Daiges, day's,3294.Daiges, days,2455,2471.Dain = ðain (?), a man,1116.Dais, day's,113,114,157,158.Dais, days,590.Dale, dale, vale, 'sorwesdale,'19;'werldesdale,'142.Dalen, dale,1931.Dalf, buried,2718.SeeDeluen.Dan = ðan, then,411,613,et passim.Daning, dawn,1808.SeeDaieningandDagen.Dat = ðat,224,232,342.Dead, Deade, death,312,392,402,421,2573,3120.Dead, deed,2983.Deades, death's,268,714,3396.Deai, day,862.Ded, Dede, death,214,257,261,265.Ded, Dede, dead,217,750,2465.Dede, deed,355,502,1150,2662.Dede, did,24,118,224;put, placed,42,576;made,762,2291;showed,2757.Deden, (pl. pret.) did,1059,1153;made, caused,1522,2100,2560;put,2555;fixed,3442;gave,3551.Dedes, death's,344,484,2716.Dedes, deeds,2459.Dedes, deeds',551.Dedis = put them,3830.Dei, day,78.Deieð, dieth,751.Deigen, to die,3127.Del, a part, a whit, bit,230,1092,567,1062;-what, -thing,353;parts,3239.A.S.dǽl, a part.Del, (imp.) divide,3239.A.S.dǽlan, to divide, distribute.Delen, (pl. pres.) divide,151.Delt, divided, scattered,670,3243.Delte, (pret.) divided,941.Deluen, to bury,2452.A.S.delfan, to dig, delve (pret.dealf, p.p.dolfen).Dempt, doomed, condemned,2038.A.S.déman, to deem, doom.Denede = dinede, shook, quaked,3772.A.S.dynian, to din.Dep, deep,1942.Depe, Diep, deeply,1873,2655,2770.Der,deer, animal,169,178,187,299,4020,4025.Dere, noble, precious,271,2247;dear, beloved,403,1569.Dere, to harm, annoy,1588,3514;to injure,4047;destroy,3566.A.S.derian.Dere, (sb.) harm, hurt,2970,3214,3742.A.S.dere,dar,daru, hurt, damage.Dered, Derede, harmed, hurt,242,2596,3052.Deren, to hurt, annoy,788,1188,1271,2348.Deren, (pl. pres.) hurt, annoy,187,852.Derer = dere, dear, beloved,2399.Deres, injuries,3088.Deres, animals,4032.Deres-kin, animals,556.Dereð, harms, hurts,3818.Derke = derðe, dearth, famine,2237,2345.Derne, secret,1950.A.S.dearn.Derre = dearly,3683.Deserd, Desert, desert,1227,2737,2770.Dew,3325.Dhogt = ðhogt, thought, care,1153.Dewes, dew's,3327.Digere = diyere, dear, precious,3483,3484;dearer,3903.Dik, dike, ditch, pit,281.Dikes, ditches,2560.Dim, dull,286;ignorant,3673.Dine, din, noise,3467.Dinede, sounded,3464.Dis = ðis,63.Diserd, desert,975.Do, take, put,2781,3604,3819,3822.Dogtres, daughters,1090,1094.Dole, part,152.Doles, parts,151,3243;pieces,952;shares,1512.SeeDel.Doluen, (p.p.) buried,1895,3200,3685.Doluen, (pret. pl.) dug,3189.Domesdai, Domesday, doomsday,105,505,645.Domme, dumb,2821.Don, (inf.) to do, cause,194,534,1146,3608.Don, (pl. pres.) do,311;cause,180.Don, (p.p.) done,345,3012;placed, put,267,381,383,2586,3206.Dor = ðor, there,668,897.Dor-bi = ðor-bi, thereby,1637.Doð, (imp.) cause,2351;do,3727.Doð, doth, causes,2702,2883.Dowter, daughter,1847,2147,2599,2601,2603.Dowtres, daughters,2743.Dragen, (p.p.) drawn,3980;compiled,13;'to dead ...dragen,' put to death,3458;'of liuedragen,' slain,3806;withdrawn,598;led, drawn,2046;sprinkled,3156.Dragen, (inf.) to draw near to,2360,2378.Dragen, (adj.) drawn,2843.Dragt, plan,3624;way, course,3745.Dragun, dragon, serpent,2924.Drake, dragon,283.Dranc, drank,1660.Drechede, delayed,2835.Drechen, delay,1420,1946.A.S.drécan, to trouble, oppress.Dred, dread, fear,179,660,694,698.Dredde, dreaded, feared,767,1868,3008.Dredes, dread's,2806.Dredeð, (imp.) dread,2343,3129.Dredful, fearful,3520;dreadful,3521.Dredi, afraid,872.Dref, trouble,4144.SeeDreue.Dreful, sorrowful,2590.SeeDregen.Dreg, suffered, endured,429,566,2877.Drege, Dregen, (pl.) endure, suffer, bear,512,2208.Dregen, (inf.) to suffer,3235.A.S.dreógan(pret.dreag, p.p.drogen), to suffer, bear.Drem, Dreme, dream,953,2095;'ondreme,' in dream,1179.Dremen, to dream,2067.Drempte, (vb. impers.) dreamt,1941,2049,2059,2078,2095.Dremes, (pl.) dreams,1918,2086;(gen.)2112,2114.Dreue, to trouble,318.A.S.dréfan, to trouble, disturb.Drie, dry,616.Dried,3681.Drige, dry,3910.Drinc, drink,1149,1246.Drinkelen, to drown,2768.Drinken, to drink,2065,3582.Drinkilden, (pl.) drowned,492.Dririhed, dreariness,1122.Driuen, (pres. pl.) drive,1647;(pret. pl.) drove, fell,4096;(p.p.) driuen,307,574,1125;practised,1681.Drof, draff, dregs,3582.O.Du.draf. Dan.drav; Icel.draf, dregs."Draffeor drosse, or matter stamped, pilumen."—(Prompt. Parv.)Drof, assemblage,102.A.S.dráf.Drog, Droge, drew,478,1746,1844,3909.Drogen, (pl.) drew,1077.Drogen = ? drogende, suffering,977.Drogen, (p.p.) suffered,1772,2402,2404,2786,3648.SeeDregen.Drope, drop,1018.Dropen, killed,2648.A.S.drepan(pret.dræp, p.p.drepen), to strike, wound.Drug, drew,2717.Drugen, (pl.) drew.Drugte, drought, dryness,2107,2348.A.S.drugoð.Drunken, drunk,871,1154.Dun, down,484,714,1303.Dun, Dune, hill,19,587,1101,1295,3380.A.S.dún.Dun-cumen, to descend,1608.Dunes, hills,599,644,855,1100.Dune-is, down's, hill's,1295.Dure, door,1082.Duren, dare,2239.Dure-pin, door pin, bolt of the door,1078.Dure-tren, door-posts,3155.Durste, durst,2593,3968.Dursten, (pl.) durst,1863.Duue, dove,605,944.Dwale, heretic, apostate,20,67;deceit, fraud,4055.A.S.dwala, an error;dwelian, to deceive.Dwale, grief, complaint,1037,1220;strife, contest,3404.O.E.dule,dole. Sc.dool.Dwelledde, dwelt,1106.E = he,2341,2708.E =he, they,4094.Ear, ere, before, formerly,36,47,250,284,1089,1757,2562,3080;'earðanne,' ere that.A.S.ear,ǽr.Eares, ears (of corn),2104.Earuermor = eauermor, evermore,12.Ebrisse, Hebrew,73.Eddi, pleasant, good,2086.A.S.eadig.Eddi-sel = happy (pleasant) time, prosperity,2582.A.S.eádig, happy, blessed;sǽl, time.Ef = eft, again,2337.Eft, Efte, again,77,365,1169,4032.Egest = hegest, highest,143,1224.Egte, probably miswritten forfegte,470.Egte, eight,1349.Egtende, Egtenede, eighth,1199,1202,2543.Eige, awe, fear,2550,3043.A.S.ége, fear, terror.Eilden, ? bake,2892.Stratmann proposes to derive it from O.N.elda, to make a fire.Eld, Elde, age,579,705,707,740,900,1283;on elde, in age,1197.A.S.eld,yld, age.Eldes, of age,1528.Eld = held,2999.Elles, Hell's,4157.Elles, else,3072;besides,4096.Elmesse-gifte, alms-gift,2466.Elne, ells,563,565,586.Elten, knead,2892.O.N.elta. (Stratmann.)Em, uncle,1758.A.S.eám.Endede, ended,166.Endesið, destruction, death,3777.A.S.ende, end,sið, adversity.Endesiðmay be an error forunsið, from A.S.unsið, mishap.Ending, Endinge, death,487,1506,2420,2439.Engle, Engleis, English,14,450,814.Erd, Erde, land, abode,210,383,1131,2094,2406.A.S.eard, province, country.Erdes, abodes, lands,956.Erdfolc, people,1880.Erdne, Erdene, =ernde, errand, petition,787,1372,1400,1402.A.S.ærend,ærende, message, news.Ere = here, of them,2855,3773.Ereward-riche, inheritance,1512.Du.erfrijk.SeeErward.Erf, cattle,183,195,910,2746,3018.A.S.ærfe,erfe,orfe,yrfe.Erf-kin, cattle,3177.Ermor = eauermor, evermore,306.Erneste, necessity,411.Erðe, earth,40,116,118,122.Erðe-dine, earthquake,1108,3196.A.S.eorð-dýne.Erðes, earth's,124,1547,1573.Erue, cattle,169,174,803,1948,2751.SeeErf.Eruerilc =euerilc, every,160.Erward = erf-ward, heir,934.A.S.yrfe-weard, an heir.Es =is, them,135,1535,1700,2176,3025,3097.Est, an error foreft,607.Est, east,829,1449.Estdede, kindness,2758.A.S.este, mild, favouring.Esterne, Easter,3289.Et, it,590,3899.Eten, (p.p.) eaten,329;(inf.) to eat,364,1531,1538;(pl. pres.) eat,1779.Eðe-moðed =eðe-moded, appeased,1584.Eðen =heðen, hence,2188.Eði-modes =eðe-moded(easy minded), kind, gentle,2249.A.S.eáð, easy, gentle, mild;eáð-mód, easy-minded, humble.Eððede, softened, alleviated,1439.Euen, evening,1675.Euene, even, equally,331.Eui, heavy,2559.Euerilc, every,68,69,121,2407;each, every one,2214,2355.Euerilc del, every whit,567.Euerilc on, every one,185,609.Euerilk, every,582.Fader, father,29,1148.Faderes, father's,1536,1586,1748,2293.Fagen, glad, joyful,15,510,854,1331,1343,1551.A.S.fægn,fægen, glad;fægnian, to rejoice, be delighted with.Fagnede, welcomed,1441,1655.Fagneden, (pl.) welcomed,1410.Fagt, fought,3386,3390.Faier, Fair, Faire, (adj.) fair, beautiful,126,127,769,1058,1192;(adv.)1061.Faiernesse, fairness, colour,1233.Faiger, (adj.) fair, beautiful,1440,2636,2659;good,3244;(adv.)1396.A.S.fæger.Faigere, (pl.) fair,3547.Faigered,fairhood, beauty,2666.Faire, (adv.) decently, honourably,2393,3193.Faire-hed, Fair-hed, beauty,1998,2609.Fallen, to fall,2734.Fand, temptation, strife,3737.SeeFonden.Far, Fare, (imp.) fare, go,737,1288.Fare, course, journey,1434,1989;departure,3179;welfare,2771.A.S.fær,faru.Fare, (inf.) to go,2389.
Daiges, day's,3294.
Daiges, days,2455,2471.
Dain = ðain (?), a man,1116.
Dais, day's,113,114,157,158.
Dais, days,590.
Dale, dale, vale, 'sorwesdale,'19;
'werldesdale,'142.
Dalen, dale,1931.
Dalf, buried,2718.
SeeDeluen.
Dan = ðan, then,411,613,et passim.
Daning, dawn,1808.
SeeDaieningandDagen.
Dat = ðat,224,232,342.
Dead, Deade, death,312,392,402,421,2573,3120.
Dead, deed,2983.
Deades, death's,268,714,3396.
Deai, day,862.
Ded, Dede, death,214,257,261,265.
Ded, Dede, dead,217,750,2465.
Dede, deed,355,502,1150,2662.
Dede, did,24,118,224;
put, placed,42,576;
made,762,2291;
showed,2757.
Deden, (pl. pret.) did,1059,1153;
made, caused,1522,2100,2560;
put,2555;
fixed,3442;
gave,3551.
Dedes, death's,344,484,2716.
Dedes, deeds,2459.
Dedes, deeds',551.
Dedis = put them,3830.
Dei, day,78.
Deieð, dieth,751.
Deigen, to die,3127.
Del, a part, a whit, bit,230,1092,567,1062;
-what, -thing,353;
parts,3239.
A.S.dǽl, a part.
Del, (imp.) divide,3239.
A.S.dǽlan, to divide, distribute.
Delen, (pl. pres.) divide,151.
Delt, divided, scattered,670,3243.
Delte, (pret.) divided,941.
Deluen, to bury,2452.
A.S.delfan, to dig, delve (pret.dealf, p.p.dolfen).
Dempt, doomed, condemned,2038.
A.S.déman, to deem, doom.
Denede = dinede, shook, quaked,3772.
A.S.dynian, to din.
Dep, deep,1942.
Depe, Diep, deeply,1873,2655,2770.
Der,deer, animal,169,178,187,299,4020,4025.
Dere, noble, precious,271,2247;
dear, beloved,403,1569.
Dere, to harm, annoy,1588,3514;
to injure,4047;
destroy,3566.
A.S.derian.
Dere, (sb.) harm, hurt,2970,3214,3742.
A.S.dere,dar,daru, hurt, damage.
Dered, Derede, harmed, hurt,242,2596,3052.
Deren, to hurt, annoy,788,1188,1271,2348.
Deren, (pl. pres.) hurt, annoy,187,852.
Derer = dere, dear, beloved,2399.
Deres, injuries,3088.
Deres, animals,4032.
Deres-kin, animals,556.
Dereð, harms, hurts,3818.
Derke = derðe, dearth, famine,2237,2345.
Derne, secret,1950.
A.S.dearn.
Derre = dearly,3683.
Deserd, Desert, desert,1227,2737,2770.
Dew,3325.
Dhogt = ðhogt, thought, care,1153.
Dewes, dew's,3327.
Digere = diyere, dear, precious,3483,3484;
dearer,3903.
Dik, dike, ditch, pit,281.
Dikes, ditches,2560.
Dim, dull,286;
ignorant,3673.
Dine, din, noise,3467.
Dinede, sounded,3464.
Dis = ðis,63.
Diserd, desert,975.
Do, take, put,2781,3604,3819,3822.
Dogtres, daughters,1090,1094.
Dole, part,152.
Doles, parts,151,3243;
pieces,952;
shares,1512.
SeeDel.
Doluen, (p.p.) buried,1895,3200,3685.
Doluen, (pret. pl.) dug,3189.
Domesdai, Domesday, doomsday,105,505,645.
Domme, dumb,2821.
Don, (inf.) to do, cause,194,534,1146,3608.
Don, (pl. pres.) do,311;
cause,180.
Don, (p.p.) done,345,3012;
placed, put,267,381,383,2586,3206.
Dor = ðor, there,668,897.
Dor-bi = ðor-bi, thereby,1637.
Doð, (imp.) cause,2351;
do,3727.
Doð, doth, causes,2702,2883.
Dowter, daughter,1847,2147,2599,2601,2603.
Dowtres, daughters,2743.
Dragen, (p.p.) drawn,3980;
compiled,13;
'to dead ...dragen,' put to death,3458;
'of liuedragen,' slain,3806;
withdrawn,598;
led, drawn,2046;
sprinkled,3156.
Dragen, (inf.) to draw near to,2360,2378.
Dragen, (adj.) drawn,2843.
Dragt, plan,3624;
way, course,3745.
Dragun, dragon, serpent,2924.
Drake, dragon,283.
Dranc, drank,1660.
Drechede, delayed,2835.
Drechen, delay,1420,1946.
A.S.drécan, to trouble, oppress.
Dred, dread, fear,179,660,694,698.
Dredde, dreaded, feared,767,1868,3008.
Dredes, dread's,2806.
Dredeð, (imp.) dread,2343,3129.
Dredful, fearful,3520;
dreadful,3521.
Dredi, afraid,872.
Dref, trouble,4144.
SeeDreue.
Dreful, sorrowful,2590.
SeeDregen.
Dreg, suffered, endured,429,566,2877.
Drege, Dregen, (pl.) endure, suffer, bear,512,2208.
Dregen, (inf.) to suffer,3235.
A.S.dreógan(pret.dreag, p.p.drogen), to suffer, bear.
Drem, Dreme, dream,953,2095;
'ondreme,' in dream,1179.
Dremen, to dream,2067.
Drempte, (vb. impers.) dreamt,1941,2049,2059,2078,2095.
Dremes, (pl.) dreams,1918,2086;
(gen.)2112,2114.
Dreue, to trouble,318.
A.S.dréfan, to trouble, disturb.
Drie, dry,616.
Dried,3681.
Drige, dry,3910.
Drinc, drink,1149,1246.
Drinkelen, to drown,2768.
Drinken, to drink,2065,3582.
Drinkilden, (pl.) drowned,492.
Dririhed, dreariness,1122.
Driuen, (pres. pl.) drive,1647;
(pret. pl.) drove, fell,4096;
(p.p.) driuen,307,574,1125;
practised,1681.
Drof, draff, dregs,3582.
O.Du.draf. Dan.drav; Icel.draf, dregs.
"Draffeor drosse, or matter stamped, pilumen."—(Prompt. Parv.)
Drof, assemblage,102.
A.S.dráf.
Drog, Droge, drew,478,1746,1844,3909.
Drogen, (pl.) drew,1077.
Drogen = ? drogende, suffering,977.
Drogen, (p.p.) suffered,1772,2402,2404,2786,3648.
SeeDregen.
Drope, drop,1018.
Dropen, killed,2648.
A.S.drepan(pret.dræp, p.p.drepen), to strike, wound.
Drug, drew,2717.
Drugen, (pl.) drew.
Drugte, drought, dryness,2107,2348.
A.S.drugoð.
Drunken, drunk,871,1154.
Dun, down,484,714,1303.
Dun, Dune, hill,19,587,1101,1295,3380.
A.S.dún.
Dun-cumen, to descend,1608.
Dunes, hills,599,644,855,1100.
Dune-is, down's, hill's,1295.
Dure, door,1082.
Duren, dare,2239.
Dure-pin, door pin, bolt of the door,1078.
Dure-tren, door-posts,3155.
Durste, durst,2593,3968.
Dursten, (pl.) durst,1863.
Duue, dove,605,944.
Dwale, heretic, apostate,20,67;
deceit, fraud,4055.
A.S.dwala, an error;dwelian, to deceive.
Dwale, grief, complaint,1037,1220;
strife, contest,3404.
O.E.dule,dole. Sc.dool.
Dwelledde, dwelt,1106.
E = he,2341,2708.
E =he, they,4094.
Ear, ere, before, formerly,36,47,250,284,1089,1757,2562,3080;
'earðanne,' ere that.
A.S.ear,ǽr.
Eares, ears (of corn),2104.
Earuermor = eauermor, evermore,12.
Ebrisse, Hebrew,73.
Eddi, pleasant, good,2086.
A.S.eadig.
Eddi-sel = happy (pleasant) time, prosperity,2582.
A.S.eádig, happy, blessed;sǽl, time.
Ef = eft, again,2337.
Eft, Efte, again,77,365,1169,4032.
Egest = hegest, highest,143,1224.
Egte, probably miswritten forfegte,470.
Egte, eight,1349.
Egtende, Egtenede, eighth,1199,1202,2543.
Eige, awe, fear,2550,3043.
A.S.ége, fear, terror.
Eilden, ? bake,2892.
Stratmann proposes to derive it from O.N.elda, to make a fire.
Eld, Elde, age,579,705,707,740,900,1283;
on elde, in age,1197.
A.S.eld,yld, age.
Eldes, of age,1528.
Eld = held,2999.
Elles, Hell's,4157.
Elles, else,3072;
besides,4096.
Elmesse-gifte, alms-gift,2466.
Elne, ells,563,565,586.
Elten, knead,2892.
O.N.elta. (Stratmann.)
Em, uncle,1758.
A.S.eám.
Endede, ended,166.
Endesið, destruction, death,3777.
A.S.ende, end,sið, adversity.
Endesiðmay be an error forunsið, from A.S.unsið, mishap.
Ending, Endinge, death,487,1506,2420,2439.
Engle, Engleis, English,14,450,814.
Erd, Erde, land, abode,210,383,1131,2094,2406.
A.S.eard, province, country.
Erdes, abodes, lands,956.
Erdfolc, people,1880.
Erdne, Erdene, =ernde, errand, petition,787,1372,1400,1402.
A.S.ærend,ærende, message, news.
Ere = here, of them,2855,3773.
Ereward-riche, inheritance,1512.
Du.erfrijk.
SeeErward.
Erf, cattle,183,195,910,2746,3018.
A.S.ærfe,erfe,orfe,yrfe.
Erf-kin, cattle,3177.
Ermor = eauermor, evermore,306.
Erneste, necessity,411.
Erðe, earth,40,116,118,122.
Erðe-dine, earthquake,1108,3196.
A.S.eorð-dýne.
Erðes, earth's,124,1547,1573.
Erue, cattle,169,174,803,1948,2751.
SeeErf.
Eruerilc =euerilc, every,160.
Erward = erf-ward, heir,934.
A.S.yrfe-weard, an heir.
Es =is, them,135,1535,1700,2176,3025,3097.
Est, an error foreft,607.
Est, east,829,1449.
Estdede, kindness,2758.
A.S.este, mild, favouring.
Esterne, Easter,3289.
Et, it,590,3899.
Eten, (p.p.) eaten,329;
(inf.) to eat,364,1531,1538;
(pl. pres.) eat,1779.
Eðe-moðed =eðe-moded, appeased,1584.
Eðen =heðen, hence,2188.
Eði-modes =eðe-moded(easy minded), kind, gentle,2249.
A.S.eáð, easy, gentle, mild;eáð-mód, easy-minded, humble.
Eððede, softened, alleviated,1439.
Euen, evening,1675.
Euene, even, equally,331.
Eui, heavy,2559.
Euerilc, every,68,69,121,2407;
each, every one,2214,2355.
Euerilc del, every whit,567.
Euerilc on, every one,185,609.
Euerilk, every,582.
Fader, father,29,1148.
Faderes, father's,1536,1586,1748,2293.
Fagen, glad, joyful,15,510,854,1331,1343,1551.
A.S.fægn,fægen, glad;fægnian, to rejoice, be delighted with.
Fagnede, welcomed,1441,1655.
Fagneden, (pl.) welcomed,1410.
Fagt, fought,3386,3390.
Faier, Fair, Faire, (adj.) fair, beautiful,126,127,769,1058,1192;
(adv.)1061.
Faiernesse, fairness, colour,1233.
Faiger, (adj.) fair, beautiful,1440,2636,2659;
good,3244;
(adv.)1396.
A.S.fæger.
Faigere, (pl.) fair,3547.
Faigered,fairhood, beauty,2666.
Faire, (adv.) decently, honourably,2393,3193.
Faire-hed, Fair-hed, beauty,1998,2609.
Fallen, to fall,2734.
Fand, temptation, strife,3737.
SeeFonden.
Far, Fare, (imp.) fare, go,737,1288.
Fare, course, journey,1434,1989;
departure,3179;
welfare,2771.
A.S.fær,faru.
Fare, (inf.) to go,2389.