jacinth [] íacinctus m, íacintus m [L hyacinthus]
jail [] carcærn n, carcern n [L carcer] prison
jailor [] cǽgbora m key-bearer, carcernweard m
jar [] night-~ nihthræfn m, nihthrefn m, nihthremn m night-raven
jasper [] geaspis m?
jaundice [] gealádl f gall-disease
javelin [] gár
jaw [] céace f cheek, céacbán n cheekbone; ~s geaflas2 m pl; disease of the ~s ceafládl f; swelling of the ~s géagiswile m
jaw-ache [] céacádl f
jawbone [] céace f cheek
jealous [] 1. adj andig envious; 2. ~y ǽmynd f, andung f; 3. be envious or ~ wv/i2 andian
jeering [] canc1 n scorn
jest [] wv/t1a gabban mock
jester [] léasere m fool
jesting []
jet [] gagátes m indecl, gagátstán m precious stone
jewel [] gærsum m, n, f costly gift
Jewish [] adj Iúdéisc
Jews (the ~) [] Iúdéas m pl
jocose [] adj gálsmǽre facetious
jocular [] adj plegol playful
join [] wv/t1b gadertengan
continue; wv/t
joining [] gaderung1 f assembly
joints of the spine [] gelyndu n pl
joke [] wv/t
jot [] pricel m, pricels m tittle
journey []
joy [] gamen n mirth/ pastime, glædnes f gladness, glædscipe m gladness; geféanes f, glíwstæf m melody; liss f peace [formerly líðs]; vain ~ ídelbliss f
joyfulness [] gefeohtsumnes f
joyous [] adj glædmód cheerful
judge (wicked ~) [] yfeldéma m
jug [] céac m pitcher; a ~ full céacfull ?
juice (plum ~) [] plúmséaw n
July [] Gíuling m, Giúluling m
jump [] sv/t
junction of roads [] gelǽte n [ON lǽti]
junior member of a guild [] cniht m
junior warriors (as opposed to duguð) [] geoguð f
juniper [] cwicbéam m aspen
jurisdiction [] abbatial ~ abboddóm m abbacy
just before [] adv hwéne ǽr
just now [] adv ǽrost first of all
justification [] geléfenscipe m, gelíefenscipe m; abbatial ~ abboddóm m; ~ or office of an abbot (used even of a convent of nuns) [] abbodríce n abbey
justify [] wv/t2 w.g. or a. clǽnsian clear oneself
Jutes [] the ~ Iotas m pl
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