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![]() ![]() User Login | Modern English - Old English (Anglo Saxon) Dictionary G-HSubmitted by dream on May 3, 2012 - 09:33.Quick Facts: Category: History and Archeology | Languages Subcategory: Anglo Saxons | English language history | History of languages | Old English
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gain [] 1. céap m purchase; 2. irreg v/t gegán conquer, irreg v/t gegán get, sv/t3 áwinnan overcome; ~ victory sv/t4 sige niman1; ~ by running wv/t1b geærnan
gait [] lást m step
gale [] gagel m? bog-myrtle; tufts of ~ gagelcroppan m pl; sweet ~ gagel m? bog-myrtle gallantly [] adv þegnlíce manfully gall-apple [] galloc m comfrey
gall-disease [] gealádl f jaundice
gallows [] gealga m, hengetréow n
game [] 1. gamenn, plega m sport; huntoð m, huntnoð m, huntnold m, huntnað m what is caught by hunting; director of public ~s campwísa m; 2. belonging to ~ adj gamenlic theatrical; 3. ~ly adv gamenlíce; 4. wv/t2 gamenian play
gaming [] gamenungf playing
gander [] gandra m
ganger [] gangere m footman
Ganges [] the river ~ Gandis indecl f
gangway [] gangweg m thoroughfare
gannet [] ganot m swan; ~’s bath ganotesbæðn (i.e., the sea)
gap [] ginnes f interval
gape [] wv/i2 ginian, wv/t2 gánian yawn, wv/t2 ágánian, wv/t1b géapan, wv/t2 géapian open
gaping (in scorn) [] gánung f
garden [] kitchen-~ léactún m garden of herbs; ~ of herbs léactún m kitchen-garden; ~-herb léac n garlic/onion
gardener [] léactúnweard m, léacweard m
garfish [] hornfisc f
garlic []gárléac n, léac n onion, cropléac n, cropléc n; crow-~ cráwanléac n
garment [] priestly ~ préostréaf n; purple ~ purpure f, purpur f, pæll m [L pallium]; splendid ~ pallium m [L]; upper ~ loða m cloak; warm fur ~ pylece f robe; white ~ albe f [L] alb
gate [] geat n door, port m [L porta] entrance; city ~ ceasterhlid n, portgeat n
gatekeeper [] geatweard m doorkeeper
Gateshead, near Newcastle, Durham [] Gáteshéafod n
gate-tower [] geattorr m
gather [] wv/t2 gadrian1 unite; sv/t5 lesan glean; wv/t2 gadrian1unite; ~ in wv/t2 insomnian ; ~ together wv/t2 gadrian1 unite
gatherer [] tax ~ gafolgeréfa m publican
gathering [] gaderung1f congregation, gegaderednes f abscess; ~ together gaderung1f
Gaul [] 1. adj ~ish Gallisc; belonging to ~ Gallisc French; 2. Galwalas m pl France; kingdom of the ~s Gallia ríce n France; people of ~ in a body Galwalas m pl Gauls; ~s Galleas m pl, Gallias m pl Franks, Galwalas m pl Frenchmen
gay [] adj gál wanton, light
gaze [] wv/t1b gorettan stare about
gear for games [] plega m
Geat (of the ~s) [] adj Géatisc?
gelded [] adj gildet
gelding [] hengest m, hengst m horse
genealogy [] cynnreccennes f
general (in ~) [] adv ǽghwæs in every way
general [] láttéow m, láttéowa m leader
generation [] a. cnéowsibb f race; b. internal ~ insceaft f
generosity [] cyst f, m munificence
generous [] 1. adj cystig charitable; gifol liberal; 2. ~ly adv cystiglíce; 3. ~ giver lácgeofa m genital [] adj cennendlic genitive (case) [] adj ágniendlic1 possessive
genius [] æðeluf, n talents
gentle [] 1. adj léoht, líðe (cmp lýðre, spl lýðrest?) pleasant, þéawfæst; 2. ~ly adv léohtlíce softly
genuflection [] cnéowung f kneeling
gerund [] the ~adj? capiende
get [] irreg v/t gegán conquer/gain, wv/t2 fácian try to obtain, wv/t3 habban obtain; sv/t4 niman1receive; ~ by asking wv/t2 ábedecian, sv/t5 ábiddan obtain; ~ away wv/t2 losian1escape; ~ drunk wv/t1b geonddrencan drink excessively; ~ the value of wv/t1b cystan spend; ~ to sv/i3 geiernan attain, wv/t2 fácian reach
ghastly [] 1. adj gástlic spectral; 2. ~ly adv gástlíce
ghost [] gástm spirit, gríma2m; Holy ~ gást m; ~ly mystery gástgerýne2 n mystery of the mind
giant [] gígant m [L gigantem]; son of a ~ gígantmæcg m
gibing [] gabbung f jesting
gift [] 1. lác n, f present, gafol n offering; gód n advantage; lean n loan; costly ~ gærsum m, n, f jewel; special ~ of the Holy Spirit (e.g., the gift of tongues) gástgifu f; 2. enrich with ~s wv/t2 gegifian
giggling [] adj gálsmǽre laughing
gilded [] adj gullisc
gill [] pægel m wine vessel
gin [] netráp m snare
ginger [] gingiber f, gingifer f
gird about [] wv/t1b ymbgyrdan encircle
girdle [] gyrdel m belt, gyrdelhring m buckle
give [] sv/t5 giefan, sv/t4 niman1; wv/t1a cennan1attribute; wv/t1b lǽnan1lease; ~ light wv/t1b líhtan shine, wv/t2 léohtian illuminate; ~ out (in a contemptuous sense) wv/t1b cylcan utter; ~ (something) in (to somebody) irreg wv/t1b ingerǽcan
given to biting [] adj numol snappish
giver [] giefend m, gifola m; gefestre f; generous ~ lácgeofa m
glad [] make ~ wv/t2 áblissian please
gladden [] wv/t1b árétan cheer gladly [] adv léoflíce, luflíce willingly, lustlíce willingly gladness [] glædnes f joy, glædscipe m joy
gland [] (enlarged) ~ cyrnel m, n swelling glare [] léoma1m gleam gleam [] 1. glǽm2m brightness, léoma1m radiance; 2. wv/i1b líxan glitter
glean [] sv/t5 lesan gather
glee-wood [] gamenwudu2m harp
glitter [] sv/i1 áblícan shine, wv/i1b líxan shine, wv/i2 glæterian
gloaming [] ǽfenglóm m, ǽfenglóma m, ǽfenglómung f twilight
globe [] ymbhwyrft m world
gloom [] áblǽcnes f pallor; ~ of night nihtglóm m?
gloomy [] adj gealgmód2sad, nifol dark, þicce thick (of air, cloud, darkness, etc.)
glorify [] wv/t2 áwuldrian
glorious [] adj æðele famous
glory [] ánmédla m pomp; ár f dignity, indryhtu2f honor, lof n praise; ~ in war æsctír m
glossy [] adj nígslýcod freshly smoothed
gloved [] adj geglófed
glow [] sv/i7 glówan
glowing [] adj glowende burning,yslende
glutton [] gífer m
gnash [] wv/t1a gryrran; ~ the teeth wv/t1a grillan, wv/t2 gristbitian rage
gnashing [] gristbite m, gristlung f; ~ the teeth gristbitung f
gnaw [] sv/t2 céowan1 chew, sv/t1 ábítan bite into pieces
go [] irreg v/i gán1walk, sv/i7 gangan, sv/i7 gewealcan, sv/t4 niman1betake oneself; wv/i1a cierran1proceed; wv/i1b lástas lecgan journey; sv/i5 licgan1 flow; ~ away irreg v/i gán1 depart, wv/t2 áfeorsian; ~ about wv/t1b ymbféran journey around; ~ around irreg v/t ymbgán surround, sv/t7 ymbgangan surround, wv/t1a ymbcyrran make the circuit of, sv/t3 ymbhweorfan encompass, wv/t1b geondféran traverse; ~ in irreg v/t ingán enter, sv/t6 insteppan enter, sv/t7 ingangan enter, wv/t2 innian; ~ into sv/t4 incuman enter; ~ on an errand wv/t2 ǽrendian1 carry a message, wv/t2 geǽrendian intercede; ~ to wv/t1b néosan1, wv/t2 néosian1 visit; ~ up wv/i1b ástǽgan embark
goad [] 1. gád f point, gádírenn, gádísenn, pricel m, pricels m point; ~-iron gádírenn, gádísenn goad; 2. wv/t2 potian push
goat [] she-~ gát f; ~-house gátahús n; ~weed gótwoðe f
goblin [] ælf m, f incubus, púca m, púcel m, nihtgenga2m night-goer
God [] God m, æðeling2m king, gástcyning m soul’s king, líffréa2m Lord of life; source of life (~) líffruma2m
god [] God m; heathen ~ godgield n idol; image of a ~ God m god; ~like person God m
goddess of dress [] gyrlgyden f
godfather [] cumpæder m [L compater], gefædera m male sponsor
god-fearing [] adj godfyrht
godmother [] godmódor f, gefædere f female sponsor
going [] 1. gang m journey, ymbcerr m migration; ~ about ymbgang m circuit; ~ down niðersige m; 2. ~ back adj capiende retrograde; ~ on foot gangende; ~ swiftly gearugangende
gold [] 1. gold n; ~ ore goldóra m; rich/treasure ~ icge gold ?; 2. adj ~en gylden1; ~-haired gyldenfeax; greedy for ~ goldhwæt; ornamented with ~ goldhroden2; rich in ~ goldspédig goldsmith [] goldsmið m; ~’s art goldsmiðu f good [] 1. adj (of persons or things) gód [cmp betera, betra, bettra; spl betest, betst] virtuous, cystig virtuous; numol able; 2. adv ~ly cystiglíce; 3. gód n welfare; ~ thing gód n benefit; ~ness gód n welfare; ~ness gecorennes f; ~s gód n property; 4. make ~ wv/t2 geinnian restore
Good Friday [] Langafrígedæg m
good-nature [] 1. glædnes f; 2. ~d adj íeðe pleasant
goodness [] árfæstnes f grace, cyst f, m virtue; cystignes f, cystines f bounty
goods [] æht f (usu pl) possessions, céap m possessions; innierfe n household stuff; household ~ ingesteald n, innefeoh n
goose [] gós f, gósfugol m
gooseflesh [] góseflǽsc n
goose-skin [] cielewearte f
gorge [] sv/t3 ácweorran guzzle
goshawk [] góshafoc m
gospel [] Cristes ǽ f; part of the ~ containing the account of Christ’s passion passion f
Goth [] Gota m
gourd [] cyrfet m
gout [] liðádl f
government [] léodweard2f
gown [] (woman’s) ~ cyrtel m
grace [] ár f favor, gifnes2f favor, liss f favor [formerly líðs]; árfæstnes f piety
gracious [] 1. adj árfæst compassionate, gifol, glædmód kind, léofwende kind, líðe (cmp lýðre, spl lýðrest?) pleasant; 2. ~ly adv árfullíce
grade [] grád m, gráde f [L] rank
gradually [] adv lýtlum grain [] corn n corn; growth of ~ corncíð m grammar [] art of ~ grammaticcræft m
grammarian [] grammaticere m
grammatical [] adj grammatic [L]
granary [] cornhús n
granddaughter [] nefene f, nift f
grandfather [] ieldrafæder m
grandson [] dohtorsunu m daughter’s son; nefa m
grant [] wv/t1b géatan consent, wv/t2 gearwian1, wv/t1b lǽnan1lease, wv/t1b líefan1allow, wv/t1b lǽstan1furnish
grant of land [] written ~ landbóc f land-book
grantee [] inn tó w.d. used with words of granting to indicate the grantee
grasp [] fierce ~ níðgripe m
grasp [] irreg wv/t1b læccan1 seize, sv/t7 ymbfón embrace, sv/t4 niman1hold; sv/t4 niman1comprehend
grass [] gærswyrt f herba
grass-enclosure [] gærstún m meadow
grasshopper [] gærshoppa m, gærshoppe f, gærstapa m locust
grate [] sv/i3 gyrran, gierran, georran creak
grateful [] adj léoftǽl, léoftǽle kind
gratis [] adv bútan céape
grave [] 1. landrest f, leger n, legerbedd n, lícpytt m, pytt m [L puteus] pit; consecrated ~ clǽne legere n; 2. sv/t6 grafan chisel
gravel [] 1. ceosel m sand; ceoselstán m sandstone; 2. ~ly adj ceoselbǽre, ceoslen, ceoslig
graver [] grafere m sculptor
gray [] iron-~ adj ísengrǽg
great [] sufficiently ~ adj gód [cmp betera, betra, bettra; spl betest, betst] considerable
greatly [] adv néodlíce2
greatness [] gréatnes f, grýtu f greed [] 1. néodfracu f yearning; 2. ~y adj ælegrǽdig, eallgrǽdig; ~y for gold adj goldhwæt; 3. obtain with ~ wv/t2 gegítsian; 4. ~ily adv gíferlíce, grǽdum greediness [] gítsung f avarice greet [] sv/t2 hǽl ábéodan grey [] adj grǽg; ~-haired gamolfeax2
grey-haired [] adj gamolfeax2 with hoary-locks
greyhound [] gríghund m
grief [] níð m trouble
grievance [] inca m grudge
grieve [] wv/t2 carian care for
grievous [] adj carig2, héaflic sad
griffin [] gíw m vulture
griffon [] griffus m
grind [] sv/i3 iernan turn; ~ the teeth wv/t1a gnyrran
grinder [] cintóð m; grindere m
grinding tooth [] grindetóð m molar
grinning [] grennung f
grip [] 1. coercive ~ nýdgráp f, nýdgrápe m; 2. wv/t1a clyppan1
gripe [] innanfortog n
gristle [] gristle f; nose-~ næsgristle f
groan [] wv/t1b gólan lament
groaning [] góung f
groin [] geweald n, lesca m
grope about [] sv/t2 ætfeohtan
ground [] grund m, næss2m, næssa2m earth; piece of ~ léah m meadow
group [] clíewen n mass
grove [] gráf n, gráfa m; oak-~ ácbearo m; palm-~ palmbearu m
grow [] wv/t1b lǽdan spread; ~ around sv/t6 ymbweaxan surround; ~ light wv/t1b líhtan dawn; ~ up sv/i3 geiernan
growing [] adj grówende; ~ thickly þicce abundant
growth [] æðeluf, n produce, geþang n; ~ of grain corncíð m
grudge [] anda m enmity, æfðanc m, æfðanca m anger; inca m quarrel
grunt [] sv/i3 gyrran, gierran, georran, wv/t1b grunnettan, wv/t1b grymettan, wv/t2 grymettian roar
grunting [] grymetung f, grymettung f roaring
Gualish [] adj Gallisc French
guard [] 1. nerung f protection; 2. wv/t1b cépan take heed
guardian at night [] nihtweard m
guess [] sv/t7 árǽdan prophesy
guest [] inwitgæst m
guidance [] láttéowdóm m instruction
guide [] 1. ládmann m leader, lǽttewestre f [láttéow], láttéow m, láttéowa m leader; 2. wv/t1b gelǽran instruct; wv/t2 gelísian slip, wv/t1b lǽdan1lead, wv/t1b lǽran1instruct; wv/t1b ástýran control; wv/t2 fadian1dispose
guiding rein [] lattéh f
guild [] junior member of a ~ cniht m; membership of a ~ gegilde n; ~-membership gildrǽden f
guile [] lot n fraud
guileless [] adj fácenléas, grandorléas
guilt [] ágylting f offence, ágyltnes f
guilty [] adj gyltig offending
gut [] þearm m entrail
Guth [] adj gerád
guzzle [] sv/t3 ácweorran gorge
gymnasium [] plegstów f amphitheater
gymnosophist [] nacudwráxlere m, plegmann m athlete
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habitation [] geardung f; landbegengnes f, inlendiscnes f
habited [] not ~ adj ábúrod
hack into (any one) [] sv/t6 inbesléan
hail [] wv/i2 hagolian
hailstone [] hagolstán m
hailstorm [] hagolfaru f
hair [] 1. locfeax n, locgewind m; ~s of plants pílas m pl [L pilum]; ~-ornament cæfing f; 2. adj ~y gehǽre, loccod shaggy; furnished with ~ gefeaxe; golden-~ed gyldenfeax
halcyon [] ísearn m kingfisher
hall [] inburg f, inburh f; cafortún m residence; ~ in which gold is distributed goldsele2m; ~ of conflict níðsele m
hallowed [] adj clǽne
halter [] hælfter f, hælftre m, cæfester n [L capistrum], cæfl m muzzle
halve [] wv/t1b helfan
hamlet [] cotlíf n village
hand [] 1. hand f; 2. adv close at ~ néan; 3. ~ down (to others) wv/t1b gelǽran forð, wv/t1b lǽran forð; ~ over (to) sv/t7 tó handa lǽtan1
handbook [] handbóc f manual
handful [] handful n, f
handgrip [] handgripe m
handicraft [] cræft m trade
handiwork [] handgesceaft f
handle [] handle f, ~nægl m (in compounds)
hang [] wv/t2 áhangian
hanging [] pæll m [L pallium] covering
happen [] 1. irreg v/i gán1take place; 2. adj that ~ed yesterday nihteald
happening [] 1. adj gelimplic; 2. adv ~ly gelimplíce
harass [] wv/t1b áwyltan, wvt/1b áwǽlan afflict, wv/t1b ierman1afflict
harbor [] 1. port m [L portus] port; 2. ~ (stolen goods) wv/t2 gefeormian
hard [] 1. adj heard; iron~ ísenheard; 2. ~ly adv heardlíce
hardening [] heardung f, hierdenn f, áhierding f
hardness [] heardnes f; ~ of breathing nirewett n
hardship [] 1. níed f distress; 2. adj causing or accompanied by ~ nearu oppressive
harlot [] cifes f concubine
harm [] 1. láð n injury, áwierdnes f hurt; pleoh n danger; 2. wv/t2 ætegian
harmful thing [] láð n insult
harmonious [] adj ánswége accordant
harness [] gearwe2f (usu pl) armor
harp [] 1. hearpe f, gamenwudu2m; ~-string hearpestreng m; ~er hearpere m; (female) ~er hearpestre f; 2. wv/t2 hearpian
harrow [] rest-~ cammoc n?, m? cammock
harsh [] 1. adj heardlic severe; 2. ~ly adv heardlíce severely
hassock [] cassuc m sedge; ~ or sedge leaves [] cassucléaf n pl
hasten [] sv/i3 iernan move rapidly; sv/t2 crúdan2press hate [] wv/t1b láðettan loathe, wv/t2 láðian, wv/t2 áláðian, wv/t1b níðan hated [] 1. adj láð1 malignant; 2. be ~ wv/t2 láðian
hateful [] 1. adj láð1 evil, láðlic loathly, andsǽte repugnant; láðwende2 hostile; 2. ~ly adv láðlíce; 3. be or become ~ wv/t2 áláðian; make ~ or repulsive wv/t1b láðettan
hatred [] féoung f, níð m spite
haughtiness [] prýt f, prýte f pride
haughty [] 1. adj prútlic, capiende proud; 2. adv ~ly prútlíce
have [] wv/t3 habban; to not ~ wv/t3 nabban lack; ~ in one’s mouth wv/t1b cylcan be always talking about them ; ~ left wv/t1b lǽfan1spare; ~ no right to irreg v/t nágan not be allowed; ~ the taste of them in one’s mouth wv/t1b cylcan; ~ the use of sv/t2 (usu w.g.) néotan use; ~ time for wv/t2 ǽmtian1 be at leisure
having [] ~ a head adj gehéafdod; ~ landed property gelandod
hawk [] hafoc m, hafocfugel m, pyttel m kite
hawker [] hafocere m
hawking [] hafocung f
hazardous [] adj pléolic dangerous
hazy [] adj þicce dense (of air, cloud, darkness, etc.)
head [] 1. hafela2 m; ~ of the hundred court hundredes ealdor/man m centurion; 2. having a ~ adj gehéafdod; with ~ thrown back capiende haughty
head [] héafod n; ~ache héafodece m; a wash for the ~ héafodbæð n; ~-bond héafodbend m fetter about the head; wound in the ~ héafodwund f
headland [] næss m, næssa m cliff
headless [] adj héafodléas
headlong [] adj neowol
heal [] wv/t1b ágýman cure, wv/t2 lácnian1 cure
healing [] hǽling f, gehǽlednes f, lácnung f cure
healthy [] 1. adj æltǽwe sound; [Goth téwa]; 2. ~ly adv æltǽwelíce heart [] 1. heorte f, incofa m, innoð m, f breast; 2. adj ~y innancund thorough; close to one’s ~ inméde important in one’s estimation; loyal at ~ inhold; pure in ~ clǽnheort; 3. ~ily adv inlíce sincerely, inweardlíce; 4. lose ~ sv/t7 niðerlǽtan heat of spring [] lenctenhǽtu f
heathen [] ~ god godgield n idol; ~ rite godgield n
heaven [] ceaster2f hell
heavy [] 1. adj píslic, pís [L pensum]; not ~ adj léoht light; 2. ~ly adv píslíce
hedge [] 1. ~ of a field æerhege m; 2. ~ around wv/t1b ymbtýnan surround, wv/t2 ymbhegian; ~ in irreg wv/t1b ymbwyrcan
hedgehog [] íl m porcupine
heedless (of the mind) [] adj capiende negligent
heel [] héla m, hélspure f
height [] lengu f length; ypplen n top
heir [] ierfa m, lástweard m successor, yrfeláf f, yrfenuma m successor, yrfeweard m son
hell [] helle m, ceaster2f heaven; hateful ~ níðhell f; pains of ~ gástcwalu f torment, gástgewinn n
helmet [] gríma2m mask, gúðhelm m, heregríma2m; iron ~ ísenhelm m
help [] 1. helpe f; ár f favor; ? lof n protection; ~ in trouble nýdhelp f, m; 2. sv/t4 helpan; wv/t1b lǽstan1follow
helper [] gefultuma m, gefylsta m, gefylsta m, geþafa m favorer
helpful [] adj gelástful serviceable; nytt beneficial
hen [] henn f, hennfugol m
henbane [] hennebelle f
henceforth [] adv ǽfre
henna-ointment [] cipersealf f [L cypros]
herald [] ár2m messenger
herb [] gærswyrt f grass; garden-~ léac n garlic/onion; garden of ~s léactún m kitchen-garden; the ~ mercury cedelc f
herd kept by the lord on his lands [] inheord f
hereditary seat [] yrfestól2m home
herein [] adv hérinne
heritage [] ierfe n property, yrfeweardnes f
hermit [] ánbúend m anchorite, áncorsetla m, ánsetla m anchorite
hermitage [] áncorsetl n, ánsetl n
hero [] æðeling2m man, guma2m man, ceorl2m noble man, hæle2m man
herring [] grindle f
hesitate [] wv/t1b ieldan1 delay, wv/t2 latian1linger
hesitation [] þreodung f scruple
hidden [] find ~ wv/t2 ábeþecian detect
hide (area of land about ¼ of a hide) [] gierd landes f
hide [] wv/t2 ætlútian lurk
hiding-place [] indíegelnes f, nearu f?, n? prison
high [] on ~ adv on lyfte
high seat [] yppe f raised place
higher [] adj yferra (cmp of ufan) after
highest [] adj yfemest (spl of ufan) uppermost
highway [] hereweg m
hill [] neighboring ~ néahdún f
hinder [] wv/t1b ágǽlan retard, wv/t1b lettan1delay
hinderer [] lettend m
hindrance [] gelatu f, latung f delay, letting f delay
hippopotamus [] nicor m walrus
hire [] wv/t1b áhýran
hiring [] gehýrung f
hiss [] wv/i2 áwistlian
history [] lár f story, istoria m?
hive [] taxable ~ of bees gafolheord f
hoard [] wv/t2 hordian; wv/t2 goldhordian collect treasure
hoary [] adj gamol2old
hold [] 1. wv/t3 habban own; sv/t4 niman1grasp; sv/t3 ymbwindan clasp around; wv/t1b geæfnansustain; wv/t3 gehabban restrain; ~ back wv/t1b ágǽlan hinder; 2. adj that can contain or ~ much numol spacious
holding much [] adj numol quick at learning
hole [] pytt m [L puteus] pit
holily [] adv háliglíce
hollow in the liver [] liferhol n
holy [] 1. adj gástlic spiritual, gásthálig2; 2. ~ly adv gástlíce
Holy Ghost [] gást m
holy in the spirit [] adj gásthálig2
holy month [] Háligmónað m September
Holy Spirit (special gift of the Holy Spirit (e.g., the gift of tongues)) [] gástgifu f
Holy Thursday (the week of ~) [] Gangwuce f Rogation week
home [] 1. cýðð f, cýððu f native land; yrfestól2m hereditary seat; ~ of care carseld n; 2. ~less adjhámléas; 3. at ~ adv innanbordes
homewards [] adv hámweardes
homily [] lárspell n treatise
honest [] 1. adj árfæst virtuous; ánfald, ánfeald, ánfealdlic sincere; 2. adv ~ly ánfaldlíce, ánfealdlíce
honeycomb [] camb m
honor [] 1. ár f dignity, árfæstnes f virtue, árweorðung f, gleng m, f splendor, indryhtu2f glory; 2. wv/t2 árian1respect; wv/t1b gebréman celebrate; wv/t1a clyppan1prize; ~ with a funeral feast wv/t1b yrfan; 3. ~able adj árweorðful; clǽne true
honorable [] adj þéawfæst virtuous
honoring [] zealous ~ néodweorðung f
hood [] cæppe f [L] cope, cufel f cowl
hook [] angel m fish-hook
hope for [] wv/t2 áhopian tó w.d.
horn for pepper [] piporhorn m horned [] adj hornbǽre horrible [] 1. adj láðlic repulsive; 2. ~ly adv láðlíce
horror [] anda m fear
horse [] 1. hors n, hengest m, hengst m stallion; wave-~ ýðhengest m ship; 2. provide ~s for team work (as service for a lord) wv/t1a aferian
hospitable [] adj gæstliðende
hospital [] lǽcehús n hostelry
hospitality [] giestning f lodging, luffeorm f
host [] campweorod n army, getrum2n army, gefylce n army; picked ~ cyst f, m
hostelry [] lǽcehús n hospital
hostile [] adj andsǽte, gram fierce, gramhycgende, heteþoncol, láð1hateful, láðwende2hateful, níðgrim2fierce; ~-minded láðwendemód
hostile fetter [] inwitwrásn2f
hostile intent [] inwitþanc2m evil thought
hostility [] láðwendnes f, níðhete2m evil intent; cunning ~ inwitníð2m hot (make ~) [] wv/t1b geglédan kindle hour [] first ~; 6 AM prím n? [L prima] prime; ninth ~ nóntíd f, nóntíma m; the ninth ~ (3 PM)) nón f, n
house [] ærn n dwelling, inn; brawl in a ~ insócn f; chapter~ capitelhús n; goat-~ gátahús n; prison ~ nirwð f; ~ in a city ceasterhof n; ~ of prayer gebédhús n oratory
household [] hámwerod n, híwen n, inhíred m family; ~ goods ingesteald n, innefeoh n; members of a ~ or community inhíwan noun pl, inhígan noun pl; ~ stuff inéddisc n furniture, innierfe n furniture, ýddisc n?furniture
how [] adv hú gerádes
how soon? [] adv hwonne ǽr? when
however [] 1. adv lóc hú, lóca hú, swá þéana; 2. conj ac nevertheless
howl [] wv/t2 þoterian wail
howling [] þoterung f wailing
human being [] gást m man; ~s léodweras2m pl men
humiliation [] niðerung1f abasement
humor (internal ~) [] inwǽte f
hundred [] 1. (number) hundred n, hundrað n; (political district) hundred n, hundrað n; ~-court hundred n, hundrað n
hunting [] huntoð m, huntnoð m, huntnold m, huntnað m
hurricane [] ýst f tempest
hurry [] wv/i2 cleacian
hurt [] 1. áwierdnes f harm; 2. sv/t3 ábelgan distress, wv/t1a áderian, wv/t2 yfelian1 injure; 3. ~ful adj pléolic dangerous; 4. ~fully adv yfle (cmp wiers/wyrs, spl wierrest/wyrrest/wyrst) miserably
husband [] ceorl m, gemæcca1m, f wife hut [] cýte f cottage hyena [] nihtgenge f night-prowler
hymn [] lof n song of praise, ymen m sacred song, ymensang m; offertory ~ lácsang m
hymn book [] ymenbóc f , ymnere m
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