uce see wuce

ucu see wucu

udu see wudu

úf [] 1. m (-es/-as) owl; vulture; 2. m (-es/-as) uvula

ufa see ufan

ufan [] adv from above; over, above, on high; on ~; ~ on þæt besides; on ~ hærfest in late autumn; on ~ midne winter after Christmas [Ger oben]

ufancumende [] adj coming from above

ufancund [] adj from above, supreme, divine

ufane see ufan

ufanweard [] adj highest, topmost; ~um above, at the top; prep w.d. highest, topmost

ufemest [] adj highest, uppermost, topmost; spl of uferra, ufor

ufen see ufan

ufenan [] 1. adv from above; 2. prep w.d. over and above; on ~ upon the top of

ufenon [] 1. adv from above; 2. prep w.d. over and above; on ~ upon the top of

ufera see uferra

uferian1 [] wv/t2 to delay, put off; ge~ raise up, elevate; extol, honor; [ufor]

uferor [] adj higher [adv?]

uferra [] adj above, higher, upper; outer; after (of time), later, future

uferung [] f (-e/-a) delay

ufeweard [] 1. adj upward, ascending, upper, higher up; later; 2. noun upper part, outside

ufewerd see ufeweard

uffrian see uferian

ufon see ufan

ufor [] adv higher, further away, further up; later, posterior, subsequent

ufora see uferra

ufur see ufor

ufweard see ufeweard

ufwerd see ufeweard

uht see wuht see wiht f, n

úht [] m (-es/-as) twilight, dusk, early morning, dawn; nocturnes; on ~an at daybreak; tó ~es towards dawn

úhte [] f (-an/-an) twilight, dusk, early morning, dawn; nocturnes; on ~an at daybreak; tó ~es towards dawn

úhtantíd see úhttíd

úhtantíma [] m (-n/-n) time of nocturns

úhtcearu [] f (-e/-a) sorrow at dawn

úhtentíd see úhttíd

úhtfloga [] m (-n/-n) twilight-flier, dragon

úhtgebed [] n (-es/-u, -beodu) morning prayer, matins

úhthlem [] m (-es/-as) crash at dawn

úhtlic [] 1. adj morning, matutinal, of matins; 2. see útlic

úhtsang [] m (-es/-as) morning song, matins; nocturns

úhtsanglic [] adj nocturnal, used at nocturns

úhtsceaða [] m (-n/-n) twilight foe

úhttíd [] f (-e/-e) twilight, early morning, dawn

úhtþegnung [] f (-e/-a) matins

úhtwæcca [] m (-n/-n) night watch, vigils

úle [] f (-an/-an) owl

ulf see wulf

ulmtréow [] n (-es/-) elm tree [L]

ultur [] m (-es/-as) vulture

úma [] m (-n/-n) a weaver’s beam

umb see ymb

umbe see ymbe

umbor [] n (-es/-) infant

umborwesende2 [] adj being a child

un- [] 1. negative or pejorative prefix; 2. occasionally = on- (prefix expressing reversal of a previous action) as in unbindan

unábeden [] adj unbidden; negative participle

unábégendlic see unábýgendlic

unáberendlic [] adj unbearable; adv ~líce

unáberiende [] adj unbearable

unábét see ungebét

unábindendlic [] adj indissoluble

unáblinn [] n (-es/-) irrepressible state, unceasing presence

unáblinnende [] adj unceasing, perpetual; adv ~líce

unáblinnendlic [] adj unceasing, perpetual; adv ~líce

unáboht see ungeboht

unábrecendlic [] adj inextricable

unábýgendlic [] adj inflexible

unácenned [] adj unbegotten

unácnycendlic [] adj that cannot be untied or loosened [cnyccan]

unácumendlic [] adj unbearable, unattainable, impossible

unácumenlic [] adj unbearable, unattainable, impossible

unácumenlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) unbearableness

unácwencedlic [] adj unquenchable

unádrúgod [] adj undried, not dried, not hardened

unádrysnende [] adj unquenchable (1)

unádrysnendlic [] adj unquenchable (3)

unádrysnenlic [] adj unquenchable (2)

unádwǽsced [] adj inextinguishable, unquenchable (1)

unádwǽscendlic [] adj inextinguishable, unquenchable (2)

unádwéscedlic [] adj inextinguishable, unquenchable (3)

unáfandod [] adj untried

unáfeohtendlic [] adj what cannot be contended against, inevitable

unáfíled [] adj undefiled

unáfúliende see unfúliende

unáfunden [] adj undiscovered; untried

unáfylledlic [] adj that cannot be filled, insatiable; adv ~líce

unáfyllendlic [] adj that cannot be filled, insatiable; adv ~líce

unága [] m (-n/-n) one who owns nothing

unágǽledlíce [] adv unremittingly

unágán [] adj not lapsed, in force

unágelýfed see unálíefed

unágen [] adj not one’s own or under one’s control, precarious

unágifen [] adj unpaid

unágunnen [] adj without a beginning

unáhefendlic [] adj unbearable

unáhladen [] adj unexhausted

unáléaf- see unálýf-

unáléf- see unálýf-

unálíef- see unálýf-

unálogen [] adj not false, true

unálýfed [] adj not allowed, unlawful, illicit; adv ~líce unlawfully, without permission (1)

unálýfedlic [] adj not allowed, unlawful, illicit; adv ~líce unlawfully, without permission (2)

unálýfendlic [] adj not allowed, unlawful, illicit; adv ~líce unlawfully, without permission (3)

unálýfednes [] f (-se/-sa) what is forbidden, licentiousness

unálýsendlic [] adj without remission

unámánsumod [] adj not excommunicated, in church fellowship

unámælt [] adj unmelted

unámeten [] adj unmeasured, unbounded, immeasurable, immense

unámetenlic [] adj unmeasured, unbounded, immeasurable, immense

unámetgod [] adj unmeasured, unbounded, immeasurable, immense

unámyrred [] adj uninjured

unan- see unon-

unandcýðignes [] f (-se/-sa) ignorance

unandergilde [] adj irreplaceable, invaluable

unandett [] adj unconfessed

unandgittol [] adj unintelligent, incapable, ignorant, foolish

unandgytful [] adj unintelligent, incapable, ignorant, foolish

unandhéfe [] adj insupportable

unandweard [] adj not present, absent

unandwendlic see unáwendedlic, unáwendendlic

unandwís [] adj unskillful

unánrǽdnes [] f (-se/-sa) inconstancy

unápínedlíce [] adv with impunity

unár [] f (-e/-a) dishonor

unáræfed [] adj not permissible, impracticable; intolerable; adv ~líce (1)

unáræfned [] adj not permissible, impracticable; intolerable; adv ~líce (2)

unáræfnedlic [] adj not permissible, impracticable; intolerable; adv ~líce (3)

unáræfnendlic [] adj not permissible, impracticable; intolerable; adv ~líce (4)

unáreccendlic [] adj unexplainable, wonderful

unárefnendlic see unáræfnendlic

unáreht [] adj unexplained

unárímed [] adj unnumbered, countless, innumerable

unárímedlic [] adj innumerable, immeasurable; adv ~líce

unárímendlic [] adj innumerable, immeasurable; adv ~líce

unárlic [] adj dishonorable, dishonest, disgraceful; contrary to what is fitting, unnatural (of a will); adv ~líce dishonorably; unmercifully

unarodscipe [] m (-es/-as) remissness, cowardice

unárwurðian [] wv/t2 to dishonor

unárwurðlic [] adj dishonorable

unáwyrðnes [] f (-se/-sa) irreverence, indignity

unárýmed see unárímed

unásæcgendlic see unásecgendlic

unásædd see unásedd

unáscended [] adj unhurt

unáscruncen [] adj not withered, undecayed

unáscyrigendlic [] adj inseparable

unáscyrod [] adj not separated

unásecgende [] adj unspeakable, ineffable

unásecgendlic [] adj indescribable, unspeakable, ineffable; adv ~líce

unásedd [] adj unsatisfied, unsatiated

unáséðenlic [] adj insatiable

unáséðendlic [] adj insatiable

unásíwod [] adj unsewed, without seam

unásméagendlic [] adj inconceivable, inscrutable, unsearchable

unásolcenlíce [] adv diligently

unáspringende [] adj unfailing

unáspringendlic [] adj unfailing

unáspyriendlic [] adj unsearchable

unástíðod [] adj not hardened, not firm

unástyred [] adj unmoved

unástyriende [] adj immovable, firm; motionless

unástyriendlic [] adj immovable, firm; motionless

unástyrigendlic [] adj immovable, firm; motionless

unástyrod [] adj unmoved

unásundrodlic [] adj inseparable

unáswundenlíce [] adv diligently

unátaladlic see unátellendlic

unáteald see unteald

unátellendlic [] adj innumerable

unátemed [] adj barbarous

unátemedlic [] adj untamable, wild, fierce

unátéoriende [] adj indefatigable

unátéorigendlic [] adj lasting, permanent, unceasing; indefatigable, unwearied; adv ~líce

unátéorod [] adj unwearied

unátériend- see unátéorigend-

unátoriend- see unátéorigend-

unátwéogendlíce see unátwéogendlíce

unáþroten [] adj unwearied, indefatigable, vigorous; adv ~líce

unáwaxen [] adj unwashed

unáwægendlic [] adj unshaken

unáwæscen [] adj unwashed

unáwemmed [] adj unstained, spotless

unáwemmedlic [] adj unstained, spotless

unáwemmednes [] f (-se/-sa) incorruption

unáwend [] adj unchangeable

unáwended [] adj unchangeable

unáwendedlic [] adj unchangeable

unáwendende [] adj unchangeable, unceasing; adv ~líce

unáwendendlic [] adj unchangeable, unceasing; adv ~líce

unáwerded [] adj unhurt

unáwídlod [] adj undefiled

unáwriten [] adj unwritten

unǽaðe see unéaðe

unǽfastlíce see unǽwfæstlíce

unǽmta [] m (-n/-n) want of leisure, work, occupation, hindrance

unǽmetta [] m (-n/-n) want of leisure, work, occupation, hindrance

unǽmtigian [] wv/t2 to deprive of leisure

unærh see unearg

unæsecgenlic see unáséðendlic?

unǽt [] f (-e/-a) gluttony

unǽtnes [] f (-se/-sa) affliction; ~sa gebídan to die

unætspornen [] adj not hindered

unæðelboren [] adj not of noble birth, low-born

unæðele [] adj of low birth, ignoble, base

unæðelian [] wv/t2 to degrade, debase

unæðelíce [] adv ignobly, basely

unæðelnes [] f (-se/-sa) ignobility

unǽwfæstlíce [] adv irreverently; unlawfully

unǽwisc [] adj shamefaced, bashful, modest, chaste, virtuous; chaste, pure; of things, chaste, pure, undefiled; [pudicus]; adv ~líce bashfully, modestly, chastely, virtuously

unbald see unbeald

unbældo see unbieldu

unbældu see unbieldu

unbærende see unberende

unbealaful [] adj guiltless, innocent

unbeald [] adj cowardly, timid, weak, irresolute, distrustful

unbealu [] n (-wes/-) innocence

unbeboht [] adj unsold

unbebyriged [] adj unburied

unbecéas [] adj incontestable

unbecrafod [] adj unquestioned, not subject to claims

unbecweden [] adj unbequeathed, uncontested

unbeden [] adj unbidden

unbefangenlic [] adj unintelligible, incomprehensible

unbefeonglic [] adj unintelligible, incomprehensible

unbefliten [] adj undisputed

unbefohten [] adj unopposed, unattacked

unbefóndlic [] adj incomprehensible

unbegán [] adj untilled; unadorned

unbegrípendlic [] adj incomprehensible

unbegunnen [] adj without a beginning

unbehéafdod [] adj not beheaded

unbehéfe [] adj not suitable, inconvenient

unbehelendlíce [] adv without concealment

unbehelod [] adj uncovered, naked

unbehréowsigende [] adj unrepenting

unbelimp see ungelimp

unbeorhte [] adv not brightly

unberéafigendlic [] adj never to be taken away

unberende [] adj unbearable; unfruitful, barren

unberendlic [] adj unbearable

unberendnes [] f (-se/-sa) barrenness

unbermed [] adj unleavened, unfermented

unbesacen [] adj undisputed

unbesænged see unbesenged

unbescéawod [] adj improvident, inconsiderate; adv ~líce

unbescoren [] adj unshorn

unbesenged [] adj not singed, unburnt

unbeséondlic see unbefóndlic?

unbesmiten [] adj undefiled, pure, spotless

unbesorh [] adj unconcerned, not interested

unbéted [] adj uncompensated, unexpiated, unatoned

unbeþóht [] adj unexpected; adv ~e unthinkingly

unbeweddod [] adj unbetrothed, unmarried

unbewelled [] adj not boiled away

unbiddende [] adj not praying

unbieldu [] f (-e/-a) want of boldness, diffidence, timidity

unbilewit [] adj harsh

unbindan [] sv/t3 3rd pres unbindeð past unband/unbundon ptp unbunden to unbind, loosen; pay [see onbindan]

unbiscopod [] adj not confirmed by a bishop

unbiþyrfe2 [] adj useless, idle, vain

unbléoh [] adj clean, bright

unbletsung [] f (-e/-a) curse

unblinnendlíce [] adv incessantly

unbliss [] f (-e/-a) sorrow, affliction

unblíðe [] adj joyless, sad, sorrowful; unfriendly

unblíðeméde [] adj sad of heart

unblódig [] adj bloodless

unblonden [] adj unmixed

unboht [] adj unbought, free

unboren [] adj unborn

unbrád [] adj narrow; cmp unbrǽdra, unbrádra; spl unbrǽdost

unbrǽce2 [] adj unbreakable, indestructible

unbrece see unbryce

unbrice see unbryce

unbríece see unbrýce

unbrocheard [] adj delicate, tender

unbrosnigendlic [] adj indestructible, incorruptible

unbrosnendlic [] adj indestructible, incorruptible

unbrosnodlíce [] adv incorruptibly

unbrosnung [] f (-e/-a) incorruptibility

unbryce2 [] adj unbreakable; indestructible, everlasting; [brecan]

unbrýce [] adj useless [brúcan]

unbrýde [] adv honestly

unbunden past participle of unbindan

unbýed [] n (-es/-) uninhabited desert

unbyrged [] adj unburied

unbyrhte see unbeorhte

unbyrnende [] adj without burning

unc [] dual dative pron to/for us two

uncænned see unácenned

uncáfscipe [] m (-es/-as) sloth, neglect

uncampróf [] adj unwarlike

uncapitulod [] adj without headings (to chapters)

uncéap [] adj gratuitous, gratis

uncéaped [] adj gratuitous, gratis

uncéapunga [] adv gratuitously

uncéas [] n? (-es/-) oath of reconciliation

uncéast [] n? (-es/-) oath of reconciliation

uncenned see unácenned

uncer [] 1. genitive dual pron of us two; 2. possessive pron belonging to us two

uncet [] dual accusative pronoun us two

unclǽmod [] adj unsmeared

unclǽne [] adj unclean

unclǽnlic [] adj unclean, impure; adv ~líce

unclǽnnes [] f (-se/-sa) uncleanness, impurity

unclǽnu [] f (-e/-a) uncleanness

unclǽnsian1 [] wv/t2 to soil, pollute

unclǽnsod [] adj unpurified

unclén- see unclǽn-

uncnyttan [] wv/t1a to unbind, untie, loosen

uncoren [] adj evil, reprobate

uncoða [] m (-n/-n) disease; plague

uncoðu [] f (-e/-a) disease; plague

uncrafod see unbecrafod

uncræft [] m (-es/-as) evil practice

uncræftig [] adj helpless

uncre genitive, dative feminine of uncer 2

uncristen [] adj infidel

uncumlíðe [] adj inhospitable

uncúð [] adj unknown, strange, unusual; uncertain; unfriendly, unkind, rough

uncúða [] m (-n/-n) stranger

uncúðlic [] adj unknown; adv ~líce in an unfriendly manner, unkindly

uncúðnes [] f (-se/-sa) strangeness

uncwaciende [] adj firmly

uncweden [] adj (unsaid), revoked

uncwéme [] adj not pleasing

uncweðende [] adj speechless, dumb

uncwisse [] adj dumb

uncwyd [] adj uncontested, undisputed

uncwydd [] adj uncontested, undisputed

uncýme [] adj unseemly, mean, paltry, poor

uncynde [] adj unnatural

uncynn [] adj unsuitable, improper

uncynlic [] adj unsuitable, improper

uncýpe [] adj gratuitous

uncýped see uncéaped

uncyst [] f (-e/-e) mistake, error; vice, wickedness, crime; stinginess, parsimony; disease [céosan]

uncyste [] f (-an/-an) mistake, error; vice, wickedness, crime; stinginess, parsimony; disease [céosan]

uncystig [] adj mean, stingy, niggardly

uncýð see uncúð

uncýðig [] adj ignorant, unacquainted with; devoid of

uncýðð [] f (-e/-a) ignorance; foreign country

uncýððu [] f (-e/-a) ignorance; foreign country

undǽd [] f (-e/-e) wicked deed, crime

undæftelíce see ungedæftelíce

undǽled [] adj undivided

undǽld [] adj undivided

undéaded [] adj not deadened

undéadlic [] adj immortal, for all eternity; adv ~líce

undéadlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) immortality

undéagollíce see undéogollíce

undearnunga [] adv openly

undéað- see undéad-

undéaw [] adj without dew

undeclínigendlic [] adj indeclinable

undéd see undǽd

undéogollíce [] adv plainly, clearly

undéop [] adj shallow, low

undéopþancol [] adj shallow, silly

undéor see undéore 1

undéore [] 1. adj cheap; 2. adv cheaply

undeornunga see undearnunga

under [] 1. prep w.d.a. under, beneath; among; before, in the presence of; under the shelter of; in the service of, in subjection to, under the rule of; during; by means of, by; swerian ~ God to swear by God; ~ bæc see underbæc; 2. adv beneath, below, underneath

underágendlic [] adj supported from beneath, under-propped, propped up, supported by, resting or leaning upon any thing, etc.; Relying or depending upon any thing; Subject to [subnixus]

underandfónd [] m (-es/-) One who undertakes any thing, an undertaker, contractor; A receiver, collector of taxes; One who takes into his house or harbors thieves, gamesters, etc., a receiver, gaming-house keeper; A guardian, protector [susceptor]

underbæc [] adv backwards, back, behind

underbæcling [] adv backwards, back, behind

underbégan [] wv/t1b to subject [bíegan]

underbeginnan [] sv/t3 3rd pres underbeginð past underbegann/underbegunnon ptp underbegunnen to undertake, purpose

underberan [] sv/t4 3rd pres underbirð past underbær/underbǽron ptp underboren to support, endure

underbeþéodan [] wv/t1b to subject

underbrǽdan [] wv/t1b to spread under

underbregdan [] sv/t3 3rd pres underbrigdeð past underbrægd/underbrugdon ptp underbrogden to spread under

underbúgan [] sv/t2 3rd pres underbýgð past underbéag/underbugon ptp underbogen to submit (to)

underburg [] f (-byrg/-byrg) suburb; [gen sing ~byrg, ~byrig, ~burge; dat sing ~byrg, ~byrig; nom/acc pl ~byrg, byrig; gen pl ~burga; dat pl ~burgum]

underburhware [] m pl dwellers in a suburb

undercierran [] wv/t1a to overturn, subvert

undercing see undercyning

undercrammian [] wv/t2 to stuff between, fill out underneath

undercréopan [] sv/t2 3rd pres undercríepð past undercréap/undercrupon ptp undercropen to be secretly grasped, seized by something; penetrate, undermine

undercuman [] sv/t4 3rd pres undercymð past undercóm/on ptp undercumen to assist

undercyning [] m (-es/-as) under-king, viceroy

underdelf [] n (-es/-) undermining

underdelfan [] sv/t3 3rd pres underdilfð past underdealf/underdulfon ptp underdolfen to dig under, undermine, break through

underdíacon [] m (-es/-as) subdeacon

underdón [] irreg v/t to put under

underdrencan [] wv/t1b to choke by drowning

underdrifennes [] f (-se/-sa) subjection

underéade see underéode past 3rd sing of undergán

undereoten see undereten past participle of underetan

underetan [] sv/t5 3rd pres underiteð past underæt/underǽton ptp undereten to eat underneath, undermine, subvert

underfang [] m (-es/-as) One who undertakes any thing, an undertaker, contractor; A receiver, collector of taxes; One who takes into his house or harbors thieves, gamesters, etc., a receiver, gaming-house keeper; A guardian, protector [susceptor]

underfangelnes see underfangenes

underfangelnes [] f (-se/-sa) undertaking, assumption; reception, hospitality (2)

underfangen [] adj neophyte; past participle of underfón

underfangenes [] f (-se/-sa) undertaking, assumption; reception, hospitality (1)

underfealdan [] sv/t7 3rd pres underfieldeð past underféold/on ptp underfealden to put, place, set, or lay under; In partic., to bring under, subject, subdue; to bring on, furnish, supply; to yield, afford; To put in the place of another person or thing, to substitute; In partic., to put something spurious in the place of another person or thing; to substitute falsely; to forge, counterfeit, make up [subdere]

underfeng [] 1. m (-es/-as) undertaking, taking in hand; 2. past 3rd sing of underfón

underflówan [] sv/t7 3rd pres underfléwð past underfléow/on ptp underflówen to flow under

underfolgoð [] m (-es/-as) subordinate office

underfón [] sv/t7 3rd pres underféhð past underféng/on ptp underfangen to receive, obtain, take, accept; take in, entertain; take up, undertake, assume, adopt; submit to, undergo; steal; hádunge ~ to take the veil

underfónd [] m (-es/-) one who takes anything in charge

underfónlic [] adj to be received

underfyligan [] wv/t2 subsequi

undergán [] irreg v/t to undergo; undermine, ruin

undergangan [] sv/t7 3rd pres undergengð past undergéong/on ptp undergangen to undergo; undermine, ruin

undergend- see underigend-

undergeoc [] adj under the yoke, tame

undergeréfa [] m (-n/-n) proconsul, deputy-governor

undergereord see underngereord

undergesett [] adj placed under

undergestandan [] sv/i6 3rd pres undergestendeð past undergestód/on ptp undergestanden to stand under

undergeþéoded [] adj subject

undergeþéodnes see underþéodnes

undergietan [] svt5 3rd pres undergieteð past undergeat/undergéaton ptp undergieten to note, mark, understand, perceive

underginnan [] sv/t3 3rd pres underginð past undergann/undergunnon ptp undergunnen to begin, undertake

undergitan see undergietan

undergrípan [] sv/t1 3rd pres undergrípð past undergráp/undergripon ptp undergripen to seize

undergynnan see underginnan

undergytan see undergietan

underhebban [] sv/t6  3rd pres underhefeð past underhóf/on ptp underhafen to bear, support, lift

underhlystan [] wv/t1b To understand, supply a word omitted; To hear a little [subaudire], to supply an omitted word

underhlystung [] f (-e/-a) the act of supplying an omitted word

underhnígan [] sv/t1  3rd pres underhnígeð past underhnág/underhnigon ptp underhnigen to submit to, undergo; succumb to, sink under

underholung [] f (-e/-a) suffosum

underhwítel [] m (-hwítles/-hwítlas) under-garment

underhwrǽdel see underwrǽdel

underiende [] adj inoffensive, harmless (1)

underigende [] adj inoffensive, harmless (2)

underigendlic [] adj inoffensive, harmless (3)

underiernan [] sv/t3  3rd pres underiernð past underarn/underurnon ptp underurnen to run under; In partic., to run or hasten to the aid or assistance of one; to help, aid, assist, succor; Of things, to be useful for, good against; In partic., to come into the mind, occur to one [succurrere]

underláttéow [] m (-es/-as) consul

underlecgan [] wv/t1b to underlay, prop, support

underlicgan [] sv/t5 3rd pres underligeð past underlæg/underlǽgon ptp underlegen to underlie, to be subject to, give way to

underlihtan [] wv/t1b to alleviate

underling [] m (-es/-as) underling, inferior

underlútan [] sv/t2 3rd pres underlýteð past underléat/underluton ptp underloten to bow or bend under; support, sustain

undermete see undernmete

undern [] m (-es/-as) morning (from 9 AM to 12 noon); the third hour (= 9 AM; later 11 AM); service at the third hour

underne see undierne

underneoðan [] adv underneath

underngereord [] m (-es/-as) morning meal, breakfast

underngeweorc [] n (-es/-) breakfast

underngiefl [] n (-es/-) repast, breakfast

underngifl [] n (-es/-) repast, breakfast

underniman [] sv/t4  3rd pres undernimð past undernóm/on, undernam/undernámon ptp undernumen to take in, receive, comprehend, understand; blame, be indignant at; take upon oneself; steal

underniðemest [] adj lowest of all

undernmǽl [] n (-es/-) morning-time

undernmete [] m (-es/-mettas) morning meal, breakfast

undernrest [] f (-e/-a) morning rest

undernsang [] m (-es/-as) tierce (religious service about 9 AM)

undernswǽsendu [] n pl early meal

underntíd [] f (-e/-e) the third hour (= 9 AM), noon, morning time; tierce

undernyðan see underneoðan

underondfónd see underandfónd

underplantian [] wv/t2 to trip up the heels of, throw down; in gen., to throw down, throw to the ground, overthrow [supplantare]

undersang see undernsang

underscéotan [] sv/t2 3rd pres underscíeteð past underscéat/underscuton ptp underscoten to prop up, sustain, support; intercept, pass under

underscyte [] m (-es/-as) passage underneath, transit; brake, drag-chain

undersécan [] irreg wv/t1b to examine, investigate, scrutinize

undersettan [] wv/t1a to put, place, or set under; To put in the place of another, to substitute for another person or thing; To substitute falsely or fraudulently, to falsify, forge, counterfeit; To place as a pledge, hypothecate; In gen., to add, annex, subjoin; to make subject, to subject, submit; To set beneath, to esteem less [supponere]

undersingan [] sv/t3 3rd pres undersingeð past undersang/undersungon ptp undersungen to sing to, accompany; to accord, agree [succinere]

undersittan [] sv/t5  3rd pres undersitteð past undersæt/undersǽton ptp underseten to sit down, crouch down, squat; to set one's self down, settle down, sink down; Of things, to sink, settle, subside; in part., to settle down, establish one's self in a place; to remain sitting, remain, abide, stay; To crouch down on the watch, to lie in wait, lie in ambush; Of female animals, to yield, submit to the male; to subside, decrease, abate (rare); To settle down; to lie in wait for, to waylay any one [subsidere]

underslícende [] adj slipping under

undersmúgan [] sv/t2 3rd pres undersmýgð past undersméag/undersmugon ptp undersmogen to creep under, surprise

understandan [] sv/t6 3rd pres understendeð past understód/on ptp understanden to understand, perceive; observe, notice, take for granted; to take a stand, take position, stand still, remain standing, stop, halt; To stay, tarry, abide, remain in a place [subsistere]; To make a stand, i. e. to stand firm, hold out [subsistere]; to withstand, oppose, resist [subsistere]; In gen., to stop, halt, pause [subsistere]; to stay, continue, remain, subsist [subsistere]; To stand still permanently, i. e. to come to a stop, to cease [subsistere]; To stand, withstand, be adequate to, sustain, support a thing; To stand by, support any one [subsistere]; To withstand, make resistance [subsistere]

understandennes [] f (-se/-sa) that of which a thing consists, the being, essence, contents, material, substance; fortune, substance, property [substantia]

understandung [] f (-e/-a) understanding

understapplian  [] wv/t2 to trip up one's heels, to throw down; in gen., to throw down, throw to the ground, overthrow [supplantare]

understaðolfæst see unstaðolfæst

understingan [] sv/t3 3rd pres understingeð past understang/understungon ptp understungen to prop up, support

understond- see understand-

understrédan [] wv/t1b to strew under

understréowed [] adj underlaid

undersyrc [] m (-es/-as) undershirt [serce]

undertíd see underntíd

undertódál [] n (-es/-) secondary division

undertunge [] f (-an/-an) the epiglottis [sublingua], part under or behind the tongue, tongue-ligament

undertungeþrum [] ? (-?/-?) tongue ligament

underþencan [] irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres underþencð past underþóhte ptp underþóht to consider; wv/r1b to change one’s mind, repent

underþéod [] adj subjected, subject; assistant, suffragon

underþéodan [] wv/t1b to subjoin, add; subjugate, subject, subdue, reduce, degrade; support; to instruct

underþéodendlic [] adj subjunctive

underþéodenlic [] adj subjunctive

underþéodnes [] f (-se/-sa) subjection, submission, obedience; hypocritical deceit [supplantatio]

underþéow [] m (-es/-as) subject, slave

underþíedan see underþéodan

underþíednes see underþéodnes

underþýdan see underþéodan

underweaxan [] sv/t7 3rd pres underwiexð past underwéox/on ptp underweaxen to grow under or from under any thing; to grow up; to grow up to any thing [succrescere]

underwedd [] n (-es/-) deposit, pledge

underwendan [] wv/t1b to turn upside down, upset, overturn, overthrow [subvertare]

underweorpan [] sv/t3 3rd pres underwierpð past underwearp/underwurpon ptp underworpen to throw, lay, place, or bring under or near; in partic., To hand to, supply; To substitute false for true; to forge, counterfeit; To suborn; in gen, To submit, subject; To substitute; in partic., to place under, to make subject, to subject; To subject or subordinate a particular to a general, to range or treat it under, append it to, etc.; in the pass., to be ranged under or comprised in any thing; To place under in succession or order, in speaking or writing, i. e. to place after, let follow, affix, annex, append, subjoin; To comprehend under, collect or embrace in; To bring forward, propose, adduce; to bring to mind, prompt, suggest, etc;  [subjicere]

underwrǽdel [] m? (-wrǽdles/-wrǽdlas) waistband

underwreðian [] wv/t2 to support, sustain, uphold, strengthen, establish

underwreðung [] f (-e/-a) propping up, support, sustentation

underwrítan [] sv/t1 3rd pres underwríteð past underwrát/underwriton ptp underwriten to write at the foot of, subscribe

underwriðian see underwreðian

underwryðian see underwreðian

underwyrtwalian [] wv/t2 to trip up one's heels, to throw down; in gen., to throw down, throw to the ground, overthrow [supplantare]

underýcan [] wv/t1b to add

underyrnan see underiernan

undierne [] 1. adj open, manifest, clearly known; public, nuncupatory; 2. adv

undígollíce see undéogollíce

undílegod [] adj unerased

undolfen [] adj untilled

undóm [] m (-es/-as) unjust judgment, injustice

undómlíce [] adv indiscreetly

undón [] irreg v/t to undo, open, loosen, separate; cancel, discharge, abrogate, destroy

undréfed [] adj untroubled, undisturbed, undefiled

undrifen [] adj not driven or tossed

undruncen [] adj sober

undrysnende [] adj inextinguishable

undýre see undéore

undyrne see undierne

unéacen [] adj barren

unéacniendlic [] adj unfruitful, sterile

unearfoðlíce [] adv without difficulty

unearg [] adj not cowardly, dauntless, bold, brave (1)

unearh [] adj not cowardly, dauntless, bold, brave (2)

unearhlic [] adj not cowardly, dauntless, bold, brave (3)

unéaðe [] 1. adj not easy, difficult, hard, disagreeable, grievous; 2. adv not easily, hardly; unwillingly; scarcely, only just

unéaðelic [] adj difficult, hard, impossible; troublesome

unéaðelicnes [] f (-se/-sa) difficulty

unéaðlácne [] adj not easily cured

unéaðlǽcne [] adj not easily cured

unéaðlǽne [] adj not easily cured

unéaðmylte [] adj indigestible

unéaðnes [] f (-se/-sa) difficulty, inconvenience, trouble, worry; severity, harshness

unéawfæstlíce see unǽwfæstlíce

unefn [] adj unequal, unlike; anomalous, irregular; adv ~e

unefen [] adj unequal, unlike; anomalous, irregular; adv ~e

unefenlic [] adj unequal, unlike; anomalous, irregular; adv ~líce

unemn see unefn

unendebyrdlíce [] adv in a disorderly manner

unered [] adj unploughed, uncultivated

unéstful [] adj ungracious

unéð- see unéað-, uníeð-

unéwisc see unǽwisc

unfáh [] adj exempt from hostility, not under a ban

unfǽcne [] adj without malice, sincere, honest, faithful

unfæderlíce [] adv in an unfatherly manner

unfǽge2 [] adj not fated to die

unfæger [] adj not beautiful, unlovable, deformed, ugly, hideous

unfægernes [] f (-se/-sa) ugliness, disfigurement; abomination

unfǽglic [] adj not fatal

unfægre [] adv unfairly, foully

unfǽhð [] f (-e/-a) peace (dropping of a feud)

unfǽle [] adj wicked, unlovely, unholy, evil

unfæst [] adj not fixed, not firm, loose, unsteady, tottering

unfæstende [] adj not fasting

unfæstlíce [] adv not firmly, vaguely, indistinctly

unfæstnod1 [] adj not fixed in the mark (referring to an arrow)

unfæstrǽd [] adj unstable, inconstant

unfæstrǽdnes [] f (-se/-sa) inconstancy

unfæsð- see unfæst-

unfealdan [] sv/t7 3rd pres unfieldeð past unféold/on ptp unfealden to unfold, open; explain

unfeax [] adj without hair, bald

unfécne see unfǽcne

unféferig [] adj not feverish

unfeger- see unfæger-

unfélende [] adj unfeeling, insensible

unfenge [] adj not acceptable

unfeor [] adv not far from, near; cmp unfierr, unfirr, unfyrr; spl unfierrest, unfirrest, unfyrrest

unfeorr [] adv not far from, near; cmp unfierr, unfirr, unfyrr; spl unfierrest, unfirrest, unfyrrest

unfeormigende [] adj inexpiable

unfére [] adj disabled, invalided

unférnes [] f (-se/-sa) impotence, infirmity

unfligge [] adj unfledged

unflitme? [] adv unreservedly?

unflycge [] adj unfledged

unforbærned [] adj unburnt

unforboden [] adj unforbidden, lawful

unforbúgendlic [] adj unavoidable; adv ~líce without turning away

unforburnen [] adj unburnt

unforcúð [] adj reputable, good, honorable, noble, brave; adv ~líce [fracoð]

unfordytt [] adj unobstructed

unforebyrdig [] adj impatient

unfored [] adj unbroken

unforedlic [] adj indissoluble

unforescéawodlic [] adj hasty, precipitate; adv ~líce

unforfeored [] adj unbroken?

unforgifen [] adj unforgiven; not given in marriage

unforgifende [] adj unforgiving

unforgitende [] adj unforgetting, mindful

unforgolden [] adj unpaid

unforhæfednes [] f (-se/-sa) incontinence

unforhladen [] adj unexhausted

unforht [] adj fearless, bold; adv ~e, ~líce

unforhtigende [] adj fearless

unforhtléasnes? [] f (-se/-sa) fear, timidity; see forhtléasnes

unforhtmód [] adj fearless

unforlǽtan [] adj not left

unformolsnod [] adj uncorrupted, undecayed; negative participle

unformolten [] adj unconsumed

unforod see unfored

unforrotedlic [] adj incorruptible

unforrotiendig [] adj incorruptible

unforscéawidlíce [] adv unawares; inconsiderately, hastily

unforspornen [] adj not hindered

unforspurned [] adj not hindered

unforswǽled [] adj unburnt

unforswígod [] adj not passed over in silence

unforswýðed [] adj unconquered

unfortredde [] noun (-?/-?) the plant which cannot be killed by treading, polygonum avoculare, knot-grass

unfortreden [] adj not destroyed by treading

unforþóht [] adj unexpected

unforwandigendlíce [] adv unhesitatingly, boldly

unforwandodlic [] adj unhesitating, fearless; adv ~líce recklessly; unswervingly

unforwealwod [] adj unwithered

unforwordenlic [] adj undecayed

unforworht [] 1. adj innocent; 2. adj unrestricted, free

unforwyrded [] adj decayed

unfracodlíce [] adv honorably, becomingly, fitly

unfraxoðlíce [] adv honorably, becomingly, fitly

unfram2 [] adj inert

unfratewod [] adj unadorned, unpolished [frætwian]

unfremful [] adj unprofitable

unfremu [] f (-e/-a) damage, hurt

unfréondlíce [] adv unkindly

unfricgende [] adj unquestioning

unfrið [] m (-es/-as) breach of peace, enmity, war; state of being outside the king’s peace

unfriðflota [] m (-n/-n) hostile fleet

unfriðhere [] m  (-es/-as) hostile army

unfriðland [] n (-es/-) hostile land

unfriðmann [] m (-es/-menn) alien enemy

unfriðscip [] n (-es/-u) hostile ship

unfród [] adj young, inexperienced

unfróforlíce [] adv incontestably; [no un-?]

unful [] adj empty

unfúl [] adj unsalted, insipid; Bungling, awkward; Tasteless, insipid, silly, absurd [insulsum]

unfulfremed [] adj imperfect

unfulfremednes [] f (-se/-sa) imperfection

unfulfremmung [] f (-e/-a) imperfection

unfúliende [] adj incorruptible (1)

unfúliendlic [] adj incorruptible (2)

unfullod [] adj unbaptized

unfulworht [] adj imperfect, unfinished

unfyrn [] adv not long ago; soon

ungænge [] adj useless, vain

ungeændod see ungeeondod

ungeǽsce [] adj unheard of

ungeǽwed [] adj unmarried

ungeandett [] adj without confession

ungeaplíce [] adv carelessly, unskillfully

ungéara [] adv not long ago, lately, recently; soon, shortly

ungearo see ungearu

ungearu [] adj unready, disinclined, unprepared, untilled; on ~we unawares

ungearuwitolnes [] f (-se/-sa) dullness of mind

ungéaðe see unéaðe

ungeáxod [] adj unasked

ungebarde see ungebierde

ungebéaten [] adj unbeaten, unwrought

ungebégendlic see ungebígendlic

ungebeorhlíce [] adv rashly?, intemperately?

ungebét [] adj unatoned for; unacquitted

ungebéted [] adj unatoned for; unacquitted

ungebett [] adj unatoned for; unacquitted

ungebierde [] adj beardless

ungebíged [] adj unbent

ungebígendlic [] adj inflexible, rigid; indeclinable

ungebleoh [] adj of different colors, unlike

ungeblétsod [] adj unblessed

ungeblýged [] adj intrepid; [bléoh]

ungeboden [] adj without being summoned

ungeboht [] adj unbought, unbribed

ungeboren [] adj yet unborn

ungebrocen [] adj unbroken

ungebrocod [] adj uninjured

ungebrosnendlic [] adj undecaying

ungebrosnod [] adj uncorrupted, undecayed

ungebrosnung [] f (-e/-a) incorruption

ungebunden [] adj unbound

ungebyrde [] 1. adj uncongenial; 2. see ungebierde

ungebyrded [] adj inviolate

ungebyrdedlic [] adj incongruous

ungecindelic see ungecyndelic

ungeclǽnsod [] adj unclean, impure

ungecnáwen [] adj unknown

ungecyrdnes [] f (-se/-sa) negligence, indifference, idleness

ungecoplic [] adj unsuitable, unbefitting, troublesome; adv ~líce

ungecoren [] adj reprobate; ~ áð oath taken by a body of persons generally (as opposed to cyreáð)

ungecost [] adj reprobate

ungecwéme [] adj unpleasing, disagreeable

ungecyd [] adj unsaid, not declared

ungecynde [] adj unnatural; alien

ungecyndelic [] adj unnatural, monstrous, terrible; adv ~líce (1)

ungecyndlic [] adj unnatural, monstrous, terrible; adv ~líce (2)

ungecynelic [] adj unnatural, monstrous, terrible; adv ~líce (3)

ungecyrred [] ad unconverted

ungedafenlic [] adj improper, unseemly; unseasonable, troublesome; adv ~líce improperly, unduly, unreasonably, unjustly, unsuitably

ungedafenlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) unfitness, inconvenience

ungedafniendlic see ungedafenlic

ungedállic [] adj infinite, without end

ungedæftelíce see ungedæftlíce

ungedæftenlic see ungedafenlic

ungedæftlíce [] adj unseasonably

ungedæftnes [] f (-se/-sa) untimely intervention or interruption

ungedéfe [] adj improper, not fitting, disagreeable

ungedéfelic see ungedafenlic

ungedéflic see ungedafenlic

ungedered [] adj unhurt, uninjured, unmolested (1)

ungederod [] adj unhurt, uninjured, unmolested (2)

ungederstig see ungedyrstig

ungedón [] adj not done

ungedrehtlíce [] adv indefatigably

ungedríeme [] adj inharmonious, discordant; [dream]

ungedrýme [] adj inharmonious, discordant; [dream]

ungedwimorlíce [] adv clearly, without any delusion

ungedyrstig [] adj timid

ungeeahtendlic [] adj estimable

ungeearnod [] adj undeserved

ungeended see ungeendod

ungeendigendlic [] adj infinitive; infinite

ungeendod [] adj unending, endless, infinite, boundless (1)

ungeendodlic [] adj unending, endless, infinite, boundless (2)

ungefandod [] adj untried, having no experience

ungefaren [] adj impassable, without a road

ungefæd [] n? (-es/-fadu) indiscretion

ungefǽglic see unfǽglic

ungefǽr- see ungefér-

ungeféa [] m (-n/-n) unhappiness

ungeféalíce [] adv miserably

ungefége [] adj unfit, improper

ungeféle [] adj without feeling (1)

ungeféled [] adj without feeling (2)

ungefére [] 1. adj impassable; impenetrable, inaccessible; 2. adv impassably

ungeféred [] adj inaccessible

ungeférenlic [] adj difficult, trackless

ungeférlic [] adj unsocial, internecine; adv ~líce

ungeférne [] adj impassable

ungefeðered [] adj not feathered

ungefóg [] 1. adj immoderate, excessive; overbearing, presumptuous, unbending; 2. n (-es/-) excess; adv ~e excessively (1)

ungefóglic [] adj fierce, strong; immense; adv ~líce (1)

ungefóh [] 1. adj immoderate, excessive; overbearing, presumptuous, unbending; 2. n (-es/-) excess; adv ~fóge excessively (2)

ungefóhlic [] adj fierce, strong; immense; adv ~líce (2)

ungefrǽge [] adj unheard of, unusual, inconceivable; adv ~líce (1)

ungefrǽgelic [] adj unheard of, unusual, inconceivable; adv ~líce (2)

ungefrætwod [] adj unadorned

ungefrédelíce [] adv callously

ungefréglíce see ungefrǽglíce

ungefremed [] adj unfinished

ungefremmung [] f (-e/-a) imperfection

ungefullod [] 1. adj unfulfilled; [fullian]; 2. see ungefulwod

ungefulwod [] adj unbaptized

ungefyld [] adj insatiable (1)

ungefylled [] adj insatiable (2)

ungefyllendlic [] adj insatiable (3)

ungefynde [] adj undeveloped

ungefyrn [] adv not long hence, not long ago, not long after

ungegearwe see ungearwe inflected form of ungearu

ungegearwod [] adj not clothed (1)

ungegerad [] adj not clothed (2)

ungeglenged [] adj unadorned

ungegrét [] adj ungreeted

ungehádod [] adj not ordained, not belonging to an order (used of men and women)

ungehálgod [] adj unhallowed, unconsecrated

ungeháten [] adj unpromised, unbidden

ungehǽlendlic [] adj incurable

ungehǽledlic [] adj incurable

ungehǽmed [] adj unmarried

ungehæplic [] adj unsuitable, unfit

ungehéafdod [] adj not having come to a head

ungehealdsum [] adj unchaste; adv ~líce

ungehealdsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) incontinence, unchastity

ungehealtsum see ungehealdsum

ungehefegod [] adj not pregnant

ungehende [] adj remote

ungehendnes [] f (-se/-sa) remoteness, distance

ungeheort [] adj disheartened

ungehéred see ungehýred

ungehíered [] adj unheard of, untold

ungehíernes [] f (-se/-sa) hardness of hearing, deafness

ungehíersum [] adj disobedient, rebellious (1)

ungehírsum [] adj disobedient, rebellious (2)

ungehírsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) disobedience

ungehírsumod [] adj disobedient

ungehíwod [] adj unformed, not fashioned, unshapen; unfeigned, genuine (1)

ungehíwodlic [] adj unformed, not fashioned, unshapen; unfeigned, genuine (2)

ungehléoðor [] adj inharmonious

ungehrepod [] adj untouched

ungehrinen [] adj untouched

ungehwǽde [] adj much

ungehwǽrnes see ungeþwǽrnes

ungehýr- see ungehíer-, ungehír-

ungehýred [] adj unheard of, untold

ungehýrnes [] f (-se/-sa) hardness of hearing, deafness

ungehyrt [] adj disheartened, fearful

ungel [] m (-es/-as) fat, tallow, suet

ungelácnod [] adj unhealed

ungeládod [] adj not acquitted

ungelaðod [] adj uninvited

ungelæccendlic [] adj unreprovable

ungelǽred [] adj untaught, illiterate, unlearned, ignorant, rude; adv ~líce

ungelǽredlic [] adj unteachable

ungelǽrednes [] f (-se/-sa) unskillfulness, ignorance

ungeléaf [] adj unbelieving

ungeléafa [] m (-n/-n) unbelief

ungeléafful [] adj unbelieving; incredible

ungeléaffullic [] adj unbelieving; incredible; adv ~líce

ungeléaffulnes [] f (-se/-sa) unbelief

ungeléaflic [] adj incredible

ungeléafsum [] adj unbelieving

ungeléafsumnes [] adj unbelief, infidelity, heathenism

ungeléf- see ungelíf-

ungeléofa see ungeléafa

ungelíc [] adj unlike, different, dissimilar, diverse; adv ~líce

ungelíca [] m (-n/-n) one unlike others

ungelícian [] wv/t2 to displease

ungelíclic [] adj improper; adv ~líce

ungelícnes [] f (-se/-sa) unlikeness, difference

ungelíef- see ungelíf-

ungelíefed [] 1. adj unbelieving; 2. adj illicit

ungelíefedlic [] adj incredible, extraordinary; adv ~líce (1)

ungelíefen [] adj unbelieving (1)

ungelíefend [] m (-es/-) unbeliever

ungelíefende [] adj unbelieving (2)

ungelíefendlic [] adj incredible, extraordinary; adv ~líce (2)

ungelíefnes [] f (-se/-sa) unbelief

ungelíf- see ungelíef-

ungelífed [] 1. adj unbelieving; 2. adj illicit

ungelífedlic [] adj incredible, extraordinary; adv ~líce (1)

ungelífen [] adj unbelieving (1)

ungelífend [] m (-es/-) unbeliever

ungelífende [] adj unbelieving (2)

ungelífendlic [] adj incredible, extraordinary; adv ~líce (2)

ungelífnes [] f (-se/-sa) unbelief

ungeligen see ungelygen

ungelimp [] n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) mishap, misfortune

ungelimplic [] adj inconvenient, unfortunate, disastrous; abnormal, unreasonable; adv ~líce

ungelýf see ungelíef-

ungelygen [] adj not lying, true

ungém- see ungým-

ungemaca [] m (-n/-n) impar, not a match

ungemæc [] adj unlike

ungemæt see ungemet

ungemǽte [] 1. adj immense, extraordinary; 2. adv immensely

ungemǽtlic [] adj excessive

ungeméde [] adj unbearable, unpleasant

ungemedemod [] adj unmeasured

ungemédnes [] f (-se/-sa) adversity

ungemeltnes [] f (-se/-sa) indigestion

ungemenged [] adj unmixed, pure

ungemet [] n (-es/-u, -gemeotu) excess, superfluity; immensity; want of moderation

ungemét [] adj not met with, unknown

ungemete [] 1. adj huge; 2. adv excessively, immeasurably, immoderately, extremely

ungemetegod see ungemetgod

ungemetelic see ungemetlic

ungemetes see ungemete 2

ungemetfæst [] adj not moderate, intemperate, excessive; very firm

ungemetfæstnes [] f (-se/-sa) excess, intemperance

ungemetgod [] adj out of due proportion, excessive; unbridled, intemperate

ungemetgung [] f (-e/-a) excess

ungemetigende [] adj intemperate, unrestrained

ungemetlic [] adj immeasurable, immense; excessive, immoderate, violent; adv ~líce

ungemetlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) intemperance

ungemetnes [] f (-se/-sa) extravagance

ungemetum [] adv see ungemete

ungemídlod [] adj unrestrained, unbridled

ungemiht [] adj without strength, weak

ungemihtig see unmihtig

ungemindig see ungemyndig

ungemód [] adj discordant, dissentient, quarrelsome

ungemódignes [] f (-se/-sa) contentiousness

ungemódnes [] f (-se/-sa) strife

ungemolsnod [] adj undecayed

ungemunecod [] adj not made a monk

ungemylt [] adj undigested

ungemynd [] f (-e/-a) madness

ungemyndig [] adj w.g. unmindful, forgetful, heedless (of)

ungenæmnendlic [] adj unknown?

ungenídd [] adj uncompelled

ungeníwiendlic [] adj unrenewable

ungeocian [] wv/t2 to unyoke

ungeonbyrded see ungebyrded

ungeorne [] adv negligently; unwillingly

ungeornful [] adj indifferent, remiss, slothful

ungeorwyrd [] adj unsullied

ungerád [] 1. adj w.g. ignorant, foolish, unskilled, unfit; w.d. at variance, wrong, discordant, dissentient; ill-conditioned, rude; 2. n (-es/-) discord; folly

ungerádnes [] f (-se/-sa) disagreement

ungerǽd see ungerád

ungerǽde [] adj foolish

ungerǽdlic [] adj unteachable, ignorant, rough; adv ~líce sharply, roughly, violently

ungerǽdnes [] f (-se/-sa) disagreement, sedition

ungerǽdod [] adj without harness

ungerec [] n (-es/-u, -gereocu) tumult

ungereccan [] irreg wv/t1b to clear oneself of an accusation

ungereclic [] adj unruly, unrestarined; adv ~líce confusedly, recklessly

ungerédelíce see ungerǽdlíce

ungerénod [] adj not ornamented; [regn-]

ungereord [] adj uninstructed, barbarous

ungereordedlic [] adj insatiable (2)

ungereordlic [] adj insatiable (1)

ungereordod [] adj unfed, empty

ungerepod see ungehrepod

ungerian see ungierwan

ungeriht see unriht

ungeriht [] adj uncorrected, unreformed

ungerím [] 1. n (-es/-) countless number, host; 2. adj countless, untold

ungerímed [] adj countless, untold (2)

ungerímedlic [] adj countless, untold (3)

ungerímlic [] adj countless, untold (1)

ungerinen see ungehrinen

ungerinselíce see ungerisenlíce

ungeríped [] adj immature, too early

ungerisedlíce see ungerisenlíce

ungerísende [] adj indecent

ungerisene [] 1. adj unseemly, improper; incongruous, inconvenient; 2. see ungerisnu

ungerisenlic [] adj unbecoming, improper; adv ~líce

ungerisnes [] f (-se/-sa) impropriety

ungerisnu [] n (-wes/-) (often pl) inconvenience; impropriety, indignity, disgrace

ungerótsian see unrótsian

ungerwan see ungierwan

ungerýde [] 1. adj rough, boisterous; 2. n (-es/-u) rough place

ungerýdelic [] adj rough, violent; adv ~líce suddenly, impetuously

ungerýdnes [] f (-se/-sa) noise, tumult

ungesadelod see unsadelod

ungesawen see ungesewen

ungesǽlð [] f (-e/-a) trouble, misfortune, unhappiness, sorrow

ungesǽlig [] adj unhappy, unfortunate; adv ~líce unhappily; wickedly

ungesǽlignes [] f (-se/-sa) unhappiness, misfortune

ungesǽllíce see ungesǽliglíce

ungescaðignes see ungeseððignes

ungescæðfulnes [] f (-se/-sa) innocence

ungescéad [] 1. n (-es/-) want of intelligence, senselessness; 2. adj unreasonable; excessive; 3. adv exceedingly

ungescéadlic [] adj unreasonable, indiscreet; adv ~líce unreasonably, absurdly

ungescéadwís [] adj unintelligent, irrational, imprudent, foolish; adv ~líce (1)

ungescéadwíslic [] adj unintelligent, irrational, imprudent, foolish; adv ~líce (2)

ungescéadwísnes [] f (-se/-sa) want of intelligence, indiscretion, folly, ignorance

ungesceapen [] adj uncreated, unformed

ungescendod [] adj unhurt

ungescepen [] adj uncreated, unformed

ungesceððed [] adj unhurt

ungesceððignes [] f (-se/-sa) innocence

ungescrépe [] 1. n (-es/-u) an inconvenience; 2. adj inconvenient, useless

ungescrépnes [] f (-se/-sa) discomfort

ungescróp [] n (-es/-) an inconvenience

ungesegenlic see ungesewenlic

ungeseht [] adj at variance

ungesél- see ungesǽl-

ungeséne see ungesýne

ungesénod [] adj not signed with the cross; [segn]

ungeséonde [] adj blind

ungeseowenlic see ungesewenlic

ungesewen [] adj unseen, invisible; adv ~líce (1)

ungesewendlic [] adj unseen, invisible; adv ~líce (3)

ungesewenlic [] adj unseen, invisible; adv ~líce (2)

ungesibb [] adj not related; unfriendly, hostile

ungesibsum [] adj quarrelsome, contentious

ungesibsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) quarrelsomeness, discord

ungesíene [] adj unseen, invisible

ungesíenelic [] adj invisible

ungesilt see unsealt

ungesoden [] adj unsodden, unboiled

ungesom [] adv at variance

ungespédig see unspédig

ungestæððe- see ungestæððig-

ungestæððig [] adj unsteady, inconstant, unstable, fickle; adv ~líce

ungestæððignes [] f (-se/-sa) inconstancy, frivolity

ungestréon [] n (-es/-) ill-gotten treasure

ungestroden [] adj not subject to confiscation

ungesund [] adj unsound, faulty

ungesundlíce [] adv excessively, exceedingly

ungeswége [] adj inharmonious, dissonant, discordant, out of tune, harsh

ungeswenced [] adj unceasing

ungeswencedlic [] adj unwearying

ungeswícende [] adj unceasing

ungeswícendlíce [] adv incessantly

ungeswuncen [] adj not labored over, not well done

ungesylt see unsealt

ungesýne see ungesíene

ungesýnelic see ungesíenelic

ungetǽse [] 1. n (-es/-u) trouble, hardship, severity; 2. adj inconveniently

ungetǽslíce [] adv inconveniently

ungetǽsnes [] f (-se/-sa) unsuitableness, inconvenience

ungetel [] adj innumerable

ungetemed see unátemed

ungetemprung [] f (-e/-a) inclemency

ungetéoriendlic [] adj inexhaustible; adv ~líce incessantly (1)

ungetéorigendlic [] adj inexhaustible; adv ~líce incessantly (2)

ungetéorod [] adj unfailing; unwearied

ungetése see ungetǽse 2

ungetímu [] f? (-e/-a) evil time, adversity, mishap

ungetíme [] n? (-es/-u) evil time, adversity, mishap

ungetinge [] adj not eloquent; [tunge]

ungetingful [] adj not eloquent; [tunge]

ungetogen [] adj uneducated

ungetréowe [] adj untrue, faithless

ungetréownes [] f (-se/-sa) unbelief; faithlessness

ungetréowsian see untréowsian

ungetréowð [] f (-e/-a) unfaithfulness, treachery

ungetrum [] adj weak, infirm

ungetrúw- see untréow-, ungetréow-

ungetrýw- see untréow-, ungetréow-

ungetwǽre see ungeþwǽre

ungetwéogendlíce see untwéogendlíce

ungetýd [] adj ignorant, untaught, unskillful

ungetýdd [] adj ignorant, untaught, unskillful

ungetýred see ungetéorod

ungeþanc [] m (-es/-as), n (-es/-u) evil thought

ungeþancful [] adj unthankful, ungrateful

ungeþæslic [] adj unfit, improper, unseemly

ungeþeaht [] n (-es/-u) evil counsel

ungeþeahtendlíce [] adv hastily

ungeþéawe [] adv not customary

ungeþéawfæst [] adj ill-regulated

ungeþéod [] adj disunited, separate

ungeþinged [] adj unexpected

ungeþungen [] adj base

ungeþwǽre [] 1. adj disagreeing, quarrelsome, troublesome, stubborn, vexatious, undutiful, irreverent; 2. n (-es/-u) disturbance

ungeþwǽrian [] wv/t2 to be discordant, disagree, be at variance with

ungeþwǽrlic [] adj inharmonious, discordant; hostile; adv ~líce peevishly

ungeþwǽrnes [] f (-se/-sa) disturbance, quarrel, discord; violence

ungeþwére see ungeþwǽre

ungeþyld [] f (-e/-a), n (-es/-u) impatience; [þolian; Ger ungeduld]

ungeþyldelíce [] adv impatiently

ungeþyldig [] adj impatient

ungeþylð see ungeþyld

ungeþyre see ungeþwǽre

ungewaldes [] adv involuntarily (2)

ungewæder see ungewider

ungewæm- see ungewem-

ungewǽpnod [] adj without weapons, unarmed

ungewealden [] adj disordered (of the stomach); involuntary, unwilling

ungewealdes [] adv involuntarily (1)

ungeweaxen [] adj immature

ungeweder see ungewider

ungewemmed [] adj unspotted, unblemished, undefiled, uninjured; adv ~líce uncorruptly (1)

ungewemmedlic [] adj unspotted, unblemished, undefiled, uninjured; adv ~líce uncorruptly (2)

ungewemmednes [] f (-se/-sa) freedom (from stain) (2)

ungewemnes [] f (-se/-sa) freedom (from stain) (1)

ungewendedlic [] adj immovable (1)

ungewendendlic [] adj immovable (2)

ungewendnes [] f (-se/-sa) unchangeableness

ungewéned [] adj unexpected

ungewénedlic [] adj unhoped for

ungewénendlic [] adj incalculable

ungewérged [] adj unwearied, untiring (1)

ungewérigod [] adj unwearied, untiring (2)

ungewidere [] n (-gewidres/-) bad weather

ungewiderung [] f (-e/-a) bad weather

ungewild [] adj unsubdued

ungewilde [] adj not subject to, independent of; untamed, unbridled; [geweald]

ungewildelic [] adj unyielding

ungewill [] adj displeasing

ungewilles [] adv undesignedly

ungewintred [] adj immature, young

ungewirhtum see ungewyrhtum

ungewis see ungewiss

ungewislic [] adj unaccustomed

ungewísnes [] f (-se/-sa) uncertainty, ignorance

ungewiss [] 1. n (-es/-) uncertainty, ignorance; unconsciousness; what is uncertain or unknown; ignominy, shame; 2. adj uncertain; of persons, not having knowledge, ignorant; of things, (a) not known, of which there is not certain knowledge, (b) not conveying certain knowledge; unwise, ignorant, inexperienced; doubtful; causing shame, shameful

ungewisses [] adv unconsciously, involuntarily

ungewítendlic [] adj permanent, imperishable; adv ~líce permanently, perpetually

ungewitfæstnes [] f (-se/-sa) madness

ungewitful [] adj unwise, senseless, mad

ungewitfulnes [] f (-se/-sa) madness

ungewitlic [] adj stupid, foolish

ungewitnes [] f (-se/-sa) folly

ungewítnigendlíce [] adv freely, with impunity

ungewítnod [] adj unpunished

ungewitt [] n (-es/-) folly, madness; madness, insanity; folly, stupidity;

ungewittig [] adj irrational, foolish, mad, senseless; not having reason, irrational

ungewittiglíce [] adv unwisely, foolishly, madly

ungewittignes [] f (-se/-sa) folly, madness, foolishness

ungewlitig [] adj not bright, dull, not brilliant

ungewlitigian1 [] wv/t2 to disfigure, deform, deprive of beauty

ungeworht [] adj unformed, unfinished, unmade

ungewriten [] adj unwritten

ungewuna [] 1. m (-n/-n) evil habit, vice; 2. adj unusual; uninhabited

ungewunelic [] adj unusual, strange; [Ger ungewöhnlic]; adv ~líce

ungewuniendlic [] adj uninhabitable

ungewyder see ungewider

ungewyld- see ungewild-

ungewyldendlic [] adj impatient

ungewylles see unwilles

ungewynelic see ungewunelic

ungewyrded [] adj uninjured

ungewyrhtum [] adv be ~ without a cause

ungield [] n (-es/-) excessive tax

ungielde [] n (-es/-u) excessive tax

ungíemen [] f (-ne/-na) carelessness

ungíeming see ungýmung

ungíemung [] f (-e/-a) carelessness

ungíemende [] adj careless

ungierian [] wv/t2 to unclothe, divest of

ungierwan [] wv/t1b to unclothe, divest of

ungiestlíðe [] adj inhospitable

ungifre [] adj pernicious

ungifu [] f (-e/-a) evil gift

ungilda [] m (-n/-n) one who is not a member of a guild

unginne [] adj not great or broad

ungl see ungel

unglad see unglæd

unglæd [] adj cheerless, dull

unglædlic [] adj implacable; cheerless

unglædnes [] f (-se/-sa) inexperience, ignorance, awkwardness [imperitia]; [mistake for ungléawnes?]

unglǽw see ungléaw

ungléaw [] adj ignorant, foolish, unwise; very sharp?; adv ~líce

ungléawnes [] f (-se/-sa) want of discernment, folly, ignornace

ungléawscipe [] m (-es/-as) folly

unglenged see ungeglenged

ungnýðe [] adj not niggardly, not sparing, liberal; adv ~líce

ungód [] 1. adj not good; cmp unbetra, unbetera, unbettra; spl unbetst, unbetest; 2. n (-es/-) evil

ungor see hungor

ungrápigende [] adj not grasping

ungrǽdiglíce [] adv abundantly

ungréne [] adj not green, bare of grass

ungrípendlic [] adj irreprehensible

ungrund [] adj vast

ungrynde [] adj bottomless

ungyfeðe [] adj unaccorded

ungyld see ungield

ungyld- see ungield-

ungylda see ungilda

ungylde [] adv not entitled to compensation

ungyltig [] adj innocent

ungým- see ungíem-

ungyrdan see ongyrdan

ungyrian see ungierwan

ungystlíðe see ungiestlíðe

unhádian [] wv/t2 to unfrock, divest of holy orders

unhádod see ungehádod

unhádung [] f (-e/-a) [exordinatio]

unhál [] adj sick, ill, weak

unhálgod [] adj unhallowed, unconcescrated

unhálian [] wv/t2 to pine away

unhálig [] adj unholy, profane

unhálwende [] adj incurable, deadly; unprofitable; not salutary (1)

unhálwendlic [] adj incurable, deadly; unprofitable; not salutary (2)

unhandworht [] adj not made with hands

unhár [] adj hoary, grizzled

unhǽl see unhál, unhǽlu

unhǽlð [] f (-e/-a) ill-health, weakness, infirmity

unhǽlu [] f (-e/-a) sickness, unsoundness; mischief, evil

unhǽmed [] adj unmarried

unhǽr see unhár

unhéah [] adj not high, low; cmp ~híerra; spl ~híehst

unhéanlíce [] adv valiantly; not inadequately

unhearmgeorn [] adj inoffensive

unhéarsumnes see unhíersumnes

unhég see unhéah

unhéh see unhéah

unhelde see unhyldu

unhelian [] wv/t2 to uncover, reveal

unhéor- see unhíer-

unhér- see unhíer-

unhered [] adj unpraised, not celebrated

unherigendlic [] adj not praiseworthy

unhetol [] adj peaceable

unhíere [] 1. adj horrible, monstrous, fierce, wild, tempestuous; 2. adv horribly

unhíerlic [] adj wild, fierce, savage, gloomy; adv ~líce

unhíersum [] adj disobedient; adv ~líce

unhíersumnes [] f (-se/-sa) disobedience

unhierwan [] wv/t1b to calumniate

unhíredwist [] f (-e/-e) unfamiliarity

unhíwe [] adj formless

unhíwed [] adj not feigned

unhléowe [] adj unfriendly, chill

unhlídan see onhlídan

unhlís [] adj infamous  disreputable

unhlísa [] m (-n/-n) ill-fame, discredit, dishonor

unhlíse [] adj infamous  disreputable

unhlísbǽre [] adj disreputable

unhlíséadig [] adj infamous

unhlísful [] adj infamous

unhlísig [] adj infamous

unhlitme [] adv very unhappily; without casting lots?; [or ?=unflitme]

unhlúd [] adj not loud

unhlýs- see unhlís-

unhnéaw2 [] adj generous, liberal

unhoga [] adj foolish

unhold [] adj disloyal, unfriendly, hostile

unholda [] m (-n/-n) monster, devil

unhrædsprǽce [] adj slow of speech

unhréoflig [] adj not leprous

unhrór [] adj without motion

unhúfed [] adj bareheaded

unhwearfiende [] adj unchangeable, fixed

unhwílen2 [] adj eternal

unhýdig [] adj ignorant, foolish

unhýhst see unhéhst, spl of unhéah

unhyldu [] f (-e/-a) displeasure, disfavor, unfriendliness; [Ger unhuld]

unhyr- see onhyr-

unhýr- see unhíer-

unhýðig2 [] adj unhappy

uni- see unge-

uníeð [] adv with greater difficulty, more hardly; cmp of unéað; [éað]

uníeð- see unéað-

uninsæglian [] wv/t2 to unseat

uninseglian [] wv/t2 to unseat

uníðe see uníðe

uniucian see ungeocian

unláb see unláf

unlácnigendlic [] adj incurable

unlácnod [] adj unhealed

unláf [] f (-e/-a) posthumous child

unlagu [] f (-e/-a) abuse of law, oppression, injustice; æt ~ um unlawfully

unland [] n (-es/-) desert, waste; counterfeit, supposed land

unlandágende [] adj not owning land

unlár [] f (-e/-a) bad teaching

unlaðod see ungelaðod

unlǽce [] m (-es/-as) bad physician

unlǽd [] adj poor, miserable, wretched, unhappy, unfortunate; accused, wicked; straying? (of cattle)

unlǽde [] adj poor, miserable, wretched, unhappy, unfortunate; accused, wicked; straying? (of cattle)

unlǽdlic [] adj miserable; adv ~líce

unlǽdu [] f (-e/-a) misery

unlǽgne see unlíegne

unlǽne [] adj permanent

unlǽred [] adj unlearned, untaught, ignorant

unlǽrednes see ungelǽrednes

unlæt [] adj unwearied, indefatigable

unlǽttu [] f (-e/-a) sin; [unlǽd]

unléafful see ungeléafful

unleahtorwyrðe [] adj not culpable

unléanod [] adj unpaid

unléas [] adj not false, true; truthful; adv ~líce

unlécð see unlýcð pres 3rd sing of unlúcan

unléfedlic see unlýfendlic

unlégne see unlíegne

unléof2 [] adj not dear, hated

unleoðuwác [] adj inflexible, rigid, stubborn

unleoðuwácnes [] f (-se/-sa) inflexibility

unlésan see unlíesan

unlib- see unlyb-

unlic see ungelic

unlíchamlic [] adj incorporeal

unlícð see unlýcð pres 3rd sing of unlúcan

unlícwyrðe [] adj displeasing

unlíefed see unálýfed

unlíegne [] adj not to be questioned

unlíesan [] wv/t1b to unloose; set free, put on a free footing

unlíf [] n (-es/-) death

unlífes [] adj? dead

unlifiende [] adj lifeless, dead [libban] (1)

unlifigende [] adj lifeless, dead [libban] (2)

unliss? [] f (-e/-a) disfavor

unlítel see unlýtel

unlíðe [] adj ungentle, harsh, severe

unliðowác see unleoðuwác

unlofod [] adj unpraised

unlond see unland

unlúcan [] sv/t2 3rd pres unlýcð past unléac/unlucon ptp unlocen to unlock, open

unlust [] m (-es/-as) evil desire, lust, sensuality; disinclination, weariness, laziness; nausea; [Ger unlust]

unlybba [] m (-n/-n) poisonous drug, poison; witchcraft; [lybb]

unlybbe [] f (-an/-an) poisonous drug, poison; witchcraft; [lybb]

unlybbende see unlifigende

unlybwyrhta [] m (-n/-n) worker with spells or poisons, wizard

unlýfednes see unálíefednes

unlýfendlic [] adj illicit, unlawful

unlyfigende see unlifigende

unlyft [] f (-e/-a) bad air

unlygen [] adj unlying, truthful

unlýsan see unlíesan

unlýt [] n (-es/-) a great deal

unlýtel [] adj not small, much, great, very large; cmp unlǽssa; spl unlǽsta, unlǽst

unmaga [] m (-es/-as) needy person, dependant, orphan

unmagu [] f (-e/-a) needy person, dependant, orphan

unmanig [] adj not many, few

unmann [] m (-es/-menn) monster, wicked man; hero

unmǽdlíce see unmǽðlíce

unmǽg? [] m (-es/-as) evil kinsman?, alien?

unmǽge [] adj not akin

unmægel see unmeagol

unmægnes [] f (-se/-sa) weariness

unmægðlíce see unmǽðlíce

unmæht- see unmiht-

unmǽle [] adj unspotted, immaculate, pure, virgin

unmǽne [] adj not criminal, honest, innocent, truthful; free (from)

unmǽre [] adj inglorious

unmǽrlic [] adj inglorious

unmǽte [] adj excessive, immense, great, vast; countless, innumerable

unmǽtlic [] adj enormous

unmǽtnes [] f (-se/-sa) vastness, excessive greatness

unmǽð [] f (-e/-a) transgression, sin

unmǽðful [] adj immoderate, excessive

unmǽðlic [] adj excessive; adv ~líce excessively; unmercifully, cruelly

unmeagol [] adj insipid (1)

unmeahl [] adj insipid (2)

unmeaht see unmiht

unmedome [] adj incompetent, unfit, unworthy

unmedomlíce [] adv negligently, carelessly

unmeht see unmiht

unmeltung [] f (-e/-a) indigestion

unmendlinga see unmyndlinga

unméne see unmǽne

unmenged [] adj unmixed

unmenn nom/acc pl of unmann

unmennisclic [] adj inhuman

unmét- see unmǽt-

unmicel [] adj little, small; cmp unmára; spl unmǽst

unmídlod [] adj unrestrained, unbridled

unmidome see unmedome

unmiht [] 1. f (-e/-e) weakness; faintness?; 2. adj impossible

unmihtelic [] adj impossible (1)

unmihtig [] adj weak, powerless; impossible

unmihtiglic [] adj weak; impossible; faint?

unmihtiglicnes [] f (-se/-sa) inability

unmihtignes [] f (-se/-sa) weakness

unmihtlic [] adj impossible (2)

unmilde [] adj not meek, harsh

unmildheort [] adj merciless

unmilts [] f (-e/-a) severity, anger

unmiltsiendlic [] adj unpardonable; [milts]

unmiltsung [] f (-e/-a) hardness of heart

unmirigð see unmyrhð

unmód [] n (-es/-) depression

unmódig [] adj humble; timid

unmódnes [] f (-se/-sa) pride

unmolsniendlic [] adj uncorrupted

unmoneg see unmanig

unmonig see unmanig

unmurn [] adj untroubled

unmurnlíce2 [] adv unpityingly, without sorrowing

unmycel see unmicel

unmyhtig see unmihtig

unmylts- see unmilts-

unmyndgian see unmynegian

unmyndlenga [] adv unawares, unexpectedly; undesignedly (2)

unmyndlinga [] adv unawares, unexpectedly; undesignedly (1)

unmyndlunga [] adv unawares, unexpectedly; undesignedly (3)

unmynegian [] wv/t2 to overlook, not to demand

unmyrge [] adj unpleasant, sad

unmyrhð [] f (-e/-a) sadness

unna [] m see unne

unnan1 [] irreg v/t w.d. person and w.g. thing 3rd pres ann/unnon past úðe ptp geunnen to grant, allow, bestow, give; to be glad to see, wish, desire; unnendre handa voluntarily

unne [] f (-an/-an) favor, approval, permission, consent; grant; liberality

unnéah [] 1. adj not near, far, away from; cmp unnéara; spl unníehst; 2. adv not near, far, away from; cmp unnéar; spl unníehst

unnéde see unníedig

unnédig see unníedig

unnédelíce see ungnýðelíce

unnég see unnéah

unnéh see unnéah

unnend [] m (-es/-) one who grants

unnet see unnyt

unníedig [] adv without compulsion or restraint, willingly; [néad]

unníedinga [] adv without compulsion or restraint, willingly; [néad]

unnit see unnyt 2

unníðing [] m (-es/-as) honest man (not an outlaw), liberal man

unnyt [] 1. adj useless, unprofitable; 2. m (-es/-as) unprofitableness, emptiness, vanity, folly; useless thing

unnytt [] 1. adj useless, unprofitable; 2. m (-es/-as) unprofitableness, emptiness, vanity, folly; useless thing

unnytenes see unnytnes

unnytlic [] adj useless, unprofitable, foolish; adv ~líce

unnytlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) uselessness

unnytnes [] f (-se/-sa) unprofitableness, frivolity, emptiness

unnytwyrðe [] adj unprofitable, useless; adv ~wurðlíce

unnýðnes? [] f (-se/-sa) peace, freedom from hate

unofercumen [] adj unsubdued

unoferfére [] adj impassable

unoferhréfed [] adj not roofed in

unoferswíðed [] adj unconquerable, invincible (1)

unoferswíðedlic [] adj unconquerable, invincible (2)

unoferswíðende [] adj unconquerable, invincible (3)

unoferswíðendlic [] adj unconquerable, invincible (4)

unoferwinnendlic [] adj invincible (2)

unoferwinnene [] adj invincible (1)

unoferwrigen [] adj not covered

unoferwunnendlic see unoferwinnendlic

unoferwunnon [] adj unconquered

unoflinnedlíce [] adv unceasingly

unofslegen [] adj not killed

unondcýðignes [] f (-se/-sa) ignorance

unondgetful see unandgittol

unongunnen [] adj without a beginning

unonlýsendlic [] adj unpardonable

unonstyred [] adj unmoved

unonstyrigendlic [] adj motionless

unonwendendlic [] adj unchangeable, constant, immoveable; adv ~líce

unonwendedlic [] adj unchangeable, constant, immoveable; adv ~líce

unorne [] adj old, worn out, decrepit, simple

unornlic [] adj old, worn

unpléolic [] adj not dangerous, safe; adv ~líce

unrád [] f (-e/-a) cruel raid)

unrǽd [] m (-es/-as) folly, foolish plan; crime, mischief, injury, plot, treachery

unrǽden [] f (-ne/-na) ill-considered act

unrǽdfæst [] adj unreliable, incompetent

unrǽdfæstlíce [] adv unwisely, rashly

unrǽdlic [] adj thoughtless; adv ~líce

unrǽdsíð [] m (-es/-as) foolish enterprise

unræfniendlic [] adj intolerable; [on-]

unreht see unriht

unrehthǽmdere see unrihthǽmere

unréone? [] adj very sad

unreordlic see ungereordlic

unrétan1 [] wv/t1b to make sad; [rót]

unrétu [] f (-e/-a) sadness, disquiet, anxiety

unréðe [] adj not cruel, gentle

unríce [] adj poor

unriht [] 1. n (-es/-) wrong, sin, vice, wickedness, evil; injustice, oppression; wrong act; ~ álecgan to suppress injustice; 2. adj wrong, unrighteous, wicked, false; unlawful

unrihtcrafing [] f (-e/-a) unjust claim

unrihtcyst [] f (-e/-e) vice

unrihtdǽd [] f (-e/-e) evil doing

unrihtdǽde [] adj iniquitous

unrihtdéma [] m (-n/-n) unjust judge

unrihtdóm [] m (-es/-as) iniquity

unrihtdónd [] m (-es/-dénd) evildoer

unrihte [] adv unjustly, wrongly

unrihtféoung [] f (-e/-a) unrighteous hate

unrihtful [] adj unrighteous, wicked

unrihtgestréon [] n (-es/-) unrighteous gain

unrihtgestrod [] n (-es/-u) ill-gotten booty

unrihtgewill [] n (-es/-) evil desire

unrihtgewilnung see unrihtwillnung

unrihtgilp [] m (-es/-as) vainglory

unrihtgítsung [] f (-e/-a) wrongful greed

unrihthád [] m (-a/-a) improper manner

unrihthǽman [] wv/t1b to fornicate, commit adultery

unrihthǽmdere see unrihthǽmere

unrihthǽmed [] 1. n (-es/-) fornication, adultery; 2. adj adulterous

unrihthǽmeð see unrihthǽmed 1

unrihthǽmedfremmere [] m (-es/-as) adulterer

unrihthǽmend [] m (-es/-) adulterer

unrihthǽmere [] m (-es/-as) fornicator, adulterer

unrihthǽming [] f (-e/-a) fornication

unrihthémere see unrihthǽmere

unrihtlic [] adj unrighteous, wrongful, wicked; adv ~líce

unrihtlust [] m (-es/-as) unlawful desire

unrihtlyblác [] n (-es/-), m (-es/-as) unlawful magic

unrihtnes [] f (-se/-sa) wrong, wickedness

unrihttíd [] f (-e/-e) improper occasion; time of evil

unrihtweorc [] n (-es/-) secular work done on Sunday

unrihtwíf [] n (-es/-) unlawful consort, mistress

unrihtwífung [] f (-e/-a) unlawful wedlock

unrihtwilla [] m (-n/-n) bad intention

unrihtwillend [] m (-es/-) evil-disposed person

unrihtwillnung [] f (-e/-a) unlawful desire, lust, ambition

unrihtwís [] adj unrighteous, wrong, unjust; adv ~líce

unrihtwísnes [] f (-se/-sa) injustice, unrighteousness, iniquity

unrihtwísu [] f (-e/-a) unrighteousness

unrihtwrígels [] m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) covering of error

unrihtwyrcend [] m (-es/-) evildoer

unrihtwyrhta [] m (-n/-n) evildoer

unrím [] 1. n (-es/-) countless number, huge host, large quantity, mass; 2. see unríme

unríme [] adj countless, innumerable

unrímfolc [] n (-es/-) countless number (of people)

unrímgód? [] n (-es/-) incalculable good, unnumbered good works

unrípe [] adj immature, unripe

unrót [] adj sad, dejected; displeased

unrótian [] wv/i2 to become sad; 1 make sad

unrótlic [] adj sad, gloomy; adv ~líce

unrótmód [] adj sad-hearted

unrótnes [] f (-se/-sa) sadness, contrition, disquietude

unrótsian1 [] wv/i2 to be or become sad, be grieved; make sad

unrúh [] adj smooth, without seams

unryht see unriht

unrýne [] m (-es/-as) diarrhea

unsac [] adj not accused, innocent

unsadelod [] adj not saddled

unsalt see unsealt

unsamwrǽde [] adj contrary, incongruous

unsár [] adj painless

unsáwen [] adj unsown

unsæd [] adj unsated, insatiable

unsǽd [] 1. n (-es/-) evil seed; 2. adj not said

unsæht see unseht

unsǽl [] m (-es/-as) unhappiness

unsǽlan [] wv/t1b to untie, unfasten

unsǽlig [] adj unfortunate, unhappy, wretched; mischievous, pernicious; wicked

unsǽlð [] f (-e/-a) unhappiness, misfortune, adversity, misery

unsæpig [] adj sapless

unscamfæst [] adj impudent, shameless

unscamfulnes [] f (-se/-sa) shamelessness, immodesty

unscamig [] adj unashamed

unscamlic [] adj shameless, immodest; adv ~líce

unscað- see unscæð-, unscæðð-

unscæðed see ungesceððed

unscæð- see unsceð-

unsceað- see unscæð-

unscéadelíce [] adv unreasonably (2)

unscéadlíce [] adv unreasonably (1)

unscéadwíslic [] adj unreasonable

unsceaft [] f (-e/-a) monster?

unsceam- see unscam-

unsceandlíce [] adv shamelessly

unsceapen [] adj uncreated, unformed

unscearp [] adj not sharp (of wine)

unscearpnes [] f (-se/-sa) dullness

unscearpsíene [] adj not sharp-sighted

unscearpsýne see unscearpsíene

unsceð- see unscæð-

unscelleht [] adj not having a shell

unscellíce [] adv without discrimination, recklessly?; [variant of scelle]

unscende [] adj uninjured, uncorrupted (1)

unscendende [] adj uninjured, uncorrupted (2)

unscennan [] wv/t1a to unharness

unscéod see unscód past participle of unscógan

unscéogan see unscógan

unsceom- see unscam-

unscéotan see onscéotan

unsceðful [] adj innocent; adv ~líce

unsceðfulnes [] f (-se/-sa) innocence

unsceððednes [] f (-se/-sa) harmlessness, innocence (1)

unsceððende [] adj innocent, harmless (1)

unsceððig [] adj innocent, harmless (2)

unsceððiglíce [] adv innocently

unsceððignes [] f (-se/-sa) harmlessness, innocence (2)

unscielleht [] adj not having a shell

unscildig see unscyldig

unscirped [] adj unclothed

unscód [] adj unshod

unscógan [] wv/t1b to unshoe; past participle unscód unshod

unscom- see unscam-

unscoren [] adj unshorn

unscortende [] adj not failing

unscrýdan [] wv/t1b 3rd pres unscrýdeð past unscrýdede ptp unscrýded, unscrýdd to put off (clothes), undress, uncover, strip, deprive of; past participle unscrýdd naked; [scrúd]

unscrýdd [] adj naked; past participle of unscrýdan

unscyld [] f (-e/-a) innocency

unscyldgung [] f (-e/-a) innocence

unscyldig [] adj guiltless, innocent; not responsible

unscyldiglic [] adj excusable; adv ~líce innocently

unscyldignes [] f (-se/-sa) innocence

unscynde see unscende

unscýrdan see unscrýdan

unscyttan [] wv/t1a to undo, unbolt

unscyðende see unscæððende

unseald [] adj ungiven

unsealt [] adj unsalted insipid

unséfernes see unsýfernes

unsefful [] adj senseless; [sefa]

unsegenlic see unsewenlic

unseglian [] wv/t2 to unseal

unseht [] 1. m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) discord, disagreement, quarrel; 2. adj not agreed, hostile

unsehtnes [] f (-se/-sa) discord, quarrel

unseldan [] adv not seldom, repeatedly, frequently; cmp unseldor, unseldnor; spl unseldost

unseldon [] adv not seldom, repeatedly, frequently; cmp unseldor, unseldnor; spl unseldost

unseofiende [] adj not sighing

unsettan [] wv/t1a to take down

unsewenlic [] adj invisible

unsibb [] f (-e/-a) dissension, contention, war, strike

unsibbian [] wv/t2 to disagree

unsibsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) anxiety

unsideful [] adj immodest, unchaste

unsidefullnes [] f (-se/-sa) immodesty

unsidelíce [] adv immodestly, indecorously

unsidu [] m (-a/-a) bad custom, vice, impurity, unseemliness; [Ger unsitte]

unsíf- see unsýf-

unsigefæst [] adj not victorious

unsilt [] adj unsalted

unsingian see unsyngian

unsíð [] m (-es/-as) unfortunate journey or expedition, misfortune, mishap

unsláw [] adj not slow, active; adv ~líce

unslǽpig [] adj sleepless

unsleac [] adj not remiss, active, diligent; adv ~líce

unsléaw see unsláw

unslid see unsilt

unslitten [] adj untorn

unslýped [] adj open, loosed

unsmǽðe see unsméðe

unsmeoruwig [] adj not greasy; [smerig]

unsméðe [] adj not smooth, uneven, rough, scabby

unsméðnes [] f (-se/-sa) roughness

unsmóð see unsméðe

unsnotor [] adj unwise; adv ~líce

unsnotornes [] f (-se/-sa) folly; wickedness

unsnott- see unsnot-

unsnyttru2 [] f (-e/-a) folly, ignorance

unsnyttrum2 [] adv foolishly

unsoden [] adj uncooked

unsófte [] adv harshly, bitterly, severely, violently; with difficulty, hardly, scarcely; uncomfortably

unsóftlíce [] adv harshly

unsóm [] f (-e/-a) disagreement

unsorh [] adj free from care

unsóð [] 1. adj untrue, false; 2. n (-es/-) falsehood

unsóðfæst [] adj untruthful; unjust, unrighteous

unsóðfæstnes [] f (-se/-sa) injustice, unrighteousness

unsóðsagol [] adj untruthful (1)

unsóðsagul [] adj untruthful (2)

unspannan [] sv/t7 3rd pres unspenð past unspéonn/on ptp unspannen to unfasten

unspecende see unsprecende

unspéd [] f (-e/-e) want, poverty

unspédig [] adj poor; not fertile

unspiwol [] adj that stops vomiting?

unspornend see onspornend

unsprecende [] adj not able to speak

unstaðolfæst [] adj unstable, unenduring, weak, fickle

unstaðolfæstnes [] f (-se/-sa) instability, weakness, fickleness

unstæfwís [] adj illiterate

unstæððig [] adj unstable, irregular, weak, frivolous, wanton

unstæððignes [] f (-se/-sa) instability, inconstancy, wantonness

unstenc [] m (-es/-as) stench, stink

unstille [] adj moving, changeable, restless, inquiet, uneasy

unstillnes [] f (-se/-sa) agitation, restlessness, disturbance, disquiet, trouble, disorder, tumult

unstilnes [] f (-se/-sa) agitation, restlessness, disturbance, disquiet, trouble, disorder, tumult

unstrang [] adj weak, inform, feeble; cmp ~strengra; spl ~strengest

unstrenge [] adj weak

unstydful [] adj inconstant, apostate

unstydfullnes [] f (-se/-sa) instability

unstyrendlic [] adj immovable, hard to carry

unstyriende [] adj immovable, stationary

unswǽs [] adj unpleasant, disagreeable, uncongenial; adv ~e

unswǽslic [] adj ungentle, cruel; [swǽs]

unswefn [] n (-es/-) bad dream

unsweotol [] adj imperceptible, indistinct

unswéte [] adj not sweet; foul

unswicen [] adj unbetrayed, unharmed, safe

unswicende [] adj true, faithful

unswiciende [] adj true, faithful

unswicol [] adj trustworthy, true

unswíð [] adj not strong; adv ~e sluggishly

unsydeful see unsideful

unsýferlic [] adj impure

unsýfernes [] f (-se/-sa) impurity, foulness

unsýfre [] 1. adj impure, unclean, filthy; 2. adv filthily

unsylt see unsealt

unsyngian [] wv/t2 to exculpate

unsynnig [] adj guiltless, innocent; undeserved

unsynnum [] adv guiltlessly

untál- see untǽl-

untala see untela

untamcul [] adj invincible, untamable

untǽle [] adj blameless, faultless

untǽled [] adj unblamed

untǽllic [] adj blameless, immaculate, undefiled, praiseworthy; adv ~líce

untǽlwierðe [] adj blameless; adv ~wierðlíce

untæslic see unþæslic

unteala see untela

unteald [] adj uncounted

untealt [] adj stable, steady

untela [] adv not well, amiss, badly, ill, improperly, wrongly

untellendlic [] adj indescribable

untemed [] adj untamed

untémende see untýmende

unténan see ontýnan

untéogoðod [] adj untithed

unteola see untela

untéorig [] adj untiring, unceasing

untídǽt [] m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) untimely eating

untídfyl [] f (-e/-a) untimely eating or drinking

untídgewidere [] n (-es/-u) unseasonable weather

untídlic [] adj unseasonable; timeless; adv ~líce

untídspǽc see untídsprǽc

untídsprǽc [] f (-e/-a) untimely speech

untídweorc [] n (-es/-) work at an improper time (e.g., on Sunday)

untíemende [] adj barren, unfruitful; [tíeman]

untíena see ontéona

untíegan [] wv/t1b to untie, loosen, unchain; [téag]

untilad [] adj destitute

untíma [] m (-n/-n) unseasonableness, wrong time; bad time, misfortune

untimber [] n (-timbres/-) worthless material?

untíme [] adj ill-timed, unfortunate

untímnes [] f (-se/-sa) evil times

untínan see ontýnan

untóbrocen [] adj unbroken

untóclofen [] adj uncloven

untódál- see untódǽled-

untódǽl- see untódǽled-

untódǽled [] adj undivided, individual, indivisible, inseparable; unshared

untódǽledlic [] adj inseparable, indivisible; adv ~líce

untódǽlednes [] f (-se/-sa) undividedness

untódǽlend- see untódǽled-

untódǽllic [] adj inseparable, indivisible; adv ~líce

untódǽlnes [] f (-se/-sa) undividedness

untódélend- see untódǽled-

untogen [] adj untied, loose

untólǽtendlíce [] adv incessantly

untólésende [] adj that cannot be loosed, inextricable

untólýsende [] adj that cannot be loosed, inextricable

untólýsendlic [] adj unforgivable

untósceacen [] adj unshaken

untóslegen [] adj unshattered

untósliten [] adj untorn, uninjured

untóslopen [] adj undissolved

untósprecendlic [] adj ineftable

untótwǽmed [] adj undivided

untóworpenlic [] adj inviolable

untráglíce [] adv frankly

untréow see untréowð

untréowe [] adj untrue, unfaithful

untréowfæst [] adj unfaithful, unreliable

untréowlíce [] adv faithlessly

untréownes [] f (-se/-sa) unfaithfulness

untréowsian [] wv/t2 to defraud, deceive; offend

untréowð [] f (-e/-a) unfaithfulness, treachery

untrum [] adj infirm, weakly, sick, ill

untrumhád [] m (-a/-a) infirm state

untrumian [] wv/i2 to be or become sick or infirm; make weak

untrumlic [] adj infirm, weak

untrumman [] wv/i1a to be or become sick or infirm; make weak

untrumnes [] f (-se/-sa) weakness, sickliness, infirmity, illness

untrymed [] adj unconfirmed (by a bishop)

untrymig [] adj sick, infirm

untrymmig [] adj sick, infirm

untrymigan [] wv/i2 to become weak, sick, infirm

untrymigu [] f (-e/-a) illness

untrymnes see untrumnes

untrymð [] f (-e/-a) weakness, illness

untrýw- see untréow-

untwégendlíce see untwéogendlíce

untwéo [] m (-n/-n) uncertainty

untwéod [] adj undoubting

untweofeald see untwiefeald

untwéogende [] adj unhesitating, not doubting

untwéogendlic [] adj indubitable, certain; adv ~líce indubitably, unhesitatingly, undoubtingly

untwéolic [] adj undoubted; adv ~líce certainly, with certainty

untwéonde see untwéogende

untwéonlíce see untwéogendlíce

untwéondlíce see untwéogendlíce

untwéonigende [] adj undoubting; (listed without ~e)

untwí- see untwéo-

untwý- see untwie-

untwiefeald [] adj not double; not double-minded, without duplicity, sincere (1)

untwiefeld [] adj not double; not double-minded, without duplicity, sincere (2)

untýd [] adj unskillful, inexperienced

untyddre see untýdre

untýdlic see untídlic

untýdre [] 1. adj firm, unbending; 2. m (-es/-as) monster, an evil birth, evil progeny, monstrous birth

untýdrende [] adj barren, not propagating

untýgian see untígan

untygða [] adj unsuccessful (in getting one’s wish), unsuccessful in obtaining a request

untýmende see untíemende

untýnan see ontýnan

untýnan [] wv/t1b 1. to unclose, open; 2. to disclose, lay open; 3. solvere, inhiare

untýned [] adj unfenced

unþærfe see unþearf

unþæslic [] adj inappropriate, unsuitable, unfit, unseemly, unbecoming, absurd; adv ~líce

unþæslicnes [] f (-se/-sa) impropriety

unþæslicu [] f (-e/-a) incongruity

unþanc [] m (-es/-as) ingratitude, disinclination, displeasure, disfavor, anger, ill-will; an unpleasing act, displeasure, offence, annoyance; not thanks, displeasure expressed in words; evil intention, an ill turn; ~es unwillingly, compulsorily

unþanc [] f (-e/-a) reproach, censure

unþances [] adv unwillingly, compulsorily

unþancful [] adj unthankful

unþancol [] adj ungrateful (1)

unþancul [] adj ungrateful (2)

unþancwurðe [] adj ungrateful; not acceptable, disagreeable (1)

unþancwyrðe [] adj ungrateful; not acceptable, disagreeable (2)

unþancwyrðlíce [] adv ungratefully

unþearf [] f (-e/-a) damage, disadvantage, hurt, harm, detriment, ruin

unþearf [] adj needless, useless; in phrase~e þing’ ‘nequaquam’ in nowise, by no means, not at all; [unþearf]

unþearfes [] adv without a cause, needlessly

unþéaw [] m (-es/-as) vice, sin, fault

unþéawfæst [] adj disorderly, ill-mannered, dissolute; adv ~líce

unþéawful [] adj uncontrolled, disorderly

unþinged [] adj unexpected, sudden

unþingod [] adj unatoned for

unþolemódnes [] f (-se/-sa) impatience

unþoligendlic [] adj intolerable

unþorfæst [] adj unprofitable

unþríeste [] adj diffident (2)

unþríste [] adj diffident (1)

unþrówendlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) impassibility

unþrówigendlic [] adj unsuffering

unþurhfǽre [] adj impenetrable

unþurhscéotendlic [] adj impenetrable

unþurhtogen [] adj unperformed

unþwagen see unþwogen

unþwægen see unþwogen

unþwægen see unþwogen

unþwǽre see ungeþwǽre

unþwǽrnes [] f (-se/-sa) discord, division

unþwean see unþwogen

unþwegen see unþwogen

unþwén see unþwogen

unþwérnes see unþwǽrnes

unþwogen [] adj unwashed; past participle of þwéan

unþyhtig [] adj weak

unþyldig see ungeþyldig

unþyldlicnes [] f (-se/-sa) difficulty

unwáclic2 [] adj steadfast, strong, noble, splendid

unwandiende [] adj unhesitating

unwar- see unwær

unwarnod [] adj unwarned

unwǽded [] adj not clothed

unwæder see unweder

unwælgrim [] adj gentle, merciful

unwæm- see unwem-

unwær [] adj incautious, unwary, heedless, inconsiderate, careless, unthinking, foolish; not on one’s guard, unaware, unprepared; unaware, unexpected; on ~, on ~an, on ~um unawares, unexpectedly; (unwar- in inflected forms)

unwæres [] adv unawares, suddenly

unwærlic [] adj unwary, heedless; adv ~líce

unwærnes [] f (-se/-sa) heedlessness

unwærscipe [] m (-es/-as) folly

unwæscen [] adj unwashen

unwæstm [] m (-es/-as), f (-e/-a), n (-es/-) barrenness; tare, weed

unwæstmbǽre [] adj unfruitful, barren

unwæstmbǽrnes [] f (-se/-sa) unfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility

unwæstmberendlic [] adj sterile

unwæstmberendnes [] f (-se/-sa) unfruitfulness, barrenness, sterility

unwæstmfæst [] adj barren

unwæstmfæstnes [] f (-se/-sa) barrenness

unwæterig [] adj dry, desert

unwealden [] adj involuntary

unwealt [] adj steady, stable

unwearnum2 [] adv irresistibly; suddenly, in a moment

unwearð see unweorð

unweaxen2 [] adj not grown up, young

unwéded see unwǽded

unweder [] n (-es/-) unfavorable season, bad weather, storm

unwederlíce [] adv temptestuously

unweg see onweg

unwegen [] adj not weighed

unwemlic [] adj unsullied, pure

unwemme [] adj unblemished, unstained, uninjured; inviolate (1)

unwemmed [] adj unblemished, unstained, uninjured; inviolate (2)

unwemmend [] m (-es/-) innocent man

unwemming see unwemmung

unwemmu [] f (-e/-a) spotlessness

unwemmung [] f (-e/-a) incorruptibility, incorruption

unwemnes [] f (-se/-sa) purity

unwended see unáwended

unwéne [] adj unexpected; hopeless

unwéned [] adj unexpected, unhoped for

unwénlic [] adj unpromising, hopeless, desperate; adv ~líce unexpectedly, by chance

unwénunga [] adv unexpectedly

unwéod [] n (-es/-) ill weed

unweoder see unweder

unweorcheard [] adj delicate, weakly, infirm

unweorclic [] adj unsuitable for work

unweorð [] adj unworthy; poor, mean, of low estate; worthless; contemptible, ignoble; adv ~e

unweorðe [] adj unworthy; poor, mean, of low estate; worthless; contemptible, ignoble; adv

unweorðian1 [] wv/t2 to slight, treat with contempt, dishonor; become worthless, vile, dishonor oneself

unweorðlic [] adj unworthy, dishonorable; unimportant, humble; adv ~líce unworthily, dishonorably, ignominiously; indignantly

unweorðnes [] f (-se/-sa) slight, contempt, disgrace

unweorðscipe [] m (-es/-as) dishonor, disgrace; indignation

unweorðung [] f (-e/-a) disgrace; indignation; dishonoring

unweotod see unwitod

unwer see unwær

unwered [] adj unprotected

unwérig [] adj unwearying, indefatigable, persistent

unwerlíce see unwærlíce

unwerod [] adj not sweet

unwestm see unwæstm

unweðer see unweder

unwíd [] adj not wide

unwidere [] n (-es/-u) bad weather

unwidlod [] adj unpolluted

unwierðe see unweorð

unwíese see unwíse, unwíslíce

unwilla [] m (-n/-n) repugnance, displeasure

unwillan see unwillum

unwilles [] adv unwillingly, involuntarily, reluctantly

unwillum [] adv unwillingly, reluctantly; his ~ against his will; involuntarily, unintentionally

unwilsumlíce [] adv involuntarily, against one’s will

unwindan [] sv/t3 3rd pres unwindeð past unwand/unwundon ptp unwunden to unwind, uncover

unwine [] m (-es/-as) foe, enemy

unwinsum see unwynsum

unwís [] adj unwise, foolish, ignorant, uninformed; insane

unwísdóm [] m (-es/-as) unwisdom, imprudence, folly, ignorance

unwíse see unwíslíce

unwíslic [] adj foolish; adv ~líce

unwísnes [] f (-se/-sa) ignorance; wickedness

unwita [] m (-n/-n) witless person, ignoramus

unwitende [] adj unwitting, ignorant

unwítnigendlíce [] adv without punishment, with impunity

unwítnod [] adj unpunished

unwítnung [] f (-e/-a) impunity

unwitod [] adj uncertain

unwittig [] adj unconscious, ignorant, stupid

unwittignes [] f (-se/-sa) folly

unwittol [] adj ignorant

unwitweorc [] n (-es/-) evil work; [?inwit-]

unwiðerweard [] adj friendly

unwiðerweardlic [] adj not discordant

unwiðmetenes [] f (-se/-sa) incomparability

unwiðmetenlic [] adj not comparable, incomparable; adv ~líce

unwlite [] m (-es/-as) dishonor

unwliteg see unwlitig

unwlitegian1 [] wv/i2 to become disfigured; disfigure, transform

unwlitegung [] f (-e/-a) disfigurement

unwlitig [] adj unsightly, deformed, disfigured, ill-favored

unwlitigian1 [] wv/i2 to become disfigured; disfigure, transform

unwlitignes [] f (-se/-sa) disfigurement

unwlitigung [] f (-e/-a) disfigurement

unworclic see unweorclic

unword [] n (-es/-) abuse, slander

unworht see ungeworht

unworðian see unweorðian

unwrænc see unwrenc

unwrǽne [] adj not lustful

unwrǽst [] adj feeble, weakly, evil; unsteady, untrustworthy

unwrǽste [] adj feeble, weakly, evil; unsteady, untrustworthy

unwrǽstlíce [] adv incongruously, inaccurately

unwrecen [] adj unpunished, unavenged

unwrenc [] m (-es/-as) vice, evil design

unwréon [] sv/t1 3rd pres unwríehð past unwráh/unwrigon ptp unwrigen, sv/t2 3rd pres unwríehð past unwréah/unwrugon ptp unwrogen to uncover, reveal

unwrést see unwrǽst

unwrigednes [] f (-se/-sa) uncovering, revelation (1)

unwrigennes [] f (-se/-sa) uncovering, revelation (2)

unwrigen [] adj open, unconcealed; past participle of unwréon

unwriten [] adj unwritten

unwrítere [] m (-es/-as) incorrect copyist

unwríðan [] sv/t1 3rd pres unwríðeð past unwráð/unwriðon ptp unwriðen to untwist, unbind

unwunden [] 1. adj not wound; 2. past participle of unwindan

unwundod [] adj unwounded

unwuniendlic [] adj uninhabitable

unwurð see unweorð

unwuted see unwitod

unwynsum [] adj unpleasant

unwynsumnes [] f (-se/-sa) unpleasantness

unwyrcan [] irreg wv/t1b 3rd pres unwyrcð past unworhte ptp unworht to undo, destroy

unwyrd [] f (-e/-e) misfortune, trouble

unwyrht [] f (-e/-a) ill-doing

unwyrtrumian [] wv/t2 to root out

unwyrð- see unweorð-

unwyrðe- see unwierðe-

unymbfangen [] adj incomprehensible

unymbfangenlic [] adj incomprehensible

unymbwendedlic [] adj unalterable

unymbwriten [] adj not circumscribed

unýð- see unéað-

unýðian [] wv/t2 to trouble

úp [] adv up; up stream, up country (inland); upwards; lǽtan ~ to put ashore; ~ átéon to draw up, move away; gelógian ~ to lay by, deposit; ~ árǽran to bring up, raise up, exalt; ~ weallan to rise (of a river)

úpábláwan [] sv/t7 3rd pres úpáblǽwð past úpábléow/on ptp úpábláwen to blow up, be in eruption (of a volcano)

úpábrecan [] sv/t4 3rd pres úpábricð past úpábræc/úpábrǽcon ptp úpábrocen to break out or through, boil up

úpábrédan see úpábregdan [3rd pres úpábrídeð past úpábrǽd/úpábrúdon ptp úpábróden]

úpábregdan [] sv/t3 3rd pres úpábrigdeð past úpábrægd/úpábrugdon ptp úpábrogden to lift up, raise up, exalt; expand

úpáfangnes [] f (-se/-sa) reception, assumption

úpáhafen [] adj exalted; adv ~líce arrogantly

úpáhafennes [] f (-se/-sa) exultation, presumption, arrogance, pride; uplifting, elevation

úpáhafu [] f (-e/-a) lifting up

úpáhæf- see úpáhaf-

úpáhebban [] sv/t6 3rd pres úpáhefeð past úpáhóf/on ptp úpáhafen to lift up, raise up, exalt; rise in the air, fly

úpáhefedlíce [] adv arrogantly

úpáhefednes see úpáhafennes

úpáhefennes see úpáhafennes

úpáhón [] sv/t7 3rd pres úpáhéhð past úpáhéng/on ptp úpáhangen to hang up

úpálúcan [] sv/t2 3rd pres úpálýcð past úpáléac/úpálucon ptp úpálocen to eradicate

úpámýlan? [] wv/i1b to come to light, appear

úpárǽran [] wv/t1b to raise up, lift up, exalt; excite; introduce

úpáreccan [] irreg wv/t1b to erect, raise, build

úpárísan [] sv/t1 3rd pres úpáríseð past úpárás/úpárison ptp úpárisen to rise up

úpárisnes [] f (-se/-sa) resurrection; [~rísnes?]

úpáspringan [] sv/i3 3rd pres úpáspringeð past úpásprang/úpásprungon ptp is úpásprungen to spring up, arise

úpáspringnes [] f (-se/-sa) uprising

úpáspryttan [] wv/t1a to sprout forth, germinate

úpástígan [] sv/t1 3rd pres úpástígð past úpástág/úpástigon ptp úpástigen to rise, ascend

úpástigen [] f (-e/-a) ascent, ascension, means of going up (1)

úpástigennes [] f (-se/-sa) ascent, ascension, means of going up (2)

úpástígnes [] f (-se/-sa) ascent, ascension, means of going up (3)

Úpástígnestíd [] f (-e/-e) Ascension-tide

úpástreccan [] irreg wv/t1b to uplift

úpátéon [] sv/t2 3rd pres úpátíehð past úpátéah/úpátugon ptp úpátogen, sv/t1 3rd pres úpátíehð past úpátáh/úpátigon ptp úpátigen to draw up, bring up, rear; draw out, pull out, pluck up; lift up, place in an upright position

úpáþenian [] wv/t2 to elevate, lift up

úpáwallan [] sv/i7 3rd pres úpáwælð past úpáwéoll/on ptp úpáwallen to well up, steam up, boil up (2)

úpáweallan [] sv/t7 3rd pres úpáwielð past úpáwéoll/on ptp úpáweallen to well up, steam up, boil up (1)

úpáwegan [] sv/t5 3rd pres úpáwigð past úpáwæg/úpáwǽgon ptp úpáwegen to lift up, support

úpáwend [] adj supine; past participle of úpáwendan

úpáwendan [] wv/t1b to turn upwards, raise; past participle úpáwend supine

úpbrédan see úpbregdan [3rd pres úpbrídeð past úpbrǽd/úpbrúdon ptp úpbróden]

úpbregdan [] sv/t3 3rd pres úpbrigdeð past úpbrægd/úpbrugdon ptp úpbrogden to reproach with, upbraid

úpcuman [] sv/i4 3rd pres úpcymð past úpcóm/on ptp is úpcumen to come up, arise

úpcund [] adj from above, heavenly

úpcyme [] m (-es/-as) rising, origin, source

úpeard [] m (-es/-as) land above, heaven

úpende [] m (-es/-as) upper end

úpengel2 [] m (-engles/-englas) heavenly angel

úpéode past 3rd sing of úpgán

úpfæreld [] n? (-es/-) ascension

úpfeax [] adj bald in front; without bristling hair

úpfégan [] wv/t1b to erect

úpféran [] wv/i1b to go forth, spring forth

úpferian [] wv/t2 to carry up, to raise

úpfléogan [] sv/i2 3rd pres úpflíehð past úpfléag/úpflugon ptp is úpflogen to fly up

úpfléon [] sv/i2 3rd pres úpflíehð past úpfléah/úpflugon ptp is úpflogen to fly up

úpflérung [] f (-e/-a) upper floor (of house)

úpflór [] f (-a/-a), m (-a/-a) upper chamber or story, garret

úpflóre [] f (-an/-an) upper chamber or story, garret

úpflugon past pl of úpfléogan

úpgán [] irreg v/t to go up; make to go up, raise; rise (of sun)

úpgang [] m (-es/-as) rising, sunrise; going up, approach, ascent; landing, going inland

úpganga [] m (-n/-n) landing

úpgebrédan see úpbrédan

úpgelǽded [] adj led up

úpgemynd [] n (-es/-u) contemplation of things above

úpgéotan [] sv/i2 3rd pres úpgíeteð past úpgéat/úpguton ptp is úpgoten to well up

úpgodu [] n pl the gods above

úpgong see úpgang

úphafenes see úpáhafennes

úphéafod [] n (-héafdes/-u) upper end

úphéah [] adj uplifted, tall, high, elevated; sublime, noble, upright; cmp ~híerra; spl ~híehst

úpheald [] n (-es/-) support

úphebban see úpáhebban

úphebbung [] f (-e/-a) uprising

úphefenes see úpáhafennes

úphefnes see úpáhafennes

úpheofon [] m (-es/-heofenes) heaven above, sky

úphladan [] sv/t6 3rd pres úphlædeð past úphlód/on ptp úphladen to draw up

úphús [] n (-es/-) upper room

úpiernan [] sv/i3 3rd pres úpiernð past úparn/úpurnon ptp is úpurnen to run up, grow, increase

úpland [] n (-es/-) country (as opposed to town)

úplang [] adj upright, erect; tall, high; cmp ~lengra; spl ~lengest

úplegen [] f (-e/-a) hairpin

úplendisc [] adj uplandish, from the uplands, country (as opposed to town), rural, rustic, from beyond the town; [úpland]

úplic [] adj upper, supreme, lofty, sublime, heavenly, celestial; on high: (1) referring to this world; (2) referring to heaven

úplyft [] f (-e/-a), m (-es/-as), n (-es/-) upper air, ether, sky

úpnes [] f (-se/-sa) height

úpniman [] sv/t4 3rd pres úpnimð past úpnóm/on, úpnam/úpnámon ptp úpnumen to raise up

upon see uppan

upp see úp

uppan [] prep w.d.a. on, upon, up to, against; (time) on, after; in addition to; wið ~ above; on ~ against

uppe [] 1. adv above, aloft, up, inland; ~ on upon; 2. see yppe

uppe- see úp-

uppian [] wv/i2 to rise up, swell

uppl- see úpl-

uppon see uppan

úprador see úprodor

úprǽcan [] irreg wv/t1b to reach up

úprǽran [] wv/t1b to raise up

úpreccan [] irreg wv/t1b to erect

úpriht [] adj upright, erect; face upwards; adv ~e straight up

úprine see úpryne

úprocettan [] wv/t1b to belch up

úproder2 [] m (-es/-as) upper heavens, ether, firmament

úprodor2 [] m (-es/-roderas) upper heavens, ether, firmament

úpryne [] m (-es/-as) ascent, rising (of sun)

úpscínan [] sv/i1 3rd pres úpscínð past úpscán/úpscinon ptp úpscinen to rise shiningly

úpsettan [] wv/t1a to exalt

úpsittan [] sv/t5 3rd pres úpsitteð past úpsæt/úpsǽton ptp úpseten to sit up, assume a sitting posture; to sit back, remain sitting anywhere; to remain behind, to remain, rest, linger, tarry, abide, reside; to sit inactive, to remain idle or listless (rare); to remain behind, remain, be left [residere]

úpspring [] m (-es/-as) rising up, origin, birth; what springs up

úpspringan [] sv/i3 3rd pres úpspringeð past úpsprang/úpsprungon ptp is úpsprungen to rise up

úpsprungennes [] f (-se/-sa) eclipse

úpstandende [] adj upstanding, erect

úpstígan [] sv/i1 3rd pres úpstígð past úpstág/úpstigon ptp is úpstigen to move up, rise, ascend

úpstíge [] m (-es/-as) ascent, ascension; staircase

úpstígend [] m (-es/-) one who mounts up, rider

úptéon [] sv/t2 3rd pres úptíehð past úptéah/úptugon ptp úptogen to draw up

úpþyddan [] wv/i1a to swell up

úpware [] m pl inhabitants of heaven

úpwæg see úpweg

úpwæstm [] m (-es/-as) stature

úpweallan [] sv/i7 3rd pres úpwielð past úpwéoll/on ptp is úpweallen to boil up

úpweard [] adv up, upward, upwards; towards heaven; backwards (in time) (1)

úpweardes [] adv up, upward, upwards; towards heaven; backwards (in time) (2)

úpweg2 [] m (-es/-as) ascent, ascension

úpyrnan see úpiernan

úpyrne see úpryne

úr [] m (-es/-as) bison, aurochs; name of the rune for u; [Ger auer]

úre [] 1. possessive pron our, ours; 2. genitive pl of ic

úrelendisc [] adj of our country

úrigfeðere2 [] adj dewy-winged

úriglást [] adj leaving a damp track

úrne accusative singular masculine of úre 1

urnen past participle of iernan

urnon past pl of iernan

úron see úrum, dative singular masculine, neuter and dative pl of úre 1

ús [] 1. dative pl pron to, for us; ~ eallum to us all; 2. dative pl of ic

úser [] 1. possessive pronoun our; gen sing ússes; 2. genitive pl of ic

úsic [] 1. accusative pl pron us; 2. accusative pl of ic

úsig see úsic

úsih see úsic

ússe see úre

ússer see úser

ússes see úser

ússic see úsic, ús

ússum dative masc, neuter, and dative pl of úser

út [] adv out; without, outside; ~ ásittan to starve out; ~ áþringan to emboss; ~ áweorpan to throw out; lǽtan ~ to put to sea; settan ~ to issue, send forth, dismiss; ~ swícan to go forth

úta- see útan-

útáberstan [] sv/t3 3rd pres útábirsteð past útábærst/útáburston ptp útáborsten to burst out, burst forth

útáblegned [] adj ulcerated

útábrecan [] sv/t4 3rd pres útábricð past útábræc/útábrǽcon ptp útábrocen to break out

útácnyssan [] wv/t1a to drive out

útacumen see útancumen

útacund [] adj extraneous, external, foreign

útacunda [] m (-n/-n) stranger

útacymen see útancymen

útádelfan [] sv/t3 3rd pres útádilfð past útádealf/útádulfon ptp útádolfen to dig out

útádón [] irreg v/t to do out, put out

útádrǽfan [] wv/t1b to drive out, expel, destroy

útádrífan [] sv/t1 3rd pres útádrífð past útádráf/útádrifon ptp útádrifen to drive out, disperse, dispel

útáfaran [] sv/t6 3rd pres útáfærð past útáfór/on ptp útáfaren to come forth, go out, depart

útáflówan see útflówan

útálǽdan [] wv/t1b to lead out; produce; release

útáléoran [] wv/t1b 3rd pres útáléoreð past útáléorede ptp útáléored (rare ptp útáloren) to cause to depart, flee away

útálúcan [] sv/t2 3rd pres útálýcð past útáléac/útálucon ptp útálocen to pluck forth

útámǽran [] wv/t1b to drive out, expel, depopulate

útámǽrian [] wv/t2 to drive out, expel, depopulate

utan see wuton

útan [] adv from outside; on the outside, without; ~ landes abroad

útanbordes [] adv from abroad

útancumen [] 1. adj foreign, strange; belonging to consider; 2. m (-es/-as) stranger, foreigner

útancymen [] 1. adj foreign, strange; belonging to consider; 2. m (-es/-as) stranger, foreigner

útane [] adv from without, outwards, outside, externally; abroad

útanlandes see útan

útanweard [] adj external, outside

útáníedan [] wv/t1b to drive out, expel

útanymbstandnes [] f (-se/-sa) surrounding

útáscéotan [] sv/t2 3rd pres útáscíeteð past útáscéat/útáscuton ptp útáscoten to sprout forth, burst forth; to pierce out

útásellan [] irreg wv/t1b to grant outright

útásléan [] sv/t6 3rd pres útásliehð past útáslóg/on ptp útáslagen to strike outwards, break out

útáslídan [] sv/i1 3rd pres útáslídeð past útáslád/útáslidon ptp is útásliden to slide out; to slip forwards, fall (into)

útáspíwan [] sv/t1 3rd pres útáspíweð past útáspáw/útáspiwon ptp útáspiwen to spew forth

útátéon [] sv/t1 3rd pres útátíehð past útátáh/útátigon ptp útátigen, sv/t2 3rd pres útátíehð past útátéah/útátugon ptp útátogen to draw out

útátýnan [] wv/t1b to exclude

útáþýdan [] wv/t1b to thrust out, cast out

útaweard see útanweard

útáwindan [] sv/i3 3rd pres útáwindeð past útáwand/útáwundon ptp útáwunden to slip out; to slip forwards, fall (into)

útáwyrtrumian [] wv/t2 to root out

útǽðmian [] wv/t2 to breathe out

útberstan see útáberstan

útcumen see útancumen

útcwealm [] m (-es/-as) utter destruction, extirpation

útcýðan [] wv/1b to promulgate, announce

útdragan [] sv/t6 3rd pres útdrægð past útádróg/on ptp útdragen to remove

útdrǽf [] f (-e/-a) decree of expulsion

útdrǽfere [] m (-es/-as) driver out

útdrífan [] sv/t1 3rd pres útdrífð past útdráf/útdrifon ptp útdrifen to drive out or away, expel, scatter, disperse

úte [] adv out, without, outside, abroad; out

útemest see ýtemest

úten see útan

útene see útane

útera [] adj outer, exterior, external; spl ýtemest uttermost, utmost, extreme, last

úterra [] adj outer, exterior, external; spl ýtemest uttermost, utmost, extreme, last

úterlic [] adj external; material

útermere [] m (-es/-as) outer sea, open sea

úteweard [] 1. adj external, outward, outside, extreme, last; 2. noun outward part, exterior; on ~an on the outside, outwardly

úteweardum [] adj outwards

útfangenþéof [] m (-es/-as) right of judging thieves caught outside one’s jurisdiction, and of taking fines for the crime

útfaran [] sv/i6 3rd pres útfærð past útfór/on ptp is útfaren to go out

útfaru [] f (-e/-a) going out

útfær [] n (-es/-faru) going out, exit, departure

útfæreld [] n (-es/-) exodus, going out

útféolan [] sv/t3 3rd pres útfíelð past útfealh/útfulgon ptp útfolgen to get out

útflówan [] sv/i7 3rd pres útfléwð past útfléow/on ptp is útflówen to flow out; scatter, be dispersed

útfór [] f (-e/-a) evacuation (from body)

útforlǽtan [] sv/t7 3rd pres útforlǽteð past útforlét/on, útforleort/on tptp útforlǽten to cast out, to let out

útfús [] adj ready to start

útgán [] irreg v/i to go out

útgánde [] adj outgoing

útgangende [] adj outgoing

útgang [] m (-es/-as) going out, departure, exit, exodus; latter part; privy; dejecta, excrement; anus

útgangan [] sv/t7 see útgán

útgársecg [] m (-es/-as) remotest sea

útgefeoht [] n (-es/-) external war

útgegán see útgán

útgelǽdan see útlǽdan

útgemǽre [] n (-es/-u) extreme or remotest limit

útgenga [] m (-n/-n) exit

útgéð pres 3rd sing of útgán

útgong see útgang

úthealf [] f (-e/-a) outer side

úthere [] m (-es/-as) foreign army

úthléap [] n (-es/-) fine for a man escaping from his lord

útian1 [] wv/t2 to put out, expel; alienate (property)

útiernan [] sv/i3 3rd pres útiernð past útarn/úturnon ptp úturnen to have diarrhea

útiernung [] f (-e/-a) flux

útlád [] f (-e/-a) toll on goods carried out of market outwards by water; assembling (of material)?

útlaga [] m (-n/-n) outlaw

útlagian1 [] wv/t2 to outlaw, banish

útlagu? [] f (-e/-a) outlawry [ON útlagi]

útlah [] adj outlawed

útland [] n (-es/-) foreign land; outlying land (granted to tenants)

útlǽdan [] wv/t1b to lead out, bring out

útlǽdnes [] f (-se/-sa) A forcible carrying off, ravishing, robbing; (of a woman.) Abduction; a retirement [abductio]

útlænda see útlenda

útlændisc see útlendisc

útlǽs [] f (-we/-wa) out-pastures

útlec see útlic

útlednes see útlædnes

útlenda [] m (-n/-n) foreigner, stranger, alien

útlende see útlendisc

útlendisc [] 1. adj strange, foreign; 2. m (-es/-as) foreigner, stranger

útléoran [] wv/t1b to go out, pass

útlic [] adj foreign; remote

útmǽran [] wv/t1b to proclaim, announce

útmæst see ýtemest

útmest see ýtemest

útofgán [] irreg v/t 3rd pres útofgǽð past útoféode ptp útofgán to go out of

úton see útan

uton see wuton

útone see útane

útor [] adv beyond, outside; cmp of úte

útrǽsan [] wv/t1b to rush out

útre see úterre f, n of úterra

útrídan [] sv/t1 3rd pres útrídeð past útrád/útridon ptp útriden to ride or go away

útrine see útryne

útroccettan [] wv/t1b to belch out

útroccian [] wv/t2 to belch out

útryne [] m (-es/-as) running away, issue, exit, outlet; what runs out

útsang see úhtsang

útscéotan [] sv/t2 3rd pres útscíeteð past útscéat/útscuton ptp útscoten to abut on; suffer to escape, aid the escape of

útscúfan [] sv/t2 3rd pres útscýfð past útscéaf/útscufon ptp útscofen to push out, shut out, exclude

útscyte [] m (-es/-as) outfall, outlet, exit

útscytling [] m (-es/-as) stranger, foreigner

útsiht [] f (-e/-a) flux, diarrhea

útsihte [] f (-an/-an) flux, diarrhea

útsihtádl [] f (-e/-a) diarrhea, dysentery

útsíon [] sv/t1 3rd pres útsíehð past útsáh/útsigon ptp útsigen to issue out

útsíð [] m (-es/-as) going out, departure; death

útspíwung see ússpíung

utter see útor

uttor see útor

uttermæst see ýtemest

utun see wuton

útwǽpnedmann [] m (-es/-menn) stranger

útwærc [] m (-es/-as) dysentery?

útwald [] m (-a/-a) outlying wood

útwaru [] f (-e/-a) foreign defense

útweallan [] sv/t7 3rd pres útwielð past útwéoll/on ptp útweallen to well out, flow forth

útweard [] adj outside of, going away, striving to get out

útweardes [] adv outwards

útweorc see útwærc

útwícing [] m (-es/-as) sea-rover

útyrnan [] sv/i3 3rd pres útyrnð past útarn/úturnon ptp úturnen to have diarrhea

útyrnende [] adj diuretic, purgative, diarrheic

útyrnung [] f (-e/-a) flux

úð- [] intensitive prefix

úðe past sing of unnan

úðgende see úðgenge

úðgenge [] adj fugitive, alien, fleeting, vanishing, departing

úðmǽte [] adj huge

úðon past pl of unnan

úðuta see úðwita

úðweot- see úðwit-

úðwita [] m (-n/-n) scholar, sage, philosopher, scribe, Pharisee

úðwitegung [] f (-e/-a) philosophy

úðwitelic see úðwitlic

úðwitian [] wv/t2 to study philosophy

úðwitlic [] adj philosophical, academical

úðwuta see úðwita

úðwyt- see úðwit-