day (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: day
man (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: man
cow (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: cow
king (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: king
an (article) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 13Path: an
brother (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: brother
child (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: child
song (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: song
worm (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: worm
monk (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: monk
lord (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: lord
dale (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: dale
engel (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: engel
foul (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: foul
knave (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: knave
wæstm (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: wæstm
schip (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: schip
oxe (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: oxe
lond (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: lond
asse (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: asse
gome (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: gome
ankre (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: ankre
prest (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: prest
Jhesu (proper noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 11Path: Jhesu
knyght (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: knyght
beme (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: beme
aungel (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: aungel
erl (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: erl
frend (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: frend
wyf (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: wyf
seynt (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: seynt
Jhesus (proper noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 11Path: Jhesus
hevene (noun) TABLE not properly closed
started on line 3, detected on line 22Path: hevene
This page is a part of the kaikki.org machine-readable Middle English dictionary. This dictionary is based on structured data extracted on 2026-08-07 from the enwiktionary dump dated 2026-08-05 using wiktextract (d9fa233 and 9e92f4b). The data shown on this site has been post-processed and various details (e.g., extra categories) removed, some information disambiguated, and additional data merged from other sources. See the raw data download page for the unprocessed wiktextract data.
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