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á

adverb <á> always, ever -- 6.193, 9.339

abead

strong verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <ábéodan, ábéad, ábudon, áboden> bid, announce -- 7.55

ac

conjunction <ac> and, but, however -- 3.116, 5.60, 6.219

ácwehte

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <ácweccan, ácwehte, ácweht> shake, brandish; quiver -- 6.142

ædra

noun, feminine <ædre> artery, channel -- 7.131

æfter

adverb <æfter> after(wards), then -- 1.87, 2.333

æghwylc

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <æghwilc> all, every -- 1.58

ægðer

conjunction <æg-hwæðer> both...and -- 5.279, 5.341

ælce

adjective; instrumental singular of <ælc> all, any -- 4.393

Ælfred

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Ælfred> Alfred -- 5.233

ælmihtig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <ælmihtig> almighty -- 2.338, 7.38, 7.49

ænig

adjective; accusative singular neuter of <ænig> any -- 2.23

ænig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <ænig> any -- 4.493

ær

adverb <ær> ere, before, formerly -- 1.109, 3.178, 3.324, 5.222, 6.49, 10.65

ærest

adverb; superlative of <ær> ere, before, formerly -- 1.36, 2.318, 4.427

æror

adverb; comparative of <ær> ere, before, formerly -- 10.95

æsc

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship -- 6.141

æscas

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship -- 5.240

æscum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <æsc> ash (tree), spear; boat, ship -- 5.217

æt

preposition <æt> at, against -- 2.143, 5.147, 5.324, 5.402, 5.437, 6.119, 9.45

ætgifan

noun, masculine; dative singular of <æt-gifa> food-giver -- 7.46

Æþelgáres

proper noun, masculine; genitive singular of <Æþelgár> Aethelgar -- 6.241

æþeling

strong noun, masculine; accusative singular of <æðeling> nobleman, prince -- 3.26, 3.188, 3.377

æþeling

strong noun, masculine; nominative singular of <æðeling> nobleman, prince -- 3.97

æþelinga

strong noun, masculine; genitive plural of <æðeling> nobleman, prince -- 10.109

æþelingas

strong noun, masculine; nominative plural of <æðeling> nobleman, prince -- 1.15

æðelo

indeclinable noun, feminine; accusative singular of <æðelo> noble race -- 7.272

ágáne

anomalous verb; past participle of <á-gán> pass, occur, lit. away go -- 5.422

ágenne

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <ágen> own -- 3.229

agenum

adjective; dative of <ágen> own -- 7.78

áh

preterite-present verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite indicative of <ágan, áh, ágon, áhte> have, possess -- 9.213

ahof

strong verb, class VI; 3rd person singular preterite of <áhebban, áhóf, áhófon, áhafen> raise, lift up -- 7.259

aldorléase

noun, masculine <ealdor> elder, parent, prince + adjective; nominative plural masculine <léas> without, bereft of -- 1.111

aldormon

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <ealdor-monn> nobleman, lit. older man -- 3.164

aldormonnes

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <ealdor-monn> nobleman, lit. older man -- 3.399

alle

adjective; nominative plural of <eall> all -- 3.47, 3.123, 3.393

ambyrne

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <ambyr> favorable, fair -- 4.396

án

indefinite article; nominative singular of <án> a, an, one -- 4.359, 5.447

ána

adjective <án> alone, single -- 8.56

and

conjunction <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, 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, 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

andsware

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <andswaru> answer, response -- 2.257

andswarode

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <andswarian, andswarode, andswarod> answer, respond -- 2.176

Angelcyn

proper noun, neuter; accusative singular of <Angel-cynn> English, lit. Angle kin -- 5.56

ánhaga

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <ánhaga> recluse, wanderer -- 8.7

ánum

indefinite article; dative singular masculine of <án> a, an, one -- 3.126, 3.395, 4.385

ára

noun, feminine; genitive plural of <ár> oar -- 5.267

áræd

adjective <áræd> arranged, inexorable -- 8.29

árás

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <árísan, árás, árison, árisen> arise -- 2.69

áre

strong noun, feminine; genitive singular of <ár> honor, favor -- 8.8

arleasra

adjective <árléas> base, dishonorable, wicked -- 7.234

ásecgan

weak verb, class III; infinitive of <ásecgan, ásægde, ásægd> say, relate -- 8.80

atol

adjective; accusative singular neuter of <atol> dire, repulsive -- 9.29

áþer

correlative conjunction <áhwæþer> either -- 4.27

bæcbord

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <bæc-bord> larboard, port side -- 4.461

bædon

strong verb, class V; 3rd person plural preterite of <biddan, bæd, bædon, beden> bid, beseech, urge -- 6.115

baldlíce

adverb <bald-líce> boldly -- 6.145

bana

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <bana> bane, slayer -- 6.48

banan

weak noun, masculine; accusative singular of <bana> bane, slayer -- 3.285

be

preposition <be> at, by, near -- 2.51, 2.153, 4.412, 5.208, 5.347, 6.222, 6.226, 7.105, 9.7, 9.50

be norðan

adverb <be norðan> north of -- 4.348

beadurófes

adjective <beaduróf> bold, heroic -- 10.32

beæftan

preposition <beæftan> behind -- 3.151, 3.175

bealosíþa

noun, masculine; genitive plural of <bealu-síð> peril, calamity. lit. harm-journey -- 9.219

bearme

noun, masculine; dative singular of <bearm> bosom, lap -- 1.162

bearn

noun, neuter; accusative plural of <bearn> child -- 7.174

bearn

noun, neuter; nominative plural of <bearn> child -- 10.110

bearn

noun, neuter; nominative singular of <bearn> child -- 6.52, 6.242

bearnum

noun, neuter; dative plural of <bearn> child -- 2.321, 7.98

beboden

strong verb, class II; past participle of <bebéodan, bebéad, bebudon, beboden> command, instruct -- 2.116

bécn

noun, neuter <bécn> beacon, sign -- 10.33

bég

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <béag> ring, crown -- 10.56

bégen

pronoun; nominative dual masculine of <bégen> both -- 6.100

begéton

strong verb, class V; 3rd person plural preterite of <begietan, begeat, begéaton, begieten> get, acquire -- 5.36

begnornodon

weak verb, class II; 3rd person plural preterite of <begnornian, begnornode, begnornod> mourn, lament -- 10.181

beleac

strong verb, class II; preterite singular of <belúcan, beléac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut -- 7.65, 7.284

belocen

strong verb, class II; past participle of <belúcan, beléac, belucon, belocen> close, lock, shut -- 3.210

béon

anomalous verb; infinitive of <béon> be, become, exist -- 4.151, 5.314

beorg

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <beorg> hill, mountain -- 10.54

beorgas

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <beorg> hill, mountain -- 7.252

Beorhtulf

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Beorhtulf> Bertulf -- 5.129

beornas

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <beorn> man, nobleman -- 6.103, 6.146

Beornulf

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Beornulf> Bernuff -- 5.163

béotan

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person plural preterite of <béatan, béot, béoton, béaten> beat, pound, strike -- 9.175

Béowulf

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Béo-wulf> bear, lit. bee wolf -- 1.135

berað

strong verb, class IV; 3rd person plural present of <beran, bær, bæron, boren> bear, carry -- 4.285

betimbredon

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <betimbran, betimbrede, betimbred> build, construct -- 10.28

betux

preposition <betux> between -- 4.435

beworhton

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <bewyrcan, beworhte, beworht> work, construct, cover -- 10.37

bidæled

weak verb, class I; past participle of <bedælan, bidælde, bidæled> deprive, release -- 8.167

bídan

strong verb, class I; infinitive of <bídan, bád, bidon, biden> bide, endure, remain -- 9.230

bidroren

strong verb, class II; past participle of <bedréosan, bedréas, bedruron, bedroren> bereave, deprive of -- 9.109

bigeal

strong verb, class III; 3rd person singular preterite of <begiellan, begeall, begullon, begollen> yell, scream, screech -- 9.185

bigeat

strong verb, class V; 3rd person singular preterite of <begietan, begeat, begéaton, begieten> get, acquire -- 9.42

bihongen

strong verb, class VII; past participle of <behón, behéng, behéngon, behongen> hang round -- 9.117

bindað

strong verb, class III; 3rd person plural present of <bindan, bond, bundon, bunden> bind, tie -- 8.150

binde

strong verb, class III; 3rd person singular present subjunctive of <bindan, bond, bundon, bunden> bind, tie -- 8.110

bíon

anomalous verb; infinitive of <béon> be, become, exist -- 4.114

biscop

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <bisceop> bishop, prelate -- 5.113, 5.146

bitre

adjective; accusative singular feminine of <bitre> bitter, sharp -- 9.20

bið

anomalous verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <béon> be, become, exist -- 4.426, 8.27, 8.236, 10.156

biþ

anomalous verb; 3rd person singular present indicative of <béon> be, become, exist -- 8.93

biwráh

strong verb, class I; 1st person singular preterite of <bewréon, biwráh, biwrigon, biwrigen> cover, conceal -- 8.179

blæd

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <blæd> breath, spirit, life -- 8.264

blæd

noun, neuter; nominative singular of <blæd> blade, leaf -- 1.138

blisse

strong noun, feminine; genitive singular of <bliss> bliss, joy, happiness -- 2.42

bond

strong verb, class III; 3rd person singular preterite of <bindan, bond, bundon, bunden> bind, tie -- 9.245

bord

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <bord> board, shield -- 6.135, 7.15, 7.100

borda

noun, neuter; genitive plural of <bord> board, shield -- 6.7

brád

adjective; nominative singular of <brád> broad, open -- 4.117, 4.154, 4.173, 4.193, 10.16

brádost

adjective; superlative of <brád> broad, open -- 4.97

brádre

adjective; comparative of <brád> broad, open -- 4.120, 4.132, 4.491

bréme

adjective; nominative singular of <bréme> famous, renowned -- 1.137

bréostceare

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <bréost-cearu> anxiety, heart-care -- 9.21

bréostcofan

noun, masculine; dative singular of <bréost-cofa> heart, affections -- 8.149

brimláde

noun, feminine; dative singular of <brim-lád> path of the sea, lit. sea lane -- 9.229

brimmen

noun, masculine; nominative plural of <brim-man> sailor, lit. sea man -- 6.9

bronda

noun, masculine; genitive plural of <brand> fire, flame -- 10.34

bryttan

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <brytta> giver, distributor -- 8.200

Bryttiscum

adjective; dative singular masculine of <Bryttisc> British -- 3.127

búde

irregular verb; 3rd person singular preterite of <búan, búde, býne> dwell, live -- 4.333, 4.347

budon

strong verb, class II; 3rd person plural preterite of <béodan, béad, budon, boden> bid, command, offer -- 3.297

burgum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <burg> enclosure, stonghold -- 9.218

bútan

preposition <búton> without, except for -- 3.125, 3.394, 9.133

búton

conjunction <búton> unless; except (that) -- 5.306

búton

preposition <búton> without, except for -- 5.463

bylde

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <byldan, bylde, bylded> cheer, encourage -- 6.244

býne

adjective; nominative singular neuter of <býn> inhabited, occupied -- 4.93

býnum

adjective; dative singular neuter of <býn> inhabited, occupied -- 4.70

Byrhtwold

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Byrhtwold> Byrhtwold -- 6.133

byrig

strong noun, feminine; dative singular of <burg> enclosure, stonghold -- 3.191

Cædmon

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Cædmon> Ca|edmon -- 2.164

caldast

adjective; superlative of <ceald> cold -- 9.251

calde

adjective; dative singular masculine of <ceald> cold -- 9.60

caldum

adjective; dative plural masculine of <ceald> cold -- 9.67

care

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <cearu> care, grief, sorrow -- 10.121

céapes

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <céap> cattle -- 5.71

ceare

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <cear> care, sorrow -- 8.60

ceare

noun, feminine; nominative plural of <cearu> care, grief, sorrow -- 9.71

cearselda

noun, neuter; genitive plural of <cear-seld> place of sorrow, care-place -- 9.27

cenned

weak verb, class I; past participle of <cennan, cennede, cenned> beget, conceive, bring forth -- 1.88

cénre

adjective; comparative of <céne> bold -- 6.161

Cent

proper noun, feminine; dative singular of <Cent> Kent -- 5.120

céole

noun, masculine; dative singular of <céol> keel (of a ship) -- 9.26

Céolmund

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Céolmund> Ceolmund -- 5.117

cirre

noun, masculine; dative singular of <cierr> occasion, time, turn -- 5.326

clifum

noun, neuter; dative plural of <clif> cliff -- 9.51

clommum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <clom> bond, fetter; grasp -- 9.68

clúdig

adjective; nominative singular of <clúdig> rocky -- 4.53

cnossað

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular present of <cnossian, cnossode, cnossod> drive, pitch -- 9.52

cnyssað

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural present of <cnyssan, cnysede, cnysed> beat, strike -- 9.260

cómon

strong verb, class IV; 3rd person plural preterite of <cuman, cwóm, cwómon, cumen> come -- 5.330

con

modal (preterit-present) verb, class III; 1st person singular present indicative of <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cúðe> can, know how to -- 2.181

corna

noun, neuter; genitive plural of <corn> corn, grain -- 9.250

cruncon

strong verb, class III; 3rd person plural preterite of <cringan, crong, crungon, crungen> cringe, yield; die -- 6.81

cuædon

strong verb, class V; 3rd person plural preterite of <cweðan, cwæð, cwædon, cweden> say, speak -- 3.270, 3.315, 3.337

cume

strong verb, class IV; 3rd person singular present optative of <cuman, cwóm, cwómon, cumen> come -- 1.172

cunnað

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular present of <cunnian, cunnode, cunnod> seek, explore, experience -- 8.233

cunnige

weak verb, class II; 1st person singular present subjunctive of <cunnian, cunnode, cunnod> seek, explore, experience -- 9.271

cúðe

modal (preterit-present) verb, class III; 1st person singular preterite indicative of <cunnan, cann, cunnon, cúðe> can, know how to -- 2.199

cwædon

strong verb, class V; 3rd person plural preterite of <cweðan, cwæð, cwædon, cweden> say, speak -- 10.194

cwæð

strong verb, class V; 3rd person singular preterite of <cweðan, cwæð, cwædon, cweden> say, speak -- 2.179, 2.209, 2.228, 2.241, 4.143, 4.342, 4.378, 8.38

Cwéna

proper noun, masculine plural; genitive of <Cwénas> Cwenas, Cwena people -- 4.236

Cwénas

proper noun, masculine plural; nominative of <Cwénas> Cwenas, Cwena people -- 4.246, 4.287

cwicra

adjective; genitive plural of <cwic> quick, alive -- 8.71

cwilde

noun, masc/fem/neut; dative singular of <cwild> disease, plague, pestilence -- 5.72

cwíðan

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <cwíðan, cwíðe, cwíðed> accuse; bewail, lament -- 10.122

cwíþan

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <cwíðan, cwíðe, cwíðed> accuse; bewail, lament -- 8.61

cymð

strong verb, class IV; 3rd person singular present of <cuman, cwóm, cwómon, cumen> come -- 4.453

cyng

strong noun, masculine; nominative singular of <cyning> king -- 5.234, 5.360

cynges

strong noun, masculine; genitive singular of <cyning> king -- 5.90, 5.151, 5.169

cyning

strong noun, masculine; accusative singular of <cyning> king -- 3.50

cyning

strong noun, masculine; nominative singular of <cyning> king -- 1.76, 3.9, 3.155, 3.195

cyninge

strong noun, masculine; dative singular of <cyning> king -- 3.327, 3.353

cyninges

strong noun, masculine; genitive singular of <cyning> king -- 3.73, 3.147

cýþdon

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <cýðan, cýðde, cýðed> reveal, make known -- 3.249

dædum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <dæd> deed, action -- 9.321

dæge

noun, masculine; instrumental singular of <dæg> day -- 4.394

daga

noun, masculine; genitive plural of <dæg> day -- 7.208

dagum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <dæg> day -- 4.199, 10.31

Defenum

proper noun, masculine plural; dative of <Defenas> Devonians, Devonshire -- 5.344

démdon

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <déman, démde, démed> deem, judge; praise -- 10.145

Denisc

proper adjective; accusative singular of <Denisc> Danish -- 5.305

déor

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <déor> brave, valiant -- 9.323

dóm

strong noun, masculine; accusative singular of <dóm> doom, decision; glory -- 3.230

dómgeorne

adjective; nominative plural masculine of <dóm-georn> lit. glory-desirous -- 8.144

Dorceceastre

proper noun, feminine; dative singular of <Dorce-ceastre> Dorchester -- 5.148

drehton

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <dreccan, drehte, dreht> afflict, harass -- 5.197

dréorig

adverb <dréorig> drearily, sadly -- 8.198

dréorigne

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <dréorig> dreary, sad -- 8.145

drihten

noun, masculine <drihten> lord, prince, ruler -- 7.51, 7.117, 7.277

drugon

strong verb, class II; 3rd person plural preterite of <dréogan, dréag, drugon, drogen> endure, suffer -- 1.110

drýgum

adjective; dative singular of <drýge> dry -- 5.407

dryhten

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <drihten> lord, prince, ruler -- 2.307, 2.332, 9.334, 9.346

dugeðum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory -- 7.108

duguðum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <duguð> host, body of retainers; glory -- 10.144

durre

preterite-present verb, class III; 1st person singular present optative of <durran, dearr, durron, dorste> dare -- 8.78

duru

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <duru> door -- 3.15

dyde

anomalous verb; 1st person singular preterite indicative of <dón> do, make -- 9.148

dyde

anomalous verb; 3rd person singular preterite indicative of <dón> do, make -- 2.95

dydon

anomalous verb; 3rd person plural preterite indicative of <dón> do, make -- 10.55

dyrum

adjective; dative plural of <dýre> dear, beloved -- 7.109

eac

adverb <éac> also, even, moreover -- 7.123

éac

adverb <éac> also, even, moreover -- 5.180, 5.285, 5.459

Éadulf

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Éadulf> Eadulf -- 5.150

eafera

weak noun, masculine; nominative singular of <eafora> son, heir -- 1.85, 1.142

eaforan

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <eafora> son, heir -- 7.16

eahtodan

weak verb, class II; 3rd person plural preterite of <eahtian, eahtode, eahtod> praise, esteem -- 10.139

eal

adjective; nominative singular of <eall> all -- 4.23

eal

adverb <eall> all, entirely -- 8.287

eald

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <eald> old -- 6.139

ealdor

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <ealdor> elder, parent, prince -- 6.180

ealdormon

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <ealdor-monn> nobleman, lit. older man -- 5.118, 5.130, 5.135

Ealdwold

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Ealdwold> Ealdwold -- 6.97

Ealhheard

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Ealhheard> Elhard -- 5.145

eall

adjective <eall> all -- 7.33

eall

adverb <eall> all -- 6.181, 10.59

ealle

adjective; accusative plural masculine of <eall> all -- 7.246

ealle

adjective; accusative singular feminine of <eall> all -- 4.406, 6.98

ealle

adjective; nominative plural masculine of <eall> all -- 2.47, 6.243

ealles

adjective; genitive singular of <eall> all -- 5.57, 5.82

ealne

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <eall> all -- 4.457

ealra

adjective; genitive plural masculine of <eall> all -- 5.213, 10.111

earce

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <earc> ark -- 7.76, 7.260

earce

noun, feminine; genitive singular of <earc> ark -- 7.14

eard

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <eard> home, land -- 9.292

eardiað

weak verb, class II; 3rd person plural present of <eardian, eardode, eardod> live, dwell -- 4.82

eardstapa

weak noun, masculine; nominative singular of <eard-stapa> wanderer, lit. earth-stepper -- 8.39

earfeþa

noun, neuter; genitive plural of <earfeðe> hardship, suffering -- 8.40

earfoðhwíle

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <earfoð-hwíl> lit. hardship-time -- 9.17

earmcearig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <earm-cearig> miserable, lit. wretched-caring -- 8.165, 9.101

earn

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <earn> eagle -- 9.184

Éastengle

proper noun, masculine plural; accusative of <Éast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia -- 5.17

Éastenglum

proper noun, masculine plural; dative of <Éast-Engle> East Angles, East Anglia -- 5.201

éasteweard

adverb <éast-weard> eastward -- 4.96

éastewerd

adverb <éast-weard> eastward -- 4.111

Éastseaxum

proper noun, masculine plural; dative of <Éast-Seaxan> East Saxons, Essex -- 5.132

éce

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <éce> eternal, everlasting -- 2.306, 2.331

Ecgulf

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Ecgulf> Egulf -- 5.168

eft

adverb <eft> afterwards, thereupon -- 1.167, 2.207

egorstreamas

noun, masculine; nominative plural of <éagor-stréam> sea-stream, current -- 7.133

egsode

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <egsian, egsode, egsod> terrify -- 1.33

eldum

indeclinable noun, masculine plural; dative of <ylde> men -- 10.90

ellen

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <ellen> valor, courage -- 1.16

ellenweorc

noun, neuter; accusative plural of <ellen-weorc> work of courage -- 10.143

elþéodigra

adjective used as noun <elðéodig> alien, foreign, strange -- 9.291

emnlange

preposition <emnlange> along -- 4.68

endebyrdnes

noun, feminine; nominative singular of <endebyrdnes> order, sequence -- 2.279

endebyrdnesse

noun, feminine; dative singular of <endebyrdnes> order, sequence -- 2.50

éode

anomalous verb; 3rd person singular preterite indicative of <gán> go, walk, move -- 2.78, 2.192, 3.16, 6.27, 6.270

éodon

anomalous verb; 3rd person plural preterite indicative of <gán> go, walk, move -- 3.215, 3.305

eom

anomalous verb; 1st person singular present indicative of <is> be, become, exist -- 6.212

eorla

noun, masculine; genitive plural of <eorl> earl, nobleman, warrior -- 10.78

eorlas

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <eorl> earl, nobleman, warrior -- 1.34

eorle

noun, masculine; dative singular of <eorl> earl, nobleman, warrior -- 8.95

eorlscipe

indeclinable noun, masculine; accusative singular of <eorlscipe> nobility, heroic deeds -- 10.140

eorðan

noun, feminine; genitive singular of <eorð> earth -- 2.320, 7.262, 10.80

eorþan

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <eorð> earth -- 6.87, 9.249, 9.307

éowre

2nd person possessive pronoun; nominative plural masculine of <ðú> you -- 3.348

erian

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <erian, erede, ered> plow -- 4.31

ettan

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <ettan, ettede, etted> graze, pasture -- 4.29

eðelland

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <éðel-land> native land -- 7.179

éðle

noun, masculine; dative singular of <éðel> home, native land -- 8.166

fæder

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <fæder> father -- 1.161

fæge

adjective; accusative singular of <fæge> doomed, fated -- 7.205

fæges

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <fæge> doomed, fated -- 6.16

fægrost

adverb; superlative of <fæger> fairly, beautifully -- 9.97

fæsle

noun, neuter; dative singular of <fæsl> progeny, offspring -- 7.36

fæste

adverb <fæste> fast, firmly, securely -- 6.69, 8.109, 8.151

faran

strong verb, class VI; infinitive of <faran, fór, fóron, faren> go, ride, travel -- 5.361

feaht

strong verb, class III; 3rd person singular preterite of <feohtan, feaht, fuhton, fohten> fight -- 6.34

féasceaft

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <féasceaft> poor, destitute -- 1.38

féasceaftig

adjective <féasceaftig> poor, destitute -- 9.196

fela

indeclinable adjective <fela> much, many -- 5.220, 9.28

feoh

strong noun, neuter; accusative singular of <feoh> cattle, goods, money -- 3.99

feohgiftum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <feoh-gift> money-, lit. cattle-gift -- 1.159

feohléase

adjective; nominative plural of <feoh-léas> moneyless, lit. without cattle -- 5.31

feohtende

strong verb, class III; present participle of <feohtan, feaht, fuhton, fohten> fight -- 3.52, 3.119, 3.369

féol

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person singular preterite of <feallan, féoll, féollon, feallen> fall, flow -- 6.85, 9.247

feor

adverb <feor> far (from) -- 8.203, 9.289

feor

preposition <feor> far (from) -- 8.169

féores

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <feorh> life -- 6.214

feorh

strong noun, neuter; accusative singular of <feorh> life -- 3.101, 3.404, 7.235

feorhhús

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <feorh-hús> body, lit. life-house -- 6.17

féos

strong noun, neuter; genitive singular of <feoh> cattle, goods, money -- 3.231

feowertig

numeral <féowertig> forty -- 7.207

féran

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <féran, férde, féred> go, travel -- 9.286

ferhðum

noun, masculine /nt;dat.pl. of <ferð> mind, soul, spirit -- 10.163

fers

noun, neuter; accusative plural of <fers> sentence, verse -- 2.269

fersce

adjective; nominative plural of <fersc> fresh -- 4.273

ferð

noun, masculine /nt;acc.sg. of <ferð> mind, soul, spirit -- 9.197, 9.284

ferðloca

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure -- 8.260

ferðlocan

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <ferð-loca> breast, heart, lit. spirit enclosure -- 8.108

fét

noun, masculine; nominative plural of <fót> foot -- 9.63

feterum

noun, feminine; dative plural of <fetor> fetter, shackle -- 8.170

fífum

numeral; dative plural of <fíf> five -- 5.464

findan

strong verb, class III; infinitive of <findan, fond, fundon, funden> find -- 8.206, 10.43

Finnas

proper noun, masculine plural; nominative of <Finnas> Finns -- 4.83

fírum

noun, masculine plural; dative of <firas> men, people -- 2.335

flæschoman

weak noun, masculine; accusative singular of <flæsc-homa> body -- 7.237

fléag

strong verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <fléogan, fléag, flugon, flogen> flee, fly -- 9.121

flod

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <flód> flood, deluge -- 7.245

folc

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <folc> folk, people -- 7.206

folce

noun, neuter; dative singular of <folc> folk, people -- 1.95, 6.268

foldan

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <folde> earth, ground -- 2.336

foldan

noun, feminine; dative singular of <folde> earth, ground -- 9.96

foldan

noun, feminine; genitive singular of <folde> earth, ground -- 8.263

folgian

weak verb, class II; infinitive of <folgian, folgode, folgod> follow, obey, serve -- 3.286

for

preposition <for> for, because of -- 2.71

for ðon

conjunction <for þon> because, therefore -- 8.143

for þon

conjunction <for þon> because, therefore -- 2.35, 2.187, 2.196, 9.207, 9.259, 9.301

foran

adverb <foran> before, in front -- 5.380

forbéah

strong verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <forbúgan, forbéah, forbugon, forbogen> flee from -- 6.294

fore

preposition <fore> for, before -- 9.158, 9.163

foresnotre

adjective; nominative plural masculine of <fore-snotor> clever, prudent -- 10.41

forfóran

strong verb, class VI; 3rd person plural preterite of <for-faran, for-fór, for-fóron, for-faren> obstruct, get in front of -- 5.376

forgeaf

strong verb, class V; 3rd person singular preterite of <forgifan, forgeaf, forgéafon, forgiefen> give, grant -- 1.127

forhéawen

strong verb, class VII; past participle; nominative singular masculine of <forhéawan, forhéow, forhéowon, forhéawen> hew, cut down -- 6.182

forlét

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person singular preterite of <forlætan, forlét, forléton, forlæten> leave, abandon -- 2.98, 6.258

forléton

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person plural preterite of <forlætan, forlét, forléton, forlæten> leave, abandon -- 10.77

fóron

strong verb, class VI; 3rd person plural preterite of <faran, fór, fóron, faren> go, ride, travel -- 5.41, 5.391

forste

noun, masculine; dative singular of <forst> frost -- 9.65

forswíðe

adverb <forswíðe> utterly, excessively -- 5.58

forð

adverb <forð> forth, thence -- 6.25, 10.167

forðférdon

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <forð-féran, forð-férde, forð-féred> die, depart, lit. go forth -- 5.97

fram

preposition <fram> from -- 6.199, 6.215

frea

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <fréa> lord, master -- 7.37

fréa

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <fréa> lord, master -- 2.337

fréfran

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <fréfran, fréfrede, fréfred> cheer, comfort -- 8.218, 9.198

fremedon

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <fremman, fremede, fremed> do, perform -- 1.17

fréoge

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular present optative of <fréogan, fréoge, fréog> love -- 10.164

fréomægum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <fréo-mæg> noble (lit. free) kinsman -- 8.168

fréondléasne

adjective; accusative singular masculine of <fréond-léas> friend-less -- 8.217

fréorig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <fréorig> chill, cold, freezing -- 8.261

Frésisc

proper adjective; accusative singular of <Frésisc> Frisian -- 5.301

fród

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <fród> old, wise, experienced -- 6.213

frófre

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <frófor> relief, solace, consolation -- 1.49

frófre

noun, feminine; dative singular of <frófor> relief, solace, consolation -- 1.97

from

adverb <fram> away -- 3.259, 3.304

from

preposition <fram> from -- 2.73, 7.120, 7.261

fromum

adjective; dative plural feminine of <from> bold, brave, splendid -- 1.158

frumsceaft

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <frumsceaft> creation -- 2.245

ful

adverb <ful> fully, completely -- 6.144, 8.28, 9.181

fulgon

strong verb, class III; 3rd person plural preterite of <féolan, fealh, fulgon, folen> reach, penetrate -- 3.374

fulnéah

adverb <fulnéah> almost, very nearly -- 5.250

funden

strong verb, class III; past participle of <findan, fond, fundon, funden> find -- 1.39

fylð

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person singular present of <feallan, féoll, féollon, feallen> fall, flow -- 4.473

fyrenðearfe

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <fyren-ðearf> dire distress -- 1.105

fyrmest

adjective; superlative of <forma> first -- 6.269

ganetes

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <ganot> gannet, goose -- 9.153

gár

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <gár> spear -- 6.257

gár

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <gár> spear -- 6.13

Gár-Dena

proper noun, masculine plural; genitive of <gár-Dene> spear-Danes -- 1.7

gatu

strong noun, neuter; accusative plural of <geat> gate -- 3.207, 3.368

ge

conjunction <ge> both...and, either...or -- 5.280, 5.282, 5.284, 5.342, 5.345

geára

adverb <geára> yore, long since -- 8.173

géara

noun, neuter; genitive plural of <géar> year -- 5.221

géardagum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <géar-dæg> lit. year-day -- 1.9

geardum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <geard> yard, enclosure; dwelling -- 1.91

géare

noun, neuter; instrumental singular of <géar> year -- 5.196

géares

noun, neuter; genitive singular of <géar> year -- 5.329

gearo

adjective; nominative singular of <gearo> prepared, ready -- 3.83

géarum

noun, neuter; dative plural of <géar> year -- 5.69, 5.101

Géata

proper noun, masculine; genitive plural of <Géat> Geat -- 10.182

gebád

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain -- 1.50

gebærum

strong noun, neuter; dative plural of <gebære> cry, behavior -- 3.70

gebéad

strong verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <gebéodan, gebéad, gebudon, geboden> offer -- 3.102, 3.225

gebéorscipe

noun, masculine; dative singular of <gebéorscipe> feast, beer party -- 2.38, 2.190

gebéorscipes

noun, masculine; genitive singular of <gebéorscipe> feast, beer party -- 2.102

gebiden

strong verb, class I; past participle of <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain -- 9.22, 9.216

gebídeð

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular present of <gebídan, gebád, gebidon, gebiden> remain; await; experience; attain -- 8.9

gebind

noun, neuter <gebind> band, binding, fastening -- 8.195

geboden

strong verb, class II; past participle of <gebéodan, gebéad, gebudon, geboden> offer -- 3.321

gebræc

strong verb, class IV; 3rd person singular preterite of <gebrecan, gebræc, gebræcon, gebrocen> break, destroy, subdue -- 6.8

gebrocede

weak verb, class II; past participle; nominative plural of <gebrocian, gebrocede, gebroced> crush; hurt, afflict -- 5.65

gebrocod

weak verb, class II; past participle of <gebrocian, gebrocede, gebroced> crush; hurt, afflict -- 5.59

gebróþru

noun, masculine; nominative plural of <gebróþor> brother -- 6.102

gebunden

strong verb, class III; past participle of <bindan, bond, bundon, bunden> bind, tie -- 9.66

gecranc

strong verb, class III; 3rd person singular preterite of <gecringan, gecranc, gecrungon, gecrungen> cringe, fall, perish -- 6.278

gecunnad

weak verb, class II; past participle of <gecunnian, gecunnade, gecunnad> know; try, test, make trial of -- 9.24

gedéfe

adjective; nominative singular neuter of <gedéfe> fitting, seemly -- 10.155

gedémed

weak verb, class I; past participle of <déman, démde, démed> deem, judge; praise -- 2.44

gedón

anomalous verb; past participle of <gedón> act, do, bring to pass -- 9.347

gedréas

strong verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <gedréosan, gedréas, gedruron, gedroren> fall, fail -- 8.288

gedydon

anomalous verb; 3rd person plural preterite indicative of <gedón> act, do, bring to pass -- 5.340

geféngon

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person plural preterite of <gefón, geféng, geféngon, gefangen> take, seize -- 5.431

geféran

weak noun, masculine; nominative plural of <geféra> companion, comrade -- 3.349, 8.239

geférum

weak noun, masculine; dative plural of <geféra> companion, comrade -- 3.320

gefor

strong verb, class VI; 3rd person singular preterite of <gefaran, gefór, gefóron, gefaren> go, proceed -- 7.43

gefremman

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <gefremman, gefremede, gefremed> advance, further -- 8.135

gefrúnon

strong verb, class III; 1st person plural preterite of <gefrínan, gefrán, gefrúnon, gefrúnen> learn, hear of -- 1.12

gegremode

weak verb, class II; past participle; nominative plural masculine of <gegremian, gegremode, gegremod> enrage -- 6.12

gehíerdun

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <gehíeran, gehíerede, gehíered> hear (of) -- 3.144

geholena

noun, masculine; genitive plural of <gehola> friend, confidant, protector -- 8.246

gehwære

adverb <gehwær> on every side, everywhere -- 7.132

gehwære

pronoun; dative singular feminine of <gehwá> each, everyone -- 1.186

gehwæs

pronoun; genitive singular of <gehwá> each, everyone -- 2.305

gehwelcum

indefinite pronoun; dative singular masculine of <gehwylc> each, every one -- 3.98

gehwylce

indefinite pronoun; instrumental singular masculine of <gehwylc> each, every one -- 8.58, 9.283

gehýrde

weak verb, class I; 1st person singular preterite of <gehíeran, gehíerede, gehíered> hear (of) -- 9.132

gehýrde

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <gehíeran, gehíerede, gehíered> hear (of) -- 2.277

gelác

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <gelác> tumult, commotion -- 9.269

gelæsten

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural present optative of <gelæstan, gelæste, gelæset> serve, stand by -- 1.174

geleornade

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <geleornian, geleornode, geleornod> learn, study -- 2.25

gelimplicre

adjective; dative singular feminine of <gelimplic> suitable -- 2.129

gelýfedre

adjective; genitive singular feminine of <gelyfed> advanced -- 2.18

gelýfeð

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular present of <gelíefan, gelíefde, gelíefed> grant; believe, trust -- 9.209

gemon

preterite-present verb, class IV; 3rd person singular present indicative of <gemunan, geman, gemunon, gemunde> remember, be mindful of -- 8.272

gemót

noun, neuter; nominative singular of <gemót> meeting, council, assembly -- 6.67

gemyndig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <gemyndig> mindful -- 8.41

gén

adverb <gén> still, yet, further -- 10.88

genéat

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <genéat> companion, retainer -- 6.140

generede

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <generian, generede, genered> save, protect -- 3.405

genumen

strong verb, class IV; past participle of <geniman, genam, genámon, genumen> seize, take -- 10.68

geogoðe

noun, feminine; dative singular of <geogoð> youth, youngster -- 7.104

geoguðe

noun, feminine; dative singular of <geogoð> youth, youngster -- 8.280

geoguþe

noun, feminine; dative singular of <geogoð> youth, youngster -- 9.315

geond

preposition <geond> over, through(out) -- 4.274, 7.253, 8.15

geong

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <geong> young -- 1.89, 1.154

gére

noun, neuter; dative singular of <géar> year -- 5.11

gescæpene

strong verb, class VI; past participle; plural of <gescieppan, gescóp, gescópon, gesceapen> shape, create -- 5.302

gesceóp

strong verb, class VI; 3rd person singular preterite of <gescieppan, gescóp, gescópon, gesceapen> shape, create -- 2.319

geseah

strong verb, class V; 3rd person singular preterite of <geséon, geseah, gesægon, gesegen> see, observe -- 2.63

geséce

weak verb, class I; 1st person singular present of <gesécan, gesóhte, gesóht> seek, desire -- 9.293

geseglian

weak verb, class II; infinitive of <geseglian, geseglode, geseglod> sail -- 4.383

geseted

weak verb, class I; past participle of <gesettan, gesette, geseted> set (out), appoint, establish -- 2.11

gesette

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <gesettan, gesette, geseted> set (out), appoint, establish -- 2.135

gestah

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <gestígan, gestáh, gestigon, gestigen> mount, ascend -- 7.101

gestréon

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <gestréon> wealth, treasure -- 10.79

gesunde

adjective; nominative plural of <gesund> safe, unharmed -- 3.303

geswincdagum

noun, masculine; dative plural of <geswinc-dæg> day of toil -- 9.16

gesýne

strong verb, class V; past participle of <geséon, geseah, gesægon, gesegen> see, observe -- 10.19

geþeon

strong verb, class I; infinitive <geþéon, geþáh, geþigon, geþigen> thrive, prosper -- 1.188

geþicgean

strong verb, class V; infinitive of <geþicgan, geþeah, geþægon, geþegen> take, accept, receive -- 3.107

geþóhtas

noun, masculine; accusative plural of <geðóht> thought -- 9.263

geþrange

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <geþrang> throng, tumult -- 6.45

geþrungen

strong verb, class III; past participle of <þringan, þrong, þrungon, þrungen> throng, crowd, press -- 9.61

geðungnestan

adjective used as substantive; superlative; accusative plural of <geðungen> grown, excellent, distinguished -- 5.185

gewat

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <gewítan, gewát, gewiton, gewiten> depart, go -- 7.8

gewát

strong verb, class I; 1st person singular preterite of <gewítan, gewát, gewiton, gewiten> depart, go -- 2.195

gewealc

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <gewealc> rolling, tossing -- 9.31

gewinne

noun, neuter; dative singular of <gewinn> battle, strife, struggle -- 6.72

geworhton

weak verb, class I; 3rd person plural preterite of <gewyrcan, geworhte, geworht> perform, achieve, accomplish -- 10.5

gewundad

weak verb, class II; past participle of <gewundian, gewundode, gewundod> wound -- 3.132, 3.411

gewundode

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <gewundian, gewundode, gewundod> wound -- 3.37

gewunigen

weak verb, class II; 3rd person plural present optative of <gewunian, gewunode, gewunod> remain with, stand by -- 1.168

gewyrcean

weak verb, class I; infinitive of <gewyrcan, geworhte, geworht> perform, achieve, accomplish -- 1.157

gif

conjunction <gif> if -- 3.234

gifena

strong noun, feminine; genitive plural of <giefu> gift, favor -- 9.310

gísle

noun, masculine; dative singular of <gísel> hostage -- 3.128

gleaw

adjective; nominative singular of <gléaw> wise, prudent -- 7.102

gnornian

weak verb, class II; infinitive of <gnornian, gnornode, gnornod> mourn, lament -- 6.195

God

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <God> deity, God -- 1.93

gód

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <gód> good, excellent -- 1.75, 6.183, 9.312

góde

adjective; dative singular neuter of <gód> good, excellent -- 1.156

Godes

proper noun, masculine; genitive singular of <God> deity, God -- 2.266, 5.54, 7.106

Godríc

proper noun, masculine; nominative singular of <Godríc> Godric -- 6.245, 6.290

godsunu

strong noun, masculine; nominative singular of <godsunu> godson -- 3.400

gold

noun, neuter; accusative singular of <gold> gold -- 10.82

gold

noun, neuter; nominative singular of <gold> gold -- 8.259

goldwine

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <gold-wine> lit. gold-friend -- 8.175

goldwine

noun, masculine; nominative singular <gold-wine> lit. gold-friend -- 8.282

gomban

weak noun, feminine; accusative singular of <gombe> tribute -- 1.64

gomene

noun, neuter; dative singular of <gomen> pastime, pleasure, entertainment -- 9.152

gongende

strong verb, class VII; present participle of <gongan, géong, géongon, gongen> go, walk -- 2.106

Gotland

proper noun, neuter; nominative singular of <Got-land> Goth land -- 4.507

grap

strong verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <grípan, gráp, gripon, gripen> grasp, seize -- 7.203

gréote

noun, neuter; dative singular of <gréot> grit, dust, earth -- 6.185, 10.84

grétte

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <grétan, grétte, gréted> greet, approach -- 2.150

grund

noun, masculine; accusative singular of <grund> ground, earth -- 7.255

guma

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <guma> man, hero -- 1.155

gúðe

noun, feminine; accusative singular of <gúð> battle -- 6.293

gúðe

noun, feminine; dative singular of <gúð> battle -- 6.11

gúþe

noun, feminine; dative singular of <gúð> battle -- 6.247

gyf

conjunction <gif> if -- 4.387

gyldan

strong verb, class III; infinitive of <gieldan, geald, guldon, golden> yield, pay -- 1.65

habban

weak verb, class III; infinitive of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 7.39

habbað

weak verb, class III; 3rd person plural present of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 4.309

hæbbe

weak verb, class III; 1st person singular present of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 9.23

hæfde

weak verb, class III; 3rd person singular preterite of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 4.395, 7.90

hæfdon

weak verb, class III; 3rd person plural preterite indicative of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 3.57, 3.211, 5.265, 10.69

hægl

noun, masculine; nominative singular of <hagol> hail -- 9.119, 9.246

hæse

noun, feminine; dative singular of <hæs> behest, command -- 7.107

hæt

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person singular present of <hátan, heht, héton, háten> call, name; order -- 4.367

hafað

weak verb, class III; 3rd person singular present of <habban, hæfde, hæfd> have, possess -- 8.244

hafenode

weak verb, class II; 3rd person singular preterite of <hafenian, hafenode, hafenod> raise, lift up -- 6.136

hálette

weak verb, class I; 3rd person singular preterite of <hálettan, hálette, háleted> hail, salute -- 2.148

Hálgoland

proper noun, neuter; nominative singular of <Hálgo-land> Helgeland -- 4.329

hálig

adjective; nominative singular masculine of <hálig> holy -- 2.325

hám

adverb <hám> home, homewards -- 2.77

Hámtúnscíre

proper noun, feminine; dative singular of <Hámtún-scír> Hampshire -- 5.136

háte

adjective; nominative plural feminine of <hát> hot, fervid -- 9.73

hátte

strong verb, class VII; 3rd person singular passive of <hátan, heht, héton, háten> call, name; order -- 4.328

he

3rd person pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <hé, héo, hit> he, she, it -- 7.96, 7.281

hé

3rd person pronoun; nominative singular masculine of <hé, héo, hit> he, she, it -- 1.47, 2.6, 2.16, 2.21, 2.34, 2.62, 2.70, 2.90, 2.97, 2.125, 2.177, 2.208, 2.229, 2.242, 2.254, 2.261, 2.274, 2.303, 2.317, 3.12,