotless, N. [weaUan]
imftweiiiiiiednes f . incorruption, A 8>330. unMddende not praying, MR 1 • 156^
tmi-wend, •wended(lic) unehangeMe, un- unbleldo (ae) t want of boldness, diffidence,
changed, inviolate. timidity, CP.
imftwendend-e, -lio unchangeable, unceasing. iinbUewlt (y*) *immitis,* OEG 66***.
adv. -lice. imblndan* to unbind, loose, JE : pay (NG;
anAwerded (oe;=ie) unhurt, N. tranai of * solvere*), [^onbindaa]
unftwldlod undefiled, DR. unblaeopod not confirmed by a bishop.
UDiwriten unwritten, M. imbllSyrte =iinbet$yTfe
im-b»ldo, -bnlda=iinbieIdo unbltoh clean, bright.
imbeDrenda=mibereiide; iinbald=i]nbeald imbietsimg f. curse, LL(310**).
unbaalaful guiltless, innocent, W. unbUmieiidnoe incessantly, BH34*.
imbeald (a) cowardly, timid, weak, irresolute, unbliss f. sorrow, affliction, M.
distrustful, CP. -HunbUsslaii to make unhappy, NC297.
unbealu n. innocence, PPs 100*. unblltSe Joyless, sad, sorrowful, CP : un-
unbeboht unsold, AO 18^<». friendly.
unbebyriged unburied. unblfSemMe sad of heart, MtL26*^.
imbeciaa incontestable, LL112[63,1]. unblodtg bloodless, GPH3951*.
unbecratod unquestioned, not svbject to unblonden unmixed, DReS'^.
claims, LL358[72]. unboht unbought, free, NG.
unbacweden unbequeaJthed, TC. unboren unborn, M,CP.
unbeden unbidden, M. unbrftd narrow.
unbe-fangenlio, -feonglio (BH224^*Ca)un- vnhndee^ unbreakable, indestructible.
intelligible, incomprMensible, M. iinbr8Boen=unbroo6n
unbefllten undisputed, EC69'. iin-braoe, -bri(e)cesunbryoe
iinbetohten unopposed, unattacked. Ha 57. iinbroo v. unbrooheaid.
imbefondllc incomprehensible, BH224^*o. unbrooan UTibroken, whole, entire.
imbagftn uniiUed : unadorned. unbrocheard ddicaie, tender.
unbegrlpendllo incomprehensible, Bu unbrosn-lgendlio (M), -endlic (GD) inde-
imbegunnen without a beginning, M. struetible, incorruptible.
nnbehtafdod not beheaded, M. unbrosnodlloe incorruptibly, GD348**.
iinbeMf e not suitable, inconvenient, WW unbrosnung f . incorruptibility, M.
508*«. imbryoaf unbreakable : indestructible, ever-
unbahelendlloa adv. openly, without conceal- lasting, [brecan]
ment, W138*. imbi^ useless, [bracan]
UNBRYDB
321
UNDEBFANGELNES
unfai^de honegUy, LL400[2].
unbred uninhabitedy desert, NG.
unbyergo np. uninhabited places, DBl*.
imbyrged unburied, MH28^.
unbyrhte = unbeorhte
imbymende without burning, B2548.
line pers. pron. (d. a. dual) us two.
unesBimed = unaoenned
uncftltolpe m. sloth, neglect, Chb47.
uncamprof unwarlike, GPH399.
uneapltulod without headings {to chapters),
LL(204i).
imoSi^Md gratuitous, gratis, MtLlO^.
unctopunga gratuitously. Da 746.
un-ctaa, -ceast n? oa^ of recondUation,
LL104[36J.
unoenned = nnacenned
iinoer L g. dual of pers. pron. of us two.
II. poss. pron. belonging to us two.
unoet=uno
iinclAmod unsmeared, GPH398.
im-olAne, -claenlic unclean, impure, CP.
adv. -Uce.
unolAimas f. uncleanness, impurity, AO,
CP.
uneiano f. uncleanness, NG.
j-unclAnslan to soil, pollute, AO,CP.
unelAnflod unpurified, CP.
unclSn- =unoltBn-
uncnyttan to unbind, untie, loosen, M.
[cnotta]
un-ocySa m., -oolSu. t disease, &
uncreeft m. evil practice, LL,W.
unoradtttg helpless, DD239.
uncrafod (LL232,14)=unbecrafod
uncre gdf . of unoer II.
unoristen infidel, BH 2*357.
uneummSe inhospitable, W257^^
uncttS unknown, stranae, unusual, AO : un-
certain, CP : unfriendly, unkind, rough,
uncQtfa m. stranger.
uncdtUlo unknown, adv. -lice in an un-
friendly manner, unkindly,
uncQtSnei f. strangeness^ GD278^'.
unowaclende firmly, CP41^. ^^
uncweden {unsaid), revoked, WW 114**.
imew^me not pleasing, MF176.
iincweKende speechless, inanimate.
uncwlsse dumb, BH290^>.
un-ewyd, -owydd uncontested, undisputed,
LL.
iine^e unseemly, mean, paltry, poor.
uncynde unnatural, Bo91*^b.
im-oynn» -cynlio, -oynelic unsuitable, im-
proper. ^^^^„
jmefpe gratuitous, WW 614*^.
unofped = unceaped
un-oyst, -cyste f. mistake, error : vice,
vrickedness, crime, M,CP : stinginess,
parsimony, M : disease, LoD. [ceosan]
uneystig mean, stingy, niggardly, M,CP.
uno^ runouts
uno^lg ignorant, unacquainted with : devoid
of, Gull99.
O. H.
im-cj[tf9, -oyt^u £. ignorancef M,CP :
foreign country,
undAd f . wicked deed, crime.
undSBltelloe = ungedaBftelice
un-dAIed, -dnld undivided. Bo.
undSaded not deadened, LcD3a.
undtadUo immortal, for all eternity, M. adv.
-lice.
undtedUenes 1 immortality, M.
undfiagoUIbe = undeogollice
undeamunga adv. openly.
undtetS- = undead-
unddaw without dew, LoD36a.
undedliilgendllo indeclinable, .£Gb.
undM=imdffid
undtegoinoe (i) adv. plainly, dearly, CP.
undfiop shallow, low, CP.
undtoptSanool shallow, silly, iBH 1-286'*.
iindtor = undeore L
undfore L adj. cheap, CP. II. adv.
cheaply.
undeomunga = imdeamnnga
under L prep. w. d. and a. 'under,* beneath,
among ibejore, in the presence of : under the
shelter of, Cbb : in subjection to, under the
rule of I during : by means of, by. sweriaii
u. Grod to swear by Ood. u. lMBC=und6r-
b»o. II. adv. beneath, behw, ujidemeath,
underAgendllc adj. 'subnixus,* DB182».
underandfond (o', oe*) 'susceptor, ' DR 193*.
under-bseo. -bsecUng adv. backwards, bade,
behind, M,CF.
underb^an to subject, N. [biegan]
imderbeglnnan' to undertake, purpose, M.
underberan* to support, endure.
under-brAdan, -bregdan to spread under.
underbftgan' to submit {to), M.
underburh f. suburb, M (Dbx7t32'*).
imderburhware mp. dwellers in a suburb.
imderoerran to overturn, subvert, LkLR23*.
[cierran]
iinderoing = underoyning
undflrerammlan to ehi^ between, fill out
underneath, ^H 1-430*.
imdercrtepan* to be secretly grasped, seized by
something, M : penetrate, undermine, GD.
underouman* to assist, N.
imder-cyntng, -oyng m. under-king, viceroy,
M.
underdeU n. undermining, ASPs79^'.
underdelfan* to dig under, undermine, break
through, M.
underdlacon m. subdeacon. f
underdon anv. to put under, M.
underdrencoQ to choke by drowning, MkL6".
underdrlf ennes f . subjection, LkL p6^.
undertade (N)=undeTeode, pret 3 sg. of
undeigan.
undereoton (Rx7iN6)=i2ndereten pp. of
nnderetan.
underetan* to eat underneath, undermine^
subvert,
underfang ^susceptor,* SPs.
underfangelnes =imderfangenee
21
UNDEBFANQEN 322 UNDERDIEDNES
umtoifangen (pp. of underf^) neophyte^ underngweord m. morning meal, breakfast^
^L3l'«>. AO.
undertang-enM, -elnes f . uniertaking, as- undenigeweoro n. hreakJoH, GD66^.
gumption : reception, hospitality, GD76'*. imdera-glall, -gifl n. repast, breakfast, CP
imderfealdan * subdere, ' EHy 6«». 322».
iinderfeng I. m. undertaking, taking in hand, undemliiuui* to take in, receive, comprehend,
C223!^. II. pret. 3 sg. of imderfon. uiuierstand, M : blame, he indignant at :
undeifldwan' to flow under, Rd II*. take upon oneself, M : steal, Lcd.
underf olgoK m. subordinate office, AO 286*c. imdernittomest lowest of all. Met 20**.
undertdn to receive, obtain, take, accept, M, undemmAl n. morning time, M.
AO,CP : take in, entertain : take up, under- imdemineta m. moming meal, breakfast, AO.
take, assume, adopt, M,AO,CP : submit to, imdemrest f. moming rest^ MH42*.
undergo : steal, GD,Lod. undernsang m tierce (religious service about
underfond m. one who takes anything in 9.0 a.m.).
charge, LBs. imdernswAaendunp. ear/ymeoZ, BH 164*°.
underfdnlle to be received, RBL97*. underntld f. the third hour (e=9.0 a,m.), noon,
under^Ugui 'svbsequi,' LkL23**. morning-time, M : tierce,
undergin an v. to undergo : undermine, ruin, underayt^ (M) =undeme68an
imdMgangan^ = undergan underondf ond = underandf ond
iindergend- = underigend- anderplanUui ' supplantare, * Sc,SP8.
imdergaoc under the yoke, tame, MkL21*. undenang = undernsang
imdergertta m. 'proconsul,' deputy-governor, undenctotan* to prop up, sustain, support,
M, GP : intercept, pass under.
iindergereord=undenigereoid imderscyte m. passage underneath, transit,
undergesett placed under, GL»307". M : brake, drag-chain, OEG60".
imderg«8tendMi* to stand under, LL 108[44]. iindentean to examine, investigate, scrutinize,
undergelSfoded subject, LL88'. CP. [Oer. untersuohen]
iindergeVtednM = underVeednes undenettan ' supponere, * LPs 36** ?
undergletan* (i, y) to note, mark, undeKstand, imdeningaii* 'succinere, * JEGr 181*.
perceive, AO. imdenittan* * subsidert, ' JEQr 157*.
undergiimaii* to begin, undertake, M, imdenmOgan* to creep under, surprise,
undergitan (^)=iindergietan imderstandan* (o*) to * understand,' perceive,
iindergyiman=underginnan ^,CP : observe, notice, take for granted,
imdeigytan (^)=undeigietan ^L23b^^* : * subsistere,* £)R.
underbebban* to bear, support, lift, NG. understandannas f. 'subHantia, ' DR31*<»(o*).
undwhlystan *subaudire,' to supply an uodeniujaiDg L irUeUigence, So22l^*.
omitted word, i£GBl51. undentappllan 'supplantare,* LPs 16"
undarhlyBtung f. the act of supplying an undenta1Solt8est=un8tatk>ifffist
omitted word, i£GBl51. imdersUngaii* to prop up, support, CP1I3".
undarbnlgaii^ to submit to, undergo, M,CP : imdentOBd-= understand-
succumb to, sink under. undentrtdan to strew under, 'MB. 18*^.
underholung f. *suffossum/ L V*Ps7 9^^ imdersyro m. undershirt, WW 379**. [soroe]
underhwitel m. under-garment, WW 187*^. undertld = undemtid
underbwrSdal = underwriedel undertodftl n. secondary division, iEGB291\
underi-ende, -gende, -gendlio inoffensive^ undertunge f. 'suMingua,* part und er or
harmless, AO. behind the tongue, tongue-ligament, WW
imderienuui* to run under : * suecurrere,' 264" (or T two words, Cp,LP89** ; 66*').
DR43*. undertungaSrum tongue-ligament. Led, [y.
undarUttfow m. consul, A068*o. 'thrum']
underlecgan to underlay, prop, support, underSenoan to consider, CP49** : (refl.)
iE,CP. change one's mind, repent, LL438[22] («•).
imderllcgan* to underlie, to be subject to, imdaitMnlan to serve under. So 6*.
give way to, ^ undarMod subjected, subject : assistant,
iinderllhtan to alleviate, DR. suffragan.
undarllng m. underling, inferior, underModan (ie, y) to subjoin, add : sub-
underlfktan* to bow or bend under : support, jugate, subject, subdue, reduce, degrade, M,
sustain, G2, OP «ij)por<. OEG4339.
iindannate=undemmete under-'Modendlic, -Seodenlio subjunctive,
undem m. moming {from 9.0 a,m, to 12.0 ^Gb.
ruxm) : the third hour («9.0 a,m. ; later, undertStodnes f. subjection, submission,
11.0 a.m), M, obedience, M,
undame=undieme imdarVtow m. subject, slave, AO.
undameoSan (»*, y*) adv. underneath, imderlSIadan (AO,CP)=nnderCeodan
AO. undartSlediias (i')=Qndert$eodne8
UNDERDYDAN
323
UNFORSCEAWODLICB
imderlSydan = undertSeodan
imderweazan* '' muxrtscert,'' Sol04^
underwedd n. deposit, pledge^ M.
underwendan ^ subtertere,^ So 196*.
underweoipan *&ubjicere,* EPsl43*.
underwr&del mT waistband, WW163^
iinderwrelSlan (eo, i, y) to support, sustain,
uphold, strengthen, establish, M,CP,
underwreKung f. propping up, support,
sustentation,
underwrltan to write at the foot of, subscribe,
BH312»«.
under-wrltMan, -wryt$iAn=underwret$ian
underwyrtwallan ^ supplantare,* EPsl?^.
underyoan to add, A 13-385»<. [ieoan]
underyman = underieman
undleme (i, y) I. open, manifest, dearly
known : public, nuncupaiory. II. adv.
iindlgoince =undeogollice
undllegod unerased, CP423».
undoUen uniilled, GD202*.
undom m. unjust judgment; injustice,
imddmUce indiscreetly. So 202^.
undon anv. to undo, open, loose, separate, M :
cancel, discharge, abrogate.
undrSM untroubled, undisturbed, undefiled,
CP31».
undrllen not driven or tossed, LL222[2].
undrunoeii sober, CP295^
undrysnende inextinguishable, MtL3".
und^ = undeore
undyme = undieme
imtaoen (e) barren, OEG27*^.
unteonlondlie unfruitful, sterile, OEG1030.
uneartotSIfee adv. without difficiUly, OEQ.
un-^arg, -earh (M), -earhlic {M) not
cowardly, dauntless, bold, brave,
untetSe I. adj. not easy, difficult, hard, dis-
agreeable, grievous, II. adv. M,
untotSellc difficult, hard, impossible : trouble-
some, BIP 1 -6 1 1 . adv. -lice.
unfiatSeliones (y*) 1 difficulty,
untott-lAoe, -iSone, -lacne not easUy cured,
untetdnylte indigestible, LoD82b.
unfetSnes (e, le) f. difficulty, inconvenience,
trouble, worry, M : severity, harshness*
tinCawfaastllce =imffiwfffiBtlice
un-efen, -efh, -efenlio unequal, unlike :
anomaUms, irregular, MQr, adv. -efne.
un^metta, -$mota=ansmta
iineiiiii=unefen
unendebyrdllce in a disorderly m anner , CP.
iinered unploughed, uncultivated, WW 147*.
untetful ungracious, WW 191^'.
ii]iM-=uneatS-, unie6-
unSwIso^unnwiflo
tinlAone (a) without malice, sincere, honest,
faithful,
tiiifflederllce adv. in an unfatherly manner,
W106«.
unlAget not fated to die.
untegar not beautiful, unlovable, unlovely,
deformed, ugly, hideous.
imfsBgemes (e) ugliness, GD279" : abomi-
tuition, MtL24».
untSgUo not fatal. Bo 107**.
unteegre (&) adv. unfairly, foully.
unls&htS £. peace {dropping of a feud), LL
100[28].
unlSle uncked, unlovely, unholy, eviL
untsMt not fixed, not firm, loose, unsteady,
tottering, CP.
unfasstende not fasting, LL(252^).
unfsDStUoe adv. not firmly, vaguely, indis-
tinctly, CP166".
+unf«wtnian to be without aim, ineffective,
MFH165.
unfBBStrdd unstcAle, inconstant, CP.
untestrftdnes f. inconstancy, CP.
imfsesIS- = iinf test-
unffth exempt from hostiUty, not under a ban,
LL186[1,1].
unfealdan^ to unfold, open,
unf eax without hair, bald.
unf tone = unf »cne
unfSferlg not feverish, Lod 1*164^'.
unfegar- = m^ieger-
unlSlende unfeeling, callous, LoD99a.
untenga not acceptable, MF176.
un-feor, -feorr adv. not far from, near.
unfeormlgeiide (on-) inexpiable, i£L23b*^.
unfSre disabled, invalided.
untfimes f. impotence, infirmity, MLN4-5.
unflltme adv. ? unreservedly? B 1097.
un-flyoga, -fligo^e unfiedged, OEQ 28".
unlorbssmed u-nbumt, M,kO.
unf orboden unforbidden, lawful, Si
unlorbOgandUe unavoidable, adv. -Hoe with
out turning away, ML2'^h**\
unforbumen unbumt, i£H2-480^
unforeQt$ reputable, good, honourable, noble,
brave, CP. adv. -lice. r^racotS]
unfordytt unobstructed, OEG3613.
unforebyrdig impatient. So 8".
unforad (od) ur^oken, M.
unfoiadUo (o*) indissoluble, OEG.
unforesoaaw-od, -odlic inco nsiderate, hasty.
unlorfeorad unbroken? WW 231"
iinforgifen unforgiven, CP : not given in
marriage.
unforgltanda unforgetting, mindful, Guth
76M.
unforgoldan unpaid, M.
unforhsBfednes (fd) f. inc ontine nce.
unforhladan unexhausted, WW255**.
unforht adj. fearless, bold, adv. -e, -lice.
unforhtigenda /ear^«, ^H2-140>*.
unf orhtmdd /(Bor^^a, M.
unforlAtan (S) not left, NG.
unformolsnod neg. ptc. uncorrupted, un-
decayed, J^
unformoltan unconsumed, ^Hl*488\
unf orod = unf ored
unforrot-adUc (HGl), -iendig (MBW),
-iendlio (OEG) incorruptible,
unfonatewodllae unawares : inconsiderately,
hastily.
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UNFORSPORNEN 324 UNGEDERED
unfor^^ponMii, •spumed not hinderei, OD iiiigte9e= unease
eo**. ungeixod unasked, MB. 1-428*.
unf onwAled unbumt, MR 2-20^*. / ungebartto = ungebierde
unfonwlgod not passed over in sUencej ML ungebteten unbeaten, unwroughi, Ln23*.
23b**. ungeMgendlle = nngeblgendlio
iin-fonwlt(en, -fonwySed unconquered. ungebeortilloe rasSyf iniemperaidyf MB,
unfortredde sb. ihe plant which cannot be 2*322**.
killed by treading, polygonum aviculare, iiiige-b§t(ed), -bett unatoned for, CP : «m.
knot-grass. acquitted, EC 2 17.
UDfortredm not destroyed by treading, Lod ungebierde (a, y) beardless.
3-290'. imgebli^ unbent, OEG2977.
unforwandlgeiMUfoe adv. unhesitatingly, ungeblgendllc inflexible : indeclinable, JBGb.
boldly. ungebleoh of different colours, unlike, JEGr,
unforwandodllo adj. unhesitating, fearless, ungeblfttsod unSiessed, Jul 492.
CP. adv. -lice unhesitatingly, fearlesdy, imgebl^ged intrepid, 6u913. [bleoh]
reddessly, CP : unswervingly. ungeboden ujithout being summoned.
unforwealwod unwithered, Bl73"*. UQgeboht unbought, unbribed, LL398[8].
unforwordenlie undecayed, OEG. ungeboren ya unborn, LL12 6 Pro.
unforworht L innocent II. unrestricted, imgebrooen unbroken, WW 398**.
free, KC. iingebroood unafflidtd, uninjured, M,
untorwyrded undecayed, NC361. ungebrosiiendllc undecaying, BH,GD.
un-fracodDoe, -fraoot$lice honourciiU, be- ungebroinod not spoiled, uncorrupted, un-
oomingly, fiUy, Bo. decayed, M
unfratewod unadorned, unpolished, GPH ungebroanung f. incorruption. So 71'.
396. [fnBtwian] ungebunden unbound, MQ^ 14^ ; GD 2 14^*.
unlreniful unprofitable, M vingebyrde I. unoongeniai. Bo 92**. IL^un-
unlremu f. damage, hurt. gebierde
unfrtoiuUfee unkindly. Gen 2689. iingebyredlto incongruous, DR179^'.
unfrtcgende unquestioning, Gkn 2649. nngecindelle = unseoyndelio
unlrttS m. breaoi of peace, enmity, hostilities, ungedftMOd unokan, impure, M,
war, AO : state of being outside the king's ungeenAwen unJcnown, ApT17".
peace. imgeonyrdnes f . neglige7u:e, indifference, idU-
unfrnSflots m. hostile fleet, ChbIOOOb. ness, ^H2-552**.
unlrliniere m. hostile army, Chb. ungeoc^lle unsuitMe, unbefitting, troubU-
untmSland n. ho^ile land, LL222[3,1]. some. adv. .lice, Sc80K
unfrilSiiiaim m. man of a hostile country, imgeooren reprobcUe, n. aS oath taken by
LL222[3,3]. a body of persons generally {opposed to
unfrftteelp n. hostile ship. oyreao), LL.
unfrdd not aged, young, inexperienced, B ungeoost reprobate, BH480^.
2821. ungeewtaM unpleasing, disagreeable, So38^*.
unfroforlfoe uneontestably, OEG 66^'? ungeeyd unsaid, not declared, LL212[9].
unfromt inert. ungecynde unnatural, alien.
unfQl 'insulsum' (?) MkLR9^. unge-eyndeUo, -cvndlic, -cynelio «i»notera/,
imfulfremed imperfect, M. monstrous, terrible, adv. -lioe.
unfuUremedneB f. imperfection, CP. ungeeyrred unconverted, Lci>3*442^
imfoifMiimilng f. imperfection, LPs 138^*. imgedBBftellee =iinged8BfUice
un-faitond (HGl), -fuliendlic (OEG) in- iinged»fteiiUe=:Qngedafenlio
corruptible. imgedBtUlee adv. unseasonably, inoppor*
unfuUod unbaptized, LL. turieiy, CP97^: ^
unfulworht imperfect, unfinished, RB20*. ungedflBftnes f. untimely intervenUan or
imJtym adv. not iong ago : soon. interruption, CP97^*.
ungnnge useless, vain, MtR 15*. imgedatenlle improper, unseemly, M : un-
iingui=ongaii pret. 3 aa. of ongiiman. seasonable f troStblesomef CP (v. A33-272).
aiigeSBndod=ungeendod adv. -lioe improperly, unduly, unreason"
ungeSsoe unheard of. ably, unjustly, unsuitably.
un-gedwed (-i£wed) unmarried, OEG 5248. imgedafenllcoes 1 unfilnesf, inconvenience.
imgeandeU withotd confession, W 136**. CPs 9**.
ungtara adv. not long ago, lately, recently : ungedatnlendltc (HGL492)=ungedafenlio
soon, shortly. ungedalllc infinite, taithout end, GD337".
iiiigearo=uiigearu ungedAfe improper, not fitting, disagreeable.
ungearu, gsm. iingear(o)wee unready, un- adv. -lice.
prepared, untilled, AO,CP. on nngearwe ungenlMello, -defliosuiigedaleiilic
unawares, AO. ^^ unge-dered, -derod {M) unhurt,
uagearwyrd not respected, WW421**. unmolested.
UNGEDERSTIG 326 UNGELIMP
uiigedantlg=unged3rr8tig imgebftJgod unhallowed, wnconaecrated, M.
imgedrehtllce adv. indefcAigahly, WW428*. ungeta&ten unpromieedt wnbidden, Bl189*^.
ungedr^me inharmonioust diacordarU, ungehtafdod not having come to a head,
[dream] Lcd1-92".
jmge&wlxDOTllOB clearly, without any delusion, vng^htaldaum unchaste, M, adv. -lice.
NO 328. ungehealdsunmes f. incontinence, unchastity,
ungedyrstlg timid, CP209^^ M,
ungeeahtendllo {a, e) inestimable : in- ungehealtsumMangebealdBum
describable, ungehef egod * non, . .gravis, * OEG 27*^
uiigMnded=ungeendod imgehende (se') remote, HL12^.
ungeendlgendUc infinitive^ MGn : infinite, ungehendnes f. remoteness, distance, MGr
unge-^ndod (CP), -eododlio unending, end- 14^'.
less, infinite, boundless. ungeheort (y) disheartened, M.
imgefsBd (a) want of reason, NC328. imgehSred = ungehyred
ungeffiglio = nnfseglic ; ungetAr^ =nngefer- unge-hlenum (CP), -hu-sum (M) disobedient,
ungefandod untried, having no experience in, rebellious.
CP. iingehlrsuinnes (y) f. disobedience, M.
ungefaren impassable, without a road, BlPs. ungehlreumod (y) disobedient, RBL12^.
ungefta m. unhappiness, NC328. unge-lilwod, -hiwodlic unformed,notfashion'
ungeftelloe miserMy, Ch b755 . ed, unshapen : unfeigned, genuin e.
UDgeffige unfit, improper, WW19P'. ungehlMSor inharmonious, WW 224'.
imge-Ule, -feled without feeUng, Lod. iingehrepod untov/ihed, M,
UDgeMre L impassable : impenetrable, in- ungohrlnen untouched, BH,GD.
access^le, CP. IL adv. impassably. ungehwdde much, LGi>53b.
vrngennd inaccessible, uiigehwSni6S=uiigeSw£me8
ungefSrenllo unfrequented f Nab 17'. ungeb^red (§*) unheard of, urMd, BH^O**.
ungetArllo unsocial, internecine, adv. -Uce imgelifmes f . hardness of hearing, deafness,
in civU uxor. I^d.
ungenme impassable, VP s(oe). ii]]geli^=iinge-hier-, -hir-
ungefeKered 7u>t feathered, WW 427^*. nngehyrt = ungeheort
UDge-log, -f dh I. immoderate, excessive, M : ungel m. fat, tallow, suet, M.
overhearing, presumpttums, unbending, M. ungettcnod unhealed, GirrH66^'.
II. n. excess, KC329. adv. -toge excessive- ungelftdod not acquiUed, EC 217.
ly, AO. ungelsMcendllo unreprovable. So 119^^.
unge-fogUe (AO), -f5hlio fierce, strong : ungelftred untaught, illiterate, unlearned,
immense, adv. -lice. ignorant, rude, M,CP. adv. -lice.
ungefrSg-e, -elio unheard of, unusual, incon- ungelftredlic unteachable, GD 110*^.
ceivable. adv. -lice. ungelSrednes f . unskHfulness, ignorance, CP.
ungefrsBtwod unadorned, WW419". ungeUtSod uninvited, ^HM28".
ungefrtdelloe adv. insensibly, callously, ungeltot unheliemng, PP867^'.
CP265^. ungelteta m. unbelief.
ungetrSglIoe=imgefrflgIice ungelSatTul unbelieving, M,CV.
ungetremed unfinished, M. ungelteflullio unbelieving : incredible, adv.
ungefremmung (on-) 1 imperfection, RPs -lice.
138^*. ungeltoffulnes f. unbelirf.
ungefuUod I. unfulfilled, Rd60^«. [falUan] imgvltaflic incredible, M.
II.=migefi2lwod ungelfiafsum unbelieving.
ungetulwod unbapHzed. ungeUafftumnes f . unbelief, infidelity, hea-
unge-tyld, -fylle(n)d(Uc) insatiable. thenism, BH70*«.
ungefynde worthless, barren, sterile f CP ungelM-=ungelif-; ungelSofa^ungeleafa
41V^. ungelle unlike, different, dissimilar, diverse,
imgetym adv. not long hence, not long ago, CP. adv. -lice.
not long after, M. ungeDca m. one uTilike others, MLl^.
uiigegearwe=ungearwe, v. ungeam. ungellolic improper, adv. -lice.
UDge-gearwod (BR), -gerad (MtR) not ungeHenes f. unlikeness, difference, CP.
clothed. uiigenef-=ungelif-
ungeglenged unadorned, OEG 1210. ungellfed (y) I. unbelieving, M. II. illicit,
ungegrftt ungreeted, Guth22*b. BH 2-229.
nngehAdod not ordained, not belonging to an ungellf-edUo, -endlic (ie, y) incredible, ex-
order (used of men and women). traordinary. ' adv. -lice.
un-gehSlendllc, -gehseledlio eulj. incurable, ungelltend (e) m. unbeliever, NG.
VHy. ungellfnes (e) f. unbelief, NG.
imgehdmed unmarried, OEG 1 174. ungellgen = ungelygen
ungeh8Dpllc unsuitable, unfit, A 8*452. ungeUmp nm. mishap, misfortune, M.
UNGELIMPLIC
326
UNGESGEDDJGNES
nngeliinpllo inconvenierU, unfortunaU, disas-
trous, M : abnormal, unreasonable, adv.
-Hoe.
iingel^- ^ nngelif -
ungelyg«n not lying, true, LL.
nngiiii- = ungym-
ungemaea m. ^impar,* not a match, JEOn.
liiig«lll8B0 unlike, GD91^*; WW 223**.
ungematMungemet
UDgsmAte I. immense. II. adv. immensely,
angemfitUe excessive, A028*'.
angemUe unbearable, unpleasant. Mod 25.
ungiiiiidiiM f. adversity, BR 63^.
UDgeiiieltnes f. indigestion, LoD68b.
ungemeiiged unmixed, pure. Bo 100*^.
imgeiiMiigediMf 1 purity.
VDgemet n. excess, superfluity : immensity :
Ufant of moderation,
imgemM not met with, unknown, OEG248&
nnguiieto L adj. huge, GD12*. II. ady.
excessively, immeasurably, immoderately,
extremely, very.
ungunetogod (JB)=imgemetgod
mtgoinetettoe = nngemetlioe
vaatguatim = tmgemete II.
ungematfiBBst not moderate, intemperate,
excessive : (f) very firm.
ungemetfasstnes 1 excess, intemperance. Bo
109».
ungemetgod out of due proportion, excessive,
GP : unbridled, intemperate,
ungemetguiig 1 excess, want of moderation,
JE,CB,
usgemetlle immeasurable, immense, AG i
excessive, immoderate, molerU. adv. -libe,
AO,CP.
angemetnes t extravagance, OET180*.
ungaiietuiii adv. ^nngemete
angemldlod unrestraii^, unbridled, M,
angemllit without strength, weak,
ungBmlhtig = uninihtig
imgemlndlg = nngemyndig
ungenidd discordant, dissentient, quarrel'
some, OP.
ungeinSdlgnes f. contentiousness, W8^.
imgemddnes f. strife, CP344*.
ungemolsnod undecayed, MH78^
ungemuneood not made a monk, LL(142^).
imgemylt undigested, Lod 2*284.
tingemynd f. madness, Lcd.
ungemyndlg (w. g.) unmindful, forgetful,
heedless {of), M.
ungenanmedllo unexpected, GD341U.
ungenldd (e, ie) uncompelled. AO,GP.
ungeoclan to unyoke, iEGR277'.
iingeorne rtegligently : unwillingly, AG.
ungeomtul indifferent, remiss, slothful, CP.
imgerftd I. (w. g.) ignorant, foolish, unskilled,
unfit, iE,CP : (w. d.) at variance, wrong,
discordant, dissentient, i£,AO : iU-con-
ditioned, rude, St. II. d. discord, GP :
foUy, M.
migerftdnes (») disagreement, Lcd.
ungerfidMungerad
ungerftde foolish, MFI76. adv. -Bee
sharply, roughly, violently.
ungnnSdnes f. disagreement, sedition, AG.
ungeree n. tumuU, BH.
ungereooan to clear oneself of an accusation,
LL168[1,2].
imgereclle unruly, unrestrained, Bl19*.
adv. -lice confusedly, rechlesdy.
UDgerMelloe = ungenedlice
imgwtaod not ornamented, TG6I5**. [reg-
nian]
iingmord uninstrueted, barbarous, WW193*.
imgenordedtie insatiable, Ps.
ungereordod unfed, empiy, M.
ungarepod =iiiigehrepod
uiigm1an=iingierwan; ungariht^unriht
ungeiihte uncorrected, unr^ormed, NG329.
ungeifm I. n. countless number, host, JS.
11. countless, untold, M.
unge-rlmllc, -iimed(lic) countless, untold.
ungerlnen = ungehrinen
ungerfnselloe = ungerisenlice
ungerlped immature, too early, M.
ungerisadlfoe = ungeriBenlice
vmgeriMnde indecent, GEG3673.
ungvrisena I. unseemly, improper : ineon-
gruous, inconvenienL II.=ungerianii
UDgerlseiille unbecoming, improper, GP.
adv. -Uoe, CP.
ungerlsiies (imi-) 1 impropriety, HGi.607.
imgerlsnu n. (often pi.) inconvenience : im-
propriety, indigrnity, disgrace, AG.
ungerwan =ungierwan
ungerfde L rough, boisterous, harsh, IL n.
rough place, Lk3*.
unger^dellc rough, violent, GD265* ; LV47.
adv. -lice suddenly, impetuously, M.
unger^dnas f. noise, tumult, So82*.
ungesadeiod = unBadelod
imgosAllg unhappy, unfortunate, MJlO,CP.
adv. -lice unhappily : wickedly.
ungwAUgiMS 1 unhappiness, misfortune,
BH,Bl.
ung088BlIk» = ungeeceliglice
ungesSlK f . trouMe, misfortune, unhappiness,
sorrow, CP.
ungesawen = ungesewen
lingMawenllo = ungesewenlic
ungescatSlgnes = ungescetStSignes
ungesctad I. n. want of irSelligence, sense-
lessness. II. adj. unreasonable. III. adv.
exceedingly. Da 243. [cp. Cfer, gesoheit]
utigesctedlie unreasonable, indiscreet, adv.
•lice unreasonably, absurdly.
ungescted-wls, -wislic unintelligent, irration-
al, imprudent, foolish, M,CP. adv. -lioe.
iingesotedwbnes f. unnt of intelligence, in-
discretion, foUy, ignorance, CP.
un-gesceapen, -gescepen neg. ptc. uncreated,
unformed, M.
ungascended unhurt, DR 146^.
imgesoeHtSed unhurt, BH218'*.
ungesoetSVlgnas (a) £. innocence, MFH ( VesD.
D xiv). ^ ^
UNGESCR^PE .
327
UNGEWIRHTUM
ungeserApe inconvenient, usdeas.
ungesorApnes (e) f. diacomfori, BH322*^.
ungesorSpo n. inconvenience^ B^382*.
ungesesenllo = ungesewenlic
ungeseht adj. at variance, FM358».
ii]i|pesAl-=uinge8tel-; i]iiges8iM=iiiige8yne
ungestood not signed with the erow. [segn]
ungestonde blind. Lob 1-368**.
UDgeseowenllo = ungeeewenlic
unge-flewen, -sewen(d)Iio unseen,, invisible,
M,CP. adv. -tioe.
ungwlbb (t) not related : unfriendly, ?iostile,
Bl,BH.
ungeslbsum not peaceable, quarrelsome, ton-
fofUioiM, CP.
ongeslbsuinnes f. quarrelsomeness, discord,
GP35P.
imgesllt = unsealt
ungesoden unsodden, unboiled, Lcd.
iingesom at variance, i£Hl-478**.
ungespMlg = onspedig
UDgestsetsSe- = nngestietSVig-
ungesteotlttlg unsteady, inconstant, unstablCf
fickle, CP. adv. -lice.
ungeBtsBtllSIgnM f . inconstancy, frivolity, CB,
ungestrton n. ill-gotten treasure, W183'.
ungeBtroden not subject to confiscation, LL
12[4.1].
ungesundnoe excessively, exceedingly, GDIS'.
ungMwSge inharmonious, dissonant, dis-
cordant, out of tune, harsh, Gl.
imgeswenoed unceasing, NC329.
imgetwenoedlle unwearying, BH436^.
ungeswloendlloe incessantly.
ungeswunoen not laboured over, not well
done, WW4W\
ungeflylt = miBea] t
ungeB^ne (S) unseen, invisible, WW 17^.
unges^ellc invisible, Bl.
iingetftse L n. trouble, hardship, severity,
($. II. adj. troublesome, inconvenient,
ungetAsDoe adv. inconveniently, AS 29*.
imgetAsnes f. unsuitableness, inconvenience,
WW419»
ungetel innumerable,
ungetemed = unatemed
ungetamprung f. inclemency, CM 461.
ungetfioriendllo inexhaustMe. adv. -Uoe
incessantly, LL.
ungettorod unfailing, M,
ungetfee =iinget»s6 IL
unge-tlmu f T -time n? evil time, adversity,
mishap, AO,GD.
ungetlnge (M), ungetingful (GPH) not
eloquent, [tnnge]
uogetogen uneductUed, M.
ungetrtowe (i, le, u, y) untrue, faithless, M.
ungetrtownes f. unbuief, CP447'.
ungetrtowslan = untrSowsian
ungetrfiowtS f. unfaithfulness, treachery,
W160».
ungetnim weak, infirm. Bo 132**.
unge-trQw-, -tryw - =Tin(ge)treow-
ungetwAre (WW248^^)=nnge6wSre
ungetwSogendJIce ( GD 23 1 *^) = untweogend •
lice
UDge-t^d, -tydd ignorant, untaught, un-
skUful, CP.
uogetynd = ungeteorod ^^
imgettosllo unfit, improper, unseemly, WW
191**.
ungeKano mn. evil thought, W.
ungetSanoful unthankful, ungrateful, W241*.
ungetfoaht n. evil counsel, RB 118^*.
ungettoahtendlloe hastUy, BH 124»
ungetJtewe adv. not customary, GirTH72^^.
ungetStawfBBst ill-regulated, RBLU^*.
ungeMod disunited, separate, GsN 1698.
ungeVlnged unexpected, CP317".
UDgettimgen base, Nab42".
iingeSwAro L disagreeing, quarrelsome,
troublesome, stubborn, vexatious, undutiful,
irreverent, M,CP. II. n. disturbance,
MtR26».
imgeVwArlan to be discordant, disagree, be
at variance with, M.
ungetSwArllo inharmonioiu, discordant, RB
19* : hostile, GD349. adv. -lice peevishly.
ungeVwAmes 1 disturbance, quarrel, dis-
cord, AO.
ungetSwtee = ungeVwSre
angelSyld in. impatience, CP. [tk>lian;
Oer. ungeduld]
ungeVyldelloe adv. impatiently. Bo.
ungelSyldig impatient, ^,CP. [Oer. unge-
doldig]
iiiige«ylS=imge)$yld
ungeKyre 'discensor'f Cp283D.
ungewsBder = ungewider
imgawmn- = ungewem-
ungewApnod wMiout weapons, unarmed, M,
ungewealden disordered {of the stomach),
LOD.
un-gewealdes, -gewaldes adv. involuntarily,
by chance, CP. .„,,„
ungeweaien not fuU grown, immature, WW
352*'.
ungeweder = nngewider
im-gewemmed {M), -gewemmedlio un-
spotted, unblemished, undefiled, uninjured,
adv. -lice uncorruptly, BH276**.
i]iigew6m(med)n68 f. freedom (from stain).
ii]igewende(ii)dllo immovable, GD,Lod.
UDgewendnes f. unchangeableness.
ungewtoed unexpected.
ungewtaedUo unhopedfor, GD347^^
im-gew0rged, -gewSrigod unujearied, un-
tiring.
un-gewldere n., gs. -gewidres bad weather,
' storm.
ungewidening f. bad weather, Chb1086.
iingewUd (y) unsubdued, OEG.
ungewUde (y) not subject to, independent of,
AO : untarned, unbruUed. j^eweald]
ungewlldelio (y) unyielding, M.
un-gewlll dispieasing, Chb.
ungewliitnd immature, young, LL18[26].
UDgBwlrhtum = angewyrhtnm
UNGEWIS 328 UNHNBAW
vngewls = imgewisa ungnuid txui. Ex 608.
nngewlilio unacctutomed, Bol5**ii. ungryiute boUomleas, Roc 49.
ungewbiMS 1 uncertainty, ignorance, BH. imgyfetSe unaccorded, B292L
ongewlflB I. n. uncertainty, ignorance, iB,AO: iin-fyld, -gylde n. excessive tax. [gieldao]
unconseiousnees : ignominy, shame, SPs ungylda m. one who is not a member qf a
82". IL adj. uncertain, JE,CP : unwise, guild, TC606".
ignorant : doubtful, M : causing shame, imgyi&eBdv, not enliUed to compensation, lit.
shameful, KGl75^. ungyltli: innocent, AO 184>.
nagewlSMS unconscioudy, involuntarily, OP. imgymen f. carelessness, BH.
migewltondlle permanent, imperishabU, ML ung^inende careless, BH434*(e).
34*'^ adv. 'Uce permanently, perp^ually, ii]isyrdan=ongyTdan
CP44 1 *^ imgyrian = ungierwan
ungewltisBStnes t madness, LGi>82b. iinhMten to deprive of orders, LL.
ungewltful unwise, senseless, mad, OP. iiiili&dod=ungehadod
ungewltfulnes 1 madness, CP185^ unhUung f. ' exordinatio,' RBLUO*.
ungewltUo stupid, foolish, Lod 65a. unhAI = unhal, unh£ o
ungewItnlgemUIoe freely, with impunity, +uiilifilaii to weaken, debilitate, 8o51".
i9BGB233<n. imhftl« 1 iU^health, weakness, infirmity,
ungewltiiod unpunished, M,CP. sickness.
ungewltt n. foUy, madness, M. imhAIu L sickness, unsoundness, AO :
imgewlttlg irrational, foolish, mad, M. mischief, evil, B.
nugewittiglfoe (-witte-) unwisely, foolishly, unliAmed unmarried, WW 530".
OD2;104. tiiihAr=imhar
ungewlttlgnes f. folly, GD163 ; 247. unhU sick, ill, weak, CP.
ungvwlitlg not bright, duU, AS 31". unUUgod unhallowed, unconsecrated,
±imgewUtigiaii to disfigure, AS. unliAlkui * tabescere, ' BPs 118"*.
ungeworht unwrought, unformed, unfinished, imbftlig {&) unholy, profane, £LPs42^
M. un-bftlwende (RHy), -halwendlic {M) in-
migtwtitmi unwritten, WW. curable deadly.
angewuDA I. m. evil habit, vice, CPld9*. vmhBiia:w9ihi not nuulewtth hands, Mklii*^.
IL unusual, M : uninhabited, M. iinliAr («aii-) hoary, grinded, B357.
ungewiinellc unusual, strange, M. [Oer. unhteh {§) not high, low, M.
angewohnlich] adv. -lice, M. unhSanUee valianUy, Chb755.
nngewuniendlle uninhdbitahle, Lod. unheanngeom inoffensive^ M.
iingenvyder = ungewider unhtanumnes = unhiersumnoB
iiiigBwyld-=imgewikl- un-hig, -heh=unheah
ungewylles = unwilles iinhelde (Chb 1095) = imhyldo
UDgewynellc =imgewunelio unhelian to uncover, reveal, Lk 12*.
ungewyrded uninjured, Ph181. im-htor-, -hSr- =unhier-
ungewyrtituiii (be) adv. phr. without a cause, unhered unpraised, not ceUbrated, Bo 68**.
CVPs. unherlgeiidllo no«;>rai9«t0ort^y, JBH 2-406".
nngtor-wan, -ian (e, i, y) to unclothe, divest of. unhetol peaceable, NC329.
ungllre pernicious, Gbn2470. unlilere (e, §o, y) I. horrible, monstrous,
ungUu f. evil gift, W. fierce, wild, tempestuous. II. adv. horribly.
angln not great or broad, Gn£206. imhlerllo vM, fierce, savage, gloomy, adv.
angl = ungel ; unglad = ungled -lice (GD 161").
unglsBd (a) cheerless, dull. Bo 14". unhlersum (y) disobedient, adv. -lice.
UDglodUe implacable, GP H392 . imhlenunmes (y) f. disobedience, CP.
unglSBdnM f. 'imperitia,' WW433*\ [mis- unhlredwlst f. unfamUiarity, Sc203".
take for ungleawnes ?] imblwe formless, GPH 399*^".
unglAwiB^ungleaw imhlwed colourless, OEG.
unglfow ignorant, foolish, unwise, M, adv. untilSowe unfriendly, chiU, Ex 494.
-lice, CP. unlilldaii (iE)=onhlidan
ungltawnes f. want of discernment, folly, unlilb (unhlise?) infamous, disreputable,
ignorance. Pa 70. KGl68".
unglfowBCIpe m. foUy, Sg83". unhlba m. ill-fame, disc redit, dishonour, M.
unglenged = ungeglenged untalbbSre disreputabl e, WW 354".
ungnyiSe not niggardly, not spooring, liberal, unhllsiadlg infamous, WW420".
adv. -lice, GD(e). unhllsful infamous, Gl.
ungod I. adj. not good. II. n. eviL unhlisig infamous, ^Gl56*.
ungor = hunger unhlitme (B 1 129) = unflitme 7
ungrftplgende not grasping, -ffiHl-366". unhlQd not loiid, GDSfi*.
ungrfine not green, bare of grass^ Geh 117. unhl^- = unhlis-
ungrlpendllc irreprehensible, EPs 18^. unhnfowf generous, liberal
UNHOGA 329 UNMIDOMB
unboga JociiaK MkL7". unlltfls dead, ML 18-203.
unbold disloyal, unfriendly, hostUe, M. unliflende, tinlifigende (y) unliving, Ufeleaa,
[Oer. unhold] detid. piibban]
unholda m. monster, devH, Cb762. tinntel=uiilytel
unhnedsprAoe skwt^fepuch, M (Ex 6*^). irnOSe ungenUe, harsh, severe, M.
unlirtofllg not leprous, MS. 1 • 124*^. unll'Sowftc = unleotSuwac
iinhror not bent down, erect. Bo 146**. unlotod unpraised,
unhtUed bareheaded, OEG 4466. unlond = unland
unhwearllende unchangeable, fixed. Bo 20**. unlQcan* to unlock, open, M.
unhwDent eternal unliut m. evil desire, lust, sensuality, M :
unh^dlg ignorant, foolish. disinclintUian, weariness. [Oer. unlust]
tinbyhst=unheh8t superl. of unheh. +iiiiliistla]i to loathe, Bl59*.
unliyldo (e) f. displeasure, disfavour, un- iinlyb-ba m., -be f. poisonous drug, poison,
friendliness, CP. [Oer. unhuld] M : witchcrafty JE. [lybb]
iinbyr- = onhier-, onnyr- imlybbende (MH 1 64*^) = unlifigeiide
iiiih^*=iinhier- unlybwyrhta m. worker wUh speUs or
unh^lgf unhappy. poisons, wizard, M.
uni- = unge- uinl^ednes = unaliefednee
QnletS adv. (comp.) with greater difficulty, unlyfendllo illicit, unlawful, ZDA31*.
more hardly, CP. [eaV] iiiilyflgende=iin]ifigende
iiiiIet$-=itneatS- imlyft f. bad air, LGD6a.
unln-segttan, -sseglian (iS)) to unseal unlygen untying, truthful, LL156[12].
unlSe = unletSe ; unluoiaii = ungeocian unl^san (M) — unliesan
unlftb =unlaf iin]^ n. a great deal, PP861*.
unUcnigendlle incurable, Lod 1*262^. unl^l not small, much, great, very large,
unUUmod unhealed, CP 6 1^ nmnftdlfiw = unnuetnioe
anlAo =imleao uninAg? m. evil kinsman f alien f Wai:iD2**.
unlAoe m. b€td physician, Lod 60b. unmAge not akin, PPs68*.
un-UM, -]&depoor, miserable, wretched, un- iiiuiiS0gel=iinmeagol ^^
happy, unfortunate : accursed, wicked : lumuBgnes f. weariness, WW224H
straying f {of cattle). U]iiii»gt$Dee=a]im8etf1Ioe
UBlfidllo miserable, NC329. adv. -lioe. unnuBht- (N) =i]nmiht-
unlfigne = nnliegne munAle unspotted, immaculate, pure, virgin.
iinlAne permarSnt, W264". inunftne 7U}t criminal, honest, innocent,
unlAred unteamed, untaught, ignorant, CP. truthful : free (from).
unlArednes f. uxmt of learning. im-mAra, -m£r]io inglorious. Bo.
untet unwearied, indefatigable. unmAte excessive, immense, great, vast, M :
unlSBtto f. sin, GD289. [unlfid] countless, innumerable.
unUt f. posthumous child, WW. unmAtlio enormous, A 4* 152.
unlagu f. abuse of law, bad law, oppression, unmAtnes f. vastness, excessive greatness,'BSL
injustice, set unlagum unlawhUly. iimnAV f. transgression, sin, HL 13*234.
unland m. desert, loaste : counterfeit, supposed unmAVtul immoderate, excessive, NC329.
land, Whalb 13. unmAtSlic excessive, M. adv. -lioe ex-
unlandAgende m. ruA owning land, LL112. cessively, M : unmercifully, cruelly, M.
unlir f. bad teaching. un-maga m., -magu f. needy person, depen-
i]nltoffiiI=ungelSafful dent^ orphan.
untoahtorwyrSe not culpable, PPs 18'. unmanlg not many, few.
unltanod unpaid, EC 148*. nmnMin m. monster, wicked rnan, M.
unlfos not false, true. adv. -lice. iin-meagol, -meahl insipid, WW.
unltetS =un]yct$ pros. 3 ag. of unlucan. iinmeaht=immiht
unlMedlic = unlyiendlic ; unMgne = nnliegne unmedeme (M) = unmedome
unlfotf not dear, hated. unmedome (u*) incompetent, unfit, unworthy,
unleolSuwftc (e*) inflexible, rigi d, stu bborn, CP.
unleotSuwftcnes f. inflexibility, WW, unmedomlfoe adv. negligently, carelessly,
unlesan = unliesan ; unllb-=iinlyb- unmeht=i]iimiht
unllo=iiiigeIic unmeltung f. indigestion, Lod 96a.
unllohamllo incorporeal, M,QD. unmendUnga=iminyndlinga
unllctS (i£) =tiiilyc9 pres. 3 sg. of unluoan. unmtee=unm£ne
unllowyrSe displeasing, ^L23b''l unmenged unmixed.
unllefed=uiialiefed nnmann nap. of nnmann.
unllegne {&, e) not to be questioned, LL. unmennisollo inhuman. Bo 70**.
unliesan (5, yj to unloose, M : set free, put unm6t- = anmset-
on a free footing. unmldlod unrestrained, unbridled, CP.
unm n. death, MFH 176. unmldome = unmedome
UNMIHT 330 UNRIHTLYBLAC
munlht (ie) I. 1 weakness, CP. IL (») anofarlirtfed nai roofed in, Bl125'^.
impossible, MtL. unofenwItl-Ml, -ed^o, -ende, -endlio un-
^-uimiUit without strength, M'L2S"^. conquerable, invincible.
un-mihtelle, -imhtlic impossible, imoterwln-nene, -nendlio invijicible.
immttitli^ (ffi, e) w&ik, powerless, M : im- unoferwrlgen not covered, i£L23b'^'.
possible, NG. unofarwunnea unconquered, AO 156**.
unmlhtignes 1 weakness, Lcd. imoferwi]iiii6ndUo=imoferwixmendlio
aniiillde not meek, harsh, BH 100**. unofllnnedlloe unceasingly, NC329.
munlldtaeort merciless, ^ imoUlegeii not kiUed, i£H 2*544'^.
inunllte f. severity, anger, Ct. unondcfingnes f. igiiorance JVF824^
munlltslgendllo unworthy of compassion. «n- imondgetful = unandgytfol
pardonable* M, [milts] unanl^endlle unpardonable, GD348^.
unmllteung 1 hardness of heart, AO 64^*. unonstyred unmoved, GD 270*n.
i]]i]iilrlgtS=iinm7rhtf nnonst y rigen4Me motionless.
umnod n. depression, Lcd 65a. unonwend-«ndllc, -edlic unchangeMe, con-
umnddlg humble, CP : timid. giant, immovable, adv. -Uoe.
umnotanlendUc uncormpted, OEG60. imonie old, worn out, decrepit. Ma 256.
un-monlg, -moneg = nnmanig unornlfc M, worn, M
amnum urUroubled, PPs75*. unpWoUc not dangerous, safe, M. adv. -lice.
mmraiiillcet adv. unpityingly, without uia&d m. folly, foolish plan : crime, mischief ,
sorrowing. injury, plot, M,AO.
uunyoel small, GD 133'. unrfiden t iU-considered act, Gbn982.
iiiimyhtl|^=uiiinihtig; i]]]mylts-=iininikls- iiMaiMtmsiunreliable,inoompetent,MP2l2^.
uiimynd^tan=iinmynegiaa unrAdtosUIoe unwisely, rashly, ^
UDmynd-Unga, -lemga, -lunga adv. un- unrikUle thoughtless, Bl99>^. adv. -lioe, M.
awares, unexpectedly, ^,A0 : undesignedly. imrAdaltS m. foolish enterprise, Rd 12^
vmnynegiaii to overlook, not to demand, LL uimBfiiieiid Ic intolerable, SPsl23* (on-)-
382[43]. unrehtMunriht
miinyrge unpleasant P sadt WW 21 1^*. anrehthfinidere = unrihth&mere
immyrhV f. sadness, W148*. unreordlic insatiable.
uima m. =mme ±iiiirttan to make sad, AO. [rot]
Yunnan pres. 1 Binjpr. aD(n), oxi(n), pL imrttu f. sadness, A 4- 165.
mmon; pret. bs. uoe, pp. ±uimen swv. unritto no^crueZ, ^en(2e, iEH 2-44**.
w. d. pers. and g. thii^ to grant, aUow, unrloe poor, LL,RB.
bestow, give, Bo,Chr ; kO,CP,M. nnnendre unriht (e, y ) I. n. wrong, sin, vice, wickedness,
handa voluntarily : be glad to see, wish, evil, M : injustice, oppression, M. II. adj.
desire, [*t-«nn« ] wrong, unrigJtteous, wicked, false: unlawful.
mine f. favour, approval, permission, con- unrlhtoyst f. vice, LL(262'*).
sent : grant : libertuity. unrlhtdAd f. evU doing.
unntah adj. adv. not near, far, away from. unrlhtdAde iniquitous, LPs 9**.
un-nMe, -nedi£=mmiedjg unrlhtdima m. unjust judge, W.
lumSdeUoe (GD346* ; JAW55»56)=imgny- unrihtddm m. iniquity. Da 183.
tSelice unrlhtdond m. evildoer, Bl63".
nnnfig, iinnSh=unneah unrfhtiB adv. unjustly, wrongly.
iinnend m. one who grants, DB5*. uniihtfSoung f. unrighteous hate, Mbt27^
linnet =iinnyt unrlhtful UTurighteous, wicked, NC329.
unnled-lg, -enga adv. without compulsion or unrihtgeetrton n. unrighteous gain, Bl63*.
restraint, willingly, CP. [nead] unrUitgestrod n. iU-gotten booty, NC330.
unnlt = mm jt II. unrihtgewUnung (y ) = unrihtwilnung
iinnKlng m. honest man {not an outlaw), unrlhtgllp m. vainglory , .liL{2Q2").
Chb1087 ; v. ANS 117*22. unrlhtgltsung f. wrongful greed.
un-nyt, -nytt I. adj. useless, unprofitable, unrlhthSman to fornicate, commit adultery.
iEI^CP. II. m. unprofitableness, emptiness, unrlhthAmdere (VPs49^')=unrihthffim«re
vanity, folly, unrlhthSmed I. n. fornication, adultery.
imnytenes=mmytne8 II. adj. adulterous.
lumytUc useless, unprofitable, foolish, CP. imrlhthAmedfremmere m. a<fv2<frfr, NC 330.
adv. -lice. unrlhth&mend m. adulterer, Bl63.
unnytllcnes f. uselessness, Lod. unilhth&mere m. fornicator, adulterer, /R.
imnjrtaes f. unprofitableness, frivolity, empti- unrlhthfimeK — unrihthSmed I.
ness. unrlhthSmere (KGL)=unrihthffimere
unnytwyrtSe unprofitable, useless, JE,CP. unrlhtllc (e, y) unjust, unrighteous, wrong-
ly. -wurClice, M. ful, wicked, M. adv. -lice.
unofercumen unsubdued, Gl. unrihtlust m. unlawful desire. Bo 19">.
unoferfSre (oe«) impassable, Gl. unrlhtlyblfto nm. unlawful magic, W253^^.
UNRIHTNES 331 UNSIDU
imrihtnes (e') f. torong, unrighteowneast unscamlg uiuuihamed, Jul 652.
wickedneas, Bl. imscamltc shamdeaa, immodeat, M. adv.-Uoe.
unrlhtttd f. vrrong time, improper occaaion, iinscstS-=Tiii8caBtS(5)-
MFH 177. ' im-se6adellce, -sceadlice unr&uonably.
UDrihtweoro n. aecuktr work done on Sunday, unsofodwislic unreaaonable, ^H 2*210**.
LL(130**). unsoeatt f. monaterf Bd88**.
unrlhtwit n. unlawful conaort, miatrnaa, TC uiisoeam-=un8cam-
373*'. unsoearp not aharp {of wine), Lcd.
unrihtwifung f. unlawful wedlock, BH110*. imscoarpnes f. dulneaa, BH402*^
luuihtwIUend m. evu-diapoaed peraon, CP unaeoaipsSiM Tiot aharp-aigJUed, Imd lib.
89**(y'). unsceaV- = unscseV-
imrlhtwilliiUDg f. unlawful deaire, luai, am- unsoelleht («»ie) not fumiahed with a ahdl,
hition, CP. LoD33b.
\mt0it9nA unrighieoua, wrong, unjuM,MtC2, unseende (y)! noi diacreditable, blameleaa,
adv. -lice. glorioua.
unrlhtwbnes (e, y) f. injuatiee, unriglUeoua* un-soended, -acendende uninjured, un-
neaa, iniquity, JE,CP(y). corrupted. ^^
UQrihtwrlgeb n. covering of error, Bl 105*^. unsoeiman to unhameaa, WW 91".
unrihtwyrceiid m. evildoer, Bl unsctod =un8o5d pp. of nnso^an.
imrlhtwyrhta m. evildoer, CP{y*). unsotegan = unsod^
tmrlin I. n. countleaa number, huge hoat, imsoeoiii- (NG)=imBcam-
large quantity, maaa. II.=unrime unsoiotan ( W W 190**) = onsoSotan
mubne countieaa, innumerable. im8cet(-=un80ffi6-
imrlmfolo n. counUeaa number {of people), unsoUdlg (iS)>Hunaoyldig
GP51". UDSOlrped unclothed, MtL22U.
unrfpe immature, unripe, Gl. misodgaii to unahoe, M,CP. pp. unsoad
unrot aad, deject^, J5»CP : diapleaaed, angry, unahod.
unrdttan to become aad : (±) make aad. iiii80om-= unseam-
tmrotUo aad, gloomy, adv. -lioe. unscoren unahom.
tuirotmdd aad'hearted, Bl113". unsoortende not failing, LkLB12**.
unrdtnes f. aadneaa, contrition, diaguietude, unsor^dan (§\ I*) to put off {dothea), undreaa,
M,CP. atrip, deprive of, M. unaorydd pp. naked.
^imrdtsiaii to he or become aad, he grieved, [acrud]
M : make aad. unsoyld f. innocency, SPsiO".
mirCUi amooth, without aeama, JnLR 19**. imfloyldgung t innocence, ERPs 17**.
iinryht (AO,CP)Miinriht unseyldlg (i) guiMeaa, innocent, M,CP : not
um^e m. diarrhcea, Lcd 1*172". reaponaible.
misac not accuaed of anything, innoceni, LOD unsoyldlgllo excuaable, Bl189'*. adv. -lice
3*288*. innocenUy, Bkl2.
unsadelod not aaddkd, LL. unaoyldlgnes f . innocence,
iinssBd unaated, inaatiable, PPs 100*. unaoynde = unseende
unsAd n. evU aeed, W40*". uii80^an=un8crydan
i]]i88Bht=iin8eht unsoyttan to undo, unbolt, .^jL31**'.
unaAl m. unhappineaa, W236*'. iiii80yt(ende=anscein$ende
unsAlan to unt ie, un f oaten. unseald ungiven, HLIO*'*.
misAle wicked, WW421*'. tmsealt (a, y) unaaUed, inaipid.
tmsAUg unfortunate, unhappy, wretched : iinsif ernes =imsyf ernes
miachievoua, pemicioua, Gvs^Sl : wicked, unsefful *«n^efMatiM,* RHyd*^ [sefa]
UDSAIIS f . unhappineaa, miafortune, adveraity, iinseht I. mfn. diacord, diaagreement, quarrel.
miaery, CP. 11. adj. no^ agreed, hoatHe, Chr.
unsesplg aapleaa, MB. 1*102^. unsehtnes f. diacord, quarrel, NC330.
i]n8aU=im8ealt un-seldan, -seldon {M) not aeldom, repeated'
unsamwriede contrary, incongruoua. Bo 106*. ly, freguenUy.
unsftr painleaa, CP. unstofene not aighing, MFH 177.
unsftwen unaown, LL450[10]. unsewenlic inviaible. Bo 138*.
unseaKed (e*) uninjured. unslbb 1 diaaenaion, corUerUion, war, atrife,
imsesBtStul (e, ea) innocent, adv. -lice, CP. AO. ^^
unscatStuines (ea, e) f. innocence, CP. unsibblan to diaagree, WW.
UD8C8BtStS-edne8, -ignes (e) f. harmleaaneaa, unslbsunmes f. anxiety, JnL p6^
innocence, M. unsldeful immodest, unchaate.
unscsB^t(-Ande (e), -ig innocent, harmleaa. unsldefullnes f. immodesty.
iinscamfsest impudent, shamdesa, Gl. unsldellce immodestly, NC330.
unsoamfulnes f. ahamdeaaneaa, immodesty, luuldu m. had custom, vice, impurity. [Oer,
MkL7«>(eo). unsitte]
UN8IF 332 UirriMNES
undt- =imByf. uiiftraiige wmk^ JSH2-390*'.
iiDilgsfBBSInofvteloribiM, £L18H imstydful inconMant, aposUUe, DR121^.
unrtnglan = nnByngian [^unstede-]
ubM m. unforturuUe journey or expedition, unstydfuUnes (on-) f. inatabiliiy, DR.
misfortune, misha p, M . unttyrvndllc immovable, hard to carry, MtL
unslAliig sUepless, WW427u. 23«.
umUw (SB, ea) not slow, active, ady. -lioe, unstyrtende immovable, stationary. Bo.
CP381^. uoswSs unpleasant, disagreeable, uncoU'
imiilffMMT not remiss, active, diligenL ady. -lioe. genial adv. -sweae.
unsleaciies f. diligence. imswfialle ungentle, cruel, JnD65. [awSe]
iinsliaw = nnslaw unswetn n. had dream, Lod 3*288*^.
iinslldr onslit (Cp338) n. fat, grease, tallow, unsweotol imperceptible, indistinct.
lOer. unachlitt ; or ? =im8ylt] unswita not sweet : foul.
unstttten untom, JnLlO**. unswloen unbstrayed, unharmed, safe, Chb
unsl^ped open, unloosed, W83*. 1048.
ammAKe = nnameSe iin-<wlo«ido, -swiciende true, faith fuL
miBineoniwlg not greasy, Lcd 106b (smerig). iinswlool trustworthy, true.
unamMSe ruit smooth, une ven, r ough, scabby. imswIS not strong, Lod. adv. -swlSe.
uosmMSiies f. roughness, WW. uiuydeful^unaideful
aiisiiiM=im8mei5e underlie impure, Bl43".
unsnotor (e*) unwise, adv. -Koe. uoa^wom 1 impurity, foulness.
vninotonies- (yter-) f. foOy. ims^tre (!) L adj. impure, unclean, filthy.
ii]i8iiott-=miBiiot- II. adv. filthily, Cb1484?
misiiyttni f . foUy, ignorance. iinsytt = uziaealt
unsnyttniint adv. foolishly. umyngUui to exculpate, LL98[21,l].
untodon not boiled or cooked. vaasynnig guHtless^ innocent, M.
mifldtte harshly, bitterly, severely, moUnUy, unvynnum adv. guiUlesdy, B 1072.
M : with difficulty, hardly, scarcely : un- untAle blameless, faultless, JE.
comfortably. untfilod unblamed, CP351*^.
unsdtUioe harshly, i£H 1 *434'. imtAlUe (a) blameless, immaculate, undefiled,
UDsdm 1 disagreement, LL. praiseworthy, adv. -lice, ^CP.
vunrt free from care, Bij2VI**. untAl-wlerSe (y*) blamdess, CP. adv.
nnadS I. adj. untrue, false. IL n. unHruXh, -wiertSlice.
falsehood. uiita8llo=imt$8B8lic; until- suntftl-
unsMfSBSt untruthful : unjust, unrighteous, iintala (NG) =untela
umoKfeestnes f. injustice, unrighteousness. untamoul untameable, GPH397.
^unsdtttan to falsify, disprove. unteala = ontela
voaMaMg'-ol, -ul unJruth fid, M . untaald uncounted, Lcd3*264u.
uofpaniian^ to unfasten, WW231*". untaalt stable, steady, Chb897d.
iiiispeoende=im8preo6nde untela adv. not wdl, amiss, badly, iU, im-
unspM f . want, poverty. properly, wrongly, CP.
iinspMlg poor, M,AO : not fertile. untallendlle indescribable.
imspiwol that stops vomiting f LoD. untomed untamed, CP8,WW.
nnspomand = onspomend untimende = untymende
unspreoende not able to speak, M. unMnan (K6l) =ontynan
unsteefwls illiteraU, GPH393. unttegoKad untithed, CP439i*.
unstflBlSKIg unstable, irregular, weak, frivol' unteola= untela
ous, wanton, i£. untiorig UTUiring, unceasing, Mxt28''.
unstSBinSlgnM f. instability, inconstancy, untldAt untimely eating, NC330.
wantonness, M.' imtldfyl t untimely eating or drinking,
imstattolfSBSt unstable, unenduring, weak, W46^*.
fidde, M. untldgewldere n. unseasonable weather,
UDStatSolfSBStnes f. instability, wetikness, Chr1095.
fickleness, M. untldUe unseasonable, AO. adv. -lioe.
unstenc m. stench, stink. untldspSe f. untimely speech, LL(322*).
unstUle moving, changeable, restless, inquiet, unttdweore n. work at an improper time {e.g.
unetisy, CP. on Sunday), W.
+uii8tUllaii to disturb, agitaU, BH 278^^ untlena ( AO) = onteona
un-stilnea, -stillnes f. agitation, restlessness, undgan to untie, loosen, unchain, M. [teag]
disturbance, disquiet, trouble, disorder, unttlad destitute. Bo 16^*.
tumult, ^,A0. vaittmam. UTiseasonableriess, wrong time, CP:
unstrang not strong, weak, infirm, feeble, M. bad time, misfortune, W297^.
unstranglan to be feeble. imtUne iU-timed, unfortunate, M.
unstrangnes f. feebleness. untlmnos f. evU times, W207^^
UNTINAN
333
UNW-fflRLIC
untbian = ontynan
untobrocen unbroken, M.
imtdolofen uncloven, i£L25^.
imtodAled undivided, individual, indivisible,
inseparable,
untddSledllo inseparable, indivisQ>le, M.
adv. -Hoe.
untodAlednes 1 undividedness, A8*318^^
untd-d&lend-, d&l-, dal-, -d§len-=mit6-
dseled-
iintdlAtandnoe incessantly, GDI 17**.
unto-Msende, -lysende that cannot be loosed,
inextricable, WW.
imtdl^ndUo unforgivable, 00342**.
untoiceacen un^Aaken,
unttelegen unshaUered, AS 22*.
iintdsUten uniom, uninjured, CP.
untospreoendlle ineffaole, TC.
untotwftmed undivided, Si
untoworpenlte (e*, a«) inviolable, OEQll^.
untr^^ce frarddy, Kl410.
untrtow = untrSowS
iintrtowe (y) untrue, unfaUhfuL
untrtowtftst (y) unfaUhfid, unreliable.
unMowlIoe faithlessly, AO.
untrtowalan to defraud, deceive, OP : offend,
G.
untrOowtf f. unfaithfulness, treachery, AO.
untrum infirm, weakly, sick, ill, M,CP.
untnimlan to be or become sick or infirm :
make weak, M.
nntrumUc infirm, weak, M.
untrumnes f. weakness, sickliness, infirmity,
illness, iE,AO,CP.
untrymed unconfmned {Jl>y a bishop), LL
(140i'»).
un-lrymlg, -trymmig sick, infirm, NO.
untrymlgan to become weak, JnL6*.
ttntrynmilgo f. iUness, MtLlO^.
untrynmes = untnmmes
untiymV f . weakness, illness.
untr^- = untreow-
imtwSgendlfoe = untweogendlloe
imtwSo m. certainty, Ob961.
untwSod undoubting. As 1244.
untweoteald = untwiefeald
untwtogende unhesitating, not doubting, CP.
tmtwtegendllo indubitcAle, certain, adv.
-lice indubitably, unhesitatingly, undoubt-
ingly, AO,CP.
untwtoUo (i) undoubted, OEO. ady. -lice
certainly, with certainty, M.
untwfionde = nntweogende
iintwSon(d)IIce = untweogendlice
untwSonlgeiid (y) undoubting, A 9* 116**.
imtwl-, mitwy-=i]ntweo-, imtwie-
untwle-f eald, -f eld not double, CP : not double-
mijhded, without duplicity, sincere, CP.
unljNl unskilful, inexperienced, CP.
i]iityddre=untydre; uiit^dllo=imtidlio
unt^dn L firm, unbending. An 1254.
IL m. monster. Bill,
unt^drende barren, LcD33b.
untfglan = untigan
untygtSa unsfuccessful (in getting one^s ufish),
CP267".
iint^ende barren, unfruitful, M. [Ueman]
unt^nan = ontynan
untied unfenced, LL106[40].
un^ = untygV
imlSeerte in pmr. * un Vserf e 9ing * * nequaquam *
MtL2*. [unt5earf]
unKsBslio inappropriate, unseemly, utAs-
coming, absurd, M. adv. -lice, M.
unltofillones f. impropriety, i£H 2-316*.
unKceslicu f. incongruity, BB 124".
unVano m. inaratitude, disinclination, dis-
pleasure, M,A.O,CP : evil intention, an ill
turn, M. his unSances against his wHl,
involuntarily. [Qer. undank]
unKaneful unthafikfid, CP,GD.
untSane-ol, -ul ungrateful, NC330.
untSanc-wurte, -wyroe ungrtUeful : not
acceptable, disagreeable, M.
unKanowyiinite ungratrfuUy, NC330.
unttearf f . damage, hurt, detriment, ruin, JE,
unttoarfes without a cause, PPslS*.
imtStow m. vice, sin, fauU, M,CP,
imtStewfsBSt disorderly, tU-mannered, dis-
solute, M. adv. -lice.
unKSawtuI uncontrolled, disorderly, WW.
unKegenUoe basely.
untSlnged unexpected, sudden, CP.
untnngod unatonedfor, CP423**.
untSolemodnM f . impatience.
un^oUgendUe intolerable, So208^.
unKortost unprofitable, DB179^^
un-tSrlste, -Trieste diffident, CP.
unt^rowendllones f. impassibUity, ZDA31*14.
unVrdwIgendlio unsuffering, JE,
unVurbsoeotendlio impendrable.
imtSurtatogen unperformed, neglected, CP
329".
unKwsBgen = nnVwogen
un'SwSre = nnge'Swcere
-l-un'Swftrlaii to disagree, M,CP.
iint^wSmes f. (e) discord, division, Chb.
un-tSwean, -tSwagen, -^wiegen, -tSwagen,
-tSwen = unVwogen
mi«w«nies = nntfwsemee
un1$wogen unuxuhed.
unlSyhtIg weak, OET107.
untSyldlg = unget^yldiff
untSyldUones f. diffiadty, BH 2-340.
unundergUde (a*) invaluable. Bo 27**.
unwflcUet steadfast, strong, noble, splendid,
adv. -Uce.
unwfided (e) not clothed, MtL22".
iinwsBder = un weder
unw8Blgrlm gentU, merciful, GD133*.
iinw8Bm- = nnwem-
unwser (-war- in obi. oasee) incautious, care-'
less, unthinking, foolish, M,CP : unaware,
unexpected, on un-wsr, -waian, -wamm
unawares, unexpectedly.
unwcsrss = on wares
miwmrllc unwary, heedless, CP. adv. -Uce,
^^0,CP.
UNWiERNES 334 DNWRENC
wxwBBrmMt heedlessness, W2W. unwerUoe^nnwiBrlice
unwaBnelpe m. folly, ML 1 -68^. unwerod not sweei, GP447^*. '
imwaesoen unnxuhen, Leo 41b. unwestm = un wABStm ; unwetter = nnweder
imwsBStm mfa. barrenness : tare, weed. unwid not wide, NC330.
imweestmMbre unfruitful, barren, sterile, unwldere n. bad weather, W.
^;CP. unwldlod unpolluted, DROO".
unwastm-bdmas (^,A0), -berendnes {M) unwlertSe I. adj. unworthy, CP : worthless :
f. unfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility. contemptible, ignominious. II. adv.
unweBstmberend-6, -lio sterile. iinwIeM= unwise, unwisllce
imiraBStmfsest barren, Bl 163*. unwilla m. repugnance, displeasure.
imwsBStmfaBStiiM f. barrenness, Bl 163^'. unwlllan = unwillum
imw8Bterig waterless, dry, desert. unwillende unwilling, involuntary, CP.
unwandlende unhesitating, CP381'*. unwUles adv. unwillingly, involuntarily,
unwar- v. unwaer. reluctantly, M.
anwans adv. unawares, [gs. of nnwar] unwUIum adv. unwillingly, reluctantly, his
unwaraod unwarned, LL382**. unwillum against his will, AO : invciun-
nnwealt steady, stable, Chb897. tarily, unintentionally.
anweamumt adv. irresistibly : suddenly, in unwUsumUce adv. involuntarily, against
amomenL one*s will, BH442^.
imwearSMunweortS unwindan* (=:on-) to unwind, uncover, M.
imweazent not grown up, young, unwlne m. foe, enemy.
unwMMl = unwSded unwlnsum = unwynsum
imweder n. bad weather, storm, M. unwb unvnse, foolish, ignorant, uninformed,
unwedarnoe adv. tempestuously, Mt 16*. CP.
iinweg=onweg unwlBddm m. unwisdom, imprudence, foUy,
unwegen not weighed, Iajd 1-376 ^ ignorance, CP.
unwemlle unsullied, pure, WW 522**. unwise =unwialice
un-wemme, -wemmed unblemished, un- uayrtsHe foolisli. adv. -lice, i£.
stained, unspotted, uninjured, M : inoidUde, unwisnes f. ignorance : wickedjiess, DR.
unwemiiiend m. innocent man, REPs iinwlta m. uniless person, ignoramus.
36^(on-)- unwitende unwitting, ignorant, AO.
imwemmlng f . incorruptibility, incorruption, unwltnigendlloe without punishment, with
8o41^. impunity, i£GR233*.
unwemnes f. purity, HL18***. uniivltnod unpunished, CP.
+imw9ndnM=onwendne8 unwltnimg f. impunity. So 235*.
unwine unexpected : hopeless, M. unwltod (io, u) uncertain.
unwtoed unexpected. unwlttlg unconscious, ignorant, ^upid, M.
unwfailic adj. unpromising, hopekiss, des- unwlttlgnas f. /o0y, GD 163**.
perate, AO,CP. adv. -lioe unexpectedly, unwlttol ignorant. So 80^*.
by chance, GD88". unwltweoro n. foolish work, BlIU*.
unwtaunga unexpectedly. Bo 140">. unwitSerweard friendly, CP361*(^.
unwtod n. HI weed, W92^*. unwl^erweardllc not discordant, NC330.
iinweoder=unweder unwltSmetenes f. incomparcAility, OEG587.
unweorcheard deUcate, weakly, infirm, RB unwltSmetenUo not comparable, incom-
76*. parable, M. adv. -lioe.
unwMTcUo (o) unsuitable for work, A8*319**. unwUte m. dishonour, WW;
unweortS ( AO) = unwiertSe unwUteg = unwlitig
unweorVtan (o, u) to slight, treat with con- imwUt^an to become disfigured, CP : dis-
tempt, dishonour, CP ; (±) become worthless, figure, transform, CP.
vile, dishonour oneself. unwUtagung f. disfigurement, WW391*.
unweorSllo (u) unworthy, dishonourable, imwllUg unsightly, deformed, disfigured, iU-
AO : unimportant, humble, CP. adv. -lice favoured, M.
unworthily, dishcmowrably, ignominioudy, unwlltignes f. disfigurement, BH384*.
AO,CP : indignantly. imworcllc=unweorclio
unwaorSnes f . slight, contempt, disgrace, unworht unvjrought, unfinished.
AOpCP. iinwortlaii=unweortSian
imweorSsclpe m. dishonour, disgrace : in- uiiwr8Bno=unwrenc
dignation, CP222*. unwrAne not lustful, LoD.
unweortSimg (u) 1 disgrace : indignation, un-wrSst, -wneste (S) feeble, weaHy, AO :
CP222^. unsteady, untrustworthy.
imweotod=unwitod;unwer (KGL)»unw«r unwrSstUoe adv. weaMy, incongruously,
unwered unprotected, GKN812. A8-334U.
unwfirig unwearying, indefatigable, persis- unwreoen unpunished, unavenged.
tent, ^AO. unwreno {») m, vice, evU design^ JE,CP.
UNWREON 336 UPP
UDwrSon^'* to uncover, reueaL Op&tfon*'^ to draw up, bring up, rear : draw
unwrfet =unwrffi8t out, puU out, pluek up : lifi up, place in an
un-wrli^ednes, -wrigennes f. uncovering, upright poaiiion, M,
revdoHon. Qp&t$enlan to elevate, lifi up, GP.
imwrlgen open, unconcealed, MFHIOI' (pp. tLp-AweaUan, -awallan' to weU up, steam up,
of unwreon). hoU up, M.
unwrlten unwritten. Bo. Qp&wegan* to lift up, support, M.
unwritere m. incorrect copyist, ^Gb3*^. tkp&wendan to turn upwards, raise, M, pp.
unwrltSaii to untwist, unbind, CP. upawend supine, MGr.
imwunden L not wound. II. pp. of un- f^beran^ to bear up.
windan. ttpbeston^ to look up.
imwundod not wounded. Gen 183. Qpbredan' to repro<ich with, upbraid, W248*.
unwunlendUo uninhcAiiable, Lcd 3-262. Qpcuman^ to come up, arise.
imwurSs^unweortS ; unwutod = unwitod Qpcund from above, heavevUy, CP.
unwynsum unpleasant, JE. Upcyme m. rising, origin, source.
iinwynsuinnas f. unpleasantness, ^. flpoard m. land above, heaven, 6u 1061.
imwyrcan to undo, destroy. Qpende m. upper end.
unwyrd f. misfortune, trouble. Upengelf m. heavenly angeL
unwyrtnimlan to root out, MtL13'^ Qptode pret. 3 sg. of upgan.
unwyrtS- = unweortS- ; unwyrVe = imwierSe QpisBreld n 7 ascensio n, M B. 1 -444^
unymb-fangen, -&u[igeQlio incompreh&isible, Qpfeaz bald in front, WW 276**.
GD. apfSgan to erect, CP.
unymbwendedllo unaiterable, DR 164>*. apfSran to go forth, spring forth, GPH401.
unymbwriten indescribable, GD268*^. fkpferlan to carry up, to raise. So 130'.
un^- =uneat$- Qp-flfogan {M), -fleon* toily up.
un^gtan to trouble, EPs34". Qpflfiring f. upper floor {of house), M.
Up [8 122] adv. 'up* {to a place), up stream, flpflor fm., upfldre f. upper chan&er or story,
up country {inland) : upwards. Intan up garret, M.
to put ashore, up forlntan divide. ttpflugon pret. pL of upfleogan.
Upftberan^ to bear up. Qpgftn an v. to go up \ make to go up, raise :
Qpiblftwan' to blow up, be in eruption (of a rise {of sun), Gi7Th148^^
volcano), ^L8***. Qpgang m. rising, sunrise, M : going up,
Qpftbreoan* to break out, break through, boU approach, ascent : landing, going inland.
up, M. tkpganga m. landing. Ma 87.
ap-Abregdan, -abredan* to lift up, raise up, Qpgeberan* to bear or carry up.
exalt, CP. apgeb]'Uan(W249*)=upbrSdan
Qpftdaltan* to dig up. tkpgemynd} n. contemplation of things above.
flpftdOB any. to take up, exhume. Qpgfotan* to well up, Qxrra 131'**.
tlpAtangnes f. reception, assumpUon, A6*464. flpgetfion*>^ to draw up.
Qpfth8Bf-=upahaf- ttpgod u np. the gods above, heathen gods,
QpAhafennee {») adv. arrogantly, OEG667. WW497**.
QpUiafeimes t exultation, presumption^ tlpgong=upganff
arrogance, pride, CP : elevation, M. 11phafenes=up&nafenne8
QpUiatu lifting up, NC331. ttphtafod n. upper end, KC6-791*.
IkpUMlban* to lift up, raise up, exalt, M,CP : dphtah uplifted, high, elevated : sublime,
rise in the air, fly. noble, upright.
QpAhefedUoe arrogantly, HGl422* Qpheald n. maintenance, KC4*232*.
Qp-fthelednet {M), -ahefennessupahefeones Qphebbe f. water-hen, coot, PPsl03^^
Qpfthon' to hang up, M. Qphebbing f. uprising, LkL8'.
Qpftm^lan? to come to light, appear, HGl Qp-hefenes (VPs), -h6fiie8=upahafeime8
463 (v. OEG4784). Qpheofon m. Jieaven above, sky.
OpftrSran to raise up, lift up, exalt, AO,CP : Qphladan* to draw up, HG l418.
excite. QphOs n. upper room, WW 384*.
tipftnooan to erect, raise, build, VPb. Upland n. couniry {as opposed to town).
Qp&rlBan^ to me up, CP. tlplang upright, erec t lUd l.
llpArisnes f. resurrection, EHy 14*. Qplegen £ hair-pin, WW 223^*.
Qpftsprlngan* to sprijtg up, arise, Qplendlso from the uplands, rural, from
ap&-«prlpgnM, -sprungneB 1 uprising, LPs beyond the town, M. [upland]
102^*. ' ttplto upper, supreme, lofty, sublime, heaven'
flpSstandan* to starul up, rise up, emerge. ly, celestial, M,CP.
QpftsHgan^ to rise, ascend, M,CP. Qplyft fmn. upper air, ether, sky.
Qp-Astlgenea, -astignes f. ascent, ascension, times f. height, LPs 103*.
means of going up. Opnlman* to raise up, EHy 3*.
flptetreooan to uplift, CBi38. upon = uppan ; upp =ap
UPPAN
336
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appui (o*) prep. (w. d. and a.) an, upon, up
io, oQainat : (time) on, after : in addition to,
wit$ a. aboivt, on u. against.
+iq>pan = +7ppan
iqipe L adv. above, aloft, up, inland, CP.
n. on upon. IL=yppe
iqipe-=up-
iq^lan to rise up, sweU, CP277^
iqipl-=upl-
ii|ipon=appan
f^wiiliv = aprodor
l^rAcan to reach up, Bl223^.
ttpriht upright, erect, M : face upwards, OEG
2157. adv. -rihte.
f^Krfiie=upt7ne
l^rooettan io hekh up, EPsllS^".
flp-roder, -rodort m. upper heavens, ether,
ftrfnainent.
fl^iyne m. ascent, rising (of sun).
ttpslttan* *residere,' MGr.
V^tpttDg m. rising up, origin, birth, M :
UfhcU springs up.
tuftpnaigeoDM t eclipse, BH240*'b.
upstlge m. oMiSnt, ascension, M : staircctse,
GD170".
ttpsdgvnd m. one who mounts up, rider, BR ;
QpVyddan to sweU up, Ot7Th131^.
flpw8Bg=upweg
IkpwsBStm m. stature, A 17*113. ^^
ttpiware mp. inhabitants of heaven, WW
365»
QpwMllan' to boil up, AO.
tlpfweard, upweardee ady. up, upwards :
towards heaven.
Qpweflrt' m- ascent, ascension.
Qpyman* (eo) to run up, grow, increase : rise.
Qpyme = upryne
Or m. bison, aurochs : name of the rune for u.
[Oer. auer]
Ore I. possess, pron. *our,* ours, AO,CP,0.
II. gp. of ic.
flrelendlfle of our country, iBGsdS".
Hrl^etJeref dewy-winged.
QrlgUst leaving a damp track, Wy29.
flme asm. of are I.
iimen pp., umon pret. pL of ieman.
tlron=urum damn, and dp. of ure L
tks dap. of pers. pron. ic us.
Qser L poss. pron. gen. a ses our. IL gp.
of ic.
VuAc, usig, usih=a8 ; QsMsore ; ttaser^user
Oases V. user; Qssio^usic, as
Qssplung f. expectoration, WW 113*. [at,
spiwung]
flireum dsn. of user.
1U adv. ^out,* AO,Bo,0 : without, outside.
flta-(N)=utan-
Qt&bentan* to burst out, burst forth, CP.
atftblAwan' to blow out, breathe out.
tkWifreean* to break out, M.
QtiUnrMan' to pluck out, take out or away.
atftcnyssan to drive out, £BPs36^*.
ataoumen = utancumen
fttaeimd exlraneotu, external, foreign, NG.
UtaeuiMla m. stranger, LkL17".
tttacymen = utaneymen
OtUaltan* to dig out, i£GB.
tttfldon anv. to do out, put out, JE.
QtidrSfan to drive out, expel, destroy, &
QtiUlrllan^ to drive out, disperse, dispel, LL
Qtidrfgan to dry out
fltdSmlan (e) to breathe out, MFH 122*.
QtiUaran* to come forth, go out, depart, CP.
tttiflSon* to flee away.
titftfldwan = utfldwan
QtiU^maii to drive out or away.
atfifon' to take out, except
Iki-Agftn any., -agangan' to go out, go forth
Qtigiotan* to pour out, dispense.
tttftbrAcan to spit out.
QUUssdan to lead out, LL,VPs.
atftmAr-an, -ian to drive out, expel, de-
populate, BH.
utaii=wuton
(Uan adv. from outside. An ; Chb : on Uie
outside, without, Bo,Qen. utan landes
abroad, PPsU*. ['cwXc»']
atanbordes adv. from abroad, CP3u.
fttan-cumAn, -cjmen t> foreign, strange, AO ;
M : belonging to another. \^oiutcome'\
II. m. stranger, foreigner.
fttane adv. from without, outwards, outside,
externally, AO,CP.
Qtanlandes v. utan.
thtanweard external, outside,^ WW. [* out-
ward'^
Qt&n^daa to drive out, expel, RPs43'.
fltfsotefan = Utaacnfan
dtftaeeotan* to sprout forth, burst forth, CP :
to pierce out, AO.
fktftacOf an* to drive out, thrust out, shut out,
fltisoyndan to drive out, M.
Qtislten* to strike outwards, break out, CP,
Qtfisndan^ to sUp out.
atiq»Iwan* to spew forth, vomit up, CP
fttftsUngan* to put out (oies).
OtitAon*'^ to draw out, JL
tttftt^nan to exclude, VPs.
atltSrlngan" to press ouL
tiatJ^dan to thrust out, cast out, iB.
ataweard (NG)=utanweard *
Qt&weorpan* to cast out, empty out
Iktberstan = utaberstan
Qteumen = utancumen
atewealm (a, s) m. utter destruction,
extirpation, Cp461i.
QtcySan to promulgate, announce, A 4- 166.
atdrSf f. decree of expulsion, JQH21**.
Htdrftfan to drive out, expel.
atdrftfere m. dHver out, WW 172**.
Qtdragan* to remove, LL454[9].
fitdrlf an^ to drive out or away, expel, scatter,
disperse.
tlte adv. without, outside, abroad, BH ; M :
out. pou/e*]
fltemest = ytemest
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337
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fkten, atene=utan, utane
Utar^iitor
Qtera, uterra adj. (oompb) outer, exterior,
external, AO,CP. superl. ytemest utter-
most, utmost, extreme, last
Qtennere m. outer sea, open sea, Chb897a.
Qteweard adj. external, outward, otUnde,
extreme, kut, as sb. outward part, exterior,
on uteweardan on the outside, outwardly.
fltf 88r n. goirtg out, i£.
atfsereld n. exodus, going out, M,AO,
Qtlaran* to go ouL
Qtfani f. going out, JB,RB. I'outfcsre*]
tttfSran to go out, M.
IttflSoD* to flee out or aimy.
(ttflowan' to flow out, M,(JP : scatter, he dis-
persed, EHy6*.
atfl^man = utaflyman
tttfor f. evacuation {from body), LoD6a.
Qtforl&taii to cast out, i£,AO,CP
ttttOs ready to start, B33.
Qtgftn any. to go out, CP.
atgang m. going out, departure, exit, exodus :
latter part, Quth,MtL,VPs : privy : dejecta,
excrement, LcD :^ anus,* l*outgang*}
Otgangan^ = utgan
fktgftnecg m. remotest sea, CbbatTO.
Qtgefeoht n. external war, BH I, xxn.
Qtgegftii= utgan; atgeUMan=utl8edan
QtgemSre n. extreme or remotest limit
Qtgenga m. exit, MtB22^
atgSK (K6l) pres. 3 sg, of utgan.
Qtgong = utgaing
Qtbealf t outer side, WW163f«.
Qthere m. foreign army, Chb.*
athlfep n. fine for letting a prisoner escape,
TC.
fltlan to put out, expel, LL : alienate {pro-
perty), ['out']
fitlrnlng (io) 1 flux, MkL6».
Qtlftd f . right of passage outwards by waJter,
EC 344 : bringing together {of material)^
AS2».
atlSdan to lead out, bring out, LL54[8,1].
atlSdnes (e) 1 *abductio,* EHy6»*.
tttlflenda=:atlenda; 11tl8BndiBO=atlendiso
QtUte f. out-pastures, KC6-214.
Qtlaga m. * outlaw,* M,W.
±Qtlaglan to *oudaw,* banish, Chr.
Qtlagu 7 f . outlawry. [ON. dtlagi]
Qtlah outlawed, Chb,LL.
Qtland n. foreign land, PPs : ouUying land
{granted to tenants), TCB02. [*outland*]
atlec=atlio
Qtlednes = utkednes
Otlenda m. foreigner, stranger, alien, Ql.
fktlende = utlendiso
fktlendlso (se) I. strange, foreign, M,Ohr.
II. m. foreigner, stranger. [' ouUandish*'\
atlSoran to go out, pass, GD.
Utile from without, foreign, BH.
Qtmfiran to tell out, make known, proclaim,
announce, A 4* 166.
Qt-msesty -meet = ytemest
O. H.'
fitnlman^ to take out, redeem,
uton=wuton; tltoii=utan
11tone= utane
tktor (comp. of ute) adv. bofond,
atorUo (e«) external, KlI4<
Qtrdoan to reach out.
tUrSsan to ru^ out, Chb.
atre = uterre f . and n. of uterra.
atrldan^ to ride or go atoay, LL2I0[8].
Qtrine=utryne
Ht-roocettan, -roccian to belch out, EJPs.
Qtryne m. running away, issue, exit, ouUet :
what runs out
atsang = uhtsang
atsotetan' to abut on, EC 121 : suffer to
escape, aid the escape of, LL194[6,1].
HtscQfan* to push out, shut out, iedude, M.
Qtscyte m. outfall, outlet, exit, M.
Qtscytling m. stranger, foreigner, Sg200^
Qtsendan to send out.
tlt-slht, -sihte f. flux, diarrhasa, M,AO.
atsihtftdl f . diarrhoea, dysentery, Lod.
atslon^ to issue out, A038^
VLtM m. going out, departure : decUh,
HtsfHwvmg y. usspung.
utter, uttor = utor ; uttonnsBSt = ytemest
utun=wuton
atwApnedmann m. stranger, BH354'*.
atweero m. dysentery? Lod.
Qtwald m. outlying wood, £C289^^
Qtwaru t foreign defence, ILL,
lltweallan^ to well out, flow forth, A4*ia3.
Qtweard adj. outside of, going away, striving
to get out.
Qtweardes ady. * outwards,* OP,
Qtweoro = utwiero
Qtwldng m. sea-rover, Chb 1098.
Qtymende diuretic, purgative, diarrhmc.
Qtyrnlng (io>) f. flux, MkL5».
fHS- intensitiye prefix.
Me pret. sg. of luman.
tMgende = utSgenge
atSgenge fugitive, alien, fleeting, vanishing,
departing.
Mm&to huge, MH76^n.
QtSon pret. pi. of unnan.
at$uta=ut$wita; QVweot-=u9wit-
IKwita (eo*, u') m. scholar, sage, philosopher,
scribe, Pharisee, M.
11«witoUc=utfwitUc
Mwltlaii to study philosophy, ^EGb 146».
QlSwitlic philosophical, academical, WW.
flltwuta (KG) = utSwita ; QVwyt- = ut^wit-
w
wft I« (see abo wea) m. 'woe,* affliction,
misery, evil, M, II. interj. (ocoly. goyems
d.) vjoe/ alas/ CP. wa la, wa la wa, wei la
wei ah/ oh/ alas/
wfto I. adj. weak, soft, feehle, geminate,
cowardly, timid, pliant, M,CP : slender,
frail I insigniflcajU, mean, poor, M : bad,
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friU, [Oer, weich} II. n. weakneaa, LL. wAdelnes {%) f. povertffy CP.
IIL pret. 3 ag. of wioan. WBDdensvBddii pp. of wadan.
WM-SW8M)- wMen oftooad, mish, 0E07*'* ; S"*. [wadj
«ae«n*t to awake, arise, he horn, originaie. W8Mler=weder
[y. *tf»Jke'] wMflri^ m. stay, hafyard ; pL riffffing, WW
waeoor=wacor 616^.
wftoe weakly, dowfiff, negUgenOy. +wAdlaii io doihe, dress, equip, furnish.
waoel = waool wAdl (e, etS) f. poverty, CP : barrenness, AO.
wa/oen {b^, ea^ a*, o', u') 1 wakefvXness : wAdla (e) poor, destitute, as sb. =heggar,
watching, vigil : division of the night, NO : poor man, M,CP,
incerUive, DR 63^(a*). wAdte = w»dl
waGtan (as, e) to be awake, keep awake, watch, wAdUas tottftott< clothing,
M,CV, [v. * iraibe '] wAdllan to be poor, destitute, beg, M,
wiclan to become weak, languish : (±) waver, wAd-Ug (M), -ligeod (6D) poor.
be cowardly, flinch, [^er. weichen] wfldln68=^v^emes
waclende watching, vigHanL wAdlung 1 poverty, want, M : begging, M.
wftolto weakly, mean, vHe, insignificant, wSdo=wad
trifling, M. adv. -lice, M. wast pret. 3 sg. of wefan.
wftcmM n. faint-hearted, cowardly, CP : weak- + w»f = + wef
minded, irresolute, M. irfifan to clothe, W119*.
wicmfidDM f. weakness (of mind or body), wAtels (e) mo. covering, mantle, cloak, dress,
cowardice, CP. clothing, garment, M.
wftcnes f. weakness, insignificance, M. wssfergange f. spider, CPs89'. [wefan]
waoiilan=wiBcnaii wafeigeonmes (ce?) 1 eagerness for sight-
waeol awake, vigilant, watchful, attentive, M. seeing, LL (wosfereom-).
adv. -Hoe, i£. wntBrhQan. amphitheatre, MLM*^. [wafian]
WBOon=waceii waferlie belonging to a theatre, theatrical,
WBOor watchful, vigilant, CP. ady. -Uoe, CP. 0£6 62.
wa€8an=wa8oaa wsBfemeB f. show, display, pomp, pageant,
wiosdpe m. weakness, slackness : insigjii- OEG4465.
ficance, contempt. w8Bfer-8to, -Beon=wffifer^n
-wacu y. niht-w. ; wacul= waool wsDlenolor m. *pulpitum, OEQ3458.
wftd L n. 'wood,* MQRilddt IL (7) drag- wsBfentow (ea) f. theatre, Lcd.
net, 0EG611* (y. A31-528). wmtmsfn (e*, eo*, P, ie>) t spectacle, sight,
wad- y. wed. show, display^ M. [wafian]
wadan* to go, move, stride, advance : *wade,* wsBfllan to speak foolishly, y. NC333.
AO : (+) traverse, pervade. wfifon pret. pL of wefan.
wadom=wa9am wsetre unstable, unsteady, wavering, wander-
wftdsSd n. wood seed, LL454[12]. irtg, restless : flickering, expiring, [wafian]
vMspiU m. woad-dOide, hL455[16]. W8Bf^=wepB
wadiing f. travelling, going, M. wmtt, wteft f. show, spectacle.
wA (N,yPs) = wa ; wsoarhrod = weaigrod wntung (Gl) = waf nng
w8Bb, waebbMwebb ; wAo-=wao- wsBg I. m. =weg. II. pret. 3 se. of wegan.
:i:wAoan to weaken, oppress, trouble, [wao] wAg (a, S) I. m. motion : wave, billow, flood,
wsBcoan {±)to vjaSch : wake. [«wacian] sea. [wegan] II. (±)=w8Bge. III.»wag.
W8DGC6 f. 'watch,* vigil, wakefulness, M,CP, IV. =bwng
wBDCoen = wacen wsegan = w^an
W8M»ende wakeful, awake. ±wAgaii (e) to trouble, afflict, CP : deceive,
wsBceendlIca watchfully, GD242^«. f(Mfy, M : {+) frustrate, Dom115.
wseooer = wacor wAgbora m. child of (he waves f B 1440.
-f-wAoednes f. u?eakness, i£H 2*562'*. wAgbord n. ship, vessel. Gen 1340.
W8ec6n= wacen ; wsscg (Gl) =wecg wAgdter n. sea-animal, Cb988.
wsBOian = wacian wAgdropa m. water-drop, tear, Gf1030.
W8Bcnan, wsecnian [y. also wacan] to awake, wAge I. f. weight, scales, balance, M : 'wey*
come forth, spring from, arise, be bom. {of cheese, wool, etc.) : 'pensum,^ burden,
l^waken'^ ILf (e) n. cup, chalice,
w»dt n. [usn. pL ; wad- in obi. osja&e]ford, +wAge n. weight, measure.
water, sea, ocean. wsdgel (WW 124*) = ptegel ?
wAd f . robe, dress, apparel, clothing, garment, w»gen)Hw88gn ; wsegentSIzl = waegnetSixl
covering : sail, ES 40*326. [* weeds*] wAgesoalu=wtegscalu ^^
+ weed n. ford, shaUow. [wadan] wAgetunge t tongue of a balance, WW 148^*.
wAd-=:wed- wAgfser n. sea-voyage. An 925.
wAdbrte fp. breeches, M. wAgfSBt n. water-vessel, clouds, Rd4*^.
wsBdd = wedd ; db wAde (e) n. = wl&d f. wAgtaru f. track in the sea. Ex 298.
W.£GIXOTA 339 WiBLSTENG
wSgflotaf m. {wave-floater), ship. wSdMtaS m. death in hatUe, violent death,
wfighengMtf m. Mp. B695.
wfigfaolm m. sea, ocean, B217. waBldrterf n. blood of battle, baiUenare.
w»slA8l=weg]&Bt W8Bleglan=weli£uui; Waaler =weler
wAe^mSendt m. sea-fairer, sailor. wsBlIAhtS 1 deadly feud, B2Q28.
wsBgltSendet seafaring. w»]l8»ttm m. deadly embrace, £x480.
wsBgn (wflBgen, wffin) m. caniage, ^wain,* vtBStVUkg blood-stained, Bl\2%.
*tDaggon,* chariot, cart, vehicle. Carles wfiBlfeaU=W8Blfill
wffin; wfinee tSal the constellation of the walfel greedy for corpses, ghoulish, El53.
Qreai Bear, [wegan] wsBlfeld m. battle-field, Chb937.
-w»siiaii V. be-w. wsBlflli m. slaughter, death, destruction.
wsBgnere (fin) m. vxtggoner, WW. wsBlftls awaiting death, B2420.
wAgnere m. enticer, WW 430^'. [wsgnian] waBlfyil^Wjelfill
wsBgnest = wegneet wselfyllo f . fUl of slaughter, B 1 26.
wsBgn-fser (An) n., -fam 1 chariot-Journgf. wsalf^ n. deadly fire : funeral pyre.
wsBgngehnulo (fin) waggon-plank, WW wsalgSBStt m murderous stranger.
267**. weolgftrt m. deadly spear.
waagngar ela (fi n) m. *carpentarius, * waggon- wsalgenga m. sea-monster F 0£G5*^ ; 8^^.
master f WW. walglfref bloodthirsty, murderous,
wsdgngewadde (fin) n. waggon-cover, A9*264. wsdlglmm m. death-bringing gem? Rd 21^.
+ wfignlan to deceive : condemn, NC297. wsBlgrSdig flesh-eating, cannibal. An 1 35.
wsBgnsellling m. tax on waggons, TG138. waBlgilm ji^ce, violent, bloody, cruel -.fateful,
WBBgntrtow (fin) n. log given to the carter of a dire, adv. -Hoe, AO.
load of wood, LL453[21,4]. walgrimnes f. cruelty, torture, GD.
wsBgntiol (fin) cart-pinf WW343>'. wslgryre m. deadly horror. Ex 137.
wsBgnweg (fin) m. cart-road, KC. walhere{ m. army intent on slaughter.
WBBgnwy rhta (fin) m. ^carpentarius,* cart- waeXtilBm m. death-stroke, B2Q69.
wright, WW. wnlblenoef f . coat of mail.
wAgon pret. pL of wQgan. wslhrtow (ea*) cruel, fierce, savage, blood'
wSgpundem n. weighing-machine. thirsty CP. adv. -Hoe.
wfigr&p? m. wave-rope, wave-bond {ice), wssUiriownes f. cruelty, ferocity, atrocity,
B 1611. [or 7 wfilrap] s aughter, M,CP.
wAgiytt = wagrift ^^ waoUiwelp m. destroying hound, Rd 16**.
wAgBoalu f . scale of a balance, WWi37^. W8Bllg=welig; wSllse = wieliso
[soealu ; Oer. wagflohale] w»Il = weall ; waU- = wsbI-
wAgstw9 n. sea-shore, Rd23'. wsdUa = vrilla II. ; wsBUan (N) = willan
wSgatrtam m. current. Ex 311. w»lle (VPs) = wille ; walmMwieim
wAgsweordt n. sword with wavy pattern. walmlstf m. mist of death.
wAgttolt n ship, vessel. walnett n. death-net. Ex 202.
wAgttrte t peril of the sea. Gen 1490. wselnlVt m. deadly hostility, war.
wAgSrtet m. deluge, Gsn 1362. walnot} m. fatal mark, baleful inscription.
+wAlit pp. of +wfioan and -hwfigan. walpD m. deadly arrow, dart, Ov 1 127.
WBBi L n. [nap. walu] slaughter, carnage, AO. walrasf m. deadly onslaughL
w. +8lean to slaughter : field of batUe : (in walrast = wsalrest ; w»lrAw=w8Blhreow
pL) dead bodies, AO. [wdl; op. Oer. wal- wAlrftp? m. flood-fetter, {ice), B1610?
statt] IL m. = wielL III. = wel walrfiaf n. spoil from the slain : act of spoiling
wftl mn. tohirlpodl, eddy, pool, M : ocean, the slain.
sea, river, fiood. walrte m. deadly reek, B2661.
wcBl- ^ wel- ; wAl- = wdal- weolregn (11) m. deluge, Gbn 1360.
wala = wela walrftow = wsallireow
±wfilan to afflict, vex, torment, Gv,MtR. walrost (aB*)t f. bed of slaughter, grave.
walbeddf n. slaughter-bed. walrOn f. mystery of carnage f toar-songt
walbend 1 death-bomd, band of deetrucHon, El 28.
B 1936. wSlso = wielisc
walbenn f. deadly wound. Ex 491. walsoeaft m. deadly spear, B398.
WBBlblSat deadly-pale f B 2726. walsoel n ? carriage, Jud 313.
WBBloeald deadly cold, Sol468. walseax n. dagger, B2703.
walotasega m. carrion-picker {raven). Ex walsilht (ea. i, y) m. slaughter, carriage,
164. Chb : (t) combat.
waldomm m. deadly fetter, GBN2128. walsllhta m. murderer, slayer, GD264**.
waloraftm. deadly power, Rd87". waUUtande corpse-biting, W187^* : deadly-
walowealm m. videnJt death, Rd2s. biting, W24U*.
wal-cyrlge, -eyrie 1 {chooser of the slain), walspere n. deadly spear, Ma322 ; LcDl76b.
witch, sorceress. [Oer. Walkore] wabteng m. spear-shaft, B 1638.
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WflBlslow f . place of slaughter, haUle-fieldf AO.
affan wsUtowe seweald to obtain posseseion
of the battle-Jiela, conquer.
wasistrAl mf . deadly shaft, Gu 1260.
waobtrtam m. deadly flood, Gbn 1301.
WBBlsweng m. deadly thrust, Gbn987.
wait part of thigh, sinew, LL7[68]. [weald]
wsBltan (wY. in NG)=wealtaii
WflDlwaog m. field of the slain, Ak 1227.
wsslweg (Ssaf63) =hw8Blweg
WflBlwulff m. warrior, canniSaL
wAlwyrt = wealwyrt
W8Bm = ( 1 ) wamm ; (2) hwamm
mDmbede having a great heUy, WW 161".
[wamb]
weommaii = wemman
wdmn ( L WS ) = w&pen
wAmiiian=wepxiian; w»iii8t-=wiBBtm-
wan=weim; W8Bn-=wen-
wSni-Kwffign; wfiiuui=weiian
wAnes = ( 1 ) waones ; (2) wohnes
wseng, w»xige=waiig, wange
wAnttiigs=weniinga; w»|ian=wepan
wApen n. (nap. wffip(e)n, W8ep(e)nn)
* weapon,^ sword; pi. arms, JS,AO,CP :
membrum virile.
wApenbora m. weapon-bearer, warrior,
knight, M.
w Apend, wsepened = wfipned
wAp6n(ge)t»e n. * wapentake* {subdivision
of a ridijig), LL. [cp. ON. vapnatak]
wApengeVrsBG n. encounter of spears f JDR
168».
wApeiigewrlxl(e) n. hostile encounter.
w Apenh&d = wnpnedhad
wApenhete m. armed hate, ApSO.
wApenhfIs n. armoury, WW348^*.
wApenlAas unar med, M.
wApenlic male, WW.
wApenstrAl fm. arrow, PPs66*.
wApentflBc = wiepengetseo
wApenVraouf f. storm of weapons.
wApentlrAge weapon, equipments CbA61 T
wApenwUestre = wspned wifeetre
wApenwlga m. armed warrior, Rd 15^.
wApmann (iE) = wspnedmann
wApnMwspen; wApnahtl8=w»penhu8
wApned I. adj. mcUe, AO. II. m. rn/dU
person.
wApnedbeam n. male child, BH76*.
wApnedcild n. male child, M.
wApnedoynn n. male species, M.
wApnedhAd m. male sex, M : sexwd power,
GD26«>.
wApnedhand f. male line, TC491**.
wApnedhealf f. male line, TG49P*.
wApnedmann m. male, man, AO.
wApnedwttestre f. hermaphrodite, WW.
±wApnian to arm, M,CV.
wApnmann = wnpnedmann
+wApnu np. arms, LPs 45".
wApnung f. armour, ^ : (+) army.
W8Dps m. ^wasp,* M. [L. vespa]
war I. (napm. ware) toary, cautious, ^,CP :
(w. g.) aware of : ready, prepared, attentive.
ILf n. sea, ocean. [ON. yerr] III. = wer.
IV.=weaiT
wAr I. adj. true^ correct, Gbh681. II. f.
faith, fidelity : keeping, protection : agree-
ment, treaty, compact, pledge, covenant :
bond {of friendship).
+wAr wg. 'aware* {of), watchful, on one*s
guard, Chr 1095.
war- = war-, wear-, wer-, wier-, wyr-
waran=werian
ware (wrsec) m. pain, suffering, anguish
(A ; often confused with WS. weoro. y.
JAW62).
warcan to be in pain.
warcs&r (e) n. pain, MkR 13*.
ware = wer XL
wAre I. = wser 11. 11. pret. 2 sg. of wesan.
wArfSBSt (e*) covenant-keeping, honourable^
faithful, trusty.
w Arg = werig
warg«apne8 f. argument, WW 192^.
wAr-genga, -ganga (e^jf wm. one seeking
protection, stranger (or ?=wer-).
wArlgian = weiigian
+warlAcan to warm, M.
±warlaii to go, pass by, DR,NG.
warlCas incautious, careless*
wAt16b8'\ faithless, perfidious.
warllol. careful, wary, cautious, circumspeci,
CP. adv. -lice, M. II. = werlic
wArlloe adv. truly, Gsn652T
warilones f. wariness, caution, HLIS***.
wArlogat m. troth-breaker, traitor, iiar,
devil. [*uxir^£*; leogan]
warlot n. craftiness, cunning, deceit, WW
364".
wama = wrenna .
wames I. f. wariness, caution. 11.^
weargnes
wAron pret. pl. of wesan.
warsagol cautious in speech, W72*^.
warscipe m. cunning, caution, prudence^
AO,CP.
wArstUo = wr AstUo
warword n. word of warning, WW.
warwyrde cautious in speech, FT 57.
was pret. 1, 3 sg. of wesan.
W8BS0 f. ablution, washing, A 13*441
+waso n. only in wstera +w. * alluvium,*
WW179W.
-wsBSoe V. sceap-w.
wasoen=waBcen pp. of wascan.
wasoere m. washer.
wasoem n. washing -place, WW 185*.
wascastre I. f. unisher, house-keeper, ^pres^
bytera, ' GD276. II. m. dyer, GD 191».
waschtks n. washing-place.
wasoing m. toashing, ablrUion, Ot.
wAsend=wa8end ; -wasma y. bere-w.
wasp = wseps ; waat^west
wAst-=wSBt-
wsBstllng m. sheet, blanket, Gl.
WiBSTM 341 WiEDA
waBstm (e) mn. (nap. wiest-mas, -me) vrmtergehl&A n, watery piutule? Lci}l%2h,
ffroipih, increase : plarU, produce, offspring , w»tergefeall n. vxUerfaU, GC116.
fruit, MfiV : resuU, benefit, product i watergelftd n. conduit, WW339'.
interest, usury : abundance : stature, form, wsBtergetet n. aqtieduct, WW 2 11".
figure, [weazan] wntergesceattf. nature o/toa/er, GD 220^'.
wsastmaseten f. planting, Mt 15". watergewsesc n. ' alluvium, * WW 187^.
waBstmb«re/rttt//u/, M,CF. wsBtergrund m. sea-bottom, depth, PPs lOO**.
-^vrtBStmhebrlBSi to be or make fruitful, YTVf, westergyte m. * Aquarius* {sign of the
wsBstmbAmes f. fruitfulness,fertiliiy, M. Zodiac), Lod 3-246*.
W88stmbSro f . fruitfulness, AO 58^. waterhssfem m. crab, Lod 16b.
wsDStmbdoreime8 = w8e8tmb8eme8 wsBterhUgung f. consecration of water, DR
wsBStmberende fertile, AO. 1 17^.
wsBStmberendnes f . fruitfulness, fertility, BH wsBterhelm m. covering of ice, GkE 74 7
74**^6. ±w»leitan to water, moisten, irrigate, M,
W8dstme f. =w»8tm CP : lead (cattle) to water, ^.
vnBSixatwsi fruitful, ANS 122*<'. wsterlg watery, watered, M.
wsBStmlan to grow, increase, bear fruit. wsBteiisc (e) watery, moist.
wsastBol^aa fhiitkss, unfruitfu'., M. wsetorltas waterless, M.
WBSstmlio fruitful, DR18". wsBterltastf. wantof water, HL9177.
wsestmsoeatt m. interest, usury. w»terllc aquatic, GPH394.
W8B8tSm=w8e8tm w»termUe (»') m. bowl, bcuin, MGr.
wAt (a, e) I. adj. *wet,* moist, AO. II. n. wseternAdre f. unUer-snake, WW.
liquid, drink, M. »t and w. food and weeterordftl n. water -ordeal, LL388[2].
drink, M. wtttorpund n. ' norma, libeUa aquatica, ' WW
wSta m. wettMSS, moisture, humours, fluid, 160*^.
water, ^,CP : drink, M. wsDterp3rtt m. water-pit, well, M.
d:WAtan to wet, moisten, uxUer, ^Gb. WflBtenWe? f. conduit (v. OEG 1714n).
wftte 1 = w&ta m. wsatenctot m. napkin, totoel, WW 127*.
wflDter (e) n. (gs. wsetres, wsBterea) ^ water,* wsBter-solpe (^,CP), -8C3rpe m. sheet of
M,CP ; Mdf : sea. water, wcUers : conduit.
W8Bterfidl f . dropsy, Lod. wsBterso^ f . towel, napkin, M.
wceter-ddre, -seddre f. spring of water, wsBtentotS m. water-pit, cistern.
source, M. wsBterafioo dropsical, IE.
wsBtorsBlfftdl f. a disease , Jjcd , wastenSociiM f. dropsy, M,
wsBteneUen f. water-elf, WW457^ wntenpryng m. water-spring. Da 386.
water-berend (OEG 871), -berere (WW) m. wetenteall m. standing water, pond.
water-bearer, sutler, camp-follower. wsDterstefn f. voice ofvxUers, PPs 92*.
wsBterboh m. succulent shoot, sprig, WW wsBtentoppam. frucite/, GDll**.
149**. wsetentrtam m. river,
wseterboUa m. dropsy, Lgd. W8BtertIg;e m. canal, aqueduct, HGl418'^.
wsBterbora m. waier-bearer. wsBterVAote f . conduit, flood-gate, torrent,
wtBtnhngK\ m. frightful flood. cataract, M,
w»terbQo m. icater-vessel, water-pot, pitcher, wester^tSba, -tSissa m. (water-traverser) whale,
M. Whale50 : ship, Gul303.
wseterbueca m. water-spider, WW 122*. weBterSrtlh f. water-pipe, conduit, Gl.
wseterbume f . water-stream, 1)1)3. wseterfh:^ f . rush of waters, PPs 106".
woterbyden 1 bucket, cask, WW 503**. w»tening f. watering, providing vnih water,
w»terclftV m. towel, RB 59^. M.
WflDtererog m. water-pot, WW 484". wsBterwSdlnes f. dearth of water, ^L23b*".
W8BterorQce f. water-pot, Cp283u. wseterweg m. watercourse.
wseterdrlnc m. a drink of water, NC331. wsBterwrlte f. * clepsydra,* water-dock, WW
W8Bter-eg8a, -egesaf m. water-terror. 378".
wsBtereUen = wasterelf en wseterwyU m. spring of wetter, fountain, LL
waterfSMten n. water-fastness, place pro- 312[5,1].
tected by water, Chii894a. wsBterwyrt f. water star-wort,
wseter-fflBt n. , nap. -f atn uxUer-pot, flagon, M, w»teryt( f. billow, B 2242.
wsDterflaxe f. water-pitcher, if J; 14". [v. wStlan to &e wf, WW447^
* flask *] wsBtlg (GPH 389) = ptetig
wsBterfldd m. water-flood,inundation, deluge, westla m. swathe, bandage, LcD78a.
^,A0. wfttnee f. moisture, LkL8*(e).
wsBtertrooga m. water frog, NG331. wsBtriaa == waeterian ; w»tter (N) = w»ter
wsBtorful dropsical, WW. wStung t wetting, moisture, LcD.
wadteityrhtnes f . hydroph obia, WW 112". wseV n. ford, Chb 1073d. [ON, vatS]
wsBtergftt f. water spider, WW 122*. -wMa v. here-w.
WJCDAN 342 WAimLTTB
w9^Smn to wander, roam about : hunt. [w&9] wimewMe (o)t shameful speech, curae^
wftSobume i fishing stream f BC (Mdf). blasphemy.
W09eln68 = wfidelnes ; wAVl = wfidl wamdSd (o)t t deed of shame, cri me.
wAwartnie goodf A8-335>*. adv. (e, y) WBinfrelit (o) n. sinful divination, WW.
•lice tucr,essfully t A 8-298 ; W 160^ wimtiilt impure, shameful, sinful, bad.
w»K (N)Mweaz wmmlust m. allurement, enticemeni, A 13-28 ;
wAz =weox pret 3 8g. of weaxan. 0EG7'^
wm9 pres. 3 sg. of wascan. wamm (o) I. nm. statn, spot, disgrace, defect,
waflanto'toave,*^. defilement, sin, evil, crime : injury, loss,
wftllan to he agitated, astonished, amazed, hurt, misfortune. II. adj. shameful, bad.
gaze a\ wonder at, admire, M : hesitate. wamsoeaVa (o)t m. sin-stained foe, devil.
wiflande * theatralis, ' ' vistbUis, ' OEG 233. wamseyldlff sinful, erimima, Gnx 949(o).
waforlle = wflBferlic wamwilte (o) m. wound in the face, lL
watang (», e) f. spectacle, display, pageantry, wamwyroende (o) worker of sin, CR 1093.
sight, M : astonishment, anuizement, M. wan I. (once + ; o) (usu. undecl. and used
[wafian] ^^ predioatively) wanting, deficient, lacking,
wafiiiigBted6 m. place for shows, theatre, W W. absent, CP. anea wan tSe Vritig or anes
wafimgstow f. place for shows, theatre, Lgd wana tSrittigum twenty-nine. II. pret.
3-206^*. 3 Bg. of winnan. III.=wann
wig I. {&) m. wall, M,/iO,CP. [Ooth. ±waiia m. lack, want, deficiency, M. w.
waddjuB] II.=w£g I. h^n to lack, fail.
wigliragel n. tapestry, vail, NG. wanAht (o) f. want, poverty, fBj4^.
waglan to move, shake, swing, totter, M. wananbtam m. spindle-tree, Gl.
I* wag'; wegan] wanool (e) unstable, unsteady, tottering,
wagn=w»gn vacillating, weak. Bo.
wigon =wSgon pret. pL of wegan. wand I. pret. 3 eg. of windan. IL f ? mole
wigrUt (e, y) n. wall-hanging, tapestry, vail, {animat), Gl.
curtain. +wand n. shamefeutness, RB68' : hesitation,
wigttoorl ifooruoyf LPs 6K [g yrel] scruple, [windan]
wigttyllng (wah-) f. wainscoting, WW 147*^. wandeweorpe f. mole {animal), ^(n*).
[wag, sole] wandlan (o) to hesitate, flinch, desist from,
wagiing f. moving, taking, LoD. omit, neglect, M,CP : fear, stand in awe,
wihMwag M : have regard to, care for. [windan]
wUunela n. fine meal, Lon 101b. [OHQ. wandlung f. changeableness. Bo 15".
wahi] -wandodlloe v. nnfor-w.
wahsan=wa8can; wai^wselL YtBn&sHxato^ wander,^ roam, fiy round, hover,
wal- = wel-, weal- ; wala (N) = wela I. CP : change : stray, err.
wftUI walawa ! interj. (w. g.)ohl alas! wo I wandung i. feeling of respect, NC332.
[* weUaway * ; wa] wand-wurp, - wyrp = wandeweorpe
walan v. wain I. ; Wilas = W&das wanfili (o) dark-hued, Rd53*.
wale- = wealo- wanfeaz (o) dark ha ired, "R n 13*.
wal-erlgga, -oyTge=waBlcjrrige wanfota m. pdican, WW 287^*.
walesptnl (o^) 1 curling-tron, crisping-pin, wanf^ (o) n. lurid flame, Cb966.
WW198MO£G26^. wang I. (o) m. plain, mead, field, place :
wald (N,VPs)Mweald world. II. m. =wange
walde (CP443^^) = wolde wangbeard m. whisker, Lcd 73a.
waldmora=wSaimora wange (e, o) n.jaw, cheek. [Ger. wange]
WUe (— ea) f. Welshuioman, female slave, wangere m. piuow, bolster.
Rd. wangstede m. place, locality.
waler (DR) = weler ; walhMwealh wangtoK m. molar, grinder.
wftUo woful, lamentable. Sat 100. wangtut f . meadow-turf, Lcd 1 -400*.
wall ( VPs)Mweall wanhaef- = wanhaf -
wallatS (DR) spree, pi. of w8Bllan=:wiUan. -fwanhftlan to weaken, M.
watan (N) =wiebn wanhftIV 1 weakness, sickness. So 54^*.
walu I. f. ridge, hank, Ot : rib, comb {of wanhAw (o) hluish, WW376**.
helmet), B1031. II. f? m? weal, mark of wanhafa m. poor man, SP985^.
a blow, OEG. III. v. w»l L wanhaf ol needy, M.
wUwyrl = w^alwyrt ; warn = wamm wan-hafolnes, -baf (e)ne8 (se) f. want, hunger.
wamb (o) f. helly, stomach, M,CP,V^s : wanbU unsound, weak, iU, sick, maimed,
'womb' : hoOowf KC3-62. -a:,CP.
wambAdl f. stomach-ache, LGD81a. +wanhillan to make weak, HL 12".
wambhord n. contents of the heUy, Rd 18^*. wanbAlnea f. weakness, ill-health.
wambsoyldlg? gluttonous f v. NC331. wanhl^ having no share in, free from, WW
wambstoo having pain in the stomach, LoD. 398**
WANHOOA
343
WEALD
wanhoga m. thoughtless one, fool.
wan-hygd, -hydf 1 carekssness, reMessness,
daring,
wanliygdlg (hydi^)t careless, rash,
±wanlan to dimtnish (tr.), lessen, curtail,
injure, impair, take from, iB,AO : infringe,
annul : diminish (mtr.)» dwindle, aeeline,
fade, decay, iB,CP : ^wane^ (moon),
wftnlan to complain, bewail, lament, bemoan,
AO. [Oer. weinen]
wan-iendllG, -gendlio diminutive, ^Gb.
wann I. (o) dark, dusky, lurid, [^toan']
II. pret. 3 sg. of winnan.
wannhU = wanhal
wannlan to become dark-coloured, turn black,
NC332 : become discoloured f MP 178^.
wannlht wan, pale, livid, WW431*^
wansAUgf unhappy,
wansceaftf f. misery, misfortune.
wanseeaf-ta m. (or -te f.) a disease, Lod.
wansor^d poorly dad, JBHfiOO^'.
waosAoo *commitialis'fY, OEG4937.
wanslan to diminish, Chb666b.
waospM f. poverty, want, AO.
wanspMlg poor, indigent, M,
wanung (o) f. waning, decrease, deprivaiion,
diminution, loss, injury, weakening, M,
winung f. howli-ng, lamenUUion, M,
wanwegende waning {moon)^ Lcd.
wl^ napkin, totreZ^ IM122**.
wapeUan, wapolian to bubble, froth, exhale,
emit, pour forth.
wapul m? bubble, froth, WW.
war=wearr
wftr I. n. sea-ufeed, Gl : sand. II. = wer
wara, gs. of warn.
-waran v. burg-, ceaster-, eortS-w.
waras (N) = weras nap. of wer I.
-waras v. burg-, eort$-w.
wara9=waroo
ward = ( 1 ) weard ; (2) wearS ( weorSan)
-ware v. burg-, eor9-, coaster- w.
ware]i-=wam-; warht=worht
warlan to beware :{±) guard, protect, defend :
warn, CP : (f) hold, possess, attend : (f)
inhabit, [wsar]
w&rlg weedy, dirty, GnE90.
wirlht/utt of sea-weed, Gl
warltrSo = weargtreow
wamlan (ea, are) {±)to *wam, * caution, M :
{±) take warning, take heed, guard oneself
against, M,CP : deny {oneself, etc, ), [weam]
wamung (ea) f. * warning* '.foresight, caution,
[Oer, wammig]
waroV (a^, eaS e^, a*, e*, u*) n. shore, strand,
beach,
wftrotf n. alga, sea-weed, Rd41**.
waro9farutS m. surf. An 197.
warotSgewUin (a*) n. surf, Ak439.
warp=:wearpl. ; warr=wearr
w^ursolpe = waBrscipe
warts I. (N) = warot$. II. (N) = weartS pret.
3 sg. of weortSan.
warn I. f. *ware,* article of merchandise, M,
II. f. shelter, protection, care, custody, guard,
defence, vindication, ^,A0.
-waru V. barg-y ciric-, eort$-w.
wanriSy waruD=waro9, warotS
was = wses ; -wftsa ▼. wuda-w.
wascan* {»; acs, a(c)x) to *wash,* bathe,
lave : envelop, B3116 (or T=weaxan).
wase (y. OEG1818) f. mire, marsh.
wftsend (ce) m. * weasand, * win dpipe, guUet
wasesotte f. cuttlefish, WWlSr. [wase,
scSotan]
wftst pres. 2 sg. of witan.
w&t I. pres. 3 sg. of witan. II. pret. 3 sg.
of witan. III.=w£t
watel (o*, u*) m. * wattle,* hurdle, covering :
(pi.) thatchirig,
water =w8eter; watoI= watel
watr- = wsBtr-, wseter-
watul= watel
w&tSf i' unndering, journey : pursuit, hunt,
hunting, chase,
wattoma = watSuina
wftlSol wandering f or m.fuU moonf Fin 8?
wat(-um, -nmat m. wave, flood, stream, sea,
w&wa=w5a
wftwan' to blow {of wind), Rd41'^.
wasum = ( 1 ) wascan ; (2) weazan
waKgeom = weaxgeom
we (e) pron. (1st pers. plur.) g. user, d. us,
ace. us(io) 'i0e.*
wto m. misfortune, evil, harm, trouble :
grief, woe, misery : sin, wickedness,
weaoen = wsecen
wtaowftnlan to lament. Sat 320.
wfiadAdt f . evil deed.
wtadhoe (Ep887) = wSodbfic
weadu (K) = wudn
wtafod=wSofod; weag=weg
wSagesHS m. companion in trouble,
weaglan = wagian
weahto pret. 3 sg. of weccan.
weahzans weazan
weal=:(l) weall; (2) wel
wSalMwealh ; weal- = weall-, wel-
wial&ft f . wretched remnant.
wSaland = wealland
Wfialas (pi. of wealh) the Welsh : Wales.
West We(a)la8 West-Welsh, Cornish,
-f weale n. rolling, tossing motion : <Utack,
ChbUOO.
wealea (a) m. ^biUow, rolling wave : ight
floating garment.
wealcan' {±) to move round, revolve, roll,
toss, CP : fluctuate : revolve in one*s mind,
discuss, scheme, reflect, iE,CP : u^rap round,
twist, curl, OEG : (+) traverse, ['walk*]
wealoere m. fuller, WW407*».
±wealolaii (a) to curl, roU up, OEG.
wealcol mobile, not flrnUy fixed, GPH399««^.
wealosplnl (a, o) f. crisping-pin, OEG, WW.
Wtaloynn n. the Welsh kin, EC146*«.
weald I. (a) m. weald, forest, wood, grove,
AO : bushes, foliage, Gbn846. ['wold*]
II. m. power, AO (usu. +). III. powerful.
WEALD 344 WEABB
RBil7*. IV. conj. perhaps, possibly, wtallaad n. foreign country, Gbk2706
haply, lest, ^. (weal-) : Normandy, Ohb 1040b. [wealh|
+ weald n. might, power : control, command, W8alla8=Wealas
dominion, his gewealdes of his own accord, we«lleUf n. sea-cliff, B 3132.
intentionally i protection : subjection : groin : wealldle f. a waUed ditch? KG 5-346'*.
muscles of&e nechf LL88[77]. wealldor n. door in a waU, Cs328.
^wealdan' (a) w. g. d. (instr.) and a. to rule, wealle f. starwort.
control, determine, direct, command, govern, +wealled = + weailod
possess, AO,CP : wield [a weapon), exercise : weallende boiling, fervid^ ardent, energetic,
cause, bring about, CP. fiery.
ynsiJdbSn n. place affording mast for swine, weallfSBSten n. waUed place, rampart,
ECeO». fortification, fortress.
+wealden I. adj. subject (to), easily con- weallgvatf n. rampart-gale, postern.
trolled : inconsiderable, small. II. adv. weallgebrec n. wall-breaking, €ici of making
moderately. a breach, A0134'®.
WMldend (a) I. m. leader, controller, ruler, weallgeweore n. building of a wall, JE
lord, king (often of Ood). II. f . female ruler, destruction of waUs, MQb. 12*.
±wealdend6 ruling, powerful. weaUlan to go abroad, travel, wander : go as
WealdendfsBder m. Heavmly Father. pilgrim.
+ wealdendlloe powerfully, PPs 135^*. wealUm m. ceri^nt, mortar, M (Gen 1 1').
wealdendras late nap. of weeJldend. wSalllse = wleliso
+wealdeiimdd self-controlled, Cba70. -i-weaUod toaUed, M.
wealdes (nsn. +) o/ one^s own accord, CP weaUstftnf m. stone used in building.
198". weallsteall m. wall-place . foundation f Wand
wealdgenga m. rcbber, thief, M, 88.
±wealdleV6r n. rein, bridle, JE. weallstSapf steep as a wal*. Gen.
wealdmoru = wealmoru weallsttlltng (y*) m. repair oj walls.
woaldnes (a) f. rule, VPsl44". weaU8tdw=w8Bl8t6w
w«ald8wa«u f. forest-track, B 1403(a^). weaUttrAd (a^) m. plumb-line, WW 522".
wealdung f . gover/iment, rtUe. weallung (a, y ) f . agitation, fervour, zeal.
weale =wale ; wfoles y. wealh. weallwalaf m. part of a house-wall f founda-
weaIf8B8ton = weallf ssten tion f Ruin 2 1.
wealg nauseous, CP447^^ weallweg (a^) m.waUed road? Ct.
woalgat = weallgeat weallwyrhta m. mason, Gl.
wealh (a) m. (gs. -wesAes) foreigner, stranger, weallwyrt=wealwyTt
slave : Briton, Welshman. wtel-mora, -more=wealhinora
wealhftt boiling hot, red-hot, Lcd 96a. wealnes {GPb) = wealdnes
wealhlMWo f . foreign red, vermilion, Gl. wealowlan = wealwian
Wealheynn n. men of Wales, Britons. wealsUa m. cord (for binding slaves)? PPs
wealhen=wielen 139*. [wealh]
wealhfsBreld (a) n. a force which patrolled wealstI111]ig(y*)=weallBtilling
the Welsh border? KC2-60» wealstod^wealhstod
wealh-gettra, -gerefa m. commander of the wealt I. shaky, unsteady. IL=wielt pree.
'wealhfsereld,' Chb897a. 3 Bg. of wealdan.
wealhtaftfoo m. foreign hawk, falcon. wealweorc n. masonry, M.
weamimutu (a) f. (foreign nut), * walnut,* wealwian (a, y) to roU (intr.), * wallow,* CP :
WW462**. roU (tr.) : dry up, shrivel, wither, decay.
weallilso=wietiso wealwyri (a, tB)t. dwarf elder, endive, [wealh]
wealh-moru, -more (a^) f., -mora m. carrot, wtemM, weametto f. passion, anger, M.
parsnip. wiamod ill-humoured, angry, CP.
weaUistdd m. interpreter, translator, M,CP : wtamodnes f. anger, passion, impatience^
mediator, CP. ^,CP.
WealhtMod f. Welsh nation, LL. weape = weps
weaUiwyrt=wealwyrt wear = (l) wearr; (2)hwer
weaUan to be defiant ? ML 12^. wear- = waer- ;
wSallc woeful, sorrowful, Wt12. wearas =wera8 npl. of wer.
weall I. (a, ») m. wall,* dike, earthwork, wearc=w»ro
rampart, dam, iB AO,CP;Mdf : (f) rocky weard I. fm. watching, *ward,* protection,
shore, cliff. [L. vallam] IL=wiel. III. guardianship, AO,CP : advance post, AO :
•-wiell waiting for, lurking, ambuscade. II. m.
weaUan' (±) to be agitated, rage, toss, well, keeper, watchman, guard, guardian, pro-
bubble, seethe, foam, be hot, boil, M,AO,CP : lector, AO : (f) lord, king : (f) possessor.
swarm iflow, M. up w. to rise (of a river). III. adv. towards, to. wit$... weard towards^
AO. [d^cr. waUen] IV.=weat«. V. *aaniiMc,' ▼. A 30-249.
WEARDIAN 346 WBDBRICE
weardlan to toatch, guard, keep, protect, wSatftoenf d. tftgrno/^ffi^.
preserve : hold, possess, occupy, inhabit, wfottoartf. t0o/ttZnee<2, WifIO.
last w. keep the track of, fdhw closely, weaz (e) n. ^wax,* AO.
swathe w. remain hehijui. leger w. keep weazsBppel m. btM of uxuc.
one^s bed. dzweazan (e) I. Bv^to 'wax,* grow, he fruit-
weardmann m. watchman, guard, patrol, M. ful^ increase, become powerful, M,AO,CP.
weardseld, weardsetl (M) n. guardhouse, II.=waaoan
watch-tower. weaxberende m. candle-bearer, acolyte, DR
weardsteall m. watch-tower, WW. 196>(io*).
weardwite n. penalty for not keeping guard, weazbred (e) n. writing-tabUi, M : diagram,
TC411". list, A 8-332.
wearf I. (£C202) = wearp pret. 3 sg. of vreaxoBikd^l {ei^, o*) t wax candle.
weorpan. II.=hwearf weazen pp. of weaxan.
wearg (e) I. m. {wolf), accursed one, outlaw, weaxgeo rn (a ) desirous of increase, very
feUm, criminal, M. II. (-erig, -yrig) adj. greedy, WW102".
wicked, cursed, wretched. [ON. vargr] weazgesoeot n. payment made in wax, W
weargberende villainous, WW407*^ 171^.
weargbrSde (-geb-) f. a warty eruption, weazhlftf m. wax tablet, Lcd.
impetigo, stye in the eye, tetter, ringworm, weaxhUfseall f. wax salve, Lcd 92b.
mole, freckle, [wearr] ±weazne8 f. increase, growth.
weargnes (sb, e, y) f. evil, malice, cunning. weazscot=weaxgeBceot
weargrod f. scaffold, gaUows, 6l. weaxsealf (e) f. wax salve
weargtreafu j(rht) np. home of the damned, weaxung 1 growth, increase.
heU, El 927. web, webb n. *web,' weft : ufoven work,
weargtrSow (ari-) n. gallows, Ct. tapestry, M. [wefan]
weargung (e) f. misery, EPs87**. webba m. weaver, EC, WW. ^^
wearh Ll^slwearg. II. = wearr webbfom m. weaver* s beam, WW.
wtarlht = wearribt webbestre f . female weaver, WW IBS**.
weann 'vxtrm,* M,CP. adv. -e. webbgeweorc n. ujeaving, HL,MH.
wearmelle = wurmUle webblan to weave, contrive.
±weaniilaii (eo, y) to become warm, M,CP. webbung (hw) f. plotting, conspiracy, OEG
wearmUc warm, Da350. 2975 : 'scena* (=wafung? v. OEG2920).
weannnes f. umrmth, ^Lll^w. webgerSVni np. ufeaver*s implements WW
weam I. f. reluctance, repugnance, refusal, 294*'.
denial, CP : resistance : reproaches, abuse, webgerodn. toeaver^s implement, Cpl9SS.
[warn] II, = worn webhoc m. weaver *s comb, reed f WW.
weam- = warn-, wearm- webUc pertaining to a weaver, Gl.
weammAlum (S) adv. in troops, WW25^ websceaftm. U7eai;er'd beam, WW 293**.
[worn] webtdg (sb) f. weaving-thread, GET 6 15.
weamwblloe av. obstinately, WW. [t©ag] ,^^,^
wearod, wearoV = waro9 webtftwa m. thread, line, WW 433*.
wearp I. (a) m. ''warp,* threads stretched w8bung(Cpl80s)=wafQng
lengthwise in a loom : twig, osier, [weorpan] webwyrhta m. fuller.
II. pret. 3 sg. of w eorpa n. wecca=weoca
wearpfsBt n. basket, WW. weccan {±) to awaken, arouse, CP : call up,
wearr (a, se, eo) m. wart, callosity, M. bring forih, produce : recall : exhort, en-
wearrlg (Mi), wearriht warty, kruftty. courage : move, set in motion : kindle.
wearrlhtnes f. knottiness, roughness {of skin), [wacan]
Gl. weecend m. instigator, GPH393.
wearmes (weam-) f. knottiness. w6ce=wac I.
weart, wearte (a, e) f. *wart. * weoedrenc m. emetic, Lod.
weartere (®) m. occupier, dweller, Chb565. weog m. 'wedge* : mass of metal, lump, M :
[weard] piece of money, M.
wearte I. n.=3weort$. II. pret. 3 sg. of wecgan to move, agitate, drive hither and
weort^an. III.=warotS thither : be moved.
wear8- = weortS- weolan ( VPs) = wacian
wfos adv. by chance, accidentally, CP. mid wecnlan»=w8Bcnian
w. by chance. wed = wedd
wea8C-=w8e8c- wMMwsed
wtasgellmp n. a chance occurrence, WW +w6d I. n. fury, rage, nuidness. [wod]
410". U.'obli^us,distortus,* ZDA3l-9^*». [w6h]
wtaqpell n. evil tidings, B1315. ±wii6axi{&)tobemad,rage,M,AO,CP. [w6d]
weastem ( Chb 1016) = westem wM-beorge, -berge = wSdebetge
wea8tm=w8Bstm wedbrloe=wedbryce '
WEDBBODOR
346
WELGEWLITE
WMlbrdltor m. pledged brother {in a broiher-
hood of compact, not of blood), Cbsl [wedd]
WMlbryoe m. Ifreaeh of agreement, treachery,
wedd n. pledge, agreement, covenant, security,
-a:,AO,CP : dowry, WW.
i:weddlan engage, pledge oneself, covenant,
promise, vow : give to wife, betroth : *wed,*
marry,
weddung f. pledging, betrothal, Nio474'*.
wSde I. raging, mad, [wod] 11. (A) = w£de
+wMe n. fury, rage, madness, M, [wdd]
wMeberg« f . heUAore,
wMehund m. mad dog, Lod,Met.
wMeliMS (YPs) =wei$elnes
wMen (MF 178) = weden
wMendsfoe mad, GD 135n ; 2 23.
wMmheort I. mad, insane, WW. II. n.
madness.
wMenhooitnes f . madness, fremy, CP.
weder I. n. ''ufeather,* air, AO : sky, firma-
ment : breeze, storm, tempest. II.=w^5er
+ weder = + wider
wederbUc bleached by the weather, A 8-449.
wederburg 1 exposed town. An 1690.
wedereandel f. sun, Ph187.
wederdng m. day of fine weather, Az96.
wederfest ufeather-bdund, Chb 1046b.
wederlan to exhibit a change of weather.
wederticen n. sun, 6x71267.
4-wederu np. weather, [OJ76^.jKiwitiri]
wederung (aa) f. (bad) weather, (^1086.
wederwolcen n. cloudi Ex 76.
wedewe = wuduwe
+wedto8taii (wet-) to betroth, Cp63 58.
widlng f. madness, GD164^; WW409**.
wMl-=wffidl-
wedlftc n. pledge, plighted troth, * wedlock.*
wedloga m. violator of tigreement, traitor,
peogan]
+wet n. woof, web.
wM-=waf-, w&{', w§of-
wetan" (eo) (±) to * weave,* M : devise, con-
trive, arrange.
well I. f. woof, warp, Gl : an implement for
weaving. II. = wif e!
weft, wefta m. weft, WW.
weg I. (se) m. *way, * direction, ^. AO : path,
road, highway, Mdf i journey, M : course of
action, ealne w. (eameg) adv. always, on
w. (aweg) adv. atoay. be...wege on the
way {to) [Oer, weg] II.=w8Bg II.
w«g = (l)wfege; (2) wig
weg- = onweg-; w6g-=wieg-
wegan* {±) to carry, support, sustain, bear,
bring, CP : move : wear : {±) ''weigh,*
measure,
+wegan to fight, B2400.
weg-brftde, -brikle {M) f. way-hread, plan-
tain, dock.
wegfarende {&, h) wayfaHng, St,
wegfftrend m. wayfarer, t ravell er, GD.
wegfor f. travel, journey, WW423»
wegg=weog
weggedU n. road-dividing, cross-way, Gl.
weggelAte fn. junction of roads, GL,Ct.
wegg«-sl8? -8i6a7 (v. OEG861) iraveUing
companion.
weggewlt n. aberration {of mind), CPslIS^^.
weg-U interj. 'euge*/ PPs69«.
wegltas out of the way, erroneous : without
a road.
wegltast (I*) f. trackless place, wUdemess,
ABSP8l06*«.
wegneet n. food for a journey, viaticum.
wegrtaf n. highway robbery. Lit,
wegtwlflung f. branching of roads, WW
179U. [=.twiBluiig]
wigur=wigar
wehsan = weazan
wehte pret. 3 sg. of weocan.
wel V. wa; weig=weg
wel I. adv. (comp. bet) ^weU,* abundantly,
very, very easily, very much : fuUy : nearly :
pleonastic (as in Sac w. =ialso), sometimes
'^indeed, to be sure. t6 w. too weU. w.
nSah nearly, almost, w. hwfir, w. gehwtt^r
for the most part, nearly everywhere, wella
alas/ (cp wala). II.=w»l. III.=wieU
wel-=hwel-, wel-, weal-, wiel-
w§I-=wiel-
wela (a, ea, eo) m. ' weed, * prosperity, happi-
ness, riches (often in pL), AO,CP.
W«Uuid m. the Smith-Ood, Northern Vulcan.
welbeiotewod discreet, considerate.
welboren weU-bom, of good family, noble.
welon=wolcen
weldAd f . good deed, benefit, kindness,
weld§d=weld£d
weldoend [CPj^weldond pres. pte. of
weld6n.
welddn anv. to do weU, CP : benefit, satisfy ,
please, MtL15^.
weldond m. benefactor, Gl.
welddnnes f. well-doing, kindness, DR 13^'.
weleg = ( 1) wilig ; (2) welig
welena gp. of wela.
weler (eo) mf. lip, M,CP.
weMlg rich, ANS 128*^.
weltremmlng f. good deed, benefit, DR 187^'.
welfremnes f. benefit, DR.
welg I. m. = wilig. II. adj. = welig
welga=weliga wm. of welig adj.
welgi interj. hail/
welgeboren = welboren
wel-gecwSme, -^ecwemedlic well-phaeing,
acceptable, SPs.
welgeowftmnes f . favour, DR.
welgedfo well-done, good, beneficent, CP.
welgehwSr = welhw£r
welgeUclan to please well : be well pleased.
welgellowlrVe weU pleased, acce^^able, VPs
118i~.
welgellcwtilSnes f . good pleasure, VPs 140'.
welgespring = weispring
welgestemned Jhamng a good voice. AMS84*6.
welget^l well-instructed, ES39-354.
welgewende ihrivina, MF (Veep. D xiv).
welgewllte beautifut
WELGEWLITEGOD 347 WEOGSON
welgewlltegod weU-adorned. w6n I. f. belief, hope, opinion, expectation,
we]glaii=weliffian ^ supposition, CP : probability, w. is tSet
welhAwen weU-hued, beauHfuUy coloured, perhaps : name of the rune for w. II.«
CP411» w»gn
welhrtowHoe = wsBlhreowlice +wta to bend, twist, NC297 (A 14-139).
welhwft pron. each, every. wftna m. ?iope, opinion, expectation, idea,
dbwelhwSr adv. (nearly) everywhere. foincy, CP.
iiwelhwllo (e, y) pron. each, any^ nearly ±w8iibii (w. g. or a.) to *ween,* fancy,
every. imagine, believe, think, expect, hope, fear,
wellg I. well'tO'do, rich, prosperous, ^,A0, ^,AO,CP : wonder, £837-191.
CP. II. m. 'wiUow. * wenb^l m. boU, carbuncle, Lod.
±weUglan to be prosperous, abound : enrich, weneel I. (i) n. child : maid-servant. II.»
JB. [v. *au>elgien*] wanool
wellgstedende (woegl-) making rich, DR98*. wend m. what turns up, an event.
weU = ( 1) will ; (2) wel ; weUa = wiella + wend n. snail-shell, snail, WW. Twindan]
weltt = wa la ; welle = wille ± wendan to turn, direct, iB CP : ' wend ' one ^s
wellende (VPs) = willende p res. p tc. of willao. way, go, M,AO : return : change, alter, vary,
wellere bosom, fold, hollow, WW. restore, M : convert : trarulate, CP. [windan]
welllbbende (y*) living well, well conducted, wSnde pret. 3 sg. of wenan.
reputable, CP. WendelsA mf. Mediterranean Sea, AO.
welUebui to please well, MFH 17S. -wenden v. ed-w.
weinoung f. agreeableness, EPs. wendend m. that which turns round, WW
weinewyilSe (u*) weO-pleasing, BCPs UG^*. 489".
wellyrge (Gl) = wellere ; welm = wielm wendende movable, revolving. So 97*.
-welm ▼. f dt-w. ; WUond = Weland wendere m. translator, interpreter, OEG 5259.
welor=we]er; welp=hwe]p VfendU mp. Vandals.
welrtab (Ep,Erf 642) = wsBlreaf wendung f. change, turning, rotation, CP.
wetaDmllce adv. graciously, DR. +wene perhaps, MkR 14*(oe).
welrOnimdd gracious, DR 12*^. wfinendllo to be hoped for, GD269^«.
wel-epring, -sprynge (CP)=:wyll(ge)8pring wteere=w8Bgnere; wtaes=w£ne8
welstlncende fragrant, CP439^. wtaesta = wenstu ; weng = wang
wel8w€gende melodums, SPs 160*. ±wenge n. cheek, M. [wang]
welt, welS=wielt, wielt$ pree. 3 eg. of ±'wndEai to accustom, habituate, inure, train,
wealdan, weallan. JE,CP : entertain, treat, w. mid wynnum
welVungent honoured, in high repute. treat kindly, w. t5 wiste feast, entertain :
welue=weoloc break off, wean* from.
welling f . revolution, OEG 2S*^. [wielwan] wAnlnga = wenunga
welweorSe of high esteem, Lod 3*432'*. wenllo comely, beautiful, M : ^conveniens,*
welwlUed-^welwillend- MkL.
welwUlende well-wishing, benevolent, kindly, wenn I. mf. *wen,* tumour. II. (K) = wytin
good, St,G9. wennan = wenian
welwlUendUee benevolently, lovingly, kindly, wennoloen n. little wen, ZDA31*46.
wel-wllle(n)dne8, -wilnesf. benevdence, good- wennseaif (wen-) 1 wen-salve, ointment for a
wiU, kindness, JE. tumour, Lod.
wel-wyll-, -wylle(n)d- = welwillend- wenspryng m. ' ncsvus, ' mole, WW 451^'.
welwyreend m. weU-doer. wAn8tu=wenBt iSu pres. 2 sing, of wenan.
welwyrcende well-doing. wensum = wynsum
wem=wamm went pres. 3 sg. of wendan.
vr^man to sound,be?ieard,Avl40: announce, Wentas, Wente, Went-Sste, -Saetas mp.
Ayl4S0:{±)persuade,convince,letidastray. people of Owent (roughly = Monmouth -
wftmend m. herald, declarer, El880. shire).
wftmere m. procurer, WW 171**. wfoV pres. 3 sing, of wenan.
±WBmiDan{ae) to defile, besmirch, calumniate, wtaung f. expectation, hope, A0112" :
profane, tnjure, ill-treat, Lk ; M,C2 : abuse, doubt.
revile, [wamm ; y. 'aioem*] wto-unga, -unge («) adv. possibly, perhaps^
+weinmedne8 f. defilement, M. by chance, M.
±ytmxaiiSiDAm. adulterer, fornicator, QiEQt. wenwyrt f. crowfoot? lesser celandine?
+wemmendlic seducing, corrupting, OEG darnel? Lod.
2912. wto (Rd 57») = wflh ? or wea ?
±weniinl]ig m. defilemeiU, blemishing, spoU- wSobed, weobud=weofod
ing, OEG : (+) profanation, weooe I. f. *wick* {of a lamp or candle).
+weminod]Ioe (») adv. corrupUym II.=wuce
wenmes = wemmednes wtocs = wSox pret. 3 sg. of weaxan.
wen= (1) wynn ; (2) wenn wflocson pret. pi. of wacsan («wa8oan).
WEOCSTEALL
348
WEORBAlff
wtecsteaU (ES 1 1 -64) = weohateall
weoeu=wucii
wSod n. herb, grasSt CP : *weed. '
veodtwe = wuduwe
wMUido m. toeed-hook, Ao«, LL456[15].
wfiodian to weed, LL454[9].
wtedmonaK m. August.
weodo, weodoMwndn
weodiima = weotoma
wteduns f. weeding, WW 106*.
weotan (VPs) =weian
wSof ed = weof od
wSofod nm. altar, M,CP. [wig ; beod]
wfofodb6t f. fine /or injuring a priest, which
was appliea in support of the aliar, v. LL
2-276.
wfotodheorS (wibed-) m. aUar-hearth, GD.
wSofodlirsBgl (wigbed-) n. aliar -cover, BH
90*.
wSoIod-setat {M), -soSata m. altar doth,
wSolodsteaU m. place of the altar, LL(254n).
wSofod-Vegn, -tSen m. aUar-aiiendant, priest.
wAotodKSnung f . altar service, LL380[2 ].
wtefodwli^en (wigbed-) m. soothsayer, WW
108i».
+weotu pL of +wef.
wtefud = weof od
weotung f. weaving, WW490».
wSog=wig
weogas=wegas nap. of weg.
wtohH^wig
wtobse = weox pret. 3 sff. of weaxan.
wSolisteall m. place of the altar, sanctuary,
choir, LL.
weol = weoll ; weol- (A) = wel-
weolc L pret. 3 sg. of wealcan. IL = weoloo
weolon =wolcen
weolc-rtad, weolcen-=weolocread
weolctaelg m. purple dye, WW. [telg]
weold pret. 3 sg. of wealdan.
weoll pret. 3 sg. of weallan.
weolm=wiehn
weolme (=ea) f. choice, pick of one^s felhw-
creatures, Cb445.
weoloc (e, i, y) m. ^wheUc,* cockle, tnwex :
(purple) dye from the murex,
weolocbasu purple, Gl.
weoIoetMOUhftwen purple-eoloured.
weolocrfiad sheU-iish red, scarlet, purple.
weolocsoyll (e*) f. whdk, cockle, shell- fish.
weolt pret. 3 sg. of wealtan.
weonung = wining
wtop pret. 3 sg. of wepan.
wiop-=:w§p-; weor=werL
weorad=werod
weore (e, o) n. *work,* labour, aclion, deed,
CP : exercise : (t) affliction, suffering, pain,
trouble, distress (v. JAW52). weorcnm
with difficulty i fortification.
+weoro n. u)ork, workmanship, labour, con-
struction : structure, edifice, JR : mUitary
work, fortification.
weoroan = wyrcan
weoroGrsBft m. mechanics OEG66*.
iMorodAd (oe^, V) t action, operation^ DR
126".
weorodflBg m. work-day.
weoroe Lf adj. painfm, bitter, difficult. Hard.
II. adv. hardly, wiih difficulty.
weoroem n. workshop.
weorcttd active. So 169^.
wecirogertta m. foreman^ overseer, JB*
-weorcheard, -weorclic ▼. un-w.
weorohfls (e) n. workshop, WW.
waoremann (e) m. worlnnan.
weorenM (y) f. working, operation.
weoren^n n. working catUe, LL26n.
weorerftden t corvie-work, EC377K
weoroslge m. success in work, Lcd 1-388^*
(v. A31-68).
weorestbi m. hewn stone, M.
weorcsum painful. Gen 694.
weorcttSow mf. servant, slave.
weoro-uhtaT m., -uhte? n. hour of matins on
a non-festival day NC332 (cp. mesaeiihta).
weoroum v. weorc.
weorcwyrSe )!</or work, able-bodied,'N[Fl7S.
W6ord = wyrd
weordungdSBg (WW206»«) = weorCungdapg
weored=werod I. ; ww>reld=wonild
weoren pp. of weosan.
waorl n. beast of burden (v. OC129), catHe.
weorf- = hweorf -
weorfemeoluoT f. milk from wHd cattle f Lcd
102a (MS tSeoife-).
weorftord (-onif-) m. excremenJt of cattle,
PPsll2«.
wM>rtat=:worht pp. of wyrcean.
4-weorht = +wyrht; weoilan=werian
weorld ( Bl) = woruld ; weorm = wyrm
weormian = wearmian ; weorn = worn
weoman = wleman
dbweomlan (u) to pine away, become weak,
fade^ wither, destroy, &.
weorod=werod I. and IL
weorold = woruld
-t-weorp n. throwing, dashing, tossing. An
306 : what is thrown up.
±weorpaii (o, n, y ) I. sv* to throw, easi, cast
doum, cast away, M,AO,CP : throw off, out,
expel : throw upon. w. handa on lay hands
on {a person) : (w. d. pers.) charge with,
accuse of x (+) reach by throwing. [Qer.
werf en] II. = wierpan
weorper« m. thrower, caster, Rd28'.
weorplan to pine away, EItPs38^'.
weorras (Cpl61o) =wearra8, nap. of weur.
weortMwyrt; weortftard=ortgeard
weorK I. (e, ea, i, o, n, y) n. *worih,^ value,
price, purchase-money, ransom, AO.CP.
II. (ie» o, u, y) adj. worthy, honouredj ncble,
honourable, of high rank, C2 : valued, dear,
precious, AO,CP : fii, capable. IIL= wortJ L
dbweorSan* (u, y) to become, be (pasdve
auxiliary), he done, he mode, CP : happen,
come to pass^ arise, take place, AO^n : (+ )
impers. get on with, please, agree, An,AO,
Chr : think of, occur to. [* worth, ' ' i-worih ']
WEOBDE 349 WEEOD
weortfe = weortS, wierSe wer-borg, -borh m. pledge for the payment of
weorKeM m. worshipper, JnL. 'wergild. '
weortttul worthy, honourable, honoured, were (GL,yps)=weorc
glorious, good, i£(u). wercan=wyrcan
weortSfuIlIc (n) u)or1hy, honoured, honourable, wercyn n. human race, tribe. Rim 61.
distinguished, CP. adv. -lice, AO. werdan=wirdan ; were = wer 11.
weortStulnes f. dignity, honour, AO. w€re (M) = were II. ; were- = wer-
^90i^ig^m desirous of honour, high'souled. wered)Hwerod ; w€reg=werig
±weor1Slan (o, u, y) to esteem, honour, weregan (KGL)=:wiergan
worship, distinguish, celebrate, exaU, praise, werfAhV f. feud by which * wer' is incurred^
Bo,PPs ; AO,CP : adorn, deck : enrich, breach of the peace, LL.
reward, [* i-vmrthi '] werfan = hwierfan
weortSiend (u) m. vH>rshipper, wergM(l) wearg ; (2) wyr(i)g
weor91g=wortSig wergan (A) = (l) wiergan; (2) werian L
weortlltas (u) worthless, WW 130*^. w^rgan wk. ds. of werig.
weortSUo worthy, honourable, distinguished, wergeld= wergild; wergend=weriend
exalted, CP : valuable : fU, becoming, adv. wdrgeiiga=w»rgenga ; werglaii=wiergan
-lice. ±w6rglaii to weary, exhaust, M,AO,CP.
weorVUcnes f. worthiness, honour, esiimtUion. wergild (sb^, e*, i*, y') n. compensation, value
weorS-mynd, -mynt (u) fmn. honour, of a man* s life, [wer L, v. LL2-731]
dignity, glory, AO,CP : mark of distinction. werglldVSof m. thief who might be redeemed
weoitSnes (e, ie, o, u, y ) f. worth, estimation : by payment of his * wergild, ' LL.
splentlour, rank, honour : integrity, up- wergne8=weargne8
righiness. werguluf. ora&-af>p/e, Lcd3*34^^
weorDscipe (o, u) m. worth, respect, honour, wArgum damn, of werig.
dignity, glory, AO,CP : advantage, good. wergyld= wergild
[* worship*] werhftd m. male sex, virility, manhood, &
weoi1$9earfa ( a^, y ^) poor man, Bk 1 2. werlibrAde = weargbrsede
weorttung f. honouring, distinction, honour, werhta=wyrhta
glory, CP : celd)ration, worship : excellence : werhyrde m. keeper of a fishing-weir.
ornament. wSrl = werig
weortSungdseg m. day for bestowal of honours d: werian (se) I. to guard, keep, defend, AO :
or offices, festival, Bk23. ward off, hinder, prevent, forbid : occupy,
weorVungstow f. place of worship, the inhabit, GvS22 : dam up, CP469<. II. to
Tabernacle, M. clothe, cover over : put on, ''wear, ' use.
weoruc = weoro ; weorud=werod wMaii=wergian
weonit = weorf ; weoruldMwomld weriend m. defender . M,
wios gs. and nap. of weoh. werig =wyrig
weos-=we8- wdrlg * weary,* tired, exhausted, miserable,
weosnian=wi8nian sad, AO,CP : unfortunate, [wor]
weot-=wit-; weotod=witod werigan= werian
wteMMwe]5el, w£d (e)l werigcweKan = wyrgc wetSan
we<ySerweard = wit$erweard werigend = weriend
wAo1toli&n=witSobaii w6rigterht$t adj- weary, cast down.
weoVobend = wudubinde I. wSriglan = wergian
wSoz pret. 3 sg. of weaxan. wfirlgrnddf weary, cast down,
weozlan to deansef A9'261'''. werignes = wyrignes
±wApaii^ to *weep,* complain, M,AO,CP : vr^rUs^w i. weariness, M. ^
bewail, mourn over, deplore, M, werilic=werlic; wirlnes=werignes
w6penMwsp(e)n werlng f. weir, dam, CP277*.
w8pende adj. weeping, GD 18'^. werUUl f. clearing or exculpation by the oatha
w6pendUc deplorable, mournful, adv. -lice, of a number of men according to a man*s
wApiiian=w8epmann 'wer,' LL.
w9pii, wepned^wSpen, wspned werMas without a husband, LL.
wSpnlan = wtepnian werilc male, masculine, MGb, : manly :
wer I. m. man, M,AO,CF : husband, M : (f) marital, adv. -lice, M,
hero : creature, B105. 11. m. the legal wMoga=wffirloga; wemi-=weami-
money -equivalent of a person* s life, a man*s wermfigSf f. trwe, nation.
legal value (« wergild), LL. III. m. * u>eir, * wermet n. man *s treasure, stature, WW.
dam, fish-trap, CP; Mdf : catch, draught, wermod m. ^wormwood,* absinthe, M.
[werian] IV. (or were?) troop, band, WW, wem- = weam-, wiem- ; wema = wrenna
iSL 30- 1 95. wer-nsBgl, -nsegel m. {man*s nail ?), wart, M.
wCr =wser II. ; weran= werian werod (eo*, e*) I. n. [nap. werodn, werod]
werMam m. warrior. Ex 486. throng, company, band, multitude, M : host.
WERODIAN
3fiO
WIABALD
armyf troop, legion, MJiO, [wer] IL
9Ufeel, M. II Lf n- sweet drink, mead.
werodlan to grow eweet. Bo 51*.
+worod]AGan (e*) to make eweet or pleasant,
Scl96«.
werodltat f. lack of fighters, El63.
werodlloe adv. swe^y.
werodnes f . sweetness, pleasantness, M.
werold=wonild
wAron (M) = w£ron prei. pL of wesan.
w0ro9 = waroV
warp f. recovery {from sickness), CP457".
[=wyrpe]
warpan = weorpaa
warrfof n. eivU clothing (ie. not eecL vest-
menu), NC332.
werreat (Bl) = wierrest
wanolpa = wsBrscipe
wana, wer8t=wiene, wierreet
wantada m. place of a weir, EC246^«.
wart (KGii) = wyrt ; warta = weaxte
war-tthtla, -tyhUe f. charge involving the
penalty of *wer/ homicide, ILL.
war1t = wierV pres. 3 sg. of weorCan.
warModt f. folk, peopU, nation.
warHnas ( K) = weortSnes ; warud = werod
wanild = wonild ; wSnin (NG) = w&ron
warwulf (-rew-) m. ^wertpolf,* fiend, LL.
was (VPs) = WIB8 pret 3 Bg. of weaan.
wiaa m. drunkard, [w6s]
waaan any. pres. 1 sff . eom, bfo, 2 eart, bist,
3 \A, bitS; pi. sindon, sind; bSotS; pret.
wms, w&ron ; stibj. pres. sie, s^, beo ; sm,
beon ; pret. wnre, w£reii to he : happen.
Y. also beon. [Oer. wesen]
+wa8an to strive, contend f Sol 181. [cp.
+wosa]
±wtaaii to soak, macerate, [wds]
wasand=we0eiid; wa8C = w8e8o
wSsa moist, macerated, [wos]
waeand (eo) m. bison, Gl.
wasandbom m. bison's horn, TC636^.
wasandUca ' essentialiter,' GD336; 337.
wasing f. 'confectio,' ' debilitatio,' v. OEG
1857.
wasla, weoBule (Gl) f. ^toeaseL*
+wa8Bas f. dissension, BH274*.
wasp=w8eps
wast adv. westwards, 'tvest,* in a westerly
direction, AO.
wastan, westane adv. from the west, AO. be
westan (prep. w. d.) west of.
±wfetan to lay waste, ravage, devastate, AO.
[Oer. wusten]
wastanhaalt f . west side.
wastannorSan northwest {wind), OEG.
wastansQtlaii southwest, AO.
wastansQVanwlnd m. southwest wind, CVPs
77».
wastanwind m. west tvind, AO 17^'.
Wast-Cantlngaa mp. people of West Kent,
Ohr999.
wastdSl m. west quarter, western part, M,
AO.
Waal-Dana mp. WeH Danes, B.
wMa waste, barren, desolate, deserted, un-
inhabited, empty, JE,AO.
waatam (VPs) = wsMtm
waatema v. weetome
wfatan I. nml waste, wHdemess, desert, JE,
AO»CP. IL adj. waste, desolate, JE.
waatanda m. west end, AO.
wiatangryra m. terror of the desert. Ex 1 17.
wiatansatla m. hermit, anchorite, M.
wSstanstaVol m. waste place. Ruin 28.
wastanwind = weatanwind
w<8tani=wS8ten
waatama western, westerly ; we8ter(r)a more
westerly; westema, westmeat (AO) most
westerly.
waatawaard = weatweard
wasthaall f. west side, JE.
wtetig (oe) waste, deserted, desert, NG.
wastlang adv. extending westwards, KO.
wastm (VP8)^w8B8tm
wastmaarc f . western boundary, OET4S4.
waatmaet v. weateme.
wfctnas f. desolation : desert place, EPs77^*.
vrastnofSlang adv.extending north-westwards,
A022".
wastnorVwind m. north-west wind, WW.
wastrm = weaterra ; v. weateme,
wastifca n. toestem kingdom, AO.
wastrlhta (y*) adv. due west, westwards, AO.
weatrodor m. western {^evening) sky.
wast-8A f . western sea.
Wast-Baaxa, -Seaxan mp. West Saxone :
Wesaex.
wastsQtJanda m. south-toesUm extremity,
A08«
waatsttVwlnd m. souih-west wind, WW.
wastu = wes t$u 2 pers. imperat. of wesan.
Wast-Wialaa mp. Comishmen, Chb.
wast-waard, -ward adv. westwards, towards
the west, M,
wastwag m. toestem way, PPs74*.
waatwlnd m. west wind, BHi58^'.
waaula = wesle
w§t I. pres. 3 sg. of wedan. II. adj. =wfit
wat-, wet-=waBt-, wfit-
watMra — wsterftdre
+watf8B8tan = +wedfs8tan
watma = weotoma
watlan to assuage, make calm, PPs 106"*.
wCtto su)eet, mUd, pleas ant (A ).
wattal swaihe, bandage, VrW22^*.
wMel = yvefSl, w»dl ; wMalnas = wSdelnea
wattor I. m. wether sheep, ram, JE, IL^s
weder I.
watSareynn n. the wether or male kind.
wa9erwynda=wiVewinde; wiSlK^wiedl
±wfi9nas f. suavity, mildness.
wax (VPs)HKweax ; waxa=weax
wtaon=weoxon pret. pi. of weaxan.
wh-=hw-
wl I.=wTg. II. (K)=weg
wlaht(K)=:wiht
wiarald, wiaruld (K)=wonild
WIBBA 361 WEELM
wlbte m. erawling thing, beeOe, WW 121". wider- = wither-
wlbed (VPs)=w6ofod +wl-der pi. -dru n. weaiker {good or bad),
wlber = wifer ; wlbll (Ql) = wife! storm, tempest, AO. [weder]
wIbora=wigbora +wlderiaii (impera.) to be fine weather, LL
wlo nf. dwelling-place, lodging, habitation, 464[12].
house, mansion, CP : village, town : in pL wldewe=wuduwe
ejUrenchments, camp, castle, fortress : street, wldlseKmot ample, extensive,
lane : bay, creek. I* wick* ; v. Mdf] wldfarend m. wanderer, CP315^
wlo- = wuo- widleorh = widef erhtJ
i: wlean^ to yield, give way, faU down, widf ftwndef coming from afar.
wicbora = wigbora widf erh9 = widef erh^
wlcca I. m. wizard, magician, soothsayer, wldflogaf m. unde-flier {of a dragon).
astrologer, M. II.=wioga wldfolof n. oreat nation.
wiooe (y) f. * witch,* M. widgali-iwidgil
wlooecneft m. witchcraft, magic, ^. wldgangol wandering, roving, CP.
wlooedom m. witchcraft, Bk20 ; HL U^». widgenge wandering {monk), 0£G58><>.
wloolan to ttse witchcraft, LL. wid-gil, -gill (e, ie) wide-spread, broad, ex-
wiooUende ptc. tottering, Gl. tensive, M,CP : wandering, GD.
wlocrsBtt (C^ 70) =wioceor8Bft? or wicgorseft widgllnes f. amplitude, spaciousness, M.
{skiU with horses) 7 ( BT). wldgongel = widgangol ; widgyl = widgil
wlcoung f. enchantment. wldhergan to extol, CP439'^.
wiccung-ersBft, -ddm m. witchcraft, wldlan to become wider, GD315.
wlodsBg = wucdng widl mn ? impurity, filth, defilement.
wloe I. mf. ^wych*-elm. II«=wuce. IIL» wldlandf n. extensive country.
weoce wldl&stl I. far-wandering. II. m. long
wloe f. ojpce, M : officer, Chb1120. teandering, long toay or road.
wloeard m. dwelling-place, Gir907. ±wIdUan to defile, pollute, profane.
wIoeiig=:wicing yrtdmSkn far-famed, celebrated, lueU-known,
wlolreol^u f. protection of a dwelling, GnE A0,CP.
129. i^wIdmSraiaii (tr., intr.) to spread abroad,
wlog (y) n. horse, steed (very rare in prose), divulge, M : celebrate.
wloga m. insect, beeUe. wldmArsimg f. proclamation, publication f
wlogefSra (Chb897a) = wicgerefa So96^^.
wlogerSfa m. bailiff, reeve of a *wio* or vill, wldmfirslan=w!dm»rsian
Ohs897bod : *pf3ilicanMs, tax-gatherer. wIdobftn=witSoban
wloguiig=wicciing wider = weder; wider- =wider-
wIcherpaK m. a public road to a 'wio* (BT), wider comp. of wid.
KC3-418«». wldrynlg far-flowing. An 1609.
±wIolan to dwell, lodge, rest in, M,AO : en- wfdsA mf. open sea, ocean, ^.AO.
camp, bivouac, CP : harbour, anchor, AO. vMsoeopaA}. far extendi, widely distributed,
[wio] Pa 8.
wlelng m. pirate, viking, AO widsoefen scattered far and wide, B 936.
wlclngsoeatSe? f. piracy, Gl. wldscrlSoI erratic.
wlonera, wicnere {M) m. steward, bailiff. wliSslSf m. long journey : traveller in many
wlenian to attend upon, i£,RB 127'. countries.
wiesetowere m. provider of a home, Bl 163^'. widltil (DR 98^') = widl ; wlduHiwudu
wlosteall m. camping-place, Ex^2. widuw-, widw- = wuduw-
wlostedef m. dwelling. wldwegasf mp. distant regions.
wlostow f. dweUiTig-place, residence : camp, wIebed=weoiod; wlebel = wifel
encampment, ^,A0. wleoe=wuce; Wleht=Wiht
wf otQn m. vestibule, court, PPs. wiel = wealh
wio96n>-4wuctSlegn ; wlouMwncu ; wid— wit$ wlelde powerful, victorious, AO 166**.
wfd 'wide, * vast, broad, long, iE,AO,CP. w. +wieldend (y) subduer, GPH391.
and aid far and wide, to widan ealdre, t5 wielede pret. 3 sg. of wiel wan.
widan feore, widan fyrhtJ for ever. wielen (i, y ) f. foreign woman, female slave,
wldan adv. from far (v. also wid). AO.
wldbr&d unde-spr coding, Gbn643. wlellnoel n. litUe servant, slave, GPH401.
wldcQtS adj. widely known, ceUhrated, M. wleUso (se, e, Sa, i, y) foreign : * Welsh*:
wide adv. widely, afar, far and wide, M.AO, not free, servile, [wealh]
OP. side and w. far and wide. wiell, wiella m., wielle ( AO) f. (e, i, y) * weU, '
wldefeerht=:wideferht$ fountain, spri7ig,M^di. [weallan]
wideteerllo (\nder-) eternal, WW 117*^. wielle =w111e pres. 3 sg. of willan.
wlde-ferh9t> -fyrht^ I. mn. {long life), long wlelm (a, se, e, eo, i, y) m. boiling, swelling,
duration, long time, II. adv. always. surf, billow, current, stream : burning, flame.
WIELMFYB 362 WI6LDNQ
inflammation : fervour, €trdour, zeal, CP. ±wlflui to take a wife, marry {of the man),
[weallan] ^. [^wive*; ''i-wive*]
wielml^ (ae) il blazing fire, Cb932. wIOAo n. cohabikUion, fornication, LL.
wtotanliftt (y) burning hot, Qen 2684. wfflias unmarried, LL(190*).
wleln- = wiln- wlfltast f. lack of women, ML 10"*.
wlelt I. preB. 3 sg. of weald&n. II. = wieltS wifllo womanly, feminine, female, M. adv.
wlelS pgroB. 3 sg. of weallan. -lice,
wielwan (y) to roll. wmuful f. love for a woman,
wien-=:wm- wUmaim (o*) m. 'woman,' ^,AO,CP :
wleoldon=weoldon pret. pi. of wealdan. female servant
±v/ibT6an {e, i, j) to spoU, injure, destroy. wUmyne m. love for a woman, Gei7 1861.
wiergan (aa, e, i, iri, yri, y) to abuse, outlaw, -wlfre v. gauge- w.
condemn, curse, proscribe, CP : do evil. +ViUB&Ug fortunate. WW 496'.
[For compounds v. wyrg-, wyng-] [wearg] wUscrQd n.woman*sclothing,MPl42;TC630.
widrgen f. {gB. wiergeDne) she-wolf . wift=weft
wleman (e, i, y) (w. g. of thing and d. of wItSegn m. procurer, WW.
pers. ) to withhold, be sparing of, deny, refuse^ wftSing n. marriage, cohabitation.
reject, decline, AO,CP : forbid, prevent from. wUung f . ( + ) marrying {of the man), wedlock,
[weam] JB : (pi.) wives.
wlernung (») f. refusal, LL162[3]. wig I. n. strife, contest, war, battle, ^,AO»
wlerp m. cast, throw, shot, blow, AO. CP : valour : military force, army, JSL
±wieipan {», y) to recover from Ulness, get IL (wih, weoh)t n. idol, image,
better, CP. wlga m. warrior, fighter : man.
wlerpt( pres. 3 sg. of weorpan. wlgan^ to fight, rnake war, M.
wlemst (superL of yfel) * worst,* CP. wigir m. spear, lance, [wijg, gar]
wlers (y) adv. 'worse,* CP. w^Tbdre warlike, WW 193^*.
wlersam., wiersefn. (comp. of yfel 'worse,* wlgbealu n. war -bale, B2046.
CP. [For comps. v. wyrs-] wligbedMweofod
wieniaii (y) to get worse, M. wl^blll n. sword, B1607.
wlersUc (y ) bad, vile, mean. wlgbUc bravely caparisoned. Ex 204.
wlerat = wierrest wl^blM ? m. luck in war, Rih26 (wilbec).
wierS pres. 3 sg. of weorSan. wlgbora m. fighter, ^Gb27^*.
wtertle (i, u, y) = weoitS II. wl^bordf n. shield.
wieee = wise pi. of wis. wligcneft m. war-pou>er, art of wa^, AO.
wieste = wiste, v. witan. wlgersBfUg strong in battle, B 181 1.
wiet-, wiet- = wit-, wit- wigcyng = wicing
wlex9 pres. 3 sg. of weaxan. wlgoyixn m. noise of battle, Gsn 1990.
wit n. woman, female, JE,AO,CP : 'wife,* wlgeluiig=wiglung
lady, iE,AO,CF. wlgendf m. warrior, fighter.
+wlf I. n. fate, fortune, [wefan] II. n. a wlgende fighting, M.
disease of the eye Lcd3'292'. wlgtrecaf m. warrior.
wltctld n. female child, BH76*. wigtnimat m. war-chief.
wifeynn n. womankind, female sex. wigg = ( 1 ) wig I. ; (2) wiog ; wlgga = wicga
v/UefWntcompanyof a woman f intercourse wlggebed=weofod; wlgg0nd=wigend
ufUh a woman i Cra756A. w1ggetfiw« fp. war-gear, B368. [wig, geatwe]
-hwlfe = -i-wif wl^glld (wih-) n. i(io2.
wilel I. m. 'weevil,* beetle. II.=wifer wlggryre m. war-terror, B1284.
wifer missile, arrow, dart, v. OE61103. wlghagaf m. war-hedge, phalanx,
wlfSrend (KGl) = w^f€rend wigheafola m. Jielmei, B 2661.
wIflsMt bound to a wife, married, LL348[64]. wIgMap m. troop of warriors, B477.
wiftex n. woman's hair, WW. [feax] wigheard brave in battle.
wItMond m. female friend. wlghete m. hostility, B2121.
wlfC^l licentious, unchaste, CP453'<*. wl^hryre m. slaughter, defeat, B 1619.
wUgehrlne m. contact with women. yAghVa n. battlement, tower, AO,CP : turret
wUgemssdla m. woman*s talk, Lcd 122b. {on an elephant 's back), ML25**^.
wUgem&na m. intercourse with a woman, wlghyrst f . war-gear, accoutrements, RtJiN35.
LCD 1-336. wtglan to fight, LL 132[6,6].
wifgeomes f. adultery, MtL15^*. wlgle n. divination, OEG.
wifgifta fp. dowry, outfit f marriage? Jt7l38. wIglteK n. war-cry, battle-signal. Ex 221.
wlfhAd m. womanhood, M : female sex, M. wiglere m. soothsayer, wizard, Js.
wlthand f . female inheritor, female side, Ct. wlgllan to take auspices, divine, JE,
wifhealt f. woman's {i.e. mother's) side* wiglic warlike, adv. -lice.
wifhearpe f. timbrel, CPslSO*. ±wlglung f. soothsaying, augury, witchcraft,
wlfhlred n. nunnery, GD27'. sorcery, Mm
. WIGMANN 36S WILLGESPBYNO
wlgmann m. woftriof, LL ,W. wildtop (N) = wildeor ^^
wlgno'8 m. toarJaTe, war, WW442* ? wlldeiyr n. lightning, Chb : eryaipeku, WW.
^rtgol divining, ford>oding,yfWl2SK wildter n. (occl. dp. wildrum) taild 6eM<,
wlgplegaf m. vxtr-play, htUtle. ^,A0 : deer, reindeer.
w^rid(5)f. tiNir-^aiA,OxN2084. wlldterlio animal-like, savage, CP. adv.
wl^rAden f . state of war, hatUe, Wald 1**. -lice.
w^Blgorf m. victory in battle, wilder, wilder = wildeor
wlistS m. military expedition, Qbn 2094. wUdeswIn m. tpUd boar, ANS 129-44.
vUgSEDin I. m. maker of idoU, PPsll3». wlldgds f. tmU ^OMe, WW364^
II.t m. warrior, -wlldlan v. a-w.
wlgapMt f . success in toar. wUe pres. 3 Bg. of wiUan.
wfgspere n. war-spear, dart, WW 143". +wll6 = + will
wlgsteall n. rampart, entrenchment. wUeg, wilege = wilig, wUige ; wOeii = wielen
wlistrang mighty in war, WW360**. wUewbe = wiligwise
w^trod n. path of an army. Ex 491. wfMadgtn fain, glad, M.
w^Vracuf i. onslaught in battle, attack, wllf Amne f . beloved woman.
wlgtSrbt bold in battle, JnL432. wlUulUoe adv. wittingly, OEG.
wigur = wigar wUgsBSt m. toelcome guest. Mod 7(6*).
w|gW8Bgn m. war chariot, AO. wUgedryhtf f. willing band.
wUfwApen n. weapon of war, W 170*. wilgehlflVaf m. intimate companion, [bldV]
wlgweortfungt (eoh^) f. idol-worship, idda- wllfeofa=wilgieia
try. wllgMlVt m. willing companion.
wlli<=wig; wlluiga=w]gliaga wUge8t=wilg«Bst
wilist pres. 2 sg. of weazan. wUgMteails^willgestealla
wiht I. (u, y) fn. ^wight,^ person, creature, wUgtofaf (eo, i) m. gracious giver, kin g,
being : *whit,* thing, something, anything. wUhrtmlg rejoicing in satisfied desire, WW
II. adv. at aU, ne w., nnnig w. not at aU. 376**.
nan w. no whit. III. n. ' weight. * wUbrMlg exultant. El 1 1 17.
Vnht f . Isle of Wight, Chb. [L. Vectis] wllla == idliga ; wUlan {M) = wielwan
wlhta adv. (d. instr. of wiht) at all ± wUlan {y)to connect, bind, Sc 1 1* ; W.
+ wlhte n. ' weight ' wilie = wilige
wilitga=witeffa wlllga m., wilige (^) f. fto^ibe^.
WlhUand n. IsU of Wight, M. wiligwise (wile) basket-wise, BLl25n
wlhtmearo f. plumb-line, OEG 3006. willht {j)full of wittows, Ct.
Wlht-sStsn, -siete mp. inhabitants of the wIU8C=wieliso
Isle of Wight will I. n. =willa m. 11. (e, y) m. fountain,
VnhtWBTtmp.inhabita7Us of the Isle of Wight, spring, CP.
wlhUe = wfghtis ; wU = wiell + will n. wiU, wish, desire, AO.
wD n, 'wile,' trick, Chb1128. wm-=wyll-
wil- = will- wllla m. I. mind, wiU, determination, purpose,
wUa (y ) ' catenarum,' v. OEG 3560n and 7"»^ JE,CP. sylf es willnm of one 's own accord :
wllaiiicel7 (wHuncel? GPH401)— wielincel desire, wish, request : joy, delight, pleasure :
wli&wel=wala wa desirable thing, valuable. II. {m, e, y)
wflbee m. stream of tears, lamentations f Rm fountain, spring.
26. [or? wigbled] wllian (y) anv. nree. 1, 3 Bg. ind. and Bnbj.
+wllbod n. commandment, WW 191". wile, wille, wielle, pret. wolde to 'wiU,* be
wHiiodAm. messenger of joy, angel, Qv 1220. willing, wish, desire, AO,CP : (denoting
+wilct( n. rotting, <<w«»ngr, JPsSS". [wealcan] habit, repetition), to be used to: to be about
wUcuma I.m. welcome guest. II.=wiloi2me to : (sign of the future tenae) shaU, wiU,
wUoume inter j. welcome/ AO,CP.
dbwUcumlan to welcome, greet, M. wlUouma^wilcuma
wUd? vfUd, OEG4706n. wllle (e, y) fm. fountain, spring, [weallan]
wlldseg m. day of joy, Cr459. wlllebume (y)t f. spring.
dbwildan to control, tame, subdue, conquer, wllleearse f. watercress.
seize : (+) comj»e/, LL265[15] : (+) temper, wlUen=wyllen ; -wiilen v. dol-w.
wUddSor = wildeor wlllendlio ( BH) = hwilwen dlic
wUdd^oren pertaining to wild beasts, fierce, wlllendUoe adv. wittingly, WW.
So 99'. wllles adv. wiUinqly, voluntarily, JSt.
wliddtemes f. abode of wild beasts, desert, wlllestrtem (y)t m. stream.
wilderness. wlUeweter (y) n. spring water, LcD.
wllde I. 'wild,' untamed, uncontrolled, M, wlllf8egen=wilfsgen
AO : uncultivated, desert, AO. II. adv. wlUflodt m. flood.
+wllde (y) in the power of, under the control wlUgebrdttor mp. brothers, Gxn971.
of, JE. wi]]gesl8»wilge8i6 ; wiUges^yng—wilBprmg
o. H. 23
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wlUfe-stoald, -ateall n. riches, weaUh, Gbk
2146?
willgesteallA m. willing companion, Qnr
2146?
wUlfMWttostor fp. sisters, Oek2607.
wlUgettoftat m. pleasimt companion,
±wllllan to wish, desire.
wlllio ij)from a fountain, WW.
wlllloe (y) ady. willingly, voluntarily.
w tilnni^ = w ilnnng
yrtUatlto m, pleasafU dwelling Ph213.
wUlsM^wiUrS
wUUpeUt n. ffood tidings. El.
wlUsumMwilsnm ; wUIuiig= wilnnng
wUlwong m. pleasani plain, Ph89.
Wilms wielm; wllii=wielen
+wlliie8 1 desire, wish, LP820'.
±wUnlaa (w. g. or a.) (o wish, long for, desire,
will, ^,AO,CP : beg for, supplicate, entreat,
petition for i tend towards, CP,
drwilntondlto desirable : capable of desire,
±wlliniiig f. desire, longing, AO,CP.
wlloe=weoloo
Wll-flAte, -snton mp. people of WHU s
WiUshire.
wnM=wiQli8o
wllsl8 m. desired journey.
wn-fiprlng, -sprynge (e^, y^) m. spring.
wll«8um, •soznlio desiralble, ddiglUful : ready,
willing, voluntarily, spontaneous : devoted*
adv. -lioe.
wllsimmM f . willingness, devotion z vow.
wilt I. pres. 2 eg. of willan. II. pres. 3 sg.
of wealdan.
wlltftto having obtained one*s wish, glad,
OEG2219»"f
wira pres. 3 eg. of weaUan.
wUttogu f . agreeable food. As 153.
wUuo- = weoloc- ; wItiUMMl = wielincel
wllwendllo = hwHwendlic
wimnuui, wiman = wtfmann
wlmpel (win-) m. * wimple,* covering for the
neck, cloak, Gl.
wlnMwinn
wbi n. *wine,* M,CP. [L. yinnm]
wtnsMni n. tavern, cellar, Gl : dHMng hall,
wine haU, B665.
wlnbsBlg = winbelg
wbibtam m. vine, WW.
wfnbeger n. grape, NG.
winbelg (») m. (lealher) botUefor wine.
win-berge, -beri(ff)e f. wine-berry, grape.
wlnboh m. vine-shoot, vine, M.
wInbrytU m. toine-sdler, inn-keeper, WW.
wlnbuigf f . festive city : waUed vineyard,
casHe. ..._
winbyrele m. innkeeper, WW377*.
wlncan = winoian
wlnoe f . winch, pulley, WW416^.
winoel I. m. cohmt, Ct. [Chr. winkel]
II.=wencel
wlnoettan to wink, PPs34i*.
winoian to *wink,* blink, M,CP.
wlnolo=w6nola, nap. of wenceL
winelyster n. cluster of grapes, OEGISA*.
wmoole wine vat, WW439**.
wineynn n. wine, NG333.
wind m. 'wind,* M,AO,CP.
+ wind n. winding thing, wind ing path, WW.
windAddra f . windpipe, WW.
±wlndaBgt m. day of strife or toil.
±wlndaa* (tr.) to 'wind, plait, curl, twist :
whirl, brandish, swing : (intr.) turn, fly,
leap, start, roll, slip, go, M,AO,CP : dJay,
hesitate, Gu265.
windbAre (6*) windy, OEG43>«.
windbland (o*) n. blast of wind, B3146.
+wlnde blowing, BH2027.
-wlnde v. ed-, neddre-, wudu-w.
wlndeoratt = wyndecneft
windel m., gs. windlee b asket, iE.
windeloce m. curly lock, WW.
windelstin m. totoer with a toindingstairc^ise,
(BT),WW146".
wlndebtrtaw n. ' windU-straw,* WW.
windeltrtow n. oleaster, willow, WW.
wlnd-fona, -gefon m. toinnowing fan,
wlnd^Ued bUwn down, LL452ri9].
windgerette f. resting-place of the toinds,
B2466?
wlndhlaoden (a*) windy.
windig windy, breezy, M.
windlht (GPH) =wundiht ; wlndnf= windel
wlndlusooful = windfloofl
wlndlas y. windeL
windong something woven, hurdle.
wlndrfit m. storm of wind, MkL4***
windrene (i, y) m. wine-drink, irtne, A
wIndnmMn elate, intoxicated with wine.
wlndaoofl f. fan, WW478"
windsele nuf {windy haO), haU of misery,
hell.
windswingBl f. (wind-whip), fan, WW 154».
wtndumAr (wudu-?) f. ecAo, WW474*.
wlndung f. winnowing, chaff, tares, straw,
NG.
windwlan wy. to fan, * winnow. * [wind]
windwlg = windig
wlndwlgoeat n. chaff, OEG2439. ^^
wlndwlgsyfe n. winnowing-sieve, fan, WW
141".
wlnef m. [occl. gp. winig(e)a] friend, pro-
tector, lord, [wynn]
wIneardMwingeard
wine-dryhten (i*)t m., gen. -dryhtnes
friendly lord, lord and friend.
winogeard = wingeard
winegiomor mourning for friends, B2239.
wlneltaaf friendless.
wlnemAgf m. dear kinsman.
wlnern = winiem
winescipe m. friendship.
wlnestre = winstre
winetrtow f. conjugal fidelity, HuSO.
wineVearfendef friendless.
winewlnole f. periwinkle {shell- fish).
wintet n. taine-vesself wine-vat, WW.
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+w1ii-tul, -fallic laborums, tedious, hardy
BH,GI>. adv. -lice.
wlngftlf flttshed or intoxicated wi^ wine.
wingeard m. vineyard : vine,
wlngeardbog m. vine-tendril, WW 118'.
wlngeardhoo m. vine-tendril, WW 201'^.
wlngeardliring m. cluster of grapes or other
fruit, WW213".
wlngoarclseaz n. (vine-) pruning knife, WW
234<*.
wlngeardwealh (wineard-) m. toorker in a
vineyard, NC333.
wbgedrtno n.(t) wine-drinking, drinking
bout I wine, WW.
wlngerd = wingeard
wlligetredde = wintredde
wlngyrd = wingeard
winh&te f . invitation to wine, JuB 8.
wtaibrftafetlan to gather grapes, LPs 79".
wlnhQs n. wine-houst, tavern,
winlga, winigea v. wine.
^vli^^^ (eo, y) m. leg-hand, garter,
wlnland n. wine-growing country, NG333.
wmifoi n. vine-leaf, OEG 18b'*.
wlnllo vinous, like wine, M,
wlnmere m. ufine-vat, WW 439**.
dbwlnn n. ioU, labour, trouble, hardship, BE,
Lk : profit, gain, PPs : conflict, strife, war.
Bo ;A0. I'i-win*]
dzwlnna m. enemy, adversary, M,CP,
wlnnan' (y) to labour, toil, trouble oneself :
resist, oppose, contradict : fight, strive,
struggle, rage, BU on w. attack : (+) con^
qtier, obtain, gain, Chr,Met : endure, hear,
suffer, [*win* ; *i-win*]
+wlime8ful = +winf
±wliiii8tow f. wrest' g place,
wlnnung = windur , wlnpel=wimpel
nvlnreowlt n. win M.
wlnreopan' (y) to gather in the vintage,
[repan]
wfnssBd satiated wUh wine, Jud71.
wlnssal n. wine-hall, Wa78.
wlnselef n. wine-hall,
wlnsaster m. wine-vessel, WW122». [L.
seztarius]
wlDstow =s winnstdw
winstre I. adj. left, JS1,C?, II. f. left hand,
wlnsumMwynBum
wlnt pres. 3 sg. of windan.
wlntseppere m. toine-tapster, tavern-keeper,
OEG 2662.
winter mn. [ds. wintra; nap. wintni,
• winter] ^utinter,* ^,AO,CP : pi. (in com-
puting time) years, M,AO,CP,
wlnterblterf hitterly cold,
wlnterbuma m. ynnter-torrent, JnL-18^.
winteroealdf toiniry-cold,
wlnteroearlg wirUer-sad, sad with years f
Wa24.
wlnterdsBg m. winter *s day. Bo.
wlnterdOn f . hiU on which sheep toere kept in
winter? LL463[1].
wlnterieonn f. Christmas feast, LL462[21,4].
wlnterfyileV October,
wlntergegong m. fate, WW406*.
wiatergerbnt n. nunier of years.
wlntergetelf n. number of years.
wlntergewftde{ il garment of winter, snow.
wlnterge-weorp»-worp n. winter-storm, snow-
storm, Ph67. •
winterhfks n. winter-house, ML36^,
wlnterlg = wintrig
wlnterlAcan to grow wintry.
wlnterllc wintry, belonging to winter, winter,
M.
winterrAdlngbdo f . lectionary for the winter,
TC430".
wlnterrlm = wintergeiim
wlnter8»t = wintersetl
wlnteiBoOr m. winter-shower, Ph18.
wlnterseid = wintersetl
wintersetl n. winter-quarters, AO,Chb.
wlntersteal m. stallion a year old, LL378[7].
wlnterstund f. winter-hour, short time, year?
Gbn370.
wlnterrafel n. food for winter, LL460[9].
wlntertld f. vnnter-time, M.
wintlber n. wine-offering, libation, WW
1301* (-tifer).
+wlnad f. time of affliction, GD210»
wintra v. winter.
*wlntre v. an-, twi-w., etc.
-f-wlntred groum up, cUdult : aged, AO.
wintredde f. winepress, OEG 2647.
wlntreg= wintrig
wintrtew n. vine, M,
wintrfowig adj. of the vine, GPH390.
wintrig wintry, AO.
wintrog m. wine-vessel, MtL21''.
wlntunne f. wine-cask (or? winton wine-
house), MPW.
wlntwlg n. vine-twig, WW.
wlntf pres. 3 sg. of winnan.
wlnVeguf ^' banquet ofvnne,
wlnwlroend m. vine-dresser,
-hwtnworuld f. world of care, Gu829.
winwrlnge f . winepress,
wlo- = weo-. wi-, wu- ; wlohbed = weofod
wiplan to *unpe,* cleanse, M,
wir I.t m. ^wire,^ metal thread, wire-orna-
ment, II. (y) m. myrtle, Gl ; Mdf.
wlr- = wear-, wier-, wyr-
wlrboga m. twisted wire? I^D 16*.
wiro-=:weoro-, wyrc-
+wlrdan (e, y) to spoil, injure, destroy :
violate, (instruct.
wirdlng (oe, y) f. bodily injury, LL410[3,6] :
hUmish, OEG 649.
wlrdnes f. injury, vice, DR(oe).
-f wired made of wire, TC637**.
wlrg- (^)=wierg-, wyr(i) g-
wlrgrSfe? f. myrtU-grove, WW.
wlrian = wiergan
wlrlg-=wierg-, wyr(i)g-
wlrpS pres. 3 sg. of weorpao.
wIrtrSow n. myrtle, Lod,WW.
wIrtrSowen (ys y*) adj. myrtle, Lod 1*236^
2a— 2
WEEtlBUMA
WITEUBAST
wlrtruma = wyrtmma
wlrS L=weor9 L IL=swieitS pres. 3 eg.
of weortSan.
wliito=worSI.
wb I. adj. 'wise,' learned, jEJiO,CP :
prudent, diecreet, experienced, ^yAO,CP.
IL=wiBe I.
+Wl8M+wiM
wlsaf m. leader, direcior.
wlaan=we8an; wIsaii(DAv36)=wiBian
wbboo f . ineiructive bookf PPs 138^«.
wbe- (iE)=wy80-
wISM n. a piece of meadow, PST06/98,642.
wisohere m. divinerf Mh2l**:
wbddiii m. 'wisdom,^ hunoledge, learning :
experience, M,CP.
wbe I. f. *toise,* way, fashion, custom, habit,
manner, iB,CP : te^mentary disposition :
business, affair, thing, matter, M,CP : con-
dition, state, circumstance, AO,CP : reason,
cause, M i direction : melody : idiom. II.
adv. wisely. III. (y) f. sprout, stalk.
wIs«f8Bst, -UBstUo wise, sagacious, discreet,
learned, intelligent.
+wlsful]I6e wisely, GD96*^
wSiliyegeiidB unse, sagacious, B2716.
wbh^dlgf wise, discreet, sagacious.
±wlBlaD (w. d. or a.) to direct, instruct, guide,
lead, M,CP : point out, show, Oen. [S-
wisse*]
wislle certain, sure, true. ady. (±) -Uce
certainly, truly, Lcd,Lk : moreover. [*ti0M-
liche']
wbUo wise, sagacious, prudent, M,kO*
adv. -lice.
wlsUgan = wistlian
wlmlaii to dry up, wither, waste away.
[weomian]
+wl88 I. n. certainty, surety, M. II. adj.
certain, sure, trustwijrthy, BH,Bo,Outh,Nic.
td gewissan, gewissum; mid gewisse
especially, certainly, RB,HL. [S'-t^M*]
wlss- = wis-
wlsse = wiste pret. 3 eg. of witan.
wbseta m. wise-sodded man, Sol438 f
wlsslan = wlJBian
±wl8slaii to direct, instruct, guide. JS : point
out, show, M. [* i'wisse ' ]
wlss-iend, -igend m. governor, director :
driver {of chariot), M,
+wl9sIIoe = +wi8lice
wbsta = wiste pret. 3 sg. of witan.
wlssum (to) adv. aUogS^er, completely, OEG.
±wi8SUiig f. shoufing, instruction, guidance,
M : rule, regulation, government, M (in
oomp.). [v. *iwisse*]
wist f . being, existence : loeU-being, abundance,
plenty z provision, nourishment, subsistence,
food, meal, feast, delicacy, M,CP. [wesan]
wlste pret. 3 bk. of witan.
wfsttSBstUo = wisf lestlic
wlstfulgend m. banqueter, EPs4H.
wlstfull productive, Chb1112.
±wlittiilllan to feast, M.
wbttumee adv. luxuriously, WW613*.
wlsttUllnes f . good cheer.
d:WlstfiiUung f. feasting, OEG.
wlstfyUo f. jm of food, B734
wlstgUende/erfi2e, WW467»
+ynBtl»n to feast, G.
wlitt-=hwisU-
+wl8ttAean to feast, banquet, G.
wlst-mete m., nap. -mettas, sustenance^
iEL23b»«.
wlfton pret. pL of witan.
wlsSlung = wistlung
wlswynbin to be wise in speech, A 13*38.
wbwyrde prudent in speech, W72^.
wit I. pron. 1 pers. (nom. dual), gs. uncer,
d. unc, aoo. tine (it) we two, CP. wit
i£thered ^thered and I. II. (±) = witt
±wita (eo, ie, u) m. sage, philosopher, wise
man, adviser, councillor, elder, senator (v.
LL2*737), ^,A0 : wUness, M,CF : accom-
plice, [^wif; witan]
d: witan (eo, y) swv. pres. 1, 3 Bg. wat, 2 wast,
pL witon, snbj. pres. sg. wite, pL wit-en,
-on ; pret. sg. wiste, pp. witen to be aware
of or conscious of, know, understand, BH,
I/i ; AO,CP : observe, perceive, andan w.
dislike, incan w. (to) to have a grudge
{against), ege w. fc> fear, ddn to witanne
to cause to know, inform, ['tmt* ; *t-ffft<e*]
wltan^ (+) to look, behold, see, PP879>« :
guard, keep, M : impute or ascribe to,
accuse, reproach, blame, AO,CP :{±) depart,
go, go oul : die (often fortSgew.).
wite n. punishment, torture, plague, injury,
M,CY : peruUty, fine : contribution, in
money or food, to sustenance of king or his
officers, LL 356 [69,2] : woe, misery, distress.
wltebendf mf . bonds of torture or punishmenL
wltabroga m. tormenting dread.
wltedHoe = witodlice
wite-dom (witig-) m. prophecy, prediction,
presage, oracle.
witedomllc prophetic, Guth.
wItefsBSt penally enslaved, TC.
wit-ega, -(i)ga m. wise man : prophet, sooth-
sayer : prophecy, [witan ; OHO. wissago]
witegeard? m. amj^itheatre, v. OEG 3333.
wlt^dm (i*) m. prophecy, prediction :
divination.
witagastre f. prophetess, M.
d:Wlt6glan to prophesy, predict, M,AO.
wltegung f . prophecy, divination, JE.
witagungbdc f. book of prophecy, M.
wltehrssgl n. penitential garb, sackcloth^
PPs68".
wltehfls n. torture-house, prison, heU :
amphitheatre {as place of torture and
martyrdom), OEG.
wltel=hwitel
wftelAct n. punishment.
witelias unihout punishment or fine, LL
360[73.4].
witeltest f. freedom from puni^meni or
fine.
WTTEIJC
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witelle toilsome^ earking, MFH178 : ptnal,
OD330;332.
wltellce (OD 102*«) = witodlioe
wltenagemot n. meeting of the wise men,
national council, [wita]
+wltende transitory, MFH 165.
witendlie = witigendlic
+wltendlle transitory, perishable, M,CP,
wltandlloe = witodlice
+wlt-endnes, -ennes f. departure, death,
wIterSden f. punishment, fine.
+ wlterian to inform, Kl 17*^. [witter]
witern n. prison, WW 199»^ [sBjm]
wItescrsDf n. pit of torment, hell, Sat691.
wltasteng m. pole used for torture, OEG.
wltastow f . plcuie of torment or execution.
wlteswlngj m. scourging, punishment,
witetol n. instrument of torture.
wItofMow adj. man reduced to slavery by the
law (also sbm.).
+wittsBst of sound mind, Guth66^^
wltg-=witeg-
wlUan (eo) to order, arrange, provide, destine,
conclude, establish.
wlttendlie = witigendlio ; witig = wittig
wltlg-=witeg-
wlt-lgendUo, -t(i)endlic prophetic, OEQ.
wftigUe punitive, of punishment, GD.
wlttngstow = wltnungstdw
±viiiX%8A foolish, mad, M.
wltltasnes f. want of inteUigenee, foUy,
OEG47».
±wlUtast f. foUy, madness, [witt]
+witlocat m. mind, fCP.
witmsBreswyrt 1 spoonwortf Lcd 12a.
wltnere m. tormejUor, torturer, M.
iiwltnes f. knowledge, * witness,* testimony,
Bl,Bo : a untness. [* i-witness*]
dbwltnlan to punish, chastise, torture, afflict,
iE,AO,CP.
wltnlgend m. ^punitor,* EP878^^
wltnung f. torment, torture, punishment,
purgatory, M.
witnungstow f. place of punishment, pur-
gatory, iE.
ivltod I. = witodlioe. II. pp. of witian.
wiUidno certain, sure, LkR20* (wutad-);
adv. -lice truly, for, verily, certainly, un-
doubtedly, indeed, thus, M,AO,CF. [witan]
conj. but, and, for, therefore, wherefore.
[witan]
wltol knowing, wise, [witan]
witolnes f. wisdom, GD33P^
wlton I. pret. pi. of witan. II. = wQton
witrod = wigtrod
+wlt8Clpe m. testimony, evidence.
izWltsfioc possessed, insane, JK.
±wltt n. understanding, intellect, sense. Bo,
Lk : consciousness, [wit ;*i-wit*]
+ Witt- =+ wit-
witter wiHf prudent, Chr 1067d. [ON. yitr]
±wittigt wise, sagacious, skilful : in one^s
right mind, M.
wlttlgnes f. inteUigenee, OEG78 (wytti-).
wlttol=witol
witu nap. of wite.
wltudMwitod
wltuma (e, eo, v) m. dowry (▼. LL 2*730).
wltumbora m. bridesman, paranymph, OEG
1774.
witungstdw = witnungstow
witword n. written evidence, vfiU, covenant,
LL.
wltf I. prep. (w. a.) with, by, near, against,
beside, at, through : (w. d.)from (sepcaration),
with (opposition), for, in return for, on con-
dition of, beside, near, opposite : (w. g.)
towards, to, ai, against, w. eastan (l)ady.
to the east ; (2) prep, east of. w. iip Up-
wards, above, w. <5an t$e because, in con-
sideration of, provided thai. wit$...weard
prep. (w. a.) towards. II. oonj. uMiL
wlttsettan I. adv. from behind, bMnd, after.
II. prep, behind, at, M.
wlKbUwan^ to blow away, CP439**.
wlK-bregdan', -bredan' to withJidd, restrain,
withstand, oppose, M,CP.
wlKcamplan (o) to fight against.
wittotosan* to reject, pp. wiScoren rejected,
reprobate, outcast.
wlKoostlaii 'reprobare,' NC333.
wlVcwsBdeuM = witScwedennes
wlthswedeniMS f. contradiction.
wlKcwedoInes = witSerowedolnes
wltSeweKan* to speak against, contradict,gain-
say, oppose, resist, M : forbid, refuse, deny :
r^ect, renounce, CP.
wWeweVanM = witScwedennes
wllSdiffaii^ to repel, drive off, PPs.
wlU6-=wi"6ig-
wttStadon (N) = witSSodon pret. pL of wiSgan.
wlMastAii eastward, eastwards, AO.
wlKef tan = wiCseftan
wltler prep, and adv. against.
wltfor1>reca (a*, eo', o*, u') m. adversary :
the devil, Satan.
wltterbroolan to oppose, CVPs.
wlKarbroga m. adversary, the devil, Cb564.
wtVerbnica = wiSerbreca
wlVeroerran to turn against, prance, [cp.
witSeroyr]
wlKereora m. adversary, rebel, apostate,
sinner, iG.
wMerooron rejected, reprchate, wicked.
wl'Sercorennes f. reprdation, ^H 2*290^*.
wltSerowednes f . coniradiction, CP 143**.
wlVercwedol opposing, contradicting.
wittorewedolnes f. contradiction, Gl.
wlVerewedimg f. a speaking against, con-
tradiction, SPs61*.
witSeroweV- = witJerowed-
wl'Serowetlan* to withstand.
wtSerowida (y) m. contradictor, OEG 1893 :
opposer, rebel, WW 110".
wltterowlde m. contradiction i opposition,
resistance.
witforcwidel- = wiVercwedol-
wrterowyd-=wiCer-cwed-, -cwid-
WIBERCTR 358 WIBBIAN
wlVereyr m. rearing (o/ a Aotm), El 926. wAemronnimg f. controversy, Sg146^*.
wlttordOne (e*, y*) narrow, NC333. [winnan]
-wltfore V. to-w wltSer-werd-, -wi(e)rd- = witSerweard-
vlltorfootat* ~ wi6f eoht- wHterwlnn n. contest, OEG 2*.
wtlterlUta m. opponent, adversary, AO,CP. wllforwliuia m. opponent, rival, adversary
wtVerbabtMUi (o reaisi, PPs72"». enemy, iS:,AO,CP.
wlVerbllnlan to lean against, Gl. wtSerwlmian* to revolt, OPH389.
witfer-hyogende, -hycUg refraciory, perverse, +wltarworded (i*) opposed, DR 114^.
antagonistic, hostile, as sb. rival, adversary, wlVerwyrdMwiVerweard
wlttoitan to resist, oppose, struggle against, wlttewlnde=wit$owinde
M : irritate, provoke : be provoked. wHftaitui* to come off, escape, Kx 673.
wntorlAoan (y>, e*) to deprive, EP883^*. wlttteohtan* to fight against, rebel.
wiKerltaaf n. requital. wMfeohtend m. adversary, CP.
witerllng m. opponent, adversary, EHy4*. wltMSolan* to apply oneself to, BH.
wiVermU n. counter-plea, defence, Chb1062. wltSferiant to rescue, redeem.
wilformMe stiff-necked, antagonistic, per* wt8-flita, -flitan=wit$er-flita, -flitan
verse. wMton' (w. d.) <o grasp at, clutch, B760.
wtSermAdnas (oe) f . perversi^^, DR : adversity, wittf onm I. prep, before, in the presence of.
DR. II. adv. before, previously,
wltformMo f. antagonism : perversity : wlt^-gtnanT., -gangan^lo^a^tfwf^o^jKwe:
adversity. pass aujay, vanish, disappear.
wiVennetan* to compare to, measure wOh, wl1Sgoli8Bftan=wit$faaBftan
measure againsL wiKfenMtnes f. comparison, BHiSO".
wlKermdd unwiUing, adverse, contrary, GP wlttgeondan prep, beyond, Mt3*.
212'. wltlgifpan^ to grapple with, B2621.
wlttomiddnes f. adversity, CP83^*. wMs^nan to reject, iEL23-541.
wnformoednM ( DR) = witSermednes wtShsblMUi ( w. d. ) to oppose, resist, retHrain,
wlttorrAde contrary, opposed, adverse, per- hold out, AO.
verse, rebellious, M : disadvantageous : dis- wl1tti8Bbban=wi9habban
agreeable, unpleasant. wMheardlan to harden, ARSP894^
wlltorrAdlle contrary, adverse, ^Gb264^. wlVhlndan adv. behind, M,
wltterrAdnes f. opposition, discord, variance, wl9-ho|:lan{ (w. g.) to disregard, reject,
disadvantage, adversity, M. wlVhyegant to reject, despise, scorn.
wtttoiTflBhtM ( ^rihtes) sAv. opposite, B3039. wlSl- = wiSig-
wlttorrlht n. recompense, WW 1 18". wI8lg, wit$i(g)e ro. wUke, * withy, ' willow, M :
wllSenaca m.> adversary, enemy, M : be- band^ fetter, fillet, garland,
trayer : apostate, M. wlBlgrlnd f. wiUow bark, LoD37a.
wiltenaelaD to renounce, become apostate, wT8liig-=wr5ig-
OEG : blaspheme. wittlimaii I. adv. 'within,* from within, A
wltferaaoung f. apostasy : blasphemy. II. prep. (w. d. a.) within,
wltfenno I. n. contradiction, hostility, wttf-lnne, -innen, -innon=vi6i]man I.
opposition, M : apostasy, [sacan] II. tin- wimr- (N)=wit$er-
/atx>ttfa52e, LcD97a. wimAdan to lead away, take away, rescue,
witSersprAc f . cont radict ion. Ps.
wllforstSger steep, WW. wlKlAdnes f. abduction.
wltteretandan* to resist, EPs 16*. wlSlan (N) = widlan
wlKenteall (a') m. resistance, opposition, M. wltnicgan* to oppose, resist.
wtVers^es adv. ^ widdershins,* backwards, vrWmetan* to compare with, liken to, 2R.
Bl93". wlUmitednes f. invention, device, SPs.
wltSertalu f . contradiction, ^K 1 -SSO*. [mStan I. ]
wiKertlhtle f. counter-charge^ LL. wltf-metanlic, -metendlic comparative {in
wltBertrodt n. return, retreat. grammar), ^Gb. [metan]
wltSert^e troublesome, grievous. wltdnetannes f. comparison, M.
wittorweard contrary, perverse, adverse : wiltmetliig f . comparison,
rebellious, hostile, AO,CP : ificonsistent : wlK-neoVan (iE), -niSan, -nytSan adv. befeto,
unfavourable, noxious, bad. underneath, beneath.
wlKerwearda xi\. adversary, Bl. wlttobftn (wido-) n. collar-bone.
wittorweardlan (y*) to oppose. wiKone (Bl) = wiV tSone
wiKerweardlie contrary, inimictd, perverse, wl'Sor-=wii5er-
M. adv. -lice. wlKowlnde f. convolvulus, woodbine, Gl.
wittorweardnes f. opposition, perversity, wtVrfide = witSerrede
arrogance, enmity, M,CP : adversity, wltfref »• resistance, opposition,
calamity, trouble, CP. wlth^otan* to abhor f resist f El369 (GK).
wl^erwengel m. adversary, ARHy 4^ wtt^rian = witSerian
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wittsaoan* to oppose, etrive againat, AO : to
refute, contradict x Joraake, abandon, re-
nounce, refuse, deny, M,AO,CP.
wltteaoandllc used in negations, ^Gb226*.
wiVsacung f. denial, renunciation. So 60^*.
wltSsceoilan (o*) to refuse, CP69**.
wK sciittel = wfdscnool
wlttecQfan* to thrust back, refute, repd, BH.
wltSsten' to rebel, rise against, AO.
witSsetnes f. opposition, Gl.
wlttsettan to vrithstand, resist, M.
wlHsltan* to oppose, bring to naught, M,(JB,
wllfoprecan' to contradict, gainsay : converse,
AS : revile : speak wi^, GD345*.
wltbpunuui* to hit against, MtL4*.
wiVstsBppan* to step or go out of.
wltfatandan* (w. d.) to 'withstand,* resist,
oppose, JE,AO,CP,
wltntandend m. opponent.
wMsteall = wit^ersteail
wlVsteppan = wiVstappan
wl'Sstond- =wit$8taDd-
wnSstunlan to dash a gains t, LcDlOOb.
wfVstyllan to retreat, WW 17^.
witbtyltan to hesitate, doubt, MtL21*i.
witStflon' to take away, withdraw : restrain,
CP.
wltltreinman to step back, CP441''.
wItnSe f . withy, cord, band, thong, fetter, [y.
also wTSig]
WimSer- = witJer-
wttWlnglaii to come to terms with, be reconciled
to, MF178.
wltmr (DR l'68«) = witJer
wl99yddan to blurU, v. OEG4235.
wHSufan I. prep. (w. d.) above. II. adv.
before, previously.
wlQ-uppon, -uppan adv. above.
wlVQtan I. prep. (w. d.) outside of, AO :
except : without. II. adv. from outside,
outside, M.
wffiweorpan*t to reject, repudiate.
wilfwlnde = witSewin4e
wlVwlnnan' to fight against, resist, oppose,
AO CP
wl«wl'56rlan to resist, withstand, GDI 17^*.
wix9=wiext$ pres. 3 sg. of weaxan.
drwlactan to become lukewarm, be tepid, M,
CP.
wlaco, wlacu, wlsec tepid, lukewarm, cool,
CP.
wlacunes = wlaBcnes ; wlsec v. wlaco.
wlsBce n. tepidity, GPH397.
wlsecUc lukewarm, adv. -lice.
wlScnce (PPs 148*) = wrseolice
wlflBcnes f . lukewarmness, CP.
wlffiffetere m. stammerer, GPH403.
wlsDfflan to stammer, speak indistinctly, v.
NC333.
wlsDDO = wlanc, wlenc
wisanoo = wlenco
wlSta=wlffitta
+wldtaii to defile, debase. Bo 114*'.
wlfldtnee = wleeclice
wlStta m. loathing, nausea, eructation, heart-
bum, M : an object of loathing ; disfigure-
ment, OEG4461.
wU&timg (a, e) f. nausea : disfigurement,
OEG4461.
wlano (sB, o) stately, splendid, lofty, magnifi-
cent, rich : boastful, arrogant, proud.
wlanclan to become proud or boastful, exult.
wlanclic adj. proud, arrogant adv. -lice,
Gl.
wlftt pret. 3 8g. of wlitan.
wUtere m. spectator, NC333.
-wUtful V. nebb-w..
wl&tlan I.f to gaze, look upon, behold,
[wUtan] 11. (impers.) to loathe, M.
wlfttung I. f. 'spedaculum,' NC334. II.«
wl&t(t)iiiig
drWleocan to make tepid, CP. [wlsec]
wieno, wlenco (AO,CP), wlencu f. pride,
arrogance, haughtiness glorv, pomp,
splendour, AO,CP : (t) hravado : pros-
perity, riches, wealth, [wlanc]
4-wlencan to render proud : adorn, enrich,
exalt.
wUttUDg = wlffitung
wlisp, wlips (M) lisping.
wllsplan to lisp.
wlita m. countenance, Gl.
wntan^t to gaze, look, observe.
wllto m. brightness : appearance,form, aspect,
look, countenance : beauty, spiendour, M :
adornment, CP.
wUtoandet? n. confession of splendour, PPs
103«.
wlitabeorhtf beauteous.
wUtotul beautiful, So21*.
wUtalSas ugly. An 1171.
wlltallce handsomely, Bl205*.
wlltewAne (y*) lovely, beautiful.
wlltesSon f. sight, spectacle, B 1650.
wUtetorhtt brilliant, lovely.
wUtawamm (o*) m. disftguremenl of the face.
wliteweortS n. legal value of a man^s life,
ransom, GD179».
wlitlg radiant, beautiful, fair, comely, M,CP.
adv. -ige» -igllce.
wlltlgtsest of enduring beauty, Ph 125.
±wlltiglan to beautify, adorn : become beauti-
ful, Sbaf49 I form, fashion, Pss.
wUtlgnes f. beauty, splendour, Bl.
wlitu=wlite; wlo=wldh
wldh f., dp. wl5(a)m /n>t^e, ornament, tuft :
6i<, Gu1127.
-i-wldh adorned, Gisn 1789.
wlono= wlanc
wlott spot, blemish, OEG648T
wloum V. wldh.
wlyt-=wlit-; woMwoh
woo (pret. of wacan).
wooer =w6cor
wooie, wocige noose, OEG962 ; 3560.
wocUc=wdhlic
wocorf f. (gs. wocre) increase, growth : off-
spring, progeny, posterity, race : usury.
WOOORUCB
seo
WOPIG
wooorllM =waoorlice
wdet=wd6c pret. 3 Bg. of wasoan.
w6d I. adj. mad, raging, senseless, ^,A0 :
hlasphefnous. II. pret. 3 sg. of wadan.
w6cU I. m. madman, M, II. m. slorm,
floodf danger? TC341».
wodawlstte = wodewistle
woddor n. throat, guOeif Sol05.
wdddrtam m. *(tomon»«m,' RPsOG* (y. ES
38W).
wodello=wddlic
Woiton m. Woden : Merc wry.
wodendrtam m. madnese, WW246^*
wdddnesdflDf = wddnesdsBg
wodewlsae f. hemlock, Gl.
wdd-frac, -fr»c madly ravenous.
wodheortnas f. madness, MFH 178.
wodian = wedan
wodlio mad, furious, M. adv. -lioe madly,
furiously : blasphemously.
wodnes f. madness, fremy, folly, M.
Wodnes gs. of Woden.
wddiMsdsBg m. Woden* s day, Wednesday.
wddnesnlht f. Tuesday night.
wodom = wohdom
wddon pret. pL of wadan.
wodsclnn n. madness, folly, W80*.
wodseipe m. insanUy, WWZiS^.
wdditeeflUMi, GD1361.
wodftoenes f . madness.
wddVrIf f. paroxysm, madness, rage, fury^
CP.
woe- (A) = we-, we- ; woeean (N) = wsBOoan
woero- (N) = weoro- ; woerd- =wiid-
wotllan to shout, rave : blaspheme,
woflung f. doting, madness, raving : blas-
phemy.
wogMw5h
wdgere m. wooer, suitor, sweetheart, M.
wdgerllo €morous, NC334.
wdglan to woo, court, marry. So.
wdgung f. wooing, Mhl*^.
w5h I. n. bending, crookedness : error, mis-
take, JE : perversity, wrong, iniquity,
depravity, on w. torongly, wickedly. II.
adj. bent, awry, twisted, crooked : wrong,
perverse, evil, depraved, bad, unjust : fiUse
{weight), W 70*. on won wrongfuUy, in error.
wohbogenf bent, crooked.
wdtaotepung f. fine for illegal trafficking, KG
6143«*.
wdhdAd f . wrong deed, crime.
wohdom m. unjust judgment, A 8-336.
wdhfoted having deformed feet, WW 161*«.
wohfremmend m. evildoer. Met 9**.
wohful wicked, NG.
wohfulnes f . wickedness, NG.
wdhgeom inclined to evil, W183>.
wohgestrion n. iU-gotten property, W.
w5bgod n. false god, idol,
wohhAmed n. fornication, adultery, CP.
wdhhAmend m. fornicator, adulterer, CP.
wobbSiiiero m. fornicator, aduUerer, CP
401»».
wohhandodo maimed {of the hands), WW
I61«».
wohhian 7 to speak wildly, rave? NC334.
wohllo perverse, wrong, unjust, evil, adv.
-lioe, M.
wohnebb n. grimace.
wobnes f . crookedness, crooked plaee^ ^ :
wrong, error : wickedness, M.
wohs, wohaon = wQsc, woacon pret. 3 ag. and
pret. pi. of wascan.
wohsum eva, DR27* (wog-).
wol mf . pestilence, plague, mortality, disease,
AO.CP.
woIbAraes f. calamity, pest, A062*«.
wdlberende pestilential, pernicious, CP.
wolberendlio pestilential, Chr1086.
wolbrynem. pestilence, AG 86**.
wolc (WW176»)=wolcen
wolo- = wale-, wolcen-
wolcon nm. (nap. wolcnu) *convolutio,^hall,
lump, PPsl47* : doud, M : sky, heavens,
['welkin*]
wolcenUrut f. scudding of clouds.
wolcengehnist n. meeting of clouds {in a
storm), Rd4«>.
woloenrted = weolocread
woloenwyreende? ptc. doud-making {Cen-
taurs), WW466*«.
wolcnMwolcen ; wolcrtad= weolocread
wolcsplnl = walcspinl
wol-eyrgo, -cyrige=w8Blcyrige
wold = weald
woldag m. day of pestilence. Ruin 26.
woldbarendllc = wolberendlio
wol-de, -don pret. 3 sg. and pret. pL of
willan.
wolgewlnn n. calamitous war, AG 64^.
woUcMw5hlic
woUontiare weeping, with flowing tears,
B3032.
-wolma ▼. fot-w. ; womH4wam(m)
w5m I.=wOgum dp. of wob, adj. IL»
w5ma
womm m. noise, howling, tumult : terror,
alarm, swefnes w. dream-tumult, vision :
eloquence f 0EG8b^*.
woman intr. to infringe, EC15P* : (-f-) tr.
w. d. pors. and g. thing deprive of, EC
151". [wamm]
won I.=wan, wann. II. pret. 3 ag. of
winnan.
won I. wk. gdsn. and dpmn. of woh.
II.=hwdn
won-=wan-
w5na gp. of woh II.
wondor = wtmdor
w5ne8=w5hne8; wongHhrang
wop I. m. cry, shrieking, weeping, lamenta-
tion, iE,CP. [wepan] II.=weop pret. 3
Bg. of wepan.
wopdropa m. tear, Sol 283.
wopen pp. of wepan.
woperlan to weep, HL18'*.
wdpig sad, lamenJti'ng, St,
WOPIJKNE)
S61
WOBXJhDCBLMFT
wdpMoS n. durge, dtjf, OEGS604.
wopllo iearftd, mid, & adv. -Hoe.
w5p0t5w f . pioM of mtmmingt M.
wftr^wOs, waae
w6r» gp. of w6h.
woreMweoro
word I. n. * vjord, * speech^ lenience, $taiemeiiU,
M : command, order : subject of talk, etory,
new9, repoHy J5,A0 : fame : tferb, M :
(tncamaie) Word, IL rod, OPs : [gooat-
herry) bu^t LkL6«« (▼. ES38-340 ; 40*162).
III.=werod
word-Mott n. > -bfotiiBg} f . promiUe inwards,
plighted wor d,
wordcsBne (WW416")=*wortJc«r80, wor-
tSigctene?
wordoennend m. the begetter of the Word,
GPH389.
wordomttt m. poetic art, eloquence,
word-ewlde, (e, y) -cwytSe m. words, speech,
language, utterance.
worden pp. of weorVan.
wordes adv. with words, verhaUg, oraUg,
wordfsMt true to one*s word, true,
wordful talkative, verbose, fluenL
wordgeMot = wordbSot
word-gecwlde (te') n., -geoweoda np. verbal
agreement,
wordgemeare n. definiHon or KmikMon by
words, Qxn2355.
wordgarfnet n. secret expressed in words,
dark saying.
wordgltow skilful in words. Da 418.
wordgydd m. lay, dirge, B3173.
wordhlfoVoit n. voice, speech.
wordhordf n. treasury of words.
wordig wordy, verbose, OEG1416.
wordlAc n. speech, LPs 18*.
wordlir f . teaching, NC334.
wordlatu f. delay in speech f An 1619.
wordlallut 1 contersation, speech.
wordltan n. reward for song, Rd78'.
wordlUm (u^) to talk, commune : conspire,
GD1061.
wordttend m. speaker, OEG2321.
wordloo n. art of logic, WW388".
wordlooaf m. {word-hoard), speech,
wordloga m. deceiver, liar, W40^^
wordlung n. talk, discourse : emptu talk.
wordmittung f . * coUatio, ' WW 178».
wordpredicung f. preaching, NC334.
wordrlan = wordlian
wordrllit n. suitable word, B2631 : spoken
law. Ex 3.
worda&were m. word-sower, rhetorician,
GP97«.
wordslgtt m. success in speech, Lod 1*188^^
word-snoter, -snotor eloquent, rhetorical,
wise in words.
wordsnoterlle philosophical, learned, OEG
2270.
wordsnotening f. sophism, OEG 2268.
wordfomiiare iil enumeraHon, catalogue,
WW 212".
wotdnwMHing 1 'ooOolio,' WW178^.
wordwba m. sophist, WW493*<».
wordwif tan = wyrdw rit ere
wmrdwyiiaum ajfabU, WW 191*^.
w6ra daf. of w6n.
worf=w6ozf ; worflanswoffian
w6rluuia m. moor-cock, c ock ph easant, Gl.
wdrhaim f . hen feasant, WW.
wdrhona = wdrhana
worht pp., worhte pret. 3 ut. of wyroaa.
wdrlan to roam, wander, M : move round,
totter, crumble to pieces, [w6r, wdrig]
worldMwondd ; wonn=swyTm
wonnfid = wermdd
wotms (q) nm. matter, pus, virus, AO,CP.
worn (ea, eo) m. Imge amount, number, troop,
company, multitude, crowd.
womgahAt n. promise of numerous offspring,
Gbn 23647
womluat — womlnst
wommAlum adv. by troops.
worodswerod; woroht=WT6ht
worold (AO,CP)=won]]d
worpan = weorpan
worpaD pp. of weorpan.
worpian to cast, throw, pelt, CP.
worsm = worms ; wort=wyTt
worts I. (eo, u) nm. court, courtyard, curtilage,
farm, Mdf : street IL = waroS
worB-=:weorC-
woiing (eo, n, y) m. enclosed homestead,
curtilage, farm, M,CP ; Mdf : street
worSlgeiBBfM f. name of a plant, Lcd 3*308.
woiHlgnatala f . nettle,
worVsoipa s weortSacipe ; worod = werod L
woruftord = weorftord
womld (e^, eoS ia^ ; o*) f . ' world, * age, IR,AO,
OP : men, humanity : way of life, life : long
period of time, eyde, tiemiiy, t6 worulde
for ever. & on worolda world, in worold
worulde world without end.
womldAht f . worldly possessions,
wonddafol (-el) n. secular or worldly power,
LL,W(ES 46161).
wonildir f . worldly honour, CP : seoular
property.
womldbaam n. man, Rd81''.
woruldblflgu f . worldly occupation, LL.
womldbiiguiig (eo^, y') f. worldly business :
worldly misery, trouble.
woruldblamer (o*) nm. worldly reproach, GP
61^.
woruldbilas f. worldly Hiss, Gvl36.
woruldMt f . compensation prescribed by the
secular power, LL128[2].
womld-broc n., -bryce (o*) m. worldly
trouble, CP269' : use for secular purposes,
MH136*.
woruldWIandt m. world-dweUer.
woruldeamp m. secular warfare, LL(388*).
woruldcandal f . sun, B 1966.
woruldoaaru (a*) f. worUly care, M.
womldaanpa m. earihJby soldier, M,
womldoraft m. seoular art, M,
23—6
WOBULDCUND 302 WOBULDWJBTEB
wonildemid woMy, secular, CP adv. -lio6» wonddhylit m. eaHhhf jop. Am 136.
CP. wonildlAee m. earthly pkyeician, M.
wwoldoyiilnrl' m. earthly king, M. worald-lacu t, -laga m. civil law,
wonilddAd f. worldly husineM, LL(414»). woraMUan n. earmy reward, LL(422U).
wonilddtad dead, PP8l42«. woraldUc earihly, M : worldly, secular, M.
worulddAma m. secular judge, LL. adv. -lioe.
wonildddm m. secular iudgment, M, womUUIf n. life in this world.
wonilddrtamt m. earthly joy, woruldlufu f . love of ihis world, M,
worulddrlhtan m. lord of the world, Qod, womldlust m. wormy pleasure. Bo.
Mbt29K woruldiiiAg m. earihiy hinsvMn, Gxk2178.
worulddugutSt f • worldly riches, wonildmaii m. hurnan being, man of the
wonildMrfoVf n. earthly misery, world, M,CP : layman,
woruldege m. earthly fear, LL(310i»). woniMmM f. earthly reward, LL(422^«).
woruldende m. end of the world, B3083. wonildnSod f. temporal need, LL267[32].
woruldlSBgenief t earthly beauiu, BfH34*. woraldnyU f. worldly use or profiL
worQ]M90hn. earihly goods,weaUh,QMs2l^, wonildpi^do f. worldly pride, Loi>3*428.
wornldfoIga'S m. worldly occupation, Bl. [v. *pruU*}
woraldtnBtwung (world-) f. worldly oma- woraldrAden f. way of the world, B1143 (▼.
ment, Bl125M MLN25-113).
womldfrtond (y*) m. friend in this world. wonildrlca m. great man, M.
woruldtrlK m. worldly peace, LL220[1]. wonddrtoa I. n. earthly kingdom, CP : world-
wornldtruina m. primeval man, patriarch, realm, world. 11. adj. having worldly
Guth12**, power or riches.
woraldgUnes f . lust of pleasure, W219^*. wonildrtoeton (o*) n. worldly power, NC334.
woruldgebyrd n. tporldly origin or descent, woruldilht (y*) n. secular or civil lew : Qod^s
BH. law for the world,
woraldgedJU n. deaih, El681 wonildsaeu f . worldly strife, W 170*.
wonildgafaoht (o*) n. earihly fight, MH36*. womldsAMa fp. earthly blessings. Bo.
woruldgefllt n. dispute, law-suit f Lod 3* 174^'. woraldscamu (ea') f . pMic disgrace.
wornldgerAdnes (eo^) f. secular ordinance, woraldscaaftf f. earihly creature.
LL. WOTUldsotel m. part of the world, rtaion.
wonildgariht n. worldly justice, secular right wonildietewuiig f . worldly sight, NC334.
or due, LL210[2,1]. woruldielpe m. worldly matter, CP.
woruldgtr^snu np. secular customs, LL. woruMacfr (world-) f. life in the world (t.e.
wmvMieaSbillg prosperous, 'Mjl219, not monastic), worldly affairs, business,
womldgesAlKa fp. worldly fortune, A0(o*). GD3^
woruldgesoaaftt f. creature of this world : womldsnotor worldly-wise.
world, wonddsorK f . earthly care, CP.
womldgMtrioiit n. worldly riches. woruldipM f . worldly wealth, success in the
yroraidgpivhiicn, earthly toil, misery, CP{o*). world, CP.
wonildgeQInoV f. worldly honour, dignity, woruldsp^Mg rich in this world, CP33B*,
6D,W. woruld^rAo f worldly talk, conversation
womldgtVoht (world-) mn. worldly thought, about worldly matters, LL.
Bl 16K woruidstior f. secular penalty, LL268[51].
woruldgewiim n. earthly war, ^. woruldstrang having worldly power, NC334.
womldgewrltu np. workUy literature, secular woruldstrengu f . physical strength, Rd 27*.
writings. woruldstrQdere m. world-spoUer, spoliator,
wonildgewuiiam.ctMtomafy2au>,LL206[la]. robber.
wonildglelp (i*) nm. pride of this world, wonMBtxmAt. life in this world, sojourn upon
glory, CP. earth, El363.
wonildglfu f. worldly gift. woruldtSearf f. this worWs needs, BH.
wonildgltsere m. coveter of worldly things, wonild-ttoarf, -Gearfende poor in worldly
Mbt 14^. goods.
womldgltsuiig f. covetousness. woruldflearfa m. poor man, PPsCO*.
wonildglenge m. worldly pomp. wonildlStew m. uforldly affair. Bo 7".
womldf od n. worldly good. woruld-tfagen, -tSMm, -Sen m. earthly or
wonildg3rlp(iE)=wonildeielp secular servant, TAj.
womli^yrla (o*) m. worldly grarmeta, NC334. woruldMniing (o*) f. secular office, NC334. •
womldlifid m. secular state, BH,GD. woruldtMostru (y*) f. earihly darkness.
womldhlftford m. secular lord, CP. wonildMowddm m. secular service.
womldhllsa m. worldly fame, M. woruldVing (o*) n. worldly affair, thing, 2&,
womldhogu (world-) f. worldly care. AO,CP : earihly riches,
womldbremmlng (o*) 1 ^ impedimcntum womldwApn (o*) n. eartA^ tMOpon, Bl213*.
soKuli, * NC334. woruldwntar n. ocean, sea.
WOBULDWELA
363
WRANG^^
wonildwela m. worldly wealth, CP.
womldwelig rich in worldly goods, NC335.
woniMwaoro n. secular work.
wonildweortteotpe m. worldly honour. ,
woruldwldl n. world-JUth, Cb1007.
wonildwlg n. worldly contest, LL.
woraldwlUs m. earthly good. Bo 24*.
wonildwllniiiig f . earthly desire, CP.
worcildwIB worldly-wise, CP{o^).
woraldwliddm m. worldly wisdom, science,
M.
woruldwUe f. custom of the toorld, MH68*b.
woruldwlta m. learned layman, philosopher,
LL.
woruldwfto n. punishment on earth : civH
punishment, fine.
woruldwtonoo f . worldly magnificence, osten-
tation, CP.
woruldwnno m. worldly cunning, CP{o^).
wonildwiltora m. writer about the world,
philosopher.
woroldwuldor n. worldly glory.
wonildwu]il«nd0 (o*) dwelling in the world.
Met 13".
woruldwynn f. earthly joy.
wonildynnlhi f. earthly wretchedness, AO.
w5niiig f. wandering, roving, ^,MFH 179.
w6s I. n. sap, juice, Lod. II. gs. of w6h.
±W0M m. conversation, intercourse, DR.
wdfan (NO) = wSsan
wdso pret. 3 sg., wdscon pret. pi. of wascan.
wdse^wase
wcsAg juicy, moist, Lod.
-west Y. fore-w.
wd9t f . sound, noise : voice, song, poetry :
eloquence,
wmborat m. oral/or, speaker, seer, prophet,
poet, singer.
wMmItt m. art of speech or song.
-woVe y. got-w.
woUglefu I. gift of song, Bd32'.
woltooDg m. song, Cb46.
w5um dp. of wdb, adj.
wdz I. pret. 3 sg. of weazan. 11.:= wdso
wraelan to he banished, he in exile.
wncXlee = wraeclice
wraeiiian=wT8Boniaii; wraooswracn
wracu (e) f. (g. often wrsBce) revenge,
vengeance, persecution, ^,AO,CP. on tSa
wrace in retaliation : punishment, penalty,
AO,CP : cruelty, misery, distress, torture,
pain, AO. [wrecan]
wneo I. (e) n(fT) misery, CP : vengeance,
persecution : exHe. [urecib*; wrecan]
IL what is driven, OET37**. IIL pret.
3 sg. of wrecan. IV. = were (A ; ▼. JAW
62)
'Wr8Dea=wnBcca; wnBcan=wreoan
wrsBOoa (e) m. *wrrtch,* CP : fugitive, out-
cast, exUe, AO : adventurer, stranger.
wnBOoaii=: wrecan ; wnooe ▼. wraca.
WTflBcend = wreoend
wneefSBO n. time of exile, hani^ment, misery,
RmM.
wrBBotol wretdied, miserable, M.
wrAohwn f . period of exile or of distress,
Ph527.
wnoeUstt (e) m. path of&ei le.
wnBcUstian to banish, WW.
wraBcUo adj. foreign : strange, unfamiliar,
extraordinary : toretchedt exiled, ady. -lice.
wrAclie = wr Atlio
wrsBOHnsBCgt, -maecga} m. exHe, outcast,
miserable man.
WTSBcmon m. fugitive. Ex 137.
wrAenan = wrfionian
wrsMiiM = wrecnee
wTflBenlan (e) to he banished, wander travel,
M.
wrAoon pret. pi. of wrecan.
wrsDOselpe (e) m. exHe.
wrsMsatl n. place of exile, Gt7267.
WTSMiltf m. journey of exile or peril, pUgrim-
age, M : exile, persecution, MjiO : misery.
wr8B«8ltnaa to wander, travel abroad, be in
exile, Jau,
wrssestdw f . place of exile or punishment.
wracwite n. punishment, Bl.
wrAewonild i. miserable world, Wl'.
wrAd f. band, bandage, *wreath,* CP :
bundle : band, flock. [wrlBan]^
wrAdmAlum ady. in companies, WW 411".
-wrAdnas y. sam-w. ; wrAg-=wrSg-
wrAne (e) unbridled, loose, lustful, AO.
wrmma (^) = wrenna
wrAnnes f . luxury, lust, wantonness, AO,CP.
wtAdm m. wantonness, OEG2347.
inrAnsoIpe m. wantonness, OEG 5290(6).
wrAnalaii to be ufanton, NC335.
wrAouui to alter, change, modulate, Rd26^.
wrAst (a) firm, able, strong, excellent :
delicate, ady. -e.
wrAstan I. (±) to 'wrest,* bend, twist, iwang.
II. to be or make eleg antrW W.
wrAsUerv m. wrestler, WW431**.
wrAstlio I. pertaining t o wre stling, WW.
II. (a) delicate, elegant, WW.
wrAsUlend wrestler, WW431». [wrfistan]
wrAstlung f . wresUing, struggling, GD,OBG.
wr8Dtm.=wnettef. ; wrAt=wr&tt
wrAtllo artistic, ornamental : curious,
womirous, rare. ady. -lice, [wrfttt]
wrAttt f . ornament, work of art, jewel.
wrotle f. rubea tinetoriat erosswortf heUe-
bore? (A30-248).
wrAtI I.=wr£d. II.=wrfitSt$o
+wrA8an to be enraged, Lod 3-212'.
wr8Bttan=wreVian; wrA9o=wrftt$6o
wrsBV^tadu, -stu9a (e) f. column, pillar
support.
wtMSo, wr£t$(tS)a (a) f. *wnUh,* anger,
indignation, NG.
wrAzllan = wr Astiian
wifth pret. 3 sg. of wreon.
wrang I. n. * wrong, * injustice. [ON. rangr
II.pret.3Bg.of wringan. IIL(o)s:wranga
wraaga (pr-) hold of a ship, WW.
wrangwli f)erver«e OEG1770.
WRSSQSN 364 WBOHT
wiiim {&) t handt tie, chain. ±wntttan to auppcrt, tu^UUn, upkM, CP.
writtMwritet wnttotudu = wnffistudu
wiftt prat. 3 ag. of writan. wibume (N) = wrSonne gerund of wrion L
wrftB I. adj. *wroik,* hurUnu, angry, hogiiU, wiM, wric^S pres. 3 ag. of wrecan.
AO : terrible, koirribU : grieoons, harsh, wrtd m. shoot, plant, bush, LOD ; Mdl
bitter, malignant, evil, cruel adv. -e. +wtlAn.thidtetfQjjTR.
IL f. cruelty : hardship, [wriSan] IIL« wifdan^ to grow, thrive, fourish.
wr£t$. IV. pret. 3 ag. of writ^un. wrtdai pp. of (1) wridan ; (2) wriSan.
•fwriSlaB (refl.) to be angry, (7Arl070. wtUUai grow, flourish, spring up, [wzidan]
[* iwrathe^] wrlMtl = wrictS prea. 3 ag. of wreoaa.
wriVliot grievous, severe, bitter* adv. -Hoe. wrlezlMwrixl
wrUmMt angry, wifgeli mn. covering, veil
wrMsonaf n. wretched hole, pit of misery, wrtfan pp., wrigon pret. pi. of wrSon.
hell, Rd41*^. wriiennM{gti')t a covering, 'EBseO^.
wM9o=WT&tXxk wrigianf to go, turn, ttoist, bend : strive,
wraVu f. prop, help, support, maintenanee. struggle, press forward, endeavour, venture.
wrASum adv. fiercely. wilbst prea. 2 ag. , wrihtS prea. 3 ag. of wrSon.
+wraxlT wretiUng-jiace, gymnasium, OEG +wrinoltaii to wind abou t, KC 4-34>.
18b«? +wrliig n. liquor, dnnk, WW128^'.
vraztore m. wresUer, OEG. wringan* to ^ wring, ' twis^ :{±) squeeze, press
wraiUan to wrestle, M. out, M,
wraxllenda wrestling, contending, striving. wringe f. {oil')press, QD250U.
wmlimg f . wresaing, WW 160*. wifnghwAg n T strained to&«y, LL451[16].
wrtah pret. 3 ag. of wt6oil +wrlse = +wnzl; wrlBlan=^
wneMwraao wrist f. wrist, LL386[2].
wraean' (eo) to drive, impel, push : expeH, drwrit n. writing : (±) book, treatise : scrip-
persecute, CP : ( ± ) * wreak, ' revenge, avenge, ture, M : * writ ' {^i-writ*) charter, document,
punish, AO : press forward, advance : fulfil, deed, AO,Bl : * stilus, ' GPH402.
accomplish : utter, deliver, pronounce. d:wrftaii^ {f) to incise, engrave, * write,* draw,
wreoean = (1) weooan ; (2) wreoan ^;A0,CP : bestow by writing,
-wreoel v. apor-w. writbrad n. writing tMet,
wreaend m. avenger, -write ▼. weter-w. ; -writennea ▼. t5-w.
WT80IIM (e) f. vengeance, NQ. dbwrltere m. writer, scribe, auOior, partrofyer,
wreoMlp (8B?) *actuaria*r £843*336. painter, M,CP,
wraeu ( VPs) = wracn writefren (MH 146") = wxititen
±wrigan lAto excite, stir up. II. to accuse, writlan (eo) to chirp, chatter, ▼. OEQ37*.
impeach, M. [wrdht] writing f. writing, SP844>.
wrigend m. accuser. wiltlngteVer f. pen, EPs44*.
wrigandllo accusative, .£Gb22*^. wiltinglaen n. Hyle, pen, MH 146^.
wrigere m. accuser, informer, M. writlren (y*) n. writing instrument, style*
wrCglatre {&) f. female accuser. ^L2>**. vrrltaaax n. style, pen, MtL p2".
wrigung f. accusation, M. wrltt- = writ-
wrfthte pret. 3 ag. of wregan. wrl9a m. band, thong, bridle, M : eoOar,
wrahtand m. instigator, WW420** ring.
wiihtend m. accuser, KOl73*>. ±wif6ani (f) I. to twist, wrap, bind up, fie,
wr6n-=wr«n- fasten, fetter. [* writhe*] IL —wridan
wiane m. wile, streUagem, trick, deceit, AO : +wrtttollan to bindf OEG 23* r
(t) modulation, melody, song. [* wrench*] witg ela m. band, fillet, bandage, WW4111'.
wianoan to twist : spin intrigues, devise plots, wrfSlan = wridian
Mod33. ^^ wrliandUe mutual, GD2*. adv. -Bee turn
wrenna (sb) m., wrenne f. wren, WW. about, one by one, by turiis, in turn.
wreoean =wrecan wrlzl f., wrixla m. cAan^«, exchange, barter,
wraogan (M) = wrigon pret. pL of wr5on. CP.
wrteh imperat. of wreon. +wrixl, +wTixle n. turn, change : exchange,
±wrlon^*' to cover, clothe, envelop, conceal, 'purchase : requital,
hide : protect, defend. wrlzlan (±) to change, barter, exchange,
wriotan=reotan; wreottan = writian reciprocate, lend, AO. wordom w. eon-
wreotu nap. of writ. verse : (+) recompense, requite : (+) o6<atn.
wrioti = wr£9 wrizUan = wrixlan
wraottonhUt with twisted hiU, B169Q. -^-wrixllc alternating, 0EQ2^.
[— *wri9enhilt] ± wrizlung f . exchange : loan,
wiaanan=wre8ian; wrteVlan^ wridian wroagan=wrdgan
wratbasu 'rubeum* (r=wTAtt- or wrwtte- wrogan pp. of wrten.
V. A 30-248). wrolit=worht pp. of wyrcan.
WROHT
366
WUDUWANHAD
wroht I. f. blame, reproach, accuaation,
slander : fauU, crime, ein, injustice, M :
strife, enmity, anger, contention, dispute,
AO, CP : hurt, injury, calamity, misery,
[wrggan] II. m. tale-bearer, M6r21V.
wrdhtberend m. accuser,
wrohtbora m. accuser, monster : the devU.
wrdhtdropa m. bloodshed accompanied by
crime, GnE196.
wrohtgemflne pledged to punishment or
revenge.
wrdhtgeorn contentious, CP357.
wrohtgetAme n. series of crimes f (BT), GsN
46.
wrohtlan to do harm t HL 16^<».
wrohtUc n. calumny, W160*ii.
wrdhtsftwere m. sower of strife, CP369.
wrdhtsdpe m. crime, Qvs 1672.
wrohtsmiKt m. worker of evil, evildoer.
wrohtspltel slanderous, £Gl. [spittan]
wrdhtstSBft ^' accusation, El9^ : injury,
Rd72".".
wrong (WW201»)=wrang IL
wrot m. snout, elephant* s trunk, WW.
WTOtan' to root up, JR.
wrugon pret. pL of wreon.
wmngen pp. of wringan.
wryctf pros. 3 sg. of wrecan.
wryhta=wyrhta
wr^V = wilhS pret. 3 8g. of wreon.
+wijnd»d founded {of a house), MtL7''.
wryt- = writ-
wryte (CM66»)=pryte
wr^an = writSan
wuoatSta = wuo Vegn
wuoo=wacu
wue-dseg, wuce-, wica- m. week-day, JE.
wuoKegn (i^) m. monk or priest appointed for
a week^s duty, weekly servant,
wucKfinung f. service for a week,
wucuf. 't«5«*/A0,CP.
wucubot f . penance lasting a week, LL(278^*).
wucweoro (i^) n. {compulsory) work for a
week, by a tenant.
wudeMwudu
wudere m. wood-man, wood-carrier, WW 37 !•.
wudewe = wuduwe
wudlan to cut wood, M,
wudig wooded, havin g tree s, Azl20.
wudlgere, wudiere (WW) = wudere
wudlht thick {vnth trees), woody, forest-like,
GPH402.
wudo-=wuda-
wudu m., gs. wuda, wudes; nap. wudas,
wuda *tcood,^ forest, grove, M,AO,CP;
Mdf : tree {the Cross) : wood, timber, M,CP :
(t) «*»P» B 5 spear-shaft, B398.
wudusBlfen = wuduelf en
wudusBppel f. wild apple, crab, LoD71a.
wudubAre wood-bearing, OEG1806.
wudubsBmett n. burning of wood, LL 16[12] ;
24n*.
wudub&t n. wooden boat. An 907.
wudubtemt m. forest-tree.
wudubearo m. forest, grove.
wudu-bend, -bind m. =wudubinde
wudublU n. hatchet, GD,WW.
wudublnde I. (-bindle) f. woodbine, con-
volvulus, II. f. bundle of sticks, 0£T36^*.
wudublor (^bora?) m. wood carrier, HGl
427.
wudublAdf (-bled) L forest blossom,
wudubrQn n. bugloss, ox-tongue,
wudubucca m. wild buck, wild goat, Lod.
wudubyrthra m. camp-follower, OEG869.
wuduoerfllle f . wood-chervil, cow-parsley.
wuduoGOO m. woodcock, Gl.
wuducroft m. a croft with trees on itt (BT)
KC3-376*.
wuduculire m. wood-pigeon, WW.
wuduotkiMlle f . wUd Ayme, Lgd.
wuduoynn n. an aromatic { ?) wood, JnL12'.
wududoo€6 f. unld dock, sorrel, Lod.
wuduelfen f . wood-df, dryad, WW.
wudufSMten n. place protected by woods, wood-
fastness : ship,
wuduleld m. wooded plain, PPs 131*.
wuduteoh n. forest-tax, Lgd.
wudulUie = wuducerfille
wudufln f . pile of wood, ^Gb.
wudufugol m. forest bird, wildfowl.
wudugftt f . wild goat, Leo.
wudugehsDg n. enclosed woodf (BT), KG
3176^
wuduhtewere m. woodcutter, M.
wuduherpaV m. public path trough a wood,
K:C3-213«.
wuduhlewet n. cutting of wood, LL667[37].
wuduholt n. forest, wood, grove.
wuduhona m. woodcock, WW 38*.
wuduhrote = wudnrof e
wuduhunlg n. wUd honey, JR.
wudul&d f . carHng wood, LL462[21,4].
wudu-lAs f., gs. -Iseswe wood-pasture, run
{for cattle) in a wood, Ct.
wuduland n. woodland.
wudu-laahtrie, -lectric m. wood-lettuce, UfM
sleepwort, Lgd.
wudultawe = wudul&swe
wudullc adj. woody, wooded, M.
wudumfir (e*) f. wix)d-nymph, echo, Gl.
wudumerca m. wUd parsley, wood-mint.
wudurAden f. wood-regulation, right of
estovers, "LL.
wudurte m. smoke from a funeral pyre, B
3144.
wudurlma m. border of a wood, KC3'34^.
wudurofe f . woodruff.
wudurose f. toild rose, Lgd 34b? -__,
wuduanlte f. wood-snipe, thistle- finch f WW.
wudusOraeppel f . crab-apple f Lgd 160a.
wudutelga^ m. ttpig or branch of a tree.
wudutrtew n. forest tree.
wudutSlstle m. wood-thistle, Lod.
wuduwa (wyde-) m. widower.
wuduwald m. forest, WW426»».
wuduwanhftd m. stale of a woman who has
not a husband, chastity, widowhood, CP.
WUDUWASA
366
WUNDORFJST
wuduwisa m. /avti, tatyr.
wuduwe (i, eo, y^ ; e*) f. * widow.*
wuduwMurd m. forester, LL452[19].
wudu-W0ax n., - weaxe f . wood-waxen, geniHa
tinctoria, LcD.
wuduwisten mn. wild forest,
wuduwinda f . woodbine, Gl.
wuduwyrt f. plant which grows in woods,
Bl69*.
wudwe = wuduwe
wuhhuDg f. rage, fury, madness : (pi.) the
Furies.
wiiht AO,CP=wiht ; wuhimg^wuhhung
wulMwull; wuld0r=:wuldor
wuldor n. glory, splendour, honour, M,CP :
praise, thanks : heaven. El.
wuldor-Mag, -beah m. crown of glory, M.
±wuldorMiN|^aii to crown, M.
wuldorblAd m. glorious success, JuB 156.
wuldoreynlng m.f glorious kiitg. King of
Olory, Ood.
wuldordrtamt m. heavenly rapture.
WuIdorffBdert m. Glorious Father, Father
of Olory.
wuldorfsst glorious, adv. -fcBste, -fsetlioe.
wuldorfflastilenes f . glory, IE.
wuldoitul glorious, M : vainglorious.
vuldortulUan to glorify, M.
wuldoifuinoe adv. gloriously, M.
wuldoigist m. angd, Gbn2912.
wuldorgeflogena m. one wAo has fled from
glory, devil, Lcd3*36^.
wuldorgestealdf np. glorious dwellings,
realms of glory.
wuldorgeweoro n. wondrous work, £843*167.
wuldoiglfut (eo) f. glorious gift, grace.
wuldorgfm m. glorious jewel, sun, Rd81**.
wuldorhamat (o*) m. garb of glory.
wuldorhtep mT glorious troop, NC336.
wuldorhelin m. crown of glory, Bl.
wuldorltenf n. glorious reward.
wuldorlle glorious, adv. -lice.
wuldomiiga m. heir of heaven, Qv 1067.
wuldonnago m. heir of heaven, Gul267.
wuldonnlcel gloriously great, fHy 7**.
wuldomytttng f . glorious service, Rd 81".
wuldonang m. glorious song, MFH 1 14".
wuldonpM f. glorious wealth. Gen 87.
wuldonpMlg glorious. An 428.
wuldortan m plant with medicinal virtues f
(BT), Lod3-34.
wuldortorhtf gloriously hright,clear, brilliant,
illustrious.
wuldorKrymm m. heavenly glory.
MTUldorweorud n. heavenly host, Cb285.
wuldorword n. glorious word, tHy7*'.
wuldrlan {±) to glorify, praise, extol, M :
boast, brag, M : live in glory, M.
wuldrig glorious, DR.
wuldning f . glorying, boasting.
wuldurM wuldor
wulf m. {he-Ywolf,' ^,AO^CP; Mdf :
wolfish person, devil.
wullescamb m. wild teasel.
wultesfbt m. buUfist, toadstool {plant).
wulfhaga m. aheUerfrom wolves f 0C53.
wuUbiafodtrto m. cross, gallows f Rd66".
wulflMOitt wclf'hearted, crud.
wiiU-hltH n., nap. -hleoSu hillside inhabited
by wolves, B 1358.
wulfhol n. wolfs hole, WW.
wulfl^ n. fleece of wool, WW 198*«.
wuUmod = wullmod
wulM«8 m. wolfs hole, KG3-264*.
wulfUAd D. vaUey of wolves, E:G3-456«.
muni.'wool,' M.
wiilleamb m. comb for wool, LXi454[ 15,l] .
wullonoppa ( ? hn-) m. tuft of wool, WW.
wulle=wull; wullen=wyllen
wulilaii to wipe until wool, LcD 1 -356**.
wullto woolly, hairy.
wullmod m 7 distaff.
wuUtowestre f. wool-carder, Lod.
walluo cover, wrapper, A31'6 5.
wuUwSsa f. scales for wool, WW148'^.
+wun=+wuna
diwuna I. m. (usu. +) habit, custom, practice,
rite. Bo ; M. on gew. habban to be accus-
torned to. [* i-tiw?ie'] II. ( + only) wonted,
customary, ustial.
wund I. f. * wound,* sore, ulcer, iB,CP :
wounding, injury, M. II. adj. wounded,
sore, AG.
wimdel f . wound, LL»RB.
wundelloe = wundorlice
wunden pp. of windan.
wundentoaz with twisted mane, 6 1400.
wundenhato with twisted prow, B298.
wundonloeef with braided locks.
wundeninAl etched, damascened {of a sword),
B1531.
wundenstetna m. ship with curved or wreathed
prow, B220.
wunder = wundor
±wundlaii to wound, M,AO,CP.
wundiend 'vulnerator,' £RHy6«*.
wundiht, wimdig ulcerous, full of sores.
wundle = wundel
wundllo yjounding, wourul-inflicting, GPH
402".
wundon pret. pi. of windan.
wundor (often confused with wuldor) n.
(gs. wundres) * wonder,* miracle, tnarvel,
portent, horror, M,AO,CB : wondrous thing,
monster.
wundoragrafent wondrously engraven,
wundorMaoen n. strange sign.
wundorbebod n. strange order, B 1747.
wundorblfio n. wondrous hue, Ob 1 140.
wundorclam n. strange bond, Cb310.
wundor-olote, -clufe f . camphire {plant).
wundorcraaftf m. wondrous skUl, miraculous
power.
wundoreneftlglloo wiOi wondrous skiU, BH
324»o.
wundorddd f . toondrous deed, Bl.
wundordtaV m. wondrous death, B3037.
wundorftet (e*) n. wondrous vessel, B 1162.
WUNDORFDL 367 WYNWEROD
wvaidottul wonderful, M. adv. -lice. wOsobearn n. {dear) litUe child, JnLlS**.
wimdorgehwyrft (e«) wonderful ium^ GPH [wyscan]
390. wQso ( JnK 13») = wuscbearn
wimdoigeweoro=wundorweorc wussung^wissung; wuta=wita
wimdorglefu f . wondroue endowment, Wy 72. wutan = wuton
wundorhalo (a>) f. wondrous healing, BH wutedllce, wutodHce (NG) =^witodlio6
446^'. wuton 1 pen. pi. subj. of witan to go. need
wimdorhOs 7 n. * solarium,* upper room, 6D to introdnce an imperatiye or hortatory
119**. clause let us,,. / come/ CP.
dbwundor-lScan, -tician to make wonderful, wutu (M)» wutnm, wutun (N)— wuton
magnify. wutudUce=witodlice
wundorllc wonderful, remarkable, strange, wtkKwuta(DR)=ut$wita; w^oHlwio
M,AO,CP. adv. -lice. wyc-=wic-; wyd=wid; wyd-=wud-
wundormAtfm} m. wonderful treasure. wyder- = wiVer- ; ¥r^- = wif-
wundorsSon f . wonderful sight, B 995. wyglere = wiglere ; wyht = wiht
wundorsmiH m. shUed smith, B 1681 . wyhtel f . quail. [Oer. wachtel]
wimdort&cen n. wondrous sign, PPs 104**. wyl- = weal-, wel-, wi(e)l- ; w^I- = wiel-
wundorweoro n. wonderful work, miracle. wyM pres. 3 sg. of wealoan.
vnindorwonild f. wonderful world, Rd40^'. wyU f. she-wolf.
wundorwyrd f . wonderful event. El 107.1 . wylten I. adj . wolfish. II. f . she-wolf, fury,
wundres v. wundor. Ql.
=bwundrlan (w. j[.) to wonder, he astonished wj^ll5omoru=wealmoru
(at), marvel, M,A0,C1? : admire : make wyll f. voo/, LL(166n«).
wonderful, magnify. [Oer. wundem] wyllen (i) made of wool, woollen.
wundrum adv. (d. of wundor) wonderfully, wyloo = weoloc ; wyn=wynn; w^-=win-
strangely, terribly. wynMam m. tree of gladness, holy cross,
wundrung f. ufonder, astonishment, admira- El844.
tion, i£ : spectacle, OEG4370. wynbUs f . joy, GD2«.
wundswaKu (e) f . scar, VP837*. wynburh f . delightful town, PPs 127*.
wundurMwundor wyneondel f . pUtasant light, sun,Qv 1186.
wundwite n. compensation for wounding, wymStBdg;\ m.. day of gladness.
LL76H. +wynde n. weaving, Gl.
+wuneUo usual, customary, ^,CP. adv. wyndecrseft m. art of embroidery, Gl.
•lice, BH. Ci-wuneliche'] wyndle f. wound, LL381[23].
wunenes, wununes f. dwelling, habitation : wyndrfiam m. jubilation.
perseverance, DB,. [wunian] wyndrtamnes f . I'u^i^um, LPs 160*.
wungynde = wuniende pres. pto. of wunian. wyndrlan = wunorian ; wyneMwine
wiinlan {±) to inhabit, dwell, abide, exist, yiyntlbm. gladdening oil,VPQ\0%^.
i£»AO,CP : (+) remain, continue, stand, viyntsBsi {e) joyful.
M,AO,CP : {±)be used to, he wont to : {+) wynful fuU of bliss, joyful.
habituate oneself to, CP 73^^. [Ger. wohnen] wyngesItS m . pleasant companion, PPs 100*.
wunigend m. inhabitant, RBlG^^. wyngrfti mn. delightful grove, PPs 94^.
+ wunllo = + wunelio ; wunn = wynn wynlgaV (M) = wunigaV pree. pi. of wunian*
wunnen pp., wunnon pret. pi., of winnan. wynlandf (o*) n. land of delight.
wiinones=wuneneB; wun8um=wynBum wynltasf ioyZe««.
wununes = wunenes wynllo pleasant, beautiful, joyful, adv. -lice,
wunung f. act of dwelling, living, RB108' : wynlust m. sensual pleasure, M,
dtceUing, habitation, ^. wynmSg f . winsome maiden, Gv 1319.
wunungstow f. abiding-place, GD31". wynn f. (occl. late as. wyn) joy, rapture,
wuratfo (N)=wrnCtSo; wuroan=wyrcan pleasure, delight, gladness, AO [wine]
wurd^=j(l) wyrd; (2) word wynn- v. aleo wyn-, win(n)-.
wurdon pret. pi. of weortSan. wymmm joyfully, beautifully. [w3mn]
wurht, wurhton = worhte pret. sg., worhton wynpsalterium n. psalm of joy, PPs 66*®.
pret. pL, of wyrcan wynrdd f. blessed cross, Sol235.
wurm Wwyrm wynsang m . joyful song, W 265*' .
wurma m., worme f. murex, purple-fish : any wynstatSol m. joyous foundation, Rd 92'.
die, wood, purple : a plant used for dyeing, wynsum (e, i ; once -fwuns-) *' winsome,*
wur-mllle, -mele f. wild marjoram, Gl. pleasant, delightful, joyful, merry, M,C2,
wurms = worms ; wumlan = weomian -h wynsiunian to rejoice, exuU, DR.
wuri»ui=weorpan ±v9ynsvanUc adj. pleasant, delightful, adv.
wurpul that which throws down, Gl. -lice pleasantly, happily, iB.
wursm=: worms; wur8t=wierre8t wynsumnes (i) f. loveliness, pleasantness,
wuptJHwyrt; wurl^Mweort^ rejoicing, M.
wur6eMweor9(e), wiertSe ; wurV]g=^wort5ig wynwerod n. * chonts,* joyous band, Gl.
WYNWYRT 366 WYBTFOBBOR
wynwyrt f. pk/uant plant, DD5. wyima =wiirma ; wyrmAt ^ wyrmiete (I.)
wyiiyiig=wminff wynnAto I. f. attack of wormSf worm-eaten
wyortfmynd (BL)=weorVmynd state, A,JjCD. Ih ad}, worm-eaten, Jasd.
w^Mwir ; wyrcMweorc ^wymuui (n, e, i) to warm, make toarm.
wyroan (e, eo, i) to prepare, perform, do, yrynDhaao red, scarlet, OKT 113*^.
make, ^work,^ construct, produce, effect, JE, wynncyim n. serpent-kind, sort of serpent,
AO,CP. eostron w. to keep Easter, eat the ^,A0.
pa^isover : amount to : (w. g.) strive after : wyniiella=wiinni]le
deserve gain, voin, acquire. wyrmtth adorned with figures of snakes,
+wyroe n. chitterlings {of pig), damascened? B1698.
wyroend m. worker, doer, M, wyrm-faldere, -galere (u) m. snake-charmer,
wyrcnes f . vjork, operation, BH. M.
wyrota (£p,MtL) = wyrhta wyrmgealdor n. a charm against serpents f
wyrcung f . working work, DR. Lcd 148a.
±wyrd f. (m? n?) fate, chance, fortune, wymgnM m. abode of serpents, SohA69.
destiny, ^,A0 : Fate, Providence : event, wynngebUM n. swelling from snake-iitef
phenomenon, transaction, fact : (+) con- Lcd 162b.
dition. ['wierd*; weorCan] wynnhdlsere m. diviner by serpents, WW
wyrdan = wierdan 44 1**.
+ wyrde L n. speech, conversation : eloquence, wyrmhlw n . likeness of a serpent, Mlt 10"* .
verbosity : ordinance. 1 1. = + wyrt$e wynnhord n. dragon *« hoard, B 2222.
+wyrdelic historical, authentic, M. adv. mryrBoBc n. form of a serpent.
-lice eloquently '.accurately, veH>atim : wisely, wyrmznelu n. worm-meal, ^pulvis e venmbus
OEG 208. confectus, * Lcd.
+wyrdelieiiM f. eloquence, A 13*38^'*^. wynnrtad (u^) purple, scarlet, JR.
wyrdgesoeapum by chance, AVW400''. wyrms nm. virus, corrupt matter, £,
+ wyrdignes f . eloquence, OEG 5488. ± wynnsan to fester, CP.
+wyrdUaii =+ wierdan +¥iyno8»d purulent.
wyrdnes f . condition, state. Bo 128n. wynnsele m. hall of serpents, hell, Jud 119.
wyrdstsBl m. decree of fate, Gu 1325. wyrmshrSclng f . spitting up of matter, WW
wyrdwrlten m. historian, chronicler, M. 1 13* ?
wyred = werod wyrmslg (u) purulent, WW.
wyregung = wyrgung wyrmsttto m. snake-bite, W188^.
wyrest = wierrest ; wyrtan = hwierfan wyrmsQUpIung f . spitting up of matter, WW
wyrg = wearg; wyrg-=werg-, wirg-, wyriff- 113*?
wyrgan I. to strangle, M. ['worry] wynnwyrt f. worm-toorf, Lcd.
n.=wiergan wyni=:weam; wynian=wienian
wyrgowedol (e) ill-tongu^, given to cursing, wyrp m. a throw, cast, Lk22*^.
wyrgcwedollan to curse, VPs(e). wyrpan = wierpan
wyrgewedolnes (e^, i*) f. cursing, Ps. wyrpe (»ie) m. revolution, change, recovery,
wyrgewetfan (e) to curse. relief, improvement, [weorpan]
wyiged (ffi) the devil, NG +wyrpe n. heapf KC5-78** ; Mdf.
-wyrgednes v. a-w. wyrpel m. jess {in falconry), W787 (v. £S
w^Tgels = wrigeis 37 • 1 95).
wyrgend (e) m. reviler, evildoer. -wyrpUo v. aoort-w.
wyrgende given to cursing, W70". wyrpst, wyrpt^ pres. 2 and 3 sg. of weorpan
m^rgVu ( ad, e) f . curse, condemnation, punish' and wjnrpan .
ment : evil, wickedness. wymst= wierrest ; wyrs^-^wiers
wyrgung (e) f. curse, cursing, condemnation, wyrsbrAeung = wyrmshrncing
banishment, M, wyrsman = wyrmsan
+wyrht (eo) fn. work, deed, service : desert, wyrst = (l) wrist; (2) wierrest
merit, AO,CP. mid gewyrhtum deserved- wyrt (e, i) f. herb, vegetable, plant, spice, AO,
ly : transgression : (f) decree of fate f CP : crop : root, ['wort^]
wyrhta m. 'wright,^ artist, labourer, worker, wyrtbedd m. bed of herbs, Lcd.
maker, creator, iE,CP : {+) feUow-worker : +wyrtboz f. herb or perfume box,
{ + ) accomplice. wyrtbrStS m. fragrajvce, M.
wyri- = wearg-, wjnrig- ; wyrtan =wiergan wyrtcynn n. species of plant.
wyrlcean = wyrcan ; wyrig = werig wyrtoynren n. the vegetable world, LPs 146*.
wyrlg- = wearg-, wyrg- wyrtdreno m. herbal drink, medicine.
wyrignes f . abuse, cursing. wyrteoeddrenc m. herbal acid drink, Lcd
wyrld=woruld 63b.
wynn (eo, o, u) L m. reptile, serpent, snake, wyrttset n. scent-bottle, OEG.-
dragon, ^,A0 : 'worm,* insect, mite, wyrtforbor n. restraint from action by the
[wurma] IL = wearm operation of l^erbs { BT), Lcd 1 1 1 b.
WYBTG^ISTRE 369 YLP
wyr(g8Dl8tro f. wiich toho tporks wiih Aer&«, *etnl/ wicked, wretched, Bl,CP,Mt oomp.
Lod3'186^^. wiersa, wyrsa worse, superl. wierre8t(a),
wyrtgeard m. {kitchen) garden, CPsl43^*. wienta, weorsta, W7r(re)sta worst, iB,AO.
wyrt-genumg (JS) n., -gemengnes f. miziure II. n. *evil,* iU, wickedness, misery, B,Bl,
of herbs, spices, perfume, CP,0, VPs.
wyrlgyrd = wyrtgeard yfeUUll f . ' cachexia, ' consumption, WW 113".
±wyitlaii to season, spice, perfume. yfelberande (ybil-) bringer of evil tidings,
wyrtig garden-like f fuU of herbs f iEL30«« OEG63" (v. ANS85-310).
wyrtmeta m. dish of herbs, pottage, WW. yfelound evil, malignani, LPs.
wyrt-mm, wyrt-(t)nuna m., -rume f. root^ yfelewedoUan {iS) to speak ev%l,'ERV%W^.
root-stock, CP : origin, beginning, stock. yfel-oweVende, -cwetSelgiende (EPs) evU-
[v. CC68J speaking, SP836".
wyrtrumlan to take root : (+) root out, DB. yfeldSd f. iU deed, injury, M.
wyrttOn, ±wyrtan (M) m. garden. yfeldSda m. evildoer, M.
wyrttQnh«ge 1 garden enclosure, GD67". yfeldSde evil-doing.
wyrtung f . a preparationof herbs, LcB 1 *342'*. yfeldftma m. wicked judge, NC335.
wyitwala (i, eo, u^; a, e*) m. root, stock, yteldbndm. evildoer, JnLlS^.
base. yfeldonde evU-doina, LL(424*^).
w^rtwallan (»*) to set, plant, root : root upf yfeldyilg ' stuUomaius,' ¥^165".
iEGB. yfele=:yfle <N
wyrtwalu f . = wyrtwala yteltul malicious, wicked, A 1 1 • 1 16".
wyrtwoard m. gardener, GD23 ; Jn20". yfelglomes f. malice, wickedness, DR.
wyrtwela=^rtwala ±yfeUaii to inflict evil, hurt, wrong, injure^
wyrtwweoro Ps : become bad, grow worse, suffer, W.
wyt9aa to irrigeUe with manure, A W'll. [*evil*]
+wyrtSaii I. (=ie) to value, appraise, ytBhe,yielliG evil, bad, foul, ugly. adv. -Ifce.
IL = + weortSan yfellSBrrende persuading to evil, GPH 390.
wyiKe=weorV yfelnes f. wickedness, depravity, ^;CP.
4- wyrSa ( — ie) n . bulk, contents, amount, LoD. [' evilness ' ]
wyriSeland =yrt$land ytelsacend m. blasphemer (eoful-)-
wyrtig I. fUting, deserved, A0266U. IL-- ^ytelsaolan to blaspheme, Bl189; GD289.
worVig yfdlsacung f . calumny, blasphemy.
wyrtflng m. faUow land? cuUivaled land? yfelssDC (eoful-) n? dJcwpAemy, £l624.
WW495**. ±yfe]sian (ebol) to blaspheme.
wymld- = woruld- ; wys- = wi8(8)- yfel^prAee, -spreoende evU-speaking.
w^soan (i) ( w. d. pen. and g. thing) to * wish, ' yfelsung (ebol-) f . blasphemy.
M,kO,CP : adopt. yfeltthtend m. inciter to evil, M.
-Hwj^oednes f. adoption, RBLll^. yfeltlhtende inciting to evil, M.
-HwysoendUe desirable, CM 109 : optative jtelwmendB vicious, M,CP.
{mood), MGb,. adv. -lice. yfelwlllendnes f. malice, LPs.
-f-w^sclng (!) f . adoption, RB 10*. yfelwllnlan to desire evil, LPs.
wisdom {M) = wisddm ; wyt = wit pron. yfelwoerc n. evil deed. DR 103^.
wyt-, wyt- = wit-, wit- ; wytt = wit pron. yfelwyrcende evil-doing, M.
wytiuna m.paranymph, AlZ-dO^*. [^wituni- jffelwyrde evil-speaking, E8 39*354.
bora? (BT)] yfemest superl. adj. highest, uppermost, CP.
wytS- = witJ- [uf an]
wyzIS pree. 3 sg. of weazan. yfera=yferra ; yterdrype = yf eadiype
yferra comp. adj. after, subsequent : higher.
[ufan]
Y yfesf. =efe8
yfesdrype (8b*) m. ' eaves-drop, * EC 141".
ybUberende(OEG53")=7felberende ^flg = ifig
^oan, ycean=:iecan yfle adv. (comp. win) evilly, badly, ill,
yce f. 'parruca,* a kind of bird, WW468" vjrongly, miserably, 0,Ps. [ cwT]
(v. ANS 119-434). ±yflian=yfelian
yoe (i) fm. toad, frog. yflung f. injury, GD197".
yote pret. 3 sg. of yean. yfmest= yfemest ; ygetl=iggat$
fd8Bges=id8egeB ^land=igland; ygtfeIIce=ietSelice
yddisc n? household stuff , furniture, posses- yhto = ihte; ^l = il; ylca(^) = ilca
sions, M. [ead] ylolaii=elcian; yldMield; yle=ile
^de = eode ; ^delMidel ; ydos = idee ylf , ylf e = self, ieUe
ydlso = yddisc ; ^dl- = idl- ylfet, ylf etu, ylf ette {M) = ilf etn
ytsMdrype = yf esdry pe ylful ( HGl629) = ieldf ul
yfel I. adj. gsm. yfel(e)6 bad, iU, Bl,Lcd,Mt : yip m. elephant, WW;M. Vdp*]
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YLPEN
370
YMBHYBIG
jrlpAii (i) of an eUpharU.
ylp«n- = elpen(d)- ; ylpesbAn = elpendban
yltota=ielde8ta wk. masc. saperl. of eald.
yltwlst f 7 catching of birds, WW361<.
ym-=ymb-, ymbe- ; yTab=ymhe
ymbflBinaii to travd round, BH28*.
ymbbegang = ymbgang
ymbbeorgan? to ahidd, defend.
ymbbenm* to surround.
ymbblgnes (bebig-) f. bending round, bend,
circuit, stoeep {of a river), BH424^*.
[biegan]
ymbblndan' to bind round, MkL9*'.
ymbbfkgan' to bend round.
ymboAfUm to embroider round, bedeck.
ymboeorfan* to circumcise, NG.
ymboMrfnes f. circumcision, JnR?**
(-cemes).
ymbeerr (»ie) m. turning about, going,
migration, NG : tergiversation, trickery, DR.
ymbownm =yiiibcyTran
ymbolycean to enclose, BP8l6^<^ (▼. ES
38-26).
ymbolyppan (i) to embrace, dasp, M.
ymbelypptng f . embracing, OEG4629 (emc-).
ymbeyniA m. assembly, convention, LL12
(ymo-).
ymbeyrnui (e*) to turn round, go round, make
the circuit of : overturn, change, NG.
ymbdringend = ymbhringend
ymbe I. prep. w. a. d. and adv. (of place)
around, about, at, upon, near, along, ^Chr :
(of time) about, at, after, b^ore. ymb ntan
about, by, around : (oausu, etc.) about, in
regard to, concerning, on account of, owing
to. tSns y. litel soon after, y. bSon to set
about a thing. [*embe ] II. n. swarm of
&ee«,L0Dl-384»;Mdf.
ymbe-=ymb-
ymbeaht mp. 'coUatio,* WW; OEG63>* (v.
ESI 1-492).
ymbeanUan to dweU round, VPsSO^*.
ymbebfttan to curb, restrain, Mst24'*.
ymbeb€gnes = ymbblgnes
ymtMomaii x= ymbieman
ymbefprAe f . conversation, comment, remark^
criticism, M.
ymbe-tbmo, -tSonc, -Ganoa m. thought, r^tec*
turn, CP.
ymbetfoncan =ymbt$enoan
ymbeftrldtan to deliberate, think about, NC
335.
ymb-tSBT (embef-) n., -fereld {M) nm.
journey round, circuit.
ymbfeBStnas f . enclosure^ DR.
ymbteestnimg f. monument, tomb, JnL19**.
ymbtseVmlan to embrace.
ymbfaran* to surround,AO 8C : travel round,
GD490'.
ymbfeng I. m. envelope, cover, OEG468.
IL pres. 3 ag. of ymbfdn.
ymbtftran to go about, journey round,
A4156;GPH396.
ymbflAogan* to fly around.
ymbfon' to surround, encompass, embrace,
grasp, seize, AO.
ymbtraBtevrlaD to decorate, surround vfith
txdomment.
ymb-gan any., -gangan' to go round,
surround.
ymbgang (eo*) m. going about, circuit, cir-
cumference, surrounding belt, AO.
ymbgearwlan to clothe, dress, NG.
ymbgedelf n. digging round, ^H 2-408".
ymb-gefnetwUn, -gefretwian (yP8)=ymb-
fretewian
ymbgeong (N) = ymb^ng
ymbgeoting? f. pourtng round, OEG (in-,
yn).
ymbgertnlan to adorn or deck round, BlPs
143».
ymb-gwetty-geseten 7ietghbouring,BB.2'362^
ymbgetettan = ymbaettan
ymbglrdan = ymbgyidan
ymbgongMymbgang
ymbgyrdan (i) to gird about, encircle,
surround, M.
ymbhabban to surround, AO : include, con-
tain.
ymbhaga m. enclosure for bees, Lcd 1-396*.
[ymbe II.]
ymbhaldan = ymbhealdan ^^
ymbhammen surrounded, covered, W W 340**.
ymblumgen pp. of ymbbdn.
ymbhealdim^ to encompass, Sat7.
y mbhte plan to heap round, crowd about,
WW.
ymbhMlg = ymbhydig
ymbhegUm to hedge round, M.
ymbMpan =ymbh^pan
ymbtalwan (WW381*)=:ymbhfpan
ymbhlemian (emb-) to surround, OEG 24.
ymbhoga m. care, anxiety, solicitude, con-
sideration, CP.
ymbhoglan to be anxious about, LPs.
ymbbdn' to surround, deck, claihe,
ymb-liringan to surround, fence round, CP :
wind round, WW.
ymbhringend m. attendant, member of a
retinue, Gi*.
ymbhtkung = ymbb^wung
ymbhweartt = ymbnwyrf t
ymbhweortan' (e*, n*) to turn round, revolve
go round, encompass : tend, cuUimUe, CP.
ymbhweortnee f . change, revolution, DR37^.
ymbhweoitt (e*) ^ymbfawyrft
ymbhwert- (u*, y») =ymbbweorf-
ymbhwyrf (e, ea, eo, i) m. rotation, reivolulian,
turn : cirde, extent, environment, cireuit,
orbit, M,CP : circle of the earth, orb, globe,
world, M,AO : region, district : cultivation,
M.
ymbhycgan to think about, reflect on, con-
sider.
ymb-ta^e, -hydi- =ymbh^g-
ymbhydig anxious, solicitotu, careful, sus-
picious : to be observed, needing attention, £.
adv. -Hoe.
YMBHYDIGIJO
371
YMBSENE
ymbh^dlgUo anxious, cartful, solicitous.
adv. -lioe.
ymbh^dSgnes f . anxiety, solicitude, M,
ymbhygd f. anxieiv,3is,GDs
ymbhygdlg =r7mbhydig
ymbh^pan to press round, assail,
ymhhjfvnuig (-huung) f. circumcision, JnL
ymbleman' (io, y) to run round.
ymblddan to lead round, OET (VHy7").
ymblSrglan (emb-) to provide «n& a rim,
surround, 0EG8»". [Iftrig]
ymbllcgan* to surround, enclose, AO.
ymbff8ai|i to sail roujut, BH408<«.
ymbloclan to look round, NG.
ymbloflan to praise, LPs 116^.
ymbl^in.circle,circuit,circumference,8ATl ?
ymbren n. * Smher-^tide, Smber-day, LkJjL.
[ymbryne]
ymbrendfiDg m. Ember-day.
ymbrene = ymbryne
ymbrenfsBsten n. periodical fast {tU Ember-
tide), M.
ymbren-wlce, -wuce f. Ember^week, LL
78[i3].
ymbrigdSBg = ymbrencUBg
ymbrlne = ymbrjrne
ymbryne (e*, i*) m. revohUion, circuit, course,
anniversary, M : lapse of time, M.
ymbsotewlan to look round, NG.
ymbsctowiendUoe adv. circumspecUy, BH
ymbsotewung f. *cireumspectio,* looking
round, DR.
ymbsdiian^ to shine round, M.
ymbicifVan^ to revolve about, 'Mxr2G'^.
ymbfer^daii to clothe, JE. [scrud]
ymbsoQwan to screen, defend {^obumbrare^),
EP8139*.
ymbsQ^nan = ymbscman
ymbstan (N) =ymbBeon II.
ymbsellan to surround, enclose, beset, M,
ymbMon L by^ to look round. Ihtbehold^
ing, regard.
ymb-iet, -setl n. siege.
ymbsetennes f . siege.
ymbsetnung f . sedition : siege.
ymbsett ruighbouring, BH362.
ymbsettan to set round, surround, beset, en-
compass, M : phmt.
ymb-sierwan, -sirwan pree. 3 aa, -sireC to
design, plot, CP : lay in wait for.
ymbalttan* to set round, surround, invest,
besiege, M,AO,CP : sit over, reflect upon,
'ymbslttendf m. one living near, neighb our.
ymbsmtagung (embe-) f . consideration, WW
165»
ymbsnftV, ymbsmden, pret. 3 sg. and pp. of
ymbaniSan.
ymbsnidennes f . circumcision, M.
ymbsnlVan^ to circumcise, M.
ymbsp»nnlng f. allurement, NO 336.
ymbspannail' to span or clasp round, em-
brace, BH302*.
ymbsprftc t. converstxtion, comment, criiieismp
M.
ymb6prftoe:( spoken about, weU kfioum.
ymbsprecan* to speak about, Lk 19^.
ymbstandan* to stand around, surround*
ymbstandend m. bystander, M (emb-).
ymb-standennes, -standnes Vcircumstantia,*
Pas.
ymbstrlean to smooth round, LoD36b.
ymbstyrlan to stir about, overtu rn, LkLI5'.
ymbswApe f. digression, WW5».
ymbswftpan' to sweep round, environ :
envelop, clothe.
ymbsw&pe =ymb8wepe
ymbswUan^ to revolve round, NC362.
ymbeyllan = ymbsellan
ymbsyrwan = ymbsierwan
ymb-trymlan, -trymman (^,CP) to sur*
round : fortify, protect.
ymbtrymmlng m. fortification, M.
ymbtynan to hedge round, surround, W liG**.
[tiin]
ymbtyman to turn round : surround.
ymb9(Mihtian to consider, reflect, CP.
ymbtlencan to think about, consider, CP.
ymbSono = ymbetSanc
ymbSreodlan (embtSryd-) to deliberate, Gl.
ymbSreodung (i, y) f. del^eration, con-
sideration.
ymbVringan' to press round, throng about,
ymbMngend = ymbhrinff end
ymbVrydung =ymbt$reodung
ymbQtan prep. (w. a.) and adv. around,
about, ouisiae, beyond, AO,CP.
ymbwfifan to clothe, LP844».
ymbwsBrian to turn (oneself) about, iurh
towards, NG.
ymbweaxan* to grow round, surround, AO.
ymbwendan to turn round : turn away,
avert.
ymbwendnes f . transmutation, change.
ymbwendung f. reviving, quickening :
behaviour, DR.
ymbweorpan' to surround, Av 1665.
ymbwielgaii to surround, beleaguer. Ex 66.
ymbwlndan* to clasp round, hold : wind
round.
ymbwlAttan to contemplate, M 146".
ymbwUttung f . contemj^ion, JE.
ymbwrltan^ to score round, circumscribe,
LoD 124a.
ymbwyroan to hedge in, vhiU in, CP : weave,
MtL27».
ymbyrnan = ymbieman
ymoyine = ymbcyme
ymel (e, e) m. weevH, mite, beetle, caterpillar,
MGTLiQDie).
ymele, ymle f . scroU, M.
ymen m. *hymn,^ sacred song, Bl,Pss, [L,
hymnus]
ymonbde f. book of hymns, BH484**.
ynMner=ymnere
ymensang m. hymn, GD,AJP8.
ymMfine bUnd, MH 1-418**.
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