Part 11

S[=ae], _sf._ sea--_dat._ s[=ae]. s[=ae]d, _sn._ seed. sae[.g]de, _see_ s[e,][.c][.g]an. s[=ae]l, _sm._ time, occasion. _[.g]e_.s[=ae]li[.g], _aj._ happy, blessed. _[.g]e_.s[=ae]li[.g]-l[=i]ce, _av._ happily, blessedly. saet, s[=ae]ton, _see_ sittan. sagol, _sm._ rod, staff. [.g]e.samnian, _wv._ collect, assemble. samod, _av_. together, with. sanct, _sm._ saint [_Latin_ sanctus]. sand, _sf._ dish of food [s[e,]ndan]. sand-[.c]eosol, _sm._ sand (_literally_ sand-gravel). s[=a]r, _sn._ grief. s[=a]r, _aj._ grievous. s[=a]ri[.g], _aj._ sorry, sad. s[=a]wan, _sv. 1_, sow. s[=a]were, _sm._ sower. s[=a]wol, _sf._ soul. scamu, _sf._ shame. scand, _sf._ disgrace. scand-lic, _aj._ shameful. s[.c][=e]af, _sm._ sheaf [sc[=u]fan]. s[.c][=e]af-m[=ae]lum, _av._ sheafwise. _[.g]e_.s[.c]eaft, _sf._ creature, created thing. s[.c]eal, _swv._ ought to, must; shall. s[.c][=e]ap, _sn._ sheep. s[.c]eatt, _sm._ (tribute); money. s[.c][=e]awere, _sm._ spy, witness. s[.c][=e]awian, _wv._ see; examine; read. s[.c][=e]awung, _sf._ seeing, examination. s[.c][=e]otan, _sv. 7_, shoot. {111} s[.c]ieppan, _sv. 2_, create. s[.c]ieran, _sv. 4_, shear. s[.c]ip, _sn._ ship. s[.c]ip-h[e,]re, _sm._ fleet. s[.c]ip-hlaest, _sm._ (shipload), crew. s[.c][=i]r, _sf._ shire. scolde, _see_ sceal. sc[=o]p, _see_ s[.c]ieppan. scort, _aj._ short. scotian, _wv._ shoot [s[.c][=e]otan]. Scot-land, _sn._ Ireland. Scottas, _smpl._ the Irish. scotung, _sf._ shot. scraef, _sn._ cave. scr[=i]n, _sn._ shrine [_Latin_ scrinium]. scrincan, _sv. 3_, shrink. scr[=u]d, _sn._ dress. scr[=y]dan, _wv._ clothe [scr[=u]d]. sc[=u]fan, _sv. 7_, push--sc[=u]fan [=u]t, launch (ship). sculon, _see_ s[.c]eal. scuton, _see_ s[.c][=e]otan. scyld, _sf._ guilt [sculon, sceal]. scyldig, _aj._ guilty. scylen, _see_ sceal. Scyttisc, _aj._ Scotch [Scottas]. se, s[=e], _prn._ that; the; he; who. _[.g]e_seah, _see_ _[.g]e_s[=e]on. sealde, _see_ s[e,]llan. s[=e]ath, _sm._ pit. Seaxe, _smpl._ Saxons. s[=e][.c]an, _wv._ seek; visit, come to; attack. s[e,][.c][.g]an, _wv._ say. self, _prn._ self. s[e,]llan, _wv._ give; sell. s[=e]lest, _av. superl._ best. s[e,]ndan, _wv._ send, send message [sand]. s[=e]o, _see_ se. seofon, _num._ seven. seofotha, _aj._ seventh. seolc, _sf._ silk. seolcen, _aj._ silken. seolfor, _sn._ silver. _[.g]e._s[=e]on, _sv. 5_, see. s[=e]ow, _see_ s[=a]wan. _[.g]e._s[e,]tnes, _sf._ narrative [s[e,]ttan]. s[e,]ttan, _wv._ set; appoint, institute--d[=o]m s[e,]ttan _w. dat._ pass sentence on; compose, write; create [sittan]. sibb, _sf._ peace. _[.g]e_.sibb-sum, _aj._ peaceful. s[=i]e, _see_ wesan. s[=i]efer-l[=i]ce, _av._ purely. s[=i]efre, _aj._ pure. sierwung, _sf._ stratagem. siex, _num._ six. siexta, _aj._ sixth. siexti[.g], _num._ sixty. siexti[.g]-feald, _aj._ sixtyfold. si[.g]e, _sm._ victory--si[.g]e niman, gain the victory. si[.g]e-faest, _aj._ victorious. _[.g]e_.sihth, _sf._ sight; vision, dream [[.g]es[=e]on]. sifren, _aj._ silver. simle, _av._ always. sind, _see_ wesan. sinu, _sf_, sinew. sittan, _sv. 5_, sit; settle, stay. _[.g]e_.sittan, _sv. 5_, take possession of. s[=i]th, _sm._ journey. s[=i]thian, _wv._ journey, go. siththan, _av._ since, afterwards; cj. when. sl[=ae]p, _sm._ sleep. sl[=ae]pan, _sv. 1_, sleep, slaga, _sm._ slayer. [sl[=e]an, _past. partic._ [.g]eslae[.g]en]. sl[=a]w, _aj._ slow, slothful, dull. sl[=e]an, _sv. 2_, strike; slay, kill. sl[e,][.c][.g], _sm._ hammer [slaga, sl[=e]an]. sl[e,][.g]e, _sm._ killing [slaga, sl[=e]an]. sl[=e]p, _see_ sl[=ae]pan. sl[=o]g, _see_ sl[=e]an. smael, _aj._ narrow. sm[=e]an, _wv._ consider, think; consult. sm[=e]ocan, _sv. 7_, smoke. sm[=e]the, _aj._ smooth. snotor, _aj._ wise, prudent. s[=o]na, _av._ soon; then. sorg, _sf._ sorrow. s[=o]th, _aj._ true. s[=o]th, _sn._ truth. s[=o]th-l[=i]ce, _av._ truly, indeed. spade, _wf._ spade [_Lati_n spatha]. {112} spr[=ae][.c], _sf._ speech, language; conversation [sprecan]. sprecan, _sv. 5_, speak. spr[e,]n[.g]an, _wv._ (scatter); sow [springan]. springan, _sv. 3_, spring. sprungen, _see_ springan. st[=ae]nen, _aj._ of stone [st[=a]n]. st[=ae]niht, _sn._ stony ground [_originally adj._ 'stony,' from st[=a]n]. st[=a]n, _sm._ stone; brick. standan, _sv. 2_, stand. st[=e]ap, _aj._ steep. st[e,]de, _sm._ place. stefn, _sf._ voice. stelan, _sv. 4_, steal. st[e,]nt, _see_ standan. st[=e]or, _sf._ steering, rudder. steorra, _sm._ star. sticol, _aj._ rough. st[=i]epel, _sm._ steeple [st[=e]ap]. st[=i]eran, _wv. w. dat._ restrain [st[=e]or]. _[.g]e_.stillan, _wv._ stop, prevent. stille, _aj._ still, quiet. st[=o]d, _see_ standan. st[=o]l, _sm._ seat. st[=o]w, _sf._ place. str[=ae]t, _sf._ street, road [_Latin_ strata via]. strand, _sm._ shore. strang, _aj._ strong. str[=e]dan, _wv._ (scatter), sow. str[e,]n[.g]tho, _sf._ strength [strang]. [.g]e.str[=e]on, _sn._ possession. [.g]e.str[=i]enan, _wv._ gain [[.g]estr[=e]on]. str[=u]tian, _wv._ strut. sty[.c][.c]e, _sn._ piece. sum, _prn._ some, a certain (one), one; a. _[.g]e_.sund, _aj._ sound, healthy. _[.g]e_.sund-full. _aj._ safe and sound. sundor, _av._ apart. sunne, _sf._ sun. sunu, _sm._ son. s[=u]th, _av._ south, southwards. s[=u]than, _av._ from the south. s[=u]than-weard, _aj._ southward. s[=u]th-d[=ae]l, _sm._ the South. s[=u]therne, _aj._ southern. S[=u]th-seaxe, _smpl._ South-Saxons. sw[=a], _av._ so; sw[=a], sw[=a], as, like--sw[=a] ... sw[=a], so ... as. sw[=a]c, _see_ sw[=i]can. sw[=a]-.th[=e]ah, _av._ however. swefn, _sn._ sleep; dream. swel[.c], _prn._ such. swel[.c]e, _av._ as if, as it were, as, like. sweltan, _sv. 3_, die. sw[e,]n[.c]an, _wv._ afflict, molest [swincan]. sw[e,]n[.g], _sm._ stroke, blow [swingan]. sw[=e]or, _sm._ pillar. sw[=e]ora, _sm._ neck. sweord, _sn._ sword. sweord-bora, _sm._ sword-bearer [beran]. sweotol, _aj._ clear, evident. sweotolian, _wv._ display, show, indicate. sweotolung, _sf._ manifestation, sign. sw[e,]rian, _sv. 2_, swear. sw[=i]c, _sm._ deceit. _[.g]e_.sw[=i]can, _sv. 6_ (fail, fall short); cease (betray). sw[=i]c-d[=o]m, _sm._ deceit [sw[=i]can]. swicol, _aj._ deceitful, treacherous. swicon, _see_ sw[=i]can. swift, _aj._ swift. sw[=i]gian, _wv._ be silent. swincan, _sv. 3_, labour, toil. swingan, _sv. 3_, beat. swingle, _sf._ stroke [swingan]. swipe, _sm._ whip. sw[=i]the, _av._ very, much, greatly, violently--_cp._ sw[=i]thor, rather, more. sw[=i]th-lic, _aj._ excessive, great. sw[=i]thre, _sf._ right hand [_cp. of_ sw[=i]the _with_ hand _understood_]. swulton, _see_ sweltan. swuncon, _see_ swincan. swungon, _see_ swingan. syndri[.g], _aj._ separate [sundor]. syn-full, _aj._ sinful. syngian, _wv._ sin. synn, _sf._ sin.

{113} T.

T[=a]cen, _sn._ sign, token; miracle. t[=a]cnian, _wv._ signify. _[.g]e_.t[=a]cnung, _sf._ signification, type. t[=ae][.c]an, _wv. w. dat._ show; teach. talu, _sf._ number [getel]. tam, _aj._ tame. t[=a]wian, _wv._ ill-treat. t[=e]am, _sm._ progeny [t[=e]on]. _[.g]e_.tel, _sn._ number. t[e,]llan, _wv._ count, account--t[e,]llan t[=o] n[=a]hte, count as naught [talu]. T[e,]mes, _sf._ Thames [Tamisia]. tempel, _sn._ temple [_Latin_ templum]. t[=e]on, _sv. 7_, pull, drag. t[=e]ona, _sm._ injury, insult. t[=e]on-r[=ae]den, _sf._ humiliation. t[=e]th, _see_ t[=o]th. ti[.c][.c]en, _sn._ kid. t[=i]d, _sf._ time; hour. t[=i]e[.g]an, _wv._ tie. t[=i]eman, _wv._ teem, bring forth [t[=e]am]. t[=i]en, _num._ ten. tierwe, _sf._ tar. ti[.g]ele, _wf._ tile [_Latin_ tegula]. t[=i]ma, _sm._ time. timbrian, _wv._ build. _[.g]e_.timbrung, _sf._ building. tintre[.g], _sn._ torture. tintregian, _wv._ torture. t[=o], _prp. w. dat._ (_av._) to--t[=o] abbode [.g]es[e,]tt, made abbot; _time_, at--t[=o] langum fierste, for a long time; _adverbial_, t[=o] scande, ignominiously; _fitness_, _purpose_, _for_--th[=ae]m folce (dat.) t[=o] d[=e]athe, to the death of the people, so that the people were killed; t[=o] th[=ae]m thaet, cj. in order that--t[=o] thaem (sw[=i]the) ... thaet, so (greatly) ... that. t[=o], _av._ too. t[=o]-.berstan, _sv. 3_, burst, break asunder. t[=o]-.brecan, _sv. 4_, break in pieces, break through. t[=o]-.bre[.g]dan, _sv. 3_, tear asunder. t[=o]-.cw[=i]esan, _wv._ crush, bruise. t[=o]-cyme, _sm._ coming [cuman]. t[=o]-.dae[.g], _av._ to-day. t[=o]-.d[=ae]lan, _wv._ disperse; separate, divide. t[=o]-.gaedre, _av._ together. t[=o]-.[.g][=e]anes, _prp. w. dat._ towards--him t[=o][.g][=e]anes, to meet him. t[=o]l, _sn._ tool. t[=o]-.l[=i]esan, _wv._ loosen [l[=e]as]. t[=o]-.middes, _prp. w. dat._ in the midst of. t[=o]-.teran, _sv. 4_, tear to pieces. t[=o]th, _sm._ tooth. t[=o]-weard, _aj._ future. t[=o]-.weorpan, _sv. 3_, overthrow, destroy. tr[=e]ow, _sn._ tree. _[.g]e_.tr[=e]owe, _aj._ true, faithful. trum, _aj._ strong. trymman, _wv._ strengthen [trum]. trymmung, _sf._ strengthening, encouragement. t[=u]cian, _wv._ ill-treat. tugon, _see_ t[=e]on. t[=u]n, _sm._ village, town. tw[=a], tw[=ae]m, _see_ tw[=e][.g]en. tw[=e][.g]en, _num._ two. tw[e,]lf, _num._ twelve. tw[e,]nti[.g], _num. w. gen._ twenty.

Th.

Th[=a], _av. cj._ then; when--th[=a] th[=a], when, while--_correlative_ th[=a] ... th[=a], when ... (then). th[=a], th[=ae]m, &c., _see_ se. th[=ae]r, _av._ there--th[=ae]rt[=o], &c. thereto, to it; where--th[=ae]r th[=ae]r, _correl._ where. th[=ae]re, _see_ se. th[=ae]r-rihte, _av._ immediately. thaes, _av._ therefore; wherefore. thaes, thaet, _see_ se. thaet, _cj._ that. _[.g]e_.thafian, _wv._ allow, permit. th[=a]-.[.g]iet, _av._ still, yet. thanc, _sm._ thought; thanks. thancian, _wv. w. gen. of thing and dat. of person_, thank. {114} thanon, _av._ thence, away. th[=a]s, _see_ this. the, _rel. prn._ who--s[=e] the, who; _av._ when. th[=e], _see_ th[=u]. th[=e]ah, _av. cj._ though, yet, however--th[=e]ah the, although. thearf, _swv._ need. thearle, _av._ very, greatly. th[=e]aw, _sm._ custom, habit; th[=e]awas, virtues, morality. the[.g]en, _sm._ thane; servant. the[.g]nian, _wv. w. dat._ serve. the[.g]nung, _sf._ service, retinue. th[e,]n[.c]an, _wv._ think, expect [thanc]. th[=e]od, _sf._ people, nation. _[.g]e_.th[=e]ode, _sn._ language. th[=e]of, _sm._ thief. th[=e]os, _see_ thes. th[=e]ostru, _spl._ darkness. th[=e]ow, _sm._ servant. th[=e]ow-d[=o]m, _sm._ service. th[=e]owian, _wv. w. dat._ serve. th[=e]owot, _sn._ servitude. thes, _prn._ this. thi[.c][.c]e, _aj._ thick. thi[.c][.g]an, _sv. 5_, take, receive; eat, drink. th[=i]n, _see_ th[=u]. thing, _sn._ thing. this, thissum, &c., _see_ thes. _[.g]e_.p[=o]ht, _sm._ thought. th[=o]hte, _see_ th[e,]n[.c]an. thone, _see_ se. thonne, _av. cj._ then; when; because. thonne, _av._ than. thorfte, _see_ thearf. thorn, _sm._ thorn. thr[=ae]d, _sm._ thread. thr[=e]o, _see_ thr[=i]e. thridda, _aj._ third. thr[=i]e, _num._ three. thrim, _see_ thr[=i]e. thriti[.g], _num._ thirty. thriti[.g]-feald, _aj._ thirtyfold. thrymm, _sm._ glory. th[=u], _prn._ thou. th[=u]hte, _see_ thyn[.c]an. _[.g]e_.thungen, _aj._ excellent, distinguished. thurh, _prp. w. acc._ through; _causal_, through, by. thurh-.wunian, _wv._ continue. thurst, _sm._ thirst. thursti[.g], _aj._ thirsty. thus, _av._ thus. th[=u]send, _sn._ thousand. _[.g]e_.thw[=ae]r-l[=ae][.c]an, _wv._ agree. th[=y], _instr. of_ se; _av._ because. th[=y]fel, _sm._ bush. th[=y].l[=ae]s, _cj._ lest. thyn[.c]an, _wv. impers. w. dat._ m[=e] thyn[.c]th, methinks [th[e,]n[.c]an]. th[=y]rel, _sn._ hole [thurh].

U.

Ufe-weard, _aj._ upward, at the top of. un-[=a]r[=i]med-lic, _aj._ innumerable. unc, _see_ ic. un-_[.g]e_cynd, _aj._ strange, of alien family. un-d[=e]ad-lic-nes, _sf._ immortality. under, _prp. w. dat. and acc._ under. under-cyning, _sm._ under-king. under-.delfan, _sv._ dig under. under-.f[=o]n, _sv. 1_, receive, take. under-.[.g]ietan, _sv. 5_, understand. undern-t[=i]d, _sf._ morning-time. un-forht, _aj._ dauntless. un-for-molsnod, _aj._ (past partic.) undecayed. un-_[.g]e_h[=i]ersum, _aj. w. dat._ disobedient. un-hold, _aj._ hostile. un-_[.g]e_metlic, _aj._ immense. un-mihti[.g], _aj._ weak. un-nytt, _aj._ useless. un-rihtl[=i]ce, _av._ wrongly. un-rihtw[=i]s, _aj._ unrighteous. un-_[.g]e_r[=i]m, _sn._ countless number or quantity. un-_[.g]e_r[=i]m, _aj._ countless. un-_[.g]e_s[=ae]li[.g], _aj._ unhappy, accursed. un-scyldi[.g], _aj._ innocent. un-t[=i]emend, _aj._ barren [_from pres. partic._ of t[=i]eman]. {115} un-_[.g]e_thw[=ae]r-nes, _sf._ discord. un-_[.g]e_witti[.g], _aj._ foolish. [=u]p, _av._ up. [=u]p-[=a]hafen-nes, _sf._ conceit, arrogance. [=u]p-fl[=o]r, _sf._ (_dat. sing._ -a) upper floor, upper story. uppan, _prp. w. dat._ on, upon. urnon, _see_ iernan. [=u]s, _see_ ic. [=u]t, _av._ out. [=u]tan, _av._ outside. uton, _defect. verb, w. infin._ let us--uton g[=a]n, let us go!

W.

Wacian, _wv._ be awake, watch. w[=ae]dla, _sm._ poor man. wael, _sn._ slaughter--wael [.g]e.sl[=e]an, make a slaughter. wael-hr[=e]ow, _aj._ cruel. waelhr[=e]ow-l[=i]ce, _av._ cruelly, savagely. waelhr[=e]ownes, _sf._ cruelty. w[=ae]pen, _sn._ weapon. waer, _aj._ wary. w[=ae]ron, waes, _see_ wesan. waestm, _sm._ (growth); fruit. waeter, _sn._ water. waeter-s[.c]ipe, _sm._ piece of water, water. w[=a]fung, _sf._ (spectacle), display. -ware, _pl._ (only in composition) dwellers, inhabitants [_originally defenders, cp._ w[e,]rian]. w[=a]t, _see_ witan. _[.g]e_w[=a]t, _see_ _[.g]e_w[=i]tan. w[=e], _see_ ic. _[.g]e_.weald, _sn._ power, command. wealdan, _sv. 1, w. gen._ rule. Wealh, _sm._ (_pl._ W[=e]alas), _sm._ Welshman, Briton (_originally_ foreigner). weall, _sm._ wall. weall-l[=i]m, _sm._ (wall-lime), cement, mortar. wearg, _sm._ felon, criminal [_originally_ wolf, _then_ proscribed man, outlaw]. weaxan, _sv. 1_, grow, increase. we[.g], _sm._ way, road. we[.g]-f[=e]rende, _aj._ (pres. partic.) way-faring. wel, _av._ well. wel-willend-nes, _sf._ benevolence. w[=e]nan, _wv._ expect, think. _[.g]e_.w[e,]ndan, _wv._ turn; go [windan]. w[e,]nian, _wv._ accustom, wean [[.g]ewuna]. weofod, _sn._ altar. weorc, _sn._ work. weorpan, _sv. 3_, throw. weorth, _sn._ worth. weorth, _aj._ worth, worthy. weorthan, _sv. 3_, happen; become--w. aet spr[=ae][.c]e, enter into conversation. _[.g]e_.weorthan, _sv. 3, impers. w. dat._--him [.g]ewearth, they agreed on. weorth-full, _aj._ worthy. weorthian, _wv._ honour, worship; make honoured, exalt. weorth-l[=i]ce, _aj._ honourably. weorth-mynd, _sf._ honour. w[=e]ox, _see_ weaxan. w[=e]pan, _sv. 1_, weep. wer, _sm._ man. w[e,]rian, _wv._ defend [waer]. werod, _sn._ troop, army. wesan, _sv._ be. west, _av._ west. West-seaxe, _smpl._ West-saxons. w[=e]ste, _aj._ waste, desolate. w[=i]d, _aj._ wide. w[=i]de, _av._ widely, far and wide. widewe, _sf._ widow. _[.g]e_.wieldan, _wv._ overpower, conquer [wealdan]. wierthe, _aj. w. gen._ worthy [weorth]. w[=i]f, _sn._ woman; wife. w[=i]f-healf, _sf._ female side. w[=i]f-mann, _sm._ woman. wiht, _sf._ wight, creature, thing. Wiht, _sf._ Isle of Wight [Vectis]. Wiht-ware, _pl._ Wight-dwellers. wilde, _aj._ wild. wild[=e]or, _sn._ wild beast. willa, _sm._ will. {116} willan, _swv._ will, wish; _of repetition_, be used to. _[.g]e_.wilnian, _wv. w. gen._ desire. w[=i]n, _sn._ wine. wind, _sm._ wind. windan, _sv. 3_, wind. w[=i]n-[.g]eard, _sm._ vineyard. winnan, _sv. 3_, fight. _[.g]e_.winnan, _sv. 3_, win, gain. winter, (_pl._ winter), _sm._ winter; _in reckoning_ = year. winter-setl, _sn._ winter-quarters. w[=i]s, _aj._ wise. w[=i]s-d[=o]m, _sm._ wisdom. w[=i]se, _sf._ (wise), way. _[.g]e_.wiss, _aj._ certain. _[.g]e_.wissian, _wv._ guide, direct. _[.g]e_.wissung, _sf._ guidance, direction. wiste, _see_ witan. wit, _see_ ic. wita, _sm._ councillor, sage. witan, _swv._ know. _[.g]e_.w[=i]tan, _sv. 6_, depart. w[=i]te, _sn._ punishment; torment. w[=i]tega, _sm._ prophet. witod-l[=i]ce, _av._ truly, indeed, and [witan]. _[.g]e_.witt, _sn._ wits, intelligence, understanding [witan]. with, _prp. w. dat. and acc._ towards; along--with we[.g], by the road; _hostility_, against--fuhton with Brettas, fought with the Britons; _association, sharing, &c._, with; _defence_, against; _exchange, price, for_--with th[=ae]m the, in consideration of, provided that. with-.meten-nes, _sf._ comparison. with-.sacan, _sv. 2, w. dat._ deny. with-.standan, _sv. 2, w. dat._ withstand, resist. wlite, _sm._ beauty. w[=o]d, _aj._ mad. w[=o]d-l[=i]ce, _av._ madly. wolde, _see_ willan. w[=o]p, _sm._ weeping [w[=e]pan]. word, _sn._ word, sentence; subject of talk, question, answer, report. _[.g]e_worden, _see_ weorthan. worhte, _see_ wyr[.c]an. woruld, _sf._ world. woruld-thing, _sn._ worldly thing. wrecan, _sv. 5_, avenge. wr[=e][.g]an, _wv._ accuse. _[.g]e_.writ, _sn._ writing [wr[=i]tan]. wr[=i]tan, _sv. 6_, write. wudu, _sm._ wood. wuldor, _sn._ glory. wuldrian, _wv._ glorify, extol. wulf, _sm._ wolf. _[.g]e_.wuna, _sm._ habit, custom [wunian]. wund, _sf._ wound. wundor, _sn._ wonder; miracle. wundor-lic, _aj._ wonderful, wondrous. wundor-l[=i]ce, _av._ wonderfully, wondrously. wundrian, _wv. w. gen._ wonder. _[.g]e_.wunelic, _aj._ customary. wunian, _wv._ dwell, stay, continue [[.g]ewuna]. wunung, _sf._ dwelling. _[.g]e_wunnen, _see_ _[.g]e_winnan. wyr[.c]an, _wv._ work, make; build; do, perform [weorc]. wyrhta, _sm._ worker. wyrt, _sf._ herb, spice; crop. wyrt-br[=ae]th, _sm._ spice-fragrance, fragrant spice. wyrtruma, _sm._ root. w[=y]s[.c]an, _wv._ wish.

Y.

Yfel, _aj._ evil, bad. yfel, _sn._ evil. ymbe, _prp. w. acc._ around; _of time_, about, at. ymb-.scr[=y]dan, _wv._ clothe, array. ymb-.[=u]tan, _av._ round about. [=y]terra, _aj. comp._ outer; _superl._ [=y]temest, outermost, last [[=u]t].

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Notes

[1] Where no key-word is given for a long vowel, it must be pronounced exactly like the corresponding short one, only lengthened.

[2] Both vowels.

[3] Wherever the acc. is not given separately, it is the same as the nom.

[4] So also _n[=a]h_ = _ne_ (not) _[=a]h_.