OE Dictionary - W\nwá  1. m (-n/-n) woe, affliction, misery, evil; 2. interj (occ. w.d.) woe!, alas!; ~ lá, ~ lá wá, wei lá wei ah!, oh!, alas!\nwác  1. adj weak, soft, feeble, effeminate, cowardly, timid, pliant; slender, frail; insignificant, mean, poor; bad, vile; 2. n (-es/-) weakness; 3. past 3rd sing of wícan\nwac- see wæc-\nwacan2  sv/i6 3rd pres wæcþ past wóc/on ptp is gewacen to awake, arise, be born, originate\nwaccor see wacor\nwáce  adv weakly, slowly, negligently\nwacel see wacol\nwacen  f (-e/-a) wakefulness, sleeplessness; watching, vigil, watch; watch, division of the night; incentive; a watch, guard; a rousing, incitement\nwacian  wv/i2 to be awake, or active, keep awake, watch\nwácian  wv/i2 to become weak, languish; 1 waver, be cowardly, flinch\nwaciende  adj watching, vigilant\nwáclic  adj weakly, mean, vile, insignificant, trifling; adv ~líce\nwácmód  adj faint-hearted, cowardly; weak-minded, irresolute\nwácmódnes  f (-se/-sa) weakness (of mind or body), cowardice\nwácnes  f (-se/-sa) weakness, insignificance\nwacnian see wæcnan\nwacol  adj awake, vigilant, watchful, attentive; adv ~líce\nwacon see wacen\nwacor  adj watchful, vigilant; adv ~líce\nwacsan see wascan\nwácscipe  m (-es/-as) weakness, slackness\nwacu see niht~\nwacul see wacol\nwácung  f (-e/-a) vigilance\nwád  1. n (-es/-) woad; 2. ? (-?/-?) drag-net\nwad- see wæd-\nwadan  sv/i6 3rd pres wædeþ past wód/on ptp is gewaden to go, move, stride, advance; wade; ge~ traverse, pervade\nwadom see waðum\nwádsǽd  n (-es/-) woad-seed\nwádspitl  m (-es/-as) woad-dibble\nwadu see wád 2.\nwadung  f (-e/-a) traveling, going\nwafian  wv/t2 to wave\nwáfian  wv/i2 to be agitated, astonished, amazed, wv/t2 gaze at, wonder at, admire; hesitate\nwáfiende  adj of or belonging to the theatre, theatrical [theatralis], Pass., that may be seen, visible; Act., that can see, seeing [visibilis]\nwáforlic see wǽferlic\nwáfung  f (-e/-a) spectacle, display, pageantry, sight; astonishment; [wáfian]\nwáfungstede  m (-es/-as) place for shows, theater\nwáfungstów  f (-e/-a) place for shows, theater\nwág  1. m (-es/-as) wall; 2. see wǽg 1\nwághrægel  n (-es/-) tapestry, vail\nwagian  wv/t2 to move, shake, swing, totter\nwagn see wægn\nwágon see wǽgon, past pl of wegan\nwágrift  n (-es/-) tapestry, vail, curtain\nwágþeorl  n (-es/-?) doorway?, a break in a wall [þyrel]; [þyrelung þæs wages]\nwágþyling  f (-e/-a) wainscoting\nwagung  f (-e/-a) moving, shaking\nwáh  1. adj fine; 2. see wág\nwáh- see wág-\nwahsan see wascan\nwal see wæl 1\nwal- see wæl-, weal-\nwala see wela 1\nwálá!  interj w.g. see wá\nwáláwálá!  interj w.g. see wá\nwalan see walu 1\nWálas see Wéalas\nwalc- see wealc-\nwalcrigge see wælcyrige\nwalcyrge see wælcyrige\nwalcspinl  f (-e/-a) curling-iron, crisping-pin\nwald see weald\nwald- see weald-\nwalde see wolde\nwaldeníge  adj blue or grey-eyed, wall-eyed\nwaldmora see wéalhmora\nWále  f (-an/-an) Welshwoman, female slave\nwaled  adj striped, ridged\nwaler see weler\nwalh see wealh\nwálic  adj woeful, lamentable\nwall see weall\nwalu  1. f (-e/-a) ridge, bank; rib, comb (of helmet); metal ridge on top of helmet, like that on Sutton Hoo helmet; weal, mark of a blow; 2. see wæl 1\nwálwyrt see wéalwyrt\nwam see wamm\nwamb  f (-e/-a) belly, stomach; bowels; heart; womb; hollow\nwambádl  f (-e/-a) stomach-ache\nwambcwide2  m (-es/-as) shameful speech, curse, blasphemy\nwambecoðu  f (-e/-a) stomach trouble\nwambegicða  m (-n/-n) itching of the stomach\nwambewyrm  m (-es/-as) intestinal worm\nwambhord  n (-es/-) contents of the belly\nwambséoc  adj having pain in the stomach\nwamdǽd2  f (-e/-e) deed of shame, crime\nwamfreht  n (-es/-) sinful divination\nwamful2  adj impure, shameful, sinful, bad\nwamlust  m (-es/-as) allurement, enticement\nwamm  1. m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) stain, spot, scar; disgrace, defect, defilement, sin, evil, crime; injury, loss, hurt, misfortune; 2. adj shameful, bad\nwamsceaða2  m (-n/-n) sin-stained foe, devil\nwamscyldig  adj sinful, criminal\nwamwlite  m (-es/-as) wound in the face\nwamwyrcend  m (-es/-) worker of sin [listed as ~e]\nwan  1. adj wanting, deficient, lacking, absent; (usu indecl. and used predicatively); ánes ~ þe þritig or ánes ~a þrittigum twenty-nine; 2. past 3rd sing of winnan; 3. see wann\nwan-  prefix expresses privation or negation\nwana  1. m (-n/-n) lack, want, deficiency; ~ béon to lack, fail; 2. see wan 1\nwananbéam  m (-es/-as) spindle-tree\nwanǽht  f (-e/-a) want, poverty\nwancian  wv/i2 to waver\nwancol  adj unstable, unsteady, tottering, vacillating, weak\nwand  1. past 3rd sing of windan; 2. f? (-e/-a) mole (animal)\nWandale  m pl the Vandals\nwandeweorpe  f (-an/-an) mole (animal)\nwandian  wv/t2 to hesitate, flinch, desist from, omit, neglect; fear, stand in awe; have regard to, care for\nwandlung  f (-e/-a) changeableness\nwandodlíce see unfor~\nwandrian  wv/i2 3rd pres wandraþ past wandrode ptp is gewandrod to wander, roam, fly around, hover; change; stray, err\nwandung  f (-e/-a) 1. feeling of respect; 2. turning aside\nwandwurp see wandeweorpe\nwandwyrp see wandeweorpe\nwanfáh  adj dark-hued\nwanfeax  adj dark-haired\nwanfóta  m (-n/-n) pelican\nwanfýr  n (-es/-) lurid flame\nwang  1. m (-es/-as) plain, mead, field, place; world; 2. m (-es/-as) see wange\nwangbeard  m (-es/-as) whisker\nwange  n (-an/-an) jaw, cheek\nwangendlic  adj diminutive (2)\nwangere  m (-es/-as) pillow, bolster\nwangstede2  m (-es/-as) place, locality\nwangtóþ  m (-es/-téþ) molar, grinder\nwangturf  f (-tyrf/-tyrf) meadow-turf\nwanhafa  m (-n/-n) poor man\nwanhafol  adj needy\nwanhafolnes  f (-se/-sa) want, hunger\nwanhafnes  f (-se/-sa) want, hunger\nwanhafenes  f (-se/-sa) want, hunger\nwanhál  adj unsound, weak, ill, maimed\nwanhálnes  f (-se/-sa) weakness, ill-health\nwanhæf- see wanhaf-\nwanhǽlþ  f (-e/-a) weakness, sickness\nwanhǽw  adj bluish\nwanhlýte  adj having no share in, free from\nwanhoga  m (-n/-n) thoughtless one, fool\nwanhygd2  f (-e/-a) carelessness, recklessness, daring\nwanhýd2  f (-e/-a) carelessness, recklessness, daring\nwanhygdig2  adj careless, rash\nwanian1  wv/t2 to diminish, lessen, curtail, injure, impair, take from; infringe, annul; wv/i2 to diminish, dwindle, decline, fade, decay; wane\nwánian  wv/t2 to complain, bewail, lament, bemoan\nwaniendlic  adj diminutive (1)\nwann  1. adj dark, dusky, lurid; 2. past 3rd sing of winnan\nwannhál see wanhál\nwannian  wv/i2 to become dark-colored, turn black; become discolored?\nwanniht  adj wan, pale, livid\nwansǽlig2  adj unhappy\nwansceaft2  f (-e/-a) misery, misfortune\nwansceafta  m (-n/-n) a disease\nwansceafte  f (-an/-an) a disease\nwanscrýd  adj poorly clad\nwanséoc  adj melancholic [commitialis?]\nwansian  wv/t2 to diminish\nwanspéd  f (-e/-e) poverty, want\nwanspédig  adj poor, indigent\nwanung  f (-e/-a) waning, decrease, deprivation, diminution, loss, injury, weakening\nwánung  f (-e/-a) howling, lamentation\nwanwegende  adj waning (moon)\nwápe  ? (-?/-?) napkin, towel?\nwapelian  wv/t2 to bubble, froth, exhale, emit, pour forth\nwapolian  wv/t2 to bubble, froth, exhale, emit, pour forth\nwapul  m? (-es/-as) bubble, froth\nwar see wearr\nwár  1. n (-es/-) sea-weed; sand; 2. see wǽr\nwara gen sing of waru\nwaran see burg~, ceaster~, eorð~\nwaras see weras, pl of wer 1\nwaras see burg~, eorð~\nwaraþ see waroþ\nward  1. see weard; 2. wearþ (weorðan)\nware see burg~, eorð~, ceaster~\nwaren- see warn-\nwarht see worht\nwarian  wv/t2 1. to be wary, beware; 1 guard, protect, defend; warn; 2 hold, possess, attend; 2 inhabit; 2. to make a treaty (with)\nwárig  adj weedy, dirty\nwáriht  adj full of sea-weed\nwaritréo see weargtréow\nwarnian  wv/t2 1 to warn, caution; 1 take warning, take heed, guard oneself against; deny (oneself, etc.) [wearn]\nwarnung  f (-e/-a) warning; foresight, caution\nwaroþ  n (-es/-) shore, strand, beach\nwároþ  n (-es/-) alga, sea-weed\nwaroþfaroþ  m (-es/-as) surf\nwaroþgewinn  n (-es/-) surf\nwarp see wearp 1\nwarr see wearr\nwarpenig see weardpening\nwarscipe see wærscipe\nwarþ  1. see waroþ; 2. see wearþ, past 3rd sing of weorðan\nwaru  1. f (-e/-a) ware, article of merchandise; 2. f (-e/-a) shelter, protection, care, custody, guard, defense, vindication\nwaru see burg~, ciric~, eorð~\nwaruþ see waroþ\nwáruþ see wároþ\nwas see wæs\nwása see wudu~\nwascan  sv/t6 3rd pres wæscþ past wósc/on ptp gewascen to wash, cleanse; bathe, lave\nWascan  m pl the Gascons\nwáse  f (-an/-an) mire, marsh\nwásend  m (-es/-) weasand, windpipe, gullet\nwásescite  f (-an/-an) cuttlefish [wáse, sceotan]\nwassen  m? (-es/-as) vassal; [Celtic]\nwást pres 2nd sing of witan\nwát  1. pres 3rd sing of witan; 2. past 3rd sing of witan; 3. see wǽt\nwatel  m (watles/watlas) wattle, hurdle, covering; pl thatching\nwater see wæter\nwatol see watel\nwatr- see wætr-, wæter-\nwatul see watel\nwáþ2  f (-e/-a) wandering, journey; pursuit, hunt, hunting, chase\nwáðan?  wv/i1b to wander, flee\nwaðema see waðuma\nwáðol  adj wandering? or m full moon?\nwaðum  m (-es/-as) wave, flood, stream, sea\nwaðuma  m (-n/-n) wave, flood, stream, sea\nwáwa see wéa\nwáwan  sv/i7 3rd pres wǽwþ past wéow/on ptp gewáwen to blow (of wind)\nwaxan  1. see wascan; 2. see weaxan\nwaxgeorn see weaxgeorn\nwǽ see wá\nwæarhród see weargród\nwæb see webb\nwæbb see webb\nwǽc- see wác-\nwǽcan1  irreg wv/t1b to weaken, oppress, trouble [wác]\nwæccan1  wv/t1a to watch, wake [see wacian]\nwæcc  f (-e/-a) watch, vigil, wakefulness\nwæcce  f (-an/-an) watch, vigil, wakefulness\nwæccen see wacen\nwæccende  adj watchful, awake\nwæccendlíce  adv watchfully\nwæccer see wacor\nwæcen see wacen\nwæcg see wecg\nwæcian see wacian\nwæcnan  wv/i1b to come into being, awake, come forth, spring from, arise, be born\nwæcnian  wv/i2 to come into being, awake, come forth, spring from, arise, be born\nwæd1  n (-es/wadu) ford, water, sea, ocean (usually pl)\nwǽd  f (-e/-e) robe, dress, apparel, clothing, garment, covering; sail; brýdes ~e wedding garment\nwǽd- see wéd-\nwǽdbréc  f pl breeches\nwædd see wedd\nwǽde1 n see wǽd f\nwǽdelnes  f (-se/-sa) poverty\nwæden see waden, ptp of wadan\nwǽden  adj of woad, bluish, purple [wád]\nwæder see weder\nwǽderáp  m (-es/-as) syat, halyard; pl rigging\nwǽdl  f (-e/-a) poverty; barrenness\nwǽdla  adj poor, destitute; noun beggar, poor man\nwǽdle see wǽdl\nwǽdlian  wv/i2 to be poor, destitute, wv/t2 beg\nwǽdlig  adj poor\nwǽdligend  adj poor\nwǽdling  m (-es/-as) poor person\nwǽdlnes see wǽdelnes\nwǽdlung  f (-e/-a) poverty, want; begging\nwǽdo see wǽd\nwæf past 3rd sing of wefan\nwǽfan  wv/t1b to clothe\nwǽfels  m (-es/-as) covering, mantle, cloak, dress, clothing, garment\nwæfergange  f (-an/-an) spider [wefan]\nwǽferhús  n (-es/-) amphitheatre\nwǽferlic  adj of a theatre, theatrical\nwǽfernes  f (-se/-sa) show, pomp, pageant\nwǽfersén see wǽfersýn\nwǽferséon see wǽfersýn\nwǽfersolor  m (-es/-soleras) pulpitum, stage\nwǽferstów  f (-e/-a) stage\nwǽfersýn  f (-e/-a) spectacle, sight, show, display [wáfian]\nwæflian  wv/t2 to speak foolishly\nwǽfon past pl of wefan\nwǽfre  adj unstable, unsteady, wavering, wandering, restless; flickering, expiring\nwæfs see wæps\nwæft  f (-e/-a) show, spectacle\nwæfþ  f (-e/-a) show, spectacle\nwǽfung see wáfung\nwæg  1. see weg; 2. past 3rd sing of wegan\nwǽg  1. m (-es/-as) motion; water; wave, billow, flood, sea; 2. 1 see wǽge\nwægan see wegan\nwǽgan1  wv/t1b to trouble, afflict; deceive, falsify; ge~ frustrate\nwǽgbora  m (-n/-n) child of the waves?, wave-bearer?\nwǽgbord  n (-es/-) ship, vessel\nwǽgdéor  n (-es/-) sea-animal\nwǽgdropa  m (-n/-n) water-drop, tear\nwǽge  1. f (-an/-an) weight, scales, balance; wey (of cheese, wool, etc.); pensum, burden; 2. 2 n (-es/-u) cup, chalice\nwægel see pægel\nwægen see wægn\nwægenþíxl see wægneþíxl\nwǽgescalu see wǽgscalu\nwǽgetunge  f (-an/-an) tongue of a balance\nwǽgfaru  f (-e/-a) track in the sea\nwǽgfær  n (-es/-faru) sea-voyage\nwǽgfæt  n (-es/-fatu) water-vessel, clouds\nwǽgflota2  m (-n/-n) (wave-floater), ship\nwǽghengest2  m (-es/-as) ship\nwǽgholm  m (-es/-as) sea, ocean\nwǽglǽst see wegléast\nwǽglíðend2  m (-es/-) sea-farer, sailor\nwǽglíðende2  adj seafaring\nwægn  m (-es/-as) carriage, wain, wagon, chariot, cart, vehicle; Carles ~; ~es þíxl the constellation of the Great Bear\nwægnan see be~\nwægnere  m (-es/-as) wagoner\nwǽgnere  m (-es/-as) enticer [wǽgnian]\nwægnest see wegnest\nwægnfaru  f (-e/-a) chariot-journey\nwægngehradu  f (-e/-a) wagon-plank\nwægngeféra  m (-n/-n) wagon-companion [carpentarius], [collegiatus]\nwægngewǽde  n (-es/-u) wagon-cover\nwægnscilling  m (-es/-as) tax on wagons\nwægntréow  n (-es/-) log given to the carter of a load of wood\nwægnþol see wǽhþoll\nwægnweg  m (-es/-as) cart-road\nwægnwyrhta  m (-n/-n) a wagon- or carriage-maker [carpentarius], cart-wright\nwǽgon past pl of wegan\nwǽgpundern  n (-es/-) weighing-machine\nwǽgráp?  m (-es/-as) wave-rope, wave-bond (ice)\nwǽgryft see wágrift\nwǽgscalu  f (-e/-a) scale of a balance; [scealu; Ger wagschale]\nwǽgstæþ  n (-es/-staðu) sea-shore\nwǽgstréam  m (-es/-as) current\nwǽgsweord  n (-es/-) sword with wavy pattern\nwǽgðel2  n (-es/-) ship, vessel\nwǽgþréa  n (-n/-n) peril of the sea\nwǽgþréat  m (-es/-as) deluge\nwǽhþoll  m (-es/-as) battering ram\nwæl  1. n (-es/walu) slaughter, carnage; ~ gesléan to slaughter; field of battle; usu in pl dead bodies; 2. m see wiell; 3. see wel\nwǽl  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) whirlpool, eddy, pool; ocean, sea, river, flood\nwæl- see wel-\nwǽl- see wéal-\nwæla see wela\nwǽlan1  wv/t1b to afflict, vex, torment\nwælbedd2  n (-es/-) slaughter-bed\nwælbend  f (-e/-a) band of destruction\nwælbenn  f (-e/-a) deadly wound\nwælbléat  adj deadly; deadly-pale?\nwælceald  adj deadly-cold\nwælcéasega  m (-n/-n) carrion-picker (raven)\nwælclomm  m (-es/-as) deadly fetter\nwælcræft  m (-es/-as) deadly power\nwælcwealm  m (-es/-as) violent death\nwælcyrge  f (-an/-an) (chooser of the slain), witch, sorcerer [Valkyrie] (1); According to the mythology, as seen in its Northern form, the Val-kyrjur were the goddesses who chose the slain that were to be conducted by them to Odin’s hall – Val-halla\nwælcyrging  m (-es/-as) one that belongs to the race of the wælcyrgan [gorgoneus]\nwælcyrie  f (-an/-an) (chooser of the slain), witch, sorcerer [Valkyrie] (3); According to the mythology, as seen in its Northern form, the Val-kyrjur were the goddesses who chose the slain that were to be conducted by them to Odin’s hall – Val-halla\nwælcyrige  f (-an/-an) (chooser of the slain), witch, sorcerer [Valkyrie] (2); According to the mythology, as seen in its Northern form, the Val-kyrjur were the goddesses who chose the slain that were to be conducted by them to Odin’s hall – Val-halla\nwældéaþ  m (-es/-as) death in battle, violent death\nwældréor2  n (-es/-) blood of battle, battle-gore\nwælegian see weligian\nwæler see weler\nwælfág  adj blood-stained\nwælfǽhþ  f (-e/-a) deadly feud\nwælfæðm  m (-es/-as) deadly embrace\nwælfeall see wælfill\nwælfel  adj greedy for corpses, ghoulish\nwælfeld  m (-a/-a) battlefield\nwælfill  m (-es/-as) slaughter, death, destruction\nwælfús  adj awaiting death\nwælfyll see wælfill\nwælfyllu  f (-e/-a) fill of slaughter\nwælfýr2  n (-es/-) deadly fire; funeral pyre\nwælgǽst2  m (-es/-as) murderous sprite\nwælgár2  m (-a/-a) deadly spear\nwǽlgenga  m (-n/-n) sea-monster\nwælgífre2  adj bloodthirsty, murderous\nwælgimm  m (-es/-as) death-bringing gem?\nwælgrǽdig  adj flesh-eating, cannibal\nwælgrim  adj fierce, violent, bloody, cruel; fateful, dire; adv ~líce\nwægrimnes  f (-se/-sa) cruelty, terror\nwælgryre  m (-es/-as) deadly horror\nwælhere  m (-es/-as) slaughtering army\nwælhelm  m (-es/-as) death-stroke\nwælhlence2  f (-an/-an) coat of mail\nwælhréow  adj cruel, fierce, savage, bloodthirsty\nwælhréowlic  adj cruel; adv ~líce\nwælhréownes  f (-se/-sa) cruelty, ferocity, atrocity, slaughter\nwælhwelp  m (-es/-as) destroying hound\nwǽlic see wíelisc\nwælig see welig\nwæll- see wæl-\nwæll see weall\nwælla see willa 2\nwællan see willan\nwælle see wille\nwælm see wielm\nwælmist2  m (-es/-as) mist of death\nwælnett  n (-es/-) death-net\nwælníþ  m (-es/-as) deadly hostility, war\nwælnot  m (-es/-as) baleful inscription\nwælpíl  m (-es/-as) deadly arrow, dart\nwǽlráp?  m (-es/-as) flood-fetter (ice)\nwælræs  m (-es/-rasas) deadly onslaught\nwælræst see wælrest\nwælrǽw see wælhréow\nwælréaf  n (-es/-) spoil from the slain; act of spoiling the slain\nwælréc  m (-es/-as) deadly reek\nwælregn  m (-es/-as) deluge\nwælréow see wælhréow\nwælrest2  f (-e/-a) bed of slaughter, grave\nwælrún  f (-e/-a) murderous song?\nwǽlsc see wíelisc\nwælsceaft  m (-es/-as) deadly spear\nwælscel  n? (-es/-u) carnage\nwælseax  n (-es/-) dagger\nwælslieht  m (-es/-as) slaughter, carnage; 2 combat\nwælsliehta  m (-n/-n) murderer, slayer\nwælsliht see wælslieht\nwælslihta see wælsliehta\nwælslítende  adj corpse-biting; deadly-biting\nwælspere  n (-es/-u) deadly spear\nwælsteng  m (-es/-as) spear-shaft\nwælstów  f (-e/-a) place of slaughter, battlefield; ágan ~e geweald to obtain possession of the battlefield, conquer\nwælstrǽl  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) deadly shaft\nwælstréam  m (-es/-as) deadly flood\nwælsweng  m (-es/-as) deadly thrust\nwælt  ? (-?/-?) part of thigh, sinew [weald]\nwæltan see wyltan\nwælwang  m (-es/-as) field of the slain\nwælweg see hwælweg\nwælwulf2  m (-es/-as) warrior; cannibal\nwǽlwyrt see wéalwyrt\nwæm  1. see wamm; 2. see hwamm\nwæm- see wem-\nwæmbede  adj big-bellied [wamb]\nwæmman see wemman\nwǽmn see wǽpen\nwǽmnian see wǽpnian\nwæmst- see wæstm-\nwæn see wenn\nwæn- see wen-\nwǽn see wægn\nwǽnan see wénan\nwǽnes  1. see wácnes; 2. see wóhnes\nwæng see wang\nwænge see wange\nWænle  m pl the Vandals\nwǽnunga see wénunga\nwǽpan see wépan\nwǽpen  n (wǽpnes/-) weapon, sword; pl arms; penis [membrum virile]\nwǽpenbǽre  adj weapon-bearing\nwǽpenbora  m (-n/-n) weapon-bearer, warrior, knight\nwǽpend see wǽpned\nwǽpened see wǽpned\nwǽpengetæc  n (-es/-tacu) wapentake (subdivision of a riding)\nwǽpengeþræc  n (-es/-þracu) clash of spears?\nwǽpengewrixl  n (-es/-) hostile encounter\nwǽpengewrixle  n (-es/-) hostile encounter\nwǽpenhád see wǽpnedhád\nwǽpenhete  m (-es/-as) armed hate\nwǽpenhús  n (-es/-) armory\nwǽpenléas  adj unarmed\nwǽpenlic  adj male\nwǽpenstrǽl  f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as) arrow\nwǽpentæc see wǽpengetæc\nwǽpenþracu2  f (-e/-a) storm of weapons\nwǽpenþrǽge  ? (-?/-?) weapon, equipment?\nwǽpenwífestre see wǽpnedwífestre\nwǽpenwiga  m (-n/-n) armed warrior\nwǽpmann see wǽpnedmann\nwǽpn see wǽpen\nwǽpnahús see wǽpenhús\nwǽpned  1. adj child; 2. m (-es/-as) male person\nwǽpnedbearn  n (-es/-) male child\nwǽpnedcild  n (-es/-ru) male child\nwǽpnedcynn  n (-es/-) male sex\nwǽpnedhád  m (-a/-a) male sex; sexual power\nwǽpnedhand  f (-a/-a) male line\nwǽpnedhealf  f (-e/-a) male line\nwǽpnedmann  m (-es/-menn) male, man\nwǽpnedwífestre  f (-an/-an) hermaphrodite\nwǽpnian1  wv/t2 to arm\nwǽpnmann see wǽpnedmann\nwǽpnung1  f (-e/-a) armor; army\nwæps  m (-es/-as) wasp [L vespa]\nwær  1. adj wary, cautious, prudent; w.g. aware of; ready, prepared, attentive; nom/acc pl masc ware; 2. 2 n (-es/waru) sea, ocean [ON verr]; 3. see wer; 4. see wearr\nwǽr  1. adj true, correct; 2. f (-e/-a) faith, fidelity; keeping, protection; agreement, treaty, compact, pledge, covenant; bond (of friendship)\nwær- see war-, wear-, wer-, wier-, wyr-\nwæran see werian\nwærc  m (-es/-as) pain, suffering, anguish; also wræc\nwærcan  wv/i1b to be in pain\nwærcsár  n (-es/-) pain\nwære see wer 2\nwǽre  1. see wǽr 2; 2. past 2nd sing of wesan\nwǽrfæst2  adj honorable, faithful, trusty\nwǽrg see wérig\nwǽrganga2  m (-n/-n) one seeking protection, stranger (2)\nwǽrgenga2  m (-n/-n) one seeking protection, stranger (1)\nwǽrigian see wérgian\nwærian1  wv/t2 to go, pass by\nwǽrléas2  adj faithless, perfidious\nwærlic  1. adj careful, wary, circumspect; adv ~líce; 2. see werlic\nwǽrlíce  adv truly\nwærlicnes  f (-se/-sa) wariness\nwǽrloga2  m (-n/-n) troth-breaker, traitor, liar, devil; [warlock; léogan]\nwærlot  n (-es/-u) craftiness, deceit\nwærna see wrenna\nwærnes  1. f (-se/-sa) wariness, caution; 2. see weargnes\nwǽron past pl of wesan\nwærnung see wiernung\nwærsagol  adj cautious in speech\nwærscipe  m (-es/-as) cunning, caution, prudence\nwǽrstlic see wrǽstlic\nwærword  n (-es/-) word of warning\nwærwyrde  adj cautious in speech\nwæs past 1st, 3rd sing of wesan\nwæsc  n (-es/-) ablution, washing\nwæsce see scéap~\nwæscen see wascen, past part of wascan\nwæscern  n (-es/-) washing-place\nwæscestre  f (-an/-an) washer, house-keeper, presbytera\nwæschús  n (-es/-) wash-house, bath-house\nwæscing  m (-es/-as) washing, ablution\nwǽsend see wásend\nwæsma see here~\nwæsp see wæps\nwæst see west\nwǽst- see wést-\nwæstem- see wæstm-\nwæstling  m (-es/-as) sheet, blanket\nwæstm  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) growth, increase; plant, produce, offspring, fruit; result, benefit, product; interest, usury; abundance; stature, form, figure\nwæstmaseten  f (-ne/-na) planting\nwæstmbǽre  adj fruitful\nwæstmbǽrnes  f (-se/-sa) fruitfulness\nwæstmbǽru  f (-e/-a) fruitfulness\nwæstmberende  adj fertile\nwæstmberendnes  f (-se/-sa) fertility\nwæstme f see wæstm\nwæstmfæst  adj fruitful\nwæstmian  wv/i2 to grow, increase, bear fruit\nwæstmléas  adj unfruitful\nwæstmlic  adj fruitful\nwæstmsceatt  m (-es/-as) interest, usury\nwæsþm see wæstm\nwǽt  1. adj wet, moist, rainy; 2. n (-es/-) moisture; liquid, drink; ǽt and ~ food and drink\nwǽta  m (-n/-n) wetness, moisture, humors, fluid, water; drink; sap; urine\nwǽtan1  wv/t1b to wet, moisten, water; become wet; bedew\nwǽte  f see wǽta m\nwæter  n (-es/-) water; sea\nwæterádl  f (-e/-a) dropsy\nwæterǽdre  f (-an/-an) spring of water, source\nwæterǽddre  f (-an/-an) spring of water, source\nwæterælfádl  f (-e/-a) a disease\nwæterælfen  f (-e/-a) water-elf\nwæterberend  m (-es/-) water-bearer, sutler, camp-follower\nwæterberere  m (-es/-as) water-bearer, sutler, camp-follower\nwæterbóh  m (-bós/-bós) succulent shoot, sprig\nwæterbolla  m (-n/-n) dropsy\nwæterbróga  m (-n/-n) frightful flood\nwæterbúc  m (-es/-as) water-pot, pitcher\nwæterbucca  m (-n/-n) water-spider\nwæterburne  f (-an/-an) water-stream\nwæterbyden  f (-e/-a) bucket, cask\nwætercláþ  m (-es/-as) towel\nwætercróg  m (-es/-as) water-pot\nwætercrúce  f (-an/-an) water-pot\nwætercynn  n (-es/-) water, form or kind of water\nwæterdrinc  m (-es/-as) a drink of water\nwæteregsa2  m (-n/-n) water-terror (1)\nwæteregesa2  m (-n/-n) water-terror (2)\nwæterelfen see wæterælfen\nwæterfæsten  n (-nes/-nu) water-fastness, place protected by water\nwæterfæt  n (-es/-fatu) water-pot, flagon\nwæterflaxe  f (-an/-an) water-pitcher\nwæterflód  m (-es/-as) water-flood, inundation, deluge\nwæterfrocga  m (-n/-n) water-frog\nwæterful  adj dropsical\nwæterfyrhtnes  f (-se/-sa) hydrophobia\nwætergát  f (-gǽt/-gǽt) water-spider\nwætergeblǽd  n (-es/-) watery pustule?\nwætergefeall  n (-es/-) waterfall\nwætergelád  n (-es/-) conduit\nwætergelæt  n (-es/-gelatu) aqueduct\nwætergesceaft  f (-e/-a) nature of water\nwætergewæsc  n (-es/-) alluvium\nwætergrund  m (-es/-as) sea-bottom, depth\nwætergyte  m (-es/-as) Aquarius (sign of the zodiac)\nwæterhæfern  m (-es/-as) crab\nwæterhálgung  f (-e/-a) consecration of water\nwæterhelm  m (-es/-as) covering of ice\nwæterian1  wv/t2 to water, moisten, irrigate, supply water (to); lead (cattle) to water\nwæterig  adj watery, watered\nwæterléas  adj waterless\nwæterléast  f (-e/-a) want of water\nwæterléod  m (-es/-as) fish\nwæterlic  adj aquatic\nwæterméle  m (-es/-as) bowl, basin\nwæternǽdre  f (-an/-an) water-snake\nwæterordál  n (-es/-) water-ordeal\nwæterpund  n (-es/-) a square, employed by carpenters, masons, etc., for making right angles (cf. regula) [norma], An instrument for detecting any variation from a perfectly horizontal surface, a level, water-level, plummetline [libella aquatica]\nwæterpytt  m (-es/-as) water-pit, well\nwæterríðe  f (-an/-an) conduit\nwæterscéat  m (-es/-as) napkin, towel\nwæterscipe  m (-es/-as) sheet of water, waters; conduit (1)\nwæterscype  m (-es/-as) sheet of water, waters; conduit (2)\nwæterscýte  f (-an/-an) towel, napkin\nwæterséaþ  m (-a/-a) cistern; pool, lake\nwæterséoc  adj dropsical\nwæterséocnes  f (-se/-sa) dropsy\nwæterslæd  n (-es/-sladu) watery glade\nwætersol  n (-es/-u) pool\nwæterspryng  m (-es/-as) water-spring\nwætersteall  m (-es/-as) standing water, pond\nwæterstefn  f (-e/-a) voice of waters\nwæterstoppa  m (-n/-n) bucket\nwæterstréam  m (-es/-as) river\nwætertíge  m (-es/-as) canal, aqueduct\nwæterþéote  f (-an/-an) conduit, flood-gate, torrent, cataract\nwæterþísa  m (-n/-n) whale; ship\nwæterþissa  m (-n/-n) whale; ship\nwæterþrúh  f (-e/-þrýh) water-pipe, conduit; [dat þrúm]\nwæterþrýþ  f (-e/-e) rush of waters\nwæterung  f (-e/-a) watering, providing with water, carriage of water\nwæterwǽdlnes  f (-se/-sa) dearth of water\nwæterweg  m (-es/-as) watercourse\nwæterwiell  m (-es/-as) spring, fountain\nwæterwríte  f (-an/-an) clepsydra, water-clock\nwæterwyll see wæterwiell\nwæterwyrt  f (-e/-e) water star-wort\nwæterýþ  f (-e/-a) billow\nwǽtian  wv/i2 to be wet\nwætig see pætig\nwætla  m (-n/-n) swathe, bandage\nwǽtnes  f (-se/-sa) moisture\nwætrian see wæterian\nwætter see wæter\nwǽtung  f (-e/-a) wetting, moisture\nwæþ  n (-es/waðu) ford [ON vað]\nwǽða see here~\nwǽðan  wv/t1b to wander, roam about; hunt [wáþ]\nwǽðeburne  f (-an/-an) fishing stream?\nwǽðelnes see wǽdelnes\nwǽðl see wǽdl\nwǽwærðlic  adj serious?; adv ~líce confidently?, plausibly?\nwæx see weax\nwǽx see wéox, past 3rd sing of weaxan\nwæxþ pres 3rd sing of wascan\nwe  pron we; gen user, ure; dat ús; acc úsic\nwéa  m (-n/-n) misfortune, evil, harm, trouble; grief, woe, misery; sin, wickedness\nweacen see wacen\nwéacwánian  wv/t2 to lament\nwéadǽd2  f (-e/-e) evil deed\nwéadhóc see wéodhóc\nweadu see wudu\nwéafod see wéofod\nweag see weg\nwéagesíþ  m (-es/-as) companion in trouble, companion in crime\nweagian see wagian\nweahte past 3rd sing of weccan\nweahxan see weaxan\nweal  1. see weall; 2. see wæl\nweal see wealh\nweal- see weall-, wel-\nwéaláf2  f (-e/-a) wretched remnant\nwéaland see wéalland\nWéalas  m pl the Welsh (pl of wealh); Wales; West ~ West-Welsh, Cornish\nwealca  m (-n/-n) 2 billow, rolling wave; light floating garment\nwealcan  sv/i7 3rd pres wielcþ past wéolc/on ptp is gewealcen 1 to move round, revolve, roll, toss; fluctuate; revolve in one’s mind, discuss, scheme, reflect; roll together; ge~ go, traverse\nwealcere  m (-es/-as) fuller\nwealcian1  wv/t2 to curl; roll up\nwealcol  adj mobile, not firmly fixed; rolling in the waves\nwealcspinl  f (-e/-a) crisping-pin\nWéalcynn  n (-es/-) the Welsh kin\nweald  1. m (-a/-a) forest, weald, wood, grove; bushes, foliage; 2. m (-a/-a) power, dominion, mastery (usu. ge~); groin; 3. adj powerful; 4. conj in case; ~ þeah perhaps, possibly\nwealdan1  sv/t7 3rd pres wieldeþ past wéold/on ptp gewealden w.g.d.i.a. to rule, control, determine, direct, command, govern, possess; wield (a weapon), exercise; cause, bring about\nwealdbǽr  f (-e/-a) place affording mast for swine\nwealdend  1. m (-es/-) leader, controller, ruler, lord, king (often of God); 2. f (-e/-a) female ruler\nwealdende1  adj ruling, powerful\nWealdengod  m (-es/-as) Lord God\nwealdendras  late m pl of wealdend\nwealdes  adv of one’s own accord, voluntarily\nwealdgenga  m (-n/-n) robber, thief\nwealdleðer1  n (-es/-) rein, bridle\nwealdmoru see wéalhmoru\nwealdnes  f (-se/-sa) rule\nwealdswaðu  f (-e/-a) forest-track\nwealdweaxe  f (-an/-an) sinew\nweale see wale\nwéales gen sing of wealh\nwealfæsten see weallfæsten\nwealg  adj nauseous?\nwealgat see weallgeat\nwealh  m (wéales/wéalas) foreigner, stranger, slave; Briton, Welshman; shameless person\nwealhát  adj boiling hot, red-hot\nwealhbasu  f (-e/-a) foreign red, vermilion\nWealhcynn  n (-es/-) men of Wales, Britons\nwealhen see wíelen\nwealhfæreld  n (-es/-) a force which patrolled the Welsh border?\nwealhgeféra  m (-n/-n) commander of the ‘wealhfæreld’\nwealhgeréfa  m (-n/-n) commander of the ‘wealhfæreld’\nwealhháfoc  m (-es/-as) foreign hawk, falcon\nwealhhnutu  f (-e/-hnyte) walnut [gen ~hnute; dat ~hnyte; pl nom/acc ~hnyte]\nwealhisc see wíelisc\nwealhmora  m (-n/-n) carrot, parsnip\nwealhmore  f (-an/-an) carrot, parsnip\nwealhmoru  f (-e/-a) carrot, parsnip\nwealhstod  m (-es/-as) interpreter, translator; mediator\nWealhþéod  f (-e/-a) Welsh nation\nwealhwyrt  f (-e/-e) elecampane\nwealhwyrt see wéalwyrt\nwealian  wv/i2 to be defiant\nwéalic  adj woeful, sorrowful\nweall  1. m (-es/-as) wall, dike, earthwork, rampart, dam; 2 rocky shore, cliff; 2. f (-e/-a) fervor; 3. see wæl; 4. see wiell\nweallan  sv/i7 3rd pres wielþ past wéoll/on ptp is geweallen 1 to be agitated, rage, toss, well, bubble, seethe, foam, be hot, boil; swarm; flow; úp ~ to rise (of a river)\nwéalland  n (-es/-) foreign country; Normandy [wealh]\nWéallas see Wéalas\nweallclif  n (-es/-u, -cleofu) sea-cliff\nwealldíc  f (-e/-a) a walled ditch?\nwealldor  n (-es/-u) door in a wall\nweallende  adj boiling, raging; fervid, ardent, energetic, fiery; swarming (with vermin)\nweallfæsten  n (-nes/-nu) walled place, rampart, fortification, fortress\nweallgeat2  n (-es/-gatu) rampart-gate, postern\nweallgebrec  n (-es/-u, -gebreocu) wall-breaking, act of making a breach\nweallgeweorc  n (-es/-) building of a wall; destruction of walls\nweallian  wv/i2 to go abroad, travel, wander; go as pilgrim\nweallím  m (-es/-as) cement, mortar\nwéallisc see wíellisc\nweallstán2  m (-es/-as) stone used in building\nweallstaðol  m (-staðles/-staðlas) interpreter, translator\nweallsteall  m (-es/-as) wall-place, foundation?\nweallstéap2  adj steep as a wall\nweallstilling  m (-es/-as) repair of walls\nweallstów see wælstów\nweallþrǽd  m (-es/-as) plumb-line\nweallung  f (-e/-a) agitation, fervor, zeal\nweallwala2  m (-n/-n) part of a house-wall?, wall-paneling?, foundation?\nweallweg  m (-es/-as) walled road?\nweallwyrhta  m (-n/-n) mason\nweallwyrt see wealwyrt\nwéalmora see wealhmoru\nwéalmore see wealhmoru\nwealnes see wealdnes\nwealowian see wealwian\nwealsáda  m (-n/-n) cord (for binding captives)?\nwealstilling see weallstilling\nwealstod see wealhstod\nwealt see wielt, pres 3rd sing of wealdan\nwealte  f (-an/-an) a ring, a snare\nwealweorc  n (-es/-) masonry\nwealwian  1. wv/i2 to roll; wv/t2 to roll; 2. wv/i2 to dry up, shrivel, wither, decay\nwealword  n (-es/-) defiant word [wealh]\nwealwyrt  f (-e/-e) dwarf elder\nwéamét  f (-e/-a) passion, anger\nwéaméttu  f (-e/-a) passion, anger\nwéamód  adj ill-humored, angry\nwéamódnes  f (-se/-sa) anger, impatience\nweaps see wæps\nwear  1. see wearr; 2. see hwer\nwear- see wær-\nwearas see weras, pl of wer\nwearc see wærc\nweard  1. f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as) watching, ward, protection, guardianship; advance post; waiting for, lurking, ambuscade; 2. m (-es/-as) keeper, watchman, guard, guardian, protector; 2 lord, king; 2 possessor; 3. adv towards, to; wiþ…weard towards; 4. see wearþ; 5. ? (-?/-?) vermilion or a color like vermilion [sandix]\nweardian  wv/t2 3rd pres weardaþ past weardode ptp geweardod to watch, guard, keep, protect, preserve; hold, possess, occupy, inhabit; rule, govern; lást ~ keep the track of, follow closely; swaðe ~ remain behind; leger ~ keep one’s bed\nweardmann  m (-es/-menn) watchman, guard, patrol\nweardpening?  m (-es/-as) rent paid in lieu of military service\nweardseld  n (-es/-) guardhouse, watchtower\nweardsetl  n (-es/-) guardhouse, watchtower\nweardsteall  m (-es/-as) watchtower\nweardstów  f (-e/-a) watchtower\nweardwíte  n (-es/-u) penalty for not keeping guard\nwearf  1. see wearp, past 3rd sing of weorpan; 2. see hwearf\nwearg  1. m (-es/-as) (wolf), accursed one, outlaw, felon, criminal, Rood; 2. adj wicked, cursed, wretched [ON vargr];\nweargberende  adj villainous\nweargbrǽde  f (-an/-an) a warty eruption, impetigo, sty in the eye, tetter, ringworm, mole, freckle\nwearglic  adj wretched; adv ~líce\nweargnes  f (-se/-sa) evil\nweargród  f (-e/-a) scaffold, gallows\nweargtreafu  n pl hell\nweargtréow  n (-es/-) gallows\nweargung  f (-e/-a) misery\nwearh  1. see wearg; 2. see wearr\nwéariht see wearriht\nwearm  adj warm; adv ~e\nwearmelle see wurmille\nwearmian1  wv/t2 to become or make warm\nwearmlic  adj warm\nwearmnes  f (-se/-sa) warmth\nwearn  1. f (-e/-a) reluctance, repugnance, refusal, denial; resistance; reproaches, abuse; [waru]; 2. see worn\nwearn- see warn-, wearrn-\nwearnmǽlum  adv in troops\nwearnwíslíce  adv obstinately\nwearod see waroþ\nwearoþ see waroþ\nwearp  1. m (-es/-as) warp, threads stretched lengthwise in a loom; twig, osier; 2. past 3rd sing of weorpan\nwearpfæt  n (-es/-fatu) basket\nwearr  (-es/-as) callosity\nwearrig  adj warty, knotty\nwearriht  adj warty, knotty\nwearrihtnes  f (-se/-sa) roughness (of skin)\nwearrnes  f (-se/-sa) knottiness\nwearscipe see wærscipe?\nweart  f (-e/-a) wart\nwearte  f (-an/-an) wart\nweartere  m (-es/-as) occupier, dweller\nwearþ  1. n see weorþ; 2. past 3rd sing of weorðan; 3. see waroþ\nwearð- see weorð-\nwéas  adv by chance, accidentally; mid ~ by chance\nweasc- see wæsc-\nwéasgelimp  n (-es/-) chance occurrence\nwéaspell  n (-es/-) evil tidings\nweastern see western\nweastm see wæstm\nwéatácen2  n (-tácnes/-) sign of grief\nwéaþearf  f (-e/-a) woeful need\nweax  n (-es/-) wax\nweaxæppel  m (-apples/-applas) ball of wax\nweaxan1  1. sv/i7 3rd pres wiexþ past wéox/on ptp is geweaxen to wax, grow, be fruitful, increase, become powerful, flourish; 2. see wascan\nweaxberend  m (-es/-) candle-bearer, acolyte\nweaxbred  n (-es/-u) 1. a table, tablet for writing on, writing-tablet; 2. a table, list, diagram\nweaxcandel  f (-le/-la) wax candle\nweaxen  1. adj waxen, made of wax?; 2. past part of weaxan\nweaxgeorn  adj very greedy\nweaxgesceot  n (-es/-) payment in wax\nweaxhláf  m (-es/-as) wax tablet\nweaxhláfsealf  f (-e/-a) wax salve\nweaxnes1  f (-se/-sa) increase, growth; interest, usury\nweaxscot see weaxgesceot\nweaxsealf  f (-e/-a) wax, salve\nweaxung  f (-e/-a) growth, increase\nwebb  n (-es/-) web, weft; woven work, tapestry [wefan]\nwebba  m (-n/-n) weaver\nwebbéam  m (-es/-as) weaver’s beam; treadle of a loom\nwebbestre  f (-an/-an) female weaver\nwebbgeweorc  n (-es/-) weaving\nwebbian  wv/t2 to contrive, devise\nwebbung  f (-e/-a) plotting, conspiracy\nwebgeréðru  n pl weaver’s tool\nwebgerod  n (-es/-u) weaver’s implement\nwebhóc  m (-es/-as) weaver’s comb, reed?\nweblic  adj pertaining to a weaver\nwebsceaft  m (-es/-as) weaver’s beam\nwebtáwa  m (-n/-n) thread, line\nwebtéag  f (-e/-a) weaving-thread\nwébung see wáfung\nwebwyrhta  m (-n/-n) fuller\nwecca see wéoca\nweccan  irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres wecþ past weahte ptp geweaht to awaken, arouse; call up, bring forth, produce; recall; exhort, encourage; move, set in motion; kindle; ǽled ~ to kindle a fire\nweccend  m (-es/-) instigator\nwéce see wác 1\nwecedrenc  m (-es/-as) emetic\nwecg  m (-es/-as) wedge; mass of metal, lump; piece of money\nwecgan  wv/i1b to move, agitate, drive hither and thither; be moved\nwecian see wacian\nwecnian see wæcnian\nwed see wedd\nwéd see wǽd\nwédan1  wv/i1b to be or become mad, rage\nwédbeorge see wédeberge\nwédberge see wédeberge\nwedbrice see wedbryce\nwedbryce  m (-es/-as) treachery\nwedd  n (-es/-) pledge, agreement, covenant, security; dowry\nweddung  f (-e/-a) pledging, betrothal\nwéde  1. adj raging, mad; [wód]; 2. see wǽde\nwédeberge  f (-an/-an) hellebore\nwédehund  m (-es/-as) mad dog\nwédelnes see wǽdelnes\nwéden see wǽden\nwédend  m (-es/-) raving\nwédende  adj raving\nwédendséoc  adj mad\nwédenséoc  adj mad\nwédenheort  1. adj mad, insane; 2. n (-es/-) madness\nwédenheortnes  f (-se/-sa) madness, fury\nweder  1. n (-es/-) weather, air; sky, firmament; breeze, storm, tempest; 2. see weðer\nwederáwendednes  f (-se/-sa) variation of weather\nwederblác  adj bleached by the weather\nwederburg  f (-byrg/-byrg) exposed town\nwedercandel  f (-le/-la) sun\nwederdæg  m (-es/-dagas) day of fine weather\nwederfest  adj weather-bound\nwederian  wv/i2 to exhibit a change of weather\nwedertácen  n (-tácnes/-) sun\nwederung  f (-e/-a) (bad) weather\nwederwolcen  n (-wolcnes/-) cloud\nwedewe see wuduwe\nwéding  f (-e/-a) madness\nwédl- see wǽdl-\nwedlác  n (-es/-) pledge, plighted troth, wedlock\nwedloga  m (-n/-n) violator of agreement, traitor\nwéf- see wáf-, wǽf-, wéof-\nwefan  sv/t5 3rd pres wifþ past wæf/wǽfon ptp gewefen 1 to weave; devise, contrive, arrange\nwefl  1. f (-e/-a) woof, warp; an implement for weaving, shuttle?; 2. see wifel\nweft  m (-es/-as) weft\nwefta  m (-n/-n) weft\nweg  1. m (-es/-as) way, direction; path, road, highway; journey; course of action; ealne ~, ealneg adv always; on~, á~ adv away; be…wege on the way (to); 2. see wæg 2\nwég  1. see wǽge; 2. see wíg\nweg- see onweg-\nwég- see wǽg-\nwegan  sv/t5 3rd pres wigþ past wæg/wǽgon ptp gewegen 1 to carry; support, sustain, bear, bring; move; wear; 1 weigh, measure\nwegbráde  f (-an/-an) way-bread, plantain, dock\nwegbrǽde  f (-an/-an) way-bread, plantain, dock\nwegend?  m (-es/-) a bearer\nwegfarende  adj wayfaring\nwegférend  m (-es/-) wayfarer, traveler\nwegférende  adj wayfaring\nwegfór  f (-e/-a) travel, journey\nwegg see wecg\nweggedál  n (-es/-) road-dividing, cross-way\nweggelǽte  f (-an/-an), n (-es/-u) junction of roads\nweggésíþ  m (-es/-as) traveling companion\nweggésíða  m (-n/-n) traveling companion\nweglá  interj euge!\nwegléas  adj out of the way, erroneous; without a road\nwegléast  f (-e/-a) trackless place, wilderness\nwegnest  n (-es/-) food for a journey; traveling money, provision for a journey [viaticum]\nwegréaf  n (-es/-) highway robbery\nwegtwiflung  f (-e/-a) branching of roads\nwegu  f (-e/-a) vehicle\nwegur see wígár\nwehsan see weaxan\nwehte past 3rd sing of weccan\nwei see wá\nweig see weg\nwel  1. adv well, abundantly; very, very easily, very much; fully, quite; nearly; pleonastic (as in éac ~, = also), sometimes = indeed, to be sure; tó ~ too well; ~ néah nearly, almost; ~ hwǽr/gehwǽr for the most part, nearly everywhere; ~ on handa favorably; ~la alas! (see wá lá); 2. see wæl; 3. see wiell; 4. see wiel\nwel- see hwel-, wæl-, weal-, wiel-\nwela  m (-n/-n) weal, prosperity, happiness, riches (often in pl)\nWéland  m (-es/-as) the Smith-God, Northern Vulcan\nwelbescéawod  adj discreet, considerate\nwelboren  adj well-born, noble\nwelcn see wolcen\nweldǽd  f (-e/-e) good deed, benefit, kindness\nweldón  irreg v/t to do well; benefit, satisfy, please\nweldónd  m (-es/-dénd) benefactor\nweldónnes  f (-se/-sa) well-doing, kindness\nweleg see welg\nwelena gen pl of wela\nweler  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) lip\nweleðig  adj rich\nwelfremming  f (-e/-a) good deed, benefit\nwelfremnes  f (-se/-sa) benefit\nwelg see welig\nwelga see weliga, wk masc of welig, adj\nwelgá  interj hail!\nwelgeboren see welboren\nwelgecwéme  adj well-pleasing\nwelgecwémedlic  adj well-pleasing\nwelgecwémnes  f (-se/-sa) favor\nwegedón  adj well-done, good, beneficent\nwelgehwǽr see welhwǽr\nwelgelícian  wv/t2 to please well; be well pleased\nwelgelícwirðe  adj well pleased, acceptable\nwelgelícwirðnes  f (-se/-sa) good pleasure\nwelgespring see wyllspring\nwelgestemned  adj having a good voice\nwelgetýd  adj well-instructed\nwelgewende  adj thriving\nwelgian see weligian\nwelhǽwen  adj beautifully colored\nwelhréowlíce see wælhréowlíce\nwelhwá2  pron each, every\nwelhwǽr1  adv (nearly) everywhere\nwelhwilc12  pron each, any, nearly every\nwelig  1. adj well-to-do, rich, prosperous; 2. m (-es/-as) willow\nweligian1  wv/i2 to be prosperous, abound; enrich\nweligstedende  adj making rich\nwell  1. see will; 2. see wel\nwella see wiella\nwellá see wá lá\nwelle see wille\nwellende see willende, pres part of willan\nwellere  m (-es/-as) bosom, fold, hollow; [= wellyrgae, valkyrie?]\nwellibbende  adj living well, well conducted, reputable\nwellícian  wv/t2 to please well\nwellícung  f (-e/-a) agreeableness\nwellícwyrðe  adj well-pleasing\nwellwill  m (-es/-as) a spring\nwellyrge see wælcyrige\nwelm see fót~\nwelm see wielm\nwelma see wielma\nWélond see Wéland\nwelor see weler\nwelp see hwelp\nwelréab see wælréaf\nwelrúmlíce  adv graciously\nwelrúmmód  adj gracious\nwelspring see wyllspring, wyllgespring\nwelsprynge see wyllspring, wyllgespring\nwelstincende  adj fragrant\nwelswégende  adj melodious\nwelt see wielt pres 3rd sing of wealdan, weallan\nwelþ see wielt pres 3rd sing of wealdan, weallan\nwelþungen2  adj honored, in high repute\nweluc see weoloc\nwelung  f (-e/-a) revolution (of a wheel) [wielwan]\nwelweorðe  adj of high esteem\nwelwilled- see welwillend-\nwelwillende  adj well-wishing, benevolent, kindly, good\nwelwillendlíce  adv benevolently, lovingly, kindly\nwelwillednes  f (-se/-sa) benevolence, good-will, kindness (1)\nwelwillendnes  f (-se/-sa) benevolence, good-will, kindness (2)\nwelwilnes  f (-se/-sa) benevolence, good-will, kindness (3)\nwelwyll- see welwillend-\nwelwylled- see welwillend-\nwelwyllend- see welwillend-\nwelwyrcend  m (-es/-) well-doer\nwelwyrcende  adj well-doing\nwem see wamm\nwéman  wv/t1b to sound, be heard; announce; 1 persuade, convince, lead astray\nwémend  m (-es/-) herald, declarer\nwémere  m (-es/-as) procurer\nwemman1  wv/t1a to defile, besmirch, profane, injure, ill-treat, destroy; abuse, revile\nwemmend1  m (-es/-) adulterer, fornicator\nwemming1  m (-es/-as) defilement, blemishing, spoiling; ge~ profanation\nwemnes see wemmednes\nwen  1. see wynn; 2. see wenn\nwén  1. f (-e/-e), m (-es/-as) belief, hope, opinion, expectation, supposition; probability; estimation; ~ is þæt perhaps; name of the rune for w; 2. see wægn\nwéna  m (-n/-n) hope, opinion, expectation, idea, fancy\nwénan  wv/t1b w.g. or w.a. to ween, fancy, imagine, believe, think; expect, hope; fear (for), despair (of); esteem; wonder\nwenbýl  m (-es/-as) boil, carbuncle\nwencel  1. n (wencles/-) child; 2. see wancol\nwend  m (-es/-as) what turns up, an event\nwendan1  wv/t1b to turn, direct; wend one’s way, go; return; change, alter, vary, restore; happen; convert; translate; ~ on to turn against [windan]\nwénde past 3rd sing of wénan\nWendelsǽ  m (-s/-s), f (-/-) Mediterranean Sea\nwenden see ed~\nwendend  m (-es/-) that which turns around\nwendende  adj movable, revolving\nwendere  m (-es/-as) translator, interpreter\nWendle2  m pl Vandals\nwendung  f (-e/-a) change, turning, rotation\nwénendlic  adj to be hoped for\nwénere see wægnere\nwénestu see wénstu\nweng see wang\nwenian1  wv/t2 to accustom, habituate, inure, train; entertain, treat; ge~ tame; break off, wean from; ~ mid wynnum treat kindly; ~ tó wiste to feast, entertain\nwéninga see wénunga\nwénlic  adj comely; agreeing, consistent, accordant, harmonious; fitting to something, appropriate to, meet, fit, suitable [conveniens]; adv ~líce handsomely\nwenn  1. m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) wen, tumour; 2. see wynn\nwennan see wenian\nwenncícen  n (-nes/-nu) little wen\nwennsealf  f (-e/-a) wen-salve, ointment for a tumor\nwenspryng  m (-es/-as) a birth-mark, mole, wart [naevus], mole\nwénstu see wénst þu, pres 2nd sing of wénan\nwensum see wynsum\nwent pres 3rd sing of wendan\nWentas  m pl people of Gwent (roughly = Monmouthshire)\nWente  m pl people of Gwent (roughly = Monmouthshire)\nWent-Sæte  m pl people of Gwent (roughly = Monmouthshire)\nWent-Sætas  m pl people of Gwent (roughly = Monmouthshire)\nwénþ pres 3rd sing of wénan\nwénung  f (-e/-a) expectation, hope; doubt\nwénunga  adv possibly, perhaps, by chance\nwénunge  adv possibly, perhaps, by chance\nwenwyrt  f (-e/-e) crowfoot?, lesser celandine?, darnel?\nwéo see wóh?, or wéa?\nwéobed see wéofod\nwéobud see wéofod\nwéoce  f (-an/-an) lamp or candle-wick\nwéocs see wéox past 3rd sing of weaxan\nwéocson past pl of wacsan (= wascan)\nwéocsteall see wéohsteall\nweocu see wucu\nwéod  n (-es/-) herb, grass; weed\nweodewe see wuduwe\nwéodhóc  m (-es/-as) weed-hook, hoe\nwéodian  wv/t2 to weed\nWéodmónaþ  m (-mónþes/-mónþas) August\nweodo see wudu\nweodu see wudu\nweoduma see weotuma\nwéodung  f (-e/-a) weeding\nweofan see wefan\nwéofod  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) altar\nwéofodbót  f (-e/-a) fine for injuring a priest, which was applied in support of the altar\nwéofodheorþ  m (-es/-as) altar-hearth\nwéofodhrægl  n (-es/-) altar-cover\nwéofodscéat  m (-es/-as) altar-cloth\nwéofodscéata  m (-n/-n) altar-cloth\nwéofodsteall  m (-es/-as) place of the altar\nwéofodþegn  m (-es/-as) altar-attendant, priest\nwéofodþén  m (-es/-as) altar-attendant, priest\nwéofodþénung  f (-e/-a) altar-service\nwéofodwiglere  m (-es/-as) soothsayer\nwéofud see wéofod\nweofung  f (-e/-a) weaving\nwéog see wíg\nweogas see wegas, pl of weg\nwéoh see wíg\nwéohse see wéox, past 3rd sing of weaxan\nwéohsteall  m (-es/-as) place of the altar, sanctuary, choir\nweol see weoll\nweol- see wel-\nweolc  1. past 3rd sing of wealcan; 2. see weoloc\nweolcn see wolcen\nweolcréad see weolocréad\nweolcenréad see weolocréad\nweold past 3rd sing of wealdan\nweoll past 3rd sing of weallan\nweolm see wielm\nweolme  f (-an/-an) choice, pick of one’s fellow-creatures\nweoloc  m (-es/-as) whelk, cockle, murex; (purple) dye from the murex\nweolocbasu  adj purple\nweolocréad  adj shell-fish red, scarlet, purple\nweolocscyll  f (-e/-a) whelk, cockle, shell-fish\nweoloctælg  m (-es/-as) purple dye [telg]\nweolt past 3rd sing of wealtan\nweoning see meoning, wining\nwéop past 3rd sing of wéopan\nwéop- see wép-\nweor see wer 1\nweorad see werod\nweorc  n (-es/-) work, labor, action, deed; exercise; 2 affliction, suffering pain, trouble, distress; fortification; ~um with difficulty; towlic ~ material for spinning\nweorc- see wyrc-\nweorccræft  m (-es/-as) mechanics\nweorcdǽd  f (-e/-e) action, operation\nweorcdæg  m (-es/-dagas) workday\nweorce  1. 2 adj painful, bitter, difficult, hard; 2. adv hardly, with difficulty\nweorcful  adj active; industrious\nweorcgeréfa  m (-n/-n) foreman, overseer\nweorcheard see un~\nweorclic see un~\nweorchús  n (-es/-) workshop\nweorcland  n (-es/-) land subject to labor services\nweorcmann  m (-es/-menn) workman\nweorcníeten  n (-níetnes/-u) working cattle\nweorcrǽden  f (-ne/-na) corvée-work\nweorcsige  m (-es/-as) success in work\nweorcstán  m (-es/-as) hewn stone\nweorcsum  adj painful\nweorcþéow2  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) servant, slave\nweorcuhta  m (-n/-n) hour of matins on a non-festival day [cp. mæsseuhta]\nweorcum see weorc\nweorcwyrðe  adj fit for work, able-bodied\nweord see wyrd\nweordungdæg see weorðungdæg\nweored see werod 1\nweoreld see woruld\nweoren past part of weorsan\nweorf  n (-es/-) beast of burden, cattle\nweorf- see hweorf-, hwýorf-\nweorfemeoluc?  f (-e/-a) milk from wild cattle?\nweorftord  m (-es/-as) dung of cattle\nweorht see worht past part of wyrcan\nweorian see werian\nweorld see woruld\nweorm see wyrm\nweormian see wearmian\nweorn see worn\nweornan see wiernan\nweornian1  wv/t2 to pine away, become weak, fade, wither, destroy\nweorod see werod 1, 2\nweorold see woruld\nweorpan1  1. sv/t3 3rd pres wierpþ past wearp/wurpon ptp geworpen to throw, cast, cast down, cast away; throw off, out, expel; throw upon; open; drive away; sprinkle; hit; ge~ reach by throwing; ~ tó handa to hand over; ~ handa on to lay hands on (a person); hlot ~ to cast lots; w.d. person to charge with, accuse of; 2. see wierpan\nweorpendlic  adj suitable for throwing\nweorpere  m (-es/-as) thrower, caster\nweorpian  wv/t2 to pine away\nweorras see wearras, nom/acc pl of wearr\nweort see wyrt\nweorteard see ortgeard\nweorþ  1. n (-es/-) worth, value, amount, price, purchase-money, ransom; 2. adj worth; worthy, honored, noble, honorable, of high rank; valued, dear, precious; fit, capable; 3. see worþ 1\nweorðan  sv/i3 3rd pres wíerþ past wearþ/wurdon ptp is geworden 1. absolute, (1) to come to be to be made, to arise, come, be; (2) to come to pass, to be done, to happen, to take place, befall, come, be; þá wearþ micel gefeoht then much fighting took place; (2a) when the object affected by what happens is given; 2. to become, be made, be, (1) with predicative substantive; (2) with predicative adjective, to get, grow; þá wearþ hé druncen then he got drunk; (3) with prepositional phrase; héo wearþ mid cilde she was made with child; (4) with adverb, (a) where the subject is given; (b) with impersonal construction; wearþ mé on hige léohte it was made light for me on hay; 3. with prepositions (see 4 also), (a) ~ of w.d., to come from, be caused by, be produced from or by; hwý þæt ís mæge weorþan of wætere why that ice may be produced from water; (b) ~ on w.a., (1) to get into a state of being, feeling, to become the adjective connected with the noun, get; gif hé wierþ on ungeþylde if he gets impatient; þá wearþ Holofernus on gytesálum he grew merry; (2) to get into a state of action, to come to be doing something, to fall to an action, to take to; þonne hit on ryne wierþ when it gets running; híe weorðaþ on murcnunga they fall grumbling; (3) to come to be something, become, turn into; hé mé is geworden on hǽlu he turned into my salvation; (c) ~ tó w.d., (1) of change in material condition, to become, turn to; þu eart dúst, and tó dúste wierst thou art dust, and will turn to dust; (2) of the state or condition to which things come, of the event of matters, to become, have as issue, come to; ǽlc þing wierþ tó náhte each thing comes to naught; tó hwon sculon wit weorðan what is to become of us?; (3) where a character or function is taken by anything, to become, turn, turn to; mé tó ealdorbanan weorðeþ wráðra sum some fell one will become the destroyer of my life; ic tó meldan wearþ I turned informer; (4) where a result is brought about, to become, prove a source of; séo oferung þé wearþ tó sáre the superabundance proved a source of sorrow; (5) to become, be an object of; ic eom geworden mannum tó leahtrunge and tó forsewennesse I was an object of derogation and contempt for men; (d) ~ æt to be at something; þá wurdon híe æt sprǽce they were at speaking; 4. implying movement, change of position, (1) literal, to come, get (a) with prepositions; þonne hé betwux ús and hire wierþ then he comes between us and her; gif híe on þǽm wuda weorðaþ if they get in the wood; hé wearþ him on ánum scipe he got him (reflex) on board a ship; (b) with adverbs; gif éage of weorþ if an eye comes out; gif fót of weorþ if a foot comes off; hé wearþ him áwege he went away, got off; híe sume inne wurdon some of them got inside; (2) figurative; Adames cynn onféhþ flǽsce, weorðeþ foldræste æt ende Adam’s race shall receive flesh shall come to the end of its rest on Earth; 5. as an auxiliary with participles, (1) present; ic wurðe siþþan geómriende I was then mourning; (2) past, (a) of transitive verbs, forming a passive voice; éow weorðaþ forgiefen, hwæt gé sprecaþ to you is forgiven what ye speak; (b) of intransitive verbs; þé sunu weorðeþ cumen for thee is a son come; 6. on fléam ~ to flee; ástýred ~ to be or become anxious; ætgrǽpe ~ to seize; tíða/tíðe ~ to become a sharer in, receiver, grantee\nweorðe see weorþ, wierðe\nweorþegend  m (-es/-) worshipper\nweorðere  m (-es/-as) worshipper\nweorþful  adj worthy, honorable, honored, glorious, good\nweorþfullic  adj worthy, honored, honorable, distinguished; adv ~líce\nweorþfulnes  f (-se/-sa) dignity, honor\nweorþgeorn  adj desirous of honor, high-souled\nweorðian1  wv/t2 to esteem, honor, worship, distinguish, celebrate, exalt, praise; adorn, deck; enrich, reward\nweorðiend see ród~\nweorðig see worðig\nweorþléas  adj worthless\nweorþlic  adj important, valuable, splendid; worthy, estimable, honorable, distinguished, exalted; fit, becoming; adv ~líce\nweorþlicnes  f (-se/-sa) worthiness, honor, estimation\nweorþmetednes  f (-se/-sa) invention [adinventio]\nweorþmynd  f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) honor, dignity, glory; mark of distinction\nweorþmynt  f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) honor, dignity, glory; mark of distinction\nweorþnes  f (-se/-sa) worth, estimation; splendor, rank, honor; integrity\nweorþscipe  m (-es/-as) worth, respect, honor, dignity, glory; advantage, good; distinction (in behavior)\nweorðung  f (-e/-a) honoring, distinction, honor, glory; celebration, worship; excellence; ornament\nweorðungdæg  m (-es/-dagas) day for bestowal of honors or offices, festival\nweorðungstów  f (-e/-a) place of worship, the Tabernacle\nweoruc see weorc\nweorud see werod\nweoruf see weorf\nweoruld see woruld\nwéos gen sing & nom/acc pl of wéoh\nweos- see wes-\nweosnian see wisnian\nweosule  f (-an/-an) weasel (2)\nweot- see wit-\nweotod see witod\nwéoðel see wéðel, wǽdl\nweoðerweard see wiðerweard\nweoðo- see wiðo-\nwéoðo- see wíðo-\nwéox past 3rd sing of weaxan\nweoxian  wv/t2 to cleanse?\nwépan1  sv/t7 3rd pres wépeþ past wéop/on ptp gewópen to weep, complain, bewail, mourn over, deplore\nwépen see wǽpn, wǽpen\nwépende  adj weeping\nwépendlic  adj deplorable, mournful; adv ~líce\nwépman see wǽpnedmann\nwépn see wǽpen\nwépned see wǽpned\nwépnian see wǽpnian\nwer  1. m (-es/-as) male being; man; husband; 2 hero; 2. m (-es/-as) the legal money-equivalent of a person’s life, a man’s legal value (=wergild); 3. m (-es/-as) weir, dam, fish-trap; catch, draught; [werian]; 4. m (-es/-as) troop, band\nwér see wǽr 2\nweran see werian\nwerbǽr  f (-e/-a) pasture land near a weir\nwerbéam  m (-es/-as) warrior; see wǽrbéam? protecting pillar\nwerborg  m (-es/-as) pledge for the payment of ‘wergild’\nwerborh  m (-es/-as) pledge for the payment of ‘wergild’\nwerc see weorc\nwercan see wyrcan\nwercynn  n (-es/-) human race, tribe\nwerdan see wierdan\nwere see wer\nwére see wǽre 2\nwered see werod\nwéreg see wérig\nweregan see wiergan\nwerfan see hwierfan\nwerfǽhþ  f (-e/-a) feud by which ‘wer’ is incurred, breach of the peace\nwerg  1. see wearg; 2. see wyrg, wyrig\nwergan  (Anglian) 1. see wiergan; 2. see werian 1\nwérgan weak dative sing of wérig\nwergild see wergild\nwergend see weriend\nwérgenga see wǽrgenga\nwergian see wiergan\nwérgian1  wv/i2 to weary, exhaust, be or become tired\nwergild  n (-es/-) compensation, value of a man’s life\nwergildþéof  m (-es/-as) thief who might be redeemed by payment of his ‘wergild’\nwergnes see weargnes\nwergulu  f (-e/-a) crab-apple\nwérgum dat masc, neut sing of wérig\nwergyld see wergild\nwerhád  m (-a/-a) male sex, virility, manhood\nwerhbrǽde see weargbrǽde\nwerhta see wyrhta\nwérig see wérig\nwerian1  wv/t1a 3rd pres wereþ past werede ptp gewered 1. to guard, keep, defend; ward off, hinder, prevent, forbid; restrain; occupy, inhabit; dam up; discharge obligations on (land); 2. to clothe, cover over; put on, wear, use; stock (land); 3. ge~ to make an alliance\nwérian see wérgian\nweriend  m (-es/-) defender\nwerig see wearg, wyrig\nwérig  adj weary, tired, exhausted, miserable, sad; unfortunate; [wór]\nwerigcweðan see wyrgcweðan\nwerigen see werian\nwerigend see weriend\nwérigferhþ2  adj weary, cast down\nwérigian see wérgian\nwérigmód2  adj weary, cast down\nwerignes see wyrignes\nwérignes  f (-se/-sa) weariness\nwerilic see werlic\nwérines see wérignes\nwering  f (-e/-a) weir, dam\nwerlád  f (-e/-a) clearing by the oaths of a number of men according to a man’s ‘wer’\nwerléas  adj without a husband\nwerlic  adj male, masculine; manly; marital; adv ~líce\nwérloga see wǽrloga\nwerm- see wearm-\nwermǽgþ2  f (-e/-a) tribe, nation\nwermet  n (-es/-u, -meotu) man’s measure, stature\nwermód  m (-es/-as) wormwood, absinthe\nwern- see wearn-, wiern-\nwerna see wrenna\nwernægel  m (-es/-as) (man’s nail?), wart, tumor\nwernægl  m (-es/-as) (man’s nail?), wart, tumor\nwerod  1. n (-es/-, -u) throng, company, band, multitude; host, army, troop, legion; 2. adj sweet; 3. 2 n (-es/-, -u) sweet drink, mead\nwerodian  wv/i2 to grow sweet\nwerodlést  f (-e/-a) lack of fighters\nwerodlíce  adv sweetly\nwerodnes  f (-se/-sa) sweetness, pleasantness\nwerold see woruld\nwéron see wǽron past pl of wesan\nweroþ see waroþ\nwerp  f (-e/-a) recovery (from sickness); [= wyrpe]\nwerpan see weorpan\nwerping  m (-es/-as) loss?; [iactura]\nwerréaf  n (-es/-) civil clothing\nwerrest see wierrest\nwerscipe see wærscipe\nwerse see wierse\nwerst see wierrest\nwerstede  m (-es/-as) place of a weir\nwert see wyrt\nwerte see wearte\nwertihtle  f (-an/-an) charge involving the penalty of ‘wer,’ homicide (1)\nwertyhtle  f (-an/-an) charge involving the penalty of ‘wer,’ homicide (2)\nwerþ see wierþ pres 3rd sing of weorðan\nwerþéod2  f (-e/-a) folk, people, nation\nwerþnes see weorþnes\nwerud see werod\nweruld see woruld\nwérun see wǽron\nwerwulf  m (-es/-as) werewolf, fiend\nwes see wæs, past 3rd sing of wesan\nwésa  m (-n/-n) drunkard\nwesan  irreg v/i 3rd pres is past wæs/wǽron ptp is gewesen to be; happen\nwésan1  wv/t1b to soak, macerate; ooze; dye\nwesand see wesend\nwesc see wæsc\nwése  adj moist, macerated; [wós]\nwesend  m (-es/-) bison\nwesendhorn  m (-es/-as) bison’s horn\nwesendlíce  adv essentially\nwesle  f (-an/-an) weasel (1)\nwesp see wæps\nwest  adv westwards, west, in a westerly direction\nwestan  1. adv from the west; 2. be ~ prep w.d. west of\nwestane  1. adv from the west; 2. be ~ prep w.d. west of\nwéstan1  wv/t1b to lay waste, ravage\nwestanhealf see westhealf\nwestannorðan  adj north-west (wind); adv\nwestansúðan  adj southwest; adv\nwestansúðanwind  m (-es/-as) south-west wind\nwestanweard  adj westward\nwestanwind  m (-es/-as) west wind\nWest-Centingas  m pl people of West Kent\nwestdǽl  m (-es/-as) west-quarter, western part\nWest-Dene  m pl West Danes\nwéste  adj waste, barren, desolate, deserted, uninhabited, empty; ~ land waste land, desert\nwestem see wæstm\nwestema see westerne\nwésten  1. n (-nes/-nu), m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) waste, wilderness, desert; 2. adj waste, desolate\nwestende  m (-es/-as) west end\nwéstengryre  m (-es/-as) terror of the desert\nwéstenlic  adj eremitic\nwéstensetla  m (-n/-n) hermit, anchorite\nwéstenstaðol  m (-es/-as) waste place\nwestenwind see westanwind\nwéstern see wésten\nwesterne  adj western, westerly; cmp westera, westerra more westerly; spl westema, westmest most westerly\nwesteweard see westweard\nwesthealf  f (-e/-a) west side\nwéstig  adj waste, deserted, desert\nwestlang  adv extending westward; cmp westleng, westlenge; spl westlengest\nwestm see wæstm\nwestmearc  f (-e/-a) western boundary\nwestmest spl of westerne\nwéstnes  f (-se/-sa) desolation; desert place\nwestnorþlang  adv extending north-westwards; cmp ~leng, ~lenge; spl ~lengest\nwestnorþwind  m (-es/-as) north-west wind\nwestra see westerra, cmp of westerne\nwestríce  n (-es/-u) western kingdom\nwestrihte  adj?, adv? westward\nwestrihtes  adv due west, westwards\nwestrodor2  m (-es/-roderes) western (= evening) sky\nwestsǽ  f (-/-) western sea\nWest-Seaxan  m pl West Saxons; Wessex\nWest-Seaxe  m pl West Saxons; Wessex\nwestsúþende  m (-es/-as) southwest extremity\nwestsúþwind  m (-es/-as) southwest wind\nwestu see wes þu pres 2nd imperative of wesan\nWest-Wéalas  m pl Cornishmen\nwestweard  1. adv westwards; 2. adj westerly\nwestwerd  1. adv westwards; 2. adj westerly\nwestweg  m (-es/-as) western way\nwestwind  m (-es/-as) west wind\nwesule see wesle\nwesung  f (-e/-a) A making, preparing, producing, arranging, composing, completing; concr., that which is prepared, made; A diminishing, destroying [confectio], a laming, maiming; weakness [debilitatio]\nwét  1. pres 3rd sing of wédan; 2. adj see wǽt\nwet- see wæt-\nwét- see wǽt-\nweterédre see wæterǽdre\nwetma see wituma\nwéðan  wv/t1b to assuage, make calm\nwéðe  adj sweet, mild, pleasant\nwéðel see wéðl, wǽdl\nwéðelnes see wǽdelnes\nweðer  1. m (-es/-as) wether, sheep, ram; 2. see weder 1\nweðerwynde see wiðewinde\nwéðl see wǽdl\nwéðnes1  f (-se/-sa) suavity, mildness\nwex see weax\nwexe see weax\nwéxon see wéoxon past pl of weaxan\nwh- see hw-\nwí  1. see wíg; 2. see weg; (Kentish)\nwiaht see wiht (Kentish)\nwiarald (Kentish) see woruld\nwiaruld (Kentish) see woruld\nwibba  m (-n/-n) crawling thing, beetle\nwíbed see wéofod\nwiber see wifer\nwibil see wifel\nwíbora see wígbora\nwic- see wuc-\nwícan1  sv/i1 3rd pres wícþ past wác/wicon ptp is gewicen to yield, give way, fall down\nwícbora see wígbora\nwicca  1. m (-n/-n) wizard, magician, soothsayer, astrologer; 2. see wicga\nwicce  f (-an/-an) witch\nwiccecræft  m (-es/-as) witchcraft, magic\nwiccedóm  m (-es/-as) witchcraft\nwiccian  wv/t2 to use witchcraft\nwiccræft see wiccecræft?\nwiccung  f (-e/-a) enchantment\nwiccungdóm  m (-es/-as) witchcraft\nwicdæg see wucdæg\nwice  1. m (-es/-as), f (-an/-an) wych-elm; 2. see wuce; 3. see weoce\nwíce  f (-an/-an) office, function; officer\nwíceard  m (-a/-a) dwelling-place\nwíceng see wícing\nwícfreoðu  f (-e/-a) protection of a dwelling\nwicg  n (-es/-) horse; [rare in prose]\nwícgeféra see wícgeréfa\nwícgeréfa  m (-n/-n) bailiff, reeve of a ‘wíc’ or vill; In gen., a tax-gatherer, publican; A farmer-general of the Roman revenues, usually from the equestrian order [publicanus], tax-gatherer\nwicgung see wiccung\nwícherpæþ  m (-es/-paðas) a public road to a ‘wíc’\nwícian1  wv/t2 to dwell, lodge, rest in; encamp, bivouac; harbor, anchor\nwícing  m (-es/-as) pirate, viking\nwícingsceaðe  f (-an/-an) piracy\nwícnera  m (-n/-n) steward, bailiff\nwícnere  m (-es/-as) steward, bailiff\nwícnian  wv/t2 to attend upon\nwícscéawere  m (-es/-as) provider of a home\nwícsteall  m (-es/-as) camping-place\nwícstede2  m (-es/-as) dwelling\nwícstów  f (-e/-a) dwelling-place, residence; camp, encampment\nwicþén see wucþegn\nwicþénestre  f (-an/-an) weekly servant\nwíctún  m (-es/-as) vestibule, court\nwicu see wucu\nwicudæg  m (-es/-dagas) weekday (3)\nwícung  f (-e/-a) lodging\nwid see wiþ\nwíd  adj wide, vast, broad, long; ~ and síd far and wide; tó ~an ealdre, tó ~an féore, ~an fyrhþ for ever; ~e dréogan1 to wander\nwídan  adv from far\nwídbrád  adj wide-spreading\nwídcúþ  adj widely known, celebrated\nwíde  adv widely, afar, far and wide; síde and ~ far and wide\nwídefeorh2 see wídeferþ\nwídefeorlic  adj eternal; [=wide-?]\nwídeferhþ2  1. m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) (long life), long duration, long time; 2. adv always\nwídefyrhþ2  1. m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) (long life), long duration, long time; 2. adv always\nwider- see wiðer-\nwíderfeorlic  adj eternal\nwidewe see wuduwe\nwídfarend  m (-es/-) wanderer\nwídfæðme2  adj ample, extensive\nwídfeorh see wídeferhþ\nwídférende2  adj coming from afar\nwídferhþ see wídeferhþ\nwídfloga2  m (-n/-n) wide-flier (of a dragon)\nwídfolc  n (-es/-) great nation\nwídgal see wídgil\nwídgangol  adj wandering, roving\nwídgenge  adj wandering (monk)\nwídgil  adj widespread, broad, extensive; wandering\nwídgill  adj widespread, broad, extensive; wandering\nwídgilnes  f (-se/-sa) amplitude, spaciousness\nwídgongel see wídgangel\nwídgyl see wídgil\nwídhergan  wv/t1b to extol\nwídian  wv/i2 to become wider\nwídl  m? (-es/-as), n? (-es/-) impurity, filth, defilement\nwídland2  n (-es/-) extensive country\nwídlást2  1. adj far-wandering; 2. m (-es/-as) long wandering, long way or road\nwídlian1  wv/t2 to defile, pollute, profane\nwídmǽran1 see wídmǽrsian1\nwídmǽre  adj celebrated, well-known\nwídmǽrsian1  wv/t2, wv/i2 to spread abroad, divulge; celebrate\nwídmǽrsung  f (-e/-a) proclamation\nwídmérsian see wídmǽrsian\nwídnes  f (-se/-sa) width\nwídobán see wiðobán\nwidor see weder\nwidor- see wider-\nwídor cmp of wíd\nwídrynig  adj far-flowing\nwídsǽ  m (-s/-s), f (-/-) open sea, ocean\nwídsceop  adj widely distributed\nwídscofen  adj scattered far and wide\nwídscríðol  adj erratic, wandering\nwídsíþ2  m (-es/-as) long journey; far-traveler\nwídþil see wídl\nwidu see wudu\nwídu  f (-e/-a) width\nwiduw- see wuduw-\nwidw- see wuduw-\nwídwegas2  m pl distant regions\nwíebed see wéofod\nwiebel see wifel\nwiece see wuce\nWieht see Wiht\nwiel  m (-es/-as) slave, servant\nwiel- see also wil-, wyl-\nwieldan1  wv/t1b to have power over, control; tame, subdue, conquer, seize; ge~ compel; ge~ temper\nwielde  1. 1 adj powerful, victorious; 2. adj? in the power of, under the control of\nwieldung  f (-e/-a) domination, rule\nwielede past 3rd sing of wielwan\nwielen  f (-ne/-na) foreign woman, female slave\nwielisc  adj foreign; British (not Anglo-Saxon); Welsh; not free, servile; [wealh]\nwiell  m (-es/-as) well, fountain, spring; [weallan] (1)\nwiella  m (-n/-n) well, fountain, spring; [weallan] (2)\nwiellan  wv/t1a to boil\nwielle  f (-an/-an) well, fountain, spring; [weallan] (3)\nwielle see wille pres 3rd sing of willan\nwielleburne2  f (-an/-an) spring\nwiellecærse  f (-an/-an) watercress\nwiellestréam  m (-es/-as) running water\nwiellewæter  n (-es/-) spring water\nwielleweg  m (-es/-as) road to a well or spring\nwiellflód  m (-es/-as) flood\nwiellgespring  n (-es/-) spring\nwiellspring  m (-es/-as) spring\nwiellspringe  m (-es/-as) spring\nwielm  m (-es/-as) boiling, swelling, sur, billow, current, stream; burning, flame, inflammation; fervor, ardor, zeal; [weallan]\nwielma  m (-n/-n) inflammation\nwielmfýr  n (-es/-) blazing fire\nwielmhát  adj burning hot\nwieln- see wiln-\nwielt  1. pres 3rd sing of wealdan; 2. see wielþ\nwielþ pres 3rd sing of weallan\nwielwan  wv/t1b to roll, roll together; compound, join\nwielwian  wv/t2 to roll, roll together; compound, join\nwien- see win-\nwieoldon see weoldon past pl of wealdan\nwierdan1  wv/t1b to spoil, injure, destroy, violate, obstruct\nwierding see wierdung\nwierdnes  f (-se/-sa) injury, vice\nwierdung  f (-e/-a) bodily injury; blemish\nwiergan  wv/t1b to abuse, outlaw, condemn, curse, proscribe; blaspheme; do evil; [compounds wyrg-, wyrig-]\nwiergen  f (-ne/-na) she-wolf\nwiergen see grund~\nwiernan  wv/t1b w.g. thing and w.d. person to withhold, be sparing of, deny, refuse, reject, decline; forbid, prevent from\nwiernung  f (-e/-a) refusal\nwierp  m (-es/-as) cast, throw, shot, blow\nwierpan1  wv/i1b to recover from illness, get better\nwierpþ pres 3rd sing of weorpan\nwierrest  adj worst; spl of yfel\nwiers  adv worse; cmp of yfle\nwiersa  m adj worse; cmp of yfel\nwierse  f, n adj worse; cmp of yfel\nwierst see wierrest\nwierþ pres 3rd sing of weorðan\nwierðe see weorþ\nwíese see wíse pl of wís\nwieste see wiste past tense of witan\nwiet- see wit-\nwíet- see wít-\nwiexþ pres 3rd sing of weaxan\nwíf  n (-es/-) woman, female, lady; wife; ~ lǽdan take a wife, carry\nwífcild  n (-es/-ru) female child\nwífcynn  n (-es/-) womankind, female sex\nwífcýþþu  f (-e/-a) company of a woman?, intercourse of a woman?\nwifel  1. m (wifles/wiflas) weevil, beetle; 2. see wifer\nwifer  m (wifres/wifras) missile, arrow, dart\nwíférend see wegférend\nwíffæst  adj bound to a wife, married\nwíffeax  n (-es/-u) woman’s hair\nwíffréond  m (-es/-fríend) female friend\nwífgál  adj licentious, unchaste\nwífgemǽdla  m (-n/-n) woman’s fury\nwífgemána  m (-n/-n) intercourse with a woman\nwífgeornes  f (-se/-sa) adultery\nwífgifta  f pl dowry, outfit?, marriage?\nwífhád  m (-a/-a) womanhood; female sex\nwífhand  f (-a/-a) female inheritor, female side\nwífhealf  f (-e/-a) woman’s (i.e. mother’s) side\nwífhearpe  f (-an/-an) timbrel\nwífhíred  n (-hírdes/-) nunnery\nwífhrægel  n (-es/-) woman’s clothing\nwífian1  wv/t2 to take a wife, marry (of the man)\nwíflác  n (-es/-) cohabitation, fornication\nwífléas  adj unmarried\nwífléast  f (-e/-a) lack of women\nwíflic  1. adj womanly, feminine, female; 2. adv ~líce\nwíflufu2  f (-e/-a) love for a woman\nwífmann  m (-es/-menn) woman; female servant\nwífmyne  m (-es/-as) love for a woman\nwifre see gangewifre\nwifrian  wv/t2 to shake (a weapon)\nwífscrúd  n (-es/-) woman’s clothing [dat –scrýd]\nwift see weft\nwífþegn  m (-es/-as) procurer\nwífþing  n (-es/-) marriage, cohabitation\nwífung1  f (-e/-a) marrying (of the man), wedlock\nwig see weg\nwíg  1. n (-es/-) strife, contest, war, battle; valor; military force, army; 2. 2 n (-es/-) idol, image; [wíh, wéoh]\nwiga  m (-n/-n) fighter; man; the Holy Spirit?\nwígan  sv/t1 3rd pres wígþ past wág/wigon ptp gewigen to fight, make war\nwígár  m (-a/-a) spear, lance; [wíg, gár]\nwígbǽre  adj warlike\nwígbealu  n (-wes/-) war-bale\nwígbed see wéofod\nwígbill  n (-es/-) sword\nwígblác  adj bravely caparisoned\nwígbléd?  m (-es/-as) luck in war\nwigg  1. see wíg 1; 2. see wicg\nwigga see wicga\nwíggeatwe  f pl war-gear; [wíg, geatwe]\nwíggebed see wéofod\nwíggend see wígend\nwíggetáwe see wíggeatwe\nwíggield  n (-es/-) idol\nwíggryre  m (-es/-as) war-terror\nwíghaga2  m (-n/-n) war-hedge, phalanx\nwígheafola  m (-n/-n) helmet\nwíghéap  m (-es/-as) troop of warriors\nwígheard  adj brave in battle\nwíghete  m (-es/-as) hostility\nwíghryre  m (-es/-as) slaughter, defeat\nwíghús  n (-es/-) battlement, tower; turret (on an elephant’s back)\nwíghyrst  f (-e/-a) war-gear, accoutrements\nwígian  wv/t2 to fight\nwigle  n (-es/-u) divination\nwígléoþ  n (-es/-) war-cry, battle-signal\nwiglere  m (-es/-as) soothsayer, wizard\nwiglian  wv/t2 to take auspices, divine\nwíglic  adj warlike; adv ~líce\nwiglung1  f (-e/-a) soothsaying, augury, witchcraft, sorcery\nwígmann  m (-es/-menn) warrior\nwígnett?  n (-es/-) gladiator’s net\nwígnoþ  m (-es/-as) warfare, war\nwigol  adj divining, foreboding\nwígplega2  m (-n/-n) war-play, battle\nwígrád  f (-e/-a) war-path\nwígrǽden  f (-ne/-na) state of war, battle\nwígsigor2  m (-es/-as) victory in a battle\nwígsíþ  m (-es/-as) military expedition\nwígsmiþ  1. m (-es/-as) maker of idols; 2. 2 m (-es/-as) warrior\nwígspéd2  f (-e/-e) success in war\nwígspere  n (-es/-u) war-spear, dart\nwígsteall  n (-es/-) rampart, entrenchment\nwígstrang  adj mighty in war; cmp ~strengra; spl ~strengest\nwígtrod  n (-es/-u) path of an army; [or ?wigrod battle-pole]\nwígþracu2  f (-e/-a) onslaught in battle, attack; [dat sing ~þræce]\nwígþríst  adj bold in battle\nwígwægn  m (-es/-as) war chariot\nwígwǽpen  n (-wǽpnes/-) weapon of war\nwígweorðung2  f (-e/-a) idol-worship\nwíh see wíg\nwíhaga see wíghaga\nwíhian see wóhhian\nwihst pres 2nd sing of weaxan\nwiht  1. f (-e/-a), n (-es/-u) wight, person, creature, being; whit, thing, something, anything; 2. adv at all; ne ~, nǽnig ~ not at all; nán ~ no whit; 3. ge~ f (-e/-a) weighing, weight\nWiht  f (-e/-a) Isle of Wight; [L Vectis]\nwihte  adv at all; dat, instr of wiht\nwihte1  n (-es/-u) weight\nwihtga see wítega\nWihtland  n (-es/-) Isle of Wight\nwihtmearc  f (-e/-a) plumb-line\nWihtsǽtan  m pl inhabitants of the Isle of Wight (1)\nWihtsǽte  m pl inhabitants of the Isle of Wight (2)\nWihtware  m pl inhabitants of the Isle of Wight\nwíhús see wíghús\nwil see wiell\nwíl  n (-es/-) wile, trick\nwil- see wiel-, wigl-, will-, wyll-\nwila  m (-n/-n) a wooden bracket, brace, etc., for holding two beams together; A chain, used as a fetter, shackle, etc., of a chain stopping the entrance of a harbor; a constraint, fetter, barrier, bond; a chain of gold or silver worn by women as an ornament; A series of things connected together, a chain, series [catenarum]\nwíláwel see wá lá wá\nwílbec  m (-es/-as) stream of tears; [or ?winbrec (war’s alarms)]\nwilboda  m (-n/-n) messenger of joy, angel\nwilcuma  1. m (-n/-n) welcome, guest; 2. see wilcume\nwilcume  interj welcome!\nwilcumian1  wv/t2 to welcome, greet\nwild?  adj wild\nwild- see wield-\nwildæg  m (-es/-dagas) day of joy\nwilddéor  n (-es/-) wild beast; deer, reindeer; [occl dat pl wildrum]\nwilddéorcynn  n (-es/-) species of wild beasts\nwilddéoren  adj like wild beasts, fierce\nwilddéorlic  adj savage; adv ~líce\nwilde  1. adj wild, untamed, uncontrolled; uncultivated, desert; 2. adv\nwildéar see wilddéor\nwildéor see wilddéor\nwildedéor see wilddéor\nwilder see wilddéor\nwildor see wilddéor\nwildefýr  n (-es/-) lightning; erysipelas\nwildeswín  m (-es/-as) wild boar\nwildgós  f (-gés/-gés) wild goose; [gen sing gés, góse; dat sing gés; nom/acc pl gés; gen pl gósa; dat pl gósum]\nwildian see á~\nwildrum see wilddéor\nwileg see wilige\nwilege see wilige\nwilewíse see wiligwíse\nwilfægen  adj fain, glad\nwilfullíce  adv willingly\nwilgæst see wilgiest\nwilgiest  m (-es/-as) welcome guest\nwilgedryht2  f (-e/-a) willing band\nwilgehléða  m (-n/-n) intimate companion\nwilgeofa see wilgiefa\nwilgesíþ2  m (-es/-as) willing companion\nwilgest see wilgæst\nwilgestealla see willgestealla\nwilgiefa2  m (-n/-n) gracious giver, king\nwilhrémig  adj rejoicing in satisfied desire\nwilhréðig  adj exultant\nwilia see wiliga\nwilian see wylwan\nwilian1  wv/t2 to connect, bind\nwilie  1. see wilige; 2. see wielle\nwiliga  m (-n/-n) basket\nwilige  f (-an/-an) basket\nwiligwíse  f (-an/-an) basket-wise\nwiliht  adj full of willows\nwílisc see wíelisc\nwill  1. n see willa m; 2. see wiell\nwill- see wiell-, wyll-\nwilla  m (-n/-n) 1. mind, will, determination, purpose; selfes ~um of one’s own accord; desire, wish, request; joy, delight, pleasure; desirable thing, valuable; 2. fountain, spring\nwillan  modal v/i 3rd pres wille past wolde ptp gewoled to will, be willing, wish, desire; (denoting habit, repetition) to be used to; to be about to; (sign of the future tense) shall, will\nwillcuma see wilcuma\nwillen  1. adj willing, desirous; 2. see wyllen\nwillen see dol~\nwíllendlic see hwílwendlic\nwillendlíce  adv willingly\nwilles  adv willingly, voluntarily\nwillfægen see wilfægen\nwillgebróðor  m pl brothers\nwillgesíþ see wilgesíþ\nwillgesteald  n (-es/-) riches, wealth; [or ?willgestealla m willing companion]\nwillgesteall  n (-es/-) riches, wealth; [or ?willgestealla m willing companion]\nwillgesweostor  f pl sisters\nwillgeþofta  m (-n/-n) pleasant companion\nwillian1  wv/t2 to wish, desire\nwillic  adj from a fountain; [wiell]\nwillíce  adv willingly, voluntarily\nwillnung see wilnung\nwillodlíce  adv willingly\nwillsele  m (-es/-as) pleasant dwelling\nwillsíþ see wilsíþ\nwillspell2  n (-es/-) good tidings\nwillsum see wilsum\nwillung  f (-e/-a) desire\nwillwang  m (-es/-as) pleasant plain\nwillwyrdan  wv/i1b to be complaisant\nwilm see wielm\nwiln see wielen\nwilnian1  wv/t2 w.g. or w.a. to wish, long for, desire, will; beg for, supplicate, entreat, petition for; tend towards\nwilniendlic  adj desirable; capable of desire; ge~ unbridled\nwilnincel  n (-incles/-inclu) a little female servant\nwilnung1  f (-e/-a) desire, longing (good or bad)\nwiloc see weoloc\nwilsǽtan  m pl people of Wilts; Wiltshire (2)\nwilsǽte  m pl people of Wilts; Wiltshire (1)\nwilsc see wielisc\nwilsíþ  m (-es/-as) desired journey\nwilsum  adj desirable, delightful; ready, willing, voluntary, spontaneous; devoted; adv ~líce\nwilsumlic  adj desirable, delightful; ready, willing, voluntary, spontaneous; devoted; adv ~líce\nwilþ pres 3rd sing of weallan\nwilsumnes1  f (-se/-sa) willingness, devotion; free-will offering\nwilt  1. pres 2nd sing of willan; 2. pres 3rd sing of wealdan\nwiltíðe  adj having obtained one’s wish, glad\nwilþegu  f (-e/-a) agreeable food\nwiluc- see weoloc-\nwiluncel see wielincel\nwilweg  m (-es/-as) desired way\nwílwendlic see hwílwendlic\nwíman see wífman\nwimman see wífman\nwimpel  m (wimples/wimplas) wimple, covering for the neck, cloak\nwin see winn\nwín  n (-es/-) wine [L]\nwínærn  n (-es/-) tavern, cellar; drinking hall, wine hall\nwínbælg see wínbelg\nwínbéam  m (-es/-as) vine\nwínbeger  n (-es/-) grape\nwínbelg  m (-es/-as) (leather) bottle for wine\nwínberge  f (-an/-an) whortle-berry; wine-berry (whimberry), grape\nwínberie  f (-an/-an) whortle-berry; wine-berry (whimberry), grape\nwínberige  f (-an/-an) whortle-berry; wine-berry (whimberry), grape\nwínbóg  m (-bóges/-bógass) vine-shoot, vine\nwínbrytta  m (-n/-n) wine-seller, inn-keeper\nwínburg2  f (-byrg/-byrg) festive city; walled vineyard, castle; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig, ~burge; dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg, byrig; gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]\nwínbyrele  m (-es/-as) inn-keeper\nwincan see wincian\nwince  f (-an/-an) winch, pulley\nwincel  1. m (wincles/winclas) corner; [Ger winkel]; 2. see wencel\nwincettan  wv/t1b to wink\nwinclian?  wv/i2 to wink\nwinclo see wenclu nom/acc pl of wencel\nwínclyster  n (-es/-) cluster of grapes, bunch of grapes; a row of vines\nwíncolc  f (-e/-a) wine vat, a tub into which the juice pressed from the grapes runs\nwíncynn  n (-es/-) wine\nwind  m (-es/-as) wind\nwindǽddre  f (-an/-an) windpipe\nwindæg12  m (-es/-dagas) day of strife or toil\nwindan1  sv/t3 3rd pres windeþ past wand/wundon ptp gewunden to wind, plait, curl, twist; unwind; whirl, brandish, swing; sv/i3 to turn, fly, leap, start, roll, slip, go; busy oneself with; delay, hesitate; roll up; repair\nwindbǽre  adj windy\nwindlband  n (-es/-) blast of wind\nwinde see ed~, næddre~, wudu~\nwindecræft see wyndecræft\nwindel  m (windles/windlas) basket\nwindelocc  m (-es/-as) curly lock\nwindelstán  m (-es/-as) tower with a winding staircase\nwindelstréaw  n (-es/-) windle-straw\nwindeltréow  n (-es/-) oleaster, willow\nwindfona  m (-n/-n) winnowing fan\nwindfylled  adj blown down\nwindgeard  m (-es/-as) home of the winds, sea\nwindgefonna  m (-n/-n) winnowing fan\nwindgereste  f (-an/-an) resting-place of the winds\nwindhladen  adj windy\nwindig  adj windy, breezy\nwindil see windel\nwindluscoful see windscofl\nwindles gen sing of windel\nwindong see windung\nwindrǽs  m (-es/-as) storm of wind\nwíndrinc  m (-es/-as) wine-drink, wine\nwíndruncen  adj elate, intoxicated with wine\nwindscofl  f (-e/-a) fan\nwindsele  m (-es/-as) 2 (windy hall), hell\nwindswingel  f (-e/-a) (wind-whip), fan\nwindumǽr  f (-e/-a) echo\nwindung  1. f (-e/-a) winnowing, chaff, tares, straw; 2. f (-e/-a) something woven, hurdle\nwindwian  wv/t2 to fan, winnow\nwindwig see windig\nwindwigceaf  n (-es/-) chaff\nwindwigsife  n (-es/-u) winnowing-sieve, fan\nwine2  m (-es/-as) friend, protector, lord; retainer; [occl gen pl winiga, winigea]\nwíneard see wíngeard\nwinedryhten  m (-dryhtnes/-dryhtnas) friendly lord, lord and friend\nwínegeard see wíngeard\nwinegéomor  adj mourning for friends\nwineléas2  adj friendless\nwinemǽg2  m (-es/-as, -mágas) dear kinsman\nwínern see wínærn\nwinescipe  m (-es/-as) friendship\nwinestre see winstre\nwinetréow  f (-e/-a) conjugal fidelity\nwineþearfende2  adj friendless\nwinewincle  f (-an/-an) periwinkle (shell-fish)\nwínfæt  n (-es/-fatu) wine-vessel, wine-vat\nwíngál2  adj flushed or intoxicated with wine\nwíngeard  m (-es/-as) vineyard; vine\nwíngeardbóg  m (-es/-as) vine-tendril\nwíngeardhóc  m (-es/-as) vine-tendril\nwíngeardhring  m (-es/-as) cluster of fruit; vine tendrils\nwíngeardseax  n (-es/-) vine pruning-knife\nwíngeardwealh  m (-wéales/-wéalas) worker in a vineyard\nwíngedrinc  n (-es/-) 2 wine-drinking, drinking bout; wine\nwíngerd see wíngeard\nwíngetredde see wíntredde\nwíngyrd see wíngeard\nwínháte  f (-an/-an) invitation to wine\nwínhréafetian  wv/t2 to gather grapes\nwínhús  n (-es/-) wine-house, tavern\nwínian  wv/t2 to pluck (grapes)\nwiniga see wine\nwinigea see wine\nwining  m (-es/-as) leg-band, garter\nwínland  n (-es/-) wine-growing country\nwínléaf  n (-es/-) vine-leaf\nwínlic  adj vinous, like wine\nwínmere  m (-es/-as) wine-vat\nwinn1  n (-es/-) toil, labor, trouble, hardship; profit, gain; conflict, strife, war\nwinna1  m (-n/-n) enemy, adversary\nwinnan  sv/t3 3rd pres winþ past wann/wunnon ptp gewunnen to labor, toil, trouble oneself; resist, oppose, contradict; fight, strive, struggle, rage; on ~ attack; ge~ conquer, obtain, gain; endure, bear, suffer; be ill\nwinnend  m (-es/-) fighter\nwinnendlic  adj fighting\nwinnstów1  f (-e/-a) wrestling place\nwinnung see windung\nwinpel see wimpel\nwínréafetian  wv/t2 to gather grapes\nwínreced2  n (-es/-) wine hall\nwínrepan  sv/t5 3rd pres wínripþ past wínræp/wínrǽpon ptp wínrepen to gather in the vintage\nwínsæd  adj satiated with ‘wine’\nwínsæl  n (-es/-salu) wine-hall\nwínsele2  m (-es/-as) wine-hall\nwínsester  m (-es/-as) wine-vessel [L]\nwinstów see winnstów\nwinstre  1. adj left; ~ hand left hand; 2. f (-an/-an) left hand\nwinsum see wynsum\nwint pres 3rd sing of windan\nWintanceaster  f (-ceastre/-ceastra) Winchester\nwíntæppere  m (-es/-as) wine-tapster, tavern-keeper\nwinter  m (-a/-a), n (-es/-u, -) winter; pl years (in computing time) [number + wintre]\nwinterbiter2  adj bitterly cold\nwinterburna  m (-n/-n) winter-torrent\nwinterceald2  adj wintry-cold\nwintercearig  adj winter-sad, sad with years?\nwinterdæg  m (-es/-dagas) winter day\nwinterdún  f (-e/-a) hill on which sheep were kept in winter?\nwinterfeorm  f (-e/-a) Christmas feast\nWinterfylleþ  m (-es/-as) October\nwintergegang  m (-es/-as) fate\nwintergerím2  n (-es/-) number of years\nwintergetæl  n (-es/-u, -teolu) number of years\nwintergewǽde  n (-es/-u) garment of winter, snow\nwintergeweorp  n (-es/-) snowstorm\nwintergeworp  n (-es/-) snowstorm\nwinterhús  n (-es/-) winter-house\nwinterig see wintrig\nwinterlǽcan  irreg wv/i1b to grow wintry\nwinterlic  adj wintry, winter\nwinterrǽdingbóc  f (-béc/-béc) lectionary for the winter; [gen ~béc/~bóce; dat ~béc; acc ~bóc; nom/acc pl ~béc; gen pl ~bóca; dat pl ~bócum]\nwinterrím see wintergerím\nwintersæt see wintersetl\nwinterscúr  m (-es/-as) winter-shower\nwinterseld see wintersetl\nwintersetl  n (-es/-) winter-quarters\nwintersteal  m (-es/-as) stallion a year old\nwinterstund  f (-e/-a) winter-hour, short time, year?\nwintersufel  n (-es/-) food for winter\nwintertíd  f (-e/-e) winter-time\nwíntíber  n (-tíbres/-) wine-offering, libation\nwintra see winter\nwintre see án~, twi~, etc\nwíntredde  f (-an/-an) winepress\nwintreg see wintrig\nwíntréow  n (-es/-) vine\nwintrig  adj wintry\nwíntrog  m (-es/-as) wine-vessel\nwíntunne  f (-an/-an) wine-cask; [or ? wíntún wine-house]\nwíntwig  n (-es/-u, -tweogu) vine-twig\nwinþ pres 3rd sing of winnan\nwínþegu2  f (-e/-a) banquet of wine\nwínwyrcend  m (-es/-) vine-dresser\nwínwringe  f (-an/-an) winepress\nwiorþegend  m (-es/-) worshipper\nwio- see weo-, wi-, wu-\nwíohbed see wéofod\nwípian  wv/t2 to wipe, cleanse\nwír  1. 2 m (-es/-as) wire, metal thread, wire-ornament; 2. m (-es/-as) myrtle\nwir- see wear-, wier-, wyr-\nwírboga  m (-n/-n) twisted wire?\nwirc- see weorc-, wyrc-\nwird- see wierd-\nwirg- see wierg-, wyrg-, wyrig-\nwírgrǽfe?  f (-an/-an) myrtle-grove\nwirian see wiergan\nwirig- see wierg-, wyrg-, wyrig-\nwirman see wyrman\nwirpþ pres 3rd sing of weorpan\nwírtréow  n (-es/-) myrtle\nwírtréowen  adj myrtle\nwirtruma see wyrtruma\nwirþ  1. see weorþ 1; 2. see wierþ pres 3rd sing of weorðan\nwirðe see worþ 1\nwís  1. adj wise, learned; sagacious, cunning; sane; prudent, discreet, experienced; noun wise man; 2. see wíse 1\nwísa2  m (-n/-n) leader, director\nwisan see wesan\nwísan see wísian\nwísbóc  f (-béc/-béc) book of wisdom, instructive book?; [gen ~béc/~bóce; dat ~béc; acc ~bóc; nom/acc pl ~béc; gen pl ~bóca; dat pl ~bócum]\nwísc- see wýsc-\nwisce  n (-es/-u) meadow liable to floods\nwischere  m (-es/-as) diviner?\nwísdóm  m (-es/-as) wisdom, knowledge, learning; experience\nwíse  1. f (-an/-an) wise, way, fashion, custom, habit, manner; testamentary disposition; business, affair, thing, matter; condition, state, circumstance; reason, cause; direction; melody; idiom; 2. adv wisely; 3. f (-an/-an) sprout, stalk\nwísfæst  adj wise, sagacious, discreet, learned, intelligent\nwísfæstlic  adj wise, sagacious, discreet, learned, intelligent\nwíshycgende  adj wise, sagacious\nwíshýdig2  adj wise, discreet, sagacious\nwísian1  wv/t2 w.d. or w.a. to direct, instruct, guide, lead; point out, show\nwislic  adj certain, sure, true; adv ~líce1 certainly, truly; moreover\nwíslic  adj wise, sagacious, prudent; adv ~líce\nwisligan see hwistlian\nwísnes  f (-se/-sa) teaching, wisdom; ge~ understanding\nwisnian  wv/t2 to dry up, wither, waste away; [weornian]\nwiss- see wis-\nwisse see wiste past 3rd sing of witan\nwíssefa  m (-n/-n) wise-souled man\nwissian see wísian\nwissian1  wv/t2 to direct, instruct, guide; point out, show\nwissiend  m (-es/-) governor, director; driver (of chariot)\nwissigend  m (-es/-) governor, director; driver (of chariot)\nwisste see wiste past 3rd sing of witan\nwissum  adv altogether, completely; tó ~\nwissung1  f (-e/-a) showing, instruction, guidance; certainty; rule, regulation, government\nwist  f (-e/-e) being, existence; well-being, abundance, plenty; provision, nourishment, subsistence, food, meal, feast, delicacy; wenian1 tó ~e to feast, entertain\nwiste past 3rd sing of witan\nwístfæstlic see wísfæstlic\nwistful  adj productive\nwistfulgend1  m (-es/-) banqueter\nwistfullian  wv/t2 to feast\nwistfullíce  adv luxuriously\nwistfullnes  f (-se/-sa) good cheer\nwistfullung1  f (-e/-a) feasting\nwistfyllu  f (-e/-a) fill of food\nwistgiefende  adj fertile\nwistl- see hwistl-\nwistmete  m (-mettes/-mettas) sustenance\nwiston past pl of witan\nwisþlung see hwistlung\nwíswielle  adj wise in purpose\nwíswyrdan  wv/i1b to be wise in speech\nwíswyrde  adj prudent in speech\nwit  1. dual 1st pers pron we two; gen uncer; dat unc; acc uncit; ~ Æthered Æthered and I; 2. ~1 see witt\nwita1  m (-n/-n) sage, philosopher, wise man, adviser, councilor, elder, senator; witness; accomplice; [witan]\nwitan  irreg v/t to be aware of or conscious of, know, understand; observe, perceive; ge~ ascertain, learn; andan ~ dislike; incan ~ (tó) to have a grudge (against); ege ~ to fear; dón tó ~ne to cause to know, inform; myne ~ to love\nwítan1  1. sv/i1 3rd pres wíteþ past wát/witon ptp gewiten to guard, keep; look after; 2. to impute or ascribe to, accuse, reproach, blame; 3. ptp is gewiten to depart, go, go out; leave off; pass away, die (oft forþ~)\nwíte  n (-es/-u) punishment, torture, plague, injury; penalty, fine; contribution, in money or food, to sustenance of king or his officers; woe, misery, distress; wyrcan tó ~ to contrive as a punishment\nwítebend2  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) bonds of torture or punishment\nwítebróga  m (-n/-n) tormenting dread\nwítecyll  f (-e/-a) sack in which parricides were put to death\nwitedlíce see witodlíce\nwítedóm see wítegdóm\nwítedómlic  adj prophetic\nwítefæst  adj penally enslaved\nwítega  m (-n/-n) wise man; lawyer; prophet, soothsayer; prophecy; [witan] (1)\nwítegdóm  m (-es/-as) prophecy, prediction; divination\nwítegeard?  m (-es/-as) amphitheater\nwítegestre  f (-an/-an) prophetess\nwítegian1  wv/t2 to prophecy, predict\nwítegung  f (-e/-a) prophecy, divination\nwítegungbóc  f (-béc/-béc) book of prophecy; [gen ~béc/~bóce; dat ~béc; acc ~bóc; nom/acc pl ~béc; gen pl ~bóca; dat pl ~bócum]\nwítehrægl  n (-es/-) penitential garb, sackcloth\nwítehús  n (-es/-) torture-house, prison, hell; amphitheater (as a place of torture and martyrdom)\nwítel see hwítel\nwítelác2  n (-es/-) punishment\nwíteléas  adj without punishment or fine; adv ~líce with impunity\nwíteléast  f (-e/-a) freedom from punishment or fine\nwítelic  adj toilsome, carking; penal\nwitelíce see witodlíce\nwitenagemót  n (-es/-) meeting of the wise men, national council; [wita]\nwítendlic see wítigendlic\nwitendlíce see witodlíce\nwíterǽden  f (-ne/-na) punishment, fine\nwítern  n (-es/-) prison; [ærn]\nwítescræf  n (-es/-scrafu) pit of torment, hell\nwítesteng  m (-es/-as) pole used for torture\nwítestów  f (-e/-a) place of torment or execution\nwíteswinge  f (-an/-an) scourging, punishment\nwíteþéow  adj, m (-es/-as) man reduced to slavery by the law\nwítewyrðe  adj punishable\nwítg- see wíteg-\nwítga  m (-n/-n) wise man; lawyer; prophet, soothsayer; prophecy; [witan] (2)\nwitian see be~, uþ~\nwítiendlic see wítigendlic\nwítig- see wíteg-\nwitig see wittig\nwítiga  m (-n/-n) wise man; lawyer; prophet, soothsayer; prophecy; [witan] (3)\nwítigende see gewítende\nwítigendlic  adj prophetic\nwítiglic  adj punitive, of punishment\nwítingstów see wítnungstów\nwitléas1  adj foolish, mad\nwitléasnes  f (-se/-sa) want of intelligence, folly\nwitléast1  f (-e/-a) folly, madness; [witt]\nwitmæreswyrt  f (-e/-e) spoonwort?\nwítnere  m (-es/-as) tormenter, torturer\nwitnes1  f (-se/-sa) knowledge, witness, testimony; a witness; níwa ge~ the New Testament\nwitnesmann  m (-es/-menn) witness\nwítnian1  wv/t2 to punish, chastise, torture, afflict\nwítnigend  m (-es/-) punisher\nwítnung  f (-e/-a) torment, torture, punishment, purgatory\nwítnungstów  f (-e/-a) place of punishment, purgatory\nwitod see witodlíce\nwitodlic  adj certain, sure; adv, conj ~líce, ge~líce truly, for, verily, certainly, undoubtedly, indeed, thus, but, and, therefore, wherefore; [witan]\nwitol see fore~\nwitolnes  f (-se/-sa) wisdom; [witan]\nwiton  1. pres pl of witan; 2. see wuton\nwítrod see wígtrod\nwitséoc1  adj possessed, insane\nwítsteng  m (-es/-as) pole used for torture\nwitt1  n (-es/-) understanding, intellect, sense; knowledge, consciousness; conscience\nwíttendlic  adj prophetic\nwitter  adj wise, prudent; [ON vitr]\nwíttiendlic  adj prophetic\nwittig12  adj wise; sagacious, reasonable; skillful; conscious, in one’s right mind\nwittignes  f (-se/-sa) intelligence\nwittol see witol\nwítu nom/acc pl of wíte\nwitud see witod\nwituma  m (-n/-n) dowry\nwitumbora  m (-n/-n) bridesman, paranymph\nwítungstów see wítnungstów\nwítword  n (-es/-) written evidence, will, covenant\nwiþ  1. prep w.a. with, by, near, against, beside, at, through; w.d. from (separation), with (opposition), for, in return for, on condition of, beside, near, opposite; w.g. towards, to, at, against; ~ éastan a. adv to the east; b. prep w.d.a. east of; ~ úp upwards, above; ~ þán þe because, in consideration of, provided that; ~…weard prep w.a. towards; 2. conj until; átellan ~ balance against; settan1 ~ to compare\nwiþæftan  1. adv from behind, behind, after; 2. prep w.d. behind, at\nwiþbláwan  sv/t7 3rd pres wiþblǽwþ past wiþbléow/on ptp wiþbláwen to blow away\nwiþbregdan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþbrigdeþ past wiþbrægd/wiþbrugdon ptp wiþbrogden to withhold, retrain, withstand, oppose; take away\nwiþbrédan see wiþbregdan [3rd pres wiþbrídeþ past wiþbrǽd/wiþbrúdon ptp wiþbróden]\nwiþcéosan  sv/t2 3rd pres wiþcíesþ past wiþcéas/wiþcuron ptp wiþcoren to reject; past participle wiþcoren rejected, reprobate, outcast\nwiþcoren  adj rejected, reprobate, outcast\nwiþcostian  wv/t2 to disapprove, reject, condemn [reprobare]\nwiþcwædenes see wiþcwedennes\nwiþcwedennes  f (-se/-sa) contradiction\nwiþcwedolnes see wiðercwedolnes\nwiþcweðan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiþcwiðeþ past wiþcwæþ/wiþcwǽdon ptp wiþcweden to speak against, contradict, gainsay, oppose, resist; forbid, refuse, deny; reject, renounce\nwiþcweðenes see wiþcwedennes\nwiþdrífan  sv/t1 3rd pres wiþdrífþ past wiþdráf/wiþdrifon ptp wiþdrifen to repel, drive off\nwiðe- see wiðig-\nwiþéadon (North) see wiþéodon, past pl of wiþgán\nwiþéastan  adv eastward, eastwards\nwiþeftan see wiþæftan\nwiðer  1. prep w.d., adv against; 2. adj hostile\nwiðerbersta  m (-n/-n) adversary\nwiðerbreca  m (-n/-n) adversary; the devil, Satan\nwiðerbrocian  wv/t2 to oppose\nwiðerbróga  m (-n/-n) adversary, the devil\nwiðerbruca see wiðerbreca\nwiðercierran  wv/t1a to turn against, prance; [compare to wiðercyr]\nwiðercorra  m (-n/-n) adversary, rebel, apostate, sinner\nwiðercoren  adj rejected, reprobate, wicked\nwiðercorennes  f (-se/-sa) reprobation\nwiðercwednes see wiðercwidennes\nwiðercwedol  adj opposing, contradicting\nwiðercwedolnes  f (-se/-sa) contradiction\nwiðercwedung  f (-e/-a) contradiction\nwiðercweð- see wiðercwed-\nwiðercweðan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiðercwiðeþ past wiðercwæþ/wiðercwǽdon ptp wiðercweden to withstand\nwiðercwida  m (-n/-n) contradictor; opposer, rebel\nwiðercwiddian  wv/t2 to murmur\nwiðercwide  m (-es/-as) contradiction; opposition, resistance\nwiðercwidel- see wiðercwedol-\nwiðercwidennes  f (-se/-sa) contradiction\nwiðercwyd- see wiðercwed-, wiðercwid-\nwiðercierr  m (-es/-as) rearing (of a horse)\nwiðerdúne  adj narrow?, uphill?, steep?\nwiðere see tó~\nwiðerfeoht- see wiðfeoht-\nwiðerflita  m (-n/-n) opponent, adversary\nwiðerhabban  wv/t3 to resist\nwiðerhlinian  wv/t2 to lean against\nwiðerhycgende  adj refractory, perverse, antagonistic, hostile; noun rival, adversary\nwiðerhýdig  adj refractory, perverse, antagonistic, hostile; noun rival, adversary\nwiðerian  wv/t2 to resist, oppose, struggle against; irritate, provoke; be provoked\nwiðerlǽcan  irreg wv/t1b to deprive\nwiðerléan2  n (-es/-) requital; compensation\nwiðerling  m (-es/-as) opponent, adversary\nwiðermál  n (-es/-) counter-plan, defense\nwiðerméde  adj perverse, antagonistic\nwiðermédnes  f (-se/-sa) perversity; adversity\nwiðermédu  f (-e/-a) antagonism; perversity; adversity\nwiðermetan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiðermiteþ past wiðermæt/wiðermǽton ptp wiðermeten to compare\nwiðermód  adj unwilling, contrary\nwiðermódnes  f (-se/-sa) adversity\nwiðermoednes see wiðermédnes\nwiðerrǽde  adj contrary, opposed, adverse, perverse, rebellious; disadvantageous; disagreeable, unpleasant\nwiðerrǽdlic  adj contrary, adverse\nwiðerrǽdnes  f (-se/-sa) opposition, discord, variance, disadvantage, adversity\nwiðerræhtes  adv opposite; [= ~rihtes]\nwiðerrihtes  adj opposite\nwiðerriht  n (-es/-) recompense\nwiðersaca  m (-n/-n) adversary, enemy; betrayer; apostate\nwiðersacian  wv/t2 to renounce, become apostate; blaspheme\nwiðersacung  f (-e/-a) apostasy; blasphemy\nwiðersæc  1. n (-es/-sacu) contradiction, hostility, opposition; apostacy; [sacan]; 2. adj unfavorable\nwiðersprecend  m (-es/-) a contradictor\nwiðerstǽger  adj steep\nwiðerstandan  sv/t6 3rd pres wiðerstendeþ past wiðerstód/on ptp wiðerstanden to resist\nwiðersteall  m (-es/-as) resistance, opposition\nwiðerstede  m (-es/-as) substitution\nwiðersíenes  adv backwards, withershins\nwiðertalu  f (-e/-a) defense\nwiðertihtle  f (-an/-an) countercharge\nwiðertrod2  n (-es/-u) return, retreat\nwiðerung  f (-e/-a) obstinacy\nwiðerweard  adj contrary, perverse, adverse; rebellious, hostile; inconsistent; unfavorable, noxious, bad\nwiðerwearda  m (-n/-n) adversary\nwiðerweardian  wv/t2 to oppose\nwiðerweardlic  adj contrary, inimical, perverse; adv ~líce\nwiðerweardnes  f (-se/-sa) opposition, perversity, arrogance, enmity; adversity, calamity, trouble\nwiðerwengel  m (-wengles/-wenglas) adversary\nwiðerwennung  f (-e/-a) controversy; [winnan]\nwiðerwerd- see wiðerweard-\nwiðerwird- see wiðerweard-\nwiðerwierd- see wiðerweard-\nwiðerwinn  n (-es/-) contest\nwiðerwinna  m (-n/-n) opponent, rival, adversary, enemy\nwiðerwinnan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiðerwinþ past wiðerwann/wiðerwunnon ptp wiðerwunnen to revolt\nwiðerwyrd see wiðerweard\nwiðewinde see wiðowinde\nwiþfaran  sv/t6 3rd pres wiþfærþ past wiþfór/on ptp wiþfaren to come off, escape\nwiþfeohtan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþfiehteþ past wiþfeaht/wiþfuhton ptp wiþfohten to fight against, rebel\nwiþfeohtend  m (-es/-) adversary\nwiþféolan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþfíelþ past wiþfealh/wiþfulgon ptp wiþfolgen to apply oneself to\nwiþferian2  wv/t2 to rescue, redeem\nwiþflita see wiðerflita\nwiþfón  sv/t7 3rd pres wiþféhþ past wiþféng/on ptp wiþfangen w.d. to grasp at, clutch\nwiþforan  1. prep w.d. before, in the presence of; 2. adv before, previously\nwiþgán  irreg v/t to go against, oppose; v/i pass away, vanish, disappear\nwiþgangan  sv/t7 3rd pres wiþgengþ past wiþgéong/on ptp wiþgangen to go against, oppose; sv/i7 pass away, vanish, disappear\nwiþgehæftan  wv/t1b to fight against\nwiþgemetnes  f (-se/-sa) comparison\nwiþgeondan  prep w.d. beyond\nwiþgínan  wv/t1b to reject\nwiþgrípan  sv/t1 3rd pres wiþgrípþ past wiþgráp/wiþgripon ptp wiþgripen to grapple with\nwiþhabban  wv/t3 w.d. to oppose, resist, restrain, hold out\nwiþhæftan  wv/t1b to restrain\nwiþheardian  wv/t2 to harden\nwiþhindan  adv behind\nwiþhogian  wv/t2 w.g. to disregard, reject\nwiþhycgan2  wv/t3 to reject, despise, scorn\nwíði- see wíðig-\nwíðie  m (-es/-as) withe, withy, willow; band, fetter, fillet, garland (2); compounds with bed~, bróc~, ford~, gráf~, léah~, mǽd~, mere~, mór~, pól~, pytt~, slǽd~, þýfel~\nwíðig  m (-es/-as) withe, withy, willow; band, fetter, fillet, garland (1); compounds with bed~, bróc~, ford~, gráf~, léah~, mǽd~, mere~, mór~, pól~, pytt~, slǽd~, þýfel~\nwíðige  m (-es/-as) withe, withy, willow; band, fetter, fillet, garland (3); compounds with bed~, bróc~, ford~, gráf~, léah~, mǽd~, mere~, mór~, pól~, pytt~, slǽd~, þýfel~\nwíðigrǽw  f (-e/-a) hedgerow\nwíðigrind  f (-e/-a) willow bark\nwíðing- see wíðig-\nwiþinnan  1. adv within, from within; 2. prep w.d.a. within\nwiþinne see wiþinnan 1\nwiþinnen see wiþinnan 1\nwiþinnon see wiþinnan 1\nwiðir- see wiðer-\nwíðl see wídl\nwiþlǽdan  wv/t1b to lead away, remove, rescue\nwiþlǽdnes  f (-se/-sa/-) abduction\nwíðlan see wídlian\nwiþlicgan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiþligeþ past wiþlæg/wiþlǽgon ptp wiþlegen to oppose, resist\nwiþmetan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiþmiteþ past wiþmæt/wiþmǽton ptp wiþmeten to compare with, liken to\nwiþmétednes  f (-se/-sa) invention, device\nwiþmetenlic  adj comparative (in grammar)\nwiþmetendlic  adj comparative (in grammar)\nwiþmetennes  f (-se/-sa) comparison\nwiþmetung  f (-e/-a) comparison\nwiþneoðan  adv below, underneath, beneath (1)\nwiþniðan  adv below, underneath, beneath (2)\nwiþnyðan  adv below, underneath, beneath (3)\nwiðobán  n (-es/-) collarbone\nwiðobend  f (-e/-a) woodbine\nwiðone see wiþ þone\nwiðor- see wiðer-\nwiðowinde  f (-an/-an) A plant, bind-weed [convolvulus], woodbine\nwiþrǽde see wiðerrǽde\nwiðre2  n (-es/-u) resistance, opposition\nwiþréotan  sv/t2 3rd pres wiþríeteþ past wiþréat/wiþruton ptp wiþroten to abhor?, resist?\nwiðrian see wiðerian\nwiþsacan  sv/t6 3rd pres wiþsæcþ past wiþsóc/on ptp wiþsacen to forsake, abandon, renounce, refuse, deny; oppose, drive against\nwiþsacendlic  adj used in negotiations\nwiþsacung  f (-e/-a) denial, renunciation\nwiþsceorian  wv/t2 to refuse\nwiþscríðel see wídscríðol\nwiþscúfan  sv/t2 3rd pres wiþscýfþ past wiþscéaf/wiþscufon ptp wiþscofen to thrust back, refute, repel\nwiþsecgan  wv/t3 to renounce\nwiþséon  sv/t5 3rd pres wiþsiehþ past wiþseah/wiþsáwon ptp wiþsewen to rebel, rise against\nwiþsetnes  f (-se/-sa) opposition\nwiþsettan  wv/t1a to withstand, resist; condemn\nwiþsléan  sv/t6 3rd pres wiþsliehþ past wiþslóg/on ptp wiþslagen to oppose, bring to naught\nwiþsprecan  sv/t5 3rd pres wiþspricþ past wiþspræc/wiþsprǽcon ptp wiþsprecen to contradict, gainsay; converse; revile; speak with\nwiþspurnan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþspyrnþ past wiþspearn/wiþspurnon ptp wiþspornen to hit against\nwiþstandan  sv/t6 3rd pres wiþstendeþ past wiþstód/on ptp wiþstanden w.d. to withstand, resist, oppose; be lacking\nwiþstæppan see wiþsteppan\nwiþsteppan  sv/t6 3rd pres wiþstepeþ past wiþstóp/on ptp wiþstapen to step or go out of\nwiþsteall see wiðersteall\nwiþstond- see wiþstand-\nwiþstunian  wv/t2 to dash against\nwiþstyllan  wv/t1a to retreat\nwiþstyltan  wv/i1b to hesitate, doubt\nwiþtéon  sv/t2 3rd pres wiþtíehþ past wiþtéah/wiþtugon ptp wiþtogen to take away; restrain\nwiþtremman  wv/i1a to step back\nwiþþe  f (-an/-an) cord, band, thong, fetter; [variant also of wíðig]\nwiþþer- see wiðer-\nwiþþingian  wv/t2 to be reconciled to; to talk against, contradict\nwiþþir see wiðer\nwiþþyddan  wv/t1a to blunt\nwiþufan  1. prep w.a. above; 2. adv before, previously\nwiþuppan  adv above\nwiþuppon  adv above\nwiþútan  1. prep w.d. outside of; except; without (opposite of with); prep w.a. without, to the outside of; 2. adv from outside, outside\nwiþweorpan2  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþwierpþ past wiþwearp/wiþwurpon ptp wiþworpen to reject, repudiate\nwiþwestan  prep w.d. to the west of\nwiþwinde see wiðowinde\nwiþwinnan  sv/t3 3rd pres wiþwinþ past wiþwann/wiþwunnon ptp wiþwunnen to fight against, oppose\nwiþwinnend  m (-es/-) opponent\nwiþwiðerian  wv/t2 to resist, withstand\nwixlan (North) see wrixlan\nwixþ see wiexþ pres 3rd sing of weaxan\nwlacian1  wv/i2 to become lukewarm, be tepid\nwlacu  adj tepid, lukewarm, cool\nwlacunes see wlæcnes\nwlanc  adj stately, splendid, lofty, magnificent, rich; boastful, arrogant, proud\nwlancian  wv/t2 to become proud or boastful, exult\nwlanclic  adj proud, arrogant; adv ~líce\nwlát past 3rd sing of wlítan\nwlátere  m (-es/-as) spectator\nwlátful see neb~\nwlátian  wv/t2 1. 2 to gaze, look upon, behold; [wlítan]; 2. impersonal to loathe, to cause a person loathing\nwlátung  1. f (-e/-a) sight, spectacle; 2. see wlǽtung, wlǽttung\nwlæc  adj tepid, lukewarm, cool\nwlæc see wlacu\nwlæce  n (-es/-u) tepidity; [=wlæc?]\nwlæclic  adj lukewarm; adv ~líce\nwlǽclíce see wrǽclíce\nwlæcnes  f (-se/-sa) lukewarmness\nwlæffetere  m (-es/-as) stammerer\nwlæffian  wv/i2 to stammer, speak indistinctly\nwlænc see wlanc, wlenc\nwlænco see wlencu\nwlæncu see wlenc\nwlǽta see wlǽtta\nwlǽtlic  adj foul\nwlætlíce see wlæclíce\nwlǽtta  m (-n/-n) loathing, nauseas, eructation, heartburn; an object of loathing; disfigurement\nwlǽtung  f (-e/-a) nausea; disfigurement\nwleaffian see wlæffian\nwleccan1  irreg wv/t1b, wv/t1a to make tepid; [wlæc]\nwlencan1  wv/t1b to enrich, exalt\nwlenc  f (-e/-a) pride, arrogance, haughtiness; glory, pomp, splendor; 2 bravado; prosperity, riches, wealth; [wlanc]\nwlencu  f (-e/-a) pride, arrogance, haughtiness; glory, pomp, splendor; 2 bravado; prosperity, riches, wealth; [wlanc]\nwléttung see wlǽtung\nwlisp  adj lisping, speaking inarticulately, stuttering, stammering (1)\nwlips  adj lisping, speaking inarticulately, stuttering, stammering (2)\nwlispian see á~\nwlita  m (-n/-n) face, countenance; beauty\nwlítan2  sv/t1 3rd pres wlíteþ past wlát/wliton ptp gewliten to gaze, look, observe\nwlite  m (-es/-as) brightness; appearance, form, aspect, look, countenance; beauty, splendor; adornment\nwliteandet  n (-tes/-tu) confession of splendor\nwlitebeorht2  adj beauteous\nwliteful  adj beautiful\nwliteg- see wlitig-\nwliteléas  adj ugly\nwlitelíce  adv handsomely\nwlitescéawung  f (-e/-a) Sion\nwlitescíne2  adj lovely, beautiful\nwliteséon  f (-e/-a) sight, spectacle\nwlitetorht2  adj brilliant, lovely\nwlitewamm  m (-es/-as) disfigurement of the face\nwliteweorþ  n (-es/-) legal value of a man’s life, ransom\nwlitig  adj radiant, beautiful, fair, comely; adv ~e, ~líce\nwlitigfæst  adj of enduring beauty\nwlitigian1  wv/t2 to beautify, adorn; become beautiful; form, fashion\nwlitignes  f (-se/-sa) beauty, splendor\nwlitu see wlite\nwló see wlóh\nwlóh  f (-e/-a) fringe, ornament, tuft; bit; [gen wléh?]\nwlonc see wlanc\nwlott  ? (-?/-?) spot, blemish\nwlóum dat pl of wlóh\nwlyt- see wlit-\nwó see wóc\nwóc past of wacan\nWocensǽtan  m pl the inhabitants of some district in England\nWocensǽte  m pl the inhabitants of some district in England\nwócer see wócor\nwócie  f (-an/-an) noose\nwócige  f (-an/-an) noose\nwóclic see wóhlic\nwócor2  f (wócre/wócra) increase, usury\nwocorlíce see wacorlíce\nwód  1. adj senseless, mad, raging; blasphemous; 2. past 3rd sing of wadan\nwóda  1. m (-n/-n) madman; 2. m (-n/-n) storm, flood?, danger?\nwodawistle see wodewistle\nwoddor  n (-es/-) throat, gullet?\nwóddréam  m (-es/-as) A lesser divinity, a little spirit; An evil spirit, demon [daemonium]\nwódelic see wódlic\nWóden  m (Wódnes/Wódnas) Woden; Mercury\nWódendréam  m (-es/-as) madness\nWódenesdæg see Wódnesdæg\nwódewistle  f (-an/-an) hemlock\nwódfræc  adj madly ravenous\nwódfrec  adj madly ravenous\nwódheortnes  f (-se/-sa) madness\nwódian see wédan\nwódlic  adj foolish, mad, furious; adv ~líce madly, furiously; blasphemously\nwódnes  f (-se/-sa) madness, frenzy, folly\nWódnes gen sing of Wóden\nWódnesdæg  m (-es/-dagas) Woden’s day, Wednesday\nWódnesniht  f (-e/-) Tuesday night; [gen/dat sing ~e; gen/dat pl ~a/~um]\nwódóm see wóhdóm\nwódon past pl of wadan\nwódscinn  n (-es/-) madness, folly, mad trickery?\nwódscipe  m (-es/-as) insanity\nwódséoc  adj mad\nwódþrág  f (-e/-a) paroxysm, madness, fury\nwoecan see wæccan\nwoerc- see weorc-\nwoerd- see wird-\nwoffian  wv/t2 to shout, rave, blaspheme\nwoffung  f (-e/-a) madness, raving; blasphemy\nwóg see wóh\nwógere  m (-es/-as) wooer, suitor, sweetheart\nwógerlic  adj amorous\nwógian  wv/t2 to woo, court, marry\nwógung  f (-e/-a) wooing\nwóh  1. n (-es/-) bending, crookedness; error, mistake; perversity, wrong, iniquity, depravity; on ~ wrongly, wickedly; 2. adj bent, awry, twisted, crooked; uneven, rough; wrong, perverse, evil, depraved, bad, unjust; false (weight); on wón wrongfully, in error\nwóhbogen2  adj bent, crooked\nwóhcéapung  f (-e/-a) fine for illegal trafficking\nwóhdǽd  f (-e/-e) wrong deed, crime\nwóhdóm  m (-es/-as) unjust judgment\nwóhfóted  adj having deformed feet\nwóhfremmend  m (-es/-) evildoer\nwóhful  adj wicked\nwóhfulnes  f (-se/-sa) wickedness\nwóhgeorn  adj inclined to evil\nwóhgestréon  n (-es/-) ill-gotten property\nwóhgod  n (-es/-u) false god, idol\nwóhhandede  adj maimed (of the hands)\nwóhhǽmed  n (-es/-) fornication, adultery\nwóhhǽmend  m (-es/-) fornicator, adulterer\nwóhhǽmere  m (-es/-as) fornicator, adulterer\nwóhhian?  wv/t2 to speak wildly, rave?\nwóhlic  adj perverse, wrong, unjust, evil; adv ~líce\nwóhs see wósc past 3rd sing of wascan\nwóhson see wóscon past pl of wascan\nwóhsum  adj evil; [wóg-]\nwól  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) pestilence, mortality, disease\nwólbǽrnes  f (-se/-sa) calamity, pest\nwólberende  adj pestilential, pernicious\nwólberendlic  adj pestilential\nwólbryne  m (-es/-as) pestilence\nwolc see wolcen\nwolc- see walc-, wolcen-\nwolcen  n (wolcnes/-) convolutio, ball, lump; cloud; sky, heavens\nwolcenfaru2  f (-e/-a) scudding of clouds\nwolcengehnást  n (-es/-) meeting of clouds (in a storm)\nwolcenréad see weolocréad\nwolcenwyrcende?  adj cloud-making (Centaurs)\nwolcn see wolcen\nwolcréad see weolocréad\nwolcspinl see walcspinl\nwolcyrge see wælcyrige\nwolcyrige see wælcyrige\nwold see weald\nwóldæg  m (-es/-dagas) day of pestilence\nwóldberendlic see wólberendlic\nwolde past 3rd sing of willan\nwoldon past pl of willan\nwólgewinn  n (-es/-) calamitous war\nwólic see wóhlic\nwollentéare  adj streaming with tears\nwolma see fót~\nwom see wam, wamm\nwóm  1. see wógum, dative pl of wóh, adj; 2. see wóma\nwóma  m (-n/-n) noise, howling, tumult; terror, alarm; swefnes ~ dream-tumult, vision; eloquence?\nwoman  wv/t1b to infringe; ge~ w.d. person, w.g. thing to deprive of; [wamm]\nwon  1. see wan, wann; 2. past 3rd sing of winnan\nwón  1. weak genitive, dative neuter, dative masc/neut pl of wóh; 2. see hwón\nwon- see wan-\nwóna genitive pl of wóh 2\nwondor see wundor\nwónes see wóhnes\nwong see wang\nwóp  1. m (-es/-as) cry, shrieking, weeping, lamentation; 2. see wéop past 3rd sing of wépan\nwópdropa  m (-n/-n) tear\nwópen past participle of wépan\nwóperian  wv/i2 to weep\nwópig  adj sad, lamenting\nwópléoþ  n (-es/-) dirge, elegy\nwóplic  adj tearful, sad; adv ~líce\nwópstów  f (-e/-a) place of mourning\nwór see wós, wáse\nwóra genitive pl of wóh\nworc see weorc\nword  1. n (-es/-) word, speech, sentence, statement; command, order; subject of talk, story, news, report; fame; promise; verb; (incarnate) Word; ~um wrixlan to converse; 2. rod; (gooseberry) bush?; 3. see werod\nwordbebod  n (-es/-u) command\nwordbéot2  n (-es/-) promise\nwordbéotung2  f (-e/-a) promise\nwordcærse see worðigcærse?\nwordcennend  m (-es/-) the begetter of the Word\nwordclipiende  adj able to speak\nwordcræft2  m (-es/-as) poetic art, eloquence\nwordcwide  m (-es/-as) words, speech, language, utterance; a saying, words\nwordcwyðe see wordcwide\nworden past participle of weorðan\nwordes  adv with words, verbally, orally\nwordfæst  adj true to one’s word, true\nwordful  f (-e/-a) talkative, verbose, fluent\nwordgebéot see wordbéot\nwordgecwide  n (-es/-u, -gecweodu) verbal agreement\nwordgemearc  n (-es/-) definition or limitation by words\nwordgerýne2  n (-es/-u) dark saying\nwordgiedd  m (-es/-as) lay, dirge\nwordgléaw  adj skillful in words\nwordhléoðor2  n (-es/-) voice, speech\nwordhord2  n (-es/-) treasury of words\nwordig  adj wordy, verbose\nwordlác  n (-es/-) speech\nwordlár  f (-e/-a) (verbal) teaching\nwordlatu  f (-e/-a) delay in speech?\nwordlaðu2  f (-e/-a) conversation, speech\nwordléan  n (-es/-) reward for song\nwordlian  wv/t2 to talk, commune; conspire\nwordliend  m (-es/-) speaker\nwordloc  n (-es/-u) art of logic\nwordloca  m (-n/-n) (word-hord), speech\nwordloga  m (-n/-n) deceiver, liar\nwordlung  f (-e/-a) in a good sense, talk, discourse, conversation; in a bad sense, idle talk, empty talk, babbling, chattering\nwordmittung  f (-e/-a) a bringing together, collecting; A comparison, similitude; In gram.: oðere ~, the comparative; The comparison, collation of texts, manuscripts, etc; a union, combination; Prop., of the standards in war for battle, a hostile meeting [collatio]\nwordpredicung  f (-e/-a) preaching\nwordrian see wordlian\nwordriht  n (-es/-) suitable word; spoken law; statement of what is right according to law or custom\nwordsáwere  m (-es/-as) rhetorician\nwordsige  m (-es/-as) success in speech\nwordsnoter  adj eloquent, wise in words\nwordsnoterlic  adj philosophical, learned\nwordsnoterung  f (-e/-a) sophism\nwordsomnere  m (-es/-as) enumeration, catalog\nwordsomnung  f (-e/-a) a bringing together, collecting; A comparison, similitude; In gram.: oðere ~, the comparative; The comparison, collation of texts, manuscripts, etc; a union, combination; Prop., of the standards in war for battle, a hostile meeting [collatio]\nwordsprecende  adj able to speak\nwordwísa  m (-n/-n) sophist\nwordwrítere see wyrdwrítere\nwordwynsum  adj affable\nwóre dative feminine singular of wóh\nworf see weorf\nworfian see woffian\nwórhana  m (-n/-n) moor-cock, cock-pheasant\nwórhenn  f (-e/-a) hen pheasant\nwórhona see wórhana\nworht past participle of wyrcan\nworhte past tense of wyrcan\nwórht- see wróht-\nwórian  wv/i2 to roam, wander, wander about; (1) literal, to wander about, ramble, be a vagabond; (1a) of the movements of the planets; (2) figurative in various senses; move round, totter, crumble to pieces; [wór, wérig] [listed as wórigan]\nwóriend  m (-es/-) vagabond\nworld see woruld\nworm see wyrm\nwormód see wermód\nworms  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) matter, pus, virus; [also worsm]\nworn  m (-es/-as) large amount, number; troop, company, multitude, crowd; progeny\nworngehát  n (-es/-) promise of numerous offspring\nwornlust see wamlust\nworod see werod\nworoht see wróht\nworold see woruld\nworpan see weorpan\nworpen past participle of weorpan\nworpian  wv/t2 to cast, throw, pelt\nworsm see worms\nwort see wyrt\nworþ  1. n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) court, courtyard, curtilage, farm; street; 2. see waroþ\nworð- see weorð-\nworðig  m (-es/-as) enclosed homestead, curtilage, farm; street\nworðigcærse  f (-an/-an) name of a plant\nworðignetele  f (-an/-an) nettle\nworþscipe see weorþscipe\nworud see werod 1\nworuftord see weorftord\nworuld  f (-e/-a) world, age; men, humanity; way of life, life; long period of time, cycle, eternity; tó ~e, á on ~a woruld, in ~ worulde world without end, for ever\nworuldafol  n (-es/-) secular or worldly power\nworuldár  f (-e/-a) worldly honor; secular property\nworuldǽht  f (-e/-a) worldly possessions\nworuldbearn  n (-es/-) man\nworuldbebod  n (-es/-u) universal command, edict, secular edict\nworuldbisgu  f (-e/-a) worldly occupation\nworuldbisgung  f (-e/-a) worldly business; worldly misery, trouble\nworuldbismer  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) worldly reproach\nworuldbliss  f (-e/-a) worldly bliss\nworuldbót  f (-e/-a) compensation prescribed by the secular power\nworuldbroc  n (-es/-u) worldly trouble; use for secular purposes\nworuldbryce  m (-es/-as) worldly trouble; use for secular purposes\nworuldbúend2  m (-es/-) world-dweller\nworuldcamp  m (-es/-as) secular warfare\nworuldcandel  f (-le/-la) sun\nworuldcearu  f (-e/-a) worldly care\nworuldcempa  m (-n/-n) earthly soldier\nworuldcræft  m (-es/-as) secular art; in pl world’s hosts\nworuldcræftig  adj skilled in secular arts\nworuldcræfta  m (-n/-n) secular artificer\nworuldcræftiga  m (-n/-n) secular artificer\nworuldcund  adj worldly, secular; adv ~líce\nworuldcyning2  m (-es/-as) earthly king\nworulddǽd  f (-e/-e) worldly business\nworulddéad  adj dead\nworulddéma  m (-n/-n) secular judge\nworulddóm  m (-es/-as) secular judgment\nworulddréam2  m (-es/-as) earthly joy\nworulddryhten  m (-dryhtnes/-dryhtnas) world’s lord, God\nworuldduguþ2  f (-e/-a) worldly riches\nworulddearfoþ2  n (-es/-) earthly misery\nworuldege  m (-es/-as) earthly fear\nworuldende  m (-es/-as) end of the world\nworuldfægernes  f (-se/-sa) earthly beauty\nworuldfeoh  n (-féos/-) earthly goods, wealth\nworuldfolgaþ  m (-es/-as) worldly occupation\nworuldfrætwung  f (-e/-a) worldly ornament\nworuldfréond  m (-es/-fríend) friend in this world\nworuldfriþ  m (-es/-as) worldly peace\nworuldfruma  m (-n/-n) primeval man, patriarch\nworuldgálnes  f (-se/-sa) lust of pleasure\nworuldgebyrd  n (-es/-u) worldly origin\nworuldgedál  n (-es/-) death\nworuldgefeoht  n (-es/-) earthly fight\nworuldgeflit  n (-es/-u, -fleotu) dispute, lawsuit\nworuldgerǽdnes  f (-se/-sa) secular ordinance\nworuldgeriht  n (-es/-) worldly justice, secular right or due\nworuldgerýsnu  n pl secular customs\nworuldgesǽlig  adj prosperous\nworuldgesǽlða  f pl worldly fortune\nworuldgesceaft2  f (-e/-a) creature of this world; world\nworuldgestréon2  n (-es/-) worldly riches\nworuldgeswinc  n (-es/-u) earthly toil, misery\nworuldgeþincþ  f (-e/-a) worldly honor, dignity\nworuldgeþingu  n pl earthly things\nworuldgeþóht  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) worldly thought\nworuldgewinn  n (-es/-) earthly war\nworuldgewritu  n pl secular writings\nworuldgewuna  m (-n/-n) customary law\nworuldgielp  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) pride of this world\nworuldgifu  f (-e/-a) worldly gift\nworuldgítsere  m (-es/-as) coveter of worldly things\nworuldgítsung  f (-e/-a) covetousness\nworuldglenge  m (-es/-as) worldly pomp\nworuldgód  n (-es/-) worldly good\nworuldgylp see woruldgielp\nworuldgyrla  m (-n/-n) secular garment\nworuldhád  m (-a/-a) secular state\nworuldhláford  m (-es/-as) secular lord\nworuldhlísa  m (-n/-n) worldly fame\nworuldhogu  f (-e/-a) worldly care\nworuldhremming  f (-e/-a) worldly hindrance\nworuldhyht  m (-es/-as) earthly joy\nworuldlaga  m (-n/-n) civil law\nworuldlagu  f (-e/-a) civil law\nworuldlǽce  m (-es/-as) earthly physician\nworuldléan  n (-es/-) earthly reward\nworuldlic  adj earthly; worldly, secular; adv ~líce temporally\nworuldlíf  n (-es/-) life in this world; secular life\nworuldlufu  f (-e/-a) love of this world\nworuldlust  m (-es/-as) worldly pleasure\nworuldmann  m (-es/-menn) human being, man of the world, layman\nworuldmǽg  m (-es/-as, -mágas) earthly kinsman\nworuldméd  f (-e/-a) earthly reward\nworuldnéod  f (-e/-a) temporal need\nworuldnytt  f (-e/-a) worldly use or profit\nworuldprýdu  f (-e/-a) worldly pride\nworuldrǽden  f (-ne/-na) way of the world\nworuldríca  m (-n/-n) great man\nworuldríce  1. n (-es/-u) earthly kingdom; world-realm, world; 2. adj having worldly power or riches\nworuldrícetere  n (-es/-u) worldly power\nworuldriht  n (-es/-) secular or civil law; God’s law for the world\nworuldsacu  f (-e/-a) worldly strife\nworuldsǽlða  f pl earthly blessings\nworuldscamu  f (-e/-a) public disgrace\nworuldsceaft2  f (-e/-a) earthly creature\nworuldscéat  m (-es/-as) part of the world, region\nworuldscéawung  f (-e/-a) worldly sight\nworuldscipe  m (-es/-as) worldly matter\nworuldscír  f (-e/-a) life in the world (i.e., not monastic), worldly affairs\nworuldscrift  m (-es/-as) confessor\nworuldsnotor  adj world-wise; scientific\nworuldsorg  f (-e/-a) earthly care\nworuldspéd  f (-e/-e) worldly wealth, success in the world\nworuldspédig  adj rich in this world\nworuldsprǽc  f (-e/-a) worldly talk\nworuldstéor  f (-e/-a) secular penalty\nworuldstrang  adj having worldly power; cmp ~strengra; spl ~strengest\nworuldstrengu  f (-e/-a) physical strength\nworuldstrúdere  m (-es/-as) spoliator, robber\nworuldstund  f (-e/-a) sojourn upon the earth\nworuldþearf  f (-e/-a) this world’s needs\nworuldþearfa  m (-n/-n) poor man\nworuldþearfende  adj poor in worldly goods\nworuldþéaw  m (-es/-as) worldly affair\nworuldþegen  m (-es/-as) earthly or secular servant (1)\nworuldþegn  m (-es/-as) earthly or secular servant (2)\nworuldþén  m (-es/-as) earthly or secular servant (3)\nworuldþénung  f (-e/-a) secular office\nworuldþéowdóm  m (-es/-as) secular service\nworuldþing  n (-es/-) worldly affair, thing; earthly riches\nworuldþrymm  m (-es/-as) worldly glory\nworuldwǽpn  n (-es/-) earthly weapon\nworuldwæter  n (-es/-) ocean, sea\nworuldwela  m (-n/-n) worldly wealth\nworuldwelig  adj rich in worldly goods\nworuldweorc  n (-es/-) secular work; mechanics\nworuldweorþscipe  m (-es/-as) worldly honor\nworuldwídl  n (-es/-) world-filth\nworuldwíg  n (-es/-) worldly contest\nworuldwilla  m (-n/-n) earthly good\nworuldwilnung  f (-e/-a) earthly desire\nworuldwís  adj worldly-wise; learned\nworuldwísdóm  m (-es/-as) worldly wisdom, science\nworuldwíse  f (-an/-an) custom of the world\nworuldwita  m (-n/-n) learned layman, sage\nworuldwíte  n (-es/-u) punishment, fine\nworuldwlencu  f (-e/-a) magnificence, ostentation\nworuldwrenc  m (-es/-as) worldly cunning\nworuldwuldor  n (-wuldres/-) worldly glory\nworuldwuniende  adj dwelling\nworuldyrmðu  f (-e/-a) earthly wretchedness\nwórung  f (-e/-a) wandering, roving\nwós  1. n (-es/-) sap, juice; 2. genitive singular of wóh\nwósan see wésan\nwósc past 3rd sing of wascan\nwóscon past pl of wascan\nwóse see wáse\nwósig  adj juicy, moist\nwost see fore~\nwóþ2  f (-e/-a) sound, noise; voice, song, poetry; eloquence\nwóþbora2  m (-n/-n) orator, speaker, seer, prophet, poet, singer\nwóþcræft2  m (-es/-as) art of speech or song\nwoþe see got~\nwóþgiefu  f (-e/-a) gift of song\nwóþsang  m (-es/-as) song\nwóum dative pl of wóh, adj\nwóx  1. past 3rd sing of weaxan; 2. see wósc\nwracian  1. wv/i2 to be in exile, wander, travel; 2. wv/t2 to carry on, prosecute\nwraclíce see wræclíce\nwracnian  wv/i2 to be a wanderer, traveler, pilgrim\nwraco see wracu\nwracu  f (wræce/-a) revenge, vengeance, persecution, enmity; punishment, penalty; cruelty, misery, distress, torture, pain; on þá ~e in retaliation\nwráh past 3rd sing of wréon\nwrang  1. n (-es/-) wrong, injustice; 2. adj rough, uneven; 3. past 3rd sing of wringan\nwranga  m (-n/-n) hold of a ship\nwrangwís  adj rough, uneven\nwrásen  f (-e/-a) band, tie, chain\nwrást see wrǽst\nwrát past 3rd sing of wrítan\nwráþ  1. adj wroth, furious, angry, hostile; terrible, horrible; grievous, harsh, bitter, malignant, evil, cruel; adv ~e; 2. f (-e/-a) cruelty; hardship; [wríðan]; 3. see wrǽd; 4. past 3rd sing of wríðan\nwráþlic2  adj grievous, severe, bitter; adv ~líce\nwráþmód2  adj angry\nwraðo see wraðu?\nwráþscræf  n (-es/-scrafu) pit of misery, hell\nwráþþo see wrǽþþu\nwraðu2  f (-e/-a) prop, help, support, maintenance\nwraxlere  m (-es/-as) wrestler\nwraxlian  wv/t2 to wrestle\nwraxliende  adj wrestling, contending, striving\nwraxlung  f (-e/-a) wrestling\nwræc  1. n (-es/wracu), f? (-e/-a) misery; vengeance, persecution; exile; 2. ? (-?/-?) what is driven; 3. past 3rd sing of wrecan; 4. see wærc\nwræca see wræcca\nwræcan see wrecan\nwræcca  m (-n/-n) wretch; fugitive, outcast, exile; adventurer, stranger; sojourner\nwræccan see wrecan\nwræce genitive singular of wracu\nwræcend see wrecend\nwræcfæc  n (-es/-facu) time of exile, banishment, misery\nwræcful  adj wretched, miserable\nwræchwíl  f (-e/-a) time of exile or distress\nwræclást2  m (-es/-as) path of exile\nwræclástian  wv/t2 to banish\nwræclic  adj foreign; strange, unfamiliar, extraordinary; wretched, exiled; adv ~líce\nwrǽclic see wrǽtlic\nwræcmæcg2  m (-es/-as) exile, outcast, miserable man\nwræcmæcga2  m (-n/-n) exile, outcast, miserable man\nwræcmann  m (-es/-menn) fugitive\nwræcnes see wrecnes\nwræcnian see wracnian\nwrǽcon past pl of wrecan\nwræcscipe  m (-es/-as) exile\nwræcsetl  n (-es/-) place of exile\nwræcsíþ  m (-es/-as) journey of exile or peril, pilgrimage; exile, persecution; misery\nwræcsíðian  wv/i2 to wander, travel abroad, be in exile\nwræcstów  f (-e/-a) place of exile or punishment\nwræcwíte  n (-es/-u) punishment\nwræcworuld  f (-e/-a) miserable world\nwrǽd  f (-e/-a) band, bandage, wreath; bundle; band, flock; [wríðan]\nwrǽdmǽlum  adv in companies\nwrǽg- see wrég-\nwrænna see wrenna\nwrǽnnes  f (-se/-sa) luxury, lust, wantonness\nwrǽnsa  m (-n/-n) wantonness\nwrǽnscipe  m (-es/-as) wantonness\nwrǽnsian  wv/i2 to be wanton\nwrǽsnan  wv/t1b to alter, change, modulate\nwrǽst  adj firm, able, strong, excellent; delicate; adv ~e\nwrǽstan  wv/t1b 1. 1 to wrest, bend, twist, twang; 2. to be or make elegant?\nwrǽstlere  m (-es/-as) wrestler\nwrǽstlic  1. adj pertaining to wrestling; 2. adj delicate, elegant\nwrǽstliend  m (-es/-) wrestler; [wrǽstan]\nwrǽstlung  f (-e/-a) wrestling, struggling\nwræt see wrætt\nwrǽt see wrǽtt\nwrætbasu  adj red; [wrætte]\nwræteréad  adj red\nwrǽtlic  adj artistic, ornamental; curious, wondrous, rare; adv ~líce [wrǽtt]\nwrætt  m (-es/-as) rubea tinctoria?, crossword?, hellebore?\nwrǽtt2  f (-e/-a) ornament, work of art, jewel\nwrætte  f (-an/-an) rubea tinctoria?, crossword?, hellebore?\nwrǽþ  1. see wrǽd; 2. see wrǽþþu\nwrǽðan1  wv/t1b to anger; get angry, be angry; resist violently\nwræðian see wreðian\nwrǽðo see wrǽþþu\nwræþstudu  f (-styde/-styde) column, pillar, support\nwræþstuðu  f (-styðe/-styðe) column, pillar, support\nwrǽðu  f (-e/-a) wrath, anger, indignation\nwrǽþþu  f (-e/-a) wrath, anger, indignation\nwræxlian see wraxlian\nwréah past 3rd sing of wréon\nwrec see wræc\nwrecan  sv/t5 3rd pres wricþ past wræc/wrǽcon ptp gewrecen to drive, impel, push; press forward, advance; fulfill, accomplish; utter, deliver, pronounce; expel, banish, persecute; 1 wreak, revenge, avenge, punish\nwreccan  1. irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres wrecceþ past wreahte ptp gewreaht to awake, arouse; 2. see wrecan\nwrecel see spor~\nwrecend  m (-es/-) avenger\nwrecnes  f (-se/-sa) vengeance; wickedness\nwrecscip  ? (-?/-?) actuaria?\nwrecu see wracu\nwrégan1  wv/t1b 1. to excite, stir up; 2. to accuse, impeach\nwrégend  m (-es/-) accuser\nwrégendlic  adj accusative\nwrégere  m (-es/-as) accuser, informer\nwrégestre  f (-an/-an) female accuser\nwrégung  f (-e/-a) accusation\nwréhte past 3rd sing of wrégan\nwrehtend  m (-es/-) instigator\nwréhtend  m (-es/-) accuser\nwrén- see wrǽn-\nwrenc  m (-es/-as) wile, stratagem, trick, deceit; 2 modulation, melody, song\nwrencan  wv/t1b to twist; spin intrigues, devise plots\nwrenna  m (-n/-n) wren\nwrenne  f (-an/-an) wren\nwreocan see wrecan\nwreogan (Mercian) see wrigon past pl of wréon\nwréon1  sv/t1 3rd pres wríehþ past wráh/wrigon ptp gewrigen, sv/t2 3rd pres wríehþ past wréah/wrugon ptp gewrogen to cover, clothe, envelop, conceal, hide; protect, defend\nwréotan see réotan\nwreotian see writian\nwreotu nom/acc pl of writ\nwréoþ  1. see wrǽd; 2. see wrǽþþu\nwreoðenhilt  adj with twisted hilt; [= *wriðenhilt]\nwreoðian see wreðian\nwréoðian see wrídian\nwretbasu see wrætbasu\nwreðian1  wv/t2 to support, sustain, uphold\nwreþstudu see wræþstudu\nwríanne (North) see wréonne gerund of wréon 1\nwricþ pres 3rd sing of wrecan\nwriceþ pres 3rd sing of wrecan\nwrid  m (-es/-as) shoot, plant, bush\nwrídan  sv/i1 3rd pres wrídeþ past wrád/wridon ptp is gewriden to grow, thrive, flourish\nwriden  1. past participle of wrídan; 2. past participle of wríðan\nwrídian2  wv/i2 to grow, flourish, spring up\nwriecþ see wricþ pres 3rd sing of wrecan\nwriexl see wrixl\nwrigelnes  f (-se/-sa) covering\nwrigels  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) covering, cloak, veil\nwrigen past participle of wréon\nwrigennes  f (-se/-sa) a covering\nwrigian  wv/t2 to go, turn, twist, bend; strive, struggle, press forward, endeavor, venture\nwrigon past pl of wréon\nwríhst pres 2nd sing of wréon\nwríhþ pres 3rd sing of wréon\nwringan  sv/t3 3rd pres wringeþ past wrang/wrungon ptp gewrungen to wring, twist; 1 squeeze, press out\nwringe  f (-an/-an) (oil-) press\nwringhwǽg  n? (-es/-) strained whey\nwrislan see wrixlan\nwríst  f (-e/-a) wrist\nwrit1  n (-es/-u, wriotu) letter, book, treatise; scripture, writing; writ, charter, document, deed\nwrítan1  sv/t1 3rd pres wríteþ past wrát/writon ptp gewriten to incise, engrave, write, draw; bestow by writing\nwritbred  n (-es/-u, -breodu) writing tablet\nwríte see wæter~\nwritennes see tó~\nwrítere1  m (-es/-as) writer, scribe, author, portrayer, painter; secretary\nwriteýren see writíren\nwritian  wv/t2 1. to chirp, chatter; 2. to cut?, draw a figure?\nwrítung  f (-e/-a) writing\nwrítungfeðer  f (-e/-a) pen\nwrítungísen  n (-es/-) style, pen\nwritíren  n (-es/-) writing instrument, style\nwritseax  n (-es/-) style, pen\nwritt- see wrít-\nwriða  m (-n/-n) band, thong, bridle; collar, ring\nwríðan1  1. sv/t1 3rd pres wríðeþ past wráþ/wriðon ptp gewriðen to twist; wrap, bind up, tie, fasten, fetter, check; vex, torture; 2. see wrídan\nwriðels  m (-es/-as) band, fillet, bandage\nwríðian see wrídian\nwrixendlic  adj mutual; adv ~líce turn about, one by one, by turns, in turn (1)\nwrixiendlic  adj mutual; adv ~líce turn about, one by one, by turns, in turn (2)\nwrixl  f (-e/-a) change, exchange, barter\nwrixla  m (-n/-n) change, exchange, barter\nwrixlan  wv/t1b 1 to change, barter, exchange, reciprocate, lend; wordum ~ converse; ge~ to recompense, requite; ge~ obtain\nwrixlian see wrixlan\nwrixlung1  f (-e/-a) change; loan\nwroegan see wrégan\nwrogen past participle of wréon\nwroht see worht past participle of wréon\nwróht  1. f (-e/-a) blame, reproach, accusation, slander; fault, crime, sin, injustice; strife, enmity, anger, contention, dispute; hurt, injury, calamity, misery; [wrégan]; 2. m (-es/-as) tale-bearer\nwróhtberend  m (-es/-) accuser\nwróhtbora  m (-n/-n) accuser; the devil\nwróhtdropa  m (-n/-n) criminal bloodshed\nwróhtgeorn  adj contentious\nwróhtgetéme  n (-es/-u) series of crimes?\nwróhtian  wv/t2 to do harm?\nwróhtlác  n (-es/-) calumny\nwróhtsáwere  m (-es/-as) sower of strife\nwróhtscipe  m (-es/-as) crime\nwróhtsmiþ2  m (-es/-as) worker of evil, evildoer\nwróhtspitel  adj slanderous; [spittan]\nwróhtstæf  m (-es/-stafas) accusation; injury\nwrong see wrang 2\nwrót  m (-es/-as) snout, elephant’s trunk\nwrótan  sv/t7 3rd pres wréteþ past wréot/on ptp gewróten to root up\nwrugon past pl of wréon\nwrungen past participle of wringan\nwrycþ pres 3rd sing of wrecan\nwryhta see wyrhta\nwrýhþ see wríþ pres 3rd sing of wréon\nwrýt- see wrít-\nwrýte see prýte\nwrýðan see wríðan\nwucaþén see wucþegn\nwucdæg  m (-es/-dagas) weekday (1)\nwuce see wucu\nwucedæg  m (-es/-dagas) weekday (2)\nwucþegn  m (-es/-as) monk or priest appointed for a week’s duty, weekly servant\nwucþénung  f (-e/-a) service for a week\nwucu  f (-e/-a) week\nwucubót  f (-e/-a) penance lasting a week\nwucweorc  n (-es/-) (compulsory) work for a week, by a tenant\nwude see wudu\nwudere  m (-es/-as) woodman, wood-carrier\nwudewe see wuduwe\nwudian  wv/t2 to cut wood\nwudiere see wudere\nwudig  adj wooded, having trees\nwudigere see wudere\nwudiht  adj thick (with trees), forest-like\nwudo- see wudu-\nwudu  m (-a/-a) wood, forest, grove; tree; the Cross, Rood; wood, timber; 2 ship; spear-shaft\nwuduælfen  f (-ne/-na) wood-elf, dryad\nwuduæppel  m (-æpples/-æpplas) wild apple, crab (listed f)\nwudubǽr  f (-e/-a) woodland pasture\nwudubǽre  adj wood-bearing\nwudubærnett  n (-es/-u) burning of wood\nwudubát  n (-es/-) wooden boat\nwudubéam2  m (-es/-as) forest tree\nwudubearu  m (-wes/-was) forest, grove\nwudubend see wudubinde\nwudubind see wudubinde\nwudubill  n (-es/-) hatchet\nwudubinde  1. f (-an/-an) woodbine, convolvulus; 2. f (-an/-an) bundle of sticks\nwudubior  m (-es/-as) wood-carrier\nwudublǽd2  f (-e/-a) forest blossom\nwudubucca  m (-n/-n) wild buck, wild goat\nwudubyrðra  m (-n/-n) wood-carrier, camp-follower\nwuducerfille  f (-an/-an) wood-chervil, cow-parsley\nwuducláte  f (-an/-an) a plant, aristolochia\nwuducocc  m (-es/-as) woodcock\nwuducroft  m (-es/-as) a croft with trees on it?\nwuduculfre  m (-es/-as) wood-pigeon\nwuducúnelle  f (-an/-an) wild thyme\nwuducynn  n (-es/-) a kind of tree, an aromatic (?) wood\nwududocce  f (-an/-an) wild dock, sorrel\nwuduelfen see wuduælfen\nwudufald  n (-es/-) a fold in a wood\nwudufæsten  n (-nes/-nu) place protected by woods, woodfastness; ship\nwudufeald  n (-es/-) a fold in a wood\nwudufeld  m (-a/-a) wooded plain\nwudufeoh  n (-féos/-) forest-tax\nwudufille see wuducerfille\nwudufín  f (-e/-a) pile of wood\nwudufugol  m (-fugles/-fuglas) forest bird, wild fowl\nwudugát  f (-gǽt/-gǽt) wild goat; [gen sing -gǽt, -gáte; dat sing ~gǽt; nom/acc pl ~gǽt; gen pl ~gáta; dat pl ~gátum]\nwudugehæg  n (-es/-hagu) woodland pasture\nwuduhéawere  m (-es/-as) woodcutter\nwuduhæt  m (-es/-hatas) leafy top\nwuduherpæþ  m (-es/-paðas) public path through a wood\nwuduhíewet  n (-tes/-tu) illegal cutting of wood\nwuduholt  n (-es/-) forest, wood, grove\nwuduhona  m (-n/-n) woodcock\nwuduhrofe see wudurofe\nwuduhunig  adj wild honey\nwudulád  f (-e/-a) carting wood\nwuduland  n (-es/-) woodland\nwudulǽs  f (-we/-wa) wood-pasture, run (for cattle) in a wood\nwuduleahtric  m (-es/-as) wood-lettuce, wild sleepwort (1)\nwudulectric  m (-es/-as) wood-lettuce, wild sleepwort (2)\nwuduléswe see wudulǽswe\nwudulic  adj woody, wooded, wild\nwudumann  m (-es/-menn) woodman\nwudumǽr  f (-e/-a) wood-nymph, echo\nwudumerce  m (-es/-as) wild parsley, wood-mint\nwudung  f (-e/-a) getting of wood; right of estovers\nwudurǽden  f (-ne/-na) wood-regulation, right of estovers\nwuduréc  m (-es/-as) smoke from a funeral pyre\nwudurima  m (-n/-n) border of a wood\nwudurofe  f (-an/-an) woodruff\nwudurose  f (-an/-an) wild rose\nwudusníte  f (-an/-an) wood-snipe\nwudusúræppel  m (-a/-a) crab-apple?\nwudutelga  m (-n/-n) branch of a tree\nwudutréow  n (-es/-) forest tree\nwuduþistle  m (-es/-as) wood-thistle\nwuduwa  m (-n/-n) widower\nwuduwald  m (-es/-as) forest\nwuduwanhád  f (-a/-a) state of a woman who has not a husband, chastity, widowhood\nwuduweald  m (-es/-as) forest\nwuduwása  m (-n/-n) faun, satyr\nwuduwe  f (-an/-an) widow\nwuduweard  m (-es/-as) forester\nwuduweax  n (-es/-) wood-waxen, genista tinctoria\nwuduweaxe  f (-an/-an) wood-waxen, genista tinctoria\nwuduwésten  m (-es/-as), n (-nes/-nu) wild forest\nwuduwinde  f (-an/-an) woodbine\nwuduwyrt  f (-e/-e) plant which grows in woods\nwudwe see wuduwe\nwuhhung  f (-e/-a) rage, fury, madness; pl the Furies\nwuht see wiht\nwuhung see wuhhung\nwul see wull\nwulder see wuldor\nwuldor  n (wuldres/-) glory, splendor, honor; praise, thanks; heaven\nwuldorbéacn  n (-es/-) sign of glory\nwuldorbéag  m (-es/-as) crown of glory; iris of the eye\nwuldorbéagian1  wv/t2 to crown\nwuldorblǽd  m (-es/-as) glorious success\nwuldorcyning2  m (-es/-as) King of Glory, God\nwuldordréam  m (-es/-as) heavenly rapture\nWuldorfæder2  m (-/-) Glorious Father\nwuldorfæst  adj glorious; adv ~e, ~líce\nwuldorfæstlicnes  f (-se/-sa) glory\nwuldorful  adj glorious; vainglorious\nwuldorfullian1  wv/t2 to glorify\nwuldorfullíce  adv gloriously\nwuldorgást  m (-es/-as) angel\nwuldorgeflogena  m (-n/-n) one who has fled from glory, devil\nwuldorgesteald2  n pl glorious possessions, realms of glory\nwuldorgeweorc  n (-es/-) wondrous work\nwuldorgifu2  f (-e/-a) glorious gift, grace\nwuldorgim  m (-es/-as) glorious jewel, sun\nWuldorgod  m (-es/-as) Glorious God\nwuldorhama2  m (-n/-n) garb of glory\nwuldorhéap  m? (-es/-as) glorious troop\nwuldorhelm  m (-es/-as) crown of glory\nwuldorléan2  n (-es/-) glorious reward\nwuldorlic2  adj glorious; adv ~líce\nwuldormága  m (-n/-n) heir of heaven\nwuldormagu  m (-a/-a) heir of heaven\nwuldormicel  adj gloriously great; cmp ~mára; spl ~mǽst\nwuldornyttung  f (-e/-a) glorious service\nwuldorsang  adj glorious song\nwuldorspéd  f (-e/-e) glorious wealth\nwuldorspédig  adj glorious\nwuldortán  m (-es/-as) plant with medicinal virtues?\nwuldortorht2  adj gloriously bright, clear, brilliant, illustrious\nwuldorþrymm  m (-es/-as) heavenly glory\nwuldorwerod  n (-es/-, -u) heavenly host\nwuldorword  n (-es/-) glorious word\nwuldrian  wv/t2 1 to glorify, praise, extol; boast, brag; live in glory\nwuldrig  adj glorious\nwuldrung  f (-e/-a) glorying, boasting\nwuldur see wuldor\nwulf  m (-es/-as) (he-) wolf; wolfish person, devil\nwulfescamb  m (-es/-as) wild teasel\nwulfeshéafod  n (-héafdes/-u) head of a wolf; outlaw\nwulfestǽsel  f (-e/-a) (wolf’s) teasel\nwulfhaga  m (-n/-n) shelter from wolves?\nwulfhéafodtréo  m (-wes/-was) cross, gallows?\nwulfheort2  adj wolf-hearted, cruel\nwulfhliþ  n (-es/-u) hillside inhabited by wolves\nwulfhol  n (-es/-u) wolf’s hole\nwulflíes  n (-es/-u) fleece of wool\nwulfmod see wullmod\nwulfpytt  m (-es/-as) wolf’s hole?\nwulfséaþ  m (-es/-as) wolf’s hole, pit in which wolves were trapped\nwulfslæd  n (-es/-sladu) valley of wolves\nwull  f (-e/-a) wool\nwullcamb  m (-es/-as) comb for wool\nwullcnoppa  m (-n/-n) tuft of wool\nwulle see wull\nwullen see wyllen\nwullian  wv/t2 to wipe with wool\nwullmod  m? (-es/-as) distaff\nwulltewestre  f (-an/-an) wool-carder\nwulluc  ? (-?/-?) cover, wrapper\nwullwǽga  f pl scales for wool\nwuna1  1. m (-n/-n) habit, custom, practice, rite (usu ge~); on ge~ habban to be accustomed to; 2. adj ge~ wonted, customary, usual\nwund  1. f (-e/-a) wound, sore, ulcer; wounding, injury; 2. adj wounded, sore\nwundel  f (-e/-a) wound\nwundelíce see wundorlíce\nwunden past part of windan\nwundenfeax  adj with twisted mane\nwundenhals  adj with twisted prow\nwundenlocc2  adj with braided locks\nwundenmǽl  adj etched, damascened (of a sword)\nwundenstefna  m (-n/-n) ship with curved or wreathed prow\nwunder see wundor\nwundian1  wv/t2 to wound\nwundiend  m (-es/-) vulnerator\nwundig  adj ulcerous, full of sores (2)\nwundiht  adj ulcerous, full of sores (1)\nwundle see wundel\nwundlic  adj wounding, wound-inflicting\nwundon past pl of windan\nwundor  n (wundres/-) wonder, miracle, marvel, portent, horror; wondrous thing, monster; ~ cýðan1 perform a miracle\nwundorágræfen  adj wondrously graven\nwundorbéacen  n (-béacnes/-) strange sign\nwundorbebod  n (-es/-u, -bebeodu) strange order\nwundorbléo  n (-wes/-) wondrous hue\nwundorclam  n (-es/-u) strange bond\nwundorcræft2  m (-es/-as) miraculous power\nwundorcræftiglíce  adv with wondrous skill\nwundordǽd  f (-e/-e) wondrous deed\nwundordéaþ  m (-es/-as) wondrous death\nwundoreardung  f (-e/-a) wondrous dwelling\nwundorfæt  n (-es/-fatu) wondrous vessel\nwundorful  adj wonderful; adv ~líce\nwundorgehwyrft  m (-es/-as) wondrous turn\nwundorgeweorc see wundorweorc\nwundorgiefu  f (-e/-a) wondrous endowment\nwundorhǽlu  f (-e/-a) wondrous healing\nwundorhús?  n (-es/-) solarium, upper room\nwundorlic  adj wonderful, remarkable, strange; adv ~líce\nwundormáðm  m (-es/-as) wonderful treasure\nwundorséon  f (-e/-a) wonderful sight\nwundorsmiþ  m (-es/-as) skilled smith\nwundortácen  n (-tácnes/-) miracle\nwundorweorc  n (-es/-) wonder-work, miracle\nwundorworuld  f (-e/-a) wonderful world\nwundorwyrd  f (-e/-e) wonderful event\nwundres see wundor\nwundrian  wv/t2 w.g. to wonder, be astonished (at); admire; make wonderful, magnify\nwundrigendlic  adj expressing wonder\nwundrum  adv wonderfully, strangely, terribly\nwundrung  f (-e/-a) wonder, astonishment, admiration; spectacle\nwundspring  m (-es/-as) ulcerous wound\nwundswaðu  f (-e/-a) scar\nwundur see wundor\nwundwíte  n (-es/-u) compensation for wounding\nwunenes  f (-se/-sa) dwelling, habitation; perseverance [wunian]\nwungynde see wuniende pres part of wunian\nwunian  wv/t2 1 to inhabit, dwell, abide, exist; ge~ remain, continue, stand; 1 be used to, be wont to; ge~ habituate oneself to\nwuniendlic  adj perpetually\nwunigend  m (-es/-) inhabitant\nwunn see wynn\nwunnen past participle of winnan\nwunnon past pl of winnan\nwunones see wunenes\nwunsum see wynsum\nwununes see wunenes\nwunung  f (-e/-a) act of dwelling, living; dwelling, habitation\nwunungstów  f (-e/-a) abiding-place\nwuraðo see wrǽþþu\nwurcan see wyrcan\nwurd  1. see wyrd; 2. see word\nwurdon past pl of weorðan\nwurhte see worhte past sing of wyrcan\nwurhton see worhton past pl of wyrcan\nwurm see wyrm\nwurma  m (-n/-n) murex, purple-fish; any dye, woad, purple; a plant used for dyeing\nwurme  f (-an/-an) murex, purple-fish; any dye, woad, purple; a plant used for dyeing\nwurmille  f (-an/-an) wild marjoram (1)\nwurmele  f (-an/-an) wild marjoram (2)\nwurms see worms\nwurst see wierrest\nwurt see wyrt\nwurþ see weorþ\nwurðe see weorþ, weorðe, wierðe\nwurðig see worðig\nwurðung see weorðung\nwúscbearn  n (-es/-) (dear) little child [wýscan]\nwúso see wúscbearn\nwussung see wissung\nwuta see wita\nwutan see wuton\nwutedlíce see witodlíce\nwutodlíce see witodlíce\nwuton  1st person pl subj of witan to go; Used to introduce an imperative or hortatory clause let us…!, come!\nwutu see wuton\nwutum see wuton\nwutun see wuton\nwutudlíce see witodlíce\nwúþwuta see úþwita\nwýc see wíc\nwyc- see wic-\nwýd see wíd\nwyd- see wud-\nwyder- see wiðer-\nwýf- see wíf-\nwyglere see wiglere\nwyht see wiht\nwyl- see weal-, wel-, wiel-, wil-\nwýl- see wíel-\nwylcþ pres 3rd sing of wealcan\nwylf  f (-e/-a) she-wolf\nwylfen  1. adj wolfish; 2. f (-ne/-na) she-wolf, fury\nwylian see wylwan\nwýliscmoru see wéalmoru\nwyll  1. f (-e/-a) wool; 2. see wiell\nwyllan see wiellan\nwylleburne2 see wielleburne\nwyllecærse see wiellecærse\nwyllen  adj made of wool, woolen\nwyllestréam see wiellestréam\nwyllewæter see wiellewæter\nwylleweg see wielleweg\nwyllflód see wiellflód\nwyllgespring see wiellgespring\nwyllspring see wiellspring\nwyllspringe see wiellspringe\nwyloc see weoloc\nwyn see wynn\nwyltan1  wv/t1b to roll\nwylwan see wielwan\nwylwian see wielwian\nwyn- see win-, winn-\nwýn- see wín-\nwynbéam  m (-es/-as) tree of gladness, holy cross\nwynburh  f (-byrh/-byrh) delightful town\nwyncandel  f (-le/-la) pleasant light, sun\nwyndæg2  m (-es/-dagas) day of gladness\nwyndecræft  m (-es/-as) art of embroidery\nwyndle  f (-an/-an) wound\nwyndréam  m (-es/-as) jubilation, joyful sound\nwyndréamnes  f (-se/-sa) jubilation\nwyndrian see wundrian\nwyne see wine\nwynele  m (-es/-as) gladdening oil\nwynfæst  adj joyful\nwyngesíþ  m (-es/-as) pleasant companion\nwyngráf  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) delightful grove\nwynigaþ see wunigaþ pres pl of wunian\nwynland2  n (-es/-) land of delight\nwynléas2  adj joyless\nwynlic  adj pleasant, beautiful, joyful; adv ~líce\nwynlust  m (-es/-as) sensual pleasure\nwynmǽg  f (-e/-a) winsome maiden\nwynn  f (-e/-a) joy, rapture, pleasure, delight, gladness [late OE wyn]\nwynn- see wyn-, win-, winn-\nwynnum2  adv joyfully, beautifully; wenian1 mid ~ to treat kindly\nwynpsalterium  n (-es/-) psalm of joy\nwynród  f (-e/-a) blessed cross\nwynsang  m (-es/-as) joyful song\nwynstaðol  m (-es/-as) joyous foundation\nwynsum  adj winsome, pleasant, delightful, joyful, merry; kindly\nwynsumlic1  adj pleasant, delightful; adv ~líce pleasantly, happily\nwynsumnes  f (-se/-sa) loveliness, pleasantness, rejoicing\nwynwerod  n (-es/-) chorus, joyous band\nwynwyrt  f (-e/-e) pleasant plant\nwynyng see wining\nwyorþmynd see weorþmynd\nwýr see wír\nwyrc see weorc\nwyrcan1  irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres wyrcþ past worhte ptp geworht to prepare, perform, do, make, work, construct, produce, effect; use (tools); dispose, constitute; amount to; w.g. to strive after; deserve, gain, win, acquire; Crístesmǽl/Crístesmél ~ to make the sign of the cross; Éastron ~ to keep Easter, eat the Passover; gemót ~ to take counsel; ~ tó wíte to contrive as a punishment\nwyrcend  m (-es/-) worker, doer\nwyrcnes  f (-se/-sa) work, operation\nwyrcta see wyrhta\nwyrcung  f (-e/-a) working, work\nwyrd1  1. f (-e/-e), n (-es/-) fate, chance, fortune, destiny; Fate, the Fates, Providence; event, phenomenon, transaction, fact; deed; ge~ condition; pleasure; [weorðan]; 2. f (-e/-e) verbosity\nwyrdan see wierdan\nwyrdgesceapum  adv by chance\nwyrdnes  f (-se/-sa) condition, state\nwyrdstæf  m (-es/-stafas) decree of fate\nwyrdwrítere  m (-es/-as) historian, chronicler\nwyred see werod\nwyregung see wyrgung\nwyrest see wierrest\nwyrfan see hwierfan\nwyrg see wearg\nwyrgan  1. wv/t1b to strangle; 2. see wiergan\nwyrgcwedol  adj ill-tongued, given to cursing\nwyrgcwedolian  wv/t2 to curse\nwyrgcwedolnes  f (-se/-sa) cursing\nwyrged  ? (-?/-?) the devil\nwyrgednes see á~\nwyrgels see wrigels\nwyrgelnes see wyrgnes\nwyrgend  m (-es/-) reviler, evildoer\nwyrgende  adj given to cursing\nwyrgnes  f (-se/-sa) abuse, cursing\nwyrgðu2  f (-e/-a) curse, condemnation, punishment; evil, wickedness\nwyrgung  f (-e/-a) curse, cursing, condemnation, banishment\nwyrhta  m (-n/-n) wright, artist, laborer, worker, maker, creator; ge~ fellow-worker; ge~ accomplice\nwyri- see wearg-\nwyrian see wiergan\nwyricean see wyrcan\nwyrig see werig\nwyrig- see wearg-, wyrg-\nwyrld see woruld\nwyrm  1. m (-es/-as) reptile, serpent, snake, dragon; worm, insect, mite; poor creature; [wurma]; 2. see wearm\nwyrma see wurma\nwyrmǽt see wyrmǽte 1\nwyrmǽte  1. f (-an/-an) attack of worms, worm-eaten state; 2. adj worm-eaten\nwyrman1  wv/t1b to warm, make warm\nwyrmbasu  adj red, scarlet\nwyrmcynn  n (-es/-) serpent-kind, sort of serpent\nwyrmella see wurmille\nwyrmfáh  adj adorned with figures of snakes, damascened?\nwyrmgaldere  m (-es/-as) snake-charmer\nwyrmgalere  m (-es/-as) snake-charmer\nwyrmgealdor  n (-gealdres/-) charm against snakes\nwyrmgeard  m (-es/-as) abode of serpents\nwyrmgeblǽd  n (-es/-) swelling from snake-bite?, (or insect-bite?)\nwyrmhǽlsere  m (-es/-as) diviner by serpents\nwyrmhíw  n (-es/-) likeness of a serpent\nwyrmhord  n (-es/-) dragon’s hoard\nwyrming  f (-e/-a) warming; [wearm]\nwyrmlíc  n (-es/-) form of a serpent\nwyrmmelu  n (-wes/-) worm-meal, ‘pulvis et vermibus confectus’\nwyrmréad  adj purple, scarlet\nwyrms  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) virus, corrupt matter\nwyrmsan1  wv/t1b to fester\nwyrmsele  m (-es/-as) hall of serpents, hell\nwyrmshrǽcing  f (-e/-a) spitting up of matter\nwyrmsig1  adj purulent\nwyrmslite  m (-es/-as) snake-bite\nwyrmsspíung  f (-e/-a) spitting up of matter\nwyrmwyrt  f (-e/-e) worm-wort\nwyrn see wearn\nwyrnan see wiernan\nwyrp  m (-es/-as) a throw, cast\nwyrpan see wierpan\nwyrpe  f (-an/-an) revolution, change, recovery, relief, improvement [weorpan]\nwyrpel  m (wyrples/wyrplas) jess (in falconry)\nwyrpendlic  adj suitable for throwing\nwyrplic see scort~\nwyrpst pres 2nd sing of weorpan and wyrpan\nwyrpþ pres 3rd sing of weorpan and wyrpan\nwyrrest see wierrest\nwyrs see wiers\nwyrshrǽcung see wyrmshrǽcing\nwyrsian  wv/i2 to get worse\nwyrslic  adj bad, vile, mean\nwyrsm- see wyrms-\nwyrst  1. see wrist; 2. see wierrest\nwyrt  f (-e/-e) 1. herb, vegetable, plant, spice; crop; root; 2. wort (brewing)\nwyrtbedd  n (-es/-) bed of herbs\nwyrtbrǽþ  m (-es/-as) fragrance\nwyrtcynn  n (-es/-) species of plant\nwyrtcynren  n (-es/-) the vegetable world\nwyrtdrenc  m (-es/-as) herbal drink, medicine\nwyrteceddrenc  m (-es/-as) herbal acid drink\nwyrtfæt  n (-es/-fatu) scent-bottle\nwyrtforbor  n (-es/-u) restraint from action by the operation of herbs\nwyrtgælstre  f (-an/-an) witch who works with herbs\nwyrtgeard  m (-es/-as) (kitchen) garden\nwyrtgemang  n (-es/-) mixture of herbs, spices, perfume\nwyrtgemangnes  f (-se/-sa) mixture of herbs, spices, perfume\nwyrtgyrd see wyrtgeard\nwyrtian1  wv/t2 to season, spice, perfume\nwyrtig  adj garden-like?, full of herbs?\nwyrtmete  m (-es/-as) dish of herbs, pottage\nwyrtrum  m (-es/-as) root, root-stock; origin, beginning, stock (1)\nwyrtruma  m (-n/-n) root, root-stock; origin, beginning, stock (2)\nwyrtrume  f (-an/-an) root, root-stock; origin, beginning, stock (4)\nwyrtrumian1  wv/t2 to take root; establish; root out (1)\nwyrttruma  m (-n/-n) root, root-stock; origin, beginning, stock (3)\nwyrttrumian1  wv/t2 to take root; establish; root out (2)\nwyrttún1  m (-es/-as) garden (1)\nwyrttúnhege  f (-an/-an) garden enclosure\nwyrtún1  m (-es/-as) garden (2)\nwyrtung  f (-e/-a) a preparation of herbs\nwyrtwala  m (-n/-n) root, stock; base, lower part\nwyrtwalian  wv/t2 to set, plant, root; root up\nwyrtwalu see wyrtwala\nwyrtweard  m (-es/-as) gardener\nwyrtwela see wyrtwala\nwyrþ see weorþ\nwyrðan  wv/t1b to irrigate with manure\nwyrðe see weorþ\nwyrðeland see yrþland\nwyrðig  1. adj fitting, deserved; 2. see worðig\nwyrðing  m (-es/-as) fallow land?, cultivated land?\nwyruld- see woruld-\nwys- see wis-, wiss-\nwýscan1  wv/t1b w.d. person, w.g. thing to wish; ge~ adopt\nwýsdóm see wísdóm\nwyt see wit pron\nwyt- see wit-\nwýt- see wít-\nwytt see wit pron\nwytuma  m (-n/-n) paranymph\nwyð- see wið-\nwyxþ pres 3rd sing. of weaxan