ūp-lang,upright.ūre(§76),our.usses= gen. sing. neut. ofūser, seeic.ūt,out,outside.ūtan,from without,outside.ūtanbordes,abroad.ūtgǫng, m.,exodus.uton,let us(with infin.) [literallylet us gowith infin. of purpose (see137, 19-20, Note);uton=wuton, corrupted form of 1st pl. subj. ofwītan,to go].ūt-weard,outward bound,moving outwards.W.wāc,weak,insignificant.wacian(§130),watch,be on guard; imperative sing.,waca.wadan(§116),go,tread[wade].wǣg, m.,wave.Wǣgmundigas, m.Wægmundings(family to which Beowulf and Wiglaf belonged).wæl, n.,slaughter,the slain.wæl-blēat,deadly[slaughter-pitiful].wælgīfre,greedy for slaughter.wæl-rǣs, m.,mortal combat[slaughter-race].wæl-rēow,fierce in strife.wælsliht(-sleaht), m.,slaughter.wælstōw, f.,battle-field[slaughter-place];wælstōwe gewald,possession of the battle-field.wǣpen, n.,weapon.wǣre, seebēon.wæs, seebēon.wæter, n.,water.waldend, seewealdend.wan(wǫn),wan,dark.wanhȳdig,heedless,rash.wānigean(wānian) (§130),bewail,lament(trans.) [whine].warian(§130),attend,accompany.wāt, seewitan.waðum, m.,wave; gen. pl.,waðema.weal(l), m.,wall,rampart.wealdend(§68, (3)),wielder,ruler,lord.wealh, m.,foreigner,Welshman.wealhstōd, m.,interpreter,translator.weallan(§117),well up,boil,be agitated; pret. 3d. sing. indic.,wēoll.wealsteal(l), m.,wall-place,foundation.weard, m.,ward,keeper.wearð, seeweorðan.weaxan(§117),wax,grow.weg, m.,way;hys weges, see§93, (3);on weg, seeon.wel(l),well,readily.wela, m.,weal,prosperity,riches.welm, seewielm.wēnan(§126),ween,think,expect.węndan(§127),change,translate[wend,windan].węnian(§130),entertain;węnian mid wynnum149, 20=entertain joyfully;węnede tō wiste149, 27=feasted(trans.).Weonodland(Weonoðland), n.,Wendland.weorc, n.,work,deed.weorold(weoruld), seeworuld.weorpan(§110),throw.weorðan(§110),be,become.wer, m.,man[werwulf].wērig,weary,dejected.werod, n.,army,band.wesan, seebēon.Wesseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons; gen. pl. =Wesseaxna.west,west,westward.westanwind, m.,west wind.wēste,waste.wēsten, n.,waste,desert.Westsǣ, f.,West Sea(west of Norway).Westseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons,Wessex.wīc, n.,dwelling[bailiwick].wīcian(§130),stop,lodge,sojourn[wīc].wīdre, adv.,farther,more widely(comparative ofwīde).wīdsǣ, f.,open sea.wielm(welm), m.,welling,surging flood[weallan].wīf, n.,wife,woman.wīg, m., n.,war,battle.wiga, m.,warrior.wild,wild.wildor, n.,wild beast,reindeer; dat. pl. =wildrum(§33, Note).willa, m.,will,pleasure; gen. pl.,wilna(138, 16).willan(§134;§137, Note 3),will,intend,desire.wilnung, f.,wish,desire;for ðǣre wilnunga119, 4=purposely.Wiltūn, m.,Wilton(in Wiltshire).wīn, n.,wine.wīn-ærn, n.,wine-hall.Wīnburne, f.,Wimborne(in Dorsetshire).wind, m.,wind.wine, m.,friend.Winedas, m. pl.,the Wends,the Wend country.wine-dryhten, m.,friendly lord.winelēas,friendless.winemǣg, m.,friendly kinsman.wīngeard, m.,vineyard.winnan(§110),strive,fight[win].wīnsæl, n.,wine-hall.wīn-sęle, m.,wine-hall.winter, m.,winter; dat. sing. =wintra.wintercearig,winter-sad,winter-worn.wīs,wise.wīsdōm, m.,wisdom.wīse,wisely.wīse, f.,manner,matter,affair[in this wise].wīs-fæst,wise[wise-fast; cf. shame-faced = shamefast].wīs-hycgende,wise-thinking.Wīsle, f.,the Vistula.Wīslemūða, m.,the mouth of the Vistula.wisse, seewitan.wist, f.,food,feast.wita, m.,wise man,councillor.witan(§136),know,show,experience.wītan(§102),reproach,blame(with acc. of thing, dat. of person).wīte, n.,punishment.Wītland, n.,Witland(in Prussia).wið(§94, (3)),against,toward,with;wið ēastan and wið ūpp on emnlange ðǣm bȳnum lande,toward the east, and upwards along the cultivated land;wið earm gesæt139, 11=supported himself on his arm;genęred wið nīðe(dat.)143, 11=had preserved it from(against)violence.wiðerwinna, m.,adversary.wiðfōn(§118),grapple with(with dat.).wiðhabban(§133),withstand,resist(with dat.).wiðstǫndan(§116),withstand,resist(with dat.).wlǫnc,proud.wōd, seewadan.wolcen, n.,cloud[welkin]; dat. pl.,wolcnum.wolde, seewillan.wōma, m.,noise,alarm,terror.wǫn, seewan.wōp, n.,weeping.word, n.,word.wōrian(§130),totter,crumble.worn, m.,large number,multitude.woruld, f.,world;tō worulde būtan ǣghwilcum ęnde102, 18=world without end.woruldcund,worldly,secular.woruldhād, m.,secular life[world-hood].woruldrīce, n.,world-kingdom,world.woruldðing, n.,worldly affair.wræclāst, m.,track or path of an exile.wrāð,wroth,angry;foe,enemy.wrītan(§102),write.wucu, f.,week.wudu, m.,wood,forest.wuldor, n.,glory.Wuldorfæder(§68, (2)), m.,Father of glory; gen. sing.,Wuldorfæder.Wuldur-cyning, m.,King of glory.wulf, m.,wolf.wund, f.,wound.wund,wounded.wunden,twisted,woven,convolute(past part. ofwindan).wundor, n.,wonder,marvel.wundrian(§130),wonder at(with gen.).wurdon, seeweorðan.wurðan, seeweorðan.wylf, f.,she wolf.wyllað, seewillan.wyn-lēas,joyless.wynn, f.,joy,delight.wynsum,winsome,delightful.wyrc(e)an(§128),work,make,compose.wyrd, f.,weird,fate,destiny.wyrhta, m.,worker,creator[-wright].wyrm, m.,worm,dragon,serpent.wyrmlīca, m.,serpentine ornamentation.wyrð(weorð),worthy; see114, 7-9, Note.Y.ylca, seeilca.yldan(§127),delay,postpone[eald].yldu, f.,age[eld].ymbe(ymb) (§94, (2)),about,around,concerning[umwhile];ðæs ymb iii niht99, 2=about three nights afterwards.ymb-ēode, seeymb-gān.ymbe-sittend,one who sits (dwells) round about another,neighbor.ymb-gān(§134),go about,go around,circle(with acc.).yrfe-weard, m.,heir.yrnan, seeiernan.yrre,ireful,angry.yteren,of an otter[otor].ȳðan(§126),lay waste(as by a deluge) [ȳð=wave].
ūp-lang,upright.ūre(§76),our.usses= gen. sing. neut. ofūser, seeic.ūt,out,outside.ūtan,from without,outside.ūtanbordes,abroad.ūtgǫng, m.,exodus.uton,let us(with infin.) [literallylet us gowith infin. of purpose (see137, 19-20, Note);uton=wuton, corrupted form of 1st pl. subj. ofwītan,to go].ūt-weard,outward bound,moving outwards.W.wāc,weak,insignificant.wacian(§130),watch,be on guard; imperative sing.,waca.wadan(§116),go,tread[wade].wǣg, m.,wave.Wǣgmundigas, m.Wægmundings(family to which Beowulf and Wiglaf belonged).wæl, n.,slaughter,the slain.wæl-blēat,deadly[slaughter-pitiful].wælgīfre,greedy for slaughter.wæl-rǣs, m.,mortal combat[slaughter-race].wæl-rēow,fierce in strife.wælsliht(-sleaht), m.,slaughter.wælstōw, f.,battle-field[slaughter-place];wælstōwe gewald,possession of the battle-field.wǣpen, n.,weapon.wǣre, seebēon.wæs, seebēon.wæter, n.,water.waldend, seewealdend.wan(wǫn),wan,dark.wanhȳdig,heedless,rash.wānigean(wānian) (§130),bewail,lament(trans.) [whine].warian(§130),attend,accompany.wāt, seewitan.waðum, m.,wave; gen. pl.,waðema.weal(l), m.,wall,rampart.wealdend(§68, (3)),wielder,ruler,lord.wealh, m.,foreigner,Welshman.wealhstōd, m.,interpreter,translator.weallan(§117),well up,boil,be agitated; pret. 3d. sing. indic.,wēoll.wealsteal(l), m.,wall-place,foundation.weard, m.,ward,keeper.wearð, seeweorðan.weaxan(§117),wax,grow.weg, m.,way;hys weges, see§93, (3);on weg, seeon.wel(l),well,readily.wela, m.,weal,prosperity,riches.welm, seewielm.wēnan(§126),ween,think,expect.węndan(§127),change,translate[wend,windan].węnian(§130),entertain;węnian mid wynnum149, 20=entertain joyfully;węnede tō wiste149, 27=feasted(trans.).Weonodland(Weonoðland), n.,Wendland.weorc, n.,work,deed.weorold(weoruld), seeworuld.weorpan(§110),throw.weorðan(§110),be,become.wer, m.,man[werwulf].wērig,weary,dejected.werod, n.,army,band.wesan, seebēon.Wesseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons; gen. pl. =Wesseaxna.west,west,westward.westanwind, m.,west wind.wēste,waste.wēsten, n.,waste,desert.Westsǣ, f.,West Sea(west of Norway).Westseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons,Wessex.wīc, n.,dwelling[bailiwick].wīcian(§130),stop,lodge,sojourn[wīc].wīdre, adv.,farther,more widely(comparative ofwīde).wīdsǣ, f.,open sea.wielm(welm), m.,welling,surging flood[weallan].wīf, n.,wife,woman.wīg, m., n.,war,battle.wiga, m.,warrior.wild,wild.wildor, n.,wild beast,reindeer; dat. pl. =wildrum(§33, Note).willa, m.,will,pleasure; gen. pl.,wilna(138, 16).willan(§134;§137, Note 3),will,intend,desire.wilnung, f.,wish,desire;for ðǣre wilnunga119, 4=purposely.Wiltūn, m.,Wilton(in Wiltshire).wīn, n.,wine.wīn-ærn, n.,wine-hall.Wīnburne, f.,Wimborne(in Dorsetshire).wind, m.,wind.wine, m.,friend.Winedas, m. pl.,the Wends,the Wend country.wine-dryhten, m.,friendly lord.winelēas,friendless.winemǣg, m.,friendly kinsman.wīngeard, m.,vineyard.winnan(§110),strive,fight[win].wīnsæl, n.,wine-hall.wīn-sęle, m.,wine-hall.winter, m.,winter; dat. sing. =wintra.wintercearig,winter-sad,winter-worn.wīs,wise.wīsdōm, m.,wisdom.wīse,wisely.wīse, f.,manner,matter,affair[in this wise].wīs-fæst,wise[wise-fast; cf. shame-faced = shamefast].wīs-hycgende,wise-thinking.Wīsle, f.,the Vistula.Wīslemūða, m.,the mouth of the Vistula.wisse, seewitan.wist, f.,food,feast.wita, m.,wise man,councillor.witan(§136),know,show,experience.wītan(§102),reproach,blame(with acc. of thing, dat. of person).wīte, n.,punishment.Wītland, n.,Witland(in Prussia).wið(§94, (3)),against,toward,with;wið ēastan and wið ūpp on emnlange ðǣm bȳnum lande,toward the east, and upwards along the cultivated land;wið earm gesæt139, 11=supported himself on his arm;genęred wið nīðe(dat.)143, 11=had preserved it from(against)violence.wiðerwinna, m.,adversary.wiðfōn(§118),grapple with(with dat.).wiðhabban(§133),withstand,resist(with dat.).wiðstǫndan(§116),withstand,resist(with dat.).wlǫnc,proud.wōd, seewadan.wolcen, n.,cloud[welkin]; dat. pl.,wolcnum.wolde, seewillan.wōma, m.,noise,alarm,terror.wǫn, seewan.wōp, n.,weeping.word, n.,word.wōrian(§130),totter,crumble.worn, m.,large number,multitude.woruld, f.,world;tō worulde būtan ǣghwilcum ęnde102, 18=world without end.woruldcund,worldly,secular.woruldhād, m.,secular life[world-hood].woruldrīce, n.,world-kingdom,world.woruldðing, n.,worldly affair.wræclāst, m.,track or path of an exile.wrāð,wroth,angry;foe,enemy.wrītan(§102),write.wucu, f.,week.wudu, m.,wood,forest.wuldor, n.,glory.Wuldorfæder(§68, (2)), m.,Father of glory; gen. sing.,Wuldorfæder.Wuldur-cyning, m.,King of glory.wulf, m.,wolf.wund, f.,wound.wund,wounded.wunden,twisted,woven,convolute(past part. ofwindan).wundor, n.,wonder,marvel.wundrian(§130),wonder at(with gen.).wurdon, seeweorðan.wurðan, seeweorðan.wylf, f.,she wolf.wyllað, seewillan.wyn-lēas,joyless.wynn, f.,joy,delight.wynsum,winsome,delightful.wyrc(e)an(§128),work,make,compose.wyrd, f.,weird,fate,destiny.wyrhta, m.,worker,creator[-wright].wyrm, m.,worm,dragon,serpent.wyrmlīca, m.,serpentine ornamentation.wyrð(weorð),worthy; see114, 7-9, Note.Y.ylca, seeilca.yldan(§127),delay,postpone[eald].yldu, f.,age[eld].ymbe(ymb) (§94, (2)),about,around,concerning[umwhile];ðæs ymb iii niht99, 2=about three nights afterwards.ymb-ēode, seeymb-gān.ymbe-sittend,one who sits (dwells) round about another,neighbor.ymb-gān(§134),go about,go around,circle(with acc.).yrfe-weard, m.,heir.yrnan, seeiernan.yrre,ireful,angry.yteren,of an otter[otor].ȳðan(§126),lay waste(as by a deluge) [ȳð=wave].
ūp-lang,upright.
ūre(§76),our.
usses= gen. sing. neut. ofūser, seeic.
ūt,out,outside.
ūtan,from without,outside.
ūtanbordes,abroad.
ūtgǫng, m.,exodus.
uton,let us(with infin.) [literallylet us gowith infin. of purpose (see137, 19-20, Note);uton=wuton, corrupted form of 1st pl. subj. ofwītan,to go].
ūt-weard,outward bound,moving outwards.
wāc,weak,insignificant.
wacian(§130),watch,be on guard; imperative sing.,waca.
wadan(§116),go,tread[wade].
wǣg, m.,wave.
Wǣgmundigas, m.Wægmundings(family to which Beowulf and Wiglaf belonged).
wæl, n.,slaughter,the slain.
wæl-blēat,deadly[slaughter-pitiful].
wælgīfre,greedy for slaughter.
wæl-rǣs, m.,mortal combat[slaughter-race].
wæl-rēow,fierce in strife.
wælsliht(-sleaht), m.,slaughter.
wælstōw, f.,battle-field[slaughter-place];
wælstōwe gewald,possession of the battle-field.
wǣpen, n.,weapon.
wǣre, seebēon.
wæs, seebēon.
wæter, n.,water.
waldend, seewealdend.
wan(wǫn),wan,dark.
wanhȳdig,heedless,rash.
wānigean(wānian) (§130),bewail,lament(trans.) [whine].
warian(§130),attend,accompany.
wāt, seewitan.
waðum, m.,wave; gen. pl.,waðema.
weal(l), m.,wall,rampart.
wealdend(§68, (3)),wielder,ruler,lord.
wealh, m.,foreigner,Welshman.
wealhstōd, m.,interpreter,translator.
weallan(§117),well up,boil,be agitated; pret. 3d. sing. indic.,wēoll.
wealsteal(l), m.,wall-place,foundation.
weard, m.,ward,keeper.
wearð, seeweorðan.
weaxan(§117),wax,grow.
weg, m.,way;
hys weges, see§93, (3);
on weg, seeon.
wel(l),well,readily.
wela, m.,weal,prosperity,riches.
welm, seewielm.
wēnan(§126),ween,think,expect.
węndan(§127),change,translate[wend,windan].
węnian(§130),entertain;
węnian mid wynnum149, 20=entertain joyfully;
węnede tō wiste149, 27=feasted(trans.).
Weonodland(Weonoðland), n.,Wendland.
weorc, n.,work,deed.
weorold(weoruld), seeworuld.
weorpan(§110),throw.
weorðan(§110),be,become.
wer, m.,man[werwulf].
wērig,weary,dejected.
werod, n.,army,band.
wesan, seebēon.
Wesseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons; gen. pl. =Wesseaxna.
west,west,westward.
westanwind, m.,west wind.
wēste,waste.
wēsten, n.,waste,desert.
Westsǣ, f.,West Sea(west of Norway).
Westseaxe, m. pl.,West Saxons,Wessex.
wīc, n.,dwelling[bailiwick].
wīcian(§130),stop,lodge,sojourn[wīc].
wīdre, adv.,farther,more widely(comparative ofwīde).
wīdsǣ, f.,open sea.
wielm(welm), m.,welling,surging flood[weallan].
wīf, n.,wife,woman.
wīg, m., n.,war,battle.
wiga, m.,warrior.
wild,wild.
wildor, n.,wild beast,reindeer; dat. pl. =wildrum(§33, Note).
willa, m.,will,pleasure; gen. pl.,wilna(138, 16).
willan(§134;§137, Note 3),will,intend,desire.
wilnung, f.,wish,desire;
for ðǣre wilnunga119, 4=purposely.
Wiltūn, m.,Wilton(in Wiltshire).
wīn, n.,wine.
wīn-ærn, n.,wine-hall.
Wīnburne, f.,Wimborne(in Dorsetshire).
wind, m.,wind.
wine, m.,friend.
Winedas, m. pl.,the Wends,the Wend country.
wine-dryhten, m.,friendly lord.
winelēas,friendless.
winemǣg, m.,friendly kinsman.
wīngeard, m.,vineyard.
winnan(§110),strive,fight[win].
wīnsæl, n.,wine-hall.
wīn-sęle, m.,wine-hall.
winter, m.,winter; dat. sing. =wintra.
wintercearig,winter-sad,winter-worn.
wīs,wise.
wīsdōm, m.,wisdom.
wīse,wisely.
wīse, f.,manner,matter,affair[in this wise].
wīs-fæst,wise[wise-fast; cf. shame-faced = shamefast].
wīs-hycgende,wise-thinking.
Wīsle, f.,the Vistula.
Wīslemūða, m.,the mouth of the Vistula.
wisse, seewitan.
wist, f.,food,feast.
wita, m.,wise man,councillor.
witan(§136),know,show,experience.
wītan(§102),reproach,blame(with acc. of thing, dat. of person).
wīte, n.,punishment.
Wītland, n.,Witland(in Prussia).
wið(§94, (3)),against,toward,with;
wið ēastan and wið ūpp on emnlange ðǣm bȳnum lande,toward the east, and upwards along the cultivated land;
wið earm gesæt139, 11=supported himself on his arm;
genęred wið nīðe(dat.)143, 11=had preserved it from(against)violence.
wiðerwinna, m.,adversary.
wiðfōn(§118),grapple with(with dat.).
wiðhabban(§133),withstand,resist(with dat.).
wiðstǫndan(§116),withstand,resist(with dat.).
wlǫnc,proud.
wōd, seewadan.
wolcen, n.,cloud[welkin]; dat. pl.,wolcnum.
wolde, seewillan.
wōma, m.,noise,alarm,terror.
wǫn, seewan.
wōp, n.,weeping.
word, n.,word.
wōrian(§130),totter,crumble.
worn, m.,large number,multitude.
woruld, f.,world;
tō worulde būtan ǣghwilcum ęnde102, 18=world without end.
woruldcund,worldly,secular.
woruldhād, m.,secular life[world-hood].
woruldrīce, n.,world-kingdom,world.
woruldðing, n.,worldly affair.
wræclāst, m.,track or path of an exile.
wrāð,wroth,angry;foe,enemy.
wrītan(§102),write.
wucu, f.,week.
wudu, m.,wood,forest.
wuldor, n.,glory.
Wuldorfæder(§68, (2)), m.,Father of glory; gen. sing.,Wuldorfæder.
Wuldur-cyning, m.,King of glory.
wulf, m.,wolf.
wund, f.,wound.
wund,wounded.
wunden,twisted,woven,convolute(past part. ofwindan).
wundor, n.,wonder,marvel.
wundrian(§130),wonder at(with gen.).
wurdon, seeweorðan.
wurðan, seeweorðan.
wylf, f.,she wolf.
wyllað, seewillan.
wyn-lēas,joyless.
wynn, f.,joy,delight.
wynsum,winsome,delightful.
wyrc(e)an(§128),work,make,compose.
wyrd, f.,weird,fate,destiny.
wyrhta, m.,worker,creator[-wright].
wyrm, m.,worm,dragon,serpent.
wyrmlīca, m.,serpentine ornamentation.
wyrð(weorð),worthy; see114, 7-9, Note.
ylca, seeilca.
yldan(§127),delay,postpone[eald].
yldu, f.,age[eld].
ymbe(ymb) (§94, (2)),about,around,concerning[umwhile];
ðæs ymb iii niht99, 2=about three nights afterwards.
ymb-ēode, seeymb-gān.
ymbe-sittend,one who sits (dwells) round about another,neighbor.
ymb-gān(§134),go about,go around,circle(with acc.).
yrfe-weard, m.,heir.
yrnan, seeiernan.
yrre,ireful,angry.
yteren,of an otter[otor].
ȳðan(§126),lay waste(as by a deluge) [ȳð=wave].