Twinne-del, twofold,1510.Twired, perplexing, conflicting.A.S.twy-rǽd, of two opinions, differing.Two, to,1292.Ða, then,1901.A.S.þa.Ða =ðat, that,2190.Ðad =ðat, that,311.Ðan, Ðane, Ðanne, then,9,999,1003,2680;than,144;when,17,182,2072;that time, 'biðan,' 'biðanne,'1023,3706;'earðanne, orðan,'38,2435;'froðan,'188,3201;'tilðan,'471,1870;'toðan,'867;'toðan,' for that purpose,2792.Ðanc, (imp.) give thanks to,1320.Ðarð, need,3778.Ðat, (dem. adj.) that,1,43,54;what,2020,2032.Ðat-offe =ðar-offe, thereof,2422.Ðauen, permit, allow of,3139.A.S.þafian, to suffer, permit, allow.Ðe, (rel. pron.) which, who,2,269,et passim.Ðe =ðo, then,1416.Ðe =the,778,et passim.Ðear, there,1090.Ðeden, nations, peoples,2302.Ðeg, prospered, throve,2012.SeeÐen.Ðef =ðeg, property, quality, taste,3340.Ðef, thief,1773.Ðefis, thief's,538.Ðefte, theft,3512.Ðei, they,573.Ðelde =gelde, (subj.) requite,1713.Ðen, thrive,803,1550,2645;prosper,4007.A.S.þeón, pret.þeáh,þáh, p.p.geþogen, to thrive, flourish, grow, increase.Ðengen =ðenken, to think,1571.Ðenk, (imp.) think,3563.Ðhenke, (subj.) think,2072.Ðenken, Ðhenken, think,393.Ðer, Ðere, there,337,850.Ðer-fore, therefore,747.Ðer-in, therein,2068.Ðer-of, thereof,1659.Ðer-on, thereon,1778.Ðes, this,3967.Ðes, Ðese, these,941,1643,2199,3697.Ðeself, thyself,934.Ðeðen, thence,65,208,725,1236.O.N.ðaðan.Ðeuwe, custom,1382.A.S.þeáw, manner, habit, behaviour.Ðewe, courtesy, respect,2757.Ðewed, behaved, conducted,1914.Ðewes, virtues,4159.Ðgere =gere, haste,4052.Ðhanc, thanks,1659.Ðhankede, thanked,3405.Ðhauen, to tolerate, endure,275.SeeÐauen.Ðheg, Ðehg, throve,1266,2779.SeeÐeg,Ðen.Ðhenken, think,393.Ðhenkeð, thinks,2028.Ðherknesse, darkness,3102.Ðhikke, thick,3102.Ðhing, Ðhinge, Ðing, Ðinge, thing,301;things,29,52,297,300;affairs,3378.Ðhinges, things,280.Ðhog, though,3978.Ðhogen, throve, increased,1480,2567.SeeÐen.Ðholede, suffered,778.SeeÐolede.Ðhogt, mind,2167;anxiety,2111;thought,1149;purpose,1579.Ðhogt, Ðhogte, Ðhugte, Ðhute, Ðuhte, seemed, appeared,407,436,438,491,1469,1765,1849,2064,3260.A.S.þincan(pret.þúhte), to seem.Ðhogte, (pret.) thought,319.Ðhowtes, thoughts,3544.Ðhre, thre,55,152,563.Ðhride, Ðhridde, third.Ðhrowing, agony, suffering,1317.A.S.þrówung, fromþrówian, to suffer.Ðhu, thou,361,362,397.Ðhunder, Ðhunerg =ðuner, thunder,1108,2900.A.S.þunor.Ðhurg, Ðhurge, through,588,2192.Ðhusant, Ðhusent, thousand,489,577,654.Ðider, Ðidir, thither,1068,1366,1402,1844.Ðicke, thick, thickly,2988.Ðig = thick,564.Ðin, Ðine, thy,397,1764.Ðing, affairs,3378.Ðinken, to seem, appear,234.Ðinkeð, seemeth,391,2403.SeeÐhogt.Ðis, Ðise, these,1083,2125,2131,2527.Ðisternesse =cisternesse, pit,1942.Ðisternesse, darkness,58.A.S.þýstre, dark,þeosternes, darkness.Ðit =ðis, this,1233.Ðo, those,305,875,2099.A.S.þá.Ðo, the,1303,2110.Ðo, then,424,717.A.S.þa.Ðoa, then,840.Ðog, Ðoge, though, nevertheless,4,1794,1928,2404,2908,3807,3808.Ðogen, (pl.) throve, flourished,2542.Ðogt, thought, mind,1558,2013;purpose, intention,1072;anxiety,1433;'kindeðogt,' natural affection,2254.Ðogt, Ðogte, Ðoht, seemed,948,2015,2298.Ðogte, thought,333,1089.Ðohgteful, anxious,1437.Ðole, forbearance,3496.Ðolede, suffered,1180.Ðolen, (inf.) suffer,3664;(imp.)3457;(pl.)3445.A.S.þólian, to suffer, bear, endure.Ðoo =þo, then,3135.Ðor, Ðore, there,211,222,279,2270;where,438,757,1520.Ðor-agen, Ðor-gen, opposed thereto,2797,3730.Ðor-after, thereafter,146.Ðor-bi, thereby,1458,2106.Ðor-buten, thereabout,566,3625.Ðor-fore, therefore,1215.Ðor-fra, Ðor-fro, therefore,112,2880.Ðor-in, Ðor-inne, therein,42,746,1104,3634.Ðor-mide, therewith,2656.Ðor-mong, thereamong,3265.Ðor-of, thereof,234,329.Ðor-offen, thereof,2403.Ðor-on, Ðor-one, Ðor-onne, thereon,196,464,1116,3398.Ðor-quiles, whilst,574.Ðore-to, besides,589.Ðor-til, besides,2371.Ðor-to, thereto,3824.Ðor-vnder, thereunder,3184.Ðor-uppe, thereup,1609.Ðor-vten, thereout,3364.Dor-wið, therewith,379.Ðornes, thorns,1334.Ðoð =ðoðer, the other,2702.Ðowgte, thought,295.Ðral, thrall, slave,2881.Ðraldom, slavery, bondage,2322.Ðralles, slave's,971.Ðralles, slaves,3720.Ðre, three,647,1006.Ðreated, threatened,4125.Ðret, threat,2021.Ðrette, (pret.) threatened,2023,3729.Ðridde, third,761,1301.Ðrist =ðriste, (pret. pl.) thrust,2110.Ðrist, thirst,977,3354.Ðrittiðe, thirtieth,3311.Ðrosing, chaos,43.A.S.þrósm, chaos, heap, smoke.Ðrowede, suffered,1180.SeeÐhrowing.Ðu, thou,363,1084.Ðugte, seemed,1099.Ðund =gund, over, above. SeeNotes.Ðurg, Ðhurg, through,195,377,2192.Ðurg-vt, throughout,3704.Ðurte, needed,234.A.S.þearfan, to need, behove (pret.þorfte).Ðusent, Ðhusent, thousand,527,3412.Ðusse, thus,308.Ðwert, obstinate, contrary,3099.Ðwerted, thwarted,1324.A.S.þweor,þwer, froward, cross,thwart.Vgging, fear, dread,950,2826.O.N.ugga, to terrify.See Hampole's P. of C., ll. 6419, 6683.Uglike, ugly, horrible,2805.Vn-achteled, untold,796.A.S.æht, value, estimation. O.E.ahtle, to estimate, endeavour.Vn-bente, unbent,483.Vnbiwen, unexpectedly,3777.SeeWenen,Wen.Un-bond, unbound, opened,2223.Vn-buxumhed, disobedience,345;helplessness, unlithesomeness, rigidity,346.SeeBuxum.Unc, us two,1776.A.S.unc.Vncircumcis, uncircumcised,2841.Unclene, unclean,1867.Vndede, undid, opened,581,3971;removed,2955;violated,3014.Under-don, subdue,4041.Under-feng, received,480.Under-fon, receive,1679.A.S.under-fón, to take (pret.under-feng).Vnder-gon, deceive,1147;take up,1160.Under-leiden, supported,3388.Under-let, under-lay, lay under,3188.A.S.lútan, to stoop, lie at the bottom (pret.leát).Under-nam, perceived,1553;questioned,2728.A.S.under-niman, to comprehend, take.Vnder-numen, taken unawares, surprised,2135,3221.Vnder-stod, bore,1467;accepted, received,2275,2393,3434;understood,2210.Vn-don, undone, opened,385,603;removed,3902.Vn-don, to explain,2114.Vndren =undern, the time extending from nine to twelve in the morning,2269.A.S.undern.Vn-drincled, undrowned,3280.O.E.drinkle, to drown."Alledrenkledthorgh folie."—(Robt. of Brunne, p.241.)[Vn]eðe, uneasy, disturbed,3924.Vn-ended, everlasting,3518.Un-eðes, with difficulty, scarcely,2341.A.S.uneáðe.Unfer, diseased,2810.SeeFer.Un-frame, disadvantage,1566;sorrow,3037.A.S.unfreme.Un-framen, be hurtful,1213.V[n-]frigt, fearless, bold,3713.Vnghere =ungare, unexpectedly,3047.A.S.un-gearu, un-prepared, sudden.Vn-hileden, uncovered,2976.Vn-hillen, disclose,1912.A.S.unhélan, to unhele, reveal, uncover.Unkinde, unnatural,449,1113;foreign,2302.[Vn-]lage, wrong,1762.A.S.unlagu, wrong, injustice.Vn-lif, displeasing,206.Vn-lif, unleavened,3153.Vn-like, unlike,1726.Un-mad, unfinished,671.Vn-miðe, anger,3973, from O.E.miðe, quiet.A.S.myðgian, to sooth, quiet.Vn-miðemay signifytruth, from A.S.míðan, to hide, dissemble.Un-red, sin,1906.A.S.unrǽd.Vn-reken, slow, unready,2817.SeeReken.Un-rigt, wrong,1276.Vn-rigt-wis, unrighteous,2014.Vn-seli, wicked, wretched,1073,2315.A.S.unsǽlig.Vn-selðehe, Vn-selðe, misfortune, misery,2316,3026.A.S.unsǽlð.Vnsene, unseen, secret,2878.Vn-skil, wrong,3506.SeeSkil.Un-slagen, unslain,1332.Unspered, undid, spoilt,25.SeeSperd.Vnsteken, disclose,2828.See Gloss. to Allit. Poems, s.v.Steke.Vn-swac, displeasing, offensive,1212.Un-timing, misfortune,1180.Untuderi, barren,964.SeeTudered.Vn-ðewed, foul,2555.SeeÐeuwe.Unwarde, Un-warnede, unwarned, unawares,480,2682.Vn-welde, unwieldy,347.SeeWelden.Vnweder, storm,3058.A.S.unweder.Vp, upon,2320.Up-dragen, carried off,1858.Up-gon, (pl.) ascend,1608.Up-rekeð, up-reeks,3465.Up-rigt, upright,3248.Up-sprungen, up-sprung, grown up,3050.Up-stod, up-stood,3247.Up-wakeð, rouses up, awakes,3466.Up-wond, up-winded, up-went,3084.Vr, Ur, Vre, Ure, our, of us,2172,2261,2262.Ut, Vte, out,13,227,362,607,3703.Ut-comen, (pl.) out-came,2097.Vt-dragen, out-drawn, opened,2856.Ut-drog, out-drew,1327.Vten, foreign, strange,1741;out of,956,2406,2410;without,653,2739,3744;apart,3691.Vt-fare, out-go,2865.Ut-faren, depart,3056.Vt-gon, depart, out-go,2966,3021.Ut-gong, out-go,2800.Ut-lage, outlaw,431.Vt-pharen =vt-faren, depart,3017,3071.Ut-sped, hurried away,3178.Vt-stal, stole out,2882.Ut-suuen, out-shoved, aroused,1610.Ut-ten, go forth,4004.Ut-ðhurg, throughout,2688.Vt-wrogte, brought on, caused,4144.Uuer-slagen, lintel,3155.A.S.oferslæge.Wac, weak,1197,1528.A.S.wác,waac, weak, frail.Waden, to ford,1799.Waines, wains, waggons,2362.Waked, aroused, stirred up,360.A.S.wacan, to awake, take origin.Waked, (pret.) kept a vigil or liche-wake,2469;(p.p.)2516.Waken, to keep a vigil or liche-wake,2449.A.S.wæccan, to watch.Waken, to watch,2551.Wal, Wale, choice, select,888,3635.Ger.wählen, to choose, select. O.N.wal, choice.Wale, prosperity,809,1355.A.S.wæla, weal, bliss.Walkeden, 'arenwalkeden,' have walked,3882.Walkedenis evidently an error forwalked.Walkene, Walkne, welkin, clouds,96,103,136,161.A.S.wolcen, a cloud, air, welkin;wealcan, to roll, turn.Walknes, welkin's,288.Walled, Wallede, enclosed with a wall,435,2554.Wan, Wane, when,642,4130.Wane, wanting,1028,3353.A.S.wana, want, lack.Wanmol, uneloquent,2817(fromwan=un, andmol,mal, speech).SeeMoal.Wansum, sorrowful,1099.A.S.wannan, to be wan, pale.Wante, should be wanting,2244.Wantede, wanted, failed,1233,2155,2995,3310.Wapman, man, male,1001.A.S.wǽpman, a man, fromwǽpn, a weapon.Wapmen, men,536,2920,3078,3080.War, aware,721,1308.A.S.wǽr, wary, prepared, ready.Warc =warg, defended,2876.Ware, merchandise,1990;property.A.S.warú, ware, merchandise.Waren, to make secure,1088;to provide for,2154.A.S.wárian, to beware, to guard, ward off.Waried, cursed,544.A.S.werigan, to curse.Warnede, warned,1091.Warnen, to warn,1581.Warp, (pret. ofwerpen) threw,2640,2804.Wassen, to wash,1116,2291,2442.Waspene =wasteme, form,1910.A.S.wǽstm, growth, form.Water, lake,749,1125.Wateres, water's,638.Wateres, waters,592,2594.
Twinne-del, twofold,1510.
Twired, perplexing, conflicting.
A.S.twy-rǽd, of two opinions, differing.
Two, to,1292.
Ða, then,1901.
A.S.þa.
Ða =ðat, that,2190.
Ðad =ðat, that,311.
Ðan, Ðane, Ðanne, then,9,999,1003,2680;
than,144;
when,17,182,2072;
that time, 'biðan,' 'biðanne,'1023,3706;
'earðanne, orðan,'38,2435;
'froðan,'188,3201;
'tilðan,'471,1870;
'toðan,'867;
'toðan,' for that purpose,2792.
Ðanc, (imp.) give thanks to,1320.
Ðarð, need,3778.
Ðat, (dem. adj.) that,1,43,54;
what,2020,2032.
Ðat-offe =ðar-offe, thereof,2422.
Ðauen, permit, allow of,3139.
A.S.þafian, to suffer, permit, allow.
Ðe, (rel. pron.) which, who,2,269,et passim.
Ðe =ðo, then,1416.
Ðe =the,778,et passim.
Ðear, there,1090.
Ðeden, nations, peoples,2302.
Ðeg, prospered, throve,2012.
SeeÐen.
Ðef =ðeg, property, quality, taste,3340.
Ðef, thief,1773.
Ðefis, thief's,538.
Ðefte, theft,3512.
Ðei, they,573.
Ðelde =gelde, (subj.) requite,1713.
Ðen, thrive,803,1550,2645;
prosper,4007.
A.S.þeón, pret.þeáh,þáh, p.p.geþogen, to thrive, flourish, grow, increase.
Ðengen =ðenken, to think,1571.
Ðenk, (imp.) think,3563.
Ðhenke, (subj.) think,2072.
Ðenken, Ðhenken, think,393.
Ðer, Ðere, there,337,850.
Ðer-fore, therefore,747.
Ðer-in, therein,2068.
Ðer-of, thereof,1659.
Ðer-on, thereon,1778.
Ðes, this,3967.
Ðes, Ðese, these,941,1643,2199,3697.
Ðeself, thyself,934.
Ðeðen, thence,65,208,725,1236.
O.N.ðaðan.
Ðeuwe, custom,1382.
A.S.þeáw, manner, habit, behaviour.
Ðewe, courtesy, respect,2757.
Ðewed, behaved, conducted,1914.
Ðewes, virtues,4159.
Ðgere =gere, haste,4052.
Ðhanc, thanks,1659.
Ðhankede, thanked,3405.
Ðhauen, to tolerate, endure,275.
SeeÐauen.
Ðheg, Ðehg, throve,1266,2779.
SeeÐeg,Ðen.
Ðhenken, think,393.
Ðhenkeð, thinks,2028.
Ðherknesse, darkness,3102.
Ðhikke, thick,3102.
Ðhing, Ðhinge, Ðing, Ðinge, thing,301;
things,29,52,297,300;
affairs,3378.
Ðhinges, things,280.
Ðhog, though,3978.
Ðhogen, throve, increased,1480,2567.
SeeÐen.
Ðholede, suffered,778.
SeeÐolede.
Ðhogt, mind,2167;
anxiety,2111;
thought,1149;
purpose,1579.
Ðhogt, Ðhogte, Ðhugte, Ðhute, Ðuhte, seemed, appeared,407,436,438,491,1469,1765,1849,2064,3260.
A.S.þincan(pret.þúhte), to seem.
Ðhogte, (pret.) thought,319.
Ðhowtes, thoughts,3544.
Ðhre, thre,55,152,563.
Ðhride, Ðhridde, third.
Ðhrowing, agony, suffering,1317.
A.S.þrówung, fromþrówian, to suffer.
Ðhu, thou,361,362,397.
Ðhunder, Ðhunerg =ðuner, thunder,1108,2900.
A.S.þunor.
Ðhurg, Ðhurge, through,588,2192.
Ðhusant, Ðhusent, thousand,489,577,654.
Ðider, Ðidir, thither,1068,1366,1402,1844.
Ðicke, thick, thickly,2988.
Ðig = thick,564.
Ðin, Ðine, thy,397,1764.
Ðing, affairs,3378.
Ðinken, to seem, appear,234.
Ðinkeð, seemeth,391,2403.
SeeÐhogt.
Ðis, Ðise, these,1083,2125,2131,2527.
Ðisternesse =cisternesse, pit,1942.
Ðisternesse, darkness,58.
A.S.þýstre, dark,þeosternes, darkness.
Ðit =ðis, this,1233.
Ðo, those,305,875,2099.
A.S.þá.
Ðo, the,1303,2110.
Ðo, then,424,717.
A.S.þa.
Ðoa, then,840.
Ðog, Ðoge, though, nevertheless,4,1794,1928,2404,2908,3807,3808.
Ðogen, (pl.) throve, flourished,2542.
Ðogt, thought, mind,1558,2013;
purpose, intention,1072;
anxiety,1433;
'kindeðogt,' natural affection,2254.
Ðogt, Ðogte, Ðoht, seemed,948,2015,2298.
Ðogte, thought,333,1089.
Ðohgteful, anxious,1437.
Ðole, forbearance,3496.
Ðolede, suffered,1180.
Ðolen, (inf.) suffer,3664;
(imp.)3457;
(pl.)3445.
A.S.þólian, to suffer, bear, endure.
Ðoo =þo, then,3135.
Ðor, Ðore, there,211,222,279,2270;
where,438,757,1520.
Ðor-agen, Ðor-gen, opposed thereto,2797,3730.
Ðor-after, thereafter,146.
Ðor-bi, thereby,1458,2106.
Ðor-buten, thereabout,566,3625.
Ðor-fore, therefore,1215.
Ðor-fra, Ðor-fro, therefore,112,2880.
Ðor-in, Ðor-inne, therein,42,746,1104,3634.
Ðor-mide, therewith,2656.
Ðor-mong, thereamong,3265.
Ðor-of, thereof,234,329.
Ðor-offen, thereof,2403.
Ðor-on, Ðor-one, Ðor-onne, thereon,196,464,1116,3398.
Ðor-quiles, whilst,574.
Ðore-to, besides,589.
Ðor-til, besides,2371.
Ðor-to, thereto,3824.
Ðor-vnder, thereunder,3184.
Ðor-uppe, thereup,1609.
Ðor-vten, thereout,3364.
Dor-wið, therewith,379.
Ðornes, thorns,1334.
Ðoð =ðoðer, the other,2702.
Ðowgte, thought,295.
Ðral, thrall, slave,2881.
Ðraldom, slavery, bondage,2322.
Ðralles, slave's,971.
Ðralles, slaves,3720.
Ðre, three,647,1006.
Ðreated, threatened,4125.
Ðret, threat,2021.
Ðrette, (pret.) threatened,2023,3729.
Ðridde, third,761,1301.
Ðrist =ðriste, (pret. pl.) thrust,2110.
Ðrist, thirst,977,3354.
Ðrittiðe, thirtieth,3311.
Ðrosing, chaos,43.
A.S.þrósm, chaos, heap, smoke.
Ðrowede, suffered,1180.
SeeÐhrowing.
Ðu, thou,363,1084.
Ðugte, seemed,1099.
Ðund =gund, over, above. SeeNotes.
Ðurg, Ðhurg, through,195,377,2192.
Ðurg-vt, throughout,3704.
Ðurte, needed,234.
A.S.þearfan, to need, behove (pret.þorfte).
Ðusent, Ðhusent, thousand,527,3412.
Ðusse, thus,308.
Ðwert, obstinate, contrary,3099.
Ðwerted, thwarted,1324.
A.S.þweor,þwer, froward, cross,thwart.
Vgging, fear, dread,950,2826.
O.N.ugga, to terrify.
See Hampole's P. of C., ll. 6419, 6683.
Uglike, ugly, horrible,2805.
Vn-achteled, untold,796.
A.S.æht, value, estimation. O.E.ahtle, to estimate, endeavour.
Vn-bente, unbent,483.
Vnbiwen, unexpectedly,3777.
SeeWenen,Wen.
Un-bond, unbound, opened,2223.
Vn-buxumhed, disobedience,345;
helplessness, unlithesomeness, rigidity,346.
SeeBuxum.
Unc, us two,1776.
A.S.unc.
Vncircumcis, uncircumcised,2841.
Unclene, unclean,1867.
Vndede, undid, opened,581,3971;
removed,2955;
violated,3014.
Under-don, subdue,4041.
Under-feng, received,480.
Under-fon, receive,1679.
A.S.under-fón, to take (pret.under-feng).
Vnder-gon, deceive,1147;
take up,1160.
Under-leiden, supported,3388.
Under-let, under-lay, lay under,3188.
A.S.lútan, to stoop, lie at the bottom (pret.leát).
Under-nam, perceived,1553;
questioned,2728.
A.S.under-niman, to comprehend, take.
Vnder-numen, taken unawares, surprised,2135,3221.
Vnder-stod, bore,1467;
accepted, received,2275,2393,3434;
understood,2210.
Vn-don, undone, opened,385,603;
removed,3902.
Vn-don, to explain,2114.
Vndren =undern, the time extending from nine to twelve in the morning,2269.
A.S.undern.
Vn-drincled, undrowned,3280.
O.E.drinkle, to drown.
"Alledrenkledthorgh folie."
—(Robt. of Brunne, p.241.)
[Vn]eðe, uneasy, disturbed,3924.
Vn-ended, everlasting,3518.
Un-eðes, with difficulty, scarcely,2341.
A.S.uneáðe.
Unfer, diseased,2810.
SeeFer.
Un-frame, disadvantage,1566;
sorrow,3037.
A.S.unfreme.
Un-framen, be hurtful,1213.
V[n-]frigt, fearless, bold,3713.
Vnghere =ungare, unexpectedly,3047.
A.S.un-gearu, un-prepared, sudden.
Vn-hileden, uncovered,2976.
Vn-hillen, disclose,1912.
A.S.unhélan, to unhele, reveal, uncover.
Unkinde, unnatural,449,1113;
foreign,2302.
[Vn-]lage, wrong,1762.
A.S.unlagu, wrong, injustice.
Vn-lif, displeasing,206.
Vn-lif, unleavened,3153.
Vn-like, unlike,1726.
Un-mad, unfinished,671.
Vn-miðe, anger,3973, from O.E.miðe, quiet.
A.S.myðgian, to sooth, quiet.Vn-miðemay signifytruth, from A.S.míðan, to hide, dissemble.
Un-red, sin,1906.
A.S.unrǽd.
Vn-reken, slow, unready,2817.
SeeReken.
Un-rigt, wrong,1276.
Vn-rigt-wis, unrighteous,2014.
Vn-seli, wicked, wretched,1073,2315.
A.S.unsǽlig.
Vn-selðehe, Vn-selðe, misfortune, misery,2316,3026.
A.S.unsǽlð.
Vnsene, unseen, secret,2878.
Vn-skil, wrong,3506.
SeeSkil.
Un-slagen, unslain,1332.
Unspered, undid, spoilt,25.
SeeSperd.
Vnsteken, disclose,2828.
See Gloss. to Allit. Poems, s.v.Steke.
Vn-swac, displeasing, offensive,1212.
Un-timing, misfortune,1180.
Untuderi, barren,964.
SeeTudered.
Vn-ðewed, foul,2555.
SeeÐeuwe.
Unwarde, Un-warnede, unwarned, unawares,480,2682.
Vn-welde, unwieldy,347.
SeeWelden.
Vnweder, storm,3058.
A.S.unweder.
Vp, upon,2320.
Up-dragen, carried off,1858.
Up-gon, (pl.) ascend,1608.
Up-rekeð, up-reeks,3465.
Up-rigt, upright,3248.
Up-sprungen, up-sprung, grown up,3050.
Up-stod, up-stood,3247.
Up-wakeð, rouses up, awakes,3466.
Up-wond, up-winded, up-went,3084.
Vr, Ur, Vre, Ure, our, of us,2172,2261,2262.
Ut, Vte, out,13,227,362,607,3703.
Ut-comen, (pl.) out-came,2097.
Vt-dragen, out-drawn, opened,2856.
Ut-drog, out-drew,1327.
Vten, foreign, strange,1741;
out of,956,2406,2410;
without,653,2739,3744;
apart,3691.
Vt-fare, out-go,2865.
Ut-faren, depart,3056.
Vt-gon, depart, out-go,2966,3021.
Ut-gong, out-go,2800.
Ut-lage, outlaw,431.
Vt-pharen =vt-faren, depart,3017,3071.
Ut-sped, hurried away,3178.
Vt-stal, stole out,2882.
Ut-suuen, out-shoved, aroused,1610.
Ut-ten, go forth,4004.
Ut-ðhurg, throughout,2688.
Vt-wrogte, brought on, caused,4144.
Uuer-slagen, lintel,3155.
A.S.oferslæge.
Wac, weak,1197,1528.
A.S.wác,waac, weak, frail.
Waden, to ford,1799.
Waines, wains, waggons,2362.
Waked, aroused, stirred up,360.
A.S.wacan, to awake, take origin.
Waked, (pret.) kept a vigil or liche-wake,2469;
(p.p.)2516.
Waken, to keep a vigil or liche-wake,2449.
A.S.wæccan, to watch.
Waken, to watch,2551.
Wal, Wale, choice, select,888,3635.
Ger.wählen, to choose, select. O.N.wal, choice.
Wale, prosperity,809,1355.
A.S.wæla, weal, bliss.
Walkeden, 'arenwalkeden,' have walked,3882.
Walkedenis evidently an error forwalked.
Walkene, Walkne, welkin, clouds,96,103,136,161.
A.S.wolcen, a cloud, air, welkin;wealcan, to roll, turn.
Walknes, welkin's,288.
Walled, Wallede, enclosed with a wall,435,2554.
Wan, Wane, when,642,4130.
Wane, wanting,1028,3353.
A.S.wana, want, lack.
Wanmol, uneloquent,2817(fromwan=un, andmol,mal, speech).
SeeMoal.
Wansum, sorrowful,1099.
A.S.wannan, to be wan, pale.
Wante, should be wanting,2244.
Wantede, wanted, failed,1233,2155,2995,3310.
Wapman, man, male,1001.
A.S.wǽpman, a man, fromwǽpn, a weapon.
Wapmen, men,536,2920,3078,3080.
War, aware,721,1308.
A.S.wǽr, wary, prepared, ready.
Warc =warg, defended,2876.
Ware, merchandise,1990;
property.
A.S.warú, ware, merchandise.
Waren, to make secure,1088;
to provide for,2154.
A.S.wárian, to beware, to guard, ward off.
Waried, cursed,544.
A.S.werigan, to curse.
Warnede, warned,1091.
Warnen, to warn,1581.
Warp, (pret. ofwerpen) threw,2640,2804.
Wassen, to wash,1116,2291,2442.
Waspene =wasteme, form,1910.
A.S.wǽstm, growth, form.
Water, lake,749,1125.
Wateres, water's,638.
Wateres, waters,592,2594.