lá [] interj
lo!, behold!, oh!, ah!; ~ léof
O Lord!, O sir!; indeed, verily; hwæt ~ what!; wá ~ wá
alas!
label see læfel
laber see lǽfer
lác [] n
(-es/-), f
(-e/-a) play, sport; 2 strife, battle; sacrifice, offering;
gift,
present; booty; 2 message
lácan [] sv/t7
3rd
pres lǽcð past
leolc/on, léc/on ptp gelácen to
move up and down, leap, jump,
swing, fly; play (instrument); play upon, delude; 2 fight,
contend
lácdǽd [] f
(-e/-e) munificence
lacen? [] f
(-e/-a) a cloak [Ger. laken?]
lácfæsten [] n
(-nes/-nu) the offering
of a fast
lácgeofa [] m
(-n/-n) generous giver
lácnian1 [] wv/t2
to heal, cure,
treat, look after; foment, dress (a wound)
lácnigendlic [] adj
surgical
lácnimende [] adj
only in béon ~
munerari
lácnung [] f
(-e/-a) healing, cure;
medicament, remedy
lácnestre
[]
f (-an/-an) physician
lácsang [] m
(-es/-as) offertory
hymn
lactuc [] m
(-es/-as) lettuce [L]
lactuce [] m
see lactuc
lactuca [] f
see lactuc
lacu [] f
(-e/-a) stream; pool,
pond
lád [] 1.
f (-e/-a)
course, journey; 1 way, street, waterway; leading,
carrying;
maintenance, support; 2. f (-e/-a) clearing from blame
or
accusation, purgation, exculpation
ladan see hladan
ládian1 [] wv/t2
to exculpate
oneself; let off, excuse
ládiendlic [] adj
excusable
ládmann [] m
(-es/-menn) leader,
guide
ládrinc? [] m
(-es/-as) conductor, escort
ládrincman [] m
(-es/-menn) conductor,
escort
ladsar see laser
ládscipe [] m
(-es/-as) leadership
ládtéow see láttéow
ládðéow see láttéow
ládung [] f
(-e/-a) exculpation,
excuse, defense, apology
láf [] f
(-e/-a) what is left,
remnant, legacy, relic, remains, rest; relict, widow; tó ~e
alone; tó
~e béon to remain over; wǽpna/daroða
~ survivors of battle; hamora
~a results of forging,
swords
láferce see láwerce
lafian1 [] wv/t2
to pour water on,
wash, lave, bathe; ladle out
lafor [] m
(-es/-as) leopard
lag- see
lah-
laga see lund~
laga
[] m (-n/-n) law
lage-
see lagu-
lagen
ptp of léan 2
lagian1
[] wv/t2 to
ordain
lago-
see lagu-
lagol
see ǽ~
lágon
see lǽgon, pret
pl of licgan
lagu
[] 1. f
(-e/-a) law, ordinance, rule, regulation; right, legal privilege;
district
governed by the same laws; 2. m (-a/-a) sea, flood,
water, ocean;
name of rune for L
lagucræftig
[] adj skilled
in seafaring
lagufæsten2
[] n (-es/-)
sea, ocean
lagufæðm
[] m (-es/-as)
enveloping waves
laguflód
[] m (-es/-as)
wave, stream, waters, flood, sea, ocean
lagulád2
[] f (-e/-a)
water-way, sea
lagumearg
[] m (-es/-as)
sea-horse, ship
lagusíð2
[] m (-es/-as)
sea-journey
lagustrǽt
[] f (-e/-a)
sea-path
lagustréam2
[] m (-es/-as)
water, sea, ocean
laguswimmend
[] m (-es/-)
swimming in the sea
láh
[] past 3rd
sing of léon
lah-
see lag-
lahbreca
[] m (-n/-n)
law-breaker, impious man
lahbrecende
[] adj impious,
profane
lahbryce
[] m (-es/-as)
breach of the law
lahcéap
[] m (-es/-as)
money paid (by an outlaw) for restitution of legal rights
lahcóp
[] m (-es/-as)
money paid (by an outlaw) for restitution of legal rights
lahgewrit
[] n (-es/-u) rule
lahlic
[] adj lawful,
legal; adv ~líce
lahmann
[] m (-es/-menn)
an official declarer of the law
lámen
see lǽmen
lahriht
[] n (-es/-) legal right
lahslitt
[] f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) fine for breach of the (Danish)
law
lahslite
[] m (-es/-as) fine for breach of the (Danish) law
lahwita
[] m (-n/-n)
lawyer
lám
[] n (-es/-) loom, clay, earth
lama
[] wk adj crippled, lame, paralytic, weak; m (-n/-n)
crippled,
lame, paralytic, weak
lamb
[] n (-es/-ru) lamb
lambyrd
[] f (-e/-a) imperfect birth
lámfæt2
[] n (-es/-fatu) vessel of clay (the body)
lamp
[] 1. past 3rd
sing of limpan; 2. see lamb
lamrede
[] f (-an/-an) lamprey [L]
lámpytt
[] m (-es/-as) loam pit
lámsceall
[] ?
(-?/-?) tile
lámséað
[] m (-a/-a) loam pit
lámwyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) potter
lán
see lǽn
lanan
inflected cases of lanu
land [] n
(-es/-) earth, land,
soil; territory, realm, province, district; landed property; country
(not
town); ridge in a ploughed field; ǽhte ~ landed
property; gelǽtan
néah ~ approach
the shore?; wéste
~ waste land, desert
landádl see hlandádl?
landágend []
m (-es/-) native
landágende
[] adj owning land
landbegenga
[] m (-n/-n) husbandman, peasant
landbegengnes
[] f (-se/-sa) habitation
landbigong
[] m (-es/-as) dwelling in a country
landbóc
[] f
(-béc/-béc) land-book, written grant of land
landbrǽce
[]
m (-es/-as) first ploughing (after land has lain fallow)
landbúend
[]
1. m (-es/-), f (-e/-a) inhabitant, native;
husbandman; 2.
f (-e/-a) colony
landbúende
[] adj dwelling on the land
landbúnes [] f (-se/-sa)
colony, settlement
landcéap
[] m
(-es/-as) fine paid to the lord on the alienation of land
landcóp
[] m
(-es/-as) fine paid to the lord on the alienation of land
landcofa
[] m
(-n/-n) land, district
landefn
[] n
(-es/-) the resources of the land, measure or proportion of land
landefne
[] n
(-es/-u) the resources of the land, measure or proportion of land
landesmann see landmann
landfæsten
[] n (-nes/-nu) natural fortress
landfeoh
[] n
(-féos/-) recognitory rent for land
landfolc [] n
(-es/-) land-folk, natives
landfruma
[]
m (-n/-n) ruler, prince
landfyrd
[] f
(-e/-a) army
landfyrding
[] f (-e/-a) military operations on land
landgafol
[]
n (-gafles/-) land-tax, tribute
landgehwerf
[] n (-es/-) exchange of land
landgemaca
[] m (-n/-n) neighbor
landgemǽre
[] n (-es/-u) boundary, limit, frontier
landgemirce
[] n (-es/-u) boundary, limit, frontier
landgesceaft
[] f (-e/-a) earthly creature
landgeweorc
[] n (-es/-) fortified place
landgewyrpe
[] n (-es/-u) heap of earth?
landhæbbende
[] adj owning or ruling land
landhæfen
[]
f (-ne/-na) real property
landhere
[] m
(-es/-as) native force; land force (as opposed to naval force)
landhláford
[] m (-es/-as) lord of a country, lord of a manor, landlord
landhredding
[] f (-e/-a) redemption of land
landlagu
[] f
(-e/-a) local law
landléas
[] adj
not owning land
landléod
[] m
(-es/-e) inhabitant of a country, native [pl also –a, -an]
landlyre
[] m
(-es/-as) loss of territory
landmann
[] m
(-es/-menn) inhabitant of a country, native
landmearc
[]
n (-es/-) boundary
landmearca
[] m (-n/-n) land, country
landopenung
[] f (-e/-a) first ploughing of land
landrǽden see ealdlandrǽden
landrest
[] f
(-e/-a) grave
landríca
[] m
(-n/-n) landed proprietor
landríce
[] n
(-es/-u) territory
landriht
[] n
(-es/-) land right, right to own or occupy land or connected with its
occupation; that which is due from land or estates
landscearu
[] f (-e/-a) tract of land, province, country; boundary,
landmark
landscipe
[]
m (-es/-as) region
landscoru see landscearu
landséta
[] m
(-n/-n) settler [sǽta]
landseten
[]
f (-e/-a) occupation of land; occupied land, estate
landseðla
[]
m (-n/-n) occupier of land
landsidu
[] m
(-a/-a) custom of a country
landsittende
[] adj occupying land
landsócn2
[] f (-e/-a) search for land to settle on
landspéd [] f
(-e/-e) landed property
landspédig
[] adj rich in land
landsplott
[] m (-es/-as) plot of land
landstede
[]
m (-es/-as) region
landstycce
[] n(-es/-as) small plot of ground
landwaru [] f (-e/-a)
inhabitants, population
landweard
[]
m (-es/-as) coast-warden
landwela
[] m
(-n/-n) earthly possessions
lane see lanu
lang [] adj
long, tall; lasting (cmp
lengra, spl longest)
Langafrígedæg
[] m (-es/-dagas) Good Friday
langað see langoð
langbolster
[] m (-bolstres/-bolstras), n (-bolstres/-) feather-bed
lange [] adv
long, a long time (cmp
leng/lenge, spl lengest)
langfǽre
[] adj
lasting, protracted
langférnes
[] f (-se/-sa) length, long duration
langfirst
[]
m (-es/-as) long space of time
langgestréon
[] n (-es/-) old store of wealth
langian
[] wv/t2
1. impersonal w.a. person to long for, yearn after,
grieve for,
be pained; lengthen, grow longer; summon; 2. to belong
langieldu
[]
f (-e/-a) advanced age
langlíce
[] adv
for a long time, long, at length
langlíf
[] adj
long-lived
langlífe
[] adj
long-lived
langmód [] adj constant,
patient; adv ~líce
langmódig
[]
adj long-suffering
langmódlíce
[] adv patiently
langmódnes [] f (-se/-sa)
long-suffering
langnes [] f (-se/-sa) length
langoð2 [] m (-es/-as)
longing, discontent
langsceaft
[] adj having a long shaft
langscip [] n
(-es/-u) man of war
langstrang
[] adj long-suffering, patient
langsum [] adj
long, lasting,
tedious, protracted
langsumlic [] adj
tedious; adv ~líce
long; patiently
langsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) length;
patience
langswéorod [] adj
long-necked
langtog [] adj
prolix [cmp lengtogra, spl
lengtogest]
langtwidig [] adj
lasting, assured
langung [] f
(-e/-a) longing;
weariness, sadness, dejection; delay [langian]
langunghwíl [] f
(-e/-a) time of
weariness
langweb [] n
(-bes/-) warp (in
weaving)
langwege [] adv
peregre
langwyrpe [] adj
oblong
lánland see lǽnland
lann1
[] f (-e/-a) chain, fetter
lanu
[] f
(-e/-a) lane, street
lapian
[] wv/t2
to lap up, drink
lappa see læppa
lár
[] f
(-e/-a) lore, learning, science, art of teaching, preaching, doctrine;
study;
precept, exhortation, advice, instigation; history, story; cunning
lárbóc
[] f
(-béc/-béc) book containing instruction (used of St. Paul’s Epistles,
and
Bede’s Works)
lárbodung
[]
f (-e/-a) teaching, preaching
lárbysn
[] f
(-e/-a) example
lárcniht
[] m
(-es/-as) disciple
lárcræft
[] m
(-es/-as) knowledge; erudition
lárcwide2
[] m (-es/-as) teaching, precept
lárdóm
[] m
(-es/-as) teaching, instruction
láréow
[] m
(-es/-as) teacher, master, preacher [also as lárow, láruw, láruwa]
láréowdóm
[]
m (-es/-as) function of teacher, instruction; ecclesiastical
authority
láréowlic
[]
adj like a teacher
láréowsetl
[] n (-es/-) teacher’s seat, pulpit
láréwes see láréowes,
gen sing of
láréow
lárfæsten []
n (-nes/-nu) prescribed fast
lárhlystend
[] m (-es/-) catechumen
lárhús [] n
(-es/-) school
lárléast
[] f
(-e/-a) want of instruction, ignorance
lárlic
[] adj
of or conducive to learning, instructive; learned; doctrinal;
persuasive; betwux
~um gefylcum amongst soldiers in training
lársmið2
[] m (-es/-smeoðas) teacher, counselor
lárspell
[] n
(-es/-) homily, treatise
lársum
[] adj
teachable
lárswice
[] m
(-es/-as) trickery
lárþéaw see láréow
lárþéow see láréow
lárþegn
[] m
(-es/-as) teacher
láruw(a)
see láreow
lárwita
[] m
(-n/-n) learned man
láser
[] m?
(lásres/lásras) weed, tare
lást
[] m
(-es/-as) sole of foot; spoor, footprint, track, trace; gait, step; on
~(e)
behind, after, in pursuit of; on ~ lecgan to follow; ~as
lecgan
to go, journey; ~ weardian keep
the track of,
follow closely
lást1
[] n (-es/-) accomplishment, observance; duty, due,
obligation, vow
lástweard
[]
m (-es/-as) successor, heir, follower; pursuer
lástword
[] n
(-es/-) fame after death
lasur see laser
lat- see
læt-
lát see lád
lata
[] m
(-n/-n) slow person
late
[] adv
late; slowly; at last; lately [cmp lator, spl latost]
latemest see lætemest
2
látéow see láttéow
latian1
[] wv/t2 to be slow, indolent; linger, delay, hesitate
latimer
[] m
(-es/-as) interpreter
lator
[] adv
slower, later [cmp of late; spl latost]
latt see lætt
lattéh
[] f
(-e/-a) guiding rein [lád]
láttéow
[] m
(-es/-as) leader, guide, general
láttéowa
[] m
(-n/-n) leader, guide, general
láttéowdóm
[] m (-es/-as) leadership, guidance, instruction
látþéow see láttéow
látuw see láttéow
latu
[] f
(-e/-a) delay; ge~ hindrance
latung
[] f
(-e/-a) delay, hindrance
láð
[] 1.
1 adj hated, hateful, hostile, malignant, evil;
loathsome,
noxious, unpleasant; 2. n (-es/-) pain, harm, injury,
misfortune;
insult, annoyance, harmful thing
láðbite
[] m
(-es/-as) wound
láðe
[] adv
inimically, in detestation
láðéow see láttéow
láðettan
[] wv/t1b
to hate, loathe; make hateful or repulsive
láðgeníðla2
[] m (-n/-n) persecutor, foe
láðgetéona2
[] m (-n/-n) enemy
láðgewinna
[] m (-n/-n) enemy
laðian
[] wv/t2
to invite, summon, call upon, ask [Ger laden]
láðian
[] wv/t2
to hate, be hated
láðléas
[] adj
inoffensive, innocent
láðlic
[] adj
loathly, hateful, horrible, repulsive, unpleasant; adv ~líce
láðscipe [] m (-es/-as) misfortune
láðsearu [] n ? (-wes/-)
hateful contrivance
láðsíð
[] m
(-es/-as) painful journey, death
láðspell
[] n
(-es/-) sad tidings
láðþéow see láttéow
laðung1
[] f (-e/-a) calling, invitation; assembly, congregation, church
láðwende2
[] adj hateful, hostile, bad
láðwendemód
[] adj hostile-minded
láðwendnes
[] f (-se/-sa) hostility
láðweorc
[] n
(-es/-) evil deed
laur
[] m
(-es/-as) laurel, bay, laver
laurbéam
[] m
(-es/-as) laurel
laurberige
[] f (-an/-an) laurel-berry
laurice see láwerce
laurisc
[] adj
of laurel
laurtréow
[]
n (-treowes/-) laurel-tree
lauwer see laur
lawer see laur
láwerce
[] f
(-an/-an) lark
lawernbéam
[] m (-es/-as) laurel
lǽ [] ?
(-?/-?) hair of the head
lǽc [] 1.
see léac; 2.
see lác
lǽca see lǽce
lǽca see ág~,
ellen~
lǽcan [] irreg
wv/t1b to spring
up, rise, flare up
læccan1 [] irreg
wv/t1b 3rd
pres læcð past
lǽhte ptp gelǽht to
seize, grasp, comprehend; capture, catch; take,
receive
læccung
[] f
(-e/-a) reproach
lǽce
[] m
(-es/-as) physician, doctor; leech
lǽcebóc
[] f
(-béc/-béc) book of prescriptions
lǽcecræft
[]
m (-es/-as) leech-craft, art of healing; remedy, prescription
lǽcecræftig
[] adj skilled in medicine
lǽcecynn
[] n
(-es/-) race of physicians
lǽcecyst [] f
(-e/-e) medicine chest
lǽcedóm
[] m
(-es/-as) medicament, medicine; healing, salvation
lǽcedómlíc [] adj salutary
lǽcedómnes [] f (-se/-sa)
cataplasm
lǽcefeoh
[] n
(-féos/-) doctor’s fee
lǽcefinger
[] m (-fingres/-fingras) (leech-finger), fourth finger
lǽcegeatwa? [] f
pl
medical apparatus
lǽcehús
[] n
(-es/-) hostelry, hospital
lǽceíren
[] n
(-es/-) surgeon’s knife, lancet
lǽcesealf
[]
f (-e/-a) medicinal ointment
lǽceseax
[] n
(-es/-) lancet
lǽcewyrt
[] f
(-e/-e) medicinal herb, drug; ribwort; medical treatment
lǽcnian see lácnian
lǽdan
[] wv/t1b
1 to lead, guide, conduct, carry, lift, take, bring; 1
produce, bring forth; pass, lead (life); to mark or beat the bounds of
land;
do; place, lay; sprout forth, grow, spread; wíf ~ take a wife,
carry
lǽde see lǽwede
lǽden
[] 1.
n (lǽdnes/-) Latin; any foreign language; 2. adj
Latin
lǽdenbóc
[] f
(-béc/-béc) Latin book
lǽdend [] 1.
m (-es/-) bringer; 2. m (-es/-) excuser,
apologist [lǽden]
lǽdendlic1
[] adj ductile, malleable
lǽdengereord
[] n (-es/-) Latin language
lǽdengeþéode
[] n (-es/-u) Latin language
lǽdenisc
[] adj
Latin
lǽdenlár
[] f
(-e/-a) knowledge of Latin
Lǽdenlic
[] adj
Latin
lǽdennama
[]
m (-n/-n) Latin noun
lǽdensprǽc
[] f (-e/-a) Latin language
lǽdenstæfum
[] adv in Latin
lǽdenware
[]
m pl Latin people, Romans
lǽdenword
[]
n (-es/-) Latin word
lǽdere
[] m
(-es/-as) leader
lǽdnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) bringing forth
lǽdtéow see láttéow
lǽf- see
láf, léaf
lǽfan1
[] 1. wv/t1b to leave, bequeath; spare, leave behind,
have left;
remain; [láf]; 2. see líefan
læfel [] m
(-es/-as) spoon, basin, vessel, bowl, cup [Ger löffel; L labellum]
lǽfend see lǽwend
læfer
[] f
(-e/-a) rush, reed, iris, gladiolus; metal plate
læfebed
[] n
(-es/-) reed-bed
lǽfnes see léafnes
læfðe [] ?
(-an/-an) a sprinkling
læg past
3rd sing of licgan
lǽg see léag;
líeg
lægde see legde,
past sing of lecgan
lǽgon past
pl of licgan
lǽgt see líegt
læht past
participle of læccan
læhte past
of læccan
lǽl
[] f
(-e/-a) rod, whip, switch; bruise, weal, stripe
lǽla
[] m
(-n/-n) rod, whip, switch; bruise, weal, stripe
lǽlan? [] wv/i1b
to be bruised
lǽlian
[] wv/t2
1. to become black and blue; 2. to level, aim at
lǽmen
[] adj
of clay, earthen [lám]
lǽmian see lémian
lǽn
[] 1.
n (-es/-u), f (-e/-a) loan, borrowing, lease, grant,
gift,
present, benefit; 2. see lǽnland
lǽnan1
[] wv/t1b to lend; give, grant, lease
lǽndagas2
[] m pl loan-days, transitory days, days of a man’s life
lænde- see lenden-
lænden- see lenden-
lǽne
[] adj
lent, temporary, inconstant, transitory; perishable, frail, poor; weak,
sinful
[lǽn]
lǽnelic
[] adj
passing, transitory
lǽnend
[] m
(-es/-) lender
lǽnendlic see lǽnelic
lǽnere
[] m
(-es/-as) lender
læng see leng
længten- see
lencten-
lǽnian see léanian
lǽnland
[] n
(-es/-) leased land
lǽnlic see lǽnelic
lǽnung see féoh~
læpeldre
[] f
(-an/-an) dish [lapian]
læpewince
[]
f (-an/-an) lapwing
læppa
[] m
(-n/-n) lappet, piece, section, lobe, portion, district
læppede see fif~
lǽran1 [] wv/t1b
to teach,
instruct, guide; to enjoin, advise, persuade, urge, preach; ge~
convert;
2 ge~ recall; ~ forð to hand down
(to others);
lǽred1 [] adj
learned (as opposed
to lǽwed); clerical (as opposed to lay), spiritual (as opposed
to
temporal); ptp of lǽran
lǽrend
[] m
(-es/-) misleader, instigator
lǽrest see lǽst
lǽrestre
[] f
(-an/-an) instructress
lǽrgedéfe
[]
adj adapted for instruction?
lǽrig
[] m
(-es/-as) border?,
cover? (of a shield)
lǽrigian see ymb~
lǽringmǽden
[] n (-nes, -mǽdnes/-nu, -u) female pupil
lǽringmann [] m (-es/-menn)
disciple
lǽrnes [] f (-se/-sa)
emptiness
læs past
3rd sing of lesan
lǽs
[] 1.
adv, noun less, lest; þý ~ (þe) conj w.subj.
lest; 2.
f (-we/-wa) pasture; 3. f (-we/-wa)
(blood)-letting
lǽsboren
[] adj
of lower birth
lǽsest see lǽst
1
lǽsian see lǽswian
lǽson past
pl of lesan
lǽssa
[] adj
less, smaller, fewer; inferior; [cmp of lýtel]; adv
læst
[] f
(-e/-a) fault, sin [ON]
lǽst
[] 1.
adj least; [spl of lýtel]; þe ~e lest; 2.
f
(-e/-a) performance, fulfillment; 3. see lást
lǽstan1
[] wv/t1b to follow, help, serve; perform, do, carry out,
accomplish;
endure, last, continue; furnish, pay, grant
lǽste
[] f
(-an/-an) last (for the foot)
lǽstend
[] m
(-es/-) doer, performer
lǽstwyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) shoemaker
lǽswe see lǽs
3
lǽswian1
[] wv/t2, wv/i2 to depasture, graze, feed
læt
[] 1.
adj slow; slack, lax, negligent; late; oblique lat- cmp
lætra, spl lætest, lætemest; 2.
m (-es/latas) man
of the class between the slave and the ceorl
lǽt past
3rd sing of lǽdan
lǽtan1
[] sv/t7 3rd
pres lǽtt past
lét/on, leort/on ptp gelǽtan to
allow to remain, leave behind,
depart from, let alone; leave undone; bequeath; allow; cause to do;
regard as,
consider; suppose; conduct oneself; behave towards, treat; allow to
escape,
emit, let out, set free; let (on lease); assert, pretend; allot,
assign; ~
from refrain from; ~ út to put to sea; ge~ néah land
approach
the shore?; on bæc ~ leave behind; ~ for to take (one)
for; on
tréowe ge~ to entrust; tó handa ~ to hand over (to)
lǽtania see létanía
lætbyrd
[] f
(-e/-a) slow birth
lætcumen
[] adj
late
lætemest
[] 1.
adv lastly, finally; 2. see læt
læthýdig
[] adj
slow-minded, dull
lætlíce
[] adv
slowly
lætmest see lætemest
lætnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) slowness; sloth
lætra see læt
lætrǽde
[] adj
slow, deliberate
lætsum
[] adj
backward
lætt
[] f
(-e/latta) beam, lath
lǽttéow see láttéow
lǽttewestre
[] f (-an/-an) guide [láttéow]
lætting see letting
lǽttu see un~
lǽð
[] n
(-es/-) a division of a county containing several hundreds, lathe; landed
property?, (meadow) land?
lǽð- see
láð-
lǽðan
[] wv/t1b
to abuse, revile, hate; cause to shun [láð]
lǽðð
[] f
(-e/-a) wrong, injury; hatred, malice [láð]
lǽððu
[] f
(-e/-a) wrong, injury; hatred, malice [láð]
lǽuw see léow
lǽw
[] f
(-e/-a) injury
lǽwan1
[] wv/t1b to betray [Goth léwjan]
lǽwe see druncen~,
hunger~
lǽwede [] adj
lay, laic, unlearned;
noun layman
læwel see læfel
lǽwend [] m
(-es/-) betrayer,
suitor
lǽwerce see láwerce
læwil
see
læfel
læx see
leax
léa [] 1.
see léo; 2.
gen, dat, acc sing of léah
léac
[] 1.
n (-es/-) leek, onion, garlic, garden-herb; 2. past
3rd sing
of lúcan
léac- see
léah-
léacblæd
[] n
(-es/-bladu) leak leaf
léaccærse
[]
f (-an/-an) cress, nasturtium
léactroc
[] m
(-es/-as) a bunch of berries [2nd most common]
léactrog
[] m
(-es/-as) a bunch of berries [1st common]
léactún [] m
(-es/-as) kitchen-garden, garden of herbs
léactúnweard
[] m (-es/-as) gardener
léacweard []
m (-es/-as) gardener
léad
[] n
(-es/-) lead; leaden vessel, cauldron; an instrument of torture
léaden
[] adj
leaden, of lead
léadgedelf
[] n (-es/-) lead-mine
léadgewiht
[] n (-es/-u) lead-weight, a scale of weight
léadgota
[] m
(-n/-n) plumber
léadstæf
[] m
(-es/-stafas) loaded stick
léaf
[] 1.
1 f (-e/-a) leave, permission, privilege; 2.
n
(-es/-) leaf, shoot; pl foliage; sheet of paper; 3. adj
ge~
leafy
léafa1
[] m (-n/-n) belief, faith; creed
léafe1
[] f (-an/-an) leave, permission, license
léafful1
[] adj believing; orthodox (Christian); faithful, trustworthy; adv
~líce
léafhelmig
[] adj leafy at the top
léafhlystend
[] m (-es/-) catechumen
léafléoht
[]
adj easy to believe?
léafnes [] f (-se/-sa) leave,
permission
léafscead
[]
n (-es/-u) leafy shade
léafsele
[] m
(-es/-, -as) place for shade, booth
léafwyrm
[] m
(-es/-as) caterpillar
léag
[] 1.
f (-e/-a) lye, alkalized water; 2. see léah 1; 3.
past 3rd sing of léogan, léon
léah
[] 1.
m (léas/léas) piece of ground, lea, meadow; 2. see léag
1,
3
leahte past
3rd sing of leccan
leahter see leahtor
leahtor
[] m
(leahtres/leahtras) vice, sin, offence, crime, fault; reproach;
disease, injury
leahtor- see
hleahtor-
leahtorcwide
[] m (-es/-as) opprobrious speech
leahtorful
[] adj vicious, seductive
leahtorléas
[] adj faultless, blameless
leahtorlic
[] adj vicious, faulty; adv ~líce foully,
wickedly
leahtorwyrðe see un~
leahtras pl
of leahtor
leahtrian1
[] wv/t2 to accuse, revile, reprove, blame; corrupt
leahtric
[] m
(-es/-as) lettuce [L lactuca]
léahtrog see léactrog
léahtrung
[]
f (-e/-a) derogation
léahtún see léactún
léan
[] n
(-es/-) reward, gift, loan, compensation, remuneration, retribution
léan
[] sv/t6
3rd
pres líehð past lóg/on, lóg/on ptp gelagen
to
blame, reproach [also wv/t1b
3rd
pres léað past léade ptp geléad]
léangyfa
[] m
(-n/-n) rewarder
léanian1
[] wv/t2 to reward, recompense, repay, requite [Ger lohnen]
léap
[] m
(-es/-as) basket; basket for catching or keeping fish; measure; trunk
(body)
léas
[] 1.
adj w.g. without, free from, devoid of, bereft of; 1
false,
faithless; untruthful, deceitful; lax; vain, worthless; 2. n
(-es/-) falsehood, lying; untruth, mistake
léasbregd
[]
1. adj lying, false, deceitful; 2. m
(-es/-as)
cheating, trickery
léasbregda
[] m (-n/-n) trickster
léasbregden
[] f (-e/-a)
falsehood
léasbregdende
[] adj wily, deceitful
léasbregdnes
[] f (-se/-sa) deception, falsehood
léasbregd see léasbréd
léascræft
[]
m (-es/-as) false art
léase
[] adv
falsely
léasere
[] m
(-es/-as) liar, hypocrite; buffoon, mime, jester, fool
léasest see lǽst
1
léasettan
[]
wv/t1b to pretend
léasferhð
[]
adj false
léasfyrhð
[]
adj false
léasferðnes
[] f (-se/-sa) levity, folly
léasfyrhte see léasferhð
léasgespeca [] m
(-n/-n)
a falsifier
léasgewita
[] m (-n/-n) a false witness
léasgewitnes
[] f (-se/-sa) false witness
léasgielp
[]
m (-es/-as) vainglory
léasian
[] wv/i2
to lie
léaslic
[] adj
false, deceitful, sham, empty; adv ~líce
léaslícettan [] wv/t1b to
dissemble
léaslícettung [] f (-e/-a)
dissimulation
léasmódnes [] f (-se/-sa)
instability
léasnes [] f (-se/-sa) lying;
levity
léasólæccere
[] m (-es/-as) false flatterer
léasóleccan
[] irreg wv/t1b to blandish, flatter
léasólecung
[] f (-e/-a) empty flattery
léassagol
[]
adj lying, false
léasscéawere [] m
(-es/-as) spy
léasspell [] n (-es/-) lie, fiction, fable
léasspellung
[] f (-e/-a) empty or false talk
léassponung
[] f (-e/-a) allurement
least see lást
least- see
læst-
léastyhtan
[] wv/t1b to cajole
léastyhtung
[] f (-e/-a) cajolery
léasuht
[] ?
(-?/-?)
enticer, seducer
léasung
[] 1.
f (-e/-a) leasing, lying, false witness, deceit, hypocrisy,
artifice; a
lie; empty talk, frivolity, laxity; 2. f (-e/-a)
indemnity?
léasungspell
[] n (-es/-) idle tale
léaswyrcend
[] m (-es/-) deceiver
léat past
3rd sing of lútan
leatian see latian
léaðor
[] n
(-es/-) soap, soda
léaðorwyrt
[] f (-e/-e) soap-wort?
léawede see lǽwede
léawfinger
[] m (-fingres/-fingras) index-finger, forefinger
leax
[] m
(-es/-as) salmon
leb- see
lef-, læf-
lec see hlec
léc
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) look, regard; 2. see léac 1, 2
leccan
[] irreg
wv/t1b 3rd
pres lecð past leahte, lehte, leohte ptp geleaht to
water, irrigate, wet, moisten,
slake [Ger lechzen]
leccing
[] f
(-e/-a) irrigation, watering
léce see lǽce
lécetere see lícettere
lecg
[] f
(-e/-a) part
of a weapon?, sheath?
lecgan1
[] wv/t1b 3rd
pres legð past legde ptp gelegd to
lay, put, place, deposit, set;
dispose, arrange; attach; bury; put before, submit; betake oneself, go;
lay
(egg); prostrate, cast down, lay low, kill; ~ on w.d.
put upon,
charge with; lástas ~ go, journey; on lást ~ follow
[causative of
licgan]; on lást ~ to follow
léciwyrt see lǽcewyrt
lécnian see lácnian
lectric see leahtric
léctún- see
léactún-
lecða
[] m
(-n/-n) ship’s bottom or hold
léd see léad
lédan see lǽdan
léden see lǽden,
léaden
léf
[] 1.
adj feeble, infirm, weak, injured; 2. see léaf
léf- see
leaf-
léfan see líefan;
lǽfan
lefel see læfel
lefil see læfel
léfmann [] m
(-es/-menn) sick person
léfung
[] f
(-e/-a) paralysis
leg see læg,
past 3rd
sing of licgan
lég see 1.
líeg; 2.
léah
lég- see
líg-, léog-
léga see lǽwa
legde past
part of lecgan
légeléoht
[]
n (-es/-) light (of flame)
legen past
part of licgan
leger
[] n
(-es/-) lying, illness; lair, couch, bed; grave; clǽne ~e
consecrated
grave; on lífe ge on ~e in life and in death [licgan]; ~
weardian
keep one’s bed
légeræsc see lígetræsc
legerbǽre
[]
adj sick, ill
legerbedd []
n (-es/-) bed, sick bed; grave
legerfæst
[]
adj sick, ill
legerstów
[]
f (-e/-a) burial place
legertéam
[]
m (-es/-as) cohabitation, marriage
legerwíte
[]
f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as) fine for unlawful cohabitation
léges see léages,
gen sing of léah
legeð pres
3rd sing of lecgan
legie [] f
(-an/-an) legion [L]
legu see ealdor~
leh- see
leah-
léh see léah
léh- see
léac-
léhnan see lýgnian
léht see léoht
léhtan see líhtan
lehte past
3rd sing of leccan
lehtor see leahtor
lél see lǽl
leloðre [] f
(-an/-an) silverweed?
lemb see lamb
léman see lǽman
lemian1
[] wv/t2 to subdue; lame, disable
lempedu
[] f
(-e/-a) lamprey [L lampreda]
lemphealt
[]
adj limping
lempit
[] f
(-e/-a) dish, basin
lénan see lǽnan
lencten
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) springtime; the fast of Lent; 2. adj
pertaining to Lent
lenctenádl
[] f (-e/-a) spring fever, tertian ague, dysentery
lenctenbere
[] m (-es/-as) Lent barley
lenctenbryce
[] m (-es/-as) breach of the Lenten fast
lenctendæg
[] m (-es/-dagas) day of Lent
lenctenerðe
[] f (-an/-an) land ploughed in spring
lenctenfæsten
[] n (-nes/-nu) Lent
lenctenhǽtu
[] f (-e/-a) heat of spring
lenctenlic
[] adj of spring, vernal; Lenten
lenctenlifen
[] f (-e/-a) Lenten fare
lenctenmónað
[] m (-mónðes/-mónðas) a spring month
lenctensufel
[] n (-es/-) Lent food
lenctentíd
[] f (-e/-e) spring, Lent
lenctentíma
[] m (-n/-n) spring; Lent
lenctenwuce
[] f (-an/-an) a week in Lent (rubric)
lenctin- see
lencten-
lendan [] wv/t1b
3rd
pres lendeð
past lende ptp gelend aux
wesan to
land,
arrive; go; ge~ to endow with land
lende- see
lenden-
lendenádl
[]
f (-e/-a) disease of the loins
lendenbán []
n (-es/-) loin-bone
lendenbrǽde
[] f (-an/-an) loin
lendenbréde see lendenbrǽde
lendenece
[]
m (-es/-as) pain in the loins
lendenséoc
[] adj diseased in the loins
lendensíd
[]
adj reaching to the loins
lendenu
[] n
pl loins
lendenwyrc
[] m (-es/-as) a disease of the kidneys
lendisc see dún~,
up~, úre~,
ut~
léne see lǽne
leng [] 1.
f (-e/-a)
length, height; 2. adv longer (cmp of lange)
lengan [] wv/t1b
1. 1
to lengthen, prolong, protract, delay; extend, reach, attain; belong; on
hornum gelengdum tubis
ductilibus;
2. ge~ to call for
lengcten- see
lencten-
lenge
[] 1.
adj 1 belonging, related; near (of time); 2.
see lange;
3. see lengu
lengest
[] adj
longest spl of lang
lengfære
[] adj
more durable
lengian
[] impersonal
wv/t2 w.a. to long [deleted]
lenglífra
[]
cmp of langlífe
lengo see lengu
lengra
[] cmp
of lang
lengten see lencten
lengtogra
[]
cmp adj more prolix; cmp of langtog
lengðu
[] f
(-e/-a) length; on ~e at length, finally
lengu
[] f
(-e/-a) length; height
lent
[] f
(-e/-a) lentil [L lentem]
lenten see lencten
léo
[] m
(-n/-n), f (-n/-n) lion, lioness [L]
léoc see léac
léod
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) man; ‘wergeld’ for manslaughter; ge~
fellow-countryman, compatriot; 2 chief, prince, king; 2.
f
(-e/-a) people, nation [usu in pl léode]
léoda [] 1.
see geléod; 2.
see léode
léodan2
[] sv/t2 3rd
pres líedeð past léad/ludon ptp geloden to
spring up, grow; spring from
léodbealu2
[] n (-wes/-) calamity to a people
léodbiscop
[] m (-es/-as) suffragan bishop, provincial
léodburg2
[] f (-byrg/-byrg) town; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig,
~burge;
dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg,
byrig;
gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]
léodbygen
[]
f
(-e/-a) sale of one’s compatriots, slave-traffic
léodcyning
[] m (-es/-as) king, ruler
léode
[] f
pl men, people, country
léoden see lǽden
léodfruma2
[] m (-n/-n) prince, patriarch, chief
léodgeard2
[] m (-es/-as) country
léodgebyrga2
[] m (-n/-n) lord, protector, prince, king
léodgeld
[] n
(-es/-) ‘wergeld’ for manslaughter
léodgeþincð
[] f (-e/-a) order, rank
léodgewinn
[] n (-es/-) strife
léodgota see léadgota
léodgryre
[]
m (-es/-as) general terror
léodhata
[] m
(-n/-n) persecutor, tyrant
léodhete2
[] m (-es/-as) popular hatred, hostility
léodhryre
[]
m (-es/-as) fall of a prince (or nation?)
léodhwæt
[] adj
very valiant
léodisc see þider~
léodmǽg2
[] m (-es/-mágas) relative, comrade
léodmægen2
[] n (-es/-) might of the people, host
léodmearc2
[] f (-e/-a) domain, country
léodrǽden
[]
f (-ne/-na) country, region
léodriht
[] n
(-es/-) law of the land
léodrúne
[] f
(-an/-an) pythoness, sorceress
léodscearu
[] f (-e/-a) tribe, nation
léodsceaða2
[] m (-n/-n) public enemy
léodscipe
[]
m (-es/-as) nation, people; country, region
léodstefn
[]
m (-es/-as) assembly
léodþéaw
[] m
(-es/-as) popular usage
léodweard2
[] f (-e/-a) government
léodweras2
[] m pl men, human beings
léodwerod
[]
n (-es/-) host of people
léodwita
[] m
(-n/-n) wise man, elder, chief
léodwynn
[] f
(-e/-a) home joy
léof
[] 1.
1 adj dear, valued, beloved, pleasant, agreeable; 2.
m
(-es/-as) beloved one, friend; (in addressing persons) sir!, sire!;
impure
companion
leofen see lifen
leofian see libban
léoffæst
[] adj
dear, precious
léofian
[] wv/i2
to be or become dear
léoflic
[] adj
dear, lovable, pleasant, beautiful, delightful; precious, valued; adv
~líce
lovingly, kindly, gladly, willingly
léofspell
[]
n (-es/-) good news
léoftǽl
[] adj
kind, lovable, loving, dear, grateful, agreeable
léoftǽle
[] adj
kind, lovable, loving, dear, grateful, agreeable
léofwende
[]
adj kind, loving, gracious, acceptable, estimable, agreeable
léofwendum
[] adv ardently
léogan1
[] sv/i2 3rd
pres líegð past léag/lugon ptp gelogen to
lie; deceive, belie, betray; be
in error; ~ on to charge falsely
léogere
[] m
(-es/-as) liar, false witness; hypocrite
léoht [] 1.
adj light, not
heavy; slight, easy, trifling, inconsiderable; quick, agile; gentle; 2.
n
(-es/-) light, daylight; power of vision; luminary; world; 3. adj
luminous, bright, light, clear, resplendent, renowned, beautiful
léohtan see líhtan
léohtbǽre [] adj brilliant, luminous
léohtbéamede [] adj
bright-shining
léohtberend [] m
(-es/-) light-bearer,
Lucifer
léohtberende [] adj
light-bearing,
luminous
léohtbora [] m
(-n/-n) light-bearer
léohtbrǽdnes [] f
(-se/-sa) levity,
frivolity, wantonness
leohte see lehte,
past 3rd
sing of leccan
léohte [] 1.
adv lightly,
easily, comfortably; 2. adv brightly, clearly,
brilliantly
léohtfæt [] n
(-es/-fatu) lantern,
torch, lamp, light
léohtfætels [] m
(-es/-as) lamp
léohtfruma2 [] m
(-n/-n) source of light
léohtgesceot [] n
(-es/-u) payment for
providing lights in church
léohtgescot [] n
(-es/-u) payment for
providing lights in church
léohtian [] wv/t2
1. to be
lightened, relieved; 2. to become light, dawn; give light,
illuminate
léohting see líhting
léohtísern [] n
(-es/-) candlestick
léohtléas [] adj
dark
léohtlic [] 1.
adj light, of
little weight or importance; adv ~líce lightly,
slightly; inconsiderately;
easily, quickly; gently, softly, slowly; 2. adj bright,
radiant
léohtmód [] adj
easy-going
léohtmódnes [] f
(-se/-sa) inconstancy,
frivolity
léohtsáwend [] m
(-es/-) author of light
léohtscéawigend [] m
(-es/-) light-seeing
léohtsceot see léohtgesceot
léohtwyrhta see léoðwyrhta
leolc past
3rd sing of lácan
léoma1
[] m (-n/-n) ray of light, beam, radiance, gleam, glare;
lightning
leomu pl
of lim
léon1
[] 1. sv/t1 3rd
pres líehð past láh/ligon ptp geligen to
lend, give, grant [Ger leihen]; 2.
gen, dat, acc sing of léo
léona [] m (-n/-n), f
(-n/-n) lion, lioness
léones? [] f
(-se/-sa) league
léoneséað [] m (-a/-a) lion’s
den
léonflǽsc []
n (-es/-u) lion’s flesh
léonfót [] m
(-fét/-fét) lion’s foot (plant)
léonhwelp
[]
m (-es/-as) lion’s club
léoran1
[] wv/t1b 3rd
pres léorð past léorde ptp geléored
(rarely geloren) to go,
depart, vanish, die
léorednes1
[] f (-se/-sa) departure, transmigration; death; anniversary of
a death;
vision
léorende
[] adj
transitory
léorendnes see léorednes
léorian see léoran
leornan see leornian
leornere
[] m
(-es/-as) learner, disciple; scholar; reader
leornes
[] f
(-se/-sa) learning
léornes see léorednes
leornestre
[] f (-an/-an) student
leornian1
[] wv/t2 to learn, read, study, think about
leorningcild
[] n (-es/-ru) student, disciple
leorningcniht
[] m (-es/-as) student, disciple
leorningende
[] adj teachable
leorninghús
[] n (-es/-) school
leornung
[] f
(-e/-a) learning, reading, study, meditation; discipleship [dat sing
leornunga]
leornungcræft
[] m (-es/-as) learning
leornungmann
[] m (-es/-menn) learner, disciple (used even of women)
leornungscól
[leor•nuŋg•skōl] f (-e/-a) school
leort past
3rd sing of lǽtan
léosan see be~,
for~
leoð see leoðu,
lið
leoð- see
lið-
léoð
[] n
(-es/-) song, lay, poem
léoðcræft
[]
m (-es/-as) poetic art; poem, poetry
léoðcræftig
[] adj skilled in song
léoðcwide
[]
m (-es/-as) lay, poem
leoðe- see
leoðu-
léoðgidding
[] f (-e/-a) lay, song, poem
leoðian2 see liðian
léoðlic
[] adj
versified
leoðo- see
leoðu-
léoðorún
[] f
(-e/-a) wise counsel given in song
léoðowyrt see léaðorwyrt?
léoðr- see
hléoðr-
léoðsang
[] m
(-es/-as) song, poem, poetry
leoðu
[] 1.
f (-e/-a) retinue, following?;
2.
see líð
léoðbend2
[] m (-es/-), f (-e/-a) chain, fetter, bond
leoðubíge
[]
adj flexible, yielding
leoðubígnes
[] f (-se/-sa) flexibility of limbs
leoðucǽga
[]
m (-n/-n) limbs serving as a key
leoðucræft2
[] m (-es/-as) skill of hand
leoðucræftig
[] adj agile
leoðufæst
[]
adj fast, able
leoðulic
[] adj
appertaining to the limbs, bodily
leoðusár
[] n
(-es/-) pain in the limbs
leoðusyrce2
[] f (-an/-an) corselet
leoðuwác
[] adj
with supple limbs, flexible, pliant
leoðuwǽcan1
[] wv/i1b to be or become calm or pliant; appease, mitigate;
revive;
soften; adapt?
léoðweorc
[]
n (-es/-) poetry
léoðwíse
[] f
(-an/-an) verse, poetry
léoðword
[] n
(-es/-) a word in a poem
léoðwrenc
[]
m (-es/-as) trick
in a poem?, spurious
passage?
léoðwyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) poet
léow
[] n
(-es/-er)
ham, thigh
léow see mund~
leowe
[] f
(-an/-an) league (distance)
léower pl
of léow
léowð see hléowð
lépene
[] f?
(-an/-an) a basket
lepewince see læpewince
leppan
[] wv/t1a
to feed (hawks)
léran see lǽran
lere see lyre
léréow- see
láréow-
lés- see
lies-
lesan
[] sv/t5
3rd
pres lisð past læs/lǽson ptp gelesen to
collect, pick, select, gather,
glean
lesca
[] m
(-n/-n) groin
lesende see ed~
lesendlic see ed~
lesung see ed~
lest see lást
lesu see lysu
lésw- see
lǽsw-
lét [] 1.
past 3rd
sing of lǽtan; 2. see lǽt, pres 3rd
sing of lǽdan;
3. see léat past of lútan
létan see lǽtan
létanía
[] m
(-n/-n) litany [L litany]
letig see lytig
lettan1
[] wv/t1b to let, hinder, delay, impede, oppress
lettend
[] m
(-es/-) hinderer
letting
[] f
(-e/-a) letting, hindrance, delay
léð see lǽð
leðer see heals~,
weald~
leðercodd
[]
m (-es/-as) leather bag
leðeren see leðren
leðerhelm
[]
m (-es/-as) leathern helmet
leðerhosu
[]
f (-e/-a) leathern gaiter
leðern see leðren
leðerwyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) tanner, currier
léðr-
see lýðr-
leðren
[] adj
leathern
léud see 1.
léod; 2.
lǽwede
léw
[] f
(-e/-a) see lǽw
léwend see lǽwend
léwer see léower
léwsa
[] m
(-n/-n) weakness, misery
lex see leax
léxnian see lácnian
Lia
[] f
(-e/-a) Lia
lib- see
lif-
Libanisc [] adj
of Lebanon
libb- see
lyb-
libban [] wv/t3
3rd
pres leofað
past lifde ptp gelifd to
live, experience, be, exist
libr- see
lifer-
líc [] n
(-es/-) body; corpse
líce1 [] adv
as, like, equally,
similarly (usu ge~); gelíce and like as if
lícam- see
lícham-
lícbeorg
[] f
(-e/-a) coffin, sarcophagus
lícburg
[]
f (-byrg/-byrg) cemetery; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig,
~burge;
dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg,
byrig;
gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]
líccere see lícettere
líccetere see lícettere
líccettan see lícettan
liccian
[] wv/t2
to lick; lap, lick up
liccing
[] f
(-e/-a) licking
lícema see líchama
lícendlic see líciendlic
lícettan
[] wv/t1b
to feign, dissimulate; flatter
lícettere
[]
m (-es/-as) deceiver, hypocrite
lícettung
[]
f (-e/-a) feigning, deceit, hypocrisy, flattery
lícetung
[] f
(-e/-a) feigning, deceit, hypocrisy, flattery
lícewyrðe see lícwyrðe
lícfæt2
[] n (-es/-fatu) body
licgan1
[] sv/i5 3rd
pres ligeð past læg/lǽgon ptp is gelegen to
lie, be situated, be at rest,
remain, be; lie down, lie low, yield, subside, fall, lie prostrate,
fail, lie
dead; lead, extend to; flow, go, run; belong to; lie
along, border?; ~ for take the part of; ~ mid
cohabit
with; ~ on cnéowum to kneel; wið licgendum féo for
ready money
líchama
[] m
(-n/-n) body, corpse; trunk
líchamléas
[] adj incorporeal
líchamlic
[]
adj bodily, carnal, physical, material; adv ~líce
bodily,
personally, in the flesh
líchamung see in~
líchom- see
lícham-
líchanga [] m
(-n/-n) gibbet?
líchord2
[] n (-es/-) interior of the body
líchrægel
[]
n (-es/-) winding-sheet
líchryre
[] m
(-es/-as) bodily decay, death
líchryst see lícrest
líchwamlic see líchamlic
lícian
[] 1.
wv/t2 1 w.d. or impersonal to please; be
sufficient; 2.
ge~ to be or make like; seem likely
líciendlic
[] adj agreeable, pleasant; adv ~líce
lícléoþ
[] n
(-es/-) dirge
líclic
[] adj
relating to the dead, funeral
lícmann [] m
(-es/-menn) bearer, pall-bearer
lícnes [] f
(-se/-sa) 1 likeness, similarity; figure, stature, image; ge~
parable
lícpytt [] m
(-es/-as) grave
lícrest [] f
(-e/-a) sepulcher, tomb; hearse; cemetery
lícs- see
líx-
lícsang
[] m
(-es/-as) dirge
lícsár2
[] n (-es/-) wound
lícstów
[] f
(-e/-a) place of burial
lícsyrce
[] f
(-an/-an) corselet
líctún
[] m
(-es/-as) burial-ground
lícþénung
[]
f (-e/-a) obsequies, funeral; laying out (of a corpse)
lícþéote
[] f
(-an/-an) pore
lícþrówere
[] m (-es/-as) leper
lícþrúh
[] f
(-þrýh/-þrýh) sepulcher [dat pl ~þrúm]
lícum- see
lícham-
lícung1
[] f (-e/-a) pleasure
lícwíglung
[] f (-e/-a) necromancy
lícwund
[] f
(-e/-a) wound
lícwyrðe1
[] adj pleasing, acceptable; estimable, praiseworthy; accepted,
recognized, sterling
lícwyrðlíce
[] adv pleasingly
lícwyrðnes
[] f (-se/-sa) good pleasure
lid2
[] n (-es/-u) ship, vessel [líðan]
lida
[] m
(-n/-n) sailor
Lída see Líða
liden past
part of líðan
lídeð pres
3rd sing of léodan
lidmann2
[] m (-es/-menn) seafarer, sailor, pirate
lidrin see leðren
lidweard
[] m
(-es/-as) shipmaster
lidwérig
[] adj
weary of sea-voyages
Lidwiccas
[]
m pl the people of Brittany, (or using the name of the
people for
the country) Brittany; [The word seems to contain the British word for
Amoricea, Llydaw]
Lidwícingas
[] m pl the people of Brittany, (or using the name of
the people
for the country) Brittany; [The word seems to contain the British word
for
Amoricea, Llydaw]
líefan1
[] 1. wv/t1b to allow, grant, concede; 2. wv/t1b,
wv/i1b to believe, trust, confide in; 3. ge~ to be
dear to
líeffæstan see líffæstan
líeg
[] m
(-es/-as), n (-es/-) fire, flame, lightning
líeg- see
líg-
líeget see líget
liegeð [] 1.
see legeð pres
3rd sing of lecgan; 2. pres 3rd
sing
of licgan
líeht- see
léoht-, líht-
líehð pres
3rd sing of léogan
líesan1
[] wv/t1b to loosen, release, redeem, deliver, liberate
líesing
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) freedman; 2. f (-e/-a) deliverance,
release
líeð- see
líð-
líexan see líxan
líf
[] 1.
n (-es/-) life, existence; life-time; on ~e, tó ~e,
~es
alive; way of life (e.g. monastic); place where the life is
according to
rule, monastery; 2. see léf; 3. see leaf 1
líf- see
líef-
lífbrycgung
[] f (-e/-a) way of life
lífbysig
[] adj
struggling for life
lífcearu2
[] f (-e/-a) care about life
lífdæg
[] m
(-es/-dagas) life day, lifetime (usu in pl)
lifde past
sing of libban
lifede past
sing of libban
lifen
[] f
(-e/-a)
sustenance
lifer
[] 1.
f (lifre/lifra) liver; 2. f (-e/-a) a weight [L
libra?]
liferádl
[] f
(-e/-a) liver complaint
liferbýl
[] m
(-es/-as) protuberance of the liver
liferhol
[] n
(-es/-u) hollow in the liver
liferlæppa
[] m (-n/-n) lobe of the liver
liferséoc
[]
adj ill in the liver
liferséocnes
[] f (-se/-sa) disease of the liver
liferwærc
[]
m (-es/-as) pain in the liver
liferwyrt
[]
f (-e/-e) liverwort [listed as n]
lifesn see lybesn
líffadung
[]
f (-e/-a) regulation of life
líffæc
[] n
(-es/-facu) lifetime, life
líffæst1
[] adj living, quickened, full of life, vigorous; life-giving;
settled
líffæstan1
[] wv/t1b to quicken, endow with life
liffet- see
lyffet-
líffréa2
[] m (-n/-n) Lord of life, God
líffruma2
[] m (-n/-n) source of life (God)
lifgan see libban
lífgedál
[] n
(-es/-) death
lífgesceaft2
[] f (-e/-a) life’s conditions or record
lífgetwinnan
[] m pl twins
lifian see libban
lifiende
[] adj
that lives or has life; when alive; noun the living
líflád
[] f
(-e/-a) course of life, conduct
líflǽst see lífléast
lífléas
[] adj
not endowed with life, lifeless, inanimate; dead
lífléast
[] f
(-e/-a) loss of life, death
líflic
[] adj
living; lively; long-lived; necessary to life, vital; adv ~líce
vitally, so as to impart life
lífflyre
[] m
(-es/-as) loss of life
lífneru
[] f
(-e/-a) food, sustenance
lifnes see lybesn
lifre gen
sing of lifer 1
lift see lyft
lífweard
[] m
(-es/-as) guardian of life
lífweg
[] m
(-es/-as) way of life, way in life
lífwela2
[] m (-n/-n) riches
lífwelle
[] adj
living (water)
lífwraðu2
[] f (-e/-a) protection of life
lífwynn2
[] f (-e/-a) enjoyment of life
líg see líeg
lig- see
lyg-
lígbǽre
[] adj
flaming
lígberende
[] adj flaming
lígbryne2
[] m (-es/-as) burning, fire
lígbysig
[] adj
busy with fire
lígcwalu
[] f
(-e/-a) fiery torment
lígdraca2
[] m (-n/-n) fiery dragon
lígegesa
[] m
(-n/-n) flaming terror
lígen
[] 1.
adj flaming, fiery; 2. past part of léon
ligenword see lyfeword
líget
[] n
(-es/-), m (-es/-as) lightning, flash of lightning [líeg]
lígetu
[] f
(-e/-a) lightning, flash of lightning [líeg]
lígetræsc
[]
m (-es/-as) lightning, flash of light, coruscation [líget]
lígetslieht
[] m (-es/-as) lightning-stroke, thunderbolt
lígetung
[] f
(-e/-a) lightning
ligeð pres
3rd sing of licgan
lígfǽmende
[] adj vomiting fire
lígfámbláwende
[] adj vomiting fire
lígfýr
[] n
(-es/-) fire
ligge see líege,
dat sing of líeg
lígit see líget
líglic
[] adj
fiery
líglocc
[] adj
having flaming locks
líglocced
[]
adj having flaming locks
lígnan2
[] wv/t1b to deny
ligrægel
[] ?
(-?/-?)
a garment of varied hues
lígræsc see lígetræsc
lígræscetung
[] f (-e/-a) lightning
lígræscung
[] f (-e/-a) lightning
lígspíwel
[]
adj vomiting flame
ligð pres
3rd sing of licgan
lígþracu2
[] f (-e/-a) fiery onset, violence of flames [dat sing
~þræce]
lígýð
[] f
(-e/-a) wave of fire
líh imper
sing of léon
líht see léoht
líhtan
[] 1.
wv/t1b 1 to make light, easy, relieve, alleviate;
dismount,
alight; 2. to lighten, illuminate, give light, shine; grow
light, dawn;
light, kindle
líhtian see líhtan
líhting
[] 1.
f (-e/-a) relief, alleviation, release; 2. f
(-e/-a)
shining, illumination, light; dawn; lightning
líhtingnes
[] f (-se/-sa) lightness of taxation
líhtnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) brightness
líhð pres
3rd sing of léogan
lilie
[] f
(-an/-an) lily [L lilium]
lim
[] n
(-es/leomu) limb, member; branch; agent, offspring?; bone?
lím
[] m
(-es/-as) anything sticky, lime, mortar, cement, gluten; bird-lime,
snare
límfín
[] f
(-e/-a) lime-heap
limgelecg
[]
n (-es/-) shape
limgesíð
[] f
(-e/-a) body
limhál
[] adj
sound of limb
líming
[] f
(-e/-a) smearing, plastering
limlǽw
[] f
(-e/-a) injury to limbs, mutilation
limlǽweo
[] adj
maimed
limléas
[] adj
without limbs
limmǽlum
[] adv
limb by limb
limmlama
[] wk
adj, masc. noun crippled
limnacod
[] adj
stark naked
limpan1
[] sv/i3 3rd
pres limpð past lamp/lumpon ptp is gelumpen to
happen, occur, exist; belong to,
suit, befit; concern
limpful1
[] adj fitting, convenient
limplǽcan
[]
irreg wv/t1b to unite, connect
limséoc2
[] adj lame, paralytic
limwǽde
[] n
(-es/-u) clothing
limwæstm
[] m
(-es/-as) stature
limwérig
[] adj
weary of limb
lín [] n
(-es/-) flax, linen, cloth, napkin, towel
línæcer
[] m
(-es/-as) flax-field
lind [lind]
1. f (-e/-a) lime-tree, linden; 2 shield (of
wood); 2.
see lynd
lindcroda
[]
m (-n/-n) crash of shields, battle
linde see lind
1
linden
[] adj
made of linden-wood
lindgecrod
[] n (-es/-u) shield-bearing troop
lindgelác []
n (-es/-) battle
lindgestealla2
[] m (-n/-n) companion in war
lindhæbbende
[] m (-es/-) shield-bearer, warrior
lindplega2
[] m (-n/-n) shield-play, battle
lindrycg
[] m
(-es/-as) ridge where limes grow
lindwered
[]
n (-es/-) troop armed with shields
lindwiga
[] m
(-n/-n) warrior
lindwígend2
[] m (-es/-) shielded warrior
lindwíggend2
[] m (-es/-) shielded warrior
líne
[] f
(-an/-an) line, cable, rope; series, row; rule, direction
línece see línete
linen
[] adj
linen, made of flax
línenhrægl
[] n (-es/-) linen cloth
línenweard
[] adj clad in linen
línete [] f
(-an/-an) linnet
línetwige []
f (-an/-an) linnet
línetwigle
[] f (-an/-an) linnet
ling [] suffix
1. for
forming personal nouns (déorling, rǽpling); 2. for
forming
adverbs (hinderling)
línhǽwen
[] adj
flax-colored
línland
[] n
(-es/-) land in flax
línléag
[] m
(-es/-as) flax ground
linnan
[] sv/t3
3rd
pres linð past lann/lunnon ptp gelunnen w.i.
or w.g. to cease from,
desist, lose, yield up (life)
línsǽd
[] n
(-es/-) linseed
línsétcorn
[] n (-es/-) a grain of linseed
línwǽd [] f
(-e/-e) linen cloth or garment
línwyrt [] f
(-e/-e) flax
lío see léo
lippa
[] m
(-n/-n) lip
lippe? [] f
(-an/-an) lip
líra
[] m
(-n/-n) any fleshy part of the body, muscle, calf of the leg
líreht
[] adj
fleshy
lís see liss
lís- see
líes-
lisan see lesan
lisnian see be~
listnian see be~
liss
[] f
(-e/-a) grace, favor, love, kindness, mercy; joy, peace, rest;
remission,
forgiveness; alleviation; saving (of life); [formerly líðs] [líðe]
lissan
[] wv/t1a
to subdue
list
[] m
(-es/-as), f (-e/-a) art, cleverness, cunning, experience,
skill, craft;
~um cunningly, skillfully
listan
see
lystan
líste [] f
(-an/-an) list, fringe,
border
listelíce
[]
adv carefully
listhendig
[] adj skillful
listum see list
listwrenc
[]
m (-es/-as) deception
lisð [] pres
3rd sing of lesan
lit
[] ?
(-?/-?)
color, dye
lít see lýt
lítan
[] sv/t1
3rd
pres líteð past lát/liton
ptp geliten to
cause to
bow, bend, incline; [from lútan as bíegan is from búgan]
lite- see
lytig-
lítel see lýtel
litig see lytig
litigere
lítl- see lýtl-
litsmann see liðsmann
lið
[] 1.
n (-es/-u, leoðu), m (-es/-as) limb, member; joint; tip
(of
finger), point; 2. n (-es/-u, leoðu) fleet [ON lið]
líð
[] 1.
n (-es/-) cider, native wine, fermented drink; beaker, cup; 2.
mercy; 3. pres 3rd sing of licgan; 4.
adj
see líðe; 5. see líhð
Líða
[] m
(-n/-n) name of the months June (ǽrra ~), and July (æftera
~)
liðádl
[] f
(-e/-a) gout
líðan
[] sv/i1
3rd
pres líðeð past láð/lidon ptp is geliden 1.
1 to go,
travel, sail; ge~ arrive; 2. to be bereft of; 3.
see líðigian
líðe [] adj
lithe, soft, gentle,
meek, mild, serene, benign, gracious, pleasant, sweet [cmp lýðre]
liðe- see
leoðu-
líðeg see líðig
líðeléaf
[] n
(-es/-) camomile
líðelic
[] adj
gentle, soft, mild; adv ~líce
liðera
[] m
(-n/-n) sling, slinging pouch (2)
liðercian
[]
wv/t2 to smooth down, flatter
liðere
[] f
(-an/-an) sling, slinging pouch (1)
liðeren see leðren
liðerlic
[] adj
of a sling
liðewácung
[] f (-e/-a) mitigation; [compeditorium]
[pl as leoðuwácunga]
liðgeat see hlidgeat
líðian see líðigian
liðian1
[] wv/t2 to unloose, release
líðig
[] adj
lithe, flexible, bending, yielding
líðigian
[] wv/t2
1 to soften, calm, mitigate, assuage, appease; be mild
liðincel
[] n
(-incles/-inclu) little joint
líðlic see líðelic
liðmann see lidmann
líðnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) mildness, softness, gentleness, kindness
liðo- see
leoðu-
liðre see liðere
líðre see lýðre
liðrin see leðren
líðs see liss
liðséaw
[] n
(-es/-) synovia
liðsmann
[] m
(-es/-menn) seafarer, pirate
liðu see lið
liðule
[] m
(-es/-as) synovia
[lið, ele]
líðung
[] f
(-e/-a) alleviation, relief; complaisance, indulgence, kindness,
obliging
disposition or conduct, mercy, grace, favor; Permission to do any
thing;
forbearance in view of any wrong that has been done, forgiveness,
pardon,
remission [venia],
a pitying, pity,
compassion, commiseration; rhetor., a pathetic speech [miseratio]
líðwǽge
[] n
(-es/-u) drinking-cup
liðwærc
[] m
(-es/-as) pain in the limbs
líðwyrde
[] adj
mild of speech
líðwyrt
[] f
(-e/-e) dwarf elder
líxan [] wv/i1b
to shine, flash,
glitter, gleam
líxende
[] adj
splendidly
líxung
[] f
(-e/-a) brilliance, brightness
ló [] ?
(pl ~lón) see mæst~, sceaft~
lob see lof
lobbe
[] f
(-an/-an) spider
loc
[] 1.
n (-es/-u) lock, bolt, bar; enclosure, fold, prison, stronghold;
bargain, agreement, settlement, conclusion; clause; [lúcan]; 2.
see locc
1
lóc
[] interj
look, see, look you; ~ hú however; whatever; ~ hwænne/hwonne
whenever; spel ~ hwænne mann wille a discourse for any occasion
you
please; ~ hwǽr wherever; ~ hwǽðer whichever; ~ hwá
whoever, ~ hwæt whatever; ~ hwylc whichever; ~ nu
observe,
note, behold
lóca see lóc
loca
[] 1.
m (-n/-n) enclosure, stronghold; 2. m (-n/-n)
lock (of
wool)
lócahú see lóc
interj
locbore
[] f
(-an/-an) one who wears
long hair, free woman
locc [] 1.
m (-es/-as)
lock (of hair), hair, curl; 2. see loc 1
loccetan
see
rocettan
loccian1
[] wv/t2 to attract, entice, soothe
loccod [] adj
hairy, shaggy
locen [] 1.
past part of lúcan;
2. see loc
locer see locor
locfeax
[] n
(-es/-u) hair
locgewind
[]
m (-es/-as) hair
lóchú see lóc
hú
lochwænne see lóc
hwænne
lochyrdel
[]
m (-es/-as) hurdle for sheepfolds
lócian
[] wv/t2
1 to see, behold, look, gaze; observe, notice, take heed;
belong,
pertain; ~ tó regard with favor
locor
[] m
(-es/-as) plane (tool)
locstán
[] m
(-es/-as) stone closing an entrance
lócung see þurh~
loddere
[] m
(-es/-as) beggar [lýðre]
loerge [] n
pl of lorg
lof
[] 1.
n (-es/-u) praise, glory, repute; song of praise, hymn; 2.
n
(-es/-u) protection,
help?
lóf
[] ?
(-?/-?) band, fillet; [redimicula]
lofbǽre
[] adj
praising, giving praise
lofdǽd
[] f
(-e/-e) praiseworthy deed
lofgeorn
[] adj
eager for praise; lavish?,
ostentatious?
lofherung
[]
f (-e/-a) praising
lofian
[] wv/t2
to praise, exalt; 1 appraise, value
loflác
[] n
(-es/-) offering in honor of any one
loflǽcan
[] irreg
wv/t1b to praise
loflic
[] adj
laudable; adv ~líce gloriously
lofmægen
[] n
(-es/-) praise
lofsang
[] m
(-es/-as) song of praise, canticle, hymn, psalm; lauds
lofsealm
[] m
(-es/-as) the 148th Psalm, lauds
lofsingende
[] adj singing hymns of praise
lofsum
[] adj
praiseworthy
lofte
[] adv
phr ~ (on) in the air, aloft
lofung
[] f
(-e/-a) praising, laudation; appraising
lóg [] past
3rd sing of léan
1
lóges see lóh
logeðer see logðer
lógian1
[] wv/t2 to lodge, place, put by; put in order, arrange,
collect,
settle; discourse; divide, portion out; ge~ úp lay by, deposit;
gelógod
interpolated; gelógod spræc (well)-ordered speech
logðer
[] adj
cunning, artful
lóh
[] 1.
n (lóges/-) place, stead (only in phr on his ~); 2.
past
3rd sing of lean 2
lóhsceaft
[]
m (-es/-as) bolt,
bar?, stick with a
strap to it?
loma see lama
lóma1
[] m (-n/-n) tool, utensil, article of furniture
lomb see lamb
lombor see lamb
lóme1
[] 1. adj frequent; 2. adv often,
frequently; oft
(and) ge~ constantly, diligently
lómelic see lómlic
lómlǽcan1
[] irreg wv/t1b to frequent; be frequent
lomp [] past
3rd sing of limpan
lond see land
londádl
[] f
(-e/-a) strangury?
[hland]
lone see lange
long see lang
Longbeardan [] m pl Lombards
Longbeardas [] m pl Lombards
lonn see lank
lonu see lanu
loppe
[] f
(-an/-an) spider
loppestre
[]
f (-an/-an) lobster; locust
lopust see loppestre
lopystre see loppestre
lor
[] n
(-es/-u) loss, destruction (in phr tó ~e/lóse)
lora see hléow~
loren [] past
part of léoran
lorg
[] f
(-e/-a), m (-es/-as) pole, distaff, weaver’s beam
lorh
[] f
(-e/-a), m (lóres/lóras) pole, distaff, weaver’s beam
los see lor
lóse see hlóse
losewist see loswist
losian
[] wv/t2
1 to be lost, fail, perish; 1 escape, get away;
lose;
destroy
losigendlic
[] adj ready to perish
losing
[] f
(-e/-a) loss, destruction
loswist [] f
(-e/-e) loss, destruction
lot
[] n
(-es/-u) fraud, guile
loten [] past
part of lútan
lotwrenc
[] m
(-es/-as) deception, deceit, cunning, artifice, trick
lotwrencceast
[] f (-e/-a) cunning
loða
[] m
(-n/-n) upper garment, mantle, cloak
loðrung
[] f
(-e/-a) delusion; rubbish, nonsense
lox
[] m
(-es/-as) lynx [Ger luchs]
luba- see
lufe-
lube- see
lufe-
lúcan
[] sv/t2
3rd
pres lýcð past léac/lucon ptp gelocen 1.
1 to lock,
close, enclose, fasten, shut up; intr to close up, form one
mass;
interlock, intertwine, twist, wind; conclude; 2. pluck out,
pull up
lucor
see ??
ludgæt
[] n
(-es/-gatu) side-gate, postern gate
ludon [] past
pl of léodan
lufe
[] f
(-an/-an) loved home
lufelic see luflic
lufen
[] f
(-e/-a)
hope?
lufestice
[]
f (-an/-an) lovage (plant) [L levisticum]
lufestre
[] f
(-an/-an) female lover
luffendlic see lufiendlic
luffeorm
[] f
(-e/-a) hospitality
lufian1
[] wv/t2 to love, cherish, sow love to; fondle, caress; delight
in,
approve, practice
lufiend
[] m
(-es/-) lover
lufiende
[] adj
affectionate
lufiendlic
[] adj lovely, beautiful; lovable
lufigendlic
[] adj lovely, beautiful; lovable
luflic
[] adj
amiable, loving; lovable; adv ~líce kindly; willingly,
gladly
lufrǽden
[] f
(-ne/-na) love
lufsum
[] adj
loving, lovable, pleasant
lufsumlic
[]
adj gracious; adv ~líce
lufsumnes
[]
f (-se/-sa) pleasantness, kindness
luftácen
[] n
(-tácnes/-) love-token
luftéme
[] adj
pleasant, sweet, grateful, benevolent
luftýme
[] adj
pleasant, sweet, grateful, benevolent
luftýmlic
[]
adj pleasant
lufu
[] f
(-e/-a) love, strong liking, affection, favor; desire; kind action;
love (of
God); amicable settlement
lufung
[] f
(-e/-a) action of loving
lufwende
[] adj
lovable, pleasant
lufwendlic
[] adj friendly; adv ~líce gently
lugon past
pl of léogan
luh [] n
(-es/-u) loch, pond [Keltic]
lumpon past
pl of limpan
luncian? [] wv/t2
to limp [Norw. lunke?]
lundlaga
[] m
(-n/-n) kidney
Lundonisc
[]
adj of London
lungen
[] f
(-ne/-na) lung
lungenádl []
f (-e/-a) lung-disease
lungenǽder
[] f (-e/-a) vein of the lungs
lungencoðu
[] f (-e/-a) lung disease
lungensealf
[] f (-e/-a) lung-salve
lungenwyrt
[] f (-e/-e) lungwort
lunger see céas~
lungre2
[] adv soon, forthwith, suddenly, quickly
lunnon past
pl of linnan
lús
[] f
(lýs/lýs) louse
lusian see losian
lust
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) desire, appetite; pleasure; sensuous appetite, lust;
2.
adj willing
lustbǽre
[] 1.
adj desirable, pleasant, agreeable, cheerful, joyous; desirous; 2.
adv gladly, willingly
lustbǽrnes
[] f (-se/-sa) enjoyment, pleasure, desire
lustful
[] adj
wishful, desirous; ge~ desirable
lustfullian1
[] wv/t2 to rejoice, enjoy; desire; be pleasing to
lustfullíce1
[] adv gladly, heartily
lustfullung
[] f (-e/-a) desire, pleasure, delight
lustfulnes1 [] f
(-se/-sa) desire, pleasure
lustgeornnes
[] f (-se/-sa) concupiscence, strong feelings of physical desire
lustgryn
[] f
(-e/-a) snare of pleasure
lustlíce
[] adv
willingly, gladly
lustmoce
[] f
(-an/-an) lady’s-smock (plant)
lustsumlic
[] adj pleasant; adv ~líce willingly
lustum
[] adv
with pleasure, gladly
lúsþorn
[] m
(-es/-as) spindle-tree
lútan1
[] sv/t2 3rd
pres lýteð past léat/luton ptp geloten to
bend, stoop, decline; geloten
dæg after part of day; bow, make obeisance, fall down ge~
lay
down; entreat
lútian1
[] wv/t2 to lie hidden, hide, lurk
lútter see hlúttor
lúttor see hlútor
lúðer- see
lýðer-
lybb
[] n
(-es/-) drug, poison, charm
lybban see libban
lybbestre
[]
f (-an/-an) sorceress
lybcorn
[] n
(-es/-) a medicinal seed, wild saffron?
lybcræft
[] m
(-es/-as) skill in the use of drugs, magic, witchcraft
lybesn
[] f
(-e/-a) charm, amulet, knot
lyblác
[] n
(-es/-), m (-es/-as) occult art, use of drugs for magic,
witchcraft
lyblǽca
[] m
(-n/-n) wizard, sorcerer
lybsin see lybesn
lybsn see lybesn
lýc- see
lǽc-, líc-
lycce see lyge
2
lýcð pres
3rd sing of lúcan
lýden see lǽden
lýf see líf
lyfde past
3rd sing of libban
lyfede past
3rd sing of libban
lyfesn see lybesn
lyffetere
[]
m (-es/-as) flatterer
lyffettan
[]
wv/t1b to flatter
lyffettian
[] wv/t2 to flatter
lyffetung
[]
f (-e/-a) adulation, flattery
lyfian see lifian,
libban
lyft [] f
(-e/-a), m
(-es/-as), n (-es/-) air, sky, clouds, atmosphere; on ~e
on high,
aloft [Ger luft]
lyftádl
[] f
(-e/-a) paraplysis, palsy
lyftedor
[] m
(-es/-as) clouds
lyften
[] adj
of the air, aerial
lyftfæt
[] n
(-es/-fatu) vessel in the air (moon)
lyftfléogend
[] m (-es/-) flier in the air, bird
lyftfloga
[]
m (-n/-n) flier in the air, dragon
lyftgelác2
[] n (-es/-) flight through the air
lyftgeswenced
[] adj driven by the wind
lyfthelm2
[] m (-es/-as) air, mist, cloud
lyftlácende2
[] adj sporting in the air, flying
lyftlic
[] adj
aerial
lyftsceaða
[] m (-n/-n) aerial robber (raven)
lyftwundor
[] n (-wundres/-) aerial wonder
lyftwynn2
[] f (-e/-a) joyous air, pleasure in flying
lyge
[] 1.
m (-es/-as) lie, falsehood; 2. adj lying, false;
lygen [] f
(-ne/-na) lie, falsehood
lygenian see lygnian
lygesearu2
[] n (-wes/-) lying wile, trick
lygespell []
n (-es/-) falsehood
lygesynnig
[] adj lying, false
lygetorn [] n
(-es/-) feigned anger or grief
lygeword2
[] n (-es/-) lying word, lie
lygewyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) liar
lygnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) falseness; false things
lygnian1
[] wv/t2 to give one the lie, convict of falsehood; gelygnod
perjured
lýht- see
líht-
lyhð pres
3rd sing of léan
lýð pres
3rd sing of léogan
lym see lim
lýman
[] wv/t1b
to shine
lymp- see
limp-
lynde1
[] f (-an/-an) fat, grease [also lyndu]
lynian see á~,
tó~
lynibor
[] n
(-es/-) borer, gimlet
lynis
[] m
(-es/-as) linchpin
lýpenwyrhta
[] m (-n/-n) basket maker, tanner
lyre
[] m
(-es/-as) loss, destruction, damage, hurt [léosan]
lyrewrenc
[]
m (-es/-as) hurtful intrigue
lyrtan see be~
lýs see lús
lýs- see
lies-
lysferht see leasferhð
lysnan see hlysnan
lysnere see hlysnere
lýssa see lǽssa
lyssen see lyswen
lystan1
[] impersonal wv/t1b w.a. person, w.g. thing or infin.
to please,
cause pleasure or desire, provoke longing; gelysted desirous of
lystere see lyftere?,
lyffetere
lysu
[] 1.
adj base, false, evil; 2. n (-wes/-) evil deed
lyswen
[] 1.
adj purulent, corrupt; 2. m (-es/-as) pus, matter
lýt
[] adv,
adj, indecl noun little, few
lýtan see lútan
lyteg see lytig
lýtel
[] 1.
adj little, not large; unimportant, mean; short (distance,
time); not
much; cmp lǽssa; spl lǽst, lǽsta;
2. adv
little, slightly; lýtlan ond lýtlan little by little; 3.
noun
little
lýtelhýdig
[] adj pusillanimous
lytelic see lytiglic
lytelíce see lytiglíce
lýtelmód
[] adj
pusillanimous
lýtelne see lýtesne
lýtelnes
[] f
(-se/-sa) smallness
lýtesná
[] adv
nearly, almost
lýtesne
[] adv
nearly, almost
lýtestne
[] adv
nearly, almost
lýthwón
[] adv,
noun w.g. little, but little, very few
lytig
[] adj
crafty, cunning; prudent
lytigian
[] wv/t2
to feign, act crookedly
lytiglic
[] adj
deceitful, crafty; adv ~líce
lytignes
[] f
(-se/-sa) cunning
lýtle
[] f
(-an/-an) female slave
lýtlian1
[] wv/t2 to lessen, decrease, diminish; shorten, curtail,
abrogate; fall
out of use; belittle
lýtling
[] m
(-es/-as) little one, infant, child; unimportant person
lýtlum
[] adv
little by little, gradually [dative of lýtel]
lýtlung
[] f
(-e/-a) diminution; ge~ insufficiency, want
lyttl- see
lýtl-
lyttuccas
[]
m pl particles, small pieces
lytwist? [] f
(-e/-e) deception
lyð see lið
lýða see líða
lýðerful
[] adj
evil, vile
lýðerlic
[] adj
bad, sordid, mean, vile; adv ~líce
lýðernes
[] f
(-se/-sa) wickedness
lýðran
[] wv/t1b
to anoint, smear, lather [léaðor]
lyðre see liðere
lýðre [] 1.
adj bad,
wicked, base, mean, corrupt, wretched; 2. cmp of líðe
lýðwyrt see líðwyrt
lýxan see líxan