larsmiþ

lārsmiþ (canonical masculine)
lārsmiþas (nominative plural)
lārsmiþ (nominative singular)
lārsmiþas (nominative plural)
lārsmiþ (accusative singular)
lārsmiþas (accusative plural)
lārsmiþes (genitive singular)
lārsmiþa (genitive plural)
lārsmiþe (dative singular)
lārsmiþum (dative plural)
lārsmeoþ (alternative)


ælareow

ǣlārēow (canonical masculine)
ǣlārēow (nominative singular)
ǣlārēowas (nominative plural)
ǣlārēow (accusative singular)
ǣlārēowas (accusative plural)
ǣlārēowes (genitive singular)
ǣlārēowa (genitive plural)
ǣlārēowe (dative singular)
ǣlārēowum (dative plural)

/ˈæːˌlɑːrˌe͜oːw/


heahlareow

head

hēahlārēow m (nominative plural hēahlārēowas)

hēahlārēow (canonical masculine)
hēahlārēowas (nominative plural)
hēahlārēow (nominative singular)
hēahlārēowas (nominative plural)
hēahlārēow (accusative singular)
hēahlārēowas (accusative plural)
hēahlārēowes (genitive singular)
hēahlārēowa (genitive plural)
hēahlārēowe (dative singular)
hēahlārēowum (dative plural)

/ˈxæ͜ɑːxˌlɑː.re͜oːw/

[ˈhæ͜ɑːxˌlɑː.re͜oːw]


lareowdom

lārēowdōm (canonical masculine)
lārēowdōm (nominative singular)
lārēowdōmas (nominative plural)
lārēowdōm (accusative singular)
lārēowdōmas (accusative plural)
lārēowdōmes (genitive singular)
lārēowdōma (genitive plural)
lārēowdōme (dative singular)
lārēowdōmum (dative plural)


larlyst

lārlȳst (canonical feminine)
lārlȳst (nominative singular)
lārlȳsta (nominative plural)
lārlȳste (nominative plural)
lārlȳste (accusative singular)
lārlȳsta (accusative plural)
lārlȳste (accusative plural)
lārlȳste (genitive singular)
lārlȳsta (genitive plural)
lārlȳste (dative singular)
lārlȳstum (dative plural)


larleast

lārlēast (canonical feminine)
lārlēast (nominative singular)
lārlēasta (nominative plural)
lārlēaste (nominative plural)
lārlēaste (accusative singular)
lārlēasta (accusative plural)
lārlēaste (accusative plural)
lārlēaste (genitive singular)
lārlēasta (genitive plural)
lārlēaste (dative singular)
lārlēastum (dative plural)
lārlȳst (alternative)

[ˈlɑːrˠ.læ͜ɑːst]

Equivalent to lārlēas + -t, else lār + -lēast.


feldælfen

feldælfen (nominative singular)
feldælfenna (nominative plural)
feldælfenne (nominative plural)
feldælfenne (accusative singular)
feldælfenna (accusative plural)
feldælfenne (accusative plural)
feldælfenne (genitive singular)
feldælfenna (genitive plural)
feldælfenne (dative singular)
feldælfennum (dative plural)


feldbeo

feldbēo (canonical feminine)
feldbēon (nominative plural)
feldbēo (nominative singular)
feldbēon (nominative plural)
feldbēo (accusative singular)
feldbēon (accusative plural)
feldbēo (genitive singular)
feldbēona (genitive plural)
feldbēo (dative singular)
feldbēom (dative plural)


feldmore

feldmore (nominative singular)
feldmoran (nominative plural)
feldmoran (accusative singular)
feldmoran (accusative plural)
feldmoran (genitive singular)
feldmorena (genitive plural)
feldmoran (dative singular)
feldmorum (dative plural)
feldmoru (alternative)


feldwyrt

feldwyrt (nominative singular)
feldwyrta (nominative plural)
feldwyrte (nominative plural)
feldwyrte (accusative singular)
feldwyrta (accusative plural)
feldwyrte (accusative plural)
feldwyrte (genitive singular)
feldwyrta (genitive plural)
feldwyrte (dative singular)
feldwyrtum (dative plural)


feltwyrt

feltwyrt (nominative singular)
feltwyrta (nominative plural)
feltwyrte (nominative plural)
feltwyrte (accusative singular)
feltwyrta (accusative plural)
feltwyrte (accusative plural)
feltwyrte (genitive singular)
feltwyrta (genitive plural)
feltwyrte (dative singular)
feltwyrtum (dative plural)

English: feltwort


feltwurma

feltwurma m (nominative plural feltwurman)

feltwurman (nominative plural)
feltwurma (nominative singular)
feltwurman (nominative plural)
feltwurman (accusative singular)
feltwurman (accusative plural)
feltwurman (genitive singular)
feltwurmena (genitive plural)
feltwurman (dative singular)
feltwurmum (dative plural)
feldwurma (alternative)


holh

holh (nominative singular)
holh (nominative plural)
holh (accusative singular)
holh (accusative plural)
hōles (genitive singular)
hōla (genitive plural)
hōle (dative singular)
hōlum (dative plural)
holg (alternative)

desc

Middle English: holh, holgh, holȝ, holouȝ, holow, holugh (noun)

English: hollow (noun)

⇒ Middle English: holȝ, holuȝ, holwe, holowe (adjective)

English: hollow (adjective)

From Proto-West Germanic *holh, from Proto-Germanic *hulhwą (“hollow, cavity”), from Proto-Germanic *hulhwaz (“hollow”), from Proto-Indo-European *ḱel- (“to cover, hide”). Cognate with Old High German huliwa (“swamp, pool, puddle”).


hagol

hagol (nominative singular)
haglas (nominative plural)
hagol (accusative singular)
haglas (accusative plural)
hagles (genitive singular)
hagla (genitive plural)
hagle (dative singular)
haglum (dative plural)


hilte

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.


hilte

hilte (nominative singular)
hiltan (nominative plural)
hiltan (accusative singular)
hiltan (accusative plural)
hiltan (genitive singular)
hiltena (genitive plural)
hiltan (dative singular)
hiltum (dative plural)

hilt, handle, feminine equivalent of hilt


hilde

inflection of hild:
accusative singular/plural

inflection of hild:
genitive/dative singular


geniht

ġeniht (canonical feminine)
ġeniht (nominative singular)
ġenihta (nominative plural)
ġenihte (nominative plural)
ġenihte (accusative singular)
ġenihta (accusative plural)
ġenihte (accusative plural)
ġenihte (genitive singular)
ġenihta (genitive plural)
ġenihte (dative singular)
ġenihtum (dative plural)
ġeniht (nominative singular)
ġeniht (nominative plural)
ġeniht (accusative singular)
ġeniht (accusative plural)
ġenihtes (genitive singular)
ġenihta (genitive plural)
ġenihte (dative singular)
ġenihtum (dative plural)
ġenihð (alternative)
ġenyht (alternative)
ġenyhð (alternative)


genihtsumnes

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ġenihtsumnes f (nominative plural ġenihtsumnessa)

ġenihtsumnes (canonical feminine)
ġenihtsumnessa (nominative plural)
ġenihtsumnes (nominative singular)
ġenihtsumnessa (nominative plural)
ġenihtsumnesse (nominative plural)
ġenihtsumnesse (accusative singular)
ġenihtsumnessa (accusative plural)
ġenihtsumnesse (accusative plural)
ġenihtsumnesse (genitive singular)
ġenihtsumnessa (genitive plural)
ġenihtsumnesse (dative singular)
ġenihtsumnessum (dative plural)
ġenyhtsumnes (alternative)

late 9th century, translation of Bede's Ecclesiastical History
Æfter þyssum cōm gōd ġēar, ⁊ swā ēac miċel ġenihtsumnys wǣstma on Breotone lond, swā nǣniġ æfteryldo syððan ġemunan mæġ.

After that came a good year, and there was such a great abundance of produce in the land of Britain, as no age since can record.


genihtsumung

ġenihtsumung (canonical feminine)
ġenihtsumung (nominative singular)
ġenihtsumunga (nominative plural)
ġenihtsumunge (nominative plural)
ġenihtsumunge (accusative singular)
ġenihtsumunga (accusative plural)
ġenihtsumunge (accusative plural)
ġenihtsumunge (genitive singular)
ġenihtsumunga (genitive plural)
ġenihtsumunge (dative singular)
ġenihtsumungum (dative plural)


nihtsumnes

nihtsumnes f (nominative plural nihtsumnessa)

nihtsumnessa (nominative plural)
nihtsumnes (nominative singular)
nihtsumnessa (nominative plural)
nihtsumnesse (nominative plural)
nihtsumnesse (accusative singular)
nihtsumnessa (accusative plural)
nihtsumnesse (accusative plural)
nihtsumnesse (genitive singular)
nihtsumnessa (genitive plural)
nihtsumnesse (dative singular)
nihtsumnessum (dative plural)
nyhtsumnes (alternative)


leodgebyrga

lēodġebyrġa m (nominative plural lēodġebyrġan)

lēodġebyrġa (canonical masculine)
lēodġebyrġan (nominative plural)
lēodġebyrġa (nominative singular)
lēodġebyrġan (nominative plural)
lēodġebyrġan (accusative singular)
lēodġebyrġan (accusative plural)
lēodġebyrġan (genitive singular)
lēodġebyrġena (genitive plural)
lēodġebyrġan (dative singular)
lēodġebyrġum (dative plural)
lēodġebyrġea (alternative)


þyncþ

þyncþe (nominative plural)
þyncþ (nominative singular)
þyncþa (nominative plural)
þyncþe (nominative plural)
þyncþe (accusative singular)
þyncþa (accusative plural)
þyncþe (accusative plural)
þyncþe (genitive singular)
þyncþa (genitive plural)
þyncþe (dative singular)
þyncþum (dative plural)
þyncþo (alternative)
þyncþu (alternative)


geþingþu

ġeþingþu (canonical feminine)
ġeþingþe (nominative plural)
ġeþingþu (nominative singular)
ġeþingþa (nominative plural)
ġeþingþe (nominative plural)
ġeþingþe (accusative singular)
ġeþingþa (accusative plural)
ġeþingþe (accusative plural)
ġeþingþe (genitive singular)
ġeþingþa (genitive plural)
ġeþingþe (dative singular)
ġeþingþum (dative plural)
ġeþincþ (alternative)
ġeþincþo (alternative)
ġeþincþu (alternative)
ġeþyncþ (alternative)


geþingþu

ġeþingþu (canonical feminine)
ġeþingþe (nominative plural)
ġeþingþu (nominative singular)
ġeþingþa (nominative plural)
ġeþingþe (nominative plural)
ġeþingþe (accusative singular)
ġeþingþa (accusative plural)
ġeþingþe (accusative plural)
ġeþingþe (genitive singular)
ġeþingþa (genitive plural)
ġeþingþe (dative singular)
ġeþingþum (dative plural)
ġeþincþ (alternative)
ġeþingu (alternative)


leodgeþincþu

lēodġeþincþu f (nominative plural lēodġeþincþe)

lēodġeþincþu (canonical feminine)
lēodġeþincþe (nominative plural)
lēodġeþincþu (nominative singular)
lēodġeþincþa (nominative plural)
lēodġeþincþe (nominative plural)
lēodġeþincþe (accusative singular)
lēodġeþincþa (accusative plural)
lēodġeþincþe (accusative plural)
lēodġeþincþe (genitive singular)
lēodġeþincþa (genitive plural)
lēodġeþincþe (dative singular)
lēodġeþincþum (dative plural)
lēodġeþyncþ (alternative)
lēodġeþincþ (alternative)
lēodġeþincð (alternative)


leodhryre

lēodhryre m (nominative plural lēodhryras)

lēodhryre (canonical masculine)
lēodhryras (nominative plural)
lēodhryre (nominative singular)
lēodhryras (nominative plural)
lēodhryre (accusative singular)
lēodhryras (accusative plural)
lēodhryres (genitive singular)
lēodhryra (genitive plural)
lēodhryre (dative singular)
lēodhryrum (dative plural)


leodmægen

lēodmæġen n (nominative plural lēodmæġnu)

lēodmæġen (canonical neuter)
lēodmæġnu (nominative plural)
lēodmæġen (nominative singular)
lēodmæġnu (nominative plural)
lēodmæġen (accusative singular)
lēodmæġnu (accusative plural)
lēodmæġnes (genitive singular)
lēodmæġna (genitive plural)
lēodmæġne (dative singular)
lēodmæġnum (dative plural)

the might of a people, that is a people's fighting men


leodmearc

lēodmearc f (nominative plural lēodmearca)

lēodmearc (canonical feminine)
lēodmearca (nominative plural)
lēodmearc (nominative singular)
lēodmearca (nominative plural)
lēodmearce (nominative plural)
lēodmearce (accusative singular)
lēodmearca (accusative plural)
lēodmearce (accusative plural)
lēodmearce (genitive singular)
lēodmearca (genitive plural)
lēodmearce (dative singular)
lēodmearcum (dative plural)


leodræden

lēodrǣden f (nominative plural lēodrǣdenna or lēodrǣdenne)

lēodrǣden (canonical feminine)
lēodrǣdenna (nominative plural)
lēodrǣdenne (nominative plural)
lēodrǣden (nominative singular)
lēodrǣdenna (nominative plural)
lēodrǣdenne (nominative plural)
lēodrǣdenne (accusative singular)
lēodrǣdenna (accusative plural)
lēodrǣdenne (accusative plural)
lēodrǣdenne (genitive singular)
lēodrǣdenna (genitive plural)
lēodrǣdenne (dative singular)
lēodrǣdennum (dative plural)


leodsciepe

lēodsċiepe (canonical masculine)
lēodsċiepe (nominative singular)
lēodsċiepas (nominative plural)
lēodsċiepe (accusative singular)
lēodsċiepas (accusative plural)
lēodsċiepes (genitive singular)
lēodsċiepa (genitive plural)
lēodsċiepe (dative singular)
lēodsċiepum (dative plural)
lēodsċipe (alternative)
lēodsċype (alternative)

late 10th century, Ælfric, "Saint Agnes, Virgin"
Þes hlisa asprang þa on eallum þam leod-scipe...

The fame of it sprang throughout all the nation...

c. 992, Ælfric, "The Passion of St. Bartholomew the Apostle"
'Wyrd-writeras secgað þæt ðry lēodscipas sind gehátene India. Seo forme India lið to ðæra Silhearwena rice, seo oðer lið to Medas, seo ðridde to ðam micclum garsecge; þeos ðridde India hæfð on anre sidan þeostru, and on oðere ðone grimlican garsecg.

Historians say that there are three nations called India. The first India lies towards the Ethiopians' realm, the second lies towards the Medes, the third on the great ocean; this third India has on one side darkness, and on the other the grim ocean.

c. 992, Ælfric, "The Nativity of St. Paul the Apostle"
Paulus wearð þa afylled and gefrefrod mid þæs Halgan Gastes gife, and ferde to manegum lēodscipum, sawende Godes sæd. On sumere byrig he wæs twelf monað, on sumere twa gear, on sumere ðreo, and gesette biscopas, and mæsse-preostas, and Godes ðeowas; ferde siððan forð to oðrum lēodscipe, and dyde swa gelice.

Paul was then filled and comforted with the grace of the Holy Ghost, and went to many countries, sowing God's seed. In one city he was twelve months, in one two years, in one three, and appointed bishops, and mass-priests, and servants of God; he went afterwards to another country, and did in like manner.


leodstefn

lēodstefn m (nominative plural lēodstefnas)

lēodstefn (canonical masculine)
lēodstefnas (nominative plural)
lēodstefn (nominative singular)
lēodstefnas (nominative plural)
lēodstefn (accusative singular)
lēodstefnas (accusative plural)
lēodstefnes (genitive singular)
lēodstefna (genitive plural)
lēodstefne (dative singular)
lēodstefnum (dative plural)


leodweard

lēodweard f (nominative plural lēodwearda)

lēodweard (canonical feminine)
lēodwearda (nominative plural)
lēodweard (nominative singular)
lēodwearda (nominative plural)
lēodwearde (nominative plural)
lēodwearde (accusative singular)
lēodwearda (accusative plural)
lēodwearde (accusative plural)
lēodwearde (genitive singular)
lēodwearda (genitive plural)
lēodwearde (dative singular)
lēodweardum (dative plural)

the guard or government of a people or country


gerec

ġerec (canonical neuter)
ġerecu (nominative plural)
ġerec (nominative singular)
ġerecu (nominative plural)
ġerec (accusative singular)
ġerecu (accusative plural)
ġereces (genitive singular)
ġereca (genitive plural)
ġerece (dative singular)
ġerecum (dative plural)

From Proto-West Germanic *garek, equivalent to ġe- + reċċan. Compare Old High German ungireh (“confusion, tumult”).
The sense meaning "tumult" is likely an ellipsis or shortening of unġerec or inġerec.


unfrodnes

head

unfrōdnes f (nominative plural unfrōdnessa)

unfrōdnes (canonical feminine)
unfrōdnessa (nominative plural)
unfrōdnes (nominative singular)
unfrōdnessa (nominative plural)
unfrōdnesse (nominative plural)
unfrōdnesse (accusative singular)
unfrōdnessa (accusative plural)
unfrōdnesse (accusative plural)
unfrōdnesse (genitive singular)
unfrōdnessa (genitive plural)
unfrōdnesse (dative singular)
unfrōdnessum (dative plural)
unfrōdnys (alternative)


hatheortnes

hātheortnes (canonical feminine)
hātheortnes (nominative singular)
hātheortnessa (nominative plural)
hātheortnesse (nominative plural)
hātheortnesse (accusative singular)
hātheortnessa (accusative plural)
hātheortnesse (accusative plural)
hātheortnesse (genitive singular)
hātheortnessa (genitive plural)
hātheortnesse (dative singular)
hātheortnessum (dative plural)
hātheortnis (alternative)
hātheortnys (alternative)


campwisa

campwīsa (canonical masculine)
campwīsa (nominative singular)
campwīsan (nominative plural)
campwīsan (accusative singular)
campwīsan (accusative plural)
campwīsan (genitive singular)
campwīsena (genitive plural)
campwīsan (dative singular)
campwīsum (dative plural)


cafsciepe

cāfsċiepe (canonical masculine)
cāfsċiepe (nominative singular)
cāfsċiepas (nominative plural)
cāfsċiepe (accusative singular)
cāfsċiepas (accusative plural)
cāfsċiepes (genitive singular)
cāfsċiepa (genitive plural)
cāfsċiepe (dative singular)
cāfsċiepum (dative plural)
cāfsċype (alternative)
cāfsċipe (alternative)


cachus

cachūs (canonical neuter)
cachūs (nominative singular)
cachūs (nominative plural)
cachūs (accusative singular)
cachūs (accusative plural)
cachūses (genitive singular)
cachūsa (genitive plural)
cachūse (dative singular)
cachūsum (dative plural)


leodwerod

lēodwerod (canonical neuter)
lēodwerod (nominative singular)
lēodwerodu (nominative plural)
lēodwerod (accusative singular)
lēodwerodu (accusative plural)
lēodwerodes (genitive singular)
lēodweroda (genitive plural)
lēodwerode (dative singular)
lēodwerodum (dative plural)
lēodweorod (alternative)
lēodweorud (alternative)

a host of a people, such as a people's army


leodwita

lēodwita (canonical masculine)
lēodwita (nominative singular)
lēodwitan (nominative plural)
lēodwitan (accusative singular)
lēodwitan (accusative plural)
lēodwitan (genitive singular)
lēodwitena (genitive plural)
lēodwitan (dative singular)
lēodwitum (dative plural)


leodwynn

lēodwynn (canonical feminine)
lēodwynn (nominative singular)
lēodwynna (nominative plural)
lēodwynne (nominative plural)
lēodwynne (accusative singular)
lēodwynna (accusative plural)
lēodwynne (accusative plural)
lēodwynne (genitive singular)
lēodwynna (genitive plural)
lēodwynne (dative singular)
lēodwynnum (dative plural)


ceasterleod

ċeasterlēod f (nominative plural ċeasterlēode)

ċeasterlēod (canonical feminine)
ċeasterlēode (nominative plural)
ċeasterlēod (nominative singular)
ċeasterlēoda (nominative plural)
ċeasterlēode (nominative plural)
ċeasterlēode (accusative singular)
ċeasterlēoda (accusative plural)
ċeasterlēode (accusative plural)
ċeasterlēode (genitive singular)
ċeasterlēoda (genitive plural)
ċeasterlēode (dative singular)
ċeasterlēodum (dative plural)

(in the plural) the people of a city, the citizenry


burhleod

burhlēod f (nominative plural burhlēode)

burhlēod (canonical feminine)
burhlēode (nominative plural)
burhlēod (nominative singular)
burhlēoda (nominative plural)
burhlēode (nominative plural)
burhlēode (accusative singular)
burhlēoda (accusative plural)
burhlēode (accusative plural)
burhlēode (genitive singular)
burhlēoda (genitive plural)
burhlēode (dative singular)
burhlēodum (dative plural)
beorhlēod (alternative)
beorlēod (alternative)
burglēod (alternative)
buruhlēod (alternative)

(in the plural) townspeople, the citizenry


burhleoda

burhlēoda m (nominative plural burhlēodan)

burhlēoda (canonical masculine)
burhlēodan (nominative plural)
burhlēoda (nominative singular)
burhlēodan (nominative plural)
burhlēodan (accusative singular)
burhlēodan (accusative plural)
burhlēodan (genitive singular)
burhlēodena (genitive plural)
burhlēodan (dative singular)
burhlēodum (dative plural)
burglēoda (alternative)


landleod

landlēod f (nominative plural landlēoda)

landlēod (canonical feminine)
landlēoda (nominative plural)
landlēod (nominative singular)
landlēoda (nominative plural)
landlēode (nominative plural)
landlēode (accusative singular)
landlēoda (accusative plural)
landlēode (accusative plural)
landlēode (genitive singular)
landlēoda (genitive plural)
landlēode (dative singular)
landlēodum (dative plural)
londlēod (alternative)


landriht

landriht (nominative plural)
landriht (nominative singular)
landriht (nominative plural)
landriht (accusative singular)
landriht (accusative plural)
landrihtes (genitive singular)
landrihta (genitive plural)
landrihte (dative singular)
landrihtum (dative plural)
londriht (alternative)

the rights and privileges belonging to:
a native of a country; or,

the rights and privileges belonging to:
an owner of land

that which is owed from land or estates to the sovereign authority


leodriht

lēodriht (canonical feminine)
lēodriht (nominative plural)
lēodriht (nominative singular)
lēodriht (nominative plural)
lēodriht (accusative singular)
lēodriht (accusative plural)
lēodrihtes (genitive singular)
lēodrihta (genitive plural)
lēodrihte (dative singular)
lēodrihtum (dative plural)


freolsiend

frēolsiend (canonical masculine)
frēolsiend (nominative singular)
frēolsiend (nominative plural)
frēolsiende (nominative plural)
frēolsiendas (nominative plural)
frēolsiend (accusative singular)
frēolsiend (accusative plural)
frēolsiende (accusative plural)
frēolsiendas (accusative plural)
frēolsiendes (genitive singular)
frēolsiendra (genitive plural)
frēolsiende (dative singular)
frēolsiendum (dative plural)
frīolsend (alternative)
frīolsiend (alternative)


samræden

samrǣden f (nominative plural samrǣdenna)

samrǣden (canonical feminine)
samrǣdenna (nominative plural)
samrǣden (nominative singular)
samrǣdenna (nominative plural)
samrǣdenne (nominative plural)
samrǣdenne (accusative singular)
samrǣdenna (accusative plural)
samrǣdenne (accusative plural)
samrǣdenne (genitive singular)
samrǣdenna (genitive plural)
samrǣdenne (dative singular)
samrǣdennum (dative plural)
somrǣden (alternative)


drefednes

drēfednes f (nominative plural drēfednesse)

drēfednes (canonical feminine)
drēfednesse (nominative plural)
drēfednes (nominative singular)
drēfednessa (nominative plural)
drēfednesse (nominative plural)
drēfednesse (accusative singular)
drēfednessa (accusative plural)
drēfednesse (accusative plural)
drēfednesse (genitive singular)
drēfednessa (genitive plural)
drēfednesse (dative singular)
drēfednessum (dative plural)


drefend

drēfend (canonical masculine)
drēfend (nominative singular)
drēfend (nominative plural)
drēfende (nominative plural)
drēfendas (nominative plural)
drēfend (accusative singular)
drēfend (accusative plural)
drēfende (accusative plural)
drēfendas (accusative plural)
drēfendes (genitive singular)
drēfendra (genitive plural)
drēfende (dative singular)
drēfendum (dative plural)


gedrefend

ġedrēfend (canonical masculine)
ġedrēfend (nominative singular)
ġedrēfend (nominative plural)
ġedrēfende (nominative plural)
ġedrēfendas (nominative plural)
ġedrēfend (accusative singular)
ġedrēfend (accusative plural)
ġedrēfende (accusative plural)
ġedrēfendas (accusative plural)
ġedrēfendes (genitive singular)
ġedrēfendra (genitive plural)
ġedrēfende (dative singular)
ġedrēfendum (dative plural)


drefing

drēfing (canonical feminine)
drēfinga (nominative plural)
drēfing (nominative singular)
drēfinga (nominative plural)
drēfinge (nominative plural)
drēfinge (accusative singular)
drēfinga (accusative plural)
drēfinge (accusative plural)
drēfinge (genitive singular)
drēfinga (genitive plural)
drēfinge (dative singular)
drēfingum (dative plural)


gedrefnes

ġedrēfnes f (nominative plural ġedrēfnessa)

ġedrēfnes (canonical feminine)
ġedrēfnessa (nominative plural)
ġedrēfnes (nominative singular)
ġedrēfnessa (nominative plural)
ġedrēfnesse (nominative plural)
ġedrēfnesse (accusative singular)
ġedrēfnessa (accusative plural)
ġedrēfnesse (accusative plural)
ġedrēfnesse (genitive singular)
ġedrēfnessa (genitive plural)
ġedrēfnesse (dative singular)
ġedrēfnessum (dative plural)
ġedrǣfnes (alternative)
ġedrēfnis (alternative)

disturbance of mind, perturbation, confusion


feohern

feohernu (nominative plural)
feohern (nominative singular)
feohernu (nominative plural)
feohern (accusative singular)
feohernu (accusative plural)
feohernes (genitive singular)
feoherna (genitive plural)
feoherne (dative singular)
feohernum (dative plural)
feohærn (alternative)


haligern

hāliġern n (nominative plural hāliġernu)

hāliġern (canonical neuter)
hāliġernu (nominative plural)
hāliġern (nominative singular)
hāliġernu (nominative plural)
hāliġern (accusative singular)
hāliġernu (accusative plural)
hāliġernes (genitive singular)
hāliġerna (genitive plural)
hāliġerne (dative singular)
hāliġernum (dative plural)
hāliern (alternative)
hāliġærn (alternative)


motern

mōtern (canonical neuter)
mōternu (nominative plural)
mōtern (nominative singular)
mōternu (nominative plural)
mōtern (accusative singular)
mōternu (accusative plural)
mōternes (genitive singular)
mōterna (genitive plural)
mōterne (dative singular)
mōternum (dative plural)
mōtærn (alternative)

official meeting place, such as a Roman pretorium


gemotern

ġemōtern n (nominative plural ġemōternu)

ġemōtern (canonical neuter)
ġemōternu (nominative plural)
ġemōtern (nominative singular)
ġemōternu (nominative plural)
ġemōtern (accusative singular)
ġemōternu (accusative plural)
ġemōternes (genitive singular)
ġemōterna (genitive plural)
ġemōterne (dative singular)
ġemōternum (dative plural)
ġemōtærn (alternative)


domern

dōmern (canonical neuter)
dōmernu (nominative plural)
dōmern (nominative singular)
dōmernu (nominative plural)
dōmern (accusative singular)
dōmernu (accusative plural)
dōmernes (genitive singular)
dōmerna (genitive plural)
dōmerne (dative singular)
dōmernum (dative plural)
dōmærn (alternative)

a courthouse or another place of judgment


gangern

gangernu (nominative plural)
gangern (nominative singular)
gangernu (nominative plural)
gangern (accusative singular)
gangernu (accusative plural)
gangernes (genitive singular)
gangerna (genitive plural)
gangerne (dative singular)
gangernum (dative plural)
gangærn (alternative)

[ˈɡɑŋɡˌerˠn]


heddern

hēddern (canonical neuter)
hēddernu (nominative plural)
hēddern (nominative singular)
hēddernu (nominative plural)
hēddern (accusative singular)
hēddernu (accusative plural)
hēddernes (genitive singular)
hēdderna (genitive plural)
hēdderne (dative singular)
hēddernum (dative plural)
hædern (alternative)
hēddærn (alternative)
hȳddern (alternative)
hēdern (alternative)


hordern

hordernu (nominative plural)
hordern (nominative singular)
hordernu (nominative plural)
hordern (accusative singular)
hordernu (accusative plural)
hordernes (genitive singular)
horderna (genitive plural)
horderne (dative singular)
hordernum (dative plural)
hordærn (alternative)


horsern

horsernu (nominative plural)
horsern (nominative singular)
horsernu (nominative plural)
horsern (accusative singular)
horsernu (accusative plural)
horsernes (genitive singular)
horserna (genitive plural)
horserne (dative singular)
horsernum (dative plural)
horsærn (alternative)


mæþelern

mæþelern n (nominative plural mæþelernu)

mæþelernu (nominative plural)
mæþelern (nominative singular)
mæþelernu (nominative plural)
mæþelern (accusative singular)
mæþelernu (accusative plural)
mæþelernes (genitive singular)
mæþelerna (genitive plural)
mæþelerne (dative singular)
mæþelernum (dative plural)
mæðelern (alternative)
mæþelærn (alternative)


mæþel

mæþlu (nominative plural)
mæþel (nominative singular)
mæþlu (nominative plural)
mæþel (accusative singular)
mæþlu (accusative plural)
mæþles (genitive singular)
mæþla (genitive plural)
mæþle (dative singular)
mæþlum (dative plural)
mæðel (alternative)
meðel (alternative)
medel (alternative)
meþel (alternative)

on mæþle

assembly, deliberative or judicial meeting

on mæþle


beodern

bēodern (canonical neuter)
bēodernu (nominative plural)
bēodern (nominative singular)
bēodernu (nominative plural)
bēodern (accusative singular)
bēodernu (accusative plural)
bēodernes (genitive singular)
bēoderna (genitive plural)
bēoderne (dative singular)
bēodernum (dative plural)
bēddarn (alternative)
bēodærn (alternative)
bēoddern (alternative)


bæcern

bæcernu (nominative plural)
bæcern (nominative singular)
bæcernu (nominative plural)
bæcern (accusative singular)
bæcernu (accusative plural)
bæcernes (genitive singular)
bæcerna (genitive plural)
bæcerne (dative singular)
bæcernum (dative plural)
bæcærn (alternative)

Equivalent to *bæc + ærn or *bæc + -ern.


blacern

blācern (canonical neuter)
blācernu (nominative plural)
blācern (nominative singular)
blācernu (nominative plural)
blācern (accusative singular)
blācernu (accusative plural)
blācernes (genitive singular)
blācerna (genitive plural)
blācerne (dative singular)
blācernum (dative plural)
blācærn (alternative)
blǣcærn (alternative)
blǣcern (alternative)


sealtern

sealtern n (nominative plural sealternu)

sealternu (nominative plural)
sealtern (nominative singular)
sealternu (nominative plural)
sealtern (accusative singular)
sealternu (accusative plural)
sealternes (genitive singular)
sealterna (genitive plural)
sealterne (dative singular)
sealternum (dative plural)
sealtærn (alternative)

[ˈsæ͜ɑɫtˌerˠn]


breawern

brēawern n (nominative plural brēawernu)

brēawern (canonical neuter)
brēawernu (nominative plural)
brēawern (nominative singular)
brēawernu (nominative plural)
brēawern (accusative singular)
brēawernu (accusative plural)
brēawernes (genitive singular)
brēawerna (genitive plural)
brēawerne (dative singular)
brēawernum (dative plural)
brēawærn (alternative)


eorþern

eorþernu (nominative plural)
eorþern (nominative singular)
eorþernu (nominative plural)
eorþern (accusative singular)
eorþernu (accusative plural)
eorþernes (genitive singular)
eorþerna (genitive plural)
eorþerne (dative singular)
eorþernum (dative plural)
eorðærn (alternative)
eorðern (alternative)
eorþærn (alternative)


giestern

ġiestern n (nominative plural ġiesternu)

ġiestern (canonical neuter)
ġiesternu (nominative plural)
ġiestern (nominative singular)
ġiesternu (nominative plural)
ġiestern (accusative singular)
ġiesternu (accusative plural)
ġiesternes (genitive singular)
ġiesterna (genitive plural)
ġiesterne (dative singular)
ġiesternum (dative plural)
ġestærn (alternative)
ġestern (alternative)
ġiæstern (alternative)
ġystern (alternative)


timpana

timpana (nominative plural)
timpana (nominative singular)
timpanan (nominative plural)
timpanan (accusative singular)
timpanan (accusative plural)
timpanan (genitive singular)
timpanena (genitive plural)
timpanan (dative singular)
timpanum (dative plural)
tympana (alternative)

Middle English: timpan

From Latin tympanum, from Ancient Greek τύμπανον (túmpanon), from τύπτω (túptō, “I strike, I hit”).

Ic filigde ðē mid timpanum and mid hearpum

I attended thee with timbrels and with harps

Hergaþ hine in timpanan

Plægiend timpanan


eþeldream

ēþeldrēam m (nominative plural ēþeldrēamas)

ēþeldrēam (canonical masculine)
ēþeldrēamas (nominative plural)
ēþeldrēam (nominative singular)
ēþeldrēamas (nominative plural)
ēþeldrēam (accusative singular)
ēþeldrēamas (accusative plural)
ēþeldrēames (genitive singular)
ēþeldrēama (genitive plural)
ēþeldrēame (dative singular)
ēþeldrēamum (dative plural)
ēðeldrēam (alternative)


eþelfæsten

ēþelfæsten n (nominative plural ēþelfæstennu)

ēþelfæsten (canonical neuter)
ēþelfæstennu (nominative plural)
ēþelfæsten (nominative singular)
ēþelfæstennu (nominative plural)
ēþelfæsten (accusative singular)
ēþelfæstennu (accusative plural)
ēþelfæstennes (genitive singular)
ēþelfæstenna (genitive plural)
ēþelfæstenne (dative singular)
ēþelfæstennum (dative plural)
ēðelfæsten (alternative)


eþelland

ēþelland (canonical neuter)
ēþelland (nominative singular)
ēþelland (nominative plural)
ēþelland (accusative singular)
ēþelland (accusative plural)
ēþellandes (genitive singular)
ēþellanda (genitive plural)
ēþellande (dative singular)
ēþellandum (dative plural)
ēðelland (alternative)


eþelmearc

eþelmearc f (nominative plural ēþelmearca or ēþelmearce)

ēþelmearca (nominative plural)
ēþelmearce (nominative plural)
ēþelmearc (nominative singular)
ēþelmearca (nominative plural)
ēþelmearce (nominative plural)
ēþelmearce (accusative singular)
ēþelmearca (accusative plural)
ēþelmearce (accusative plural)
ēþelmearce (genitive singular)
ēþelmearca (genitive plural)
ēþelmearce (dative singular)
ēþelmearcum (dative plural)
ēðelmearc (alternative)


eþelrice

ēþelrīċe (canonical neuter)
ēþelrīċe (nominative singular)
ēþelrīċu (nominative plural)
ēþelrīċe (accusative singular)
ēþelrīċu (accusative plural)
ēþelrīċes (genitive singular)
ēþelrīċa (genitive plural)
ēþelrīċe (dative singular)
ēþelrīċum (dative plural)
ēðelrīċe (alternative)


eþelriht

ēþelriht (canonical neuter)
ēþelriht (nominative plural)
ēþelriht (nominative singular)
ēþelriht (nominative plural)
ēþelriht (accusative singular)
ēþelriht (accusative plural)
ēþelrihtes (genitive singular)
ēþelrihta (genitive plural)
ēþelrihte (dative singular)
ēþelrihtum (dative plural)
ēðelriht (alternative)


Romfeoh

Rōmfeoh (canonical neuter)
Rōmfeoh (nominative singular)
Rōmfeoh (accusative singular)
Rōmfēos (genitive singular)
Rōmfēo (dative singular)


gærsumas

nominative and accusative plural of gærsum


rodweorþiend

rōdweorþiend (canonical masculine)
rōdweorþiend (nominative singular)
rōdweorþiend (nominative plural)
rōdweorþiende (nominative plural)
rōdweorþiendas (nominative plural)
rōdweorþiend (accusative singular)
rōdweorþiend (accusative plural)
rōdweorþiende (accusative plural)
rōdweorþiendas (accusative plural)
rōdweorþiendes (genitive singular)
rōdweorþiendra (genitive plural)
rōdweorþiende (dative singular)
rōdweorþiendum (dative plural)
rōdweorðiend (alternative)
rōdwurðiend (alternative)
rōdwurþiend (alternative)


eþelstol

ēþelstōl (canonical masculine)
ēþelstōl (nominative singular)
ēþelstōlas (nominative plural)
ēþelstōl (accusative singular)
ēþelstōlas (accusative plural)
ēþelstōles (genitive singular)
ēþelstōla (genitive plural)
ēþelstōle (dative singular)
ēþelstōlum (dative plural)
ēðelstōl (alternative)


rodorstol

rodorstōl (canonical masculine)
rodorstōl (nominative singular)
rodorstōlas (nominative plural)
rodorstōl (accusative singular)
rodorstōlas (accusative plural)
rodorstōles (genitive singular)
rodorstōla (genitive plural)
rodorstōle (dative singular)
rodorstōlum (dative plural)


rodwurþiend

rōdwurþiend (canonical masculine)
rōdwurþiend (nominative singular)
rōdwurþiend (nominative plural)
rōdwurþiende (nominative plural)
rōdwurþiendas (nominative plural)
rōdwurþiend (accusative singular)
rōdwurþiend (accusative plural)
rōdwurþiende (accusative plural)
rōdwurþiendas (accusative plural)
rōdwurþiendes (genitive singular)
rōdwurþiendra (genitive plural)
rōdwurþiende (dative singular)
rōdwurþiendum (dative plural)


neahstow

nēahstōw (nominative singular)
nēahstōwa (nominative plural)
nēahstōwe (nominative plural)
nēahstōwe (accusative singular)
nēahstōwa (accusative plural)
nēahstōwe (accusative plural)
nēahstōwe (genitive singular)
nēahstōwa (genitive plural)
nēahstōwe (dative singular)
nēahstōwum (dative plural)


menniscu

menniscu (nominative singular)
mennisca (nominative plural)
mennisce (nominative plural)
mennisce (accusative singular)
mennisca (accusative plural)
mennisce (accusative plural)
mennisce (genitive singular)
mennisca (genitive plural)
mennisce (dative singular)
menniscum (dative plural)


eþelboda

ēþelboda m (nominative plural ēþelbodan)

ēþelboda (canonical masculine)
ēþelbodan (nominative plural)
ēþelboda (nominative singular)
ēþelbodan (nominative plural)
ēþelbodan (accusative singular)
ēþelbodan (accusative plural)
ēþelbodan (genitive singular)
ēþelbodena (genitive plural)
ēþelbodan (dative singular)
ēþelbodum (dative plural)
ēðelboda (alternative)


eþelwynn

ēþelwynn (canonical feminine)
ēþelwynn (nominative singular)
ēþelwynna (nominative plural)
ēþelwynne (nominative plural)
ēþelwynne (accusative singular)
ēþelwynna (accusative plural)
ēþelwynne (accusative plural)
ēþelwynne (genitive singular)
ēþelwynna (genitive plural)
ēþelwynne (dative singular)
ēþelwynnum (dative plural)
ēþelwyn (alternative)
ēðelwyn (alternative)
ēðelwynn (alternative)


eþelstow

ēþelstōw f (nominative plural ēþelstōwa)

ēþelstōw (canonical feminine)
ēþelstōwa (nominative plural)
ēþelstōw (nominative singular)
ēþelstōwa (nominative plural)
ēþelstōwe (nominative plural)
ēþelstōwe (accusative singular)
ēþelstōwa (accusative plural)
ēþelstōwe (accusative plural)
ēþelstōwe (genitive singular)
ēþelstōwa (genitive plural)
ēþelstōwe (dative singular)
ēþelstōwum (dative plural)
ēðelstōw (alternative)


eþelstaþol

ēþelstaþol m (nominative plural ēþelstaþolas)

ēþelstaþol (canonical masculine)
ēþelstaþolas (nominative plural)
ēþelstaþol (nominative singular)
ēþelstaþolas (nominative plural)
ēþelstaþol (accusative singular)
ēþelstaþolas (accusative plural)
ēþelstaþoles (genitive singular)
ēþelstaþola (genitive plural)
ēþelstaþole (dative singular)
ēþelstaþolum (dative plural)
ēþelstaþul (alternative)
ēðelstaðol (alternative)


staþolfæstnes

staþolfæstnes (nominative singular)
staþolfæstnessa (nominative plural)
staþolfæstnesse (nominative plural)
staþolfæstnesse (accusative singular)
staþolfæstnessa (accusative plural)
staþolfæstnesse (accusative plural)
staþolfæstnesse (genitive singular)
staþolfæstnessa (genitive plural)
staþolfæstnesse (dative singular)
staþolfæstnessum (dative plural)
staþolfæstnys (alternative)
steaþulfæstnis (alternative)
staðolfæstnes (alternative)
staðolfæstnys (alternative)
steaðulfæstnis (alternative)

c. 992, Ælfric, "The Nativity of St. Andrew the Apostle"
Swa swa hī ǣr mid nette fixodon on sǣlicum yðum, swa dyde Crist þæt hī siððan mid his heofonlican lāre manna sawla gefixodon; forðan ðe hī ætbrudon folces menn fram flæsclicum lustum, and fram woruldlicum gedwyldum to staðolfæstnysse lybbendra eorðan, þæt is to ðam ecan eðle, be ðam cwæð se witega þurh Godes Gast, "Ic asende mine fisceras, and hī gefixiað hī; mine huntan, and hī huntiað hī of ælcere dune and of ælcere hylle."

As they before with a net had fished on the sea waves, so Christ caused them afterwards by his heavenly lore to fish for the souls of men; for they withdrew the people from fleshly lusts, and from worldly errors to the stability of the earth of the living, that is, to the eternal country, of which the prophet, through God's Spirit, said, "I will send my fishers, and they shall fish for them; my hunters, and they shall hunt them from every down and from every hill."


unstaþolfæstnes

unstaþolfæstnes (nominative singular)
unstaþolfæstnessa (nominative plural)
unstaþolfæstnesse (nominative plural)
unstaþolfæstnesse (accusative singular)
unstaþolfæstnessa (accusative plural)
unstaþolfæstnesse (accusative plural)
unstaþolfæstnesse (genitive singular)
unstaþolfæstnessa (genitive plural)
unstaþolfæstnesse (dative singular)
unstaþolfæstnessum (dative plural)
unstaþelfæstnes (alternative)
unstaþolfæstnis (alternative)
unstaþolfæstnys (alternative)
unstaðolfæstnes (alternative)
unstaðolfæstnis (alternative)
unstaðolfæstnys (alternative)


staþolfæstnung

staþolfæstnung (nominative singular)
staþolfæstnunga (nominative plural)
staþolfæstnunge (nominative plural)
staþolfæstnunge (accusative singular)
staþolfæstnunga (accusative plural)
staþolfæstnunge (accusative plural)
staþolfæstnunge (genitive singular)
staþolfæstnunga (genitive plural)
staþolfæstnunge (dative singular)
staþolfæstnungum (dative plural)
staðolfæstnung (alternative)


gestaþoliend

ġestaþoliend (canonical masculine)
ġestaþoliend (nominative singular)
ġestaþoliend (nominative plural)
ġestaþoliende (nominative plural)
ġestaþoliendas (nominative plural)
ġestaþoliend (accusative singular)
ġestaþoliend (accusative plural)
ġestaþoliende (accusative plural)
ġestaþoliendas (accusative plural)
ġestaþoliendes (genitive singular)
ġestaþoliendra (genitive plural)
ġestaþoliende (dative singular)
ġestaþoliendum (dative plural)
ġestaþeliend (alternative)


gestaþolung

ġestaþolung f (nominative plural ġestaþolunga)

ġestaþolung (canonical feminine)
ġestaþolunga (nominative plural)
ġestaþolung (nominative singular)
ġestaþolunga (nominative plural)
ġestaþolunge (nominative plural)
ġestaþolunge (accusative singular)
ġestaþolunga (accusative plural)
ġestaþolunge (accusative plural)
ġestaþolunge (genitive singular)
ġestaþolunga (genitive plural)
ġestaþolunge (dative singular)
ġestaþolungum (dative plural)
ġestaþelung (alternative)
ġestaðolung (alternative)


wiþerwinna

wiþerwinna (nominative singular)
wiþerwinnan (nominative plural)
wiþerwinnan (accusative singular)
wiþerwinnan (accusative plural)
wiþerwinnan (genitive singular)
wiþerwinnena (genitive plural)
wiþerwinnan (dative singular)
wiþerwinnum (dative plural)
wiðerwinna (alternative)

Middle English: wiþerwine, witherwin

English: witherwin

Akin to Old High German widarwinno; equivalent to wiþer- + winnan.


cirictun

ċiriċtūn (canonical masculine)
ċirictūn (nominative singular)
ċirictūnas (nominative plural)
ċirictūn (accusative singular)
ċirictūnas (accusative plural)
ċirictūnes (genitive singular)
ċirictūna (genitive plural)
ċirictūne (dative singular)
ċirictūnum (dative plural)
ċyriċtūn (alternative)

Middle English: *chirchetoun

English: churchtown


gelimp

ġelimp (canonical neuter)
ġelimp (nominative singular)
ġelimp (nominative plural)
ġelimp (accusative singular)
ġelimp (accusative plural)
ġelimpes (genitive singular)
ġelimpa (genitive plural)
ġelimpe (dative singular)
ġelimpum (dative plural)


sæte

inflection of sǣt:
accusative/genitive/dative singular

inflection of sǣt:
nominative/accusative plural


boca streon

bōca strēon n (nominative plural bōca strēonu)

bōca strēon (canonical neuter)
bōca strēonu (nominative plural)
bōca strēon (nominative singular)
bōca strēonu (nominative plural)
bōca strēon (accusative singular)
bōca strēonu (accusative plural)
bōca strēones (genitive singular)
bōca strēona (genitive plural)
bōca strēone (dative singular)
bōca strēonum (dative plural)


bocgestreon

bōcġestrēon n (nominative plural bōcġestrēonu)

bōcġestrēon (canonical neuter)
bōcġestrēonu (nominative plural)
bōcġestrēon (nominative singular)
bōcġestrēonu (nominative plural)
bōcġestrēon (accusative singular)
bōcġestrēonu (accusative plural)
bōcġestrēones (genitive singular)
bōcġestrēona (genitive plural)
bōcġestrēone (dative singular)
bōcġestrēonum (dative plural)


slawyrm

slāwyrm (canonical masculine)
slāwyrmas (nominative plural)
slāwyrm (nominative singular)
slāwyrmas (nominative plural)
slāwyrm (accusative singular)
slāwyrmas (accusative plural)
slāwyrmes (genitive singular)
slāwyrma (genitive plural)
slāwyrme (dative singular)
slāwyrmum (dative plural)
slāweorm (alternative)
slāwurm (alternative)


wyrmcynn

wyrmcynn (nominative plural)
wyrmcynn (nominative singular)
wyrmcynn (nominative plural)
wyrmcynn (accusative singular)
wyrmcynn (accusative plural)
wyrmcynnes (genitive singular)
wyrmcynna (genitive plural)
wyrmcynne (dative singular)
wyrmcynnum (dative plural)
weormcynn (alternative)
wurmcynn (alternative)
wyrmcyn (alternative)

c. 1000, Ælfric of Eynsham (tr.), Hexameron of St. Basil

Then, through his wonderful might, God created all the kinds of animals according to their kinds, and the wild animals that dwell in the woods, and all the four-footed creatures of the aforementioned earth, and all the kinds of creeping reptiles, and the savage lions, which do not live here, and the swift tigers, and the marvelous leopards, and the fearful bears, and the huge elephants.

Hwæt ðā God ġeworhte ðurh his wunderlīċan mihte eall nȳtencynn on heora cynrynum, and ðā wildan dēor ðe on wudum eardiað, and eall ðæt fīðerfōte byð of ðǣre foresǣdan eorðan, and eall wyrmcynn ðā ðe crēopende bēoð, and ðā rēðan lēon, ðe hēr on lande ne bēoð, and ðā swiftan tigres, and ðā syllican pardes, and ðā eġeslīċan beran, and ðā ormǣtan ylpas.


þrotbolla

þrotbolla m (nominative plural þrotbollan)

þrotbollan (nominative plural)
þrotbolla (nominative singular)
þrotbollan (nominative plural)
þrotbollan (accusative singular)
þrotbollan (accusative plural)
þrotbollan (genitive singular)
þrotbollena (genitive plural)
þrotbollan (dative singular)
þrotbollum (dative plural)
ðrotbolla (alternative)

Equivalent to þrote + bolla. Cognate with Old Frisian throtbola.


tumbere

tumberas (nominative plural)
tumbere (nominative singular)
tumberas (nominative plural)
tumbere (accusative singular)
tumberas (accusative plural)
tumberes (genitive singular)
tumbera (genitive plural)
tumbere (dative singular)
tumberum (dative plural)


biemere

bīemere (canonical masculine)
bīemere (nominative singular)
bīemeras (nominative plural)
bīemere (accusative singular)
bīemeras (accusative plural)
bīemeres (genitive singular)
bīemera (genitive plural)
bīemere (dative singular)
bīemerum (dative plural)
bēmere (alternative Anglian)
bīmere (alternative Late-West-Saxon)
bȳmere (alternative Late-West-Saxon)

Middle English: bemere (early)


bymere

bȳmere (canonical masculine)
bȳmere (nominative singular)
bȳmeras (nominative plural)
bȳmere (accusative singular)
bȳmeras (accusative plural)
bȳmeres (genitive singular)
bȳmera (genitive plural)
bȳmere (dative singular)
bȳmerum (dative plural)


byme

bȳme (canonical masculine)
bȳman (nominative plural)
bȳme (nominative singular)
bȳman (nominative plural)
bȳman (accusative singular)
bȳman (accusative plural)
bȳman (genitive singular)
bȳmena (genitive plural)
bȳman (dative singular)
bȳmum (dative plural)


tyhten

tyhtenna (nominative plural)
tyhten (nominative singular)
tyhtenna (nominative plural)
tyhtenne (nominative plural)
tyhtenne (accusative singular)
tyhtenna (accusative plural)
tyhtenne (accusative plural)
tyhtenne (genitive singular)
tyhtenna (genitive plural)
tyhtenne (dative singular)
tyhtennum (dative plural)
tihten (alternative)
tycten (alternative)


tyhting

tyhtinga (nominative plural)
tyhting (nominative singular)
tyhtinga (nominative plural)
tyhtinge (nominative plural)
tyhtinge (accusative singular)
tyhtinga (accusative plural)
tyhtinge (accusative plural)
tyhtinge (genitive singular)
tyhtinga (genitive plural)
tyhtinge (dative singular)
tyhtingum (dative plural)
tiehting (alternative)
tihting (alternative)
tychting (alternative)


tyhtere

tyhteras (nominative plural)
tyhtere (nominative singular)
tyhteras (nominative plural)
tyhtere (accusative singular)
tyhteras (accusative plural)
tyhteres (genitive singular)
tyhtera (genitive plural)
tyhtere (dative singular)
tyhterum (dative plural)
tihtere (alternative)


tyhtnes

tyhtnessa (nominative plural)
tyhtnes (nominative singular)
tyhtnessa (nominative plural)
tyhtnesse (nominative plural)
tyhtnesse (accusative singular)
tyhtnessa (accusative plural)
tyhtnesse (accusative plural)
tyhtnesse (genitive singular)
tyhtnessa (genitive plural)
tyhtnesse (dative singular)
tyhtnessum (dative plural)
tihtnes (alternative)


tyhtend

tyhtend (nominative singular)
tyhtend (nominative plural)
tyhtende (nominative plural)
tyhtendas (nominative plural)
tyhtend (accusative singular)
tyhtend (accusative plural)
tyhtende (accusative plural)
tyhtendas (accusative plural)
tyhtendes (genitive singular)
tyhtendra (genitive plural)
tyhtende (dative singular)
tyhtendum (dative plural)
tihtend (alternative)
tihtiend (alternative)


fæsl

fæsl (nominative singular)
fæslas (nominative plural)
fæsl (accusative singular)
fæslas (accusative plural)
fæsles (genitive singular)
fæsla (genitive plural)
fæsle (dative singular)
fæslum (dative plural)
fæsl (nominative singular)
fæsl (nominative plural)
fæsl (accusative singular)
fæsl (accusative plural)
fæsles (genitive singular)
fæsla (genitive plural)
fæsle (dative singular)
fæslum (dative plural)

Cognate with Old Norse fǫsull, Old High German fasal, from Proto-Germanic *fas(u)laz, probably from Proto-Indo-European *pes- (“penis”).


reod

rēod (canonical neuter)
rēod (nominative singular)
rēod (nominative plural)
rēod (accusative singular)
rēod (accusative plural)
rēodes (genitive singular)
rēoda (genitive plural)
rēode (dative singular)
rēodum (dative plural)


eþeleard

ēþeleard m (nominative plural ēþeleardas)

ēþeleard (canonical masculine)
ēþeleardas (nominative plural)
ēþeleard (nominative singular)
ēþeleardas (nominative plural)
ēþeleard (accusative singular)
ēþeleardas (accusative plural)
ēþeleardes (genitive singular)
ēþelearda (genitive plural)
ēþelearde (dative singular)
ēþeleardum (dative plural)
ēðeleard (alternative)

[ˈeː.ðelˌæ͜ɑrˠd]


eþelturf

ēþelturf (canonical feminine)
ēþeltyrf (nominative plural)
ēþelturf (nominative singular)
ēþeltyrf (nominative plural)
ēþelturf (accusative singular)
ēþeltyrf (accusative plural)
ēþeltyrf (genitive singular)
ēþelturfe (genitive singular)
ēþelturfa (genitive plural)
ēþeltyrf (dative singular)
ēþelturfum (dative plural)
ēðelturf (alternative)


eþelþrym

ēþelþrym m (nominative plural ēþelþrymmas)

ēþelþrym (canonical masculine)
ēþelþrymmas (nominative plural)
ēþelþrym (nominative singular)
ēþelþrymmas (nominative plural)
ēþelþrym (accusative singular)
ēþelþrymmas (accusative plural)
ēþelþrymmes (genitive singular)
ēþelþrymma (genitive plural)
ēþelþrymme (dative singular)
ēþelþrymmum (dative plural)
ēðelþrym (alternative)


cyneþrym

cyneþrym (nominative singular)
cyneþrymmas (nominative plural)
cyneþrym (accusative singular)
cyneþrymmas (accusative plural)
cyneþrymmes (genitive singular)
cyneþrymma (genitive plural)
cyneþrymme (dative singular)
cyneþrymmum (dative plural)


godþrym

godþrym m (nominative plural godþrymmas)

godþrymmas (nominative plural)
godþrym (nominative singular)
godþrymmas (nominative plural)
godþrym (accusative singular)
godþrymmas (accusative plural)
godþrymmes (genitive singular)
godþrymma (genitive plural)
godþrymme (dative singular)
godþrymmum (dative plural)


heahþrym

hēahþrym m (nominative plural hēahþrymmas)

hēahþrym (canonical masculine)
hēahþrymmas (nominative plural)
hēahþrym (nominative singular)
hēahþrymmas (nominative plural)
hēahþrym (accusative singular)
hēahþrymmas (accusative plural)
hēahþrymmes (genitive singular)
hēahþrymma (genitive plural)
hēahþrymme (dative singular)
hēahþrymmum (dative plural)


hygeþrym

hyġeþrym m (nominative plural hyġeþrymmas)

hyġeþrym (canonical masculine)
hyġeþrymmas (nominative plural)
hyġeþrym (nominative singular)
hyġeþrymmas (nominative plural)
hyġeþrym (accusative singular)
hyġeþrymmas (accusative plural)
hyġeþrymmes (genitive singular)
hyġeþrymma (genitive plural)
hyġeþrymme (dative singular)
hyġeþrymmum (dative plural)


eaþmodnes

ēaþmōdnes (canonical feminine)
ēaþmōdnes (nominative singular)
ēaþmōdnessa (nominative plural)
ēaþmōdnesse (nominative plural)
ēaþmōdnesse (accusative singular)
ēaþmōdnessa (accusative plural)
ēaþmōdnesse (accusative plural)
ēaþmōdnesse (genitive singular)
ēaþmōdnessa (genitive plural)
ēaþmōdnesse (dative singular)
ēaþmōdnessum (dative plural)
ēadmōdnes (alternative)
ēadmōdnis (alternative)
ēadmōdnys (alternative)
ēaþmōdnis (alternative)
ēaþmōdnys (alternative)
ēaðmōdnes (alternative)
ēaðmōdnis (alternative)
ēðmōdnis (alternative)


færeld

færeld (nominative singular)
færeldu (nominative plural)
færeld (accusative singular)
færeldu (accusative plural)
færeldes (genitive singular)
færelda (genitive plural)
færelde (dative singular)
færeldum (dative plural)
fareld (alternative)
færelt (alternative)

Wealhfæreld

expedition by Anglo-Saxon forces on the Welsh border

going, such as walking, or the ability thereof; motion

the people on a journey or a road, company; a partner in life, a relation


færeldboc

færeldbōc (canonical feminine)
færeldbōc (nominative singular)
færeldbēċ (nominative plural)
færeldbōc (accusative singular)
færeldbēċ (accusative plural)
færeldbēċ (genitive singular)
færeldbōce (genitive singular)
færeldbōca (genitive plural)
færeldbēċ (dative singular)
færeldbōcum (dative plural)
fereldbōc (alternative)

Composed of færeld + bōc, literally “travel book.”


cwidboc

cwidbōc (canonical feminine)
cwidbēċ (nominative plural)
cwidbōc (nominative singular)
cwidbēċ (nominative plural)
cwidbōc (accusative singular)
cwidbēċ (accusative plural)
cwidbēċ (genitive singular)
cwidbōce (genitive singular)
cwidbōca (genitive plural)
cwidbēċ (dative singular)
cwidbōcum (dative plural)


gecyndboc

ġecyndbōc f (nominative plural ġecyndbēċ)

ġecyndbōc (canonical feminine)
ġecyndbēċ (nominative plural)
ġecyndbōc (nominative singular)
ġecyndbōc (accusative singular)
ġecyndbēċ (genitive singular)
ġecyndbōce (genitive singular)
ġecyndbēċ (dative singular)

(Christianity) the book of generation, that is Genesis


gerimboc

ġerīmbōc (canonical feminine)
ġerīmbēċ (nominative plural)
ġerīmbōc (nominative singular)
ġerīmbēċ (nominative plural)
ġerīmbōc (accusative singular)
ġerīmbēċ (accusative plural)
ġerīmbēċ (genitive singular)
ġerīmbōce (genitive singular)
ġerīmbōca (genitive plural)
ġerīmbēċ (dative singular)
ġerīmbōcum (dative plural)


læceboc

lǣċebōc (canonical feminine)
lǣċebēċ (nominative plural)
lǣċebōc (nominative singular)
lǣċebēċ (nominative plural)
lǣċebōc (accusative singular)
lǣċebēċ (accusative plural)
lǣċebēċ (genitive singular)
lǣċebōce (genitive singular)
lǣċebōca (genitive plural)
lǣċebēċ (dative singular)
lǣċebōcum (dative plural)


namboc

nambōc (canonical feminine)
nambēċ (nominative plural)
nambōc (nominative singular)
nambēċ (nominative plural)
nambōc (accusative singular)
nambēċ (accusative plural)
nambēċ (genitive singular)
nambōce (genitive singular)
nambōca (genitive plural)
nambēċ (dative singular)
nambōcum (dative plural)
nombōc (alternative)

Middle English: *name-bok, *name-boke

English: namebook

book in which names are written; register


sangboc

sangbōc (canonical feminine)
sangbēċ (nominative plural)
sangbōc (nominative singular)
sangbēċ (nominative plural)
sangbōc (accusative singular)
sangbēċ (accusative plural)
sangbēċ (genitive singular)
sangbōce (genitive singular)
sangbōca (genitive plural)
sangbēċ (dative singular)
sangbōcum (dative plural)

[ˈsɑŋɡˌboːk]

(Christianity) church service book of canticles and hymns


toworpennes

tōworpennes f (nominative plural tōworpennessa)

tōworpennes (canonical feminine)
tōworpennessa (nominative plural)
tōworpennes (nominative singular)
tōworpennessa (nominative plural)
tōworpennesse (nominative plural)
tōworpennesse (accusative singular)
tōworpennessa (accusative plural)
tōworpennesse (accusative plural)
tōworpennesse (genitive singular)
tōworpennessa (genitive plural)
tōworpennesse (dative singular)
tōworpennessum (dative plural)
tōworpennys (alternative)


merisc

merisċ (canonical masculine)
merisċ (nominative singular)
merisċas (nominative plural)
merisċ (accusative singular)
merisċas (accusative plural)
merisċes (genitive singular)
merisċa (genitive plural)
merisċe (dative singular)
merisċum (dative plural)


mersc

mersċ (canonical masculine)
mersċ (nominative singular)
mersċas (nominative plural)
mersċ (accusative singular)
mersċas (accusative plural)
mersċes (genitive singular)
mersċa (genitive plural)
mersċe (dative singular)
mersċum (dative plural)
merisċ (alternative)

desctree

Middle English: merssh, marsch, marsh, merche, mersch, mersh, mershe, merss, mersc
English: marsh, merse
Scots: mersk, merse

From Proto-West Germanic *marisk (“lake-like, marshy”).


ahierding

head

āhierding f (nominative plural āhierdinga)

āhierding (canonical feminine)
āhierdinga (nominative plural)
āhierding (nominative singular)
āhierdinga (nominative plural)
āhierdinge (nominative plural)
āhierdinge (accusative singular)
āhierdinga (accusative plural)
āhierdinge (accusative plural)
āhierdinge (genitive singular)
āhierdinga (genitive plural)
āhierdinge (dative singular)
āhierdingum (dative plural)
āhirding (alternative)
āhyrdincg (alternative)


hearding

hearding m (nominative plural heardingas)

heardingas (nominative plural)
hearding (nominative singular)
heardingas (nominative plural)
hearding (accusative singular)
heardingas (accusative plural)
heardinges (genitive singular)
heardinga (genitive plural)
heardinge (dative singular)
heardingum (dative plural)

[ˈhæ͜ɑrˠ.diŋɡ]


aheardung

āheardung f (nominative plural āheardunga)

āheardung (canonical feminine)
āheardunga (nominative plural)
āheardung (nominative singular)
āheardunga (nominative plural)
āheardunge (nominative plural)
āheardunge (accusative singular)
āheardunga (accusative plural)
āheardunge (accusative plural)
āheardunge (genitive singular)
āheardunga (genitive plural)
āheardunge (dative singular)
āheardungum (dative plural)

[ɑːˈhæ͜ɑrˠ.duŋɡ]


heardung

heardung f (nominative plural heardunga)

heardunga (nominative plural)
heardung (nominative singular)
heardunga (nominative plural)
heardunge (nominative plural)
heardunge (accusative singular)
heardunga (accusative plural)
heardunge (accusative plural)
heardunge (genitive singular)
heardunga (genitive plural)
heardunge (dative singular)
heardungum (dative plural)

[ˈhæ͜ɑrˠ.duŋɡ]


bepæcend

bepǣċend (canonical masculine)
bepǣċend (nominative singular)
bepǣċend (nominative plural)
bepǣċende (nominative plural)
bepǣċendas (nominative plural)
bepǣċend (accusative singular)
bepǣċend (accusative plural)
bepǣċende (accusative plural)
bepǣċendas (accusative plural)
bepǣċendes (genitive singular)
bepǣċendra (genitive plural)
bepǣċende (dative singular)
bepǣċendum (dative plural)


bepæcestre

bepǣċestre f (nominative plural bepǣċestran)

bepǣċestre (canonical feminine)
bepǣċestran (nominative plural)
bepǣċestre (nominative singular)
bepǣċestran (nominative plural)
bepǣċestran (accusative singular)
bepǣċestran (accusative plural)
bepǣċestran (genitive singular)
bepǣċestrena (genitive plural)
bepǣċestran (dative singular)
bepǣċestrum (dative plural)

a woman who deceives, entices, or flatters; seductress


bepæcung

bepǣċung f (nominative plural bepǣċunga)

bepǣċung (canonical feminine)
bepǣċunga (nominative plural)
bepǣċung (nominative singular)
bepǣċunga (nominative plural)
bepǣċunge (nominative plural)
bepǣċunge (accusative singular)
bepǣċunga (accusative plural)
bepǣċunge (accusative plural)
bepǣċunge (genitive singular)
bepǣċunga (genitive plural)
bepǣċunge (dative singular)
bepǣċungum (dative plural)


pæcung

pǣċung (canonical feminine)
pǣċunga (nominative plural)
pǣċung (nominative singular)
pǣċunga (nominative plural)
pǣċunge (nominative plural)
pǣċunge (accusative singular)
pǣċunga (accusative plural)
pǣċunge (accusative plural)
pǣċunge (genitive singular)
pǣċunga (genitive plural)
pǣċunge (dative singular)
pǣċungum (dative plural)

[ˈpæː.t͡ʃuŋɡ]


bispellboc

bīspellbōc (canonical feminine)
bīspellbōc (nominative singular)
bīspellbēċ (nominative plural)
bīspellbōc (accusative singular)
bīspellbēċ (accusative plural)
bīspellbēċ (genitive singular)
bīspellbōce (genitive singular)
bīspellbōca (genitive plural)
bīspellbēċ (dative singular)
bīspellbōcum (dative plural)


eaþmed

ēaþmēd (canonical neuter)
ēaþmēdu (nominative plural)
ēaþmēd (nominative singular)
ēaþmēdu (nominative plural)
ēaþmēd (accusative singular)
ēaþmēdu (accusative plural)
ēaþmēdes (genitive singular)
ēaþmēda (genitive plural)
ēaþmēde (dative singular)
ēaþmēdum (dative plural)
ēadmēd (alternative)

/ˈæ͜ɑːθ.meːd/

[ˈæ͜ɑːð.meːd]


fierdfæreld

fierdfæreld n (nominative plural fierdfæreld)

fierdfæreld (nominative plural)
fierdfæreld (nominative singular)
fierdfæreld (nominative plural)
fierdfæreld (accusative singular)
fierdfæreld (accusative plural)
fierdfæreldes (genitive singular)
fierdfærelda (genitive plural)
fierdfærelde (dative singular)
fierdfæreldum (dative plural)
firdfæreld (alternative)
fyrdfæreld (alternative)


framfæreld

framfæreld n (nominative plural framfæreld)

framfæreld (nominative plural)
framfæreld (nominative singular)
framfæreld (nominative plural)
framfæreld (accusative singular)
framfæreld (accusative plural)
framfæreldes (genitive singular)
framfærelda (genitive plural)
framfærelde (dative singular)
framfæreldum (dative plural)
fromfæreld (alternative)


hamfæreld

hāmfæreld (canonical neuter)
hāmfæreld (nominative singular)
hāmfæreldu (nominative plural)
hāmfæreld (accusative singular)
hāmfæreldu (accusative plural)
hāmfæreldes (genitive singular)
hāmfærelda (genitive plural)
hāmfærelde (dative singular)
hāmfæreldum (dative plural)


infæreld

infæreld (nominative plural)
infæreld (nominative singular)
infæreld (nominative plural)
infæreld (accusative singular)
infæreld (accusative plural)
infæreldes (genitive singular)
infærelda (genitive plural)
infærelde (dative singular)
infæreldum (dative plural)

right or permission of going in an entryway; ingress


oferfæreld

oferfæreld n (nominative plural oferfæreld)

oferfæreld (nominative plural)
oferfæreld (nominative singular)
oferfæreld (nominative plural)
oferfæreld (accusative singular)
oferfæreld (accusative plural)
oferfæreldes (genitive singular)
oferfærelda (genitive plural)
oferfærelde (dative singular)
oferfæreldum (dative plural)


onfæreld

onfæreld (nominative plural)
onfæreld (nominative singular)
onfæreld (nominative plural)
onfæreld (accusative singular)
onfæreld (accusative plural)
onfæreldes (genitive singular)
onfærelda (genitive plural)
onfærelde (dative singular)
onfæreldum (dative plural)


broþorbana

brōþorbana (nominative singular)
brōþorbanan (nominative plural)
brōþorbanan (accusative singular)
brōþorbanan (accusative plural)
brōþorbanan (genitive singular)
brōþorbanena (genitive plural)
brōþorbanan (dative singular)
brōþorbanum (dative plural)

From Proto-Germanic *brōþurbanô. Cognate with Old Norse bróðurbani.


elboga

elboga (nominative singular)
elbogan (nominative plural)
elbogan (accusative singular)
elbogan (accusative plural)
elbogan (genitive singular)
elbogena (genitive plural)
elbogan (dative singular)
elbogum (dative plural)


swaru

swara (nominative plural)
swaru (nominative singular)
swara (nominative plural)
sware (nominative plural)
sware (accusative singular)
swara (accusative plural)
sware (accusative plural)
sware (genitive singular)
swara (genitive plural)
sware (dative singular)
swarum (dative plural)
swearo (alternative)

Middle English: sware

Scots: swere, swear

English: swear (noun)

From Proto-Germanic *swarō (“oath, vow”).


onwegfæreld

onweġfæreld n (nominative plural onweġfæreld)

onweġfæreld (canonical neuter)
onweġfæreld (nominative plural)
onweġfæreld (nominative singular)
onweġfæreld (nominative plural)
onweġfæreld (accusative singular)
onweġfæreld (accusative plural)
onweġfæreldes (genitive singular)
onweġfærelda (genitive plural)
onweġfærelde (dative singular)
onweġfæreldum (dative plural)


sæfæreld

sǣfæreld (canonical neuter)
sǣfæreld (nominative singular)
sǣfæreldu (nominative plural)
sǣfæreld (accusative singular)
sǣfæreldu (accusative plural)
sǣfæreldes (genitive singular)
sǣfærelda (genitive plural)
sǣfærelde (dative singular)
sǣfæreldum (dative plural)


scipfæreld

sċipfæreld n (nominative plural sċipfæreld)

sċipfæreld (canonical neuter)
sċipfæreld (nominative plural)
sċipfæreld (nominative singular)
sċipfæreld (nominative plural)
sċipfæreld (accusative singular)
sċipfæreld (accusative plural)
sċipfæreldes (genitive singular)
sċipfærelda (genitive plural)
sċipfærelde (dative singular)
sċipfæreldum (dative plural)


upfæreld

upfæreld (nominative singular)
upfæreld (nominative plural)
upfæreld (accusative singular)
upfæreld (accusative plural)
upfæreldes (genitive singular)
upfærelda (genitive plural)
upfærelde (dative singular)
upfæreldum (dative plural)
upfæreld (nominative singular)
upfæreldas (nominative plural)
upfæreld (accusative singular)
upfæreldas (accusative plural)
upfæreldes (genitive singular)
upfærelda (genitive plural)
upfærelde (dative singular)
upfæreldum (dative plural)


utfæreld

ūtfæreld (canonical neuter)
ūtfæreld (nominative plural)
ūtfæreld (nominative singular)
ūtfæreld (nominative plural)
ūtfæreld (accusative singular)
ūtfæreld (accusative plural)
ūtfæreldes (genitive singular)
ūtfærelda (genitive plural)
ūtfærelde (dative singular)
ūtfæreldum (dative plural)


ymbfæreld

ymbfæreld n (nominative plural ymbfæreld)

ymbfæreld (nominative plural)
ymbfæreld (nominative singular)
ymbfæreld (nominative plural)
ymbfæreld (accusative singular)
ymbfæreld (accusative plural)
ymbfæreldes (genitive singular)
ymbfærelda (genitive plural)
ymbfærelde (dative singular)
ymbfæreldum (dative plural)


stælhran

stælhrān (canonical masculine)
stælhrān (nominative singular)
stælhrānas (nominative plural)
stælhrān (accusative singular)
stælhrānas (accusative plural)
stælhrānes (genitive singular)
stælhrāna (genitive plural)
stælhrāne (dative singular)
stælhrānum (dative plural)

First element unclear, but the second part of the compound is hrān (“reindeer”).

Þā dēor hīe hātaþ hrānas. Þāra wǣron six stӕlhrānas; þā bēoþ swīðe dīere mid Finnum, for þon hīe fōþ þā wildan hrānas mid.

c. 900, The Voyages of Ohthere and Wulfstan

They call these animals reindeer. Six of them were decoy reindeer; they are very valuable to the Finns, because they use them to capture wild reindeer.

decoy reindeer (used to catch wild reindeer)


manaþ

mānāþ (canonical masculine)
mānāþ (nominative singular)
mānāþas (nominative plural)
mānāþ (accusative singular)
mānāþas (accusative plural)
mānāþes (genitive singular)
mānāþa (genitive plural)
mānāþe (dative singular)
mānāþum (dative plural)

desc

Middle English: monoth, manath, manwaþ, maineath

Scots: mane-atht

From Proto-Germanic *mainaiþaz, equivalent to mān + āþ.


earclænsend

ēarclǣnsend (canonical masculine)
ēarclǣnsend (nominative singular)
ēarclǣnsend (nominative plural)
ēarclǣnsende (nominative plural)
ēarclǣnsendas (nominative plural)
ēarclǣnsend (accusative singular)
ēarclǣnsend (accusative plural)
ēarclǣnsende (accusative plural)
ēarclǣnsendas (accusative plural)
ēarclǣnsendes (genitive singular)
ēarclǣnsendra (genitive plural)
ēarclǣnsende (dative singular)
ēarclǣnsendum (dative plural)


eardung

eardunga (nominative plural)
eardung (nominative singular)
eardunga (nominative plural)
eardunge (nominative plural)
eardunge (accusative singular)
eardunga (accusative plural)
eardunge (accusative plural)
eardunge (genitive singular)
eardunga (genitive plural)
eardunge (dative singular)
eardungum (dative plural)
ærdung (alternative)
eærdung (alternative)
earding (alternative)

[ˈæ͜ɑrˠ.duŋɡ]

place of living or dwelling; abode, lair, tabernacle


eardiend

eardiend (nominative singular)
eardiend (nominative plural)
eardiende (nominative plural)
eardiendas (nominative plural)
eardiend (accusative singular)
eardiend (accusative plural)
eardiende (accusative plural)
eardiendas (accusative plural)
eardiendes (genitive singular)
eardiendra (genitive plural)
eardiende (dative singular)
eardiendum (dative plural)


ineardiend

ineardiend (nominative singular)
ineardiend (nominative plural)
ineardiende (nominative plural)
ineardiendas (nominative plural)
ineardiend (accusative singular)
ineardiend (accusative plural)
ineardiende (accusative plural)
ineardiendas (accusative plural)
ineardiendes (genitive singular)
ineardiendra (genitive plural)
ineardiende (dative singular)
ineardiendum (dative plural)


oneardiend

oneardiend (nominative singular)
oneardiend (nominative plural)
oneardiende (nominative plural)
oneardiendas (nominative plural)
oneardiend (accusative singular)
oneardiend (accusative plural)
oneardiende (accusative plural)
oneardiendas (accusative plural)
oneardiendes (genitive singular)
oneardiendra (genitive plural)
oneardiende (dative singular)
oneardiendum (dative plural)


samodeard

head

samodeard m (nominative plural samodeardas)

samodeardas (nominative plural)
samodeard (nominative singular)
samodeardas (nominative plural)
samodeard (accusative singular)
samodeardas (accusative plural)
samodeardes (genitive singular)
samodearda (genitive plural)
samodearde (dative singular)
samodeardum (dative plural)
somudeard (alternative)


upeard

upeardas (nominative plural)
upeard (nominative singular)
upeardas (nominative plural)
upeard (accusative singular)
upeardas (accusative plural)
upeardes (genitive singular)
upearda (genitive plural)
upearde (dative singular)
upeardum (dative plural)

[ˈupˌæ͜ɑrˠd]


wiceard

wīceard (canonical masculine)
wīceard (nominative singular)
wīceardas (nominative plural)
wīceard (accusative singular)
wīceardas (accusative plural)
wīceardes (genitive singular)
wīcearda (genitive plural)
wīcearde (dative singular)
wīceardum (dative plural)

[ˈwiːkˌæ͜ɑrˠd]


fricca

fricca (nominative singular)
friccan (nominative plural)
friccan (accusative singular)
friccan (accusative plural)
friccan (genitive singular)
friccena (genitive plural)
friccan (dative singular)
friccum (dative plural)
fryccea (alternative)

Possibly cognate with the male given name Old High German Fricco.


aryþ

ārȳþ (canonical feminine)
ārȳþa (nominative plural)
ārȳþ (nominative singular)
ārȳþe (nominative plural)
ārȳþa (nominative plural)
ārȳþ (accusative singular)
ārȳþe (accusative singular)
ārȳþe (accusative plural)
ārȳþa (accusative plural)
ārȳþe (genitive singular)
ārȳþa (genitive plural)
ārȳþe (dative singular)
ārȳþum (dative plural)
ārȳð (alternative)


eastream

ēastrēam m (nominative plural ēastrēamas)

ēastrēam (canonical masculine)
ēastrēamas (nominative plural)
ēastrēam (nominative singular)
ēastrēamas (nominative plural)
ēastrēam (accusative singular)
ēastrēamas (accusative plural)
ēastrēames (genitive singular)
ēastrēama (genitive plural)
ēastrēame (dative singular)
ēastrēamum (dative plural)
ēahstrēam (alternative)
ēhstrēam (alternative)

/ˈæ͜ɑːˌstræ͜ɑːm/

From Proto-West Germanic *ahwustraum, equivalent to ēa + strēam. Cognate with Old Saxon ahastrōm.


eastreamyþ

ēastrēamȳþ f (nominative plural ēastrēamȳþa)

ēastrēamȳþ (canonical feminine)
ēastrēamȳþa (nominative plural)
ēastrēamȳþ (nominative singular)
ēastrēamȳþe (nominative plural)
ēastrēamȳþa (nominative plural)
ēastrēamȳþ (accusative singular)
ēastrēamȳþe (accusative singular)
ēastrēamȳþe (accusative plural)
ēastrēamȳþa (accusative plural)
ēastrēamȳþe (genitive singular)
ēastrēamȳþa (genitive plural)
ēastrēamȳþe (dative singular)
ēastrēamȳþum (dative plural)

/ˈæ͜ɑːˌstræ͜ɑː.myːθ/


flodyþ

flōdȳþ (canonical feminine)
flōdȳþa (nominative plural)
flōdȳþ (nominative singular)
flōdȳþe (nominative plural)
flōdȳþa (nominative plural)
flōdȳþ (accusative singular)
flōdȳþe (accusative singular)
flōdȳþe (accusative plural)
flōdȳþa (accusative plural)
flōdȳþe (genitive singular)
flōdȳþa (genitive plural)
flōdȳþe (dative singular)
flōdȳþum (dative plural)


geofonyþ

ġeofonȳþ f (nominative plural ġeofonȳþa)

ġeofonȳþ (canonical feminine)
ġeofonȳþa (nominative plural)
ġeofonȳþ (nominative singular)
ġeofonȳþe (nominative plural)
ġeofonȳþa (nominative plural)
ġeofonȳþ (accusative singular)
ġeofonȳþe (accusative singular)
ġeofonȳþe (accusative plural)
ġeofonȳþa (accusative plural)
ġeofonȳþe (genitive singular)
ġeofonȳþa (genitive plural)
ġeofonȳþe (dative singular)
ġeofonȳþum (dative plural)


ligyþ

līġȳþ (canonical feminine)
līġȳþ (nominative singular)
līġȳþe (nominative plural)
līġȳþa (nominative plural)
līġȳþ (accusative singular)
līġȳþe (accusative singular)
līġȳþe (accusative plural)
līġȳþa (accusative plural)
līġȳþe (genitive singular)
līġȳþa (genitive plural)
līġȳþe (dative singular)
līġȳþum (dative plural)

ang-decl-noun

līġȳþ,līġȳþe

līġȳþe,līġȳþa

līġȳþe,līġȳþa


oferyþ

oferȳþ (canonical feminine)
oferȳþa (nominative plural)
oferȳþ (nominative singular)
oferȳþe (nominative plural)
oferȳþa (nominative plural)
oferȳþ (accusative singular)
oferȳþe (accusative singular)
oferȳþe (accusative plural)
oferȳþa (accusative plural)
oferȳþe (genitive singular)
oferȳþa (genitive plural)
oferȳþe (dative singular)
oferȳþum (dative plural)
oferȳð (alternative)

an excessive wave such as from a stormy sea


sæyþ

sǣȳþ (canonical feminine)
sǣȳþa (nominative plural)
sǣȳþ (nominative singular)
sǣȳþe (nominative plural)
sǣȳþa (nominative plural)
sǣȳþ (accusative singular)
sǣȳþe (accusative singular)
sǣȳþe (accusative plural)
sǣȳþa (accusative plural)
sǣȳþe (genitive singular)
sǣȳþa (genitive plural)
sǣȳþe (dative singular)
sǣȳþum (dative plural)
sēȳþ (alternative)
sǣȳð (alternative)


sealtyþ

sealtȳþ (canonical feminine)
sealtȳþa (nominative plural)
sealtȳþ (nominative singular)
sealtȳþe (nominative plural)
sealtȳþa (nominative plural)
sealtȳþ (accusative singular)
sealtȳþe (accusative singular)
sealtȳþe (accusative plural)
sealtȳþa (accusative plural)
sealtȳþe (genitive singular)
sealtȳþa (genitive plural)
sealtȳþe (dative singular)
sealtȳþum (dative plural)

/ˈsæ͜ɑltˌyːθ/

[ˈsæ͜ɑɫtˌyːθ]


seolhyþa

seolhȳþa (canonical feminine)
seolhȳþe (nominative plural)
seolhȳþa (nominative plural)
seolhȳþe (accusative plural)
seolhȳþa (accusative plural)
seolhȳþa (genitive plural)
seolhȳþum (dative plural)
sīolēþa (alternative)

(plural only, poetic) waves where the seal swims


wæteryþ

wæterȳþ (canonical feminine)
wæterȳþa (nominative plural)
wæterȳþ (nominative singular)
wæterȳþe (nominative plural)
wæterȳþa (nominative plural)
wæterȳþ (accusative singular)
wæterȳþe (accusative singular)
wæterȳþe (accusative plural)
wæterȳþa (accusative plural)
wæterȳþe (genitive singular)
wæterȳþa (genitive plural)
wæterȳþe (dative singular)
wæterȳþum (dative plural)
waterȳþ (alternative)
wæterȳð (alternative)


yþung

ȳþung (canonical feminine)
ȳþunga (nominative plural)
ȳþung (nominative singular)
ȳþunga (nominative plural)
ȳþunge (nominative plural)
ȳþunge (accusative singular)
ȳþunga (accusative plural)
ȳþunge (accusative plural)
ȳþunge (genitive singular)
ȳþunga (genitive plural)
ȳþunge (dative singular)
ȳþungum (dative plural)
ȳþġuncg (alternative)
ȳþġung (alternative)
ȳðung (alternative)


yþbord

ȳþbord (canonical neuter)
ȳþbord (nominative plural)
ȳþbord (nominative singular)
ȳþbord (nominative plural)
ȳþbord (accusative singular)
ȳþbord (accusative plural)
ȳþbordes (genitive singular)
ȳþborda (genitive plural)
ȳþborde (dative singular)
ȳþbordum (dative plural)
ȳðbord (alternative)

Equivalent to ȳþ (“wave”) + bord (“shield”).


yþfaru

ȳþfaru (canonical feminine)
ȳþfara (nominative plural)
ȳþfaru (nominative singular)
ȳþfara (nominative plural)
ȳþfare (nominative plural)
ȳþfare (accusative singular)
ȳþfara (accusative plural)
ȳþfare (accusative plural)
ȳþfare (genitive singular)
ȳþfara (genitive plural)
ȳþfare (dative singular)
ȳþfarum (dative plural)
ȳðfaru (alternative)

Equivalent to ȳþ (“wave”) + faru (“passage”).


gebland

ġebland (canonical neuter)
ġebland (nominative plural)
ġebland (nominative singular)
ġebland (nominative plural)
ġebland (accusative singular)
ġebland (accusative plural)
ġeblandes (genitive singular)
ġeblanda (genitive plural)
ġeblande (dative singular)
ġeblandum (dative plural)
ġeblond (alternative)


yþgebland

head

ȳþġebland n (nominative plural ȳþġebland)

ȳþġebland (canonical neuter)
ȳþġebland (nominative plural)
ȳþġebland (nominative singular)
ȳþġebland (nominative plural)
ȳþġebland (accusative singular)
ȳþġebland (accusative plural)
ȳþġeblandes (genitive singular)
ȳþġeblanda (genitive plural)
ȳþġeblande (dative singular)
ȳþġeblandum (dative plural)
ȳþġeblond (alternative)
ȳðġebland (alternative)


yþgewinn

ȳþġewinn (canonical neuter)
ȳþġewinn (nominative plural)
ȳþġewinn (nominative singular)
ȳþġewinn (nominative plural)
ȳþġewinn (accusative singular)
ȳþġewinn (accusative plural)
ȳþġewinnes (genitive singular)
ȳþġewinna (genitive plural)
ȳþġewinne (dative singular)
ȳþġewinnum (dative plural)
ȳþġewin (alternative)
ȳðġewinn (alternative)


yþhengest

ȳþhenġest m (nominative plural ȳþhenġestas)

ȳþhenġest (canonical masculine)
ȳþhenġestas (nominative plural)
ȳþhenġest (nominative singular)
ȳþhenġestas (nominative plural)
ȳþhenġest (accusative singular)
ȳþhenġestas (accusative plural)
ȳþhenġestes (genitive singular)
ȳþhenġesta (genitive plural)
ȳþhenġeste (dative singular)
ȳþhenġestum (dative plural)
ȳþhenċġest (alternative)
ȳþhengst (alternative)
ȳðhenġest (alternative)

Equivalent to ȳþ (“wave”) + henġest (“steed”).


yþhof

ȳþhof (canonical neuter)
ȳþhof (nominative plural)
ȳþhof (nominative singular)
ȳþhofu (nominative plural)
ȳþhof (accusative singular)
ȳþhofu (accusative plural)
ȳþhofes (genitive singular)
ȳþhofa (genitive plural)
ȳþhofe (dative singular)
ȳþhofum (dative plural)
ȳðhof (alternative)

Equivalent to ȳþ (“wave”) + hof (“hall”).


yþlid

ȳþlid (canonical neuter)
ȳþlid (nominative plural)
ȳþlid (nominative singular)
ȳþlid (nominative plural)
ȳþlid (accusative singular)
ȳþlid (accusative plural)
ȳþlides (genitive singular)
ȳþlida (genitive plural)
ȳþlide (dative singular)
ȳþlidum (dative plural)
ȳðlid (alternative)


yþmearh

ȳþmearh (canonical masculine)
ȳþmēaras (nominative plural)
ȳþmearh (nominative singular)
ȳþmēaras (nominative plural)
ȳþmearh (accusative singular)
ȳþmēaras (accusative plural)
ȳþmēares (genitive singular)
ȳþmēara (genitive plural)
ȳþmēare (dative singular)
ȳþmēarum (dative plural)
ȳðmearh (alternative)

[ˈyːð.mæ͜ɑrˠx]

Equivalent to ȳþ (“wave”) + mearh (“steed”).


yþmere

ȳþmere (canonical masculine)
ȳþmeras (nominative plural)
ȳþmere (nominative singular)
ȳþmeras (nominative plural)
ȳþmere (accusative singular)
ȳþmeras (accusative plural)
ȳþmeres (genitive singular)
ȳþmera (genitive plural)
ȳþmere (dative singular)
ȳþmerum (dative plural)
ȳðmere (alternative)


woriend

wōriend (canonical masculine)
wōriend (nominative singular)
wōriend (nominative plural)
wōriende (nominative plural)
wōriendas (nominative plural)
wōriend (accusative singular)
wōriend (accusative plural)
wōriende (accusative plural)
wōriendas (accusative plural)
wōriendes (genitive singular)
wōriendra (genitive plural)
wōriende (dative singular)
wōriendum (dative plural)
wōriġend (alternative)


læfel

læfel (nominative singular)
læfelas (nominative plural)
læfel (accusative singular)
læfelas (accusative plural)
læfeles (genitive singular)
læfela (genitive plural)
læfele (dative singular)
læfelum (dative plural)
lefel (alternative)

From Proto-West Germanic *labal, from Latin lābellum.


nihtscada

nihtsċada (canonical masculine)
nihtsċada (nominative singular)
nihtsċadan (nominative plural)
nihtsċadan (accusative singular)
nihtsċadan (accusative plural)
nihtsċadan (genitive singular)
nihtsċadena (genitive plural)
nihtsċadan (dative singular)
nihtsċadum (dative plural)

alter

Middle English: nyȝtschade, nichtheschode, niȝteschede, niȝteschode, nyght shade, nyȝteschode

English: nightshade

nightshade (plant belonging to the genus Solanum)


nihtsceadu

nihtsċeadu (canonical feminine)
nihtsċeadu (nominative singular)
nihtsċeadwa (nominative plural)
nihtsċeadwe (nominative plural)
nihtsċeadwe (accusative singular)
nihtsċeadwa (accusative plural)
nihtsċeadwe (accusative plural)
nihtsċeadwe (genitive singular)
nihtsċeadwa (genitive plural)
nihtsċeadwe (dative singular)
nihtsċeadwum (dative plural)

Old English: nihtsċada

English: nightshade

From niht + sċeadu. Compare Dutch nachtschade, German Nachtschatten, and Swedish nattskatta.


liegbryne

head

līeġbryne m (nominative plural līeġbrynas)

līeġbryne (canonical masculine)
līeġbrynas (nominative plural)
līeġbryne (nominative singular)
līeġbrynas (nominative plural)
līeġbryne (accusative singular)
līeġbrynas (accusative plural)
līeġbrynes (genitive singular)
līeġbryna (genitive plural)
līeġbryne (dative singular)
līeġbrynum (dative plural)
lēġbryne (alternative)
līġbryne (alternative)


liegcwalu

līeġcwalu f (nominative plural līeġcwala)

līeġcwalu (canonical feminine)
līeġcwala (nominative plural)
līeġcwalu (nominative singular)
līeġcwala (nominative plural)
līeġcwale (nominative plural)
līeġcwale (accusative singular)
līeġcwala (accusative plural)
līeġcwale (accusative plural)
līeġcwale (genitive singular)
līeġcwala (genitive plural)
līeġcwale (dative singular)
līeġcwalum (dative plural)
lēġcwalu (alternative)
līġcwalu (alternative)


liegdraca

līeġdraca m (nominative plural līeġdracan)

līeġdraca (canonical masculine)
līeġdracan (nominative plural)
līeġdraca (nominative singular)
līeġdracan (nominative plural)
līeġdracan (accusative singular)
līeġdracan (accusative plural)
līeġdracan (genitive singular)
līeġdracena (genitive plural)
līeġdracan (dative singular)
līeġdracum (dative plural)
lēġdraca (alternative)


egesa

eġesa (canonical masculine)
eġesan (nominative plural)
eġesa (nominative singular)
eġesan (nominative plural)
eġesan (accusative singular)
eġesan (accusative plural)
eġesan (genitive singular)
eġesena (genitive plural)
eġesan (dative singular)
eġesum (dative plural)
æġsa (alternative)
eġsa (alternative)


egesa

ēgesa (canonical masculine)
ēgesan (nominative plural)
ēgesa (nominative singular)
ēgesan (nominative plural)
ēgesan (accusative singular)
ēgesan (accusative plural)
ēgesan (genitive singular)
ēgesena (genitive plural)
ēgesan (dative singular)
ēgesum (dative plural)
ēgsa (alternative)


liegegesa

līeġeġesa m (nominative plural līeġeġesan)

līeġeġesa (canonical masculine)
līeġeġesan (nominative plural)
līeġeġesa (nominative singular)
līeġeġesan (nominative plural)
līeġeġesan (accusative singular)
līeġeġesan (accusative plural)
līeġeġesan (genitive singular)
līeġeġesena (genitive plural)
līeġeġesan (dative singular)
līeġeġesum (dative plural)
lēġeġesa (alternative)
līġeġesa (alternative)


liegfyr

līeġfȳr (canonical neuter)
līeġfȳr (nominative plural)
līeġfȳr (nominative singular)
līeġfȳr (nominative plural)
līeġfȳr (accusative singular)
līeġfȳr (accusative plural)
līeġfȳres (genitive singular)
līeġfȳra (genitive plural)
līeġfȳre (dative singular)
līeġfȳrum (dative plural)
lēġfȳr (alternative)
līġfȳr (alternative)


ræscettung

ræsċettung f (nominative plural ræsċettunga)

ræsċettung (canonical feminine)
ræsċettunga (nominative plural)
ræsċettung (nominative singular)
ræsċettunga (nominative plural)
ræsċettunge (nominative plural)
ræsċettunge (accusative singular)
ræsċettunga (accusative plural)
ræsċettunge (accusative plural)
ræsċettunge (genitive singular)
ræsċettunga (genitive plural)
ræsċettunge (dative singular)
ræsċettungum (dative plural)
ræsċetung (alternative)


liegræscettung

līeġræsċettung f (nominative plural līeġræsċettunga)

līeġræsċettung (canonical feminine)
līeġræsċettunga (nominative plural)
līeġræsċettung (nominative singular)
līeġræsċettunga (nominative plural)
līeġræsċettunge (nominative plural)
līeġræsċettunge (accusative singular)
līeġræsċettunga (accusative plural)
līeġræsċettunge (accusative plural)
līeġræsċettunge (genitive singular)
līeġræsċettunga (genitive plural)
līeġræsċettunge (dative singular)
līeġræsċettungum (dative plural)
līġræsċetung (alternative)
līġresċetung (alternative)
lȳġhræsċetung (alternative)


liegræsc

līeġræsċ m (nominative plural līeġræsċas)

līeġræsċ (canonical masculine)
līeġræsċas (nominative plural)
līeġræsċ (nominative singular)
līeġræsċas (nominative plural)
līeġræsċ (accusative singular)
līeġræsċas (accusative plural)
līeġræsċes (genitive singular)
līeġræsċa (genitive plural)
līeġræsċe (dative singular)
līeġræsċum (dative plural)
līġræsċ (alternative)
līġhræsċ (alternative)


liegþracu

līeġþracu f (nominative plural līeġþraca)

līeġþracu (canonical feminine)
līeġþraca (nominative plural)
līeġþracu (nominative singular)
līeġþraca (nominative plural)
līeġþrace (nominative plural)
līeġþrace (accusative singular)
līeġþraca (accusative plural)
līeġþrace (accusative plural)
līeġþrace (genitive singular)
līeġþraca (genitive plural)
līeġþrace (dative singular)
līeġþracum (dative plural)
līeġþræc (alternative)
līġþracu (alternative)


eorþæppel

eorþæppel m (nominative plural eorþæppla)

eorþæppla (nominative plural)
eorþæppel (nominative singular)
eorþæpplas (nominative plural)
eorþæppel (accusative singular)
eorþæpplas (accusative plural)
eorþæpples (genitive singular)
eorþæppla (genitive plural)
eorþæpple (dative singular)
eorþæpplum (dative plural)

Middle English: *erth-appel

English: earthapple

From Proto-West Germanic *erþapplu. Equivalent to eorþe (“dirt, ground”) + æppel (“apple”).


adlieg

ādlīeġ (canonical masculine)
ādlīeġas (nominative plural)
ādlīeġ (nominative singular)
ādlīeġas (nominative plural)
ādlīeġ (accusative singular)
ādlīeġas (accusative plural)
ādlīeġes (genitive singular)
ādlīeġa (genitive plural)
ādlīeġe (dative singular)
ādlīeġum (dative plural)
ādlēġ (alternative)
ādlīġ (alternative)


deaþlieg

head

dēaþlīeġ m (nominative plural dēaþlīeġas)

dēaþlīeġ (canonical masculine)
dēaþlīeġas (nominative plural)
dēaþlīeġ (nominative singular)
dēaþlīeġas (nominative plural)
dēaþlīeġ (accusative singular)
dēaþlīeġas (accusative plural)
dēaþlīeġes (genitive singular)
dēaþlīeġa (genitive plural)
dēaþlīeġe (dative singular)
dēaþlīeġum (dative plural)
dēaþlēġ (alternative)

/ˈdæ͜ɑːθˌli͜yːj/

[ˈdæ͜ɑːðˌli͜yːj]


liegyþ

līeġȳþ (canonical feminine)
līeġȳþ (nominative singular)
līeġȳþe (nominative plural)
līeġȳþa (nominative plural)
līeġȳþ (accusative singular)
līeġȳþe (accusative singular)
līeġȳþe (accusative plural)
līeġȳþa (accusative plural)
līeġȳþe (genitive singular)
līeġȳþa (genitive plural)
līeġȳþe (dative singular)
līeġȳþum (dative plural)
līġȳþ (alternative)

ang-decl-noun

līeġȳþ,līeġȳþe

līeġȳþe,līeġȳþa

līeġȳþe,līeġȳþa


ligetræsc

head

līġetræsċ m (nominative plural līġetræsċas)

līġetræsċ (canonical masculine)
līġetræsċas (nominative plural)
līġetræsċ (nominative singular)
līġetræsċas (nominative plural)
līġetræsċ (accusative singular)
līġetræsċas (accusative plural)
līġetræsċes (genitive singular)
līġetræsċa (genitive plural)
līġetræsċe (dative singular)
līġetræsċum (dative plural)


ligetsliht

līġetsliht (canonical feminine)
līġetsliht (nominative singular)
līġetslihtas (nominative plural)
līġetsliht (accusative singular)
līġetslihtas (accusative plural)
līġetslihtes (genitive singular)
līġetslihta (genitive plural)
līġetslihte (dative singular)
līġetslihtum (dative plural)


sutere

sūtere (canonical masculine)
sūtere (nominative singular)
sūteras (nominative plural)
sūtere (accusative singular)
sūteras (accusative plural)
sūteres (genitive singular)
sūtera (genitive plural)
sūtere (dative singular)
sūterum (dative plural)

desctree

Middle English: soutere, sotter, sotur, souter, soutre, sowtar, sowtare, sowter, sowtere, sutare, suter, sutere, sutter, zoutere (Kent)
English: souter
Scots: souter, sutter

→ Old Norse: sútari

Old Swedish: sūtare

→ Finnish: suutari


flering

flēring (canonical feminine)
flēring (nominative singular)
flēringa (nominative plural)
flēringe (nominative plural)
flēringe (accusative singular)
flēringa (accusative plural)
flēringe (accusative plural)
flēringe (genitive singular)
flēringa (genitive plural)
flēringe (dative singular)
flēringum (dative plural)
flœ̄ring (alternative)


upflering

upflēring (canonical feminine)
upflēring (nominative singular)
upflēringa (nominative plural)
upflēringe (nominative plural)
upflēringe (accusative singular)
upflēringa (accusative plural)
upflēringe (accusative plural)
upflēringe (genitive singular)
upflēringa (genitive plural)
upflēringe (dative singular)
upflēringum (dative plural)
upflœ̄ring (alternative)
ūpflœ̄ring (alternative)
ūpflēring (alternative)

Middle English: upflering, upfleringe


geteorung

head

ġetēorung f (nominative plural ġetēorunga)

ġetēorung (canonical feminine)
ġetēorunga (nominative plural)
ġetēorung (nominative singular)
ġetēorunga (nominative plural)
ġetēorunge (nominative plural)
ġetēorunge (accusative singular)
ġetēorunga (accusative plural)
ġetēorunge (accusative plural)
ġetēorunge (genitive singular)
ġetēorunga (genitive plural)
ġetēorunge (dative singular)
ġetēorungum (dative plural)
ġetēoriġan (alternative)
ġetēoriġean (alternative)
ġetīorian (alternative)
ġetȳrian (alternative)

failing, fainting, languishing, weariness


geteorodnes

ġetēorodnes f (nominative plural ġetēorodnessa)

ġetēorodnes (canonical feminine)
ġetēorodnessa (nominative plural)
ġetēorodnes (nominative singular)
ġetēorodnessa (nominative plural)
ġetēorodnesse (nominative plural)
ġetēorodnesse (accusative singular)
ġetēorodnessa (accusative plural)
ġetēorodnesse (accusative plural)
ġetēorodnesse (genitive singular)
ġetēorodnessa (genitive plural)
ġetēorodnesse (dative singular)
ġetēorodnessum (dative plural)
ġetīorodnes (alternative)
ġetȳrodnes (alternative)


ciricbelle

ċiriċbelle f (nominative plural ċiriċbellan)

ċiriċbelle (canonical feminine)
ċiriċbellan (nominative plural)
ċiriċbelle (nominative singular)
ċiriċbellan (nominative plural)
ċiriċbellan (accusative singular)
ċiriċbellan (accusative plural)
ċiriċbellan (genitive singular)
ċiriċbellena (genitive plural)
ċiriċbellan (dative singular)
ċiriċbellum (dative plural)
ċirċbelle (alternative)
ċyrċbelle (alternative)
ċyriċbelle (alternative)


cirichyll

ċiriċhyll m or f (nominative plural ċiriċhyllas or ċiriċhylle)

ċiriċhyll (canonical feminine masculine)
ċiriċhyllas (nominative plural)
ċiriċhylle (nominative plural)
ċiriċhyll (nominative singular)
ċiriċhyllas (nominative plural)
ċiriċhyll (accusative singular)
ċiriċhyllas (accusative plural)
ċiriċhylles (genitive singular)
ċiriċhylla (genitive plural)
ċiriċhylle (dative singular)
ċiriċhyllum (dative plural)
ċiriċhyll (nominative singular)
ċiriċhylla (nominative plural)
ċiriċhylle (nominative plural)
ċiriċhylle (accusative singular)
ċiriċhylla (accusative plural)
ċiriċhylle (accusative plural)
ċiriċhylle (genitive singular)
ċiriċhylla (genitive plural)
ċiriċhylle (dative singular)
ċiriċhyllum (dative plural)
ċirċhyll (alternative)
ċyrċhyll (alternative)
ċyriċhyll (alternative)

English: Churchill


ciricsang

ċiriċsang m (nominative plural ċiriċsangas)

ċiriċsang (canonical masculine)
ċiriċsangas (nominative plural)
ċiriċsang (nominative singular)
ċiriċsangas (nominative plural)
ċiriċsang (accusative singular)
ċiriċsangas (accusative plural)
ċiriċsanges (genitive singular)
ċiriċsanga (genitive plural)
ċiriċsange (dative singular)
ċiriċsangum (dative plural)
ċirċsang (alternative)
ċyrċsang (alternative)
ċyriċsang (alternative)

[ˈt͡ʃi.rit͡ʃˌsɑŋɡ]


gyrnstæf

gyrnstæf (nominative singular)
gyrnstafas (nominative plural)
gyrnstæf (accusative singular)
gyrnstafas (accusative plural)
gyrnstæfes (genitive singular)
gyrnstafa (genitive plural)
gyrnstæfe (dative singular)
gyrnstafum (dative plural)


ciricæwe

ċiriċǣwe (canonical neuter)
ċiriċǣwe (nominative plural)
ċiriċǣwe (nominative singular)
ċiriċǣwe (nominative plural)
ċiriċǣwe (accusative singular)
ċiriċǣwe (accusative plural)
ċiriċǣwes (genitive singular)
ċiriċǣwa (genitive plural)
ċiriċǣwe (dative singular)
ċiriċǣwum (dative plural)
ċirċǣwe (alternative)
ċyrċǣwe (alternative)
ċyriċǣwe (alternative)


ciricboc

ċiriċbōc (canonical feminine)
ċiriċbēċ (nominative plural)
ċiriċbōc (nominative singular)
ċiriċbēċ (nominative plural)
ċiriċbōc (accusative singular)
ċiriċbēċ (accusative plural)
ċiriċbēċ (genitive singular)
ċiriċbōce (genitive singular)
ċiriċbōca (genitive plural)
ċiriċbēċ (dative singular)
ċiriċbōcum (dative plural)
ċirċbōc (alternative)
ċyrċbōc (alternative)
ċyriċbōc (alternative)


ciricbot

ċiriċbōt f (nominative plural ċiriċbōte)

ċiriċbōt (canonical feminine)
ċiriċbōte (nominative plural)
ċiriċbōt (nominative singular)
ċiriċbōta (nominative plural)
ċiriċbōte (nominative plural)
ċiriċbōte (accusative singular)
ċiriċbōta (accusative plural)
ċiriċbōte (accusative plural)
ċiriċbōte (genitive singular)
ċiriċbōta (genitive plural)
ċiriċbōte (dative singular)
ċiriċbōtum (dative plural)
ċirċbōt (alternative)
ċyrċbōt (alternative)
ċyriċbōt (alternative)


ciricbryce

ċiriċbryċe m (nominative plural ċiriċbryċas)

ċiriċbryċe (canonical masculine)
ċiriċbryċas (nominative plural)
ċiriċbryċe (nominative singular)
ċiriċbryċas (nominative plural)
ċiriċbryċe (accusative singular)
ċiriċbryċas (accusative plural)
ċiriċbryċes (genitive singular)
ċiriċbryċa (genitive plural)
ċiriċbryċe (dative singular)
ċiriċbryċum (dative plural)
ċirċbryċe (alternative)
ċyrċbryċe (alternative)
ċyriċbryċe (alternative)


ciricdor

ċiriċdōr (canonical neuter)
ċiriċdōr (nominative singular)
ċiriċdōru (nominative plural)
ċiriċdōr (accusative singular)
ċiriċdōru (accusative plural)
ċiriċdōres (genitive singular)
ċiriċdōra (genitive plural)
ċiriċdōre (dative singular)
ċiriċdōrum (dative plural)
ċirċdōr (alternative)
ċyrċdōr (alternative)
ċyriċdōr (alternative)


ciricend

ċiriċend (canonical masculine)
ċiriċend (nominative singular)
ċiriċend (nominative plural)
ċiriċende (nominative plural)
ċiriċendas (nominative plural)
ċiriċend (accusative singular)
ċiriċend (accusative plural)
ċiriċende (accusative plural)
ċiriċendas (accusative plural)
ċiriċendes (genitive singular)
ċiriċendra (genitive plural)
ċiriċende (dative singular)
ċiriċendum (dative plural)
ċirċend (alternative)
ċyrċend (alternative)
ċyriċend (alternative)


ciricfriþ

ċiriċfriþ n (nominative plural ċiriċfriþu)

ċiriċfriþ (canonical neuter)
ċiriċfriþu (nominative plural)
ċiriċfriþ (nominative singular)
ċiriċfriþu (nominative plural)
ċiriċfriþ (accusative singular)
ċiriċfriþu (accusative plural)
ċiriċfriþes (genitive singular)
ċiriċfriþa (genitive plural)
ċiriċfriþe (dative singular)
ċiriċfriþum (dative plural)
ċirċfriþ (alternative)
ċyrċfriþ (alternative)
ċyriċfriþ (alternative)


ciricfultum

ċiriċfultum m (nominative plural ċiriċfultumas)

ċiriċfultum (canonical masculine)
ċiriċfultumas (nominative plural)
ċiriċfultum (nominative singular)
ċiriċfultumas (nominative plural)
ċiriċfultum (accusative singular)
ċiriċfultumas (accusative plural)
ċiriċfultumes (genitive singular)
ċiriċfultuma (genitive plural)
ċiriċfultume (dative singular)
ċiriċfultumum (dative plural)
ċirċfultum (alternative)
ċyrċfultum (alternative)
ċyriċfultum (alternative)


ciricgang

ċiriċgang m (nominative plural ċiriċgangas)

ċiriċgang (canonical masculine)
ċiriċgangas (nominative plural)
ċiriċgang (nominative singular)
ċiriċgangas (nominative plural)
ċiriċgang (accusative singular)
ċiriċgangas (accusative plural)
ċiriċganges (genitive singular)
ċiriċganga (genitive plural)
ċiriċgange (dative singular)
ċiriċgangum (dative plural)
ċirċgang (alternative)
ċyrċgang (alternative)
ċyriċgang (alternative)

/ˈt͡ʃi.rit͡ʃˌɡɑnɡ/

[ˈt͡ʃi.rit͡ʃˌɡɑŋɡ]


ciricgemana

ċiriċġemāna m (nominative plural ċiriċġemānan)

ċiriċġemāna (canonical masculine)
ċiriċġemānan (nominative plural)
ċiriċġemāna (nominative singular)
ċiriċġemānan (nominative plural)
ċiriċġemānan (accusative singular)
ċiriċġemānan (accusative plural)
ċiriċġemānan (genitive singular)
ċiriċġemānena (genitive plural)
ċiriċġemānan (dative singular)
ċiriċġemānum (dative plural)
ċirċġemāna (alternative)
ċyrċġemāna (alternative)
ċyriċġemāna (alternative)

church-communion, membership of a church


ciricgeriht

ċiriċġeriht n (nominative plural ċiriċġerihtu)

ċiriċġeriht (canonical neuter)
ċiriċġerihtu (nominative plural)
ċiriċġeriht (nominative singular)
ċiriċġerihtu (nominative plural)
ċiriċġeriht (accusative singular)
ċiriċġerihtu (accusative plural)
ċiriċġerihtes (genitive singular)
ċiriċġerihta (genitive plural)
ċiriċġerihte (dative singular)
ċiriċġerihtum (dative plural)
ċirċġeriht (alternative)
ċyrċġeriht (alternative)
ċyriċġeriht (alternative)


ciricgriþ

ċiriċgriþ n (nominative plural ċiriċgriþu)

ċiriċgriþ (canonical neuter)
ċiriċgriþu (nominative plural)
ċiriċgriþ (nominative singular)
ċiriċgriþu (nominative plural)
ċiriċgriþ (accusative singular)
ċiriċgriþu (accusative plural)
ċiriċgriþes (genitive singular)
ċiriċgriþa (genitive plural)
ċiriċgriþe (dative singular)
ċiriċgriþum (dative plural)
ċirċgriþ (alternative)
ċyrċgriþ (alternative)
ċyriċgriþ (alternative)


cirichad

ċiriċhād m (nominative plural ċiriċhādas)

ċiriċhād (canonical masculine)
ċiriċhādas (nominative plural)
ċiriċhād (nominative singular)
ċiriċhādas (nominative plural)
ċiriċhād (accusative singular)
ċiriċhādas (accusative plural)
ċiriċhādes (genitive singular)
ċiriċhāda (genitive plural)
ċiriċhāde (dative singular)
ċiriċhādum (dative plural)
ċirċhād (alternative)
ċyrċhād (alternative)
ċyriċhād (alternative)

holy order, order of the church, church-degree


cirichalgung

ċiriċhālgung f (nominative plural ċiriċhālgunga)

ċiriċhālgung (canonical feminine)
ċiriċhālgunga (nominative plural)
ċiriċhālgung (nominative singular)
ċiriċhālgunga (nominative plural)
ċiriċhālgunge (nominative plural)
ċiriċhālgunge (accusative singular)
ċiriċhālgunga (accusative plural)
ċiriċhālgunge (accusative plural)
ċiriċhālgunge (genitive singular)
ċiriċhālgunga (genitive plural)
ċiriċhālgunge (dative singular)
ċiriċhālgungum (dative plural)
ċirċhālgung (alternative)
ċyrċhālgung (alternative)
ċyriċhālgung (alternative)

[ˈt͡ʃi.rit͡ʃˌhɑːɫ.ɣuŋɡ]


cirichata

ċiriċhata m (nominative plural ċiriċhatan)

ċiriċhata (canonical masculine)
ċiriċhatan (nominative plural)
ċiriċhata (nominative singular)
ċiriċhatan (nominative plural)
ċiriċhatan (accusative singular)
ċiriċhatan (accusative plural)
ċiriċhatan (genitive singular)
ċiriċhatena (genitive plural)
ċiriċhatan (dative singular)
ċiriċhatum (dative plural)
ċirċhata (alternative)
ċyrċhata (alternative)
ċyriċhata (alternative)


ciricland

ċiriċland n (nominative plural ċiriċland)

ċiriċland (canonical neuter)
ċiriċland (nominative plural)
ċiriċland (nominative singular)
ċiriċland (nominative plural)
ċiriċland (accusative singular)
ċiriċland (accusative plural)
ċiriċlandes (genitive singular)
ċiriċlanda (genitive plural)
ċiriċlande (dative singular)
ċiriċlandum (dative plural)
ċirċland (alternative)
ċiriċlond (alternative)
ċyrċland (alternative)
ċyriċland (alternative)


mærsung

mǣrsung (canonical feminine)
mǣrsunga (nominative plural)
mǣrsung (nominative singular)
mǣrsunga (nominative plural)
mǣrsunge (nominative plural)
mǣrsunge (accusative singular)
mǣrsunga (accusative plural)
mǣrsunge (accusative plural)
mǣrsunge (genitive singular)
mǣrsunga (genitive plural)
mǣrsunge (dative singular)
mǣrsungum (dative plural)
mērsung (alternative)

greatness, magnificence, excellence, honor, favor


ciricmærsung

ċiriċmǣrsung f (nominative plural ċiriċmǣrsunga)

ċiriċmǣrsung (canonical feminine)
ċiriċmǣrsunga (nominative plural)
ċiriċmǣrsung (nominative singular)
ċiriċmǣrsunga (nominative plural)
ċiriċmǣrsunge (nominative plural)
ċiriċmǣrsunge (accusative singular)
ċiriċmǣrsunga (accusative plural)
ċiriċmǣrsunge (accusative plural)
ċiriċmǣrsunge (genitive singular)
ċiriċmǣrsunga (genitive plural)
ċiriċmǣrsunge (dative singular)
ċiriċmǣrsungum (dative plural)
ċirċmǣrsung (alternative)
ċiriċmērsung (alternative)
ċyrċmǣrsung (alternative)
ċyriċmǣrsung (alternative)


swefniend

swefniend (nominative singular)
swefniend (nominative plural)
swefniende (nominative plural)
swefniendas (nominative plural)
swefniend (accusative singular)
swefniend (accusative plural)
swefniende (accusative plural)
swefniendas (accusative plural)
swefniendes (genitive singular)
swefniendra (genitive plural)
swefniende (dative singular)
swefniendum (dative plural)
swefniġend (alternative)

late 10th century, Ælfric, the Old English Hexateuch, Genesis 37:19

They said to each other, "Here comes the dreamer."

Hīe cwǣdon him betweonum, "Hēr gǣþ sē swefniend."


miercels

mierċels (canonical masculine)
mierċels (nominative singular)
mierċelsas (nominative plural)
mierċels (accusative singular)
mierċelsas (accusative plural)
mierċelses (genitive singular)
mierċelsa (genitive plural)
mierċelse (dative singular)
mierċelsum (dative plural)
merċels (alternative Anglian)
myrċels (alternative Late-West-Saxon)


swegcræft

swēġcræft (canonical masculine)
swēġcræft (nominative singular)
swēġcræftas (nominative plural)
swēġcræft (accusative singular)
swēġcræftas (accusative plural)
swēġcræftes (genitive singular)
swēġcræfta (genitive plural)
swēġcræfte (dative singular)
swēġcræftum (dative plural)


wyndecræft

wyndecræft (nominative singular)
wyndecræftas (nominative plural)
wyndecræft (accusative singular)
wyndecræftas (accusative plural)
wyndecræftes (genitive singular)
wyndecræfta (genitive plural)
wyndecræfte (dative singular)
wyndecræftum (dative plural)


flitcræft

flitcræft (nominative singular)
flitcræftas (nominative plural)
flitcræft (accusative singular)
flitcræftas (accusative plural)
flitcræftes (genitive singular)
flitcræfta (genitive plural)
flitcræfte (dative singular)
flitcræftum (dative plural)

Since -cræft seems to be appended to nouns in all other cases, probably from flit + -cræft. However, derivation from the verb flītan is possible.


ciricbræc

ċiriċbrǣċ f (nominative plural ċiriċbrǣċa)

ċiriċbrǣċ (canonical feminine)
ċiriċbrǣċa (nominative plural)
ċiriċbrǣċ (nominative singular)
ċiriċbrǣċa (nominative plural)
ċiriċbrǣċe (nominative plural)
ċiriċbrǣċe (accusative singular)
ċiriċbrǣċa (accusative plural)
ċiriċbrǣċe (accusative plural)
ċiriċbrǣċe (genitive singular)
ċiriċbrǣċa (genitive plural)
ċiriċbrǣċe (dative singular)
ċiriċbrǣċum (dative plural)
ċirċbrǣċ (alternative)
ċyrċbrǣċ (alternative)
ċyriċbrǣċ (alternative)