OE Dictionary - H\nhá  m (-n/-n) oar-thole, rowlock; æt ~ for each oar, or each oarsman [Icel. hár]\nha ha  interj ha ha!\nhabban  wv/t3 3rd pres hæfþ past hæfde ptp gehæfd to have; possess, own, hold; keep, retain; entertain, cherish; look after, carry on; esteem, consider; be subject to, experience; get, obtain; assert; aux verb in pres. perfect have; ~ for consider; ge~ hold, keep from, restrain, preserve; yfle ge~ afflict, torment; on gewunan ~ to be accustomed to; ~ gemǽne to have or hold in common\nhabban  wv/t3 1. w.a. to have, possess, hold, keep; andan tó hwǽm ~ to bear malice to someone; æfter þissum hæfde se cyning micel geþeaht after this the king held a great council; Æðelwulf his dóhtor hæfde him tó cwene Ethelwulf had his daughter for his queen; Penda hæfde 30-wintra ríce, and hé hæfde 50-wintra Penda reigned 30 years, and he was 50 years old; þis léoht habbaþ wé wiþ níetenu gemǽne this light we have in common with beasts; þæt cild hæfde læsse þonne þríe mónþas þæs þriddan géares the child was not quite two years and three months old; héo hit for Cristes andwlitan ǽfre hæfde she ever considered it as Christ’s countenance; hine se módiga mǽg Higeláces hæfde be handa the proud kinsman of Hygelac held him by the hand; 2. w. partitive gen. to have some of s.t.; hæbbe ic his on handa I have some of it in my hand; 3. w. gerundial infinitive to express the future; þone calic þe ic tó drincenne hæbbe the chalice that I have to drink; 4. with an uninflected participle; þu mec forlǽred hæfst thou hast seduced me; 5. with an inflected participle, sometimes also with an uninflected participle as well; þás þing habbaþ wé be him gewritene these things we have written about him; þá cwæþ Iacob, “Bearnléasne gé habbaþ mec gedónne” then said Jacob, “Ye have made me childless”;\nhabban  wv/t3 3rd pres hæfþ past hæfde ptp gehæfd A. 1. to have, hold in or with the hand (lit. or fig.); hé hæfþ in handum heofon and eorðan he holds in his hands heavan and earth; 1a. of the hand; 2. to have, possess; (1) absolute; (2) with object; (a) to hold as property, possess material or non-material objects; mín land þe ic hæbbe my land that I hold; (b) to hold as something at one’s disposal or service, under one’s control; hámtúnscíre hé hæfde oþ hé ofslóg þone aldormann he held Hamptonshire under his control until he slew the alderman; ~ and healdan to have and keep; þá word þæs godspelles on his heortan habban and healdan to have and keep the words of the gospel in his heart; 3. denoting various kinds of connection between subject and object, e.g. kindred, relative position; ic hæbbe fíf gebróðru I have 5 brothers; 3a. with complement or adverbial extension defining the connection; (1) the object a person; wé habbaþ Abraham ús tó fæder we have Abraham for our father; Æðelwulf his dóhtor hæfde him tó cwene Ethelwulf had his daughter for his queen; hæbbe hé him twégen ceorlas tó gewitnesse he may have two men as witnesses; (2) the object a thing; (α) a noun or pronoun; Theodosius hæfde þone wind mid him Theodosius had the wind with him; nim þæt þe ic þé tó sellenne hæbbe take that which I have to sell to thee; (β) a clause; hæfdon manige unwíse menn him tó worde, þæt séo hǽte nǽre for hira synnum; 4. to have as a part or adjunct, to contain as parts of itself; 5. to have as an attribute, a quality, function, right, wrong, etc.; (1) of persons; (2) of things; þá word þe geendiaþ on or habbaþ þréo getácnunga the words that end on or have three signs; 6. to have, be affected with, experience, enjoy, or suffer; ne ic þæs déaðes hæbbe sorge on móde I am affected with sorrow of death in my mind; 7. with object and dative infinitive expressing what is to be done by the subject, to have as a duty or thing to be done; ic hæbbe þé tó secgenne sum þing I have to say to thee some thing; 8. w.dat. infinitive, to have, be obliged to do something; þone calic þe ic tó drincenne hæbbe the chalice that I have to drink; 9. to hold, keep, retain, (1) to hold in the same position; hafa lange hwíle þíne hand on hold you hand a long time; (2) to keep possession of; þone onweald mæg wel reccan sé þe ǽghwæðer ge hine habban cann ge wiþwinnan he may extend the territory, he who either can keep possession of it or oppose it; (3) to keep in some relation to oneself, have in mind, in keeping, etc.; sé þe forhogaþ þæt hé ǽnig gemynd hæbbe Dryhtnes éaðmódnesse he that neglects to have recollection of the Lord’s meekness; (4) to keep a person in some particular place or condition, as guest, prisoner, etc.; þá þe þu ǽr on hæftníede hæfdest those who thou have had in captivity; 10. to hold or entertain in the mind; híe hæfdon Godes elnunge they had God’s comfort; 10a. to entertain a feeling towards (tó) an object; híe habbaþ andan tó him they have enmity towards him; ~ andan tó to bear malice to someone; ~ cyþþe tó to stand in relations of intimacy, familiarity, friendliness, etc. to a person; Abraham tó Gode cyþþe hæfde Abraham was called the friend of God; 11. to treat, use; þæt folc hine hæfde swá yfele the folk treated him as evil; 12. to hold in some specified estimation, to esteem or account as, consider as; (1) w.g.; (2) w.prep. (a) ~ for w.a. to consider or regard as; héo hit for Cristes andwlitan ǽfre hæfde she ever considered it as Christ’s countenance; (b) ~ on w.d. to hold in honor, esteem, etc.; þone Éasterdæg on weorðunge habban to hold Easter-day in honor; 13. to carry on some proceeding, have dealings, engage in as principal, have or hold a meeting, council, suit, etc.; hæfde se cyning his hired æt Gléaweceastre the king held his court at Gloucester; 14. to declare, maintain, express the conditions of a case; nemne swá þis gewrit hæfde except as this writing lays down the conditions; 14a. willan ~ to maintain as a fact that a thing is so-and-so; þá lǽwedan willaþ habban þone mónan be þǽm þe híe hine geséoþ the unlearned will have it that the moon is as they see it; 15. to possess by taking or receiving, to have, get, take; (1) of persons, (a) without the idea of compulsion; hwanon hæfst þu lífes wæter? from where do you get the water of life?; swelc mann sé þæt mín land hæbbe whoever gets my land; (aα) to get in marriage; Lisimahhus his sweostor hæfde Lysimachus got his sister in marriage; (aβ) of parents, to have a child; hæbbe héo cild, næbbe héo may she have a child, may she not; gif Maria unbeweddod wǽre and cild hæfde if Mary were unwed and had a child; (aγ) to have granted what has been forfeit; gif hwá síe déaðes scyldig, and hé cirican geierne, hæbbe his feorh if someone is guilty of death, and he gets to church, may he have his money granted; (aδ) ende ~ to come to an end, cease to exist; (b) with idea of compulsion, to get as a result of conflict, pressure, etc.; Emilianus ofslóg Gallus and hæfde him þone anweald Emilianus slew Gallus and got himself the monarchy; (c) where the source from which the object comes is given; hwæt hæfþ hé æt þǽm hlísan what he got from the rumor; (2) of things; (a) to get some condition fixed; þæt gehwilc sprǽc hæbbe ándagan let a term be appointed to each suit; 15a. to take as a guardian; gif se ceorl fére forþ, hæbbe séo módor hire bearn and féde if the husband die, let the mother take the child and bring it up; 16. to cause to move; (1) to cause to go, take or bring with one; ; (2) to get to or from a place, bring, take; hát twelf weras niman twelf stánas…and habban forþ mid éow tó éowre wícstówe command twelve men to take twelve stones…and to take forth with you to your residence; (2a) to get to take part in action; séo sweostor híe wolde habban tó hire bysigan the sister wanted to get to take part in employing herself; (3) to put, place; hé hæfde his swíðran hand ofer Ephraimes héafod he put his right hand over Ephraim’s head; 17. with object and complement; (1) adj. complement, to get something into a specific condition; þonne magon wé ús God mildne habban then can we get God gracious to us; (2) with past participle complement, to get something done, cause to be done; þá híe tó þǽm gemǽre common mid hira fired, þá hæfdon híe hira clúsan belocene when they came to the boundary with their army, they had the pass closed; 18. to allow to be; his giengran dohtor hé nolde búton hæftníede habban he did not want to allow his daughter to be outside of prison; B. 1. w. partitive genitive to have some of s.t.; hæbbe ic his on handa I have some of it in my hand; 2. as an auxiliary, (1) present forms making a perfect tense, (a) with inflected participle; ic hæbbe þec nú tódæg gesetne ofer þéoda I have set thee now today ofer people; (b) with uninflected participle (or uncertain); þonne þu híe gefangen hæbbe then thou may have caught them; (2) past forms making a pluperfect tense; híe hæfdon sumne dǽl weges gefaren they had traveled some part of the way; (2a) where the participle has to be supplied from the context; gelǽdde Theodosius eft fierd wiþ him twǽm tó þǽre ilcan clúsan þe hé ǽr hæfde wiþ Maximus Theodosius led again an army with them two to the same prison that he had earlier led with Maximus;\nhaca  m (-n/-n) hook, door-fastening\nhaccian see tóhaccian\nhacele  f (-an/-an) 1. cloak, coat, mantle, vestment, cassock; coverlet, pall, curtain, toga, upper garment of any kind [pallium]; 2. a kind of cowled or hooded frock;\nhacod  m (-es/hacedas) pike, mullet\nhacole see hacele\nhacule see hacele\nhád  m (-a/-a) person, individual, character, individuality; degree, rank, order, office (especially holy office); condition, state, nature, character, form, manner; sex; race, family, tribe; choir\nhád  suffix masculine suffix, usually denotes state or condition, as cildhád, mægþhád; (-a/-a);\nhádárung  f (-e/-a) respect of persons\nhádbót  f (-e/-a) compensation for injury or insult to a priest\nhádbreca  m (-n/-n) injurer of one in (holy) orders\nhádbrice  m (-es/-as) injury of one in (holy) orders) 2nd common\nhádbryce  m (-es/-as) injury of one in (holy) orders) 1st common\nhádelíce  adv as to persons\nhádesmann  m (-es/-menn) member of a particular order\nhádgriþ  n (-es/-) privilege (as regards peace) of holy orders\nhádian1  wv/t2 to ordain, consecrate\nhádnotu  f (-e/-a) office of a priest\nhádor  1. n (hádres/-) clearness, brightness; 2. 2 adj bright, clear, fresh; distinct, loud [Ger heiter]; 3. adv hádre\nhádswǽpa  m (-n/-n) bridesman [=hádswǽpe]\nhádswǽpe  f (-an/-an) bridesmaid\nhádung  f (-e/-a) consecration, ordination; ~e underfón to take the veil\nhádungdæg  m (-es/-dagas) ordination day\nhafa imper. of habban; hafast, hafaþ 2nd and 3rd person singular\nhafastu see hafast, þu\nhafecere see hafocere\nhafela2  m (-n/-n) head\nhafelést see hafenléast\nhafen past participle of hebban\nhafenian2  wv/t2 to lift up, hold, grasp [hebban]\nhafenléas  adj destitute, needy, poor [hæfen]\nhafenléast  f (-e/-a) want, poverty\nháfern see hǽfern\nhafetian  wv/t2 to clap, flap\nhafoc  m (-es/hafecas) hawk\nhafoccynn  n (-es/-) hawk-tribe\nhafocere  m (-es/-as) hawker\nhafocfugel  m (-fugles/-fuglas) hawk\nhafocung  f (-e/-a) hawking\nhafocwyrt  f (-e/-e) a plant\nhafola see hafela\nhafol see wan~\nhafolnes see wan~\nhafuc see hafoc\nhafudland see héafodland\nhaga  1. m (-n/-n) hedge, enclosure, cartilage; fortified enclosure; homestead, house; game-enclosure?; 2. m (-n/-n) haw; trifle\nhagal see hagol\nhagaþorn see haguþorn\nhage- see hago-\nhago- see hæg-\nhagol  m (hagles/haglas), n (-hagles/-) hail; hail-shower, hailstorm; name of the rune for h\nhagolfaru  f (-e/-a) hailstorm\nhagolian  wv/i2 to hail\nhagolscúr  m (-es/-as) hail-shower\nhagolstán  m (-es/-as) hailstone\nhagorún  f (-e/-a) spell\nhagospind  n (-es/-) cheek [haga]\nhagosteald  1. adj unmarried, independent; military (of young men); 2. m (-es/-as) unmarried man attached to a court, bachelor, young man, young warrior, liege man [Ger hagestolz]; 3. n (-es/-) celibacy; 4. adj virgin\nhagostealdhád  m (-a/-a) unmarried state\nhagostealdlic  adj virgin\nhagostealdmann  m (-es/-menn) bachelor, warrior\nhagostealdnes  f (-se/-sa) virginity\nhagu- see hago-\nhaguþorn  m (-es/-as) hawthorn, whitethorn\nha ha  interj ha! ha!\nhal see heal\nhal- see heal(h)-\nhál- see hǽl-\nhál1  adj hale, whole, entire, uninjured, healthy, well, sound, safe, genuine, straightforward; wes þu ~, ~ westu, ~ béo þu hail!\nhala  1. m (-n/-n) after-birth; [helan]; 2. ge~ m (-n/-n) counselor, confidant, supporter\nhálbǽre  adj wholesome, salutary\nhalc see healh\nhald- see heald-\nháleg see hálig\nháleg- see hálg-\nhálettan1  wv/t1b to greet, hail, salute\nhálettend  m (-es/-) forefinger, middle finger (used in saluting)\nhálettung  f (-e/-a) greeting, salutation\nhálewǽge  f (-es/-u) a holy cup\nhálfæst  adj pious?, healthy?\nhálga  1. weak form of hálig; 2. m (-n/-n) saint\nhálgawaras see háligwaras\nhálgian1  wv/t2 to hallow, sanctify; consecrate, dedicate, ordain; reverence; keep holy\nhálgung1  f (-e/-a) hallowing, consecration; sanctuary\nhálgungbóc  f (-béc/-béc) book containing coronation liturgy, benedictional\nhálgungram  m (-es/-as) consecrated ram\nháli- see hálig-\nhálig  adj holy, consecrated, sacred; venerated; godly, saintly; ecclesiastical; pacific, tame; noun declined as adjective what is holy\nháligan1  1. wv/t1b to heal up, get well; save; be saved; 2. see hálgian\nháligdæg  m (-es/-dagas) holy day, Sabbath\nháligdóm  m (-es/-as) holiness, righteousness, sanctity; holy place, sanctuary, chapel; relics, holy things; holy office; sacrament; holy doctrines\nháligdómhús  n (-es/-) sacrarium\nháligern  n (-es/-) holy place, sanctuary; sacrament\nháliglíce  adv holily\nHáligmónaþ  m (-mónþes/-mónþas) (holy month), September\nhálignes  f (-se/-sa) holiness, sanctity, religion; holy place, sanctuary; holy thing, relic; sacred rites\nháligportic  m (-es/-as) sanctuary\nháligreft  n (-es/-) veil\nháligrift  n (-es/-) veil\nháligryft  n (-es/-) veil\nháligwæcca  m (-n/-n) vigil-keeper\nháligwæter  n (-es/-) holy water\nháligwaras  m pl saints\nháligware  m pl saints\nháligweorc  n (-es/-) sanctuary\nhalm see healm\nhálnes  f (-se/-sa) wholeness\nhálor2  n? (-es/-) salvation\nhálp see healp past 3rd sing of helpan\nhals- see heals-\nháls  f (-e/-a) salvation\nhálsere  m (-es/-as) soothsayer, augur\nhalsgang see healsgund\nhálsian1  wv/t2 to adjure; ge~ to take oath, swear; call upon; convoke; implore, entreat; augur; exorcise\nhálsiend  m (-es/-) exorcist, soothsayer, augur\nhalsigend  m (-es/-) exorcist, soothsayer, augur\nhalstá see healstán\nhálsung  f (-e/-a) exorcism; augury, divination; entreaty\nhálsunggebed  n (-es/-u) prayer in a church service [pl also ~gebeodu]\nhálsungtíma  m (-n/-n) time of supplication\nhalswurðung  f (-e/-a) neck ornament\nhalt see healt\nhalþ see heald 2\nhálwenda  m (-n/-n) Savior; safety\nhálwende  adj healing, healthful, salutary; sanctifying\nhálwendlic  adj salutary, wholesome; adv ~líce\nhálwendnes  f (-se/-sa) salubrity; salvation\nhálwynde see hálwende\nham  1. m? (-es/-as) under-garment (subucula); 2. see hamm\nhám  1. m (-es/-as) village, hamlet, manor, estate; home, dwelling, house; region, country; [dat sing hám]; 2. adv home, homewards; 3. m (-es/-as) n instrument used for branding, a branding-iron, a cautery (in medicine); An instrument used in encaustic painting for burning in the wax, [cauterium]\nhama  m (-n/-n) covering, dress, garment; womb, childbirth, childbed, a lying-in, confinement, delivery; a new-born child, an infant; children, [puerperium]; slough of a snake\nháma  m (-n/-n) cricket\nhamacgian see ámagian?\nhámcúþ  adj familiar\nhámcyme  m (-es/-as) home-coming, return\nhamel?  adj rugged\nhamela see hamola\nhamele  f (-an/-an) rowlock (only in phrase æt ǽlcre ~an for every oar; i.e. rower) [ON hamla; also há]\nhamelian  wv/t2 to hamstring, mutilate\nhamer see hamor\nhamer see clod~\nhámettan1  wv/t1b to domicile; bring debtors back to their home\nhámfærelt  n (-es/-) going home\nhámfæst  adj resident, settled in or owning a house\nhámfaru  f (-e/-a) attack of an enemy in his house, housebreaking; fine for housebreaking\nhámhenn  f (-e/-a) domestic fowl\nhamland  n (-es/-) enclosed pasture [hamm]\nhámléas  adj homeless\nhamm  1. m (-es/-as) piece of pasture-land, enclosure, dwelling; 2. f (-e/-a) ham (part of leg)\nhamod see gefiðer~\nhamola  m (-n/-n) man with cropped hair; tó ~n besciran to shave the hair off (as insult)\nhamor  m (-es/hameras) hammer; ~a láfa f pl results of forging, swords\nhamorsecg  m (-es/-as) hammer-sedge\nhamorwyrt  f (-e/-e) black hellebore, wall-pellitory\nhámscír  f (-e/-a) aedileship\nhámscyld see riht~\nhámsittende  adj living at home\nhámsíþ  m (-es/-as) return home\nhámsíðian  wv/t2 to return home\nhámsócn  f (-e/-a) offence of attacking a man in his own house; the franchise f holding please of this offence and receiving the penalties for it; the penalty itself\nhámsteall  m (-es/-as) homestead\nhámstede  m (-es/-as) homestead\nhamule see hamele\nhamur see hamor\nhámweard  adv homewards, towards home, on the way home\nhámweardes  adv homewards\nhámweorðung  f (-e/-a) ornament of a home\nhámwerd see hámweard\nhámwerod  n (-es/-, -u) household\nhámwyrt  f (-e/-e) house-leek\nhán  1. f (-e/-a) (boundary-)stone; 2. ? see há\nhana  m (-n/-n) cock [Ger hahn]\nhanasang  m (-es/-as) cock-crow\nhancréd  m (-es/-as) cock-crow\nhancrédtíd  f (-e/-e) time of cock-crow\nhand  1. f (-a/-a) hand; side (in defining position); power, control, possession, charge; agency; person regarded as holder or receiver of something; brad ~ palm; on ~ gán to yield; swíðre/winstre ~ right/left hand; on gehwæðere ~ on both sides; on ~ ágiefan, tó ~a lǽtan to hand over (to); on ~a sellan to give a pledge, promise, bargain; plegian mid ~um to clap hands; tó ~a healdan hold (land) of another; weorpan1 tó ~a to hand over\n; weorpan1 ~a on to lay hands on (a person); wel on ~ favorably; ymb ~ at once; bám ~um twám zealously; 2. adv exactly\nhandæx  f (-e/-a) hatchet [dextralis], a kind of axe\nhandbæftian  wv/t2 to lament\nhandbana2  m (-n/-n) slayer by hand\nhandbelle  f (-an/-an) hand-bell\nhandbóc  f (-béc/-béc) handbook, manual\nhandbona see handbana\nhandbred  n (-es/-u) palm of the hand, breadth of the hand, span\nhandcláþ  m (-es/-as) towel\nhandcops  m (-es/-as) handcuff, manacle\nhandcræft  m (-es/-as) manual skill, power of the hand, handicraft\nhandcweorn  f (-a/-a) hand-mill [listed as ~cwyrn]\nhanddǽda  m (-n/-n) doer with his own hand\nhandele see handle\nhandfæstnung  f (-e/-a) joining hands in confirmation of a pledge\nhandfang- see infang-\nhandful  n (-es/-u), f (-e/-a) handful\nhandgang  m (-es/-as) submission, surrender\nhandgemaca  m (-n/-n) companion\nhandgemót2  n (-es/-) battle\nhandgesceaft  f (-e/-a) handiwork\nhandgesella  m (-n/-n) companion\nhandgestealla2  m (-n/-n) companion\nhandgeswing  n (-es/-) blow, stroke\nhandgeweald  n (-es/-) power, possession\nhandgeweorc  n (-es/-) handiwork, creation\nhandgewinn  n (-es/-) manual labor, work; 2 struggle, contest\nhandgewrit  n (-es/-u) handwriting, autograph, holograph, agreement, deed\nhandgewriðen  adj hand-woven\nhandgift  f (-e/-a) wedding present\nhandgong see handgang\nhandgripe  m (-es/-as) handgrip\nhandgriþ  n (-es/-u) security, peace, protection given by the king’s hand\nhandhabbend  adj red-handed (thief)\nhandhæf  n (-es/-hafu) burden\nhandhamur  m (-es/-as) hand hammer\nhandhrægl  n (-es/-) napkin, towel\nhandhrine  m (-es/-as) touch\nhandhwíl  f (-e/-a) instant\nhandle  f (-an/-an) handle\nhandléan2  n (-es/-) requital, recompense\nhandlengu  f (-e/-a) a hand’s length\nhandlian1  wv/t2 to handle, feel; deal with, discuss\nhandling  n (-es/-) hand-cloth, napkin; maniple\nhandlinga  adv by hand; hand to hand, at close quarters\nhandlocen2  adj joined together by hand\nhandlung  f (-e/-a) handling\nhandmægen2  n (-es/-) bodily strength\nhandmitta see anmitta\nhandnægl  m (-es/-as) finger-nail\nhandplega2  m (-n/-n) fight, battle\nhandpréost  m (-es/-as) domestic chaplain\nhandrǽs  m (-es/-as) onrush, attack\nhandróf  adj famed for strength\nhandscalu see handscolu\nhandscolu2  f (-e/-a) retinue\nhandscyldig  adj condemned to lose a hand\nhandseald  adj given personally (by the king)\nhandseax  n (-es/-) dirk, dagger\nhandselen  f (-ne/-na) a making over, delivery, transfer of a thing to another; one of the modes of acquiring possession by the Roman civil law; hence, also, for purchase [mancipatio]\nhandsex see handseax\nhandslyht see andslyht\nhandsmæll  m (-es/-as) blow with the hand, alapa\nhandspitel  m (-spitles/-spitlas) hand-shovel, spade\nhandsporu  f (-e/-a) claw, finger\nhandstoc  n (-es/-u) cuff, sleeve\nhandswyle  m (-es/-as) swelling on the hand\nhandtam  adj submissive to handling\nhandþegn  m (-es/-as) retainer, servant\nhandþwéal  n (-es/-) washing of the hands\nhandweorc  n (-es/-) handiwork\nhandworht  adj made with hands\nhandwundor  n (-wundres/-) marvel of handiwork\nhandwyrm  m (-es/-as) itch-mitea kind of insect\nhandwyrst  f (-e/-a) wrist\nhanga see líc~\nhangelle  f (-an/-an) a hanging object, mentula?\nhangen past part of hón\nhangian1  wv/i2 to hang, be hanged; depend, rest on; wv/t2 to hang, suspend\nhangra  m (-n/-n) hanger, wooded slope\nhangrǽd? see hancréd\nhangwíte?  n (-es/-u) penalty for miscarriage of justice\nhár  1. adj hoar; hoary, grey, old; 2. see hǽr\nhara  m (-n/-n) hare\nharanhige  m (-es/-as) hare’s foot (plant)\nharansprecel  m (-sprecles/-spreclas) viper’s bugloss\nháranwyrt see hárewyrt\nhárasteorra  m (-n/-n) dog star\nharad  m (-es/-as) wood (only in place names)\nharaþ  m (-es/-as) wood (only in place names)\nhard see heard\nháradagas  m pl dog days\nhárehúne see hárhúne\nháreminte  f (-an/-an) white mint?\nhárewyrt  f (-e/-e) a plant, an Egyptian bean [colocasia]\nhárhúne  f (-an/-an) horehound\nhárian  wv/t2 to become hoary or grey\nharness  f (-se/-sa) hoariness\nhárung  f (-e/-a) hoariness, old age\nhárwelle  adj hoary, grey-haired\nhárwenge  adj hoary, grey-haired\nhárwengnes  f (-se/-sa) hoariness, old age\nhás  adj hoarse\nhásæta  m (-n/-n) oarsman, rower\nhasewa see haswa weak form of hasu\nhásgrume  adj sounding hoarsely\nháshríman  wv/t1b to sound harshly\nhásian  wv/i2 to be or become hoarse\nhaslhnutu see hæselhnutu\nhásnes  f (-se/-sa) hoarseness\nhassuc  m (-es/-as) coarse grass\nhásswége  adj sounding hoarsely\nhasu2  adj dusky, grey, ashen\nhasufág  adj grey, ashen\nhasupád  adj grey-coated\nhaswigfeðre  adj grey-feathered\nhát  1. adj hot, flaming; fervent, excited; intense, violent; inspiring?, attractive?; 2. n (-es/-) heat, fire; 3. 1 n (-es/-) promise, vow\nhátan1  sv/t7 3rd pres hǽteþ past hét/on, héht/on ptp geháten to command, direct, bid, order; summon; vow, promise; past hátte w. nom. to name, call; be called\nháte  adv hotly, fervidly\nhátheort  1. n (-es/-) anger, rage; 2. 1 adj wrathful, furious, passionate; ardent, whole-hearted; adv ~líce\nhátheorte  f see hátheort 1\nhátheortnes  f (-se/-sa) rage, mania; zeal\nháthiertan1  wv/i2 to be or become angry; enrage\nháthige  m (-es/-as) anger [hyge]\nháthort see hátheort\nhatian1  wv/t2 to hate, treat as an enemy\nhatigan  wv/t2 to hate, treat as an enemy\nhátian  wv/i2 to be or get hot\nhatigend  m (-es/-) enemy\nhátigende  adj becoming hot\nhatigendlic  adj hateful\nhátlíce  adv ardently, vehemently\nhátnes  f (-se/-sa) heat\nhatol  adj hostile, bitter; odious [see hetol]\nhátte passive past of hátan\nhattefagol  ?? (-?/-?) hedgehog [see hǽrenfagol]\nhatung  f (-e/-a) hatred\nhátung  f (-e/-a) heating, inflammation\nhátwende  adj hot, burning\nháwe see earfoþ~\nháwere  m (-es/-as) spectator\nháwian1  wv/t2 to gaze on, view, look at, observe, notice\nháwung  f (-e/-a) ability to see, observation\nhæb see hæf\nhæb- see hæf-\nhæbb- see habb-, hebb-\nhæbbednes  f (-se/-sa) continence\nhæbbendlic  adj habilis\nhæbbere see sulh~\nhæbbung  f (-e/-a) constraint\nhæc- see hac-\nhæcc  1. f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as) grating, hatch, half-gate; 2. see hæcce 1\nhæcce  1. f (-an/-an), n (-es/-u) frontal; 2. fence; 3. see hæc\nhæcceléas  adj without a fence? or hatch?\nhæcgeat  n (-es/-gatu) hatch-gate\nhæcine  f (-an/-an) a thin vinous drink, posca; a berry, esp. the grape [L acinum]\nhæcwer  m (-es/-as) hatch-weir, a weir in which fish were caught\nhǽdor see hádor\nhædre2  adj straitly, anxiously\nhǽdre see hádre\nhæf  1. 2 n (-es/hafu) sea, ocean; heaf-/haf- in inflected cases; 2. m (-es/-hafas) leaven\nhǽfd see heafod\nhæfde past 3rd sing of habban\nhæfe  1. m (-es/-as) leaven [Ger hefe]; 2. see hefe 1\nhǽfed see héafod\nhæfednes see be~, for~\nhæfen  1. f (-e/-a) the having, owning; property, possessions [Ger habe]; 2. f (-e/-a) haven, port; 3. see hefen; 4. past part of hebban\nhæfen- see hafen-\nhæfenblǽte see hæferblǽte\nhæfene see hæfen 2\nhæfer  m (-es/-as) he-goat\nhæferblǽte  f? (-an/-an) bittern?, snipe?\nhæfern  m (-es/-as) crab\nhæfig see hefig\nhæfne see hæfen\nhæfrebléte see hæferblǽte\nhæfst see habban\nhæft1  1. m (-es/-as) bond, fetter; captive, slave, servant; bondage, imprisonment, affliction; 1 seizing, thing seized; 2. adj captive; 3. n (-es/-) haft, handle; 4. past part of hæftan\nhæftan1  wv/t1b to bind, fetter; arrest, detain, imprison; condemn [Ger heften]\nhæfte see hæft 2\nhæftelclomm  m (-es/-as) fetter\nhæftedóm  m (-es/-as) slavery, captivity\nhæften  f (-ne/-na) confinement\nhæftenéod see hæfteníed\nhæftincel  n (-incles/-inclu) slave\nhæfting  f (-e/-a) fastening, lock\nhæftlic  adj captious\nhæftling  m (-es/-as) prisoner, captive\nhæftméce  m (-es/-as) hilted sword\nhæftnes1 see hæftednes\nhæftneþ see hæftnoþ\nhæftnian1  wv/t2 to take prisoner; seize, detain\nhæftníed  f (-e/-e) custody, imprisonment, bondage\nhæftníedling  m (-es/-as) captive\nhæftníednes  f (-se/-sa) captivity\nhæftnoþ  m (-es/-as) confinement, captivity\nhæftnung  f (-e/-a) fetter\nhæftnýd see hæftníed\nhæftung  f (-e/-a) fetter\nhæftworld  f (-e/-a) world under bondage\nhæfþ pres 3rd sing of habban\nhæfuc see hafoc\nhæg- see hago-, hagu-, hege-\nhæghál  adj safe and sound\nhægsugga  m (-n/-n) hedge-sparrow\nhægtes  f (-se/-sa) fury, witch, pythoness\nhægtesse  f (-an/-an) fury, witch, pythoness\nhægtis  f (-se/-sa) fury, witch, pythoness\nhægþorn see haguþorn\nhægweard  m (-es/-as) keeper of cattle in a common field\nhǽh- see héah-\nhæhtis see hægtes\nhǽl  1. n (-es/-u) omen; 2. see hǽlu; 3. adj see hál\nhæl- see hel-\nhǽl- see hál-, hél-\nhǽlan  1. wv/t1b 1 to heal, cure, save; greet, salute; gehǽl! Hosanna!; 2. to castrate\nhæle2  m (-þes/-þ, -as) man, hero\nhǽle  n see hǽlu\nhǽle1  adj safe\nhǽlend  m (-es/-) Savior, Christ\nhǽlendlic  adj wholesome, salutary\nhǽlestre  f (-an/-an) savior\nhǽlet- see hálet-\nhæleþ2  m (-es/-, -as) man, hero, fighter [alt pl uninflected]\nhæleþhelm see heoloþhelm\nhælfter  f (-e/-a) halter\nhælftre  m (-es/-as) halter\nhǽlgere  m (-es/-as) sanctifier\nhælniht see healniht\nhǽlig  adj unstable, inconstant\nhǽling  f (-e/-a) healing\nhælm see healm\nhǽlnes  f (-se/-sa) salvation, safety; sanctuary\nhǽlnesgriþ  n (-es/-u) peace-privileges attaching to a sanctuary\nhǽlotíd  f (-e/-e) prosperous time\nhǽls- see háls-\nhǽlþ  f (-e/-a) health; salvation; healing\nhǽlðu  f (-e/-a) health; salvation; healing\nhǽlu  f (-e/-a) health; prosperity; safety, salvation; healing, cure\nhǽlubearn2  n (-es/-) Savior, Christ\nhǽlwyrt  f (-e/-e) fleabane, fleawort, pennyroyal [pulegium], pennyroyal\nhǽlynd see hǽlend\nhǽmæht see héahmiht\nhǽman1  wv/t1b to have intercourse with, cohabit with; marry\nhǽmed  n (-es/-ru) cohabitation; marriage; adultery, fornication\nhǽmedceorl  m (-es/-as) married man\nhǽmedgemána  m (-n/-n) matrimony\nhǽmedlác  n (-es/-) sexual intercourse [coition]\nhǽmedrím  m (-es/-as) the trade of a pander, pimping, pandering; An allurement, enticement; Excessive or artificial ornament, finery or nicety in dress; In partic., of speech, meretricious or nament or allurement [lenocinium]\nhǽmedru see hǽmed\nhǽmedscipe  m (-es/-as) cohabitation, wedlock\nhǽmedþing  n (-es/-) coition, cohabitation; marriage\nhǽmedwíf  n (-es/-) married woman\nhǽmend  m (-es/-) fornicator\nhǽmere  m (-es/-as) consort, bedfellow\nhǽmet see hǽmed\nhǽmeþ see hǽmed\nhæn see henn\nhǽnan  1. wv/t1b to stone; 2. see híenan\nhænep  m (-es/-as) hemp\nhænfugel see hennfugol\nhænn see henn\nhǽnðu see híenðu\nhæppan?  wv/t1a to go by chance\nhæpse  f (-an/-an) hasp, fastening\nhæpsian  wv/t2 to hasp, fasten\nhæpte  past 3rd sing jumped\nhǽr  n (-es/-) hair; a hair\nhær- see har-, hear-, her(e)-\nhǽr- see hér-\nhǽre  f (-an/-an) sackcloth of hair\nhǽren  adj of hair\nhærenfagol  ? (-?/-?) hedgehog\nhærfest  m (-es/-as) autumn, harvest-time; August; ~ handful handful of corn (a due belonging to the husbandman on an estate)\nhærfestlic  adj autumnal; of harvest\nHærfestmónaþ  m (-mónþes/-mónþas) harvest-month, September\nhærfesttíd  f (-e/-e) autumn, harvest-time\nhærfesttíma  m (-n/-n) autumn, harvest-time\nhærfestwǽta  m (-n/-n) autumn rain\nhǽrgripa  m (-n/-n) seizing by the hair\nhǽriht  adj hairy\nhǽring  m (-es/-as) herring\nhǽringtíma  m (-n/-n) herring season\nhǽrloccas  m pl locks of hair\nhærmberg see hearmbeorg\nhærn  1. f (-e/-a) wave, tide; 2 sea, ocean; 2. brain\nhǽrnádl  f (-e/-a) curling-pin\nhærnflota  m (-n/-n) ship\nhærsceard  n (-es/-) hare-lip\nhǽrsyfe  n (-es/-u) hair-sieve\nhǽs  f (-e/-e) hest, bidding, behest, command [hátan]\nhæsel  m (hæsles/hæslas) hazel, shrub\nhæselhnutu  f (-hnyte/-hnyte) hazel-nut; [gen ~hnyte, ~hnute; dat ~hnyte; n/a pl ~hnyte; gen pl ~hnuta; dat pl ~hnutum]\nhæselrǽw  f (-e/-a) a row of hazels\nhæselwríd  m (-es/-as) hazel-thicket\nhǽsere  m (-es/-as) master, lord\nhæsl see hæsel\nhæslen  adj of hazel\nhæsp see hæpse\nhæssuc see hassuc\nhǽst2  1. adj violent, vehement; adv hæste, ~líce; 2. f (-e/-a) violence, strife\nhǽswalwe see sǽswealwe?\nhæt  m (-es/-hatas) head-covering, hat\nhǽt past 3rd sing of hátan\nhǽtan1  wv/t1b to heat; wv/i1b become hot\nhǽtcole see hǽþcole\nhǽte  f (-an/-an) heat\nhæteru  n pl garments\nhǽting  f (-e/-a) heating\nhǽto see hǽtu\nhǽts see hægtes\nhǽtst pres 2nd sing of hátan\nhætt see hæt\nhǽtte see hátte, see hátan\nhættan see hettan\nhættian  1. wv/t2 to scalp; 2. see hatian\nhǽtu  f (-e/-a) heat, warmth; fervor, ardor\nhǽþ  1. m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) heath, untilled land, waste; heather; 2. f (-e/-a) see hǽða\nhǽða  m (-n/-n) heat, hot weather\nhǽþberie  f (-an/-an) whortleberry\nhǽþcole  f (-an/-an) name of a plant\nhǽðen  1. adj heathen, heathenish, pagan; 2. m (hǽðnes/hǽðnas) gentile, heathen man (especially of the Danes)\nhǽðena  m (-n/-n) heathen\nhǽðencyning  m (-es/-as) heathen king\nhǽðencynn  n (-es/-) heathen race\nhǽðendóm  m (-es/-as) heathendom, false religion\nhǽðenfolc  n (-es/-) heathen people\nhǽðengield  n (-es/-) idolatry; idol\nhǽðengilda  m (-n/-n) idolater\nhǽðenhere  m (-es/-as) Danish army\nhǽðenisc  adj heathenish, pagan\nhǽðennes  f (-se/-sa) heathenism, paganism; heathen country\nhǽðenscipe  m (-es/-as) paganism, idolatry\nhǽðenstyrc  m (-es/-as) heathen calf (the golden calf of the Israelites)\nhǽðenwéoh  n (-wéos/-) idol\nhǽþfeld  m (-a/-a) heath-land\nhǽðiht  adj heathy\nhǽðin- see hǽðen-\nhǽþstapa2  m (-n/-n) heath-stalker, wolf, stag [stæppan]\nhǽðung  f (-e/-a) heating, parching [see hǽtung]\nhǽwe  adj iron-colored, bluish, grey\nhǽwen  adj blue, purple, azure, green\nhǽwengréne  adj cerulean\nhǽwenhydele  f (-an/-an) a plant\nhǽwmænged  adj mixed purple\nhé  masc pron [fem héo; neut hit] he, she, it; pl they; reflexive pron himself, herself, itself\nhéa  1. n pl, weak masc sing of héah; 2. adv see héah; 3. see híe, pl of hé\nhéa- see héah-\nheador see heaðor\nhéador see héahdéor\nhéadéor see héahdéor\nhéaf  m (-es/-as) lamentation, wailing [see héof]; ~e bewindan bewail\nhéafd- see héafod-\nhéafdian  wv/t2 to behead\nhéafed see héafod\nheafela see hafela\nhéafian see héofian\nhéaflic  adj sad, grievous\nheafo pl of hæf\nheafoc see hafoc\nhéafod  n (héafdes/-) head; top; source, origin; chief, leader; capital (city); héafdes þolian to forfeit life; héafde beceorfan to behead\nhéafodæcer  m (-es/-as) a strip of land an acre in extent, lying at the head of a field\nhéafodǽdre  f (-an/-an) cephalic vein\nhéafodbæþ  n (-es/-baðu) a wash for the head\nhéafodbald  adj impudent\nhéafodbán  n (-es/-) skull\nhéafodbéag  m (-es/-as) crown\nhéafodbend  m (-es/-as) diadem, crown; head-bond, fetter about the head\nhéafodbeorg  1. f (-e/-a) helmet, protection for the head; 2. m (-es/-as) prominent hill?\nhéafodbeorht  adj with a splendid, shining head\nhéafodbiscop  m (-es/-as) high-priest\nhéafodbolla  m (-n/-n) skull\nhéafodbolster  n (-bolstres/-) pillow\nhéafodbotl  n (-es/-) ancestral seat\nhéafodbryce  m (-es/-as) breaking of the skull\nhéafodburh  f (-byrh/-byrh) chief city\nhéafodcláþ  n (-es/-) head-cloth, head-dress, the cloth used for coering the head of a dead person\nhéafodcwide  m (-es/-as) important saying\nhéafodcyrice  f (-an/-an) cathedral\nhéafodece  m (-es/-as) headache\nhéafodfrætennes  f (-se/-sa) hairpin, ornament for the hair\nhéafodgemaca  m (-n/-n) mate, companion, fellow-servant\nhéafodgemæcca  m (-n/-n) mate, companion, fellow-servant\nhéafodgerím  n (-es/-) number by heads, greatest number\nhéafodgetæl  n (-es/-talu) cardinal number\nhéafodgewǽde  n (-es/-) face-covering, veil\nhéafodgilt  m (-es/-as) deadly sin; capital offence\nhéafodgimm2  m (-es/-as) head’s gem, eye\nhéafodgold  n (-es/-) crown\nhéafodhǽr  n (-es/-) hair of the head\nhéafodhebba  m (-n/-n) beginning, starter; prime mover\nhéafodhrægl  n (-es/-) an article of clothing or bedding\nhéafodhríefðu  f (-e/-a) scurfiness of the head\nhéafodiht  adj with a head or tuft\nhéafodland  n (-es/-) strip of land in a field, left for turning a plough\nhéafodleahtor  m (-leahtres/-leahtras) capital crime, deadly sin\nhéafodléas  adj headless\nhéafodlic  adj capital, deadly (crime); at the top; principal\nhéafodling  m (-es/-as) equal, fellow-servant\nhéafodloca  m (-n/-n) skull\nhéafodmǽg2  m (-es/-mágas) near blood-relation\nhéafodmaga  m (-n/-n) near blood-relation\nhéafodmægen  n (-es/-) cardinal virtue\nhéafodmann  m (-es/-menn) headman, captain\nhéafodmynster  n (-mynstres/-) church, cathedral\nhéafodpanne  f (-an/-an) skull\nhéafodport  m (-es/-as) chief town\nhéafodríce  n (-es/-u) empire\nhéafodsár  m (-es/-as) pain in the head\nhéafodsealf  f (-e/-a) head-salve\nhéafodsegn  m? (-es/-as), n? (-es/-) banner [= eoforhéafdod segn?]\nhéafodsíen2  f (-e/-a) (eyesight), eye\nhéafodslæge  m (-es/-as) a head-stroke, beheading\nhéafodsmæl  ?? (-?/-?) capitium, part of a woman’s dress, part of a tunic\nhéafodstede  m (-es/-as) chief place; high place, sacred place\nhéafodstocc  m (-es/-as) stake on which the head of a beheaded criminal was fixed\nhéafodstól  m (-es/-as) capital\nhéafodstów  f (-e/-a) place for the head\nhéafodswíma  m (-n/-n) dizziness\nhéafodsýn see héafodsíen\nhéafodsynn  f (-e/-a) deadly sin\nhéafodþwéal  n (-es/-) washing of the head\nhéafodwærc  m (-es/-as) pain in the head\nhéafodweard  1. f (-e/-a) watch over the head, death-watch; body-guard; 2. m (-es/-as) chief protector, leader; 3. f (-e/-a) chapter\nhéafodweg  m (-es/-as) head-road\nhéafodwind  m (-es/-as) chief wind (N, S, E, or W wind)\nhéafodwísa  m (-n/-n) chief, director\nhéafodwóþ  f (-e/-a) voice\nhéafodwund  f (-e/-a) wound in the head\nhéafodwylm  m (-es/-as) tears; burning pain in the head\nhéafodwyrhta  m (-n/-n) chief workman\nheafola see hafela\nhéafre see héahfore\nhéafsang  m (-es/-as) dirge [héofan]\nheafu pl of hæf\nheafuc see hafoc\nhéafud see héafod\nhéag see héah\nheaga- see hago-\nhéage see héah adv\nheago- see hago-, hagu-\nhéagum see héah\nhéah  1. high, tall, lofty; high-class, exalted, sublime, illustrious, important; proud, haughty; deep; right (hand); cmp híerra, spl híehst; 2. adv high, aloft\nhéahaltáre  m (-es/-as) high altar\nhéahbeorg  m (-es/-as) mountain\nhéahbiscop  m (-es/-as) archbishop, pontiff; (Jewish) high-priest\nhéahbliss  f (-e/-a) exultation\nhéahboda  m (-n/-n) archangel\nhéahburg  f (-byrg/-byrg) chief city; 2 town on a height; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig, ~burge; dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg, byrig; gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]\nhéahcásere  m (-es/-as) emperor\nhéahcleofa  m (-n/-n) principal chamber\nhéahclif  n (-es/-cleofu) high cliff\nhéahcræft  m (-es/-as) high skill\nhéahcræftiga  m (-n/-n) architect\nhéahcyning2  m (-es/-as) high king; God\nhéahdéma  m (-n/-n) high judge\nhéahdéor  n (-es/-) stag, deer\nhéahdéorhund  m (-es/-as) deer-hound\nhéahdéorhunta  m (-n/-n) deer-hunter\nhéahdíacon  m (-es/-as) archdeacon\nhéaheald  adj excellent, distinguished [cmp héahyldra, spl héahyldest]\nhéahealdor  m (-es/-as) ruler, patrician\nhéahealdormann  m (-es/-menn) ruler, patrician\nhéahengel  m (-engles/-englas) archangel\nhéahfæder  m (-es/-as) God; patriarch; (church) father\nhéahfæst  adj permanent, immutable\nhéahfæsten  n (-nes/-nu) fortified town, city\nhéahfexede  adj having foliage high up or on the top [alticomum]\nhéahflód  m (-es/-as) deep water; high tide\nhéahfore  f (-an/-an) heifer\nhéahfréa2  m (-n/-n) high lord\nhéahfréols  m (-es/-as) great festival\nhéahfréolsdæg  m (-es/-dagas) great feast-day\nhéahfréolstíd  f (-e/-e) great festival\nhéahfru see héahfore\nhéahfýr  n (-es/-) towering flame\nhéahgǽst  m (-es/-as) Holy Ghost\nhéahgealdor  n (-gealdres/-) charm\nhéahgeréfa  m (-n/-n) high sheriff, chief officer, proconsul, prefect\nhéahgesamnung  f (-e/-a) chief synagogue\nhéahgesceaft  f (-e/-a) noble creature\nhéahgesceap  n (-es/-u) fate\nhéahgestréon2  n (-es/-) rich treasure\nhéahgetimbrad  adj high-built\nhéahgetimbru2  n pl lofty edifice\nhéahgeþring  n (-es/-) whelming flood\nhéahgeðungen see héahðungen\nhéahgeweorc2  n (-es/-) excellent work\nhéahgnornung  f (-e/-a) deep grief\nhéahgod  m (-es/-as) Most High, God\nhéahgræft  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) prominent sculpture\nhéahhád  m (-a/-a) holy orders\nhéahhæf?  n (-es/-hafu) deep sea\nhéahhelm  adj loftily crested\nhéahheolode  f (-an/-an) the plant elecampane or horseheal\nhéahheoloðe  f (-an/-an) the plant elecampane or horseheal\nhéahheort  adj proud\nhéahhliþ2  n (-es/-u) high hill\nhéahhlútor  adj very pure\nhéahhwiolod  adj having high wheels\nhéahhylte  n (-es/-u) a high-placed shrubbery\nhéahhyrde  m (-es/-as) head abbot\nhéahhyrne see éaghyrne\nhéahlǽce  m (-es/-as) learned physician\nhéahland  n (-es/-) mountainous country\nhéahláréow  m (-es/-as) head teacher\nhéahléce see héahlǽce\nhéahleornere  m (-es/-as) high teacher, master\nhéahlic see héalic\nhéahlufe  f (-an/-an) great love\nhéahmægen  n (-es/-) great force; power, virtue\nhéahmæsse  f (-an/-an) high mass\nhéahmæssedæg  m (-es/-dagas) high mass day\nhéahmiht  f (-e/-e) high authority, great might; the Almighty\nhéahmód2  adj high spirited, exultant; proud, haughty\nhéahmódnes  f (-se/-sa) pride\nhéahmór  m (-es/-as) high moor\nhéahnama  m (-n/-n) most exalted name\nhéahnes see héanes\nhéahra see héah\nhéahreced2  n (-es/-) high building, temple\nhéahrodor  m (-es/-as) high heaven\nhéahrún  f (-e/-a) pythoness\nhéahsácerd  m (-es/-as) high or chief priest\nhéahsangere  m (-es/-as) chief singer\nhéahsǽ  f (-/-) high sea, the deep\nhéahsǽl2  f (-e/-a) great happiness\nhéahsǽþéof?  m (-es/-as) chief pirate\nhéahsceaða  m (-n/-n) chief pirate\nhéahscéawere  m (-es/-as) pontifex\nhéahscíremann  m (-es/-menn) procurator\nhéahseld2  n (-es/-) throne; rostrum\nhéahsele  m (-es/-as) high hall\nhéahsetl  n (-es/-) exalted seat, throne, judgment-seat\nhéahsittende  adj sitting on high\nhéahsomnung see héahgesamnung\nhéahstéap  adj very high\nhéahstede  m (-es/-as) high place\nhéahstefn2  adj having a high prow\nhéahstrǽt  f (-e/-a) highway [listed as m]\nhéahstrengðu  f (-e/-a) strength\nhéahsunne  adj, m pl very sinful\nhéahsynn  f (-e/-a) deadly sinn, crime\nhéahtíd  f (-e/-e) holy day\nhéahtimber  m (-timbres/-timbras) lofty building\nhéahtorr  m (-es/-as) high mountain\nhéahtréow  f (-e/-a) solemn compact\nhéahþearf  f (-e/-a) great need\nhéahþegen  m (-es/-as) chief officer, captain; apostle; angel\nhéahþegnung  f (-e/-a) important function\nhéahþéod  f (-e/-a) great people\nhéahþréa  m (-n/-n) great affliction\nhéahþrymm2  m (-es/-as) great glory\nhéahþrymnes2  f (-se/-sa) great glory\nhéahðu2 see híehþu\nhéahþungen  adj of high rank, illustrious\nhéahweg  m (-es/-as) highway\nhéahwéofod  n (-es/-) high altar\nhéahweorc see héahgeweorc\nhéahwita  m (-n/-n) high councilor\nhéahhyldest see héaheald\nheal  1. see healh; 2. see heall\nhéal see hál\nhéal- see hél-\nhéala  m (-n/-n) hydrocele\nhealærn  n (-es/-) hall-building\nhealc see healoc\nheald  1. n (-es/-) keeping, custody, guard, protection; observance, observation, watch; protector, guardian; 2. adj sloping, inclined, bent\nhealdan1  sv/t7, sv/i7 3rd pres híelt past héold/on ptp gehealden to hold, contain, hold fast, grasp, retain, possess, inhabit; curb, restrain, compel, control, rule, reign; keep, guard, preserve, foster, cherish, defend; withhold, detain, lock up; maintain, uphold, support; regard, observe, fulfill, do, practice, satisfy, pay; take care; celebrate, hold (festival); sv/i7 hold out, last; proceed, go; treat, behave to, bear oneself; keep in mind; ongéan ~ resist; tó handa ~ to hold (land) of another; þæt líf stíðlíce ~ to observe a course of life strictly;\nhealdend  m (-es/-) protector, guardian, ruler, king, lord, God; economical person\nhealdiend  m (-es/-) preserver\nhealding  f (-e/-a) keeping, observance\nhealdnes1  f (-se/-sa) keeping, observance; guard, watch; office of a bishop\nhealdsum  adj careful\nhealdsumnes1  f (-se/-sa) keeping, observance, devotion; custody, preservation; restraint, abstinence; continence, chastity\nhéaléce see héahlǽce\nhéalede  1. adj suffering from hydrocele, ruptured; 2. see hélede\nhealf  1. adj half; þridde ~, feowrðe ~, etc = two and a half, three and a half; 2. f (-e/-a) half; side; part; ~es héafdes ece migraine\nhealfbrocen  adj half-broken\nhealfclǽmed  adj half-plastered\nhealfclungen  adj half-congealed\nhealfclypigende  adj semi-vowel\nhealfcucu  adj half-dead\nhealfcwic  adj half-dead\nhealfdéad  adj half-dead\nhealfeald  adj half-grown\nhealfes héafdes ece  m (-es/-as) migraine\nhealffers  adj hemistich\nhealfféðe  adj lame\nhealffréo  adj half-free\nhealfgemet  n (-es/-u) (those are wanting to the measure), the wantages, losses [diametra]\nhealfgewriten  adj half-written\nhealfhár  adj somewhat hoary\nhealfhéafod  n (-héafdes/-u) front of the head\nhealfhrúh  adj half-rough; see án~\nhealfhunding  m (-es/-as) An ape with a dog's head; The dog-headed Anubis; A kind of wild man [cynocephalus]\nhealfhundisc  adj half-canine\nhealfhwít  adj somewhat white\nhealfhýd  adj half a hide (of land)\nhealfmann  m (-es/-menn) half-man\nhealfmarc  n (-es/-) half a mark\nhealfnacod  adj half-naked\nhealfpenigwurþ  n (-es/-) halfpenny-worth\nhealfréad  adj reddish\nhealfscyldig  adj partially guilty\nhealfsester  m (-sestres/-sestras) half a ‘sester’ (measure of bulk) [L sextarius]\nhealfsinewealt  adj semicircular\nhealfslǽpende  adj half-asleep\nhealfsoden  adj half-cooked\nhealfter see hælfter\nhealftryndel  n (-tryndles/-tryndlu) hemisphere\nhealfunga  adv to a certain extent, partially, imperfectly\nhealfweg  m (-es/-as) half-way\nhealfwudu  m (-a/-a) field-balm\nhealgamen  m (-es/-as) social enjoyment\nhealgian see halgian\nhealh  m (-es/halas) corner, nook, secret place; small hollow in a hill-side or slope\nhealhihte  adj having many angles\nhéalic  adj high, elevated, exalted, lofty, sublime; deep, profound, intense; lordly, noble, great, illustrious, distinguished, notable, excellent; proud, haughty; egregious, heinous; adv ~líce highly, aloft; in or to high position or rank, loftily; intensely, very [see éalic]\nhéalicnes  f (-se/-sa) sublimity, majesty\nheall  1. f (-e/-a) hall, dwelling, house; palace, temple; law-court; 2. see healh; 3. rock\nheallic  adj palatial\nheallréaf  n (-es/-) wall-tapestry\nheallreced  n (-es/-) hall-building\nheallsittend2  m (-es/-) sitter-in-hall\nheallwáhrift  n (-es/-) wall-tapestry\nheallwudu  m (-a/-a) woodwork of hall\nhealm  1. m (-es/-as) haulm, stalk, straw, stubble; culmen, thatched roof?, harvest-land?; 2. see helm\nhealmstréaw  n (-es/-) stubble\nhealoc  m (-es/-as) cavity, sinuosity [also healc]\nhealp  past 3rd sing of helpan\nheals  m (-es/-as) neck; prow of a ship\nhéals- see háls-\nhealsbéag2  m (-es/-as) collar, necklace\nhealsbeorg  f (-e/-a) neck-armor\nhealsbóc  f (-béc/-béc) Jewish aid to prayer; reminder; amulet [phylactery]\nhealsbrynige  f (-an/-an) corslet\nhealsed  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) head-cloth; neck of a tunic\nhealseta  m (-n/-n) the neck of a tunic\nhealsfæst  adj arrogant\nhealsfang  n (-es/-) fine prescribed in substitution for capital and other punishments, preferential share of the ‘wergeld’\nhealsgang  m (-es/-as) neck-tumor\nhealsgebedda  m (-n/-n) beloved bedfellow, wife\nhealsgund  m (-es/-as) neck-tumor\nhealsian  wv/t2 to entreate earnestly, beseech, implore [also hálsian]\nhealsiendlic  adj that may be intreated; imploring; adv ~líce importunately\nhealsigendlic  adj that may be intreated; imploring; adv ~líce importunately\nhealsleðer  n (-es/-) reins\nhealsmægeþ  f (-/-) beloved maid [singular ~mæg(e)þ, plural ~mæg(e)þ]\nhealsmyne  m (-es/-as) necklace; neck-ornament [mene]\nhealsóme  f (-an/-an) neck-tumor\nhealsrefeðer  f (-e/-a) feathers of a pillow, down [see OHG halsare cervical]\nhealsscod see healsed\nhealstán  m (-es/-as) small cake\nhealswærc  m (-es/-as) pain in the neck\nhealswriða  m (-n/-n) necklace\nhealswyrt  f (-e/-e) a plant, daffodil?\nhealt  adj halt, limping, lame\nhealt- see heald-\nhealtian  wv/t2 to halt, limp; hesitate; fall away\nhealþegn2  m (-es/-as) hall-officer\nhealwudu  m (-a/-a) woodwork of hall\nhéam see héah\nhéamol  adj, adv miserly\nhéamul  adj, adv miserly\nhéamolscipe  m (-es/-as) miserliness\nhéan  1. adj lowly, despised, poor, mean, bare, abject; adv ~e; 2. see héah; 3. 1 wv/t1b 3rd pres héaþ past héade ptp héad to raise, exalt, extol; see híen, hýn\nhéanes  f (-se/-sa) highness; something high, high place, height; on ~sum in the highest, ‘in excelsis’; excellence, sublimity; high rank; deep place\nhéanlic  adj abject, poor; adv ~líce\nhéanmód2  adj downcast, depressed, sad\nhéannes  1. f (-se/-sa) treading down; 2. see héanes\nhéanspedig  adj poor\nhéap  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) (of things) heap; host, crowd, assembly, company, troop, band; on ~e together; forloren ~ ruined troop\nhéapian1  wv/t2 to heap up, collect, bring together, accumulate\nhéapmǽlum  adv by companies, in troops, flocks\nhéapum  adv in heaps, in troops\nhéapung  f (-e/-a) heap\nhear- see heor-\nheard  1. adj hard, harsh, severe, stern, cruel (things and persons); strong, intense, vigorous, violent; hardy, bold; resistant; 2. n (-es/-) hard object\nheardcwide  m (-es/-as) harsh speech, abuse (or hearmcwide?)\nhearde  adv hard, hardly, firmly, very severely, strictly, vehemently; exceedingly, greatly; painfully, grievously\nheardecg  1. 2 adj sharp of edge; 2. f (-e/-a) sword\nheardhara  m (-n/-n) a fish, mullet? [also heardra]\nheardhéaw  n (-es/-) chisel\nheardheort  adj hard-hearted; stubborn\nheardheortnes  f (-se/-sa) hard-heartedness\nheardhicgende2  adj brave\nheardhíðende  adj ravaging\nheardian1  wv/i2 to be or become hard; harden\nhearding2  m (-es/-as) bold man, hero\nheardlic  adj stern, severe, harsh, terrible; bold, warlike; excessive; adv ~líce harshly, resolutely, severely, sternly; stoutly, bravely; excessively; hardly (paulatim, tractim)\nheardlicnes  f (-se/-sa) austerity\nheardmód  adj brave, bold, over-confident; obstinate\nheardmódnes  f (-se/-sa) obstinacy\nheardnebba  m (-n/-n) raven\nheardnes  f (-se/-sa) hardness\nheardra see heardhara\nheardrǽd  adj firm, constant\nheardsǽlig  adj unfortunate, unhappy\nheardsǽlnes  f (-se/-sa) calamity\nheardsǽlþ  f (-e/-a) hard lot, calamity, unhappiness; misconduct, wickedness\nheardung  f (-e/-a) hardening\nheardwendlíce  adv strictly\nhearg  m (-a/-a) temple, altar, sanctuary, idol; grove\nhearga  m (-n/-n) temple, altar, sanctuary, idol; grove\nheargeard  m (-a/-a) dwelling in the woods\nhearglic  adj idolatrous\nheargtræf  n (-es/-trafu) idol-temple\nheargweard  m (-es/-as) temple-warden, priest\nhearh see hearg\nhearm  1. m (-es/-as) damage, harm, injury, evil, affliction; grief, pain; insult, calumny; 2. adj harmful, malignant, evil\nhéarm see hréam\nhearma  m (-n/-n) mouse?, weasel? [OHG harmo] netila = nitella, dormouse\nhearmascinnen  adj made of ermine\nhearmberg  m (-es/-as) mound of calamity\nhearmcwalu  f (-e/-a) great suffering\nhearmcweodelian see hearmcwidolian\nhearmcweðan  sv/t5 3rd pres hearmcwiðeþ past hearmcwæþ/hearmcwǽdon ptp hearmcweden to speak evil of, revile\nhearmcweðend  m (-es/-) slanderer\nhearmcwiddian  wv/t2 to calumniate\nhearmcwide2  m (-es/-as) calumny, blasphemy; heavy sentence, curse\nhearmcwidol  adj evil-speaking, slanderous\nhearmcwidolian  wv/t2 to speak evil, slander\nhearmcwidolnes  f (-se/-sa) slander\nhearmedwít  n (-es/-) grievous reproach\nhearmful  adj hurtful, noxious\nhearmgeorn see un~\nhearmian  wv/t2 to harm, injure\nhearmléoþ2  n (-es/-) elegy, lamentation\nhearmlic  adj harmful, grievous\nhearmloca2  m (-n/-n) prison; hell\nhearmplega  m (-n/-n) fight, strife\nhearmscaða  m (-n/-n) terrible enemy\nhearmscearu2  f (-e/-a) affliction, punishment, penalty [sceran]\nhearmslege  m (-es/-as) grievous blow\nhearmsprǽc  f (-e/-a) calumny\nhearmstæf2  m (-es/-stafas) harm, sorrow, tribulation\nhearmtán  m (-es/-as) shoot of sorrow\nhearpe  f (-an/-an) harp\nhearpenægel  m (-nægles/-næglas) A little stick with which the player struck the chords of a stringed instrument, a quill, plectrum; a lyre or lute; also a lyric poem; A helm, rudder [plectrum]\nhearpere  m (-es/-as) harper\nhearpestre  f (-an/-an) (female) harper\nhearpestreng  m (-es/-as) harp-string\nhearpian  wv/t2 to harp\nhearplic  adj of a harp\nhearpnægel see hearpenægel\nhearpsang  m (-es/-as) psalm\nhearpslege  m (-es/-as) plectrum (instrument for striking the harp); harp-playing\nhearpswég  m (-es/-as) sound of the harp\nhearpung  f (-e/-a) harping\nhearra  1. 2 m (-n/-n) lord, master; 2. see heorr\nhéarra see héahra [cmp of héah]\nhearstepanne see hierstepanne\nhéarsum see hiersum\nheart see heord, heorot\nhearwa see Sigel~\nhéas see héah\nheascan see hyscan\nheasu see hasu\nheaðo- see heaðu- [= war]\nheaðor  n (-es/-) restraint, confinement\nheaðorian1  wv/t2 to shut in, restrain, control\nhéaþrym see héahþrymm\nheaðubryne2  f (-an/-an) war-corslet\nheaðudéor2  adj bold, brave\nheaðufremmende  adj fighting\nheaðufýr2  n (-es/-) cruel fire\nheaðugeong  adj young in war\nheaðuglemm  m (-es/-as) wound gotten in battle\nheaðugrim2  adj fierce\nheaðulác2  n (-es/-) battle-play, battle\nheaðulind  f (-e/-a) linden-wood shield\nheaðulíðende2  m (-es/-as) seafaring warrior\nheaðumǽre  adj famed in battle\nheaðurǽs2  m (-es/-as) onrush, attack\nheaðuréaf  n (-es/-) war-gear\nheaðurinc2  m (-es/-as) warrior\nheaðuróf2  adj famed in war, brave\nheaðusceard?  adj dinted in war [or heaðuscearp battle-sharp]\nheaðuséoc  adj wounded\nheaðusigel  m (-sigles/-siglas) sun\nheaðustéap2  adj towering in battle\nheaðuswát2  m (-es/-as) blood of battle\nheaðusweng  m (-es/-as) battle-stroke\nheaðutorht  adj clear as a battle-cry\nheaðuwǽd  f (-e/-e) blood of battle\nheaðuweorc  n (-es/-) battle-deed\nheaðuwérig  adj weary from fighting\nheaðuwylm2  m (-es/-as) fierce flame\nhéaum see héagum, dat pl of héah\nhéaw- see hǽw-\nhéawan  sv/t7 3rd pres híewþ past héow/on ptp gehéawen to hew, hack, strike, cleave, cut, cut down, kill; make by hewing; æftan ~ to slander\nheawen see heofon\nhéawere see hríðer~, wudu~\nhebba see héafod~\nhebban  sv/t6 3rd pres hefþ past hóf/on ptp gehæfen, gehafen to heave, raise, lift, lift up, exalt; intr rise; [also wk 3rd pres hefþ past hefde ptp gehefod]\nhebbe see hæbbe [1st pres of habban]\nhebbe see úp~\nhebbing see úp~\nhebeld see hefeld\nheben see heofon\nheber see hæfer\nHebréisc  adj Hebrew\nhebuc see hafoc\nhecc see hæc\nheced see hacod\nhécen  n (hécnes/-) kid\nhecg  f (-e/-a) enclosure, hedge\nhecge  f (-an/-an) enclosure, hedge\nhecgaspind see hagospind\nhecgaswind see hagospind\nhédan1  1. wv/t1b w.g. to heed, observe; care for, guard, protect, take charge of; obtain, receive, take; 2. see hýdan\nhéddern  n (-es/-) storehouse, storeroom\nhéde  past 3rd sing of hégan\nhedecláþ  m (-es/-as) a coarse, thick, upper garment like a chasuble\nheden  m (hednes/hednas) robe, hood, chasuble\nhedendlic  adj captious; adv ~líce\nhef- see heof-\nhefaldian see hefeldian\nhefde  1. see hæfde, past 3rd sing of habban; 2. see hebban\nhefe  1. m (-es/-as) weight, burden; mina talentum; 2. see hæfe\nhefeful  adj severe\nhefeg see hefig\nhefeld  n (-es/-) thread (for weaving)\nhefeldian1  wv/t2 to fix the weft, begin the web\nhefeldþrǽd  m (-es/-as) thread (for weaving)\nhefelgyrd  f (-e/-a) weaver’s shuttle\nhefelic see hefiglic\nhefelíce see hefiglíce\nhefen  1. f (-e/-a) burden; 2. see heofon\nhefetíme see hefigtíme\nhefeþ  pres 3rd sing of hebban\nhefgian see hefigian\nhefig  adj heavy; important, grave, severe, serious; oppressive, grievous; slow, dull [hebban]; adv ~e\nhefigian1  wv/t2 to make heavy; weigh down, oppress, afflict, grieve; aggravate, increase; become heavy, depressed, weakened\nhefiglic  adj heavy, weighty, serious, severe, burdensome, grievous, sad; adv ~líce violently, intensely; sorrowfully; sluggishly\nhefigmód  adj oppressive; heavy-hearted\nhefignes  f (-se/-sa) heaviness, weight, burden, affliction; dullness, torpor\nhefigtýme  adj heavy, grievous, severe, troublesome, oppressive [team]\nhefod  weak past of hebban; hefþ, pres 3rd sing of hebban\nhefon see heofon\nheft- see hæft-\nhefug see hefigu, pl of hefig\nheg- see hege-\nhég see híeg\nhégan12  wv/t1b to perform, achieve; hold (a meeting); exalt, worship\nhegdig see hygdig\nhege  m (-es/-as) hedge, fence\nhegeclife  f (-an/-an) hedge-clivers\nhegegian see hegian\nhegehymele  f (-an/-an) hop-plant\nhegel see hægl, hagol\nhegerǽw  f (-e/-a) hedgerow\nhegerife  f (-an/-an) cleavers, goose grass\nhegesáhl  m (-es/-as) hedge-stake\nhegesugge  f (-an/-an) hedge-sparrow\nhegesteall  m (-es/-as) place with a hedge\nhegestów  f (-e/-a) place with a hedge\nhegewege  m (-es/-as) road between hedges\nhegge  f see hege\nhegian1  wv/t2 to fence in, hedge, enclose; grep ~ to cut a grip\nhégnes see héanes\nhegstæf  m (-es/-stafas) bar to stop an opening in a fence\nhehstald see hagosteald\nhéht past 3rd sing of hátan\nhéhþu see híehþu\nhéista see héhsta\nhéiweg see héahweg\nhel see hell, helle-\nhéla  m (-n/-n) heel\nhéla- see hále-\nhélade  adj having large heels\nhelan1  sv/t4 3rd pres hilþ past hæl/hǽlon ptp geholen to conceal, cover, hide\nhélan  1. wv/t1b to calumniate; 2. see hǽlan 1\nHelcol [Hel·kol] m? (-es/-as) Hercules\nheld see hield\nhele  f (-an/-an) subterfuge\nhele- see helle-, ele-\nhélend see hǽlend\nhelerung see heolorung\nheleþ see hæleþ\nhelf- see healf-, hielf-\nhelfan  wv/t1b to halve [herbid]\nhelgod see hellgod\nhelhrúne see hellerúne\nhelian1  wv/t2 to conceal, cover, hide\nhélic see héahlic\nhélíce see héahlíce\nhell  f (-e/-a) Hades; hell, place of torment, Gehenna\nhell- see helle-\nhellbend  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) bond of hell\nhellcniht  m (-es/-as) devil, demon\nhellcræft  m (-es/-as) hellish power\nhellcund  adj of hell\nhellcwalu  f (-e/-a) pains of hell\nhelldor2  n (-es/-u) gate of hell\nhelle  m (-es/-as) hell\nhellebealu  n (-wes/-) hell-bale\nhellebróga  m (-n/-n) terror of hell\nhellebryne  m (-es/-as) hell-fire\nhellecǽgan  m pl keys of hell\nhelleceafl  m (-es/-as) jaws of hell\nhellecinn  n (-es/-) hellish race\nhelleclamm  m (-es/-as) hell-bond\nhelledéofol2  m (-déofles/-déoflas), n (-déofles/-) devil\nhelledor  n (-es/-u) gate of hell\nhelleduru  f (-a/-a) gate of hell\nhelleflór  f (-a/-a), m (-es/-as) floor of hell, courts of hell\nhellefýr  n (-es/-) hell-fire\nhellegást  m (-es/-as) spirit of hell\nhellegeat  n (-es/-u, -gatu) gate of hell\nhellegrund2  m (-es/-as) abyss of hell\nhellegrut  m (-es/-as) pit of hell\nhellegryre  m (-es/-as) prisoner of hell, devil\nhellehæft2  m (-es/-as) prisoner of hell, devil\nhellehæfta2  m (-n/-n) prisoner of hell, devil\nhellehæfting2  m (-es/-as) prisoner of hell, devil\nhellehéaf  m (-es/-as) wailings or howlings of hell\nhellehinca  m (-n/-n) hell-limper, devil [Ger hinken]\nhellehund  m (-es/-as) hell-hound\nhellehús  n (-es/-) hell-house\nhellelic see hellic\nhelleloc  n (-es/-u) hell-prison\nhellemægen  n (-es/-) troop of hell\nhellemere  m (-es/-as) Stygian lake\nhellemúþ  m (-es/-as) mouth of hell\nhelleníþ  m (-es/-as) torments of hell\nhellepín  f (-e/-a) hell-torment\nhellescealc  m (-es/-as) devil\nhellesceaða see hellsceaða\nhelleséaþ  m (-a/-a) pit of hell\nhellestów  f (-e/-a) infernal region\nhellesúsl  n (-es/-) hell-torment\nhelletintreg  ? (-?/-?) hell-torment\nhelletintrega  m (-n/-n) hell-torment\nhelleþegn2  m (-es/-as) devil\nhellewíte  n (-es/-u) hell-pains, torment\nhellewítebróga  m (-n/-n) horro of hell-torment\nhellfenlic  adj like a fen of hell\nhellfiren  f (-e/-a) hellish crime\nhellfús2  adj bound for hell\nhellgeþwing  n (-es/-) confinement in hell\nhellgod  n (-es/-u) god of the lower world\nhellheort see ellheort, disheartened\nhellheoðu  f (-e/-a) vault of hell, hell\nhellic  adj of hell, hellish\nhellsceaða  m (-n/-n) hell-foe, devil; grave\nhelltræf  n (-es/-trafu) devil’s temple\nhelltrega  m (-n/-n) hell-torture\nhellwaran  m pl dwellers in hell\nhellware  m pl dwellers in hell\nhellwaru  f pl dwellers in hell\nhellwerod  n (-es/-u) host of hell\nhellwiht  f (-e/-a), n (-es/-u) devil\nhelm  1. m (-es/-as) protection, defence, covering, crown; summit, top (of trees); helmet; 2 protector, lord; 2. see elm\nhelma  m (-n/-n) helm, rudder\nhelmbǽre  adj leafy\nhelmberende  adj leafy\nhelmberend2  m (-es/-) helmeted warrior\nhelmian1  wv/t2 to cover, crown; provide with a helmet\nhelmig see léaf~\nhelmiht  adj leafy\nhelmweard  m (-es/-as) pilot\nhélo see hǽlu\nhelor see heolor\nhelp  f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as) help, succor, aid\nhelpan1  sv/t3 3rd pres hilpþ past healp/hulpon ptp geholpen w.g. or d. to help, support, succor; benefit, do good to; cure, amend\nhelpe  f see help\nhelpend  m (-es/-) helper\nhelpendlic  adj to be liberated\nhelpendráp  m (-es/-as) helping-rope [influenced by opiferra]\nhelrún see hellerune\nhelrúna  m (-n/-n) hellish monster, one knowing the mysteries of hell\nhelrýnegu  f (-e/-a) sorceress, witch\nhélspure  f (-an/-an) heel\nhelt  1. see hilt; 2. pres 3rd sing of heldan; 3. see hielt, pres 3rd sing of healdan\nhelto- see hielto-\nhelþegn see helleþegn\nhelung  f (-e/-a) covering\nhelur see heolor\nhelustr see heolstor\nhem  m (-es/-as) hem, border\nhemed see hemman\nhémed see hǽmed\nhémeþ see hǽmed\nhemeðe  n (-es/-u) under-garment [Ger hemd]\nhemlic see hymlic\nhemming  m (-es/-as) show of undressed leather\nhen see henn\nhén see héan\nhén- see híen-\nhénan see híenan\nhendig see list~\nhenep see hænep\nheng past 3rd sing of hón\nhengeclif  n (-es/-cleofu, -clifu) overhanging cliff\nhengen  f (-ne/-na) hanging; cross; rack, torture; imprisonment\nhengenwítnung  f (-e/-a) imprisonment\nhengest  m (-es/-as) stallion, steed, horse, gelding\nhengst  m (-es/-as) stallion, steed, horse, gelding\nhengetréow  n (-es/-) gallows\nhengwíte  n (-es/-u) fine for not detaining an offender\nhenn  f (-e/-a) hen\nhenna  m (-n/-n) fowl\nhenneǽg  n (-es/-ru) hen’s egg\nhennebelle  f (-an/-an) henbane\nhennebroþ  n (-es/-u) chicken broth\nhennfugol  m (-fugles/-fuglas) hen\nhénnis see híennes\nhentan  wv/t1b to pursue, attack; 1 appropriate, seize\nhénþ see híenþ\nhenu see heonu\nhéo  1. nom 3rd pers pron she; nom acc pl pron they 2. 2 see híw\nhéodæg  adv today [Ger heute]\nhéof  1. m (-es/-as) wailing, mourning, grief; 2. strong past 3rd sing of héofan\nhéofan  wv/t1b 3rd pres héofþ past héofde ptp gehéofed to lament, grieve, wail, mourn\nheofan see heofon\nheofen see heofon\nhéofendlic  adj dismal, mournful; adv ~líce\nhéofian  wv/t2 to lament\nhéofigian  wv/t2 to lament\nheofig- see hefig-\nhéofigendlic  adj lamenting\nhéofod see héafod\nheofog see hefig\nheofon  m (-es/heofenas), f (-e/-a) sky, firmament; heaven; the power of heaven\nhéofon  1. see heofon; 2. strong past pl of héofan\nheofonaríce see heofonríce\nheofonbéacen  n (-béacnes/-) sign in the sky\nheofonbeorht2  adj heavenly bright\nheofonbigende  adj chaste [ON byggja]\nheofonbiggende  adj chaste [ON byggja]\nheofonbýme  f (-an/-an) heavenly trumpet\nheofoncandel2  f (-le/-la) sun, moon, stars\nheofoncenned  adj heaven-born\nheofoncolu  n pl heat of the sun\nheofoncund  adj celestial, heavenly\nheofoncundlic  adj heavenly\nheofoncyning  m (-es/-as) king of heaven\nheofondéma  m (-n/-n) heavenly ruler\nheofondlíce see héofondlíce\nheofondréam2  m (-es/-as) joy of heaven\nheofonduguþ  f (-e/-a) heavenly host\nheofone see heofon\nheofonengel  m (-engles/-englas) 2 angel of heaven\nheofonfléogende  adj flying\nheofonflód  m (-es/-as) torrent (of rain)\nheofonfugol2  m (-fugles/-fuglas) fowl of the air\nheofonfýr  n (-es/-) fire from heaven, lightning\nheofonhæbbend  m (-es/-) possessor of heaven\nheofonhálig  adj holy and heavenly\nheofonhám2  m (-es/-as) heavenly home\nheofonhéah  adj reaching to heaven\nheofonheall  f (-e/-a) heavenly hall\nheofonhláf  m (-es/-as) bread of heaven, manna\nheofonhlyta see efenhlytta\nheofonhróf  m (-es/-as) 2 vault of heaven, heaven; roof, ceiling\nheofonhwealf2  f (-e/-a) vault of heaven\nheofonhús  n (-es/-) ceiling\nheofonhyrst  f (-e/-e) ornament of the heavens\nheofonisc  adj heavenly\nheofonléoht  n (-es/-) heavenly light\nheofonléoma  m (-n/-n) heavenly light\nheofonlic  adj heavenly, celestial; chaste; adv ~líce\nheofonmægen2  n (-es/-) heavenly force\nheofonríce  n (-es/-u) kingdom of heaven\nheofonsetl  n (-es/-) throne of heaven\nheofonsteorra2  m (-n/-n) star of heaven\nheofonstól  m (-es/-as) throne of heaven\nheofontimber  n (-timbres/-) heavenly structure\nheofontorht2  adj very bright, glorious\nheofontungol  n (-tungles/-) heavenly luminary\nheofonþréat  m (-es/-as) heavenly company\nheofonþrymm  m (-es/-as) heavenly glory\nheofonwaran  m pl inhabitants of heaven (2)\nheofonware  m pl inhabitants of heaven (1)\nheofonwaru  f pl inhabitants of heaven (3)\nheofonwealdend  m (-es/-) the God (ruler) of heaven\nheofonweard2  m (-es/-as) heaven’s keeper, God\nheofonwerod  n (-es/-) heavenly host\nheofonwlitig  adj divinely fair\nheofonwolcen2  n (-wolcnes/-) cloud of heaven\nheofonwóma2  m (-n/-n) terrible noise from heaven\nheofonwuldor  n (-wuldres/-) heavenly glory\nhéofsíþ  m (-es/-as) lamentable state\nheofun see heofon\nhéofung  f (-e/-a) lamentation, mourning\nhéofungdæg  m (-es/-dagas) day of mourning\nhéofungtíd  f (-e/-e) time of mourning\nheolan see helan\nheolca  m (-n/-n) hoar-frost\nheold past 3rd sing of healdan\nheolfor2  n (heolfres/-) gore, blood\nheolfrig2  adj gory, bloody\nheolor  f (-e/-a) scales, balance\nheolorbledu  f (-e/-a) scale of a balance\nheolorian  wv/t2 to weigh, ponder\nheolorung  f (-e/-a) momentum, the turning of a scale\nheoloþcynn  n (-es/-) denizens of hell\nheoloðe see héah~, hind~\nheoloþhelm2  m (-es/-as) helmet which makes the wearer invisible\nheolp see healp\nheolr- see heolor-\nheolstor  1. m (heolstres/heolstras) darkness, concealment, cover, hiding-place, retreat [helan]; 2. adj dark, shadowy\nheolstorcofa  m (-n/-n) dark chamber, grave\nheolstorhof  n (-es/-u) hell\nheolstorloca2  m (-n/-n) prison, cell\nheolstorsceadu  m (-wes/-was) concealing shade, darkness\nheolstorscuwa  f (-e/-a) concealing shade, darkness\nheolstrig  adj shadowy, obscure\nheolstrung?  f (-e/-a) darkness\nheolt see healt\nheom  dat 3rd pers pron them; dat pl of hé, héo, hit\nheona see heonon, heonone\nheonan see heonon, heonone\nheonana see heonon, heonone\nheono see heonu\nheonon  adv hence, from here, away; from how; ~ forþ henceforth\nheonone  adv hence, from here, away; from how; ~ forþ henceforth\nheononsíþ  m (-es/-as) departure, death\nheononweard  adj transient\nheonu  conj if, but, therefore, moreover, whether; interj lo!, behold!\nheonun see heonon\nhéop see héap\nhéopa  m (-n/-n) bramble\nhéopbrémel  m (-brémles/-brémlas) dog-rose, bramble\nhéope  f (-an/-an) hip, seed-vessel of wild-rose; bush, brier\nheor see heorr\nheora  genitive pl pron their; gen pl of hé, héo, hit\nhéoran see híeran\nheorcnian1  wv/t2, wv/i2 to hearken, listen\nheorcnung  f (-e/-a) hearkening, listening, power of hearing\nheord- see hierd-\nheord  1. f (-e/-a) herd, flock; keeping, care, custody; 2. sycamore; 3. see híred; 4. ge~ see geheordung\nheorde  1. f (-an/-an) hards (of flax), tow; 2. see hierde; 3. see heord\nheordnes1  f (-se/-sa) custody, keeping, watch\nheordrǽden1  f (-ne/-na) custody, care, keeping, watch, ward; keeping-place\nhéore  1. 2 adj pleasant, secure; gentle, mild, pure; 2. see híere\nheorl see eorl\nheoro see heoru\nhéorod see híered\nheorot  m (-es/heoretas) hart, stag\nheorotberge  f (-an/-an) buckthorn-berry\nheorotbrembel  m (-brembles/-bremblas) buckthorn\nheorotbremel  m (-bremles/-bremlas) buckthorn\nheorotbrembelléaf  n (-es/-) leaf of the buckthorn\nheorotbrér  f (-e/-a) buckthorn\nheorotclǽfre  f (-an/-an) hart-clover, hemp agrimony\nheorotcrop  m (-es/-as) cluster of hartwort flowers\nheorotsmeoru  n (-wes/-) hart’s grease\nheorotsol  n (-es/-u) stag’s wallowing-place\nheorr  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) hinge; cardinal point\nheorra  1. see hearra; 2. see heorr\nheort  1. adj 1 high-minded, stout-hearted; 2. see heorot\nheortan see hiertan\nheortancnys  f (-e/-a) (com)pulsus cordis?\nheortcoða  m (-n/-n) heart disease\nheortcoðu  f (-e/-a) heart disease\nheorte  f (-an/-an) heart (organ); breast, soul, spirit; will, desire; courage; mind, intellect; affections\nheortece  m (-es/-as) heartache\nheorten  adj of a hart\nheortgesida  f? pl entrails\nheortgryre  m (-es/-as) terror of heart\nheorthama  m (-n/-n) pericardium, internal fat\nheorthogu  f (-e/-a) heart-care\nheortléas  adj dispirited\nheortlufu  f (-e/-a) hearty love\nheortsárnes  f (-se/-sa) grief\nheortscræf  n (-es/-scrafu) heart\nheortséoc  adj ill from heart disease\nheortwærc  m (-es/-as) pain at the heart\nheorþ  m (-es/-as) hearth, fire; house, home\nheorþ- see eorþ-\nheorða  m (-n/-n) deer- (or goat-) skin\nheorþbacen  adj baked on the hearth\nheorþcneoht  m (-es/-as) attendant\nheorðe see heorde\nheorþfæst  adj having a settled home\nheorþgenéat2  m (-es/-as) retainer\nheorþpening  m (-es/-as) hearth-penny, tax (for the Church), Peter’s penny\nheorþswǽpe  f (-an/-an) bridesmaid\nheorþwerod2  n (-es/-) body of retainers\nheoru2  m (-a/-a) sword\nheorublác  adj mortally wounded\nheorucumbul  n (-cumbles/-) standard\nheorudolg  n (-es/-) deadly wound\nheorudréor2  m (-es/-as) sword-blood, gore\nheorudréorig  adj blood-stained; deathly sick\nheorudrync  m (-es/-as) sword-drink, blood shed by the sword\nheorufæðm  m (-es/-as) deadly grasp\nheoruflá  f (-n/-n) arrow\nheorugífre2  adj fierce, greedy for slaughter\nheorugrǽdig2  adj bloodthirsty\nheorugrimm2  adj savage, fierce\nheorung see herung\nheoruscearp  adj very sharp\nheorusceorp  n (-es/-) war equipments\nheoruserce  f (-an/-an) coat of mail\nheoruswealwe  f (-an/-an) falcon, hawk\nheorusweng2  m (-es/-as) sword-stroke\nheorut see heorot\nheoruwǽpen  n (-wǽpnes/-) sword\nheoruweallende  adj gushing with destruction\nheoruwearg  m (-es/-as) accursed foe, bloodthirsty wolf\nheoruword  n (-es/-) hostile speech\nheoruwulf  m (-es/-as) warrior\nhéow- see híw-\nhéowan see héofan\nheplic see hæplic\nher- see hear-, hier-, here-\nhér  1. adv here, in this place; in this world; at this point of time, at this date, nowl twards this place, hither; 2. see hǽr\nhér- see hǽr-, híer-, hýr-\nhéræfter  adv hereafter, later on\nhérbeforan  adv before, previously\nhérbeufan  adv here above, previously\nhérbúende2  m pl dwellers on this earth\nherbyrg see herebeorg\nhercnian see heorcnian\nhércyme  m (-es/-as) coming here, advent\nherd see heord\nherd- see hierd-\nhérd- see híerd-\nhere  m (-es/-as) predatory band, troop, army, host, multitude (se ~, almost always means the Danish army); battle, war, devastation\nhére  1. f (-an/-an) dignity, importance?; 2. see hǽre\nherebéacen  n (-béacnes/-) military ensign, standard; beacon, lighthouse\nherebéacn  n (-es/-) military ensign, standard; beacon, lighthouse\nherebeorg  f (-e/-a) lodgings, quarters [Ger herberge]\nherebyrg  f (-e/-a) lodgings, quarters [Ger herberge]\nherebeorgian  wv/t2 to take up one’s quarters, lodge [Ger herbergen]\nherebléaþ  adj cowardly\nherebróga  m (-n/-n) dread of war\nherebýme  f (-an/-an) trumpet, sackbut\nherebyrgian see herebeorgian\nherebyrne  f (-an/-an) corslet\nherecirm  m (-es/-as) war cry\nherecist see herecyst\nherecombol  n (-combles/-) standard\nherecyst2  f (-e/-e) warlike band\nherefeld2  m (-a/-a) battlefield, field\nherefeoh  n (-féos/-) booty\nhereféða  m (-n/-n) war-troop\nhereflýma  m (-n/-n) deserter\nherefolc2  n (-es/-) army\nherefong  m (-es/-as) osprey\nherefugol  m (-fugles/-fuglas) bird of prey\nhereg- see herg-, herig-\nheregang  m (-es/-as) invasion; devastation\nheregeatland  n (-es/-) heriot-land\nheregeatu  f (-we/-wa), n (-wes/-) war-gear, military equipment; heriot\nheregield  n (-es/-) war-tax, Danegeld\nheregríma2  m (-n/-n) helmet\nherehand  f (-a/-a) violence of war\nherehlóþ  f (-e/-a) war-host, troop\nherehorn  m (-es/-as) trumpet\nherehúþ  f (-e/-a) booty, prey, plunder\nhereláf  f (-e/-a) remains of a host; spoil\nherelic  adj martial\nherelof  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-u) fame, glory; trophy\nheremæcg  m (-es/-as) warrior\nheremægen2  n (-es/-) warlike force, multitude\nheremann  m (-es/-menn) soldier\nhéremann see híeremann\nheremeðel  n (-meðles/-) national assembly\nherenes1  f (-se/-sa) praise\nherenett  n (-es/-) corslet\nhereníþ  m (-es/-as) warfare\nherenuma  m (-n/-n) prisoner\nherepád2  f (-e/-a) corslet, coat of mail\nherepaþ  m (-es/-as) military road, highway (1)\nherepæþ  m (-es/-paðas) military road, highway (2)\nhererǽs  m (-es/-as) hostile raid\nhererǽswa  m (-n/-n) commander\nhereréaf  f (-e/-a) war spoil, plunder, booty\nhererinc2  m (-es/-as) warrior\nheresceaft  m (-es/-as) spear\nheresceorp  n (-es/-) war-dress\nherescipe  m (-es/-as) troop\nheresíþ2  m (-es/-as) warlike expedition\nherespéd  f (-e/-e) success in war\nhérespel  n (-es/-u) glorious discourse\nherestrǽl  m (-es/-as) arrow\nherestrǽt  f (-e/-a) highway, main road\nhereswég  m (-es/-as) martial sound\nheresyrce  f (-an/-an) corslet\nheretéam  m (-es/-as) plunder, devastation; predatory excursion\nheretéma2  m (-n/-n) general, king, ruler\nheretoga  m (-n/-n) commander, general, chieftain\nheretoha  m (-n/-n) commander, general, chieftain\nhereþ  m (herðes/herðas) booty [hergaþ]\nhereþréat  m (-es/-as) war-band, troop\nhereþrym  m (-es/-as) phalanx\nherewǽd  f (-e/-e) mail, armor\nherewǽpen  n (-wǽpnes/-) weapon\nherewæsma  m (-n/-n) prowess\nherewǽða2  m (-n/-n) warrior\nhereweg  m (-es/-as) highway\nhereweorc  n (-es/-) war-work\nherewian see hierwan\nherewíc  n (-es/-) dwellings, camp\nherewísa2  m (-n/-n) captain, general\nherewóp  m (-es/-as) the cry of an army\nhereword  n (-es/-) praise, renown\nherewósa2  m (-n/-n) warrior\nherewulf  m (-es/-as) warrior\nherewurd see hereword\nherfest see hærfest\nherg see hearg\nherg- see hereg-, heri(g)-\nhergaþ  m (-es/-as) harrying, devastation; booty\nhergere?  m (-es/-as) plunderer\nhergian1  wv/t2 to ravage, plunder, lay waste, harry; seize, take, capture\nhergiend  m (-es/-) plunderer\nhergiung  f (-e/-a) harrying, ravaging, raid, invasion, attack; plunder, booty; harrowing (2)\nhergoþ see hergaþ\nhergung  f (-e/-a) harrying, ravaging, raid, invasion, attack; plunder, booty; harrowing (1)\nherh see hearg\nherian  1. wv/t1a 3rd pres hereþ past herede ptp gehered to extol, praise, commend; to help; 2. see hierwan; 3. see hergian; 4. see erian\nherig see hearg; see also here\nherigend  m (-es/-) flatterer\nherigendlic1  adj laudable, commendable; praising; excellent; adv ~líce\nherigendsang  m (-es/-as) song of praise\nhering see herung\nhéring see híering\nhérinne  adv herein\nherlic  1. adj noble; 2. see herelic\nhérnes see híernes\nhérof  adv hereof, of this\nhéron  adv herein\nhérongean  adv contrariwise\nhérongemong  adv at this point, in this connection, meanwhile; among others\nherpæþ  m (-es/-paðas) military road, highway (2)\nhérra see héarra, híerra\nhérrihte  adv at this point\nherst- see hierst-\nhérsum see híersum\nhértó  adv thus far\nhértóéacan  adv besides\nherþ see heorþ\nherðan  ? pl testicles [testiculi]\nherþbelig  m (-es/-as) scrotum\nherþland see yrþland\nherung  f (-e/-a) praise\nherutbeg see heorotberge\nherw- see hierw-\nhérwiþ  adv herewith [listed as herwiþ]\nhes- see hys-\nhést see hǽst\nhét past 3rd sing of hátan\nhetan  wv/t? to attack\nhete  m (-es/-as) hate, envy, malice, hostility, persecution, punishment\nhetegrim2  adj fierce, cruel\nhetel see hetol\nhetelic  adj hostile, malignant, horrible, violent, excessive; adv ~líce\nhetend see hettend\nheteníþ2  m (-es/-as) hostility, spite, wickedness\nheteróf  adj full of hate\nheterún  f (-e/-a) charm which produces hate\nhetesprǽc  f (-e/-a) defiant speech\nhetesweng  m (-es/-as) hostile blow\nheteþanc2  m (-es/-as) hostile design\nheteþoncol  adj hostile\nhetol  adj hating, hostile, evil; savage; violent, severe\nhetolnes  f (-se/-sa) vilence, fierceness\nhéton past pl of hátan\nhétt see hǽtt, pres 3rd sing of hátan\nhettan  wv/t1a to chase, persecute\nhettend2  m (-es/-) enemy, antagonist\nhettende pres participle of hatian\nhéðen see hǽðen\nhéwen see hǽwen\nhí see héo, híe\nhía see híe\nhice  f? (-an/-an) name of a bird, parruca\nhícemáse  f (-an/-an) blue titmouse\nhicgan see hycgan\nhicol  m (hicles/hiclas) woodpecker\nhíd  1. f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) a hide of land (about 120 acres, but amount varied greatly) [híwan]; 2. see hýd\nhídan see hýdan\nhider  adv hither, to this side, on this sider; cmp ~or nearer; ~ and þider, hidres þidres hither and thither\nhidercyme  m (-es/-as) advent, arrival\nhidere  adv hither\nhidergeond  adv thither, yonder\nhiderryne  adj of our country\nhidertócyme see hidercyme\nhiderweard  adj, adv hitherward, towards this place\nhídgyld  1. n (-es/-) tax paid on each hide of land; 2. see hýdgild\nhidir- see hider-\nhídmǽlum  adv by hydes\nhidres see hider\nhíe  1. pl pron they; pl of hé, héo, hit; 2. fem acc pron her\nhieder see hider\nhieftníed see hæftníed\nhíeg  n (-es/-) hay, cut grass [héawan]\nhíeghús  n (-es/-) hay store\nhíegian see hígian\nhíegsíðe  m (-es/-as) hay-scythe\nhíehra, híehst see héah\nhíehþ  f (-e/-a) height, highest point, summit; the heavens, heaven; glory [héah]\nhíehþu  f (-e/-a) height, highest point, summit; the heavens, heaven; glory [héah]\nhield1  f (-e/-a) keeping, custody, guard, protection; loyalty, fidelity; observance, observation, watching; secret place; protector, guardian [usu ge~]\nhieldan1  wv/i1b to lean, incline, slope; wv/t1b to force downwards, bow or bend down\nhielde  f (-an/-an) slope, declivity\nhielde see earfoþ~\nhielfe  n (-es/-u) handle\nhielfling  m (-es/-as) mite, farthing [healf]\nhielpeþ pres 3rd sing of helpan\nhielt pres 3rd sing of healdan\nhieltu  f (-e/-a) lameness\nhíenan1  wv/t1b to fell, prostrate; overcome; weaken, crush, afflict, injure, oppress; abase, humble, insult; accuse, condemn\nhiene acc sing of hé\nhíenend  m (-es/-) accuser\nhíennes  f (-se/-sa) crushing, destruction\nhíenþ  f (-e/-a) humiliation, affliction, oppression, annoyance; loss, damage, harm; act of hanging\nhíenþu  f (-e/-a) humiliation, affliction, oppression, annoyance; loss, damage, harm; act of hanging\nhiera  genitive pl pron their; gen pl of hé, héo, hit\nhíeran1  wv/t1b, wv/i1b to hear, listen (to); w.d. to obey, follow; accede to, grant; be subject to, belong to, serve; ge~ judge\nhierdan1  wv/t1b to harden, make hard; strengthen, fortify, confirm, encourage [heard]\nhierde  m (-es/-as) shepherd, herdsman; guardian, keeper; pastor\nhierdebelig  m (-es/-as) shepherd’s bag\nhierdebóc  f (-béc/-béc) pastoral book (translation of the Cura Pastoralis of Pope Gregory)\nhierdecnapa  m (-n/-n) shepherd boy\nhierdeléas  adj without a shepherd or pastor\nhierdelic  adj pastoral\nhierdemann  m (-es/-menn) shepherd\nhierdenn  f (-e/-a) hardening\nhierdewyrt  f (-e/-e) name of a plant\nhierdnes1  f (-se/-sa) custody, watch, guard\nhierdung  f (-e/-a) strengthening\nhiere  fem. gen. pron her; genitive of héo\nhíered see híred\nhíeremann  m (-es/-menn) retainer, servant, subject, hearer, parishioner\nhíeringmann  m (-es/-menn) subject; hireling\nhíernes  f (-se/-sa) ge~ hearing, report; 1 obedience, subjection, allegiance; jurisdiction, district\nhierra see hearra\nhíerra comparative of héah\nhierstan1  wv/t1b to fry, roast, scorch, pain [OHG giharsten]\nhierste  f (-an/-an) frying-pan; gridiron\nhierstepanne  f (-an/-an) frying-pan\nhiersting  f (-e/-a) frying, burning; frying-pan?\nhierstinghláf  m (-es/-as) crust\nhíersum1  adj w.d. obedient, docile\nhíersumian1  wv/t2 w.d. to obey, serve; ge~ reduce, subject, conquer\nhíersumlic  adj willing\nhíersumnes  f (-se/-sa) obedience, submission; service; humility\nhiertan1  wv/t1b to cheer, encourage; be renewed, refreshed; revive; cherish; [heort]\nhierting  f (-e/-a) soothing\nhierwan1  wv/t1b to abuse, blaspheme, condemn, illtreat; to deride, despise\nhierwend  m (-es/-) blasphemer\nhierwendlic  adj contemptible; adv ~líce with contempt\nhierwing  f (-e/-a) blasphemy\nhierwnes  f (-se/-sa) contempt, reproach; blasphemy\nhíew see híw\nhíewestán  m (-es/-as) hwen stone\nhíewet  n (-es/-) cutting [héawan]\nhíewian see híwian\nhíewþ pres 3rd sing of héawan\nhíf- see híw-\nhig, hig  interj o, o\nhig see híe 1\nhíg see híeg\nhígan see híwan\nhige see hyge\nhígendlíce  adv quickly, immediately; [hígian]\nhigera  m (-n/-n) jay, magpie, jackdaw, woodpecker [Ger häher]\nhigere  f (-an/-an) jay, magpie, jackdaw, woodpecker [Ger häher]\nhigesynnig?  adj sinful\nhiggan see hycgan\nhígian  wv/t2 to hie, strive, hasten\nhígid see híd\nhíglá  interj heu!\nhigléast see hygeléast\nhígna see híwan\nhígo see híwan\nhigora see higera\nhigra see higera\nhigre see higere\nhígscipe see híwscipe\nhihsan see hyscan\nhiht see hyht\nhihting  f (-e/-a) exultation, gladness\nhíhþo see híehþu\nHii  f? (-?/-?) Iona, an island\nhilc see hylc\nhílá see híglá\nhild  1. 2 f (-e/-a) war, combat; 2 ~e dǽlan1 to fight, contend; 2. see hield\nhildbedd  n (-es/-) deathbed\nhildebill2  n (-es/-) sword\nhildeblác?  adj deadly pale, mortally wounded\nhildebord2  n (-es/-) buckler\nhildecalla  m (-n/-n) war-herald\nhildecorðor  n (-corðres/-) warlike band\nhildecyst  f (-e/-e) valor\nhildedéoful  m (-déofles/-déoflas) demon\nhildedéor  adj war-fierce, brave\nhildefreca2  m (-n/-n) warrior\nhildefrófor  f (-frófre/-frófra), m (-frófres/-frófras), n (-frófres/-) battle-comfort\nhildegeatwe2  f pl war-harness\nhildegesa  m (-n/-n) terror of battle\nhildegicel  m (-gicles/-giclas) battle-icicle (blood dripping from a sword)\nhildegiest  m (-es/-as) enemy\nhildegráp2  f (-e/-a) hostile grip\nhildeheard  adj bold in battle\nhildehlem2  m (-es/-as) crash of battle\nhildeléoma2  m (-n/-n) Gleam of battle (name of a sword); battle-flame (sword); destructive flame (of the dragon)\nhildeléoþ  n (-es/-) war-song\nhildeméce  m (-es/-as) sword\nhildemecg  m (-es/-as) warrior\nhildenǽdre2  f (-an/-an) war-snake, arrow\nhildepíl2  m (-es/-as) dart, javelin\nhilderand  m (-es/-as) shield\nhilderǽs  m (-es/-as) charge, attack\nhilderinc2  m (-es/-as) warrior, hero\nhildesæd  adj battle-worn\nhildesceorp  n (-es/-) armor\nhildescúr  m (-es/-as) shower of darts\nhildeserce  f (-an/-an) corslet\nhildesetl  m (-es/-as) saddle\nhildespell  n (-es/-) warlike speech\nhildestrengu  f (-e/-a) vigor for battle\nhildeswát  m (-es/-as) vapor of battle?\nhildeswég  m (-es/-as) sound of battle\nhildetorht  adj shining in battle\nhildetux  m (-es/-as) tusk (as weapon)\nhildeþremma  m (-n/-n) warrior\nhildeþrymm  m (-es/-as) warlike strength, valor\nhildeþrýþ  f (-e/-e) warlike strength, valor [listed as m]\nhildewǽpen  n (-wǽpnes/-) weapon of war\nhildewísa  m (-n/-n) commander\nhildewóma2  m (-n/-n) crash of battle\nhildewrǽsn  f (-e/-a) fetter for captives\nhildewulf  m (-es/-as) hero\nhildfreca see hildefreca\nhildfrom  adj valiant in war\nhildfruma2  m (-n/-n) battle-chief, prince, emperor\nhildlata  m (-n/-n) laggard in battle, coward\nhildstapa  m (-n/-n) warrior\nhildþracu  f (-e/-a) onset of battle\nhileþ see hilþ\nhilháma see hylleháma\nhill see hyll, hell\nhilpestu see hilpest þu, (pres 2nd sing of helpan and 2nd pers sing pron)\nhilpeþ, hilpþ pres 3rd sing of helpan\nhilt  1. see hielt, pres 3rd sing of healdan; 2. m, n see hilte\nhiltcumbor  n (-cumbres/-) banner with a staff (2)\nhilte1  f (-an/-an), n (-es/-u) handle, hilt (of sword)\nhiltecumbor  n (-cumbres/-) banner with a staff (1)\nhilted  adj hilted, with a hilt\nhilting  m (-es/-as) sword\nhiltléas  adj having no hilt\nhiltsweord  n (-es/-) hilted sword\nhiltu1 neuter plural of hilte\nhilþ pres 3rd sing of helan\nhim  pron him, them; dative singular of hé; dative plural 3rd person; mid ~ selfum by himself\nhimming see hemming\nhína see híwan\nhinan see heonan\nhínan see híenan\nhinca see helle~\nhind  f (-e/-a) hind (female deer)\nhindan  adv from behind, behind, in the rear; æt ~ behind [Ger hinten]; ~ offaran to intercept from behind, cut off retreat\nhindanweard  adv hindwards, at the end\nhindberge  f (-an/-an) raspberry; strawberry?\nhindbrér  m (-es/-as) raspberry bush\nhindcealf  n (-es/-ru) fawn [listed as also being masculine]\nhindema2  adj hindmost, last; ~n síðe for the last time\nhinder  adj after (thought), sad, sinister (thought)?; adv behind, back, after, in the farthest part, down; on ~ backwards\nhindergéap  adj wily, cunning, deceitful\nhindergenga  m (-n/-n) one who walks backwards; apostate\nhinderhóc  m (-es/-as) trick\nhinderling  1. m (-es/-as) mean wretch, sneak; 2. adv in phrase ‘on ~’ backwards\nhindernes  f (-se/-sa) wickedness, guile\nhinderscipe  m (-es/-as) wickedness\nhinderþéostru  n pl nether darkness\nhinderweard  adj slow, sluggish\nhindeweard  adj reversed, wrong end first, from behind\nhindfalod  n (-es/-u?) hind-fold\nhindhæleðe  f (-an/-an) ambrosia, water agrimony\nhindheoloþ  f (-e/-a) ambrosia, water agrimony\nhindheoloðe  f (-an/-an) ambrosia, water agrimony\nhindrian1  wv/t2 to hinder, check, repress\nhindsíþ see hinsíþ\nhine  1. masculine pron him; accusative of hé; 2. see heonon\nhíne see híwene\nhinfús2  adj ready to depart or die\nhingang2  m (-es/-as) departure, death\nhingrian see hyngrian\nhinn- see hin-\nhinon see heonon\nhinsíþ2  m (-es/-as) departure, death [heonon]\nhinsíþgryre  m (-es/-as) fear of death\nhío see he\nhio- see heo-\nhionne?  f (-an/-an) dura mater\nhior see heorr\nhíored see híred\nhioro- see heoru-\nhíowesclíce see híwisclíce\nhip- see hyp-\nhipsful see hyspful\nhír see hýr\nhir- see hier-\nhír- see héor-, híer-\nhira  genitive plural pron their; gen pl of hé, héo, hit\nhírd- see híred-\nhire  genitive feminine pron her; gen of héo\nhíred  m (hírdes/hírdas) household, family, retinue; brotherhood, company\nhíredcniht  m (-es/-as) domestic, member of a household\nhíredcúþ  adj domestic, familiar\nhíredgeréfa  m (-n/-n) ex-consul\nhíredlic  adj pertaining to a household or court, domestic, familiar\nhíredlóf  adj friendly\nhíredmann  m (-es/-menn) retainer, follower\nhíredpréost  m (-es/-as) chaplain; regular priest\nhíredwífmann  m (-es/-menn) female member of a household\nhíredwist  f (-e/-e) familiarity\nhís see ís\nhisc- see hysc-\nhislic  adj suitable\nhispan see hyspan\nhiss see hos\nhisse see hyse\nhít  neut pron it; gen his; dat him; acc hit\nhittan  wv/t1a to fall in with, meet with, hit upon [ON hitta]\nhíþ- see hýþ-\nhiðer see hider\nhiu see héo\nhíw  1. n (-es/-) appearance, form, species, kind; apparition; hue, color; beauty; figure of speech; 2. f (-e/-a) fortune\nhíwan  m pl members of a family, household, or religious house [gen pl híwna, hí(g)na]\nhíwbeorht2  adj radiant, beautiful\nhíwcund  adj familiar, domestic\nhíwcúþ  adj domestic, familiar, well-known\nhíwcúþlic  adj domestic, familiar; adv ~líce\nhíwcúþnes  f (-se/-sa) familiarity\nhíwcúþrǽdnes  f (-se/-sa) familiarity\nhíwen  n (híwnes/-) household\nhíwere  m (-es/-as) dissembler, hypocrite\nhíwfæger  adj comely of form\nhíwfæst  adj comely, fair\nhíwgedál  n (-es/-) divorce\nhíwian1  wv/t2 1. to form, fashion; color; dissimulate, feign, pretend; figure, signify; ge~ transform, transfigure; ~ on to change to; 2. to marry\nhíwiend  m (-es/-) one who forms\nhíwisc  n (-es/-) household; hide (of land, variant of híd); adv ~líce familiarly\nhíwisclíce  adv familiarly\nhíwléas  adj shapeless; colorless\nhíwlic  1. adj comely; figurative; 2. adj of marriage\nhíwna see híwan\nhíwnes  f (-se/-sa) hue, color, appearance\nhíwrǽden  f (-ne/-na) family, household, religious house\nhíwscipe  m (-es/-as) family, household; hide (of land)\nhíwsprǽc  f (-e/-a) artfully formed speech\nhíwþ pres 3rd sing of héawan\nhíwung  1. f (-e/-a) 1 appearance, likeness, form, figure; portrayal; pretence, hypocrisy; irony; 2. f (-e/-a) marriage\nhlacerian  wv/t2 to deride, mock\nhlacerung  f (-e/-a) unseemly behavior, or words, mockery\nhladan1  sv/t6 3rd pres hlædeþ past hlód/on ptp gehladen to lade, draw, or take in water; heap up, lay on, build, load, burden\nhladung  f (-e/-a) drawing (haustus)\nhláf  m (-es/-as) loaf, cake, bread, food; sacramental bread\nhláfǽta  m (-n/-n) (loaf-eater), dependant\nhláfbrytta  m (-n/-n) slave in charge of the bread-store?\nhláfdie see hlǽfdige\nhláfgang  m (-es/-as) attendance at, or participation in, a meal; partaking of the Eucharist\nhláfgebrecu  f (-e/-a) bit of bread\nhláfgebroc  n (-es/-u) bit of bread\nhláfhús  n (-es/-) Bethlehem (domus panis)\nhláfhwǽte  m (-es/-as) bread-wheat\nhláfléast  f (-e/-a) want of bread\nhláfmæsse  f (-an/-an) Lammas (August 1)\nhláfmæssedæg  m (-es/-dagas) Lammas-day\nhláfmæssetíd  f (-e/-e) Lammas-tide\nhláfofn  m (-es/-as) baker’s oven\nhláford  m (-es/-as) lord, master, ruler; husband; the Lord, God; [hláf, weard]\nhláforddóm  m (-es/-as) lordship, authority; patronage\nhláfordgift  m? (-es/-as), n? (-es/-) grant (or appointment) by a lord\nhláfordhold  adj loyal to a lord\nhláfordhyldu  f (-e/-a) loyalty\nhláfording  m (-es/-as) lord, master\nhláfordléas  adj without a lord, leaderless\nhláfordlic  adj lordly, noble\nhláfordscipe  m (-es/-as) lordship, authority, rule; domination (title of an order of angels)\nhláfordsearu  f (-we/-wa), n (-wes/-) high treason\nhláfordsócn  f (-e/-a) act of seeking the protection of a lord\nhláfordswica  m (-n/-n) traitor\nhláfordswice  m (-es/-as) high treason, treachery\nhláfordswícung  f (-e/-a) betrayal of one’s lord\nhláfordsyrwung  f (-e/-a) betrayal of one’s lord\nhláfordþrimm  m (-es/-as) dominion, power\nhláfræce  f (-an/-an) oven-rake [hláb-]\nhláfsénung  f (-e/-a) blessing of bread (on Lammasday)\nhláfurd see hláford\nhláfweard  m (-es/-as) steward\nhlagol  adj inclined to laugh\nhlagolian  wv/t2 to sound\nhlámmæsse see hláfmæsse\nhlanc  adj lank, lean, thin\nhland  n (-es/-) urine\nhlaðian see laðian\nhláw see hlǽw\nhlǽ see hlǽw\nhlæd  n (-es/hladu) heap?, burden?\nhlǽdder see hlǽder\nhlǽddre see hlǽder\nhlæddisc  m (-es/-as) dish laden with varied viands\nhlædel  m (hlædles/hlædlas) ladle\nhlæden  1. m (hlædnes/hlædnas) bucket; 2. past part of hladan\nhlǽder  f (-e/-a) ladder, steps\nhlǽderstæf  m (-es/-stafas) rung of a ladder\nhlǽderwyrt  f (-e/-e) ladder-wort, Jacob’s ladder\nhlædhweogl  n (-es/-) water-wheel, wheel for drawing up water\nhlǽdrede  adj having steps\nhlædst see hlætst pres 2nd sing of hladan\nhlædtrendel  m (-trendles/-trendlas) wheel for drawing water\nhlǽfde see læfðe\nhlǽfdige  f (-an/-an) mistress (over servants); chatelaine, lady, queen; the Virgin Mary; séo ealde ~ the queen dowager\nhlæfl see læfel\nhlægulian see hlagolian\nhlæhan see hliehhan\nhlæhter see hleahtor\nhlǽnan  1. wv/t1b to cause to lean; 2. see lǽnan\nhlǽnan see á~\nhlǽne  adj lean\nhlǽnian1  wv/i2 to become lean; make lean, starve\nhlǽnnes  f (-se/-sa) leanness\nhlǽnsian1  wv/i2 to make lean, weaken\nhlæst  n (-es/-) burden, load, freight; holmes ~ finny tribe\nhlæsting  f (-e/-a) toll on loading a ship\nhlæstscip  n (-es/-u) trading-vessel\nhlæt see læt\nhlætst pres 2nd sing of hladan\nhlǽw2  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) mound, cairn, hill, mountain; grave-yard, barrow; hollow mound, cave\nhleadan see hladan\nhleahter see hleahtor\nhleahterful  adj scornful\nhleahterlic  adj ridiculous\nhleahtor  m (hleahtres/hleahtras) laughter, jubilation; derision\nhleahtorbǽre  adj causing laughter\nhleahtorsmiþ  m (-es/-as) laughter-maker\nhleahtrian  wv/t2 to deride\nhléapan  sv/i7 3rd pres hlíepþ past hléop/on ptp is gehléapen to leap, run, go, jump, dance, spring; ge~ leap upon, mount (a horse)\nhléapere  m (-es/-as) runner, courier; wanderer; horseman; leaper, dancer; itinerant monk\nhléapestre  f (-an/-an) female dancer\nhléapettan  wv/t1b to leap up\nhléapewince  f (-an/-an) lapwing\nhléapung  f (-e/-a) dancing\nhléat past 3rd sing of hléotan\nhlec  adj leaky\nhlecan  sv/t5 3rd pres hlicþ past hlæc/hlǽcon ptp gehlecen to join, unite, cohere\nhléda  m (-n/-n) seat\nhléde  m (-es/-as) seat\nhléf see hlǽw\nhléfan see á~\nhléga see lǽwa\nhlehhan see hliehhan\nhlégende  adj deep-sounding\nhléglende  adj deep-sounding\nhleht- see hleaht-\nhlem  m (-es/-as) sound\nhlemman  wv/t1a to cause to sound, clash\nhlénan see lǽnan\nhlence  f (-an/-an) coat of mail\nhlennan see hlynnan\nhlenortéar  m (-es/-as) hyssop\nhléo2  m? (-wes/-was), n? (-wes/-) covering, refuge, defence, shelter, protection; protector\nhléo- see hléow-\nhléobord  n (-es/-) book-cover\nhléoburh2  f (-byrig/-byrig) protecting city\nhléod see hlód\nhléohræscnes see hléorhræscnes\nhléoléas2  adj without shelter, comfortless\nhleomoc  m (-es/-as) speedwell\nhleomoce  f (-an/-an) speedwell\nhléon see hléowan\nhleon- see hlin-\nhléonaþ  m (-es/-as) shelter\nhléonian  wv/t2 to cherish\nhléop past 3rd sing of hléapan\nhléor  n (-es/-) cheek; face, countenance\nhléoran see léoran\nhléorbán  n (-es/-) (cheek-bone), temple\nhléorberg?  f (-e/-a) cheek-guard, helmet\nhléorbolster  m (-bolstres/-bolstras) pillow\nhléordropa  m (-n/-n) tear\nhléorsceamu  f (-e/-a) confusion of face\nhléorslæge  m (-es/-as) a blow on the cheek\nhléortorht  adj beautiful\nhléosceorp  n (-es/-) sheltering robe\nhléotan  sv/t2 3rd pres hlíeteþ past hléat/hluton ptp gehloten to cast lots; 1 get by lot, obtain\nhléoþ  1. see hléowþ; 2. pres pl of hléowan\nhléoþ- see hlóþ-\nhléoðor  n (hléoðres/-) noise, sound, voice, song; hearing\nhléoþcwide2  m (-es/-as) speaking, words, discourse, song, prophecy\nhléoþcyme  m (-es/-as) coming with trumpet-sound\nhléoþstede  m (-es/-as) place of conference\nhléoðrere  m (-es/-as) rhetorician\nhléoðrian  wv/t1a? to sound, speak, sing, cry alound, resound, proclaim, to bark\nhléoðrung  f (-e/-a) sound; harmony, hymn; reproof\nhleoðu pl of hliþ\nhléow see hléo\nhléow1  1. adj sheltered, warm, sunny; adv ~e; 2. see gehlów\nhléowan1  wv/t1b to warm, make warm, cherish; become warm or hot\nhléowdryhten  m (-dryhtnes/-dryhtnas) protector, patron\nhléowfæst  adj protecting, consoling; protected\nhléowfeðre  f pl sheltering wings\nhléowlora  m (-n/-n) one who has lost a protector\nhléowmǽg2  m (-es/-as) kinsman who is bound to afford protection\nhléownes  f (-se/-sa) warmth\nhléowon past pl of hlówan\nhléowsian  wv/t2 to shelter, protect\nhléowstede  m (-es/-as) sunny place\nhléowstól  m (-es/-as) shelter, asylum\nhléowþ  f (-e/-a) shelter, covering, warmth\nhléowung1  f (-e/-a) shelter, protection, favor\nhlestan see hlæstan, hlystan\nhlet pres 3rd sing of hladan\nhlét see hlíet\nhléðrian see hléoðrian\nhléw see hlǽw\nhléw- see hléow-\nhléwesa see léwsa\nhléwþ pres 3rd sing of hlówan\nhlid  1. n (-es/hleodu, -u) lid, covering, door, gate, opening; 2. see hliþ\nhlídan  sv/i1 3rd pres hlídeþ past hlád/hlidon ptp is gehliden to come forth, spring up; = líðian?\nhlidfæst  adj closed by a lid\nhlidgeat  n (-es/-u) swing-gate, folding-door\nhliehhan  sv/t6 3rd pres hliehþ past hlóg/on ptp gehlahhen to laugh; 1 laugh at, deride; rejoice\nhlíep  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) leap, bound, spring, sudden movement; thing to leap from; place to leap over?; waterfall\nhlíepe  f (-an/-an) leap, bound, spring, sudden movement; thing to leap from; place to leap over?; waterfall\nhlíepen pres subj pl of hléapan\nhlíepgeat  n (-es/-u)a low gate\nhlíet  m (-es/-as) lot, share; chance, fortune\nhlíf  m (-es/-as) moon-shaped ornament\nhlífiend  m (-es/-) threatening\nhlífian  wv/t2 to rise high, tower, overhang\nhlígan  sv/t1 3rd pres hlígþ past hlág/hligon ptp gehligen to attribute (to)\nhligsa see hlísa\nhlihan see hliehhan\nhlihcan see hliehhan\nhlihhan see hliehhan\nhlimman2  sv/i3 3rd pres hlimþ past hlamm/hlummon ptp gehlummen to sound, resound, roar, rage\nhlimme2  f (-an/-an) stream, torrent\nhlin  1. m (-es/-as) maple-tree [Ger lehne]; 2. see hlynn\nhlinbedd  n (-es/-) sick-bed, couch\nhlinc  m (-es/-as) ridge, bank, rising ground, hill\nhlincrǽw  f (-e/-a) bank forming a boundary\nhlínduru2  f (-a/-a) latticed door\nhlinian1  wv/i2 to lean; recline, lie down, rest\nhliniend  m (-es/-) one who reclines\nhlínræced2  n (-es/-) prison\nhlínscúa2  m (-n/-n) darkness of confinement\nhlínscúwa2  m (-n/-n) darkness of confinement\nhlinsian see hlynsian\nhlinung1  f (-e/-a) leaning; seat, couch\nhlíosa see hlísa\nhlípcumb  m (-es/-as) a valley with steep sides\nhlípþ pres 3rd sing of hléapan\nhlíra see líra\nhlísa  m (-n/-n) sound; rumor, fame, glory\nhlísbǽre  adj renowned\nhlíséadig  adj renowned, famed\nhlíséadignes  f (-se/-sa) renown\nhlísful  adj of good repute, famous; adv ~líce\nhlísig  adj renowned\nhlistan see hlystan\nhlit see hlyt\nhliþ  1. 2 n (-es/hleoðu, -u) cliff, precipice, slope, hill-side, hill; 2. see hlid\nhlíw see hléow\nhlíwe  f (-an/-an) shelter\nhloccetung  f (-e/-a) sighing\nhlód past 3rd sing of hladan\nhlodd see hlot\nhlógon past pl of hliehhan\nhlóh past 3rd sing of hliehhan\nhlom see hland\nhlond see hland\nhlóse  f (-an/-an) pigsty, lewze\nhlosnere  m (-es/-as) listener; disciple\nhlosnian  wv/t2 to listen; wait; be on the look out for, spy; hlosniende attonitus\nhlosniende  adj thunderstruck, stunned, astounded; awe-struck; inspired, frenzied; frantic, demented [attonitus]\nhlósstede  m (-es/-as) site of a pigsty\nhlot  n (-tes/-) lot, part, portion, share; ge~ selection by lot, choice, decision; ~ sendan, weorpan to cast lots\nhlott  n (-es/-) lot, part, portion, share; ge~ selection by lot, choice, decision; ~ sendan, weorpan to cast lots\nhloten past part of hleotan\nhlóþ  f (-e/-a) troop, crowd, band; booty, spoil; complicity with a band of robbers\nhlóþbót  f (-e/-a) penalty imposed on a member of a gange of malefactors\nhlóðere  m (-es/-as) robber [hlóþ]\nhlóþgecrod  n (-es/-u) mass of troops\nhlóðian  wv/t2 to spoil, plunder\nhlóþslieht  m (-es/-as) murder by a member of a gang of malefactors\nhlówan  sv/i7 3rd pres hléwþ past hléow/on ptp gehlówen to low, roar, billow\nhlówung  f (-e/-a) lowing, bleating, bellowing\nhlúd  adj loud, noisy, sounding, sonorous; cmp hlúdre, hluddre\nhlúdclipol  adj loud, noisy [also hlút-]\nhlúddre see hlúd\nhlúde  adv loudly, aloud\nhlúdnes  f (-se/-sa) loudness, clamor\nhlúdstefne  adj loud-sounding\nhlúdswége  adv loudly\nhlummon past pl of hlimman\nhlupon past pl of hléapan\nhluton past pl of hléotan\nhlútor  adj pure, clear, bright, sincere; gen sing masc hlútres; adv ~líce\nhlúttor  adj pure, clear, bright, sincere; gen sing masc hlútres; adv ~líce\nhlútorlicnes see hlútornes\nhlútornes  f (-se/-sa) clearness, brightness, simplicity, purity\nhlútre  1. adv clearly, brightly; untroubled; 2. dat sing of hlútor\nhlútter see hlútor\nhlúttor see hlútor\nhlúttrian1  wv/t1a? to clear, purify, make bright; to become clear\nhlyd see hlid\nhlýd1  f (-e/-a), n (-es/-u) noise, sound; tumult, disturbance, dissension [hlúd]\nhlýda see hléda\nHlýda  m (-n/-n) March [hlúd]\nhlýdan  wv/t1b to make a noise, sound, clamor, vociferate [hlúd]\nhlýde  1. f (-an/-an) torrent; 2. see hléde?\nhlýdig  adj garrulous [hlúd]\nhlýding  f (-e/-a) noise, cry (lý~)\nhlyhhan see hliehhan\nhlymman see hlimman\nhlyn see hlynn\nhlynian  1. see hlynna; 2. see hlinian\nhlynn1  1. m (-es/-as) sound, noise, din, tumult; 2. f (-e/-a) torrent\nhlynnan  wv/i1a to make a noise, resound, shout, roar\nhlynrian  wv/t1a to thunder\nhlynsian2  wv/i2 to resound\nhlýp see hlíep\nhlýrian  wv/t2 to blow out (the cheeks)\nhlýsa see hlísa\nhlýsfullíce see hlísfullíce\nhlysnan  wv/t1b to listen\nhlysnere  m (-es/-as) hearer\nhlyst1  f (-e/-a) sense of hearing; listening\nhlystan1  wv/t1b to listen, hear; attend to, obey\nhlystend  m (-es/-) listener\nhlystere  m (-es/-as) listener\nhlysting  f (-e/-a) act of listening\nhlyte  m (-es/-as) lot, portion\nhlýtere  m (-es/-as) priest\nhlytm  m (-es/-as) casting of lots\nhlytman  wv/t1b to decide by lot\nhlytta  m (-n/-n) diviner, soothsayer; ge~ partner, fellow\nhlýttor see hlúttor, hlútor\nhlýttrian wv/t1a to purify\nhlýtrung  f (-e/-a) cleaning, refining\nhlýðan see be~\nhlýðre see lýðre\nhlýw- see hléow-\nhlýwing see hléowung\nhnacod see nacod\nhnág  1. adj bent down, abject, poor, humble, lowly; niggardly; 2. past 3rd sing of hnígan\nhnáh  1. adj bent down, abject, poor, humble, lowly; niggardly; 2. past 3rd sing of hnígan\nhnappian  wv/t2 to doze, slumber, sleep\nhnappung  f (-e/-a) napping, slumbering\nhnát past 3rd sing of hnítan\nhnǽcan  wv/t1b to check, destroy, kill; [see nǽcan]\nhnǽgan1  wv/t1b 1. to bow down, bend, umble, curb, vanquish [hnígan]; 2. to neigh; 3. see nǽgan\nhnǽgung  f (-e/-a) neiging\nhnæpp  m (-es/-as) bowl\nhnæpp- see hnapp-\nhnæppan  wv/t1a to strike\nhnæsce see hnesce\nhneap- see hnap-\nhnéapan see á~\nhnéaw  adj mean, niggardly, stingy, miserly; adv ~líce [Ger genau]\nhnéawnes  f (-se/-sa) meanness\nhnecca  m (-n/-n) neck\nhnégan  1. see nǽgan; 2. see hnǽgan\nhneofule  f see hnifol\nhneoton past pl of hnítan\nhnep see hnæpp\nhneppian see hnappian\nhnescan see hnescian\nhnesce  1. adj soft, tender, mild; weak, delicate; slack, negligent; effeminate, wanton; 2. n (-es/-u) soft object; 3. adv softly\nhnescian1  wv/t2 to make soft, soften; become soft, give way, waver\nhnesclic  adj soft, luxurious, effeminate; adv ~líce softly, gently, tenderly\nhnescnes  f (-se/-sa) softness, weakness, effeminacy; soft part of anything\nhhnett see nett\nhnexian see hnescian\nhnifol  m (hnifles/hniflas) brow, forehead\nhnifolcrumb  adj inclined, prone\nhnifolcrump  adj inclined, prone\nhnígan  sv/i1 3rd pres hnígþ past hnág/hnigon ptp is gehnigen to bow oneself, bend, bown down; fall, decline, sink [Ger neigen]\nhnigian1  wv/i2 to bow down (the head)\nhnigian see hnygelan\nhnipende  adj? bending, lowly [listed as hnipend]\nhnipian  wv/i2 to bow down; bow the head, look gloomy\nhnippan?  wv/i1a to bow down\nhnisce see hnesce\nhnítan  sv/t1 3rd pres hníteþ past hnát/hniton ptp gehniten to thrust, gore, butt; knock, come into collision with, encounter\nhnitol  adj addicted to butting (of an ox)\nhnitu  f (-e/-a) louse-egg, nit\nhnoll  m (-es/-as) top, crown of the head\nhnoppian  wv/t2 to pluck\nhnor?  n? (-es/-u) sneezing [hnéosan]\nhnossian  wv/t2 to strike\nhnot  adj bare, bald, close-cropped, hornless\nhnutbéam  m (-es/-as) nut tree\nhnutcyrnel  m (-cyrnles/-cyrnlas), n (-cyrnles/-) kernel of a nut\nhnutu  f (hnyte/hnyte) nut; [gen ~hnyte, ~hnute; dat ~hnyte; n/a pl ~hnyte; gen pl ~hnuta; dat pl ~hnutum]\nhnydele see hydele\nhnygelan  pl noun clippings\nhnýlung  f (-e/-a) reclining\nhnysce see hnesce\nhnyte genitive singular, nom/acc pl of hnutu\nhó  1. see hóh; 2. pres 1st sing of hón\nhóbanca  m (-n/-n) couch [hóh]\nhóc  m (-es/-as) hook; angle\nhocc  m (-es/-as) mallow\nhóced  adj curved\nhocer see hocor\nhocg see hogg\nhóciht  adj with many bends?\nhócísern  n (-es/-) small sickle\nhocléaf  n (-es/-) mallow\nhocor  n (hocres/-) insult, derision\nhocorwyrde  adj derisive, scornful\nhód  m (-es/-as) hood\nhof  n (-es/-u) enclosure, court, dwelling, building, house, hall; temple, sanctuary [Ger. hof]\nhóf  1. m (-es/-as) hoof; 2. past 3rd sing of hebban\nhofding  m (-es/-as) chief, leader [ON höðingi]\nhófe  f (-an/-an) hove, alehoof (plant)\nhofer  m (-es/-as) hump; swelling\nhoferede  adj strumous, humpbacked\nhoferod  adj strumous, humpbacked\nhoferiend see hoferede\nhófian see be~\nhóflic  adj pertaining to a court\nhófon past pl of hebban\nhofor see hofer\nhófræc  n (-es/-racu) hoof-track, bridle-track (1)\nhófrec  n (-es/-recu) hoof-track, bridle-track (2)\nhofrede see hoferede\nhófring  m (-es/-as) print of a horse’s hoof\nhofweard  m (-es/-as) aedile\nhog- see hoh-\nhoga  1. adj careful, prudent; 2. m (-n/-n) fear, care; attempt, struggle\nhoga- see hog-, hoh-\nhogade see hogode\nhogde past of hycgan or hogian\nhogeléas  adj free from care\nhogg  m (-es/-as) hog\nhogian1  wv/t2 to care for, think about, reflect, busy oneself with; intend; strive, wish for [late West Saxon for hycgan]\nhogu  f (-e/-a) care\nhogung  f (-e/-a) endeavor\nhóh  m (hós/hós) hough, heel; headland; on ~ behind; point of land\nhohfæst  adj cautious, wise [also hog(a)-]\nhóhfót  m (-fótes/-fét) heel\nhohful  adj careful, thoughtful; full of care, anxious, pensive, sad; persistent\nhohfulnes  f (-se/-sa) care, trouble\nhóhhwerfing  f (-e/-a) heel-turning, circle? (2)\nhóhhwyrfing  f (-e/-a) heel-turning, circle? (1)\nhóhing  f (-e/-a) hanging\nhohlíce  adv prudently\nhohmód  adj sad, sorrowful\nhóhscanca  m (-n/-n) leg, shank\nhóhsinu  f (-e/-a) sinew of the heel\nhóhsnian see on~\nhóhspor  n (-es/-u) heel\nhol  1. adj hollow, concave; depressed, lying in a hollow; 2. n (-es/-u) hollow place, cave, hole, den; perforation, aperture\nhól  n (-es/-) calumny, slander\nhola see oter~\nholc  n? (-es/-) hole, cavity\nholca?  m (-n/-n) hole, cavity\nhold  1. adj gracious, friendly, kind, favorable; true, faithful, loyal; devout; acceptable, pleasant; adv ~e; 2. n (-es/-) dead body, carcass; 3. m (-es/-as) holder of alodial land, ranking below a jarl (Danish title); notable, chief [ON holdr]\nholdáþ  m (-es/-as) oath of allegiance\nholdelíce see holdlíce\nholdhláford  m (-es/-as) gracious lord, liege lord\nholdian  wv/t2 to cut up, disembowel\nholdingstów  f (-e/-a) slaughterhouse\nholdlic  adj faithful, friendly; adv ~líce graciously; faithfully, loyally; devoutly\nholdrǽden  f (-ne/-na) faithful service\nholdscipe  m (-es/-as) loyalty, allegiance\nholecerse  f? (-an/-an) a plant\nholegn see holen 1\nholen  1. m (holnes/holnas) holly; prince, protector; 2. adj of holly; 3. past part of helan\nhólenga see hólinga\nholenléaf  n (-es/-) holly leaf\nholenrind  f (-e/-a) holly bark\nholenstybb  m (-es/-as) holly-stump\nholh  n (hóles/-) hole, hollow\nholian  wv/t2 to hollow out, scoop out; to become hollow, be perforated\nhólian  wv/t2 to oppress\nholing  f (-e/-a) hollow place\nhólinga  adv in vain, without reason\nholl see hol 2\nholléac  n (-es/-) a kind of onion\nholm  m (-es/-as) 2 wave, sea, ocean, water; (in prose, esp. in place names) island (esp. in a river or creek)\nholmærn  n (-es/-) ship\nholmclif2  n (-es/-cleofu, -u) sea-cliff, rocky-shore\nholmeg  adj of the sea\nholmmægen  n (-es/-) force of the waves\nholmþracu2  f (-e/-a) restless sea [dat ~þræce]\nholmweall  m (-es/-as) wall of seawater\nholmweard see helmweard\nholmweg  m (-es/-as) sea-path\nholmwylm  m (-es/-as) billows\nholnes  f (-se/-sa) hollow place\nholoc see holc\nhólonga see hólinga\nholpen past part of helpan\nholrian see heolorian\nholt  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) forest, wood, grove, thicket; wood, timber\nholthana  m (-n/-n) woodcock\nholtana  m (-n/-n) woodcock\nhóltihte  f (-an/-an) calumny\nholtwudu2  m (-a/-a) forest, grove; wood (timber)\nhólunga see hólinga\nhom see ham\nhóm see óm\nhóman see óman\nhón  sv/t7 3rd pres héhþ past héng/on ptp gehangen to hang, suspend, crucify; put on (clothes);\nHon  m (-es/-as) On, sons of Pheleth, who led a revolt against Moses\nhon- see han-\nhona  1. see heonu; 2. see hana\nhónede  adj having heels; [hóh]\nhongen past part of hón\nhop  n (-es/-u) privet?; enclosed land in a marsh\nhóp  m (-es/-as) hoop?\nhop see fen~, mór~\nhopa  m (-n/-n) hope [usu. tóhopa]\nhópgehnást  n (-es/-u) dashing of waves\nhópgehnǽst  n (-es/-u) dashing of waves\nhopian1  wv/t2 to hope, expect, look for; put trust in\nhópig  adj eddying, surging\nhoppáda  mi(-n/-n) upper garment, cope\nhoppe  f (-an/-an) a kind of ornament; dog-collar\nhoppestre  f (-an/-an) female dancer\nhoppettan  wv/t1b to hop, leap for joy; to throb\nhoppian  wv/i2 to hop, leap, dance; limp\nhopscýte  f (-an/-an) sheet, counterpane\nhópsteort  m (-es/-as) train of a dress\nhór  n (-es/-) adultery\nhora- see horu-\nhoras see horh\nhórcwene  f (-an/-an) whore, adulteress\nhord  n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) hoard, treasure\nhordærn see hordern\nhordburg  f (-byrg/-byrg) treasure-city; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig, ~burge; dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg, byrig; gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]\nhordcleofa  m (-n/-n) treasure-chest, treasury, secret chamber\nhordclyfa  m (-n/-n) treasure-chest, treasury, secret chamber\nhordcofa  m (-n/-n) treasure-chamber, closet; 2 breast, heart, thoughts\nhordere  m (-es/-as) treasurer, chamberlain, steward\nhordern  n (-es/-) treasury, storehouse\nhorderwýce  f (-an/-an) office of treasurer\nhordestre  f (-an/-an) stewardess\nhordfæt  n (-es/-fatu) treasure-receptacle\nhordgeat  n (-es/-gatu) door of a treasure-chamber\nhordgestréon2  n (-es/-) hoarded treasure\nhordian  wv/t2 to hoard\nhorines  f (-se/-sa) filth\nhordloca  m (-n/-n) treasure-chest, coffer; 2 secret thoughts, mind\nhordmægen  n (-es/-) riches\nhordmáðm2  m (-es/-as) hoarded treasure\nhordweard  m (-es/-as) guardian of treasure; king; heir, first-born\nhordwela  m (-n/-n) hoarded wealth\nhordweorðung  f (-e/-a) honoring by gifts\nhordwierðe  adj worth hoarding\nhordwynn  f (-e/-a) delightful treasure\nhóre  f (-an/-an) whore, prostitute\nhoreht see horwiht\nhorh  m (horwes, hóres/horwas, hóras), n (horwes/-) phlegm, mucus; dirt, defilement, uncleanness\nhorheht see horwiht\nhorig  adj foul, filthy\nhóring  m (-es/-as) adulterer, fornicator\nhorn  m (-es/-as) horn (musical instrument, drinking-horn, cupping-horn), beast’s horn; projection, pinnacle\nhornádl  f (-e/-a) a disease (connected with venery)\nhornbǽre  adj horned\nhornbláwere  m (-es/-as) horn-blower, trumpeter\nhornboga2  m (-n/-n) bow tipped with horn?, curved like a horn?\nhornbora  m (-n/-n) hornbearer, trumpeter\nhornede  adj having horns\nhornfisc  m (-es/-as) garfish\nhornfóted  adj hoofed\nhorngéap2  adj broad between the gables\nhorngestréon  n (-es/-) wealth of pinnacles (on a house)? [or ?= hordgestréon?]\nhornléas  adj without horns\nhornpíc  m (-es/-as) pinnacle\nhornreced  n (-es/-) hall with gables\nhornsæl  n see hornsele\nhornscéaþ  f (-e/-a) pinnacle\nhornscip  n (-es/-) beaked ship\nhornsele  m (-es/-as) house with gables\nhornungbróðor  m (-/-) bastard brother\nhornungsunu  m (-a/-a) bastard\nhoro- see horu-\nhorpytt  m (-es/-as) mud hole\nhors  n (-es/-) horse\nhorsbǽr  f (-e/-a) horse-litter\nhorsc  1. adj sharp, active, ready, daring; quick-witted, wise, prudent; 2. adj foul\nhorscamb  m (-es/-as) horse-comb, curry-comb, strigil\nhorschwæl  m (-es/-as) walrus\nhorsclic  adj squalid, foul [horh]\nhorsclíce  adv briskly, readily, promptly; prudently, wisely\nhorscniht  m (-es/-as) groom, esquire\nhorscræt  n (-es/-cratu) biga, chariot\nhorscelene  f (-an/-an) elecampane\nhorsern  n (-es/-) stable\nhorsgærstún  m (-es/-as) meadow in which horses are kept\nhorshelene see horselene\nhorshere  m (-es/-as) mounted force\nhorshierde  m (-es/-as) ostler, groom\nhorsian1  wv/t2 to provide with horses\nhorslíce see horsclíce\nhorsminte  f (-an/-an) wild mint\nhorspæþ  m (-es/-paðas) horse-track\nhorsþegn  m (-es/-as) ostler, groom, equerry; muleteer\nhorsþén  m (-es/-as) ostler, groom, equerry; muleteer\nhorswǽn  m (-es/-as) chariot\nhorswealh  m (-wéales/-wéalas) groom, equerry\nhorsweard  f (-e/-a) care of horses\nhorsweg  m (-es/-as) birdle-road\nhortan  noun pl whortle-berries\nhoru see horh\nhoruséaþ  m (-a/-a) sink, pit\nhoruweg  m (-es/-as) dirty road?\nhorweht see horwiht\nhorwes see horh\nhorwig see orweg\nhorwiht  adj mucose, defiled, filthy\nhorwyll  m (-es/-as) muddy stream\nhorxlic see horsclic\nhos  n? (-es/-u) shoot, tendril\nhós  1. f (-e/-a) escort, company; 2. see hóh\nhosa  m (-n/-n) hose\nhose  f (-an/-an) hose\nhosebend  m (-es/-as) hose-bend, garter\nhosp  m (-es/-as) reproach, insult; blasphemy\nhospan  wv/t1b to reproach\nhospcwide  m (-es/-as) insulting speech\nhospettan  wv/t1b to ridicule\nhosplic  adj insulting\nhospsprǽc  f (-e/-a) jeer, taunt\nhospul  adj despised\nhospword  n (-es/-) abusive language, contemptuous expression\nhoss see hos\nhosse see hyse\nhóstig see óstig\nhosu  f (-e/-a) hose; pod, husk\nhotor see otor\nhoðma2  m (-n/-n) darkness, the grave\nhr- see r-\nhrá- see hrǽw\nhraca?  m see hrace\nhráca  m (-n/-n) clearing of the throat; mucus\nhrace  f (-an/-an) throat; gorge\nhracu  f (-e/-a) throat; gorge\nhrad- see hræd-\nhrade see hraðe\nhradian1  wv/t2 to be quick, hasten, come quickly; do quickly or diligently; put briefly; further, prosper\nhradung  f (-e/-a) quickness, dispatch, diligence\nhráfyll  m (-es/-as) slaughter\nhrágífre  adj deadly\nhrágra  m (-n/-n) heron\nhrálic see hráwlic\nhramgealla see ramgealla\nhrámig see hrémig\nhramma  m (-n/-n) cramp, spasm\nhramsa  m (-n/-n) onion, garlic\nhramse  f (-an/-an) onion, garlic\nhramsacrop  m (-es/-as) head of wild garlic\nhran  m (-es/-as) whale\nhrán  1. m (-es/-as) reindeer; 2. past 3rd sing of hrínan\nhrand  1. see rand; 2. past 3rd sing of hrindan\nhrandsparwa  m (-n/-n) sparrow\nhranfix  m (-es/-as) whale\nhránhind?  m (-es/-as) deerhound?\nhranmere  m (-es/-as) sea\nhranrád2  f (-e/-a) (whale’s road), sea\nhratele  f (-an/-an) bobonica (plant)\nhratian  wv/t2 to rush, hasten\nhraðe  1. adj quick; 2. adv hastily, quickly, promptly, readily, immediately, soon, at once, directly, without hesitation; too soon; cmp hraðor, spl hraðost; ~ost þinga at the earliest; swá ~ swá as soon as\nhraðer see hreðer\nhraðian see hradian\nhráw see hrǽw\nhráwérig  adj weary in body\nhráwlic  adj funereal\nhræ- see hra-, hre-, hrea-\nhrǽ see hrǽw\nhrǽ- see hréa-, hréo-, rǽ-\nhrǽcan  wv/t1b, wv/i1b to reach, bring up (blood or phlegm)\nhrǽcea  m (-n/-n) clearing of the throat [same as hráca]\nhrǽcetan  wv/t1b to eructate\nhrǽcetung  f (-e/-a) eructation\nhrǽcgebrǽc  n (-es/-) sore throat\nhræcing see ræcing\nhrǽctan see hræcetan\nhrǽctunge  f (-an/-an) uvula\nhrǽcung  f (-e/-a) clearing of the throat\nhræd  adj quick, nimble, ready, active, alert, prompt [hrad- occasionally in oblique cases]\nhrædbita  m (-n/-n) blackbeetle\nhrædférnes  f (-se/-sa) swiftness\nhrædhýdig  adj hasty\nhrædhýdignes  f (-se/-sa) haste, precipitation\nhræding  f (-e/-a) haste; on ~e quickly\nhrædlic  adj quick, sudden, premature; adv ~líce hastily, soon, forthwith\nhrædlicnes  f (-se/-sa) suddenness; earliness\nhrædmód  adj hasty\nHrǽdmónaþ see Hréþmónaþ\nhrædnes  f (-se/-sa) quickness, promptitude; brevity\nhrædrípe  adj ripening early\nhrædtæfle  adj quick at throwing dice?\nhrædung see hradung\nhrædwǽn  m (-es/-as) swift chariot\nhrædwilnes  f (-se/-sa) haste, precipitation\nhrædwyrde  adj hasty of speech\nhræfen  1. m (hræfnes/hræfnas) raven; sign of the raven (the Danish banner); 2. see hæfern\nhræfn  1. m (-es/-as) raven; sign of the raven (the Danish banner); 2. see hæfern\nhræfncynn  n (-es/-) raven-species\nhræfnesfót  m (-fótes/-fét) ravensfoot, cinquefoil\nhræfnesléac  n (-es/-) orchid\nhræfnsweart  adj black as a raven\nhrǽgan see ofer~\nhrǽge see rǽge\nhrægel see hræl\nhrægelgefrætwodnes  f (-se/-sa) fine clothing\nhrægelþegn  m (-es/-as) keeper of the robes\nhrægl  n (-es/-) dress, clothing; vestment; cloth, sheet; armor; sail\nhræglcyst  f (-e/-e) clothes-box, trunk\nhræglgewǽde  n (-es/-u) dress\nhræglhús  n (-es/-) vestry\nhræglscéara  f pl tailors’ shears\nhrægltalu  f (-e/-a) clothing store, supply of clothing\nhræglþénestre  f (-an/-an) keeper of the robes\nhræglung  f (-e/-a) clothing\nhræglweard  m (-es/-as) keeper of vestments or robes\nhrægnloca see brægnloca\nhræmn see hræfn\nhrǽm see hræfn\nhræn see hærn\nhrǽron past pl of hreran\nhrǽs see hrǽw, rǽs\nhræscetung see ræscetung\nhræscian see á~\nhrætelwyrt  f (-e/-e) rattlewort\nhræþ see hræd\nhrǽw  1. n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) living body; corpse, carcase, carrion; gen sing hrǽs; 2. see hréaw 1\nhrǽwíc  n (-es/-) place of corpses\nhréa  1. f (-n/-n) indigestion?; 2. see hréaw 1, 2\nhréac  m (-es/-as) rick, heap, stack\nhréaccopp  m (-es/-as) top of a rick\nhréacmete  m (-es/-mettas) food given to the laborers on completing a rick\nhréad- see hréod-\nhréad se earm~ [hréoðan]\nhréaf see réaf\nhréam  m (-es/-as) noise, outcry, alarm; cry, lamentation, sorrow\nhréamig see hrémig\nhréanes see hréohnes\nhréas past 3rd sing of hréosan\nhréat past 3rd sing of hrútan\nhreaðemús  f (-mýs/-mýs) bat\nhreaðian see hradian\nhréaw  1. adj raw, uncooked; 2. see hrǽw n, m; 3. past 3rd sing of hréowan\nhréaw- see hréow-\nhréawan  wv/t1b to be raw [réaw-]\nhréawíc see hrǽwíc\nhréawnes  1. f (-se/-sa) rawness; 2. see hréownes\nhréc- see hrǽc-\nhrecca see hracca\nhred see hræd\nhreda see æfreda\nhreddan  wv/t1a to free from, recover, rescue, save; take away\nhreddere  m (-es/-as) defender\nhreddung  f (-e/-a) salvation, liberation\nHredmónaþ see Hréþmónaþ\nhréfan1  wv/t1b to roof [hróf]\nhrefn  1. see hræfn; 2. see hæfern\nhrefnan see ræfnan\nhrefncynn see hræfncynn\nhregrest?  m? (-es/-as) groin\nhréh see hréoh\nhrem see hræfn 1\nhréman2  1. wv/t1b to boast [Ger rühmen]; 2. see hríeman\nhrémig2  adj boasting, vaunting, exulting; clamorous, loud\nhremm see hræfn 1\nhremman1  wv/t1a to hinder, cumber\nhremming  f (-e/-a) hindrance, obstacle\nhremn see hræfn 1\nhrenian  wv/t2 to smell of, be redolant of\nhréo see hréoh, hréow\nhréocan see réocan\nhréod  n (-es/-) reed, rush\nhréodan  sv/t2 3rd pres hríedeþ past hréad/hrudon ptp gehroden to adorn (only in past part hroden1)\nhréodbedd  n (-es/-) reed-bed\nhréodcynn  n (-es/-) kind of reed\nhréodgyrd  f (-e/-a) reed used as fishing rod\nhréodig  adj reedy\nhréodiht  adj reedy\nhréodihtig  adj reedy\nhréodpípere  m (-es/-as) flute-player\nhréodwæter  n (-es/-) reedy marsh\nhréof  adj rough, scabby, leprous; noun leper\nhréofian see á~\nhréofl  1. f (-e/-a) scabbiness, leprosy; 2. adj leprous\nhréofla  m (-n/-n) roughness of the skin, leprosy; leper [hréof]\nhréoflic  adj leprous, suffering from skin-disease\nhréoflig  adj leprous, suffering from skin-disease\nhréofnes  f (-se/-sa) leprosy\nhréofol see hréofl 1\nhréoful see hréofl 1\nhréog see hréoh\nhréogan  wv/t1b? to become stormy\nhréoh  1. adj rough, fierce, wild, angry; disturbed, troubled, sad (var of hréow); stormy, tempestuous; 2. n (hréos/-) stormy weather, tempest\nhréohful  adj stormy\nhréohlic  adj stormy, tempestuous\nhréohmód2  adj savage, ferocious; sad, troubled\nhréohnes  f (-se/-sa) rough weather, storm\nhréol  noun reel\nhréon- see réon-\nhréones  1. see hréohnes; 2. see hréownes\nhréop past 3rd sing of hrópan\nhreopian see hrepian\nhréorig  adj in ruins [hréosan]\nhréosan1  sv/i2 3rd pres hríesþ past hréas/hruron ptp is gehroren to fall, sink, fall down, go to ruin; rush; rush upon, attack\nhréosendlic  adj perishable; ready to fall\nhréosian see hréowsian\nhréosþ pres 3rd sing of hréosan\nhréoða see bord~, scild~\nhréoung  f (-e/-a) hardness of breathing\nhréow1  1. f (-e/-a) sorrow, regret, penitence, repentance, penance; 2. adj sorrowful, repentant; 3. adj see hréoh?; 4. adj raw\nhréowan1  sv/t2 3rd pres hríewþ past hréaw/hruwon ptp gehrowen w.d. person to affect one with regret or contrition; distress, grieve; sv/i2 to be penitent, repent\nhréowcearig2  adj troubled, sad\nhréowende  adj penitent\nhréowesung see hréowsung\nhréowian  wv/i2 to repent\nhréowig  adj sorrowful, sad\nhréowigmód2  adj sad, sorrowful\nhréowlic  adj grievous, pitiful, sad, wretched, cruel; adv ~líce\nhréownes  f (-se/-sa) penitence, ontrition, repentance\nhréowon see réowon past pl of rówan\nhréowsende see hréosende, pres part of hréosan\nhréowsian1  wv/t2 to feel sorrow or penitence; do penance\nhréowsung  f (-e/-a) repentance, penitence, sorrow\nhrépan1  wv/t1b to touch, treat (of); attack\nhreppan1  wv/t1a to touch, treat (of); attack\nhrepsung see repsung\nhrepung  f (-e/-a) sense of touch, touch\nhréran1  wv/t1b to move, shake, agitate; [hrór; Ger rühren]\nhrére  adj lightly boiled\nhrérednes  f (-se/-sa) haste\nhrérmús  f (-mýs/-mýs) bat [hréran] [listed as hrérmus]\nhrérenes  f (-se/-sa) disturbance, commotion, tempest\nhrérnes  f (-se/-sa) disturbance, commotion, tempest\nhresl see hrisil\nhrést see hrýst, pres 3rd sing of hréosan\nhreþ see hræd\nhréþ2  m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) victory, glory\nhréðan  wv/t1b to exult, rejoice\nhreðe see hraðe\nhréðe see réðe\nhréðéadig2  adj glorious, victorious\nHreðemónaþ  m (-mónþes/-mónþas) month of March\nhreðer2  m (hreðres/hreðras) breast, bosom; heart, mind, thought; womb\nhreðerbealu  n (-es/-) heart-sorrow\nhreðercofa  m (-n/-n) breast\nhreðergléaw  adj wise, prudent\nhreðerloca2  m (-n/-n) breast\nhréðig see éad~, sige~, will~\nhréþléas  adj inglorious\nhreþmann?  m (-es/-menn) glorious warrior\nHreþmónaþ  m (-mónþes/-mónþas) month of March\nhréðnes see réðnes\nhreðor see hreðer\nhreþsecg?  m (-es/-as) glorious warrior\nhréþsigor  m (-sigres/-sigras) glorious victory\nhricg see hrycg\nhrícian  wv/t2 to cut, cut to pieces\nhricsc  ? rick, wrench, sprain\nhriddel  n (hriddles/-) riddle, sieve\nhridder  n (hriddres/-) sieve\nhriddern  n (-es/-) sieve\nhrider  n (-es/-) sieve\nhrídrian  wv/t2 to sift, winnow\nhríeman  wv/t1b to cry out; shout, rave; bewail, lament\nhríewþ pres 3rd sing of hréowan\nhrif1  n (-es/-u) belly, womb\nhríf see ríf\nhriftéung  f (-e/-a) pain in the bowels\nhrífðu  f (-e/-a) scurfiness [hréof]\nhrifwerc  m (-es/-as) pain in the bowels\nhrifwund  adj wounded in the belly\nhrig see hrycg\nhrím  m (-es/-as) rime, hoar-frost\nhríman see hríeman\nhríman see be~\nhrímceald  adj icy cold\nhrímforst  m (-es/-as) hoar-frost [rím-]\nhrímgicel  m (-gicles/-giclas) icicle\nhrímig  adj rimy, frosty\nhrímigheard  adj frozen hard\nhrimpan  irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres past ptp gehrumpen to wrinkle, rumple, contract; to twist, coil\nhrínan1  sv/t1 3rd pres hrínþ past hrán/hrinon ptp gehrinen w.a.g. or d. to touch, lay hold of, reach, seize, strike; have connection with\nhrincg see hring\nhrind see rind\nhrindan  sv/t3 3rd pres hrindeþ past hrand/hrundon ptp gehrunden to thrust, push\nhrinde  adj frost-covered\nhrine1  m (-es/-as) sense of touch; touch; contact\nhrinenes1  f (-se/-sa) touch, contact\nhring  1. m (-es/-as) ring, link of chain, fetter, festoon; anything circular, circle, circular group; border, horizon; 2 pl rings of gold (as ornaments and as money; 2 corselet; circuit (of a year), cycle, course; orb, globe; 2. 2 m (-es/-as) sound?, flood? (of tears) [only in wópes ~]\nhringádl  f (-e/-a) a disease, ringworm?\nhringan  wv/t1b to ring, sound, clash; announce by bells\nhringbán  n (-es/-) ring-shaped bone\nhringboga  m (-n/-n) coiled serpent\nhringe  f (-an/-an) ring\nhringed2  adj made of rings\nhringedstefna2  m (-n/-n) ring-prowed ship\nhringfág  adj ring-spotted, variegated\nhringfáh  adj ring-spotted, variegated\nhringfinger  m (-fingres/-fingras) ring-finger\nhringgeat  n? (-es/-gatu) ring-gate\nhringgewindla  m (-n/-n) the coil of a serpent; sphere\nhringíren  n (-es/-) ring-mail\nhringloca  m (-n/-n) coat of ring-mail\nhringmǽl  ? sword with ring-like patterns\nhringmǽled  adj adorned with rings (of a sword)\nhringmere  n (-es/-u) bath\nhringnaca  m (-n/-n) ring-prowed ship\nhringnett  n (-es/-) ring-mail\nhringpytt  m (-es/-as) round pit\nhringsele2  m (-es/-as) hall in which rings are bestowed\nhringsetl  n (-es/-) circus\nhringsittend  m (-es/-) spectator, onlooker\nhringþegu2  f (-e/-a) receiving of rings\nhringweorðung  f (-e/-a) ring-ornament, costly ring, rings\nhringwísan  adv ring-wise, in rings\nhringwyll  m (-es/-as) circular well\nhríning  f (-e/-a) touch\nhríp- see ríp-\nhrís  1. n (-es/-) twig, branch; 2. adj covered with brushwood?\nhrisc see risc\nhríscan see hrýscan\nhríseht  adj bushy, bristly\nhrisel see rysel\nhrísel  f? (-e/-a) shuttle; bone of the lower arm, radius\nhrísl  f? (-e/-a) shuttle; bone of the lower arm, radius\nhrisian  wv/t2, wv/i2 to shake, move, be shaken, clatter; ge~ to shake together\nhrísig  adj bushy\nhríst pres 3rd sing of hréosan\nhrístle  f (-an/-an) rattle\nhrístlende  adj noisy, creaky\nhrístung  f (-e/-a) quivering, rattling noise\nhriþ  m (-es/-as) fever\nhríþ  1. f (-e/-a) snowstorm, tempest; 2. see hríðer\nhriþádl  f (-e/-a) fever\nhríðer  n (hríðres/-) neat cattle, ox, bull, cow, heifer\nhríðeren  adj of cattle\nhríðerfréols  m (-es/-as) sacrifice of a bull\nhríðerhéawere  m (-es/-as) butcher\nhríðerheord  ? (-?/-?) herd of cattle\nhríðerhyrde  m (-es/-as) herdsman\nhríþfald  m (-es/-as) cattle-pen\nhríþheorde see hríðerhyrde\nhriðian  wv/i2 to shake, be feverish, have a fever\nhríðig  adj storm-beaten?, ruined?\nhriðing  f (-e/-a) fever\nhríung see hréoung\nhríw- see hréow-\nhríwþ pres 3rd sing of hréowan\nhróc  m (-es/-as) rook\nhród see ród\nhroden  1. adj 1 covered, adorned, ornamented; past part of hréodan; 2. see roden\nhroder see rodor\nhróf  m (-es/-as) roof, ceiling; top, summit; heaven, sky\nhróffæst  adj with a firm roof\nhrófléas  adj roofless, with no houses\nhrófsele  m (-es/-as) roofed hall\nhrófstán  m (-es/-as) roof stone\nhróftígel  f (-e/-a) roofing tile\nhróftimber  n (-timbres/-) material for roofing\nhrófwyrhta  m (-n/-n) roof-maker, builder\nhrog  ? (-?/-?) mucus from the nose, phlegm\nhrohian  wv/i2 to cough\nhrohung  f (-e/-a) spitting\nhromsa see hramsa\nhron see hran\nhrop see rop\nhróp  m (-es/-as) clamor, lamentation\nhrópan2  sv/t7 3rd pres hrépþ past hréop/on ptp gehrópen to shout, proclaim; cry out, scream, howl\nhrops see ofer~\nhropwyrc see ropwærc\nhrór  adj stirring, busy, active; strong, brave\nhroren1  past part of hréosan\nhróse see róse\nhróst  m (-es/-as) perch, roost\nhróstbéag  m (-es/-as) woodwork (of a roof)\nhrot  m (-es/-as) scum\nhróðer see hróðor\nhróþgirela  m (-n/-n) crown\nhroþhund see roþhund\nhrúm  m (-es/-as) soot\nhrúmian see be~\nhrúmig  adj sooty\nhrumpen see hrimpan\nhrung  f (-e/-a) cross-bar, spoke\nhruron  past pl of hréosan\nhrurul  adj deciduous\nhrúse2  f (-an/-an) earth, soil, ground\nhrút  adj dark-colored?\nhrútan  sv/t2 3rd pres hrýteþ past hréat/hruton ptp gehroten to make a noise, whiz, snore\nhruþ see hriþ\nhrúðer see hríðer\nhrúxlian  wv/t2 to make a noise\nhryc see hrycg\nhrycg  m (-es/-as) back, spine; ridge, elevated surface\nhrycgbán  n (-es/-) back-bone, spine\nhrycgbrǽdan  pl flesh on each side of the spine\nhrycghǽr  n (-es/-) hair on an animal’s back\nhrycghrægl  n (-es/-) mantle\nhrycgmearg  n (-es/-) spinal marrow\nhrycgmeargliþ  n (-es/-u) spine\nhrycgmergliþ  n (-es/-u) spine\nhrycgrib  n (-es/-) rib\nhrycgrible  ? (-?/-?) flesh on each side of the spine\nhrycgriple  ? (-?/-?) flesh on each side of the spine\nhrycgweg  m (-es/-as) ridge-way, road on a ridge\nhrycigan see hrícian\nhryding  f (-e/-a) clearing, cleared land\nhrýfing  f (-e/-a) scab [hréof]\nhryg see hrycg\nhrýman see hríeman\nhrympel  ? (-?/-?) wrinkle\nhrýmðe  m? (-es/-as) noise\nhryre  1. m (-es/-as) fall, descent, ruin, destruction, decay; 2. adj perishable\nhrýre- see hrér-, hrére-\nhrýsc  ? (-?/-?) a blow\nhrýscan  wv/t1b to make a noise, creak\nhrysel see rysel\nhrysian see hrisian\nhryssan see hrisian\nhryst see hyrst\nhrýst  pres 3rd sing of hréosan\nhrystan see hyrstan\nhrýte  ? baldinus\nhrýðer see hríðer\nhrýðig see hríðig\nhryþþa see ryþþa\nhrýwlic see hréowlic\nhrýwsian see hréowsian\nhrýwþ  pres 3rd sing of hréowsian\nhú  adv how?; ~ gerádes; ~ meta how; ~ géares at what time of the year; ~ nyta wherefore; ~ ne dóþ…? do not…?; ~ nys…? is not…?; with comparatives the; 1 in some way or other; ~ ne nú nonne\nhúcs see húsc\nhúcx see húsc\nhúf see úf 1, 2\nhúfe  ?(-?/-?) covering for the head\nhúfian  wv/t2 to put a covering on the head\nhúhwega  adv somewhere about; ~ swá about\nhúhugu  adv somewhere about; ~ swá about\nhuilpe see hwilpe\nhulc  m (-es/-as) 1. hulk, ship; 2. hut\nhulfestre  f (-an/-an) plover\nhúlic  pron of what sort\nhulpon past pl of helpan\nhulu  f (-e/-a) husk, pod\nhúluco see húlic\nhuma see uma\nhumele see hymele\nhúmen see ýmen\nhúmeta  adv in what way, how?\nhun? see hunu\nhuncettan  wv/t1b to limp, halt\nhund  1. n (-es/-) hundred; in compounds decade; 2. m (-es/-as) hound, dog\nhundæhtatig see hundeahtatig\nhundællef- see hundendlufon-\nhundælleftiogoða  adj hundred and tenth\nhundændlæf- see hundendlufon-\nhundeahtatig  num eighty\nhundeahtatigoða  adj eightieth\nhundeahtatigwintre  adj eighty years old\nhunden  adj of dogs, canine\nhundendlufontig  num hundred and ten\nhundendleftig  num hundred and ten\nhundendlufontigoða  adj hundred and tenth\nhundesbéo see hundespéo\nhundesberle  f? (-an/-an) nightshade?\nhundescwelcan  pl colocynth berries\nhundesfléoge  f (-an/-an) dog’s parasite\nhundeshéafod  n (-héafdes/-u) snapdragon\nhundeslús  f (-lýs/-lýs) dog’s parasite\nhundesmicge  f (-an/-an) cynoglossum (plant)\nhundestunge  f (-an/-an) cynoglossum (plant)\nhundespéo  f (-n/-n) dog’s parasite\nhundespíe  f (-an/-an) dog’s parasite\nhundeswyrm  m (-es/-as) dog’s worm, parasite\nhundfeald  adj hundred-fold\nhundfealdlic  adj hundred-fold\nhundfréa  m (-n/-n) centurion\nhundlic  adj of or like dogs, canine\nhundnigontéoða  adj ninetieth\nhundnigontig  num ninety\nhundnigontiggéare  adj ninety years (old)\nhundnigontigoða  adj ninetieth\nhundnigontigwintre  adj ninety years old\nhundraþ  n (-es/-) hundred (number); hundred (political district), hundred-court, assembly of the men of a hundred; ~es ealdor/man head of the hundred court, centurion\nhundred  n (-es/-) hundred (number); hundred (political district), hundred-court, assembly of the men of a hundred; ~es ealdor/man head of the hundred court, centurion\nhundredgemót  n (-es/-) hundred-moot\nhundredmann  m (-es/-menn) centurion; captain of a hundred\nhundredpenig  m (-es/-as) contribution levied by the sheriff or lord of the hundred for support of his office\nhundredseten  f (-ne/-na) rules of the hundred\nhundredsócn  f (-e/-a) attendance at the hundred-moot; fine for non-attendance\nhundreþ see hundred\nhundseofontig  num seventy\nhundseofontigfeald  adj seventy-fold\nhundseofontiggéare  adj seventy years (old)\nhundseofontigoða  adj seventieth\nhundseofontigseofonfeald  adj seventy-seven-fold\nhundseofontigwintre  adj seventy years old\nhundtéontig  num hundred\nhundtéontigfeald  adj hundred-fold\nhundtéontigfealdlic  adj hundred-fold\nhundtéontiggéare  adj a hundred years old\nhundtéontigoða  adj hundredth\nhundtéontigwintre  adj a hundred years old\nhundtwelftig  num hundred and twenty\nhundtwelftigwintre  adj aged a hundred and twenty\nhundtwentig  num hundred and twenty\nhundtwentigwintre  adj aged a hundred and twenty\nhundwealh  m (-wéales/-wéalas) attendant on dogs\nhundwelle  adj a hundred-fold\nhundwintre  adj aged a hundred years\nhúne  f (-an/-an) horehound\nhú ne nú  adv nonne\nhunger see hungor\nhungerbiten  adj starving\nhungergéar  n (-es/-) famine-year\nhungerlǽwe  adj famishing, starving\nhungerlic  adj hungry, famishing\nhungor  m (hungres/hungras) hunger, desire; famine\nhungrig  adj hungry, famishing; meager\nhungur see hungor\nhunig  n (-es/-) honey\nhunigæppel  m (-appla, -æpples/-appla, -æpplas) round cake made with honey, pastille of honey?\nhungigbǽre  adj honeyed\nhunigbin  f (-e/-a) vessel for honey\nhunigcamb  f (-e/-a) honeycomb\nhunigflówende  adj flowing with honey\nhuniggafol  n (-es/-) rent paid in honey\nhunigsmæc  m (-es/-macas) the taste of honey\nhunigsúge  f (-an/-an) honeysuckle?, clover?, privet?\nhunigswéte  adj honeysweet, mellifluous\nhunigtéar  m (-es/-as) honey which drips from the comb\nhunigtéaren  adj nectar-like\nhunigtéarlic  adj nectar-like\nhunisúce see hunigsúge\nhunisúge see hunigsúge\nhúnsporu  m (-wes/-was), f (-e/-a) part of the rigging of a ship?, dolon, pike?\nhunta  m (-n/-n) huntsman; a kind of spider\nhuntaþ see huntoþ\nhuntaþfaru  f (-e/-a) hunting expedition\nhuntian1  wv/t2 to hunt [also as huntgan]\nhunticge  f (-an/-an) huntress\nhuntigspere  n (-es/-u) hunting-spear\nhuntigystre see hunticge\nhuntnaþ  m (-es/-as) hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, prey\nhuntnoþ  m (-es/-as) hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, prey\nhuntnold  m (-es/-as) hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, prey\nhuntoþ  m (-es/-as) hunting, what is caught by hunting, game, prey\nhuntung  f (-e/-a) hunting; a hunt, chase; what is hunted, game\nhúnþyrlu  n pl holes in the upper part of a mast\nhunu?  ? (-e/-a) a disease\nhúon see hwón\nhupbán see hypbán\nhuppbán see hypbán\nhupian see onhupian\nhupseax see hypeseax\nhurnitu see hyrnetu\nhúru  adv at least, at all events, however, nevertheless, yet, even, only; about, not less than; surely, truly, certainly, indeed, especially; ~ swíðost most particularly\nhúruþinga  adv at least, especially\nhús  n (-es/-) house; temple, tabernacle; dwelling-place; inn; household; family, race\nhúsa1  m (-n/-n) member of a household\nhúsærn  n (-es/-) dwelling-house\nhúsbonda  m (-n/-n) householder, master of a house (husband)\nhúsbonde  f (-an/-an) mistress of a house\nhúsbryce  f (-an/-an) housebreaking, burglary\nhúsbrycel  adj burglarious\nhúsbryne  m (-es/-as) burning of a house\nhúsbunda see húsbonda\nhúsc  n (-es/-) mockery, derision, scorn, insult\nhúscarl  m (-es/-as) member of the king’s bodyguard [house carl ON]\nhúsclic  adj shameful, ignominious, outrageous; adv~líce\nhúscword  n (-es/-) insulting speech\nhúsel  n (húsles/-) housel, Eucharist; the Host; a sacrifice\nhúselbearn  n (-es/-) communicant\nhúselbox  m (-es/-as) housel-box\nhúseldisc  m (-es/-as) housel-dish, paten\nhúselfæt  n (-es/-fatu) sacrificial or sacramental vessel\nhúselgang  m (-es/-as) going to, partaking of the Eucharist\nhúselgenga  m (-n/-n) communicant\nhúselhálgung  f (-e/-a) attendance at the Eucharist, communicating; Holy Communion\nhúselláf  f (-e/-a) remains of the Eucharist\nhúselportic  m (-es/-as) sacristy\nhúselþén  m (-es/-as) acolyte\nhúsfæt  adj occupying a house\nhúshefen  m (-hefnes/-hefnas) ceiling\nhúshláford  m (-es/-as) master of the house\nhúshléow  n (-hleowes/-) housing, shelter\nhúsian1  wv/t2 to house, receive into one’s house\nhúsincel  n (-incles/-inclu) habitation\nhúslian1  wv/t2 to administer the sacrament\nhúslung  f (-e/-a) administration of the sacrament\nhúslwer  m (-es/-as) communicant\nhúsrǽden  f (-ne/-na) household, family\nhússcipe1  m (-es/-as) house (e.g. of Israel), race\nhússtede  m (-es/-as) site of a house\nhústing  n (-es/-) tribunal, court (esp in London)\nhúsul see húsl, húsel\nhúswist  f (-e/-e) home\nhúþ  1. f (-e/-a) plunder, booty, prey; 2. f, húðe see hýþ\nhúx see húsc\nhwá  m, f interrog pron [n hwæt] who; what; indef any one, some one, anything, something; each; swá ~ swá whosoever; swá hwæt swá whatsoever; tó hwǽm wherefore\nhwal- see hwæl\nhwalf see hwealf 1\nhwall  adj forward, bold [hwelan]\nhwám dat sing of hwá, hwæt\nhwamm  m (-es/-as) corner, angle, prominence; porch\nhwamstán  m (-es/-as) cornerstone\nhwan see hwon instr of hwæt\nhwán see hwám\nhwanan see hwanon\nhwanon  adv whence, from where\nhwanone  adv whence, from where\nhwanonhwegu  adv from anywhere\nhwár see hwǽr\nhwára see hwǽr\nhwarne  adv (not) at all\nhwást- see hwǽst-\nhwasta?  m (-n/-n) eunuch\nhwat- see hwæt-\nhwata  1. m (-n/-n) augur, soothsayer; 2. ~n f pl augury, divination\nhwatend  m (-es/-) iris Illyrica (plant)\nhwatu  f (-e/-a) omen\nhwatung  f (-e/-a) augury, divination\nhwaðer- see hweðer-\nhwæcce see hwicce\nhwæder see hwider\nhwǽg  n? (-es/-) whey\nhwæl  1. m (-es/hwalas) whale, walrus [usually hwal- in oblique cases]; 2. past 3rd singular of hwelan; 3. see hwall; 4. see wæl n?\nhwælc see hwilc\nhwælen  adj like a whale\nhwælhunta  m (-n/-n) whale-fisher, whaler\nhwælhuntaþ  m (-es/-as) whale-fishery, whaling\nhwælmere2  m (-es/-as) sea\nhwælweg  m (-es/-as) sea\nhwæm see hwemm\nhwǽm  dat sing of hwá, hwæt\nhwǽnan see á~\nhwæne see hwone, acc sing masc of hwá\nhwǽne see hwéne\nhwæne see hwonne\nhwænne see hwonne\nhwær see hwer\nhwǽr  adv, conj where, whither, somewhere, anywhere, everywhere; wel ~ everywhere; swá ~ swá wheresoever, wherever; elles ~ elsewhere; ~…~ here…there\nhwærf see hwearf\nhwærfan see hwierfan\nhwærflung see hwyrflung\nhwǽrhwega  adv somewhere\nhwǽrhugu  adv somewhere\nhwǽrhwugu  adv somewhere\nhwæs  1. adj sharp, piercing; 2. gen pron whose; gen sing of hwá, hwæt\nhwǽst  m (-es/-as) blowing\nhwǽstrian  wv/t2 to murmur, mutter\nhwǽstrung  f (-e/-a) murmur, whispering\nhwæt  1. pron neut what; 2. adv why, wherefore; indeed, surely, truly, for; 3. interj what!, lo! (calls attention to a following statement), ah!, behold!; 4. adj sharp, brisk, quick, active; bold, brave; 5. pres 3rd sing of hwettan\nhwǽte  m (-es/-as) wheat, corn\nhwætéadig  adj very brave\nhwǽtecorn  n (-es/-) corn of wheat\nhwǽtecroft  m (-es/-as) wheat-field\nhwǽtecynn  n (-es/-) wheat\nhwǽtegryttan  pl wheaten groats\nhwǽtehealm  m (-es/-as) wheat-straw\nhwǽteland  n (-es/-) wheat-land\nhwǽtemelu  n (-es/-) wheat-meal\nhwǽten  adj wheaten\nhwǽesmedma  m (-n/-n) wheat-meal\nhwǽtewæstm  m (-es/-as) corn, wheat\nhwæthugu  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwæthuguningas  adv somewhat (3)\nhwæthwara see hwæthwugu\nhwæthwega  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwæthweganunges  adv somewhat (2)\nhwæthwegu  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwæthwigu  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwæthwugu  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwæthwugununges  adv somewhat (1)\nhwæthwygu  adj, noun, pron, adv somewhat, slightly, a little, something\nhwætlíce  adv quickly, promptly\nhwætmód2  adj bold, courageous\nhwætnes1  f (-se/-sa) quickness, activity\nhwætréd  adj firm, determined\nhwætscipe  m (-es/-as) activity, vigor, boldness, bravery\nhwæðer  adj, pron, conj (with subj.), adv whether; which of two, whether; swá ~ swá whichever; ~…þe whether…or; each of two, both; one of two, either\nhwæðere  1. adv however, yet, nevertheless, still; 2. see hwæðer adv\nhwæðre  1. adv however, yet, nevertheless, still; 2. see hwæðer adv\nhwæþþre  1. adv however, yet, nevertheless, still; 2. see hwæðer adv\nhwæðreþéah see þéahhwæðre\nhwéal see þwéal\nhwealf  1. adj concave, hollow, arched, vaulted; 2. f (-e/-a) vault, arch [Ger Gewölbe]\nhwealhafoc see wealhhafoc\nhwealp see hwelp\nhwearf  1. 2 m (-es/-as) crowd, troop, concourse; [hweorfan]; 2. m (-es/-as) exchange; what is exchanged; ge~ vicissitude; error; going, distance; 3. past 3rd sing of hweorfan; 4. m (-es/-as) wharf, embankment\nhwearfan see hwierfan\nhwearfian  wv/t2 to turn, roll or toss about, revolve; wave; change; wander, move, pass by\nhwearflic  adj changing, transitory; quick, agile; adv ~líce in turn\nhwearft  m (-es/-as) revolution, circuit, circle; lapse (of time)\nhwearftlian  wv/t2 to revolve, turn around; wander, be tossed about\nhwearfung  f (-e/-a) revolution; change, vicissitude; exchange\nhwebbung see webbung\nhweder see hwider\nhwég see hwǽg\nhwega  adv about, somewhat\nhwegl see hwéol\nhwelan  sv/i4 3rd pres hwilþ past hwæl/hwǽlon ptp gehwolen to roar, rage\nhwelc see hwilc\nhwelian1  wv/t2 to suppurate, cause to suppurate, develop weals, come to a head [hwellan?]\nhwelp  m (-es/-as) whelp, the young of an animal, cub\nhwelpa  m (-n/-n) whelp, the young of an animal, cub\nhwelpian  wv/t2 to bring forth offspring\nhwelung  f (-e/-a) din\nhwem see hwemm\nhwemdragen  adj sloping, slanting\nhwemm  m (-es/-as) corner, angle [hwamm]\nhwemman1  wv/t1a to bend, turn, incline\nhwéne  adv somewhat, a little [instr of hwón]\nhweogl see hwéol\nhwéol  n (-es/-) wheel; (as an instrument of torture); circle\nhweogol  n (hweogles/-) wheel; (as an instrument of torture); circle\nhweohl  n (-es/-) wheel; (as an instrument of torture); circle\nhwéolfág  adj having a circular border or decoration\nhwéolgodweb  n (-es/-) robe with a circular border?\nhwéollást  m (-es/-as) orbit\nhwéolrád  f (-e/-a) rut, orbit\nhwéolríðig  n (-es/-) a brook that turns a wheel\nhwéolweg  m (-es/-as) cart-road\nhwéop past 3rd sing of hwópan\nhweorfa  m (-n/-n) joint; whorl of a spindle\nhweorfan1  sv/i3 3rd pres hwierfþ past hwearf/hwurfon ptp gehworfen to turn; change; turn out; move, go, come; wander about, roam, go about; turn back, return, turn from, depart; die; be converted; feohtan mid hweorfendum sigum to fight with varying success\nhweorfbán  n (-es/-) joint, kneecap\nhweorfian see hwearfian\nhwéos past 3rd sing of hwósan\nhweoða see hwiða\nhweowl see hwéol\nhweowol see hwéol\nhwer  m (-es/-as) pot, bowl, kettle, caldron\nhwerb see hweorfa\nhwerbán see hweorfbán\nhwerf see hwearf\nhwerf- see hwearf-, hweorf-, hwierf-\nhwergen  adv elles ~ elsewhere\nhwerhwette  f (-an/-an) cucumber\nhwést see hwósan\nhwét see wǽt\nhwéte see hwǽte\nhwetestán  m (-es/-as) whetstone\nhwetstán  m (-es/-as) whetstone\nhwettan1  wv/t1a to whet, sharpen, incite, encourage\nhwette see hwer~\nhweðer see hwæðer\nhweðre see hwæðere\nhwí see hwý\nhwicce  f (-an/-an) locker, chest, trunk\nhwicung  f (-e/-a) squeaking (of mice)\nhwider  adv whither (to where); swá ~ swá wherever, whithersoever\nhwiderhwega  adv somewhither\nhwiderryne  adj directed whither\nhwidre  adv whither (to where)\nhwíe see hwý\nhwierfan1  wv/t1b to turn, revolve, change, transfer, convert, return; wnader, move, go, depart; exchange, barter; ge~ overturn, destroy; [compounds, see hwyrf~]\nhwierfere see pening~\nhwig see hwý\nhwíl  f (-e/-a) while, time; a long time; hour; nú ~e just now, a while ago; ealle ~e all the while; óðre ~e…óðre ~e at one time…at another time; adv ~e once; þá ~e (þe) while, whilst, meanwhile\nhwilc  interrog pron, adj which, what; indef whosoever, whichever; any (one), some (one); swá ~ swá whosoever, whatever\nhwilchwega see hwilchwugu\nhwilchwene  pron some, some one, something\nhwilchwone  pron some, some one, something\nhwilchwegno  pron some, some one, something\nhwilchwugu  pron any, some, some one; not much, little; anything, something [hwilc- is declined]\nhwilchugu  pron any, some, some one; not much, little; anything, something [hwilc- is declined]\nhwilcnes1  f (-se/-sa) quality\nhwíle see hwíl\nhwílen  adj passing, transitory; temporal\nhwílende see hwílwende\nhwílendlic see hwílwendlic\nhwileþ pres 3rd sing of hwelan\nhwílfæc  n (-es/-facu) a space of time\nhwílhwega  adv for some time\nhwílon see hwílum\nhwilpe  f (-an/-an) yarwhilp, curlew? [Du wilp]\nhwílsticce  n (-es/-u) interval, short space of time, odd moment\nhwíltídum  adv sometimes, at times; ~…~ at some times…at others\nhwílþrág  f (-e/-a) period of time\nhwílum  adv whilom, sometimes, once; ~…~ now, now, at one time…at another\nhwílwende  adj transitory, temporary; temporal\nhwílwendlic  adj transitory, temporary, temporal; adv ~líce\nhwimpel see wimpel\nhwínan  sv/i1 3rd pres hwínþ past hwán/hwinon ptp gehwinen to hiss, whiz, whistle\nhwinsian  wv/i2 to whine\nhwinsung  f (-e/-a) whining\nhwirfan see hwierfan\nhwirfþ  pres 3rd sing of hweorfan\nhwírlic see hwearflic\nhwiscettung  f (-e/-a) squeaking (of mice)\nhwisprian  wv/i2 to whisper, murmur\nhwisprung  f (-e/-a) whispering, murmuring\nhwistle  f (-an/-an) reed, whistle, pipe\nhwistlere  m (-es/-as) whistler, piper\nhwistlian  wv/i2 to whistle, hiss\nhwistlung  f (-e/-a) whistling, hissing, piping, music\nhwít  1. adj white; bright, radiant, glistening, flashing, clear, fair; 2. n (-es/-) whiteness; white food; white of egg\nhwítan1  wv/t1b to whiten; brighten, polish\nhwítcorn  n (-es/-) manna\nhwítcwidu  m (-wes/-was) mastic\nhwítcudu  m (-wes/-was) mastic\nhwíte  adj white\nhwíteclæfre  f (-an/-an) white clover\nhwítegós  f (-gés/-gés) white goose\nhwítehláf  m (-es/-as) white bread\nhwítel  m (hwítles/hwítlas) blanket, cloak\nhwíteléac  n (-es/-) white leck\nhwítfót  adj white-footed\nhwítian  wv/i2 to whiten, become white, be white; to make white\nhwítingmelu  n (-wes/-) whiting-powder\nhwítingtréow  n (-treowes/-) whitten tree\nhwítléac  n (-es/-) onion\nhwítléadtéafor  n (-téafres/-) salve of white lead\nhwítling  m (-es/-as) a kind of fish, whiting?\nhwítloc  adj fair-haired, blonde\nhwítloccede  adj fair-haired, blonde\nhwítnes  f (-se/-sa) whiteness\nhwítstów  f (-e/-a) Lebanon\nhwiða  m (-n/-n) air, breeze\nhwiðu  f? (-e/-a) air, breeze\nhwol? see wolma\nhwomm see hwamm\nhwon  adv tó/for ~ why; bi ~ how; instrumental of hwá\nhwón  1. adj little, few; 2. n (-es/-) a little, trifle; somewhat; a little while; 3. adv somewhat\nhwonan see hwanon\nhwone accusative singular masculine of hwá\nhwónlic  adj little, small; adv ~líce moderately, slightly, little; cursorily\nhwónlotum  adv in small quantities\nhwonne  adv when, then, at some time; at any time; as long as, until; nú ~ just now\nhwonon see hwanon\nhwópan2  sv/t7 3rd pres hwépþ past hwéop/on ptp gehwópen to threaten\nhworfan see hweorfan\nhwósan  sv/i7 3rd pres hwésþ past hwéos/on ptp gehwósen to cough\nhwóstan  m (-n/-n) cough\nhwoðerian  wv/i2 to foam, surge?, roar? [hwiða]\nhwoðrung  f (-e/-a) a harsh sound\nhwu see hú\nhwugu see hwega\nhwugudǽl  m (-es/-as) small part\nhwurf- see hwearf-, hweorf-, hwierf-, hwyrf-\nhwurfon past pl of hweorfan\nhwurful  adj fickle [hweorfan]\nhwurfulnes  f (-se/-sa) inconstancy, mutability\nhwý  adv, conj why?; tó ~ therefore; instrumental of hwæt\nhwyder see hwider\nhwylc see hwilc\nhwylca  m (-n/-n) pustule, tumor, boil\nhwylfan see hwielfan\nhwýlon see hwílum\nhwylp see hwelp\nhwýorf  n? (-es/-) cattle\nhwyr see hwer\nhwyrf- see hweorf-, hwierf-\nhwyrfel  m (hwyrfles/hwyrflas) circuit, exterior, higher part?\nhwyrfepól  m (-es/-as) whirlpool, eddy\nhwyrflede  adj round\nhwyrfling  m (-es/-as) orb\nhwyrflung  f (-e/-a) change, turning, revolution; wandering, error\nhwyrfnes  f (-se/-sa) dizziness, giddiness\nhwyrft1  m (-es/-as) turning, circuit, revolution, motion, course, orbit; way out, outlet ge~ géares anniversary\nhwyrftlian see hwearftlian\nhwyrftweg  m (-es/-as) escape\nhwystl- see wistl-\nhwýtel see hwítel\nhý see híe\nhycgan1  wv/t3 3rd pres hogaþ past hogde ptp gehogod to think, consider, meditate, study; understand; resolve upon, determine, purpose; remember; hope; ~ fram be averse to (also hogian)\nhýd  1. f (-e/-e) hide, skin; ~e þolian to undergo a flogging; 2. see híd\nhýdan1  wv/t1b 1. to hide, conceal, preserve; wv/r1b, wv/i1b to hide oneself; sheath (a sword, bury (a corpse);\nhýddern see héddern\nhydele see hǽwen~\nhýdels  m (-es/-as) hiding-place, cave\nhyder see hider\nhýdesacc  m (-es/-as) leather sack or bag\nhýdgield  n (-es/-) fine to save one’s skin (i.e., instead of flogging)\nhýdig 1. adj leathern; 2. see hygdig\nhýdscip  n (-es/-) a ship made with hides\nhýf  f (-e/-e) hive\nhýg see híeg\nhygd  f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) mind, thought; reflection, forethought\nhygdig  adj heedful, thoughtful, careful; chaste, modest; adv ~líce chastely\nhygdignes  f (-se/-sa) chastity, modesty\nhyge  m (-as/-as) thought, mind, heart, disposition, intention; courage; pride; the top of the gullet\nhygebend  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) heart-strings\nhygeblind  adj mentally blind\nhygeblíðe2  adj blithe of heart, glad, joyful\nhygeclǽne  adj pure in heart\nhygecræft  m (-es/-as) power of mind, wisdom\nhygecræftig2  adj wise, prudent\nhygedriht  f (-e/-a) band of household retainers? [híw]\nhygefæst  adj wise\nhygefród  adj wise\nhygefrófor2  f (-e/-a) consolation\nhygegál  adj loose, wanton\nhygegár  m (-a/-a) wile\nhygegǽlsa  adj hesitating, slow, sluggish [gǽlan]\nhygegéomor2  adj sad in mind\nhygegléaw2  adj prudent in mind\nhygegrim  adj savage, cruel\nhygeléas  adj thoughtless, foolish, rash; unbridled, extravagant\nhygeléaslic  adj unbridled; adv ~líce thoughtlessly\nhygeléast  f (-e/-a) heedlessness, folly\nhygemǽðum  adv reverently\nhygeméðe  adj sad, saddening\nhygeróf2  adj stout-hearted, brave\nhygerún  f (-e/-a) secret\nhygesceaft  f (-e/-a) mind, heart\nhygesnottor2  adj sagacious, wise\nhygesorg2  f (-e/-a) heart-sorrow, anxiety\nhygestrang  adj brave\nhygetéona2  m (-n/-n) injury, insult\nhygetréow  f (-e/-a) fidelity\nhygeþanc2  m (-es/-as) thought\nhygeþancol2  adj thoughtful, wise\nhygeþihtig  adj courageous\nhygeþrymm  m (-es/-as) courage\nhygeþrýþ  f (-e/-e) pride, insolence\nhygewælm  m (-es/-as) mental agitation, anger\nhygewlanc2  adj haughty, proud\nhyggean see hycgan\nhýglá see híglá\nhyhsan see hyscan\nhýhst see héah\nhyht  m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) 1 hope, trust; joy, exultation; 1 desire, expectation; ge~ comfort\nhyhtan1  wv/t1b to hope, trust; rejoice, exult, be glad; soften (hardship)\nhyhtful  adj hopeful; full of joy, mirthful, pleasant, glad\nhyhtgiefu  f (-e/-a) pleasing gift\nhyhtgiefa  m (-n/-n) giver of joy\nhyhting  f (-e/-a) exultation\nhyhtléas  adj unbelieving\nhyhtlic2  adj hopeful, joyful, pleasant; adv ~líce suitably\nhyhtplega2  m (-n/-n) joyous play, sport\nhyhtwilla  m (-n/-n) hoped-for joy\nhyhtwynn  f (-e/-a) joy of hope, joy\nhýhþo see híehþu\nhyl see hyll\nhylc  m (-es/-as) bend, turn; unevenness\nhyld see hield\nhyldan  1. wv/t1b to flay, skin; [hold 2]; 2. ge~ see ieldan\nhyldáþ  m (-es/-as) oath of allegiance\nhyldemǽg2  m (-es/-as) near kinsman\nhyldere  m (-es/-as) flayer, butcher [hold 2]\nhylding  f (-e/-a) curve, inclination [heald]\nhyldo see hyldu\nhyldrǽden  f (-ne/-na) fidelity\nhyldu  f (-e/-a) favor, grace, kindness, protection; allegiance, loyalty, reverence; [see hield]\nhylest  pres 2nd sing of helan\nhylfe see hielfe\nhylian see be~\nhyll  1. m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a) hill; 2. see hell\nhylleháma  m (-n/-n) cicada, cricket, grasshopper\nhyllic  adj hilly\nhylman see for~, ofer~\nhylp see help\nhylpþ  pres 3rd sing of helpan\nhylsung  f (-e/-a) tympanum\nhylt see hielt, pres 3rd sing of healdan\nhylt- see hilt-\nhylte see héah~\nhylto see hieltu\nhylu  f (-e/-a) a hollow\nhylwyrt  f (-e/-e) hillwort, pulegium\nhym see him\nhymblice see hymlic\nHymbre  m pl Northumbrians\nhymele  f (-an/-an) hop plant [L]\nhymelic see hymlic\nhymen see ymen\nhymlic  m (-es/-as) hemlock\nhymlíce  f (-an/-an) hemlock\nhýn see héan\nhýnan see híenan\nhynd see hind\nhynde see six-, twelf-, twi-; ofhende\nhynden  f (-ne/-na) community of 100 men\nhyndenmann  m (-es/-menn) chief man in the community of 100 men\nhyne see hine, accusative singular of hé\nhyngran1  wv/i1b to be hungry, hunger (impersonal); trans hunger for\nhyngrian1  wv/i2 to be hungry, hunger (impersonal); trans hunger for\nhyngrig see hungrig\nhýnnes  f (-se/-sa) persecution, destruction [héan]\nhynnilǽc see ynniléac\nhýnþ see híenðu\nhýnðu see híenðu\nhyp- see hype-\nhype  m (-es/-as) hip\nhýpe  f (-an/-an) heap\nhypebán  n (-es/-) hip-bone\nhypebánece  m (-es/-as) sciatica\nhýpel  m (hýples/hýplas) heap, mound\nhypeseax  n (-es/-u) short sword, dagger\nhypsár  n (-es/-) sciatica\nhypwærc  n (-es/-) pain in the hips\nhýr  f (-e/-a) hire, wages; interest, usury\nhyra  gen pl of hé, héo, hit\nhýra  m (-n/-n) follower, mercenary; servant, hireling; dependant\nhyran  wv/t1b to spit [see gehorian]\nhýran  1. see híeran; 2. see hýrian\nhyrcnian see heorcnian\nhyrd  1. f (-e/-a) door [Ger hürde]; 2. parchment?\nhyrd- see hierd-\nhyrdel  m (hyrdles/hyrdlas) hurdle, frame\nhyre  gen sing of héo\nhýre see héore\nhýreborg  m (-es/-as) interest [probably 2 words]\nhýred see híred\nhýrefter see héræfter\nhýregeoc see hýrgeoht\nhýregeoht see hýrgeoht\nhýregilda  m (-n/-n)\nhýremann see híeremann\nhyrfan see yrfan\nhýrgeoht  n (-es/-) hired yoke of oxen\nhyrian  wv/t2 to imitate\nhýrian  wv/t2 to hire\nhýrigmann  m (-es/-menn) hireling\nhyring  f (-e/-a) imitation\nhýrling  f (-e/-a) hireling\nhýrmann see hýrigmann\nhyrnan  wv/t1b to jut out like a horn\nhyrne  f (-an/-an) angle, corner\nhyrned1  adj horned, beaked\nhyrnednebba2  adj horny-billed, horn-beaked [horn]\nhyrnen  1. adj of horn; 2. adj angular\nhýrnes see híernes\nhyrnet  f (-e/-a) hornet; gadfly\nhyrenetu  f (-e/-a) hornet; gadfly\nhyrnful  adj angular, with many angles\nhyrnig  adj angular\nhyrnstán  m (-es/-as) corner-stone, keystone\nhýroxa  m (-n/-n) hired ox\nhyrra see heorra, heorr\nhýrra  1. see héah; 2. see hýra\nhyrsian  wv/i2 to go on horseback? [probably = hýrsumian]\nhyrst2  1. f (-e/-e) 1 ornament, decoration, jewel, treasure; accoutrements, trappings, armor [Ger rüstung]; 2. m (-es/-as) hillock, height, wood, wooded eminence\nhyrst- see hierst-\nhyrstan1  wv/t1b 1. to decorate, adorn, ornament, equip; [Ger rüsten]; 2. ge~ to murmur\nhýrsum see híersum\nhyrtan see hiertan\nhyrten see hearten\nhyrþ  f (-e/-a) skin, hide\nhyrðil see hyrdel\nhýru see húru\nhyrw- see hierw-\nhys see his\nhyscan1  wv/t1b to jeer at, reproach; wv/i1b to rail\nhyscend  m (-es/-) reviler\nhyscild see hysecild\nhyse2  m (-es/hyssas) son, youth, young man, warrior; shoot, scion\nhysebeorðor  n (-es/-) the bearing of male offspring; boy, young man\nhyseberðling  m (-es/-as) the bearing of male offspring\nhysebyrdling  m (-es/-as) the bearing of male offspring\nhyseberðre  f (-an/-an) a woman who bears a son\nhysecild  n (-es/-ru) male child\nhyserinc  m (-es/-as) young man\nhysewíse  adv like young man\nhysope see ysope\nhyspan  wv/t1b 3rd pres hyspeþ past hyspde, hyspte ptp gehysped to mock, scorn, deride, revile, reproach\nhyspend  m (-es/-) calumniator\nhyspful  adj contumelious\nhyspnes  f (-se/-sa) contumely\nhyspung  f (-e/-a) contumely\nhysse see hyse\nhyt  1. f (-e/-a) heat; [ON hita; or hát?]; 2. see hit, pron\nhýt pres 3rd sing of hýdan\nhyttan see hittan\nhýþ  1. f (-e/-a) landing-place, harbor, creek, port; 2. see hyþþ\nhýðan  wv/t1b to plunder, ravage\nhýðegian1  wv/t2 to facilitate\nhýðegung  f (-e/-a) advantage\nhýðelic1  adj suitable, proper, convenient, advantageous; adv ~líce\nhýþgield  n (-es/-) harbor festival, sacrifice, or service\nhýþlic  adj belonging to a harbor\nhýþscip  n (-es/-u) a light, piratical vessel; = hýdscip\nhýþþ  f (-e/-a) gain, advantage\nhýþþu  f (-e/-a) gain, advantage\nhýþweard  m (-es/-as) warden of a harbor\nhýw see híw\nhyxan see hyscan