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freedom, friodom, n.n.a— freedom, ME freedom, fredom freoZan, wv. 1, p.t. freode—to free, make free; honour, love freond, n.m.nd— friend; ME freond, freondlice, adv.—in a friendly way from, fram, adv., prp.—from fuZol, fu5el, n.m.a—bird; ME fowel, foule frut, n.—fruit ful, adv.— very; s. full fūl,adv.—foul, dirty, rotten, corrupt full, adv.—full; ME full
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gan, irr. suppl. v.—eode, 3egan—to go; ME gon, goon, gan Ze, prn.—you; ME yee, ye Ze... Ze, conj.—both... and Zеаг, п. п. a—year; ME yere, yer Zebeorscipe, n.m.a— feast Zebidan— s. bidan ZeboZen—s. 3еbu3en ZebūZan, sv. 2— to submit Zebyran, wv.1—1) to happen by chance; 2) impers.— it is suitable, fitting; it becomes Zecnawan, sv. 7— to know, perceive, understand; ME cnowen, gecnowen Zedydon—s. 5edon gedon, irr. v.— to do, perform, reach; s. don gedrync, n. n.a— drinking; s. drincan gefeaht—s. feohtan Zeflieman, wv. I— to cause to flee, drive away Zehawian, wv. 2— to look at, observe Zehetan—s. hatan Zemænе, adj. —common, general Zemynd, n.f.i— mind, memory, remembrance; ME minde Zemunan, v. prt.-prs., prs. t. 5eman—to think of, remember; ME imunen; Zenoh, Zenog, adj., adv.— enough, sufficient; ME inoh, enowe Zeo, Zio, giu, adv.— formeriy of old, before Zeoguþ, sioguþ, geogaþ, juguþ, n.f.o— youth; young people; ME youthe Zeond, siond, prp.— through, beyond, among, across; ME Zeond, yond, yend, yonder Zeong, jung, ad/.—young; ME young Zеоrn, adj., 3еоrne, adv.— eager(Iy), diligent(ly), willing(ly); ME yerne Zeornfulle, adv.— willingly, eagerly Zereord, n.n.a— language, speech; rel. to rædan, sv. 7, p.t. reord—to read Zeripan, sv. /—to reap; ME repen, ripen ZesaeliZ, saeliZ, adj.— happy, prosperous; ZesæliZlic, adj— happy Zeseon—s. seon Zewat—s. Zewitan Zeweorc, n.n.a—work; fortress; fort; Zewitan, sv. 1— to go; ME iwiten Ziefan, sv. 4 —to give; ME yiven, yeven, givenl Ziefu, Zifu, Zeofu, n.f.ō— gift; ME gifu, geve Zieman, Zyman, wv. I— to take care ot Zyf. Zif, conj.—if; ME yif Zymen, n.f.ō—care, solicitude; rel. to syman, 5ieman (s.) Zynge, adj.—s. Zeong Ziond—s. seond Zisel, Zysel, n.m.a/i— hostage; ME yisles Zlæd, adj.—glad, Joyful, bright; ME glad Zleow, gleo, gliZ, n.n.a— glee, joy, music; gnawen, v.— gnaw Zod, n.m.a—god. deity; ME god Zōd, adj—good; ME god, good godcund, ad/.— sacred, divine; ME godcund Zrētan, wv, 1— to greet, call, welcome, bid farewell, approach, visit; ME greten Zuma, n.m.n— man; ME gume, gome
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habban, wv. 3—to have; ME haven, han, hafen hād, n.m.a—rank, degree, fate, condition; ME had, hed hāl, adj—whole, well, in good health; ME hal, hæil halga, n.m.a —saint; ME halwe haliZ, adj.—holy; hām, n.m.a—home, house, residence; ME ham, hom hātan, sv. 7, p.t. heht—to order, call; hatte—was called; ME hight hælo, haelu, n. indecl. —health, safety, salvation; s, hal hærfest, n.m.a —harvest, autumn hæðen, adj., der. fr. hæþ—heathen, pagan hætleness, n.f.o: —heathenism, paganism he, prs. prn.— he; ME he; hi heafod, n.n.a—head; ME heed, head heah, adf.— high, lofty; ME heigh, he3, heye healf, n.f.ō—hal, part; ME half, halve heard, adj.— hard, harsh, stern, firm, brave helpan, sv. 3 —to help; ME helpen heo, prs. prn.—she; also they; ME hie, hi, he, ha heofon, heofen, hefon, hiofon, n.m.a— heaven; heorte, n.n.n— heart; ME heorte her, adv.—here herb n.—herb, grass here, prn,— their; s. hie, he here, n.m.ja, gen. sing. heriges, her3es—army hie, hi, prn., pl. 3rd prs.— they; hyran, wv. 1—1) to hear; 2) to follow, obey, serve; ME heren; huren hlæfdige, n.f.n—lady, mistress of the house hlāford, n.m.a—lord; ME laverd, loverd, lord hlisa, n.m.a— rumour, report, reputation; rel. to hli3an—to give glory hors, n.n.a— horse horsian, wv. 2 —to provide with horse s. hors hour, n.—h hu, adv.—how hund, num— hundred hund, n.m.a—hound, dog hundeahtatiZ, num.— eighty hundred—s. hund, num. huniZ, n.n.a—honey; ME huniZ huntian, wv. 2— to hunt; ME honten hūs, n.n.a—house; ME hus hwam— dat. Of hwa (s.) hwanne, hwan, hwon, adv. —when hwanon, adv.— from where hwær, adv.— where hwæt, adj.— brave, quick, active; ME hwat hwæt, prn.— what; ME hwat, huet hwæþer þe, conj. — or hwelc, hwilc, hwylc, prn.— which; ME hwilche hwil, n.f.i— a while, space of time; ME hwile, hwule hwilum, adv.— from time to time, at times
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ic, prn— I; iernan, irnan, yrnan, aernan, sv. 3— to run ylc—s. ilca; also ælc ilca, prn. — the same ilchen—s. ælс yldra— сотр. of eald (s.) ymb, umbe, embe, prp. —about, by intinga, n.m.n— a cause, case, occasion, matter iwis, adv.— certainly y-shette —ptple 1 of shetten; s. OE scyttan
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janglen, v.— to jangle, chatter
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lāf n.f.ō— what is left, remnant, heirloom; a relict; widow; lamb, n.n.es—lamb land, n.n.a—Iand; ME land lang, adj., сотр. lengra, lengesf—long; swa lange tide—while lār, n.f.o—teaching, instruction; doctrine; scienc lāreow, n. m. a— teacher, preacher læce, n.m.i— physician, doctor; ME leche, lache lædan, wv. 1— to lead, conduct; bring, produce læfan, wv. 1—to leave; læfe, n.— belief læst—the least; s. lytel lecgan, wv. 1, p.t. lesde—to lay; leof, liof, adj.— loved, pleasant, dear; leoht, liht, n.n.a— light leornian, leornjan, wv. 2— to learn, study, read leornung, liornung, n.f.ō —learning, study; reading. Libban – wv 3, past - lifde—to live lic, n.n.a— body; ME lie, lich—body, corpse lic, 3elic, adv. — like, similar licgan, licgean, sv. 5— to lie, rest, be in bed lician, wv. 2— to please; lif, n.n.a—life liofast—s. leof lystan, wv. /—to list, cause pleasure or desire liste—s. lystan lytel, adj., сотр. læssa, sup. læst— little lytlum, adv.—s. lytel, cd;. liþ —3rd prs. sing. of licgan (s.) liþan, sv1—to travel lyþer, odj.— base, vile locian, wv. 2— to look, gaze, observe; ME loken lodlich, adj.— disgusting, unpleasant longe, adv.— long; s. lang, adj. longen, u.— to belong; desire earnestly lufian, wv. 2— to love; ME loven luflice, adv.— handsomely lufu, n.f.o—love
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тā, adv., сотр.— more; macian, wv. 2—to make; ME maken mæd, n.f.wo, mædwe—meadow maZa, n.m.n— relative, son, man mаZаn, prs. MæZ, maZon, p.t. minte, meahte, u. prt.-prs.— may; to be able man— impers. prn.< mann; ME man man(n), n.m.cons., pi. menn—man mænan, wv. 1--to tell of, to declare, reiate maniZfealdlic, adj.— manifold; maniZ, moniZ, mæneZ, adj.— many maþelian, wv. 2— to speak, discourse mærðо, n.f.o —greatness, honour, glory maest—s. mycel meaht, meht—s. miht, n., magan, u. mēсе, n.n. ja—sword, blade mechel—s. mycel mediacion, n.— mediation medu, niedo, meodu, n.m.n— mead medwe—s. maed, maedwe mehti—s. miht, n. mehton—s. Ma3ап meZnee, meynee, n.— household melodie, n.— melody men s. man, mon menden, wv.— to mend, improve, repair mene, adj. —s. Zemænе menen, u.— to mean; s. mænan mengan, wu. 1— to mix, mingle; ME mengen, meynenl menZе—з. MeZnее meniZu, mengu, n. indecl. or n.f.i— crowd, multitude meolc, meoluc, n.f.ō—milk; ME milk, meIk meole, melu, mela, n.n.wa—meal, flour; ME mele, melu meotud, metud, meotod, n.m.а—lord, creator mercy, n. — tranks, pity, compassion mere, n.m.i—sea, lake, mere; ME mere, maere mere-ground, n.m.a—the bottom of the sea; s. mere merye—s. myrig merueilouse, adj.— marvellous mērþe—s. тærðо mesore, n— measure; action messagyer, n— messenger meschaunce, n.— mischance, misfortune mest—s. mycel, mæst metan, wv. I— to meet with, come upon; ME meten mete, n m.i —meat, tood; ME mete meteþearfend, сотр. adj.— wanting food mettian, metian, wv. 2— to supply w food mycel, micel, adj., сотр. mara, sup. mæst—much, more, most; ME muchel, michil, more, mest micle, micclum, myclum, adv.— much, very; s. mycel, adj. mid, prp., adu.— with; ME mid; midd, adv., sup. midmest—middle, placed between; ME midden, midde middanZeard, n.m.a —earth; ME middenerd; middanwinter, n.m.a —midwinter midel, middel, n.m i. middle, centre; ME middel miht, mahf, meaht, n.f.o—might; ME maht, miht mihte-mаZаn mihtiZ, adj.— mighty; ME mihti, miZti mil, n.f.o—mile; ME mil milde, adj—mild, kind, gentle, gracious; ME mild mildheortnisse, n.f.o— mercy, compassion mildse, miltse, n,—mildness, kindness, mercy min, poss. prn.— my; ME min, mi mynster, n.n.i— monastery, cloister, church; ME minster myriZ, adj.— pleasant, delightful, sweet mōd, n.n.a— the inner part oE man, spirit; ME mode, mood modir, moder, n.f.r— mother; ME moder mon, prn. indef.—s. man mona, n.m.n— moon; ME mone monad— pfple II of monian (s.) monaþ, n.m.cons.— month; ME moneth, month monian, manian, w v. 2 — to warn. ask, remind moniZ, adj. —s. maniZ mоrZеп, n.m.a— morning; ME morgen, morwen, morwe; MnE morrow moste—s. mot mot, v. prt.-prs., p.t. moste—to be allowed; may; ME moste—must moven, wv. 2— to move murnan, sv. 3, p.t, mearn—to mourn; ME murne, mourne mus, n.m.cons. (pl. mys)—mouse
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naht, naaht, naught, prn.— nothing, naught; ME naught, noushtnot nawiht—no creature nama, n.m.n— name; ME name nan=ne an, prn.— none, no, not one; ME nаnе, none nature, n.— nature, natural power naðor, prn. —neither næfre, adv.— never; ne+æfre; ME nevere næniZ, negat. prn.— no, none, not a single one; ME neni, naeni nære = no wære næs(s), n.m.a— ness; promontory; headland; MnE nose ne, negat. part.—not; ME ne neah, neh, nigh, adv.; prp.— nigh, near; ME neh, neih, nigh negligent, adj.— negligent, careless neh, adv.— near; s. neah nele—ne wille nemman, wv. 1— to name, give a name; ME nemnen, nevnenn nyhst, adj., adu.—next, nearest; ME nest, sup. of neah, neh niht, neaht, neht, n.f.cons.— night; ME niht niman, nyman, sv. 4— to take; ME nimen nyt(t), adj—useful, profitable, beneiicial niwe, neowe, аdj —new, recent, not used no—nо; 0E na, adv., part. noumbre, n.—number nu, adv.~~no\v; ME nu, now
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ofer, prp.—over; ME over oferwinnan, sv. 3— to conquer ofslean, su. 6— to kill; to slay; ME ofslen, ofslayen oft, adv.— often; ME oft on, prp., adv.—on, upon, in, at, (with dat./acc.) further; ME on onbutan, prp.— about; ME abouten, aboute ondswarian—s. andswarian onZean, prp., adv.— again, against, opposite; ME agein, ayen, agennes, ayennes onZinnan, su. 3—to begin; to attempt; ME onginnen; with change of pref. beginnen; without pref. often used in p.t. (gan) oðer, adj.—l) one of two; 2) the second; ME other ōþre, ōþres – s.ōþer ōððæt, conj.—until oððe, conj.—or
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part, n.—part peas, pais, n.—реасе pece, n.— piece, portion peple, n.— people, nation perfit, parfit, adj.—perfect person, n.—human being, character, part played pleZa, n.m.n—play, game, fight; ME ple3e, pleye; s. plegian pleyenv.—to play, move briskly; s. pleZian pleZian, wv. 2—to play, move briskly; act a part; ME рlеуеn ploZ, n.m.a— plough; measure of land; ME plow port, n.m.a—port, haven; ME роrt pund, n.n.a— pound, measure, weight; money; ME pund
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rædan, sv. 7, p.t. reord, red, raedde—to read; give advice, consult; take counsel; deliberate, guess; ME reden raede, rædiZ, Zeræde, adj.— ready, prompt; ME readi(Z), ready, redy reccan, wv. 1, irr., p.t. reahte—1) to reach, stretch, 2) to tell a story, speak; rule, govern; ME recchen rest, n.— rest, relief, repose; ME rest, reste rice, adj.— rich, powerful; ME riche rice, n.n.ja— kingdom, power, rule, authority, dominion; ME riche ridan, sv.. 1—to ride; ME riden riht, n.n.a and adj. n.—that which is straight, erect, right; law, rule; adj— straight, direct, lawful, regular; ME riht, right risan, sv. 1 —to rise, get up; ME risen rod, n.f.o—road, cross; ME rod ronne—s. iernan
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sacan, sv. 6—to fight, strive, disagree, accuse; sawol –n.f.o.-soul sæ n.m./f. i pl. sæs sea ME se,see,sea,sei sæde—s. secgan sæl—s sel, saeliZ scieppan, scyppan, scippan, sv. 6—to shape, form, create; ME scheppen, schippe; schapen scip, n.n.a—ship; ME shippe, ship scoldon—s. sculan scyttan, w v. 1— to shut sculan, v. prt.-prs., sing. sceal, pi. sculon, p.t. scolde sceolde—shall, should; denotes obligation, constraint; ME shall, sholde se, dem. prn. т.; seo, 1., pset, n.; ME 1) that, dem. prn.; 2) þē, the def. article se—s. sie secan, wv. irr. 1, p.t. sohte—to seek, try to find out; to come to, visit; ME sechen, seken secgan, wu. 3, p.t. seesde—to say; ME seggen, seyen, seyde, saide sel, saelis, ad/.—good, worthy, efficient, happy; ME seelig self, seolf, sylf, prn.—self sely, adi.—s. sel, szelis sellan, wv. irr. 1, p.t. sealde—to give, pay tribute, exchange; ME sellen sendan, wu. 1— to send; ME senden sente(n), и,—to assent seo—s. se seofon, — seven; ME seoven, sevene seolf—s. self seon, seah, sawon, sagon, gesewen, su. it—to see; ME sen, seigh, saigh, sawen, saw settan, wv. I— to place, put, set down; fix; build, compose; ME setten sex, six, num.—six; ME sex syn, n.f.jo—sin, fault, crime singan, sv. 3—to sing; ME singen sittan, sv. 5— to sit; ME sitten siððan, seoððen, syððan, adv., conj.— afterwards, since, after syx—s. sex slean, su. 6, p.t. sloh—to slay, strike, beat, kill; ME slen smeel, adj.— small, fine, narrow, slender; ME smal snotor, adj.— wise, prudent; ME snoter so—s. swa soft. softe, sefte, adj.— soft, gentle; ME soft, softe sona, adu.—soori; ME sone sonne—s. sunne sorh, sors, n.f.o— sorrow, care, anxiety; ME soru, sorse, sorwe sorZian, wv. 2—to feel sorry, s. sorh spell n.n.a—story, narrative, account; saying; ME spel, spell; not to be confused with MnE "spell" (s. spellian) spellian, speljan, wv. 2—to talk, converse; ME spellen; not to be confused with MnE "spell" spenden, wv. 1 — to spend; in OE only in form "forspendan" — to spend sprecan, su. 5-to speak; ME speken sprengan, wv. 1— to scatter, burst, crack stān n.m.a—stone, rock; ME stone standan, stod, sv. 6, with n-infix in prs. f. and analogical ptple il—to stand; ME standen, stond stæfcræft, n.m.a—sit of letters, skill in letters, grammar; ME stefcreft— grammar stelan, sv. 4—to steal, hide; ME stele, stelen steorra, /i.m.n—star; ME sterre stod—s. standan stow, n.f.wo— place, site; position; ME stowe strang, strong, ad;.—strong; ME strong, strang sum, indef. prn.—one of many, a certain.... some; ME sume, somei sumor, sumer, n.m. a— summer; ME sumer sunne, n.f.u—sw, ME sunne, sonne sunu, n.m.u—son; ME sone, sune suð, n., adv.— south; ME suth, south suþan, adv.—from the south; ME suþen suþewearde, suþeweardum, adu.— southwards swā, adv. - as, while; swa... swa, con/.—so... as; s. swa swefen, n.n. a—sleep, dream; ME sweven, sweuen swylc, swilc, sweic, prn.—such; me swich, swech, swuch swið. adj.— strong; ME swið swiðe, adu.— very much, exceedingly; s. swið, adj.
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tacen, n.n.a— token, sign, symbol; me taken, token talu, n.f. о— tale, story, talk; account; ME tale tapur, n.m.a— taper, light; ME taper tæcean, teecan, wv. 1, irr. p.t. tahte—to teach; ME techen, taute, teite; rel. to tacen (s.) teche—s. tascean tēōn, sv. 2, p.t. teah, tuZon, —to draw, pull; bring up; proceed; ME teon, ten theorik, n.— theory though — s. þēāh thre— s. þreo tima, n.m.n—time, period of time| timbrian, timbran, wv. 2— to build; ME timbre; der, fr. subsf. stem timber—building material, wood tin - s. tēne tyrnan, wu. 1—to turn; ME turnen to. prp., ady.—to; ME to to-dælan, wv. 1— to divide, separate, distribute treo, treow, n.f.o. —tree; ME tre, tree treow, tryw, adj.— true; ME trewe, truwe treowþu, trywþ, n.f.o/i— truth, good Eaith, honour; ME treuthe, trewthe tun, n.m.a—town, dwelling-place, village, enclosed piece of ground, yard; ME toun, tun, town turnen, v. — s. tyrnan twiwa, ads.— twice twa—s. tweZen = two twain - s. twegen tweZen, adj. т.; twa, tu, n. two; ME twesen, tweine; twa, two
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þa, adv., conj.—then, when; ME tho, thoo þa—dem. prn., pl. þanne, þonne, þeonne, adu.— then, when; ME þ an, þenne þеr, þar, adu.— there, where; ME þer, ther, there þet—1) that—dem. prn.; 2) that—co; ME that, thet þe— relative particle, often enclitically joined to pronouns or adverbs þё—s. þu þeah, adv., conj.— though, yet; ME theigh, superseded by "though" þæZn, þеZеn, n.m.a—thane, retainer, follower, servant, man, warrior þeh—s. þeah þencan, wv. 1, irr., p.t, þiohte—to think; ME þenchen, thenkan, þinken þeod, þiod, n.f.o —people, nation, languag e (but more often geþeode); ME þeod, þede þeos, þis, dem. prn.— this þeostru, þiestru, n.f.o— darkness (often used in the plur al); ME þestere, þustre, þeostre þeow, n.m.a, or þeowa, n.m.n—servant; ME þewe, þieu þider, þyder, adv.— to that place, thither þin, poss. prn.—thy, thine; ME thene, thy, thi þyncan, wu. 1, irr., p.t. þuhte—'to seem, appear; in MnE merged with þ encan; ME þunchen, þ enche þing, n. n. a— thing, object, conduct, meeting, court; ME thing, thinge þonne, adv.— then, than; s. þanne þrawan, sv. 1, p.t. þreow—to turn, twist, torture; cf. to thiow, twist; ME thrawen, throwe—to turn, throw þreo, num.— three; ME three, thre, thrie þry—s. þreo þridda, num.— third; s. tireo þritio, num.— thirty; þurfan, v., prf.-prs. þearf; þurfon; þorfte—to be in need of smth., need to do smth. þurh,þuruh, prp., ad— through
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under, prp., adv.—under; ME under underZeat—s. undersietan underZietan, underZetan, sv. 5— to understand, perceive unlifisend, adj.— lifeless unlucan, sv. 2—to unlock; un+lucan, sv. 2; unnan, ann, unnon, u., prt.-prs., p.t. uþe—to grant, do a favour; ME unnen unspēdiZ, adj.— without means, poor upp, up. odn.—up; ME up uppon, prp.— upon; ME upon ūt, adv.—out; ME out, oute ūtbrinZan, v. irr.—to bring out; s. ut+brinsan
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wealcan, sv. 7, p.f. weolc—to roll, toss (of water), move; walk; ME walken wæron = were; s. beon wæs = was; s. beon we, prs. prn.—we weald, n.m.a— forest; ME walde weall, n.m.a—wall; ME wal weZ, n.m.a —way; on weg—away; ME wey, way wel, adv.— well, quite; ME wel, wæl wendan, wv. 1— to turn, move, change; go; translate; ME wenden -to go, turn, change one's course; weorc, n.n.a— work, performance, labour, fortress; ME werk, work weorold, woruld, n.f.i —world, state of existence, men and things upon earth; an age, a person's lifetime; ME world, werld; weorold-cund, adj.— earthly, temporal weorþan, sv. 3— to become, come to be, arise, happen; ME wurpen, refers to future weorpan, sv, 3 —to throw, fling; ME werpen wesan, sv. 5 (no plple)—to be; only p.f. forms are preserved, the present tense forms are suppletive to wesan; ME only finite p.t, forms: wes, was, weren, were, wieren wician, wv, 2— to dwell; ME wikien wid, adj.— wide, broad; ME wide widuwe, wuduwe, weoduwe, n.f.n— widow; ME widewe wīf, n.n. a—wife, woman; ME wife, wif wifman, n.m.cons.— woman; ME wummon, wifmon, wimman; willan, wyllan, v. irr,, p.t. wolde—to wish, will, intend, to be about to (of future action): ME willen window, n.— window, ME windose winnan, sv. 3— to toil hard, labour; make war, fight; win; ME winnen winter, n.m.a—winter; a year; ME winter wyrcan, wircan, wv. 1, irr., p.t. worhte—to work, labour, make, construct, perform; ME wirken, wirchen, wurchen wyrsa/wiersa, adj, (сотр. to yfel)—worse; ME wurs, wars wis, adj.—wise, judicious; ME wise wise, n.m.a —way, manner, mode, state; ME wise wisdom, n.m.a— wisdom; ME wisdom wita, n.m.n—a wise man: counsellor; ME wite witan, c. prt.-prs., prt. twat, witon, p.t, wiste—to know; ME witen wið, prp.— against, with; ME wid, with word, n.n.a—word; ME word word-Zyd, n.n.i—a lay, song worhte—s. wyrcan worold—s. weorold wrecan, sv. 5—to drive, press, punish, take vengeance on; ME wreken wreccan, wv. 1, irr., p.t. wreahte—to raise, lift, rouse; ME wrecchen wrecche, adj.— wretched; s. wrecan writan, sv. 1—to write; ME writen writere, n.m.ja— writer; scribe; s. writan+ suff. -ere wudu, wiodu, widu, n.m.a—wood; forest; ME wude, wode wulf, n.m.a—a wolf; ME wolf wundian, Zewundian, wv. 2—to wound; ME wunden, wound wundor, n.n.a—wonder, smth. that excites wonder, feeling of wonder, admiration; ME wunder, wonder wundorlic, adj. —wonderful; wundor(s.) + suff. -lic wundrian, wv. 2— to wonder, feel surprise; ME wundrie, wondren
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