ABANDON : <forlǣtan, forlēt, forlēton, forlǣten> leave, abandon --2.98, 6.258, 10.77\nABJECT : <hēan> abject, depressed, miserable --8.189, 9.266\nABLE : <magan, mæg, magon, meahte> may, be able to --2.218, 4.32, 4.113, 4.150, 4.176, 4.196, 4.382, 4.497, 5.315, 6.194, 8.126, 8.207, 9.5, 9.199, 10.44\nABOVE : <wið uppan> upwards, above --4.67\nACCEPT : <geþicgan, geþeah, geþǣgon, geþegen> take, accept, receive --3.107\nACCEPT : <onfōn, onfēng, onfēngon, onfangen> accept, receive --2.258\nACCUSE : <cwīðan, cwīðe, cwīðed> accuse; bewail, lament --8.61, 10.122\nACQUIRE : <begietan, begeat, begēaton, begieten> get, acquire --5.36, 9.42\nACT : <gedōn> act, do, bring to pass --5.340, 9.347\nACTION : <dǣd> deed, action --9.321\nADDRESS : <maðelian, maðelode, maðelod> speak, address, harangue --6.134\nADORN : <tēon, tēode, tēodod> adorn, settle --2.334\nADVISE : <lǣran, lǣrde, lǣred> teach, advise, exhort --6.147\nAETHELGAR : <Æþelgār> Aethelgar --6.241\nAFFECTIONS : <brēost-cofa> heart, affections --8.149\nAFTER : <æfter> after(wards), then --1.87, 2.333\nAFTERWARDS : <siððan> since, when, afterwards --4.513, 8.172\nAFTERWARDS : <syððan> afterwards --1.35, 4.168\nAGAINST : <ongēan> against, back --4.511, 5.238, 5.397\nAGAINST : <wið> against, along --4.35, 6.31\nAGAINST : <æt> at, against --2.143, 5.147, 5.324, 5.402, 5.437, 6.119, 9.45\nALFRED : <Ælfred> Alfred --5.233\nALIEN : <elðēodig> alien, foreign, strange --9.291\nALL : <nā> no, nor, not (at all) --6.288\nALL : <nālæs> not at all --8.257, 8.262\nALL : <ǣghwilc> all, every --1.58\nALL : <ǣlc> all, any --4.393\nALLOW : <lǣtan, lēt, lēton, lǣten> let, allow --7.125\nALMIGHTY : <ælmihtig> almighty --2.338, 7.38, 7.49\nALMOST : <fulnēah> almost, very nearly --5.250\nALMOST : <wel hwǣr> almost everywhere --5.346\nALONE : <ān> alone, single --8.56\nALONG : <wið> against, along --4.35, 6.31\nALONGSIDE : <tōemnes> alongside --4.210, 4.232\nALSO : <ēac> also, even, moreover --5.180, 5.285, 5.459, 7.123\nALTHOUGH : <ðēah ðe> although, even if --8.12\nALWAYS : <ā> always, ever --6.193, 9.339\nALWAYS : <ǣfre> ever, always --2.22, 2.275, 3.283\nANGLES : <Ēast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --5.17, 5.201\nANGLIA : <Ēast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --5.17, 5.201\nANGRY : <wrāð> wroth, angry --8.42\nANNOUNCE : <ābēodan, ābēad, ābudon, āboden> bid, announce --7.55\nANSWER : <oncweðan, oncwæð, oncwǣdon, oncweden> answer, reply to --9.179\nANXIETY : <brēost-cearu> anxiety, heart-care --9.21\nANXIOUS : <mōd-cearig> anxious, sorrowful, lit. mood-caring --8.14\nANY : <ǣlc> all, any --4.393\nANY : <ǣnig> any --2.23, 3.105, 3.274, 4.493, 9.194\nAPPEAR : <ðyncan, ðūhte, geðūht> seem, appear; think --5.310\nAPPROACH : <grētan, grētte, grēted> greet, approach --2.150\nAPPROACH : <nēalǣcan, nēalǣcte, nēalǣced> approach, draw near --2.67\nARISE : <ārīsan, ārās, ārison, ārisen> arise --2.69\nARMY : <stæl-here> marauding army --5.212\nARRANGED : <ārǣd> arranged, inexorable --8.29\nARTERY : <ædre> artery, channel --7.131\nAS : <tō> as, for --7.35, 7.44\nAS : <ðē> as --6.166\nASCEND : <gestīgan, gestāh, gestigon, gestigen> mount, ascend --7.101\nASCEND : <stīgan, stāh, stigon, stigen> rise, ascend --7.145\nASH : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --5.217, 5.240, 6.141\nASLEEP : <onslǣpan, onslēp, onslēpon, onslǣpen> fall asleep --2.137\nASSEMBLY : <gemōt> meeting, council, assembly --6.67\nATTAIN : <gebīdan, gebād, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216\nATTRACT : <wēman, wēmde, wēmed> attract, entice, treat --8.220\nAWAIT : <gebīdan, gebād, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216\nAWAY : <ā-gān> pass, occur, lit. away go --5.422\nBACK : <ongēan> against, back --4.511, 5.238, 5.397\nBAND : <ðrēat> band, troop --1.28\nBASE : <ārlēas> base, dishonorable, wicked --7.234\nBATTLE : <gūð> battle --6.11, 6.247, 6.293\nBATTLE : <wīg-plega> battle, lit. war-play --6.201\nBATTLE-BOLD : <hilde-dēor> lit. battle-bold --10.108\nBATTLE-RESOLVED : <nīð-hēdig> lit. battle-resolved --10.66\nBATTLEFIELD : <wæl> carnage; battlefield --6.55, 6.84\nBEACON : <bēcn> beacon, sign --10.33\nBEAR : <Bēo-wulf> bear, lit. bee wolf --1.135\nBEAR : <beran, bær, bǣron, boren> bear, carry --4.285\nBEAT : <bēatan, bēot, bēoton, bēaten> beat, pound, strike --9.175\nBEAUTIFULLY : <fæger> fairly, beautifully --9.97\nBECAUSE : <for þon> because, therefore --2.35, 2.187, 2.196, 8.143, 9.207, 9.259, 9.301\nBECOME : <bēon> be, become, exist --2.281, 4.47, 4.95, 4.114, 4.151, 4.209, 4.358, 4.426, 4.448, 4.490, 4.506, 5.314, 8.27, 8.93, 8.236, 10.156\nBECOME : <weorðan, wearð, wurdon, worden> become, happen --1.37, 3.84, 6.6, 10.172\nBEE : <Bēo-wulf> bear, lit. bee wolf --1.135\nBEER : <gebēorscipe> feast, beer party --2.38, 2.102, 2.190\nBEFORE : <gīo> before, of old --8.174\nBEFORE : <ǣr> ere, before, formerly --1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95\nBEHAVIOR : <gebǣre> cry, behavior --3.70\nBEHEST : <hǣs> behest, command --7.107\nBEHIND : <beæftan> behind --3.151, 3.175\nBELIEVE : <gelīefan, gelīefde, gelīefed> grant; believe, trust --9.209\nBELONG : <hīeran, hīerde, hīered> hear, obey; belong --1.62\nBELOVED : <dȳre> dear, beloved --7.109\nBELOVED : <lēof> lief, dear, beloved --3.276, 6.228, 8.245\nBEQUEATH : <lǣfan, lǣfde, lǣfed> leave, bequeath --3.177\nBEREAVE : <bedrēosan, bedrēas, bedruron, bedroren> bereave, deprive of --9.109\nBEREFT : <lēas> without, bereft of --1.111\nBESEECH : <biddan, bæd, bǣdon, beden> bid, beseech, urge --6.115\nBESIEGE : <ymbsittan, ymbsæt, ymbsǣton, ymbseten> besiege, lit. sit round --1.59\nBESTOW : <unnan, ann, unnon, ūðe> grant, bestow --3.239\nBETTER : <sēlla> better --5.89\nBEWAIL : <cwīðan, cwīðe, cwīðed> accuse; bewail, lament --8.61, 10.122\nBID : <biddan, bæd, bǣdon, beden> bid, beseech, urge --6.115\nBID : <bēodan, bēad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer --3.297\nBID : <ābēodan, ābēad, ābudon, āboden> bid, announce --7.55\nBIDE : <bīdan, bād, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain --9.230\nBILLOW : <wǣg> wave, billow --7.177, 9.137\nBIND : <sǣlan, sǣlde, sǣled> bind --8.171\nBLADE : <blǣd> blade, leaf --1.138\nBOARD : <stēor-bord> starboard, lit. stear(ing)-board --4.424\nBOAT : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --5.217, 5.240, 6.141\nBODY : <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory --7.108, 10.144\nBODY : <feorh-hūs> body, lit. life-house --6.17\nBODY : <flǣsc-homa> body --7.237\nBODY : <līc-homa> body, flesh --10.170\nBOLD : <beadurōf> bold, heroic --10.32\nBOLD : <cēne> bold --6.161\nBOLD : <hwætt> bold, valiant --9.317\nBOLDLY : <bald-līce> boldly --6.145\nBOTH : <bēgen> both --6.100\nBOTH : <ǣg-hwæðer> both...and --5.279, 5.341\nBRANDISH : <ācweccan, ācwehte, ācweht> shake, brandish; quiver --6.142\nBRAVE : <dēor> brave, valiant --9.323\nBRAVE : <stīð> stiff, stern, brave --6.66\nBRAVELY : <unwāclīce> bravely, unwaveringly --6.123\nBREAK : <gebrecan, gebræc, gebrǣcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue --6.8\nBREAST : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --8.108, 8.260\nBREATH : <blǣd> breath, spirit, life --8.264\nBRING : <gedōn> act, do, bring to pass --5.340, 9.347\nBRING : <lǣdan, lǣde, lǣded> lead, bring --7.17, 10.171\nBROAD : <brād> broad, open --4.97, 4.117, 4.120, 4.132, 4.154, 4.173, 4.193, 4.491, 10.16\nBROTHER : <gebrōþor> brother --6.102\nBUT : <hwæðere> but, yet, however --2.216\nBY : <gelǣstan, gelǣste, gelǣset> serve, stand by --1.174\nBY : <þurh> through, by (means of) --2.49, 2.144, 7.52\nCA : <Cædmon> Ca|edmon --2.164\nCALAMITY. : <bealu-sīð> peril, calamity. lit. harm-journey --9.219\nCALL : <hātan, heht, hēton, hāten> call, name; order --4.328, 4.367, 5.232, 5.358, 7.12\nCAMP : <wician, wīcode, wīcod> camp, lodge --4.391\nCAN : <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cūðe> can, know how to --2.181, 2.199\nCARNAGE : <wæl> carnage; battlefield --6.55, 6.84\nCARNAGE : <wælsleaht> slaughter, carnage --8.43\nCARRY : <beran, bær, bǣron, boren> bear, carry --4.285\nCATTLE : <cēap> cattle --5.71\nCATTLE : <feoh-lēas> moneyless, lit. without cattle --5.31\nCEOLMUND : <Cēolmund> Ceolmund --5.117\nCHANNEL : <ædre> artery, channel --7.131\nCHEER : <frēfran, frēfrede, frēfred> cheer, comfort --8.218, 9.198\nCHILL : <frēorig> chill, cold, freezing --8.261\nCLIFF : <hlið> cliff, hill --10.11\nCLIFF : <stān-clif> stony cliff --9.174\nCLOSE : <belūcan, belēac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut --3.210, 7.65, 7.284\nCOLD : <frēorig> chill, cold, freezing --8.261\nCOME : <cuman, cwōm, cwōmon, cumen> come --1.172, 4.453, 5.330\nCOMFORT : <frēfran, frēfrede, frēfred> cheer, comfort --8.218, 9.198\nCOMMAND : <bebēodan, bebēad, bebudon, beboden> command, instruct --2.116\nCOMMAND : <bēodan, bēad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer --3.297\nCOMMAND : <hǣs> behest, command --7.107\nCOMMOTION : <gelāc> tumult, commotion --9.269\nCOMPANION : <gefēra> companion, comrade --3.320, 3.349, 8.239\nCOMPANION : <genēat> companion, retainer --6.140\nCOMPANION : <wilgesīð> dear companion --1.169\nCOMRADE : <gefēra> companion, comrade --3.320, 3.349, 8.239\nCONCEAL : <bewrēon, biwrāh, biwrigon, biwrigen> cover, conceal --8.179\nCONCEAL : <ðeccan, ðeahte, ðeaht> cover, conceal --7.172\nCONCEPTION : <mōdgeþonc> conception, purpose --2.299\nCONSOLATION : <frōfor> relief, solace, consolation --1.49, 1.97\nCOUNCIL : <gemōt> meeting, council, assembly --6.67\nCOVER : <bewrēon, biwrāh, biwrigon, biwrigen> cover, conceal --8.179\nCOVER : <nihts-cūa> night's cover --9.240\nCOVER : <wrēon, wrāh, wrigon, wrigen> hide, cover --7.170, 7.247\nCOVER : <ðeccan, ðeahte, ðeaht> cover, conceal --7.172\nCOW : <nēat> ox, cow --2.108\nCREATE : <gescieppan, gescōp, gescōpon, gesceapen> shape, create --2.319, 5.302\nCROWD : <þringan, þrong, þrungon, þrungen> throng, crowd, press --7.129, 9.61\nCROWN : <bēag> ring, crown --10.56\nCRUEL : <rēðe> fierce, cruel --7.158, 7.221\nCRUEL : <slīðen> cruel, dire, evil --8.235\nCRUEL : <wællgrim> fierce, cruel --7.222\nCRY : <gebǣre> cry, behavior --3.70\nCURRENT : <ēagor-strēam> sea-stream, current --7.133\nCUSTOM : <ðēaw> habit, custom --8.97\nCUT : <forhēawan, forhēow, forhēowon, forhēawen> hew, cut down --6.182\nCUT : <hēawan, hēow, hēowon, hēawen> hew, cut down, kill --6.271\nCWENA : <Cwēnas> Cwenas, Cwena people --4.236, 4.246, 4.287\nCWENAS : <Cwēnas> Cwenas, Cwena people --4.236, 4.246, 4.287\nDARK : <nīpan, nāp, nipon, nipen> grow dark, obscure --9.239\nDAWN : <ūhta> dawn, twilight --8.57\nDAY : <dæg> day --4.199, 4.394, 7.208, 10.31\nDAY : <geswinc-dæg> day of toil --9.16\nDEADLY : <wæl-spere> deadly spear --6.259\nDEAR : <dȳre> dear, beloved --7.109\nDEAR : <lēof> lief, dear, beloved --3.276, 6.228, 8.245\nDEAR : <wilgesīð> dear companion --1.169\nDEAR : <wine-mǣg> dear-, lit. friend-kinsman --6.113, 8.44, 9.108\nDECISION : <dōm> doom, decision; glory --3.230\nDEED : <dǣd> deed, action --9.321\nDEED : <lof-dǣd> praiseworthy deed --1.182\nDEEM : <dēman, dēmde, dēmed> deem, judge; praise --2.44, 10.145\nDELUGE : <flōd> flood, deluge --7.245\nDENY : <oftēon, oftēah, oftugon, oftogen> deny, deprive --1.32\nDEPART : <forð-fēran, forð-fērde, forð-fēred> die, depart, lit. go forth --5.97\nDEPART : <gewītan, gewāt, gewiton, gewiten> depart, go --2.195, 7.8\nDEPRESSED : <hēan> abject, depressed, miserable --8.189, 9.266\nDEPRIVE : <bedrēosan, bedrēas, bedruron, bedroren> bereave, deprive of --9.109\nDEPRIVE : <bedǣlan, bidǣlde, bidǣled> deprive, release --8.167\nDEPRIVE : <oftēon, oftēah, oftugon, oftogen> deny, deprive --1.32\nDESIRE : <gesēcan, gesōhte, gesōht> seek, desire --9.293\nDESIRE : <sēcan, sōhte, sōht> seek, desire --8.196\nDESPISE : <hȳnan, hȳnde, hȳned> despise, injure, insult --6.273\nDESTITUTE : <fēasceaft> poor, destitute --1.38\nDESTITUTE : <fēasceaftig> poor, destitute --9.196\nDESTROY : <gebrecan, gebræc, gebrǣcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue --6.8\nDESTROY : <ofslean, ofslōh, ofslōgon, ofslægen> slay, destroy --3.56, 3.156, 3.196, 3.354, 3.378, 5.444, 5.462\nDEWEY-FEATHERED : <ūrig-feðera> lit. dewey-feathered --9.186\nDIE : <forð-fēran, forð-fērde, forð-fēred> die, depart, lit. go forth --5.97\nDIMINISH : <lȳtlian, lȳtlode, lȳtlod> lessen, diminish --6.169\nDIRE : <fyren-ðearf> dire distress --1.105\nDIRE : <slīðen> cruel, dire, evil --8.235\nDIRECT : <wealdan, wēold, wēoldon, wealden> wield, direct --7.162\nDISGRACEFULLY : <unhēanlīce> not disgracefully, not ignobly --3.19\nDISHONORABLE : <ārlēas> base, dishonorable, wicked --7.234\nDISPERSE : <tō-faran, tō-fōr, tō-fōron, tō-faren> disperse, separate --5.12\nDISTINGUISHED : <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished --5.185\nDISTRESS : <fyren-ðearf> dire distress --1.105\nDISTRICT : <scīr> shire, district, division --4.327\nDIVISION : <scīr> shire, district, division --4.327\nDO : <dōn> do, make --2.95, 9.148, 10.55\nDO : <gedōn> act, do, bring to pass --5.340, 9.347\nDOOM : <dōm> doom, decision; glory --3.230\nDOOMED : <fǣge> doomed, fated --6.16, 7.205\nDOWN : <forhēawan, forhēow, forhēowon, forhēawen> hew, cut down --6.182\nDOWN : <hēawan, hēow, hēowon, hēawen> hew, cut down, kill --6.271\nDRAW : <nēalǣcan, nēalǣcte, nēalǣced> approach, draw near --2.67\nDREARILY : <drēorig> drearily, sadly --8.198\nDREARY : <drēorig> dreary, sad --8.145\nDRY : <drȳge> dry --5.407\nDUST : <grēot> grit, dust, earth --6.185, 10.84\nDWELL : <būan, būde, bȳne> dwell, live --4.333, 4.347\nEACH : <gehwā> each, everyone --1.186, 2.305\nEADULF : <Ēadulf> Eadulf --5.150\nEARTH : <eorð> earth --2.320, 6.87, 7.262, 9.249, 9.307, 10.80\nEARTH : <grēot> grit, dust, earth --6.185, 10.84\nEARTH : <hrūse> earth, ground --8.177, 9.244\nEAST : <wið ēastan> to the east --4.65\nEAST : <Ēast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --5.17, 5.201\nEAST : <Ēast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex --5.132\nEASTWARD : <ēast-weard> eastward --4.96, 4.111\nEASY : <lēoht> light, easy --4.315\nEDMON : <Cædmon> Ca|edmon --2.164\nEITHER : <āhwæþer> either --4.27\nEMPLOY : <nēotan, nēat, nudon, noden> use, employ --6.125\nENCLOSURE : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --8.108, 8.260\nENDURE : <bīdan, bād, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain --9.230\nENDURE : <drēogan, drēag, drugon, drogen> endure, suffer --1.110\nENDURE : <ðolian, ðolade, ðolad> endure, hold out --6.121\nENDURE : <ðrōwian, ðrōwade, ðrōwad> endure, suffer --9.19\nENEMY : <sceaða> enemy, warrior --1.27\nENMITY : <nīð> enmity, hostility --7.219\nENTICE : <wēman, wēmde, wēmed> attract, entice, treat --8.220\nERE : <ǣr> ere, before, formerly --1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95\nESCAPE : <oðwindan, oðwand, oðwundon, oðwunden> escape --5.448\nESSEX : <Ēast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex --5.132\nESTUARY : <mūða> mouth of a river, estuary --5.379, 5.405, 5.439\nETERNAL : <ēce> eternal, everlasting --2.306, 2.331\nEVEN : <ðēah ðe> although, even if --8.12\nEVEN : <ēac> also, even, moreover --5.180, 5.285, 5.459, 7.123\nEVER : <ā> always, ever --6.193, 9.339\nEVER : <ǣfre> ever, always --2.22, 2.275, 3.283\nEVERLASTING : <ēce> eternal, everlasting --2.306, 2.331\nEVERY : <gehwær> on every side, everywhere --7.132\nEVERY : <ǣghwilc> all, every --1.58\nEVERYONE : <gehwā> each, everyone --1.186, 2.305\nEVERYWHERE : <gehwær> on every side, everywhere --7.132\nEVERYWHERE : <wel hwǣr> almost everywhere --5.346\nEVIL : <slīðen> cruel, dire, evil --8.235\nEXCEEDINGLY : <swīðe> very, exceedingly --3.131, 4.11, 4.14, 4.52, 4.270, 4.310, 4.314, 4.474, 5.64, 5.83, 5.207, 5.214, 7.202\nEXCELLENT : <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished --5.185\nEXCELLENT : <gōd> good, excellent --1.75, 1.156, 6.183, 9.312\nEXCEPT : <būton> unless; except (that) --5.306\nEXCEPT : <būton> without, except for --3.125, 3.394, 5.463, 9.133\nEXCESSIVELY : <forswīðe> utterly, excessively --5.58\nEXHAUSTED : <wērig> weary, exhausted --6.83, 8.127, 9.226\nEXHORT : <lǣran, lǣrde, lǣred> teach, advise, exhort --6.147\nEXILE : <wræc-lāst> path of exile, lit. misery track --8.25, 8.256\nEXIST : <bēon> be, become, exist --2.281, 4.47, 4.95, 4.114, 4.151, 4.209, 4.358, 4.426, 4.448, 4.490, 4.506, 5.314, 8.27, 8.93, 8.236, 10.156\nEXPERIENCE : <gebīdan, gebād, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216\nEXPERIENCED : <frōd> old, wise, experienced --6.213\nEXTEND : <licgan, læg, lǣgon, legen> lie, extend, be situated --3.124, 3.197, 4.34, 4.62, 4.524, 6.56, 6.178, 6.230\nEXTENSIVE : <sīd> wide, extensive --7.254\nFAIL : <gedrēosan, gedrēas, gedruron, gedroren> fall, fail --8.288\nFAIRLY : <fæger> fairly, beautifully --9.97\nFALL : <feallan, fēoll, fēollon, feallen> fall, flow --4.473, 6.85, 9.247\nFALL : <gedrēosan, gedrēas, gedruron, gedroren> fall, fail --8.288\nFALL : <onslǣpan, onslēp, onslēpon, onslǣpen> fall asleep --2.137\nFAMOUS : <brēme> famous, renowned --1.137\nFAR : <oð> until, up to, as far as --4.220\nFAR : <wīde> widely, far --1.139, 10.18\nFAST : <fæste> fast, firmly, securely --6.69, 8.109, 8.151\nFATED : <fǣge> doomed, fated --6.16, 7.205\nFATHER : <fæder> father --1.161, 2.301\nFAVOR : <ār> honor, favor --8.8\nFEAST : <gebēorscipe> feast, beer party --2.38, 2.102, 2.190\nFERVID : <hāt> hot, fervid --9.73\nFIERCE : <hrēo> fierce, wild, savage --7.248, 8.132\nFIERCE : <rēðe> fierce, cruel --7.158, 7.221\nFIERCE : <wællgrim> fierce, cruel --7.222\nFIND : <mētan, mētte, mēted> meet, find --3.192\nFIRMLY : <fæste> fast, firmly, securely --6.69, 8.109, 8.151\nFITTING : <gedēfe> fitting, seemly --10.155\nFIVE : <fīf> five --5.464\nFLEE : <flēogan, flēag, flugon, flogen> flee, fly --9.121\nFLEE : <forbūgan, forbēah, forbugon, forbogen> flee from --6.294\nFLESH : <līc-homa> body, flesh --10.170\nFLOOD : <flōd> flood, deluge --7.245\nFLOW : <feallan, fēoll, fēollon, feallen> fall, flow --4.473, 6.85, 9.247\nFLY : <flēogan, flēag, flugon, flogen> flee, fly --9.121\nFOOD-GIVER : <æt-gifa> food-giver --7.46\nFOOT : <fōt> foot --9.63\nFOOTPRINT : <lāst> track, footprint --9.107\nFOR : <tō> as, for --7.35, 7.44\nFORCE : <wrecan, wræc, wræcon, wrecen> wreak, force; tell, utter --7.190, 7.233, 9.11, 10.127\nFOREIGN : <elðēodig> alien, foreign, strange --9.291\nFORMERLY : <ǣr> ere, before, formerly --1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95\nFORTH : <forð> forth, thence --6.25, 10.167\nFORTH : <forð-fēran, forð-fērde, forð-fēred> die, depart, lit. go forth --5.97\nFORTY : <fēowertig> forty --7.207\nFREE : <frēo-mǣg> noble (lit. free) kinsman --8.168\nFREEZING : <frēorig> chill, cold, freezing --8.261\nFRESH : <nīwe> new, fresh --5.366\nFRIEND-KINSMAN : <wine-mǣg> dear-, lit. friend-kinsman --6.113, 8.44, 9.108\nFRIEND-LESS : <frēond-lēas> friend-less --8.217\nFRISIAN : <Frēsisc> Frisian --5.301\nFRONT : <for-faran, for-fōr, for-fōron, for-faren> obstruct, get in front of --5.376\nFROSTY : <hrīm-ceald> ice-cold, frosty --8.22\nFURTHER : <gēn> still, yet, further --10.88\nGEAT : <Gēat> Geat --10.182\nGENTLE : <monðwǣre> kind, gentle --10.202\nGET : <begietan, begeat, begēaton, begieten> get, acquire --5.36, 9.42\nGET : <for-faran, for-fōr, for-fōron, for-faren> obstruct, get in front of --5.376\nGIVE : <forgifan, forgeaf, forgēafon, forgiefen> give, grant --1.127\nGLORY : <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory --7.108, 10.144\nGLORY : <dōm> doom, decision; glory --3.230\nGLORY : <weorðmynd> glory, honor, reverence --1.54\nGLORY : <þrymm> glory, renown --1.11\nGLORY-DESIROUS : <dōm-georn> lit. glory-desirous --8.144\nGO : <faran, fōr, fōron, faren> go, ride, travel --5.41, 5.361, 5.391\nGO : <forð-fēran, forð-fērde, forð-fēred> die, depart, lit. go forth --5.97\nGO : <fēran, fērde, fēred> go, travel --9.286\nGO : <gefaran, gefōr, gefōron, gefaren> go, proceed --7.43\nGO : <gewītan, gewāt, gewiton, gewiten> depart, go --2.195, 7.8\nGO : <gongan, gēong, gēongon, gongen> go, walk --2.106\nGO : <gān> go, walk, move --2.78, 2.192, 3.16, 3.215, 3.305, 6.27, 6.270\nGO : <ā-gān> pass, occur, lit. away go --5.422\nGODRIC : <Godrīc> Godric --6.245, 6.290\nGOOD : <gōd> good, excellent --1.75, 1.156, 6.183, 9.312\nGRACE : <ðanc> thanks, grace, mercy --5.55\nGRACIOUS : <līðe> kind, gracious --10.204\nGRANT : <forgifan, forgeaf, forgēafon, forgiefen> give, grant --1.127\nGRANT : <gelīefan, gelīefde, gelīefed> grant; believe, trust --9.209\nGRANT : <unnan, ann, unnon, ūðe> grant, bestow --3.239\nGRASP : <grīpan, grāp, gripon, gripen> grasp, seize --7.203\nGRASP : <ongietan, ongeat, ongēaton, ongieten> grasp, understand --1.106, 3.7\nGREAT : <mā> great, stout --6.165\nGREET : <grētan, grētte, grēted> greet, approach --2.150\nGRIT : <grēot> grit, dust, earth --6.185, 10.84\nGROUND : <hrūse> earth, ground --8.177, 9.244\nGROW : <nīpan, nāp, nipon, nipen> grow dark, obscure --9.239\nGROW : <weaxan, wēox, wēoxon, wēaxen> wax, grow --1.51\nGROWN : <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished --5.185\nHABIT : <ðēaw> habit, custom --8.97\nHAIL : <hālettan, hālette, hāleted> hail, salute --2.148\nHAMPSHIRE : <Hāmtūn-scīr> Hampshire --5.136\nHANG : <behōn, behēng, behēngon, behongen> hang round --9.117\nHAPPEN : <weorðan, wearð, wurdon, worden> become, happen --1.37, 3.84, 6.6, 10.172\nHARANGUE : <maðelian, maðelode, maðelod> speak, address, harangue --6.134\nHARDSHIP : <earfeðe> hardship, suffering --8.40\nHARDSHIP-TIME : <earfoð-hwīl> lit. hardship-time --9.17\nHARM-JOURNEY : <bealu-sīð> peril, calamity. lit. harm-journey --9.219\nHASTEN : <rǣsan, rǣsde, rǣsed> rush, hasten --3.31\nHASTY : <hraðe> quick, hasty --3.86\nHAUGHTY : <mōd-wlonc> haughty, lit. mood-proud --9.304\nHAVE : <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess --3.57, 3.211, 4.309, 4.395, 5.51, 5.265, 7.39, 7.90, 8.244, 9.23, 9.343, 10.69\nHAVE : <āgan, āh, āgon, āhte> have, possess --9.213\nHE : <hē, hēo, hit> he, she, it --1.47, 1.57, 1.108, 1.121, 1.164, 2.6, 2.16, 2.21, 2.34, 2.46, 2.62, 2.66, 2.70, 2.80, 2.90, 2.97, 2.112, 2.125, 2.131, 2.140, 2.147, 2.152, 2.154, 2.177, 2.208, 2.213, 2.229, 2.242, 2.254, 2.261, 2.274, 2.298, 2.303, 2.317, 3.12, 3.20, 3.23, 3.33, 3.35, 3.46, 3.54, 3.55, 3.95, 3.104, 3.106, 3.117, 3.122, 3.150, 3.160, 3.163, 3.168, 3.174, 3.176, 3.208, 3.226, 3.227, 3.228, 3.235, 3.236, 3.248, 3.251, 3.253, 3.258, 3.271, 3.273, 3.279, 3.282, 3.284, 3.298, 3.299, 3.302, 3.314, 3.319, 3.338, 3.340, 3.341, 3.364, 3.372, 3.383, 3.402, 3.403, 3.408, 4.5, 4.25, 4.112, 4.142, 4.145, 4.149, 4.259, 4.288, 4.308, 4.331, 4.341, 4.349, 4.377, 4.409, 4.425, 4.452, 5.33, 5.61, 5.181, 5.219, 5.308, 5.312, 5.377, 5.392, 5.398, 5.432, 6.42, 6.46, 6.50, 6.112, 6.117, 6.143, 6.240, 6.256, 6.265, 6.275, 7.5, 7.10, 7.22, 7.45, 7.48, 7.53, 7.63, 7.71, 7.96, 7.281, 8.6, 8.13, 8.75, 8.106, 8.107, 8.112, 8.116, 8.148, 8.242, 8.255, 8.273, 8.278, 8.281, 9.49, 9.94, 9.177, 9.208, 9.309, 9.320, 9.332, 9.333, 9.338, 9.340, 9.345, 10.39, 10.52, 10.86, 10.94, 10.142, 10.154, 10.159, 10.166, 10.196\nHE : <sē, sēo, ðæt> he, she, it --1.84, 1.92, 2.210, 3.68, 3.130, 3.213, 3.256, 3.398, 4.489, 5.85, 5.248, 5.277, 5.457, 6.137, 6.196, 7.159, 8.208, 8.231, 9.211\nHEAR : <gefrīnan, gefrān, gefrūnon, gefrūnen> learn, hear of --1.12\nHEAR : <gehīeran, gehīerede, gehīered> hear (of) --2.277, 3.144, 9.132\nHEAR : <hīeran, hīerde, hīered> hear, obey; belong --1.62\nHEART : <brēost-cofa> heart, affections --8.149\nHEART : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --8.108, 8.260\nHEART-CARE : <brēost-cearu> anxiety, heart-care --9.21\nHEARTH-COMPANION : <heorð-genēat> lit. hearth-companion --10.186\nHEAVEN : <heofon-rīce> kingdom of heaven --2.293, 7.66\nHEEL : <hōh> heel; promontory --7.64\nHELGELAND : <Hālgo-land> Helgeland --4.329\nHERE : <hēr> here --6.177\nHEROIC : <beadurōf> bold, heroic --10.32\nHEW : <forhēawan, forhēow, forhēowon, forhēawen> hew, cut down --6.182\nHEW : <hēawan, hēow, hēowon, hēawen> hew, cut down, kill --6.271\nHIDE : <wrēon, wrāh, wrigon, wrigen> hide, cover --7.170, 7.247\nHIGH : <hēah> high --5.286, 7.251, 10.14\nHILL : <hlið> cliff, hill --10.11\nHOAR-FROST : <hrīm> rime, hoar-frost --9.243\nHOLD : <healdan, hēold, hēoldon, lealden> hold, retain, preserve --8.111, 10.81\nHOLD : <ðolian, ðolade, ðolad> endure, hold out --6.121\nHOLY : <hālig> holy --2.325\nHOME : <hām> home, homewards --2.77\nHOME : <ēðel> home, native land --8.166\nHOMEWARDS : <hām> home, homewards --2.77\nHONOR : <weorðmynd> glory, honor, reverence --1.54\nHONOR : <worold-ār> worldly honor --1.126\nHONOR : <ār> honor, favor --8.8\nHONORABLY : <weorðlīc> worthily, honorably --10.40\nHORSE-THANE : <hors-þegn> horse-thane --5.170\nHOST : <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory --7.108, 10.144\nHOSTAGE : <gīsel> hostage --3.128\nHOSTILITY : <nīð> enmity, hostility --7.219\nHOT : <hāt> hot, fervid --9.73\nHOUSE : <hūs> house --2.81, 2.100\nHOW : <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cūðe> can, know how to --2.181, 2.199\nHOW : <hū> how --1.13, 8.234, 8.277, 9.14, 9.99, 9.224\nHOWEVER : <hwæðere> but, yet, however --2.216\nHOWEVER : <þēah> yet, though, however --3.407, 4.48, 5.182\nICE-COLD : <hrīm-ceald> ice-cold, frosty --8.22\nICE-COLD : <īs-ceald> ice-cold --9.102, 9.136\nICICLE : <hrīm-gicel> icicle --9.118\nICY-FEATHERED : <īsig-feðera> lit. icy-feathered --9.180\nIF : <ðēah ðe> although, even if --8.12\nIGNOBLY : <unhēanlīce> not disgracefully, not ignobly --3.19\nIMMEDIATELY : <sōna> immediately --2.262\nIN : <tō> (in)to --1.96, 2.79, 2.107, 2.323, 3.209, 4.155, 4.454, 5.42, 5.334, 5.364, 6.246, 8.89, 8.238, 8.284, 9.151, 9.285\nINEXORABLE : <ārǣd> arranged, inexorable --8.29\nING : <stēor-bord> starboard, lit. stear(ing)-board --4.424\nINHABITED : <bȳn> inhabited, occupied --4.70, 4.93\nINJURE : <hȳnan, hȳnde, hȳned> despise, injure, insult --6.273\nINSTRUCT : <bebēodan, bebēad, bebudon, beboden> command, instruct --2.116\nINSULT : <hȳnan, hȳnde, hȳned> despise, injure, insult --6.273\nINTEND : <ðencan, ðōhte, ðōht> think, intend, resolve --6.203, 6.231\nINTOXICATED : <wīn-gāl> intoxicated, lit. wine-gay --9.223\nIRELAND : <Īra-land> Ireland --4.428, 4.436\nISLAND : <īglond> island --4.432\nIT : <hē, hēo, hit> he, she, it --1.47, 1.57, 1.108, 1.121, 1.164, 2.6, 2.16, 2.21, 2.34, 2.46, 2.62, 2.66, 2.70, 2.80, 2.90, 2.97, 2.112, 2.125, 2.131, 2.140, 2.147, 2.152, 2.154, 2.177, 2.208, 2.213, 2.229, 2.242, 2.254, 2.261, 2.274, 2.298, 2.303, 2.317, 3.12, 3.20, 3.23, 3.33, 3.35, 3.46, 3.54, 3.55, 3.95, 3.104, 3.106, 3.117, 3.122, 3.150, 3.160, 3.163, 3.168, 3.174, 3.176, 3.208, 3.226, 3.227, 3.228, 3.235, 3.236, 3.248, 3.251, 3.253, 3.258, 3.271, 3.273, 3.279, 3.282, 3.284, 3.298, 3.299, 3.302, 3.314, 3.319, 3.338, 3.340, 3.341, 3.364, 3.372, 3.383, 3.402, 3.403, 3.408, 4.5, 4.25, 4.112, 4.142, 4.145, 4.149, 4.259, 4.288, 4.308, 4.331, 4.341, 4.349, 4.377, 4.409, 4.425, 4.452, 5.33, 5.61, 5.181, 5.219, 5.308, 5.312, 5.377, 5.392, 5.398, 5.432, 6.42, 6.46, 6.50, 6.112, 6.117, 6.143, 6.240, 6.256, 6.265, 6.275, 7.5, 7.10, 7.22, 7.45, 7.48, 7.53, 7.63, 7.71, 7.96, 7.281, 8.6, 8.13, 8.75, 8.106, 8.107, 8.112, 8.116, 8.148, 8.242, 8.255, 8.273, 8.278, 8.281, 9.49, 9.94, 9.177, 9.208, 9.309, 9.320, 9.332, 9.333, 9.338, 9.340, 9.345, 10.39, 10.52, 10.86, 10.94, 10.142, 10.154, 10.159, 10.166, 10.196\nIT : <sē, sēo, ðæt> he, she, it --1.84, 1.92, 2.210, 3.68, 3.130, 3.213, 3.256, 3.398, 4.489, 5.85, 5.248, 5.277, 5.457, 6.137, 6.196, 7.159, 8.208, 8.231, 9.211\nJOURNEY : <lagu-lād> water-way, ocean journey --8.16\nJOURNEY : <sīð> journey, voyage --9.12\nJUDGE : <dēman, dēmde, dēmed> deem, judge; praise --2.44, 10.145\nKEEL : <cēol> keel (of a ship) --9.26\nKILL : <hēawan, hēow, hēowon, hēawen> hew, cut down, kill --6.271\nKIND : <līðe> kind, gracious --10.204\nKIND : <monðwǣre> kind, gentle --10.202\nKINGDOM : <heofon-rīce> kingdom of heaven --2.293, 7.66\nKINGDOM : <rīce> kingdom, reign --3.238\nKINSMAN : <frēo-mǣg> noble (lit. free) kinsman --8.168\nKINSMAN : <mǣg> kinsman --3.252, 3.275, 3.300\nKNOW : <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cūðe> can, know how to --2.181, 2.199\nKNOW : <witan, wāt, witon, wiste> know, observe --8.91, 8.214, 8.230, 9.92\nKNOWN : <cȳðan, cȳðde, cȳðed> reveal, make known --3.249\nLAKE : <sǣ> sea, lake --4.37, 4.476, 4.523, 5.40, 7.143, 8.23, 9.103, 9.135\nLAMENT : <cwīðan, cwīðe, cwīðed> accuse; bewail, lament --8.61, 10.122\nLAND : <ēðel> home, native land --8.166\nLAND : <ēðel-land> native land --7.179\nLANE : <brim-lād> path of the sea, lit. sea lane --9.229\nLARBOARD : <bæc-bord> larboard, port side --4.461\nLEAD : <lǣdan, lǣde, lǣded> lead, bring --7.17, 10.171\nLEADING : <Norðweg> Norway, lit. way leading north --4.462\nLEAF : <blǣd> blade, leaf --1.138\nLEARN : <gefrīnan, gefrān, gefrūnon, gefrūnen> learn, hear of --1.12\nLEAVE : <forlǣtan, forlēt, forlēton, forlǣten> leave, abandon --2.98, 6.258, 10.77\nLEAVE : <lǣfan, lǣfde, lǣfed> leave, bequeath --3.177\nLEFT : <lāf> remnant, what is left --10.35\nLESSEN : <lȳtlian, lȳtlode, lȳtlod> lessen, diminish --6.169\nLET : <lǣtan, lēt, lēton, lǣten> let, allow --7.125\nLIE : <licgan, læg, lǣgon, legen> lie, extend, be situated --3.124, 3.197, 4.34, 4.62, 4.524, 6.56, 6.178, 6.230\nLIEF : <lēof> lief, dear, beloved --3.276, 6.228, 8.245\nLIFE : <blǣd> breath, spirit, life --8.264\nLIFE : <līf> life --9.214\nLIFE : <weorold hād> secular life --2.10\nLIFE-HOUSE : <feorh-hūs> body, lit. life-house --6.17\nLIFE-LORD : <Līf-frea> lit. Life-lord --1.123\nLIFT : <āhebban, āhōf, āhōfon, āhafen> raise, lift up --7.259\nLIGHT : <lēoht> light, easy --4.315\nLITTLE : <hwōn> somewhat, a little --4.119\nLITTLE : <lȳt> little, small number --8.243, 9.210\nLITTLE : <lȳtel> little, small --4.311\nLIVE : <būan, būde, bȳne> dwell, live --4.333, 4.347\nLOCK : <belūcan, belēac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut --3.210, 7.65, 7.284\nLODGE : <wician, wīcode, wīcod> camp, lodge --4.391\nLONG : <geāra> yore, long since --8.173\nLOOK : <sēon, seah, sǣgon, segen> see, look --4.496\nLORD : <frēa> lord, master --2.337, 7.37\nLORD : <hlāford> lord, master --3.280, 6.225, 10.184\nLOVE : <frēogan, frēoge, frēog> love --10.164\nMAKE : <cȳðan, cȳðde, cȳðed> reveal, make known --3.249\nMAKE : <dōn> do, make --2.95, 9.148, 10.55\nMANY : <mænig> many --4.525\nMARAUDING : <stæl-here> marauding army --5.212\nMASTER : <frēa> lord, master --2.337, 7.37\nMASTER : <hlāford> lord, master --3.280, 6.225, 10.184\nMAY : <magan, mæg, magon, meahte> may, be able to --2.218, 4.32, 4.113, 4.150, 4.176, 4.196, 4.382, 4.497, 5.315, 6.194, 8.126, 8.207, 9.5, 9.199, 10.44\nMEANS : <spēd> means, riches, success --7.79\nMEANS : <þurh> through, by (means of) --2.49, 2.144, 7.52\nMEET : <mētan, mētte, mēted> meet, find --3.192\nMEETING : <gemōt> meeting, council, assembly --6.67\nMEMBER : <lēod> person, member of tribe --1.173, 10.8, 10.183, 10.203\nMERCY : <ðanc> thanks, grace, mercy --5.55\nMEW : <mǣw> mew, sea-gull --9.161\nMIGHT : <mægen> might, strength --6.168\nMILE : <mīl> mile --4.116, 4.153, 4.527\nMIND : <ferð> mind, soul, spirit --9.197, 9.284, 10.163\nMIND : <mōd> mood, mind --6.162, 8.127, 9.80, 9.280\nMIND : <mōd-sefa> mind, spirit --8.76, 8.161\nMISERABLE : <hēan> abject, depressed, miserable --8.189, 9.266\nMISERY : <wræc-lāst> path of exile, lit. misery track --8.25, 8.256\nMOAN : <mǣnan, mǣnde, mǣned> moan, relate, speak of --10.125\nMONEYLESS : <feoh-lēas> moneyless, lit. without cattle --5.31\nMONTH : <mōnað> month --4.386\nMOOD : <mōd> mood, mind --6.162, 8.127, 9.80, 9.280\nMOOD-CARING : <mōd-cearig> anxious, sorrowful, lit. mood-caring --8.14\nMOOD-PROUD : <mōd-wlonc> haughty, lit. mood-proud --9.304\nMOOR : <mōr> moor; mountainous region --4.64, 4.81, 4.157, 4.167, 4.218, 4.254, 4.276\nMOREOVER : <ēac> also, even, moreover --5.180, 5.285, 5.459, 7.123\nMOUND : <hlǣw> mound --10.9, 10.106\nMOUNT : <gestīgan, gestāh, gestigon, gestigen> mount, ascend --7.101\nMOUNTAINOUS : <mōr> moor; mountainous region --4.64, 4.81, 4.157, 4.167, 4.218, 4.254, 4.276\nMOUTH : <mūð> mouth --7.69\nMOUTH : <mūða> mouth of a river, estuary --5.379, 5.405, 5.439\nMOVE : <gān> go, walk, move --2.78, 2.192, 3.16, 3.215, 3.305, 6.27, 6.270\nMOVE : <hrēran, hrērde, hrēred> move, stir --8.19\nNAME : <hātan, heht, hēton, hāten> call, name; order --4.328, 4.367, 5.232, 5.358, 7.12\nNARROW : <smæl> small, narrow --4.15, 4.103, 4.146\nNATION : <mǣgþ> tribe, nation --1.30, 1.185\nNATIVE : <ēðel> home, native land --8.166\nNATIVE : <ēðel-land> native land --7.179\nNEAR : <nēah> near --8.205\nNEAR : <nēalǣcan, nēalǣcte, nēalǣced> approach, draw near --2.67\nNEARLY : <fulnēah> almost, very nearly --5.250\nNEED : <ðearf> need, requirement --6.120\nNEITHER : <nā-hwæðer> neither...nor --5.298\nNEW : <nīwe> new, fresh --5.366\nNEXT : <ōðer> other, next, second --4.215, 4.509, 5.256, 5.289, 7.210\nNIGHT : <nihts-cūa> night's cover --9.240\nNO : <nā> no, nor, not (at all) --6.288\nNO : <nā> no, not --2.183, 2.198\nNOBLE : <frēo-mǣg> noble (lit. free) kinsman --8.168\nNOBLE : <æðelo> noble race --7.272\nNOBLEMAN : <æðeling> nobleman, prince --1.15, 3.26, 3.97, 3.188, 3.377, 10.109\nNOISE : <swēg> noise, sound --9.157\nNOR : <nā> no, nor, not (at all) --6.288\nNOR : <nā-hwæðer> neither...nor --5.298\nNORTH : <Norðweg> Norway, lit. way leading north --4.462\nNORTH : <be norðan> north of --4.348\nNORTH : <norð> north(wards) --4.101\nNORTH : <norðan> from the north --9.241\nNORTH-MAN : <Norð-mann> Norwegian, lit. north-man --4.8, 4.251, 4.257, 4.300\nNORTHUMBRIA : <Norð-hymbre> Northumbrians, Northumbria --5.20, 5.204\nNORTHUMBRIANS : <Norð-hymbre> Northumbrians, Northumbria --5.20, 5.204\nNORTHWARD : <norð-weard> northward --4.141, 4.223, 4.235\nNORWAY : <Norðweg> Norway, lit. way leading north --4.462\nNORWEGIAN : <Norð-mann> Norwegian, lit. north-man --4.8, 4.251, 4.257, 4.300\nNOT : <nā> no, nor, not (at all) --6.288\nNOT : <nā> no, not --2.183, 2.198\nNOT : <nālæs> not at all --8.257, 8.262\nNOT : <unhēanlīce> not disgracefully, not ignobly --3.19\nNOW : <nū> now --2.289, 6.198, 8.70, 9.261, 10.87\nNUMBER : <lȳt> little, small number --8.243, 9.210\nOAR : <ār> oar --5.267\nOBEY : <hīeran, hīerde, hīered> hear, obey; belong --1.62\nOBSCURE : <nīpan, nāp, nipon, nipen> grow dark, obscure --9.239\nOBSERVE : <gesēon, geseah, gesǣgon, gesegen> see, observe --2.63, 10.19\nOBSERVE : <witan, wāt, witon, wiste> know, observe --8.91, 8.214, 8.230, 9.92\nOBSTRUCT : <for-faran, for-fōr, for-fōron, for-faren> obstruct, get in front of --5.376\nOCCASION : <mǣl> time, occasion --9.282\nOCCUPIED : <bȳn> inhabited, occupied --4.70, 4.93\nOCCUR : <ā-gān> pass, occur, lit. away go --5.422\nOCEAN : <lagu-lād> water-way, ocean journey --8.16\nOFFER : <bēodan, bēad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer --3.297\nOFFER : <gebēodan, gebēad, gebudon, geboden> offer --3.102, 3.225, 3.321\nOFFSPRING : <fæsl> progeny, offspring --7.36\nOHTHERE : <Ōhthere> Ohthere --4.323\nOLD : <frōd> old, wise, experienced --6.213\nOLD : <gīo> before, of old --8.174\nONE : <ān> a, an, one --3.126, 3.395, 4.344, 4.359, 4.385, 5.447, 8.72\nOPEN : <brād> broad, open --4.97, 4.117, 4.120, 4.132, 4.154, 4.173, 4.193, 4.491, 10.16\nOPEN : <ūter-mere> outer sea, open sea --5.382\nOR : <oððe> or --4.28, 4.30, 4.118, 4.131, 8.204, 8.215\nORDER : <hātan, heht, hēton, hāten> call, name; order --4.328, 4.367, 5.232, 5.358, 7.12\nORDER : <þæt> so/in order that --1.163, 2.96, 4.148, 9.287\nOSRIC : <Ōsrīc> Osric --3.165\nOSWOLD : <Ōswold> Oswold --6.95\nOTHER : <ōðer> other, next, second --4.215, 4.509, 5.256, 5.289, 7.210\nOUT : <ūt> out --2.104, 2.191, 3.30, 5.396\nOUTER : <ūter-mere> outer sea, open sea --5.382\nOUTWARD : <ūte-weard> outward --5.440\nOVER : <wadan, wōd, wōdon, waden> wade, stride over --6.10, 8.24, 8.191\nOWN : <āgen> own --3.229, 7.78\nOX : <nēat> ox, cow --2.108\nPARTY : <gebēorscipe> feast, beer party --2.38, 2.102, 2.190\nPASS : <gedōn> act, do, bring to pass --5.340, 9.347\nPASS : <ā-gān> pass, occur, lit. away go --5.422\nPATH : <brim-lād> path of the sea, lit. sea lane --9.229\nPATH : <wræc-lāst> path of exile, lit. misery track --8.25, 8.256\nPENETRATE : <fēolan, fealh, fulgon, folen> reach, penetrate --3.374\nPENETRATE : <ðurhwadan, ðurhwōd, ðurhwōdon, ðurhwaden> pierce, penetrate --6.15\nPEOPLE : <Cwēnas> Cwenas, Cwena people --4.236, 4.246, 4.287\nPEOPLE-KING : <ðēod-cyning> lit. people-king --1.10\nPERIL : <bealu-sīð> peril, calamity. lit. harm-journey --9.219\nPERSON : <lēod> person, member of tribe --1.173, 10.8, 10.183, 10.203\nPIERCE : <ðurhwadan, ðurhwōd, ðurhwōdon, ðurhwaden> pierce, penetrate --6.15\nPIRATE : <wīcing> Viking, pirate --6.263\nPLACE : <stōw> place --4.51, 4.171, 4.191\nPOEM : <lēoð> song, poem --2.24\nPOOR : <fēasceaft> poor, destitute --1.38\nPOOR : <fēasceaftig> poor, destitute --9.196\nPORT : <bæc-bord> larboard, port side --4.461\nPOSSESS : <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess --3.57, 3.211, 4.309, 4.395, 5.51, 5.265, 7.39, 7.90, 8.244, 9.23, 9.343, 10.69\nPOSSESS : <āgan, āh, āgon, āhte> have, possess --9.213\nPOUND : <bēatan, bēot, bēoton, bēaten> beat, pound, strike --9.175\nPRAISE : <dēman, dēmde, dēmed> deem, judge; praise --2.44, 10.145\nPRAISEWORTHY : <lof-dǣd> praiseworthy deed --1.182\nPRESERVE : <healdan, hēold, hēoldon, lealden> hold, retain, preserve --8.111, 10.81\nPRESS : <þringan, þrong, þrungon, þrungen> throng, crowd, press --7.129, 9.61\nPRINCE : <æðeling> nobleman, prince --1.15, 3.26, 3.97, 3.188, 3.377, 10.109\nPROCEED : <gefaran, gefōr, gefōron, gefaren> go, proceed --7.43\nPROGENY : <fæsl> progeny, offspring --7.36\nPROMONTORY : <hōh> heel; promontory --7.64\nPROSPER : <geþēon, geþāh, geþigon, geþigen> thrive, prosper --1.188\nPROSPER : <ðēon, ðāh, ðigon, ðigen> thrive, prosper --1.55\nPROTECTOR-KINSMAN : <hlēo-mǣg> lit. protector-kinsman --9.195\nPRUDENT : <glēaw> wise, prudent --7.102\nPURPOSE : <mōdgeþonc> conception, purpose --2.299\nQUICK : <hraðe> quick, hasty --3.86\nQUIVER : <ācweccan, ācwehte, ācweht> shake, brandish; quiver --6.142\nRACE : <æðelo> noble race --7.272\nRAISE : <āhebban, āhōf, āhōfon, āhafen> raise, lift up --7.259\nREACH : <fēolan, fealh, fulgon, folen> reach, penetrate --3.374\nRECEIPT : <sinc-þegu> lit. treasure receipt --8.276\nRECEIVE : <geþicgan, geþeah, geþǣgon, geþegen> take, accept, receive --3.107\nRECEIVE : <onfōn, onfēng, onfēngon, onfangen> accept, receive --2.258\nRECLUSE : <ānhaga> recluse, wanderer --8.7\nREGION : <mōr> moor; mountainous region --4.64, 4.81, 4.157, 4.167, 4.218, 4.254, 4.276\nREIGN : <rīce> kingdom, reign --3.238\nRELATE : <mǣnan, mǣnde, mǣned> moan, relate, speak of --10.125\nRELATE : <āsecgan, āsægde, āsægd> say, relate --8.80\nRELEASE : <bedǣlan, bidǣlde, bidǣled> deprive, release --8.167\nRELIEF : <frōfor> relief, solace, consolation --1.49, 1.97\nREMAIN : <bīdan, bād, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain --9.230\nREMAIN : <gebīdan, gebād, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216\nREMNANT : <lāf> remnant, what is left --10.35\nRENOWN : <þrymm> glory, renown --1.11\nRENOWNED : <brēme> famous, renowned --1.137\nREPLY : <oncweðan, oncwæð, oncwǣdon, oncweden> answer, reply to --9.179\nREQUIREMENT : <ðearf> need, requirement --6.120\nRESIST : <wiðstandan, wiðstōd, wiðstōdon, wiðstanden> withstand, resist --8.129\nRESOLVE : <ðencan, ðōhte, ðōht> think, intend, resolve --6.203, 6.231\nRESOUND : <swogan, swēog, swēogon, swōgen> resound, roar --7.135\nRETAIN : <healdan, hēold, hēoldon, lealden> hold, retain, preserve --8.111, 10.81\nRETAINER : <genēat> companion, retainer --6.140\nRETAINERS : <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory --7.108, 10.144\nREVEAL : <cȳðan, cȳðde, cȳðed> reveal, make known --3.249\nREVERENCE : <weorðmynd> glory, honor, reverence --1.54\nRICHES : <spēd> means, riches, success --7.79\nRIDE : <faran, fōr, fōron, faren> go, ride, travel --5.41, 5.361, 5.391\nRIDE : <rīdan, rād, ridon, riden> ride --3.159, 10.107\nRIME : <hrīm> rime, hoar-frost --9.243\nRING : <bēag> ring, crown --10.56\nRISE : <stīgan, stāh, stigon, stigen> rise, ascend --7.145\nRIVER : <mūða> mouth of a river, estuary --5.379, 5.405, 5.439\nROAR : <swogan, swēog, swēogon, swōgen> resound, roar --7.135\nROCHESTER : <Hrōfe-ceaster> Rochester --5.115\nROCKY : <clūdig> rocky --4.53\nROOF : <hrōf> roof --2.324, 7.42\nROOMY : <rūm> roomy, spacious --7.124\nROUND : <behōn, behēng, behēngon, behongen> hang round --9.117\nROUND : <ymbsittan, ymbsæt, ymbsǣton, ymbseten> besiege, lit. sit round --1.59\nRUSH : <rǣsan, rǣsde, rǣsed> rush, hasten --3.31\nSAD : <drēorig> dreary, sad --8.145\nSADLY : <drēorig> drearily, sadly --8.198\nSALT-WAVE : <sealt-ȳð> lit. salt-wave --9.268\nSALUTE : <hālettan, hālette, hāleted> hail, salute --2.148\nSAVAGE : <hrēo> fierce, wild, savage --7.248, 8.132\nSAXONS : <Sūð-Seaxan> South Saxons, Sussex --5.154\nSAXONS : <Ēast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex --5.132\nSAY : <cweðan, cwæð, cwǣdon, cweden> say, speak --2.179, 2.209, 2.228, 2.241, 3.270, 3.315, 3.337, 4.143, 4.342, 4.378, 8.38, 10.194\nSAY : <secgan, sægde, sægd> say --4.6, 4.324, 9.13\nSAY : <sprecan, spræc, sprǣcon, sprecen> speak, say --2.214, 10.131\nSAY : <āsecgan, āsægde, āsægd> say, relate --8.80\nSCEFING : <Scyld Scēfing> Scyld Scefing --1.26\nSCYLD : <Scyld Scēfing> Scyld Scefing --1.26\nSEA : <brim-lād> path of the sea, lit. sea lane --9.229\nSEA : <hron-rād> sea, lit. whale-road --1.61\nSEA : <sǣ> sea, lake --4.37, 4.476, 4.523, 5.40, 7.143, 8.23, 9.103, 9.135\nSEA : <waðum> wave, sea --8.194\nSEA : <ūter-mere> outer sea, open sea --5.382\nSEA-GULL : <mǣw> mew, sea-gull --9.161\nSEA-HOUSE : <mere-hūs> sea-house --7.68\nSEA-STREAM : <ēagor-strēam> sea-stream, current --7.133\nSEA-VOYAGE : <sǣ-fōr> sea-voyage --9.341\nSEA-WEARY : <mere-wērig> sea-weary --9.79\nSEACOAST : <sǣ-rima> seashore, seacoast --5.349\nSEASHORE : <sǣ-rima> seashore, seacoast --5.349\nSECOND : <ōðer> other, next, second --4.215, 4.509, 5.256, 5.289, 7.210\nSECULAR : <weorold hād> secular life --2.10\nSECURELY : <fæste> fast, firmly, securely --6.69, 8.109, 8.151\nSEE : <gesēon, geseah, gesǣgon, gesegen> see, observe --2.63, 10.19\nSEE : <sēon, seah, sǣgon, segen> see, look --4.496\nSEEK : <gesēcan, gesōhte, gesōht> seek, desire --9.293\nSEEK : <sēcan, sōhte, sōht> seek, desire --8.196\nSEEM : <ðyncan, ðūhte, geðūht> seem, appear; think --5.310\nSEEMLY : <gedēfe> fitting, seemly --10.155\nSEIZE : <gefōn, gefēng, gefēngon, gefangen> take, seize --5.431\nSEIZE : <geniman, genam, genāmon, genumen> seize, take --10.68\nSEIZE : <grīpan, grāp, gripon, gripen> grasp, seize --7.203\nSEPARATE : <tō-faran, tō-fōr, tō-fōron, tō-faren> disperse, separate --5.12\nSERVE : <gelǣstan, gelǣste, gelǣset> serve, stand by --1.174\nSETTLE : <tēon, tēode, tēodod> adorn, settle --2.334\nSHAKE : <ācweccan, ācwehte, ācweht> shake, brandish; quiver --6.142\nSHAPE : <gescieppan, gescōp, gescōpon, gesceapen> shape, create --2.319, 5.302\nSHE : <hē, hēo, hit> he, she, it --1.47, 1.57, 1.108, 1.121, 1.164, 2.6, 2.16, 2.21, 2.34, 2.46, 2.62, 2.66, 2.70, 2.80, 2.90, 2.97, 2.112, 2.125, 2.131, 2.140, 2.147, 2.152, 2.154, 2.177, 2.208, 2.213, 2.229, 2.242, 2.254, 2.261, 2.274, 2.298, 2.303, 2.317, 3.12, 3.20, 3.23, 3.33, 3.35, 3.46, 3.54, 3.55, 3.95, 3.104, 3.106, 3.117, 3.122, 3.150, 3.160, 3.163, 3.168, 3.174, 3.176, 3.208, 3.226, 3.227, 3.228, 3.235, 3.236, 3.248, 3.251, 3.253, 3.258, 3.271, 3.273, 3.279, 3.282, 3.284, 3.298, 3.299, 3.302, 3.314, 3.319, 3.338, 3.340, 3.341, 3.364, 3.372, 3.383, 3.402, 3.403, 3.408, 4.5, 4.25, 4.112, 4.142, 4.145, 4.149, 4.259, 4.288, 4.308, 4.331, 4.341, 4.349, 4.377, 4.409, 4.425, 4.452, 5.33, 5.61, 5.181, 5.219, 5.308, 5.312, 5.377, 5.392, 5.398, 5.432, 6.42, 6.46, 6.50, 6.112, 6.117, 6.143, 6.240, 6.256, 6.265, 6.275, 7.5, 7.10, 7.22, 7.45, 7.48, 7.53, 7.63, 7.71, 7.96, 7.281, 8.6, 8.13, 8.75, 8.106, 8.107, 8.112, 8.116, 8.148, 8.242, 8.255, 8.273, 8.278, 8.281, 9.49, 9.94, 9.177, 9.208, 9.309, 9.320, 9.332, 9.333, 9.338, 9.340, 9.345, 10.39, 10.52, 10.86, 10.94, 10.142, 10.154, 10.159, 10.166, 10.196\nSHE : <sē, sēo, ðæt> he, she, it --1.84, 1.92, 2.210, 3.68, 3.130, 3.213, 3.256, 3.398, 4.489, 5.85, 5.248, 5.277, 5.457, 6.137, 6.196, 7.159, 8.208, 8.231, 9.211\nSHIP : <cēol> keel (of a ship) --9.26\nSHIP : <wæg-þel> ship, lit. wave-planking --7.20\nSHIP : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --5.217, 5.240, 6.141\nSHIRE : <scīr> shire, district, division --4.327\nSHORE : <sūð-stæð> south shore --5.210\nSHORE-WALL : <stæð-weall> shore-wall --7.147\nSHOWER : <scūr> shower --9.120\nSHUT : <belūcan, belēac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut --3.210, 7.65, 7.284\nSIDE : <bæc-bord> larboard, port side --4.461\nSIDE : <gehwær> on every side, everywhere --7.132\nSIGN : <bēcn> beacon, sign --10.33\nSINCE : <geāra> yore, long since --8.173\nSINCE : <siððan> since, when, afterwards --4.513, 8.172\nSINGLE : <ān> alone, single --8.56\nSIT : <ymbsittan, ymbsæt, ymbsǣton, ymbseten> besiege, lit. sit round --1.59\nSITUATED : <licgan, læg, lǣgon, legen> lie, extend, be situated --3.124, 3.197, 4.34, 4.62, 4.524, 6.56, 6.178, 6.230\nSKIRINGSSAL : <Scīringes-hēal> Skiringssal --4.368, 4.455, 4.472\nSLAUGHTER : <wælsleaht> slaughter, carnage --8.43\nSLAY : <ofslean, ofslōh, ofslōgon, ofslægen> slay, destroy --3.56, 3.156, 3.196, 3.354, 3.378, 5.444, 5.462\nSLIT : <slītan, slāt, sliton, sliten> slit, tear --9.78\nSMALL : <lȳt> little, small number --8.243, 9.210\nSMALL : <lȳtel> little, small --4.311\nSMALL : <smæl> small, narrow --4.15, 4.103, 4.146\nSNOW : <snīwan, snīwde, snīwed> snow --9.242\nSO : <swā> so, thus --1.152, 2.302, 4.100, 4.102, 4.172, 4.174, 4.192, 4.194, 5.252, 5.254, 5.307, 6.227, 6.239, 6.264, 7.9, 7.47, 8.37, 8.115, 8.159, 10.38, 10.91, 10.93, 10.153, 10.180\nSO : <tō þæs> so --9.316, 9.322, 9.335\nSO : <þæs> so --9.303, 9.311\nSO : <þæt> so/in order that --1.163, 2.96, 4.148, 9.287\nSOLACE : <frōfor> relief, solace, consolation --1.49, 1.97\nSOMETHING : <hwæt-hwegu> something --2.167\nSOMEWHAT : <hwōn> somewhat, a little --4.119\nSONG : <hlēoðor> song, sound --9.154\nSONG : <lēoð> song, poem --2.24\nSORROWFUL : <mōd-cearig> anxious, sorrowful, lit. mood-caring --8.14\nSOUL : <ferð> mind, soul, spirit --9.197, 9.284, 10.163\nSOUND : <hlēoðor> song, sound --9.154\nSOUND : <swēg> noise, sound --9.157\nSOUTH : <Sūð-Seaxan> South Saxons, Sussex --5.154\nSOUTH : <sūð> south(wards) --5.38\nSOUTH : <sūð-stæð> south shore --5.210\nSOUTH : <wið sūðan> to the south --4.470\nSOUTHWARD : <sūðe-weard> southward --4.213, 4.362\nSPACIOUS : <rūm> roomy, spacious --7.124\nSPEAK : <cweðan, cwæð, cwǣdon, cweden> say, speak --2.179, 2.209, 2.228, 2.241, 3.270, 3.315, 3.337, 4.143, 4.342, 4.378, 8.38, 10.194\nSPEAK : <maðelian, maðelode, maðelod> speak, address, harangue --6.134\nSPEAK : <mǣnan, mǣnde, mǣned> moan, relate, speak of --10.125\nSPEAK : <sprecan, spræc, sprǣcon, sprecen> speak, say --2.214, 10.131\nSPEAR : <gār> spear --6.13, 6.257\nSPEAR : <wæl-spere> deadly spear --6.259\nSPEAR : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --5.217, 5.240, 6.141\nSPEAR-DANES : <gār-Dene> spear-Danes --1.7\nSPIRIT : <blǣd> breath, spirit, life --8.264\nSPIRIT : <ferð> mind, soul, spirit --9.197, 9.284, 10.163\nSPIRIT : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --8.108, 8.260\nSPIRIT : <mōd-sefa> mind, spirit --8.76, 8.161\nSTAND : <gelǣstan, gelǣste, gelǣset> serve, stand by --1.174\nSTAND : <standan, stōd, stōdon, standen> stand --2.139, 5.401, 6.68\nSTARBOARD : <stēor-bord> starboard, lit. stear(ing)-board --4.424\nSTEAR : <stēor-bord> starboard, lit. stear(ing)-board --4.424\nSTERN : <stīð> stiff, stern, brave --6.66\nSTIFF : <stīð> stiff, stern, brave --6.66\nSTILL : <gēn> still, yet, further --10.88\nSTIR : <hrēran, hrērde, hrēred> move, stir --8.19\nSTONY : <stān-clif> stony cliff --9.174\nSTOUT : <mā> great, stout --6.165\nSTRANGE : <elðēodig> alien, foreign, strange --9.291\nSTREAM : <strēam> stream --9.267\nSTRENGTH : <mægen> might, strength --6.168\nSTRIDE : <wadan, wōd, wōdon, waden> wade, stride over --6.10, 8.24, 8.191\nSTRIFE : <wīg> war, strife --1.171\nSTRIKE : <bēatan, bēot, bēoton, bēaten> beat, pound, strike --9.175\nSUBDUE : <gebrecan, gebræc, gebrǣcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue --6.8\nSUCCESS : <spēd> means, riches, success --7.79\nSUFFER : <drēogan, drēag, drugon, drogen> endure, suffer --1.110\nSUFFER : <ðrōwian, ðrōwade, ðrōwad> endure, suffer --9.19\nSUFFERING : <earfeðe> hardship, suffering --8.40\nSUSSEX : <Sūð-Seaxan> South Saxons, Sussex --5.154\nSWEDEN : <Swēo-land> Sweden --4.219\nSWITHULF : <Swīðulf> Swithulf --5.112\nTAKE : <gefōn, gefēng, gefēngon, gefangen> take, seize --5.431\nTAKE : <geniman, genam, genāmon, genumen> seize, take --10.68\nTAKE : <geþicgan, geþeah, geþǣgon, geþegen> take, accept, receive --3.107\nTALE : <sōð-gied> lit. true tale --9.10\nTEACH : <lǣran, lǣrde, lǣred> teach, advise, exhort --6.147\nTEAR : <slītan, slāt, sliton, sliten> slit, tear --9.78\nTELL : <wrecan, wræc, wræcon, wrecen> wreak, force; tell, utter --7.190, 7.233, 9.11, 10.127\nTEN : <tīen> ten --10.30\nTHAN : <þe> than, where --3.347\nTHANE : <þegn> thane, warrior --3.74, 3.148, 3.169, 5.91, 5.152\nTHANKS : <ðanc> thanks, grace, mercy --5.55\nTHAT : <būton> unless; except (that) --5.306\nTHAT : <se, sēo, ðæt> that --2.268, 2.271, 4.211, 4.221, 4.480, 4.531, 5.67, 5.99, 7.271, 7.282, 9.183\nTHAT : <sē, sēo, ðæt> that --1.48, 1.73, 1.122, 2.91, 2.278, 3.10, 3.342, 4.33, 4.46, 5.6, 5.29, 5.109, 6.287, 7.274, 9.88, 10.12\nTHAT : <sē, sēo, ðæt> who, which, that --3.396, 4.24, 4.365, 6.116, 7.34, 8.240\nTHAT : <þe> that, which, who --1.107, 2.15, 2.211, 2.273, 3.149, 3.173, 3.257, 3.323, 3.350, 3.382, 4.330, 4.433, 5.30, 5.92, 5.218, 6.197, 6.291, 7.160, 8.73, 8.209, 8.232, 8.241, 9.93, 9.212\nTHAT : <þæt> so/in order that --1.163, 2.96, 4.148, 9.287\nTHAT : <þæt> that --2.45, 3.145, 3.153, 3.250, 3.272, 3.301, 3.316, 3.339, 4.7, 4.325, 4.343, 4.379, 5.311, 8.92, 8.105, 9.264, 9.337, 10.157, 10.195\nTHE : <se, sēo, ðæt> the --1.14, 2.7, 2.13, 2.64, 2.74, 2.99, 2.101, 2.110, 2.114, 3.8, 3.14, 3.25, 3.49, 3.72, 3.75, 3.96, 3.146, 3.154, 3.171, 3.187, 3.190, 3.194, 3.206, 3.237, 3.317, 3.326, 3.352, 3.367, 3.376, 3.380, 4.36, 4.69, 4.80, 4.92, 4.156, 4.166, 4.217, 4.233, 4.245, 4.250, 4.253, 4.256, 4.275, 4.286, 4.293, 4.299, 4.326, 4.363, 4.407, 4.423, 4.431, 4.460, 4.471, 4.522, 5.13, 5.52, 5.86, 5.88, 5.184, 5.194, 5.198, 5.209, 5.216, 5.239, 5.255, 5.288, 5.327, 5.348, 5.359, 5.365, 5.378, 5.404, 5.416, 5.433, 5.438, 5.442, 5.446, 5.460, 6.54, 6.101, 6.262, 6.267, 6.289, 6.292, 8.131, 9.70, 9.89, 10.6\nTHE : <þȳ> the --6.157, 6.160, 6.164\nTHEN : <æfter> after(wards), then --1.87, 2.333\nTHEN : <þonne> then, when --1.170, 2.39, 2.61, 2.68, 3.82, 3.278, 3.345, 4.208, 4.357, 4.430, 4.447, 4.492, 5.287, 9.48, 10.165\nTHEN : <þā> then, when --2.89, 2.92, 2.124, 2.126, 2.138, 2.175, 2.253, 2.255, 2.259, 2.327, 3.6, 3.18, 3.29, 3.66, 3.78, 3.141, 3.158, 3.224, 3.269, 3.296, 3.336, 3.365, 5.5, 5.231, 5.323, 5.357, 5.390, 5.430, 6.5, 6.26, 7.6, 7.95, 7.280, 10.104\nTHENCE : <forð> forth, thence --6.25, 10.167\nTHENCE : <ðonan> thence, from there --4.296, 8.190\nTHERE : <ðonan> thence, from there --4.296, 8.190\nTHERE : <þǣr> there, where --2.40, 2.127, 3.193, 4.144, 4.268, 5.34, 5.93, 5.331, 5.337, 6.64, 6.118, 9.39, 9.69, 9.129, 9.173, 9.176, 10.85\nTHEREFORE : <for þon> because, therefore --2.35, 2.187, 2.196, 8.143, 9.207, 9.259, 9.301\nTHEREIN : <þǣr inne> therein --3.373\nTHERETO : <þǣr tō> thereto --3.214\nTHINK : <ðencan, ðōhte, ðōht> think, intend, resolve --6.203, 6.231\nTHINK : <ðyncan, ðūhte, geðūht> seem, appear; 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[bogen = bogan; gen. of boga a bow; streng a string] The string of a bow; a BOW-STRING; arcus chorda, anquina, Ælfc. Gl. 52; Som. 66, 37; Wrt. Voc. 35, 26, v. boga.\nbogetung, e; f. [bogen; pp. of búgan to bend] A bending, crook; anfractus, Cot. 18.\nbógian; p. ode; pp. od To inhabit; incolere :-- Bógodon incoluerunt, Ælfc. T. Lisle 21, 13. v. búgian.\nbogung, e; f. [bogen bent; pp. of búgan to bow, bend] Crookedness, perversity; pravitas, perversitas :-- Þurh heora upahefednysse and ágenre bogunge through their arrogance and own perversity, Homl. Th. ii. 428, 13.\nboh, bog, es; m. [bogen bent; pp. of búgan to bow, bend] Anything curved or bent,-hence I. the arm, shoulder; armus = &alpha-tonos;ρμ&omicron-tonos;s, humerus, lacertus :-- Se swíðra boh armus dexter, Lev. 7, 32; the ri&yogh;t schuldur, Wyc. Bog lacertus, Ælfc. Gl. 73; Som. 71, 16; Wrt. Voc. 44, 2. Eorl sceal on eós boge rídan a chief shall ride on a horse's back [lit. shoulder], Exon. 90 a; Th. 337, 11; Gn. Ex. 63. Ðú nymst of ðam ramme ðone swýðran boh tolles de ariete armum dextrum, Ex. 29, 22. Mec se beaducáfa bogum bilegde the battle-prompt man embraced me in his arms, Exon. 100 b; Th. 380, 21; Rä. 1, 11. II. the arm of a tree, a BOUGH, branch; ramus, stipes, palmes :-- Bóh ramus, Scint. 1. Boh stipes, Ælfc. Gr. 9, 26; Som. 11, 16. Berende boh germen, Ælfc. Gl. 60; Som. 68, 32; Wrt. Voc. 39, 18. Ðeáh ðú hwilcne boh ðæs treówes býge though thou bendest any bough of a tree, Bt. Met. Fox 13, 105, Met. 13, 53. Hit wearþ mycel treów, and heofenes fugelas reston on his bogum factum est in arborem magnam, et volucres cœli requieverunt in ramis ejus, Lk. Bos. 13, 19: Cd. 30; Th. 40, 26; Gen. 645. He astrehte his bogas, óþ ða sæ-acute; extendit palmites suos usque ad mare, Ps. Lamb. 79, 12. III. a branch of a family, offspring, progeny; propago :-- Tyddrung oððe boh propago, Ælfc. Gr. 36; Som. 38, 49. [Chauc. bow: Piers P. bowe: Wyc. boow, bou&yogh;, bo&yogh;: Orm. bo&yogh;h: Dut. boeg, m. the bow of a ship: Ger. bug, m. armus: M. H. Ger. buoc, m: O. H. Ger. buoc, m. armus: Dan. bov, boug, c. shoulder, bow of a ship: Swed. bog, m. the shoulder, haunch: O. Nrs. bógr, m. the shoulder of an animal.] DER. wæter-boh, wín-.\nboh-scyld, es; m. A shoulder shield; ad humerum clypeus, Æthelst. Test. Mann. = bóc-scyld, q. v.\nbohte, pl. bohton bought; emit, emerunt, Gen. 49, 30; p. of bycgan.\nBOLCA, an; m. The gangway of a ship; forus navis :-- Bolea forus, Cot. 86. Geseah weard beran ofer bolcan beorhte randas the guard saw bright shields borne over the ship's gangway, Beo. Th. 467; B. 231: Andr. Kmbl. 1203; An. 602. He on bolcan sæt he sat on the gangway, 610: An. 305. [Icel. búlki, m. the cargo of a ship.]\nBOLD, es; n. I. a building, dwelling, house; ædificium, domicilium, domus :-- Wæs ðæt bold tobrocen swíðe the dwelling was much shattered, Beo. Th. 1998; B. 997. Ðæ-acute;r ic wíc báge, bold mid bearnum where I inhabit a dwelling, a house with children, Exon. 104 b; Th. 396, 23; Rä. 16, 9. Bold wæs betlíc the building was excellent [good-like], Beo. Th. 3854; B. 1925. Nis ðæt betlíc bold [blod MS.] that is no goodly dwelling, Exon. 116 a; Th. 446, 16; Dóm. 23. II. a superior house, hall, castle, palace, temple; aula, palatium, ædes :-- He him gesealde bold and bregostól he gave to him a habitation and a princely seat, Beo. Th. 4398; B. 2196. Ne mót ic brúcan burga ne bolda I may not enjoy towns nor palaces, Cd. 216; Th. 273, 19; Sat. 139. Ðá wæs Beówulfe gecýðed, ðæt his sylfes hám, bolda sélest, brynewylmum mealt then it was made known to Beowulf, that his own home, the best of mansions, was consumed by flames of fire, Beo. Th. 4641; B. 2326. Gewát beorht blæ-acute;dgifa in bold óðer the bright giver of glory departed into another temple, Andr. Kmbl. 1312; An. 656. [R. Glouc. bold: A. Sax. bylda a builder: Eng. to build. v. botl.] DER. feorh-bold, fold-: bold-ágende, -getæl, -getimber, -wéla.\nbold-ágende; part. [bold a house, ágende owning] House-owning, possessing a house; domum possidens :-- Hæleða monegum boldágendra to many of house-owning men, Beo. Th. 6215; B. 3112: Exon. 90 b; Th. 339, 12; Gn. Ex. 93.


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'of-gán' - Bosworth–Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary\nI. to demand what is due, seek satisfaction for, require, exact:-Ic ofgá his blódes gyte æt ðínum handum I will require the shedding of his blood at thy hands, Homl. Th. ii. 340, 24. God ofgǽþ his feoh æt eów, 554, 19. Ic wille ofgán æt ðé his blód,i.6, 27. Ic wille ofgán ða scép æt eówrum handum, 242, 11. Ic wolde mín ágen ofgán mid ðam gafole, ii. 554, 9. Ofgán exigere, Wülck. Gl. 257, 29. II. to require what is not due, to exact with violence, extort:- Ic wille mid tintreg-um æt ðé ofgán ðises þinges insiht I will extort from thee with torments an account of this thing, Homl. Th. i. 590, 22. Mid ðám tintregum hé wolde his ǽhta æt him ofgán, ii. 180, 18. III. to require what is not one's due but is granted as a favour or for a fair equivalent, to obtain, hold by allowance of another:-His bróðer wearþ his yrfenuma swá swáhé hit æt ðam cynge ofeode his brother was his heir, according to the concession he had obtained of the king. Chr. 1098; -Erl. 235, 8. Gif óðres mynstres ár on óðres mynstres rýmette lége ðæt ðes mynstres ealdor ðe tó ðam rýmette fénge ofeode ðǽs óðres mynstres áre mid swilcum þingum swylce ðam híréde ðæ ða áre áhte gecwéme wǽre if one monastery's property lay in the space allotted to another, that the chief of the monastery that accepted the space should hold the other monastery's property on such conditions as should be agreeable to the society that owned that property. Chart. Th. 231, 10-18. Hé beád ǽlcon his þegna ðe énig land on ðan lande hafde ðæt hí hit ofeodon be ðes biscopes gemédon oððe hit ágéfon that they should hold it in accordance with the bishop's pleasure, or give it up, 295, 11. [1ch wille ðæt hit cume in ongeǽn, ððer ðæt man hit ofgó on hise gemóð, 387, 22.] Eádmund æþeling bæd ðone híréd ðæt hé móste ofgán (have, hold) ðæt land . . . Ðá cwæþ se cing ðæt hé nolde ðæt ðæt land mid ealle út aseald wǽre, ac ðæt ðæt land eft intó ðære hálgan stówe ágifen wǽre, 300, 13-33- Ofgán tó rihtan gafole to hold at a fair rent, 355, 23: 478, 21. Ofgán land wið gersumen, 587, 7. God wile ðæt wé mid gemáglícum bénum his mildheortnesse ofgán God wishes us to seek for his mercy by importunate prayers, Homl. Th. ii. 126, 5. Wé sceolon mid hálgum mægnum ðone eard ofgán ðe wé þurh leahtras forluron with holy virtues must we obtain the country, that we lost through vices, i. 118, 33. [lch hit wulle uorto ofgon (gain) þine heorte, A. R. 390, 13. Too] IV. to start of, make a beginning of anything.:-Se ðe hine belecge ofgá his spriéce mid foráðe let him start his suit with a preliminary oath, L. O. D. 6; Th. i. 354, 30 : L. Ath. i. 23 ; Th. i. 212, 4: L. C. S. 22 ; Th. i. 388, 14, 17 : 30 ; Th. i. 394, 4. v. next word.\nBosworth, Joseph. "of-gán." An Anglo-Saxon Dictionary: Based on the Manuscript Collections of the Late Joseph Bosworth. Ed. Thomas Northcote Toller. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1898. 74.\nof-gán II. AddNú mé is mín ágen ætwiten swilce ic hit hæbbe forstolen, and man mid wítum ofgán willað æt mé ꝥ ic mid rihtan þingon begyten hæfde, Hml. S. 23, 600. III. AddÁbæd Ósgár abbud æt Ælfhere ealdormenn ꝥ hé móste ofgán ꝥ land æt him mid sceatte. Ðá tíþode se ealdorman him, and se abbod sealde him ðá án hu