Old English Lexicon
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| Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | Æ | Þ |
| Old English | English |
| Woden: 1. Wodan, Woden wac: 1. faint, light, weak wamb: 1. abdomen, belly, tummy wascan: 1. wash | 2. wash weall: 1. wall weaxan: 1. accrue, grow weg: 1. path | 2. road, route, way wel: 1. okay, well wela: 1. prosperity, success wenan: 1. think weofod: 1. altar weorc: 1. accomplishment, achievement, act, action | 2. job, work weorpan: 1. throw weorþ: 1. value, worth weorþan: 1. become, come about, grow, happen | 2. come about, happen, occur weorþmynd: 1. honor, honour weosend: 1. aurochs wepan: 1. cry, weep wer: 1. fellow, man werian: 1. defend werod: 1. army | 2. force, strength, vigour wician: 1. dwell, live wicing: 1. viking wicu: 1. week wid: 1. broad widewe: 1. widow widuwe: 1. widow wielen: 1. bondwoman, slave, female slave wierþe: 1. deserving, worthy wif: 1. wife | 2. woman wifmann: 1. woman wig: 1. war wilde: 1. savage, wild willa: 1. desire, want, wish | 2. will, willingness, wish willan: 1. desire, wish | 2. be willing to, want, wish win: 1. wine wind: 1. wind winnan: 1. fight, struggle winter: 1. winter wisian: 1. conduct, direct, guide, head, lead witan: 1. know, know how wite: 1. punishment witega: 1. prophet witodlice: 1. certainly wiþ: 1. with wlite: 1. beauty wlitig: 1. beautiful, fine, handsome, lovely wod: 1. furious wolcen: 1. cloud | 2. heaven, sky word: 1. word woruld: 1. world worþig: 1. plaza, square, public square | 2. street writan: 1. write writere: 1. author, writer wulf: 1. wolf wund: 1. injury, wound wundian: 1. hurt, wound wundor: 1. miracle wynn: 1. gladness, joy wyrdan: 1. damage, injure, spoil wyrm: 1. serpent, snake | 2. worm wyrt: 1. vegetable wæpen: 1. weapon wæter: 1. water |
wait:1. abidan, bidan wait for: 1. abidan, bidan walk: 1. gan wall: 1. weall want: 1. willa | 2. willan war: 1. wig wash: 1. wascan | 2. wascan waste: 1. forspillan water: 1. wæter way: 1. þeaw | 2. weg weak: 1. wac wealthy: 1. rice weapon: 1. wæpen wear: 1. beran, ferian week: 1. wicu weep: 1. wepan well: 1. wel well-off: 1. rice what: 1. hwæt | 2. hwæt what a: 1. hwelc, hu, swa what for: 1. hwy where: 1. hvær | 2. hwær while: 1. tid, tima white: 1. hwit | 2. hwit wholly: 1. æghwæs, eall, full why: 1. hwy | 2. hwy widow: 1. widewe, widuwe width: 1. brædu | 2. brædu wife: 1. wif wild: 1. wilde will: 1. willa willingness: 1. willa win: 1. earnian, gewinnan wind: 1. wind window: 1. eagþyrel wine: 1. win winter: 1. winter wish: 1. willan | 2. willa | 3. willan | 4. willa with: 1. wiþ within: 1. in without: 1. butan, buton Wodan: 1. Woden Woden: 1. Woden wolf: 1. wulf woman: 1. wif, wifmann woods: 1. holt word: 1. word work: 1. weorc world: 1. middangeard, woruld worm: 1. wyrm worth: 1. weorþ worthy: 1. wierþe wound: 1. wundian | 2. wund write: 1. writan writer: 1. writere |
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