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(WORD)
(affix) -bere
(affix) -en
(affix) -en
(affix) -ern
(affix) -kund
(affix) -lear
(affix) -lock
(affix) -lore
(affix) -wright
(affix) an-
(affix) ang-
(affix) eft-
(affix) el-
(affix) gouth-
(affix) mid-
(affix) or-
(affix) wither-
aboveboard/above-board
abreast
abreasting
acknow
acknowledge
ad
addle
addled
adle
adwesch
afather
afean
aflay
afoot
afoul
afremd
Afterlithe
Afteryule
aght
ail
akin
akle
alan
alast
aleave
aleese
alehouse
algh
alight
alike
allay

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almighty
almsful
ambight
ambighter
amind
amiss
andet
andeven
andward
andwardness
andwork
aneat
aneatland
angbreast
angmood
angsome
anlook
anneal
anneal
anon
aquerne
aquink
are
areck
arecking
arveth
aset
ashaft
ask
asunder
asweb
atbear
athel
atheling
athoft
athought
athum
athwart
atter
attery
attle
aught
aver
aver
aw
awfast
awk
awone
axle

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bale
baleful
balk
ballock
ban
bane
barm
barn/bairn
barrow
bast
battle
bawse
beacon
beadle
bear out
bebrook
beclip
bede
bedight
bedip
bee
bee
beebread
beed
befalling
begang
beget
beghast
begift
beglide
begripping
behight
behoof
behoove
belate
belie
belike
belirt
belittle
belive
beload
bemark
beme
bemete
bemiddle
bemiddling
bemoan
benchmark
bene

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berate
bereave
bergh
beright
bescribing
beseech
beshild
besit
besot
besotted/besotten
bestaddle
bestand
bestow
betake
betoken
bewilder
bewonder
bework
bewrought
bid
bide
bidword
bield
bight
bilewit
bilith
bive
biving
biword
blad
blat
blatant
blate
blee
blee
blench
blike
blin
blink
blithe
blome
blot
Blotmonth
bluegreen
blushworthy
bly
boatward
bode
bolster

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bond
bondland
bonehouse
book
bookhook
bookstaff
boon
boorish
bore
borough
bote
bough
bouk
bower
breadth
breet
breme
brethen
bring about
bring up
broadcast
broadly
brook
buck
bunch
burden
burgher
burghery
burghy
burgreeve
byleid
byname
byspell; byspel
bysunder
byword
canny
cead
chapman
char
chide
chyse
cleanse
clepe
clew
closed
clout
coath
comely
cost

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costning
couth
cull
cun
cunning
cwild
daft
dale
dalk
dapper
dark
daw
dawk
daybook
deal
dealnim
dearth
deech
deemer
deere
dellow
delve
dere
derf
derf
dern
derve
dighel
dight
din
dinge
dither
ditherer
doke
dole
doom
dote
douth
douth
dow
downplay
downright
doword
draff
draft
draw
draw
dree
dreg

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dretch
dreve
drib
dright/drighten
drite
droff
dross
drowse
drub
drub
drudge
druze
dun
dun
dung
dwimmer
dwine
dwole
dwolegod
dwolesome
ea
ead
eader
eady
eagh
eaghride
eam
earm
earmark
earnest
earthy
Eastermonth
eath
eawn
ebb
eche
ed
ed
edder
edlock
edquick
edwist
eftcome
egg
eght
eid
eke
eld
eldfather

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eldmother
ellen
elritch; eldritch
elt
elthedy
endsay
ent
entish
erd
erdy
ere
Erelithe
Ereyule
erf
erne
errand
esne
est
ethel
ethelward
ettle
even
evenhood
everlasting
ey
ey
eylock
fack
fad
fain
fair
falling star; shooting star
fallow
fallow
fand
fane
fang
fanghouse
far
fard
fare
farflung/far-flung
faw
fay
faze
feague
feal
fearm
fee

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feen
feeze
fein
fellowship
felly/felloe
fern
fetch
fetter
fewshaft
fey
fickle
fighten
filch
firn
firntharf
firsty
fivel
flack
flawless
flay
flaysome
fleet
flite
flite/flyte
flone
foe
fold
folkplanting
folm
fond
footmen
forbear
forbid
forbond
forbus
forby
forchar
forcouth
fordeem
fordo
forebear
forechoose
foredeal
foredeem
forefinger
foregoing
foresee
forestall
foretell

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forethought
forfang
forfare
forlay
forlese
forlet
forlorn
formake
forn
fornim
forsench
forshape
forsicker
forsickering
forstand
forswear
forthcoming
forthput
forthputting
forthright
forthward
forthwith
forwarp
forwork
foryield
fother
fought
foul
fouredge
fouse
frain
frame
framework
frea
freck
freelage
fremd
fremmen
fret
frim
frith
from time to time
frome
fromshaft
frood
frosh
frother
frover
froward

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frowe
fulsome
fulteam
fulth
funk
furm
furrow
fyrd
gab
gadling
gainsay
gainsaying
gainstand
galder
gale
gall
gang
gar
garish
garsedge
gavel
geason/geazon
geld
geldpool
geldstock
geldwane
geldwax
gird
glar
glaring
glee
gleed
gleeman
glide
gnaw
goad
gole
gomb
gong
good
goodweb
goodweben
gound
gouth
grannow
greenlight
grim
grime
gripe

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gripping
gristle
groop
grot
ground
groundlaw
grunt
guild
gumshoe
gurn
haft
hag
hale
haleth
hallmark
hallow
halse
halseman
halter
handy
hang up
hap
hapsome
harbour/harbor
hark
harrow
harry
hasp
haven
haw
haw
hawstold
head
headway
hean
heanling
heap
heart
heath
heave
heed
hele
helm
henchman
hengest
here
here and there
heretoch/heretog
herg

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herry
hest
hew
hew
hex
hiddle
hidegeld
hidge
hie
hight
hint
hird
hireling
hish
hit up
hitch
hoar
hoary
holding
Holymonth
homely
hone
hood
hoose
hote
hue
hundred
hure
idle
idle
Ihood
iland
ile
ilk
in short
in truth
in-keeping-with
in-the-end
inborn
indeal
infare
ingang
inhold
inholding/inholdings
inkhorn
inkle
inkling
inroad
insooth

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inting
inwit
inwrite
ithand
keel
ken
key
kindred
kinword
kith
knot
knurd
lade
lately
lawmaker
lax
layer
lean
lear
lease
leat
leave
lede
ledehot
ledehotdom
ledeward
leed
leer
leery
leese
leid
lend
lere
let down
let up
lib
lich
liery
lifefrea
likelihood
likeword
line
lire
list
listless
lith
lith
lithe
lix

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loche
lofe
loft
loftscape
look up
lordship
lot
lout
lowkey
make the welkin ring
make up
making
mammer
manifold
manship
mar
mark
markedly
match
math
mathe
maybe
meal
mean
mean
meed
meer
meet
mennish
mete
mey
middleman
Midyard
milts
mindset
mint
misbegotten
misbid
misgiving
miswrought
mithe
moonscape
moot
mote
mye
nake
naming
nare
needed

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needly
neeth
neorxnawang
netherhair
netherhose
nethermind
netherness
netherwear
neve
newsgreedy
nill
nim
nithe
nithing
note
noth
oast
oathbreaking
offhand
offlay
oght
ond
onde
ondy
onefold
onehead
onehood
onget
onlyhood
onsit
onsong
onthought
ooze
open
ord
ordfrom
orgul
orgulless
orlay
ort
orts
os
other
outcast
outlaw
outlook
outseek
outstanding
overboard

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overboon
overflowing
overlive
overlook
overmood
overmorrow
oversee
overween
overwrought
ovet
owing to
ownname
pintle
pleen
plight
plot
plunder
poll
pote
prat
puck
puckish
quail
quede
queem
queme
quench
quethe
quick
quickness
quitch
rank
rass
rave
reard
reave
reck
reckon
reckoner
reckoning
redd
rede
redeman
reek
reet
reeve
rest
resty
Rethmonth

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reyse
rick
rick
rid
ridding
riff
right
rike/ritch
rim
rime
rine
rive
rix
rixcraft
rixman
roch
rocky
rodfasten
rood
roomth
roop
roughcast
roup
rue
ruth
ruthless
sackless
sake
sallow
sawe
sax
Saxan
saying
scape
scathe
scop
scrutten
sead
see-through
seel
seethe
seld
seldom
seldsome
selfhood
selfsame
selfsome
selfstanding
sellsword

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selly
shallow
shapewhile
shed
shedy
sheen
sheer
shend
shild
shink
shit
shoad
shoal
shore
show up
showing
shrithe
shrithing
shutdown
sicker
sickhouse
side
singal
sith
Skraeling
skyward
slip up
slite
slive
sloom
smack
snell
snide
snithe
so say/says
soal
Soalmonth
sone
sooth
soothe
soothfast
sore
sough
sound
spall
speed
speel
spill
spindle

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spot
spurn
squander
staddle
staddley
staff
stall
stand for
standbilith
standoffish
starlore
stead
steadfast
steady
steck
steep
stell
stem
step
ster
steven
stint
stock
stockhouse
stopgap
stound
stow
strain
strew
string
sty
sundering
sundry
swain
swam
swass
swasslock
swath
sweil
swelt
sweven
swey
swige
swike
swin
swind
swink
swith
swithe

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swittle
swittling
swive
swoon
sye
take aback
talk about
tee
teen
tharf
thede
thedeish
thedish
thee
theeden
thew
thidge
thig
thigger
thild
thingword
thole
tholesome
thoughtstaddle
thrack
thrall
thrallrike
Threemilkmonth
thring
thringing
throe
throng
thrutch
thrym
thynge
tide
tidelike
tine
tithing
tiver
toadstool
tocome
togang
toke
token
tongue
tool
tout
trew

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troth
truce
tweak
tween
twing
umbe/umb/um
umbeset
umbethink
umbstanding
umbworld
unanswering
uncanny
uncouth
undergo
underling
undertaking
underwarp
undouth
unheed
unswittle
unwealthiness
unwealthy
unwitting
unyielding
up to snuff
uphold
uplift
uprising
upspring
utter
uttering
vat
wage
wain
wald
wanton
ward
warlock
wary
watchful
wayward
wealthlore
wearisome
weary
wed
wedd
wedlock
Weedmonth
ween

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weight
welkin
welsome
wend
were
weste
wharve
wharvelock
whet
whinge
wight
wild
wile
willasith
Winterfulth
wis
wist
wit
witan
wite
witeful
withcall
withdraw
withdrawn
wither
withersake
withershins
witherward
witherweight
witherwin
withhold
withole
withsay
withset
withword
witword
wode
wolder
wone
wong
wont
wonted
wontedly
wordblock
wordbook
wordstock
work up
wort
wortlore

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wound
wrack
wreak
wrest
writ
write down
writhe
wry
wye
wyelock
wyn
wyrd
yare
yare
yclept/ycleped
ye
yearhundred
yed
yeke
yellowred
yin
yissle
yive
yoke
yore
yote
yout
foreward

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(MEANING) (KIND)
(affix) -able Affix
(affix) pertaining to; made of Affix
(affix) shows a thing is womanly; same as -ess Affix
(affix) shows the word is a location Affix
(affix) -natured; -born Affix
(affix) -ism; -doctrine Affix
(affix) the practicing of an act Affix
(affix) shows the word refers to the study of something Affix
(affix) -maker; -builder [shipwright = shipmaker] Affix
(affix) shows an action is done in return Affix
(affix) narrow-; tight-; vexed-; shows an ailment Affix
(affix) re- Affix
(affix) shows a thing is strange or foreign Affix
(affix) pertaining to war Affix
(affix) co- Affix
(affix) shows origin; proto- Affix
(affix) counter- Affix
transparent; legitimate and in the open | openly and legitimately Adj | Adv
informed; well-informed | informed; well-informed Adj | Adv
information Noun
to recognise/recognize Verb
to recognise/recognize something's validity or standing Verb
pyre Noun
rotten; putrid Adj
confused Adj
disease Noun
quench; extinguish Verb
godfather Noun
rejoice; celebrate; exult Verb
to scare off Verb
in action; in process; in the area Adv
in conflict with Adv
to alienate; to estrange Verb
July Proper Noun
January Proper Noun
deliberate; evaluate Verb
ailment | to make suffer; to trouble Noun | Verb
related (especially by blood) Adj
frightened; terrified; excited; trembling Adj
nourish; grow; produce Verb
perform; accomplish; execute Verb
allow; permit; grant Verb
redeem; save; liberate Verb
bar; tavern; pub Noun
temple Noun
descend; exit; dismount; disembark Verb
similar | similar Adj | Adv
calm down; lull; pacify; alleviate; abate; mitigate; subside; abate Verb

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omnipotent Adj
charitable Adj
office; service Noun
officer Noun
memory Noun
faulty; not right; out of order; improper Adj
admit; confess Verb
measure; proportion Noun
present (at a place, or at a time); current Adj
presence Noun
matter (not as in issue); material; substance Noun
companion; associate; vassal; comrade Noun
rented land; feudally owned land Noun
asthma; a shortage of breath; some difficulty breathing Noun
anxiety; a vexed mood Noun
troublesome Adj
respect; regard Noun
ignite; inflame; incite; to temper through heating Verb
harden; strengthen; temper (metal) Verb
immediately Adv
squirrel Noun
expire; vanish; to become extinguished Verb
honour/honor Noun
to explain; to demonstrate; to express Verb
explanation; demonstration; theory Noun
work; labour/labor Noun
appoint Verb
a creation Noun
lizard Noun
apart Adv
calm down; lull; pacify; sooth; appease; put to rest (including death) Verb
abduct Verb
noble Adj
noble; prince Noun
ally; join together Verb
idea Noun
brother-in-law; son-in-law Noun
across | from one side to the other Adv | Prep
poison; venom Noun
venomous; poisonous. Adj
terrible; horrible; dire; repulsive; ugly; hideous Adj
anything at all [Have you seen aught?] Noun
acidic; sour Adj
descendant Noun
law; statute; custom Noun
pious; devout; law abiding Adj
perverse; sinister Adj
stand beside; stay by Verb
axis Noun

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evil; suffering; woe; torment Noun
ominous; miserable; wretched Adj
hindrance; check; failure | to pass over; miss; omit; to refuse suddenly Noun | Verb
testicle Noun
prohibition | prohibit; disallow Nount | Verb
death; destruction; cause of misery Noun
bosom; lap; possession Noun
child; kid Noun
mountain; hill; mound Noun
fibre/fiber Noun
fertile; fruitful Adj
purple Noun
signal Noun
police officer; cop/copper; constable Noun
corroborate; prove; confirm; demonstrate; to back up with evidence Verb Saying
practice Verb
surround; encircle; embrace; clasp; enclose; contain Verb
a request | to request Noun | Verb
equip Verb
dip fully; plunge; baptise/baptize; submerge Verb
bracelet; torque Noun
contest; convention Noun
ambrosia Noun
war Noun
a happening; a case; an instance; an event | to happen Noun | Verb
course; passage; circuit Noun
produce; create; cause; sire; generate Verb
inspire; amaze; shock; awe Verb
endow; entrust Verb
accompany Verb
notion; concept; an understanding Noun
vow; promise Verb
advantage; benefit Noun
benefit Verb
to retard; to slow; to slow down Verb
surround; encompass; misrepresent Verb
simulate; resemble; to make things alike Verb
deceive; beguile Verb
denigrate; disparage Verb
remain; stay Verb
exculpate; absolve; acquit; pardon Verb
to remark; to mark something Verb
trumpet Noun
moderate Verb
mediate Verb
mediation Noun
complain Verb
standard (something others are compared to) Noun
prayer Noun

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chide heavily; scold heavily Verb
deprive; to strip power from Verb
protection; shelter; preservation | shelter; protect; preserve Noun | Verb
entitle Verb
description Noun
implore Verb
accuse Verb
to sit around something; to besiege Verb
to stupefy with alcohol or infatuation Verb
infatuated; intoxicated; to be intellectually or morally blinded Adj
to found Verb
surround; encompass Verb
endow Verb
deliver; move Verb
symbolise/symbolize; signify Verb
confuse; befuddle; disorientate Verb
admire Verb
edit Verb
embroidered Adj
to demand; to command; to order; to offer Verb
wait Verb
motto Noun
boldness; courage; confidence | encourage; embolden Noun | Verb
curve Noun
simple; innocent Adj
image; resemblance; likeness Noun
tremble Verb
trembling | tremendous Verb | Adj
adverb Noun
success Noun
pale Adj
obvious Adj
bashful; shy; sheepish Adj
colour/color; hue Noun
texture; appearance Noun
deceit; an act of cheating | deceive; cheat Noun | Verb
shine; gleam Verb
cessation | cease; desist Noun | Verb
moment Noun
indifferent; concernless Adj
metal Noun
sacrifice | to sacrifice Noun | Verb
November Proper Noun
teal; cyan; turquoise; aquamarine Adj
embarrassing Adj
resemblance Noun
commander (of a ship) Noun
declare; announce Verb
cushion; pillow; pad | reinforce Noun | Verb

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connection; tie Noun
a state in a federal nation Noun
body Noun
to charter; to get something reserved, like a flight, or an appointment Verb
scholarship (knowledge of books) Noun
character (in writing) Noun
benefit; a good thing something gets Noun
rude; crude Adj
pierce Verb
district Noun
payment; compensation Noun
branch Noun
torso Noun
peasant; farmer Noun
extent; a range; a measure of how broad something is Noun
break; bruise; destroy Verb
famous; renowned Adj
decay | decay Noun | Verb
implement; effect Verb Saying
to mention Verb Saying
a transmission | to transmit Noun | Verb
generally; liberally Adv
use Verb
bucket Noun
multitude Noun
duty Noun
citizen Noun
civil Adj
political Adj
mayor Noun
dialect Noun
pronoun Noun
example Noun
special; particular Adj
proverb; a saying Noun
prudent; cautious; shrewd; astute; frugal; familiar Adj
pouch; bag; sack Noun
merchant; trader; dealer; businessman Noun
a shift (of work); a turn (someone's time or go at something) Noun
admonish Verb
choice; preferable Adj
purge Verb
call upon; summon Verb
sphere; ball of thread Noun
private Adj
influence Noun
pestilence; sickness Noun
attractive Adj
an option; a choice; a possibility; a condition (as in stipulation) Noun

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temptation Noun
known; renowned; refined; sophisticated; familiar Adj
selection | to reduce the numbers of something Noun | Verb
know (through experience) Verb
experience (knowledge through experiencing, or practice) Noun
plague; pestilence Noun
silly; insane; crazy; mad (crazy); stupid Adj
valley Noun
pin; brooch; clasp Noun
neat; spiffy; stylish Adj
somber; solemn Adj
idiot; simpleton; fool; retard; moron Noun
to prick Verb
journal; log; logbook; diary Noun
a part; a component; an agreement; a pact | to distribute Noun | Verb
participate Verb
famine; scarcity Noun
to smear; to daub; to plaster Verb
judge Noun
animal; beast Noun
nipple Noun
dig; investigate; research Noun
hurt; harm; injury | to hurt; to harm; to injure Noun | Verb
fierce; powerful Adj
strong; powerful; fierce Noun
secret; secrecy; a hiding place | secret Noun | Adj
trouble Verb
private; secret; hidden Adj
equip; furnish; adorn; array; organise/organize Verb
noise; sound | sound; resound Noun
flog; scourge Verb
to act undecidedly; to act nervously Verb
procrastinator Noun
muscle Noun
something given as charity; a donation Noun
judgment; legal decision; legal ruling Noun
senile Adj
reliability; security Noun
virtue Noun
to be valuable; to be worth something; to be useful Verb
de-emphasise/de-emphasize; mitigate Verb
unambiguous; utter | unambiguously; utterly Adj | Adv
verb Noun
swill Noun
version Noun
attract Verb
derive Verb
thole; suffer; bear | tedious; lengthy (to the point of irritation) Verb | Adj
sediment Noun

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trouble; torment | annoy; irritate; trouble; torment; vex Noun | Verb
disturb; trouble Verb
embezzle Verb
lord; ruler; chief; leader Noun
to shit; to poop; to defecate Verb
turbid Adj
waste Noun
a state of sleepiness or inactivity Noun
annihilate Verb
to beat with a stick Verb
labour; labor; work Noun | Verb
immerse Verb
a debt collector; a request for the payment of a debt Noun
tan (the hue) Adj
dungeon; prison Noun
magic; sorcery Noun
a decline | decline; wither Noun | Verb
error; incorrectness Noun
idol (false god) Noun
erroneous; incorrect; wrong Adj
river Noun
happiness; prosperity Noun
enclosure Noun
happy; prosperous Adj
horse; steed Noun
cavalry Noun
uncle Noun
pity Verb
appropriation | allocate Noun | Verb
seriousness | serious; urgent; intent; diligent; important Noun | Adj
natural (the way of the world) Adj
April Proper Noun
ease | easy | easily Noun | Adj | Adv
display; show-off Verb
recede; decline Verb
eternal; everlasting; perpetual Adj
fortune; prosperity Noun
prosperity; fortune Noun
blood vessel Noun
repeat Verb
revive; resurrect Verb
sustenance Noun
return Verb
incite; encourage Verb
pursue; follow; chase Verb
isthmus Noun
add; increase Verb
age (how old something is) | age (to grow older) Noun | Verb
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grandmother Noun
zeal; courage Noun
supernatural; unearthly; otherworldly Adj
meddle; interfere Verb
foreign; from or of a foreign nation Adj
conclusion Noun
giant Noun
gigantic Adj
character; nature; condition; station Noun
natural (in keeping with something's nature) Adj
earlier | before; sooner than Adv | Prep
June Proper Noun
December Proper Noun
inheritance; patrimony. Noun
eagle Noun
task; message Noun
servant Noun
consent Noun
a native land; country Noun
ward of an ethel; homeland guardian Noun
intention; intent | intend Noun | Verb
to even; to equalise/equalize | equal Verb | Adj
equality Noun
eternal; infinite Adj
egg Noun
terror Noun
terrorism Noun
compartment; section; interval; period (of time); paunch Noun
direct; arrange; order; dictate Verb
rejoice | satisfied; contented Verb | Adj
impartial Adj
meteor (in the sky) Noun
pale yellow or brown Adj
uncultivated land Noun
try; attempt; put to a test; experiment; try (in a trial) Verb
banner; flag Noun
take; receive; welcome; accept; capture; catch; seize Verb
gaol/jail; prison Noun
distant Adj
paint Noun
journey; travel; voyage; course; passage Noun
distant Adj
variegated; full of colours/colors Adj
join; unite Verb
daunt; put off; disturb; perturb Verb
to subject something to something bad Verb
comfortable; cozy; safe Adj
cleanse; furbish; clean; scour Verb
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to want something very badly Verb
drive off; drive; compel; urge; to finish; to complete Verb
to paint Verb
community Noun
the outer rim of a wheel; circumference Noun
a seedless plant that sheds spores to reproduce Noun
get; acquire; obtain Verb
restricter; restrainer | restrict; restrain; impede; slow down Noun
destitute; miserable Adj
doomed to die, or fail, or be ruined Adj
unreliable; disloyal Noun
moisten Verb
a stolen item, or items | to steal Noun | Verb
suffering; crime Noun
distress Noun
original Adj
monster; giant Noun
publicist | promote; publicise/publicize Noun | Verb
perfect Adj
fear; a fright; a frightful thing | to scare; to frighten Noun
terrifying Adj
navy Noun
quarrel; dispute | quarrel; dispute Noun | Verb
a quarrel; a dispute; an argument | to quarrel; to dispute; to argue Noun | Verb
arrow; dart; missile; ICBM Noun
enemy Noun
political party; religious group; ideological group Noun
colony Noun
palm Noun
affectionate Adj
infantry Noun
to avoid; to abstain; to refrain when provocation Verb
prohibit Verb
alliance; union; federation Noun
model; example; template Noun
extraordinary | exceptionally | past (spatial and temporal) Adj | Adv | Prep
traffic Noun
despised; infamous Adj
condemn Verb
abolish; annul; cancel Verb
ancestor Noun
prefer Verb
advantage; benefit; profit Noun
expect; assume Verb
index finger; pointer finger Noun
preceding (things behind or before something) Adj
predict; anticipate; provide Verb
prevent Verb
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prudence Noun
replace Verb
to go to ruin Verb
ambush Verb
abandon Verb
neglect Verb
abandoned | abandoned Adj | Participle
repair Verb
opposite (across from) Adv
remove; deprive Verb
submerge Verb
transform; metamorphose Verb
insure Verb
insurance Noun
oppose; block; understand; comprehend Verb
renounce; deny Verb
available when needed; cooperative; approaching Adj
propose Verb
proposal Noun
direct Adj
agreement; contract; treaty; bargain; covenant Noun
immediately Adv
object (the opposite of a subject) Noun
to forfeit Verb
repay; yield what is owed Verb
a load of something Noun
moist; damp Adj
unclean; disgusting; obscene; vulgar; detestable Adj
a square | square Noun | Adj
ready; prepared; willing; inclined; disposed Adj
question | inquire; ask Noun | Verb
context Noun
the structure of something Noun
lord Noun
greedy Adj
privilege; immunity (from a law or rule) Noun
stranger; foreigner | foreign; alien Noun | Adj
accomplish; perform Verb
devour; consume; eat up Verb
flourishing; thriving; figourous; fresh Adj
peace Noun
occasionally Adv Saying
rich; abundant; excellent Adj
origin Noun
cautious Adj
frog Noun
to comfort; to console Verb
comfort; consolation; solace Noun
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woman; lady Noun
overzealous; excessive Adj
support | support Noun | Verb
abundance; plenty; satiety; repletion; sufficiency Noun
emotional depression Noun
cleanse; scour; furbish; polish Verb
trench; groove Noun
militia Noun
chatter | chatter Noun | Verb
comrade; companion Noun
contradict Verb
opposition (usually in argument); contradiction Noun
oppose; resist Verb
incantation; enchantment; spell; divination Noun
to charm; to enchant, often with music or singing Verb
bile; impudence; brazenness; temerity Noun
a going; journey Noun
spear Noun
gaudy Adj
ocean; spearman Noun
rent; interest (on money) Noun
rare; uncommon; unsual; scarce; scant Adj
money; currency Noun
funds Noun
budget | budget Noun | Verb
inflation Noun
deflation Noun
to encircle; to lasso Verb
amber; resin Noun
obvious Adj
pleasure; enjoyment Noun
glowing goal; an ember Noun
musician Noun
a semivowel Noun
to chew away at something; to corrode something Verb
a stick for poking | to provoke; to encourage; to prod Noun | Verb
lustful; lascivious Adj
tribute Noun
excrement; feces; poop; crap | excrete; defecate; poop; crap Noun
asset Noun
precious garment; fine clothing Noun
made of precious cloth; purple in hue Adj
eye mucus Noun
battle; war; combat; conflict Noun
moustache Noun
approve Noun
dismal; gloomy; forbidding; sinister; cynical; ominous Adj
a mask; filth or slime that covers something Noun
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very interesting; fascinating Adj
cartilage Noun
a trench Noun | Verb
atom Noun
reason (for doing something) Noun
constitution Noun
a low ranking member of a group Noun
corporation Noun
detective Noun
grief Noun
captive; prisoner; captivity; imprisonment | capture; imprison Noun | Verb
sorceress; enchantress; witch; an unlikeable old woman Noun
robust Adj
hero Noun
a defining feature; a defining characteristic; a defining attribute Noun
to sanctify | sacred; holy Verb | Adj
neck; throat Noun
executioner Noun
a rope for animals, or for hanging people Noun
useful Adj
suspend Verb Saying
a random or unexpected happening; chance Noun
random Adj
a haven; a barracks; military quarters; a sanctuary Noun
attention! Interjection
disturb; traumatise/traumatize Verb
irritate; annoy; irk; bother Verb
scarifier Noun
a harbour/harbor (especially one offering protection); a sanctuary Noun
an enclosure; a hedge Noun
survey; inspect Verb
a bachelor Noun
a person; an individual; a character Noun
progress Noun
low; humbled; humiliated; abject; poor Adj
a wretch. Noun
a crowd; a pile; a mass; much or many of something Noun
core Noun
uncultivated land; backwaters; rural Noun
lift; raise Verb
to pay attention to; to notice Verb
to keep secret; to conceal; to hide Verb
protection Noun
a subordinate (usually with negative connotations) Noun
a stallion Noun
army Noun
occasionally Adv Saying
a general; a marshal; the leader of an army Noun
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honour/honor; praise; celebrate Verb
command; injunction; an order Noun
chop at; shape; form Verb
to chop down; to conform Verb
curse Noun | Verb
a hiding place; a cave Noun
property tax Noun
consider; think over Verb
to hasten oneself Verb
called Adv
imply Verb
family Noun
employee; mercenary Noun
mock (as in insult) Verb
to contact (usually for a service or socialising) Verb Saying
problem; issue; trouble Noun
light grey/gray Adj
old fashioned; musty; moldy; grey with age Adj
asset Noun
September Proper Noun
domestic Adj
hang; suspend Verb
state; condition; rank; degree; sex; gender Noun
escort; company; troop; band; party Noun
to command; to order Verb
colour/color; shade Noun
an administrative region below shires Noun
especially; particularly Adv
inactive; unimportant; meaningless; pointless; vain; trifling Adj
empty; void Adj
identity Noun
island Noun
sole (of a foot) Noun
category; group; race; kind Noun
essentially; basically; when you get down to it Prep Saying
actually Adv Saying
in accordance with Prep Phrase
ultimately Prep Phrase
innate Adj
classify Verb
enter Verb
an entrance; an entryway Noun
contain Verb
content/contents Noun
a fancy word borrowed into English though its not needed Noun
implication | imply; hint Verb
suspicion Noun
an advance; an incursion; progress; invade Noun
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matter (not as in substance); affair; business; issue Noun
conscience Noun
entry (in a document) Noun
industrious; diligent Adj
collapse; faint; fall Verb
knowledge; perception | know; perceive Noun | Verb
solution Noun
related Adj
cognate Noun
acquaintance, acquaintances Noun
node Noun
diligent Adj
load; burden Verb
recently Adv
legislator Noun
salmon Noun
level; tier Noun
reward Noun
doctrine; creed Noun
lie; falsehood | lie; slander | false; deceptive Noun | Verb | Adj
water trench (for mills); water channel Noun
permission Noun
a people Noun
tyrant Noun
tyranny; despotism Noun
government (people-ward) Noun
a song Noun
empty Adj
cautious; hesitant Adj
release; free Verb
language Noun
loin Noun
face | to sneakily look Noun | Verb
disappoint; disappointment Verb Saying
cease; to soften an attack or criticism Verb Saying
potion Noun
corpse Noun
destructive Adj
lord of life Noun
probability Noun
adjective Noun
sentence (grammar) Noun
destruction Noun
desire Noun
desireless; lacking enthusiasm, spirit, and liveliness; apathetic Adj
member; joint; segment Noun
joint; segment Noun
slim; flexible; limber Adj
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allure; entice; persuade Verb
choice; opportunity; chance | praise; commend. Noun | Verb
air; sky; heavens Noun
atmosphere; climate Noun
check Verb Saying
dominion; authority; domain; jurisdiction; the state of being a lord Noun
sort Verb
thug; troublemaker; hooligan; ruffian Noun
subtle | subtly Adj | Adv
celebrate Verb Saying
invent; fabricate Verb Saying
cause Noun
hesitate Verb
diverse; numerous; complicated; complex | repeatedly Adj | Adv
respect; dignity; gallantry; chivalry Noun
spoil Verb
feature; characteristic; attribute Noun
distinctly; noticeably; conspicuously; significantly Adv
equivalence; parallel Noun
degree (amount; level) Noun
maggot Noun
possibly; perchance Adv
measure Noun
average | average Noun | Adj
intend Verb
bribe Noun
sea; ocean Noun
proper; right; correct Adj
human Noun
measure Verb
kinswoman; female relative Noun
intermediary Noun
Earth Proper Noun
mercy Noun
mentality Noun
a try; an attempt | try; attempt Noun | Verb
illegitimate (born out of wedlock); ill-conceived Adj
abuse; mistreat; wrong Verb
doubt Noun
poorly made; poorly worked; misworked Adj
shun; evade; avoid Verb
a devastated land Noun
assembly; assembly; council | argue; debate Noun | Verb
particle Noun
urinate; pee; piss Verb
strip; undress Verb
nomination Noun
save; rescue; preserve Verb
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necessarily Adv
to dare; to risk Verb
paradise Noun
pubic hair Noun
underpants Noun
the subconscious Noun
inferiority Noun
underwear; undergarments; lingerie Noun
nephew; male cousin Noun
curious (as in questioning, not as in strange) Adj
to reject; to refuse Verb
to take away; remove Verb
envy Noun
coward; fiend; criminal; low-life Noun
use; usefulness Noun
boldness; daringness; temerity Noun
kiln Noun
perjury Noun
curt; abrupt Adj
postpone Verb
persecution; enmity Noun
envy; jealousy Noun
envy; hatred; malice Noun
envious; jealous Adj
simple; plain; straightforward Adj
solitude Noun
unity; agreement Noun
perceive; understand Verb
uniqueness; singleness Noun
oppress Verb
incantation Noun
attention Noun
goo; juice, sap; moisture Noun
public Adj
point Noun
source; origin; originator; author Noun
pride Noun
without pride; humble Adj
fate; destiny Noun
remnant (especially food) Noun
remnants; remains (especially food) Noun
god Noun
second (a second thing) | second (second place in a sequence) Noun | Adj
a pariah | to cast out; to exile Noun | Verb
criminal Noun
perspective Noun
investigate; research Verb
prominent; noticeable; excellent; unresolved (often debtwise) Adj
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bonus Noun
abundant; superfluous Adj
survive Verb
supervise Verb
overconfidence Noun
the day after tomorrow; on the day after tomorrow Noun | Adv
administer; supervise Verb
to think too highly, or over estimate (usually oneself) Verb
anxious Adj
fruit Noun
on account of; because of Prep Saying
proper noun Noun
penis Noun
endanger; risk Verb
risk; peril; hardship; responsibility Noun
scheme; plan | scheme; plan Noun | Verb
pillage Verb
survey (of opinions) Noun
poke; push Verb
joke; prank Noun
mischievous spirit Noun
mischievous Adj
to daunt; to lose heart Verb
evil; wickedness | evil; wicked Noun | Adj
to fit without problem | exactly; neatly; smoothly Verb
comply; please; satisfy Verb
solve; extinguish Verb
declare Verb
conscious Adj
consciousness Noun
vibrate Verb
overgrown; smelly | utterly Adj | Adv
explore Verb
involve Verb
voice Noun
plunder; rob; pillage Verb
care; mind; take account of; heed Verb
suppose; think; calculate Verb
computer Noun
supposition; calculation Noun
tidy up; save; rescue; set boundaries; to separate foes Verb
advice; counsel | to advise; to counsel; to consult; to recommend Noun | Verb
adviser Noun
vapour/vapor; a strong bad smell Noun
make noise Verb
governor Noun
quiet Adj
quietly Adv
March Proper Noun

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to travel; to make a journey (especially when organised) Verb
a rick; a stack; a stook Noun
to sprain Verb
to remove something (usually something bothersome or harmful) Verb
removal Noun
belly; bowels Noun
just; correct; appropriate Adj
dominion; political entity; state; country; nation Noun
border Noun
number Noun
to touch; to reach something; to affect something Verb
explode; split up; cleave Verb
rule | to rule; to reign; to govern Noun | Verb
politics; statecraft Noun
politician; statesman Noun
rule Verb
unstable; troubled; difficult Adj
crucify Verb
cross; crucifix Noun
outer space Noun
a cry | to cry out Noun | Verb
estimate Verb
auction Noun
regret | regret Noun | Verb
remorse Noun
remorseless; cruel Adj
innocent; blameless; guiltless Adj
cause; purpose; reason Noun
dark Adj
proverb; proposal; suggestion Noun
knife; short sword Noun
a Saxon | pertaining to Saxons Proper Noun | Adj
term; phrase Noun
territory; terrain Noun
injury; harm | injure; harm Noun | Verb
poet Noun
scrutinise/scrutinize Verb
purse; money-bag; coinpurge; wallet Noun
transparent; translucent Adj
fortunate; opportune Adj
boil Verb
rare; uncommon; unusual Adj
infrequently; rarely Adv
rarely Adv
identity; individuality Noun
identical Adj
isolated Adv
independent Adj
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a marvel; a wonder | wonderful; admirable Noun | Adj
superficial Adj
a destined time Noun
difference; distinction Noun
different; distinct Adj
beautiful; attractive; radiant; shiny | to shine; to gleam Verb | Adj
pure; unadulterated Adj
blame; disgrace Verb
guilt; blame; debt Noun
pour Verb
excrement; feces; poop; crap | excrete; defecate; poop; crap Verb
chasm; ravine; separation; distinction Noun
a large collection/set/group of things or people Noun
coast Noun
appear (often when not expected, or when in doubt) Verb Saying
manifestation Noun
move Verb
movement Noun
insult Noun
certain; sure; secure | certainly; surely; securely Adj | Adv
hospital Noun
alternative Adj
continuous; continual Adj
journey; travel Verb
An Amerindian person | Amerindian Noun | Adj
vertical Adj
err; to make a mistake; to fail one's duty Verb Saying
tear up; rip up Verb
to cut a sliver off something; cut; slice Verb
gentle sleep Noun
a taste | to taste of something Noun | Verb
quick; fast; smart Adj
counterfeit money | counterfeit Noun | Adj
cut Verb
according to Verb Saying
mud; a dirty pond; mire Noun
February Proper Noun
music Noun
truth; reality; fact | true; real; actual Noun | Adj
prove; confirm; verify Verb
real; actual Adj
very (usually in a bad way) Adv
a soft noise | to make a soft noise Noun | Verb
secure; healthy; valid Adj
substitute; representative Noun
success; luck Noun
to talk at length, play Verb
spill; waste Verb
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area Noun
reject with scorn; kick away; fail to use Verb
to waste, often unintentionally through mismanagement Verb
foundation; prop; support; supporting base | to prop; to support Noun | Verb
fundamental Adj
letter (like A, B, or C) Noun
position | delay; hinder Noun | Verb
represent; symbolise/symbolize Verb Saying
statue Noun
anti-social; unsociable; socially cold Adj
astronomy Noun
station; place Noun
steady; unmoving; loyal Adj
stable Adj
item; piece Noun
imbue Verb
prop; support | set; set up; fix; put up; plant up; mount Noun | Verb
a branch of any kind of family | descend; derive Noun | Verb
stage; phase Noun
history Noun
voice; vote | voice; vote Noun | Verb
a short period of time Noun
supply; store | supply; store Noun | Verb
depository; storehouse Noun
a short term solution | short-term; temporary Noun | Adj
hour Noun
place; location | store Noun | Verb
a lineage or bloodline (often of microbes); a hereditary quality Noun
distribute randomly; spread abroad Verb
series; sequence Noun
ascend Verb
separation Noun
various; separate; distinct Adj
servant; attendant Noun
fungus Noun
one's own; one's beloved Noun
cajole Verb
trace; track (foot prints and such) Noun
heaven; the divine kingdom; the realm of the god or gods Noun
to get overcome with emotion, or heat, or something like that Verb
a vision Noun
noise; sound Noun
be silent; not talk; cease talking; cease making noise Verb
cheat; deceive; betray Verb
melody Noun
vanish; disappear Verb
hard work; hard labour/labor | to work hard; to labour/labor hard Noun | Verb
vehement; very Adj | Adv
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clear; manifest; obvious; evident Adj
evidence Noun
fuck; copulate; mate Verb
faint Verb
victory Noun
surprise Verb Saying
discuss Verb Saying
draw off; tug Verb
suffering Noun
need; lack; hardship/privation Verb
nation Noun
national Adj
pertaining to a nation; a language of a people, peopleish Adj
prosper; thrive Verb
a leader of a people Noun
bondsman; servant | to oppress; to enslave Noun | Verb
take; ingest; to use on oneself; partake of Verb
beg Verb
beggar Noun
patience Noun
noun Noun
endure (to suffer through) Verb
patient Adj
principle Noun
to load upon; to burden Verb
slave Noun
vassal state Noun
May Proper Noun
press; push; crowd Verb
urgent Adj
convulsion Noun
crowd Noun
pressure | trample on; oppress; to put pressure on; to push; to press Noun | Verb
glory Noun
court (for trials) Noun
a time; grammatical tense Noun
temporary Adj
a point (both physical, and metaphorical) Noun
an administrative region below hundreds Noun
pigment Noun
mushroom Noun
future Noun
access; admission Noun
a gratuity | to tip Noun | Verb
sign; badge; marking; mark; symbol Noun
language Noun
instrument Noun
promote; publicise/publicize Verb
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promise; pledge Noun
pledge | pledge Noun | Verb
modification | modify Noun | Verb
doubt | to doubt Noun | Verb
force Verb
around Prep
to obstruct; to block; to overwhelm Verb
to recall; to remember; to recollect Verb
circumstance Noun
an environment Noun
unresponsive Adj
strange in an uncomfortable way Adj
clumsy; awkward; crude; unrefined; unfamiliar Adj
experience Verb
a subordinate Noun
project Noun
topic; subject Noun
vice Noun
ignore Verb
vague Adj
poverty Noun
poor Adj
unaware; unintentional Adj
constant; ceaseless; stubborn Adj
adequate Adj Saying
support; maintain; confirm; respect Verb
encourage Verb
insurrection Noun
origin | originate Noun | Verb
to state; to say Verb
statement Noun
vessel; big jug; tub Noun
salary Noun
wagon; cart; car; automobile; vehicle Noun
power; command; control Noun
uneducated; unrestrained Adj
guard; guardian | to protect against Noun | Verb
traitor; oath-breaker Noun
cautious; guarded; careful Adj
vigilant Adj
tending to stray from a good or expected path Adj
economics Noun
tedious; tiresome Adj
tired; fatigued; fed up Adj
marry Verb
contract; wage Noun
marriage Noun
August Proper Noun
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importance Noun
the sky; the heavens; a cloud Noun
prosperous Adj
turn; change; alter Verb
an adult human male Noun
waste; barren Adj
recruit; convert (ideologically); turn Verb
propaganda Noun
stimulate; sharpen Verb
to complain Verb
creature Noun
savage Adj
enticing trick | entice Noun | Verb
companion; willing co-traveller Noun
October Proper Noun
certain; sure | certainly; surely Adj | Adv
existence Noun
know; be aware of Verb
parliament; congress Noun
blame; responsibility; guilt Noun
responsible (in a guilty sense) Adj
call back; retract; call off; recant Verb
a removing | remove Noun | Verb
abstract; socially cold | taken away Adj | Participle
resist; oppose Verb
apostate; renegade Noun
counter-clockwise Adv
opposite Adj
counterweight Noun
opponent; rival; enemy; adversary Noun
retain; to refuse to give Verb
sympathise/sympathize Verb
deny; dispute; decline Verb
resist Verb
adverb Noun
testament Noun
fury; rage | furious; enraged Noun | Adj
splendour/splendor Noun
stay; reside Verb
field; plot (of land) Noun
habit; custom; tradition Noun
usual; customary; habitual Adj
usually; customarily; habitually Adv
paragraph Noun
dictionary Noun
vocabulary Noun
excite; agitate Verb
herb; plant Noun
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injury | injure Noun | Verb
revenge; vengeance | avenge; revenge Noun | Verb
inflict Verb
to pull or twist forcefully; to seize forcefully; to distort; to pervert Verb
document; authority Noun
record Verb Saying
contort Verb
twisted; bent; crooked; out of place Adj
warrior Noun
warfare Noun
joy; delight Noun
fate; destiny Noun
ready; prepared; alert; on guard Adj
alert; prepared; prompt Adj
called; named Adj
you guys; y'all; youse Pronoun
century Noun
exaggerate Verb
a cuckoo Noun
orange Adj
include Verb
hostage Noun
give Verb
oppression (poetic) Noun
past | past Noun | Adj
pour Verb
exclude; eject; banish; alienate; expel Verb
a scout; an explorer Noun

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-bære Eo
-en E
-en E
-ern Eo
-cund Eo
lear E
-lac E
-lore E
-wright E
an- Eo
ang- Eo
eft- Eo
el- Eo
guþ- Eo
mid/mede- E/D
or- Eo
wither- E
aboveboard E
abreast E
abreast+ing (A)
acknow E
acknowledge E
ad Eo
addle E
addled E
adle E
adwesch E
gefædera Eo
gefeon Eo
aliegan Eo
afoot E
afoul E
afremdan Eo
Æftera Liþa Eo
Æfterra Geola Eo
eahtian Eo
ail E
akin E
acol Eo
alan Eo
gelæstan Eo
aliefan Eo
aliesan (a-leese) Eo
alehouse E
ealh E
alight E
alike E
allay E

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almighty E
ælmesfull Eo
ambiht C
ambiht C
gemynd Eo
amiss E
andettan Eo
andefn/andefen Eo
andweard Eo
andweard Eo
andwork Em
geneat Eo
geneatland Eo
angbreost Eo
angmod Eo
angsom Eo
anlec Eo
anneal/onælan E/Eo
anneal Eo
anon E
aquerne Em
acwincan Eo
are E
arecchen Em
arecchen Em
earveþ Em
aset Em
gesceaft Eo
ask E
asunder E
aswebban Eo
atberen Em
athel E
atheling E
geþoftian Eo
gedacht Dc (A)
aþum Eo
athwart E+N
atter E
attery E
atol Eo
aht E
afor Eo
eafora Eo
æ/æw Eo
æwfæst Eo
awk N
gewunian (a-wone) Eo
axle E

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bale E
baleful E
balk E
ballock E
ban E
bane E
barm E
barn/bairn E
barrow E
bast E
battle E
bawsybrown Eb
beacon E
beadle E
bear out E
bebrucan Eo
beclip E
bede E
bedight E
bedipan Eo
bee [beah] E
bee [bene?] E
beebread E
beedhook Eb
befalling E
begang Eo
beget E
beghast E
begift E
begeliede Fc (A)
begrip E
beheight E
behoof E
behoove E
belate E
belie E
belike E
belirt E
belittle E
belive E
beladian E
be+mark (A)
beme E
be+mete (A)
bemiddelje Fc (A)
bemiddelje Fc (A)
bemoan E
benchmark E
bene E

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berate E
bereave E
bergh E
be+right (A)
beskriuwing Fc<Lc (A)
beseech E
beschuldigen Dc (A)
besit E
besot E
besotted/besotten E
be+staddle (A)
bestand E
bestow E
betake E
betoken E
bewilder E
bewonder E
bework E
bewrought E
bid E
bide E
biedwurd Fc (A)
bield E
bight E
bilewit Em
biliþ Eo
bive E
bifigenda Eo
biword Eo
blæd Eo
blat Eo
blatant E
blate E
blee E
blee E
blench E
blike E
blin E
blink E
blithe E
blome Em
blot Eo
Blotmonaþ Eo
bluegreen E
blushworthy E
bly E
batweard Eo
bodian Eo
bolster E

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bond E
Bundesland Gc
banhus Eo
book E
bookhood E
bookstaff E
boon E
boorish D
bore E
borough E
bote E
bough E
bouk E
bower E
breadth E
breotan Eo
breme E
brethen Em
bring about E
bring up E
broadcast E+N
broadly E
brook E
bucc Eo
bunch E
burden E
burgher E
burgher+y (A)
burgh+y (A)
burhgerefa Eo
byleid E
binama Eo
byspell/byspel E
bijzonder Dc (A)
byword E
canny E
ceod Eo
chapman E
char E
chide E
chyse Em
cleanse E
clepe E
clew E
closed E
clout E
coath E
comely E
cost Eo

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costning E
couth E
cull E
cunnian Eo
cunning E/Eo
cwild Eo
daft E
dale E
dalk E
dapper D
dark E
daw E
dawk E
daybook E
deal E
deelnemen Dc (A)
dearth E
deech E
deem E
deere Em
delu Eo
delve E
dere E
derf E
derf E
dern E
derve Em
diȝel Em
dight E
din/dyne E/Eo
dinge E
dither E
ditherer E
docce Eo
dole E
doom E
dote E
douth E
douth E
dow E
downplay E
downright E
do+word (A)
draff E
draft E
draw E
draw E
dree E
dreg E

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dretch E
dreve E
drib E
dright/drighten E
drite E
droff E
dross E
drowse E
drub E
drub E
drudge E
drusian E
dun E
dun E
dung Eo
dwimmer E
dwine E
dwola Eo
gedwolgod Eo
gedwolsum Eo
ea E
ead Eo
eodor Eo
eadig Eo
eoh Eo
eohrad Eo
eam E
earmian Eo
earmark E
earnest E
earthy E
Eastermonaþ Eo
eath/eaþe E/Eo
eowan Eo
ebb E
eche E
ead Eo
ead Eo
edder E
edlæcan Eo
edcwic Eo
edwist Eo
eftcyme Eo
egg N
ehtan Eo
eid N
eke E
eld E
eldfather E

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eldmother E
ellen E
elritch E+C
elt E
elþeodig Eo
endsay E
ent Eo
entisc Eo
erd/eard/aard E/Eo/F
erd+y (A)
ere E
Ærra Liþa Eo
Ærra Geola Eo
erf E
erne E
errand E
esne Eo
est Eo
eþel Eo
eþelweard Eo
ettle E
even E
evenhood E
everlasting E
ey E
ey E
ey+lock (A)
fack/fæc E/Eo
fadian Eo
fain E
fair E
falling star; shooting star E
fallow E
fallow E
fand E
fane E
fang E
fang+house (A)
far E
fard FK
fare E
farflung/far-flung E
faw E
fay E
faze E
feague E
feal E
feormian Eo
fee E

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feen E
feeze E
fægan Eo
fellowship N+E
felly E
fern E
fetch E
fetter E
feasceaft Eo
fey E
fickle E
fyhtan Eo
filch E
fyren Eo
fyrenþearf Eo
first+y (A)
fifel Eo
flack ?
flawless N+E
flay E
flaysome E
fleet E
flite E
flite/flyte E
flone E
foe E
fold E
volksplanting Dc (A)
folm Eo
fond E
footmen E
forbear E
forbid E
verbond Dc (A)
forbus Em
forby E
ferkear Fc (A)
forcouth E
fordeem E
fordo E
forebear E
forechoose E
foredeal E
foredeem E
forefinger E
foregoing E
foresee E
forestall E
foretell E

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forethought E
ferfange Fc (A)
forfare E
forlay E
forlese E
forlet E
forlorn E
formake E
forn Eo
fornim E
forsench E
forshape E
versicher Gc (A)
Versicherung Gc (A)
forstand E
forswear E
forthcoming E
forth+put E
forth+put+ing E
forthright E
forþword Em
forthwith E
voorwerp Dc (A)
forwork E
forgieldan Eo
fother E
fuht Eo
foul E
feowerecge Eo
fouse E
frain E
frame E
framework E
frea E
frec Eo
freelage E
fremd E
fremmen Em
fret E
frim E
friþ Eo
from time to time E+E+E+E
from Eo
frumsheaft Eo
frood E
frosh E
frother E
frofer Eo
froward E

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frowe Eo
fulsome E
fultum; fulteam Eo
fulth E
funk E
feormian Eo
furrow E
fyrd Eh
gab E
gadling E
gainsay E
gainsaying E
gainstand E
galdor Eo
gale E
gall E
gang E
gar Eo
garish E
garsecg Eo
gavel E
geason/geazon E
geld E
geld+pool (A)
geld+stock (A)
geld+wane (A)
geld+wax (A)
gird E
glær Eo
glaring E
glee E
gleed E
gleeman E
glide E
gnaw E
goad E
gal Em
gombe Eo
gong E
good E
godwebb Eo
godwebben Eo
gound E
guþ Eo
granu Eo
greenlight E
grim E
grima Eo
gripe E

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gripping E
gristle E
groop E
grot Eo
ground E
ground+law (A)
grunt E
guild E
gumshoe E
gyrn Eo
hæft Eo
hag E
hale E
haleth Em
hallmark E
hallow E
halse E
halseman E
halter E
handy E
hang up E
hap E
hap+some A
harbour/harbor E
hark E
harrow E
bother E
hasp E
haven E
haw E
hawian Eo
hagosteald Eo
head/-hede E/Em
headway E
hean E
heanling E
heap E
heart E
heath E
heave E
heed E
hele E
helm Eo
henchman E
hengest Eo
heere Em
here and there E+E+E
heretoch/heretog E
hearga/herga Eo

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herry E
hest E
hew E
hew E
hex G
hiddle/hydels E/Eo
hidegeld E
hycgan Eo
hie E
hight E
hint E
hired Eo
hireling; huurling E/D
hyscan Eo
hit up E
hitch E
hoar E
hoary E
holding E
Haligmonaþ Eo
homely E
hon Eo
hood E/Eo
hos Eo
hote E
hue E
hundred E
hure Em
idle E
idle Eo
Ihood E
iland E
ile Eo
ilk E
in short E
in truth E
in keeping with E
in the end E
inborn E
indelen Dc (A)
inferan Eo
ingang E
inhold E
inholding E
inkhorn E
inkle E
inkling E
inroad E
insooth E

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intinga Eo
inwit E
in+write (A)
ithand E
keel N
ken E
key E
kindred E
kin+word (A)
kith E
knot E
cneord Eo
lade E
lately E
lawmaker N+E
lax E
layer E
lean Eo
lear E
lease E
leat E
leave E
lede E
leodhata Eo
ledehot+dom (A)
leodweard Eo
leed E
lere Em
leery E
leese E
leid E
lend E
leer E
let down E
let up E
lib Eo
lich E
lyre Eo
liffrea Eo
likelihood E
like+word (A)
line E
lyre Eo
list E
listless E
lith E
liþ Eo
lithe E
lixan Eo

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loccian Eo
lofe E
loft E+N
loft+scape (A)
look up E
lordship E
lot E
lout E
lowkey N+E
make the welkin ring E
make up E
make E
mammer E
manifold E
manship E
mar E
mark E
markedly E
match E
mæþ Eo
mathe E
maybe E
meal E
mean E
mean E
meed E
meer E
meet E
mennish E
mete E
mæg Eo
middleman E
middangeard Eo
milts Eo
mindset E
mint E
misbegotten E
misbid E
misgiving E
mis+wrought E
mithe E
moonscape E
moot E
mote E
migan Eo
nake E
naming E
nerian Eo
need E

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needly E
neþan Eo
neorxnawang Eo
netherhair E
netherhose E
nethermind E
netherness E
netherwear E
neve E
nieuwsgierig Dc (A)
nill E
nim E
nithe Eo
nithing E
note/nutte E/Em
noþ Eo
oast E
oathbreaking E
offhand E
offlay E
oht Eo
onda Eo
onde E
onda Eo
onefold E
onehead E
onehood E
ongietan Eo
onlyhood E
onsittan Eo
onsang Eo
aandacht Dc (A)
ooze/wos E/Eo
open E
ord Eo
ordfruma Eo
orgul E
orgul+less (A)
orlay E
ort E
orts E
os Eh
oþer Eo
outcast E
outlaw E+N
outlook E
outseek E
outstanding E
overboard E

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over+boon (A)
overflowing E
overlive E
overlook E
ofermod Eo
overmorrow E
oversee E
overween E
overwrought E
ovet Em
owing to E
agen nama Eo
pintle E
pleon Eo
plight/pliht E/Eo
plot E
plunder E
poll D
pote E
prat E
puck E
puckish E
quail E
quede Em
queem E
cweman E
quench E
quethe E
quick/cwic E/Eo
quick/cwic E/Eo
quitch E
rank E
rasian Eo
ræfan Eo
reard E
reave E
reck E
reckon E
reckon (A)
reckoning E
redd E
rede E
rede+man A
reek E
reotan Eo
reeve E
rest/rest E/Eo
rest/rest E/Eo
Hreþmonaþ Eo

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reyse E
rick E
wricke Em
rid E
ridding E
riff E
right E
rike; eldritch C
rim/rima E/Eo
rime E
hrinan Eo
rive E
rix E
rix+craft (A)
rix+man (A)
racian Eo
rocky E
rodfæstnian Eo
rood E
romte Fc (A)
roop E
rough+cast E+N (A)
roup E
rue E
ruth E
ruthless E
sackless E
sake E
sallow E
sawe {saw} E
seax Eo
Seaxan Eo
saying E
scape/sceap/schap E/Eo/D
scathe Eo
scop Eh
scrutnian Eo
seod Eo
see-through E
seel E
seethe E
seld E
seldom E
seldsome E
selfhood E
selfsame E
selfsome E
selfstanding E
sellsword E

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selly E
shallow E
gescæphwil Eo
shed E
shed+y (A)
sheen E
sheer E
shend E
shild E
shink E
shit E
shoad E
shoal E
shore E
show up E
showing E
shrithe E
shrithe E
shutdown E
sicker E>L
sickhouse E
side E
singal Eo
sith E
Skraeling N
skyward E
slip up E
slite E
slive E
sloom E
smack E
snell E
snide E
snithe E
so say/says E
soal/sol E/Eo
Solmonaþ Eo
son Eo
sooth E
soothe E
soothfast E
sore E
sough E
sound E
spala Eo
sped Eo
speel E
spill E
spindle E

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spot E
spurn E
squander ?
staddle E
staddle+y (A)
stæf Eo
stall/steall E/Eo
stand for E
stânbyld Fc (A)
standoffish E
starlore E
stead E
steadfast E
steady E
steck E
steep E
stell E
stem E
step E
ster/stær Eo
steven E
stint E
stock E
stock+house (A)
stopgap E+N
stound E
stow E
strain E
strew E
string E
sty E
sunder E
sundry E
swain N
swamm Eo
swæs Eo
swæs+lacan Eo
swæþ E
swegl Eo
swelt E
sweven E
sweg Eo
swigian Eo
swike E
swinn Eo
swind Em
swink E
swith E
swithe E

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sweotol Eo
sweotolung Eo
swive E
swoon E
sige Eo
take aback E
talk about E
tee E
teen E
tharf/þearf E/Eo
thede E
þeodisc Eo
þeodisc Eo
thee E
theoden Eo
thew E
þicgan Eo
thig E
thigger E
þyld Eo
thing+word (A)
thole E
thole+some (A)
thought+staddle (A)
thrack E
thrall N
thrall+rike E+C (A)
Þrimilcemonaþ Eo
thring E
thring+ing (A)
throe E
throng E
thrutch E
þrym Eo
thynge Em
tide; tijd E/D
tydlik Fc (A)
tine E
tithing E
tiver/tēafor E/Eo
toadstool E
tocome E
tagang Fc (A)
toke E
token E
tongue E
tool E
tout E
treow Eo

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troth E
truce E
tweak E
tween-light (tweon) Eb
twingan Eo
umbe/umb/um E
umbeset E
umbethink E
circumstance Lc
umbworld E
unanswering E
uncanny E
uncouth E
undergo E
underling E
undertaking E
onderwerp Dc (A)
un+douth (A)
unheed E
un+sweotol Eo
un+wealth+y+ness E
un+wealth+y E
unwitting E
unyielding E
up to snuff E+E+D
uphold E
uplift E
uprising E
upspring E
utter E
uttering E
vat E
wage FK
wain E
wald E
wanton E
ward E
warlock E
wary E
watchful E
wayward E
wealth+lore (A)
wearisome E
weary E
wed E
wedd Eo
wedlock E
Weodmonaþ Eo
ween E

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weight E
welkin; welkin E/Em
welcome E
wend E
were E
weste Eo
wharve: wharven E/Em
wharve+lock (A)
whet E
whinge E
wight E
wild E
wile E
wilgesiþ Eo
Winterfylleth Eo
wis Em
wist Eo
wit E
witan Eh
wite E
wite+ful (A)
withcall E
withdraw E
with+draw+en E
wither E
withersake E
withershins E
witherward E
witherweight E
witherwin E
withhold E
midþolian Eo
withsay E
withset E
with+word (A)
witword Eo
wode E
wuldor Eo
wone E
wong E
wont E
wonted E
wontedly E
word+block E+D (A)
wordbook E
word+stock E
work E
wort E
wort+lore E

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wound E
wrack E
wreak E
wrest E
writ E
write down E
writhe E
wry E
wye Em
wye+lock (A)
wyn Eo
wyrd Eh
yare E
yare E
yclept/ycleped E
ye E
yearhundred E
yed E
yeke E
yellowred E
geinnian Eo
gisel Eo
yive E
yoke E
yore E
yote E
geutian Eo
foreweard Eo

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found in “maiden”

akin to anger, angst, and hangnail

akin to flay
(affix) shows origin; same as proto-

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kin to the word “reck”

kin to the word “reck”

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plural = bollocks

widened meaning
PP = borne out

shifted meaning (conflict to war)

somewhat widened meaning

PT = begat; PP = begotten

restored meaning

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PT = besat

PT = betook; PP = betaken

PT = bade

tweaked meaning

akin to bly

widened meaning

widened meaning
as mot became mote, blot becomes blote

akin to blee

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narrowed meaning

narrowed meaning

narrowed meaning

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/kuθ/

restored meaning

widened meaning

restored meaning (part)

related to “deer”, plural = deere

akin to derf
widened meaning: private

said like “dinj”

akin to “dog”

widened meaning

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/iə/

lives on in “Edgar”
found in Edgar

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ritch is akin to rike

widened meaning borrowed from Frisian

PL = eyren

restored meaning

akin to “faith”

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widened meaning

widened meaning

Singular = footman
akin to “forbearance”

/foɚbaɪ/ or /fɚbaɪ/

the “provide” meaning is old

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PP = forlorn
narrowed meaning; PT = forlet

akin to foreward

widened meaning

/faut/

widened meaning

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restored meaning
narrowed meaning

/ɡɛɚɪʃ/

restored meaning: grasp

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narrowed meaning

widened meaning

PL = halsemen

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widened meaning

“I am hight Edward”

the “mercenary” meaning is from Dutch

widened meaning

often warlike in meaning

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widened meaning

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PT = ongot; PP = ongotten

PT = onsat

plural of ort

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widened meaning
PT = quoth

/ræv/

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widened meaning

widened meaning

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akin to “seld”

lives on in “watershed”

PP/PT = shent

akin to “shed”

both a literal movement, and also an ideological movement

widened meaning

widened meaning

Example: “They're green, so says John.”

akin to swey

lives on in “goodspeed”

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/stoʊ/

PT = swand, or swinded; PP = swunden, or swinded

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lives on in names like Kinsye; /si/

PP = taken aback, PT = took aback

widened meaning

the noun meaning is a widened take on the word

the “tense” meaning is from Dutch

widened meaning

akin to truce, and true

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from Proto-Germanic þwingana

/ʌnkuθ/
PT = underwent; PP = undergone

PT = upsprung/upsprang; PP = upsprung

widening meaning

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the “cloud” meaning is restored from Middle English

meaning borrowed by German and Dutch

widened meaning

narrowed meaning

still commonish in the saying “wax wode”

PT = worked up, or wrought up

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WORD MEANING
This is where the Anglish words are. This is what the words mean.

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KIND FOREBEAR
This is what kind(s) of word it is. These are the ancestors of the words.

wort+lore = this word was coined for Anglish by mixing words

beed-hook = this word was made through backformation
tharf/þearf = this word has more than one source

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TONGUE NOTES
These are where the words' ancestors came from. Extra notes go here.

E+N =
E<D = English, from Dutch
E&E<C = from two Modern English words, the second being from Celtic
E/OE = Modern English, but with some meaning restored from its Old English form
(A) = newly coined for Anglish

E = English
F = Frisian
D = Dutch
FK = Frankish
N = Norse
C = Celtic
L = Latin, Italic in general, and Etruscan

o = old
m = middle
c = fromed as a calque
b = formed through backformation
h = historic (cultural words taken directly from the past with no updating)

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OLD NEW DIN 1 DIN 2
a a_e nama > name
ā o āc > oak
æ a fæþm > fathom smæl > small
ǣ ea hǣlan > heal
ær ar ærc > ark
⮡ are glærian > glare
æg ay dæg > day
e e helpan > help
ē ee fēdan > feed
eo ea meod > mead heafod > head
⮡ e seofon > seven
⮡ ou geong > young
⮡ e_e leod > lede
eor ear heort > heart beoran > bear
⮡ ar beorcan > bark
⮡ ur ceorl > churl
ea a weax > wax swealwe > swallow
o o god > god nosu > nose
ō oo mōna > moon
y i dyne > din
yr err myrig > merry
⮡ ur byrgan > bury
⮡ ir scyrte > shirt
-u -ow geolu > yellow
geV yV geeanian > yean
eow ew ceowan > chew

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