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English Meaning Index

Jonathan Slocum

This English Index lists, in alphabetical order, seemingly significant words used in the "general meaning" glosses of Base Forms underlying one or more surface (word) forms in lesson texts. For each English word, base forms having that word in their general meanings are shown, along with links to every usage, in every numbered lesson, of the associated surface forms. With this index, one may click on any link to perform a quick "usage look-up," and thereby study how surface forms in texts are constructed from base forms sharing a general English meaning word. In order to reduce clutter in this index, certain high-frequency English "function" words are ignored unless there are no "content" words in the meaning.

This index was created by software, not by human hand, using lesson materials authored with very few constraints on the expression of "meaning" other than it being in English. Selecting significant words from free-form text via software is a notoriously difficult task. For example, while most meanings in these lessons are expressed as "glosses," some or parts may be comments directed toward the human reader, who is expected to discern the difference. Computer software cannot yet make such subtle linguistic distinctions, so all words in a meaning are treated alike. With few exceptions, then, all words are indexed. The results are neither produced nor presented with any claims to superior linguistic sensitivity, but at least the full meaning texts are shown for your inspection and judgment. Modest effort was invested in tuning the software to ignore [apparently] superfluous, high-frequency words (e.g., the preposition "of") that, in the presence of [apparently] more important words, contribute little or no useful information to an index; unfortunately this may result in some words, in some contexts, being unfairly omitted.

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ABANDON : <forlætan, forlét, forléton, forlæten> leave, abandon --: 2.98, 6.258, 10.77
ABJECT : <héan> abject, depressed, miserable --: 8.189, 9.266
ABLE : <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
ABOVE : <uppe> up, above --: 5.418
ABOVE : <wið uppan> upwards, above --: 4.67
ACCEPT : <geþicgan, geþeah, geþægon, geþegen> take, accept, receive --: 3.107
ACCEPT : <onfón, onféng, onféngon, onfangen> accept, receive --: 2.258
ACCOMPLISH : <gewyrcan, geworhte, geworht> perform, achieve, accomplish --: 1.157, 10.5
ACCUSE : <cwíðan, cwíðe, cwíðed> accuse; bewail, lament --: 8.61, 10.122
ACCUSTOM : <wennan, wenede, wened> accustom; entertain (joyfully) --: 8.283
ACHIEVE : <gewyrcan, geworhte, geworht> perform, achieve, accomplish --: 1.157, 10.5
ACQUIRE : <begietan, begeat, begéaton, begieten> get, acquire --: 5.36, 9.42
ACROSS : <ofer> over, across --: 1.60, 4.252, 4.290, 4.495, 5.39, 7.146, 8.193, 9.306
ACT : <gedón> act, do, bring to pass --: 5.340, 9.347
ACTION : <dæd> deed, action --: 9.321
ADDRESS : <maðelian, maðelode, maðelod> speak, address, harangue --: 6.134
ADMONISH : <manian, manode, manod> warn, exhort, admonish --: 9.279
ADORN : <téon, téode, téodod> adorn, settle --: 2.334
ADVANCE : <gefremman, gefremede, gefremed> advance, further --: 8.135
ADVANCED : <gelyfed> advanced --: 2.18
ADVISE : <læran, lærde, læred> teach, advise, exhort --: 6.147
AETHELGAR : <Æþelgár> Aethelgar --: 6.241
AFFECTION : <mine> mind, affection --: 8.213
AFFECTIONS : <bréost-cofa> heart, affections --: 8.149
AFFLICT : <dreccan, drehte, dreht> afflict, harass --: 5.197
AFFLICT : <gebrocian, gebrocede, gebroced> crush; hurt, afflict --: 5.59, 5.65
AFTER : <æfter> after(wards), then --: 1.87, 2.333
AFTERWARDS : <eft> afterwards, thereupon --: 1.167, 2.207
AFTERWARDS : <siððan> since, when, afterwards --: 4.513, 8.172
AFTERWARDS : <syððan> afterwards --: 1.35, 4.168
AGAINST : <ongéan> against, back --: 4.511, 5.238, 5.397
AGAINST : <wið> against, along --: 4.35, 6.31
AGAINST : <æt> at, against --: 2.143, 5.147, 5.324, 5.402, 5.437, 6.119, 9.45
AGE : <yldu> (old) age --: 2.19
AID : <helpe> help, aid --: 8.134
ALFRED : <Ælfred> Alfred --: 5.233
ALIEN : <elðéodig> alien, foreign, strange --: 9.291
ALIVE : <cwic> quick, alive --: 8.71
ALL : <eall> all --: 2.47, 3.47, 3.123, 3.393, 4.23, 4.406, 4.457, 5.57, 5.82, 5.213, 6.98, 6.181, 6.243, 7.33, 7.246, 10.59, 10.111
ALL : <eall> all, entirely --: 8.287
ALL : <ná> no, nor, not (at all) --: 6.288
ALL : <nálæs> not at all --: 8.257, 8.262
ALL : <æghwilc> all, every --: 1.58
ALL : <ælc> all, any --: 4.393
ALLOW : <lætan, lét, léton, læten> let, allow --: 7.125
ALMIGHTY : <ælmihtig> almighty --: 2.338, 7.38, 7.49
ALMOST : <fulnéah> almost, very nearly --: 5.250
ALMOST : <wel hwær> almost everywhere --: 5.346
ALONE : <án> alone, single --: 8.56
ALONG : <emnlange> along --: 4.68
ALONG : <wið> against, along --: 4.35, 6.31
ALONGSIDE : <tóemnes> alongside --: 4.210, 4.232
ALSO : <somod> also, together --: 7.24
ALSO : <éac> also, even, moreover --: 5.180, 5.285, 5.459, 7.123
ALTHOUGH : <ðéah ðe> although, even if --: 8.12
ALWAYS : <simle> ever, always --: 3.118, 4.99
ALWAYS : <á> always, ever --: 6.193, 9.339
ALWAYS : <æfre> ever, always --: 2.22, 2.275, 3.283
AND : <and> and --: 2.20, 2.33, 2.76, 2.103, 2.136, 2.146, 2.149, 2.151, 2.178, 2.185, 2.193, 2.270, 2.297, 3.5, 3.11, 3.17, 3.28, 3.34, 3.45, 3.65, 3.77, 3.85, 3.94, 3.100, 3.103, 3.129, 3.162, 3.166, 3.170, 3.186, 3.205, 3.212, 3.223, 3.232, 3.247, 3.268, 3.281, 3.295, 3.313, 3.363, 3.375, 3.379, 3.401, 3.406, 4.13, 4.45, 4.61, 4.66, 4.91, 4.98, 4.128, 4.140, 4.165, 4.188, 4.231, 4.267, 4.284, 4.295, 4.313, 4.392, 4.405, 4.421, 4.429, 4.437, 4.456, 4.505, 4.512, 5.28, 5.37, 5.73, 5.116, 5.128, 5.133, 5.144, 5.149, 5.162, 5.167, 5.178, 5.202, 5.336, 5.375, 5.399, 5.441, 5.445, 6.96, 6.272, 7.21, 7.32, 7.74, 7.122, 7.157, 7.171, 7.256, 7.270, 8.187, 8.275, 9.155, 9.222, 10.15, 10.27, 10.57, 10.123, 10.128, 10.141, 10.201, 10.205
ANGLE : <Angel-cynn> English, lit. Angle kin --: 5.56
ANGLES : <Éast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --: 5.17, 5.201
ANGLIA : <Éast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --: 5.17, 5.201
ANGRY : <wráð> wroth, angry --: 8.42
ANNOUNCE : <ábéodan, ábéad, ábudon, áboden> bid, announce --: 7.55
ANSWER : <andswarian, andswarode, andswarod> answer, respond --: 2.176
ANSWER : <andswaru> answer, response --: 2.257
ANSWER : <oncweðan, oncwæð, oncwædon, oncweden> answer, reply to --: 9.179
ANXIETY : <bréost-cearu> anxiety, heart-care --: 9.21
ANXIOUS : <mód-cearig> anxious, sorrowful, lit. mood-caring --: 8.14
ANY : <ælc> all, any --: 4.393
ANY : <ænig> any --: 2.23, 3.105, 3.274, 4.493, 9.194
APPEAR : <ðyncan, ðúhte, geðúht> seem, appear; think --: 5.310
APPOINT : <gesettan, gesette, geseted> set (out), appoint, establish --: 2.11, 2.135
APPROACH : <grétan, grétte, gréted> greet, approach --: 2.150
APPROACH : <néalæcan, néalæcte, néalæced> approach, draw near --: 2.67
ARISE : <árísan, árás, árison, árisen> arise --: 2.69
ARK : <earc> ark --: 7.14, 7.76, 7.260
ARMOR : <hyrst> armor, ornament --: 10.61
ARMY : <here> (enemy) army --: 5.14, 5.53, 5.199
ARMY : <stæl-here> marauding army --: 5.212
ARMY : <werod> army, band, host --: 7.50
AROUND : <ymbe> at, around --: 3.366, 9.74, 10.105, 10.129
ARRANGED : <áræd> arranged, inexorable --: 8.29
ARTERY : <ædre> artery, channel --: 7.131
AS : <tó> as, for --: 7.35, 7.44
AS : <ðé> as --: 6.166
ASCEND : <gestígan, gestáh, gestigon, gestigen> mount, ascend --: 7.101
ASCEND : <stígan, stáh, stigon, stigen> rise, ascend --: 7.145
ASH : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --: 5.217, 5.240, 6.141
ASLEEP : <onslæpan, onslép, onslépon, onslæpen> fall asleep --: 2.137
ASSEMBLY : <gemót> meeting, council, assembly --: 6.67
ATTACK : <storm> storm, tempest; attack --: 9.172
ATTAIN : <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --: 1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216
ATTEMPT : <onginnan, ongonn, ongunnon, ongunnen> begin, attempt --: 2.260
ATTRACT : <wéman, wémde, wémed> attract, entice, treat --: 8.220
AWAIT : <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --: 1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216
AWAY : <fram> away --: 3.259, 3.304
AWAY : <á-gán> pass, occur, lit. away go --: 5.422
BACK : <ongéan> against, back --: 4.511, 5.238, 5.397
BAND : <gebind> band, binding, fastening --: 8.195
BAND : <werod> army, band, host --: 7.50
BAND : <ðréat> band, troop --: 1.28
BANE : <bana> bane, slayer --: 3.285, 6.48
BASE : <árléas> base, dishonorable, wicked --: 7.234
BATTLE : <gewinn> battle, strife, struggle --: 6.72
BATTLE : <gúð> battle --: 6.11, 6.247, 6.293
BATTLE : <hild> battle, war --: 6.277
BATTLE : <wíg-plega> battle, lit. war-play --: 6.201
BATTLE-BOLD : <hilde-déor> lit. battle-bold --: 10.108
BATTLE-RESOLVED : <níð-hédig> lit. battle-resolved --: 10.66
BATTLEFIELD : <wæl> carnage; battlefield --: 6.55, 6.84
BEACON : <bécn> beacon, sign --: 10.33
BEAR : <Béo-wulf> bear, lit. bee wolf --: 1.135
BEAR : <beran, bær, bæron, boren> bear, carry --: 4.285
BEAT : <béatan, béot, béoton, béaten> beat, pound, strike --: 9.175
BEAT : <cnyssan, cnysede, cnysed> beat, strike --: 9.260
BEAUTIFULLY : <fæger> fairly, beautifully --: 9.97
BECAUSE : <for> for, because of --: 2.71
BECAUSE : <for þon> because, therefore --: 2.35, 2.187, 2.196, 8.143, 9.207, 9.259, 9.301
BECOME : <béon> 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
BECOME : <is> be, become, exist --: 4.269, 4.434, 6.212, 8.69, 9.302
BECOME : <weorðan, wearð, wurdon, worden> become, happen --: 1.37, 3.84, 6.6, 10.172
BEE : <Béo-wulf> bear, lit. bee wolf --: 1.135
BEER : <gebéorscipe> feast, beer party --: 2.38, 2.102, 2.190
BEFALL : <limpan, lamp, lumpon, lumpen> befall, happen --: 9.98
BEFORE : <foran> before, in front --: 5.380
BEFORE : <fore> for, before --: 9.158, 9.163
BEFORE : <gío> before, of old --: 8.174
BEFORE : <ær> ere, before, formerly --: 1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95
BEGET : <cennan, cennede, cenned> beget, conceive, bring forth --: 1.88
BEGIN : <onginnan, ongonn, ongunnon, ongunnen> begin, attempt --: 2.260
BEGINNING : <ord> source, beginning --: 2.308
BEHAVIOR : <gebære> cry, behavior --: 3.70
BEHEST : <hæs> behest, command --: 7.107
BEHIND : <beæftan> behind --: 3.151, 3.175
BELIEVE : <gelíefan, gelíefde, gelíefed> grant; believe, trust --: 9.209
BELONG : <híeran, híerde, híered> hear, obey; belong --: 1.62
BELOVED : <dýre> dear, beloved --: 7.109
BELOVED : <léof> lief, dear, beloved --: 3.276, 6.228, 8.245
BEQUEATH : <læfan, læfde, læfed> leave, bequeath --: 3.177
BEREAVE : <bedréosan, bedréas, bedruron, bedroren> bereave, deprive of --: 9.109
BEREFT : <léas> without, bereft of --: 1.111
BERNUFF : <Beornulf> Bernuff --: 5.163
BERTULF : <Beorhtulf> Bertulf --: 5.129
BESEECH : <biddan, bæd, bædon, beden> bid, beseech, urge --: 6.115
BESIEGE : <ymbsittan, ymbsæt, ymbsæton, ymbseten> besiege, lit. sit round --: 1.59
BESTOW : <unnan, ann, unnon, úðe> grant, bestow --: 3.239
BETTER : <sélla> better --: 5.89
BETWEEN : <betux> between --: 4.435
BEWAIL : <cwíðan, cwíðe, cwíðed> accuse; bewail, lament --: 8.61, 10.122
BID : <biddan, bæd, bædon, beden> bid, beseech, urge --: 6.115
BID : <béodan, béad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer --: 3.297
BID : <ábéodan, ábéad, ábudon, áboden> bid, announce --: 7.55
BIDE : <bídan, bád, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain --: 9.230
BILLOW : <wæg> wave, billow --: 7.177, 9.137
BIND : <bindan, bond, bundon, bunden> bind, tie --: 8.110, 8.150, 9.66, 9.245
BIND : <sælan, sælde, sæled> bind --: 8.171
BINDING : <gebind> band, binding, fastening --: 8.195
BISHOP : <bisceop> bishop, prelate --: 5.113, 5.146
BITTER : <bitre> bitter, sharp --: 9.20
BLACK : <sweart> dark, black, swarthy --: 7.134
BLADE : <blæd> blade, leaf --: 1.138
BLESS : <segnian, segnade, segnad> bless, consecrate --: 7.75, 7.275
BLISS : <bliss> bliss, joy, happiness --: 2.42
BOARD : <bord> board, shield --: 6.7, 6.135, 7.15, 7.100
BOARD : <stéor-bord> starboard, lit. stear(ing)-board --: 4.424
BOAT : <naca> boat, ship --: 9.46
BOAT : <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship --: 5.217, 5.240, 6.141
BODY : <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory --: 7.108, 10.144
BODY : <feorh-hús> body, lit. life-house --: 6.17
BODY : <flæsc-homa> body --: 7.237
BODY : <líc-homa> body, flesh --: 10.170
BOLD : <beaduróf> bold, heroic --: 10.32
BOLD : <céne> bold --: 6.161
BOLD : <from> bold, brave, splendid --: 1.158
BOLD : <hwætt> bold, valiant --: 9.317
BOLDLY : <bald-líce> boldly --: 6.145
BOND : <clom> bond, fetter; grasp --: 9.68
BOSOM : <bearm> bosom, lap --: 1.162
BOTH : <bégen> both --: 6.100
BOTH : <ge> both...and, either...or --: 5.280, 5.282, 5.284, 5.342, 5.345
BOTH : <æg-hwæðer> both...and --: 5.279, 5.341
BRANDISH : <ácweccan, ácwehte, ácweht> shake, brandish; quiver --: 6.142
BRAVE : <déor> brave, valiant --: 9.323
BRAVE : <from> bold, brave, splendid --: 1.158
BRAVE : <stíð> stiff, stern, brave --: 6.66
BRAVELY : <unwáclíce> bravely, unwaveringly --: 6.123
BREAK : <gebrecan, gebræc, gebræcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue --: 6.8
BREAST : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --: 8.108, 8.260
BREATH : <blæd> breath, spirit, life --: 8.264
BRING : <cennan, cennede, cenned> beget, conceive, bring forth --: 1.88
BRING : <gedón> act, do, bring to pass --: 5.340, 9.347
BRING : <lædan, læde, læded> lead, bring --: 7.17, 10.171
BRITISH : <Bryttisc> British --: 3.127
BROAD : <brád> broad, open --: 4.97, 4.117, 4.120, 4.132, 4.154, 4.173, 4.193, 4.491, 10.16
BROOCH : <sigle> brooch, jewel, necklace --: 10.58
BROTHER : <gebróþor> brother --: 6.102
BUILD : <betimbran, betimbrede, betimbred> build, construct --: 10.28
BUILD : <timbran, timbrede, timbred> build, construct --: 5.223, 5.235
BURST : <springan, sprang, sprungon, sprungen> spring, burst forth, spread --: 1.140
BUT : <ac> and, but, however --: 3.116, 5.60, 6.219
BUT : <hwæðere> but, yet, however --: 2.216
BY : <be> at, by, near --: 2.51, 2.153, 4.412, 5.208, 5.347, 6.222, 6.226, 7.105, 9.7, 9.50
BY : <gelæstan, gelæste, gelæset> serve, stand by --: 1.174
BY : <gewunian, gewunode, gewunod> remain with, stand by --: 1.168
BY : <þurh> through, by (means of) --: 2.49, 2.144, 7.52
BYRHTWOLD : <Byrhtwold> Byrhtwold --: 6.133
CA : <Cædmon> Ca|edmon --: 2.164
CALAMITY. : <bealu-síð> peril, calamity. lit. harm-journey --: 9.219
CALL : <hátan, heht, héton, háten> call, name; order --: 4.328, 4.367, 5.232, 5.358, 7.12
CALL : <nemnan, nemde, nemed> name, call --: 2.156, 5.186
CAMP : <wician, wícode, wícod> camp, lodge --: 4.391
CAN : <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cúðe> can, know how to --: 2.181, 2.199
CARE : <cear> care, sorrow --: 8.60
CARE : <cearu> care, grief, sorrow --: 9.71, 10.121
CARE : <heord> care, custody --: 2.111
CARE-PLACE : <cear-seld> place of sorrow, care-place --: 9.27
CARNAGE : <wæl> carnage; battlefield --: 6.55, 6.84
CARNAGE : <wælsleaht> slaughter, carnage --: 8.43
CARRY : <beran, bær, bæron, boren> bear, carry --: 4.285
CATTLE : <céap> cattle --: 5.71
CATTLE : <feoh> cattle, goods, money --: 3.99, 3.231
CATTLE : <feoh-léas> moneyless, lit. without cattle --: 5.31
CATTLE-GIFT : <feoh-gift> money-, lit. cattle-gift --: 1.159
CAUSE : <intinga> cause, reason --: 2.43
CEOLMUND : <Céolmund> Ceolmund --: 5.117
CERTAIN : <sum> some, a certain --: 2.93, 2.141, 4.50, 4.170, 4.190, 5.15, 5.18, 5.111, 5.264, 5.268, 5.325
CHAMBER : <hord-cofa> treasure chamber, lit. hoard cove --: 8.113
CHANNEL : <ædre> artery, channel --: 7.131
CHEER : <byldan, bylde, bylded> cheer, encourage --: 6.244
CHEER : <fréfran, fréfrede, fréfred> cheer, comfort --: 8.218, 9.198
CHILD : <bearn> child --: 2.321, 6.52, 6.242, 7.98, 7.174, 10.110
CHILL : <fréorig> chill, cold, freezing --: 8.261
CLEARLY : <sweotole> clearly, plainly --: 8.79
CLEVER : <fore-snotor> clever, prudent --: 10.41
CLIFF : <clif> cliff --: 9.51
CLIFF : <hlið> cliff, hill --: 10.11
CLIFF : <stán-clif> stony cliff --: 9.174
CLOSE : <belúcan, beléac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut --: 3.210, 7.65, 7.284
COLD : <ceald> cold --: 9.60, 9.67, 9.251
COLD : <fréorig> chill, cold, freezing --: 8.261
COME : <cuman, cwóm, cwómon, cumen> come --: 1.172, 4.453, 5.330
COMFORT : <fréfran, fréfrede, fréfred> cheer, comfort --: 8.218, 9.198
COMMAND : <bebéodan, bebéad, bebudon, beboden> command, instruct --: 2.116
COMMAND : <béodan, béad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer --: 3.297
COMMAND : <hæs> behest, command --: 7.107
COMMOTION : <gelác> tumult, commotion --: 9.269
COMPANION : <geféra> companion, comrade --: 3.320, 3.349, 8.239
COMPANION : <genéat> companion, retainer --: 6.140
COMPANION : <wilgesíð> dear companion --: 1.169
COMPLETELY : <ful> fully, completely --: 6.144, 8.28, 9.181
COMPOSE : <singan, sang, sungon, sungen> sing, compose --: 2.53, 2.165, 2.184, 2.220, 2.233, 2.243, 2.263, 9.162
COMRADE : <geféra> companion, comrade --: 3.320, 3.349, 8.239
CONCEAL : <bewréon, biwráh, biwrigon, biwrigen> cover, conceal --: 8.179
CONCEAL : <ðeccan, ðeahte, ðeaht> cover, conceal --: 7.172
CONCEALMENT : <heolstor> cover, concealment --: 8.178
CONCEIVE : <cennan, cennede, cenned> beget, conceive, bring forth --: 1.88
CONCEPTION : <módgeþonc> conception, purpose --: 2.299
CONFIDANT : <gehola> friend, confidant, protector --: 8.246
CONSECRATE : <segnian, segnade, segnad> bless, consecrate --: 7.75, 7.275
CONSOLATION : <frófor> relief, solace, consolation --: 1.49, 1.97
CONSTRUCT : <betimbran, betimbrede, betimbred> build, construct --: 10.28
CONSTRUCT : <bewyrcan, beworhte, beworht> work, construct, cover --: 10.37
CONSTRUCT : <timbran, timbrede, timbred> build, construct --: 5.223, 5.235
CORN : <corn> corn, grain --: 9.250
COUNCIL : <gemót> meeting, council, assembly --: 6.67
COUNTRY : <lond> land, realm, country --: 3.233, 4.9, 4.71, 4.94, 4.212, 4.222, 4.234, 4.237, 4.291, 4.364, 4.413, 4.439, 4.450, 4.481, 4.532, 5.95, 5.206, 5.420
COURAGE : <ellen> valor, courage --: 1.16
COURAGE : <ellen-weorc> work of courage --: 10.143
COURT : <hof> court; dwelling --: 7.187
COVE : <hord-cofa> treasure chamber, lit. hoard cove --: 8.113
COVER : <bewréon, biwráh, biwrigon, biwrigen> cover, conceal --: 8.179
COVER : <bewyrcan, beworhte, beworht> work, construct, cover --: 10.37
COVER : <heolstor> cover, concealment --: 8.178
COVER : <nihts-cúa> night's cover --: 9.240
COVER : <wréon, wráh, wrigon, wrigen> hide, cover --: 7.170, 7.247
COVER : <ðeccan, ðeahte, ðeaht> cover, conceal --: 7.172
COW : <néat> ox, cow --: 2.108
CREATE : <gescieppan, gescóp, gescópon, gesceapen> shape, create --: 2.319, 5.302
CREATION : <frumsceaft> creation --: 2.245
CREATOR : <Metod> Creator --: 2.295, 7.191, 8.10
CREATOR : <Scieppend> Creator --: 2.267, 2.326, 7.278
CRINGE : <cringan, crong, crungon, crungen> cringe, yield; die --: 6.81
CRINGE : <gecringan, gecranc, gecrungon, gecrungen> cringe, fall, perish --: 6.278
CROWD : <þringan, þrong, þrungon, þrungen> throng, crowd, press --: 7.129, 9.61
CROWN : <béag> ring, crown --: 10.56
CRUEL : <réðe> fierce, cruel --: 7.158, 7.221
CRUEL : <slíðen> cruel, dire, evil --: 8.235
CRUEL : <wællgrim> fierce, cruel --: 7.222
CRUSH : <gebrocian, gebrocede, gebroced> crush; hurt, afflict --: 5.59, 5.65
CRY : <gebære> cry, behavior --: 3.70
CURLEW : <hwilpe> curlew? water-bird --: 9.156
CURRENT : <éagor-stréam> sea-stream, current --: 7.133
CUSTODY : <heord> care, custody --: 2.111
CUSTOM : <ðéaw> habit, custom --: 8.97
CUT : <forhéawan, forhéow, forhéowon, forhéawen> hew, cut down --: 6.182
CUT : <héawan, héow, héowon, héawen> hew, cut down, kill --: 6.271
CWENA : <Cwénas> Cwenas, Cwena people --: 4.236, 4.246, 4.287
CWENAS : <Cwénas> Cwenas, Cwena people --: 4.236, 4.246, 4.287
DANISH : <Denisc> Danish --: 5.305
DANISH : <Scedeland> Danish land --: 1.143
DARE : <durran, dearr, durron, dorste> dare --: 8.78
DARK : <nípan, náp, nipon, nipen> grow dark, obscure --: 9.239
DARK : <sweart> dark, black, swarthy --: 7.134
DARK : <wonn> dark --: 7.176
DAWN : <úhta> dawn, twilight --: 8.57
DAY : <dæg> day --: 4.199, 4.394, 7.208, 10.31
DAY : <geswinc-dæg> day of toil --: 9.16
DEADLY : <wæl-spere> deadly spear --: 6.259
DEAR : <dýre> dear, beloved --: 7.109
DEAR : <léof> lief, dear, beloved --: 3.276, 6.228, 8.245
DEAR : <wilgesíð> dear companion --: 1.169
DEAR- : <wine-mæg> dear-, lit. friend-kinsman --: 6.113, 8.44, 9.108
DEATH : <hryre> death, fall, ruin --: 8.45, 10.185
DECISION : <dóm> doom, decision; glory --: 3.230
DEED : <dæd> deed, action --: 9.321
DEED : <lof-dæd> praiseworthy deed --: 1.182
DEED : <weorc> work, deed --: 2.300
DEEDS : <eorlscipe> nobility, heroic deeds --: 10.140
DEEM : <déman, démde, démed> deem, judge; praise --: 2.44, 10.145
DEFEND : <werian, werede, wered> wear; defend, protect --: 3.21
DEITY : <God> deity, God --: 1.93, 2.266, 5.54, 7.106
DELIGHT : <wynn> joy, delight --: 8.222, 8.286, 9.215
DELUGE : <flód> flood, deluge --: 7.245
DENY : <oftéon, oftéah, oftugon, oftogen> deny, deprive --: 1.32
DEPART : <forð-féran, forð-férde, forð-féred> die, depart, lit. go forth --: 5.97
DEPART : <gewítan, gewát, gewiton, gewiten> depart, go --: 2.195, 7.8
DEPRESSED : <héan> abject, depressed, miserable --: 8.189, 9.266
DEPRIVE : <bedréosan, bedréas, bedruron, bedroren> bereave, deprive of --: 9.109
DEPRIVE : <bedælan, bidælde, bidæled> deprive, release --: 8.167
DEPRIVE : <oftéon, oftéah, oftugon, oftogen> deny, deprive --: 1.32
DESIRE : <gesécan, gesóhte, gesóht> seek, desire --: 9.293
DESIRE : <lust> lust, desire, pleasure --: 9.281
DESIRE : <sécan, sóhte, sóht> seek, desire --: 8.196
DESPISE : <hýnan, hýnde, hýned> despise, injure, insult --: 6.273
DESTINY : <wyrd> fate, destiny --: 8.26, 8.128
DESTITUTE : <féasceaft> poor, destitute --: 1.38
DESTITUTE : <féasceaftig> poor, destitute --: 9.196
DESTROY : <gebrecan, gebræc, gebræcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue --: 6.8
DESTROY : <ofslean, ofslóh, ofslógon, ofslægen> slay, destroy --: 3.56, 3.156, 3.196, 3.354, 3.378, 5.444, 5.462
DEVONIANS : <Defenas> Devonians, Devonshire --: 5.344
DEVONSHIRE : <Defenas> Devonians, Devonshire --: 5.344
DEWEY-FEATHERED : <úrig-feðera> lit. dewey-feathered --: 9.186
DIE : <cringan, crong, crungon, crungen> cringe, yield; die --: 6.81
DIE : <forð-féran, forð-férde, forð-féred> die, depart, lit. go forth --: 5.97
DIMINISH : <lýtlian, lýtlode, lýtlod> lessen, diminish --: 6.169
DIRE : <atol> dire, repulsive --: 9.29
DIRE : <fyren-ðearf> dire distress --: 1.105
DIRE : <slíðen> cruel, dire, evil --: 8.235
DIRECT : <wealdan, wéold, wéoldon, wealden> wield, direct --: 7.162
DISEASE : <cwild> disease, plague, pestilence --: 5.72
DISGRACEFULLY : <unhéanlíce> not disgracefully, not ignobly --: 3.19
DISHONORABLE : <árléas> base, dishonorable, wicked --: 7.234
DISPERSE : <tó-faran, tó-fór, tó-fóron, tó-faren> disperse, separate --: 5.12
DISTINGUISHED : <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished --: 5.185
DISTRESS : <fyren-ðearf> dire distress --: 1.105
DISTRESS : <sorg> sorrow, grief, distress --: 8.237, 9.342
DISTRIBUTOR : <brytta> giver, distributor --: 8.200
DISTRICT : <scír> shire, district, division --: 4.327
DISTURBANCE : <unstilnes> disturbance, tumult --: 3.76
DIVISION : <scír> shire, district, division --: 4.327
DO : <dón> do, make --: 2.95, 9.148, 10.55
DO : <fremman, fremede, fremed> do, perform --: 1.17
DO : <gedón> act, do, bring to pass --: 5.340, 9.347
DOOM : <dóm> doom, decision; glory --: 3.230
DOOMED : <fæge> doomed, fated --: 6.16, 7.205
DOOR : <duru> door --: 3.15
DORCHESTER : <Dorce-ceastre> Dorchester --: 5.148
DOWN : <forhéawan, forhéow, forhéowon, forhéawen> hew, cut down --: 6.182
DOWN : <héawan, héow, héowon, héawen> hew, cut down, kill --: 6.271
DRAW : <néalæcan, néalæcte, néalæced> approach, draw near --: 2.67
DREAM : <swefn> dream --: 2.145
DREARILY : <dréorig> drearily, sadly --: 8.198
DREARY : <dréorig> dreary, sad --: 8.145
DRIVE : <cnossian, cnossode, cnossod> drive, pitch --: 9.52
DRY : <drýge> dry --: 5.407
DUST : <gréot> grit, dust, earth --: 6.185, 10.84
DWELL : <búan, búde, býne> dwell, live --: 4.333, 4.347
DWELL : <eardian, eardode, eardod> live, dwell --: 4.82
DWELL : <wunian, wunode, wunod> dwell, live, remain --: 9.105
DWELLING : <geard> yard, enclosure; dwelling --: 1.91
DWELLING : <hof> court; dwelling --: 7.187
EACH : <gehwylc> each, every one --: 3.98, 8.58, 9.283
EACH : <gehwá> each, everyone --: 1.186, 2.305
EADULF : <Éadulf> Eadulf --: 5.150
EAGER : <lof-georn> eager for praise --: 10.206
EAGLE : <earn> eagle --: 9.184
EALDWOLD : <Ealdwold> Ealdwold --: 6.97
EARL : <eorl> earl, nobleman, warrior --: 1.34, 8.95, 10.78
EARTH : <eorð> earth --: 2.320, 6.87, 7.262, 9.249, 9.307, 10.80
EARTH : <folde> earth, ground --: 2.336, 8.263, 9.96
EARTH : <grund> ground, earth --: 7.255
EARTH : <gréot> grit, dust, earth --: 6.185, 10.84
EARTH : <hrúse> earth, ground --: 8.177, 9.244
EARTH-STEPPER : <eard-stapa> wanderer, lit. earth-stepper --: 8.39
EARTHLY : <worold-cyning> earthly king --: 10.198
EAST : <wið éastan> to the east --: 4.65
EAST : <Éast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia --: 5.17, 5.201
EAST : <Éast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex --: 5.132
EASTWARD : <éast-weard> eastward --: 4.96, 4.111
EASY : <léoht> light, easy --: 4.315
EDMON : <Cædmon> Ca|edmon --: 2.164
EGULF : <Ecgulf> Egulf --: 5.168
EITHER : <ge> both...and, either...or --: 5.280, 5.282, 5.284, 5.342, 5.345
EITHER : <áhwæþer> either --: 4.27
ELDER : <ealdor> elder, parent, prince --: 1.111, 6.180
ELEGY : <wordgyd> lay, elegy --: 10.126
ELHARD : <Ealhheard> Elhard --: 5.145
EMPLOY : <néotan, néat, nudon, noden> use, employ --: 6.125
ENCLOSURE : <burg> enclosure, stonghold --: 3.191, 9.218
ENCLOSURE : <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure --: 8.108, 8.260
ENCLOSURE : <geard> yard, enclosure; dwelling --: 1.91
ENCOURAGE : <byldan, bylde, bylded> cheer, encourage --: 6.244
ENCOURAGE : <trymian, trymede, trymed> exhort, encourage --: 6.104
ENDURE : <bídan, bád, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain --: 9.230
ENDURE : <dréogan, dréag, drugon, drogen> endure, suffer --: 1.110
ENDURE : <ðolian, ðolade, ðolad> endure, hold out --: 6.121
ENDURE : <ðrówian, ðrówade, ðrówad> endure, suffer --: 9.19
ENEMY : <here> (enemy) army --: 5.14, 5.53, 5.199
ENEMY : <sceaða> enemy, warrior --: 1.27
ENGLISH : <Angel-cynn> English, lit. Angle kin --: 5.56
ENMITY : <níð> enmity, hostility --: 7.219
ENRAGE : <gegremian, gegremode, gegremod> enrage --: 6.12
ENTERTAIN : <wennan, wenede, wened> accustom; entertain (joyfully) --: 8.283
ENTERTAINMENT : <gomen> pastime, pleasure, entertainment --: 9.152
ENTICE : <wéman, wémde, wémed> attract, entice, treat --: 8.220
ENTIRELY : <eall> all, entirely --: 8.287
ERE : <ær> ere, before, formerly --: 1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95
ESCAPE : <oðwindan, oðwand, oðwundon, oðwunden> escape --: 5.448
ESSEX : <Éast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex --: 5.132
ESTABLISH : <gesettan, gesette, geseted> set (out), appoint, establish --: 2.11, 2.135
ESTABLISH : <onstellan, onstealde, onsteled> establish, institute --: 2.309
ESTEEM : <eahtian, eahtode, eahtod> praise, esteem --: 10.139
ESTEEM : <onmunan, onman, onmunon, onmunde> esteem, remember, think worthy --: 3.344
ESTUARY : <múða> mouth of a river, estuary --: 5.379, 5.405, 5.439
ETERNAL : <éce> eternal, everlasting --: 2.306, 2.331
EVEN : <éac> also, even, moreover --: 5.180, 5.285, 5.459, 7.123
EVEN : <ðéah ðe> although, even if --: 8.12
EVER : <simle> ever, always --: 3.118, 4.99
EVER : <á> always, ever --: 6.193, 9.339
EVER : <æfre> ever, always --: 2.22, 2.275, 3.283
EVERLASTING : <éce> eternal, everlasting --: 2.306, 2.331
EVERY : <gehwylc> each, every one --: 3.98, 8.58, 9.283
EVERY : <gehwær> on every side, everywhere --: 7.132
EVERY : <æghwilc> all, every --: 1.58
EVERYONE : <gehwá> each, everyone --: 1.186, 2.305
EVERYWHERE : <gehwær> on every side, everywhere --: 7.132
EVERYWHERE : <wel hwær> almost everywhere --: 5.346
EVIL : <slíðen> cruel, dire, evil --: 8.235
EVIL : <yfel> evil, mischief, wickedness --: 5.339
EXCEEDINGLY : <swíðe> 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
EXCELLENT : <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished --: 5.185
EXCELLENT : <gód> good, excellent --: 1.75, 1.156, 6.183, 9.312
EXCEPT : <búton> unless; except (that) --: 5.306
EXCEPT : <búton> without, except for --: 3.125, 3.394, 5.463, 9.133
EXCESSIVELY : <forswíðe> utterly, excessively --: 5.58
EXHAUSTED : <wérig> weary, exhausted --: 6.83, 8.127, 9.226
EXHORT : <læran, lærde, læred> teach, advise, exhort --: 6.147
EXHORT : <manian, manode, manod> warn, exhort, admonish --: 9.279
EXHORT : <trymian, trymede, trymed> exhort, encourage --: 6.104
EXILE : <wrecca> wretch, exile --: 9.106
EXILE : <wræc-lást> path of exile, lit. misery track --: 8.25, 8.256
EXIST : <béon> 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
EXIST : <is> be, become, exist --: 4.269, 4.434, 6.212, 8.69, 9.302
EXPERIENCE : <cunnian, cunnode, cunnod> seek, explore, experience --: 8.233, 9.271
EXPERIENCE : <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain --: 1.50, 8.9, 9.22, 9.216
EXPERIENCED : <fród> old, wise, experienced --: 6.213
EXPLORE : <cunnian, cunnode, cunnod> seek, explore, experience --: 8.233, 9.271
EXTEND : <licgan, læg, lægon, legen> lie, extend, be situated --: 3.124, 3.197, 4.34, 4.62, 4.524, 6.56, 6.178, 6.230
EXTENSIVE : <síd> wide, extensive --: 7.254
EXTOL : <herian, herede, hered> praise, extol --: 2.292, 10.162
FAIL : <gedréosan, gedréas, gedruron, gedroren> fall, fail --: 8.288
FAIR : <ambyr> favorable, fair --: 4.396
FAIRLY : <fæger> fairly, beautifully --: 9.97
FALL : <feallan, féoll, féollon, feallen> fall, flow --: 4.473, 6.85, 9.247
FALL : <gecringan, gecranc, gecrungon, gecrungen> cringe, fall, perish --: 6.278
FALL : <gedréosan, gedréas, gedruron, gedroren> fall, fail --: 8.288
FALL : <hryre> death, fall, ruin --: 8.45, 10.185
FALL : <onslæpan, onslép, onslépon, onslæpen> fall asleep --: 2.137
FAMOUS : <bréme> famous, renowned --: 1.137
FAR : <feor> far (from) --: 8.169, 8.203, 9.289
FAR : <oð> until, up to, as far as --: 4.220
FAR : <wíde> widely, far --: 1.139, 10.18
FAST : <fæste> fast, firmly, securely --: 6.69, 8.109, 8.151
FASTENING : <gebind> band, binding, fastening --: 8.195
FATE : <wyrd> fate, destiny --: 8.26, 8.128
FATED : <fæge> doomed, fated --: 6.16, 7.205
FATHER : <fæder> father --: 1.161, 2.301
FAVOR : <giefu> gift, favor --: 9.310
FAVOR : <milts> mercy, favor, kindness --: 8.11
FAVOR : <ár> honor, favor --: 8.8
FAVORABLE : <ambyr> favorable, fair --: 4.396
FAVORABLE : <hold> gracious, favorable --: 9.336
FEAST : <gebéorscipe> feast, beer party --: 2.38, 2.102, 2.190
FEAST : <symbel> feast --: 2.75
FEAST : <wist> feast, food, provision --: 8.285
FERVID : <hát> hot, fervid --: 9.73
FETTER : <clom> bond, fetter; grasp --: 9.68
FETTER : <fetor> fetter, shackle --: 8.170
FIERCE : <hréo> fierce, wild, savage --: 7.248, 8.132
FIERCE : <réðe> fierce, cruel --: 7.158, 7.221
FIERCE : <wællgrim> fierce, cruel --: 7.222
FIGHT : <feohtan, feaht, fuhton, fohten> fight --: 3.52, 3.119, 3.369, 6.34
FIND : <findan, fond, fundon, funden> find --: 1.39, 8.206, 10.43
FIND : <métan, métte, méted> meet, find --: 3.192
FIND : <onfindan, onfond, onfundon, onfunden> find out, realize --: 3.71
FINNS : <Finnas> Finns --: 4.83
FIRE : <brand> fire, flame --: 10.34
FIRMLY : <fæste> fast, firmly, securely --: 6.69, 8.109, 8.151
FIRST : <forma> first --: 6.269
FITTING : <gedéfe> fitting, seemly --: 10.155
FIVE : <fíf> five --: 5.464
FLAME : <brand> fire, flame --: 10.34
FLEE : <fléogan, fléag, flugon, flogen> flee, fly --: 9.121
FLEE : <forbúgan, forbéah, forbugon, forbogen> flee from --: 6.294
FLESH : <líc-homa> body, flesh --: 10.170
FLOOD : <flód> flood, deluge --: 7.245
FLOW : <feallan, féoll, féollon, feallen> fall, flow --: 4.473, 6.85, 9.247
FLY : <fléogan, fléag, flugon, flogen> flee, fly --: 9.121
FOLK : <folc> folk, people --: 1.95, 6.268, 7.206
FOLLOW : <folgian, folgode, folgod> follow, obey, serve --: 3.286
FOOD : <wist> feast, food, provision --: 8.285
FOOD-GIVER : <æt-gifa> food-giver --: 7.46
FOOT : <fót> foot --: 9.63
FOOTPRINT : <lást> track, footprint --: 9.107
FOR : <tó> as, for --: 7.35, 7.44
FORCE : <wrecan, wræc, wræcon, wrecen> wreak, force; tell, utter --: 7.190, 7.233, 9.11, 10.127
FOREIGN : <elðéodig> alien, foreign, strange --: 9.291
FORMERLY : <ær> ere, before, formerly --: 1.36, 1.109, 2.318, 3.178, 3.324, 4.427, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65, 10.95
FORTH : <cennan, cennede, cenned> beget, conceive, bring forth --: 1.88
FORTH : <forð> forth, thence --: 6.25, 10.167
FORTH : <forð-féran, forð-férde, forð-féred> die, depart, lit. go forth --: 5.97
FORTH : <springan, sprang, sprungon, sprungen> spring, burst forth, spread --: 1.140
FORTY : <féowertig> forty --: 7.207
FREE : <fréo-mæg> noble (lit. free) kinsman --: 8.168
FREEZING : <fréorig> chill, cold, freezing --: 8.261
FREQUENTLY : <oft> often, frequently --: 1.25, 2.36, 3.410, 6.14, 6.255, 8.5, 8.53, 8.146, 8.164, 9.18, 9.41, 9.182, 9.227
FRESH : <fersc> fresh --: 4.273
FRESH : <níwe> new, fresh --: 5.366
FRIEND : <gehola> friend, confidant, protector --: 8.246
FRIEND-KINSMAN : <wine-mæg> dear-, lit. friend-kinsman --: 6.113, 8.44, 9.108
FRIEND-LESS : <fréond-léas> friend-less