Æðelred: 1. Ethelred
Æglesburg: 1. Aylesbury
Ælfred: 1. Alfred
æ: 1. law
æbære: 1. open | 2. public
æc: 1. also, likewise, too
æce: 1. ache, pain
æcer: 1. field
æcern: 1. fruit
æcus: 1. axe
æfnan: 1. accomplish, achieve, attain, get, reach
æfre: 1. always, ever
æftan: 1. behind
æftar: 1. behind, after
æften: 1. evening
æftenn: 1. evening
æfter: 1. after, behind
æfterfylgan: 1. chase, persecute, prosecute, pursue
æfterra: 1. second
æftersona: 1. afresh, again, all over again, anew | 2. afresh, again, once more
æfter þam: 1. afterwards, next, subsequently
æfter þam þe: 1. after
æfæst: 1. pious
æfþanca: 1. grudge, rancour, resentment | 2. grudge, rancour, resentment | 3. grudge, rancour, resentment
æg: 1. egg
ægen: 1. own, personal
æghwær: 1. all about, everywhere
æghwæs: 1. completely, entirely, through | 2. at all, entirely, quite, wholly
æghwæþer: 1. both
ægþer: 1. both
æht: 1. possession, property | 2. possession
æl: 1. eel
æled: 1. fire
ælf: 1. elf
ælfremede: 1. alien, foreign | 2. alien, foreign, strange
ællmæhtig: 1. almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent
ælmeahtig: 1. almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent
ælmehtig: 1. almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent
ælmihtig: 1. almighty, all-powerful, omnipotent
ælmæsse: 1. alms, charity
æmetig: 1. free, unoccupied, vacant
æmette: 1. ant, emmet
æmtig: 1. free, unoccupied, vacant
ænig: 1. any
ænlic: 1. fine, great | 2. unique
æppel: 1. apple
æps: 1. aspen
ær: 1. before, in front of | 2. ahead, formerly, previously | 3. soon
ærcebiscop: 1. archbishop
ærdæg: 1. dawn, daybreak
ærende: 1. errand, message
ærendgewrit: 1. letter
ærgod: 1. fine, great
ærnan: 1. ride
ærs: 1. anus, arse
ær þon: 1. until, till
ær þon þe: 1. before, previous to
ær þæm þe: 1. before, previous to
æsc: 1. ash
æsce: 1. ash, cinder
æspe: 1. aspen
ætiewan: 1. indicate, point out, show
ætsamne: 1. together
ætsittan: 1. remain, stay, stay over
æw: 1. law
æx: 1. axe
æþele: 1. of noble birth
æþeling: 1. prince
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