c [] cén2 m [Ger kien] name of the rune for c
cabbage [] cawl m kale
cabin [] cete f cellar, cýte f cottage
cabinet [] castenere m chest
cable [] ancorstreng m; líne f rope
cachexia [] yfeládl f consumption
Caesar [] Cásere m emperor; coin with ~’s head on it cásering m drachma
cajole [] wv/t
cajolery [] léastyhtung f
cake [] little ~ cécel n? [coecil]
calamity [] heardsǽlnes f
calf [] cúcealf n
call [] 1. one who ~s cígere m;
2 wv/t1b nemnan1
call; wv/t2 namian1, wv/t2 nemnian1
name, wv/t1b cíegan
name; sv/t
calling [] 1. adj gecígendlic addressing; 2. cígung1 f invocation, gecígung f invocation, gecígnes f entreaty; laðung1 f invitation, gecígednes f summons; cræft m handicraft
callosity [] ile m corn
callow [] adj calu bare
calm [] adj cól tranquil
caltrop [] coltetræppe f a plant
calumniate [] wv/t2 hearmcwiddian
calumny [] hóltihte f, yfelsacung f blasphemy
calve [] wv/t2 cealfian
camel [] camel m
Camelford [] Gafolford m
cammock [] cammoc n?, m? rest-harrow
can [] canne f cup
Canaan (of ~) [] adj Cananisc
cancer [] cancer m [L], cancerádl f
cancerous wound [] cancerwund f
candelabrum [] candeltréow n
candle [] candel f, n [L candela] lamp; ~light candelléoht n; ~-snuffers candelsnýtels m; ~stick candelstæf m, candelsticca m, léohtísern n
Candlemas [] Candelmæsse f the feast of Purification; ~ day Candelmæssedæg m; ~ eve Candelmæsseæfen n
candlewick [] candelwéoce f torch; flat ~ candelbryd n
candle-wort [] candelwyrt f
cane [] cannon noun pl [L canna]
canon [] canon m rule, canonic m; book of ~s canonbóc f; ~ law préostlagu f ecclesiastical law
canonical [] 1. adj canonic, canoniclic; préostlic priestly; 2. ~ books canones béc f pl [L canon]; ~ rule préostregol m
canticle [] cantic m, canticsang m [L] sing
cap [] cæppe f [L]
capable [] adj gefindig; ~ of numol able; ~ of completion gefyllendlic
capacious [] adj numol roomy; numol susceptible
cape [] gára m point of land, næss m, næssa m headland
capital [] héafodstól m; ~ (city) héafod n
capon [] capun m [L capónem]
Cappadocian [] adj Cappadonisc
captive [] níedling m, hæftníedling m
captivity [] gehæftednes f snare, hæftníednes f
capture [] irreg wv/t1b læccan1 catch; sv/t4 ábrecan conquer
carbuncle [] carbunculus m [L]
cardinal number [] héafodgetel n
care [] 1. caru f
concern, carfulnes f
anxiety, gíeming f
anxiety, gíemnes f
anxiety, ymbhoga m
consideration; nytt f
supervision; ~ about
life lífcearu2 f; freedom from ~ carléasnes f,
carléast f security;
home of ~ carseld n; 2. ~ for wv/t2 carian
grieve; ~ for wv/t2
árian
careful []
carefulness [] carfulnes f
careless [] adj carléas free from care; ágímeléasod neglectful; ~ (of the mind) capiende thoughtless
carelessness [] ídel n inattention
caress [] wv/t2 lufian1 fondle
carnal [] adj líchamlic bodily
carried [] adj áboren
carry [] sv/t4 niman1 bring; sv/t4 áberan bear, wv/t1b lǽdan1 lift; ~ a message wv/t2 ǽrendian1 send word to; ~ in sv/t4 inberan; ~ off sv/t4 niman1 seize; ~ on wv/t3 habban look after; ~ out wv/t1b æfnan1 perform, wv/t1b íecan1 fulfill, wv/t1b lǽstan1 accomplish
carrying [] lád f leading; ~ of children [] cildfaru f
cartilage [] grost m
carve [] sv/t3 ceorfan1
cut out/engrave, sv/t
carved [] adj ácorfen
case [] 1. grammatical ~ cásus m; 2. in every ~ adv ǽghwǽr in every respect; in no ~ adv náhwǽr, náhwǽrn never
case [] security in ~s of theft inborh m bail
cask [] cýf f tub
cassock [] hacele f coat
cast away [] what is ~ ǽwyrp m, áworpennes f, áworpnes f rejection
cast down [] 1. wv/t1b áspornan; 2. one who has been ~ nyðeráworpen ?
castata [] geled ?
castigation [] clǽnsung1 f expiation
casting out [] a ~ áworpennes f, áworpnes f
castle [] castel m fort, ceaster f fort; ~-building castelweorc n
cat [] catt m, catte f
cat’s mint [] nefte f [L nepeta]
cataplasm [] lǽcedómnes f
catch [] irreg wv/t1b álæccan take; irreg wv/t1b læccan1 capture, sv/t4 niman1 seize
catching of birds [] yltwist f
caterpillar [] cawelwurm m, grimena m bruchus (a kind of locust without wings), ymel m, léafwyrm m
cathedral [] héafodcyrice f
catholic []
cattle []
caucale [] næster ?
caul [] neta m; the net-like ~ nette f
cauldron [] léad n leaden vessel; ~ (for hot-water ordeal) céac m kettle
cause [] 1. intinga m
matter; 2. wv/t1b
æfnan1; ~ to do sv/t7 lǽtan
causing or accompanied by difficulty [] adj nearu oppressive
causing or accompanied by hardship [] adj nearu oppressive
cave [] cleofa m den, incleofe f den
cavern [] cíne f depth
cease [] sv/t3 áblinnan desist
cedar [] 1. ceder n, m, f [L cedrus]; ~-tree cederbéam m, cedertréow n; 2. of ~ adj cédrisc
celebrate [] wv/t1b gebréman make famous; render ~d wv/t2 geæðelian2 make renowned
celebrated [] 1. adj namcúð; 2. make ~ wv/t1b gecýðan; render ~ wv/t2 geæðelian2 make renowned
cell [] cleofa m chamber, cýte f cubicle; clús f, clúse f [L clausum] prison, clústor n [L claustrum] prison; prison-~ clústorcleofa m
cellar [] cete f cabin; cleofa m chamber
cement [] wv/t
cemetery [] lícburg f
centaur [] centaur m
centaury [] curmealle f; black ~) [] ísenhearde f knapweed
centurion [] centur m, hundredes ealdor/man m head of the hundred court
cephalic vein [] héafodǽdre f
Cerdic’s shore [] Certices óra m
ceremony [] ǽ f rite
certainly! [] interj áfæstlá assuredly!
cessation [] áblinnendnes f, átéorodnes f exhaustion
chaff [] ceaf n, cornæsceda f pl
chain [] 1. lann
Chaldean [] adj Caldisc
chalice [] calic m [L]
chalk [] cealc m lime, cealcstán m limestone; ~-pit cealcpyt m, cealcséað m; ~stone cealc m pebble
chamber [] cleofa m cell; incleofe f closet; inn n apartment; bed-~ cot n, cote f den; inner ~ incofa m; warm ~? pisle f [Low L pisalis]
chamomile [] líðeléaf n
champion [] cempa m warrior
chancellor [] canceler m [Low L cancellarium]
change []
channel [] pípe f [L]
chanter’s staff [] canterstæf m
chapel [] portic m, n sanctuary
chaplain [] capellan m [L]
chapman [] céapmann m trader
chapter [] 1. ~ (division of a book) capitol m, capitul m, capitula m lesson; ~ (cathedral or monastic) capitol m, capitul m, capitula m; 2. adj divided into ~s gecapitulod
chapterhouse [] capitelhús n
character [] hád m individual; hád m nature
charcoal pit [] colpytt m
charge [] lay at one’s ~ wv/t1b ástǽlan
chariot [] crætwǽn m; iron ~ nægledcræt n
charioteer [] crætwísa m
charitable [] 1. adj ælmesfull, ælmesgeorn, cystig generous; 2. ~ly adv cystiglíce; 3. ~ness ælmeshand f almsgiving
charity [] ælmesgifu f alms
Charles’ Wain [] Carles wǽn m
charm [] 1. lybb n drug, héahgealdor n; 2. sing ~s sv/t6 galan1 practice incantation
charmer [] gabere m enchanter, galdere m enchanter
charter [] yrfegewrit n testament
chasm [] neowolnes f abyss
chaste [] adj clǽne pure; cúsc modest
chasten [] 1. wv/t1b nierwan1, wv/t2 nierwian1 rebuke; wv/t2 clǽnsian cleanse; 2. ~ing clǽnsung1 f cleansing
chastity [] andsumnes f, andsundnes f virginity; clǽnnes f purity, clǽnsung1 f purity
chasuble [] planéta m?
chatter [] sv/i
cheat [] wv/t
cheating [] léasbréd m trickery
cheek [] céace f jaw, hagospind n
cheekbone [] céacbán n jaw
cheer [] wv/t
cheerful [] adj glædmód joyous
cheese [] cýse m; piece of ~ cýssticce n; (female) ~maker cýswyrhte f; last week in which ~ was allowed to be eaten before Lent cýswucu f
cherish [] wv/t1a clyppan1 honor; wv/t2 lufian1 love; wv/t3 habban entertain
cherry-tree [] cyrstréow n
Chertsey [] Certes íg f
chervil [] cerfelle f, cerfille f [L cerefolium]
chessman? [] peorð m
chest [] castenere m cabinet; public ~ gafolgyld n state treasury; tightness of the ~ angbréost n asthma
chestnut-tree [] cystel f, cysten f
chew [] sv/t2 céowan1 gnaw
chewing [] céowung f
chicken [] cicen n
chider [] a ~ cídere m
chiding [] cídung f rebuke
chief [] 1. adj ieldest [spl of eald]; 2. héafod n leader, héafodwísa m director; æðeling m prince; léodfruma2 m patriarch, ieldesta m
chilblain [] 1. æcelma m, ísgeblǽd? n; 2. having ~s adj ǽcelmehte
child [] 1. cild n infant, cnafa m, cnapa m youth, lýtling m infant; carrying of ~ren cildfaru f; ~hood cildhád m, cildild f, cildgeogoð f; ~ishness cildsung f; 2. ~ish adj cnihtlic boyish; cildisc puerile; cildlic young
childbirth [] cennes f
Childermas [] Cildamæssedæg m (Dec 28) Innocents’ Day
chill [] cielle m frost
chin [] cinn n
chin-bone [] cinbán n jawbone
chink [] 1. cíne f fissure; 2. adj ~y cineht cracked
chisel [] sv/t
choice [] 1. cyst f, m, cost m option; corennes1 f election; cyre m free will; the ~st cyst f, m w. gen pl the best of anything; 2. adj coren1 chosen; worthy of ~ ácorenlic eligible
choir [] hád m
choose [] sv/t2 céosan1 select, sv/t2 ácéosan; ~ out wv/t1a cennan1 nominate
chosen [] adj coren1 elect; cost12 tried, ácoren; likely to be ~ ácorenlic eligible
chough [] céo f jay
Christ [] Crist m
Anointed One, æðeling2
m king, Godes
gástsunu
Christendom [] crístendóm m the church
Christian [] 1. crísten m, crístena m, crístenmann m, crístna m; the ~ Deity God m; 2. adj crístenlic, crístlic, crísten
Christian baptism [] crístennes f
Christianity [] crístendóm m the church, crístennes f
Christmas [] Crístesmæsse f
chronicle [] cranic m [L] record
chronicler [] cranicwrítere m
church [] cirice f religious community, laðung1 f congregation; ~-builder circwyrhta m; ~ (building) cirice f temple; ~-door ciricdor n, ciricduru f; ~-keeper ciricweard m warden; the ~ crístendóm m Christianity; ~ service ciricnytt f; ~yard cirictún m; dedication of a ~ ciricmǽrsung f; land of the ~ ciricland n; manual of the ~ services ciricbóc f church-book; neighboring ~ néahcyrice f; payment for providing lights in ~ léohtgesceot n, léohtgescot n; repair of ~es ciricbót f; support from the ~ ciricfultum m
church-bell [] ciricbelle f
church-book [] ciricbóc f manual of the church services
church-due [] ciricgeriht n
churl [] 1. ceorl m layman/peasant; 2. ~ish, of a ~ adj ceorlic rustic; 3. ~ishly adv ceorlisce
churn [] cyrin f, cyrn f
cider [] æppelwín n, líð n native wine
cinders [] æscegeswáp n ashes
circle [] circul m [L circulum]; ymbhwyrft m orbit; ymblyt m circumference; ~ of the earth ymbhwyrft m globe
circuit [] ymbbígnes f bend, ymbfær n journey round, ymbfæreld n, m journey round, ymbfaru n, ymbgang m circumference; ymbhwyrft m circle, ymblyt m circle, ymbryne m course
circumcise [] sv/t
circumcision [] ymbceorfnes f , ymbhýwung f, ymbsnidennes f
circumference [] ymbgang m circuit, ymblyt m circle
circumspect []
circumstanced [] adj gerád conditioned
cistern? [] pynd? ?
citizen [] ceasterbúend m, portwer m, portweora m; ~s áðolware m pl; ~s ceasterléode n pl, ceastersǽtan m pl, ceastersǽte m pl
citizens [] ceasterwaran1 m pl burghers
city [] house in a ~ ceasterhof n; ~ builder ceasterwyrhta m; ~ gate ceasterhlid n, portgeat n; ~ wall castelweall m rampart, ceasterweall m, portweall m; ~ war ingewinn n
clad [] adj gecláded clothed
clad [] iron-~ army ísenhere m; iron-~ troop ísenþréat m
claim (after-~) [] æftersprǽc f
claim [] sv/t5 æftersprecan
clamor [] clangettung f
clan [] cynling m
clap [] wv/t1a clæppan beat, wv/t2 þaccian1 put one thing to another; wv/t2 þaccian1 strike gently; ~ hands wv/t1b plegan mid handum; ~ the hands wv/t1b plegan applaud
clapping [] clæppetung f
clasp [] wv/t1a clyppan1
embrace, wv/t
clatrum [] pearroc m, pearruc m
clatter [] clidren f, clidrin f
clattering [] clatrung f noise
clause [] loc n
claw [] 1. clifer m, nægl m finger/toenail; 2. sv/t7 cláwan, wv/t2 cláwian scratch
clay [] 1. clǽg m, lám n earth; 2. adj ~ey clǽig
clean [] 1. adj clǽne; 2. adv clǽne purely; 3. wv/t1a áðierran
cleanness [] moral ~ clǽnnes f purity
cleanse [] wv/t2 clǽnsian purify, wv/t1b ábýwan purify, wv/t2 áfeormian purify
cleansing [] clǽnsung1 f purifying, áfeormung f scouring
clear [] 1. adj ǽbǽre evident; andgietfullic intelligible; clǽne open; glæhlútor2 transparent; léoht light, hádor2 bright; 2. ~ly adv gearolíce fully; gerádlíce, andgietfullíce intelligently; hádre, léohte brightly; clǽne purely; 3. ~ oneself wv/t2 w.g. or a. clǽnsian justify, wv/t1a cennan1 show oneself; ~ out wv/t2 clǽnsian purge
clearance [] cann f asseveration
clearing from blame or accusation [] lád f exculpation
clearness [] hádor n brightness
cleave [] sv/t1 clífan adhere; sv/t2 cléofan split, sv/t2 ácléofan
cleaving [] cléofung f
cleft [] adj geclyft [cléofan]
clench [] wv/t1a clyccan1 clutch
clerical (not lay) []
clever [] 1. adj céne, gerád skillful, geþancful ingenious; 2. adv céne learned
cleverness [] list m, f cunning
cliff [] clif n rock, næss m, næssa m ness
climb [] sv/t3 climban, wv/t2 clymmian ascend; ~ in sv/t1 instígan
cling to [] irreg wv/t1b w.d. néalǽcan
cloak [] hacele f coat, loða m mantle, pád f coat, pæll m [L pallium] silk robe, lacen? f
cloister [] clústor n [L claustrum] enclosure
close [] 1. adj néah near; [cmp néara; spl níehsta]; ~st innemest most intimate; ~ to one’s heart inméde important in one’s estimation; 2. adv ~ly nearolíce narrowly, nearwe narrowly; þicce thickly (marking closeness of separate objects, or in the texture or composition of a whole); ~ at hand néan; 2. ~ to prep w.d. néah near
close [] sv/t2 lúcan1 fasten; ~ up sv/i2 lúcan form one mass
closed by a lid [] adj hlidfæst
closet [] ærn n store, incleofe f chamber
closing [] clýsung f period
cloth [] clút m patch; linen ~ línenhrægl n; saddle ~ gára m strip of cloth; strip of ~ gára m saddle cloth
clothe [] wv/t2 gecláðian, wv/t2
gierelian
clothed [] adj gecláded clad; not fully ~ nacod, nacud
clothes [] swaddling ~ cildcláðas m pl
clothing [] gearwe
cloud [] lyfthelm2 m mist; ~s lyft f, m, n atmosphere, lyftedor m
clout [] clút m patch
clover [] clǽfre f, clǽferwyrt f
cluck [] wv/t2 cloccian make a noise
cluster [] clyster n bunch, cropp m, croppa m bunch; ~ of ivy-berries ífigcrop m, ífigcroppa m
clustered [] adj croppiht
clutch [] 1. spiteful ~ inwitfeng m; 2. wv/t1a clyccan1 clench
coagulate [] sv/i3 geiernan
coal [] 1. col n live coal; live ~ col n; (char)~ pit colpytt m; ~-mouse colmáse f titmouse; 2. ~-black adj colsweart
coat [] cyrtel m (man’s) tunic; hacele f cloak, pád f cloak; fur ~ crúsene f, crúsne f [Ger kürschner]
cock [] hana m; carlfugol m male bird
cock-chafer [] ceafor m beetle
coffin [] lícbeorg f sarcophagus
cognizance [] cann f averment
cohabit (with) [] ~ (with) wv/t1b plegan; ~ with sv/i5 licgan1 mid
cohabitation [] gemæcnes f, gemæcscipe m; legertéam m marriage; néawest f, m, néawist f, m society; fine for unlawful ~ legerwíte f, m
cohere [] sv/i5 hlecan
cohort [] coorte f [L]
coin [] pening m penny; ~ of Danish origin ýre m; ~ with Caesar’s head on it cásering m drachma
coining money [] peningslæht m
cold [] 1. adj ceald, cól cool; altogether ~ ælceald very cold; icy ~ ísceald2; very ~ ælceald altogether cold; 2. adv ~ly cealde; 3. be ~ wv/i2 cólian cool; become ~ wv/i2 cealdian; grow ~ sv/i6 calan, wv/i2 cólian cool, wv/i2 ácólian; 4. ceald n coldness, cealdnes f coldness, cielle m coolness; ceolas m pl cold winds; piercing ~? gár2 m tempest
coldness [] ceald n cold, cealdnes f cold
cole (caul, cawel) [] cawl m cabbage
collar [] cáma m [L] muzzle
collatio [] ymbeaht m
collect [] sv/t5 lesan
pick; wv/t
collective [] adj gadrigendlic congegrative
colony [] landbúend f, landbúnes f settlement
color [] 1. change (of ~) fágetung f; variety of ~ fágnes f brilliancy; 2. change ~ wv/t1b fágettan; change in ~ wv/t2 fágian1 vary
colored (ivy-~) [] adj ífiht
colt [] colt m; ~’s foot coltgræg f?; ~sfoot clite f
column [] columne f
comb [] 1. camb m crest; 2. wv/t1b cemban1; 3. ~ed adj cambiht crested
combat [] camp m, n warfare, campwíg n battle, gúð2 f war
combination [] þéowwracu f threat
come [] 1. sv/i4 cuman, wv/i1a
cierran1 proceed,
irreg v/i gán
comely [] 1. adj cyrten fair; 2. ~ly adv cyrtenlíce
comet [] cométa m [L]
comfort [] gehýdnes f
comfortably [] adv léohte lightly
comfrey [] consolde f [L], galloc m gall-apple
comic [] adj pleglic
coming after [] adj æftanweard following
coming against [] géancyrr m turning against
command [] 1. gebann n summons, nýdbebod n; ǽbebod n injunction of the law; geweald n control; 2. sv/t2 ábéodan direct, sv/t7 ábannan summon; sv/t7 ábannan order
commander [] campealdor m, hererǽswa m
comment [] ymbsprǽc f criticism
common [] 1. adj ceorllic belonging to the people generally; ceorlic rustic; 2. ~ly adv ceorllíce popularly
common people [] ceorlfolc n
commotion []
community [] gefére n company; members of a household or ~ inhíwan noun pl, inhígan noun pl; religious ~ cirice f church; ~ of priests préostgesamnung f
companion [] gada
companionship [] gaderwist
company [] gefére n community; armed ~ gárgetrum n; soldier of the same ~ incempa m
compare [] sv/t
compass [] pair of ~es gafolrand m; ~es gafolrand m
compassionate [] adj árfæst merciful
compatriot [] geléod m fellow-countryman
compel [] wv/t1b ábǽdan restrain; wv/t2 néadian1 urge, wv/t1b níedan force
compensation [] 1. céapgyld n, lean n remuneration; 2. entitled to nine-fold ~ adj nigongylde
compile [] wv/t
complain [] wv/t2 ceorian1 murmur
complaining [] adj ceorig querulous
complaint [] grornung f, cwíðnes f lament, cwíðung f, géanoð? m [Goth. gaunóðus]; liver ~ liferádl f
complete [] 1. adj æltǽwe entire; [Goth téwa]; 2. ~ly adv æltǽwelíce
completion [] 1. gefyllednes f fulfillment; 2. capable of ~ adj gefyllendlic
complexion [] nebb n face
compline [] gefyllingtíd f, nihtsang m
compose [] wv/t
comprehend [] irreg wv/t1b læccan1 grasp, sv/t4 niman1 grasp
compromise [] wv/t
compulsion [] níed f necessity, níedþearfnes f, néadung f, néadhád m force, níedþearf f force; one who acts under ~ nýddaeda m
compulsory [] 1. adj geníededlic, genýdenlic; 2. ~ly adv níede, níedes necessarily
compurgator [] ǽwda m, ǽwdamann m witness
computer [] circolwyrde m mathematician
comrade [] gada
concede [] wv/t1b líefan
conceive [] wv/t1a cennan1 bring forth
conceiving [] geácnung f
concentrate (thoughts) [] wv/t
concern [] 1. caru f care; 2. wv/t2 ábehófian behoove
concerning [] prep w.a. ymbe in regard to
conclude [] sv/i2 lúcan
conclusion [] loc n settlement; ~ of a sentence, clause clýsung f period
concord [] ánméde n unanimity
concubinage [] geligere n adultery, geligernes f fornication
concubine [] cifes f harlot
concubine? [] nýdhǽmestre f mistress
condemn [] wv/t2 niðerian1
condemnation [] 1. niðerung1 f abasement; 2. deserving ~ adj geniðerigendlic; worthy of ~ áworpenlic
condiment [] inwise f
condition [] 1. cost m, gerád n, árǽdnes f stipulation; hád m nature; ~ of being a thane þegnrǽden f thaneship; 2. be in a miserable ~ wv/i2 æfian; 3. on ~ that conj þæs costes þe
conditioned [] adj gerád adapted; ill-~ þéawléas ill-mannered
conduct [] 1. shameless ~ ǽwiscnes
f; adherence to the rules of right ~ or method þéawfæstnes f
obedience to rule; 2.
wv/t1b inlǽdan introduce;
wv/t1b lǽdan1 guide;
~ oneself sv/t7 lǽtan
conductor [] ládrinc? m, ládrincman m escort
confess [] wv/t1b cýðan1 testify, wv/t1b geandettan
confessed [] adj geanwyrde acknowledged
confession of faith [] créda m [L credo] creed
confidant [] gehala m counselor
confide in [] wv/t1b líefan
confident [] adj over-~ heardmód
confidently [] adv prútlíce
confine [] wv/t1b nierwan1, wv/t2 nierwian1 repress, wv/t2 nearwian1 cramp
confined to bed [] adj gelegered, gelegerod
confinement [] hæften f, nearu f?, n? imprisonment
confirm [] wv/t1a ástellan
establish; wv/t1b ácýðan
prove, wv/t
confirmation of an oath [] áðfultum m
confirmers of an oath [] áðfultum m
confiscate [] wv/t
conflagration [] inbryne m
conflict [] gárníð m war; hall of ~ níðsele m
confound [] wv/t
confounded [] be ~ wv/t2 áswárnian
confront [] wv/t2 nebbian rebuke
confusion [] the redness of ~ áblysgung f, áblysung f blushing
confute [] wv/t1b æfsecgan
congenial [] adj geæðele natural, suitable
congregate [] sv/t7 ábannan út assemble
congregation [] ciricwaru f, laðung1 f assembly; gaderung1 f gathering; geférrǽden f society; ~ (non-Christian) cirice f
congregative [] adj gadrigendlic collective
conjugal [] adj gemæclic
connect [] wv/t
connected with [] adj gadertang united
connection [] gaderung
connive at [] wv/t1b ieldan1 dissimulate
conquer [] irreg v/t gegán overrun, sv/t4 ábrecan capture
conscience [] ingehygd f, ingehýd f, ingehíd f understanding, ingeþanc m, n mind, ingeþóht m, n, ingewitnes f consciousness
conscious [] adj gegite
consciousness [] ingehygd f, ingehýd f, ingehíd f mind, ingewitnes f conscience
consecrate [] wv/t2 hádian1 ordain
consecrated [] newly ~ (of a king) adj nígehalgod
consecrated grave [] clǽne legere n
consecration [] hádung f ordination; ~ of a font fantblétsung f, fanthálgung f
consent []
consequence [] in ~ of prep w.d.i. æfter (causal) following
consider [] wv/t3 habban for, irreg wv/t
considerable [] adj gehycglic, gód [cmp betera, betra, bettra; spl betest, betst] sufficiently great
consideration [] gágerýne
conspiracy [] andwyrding f, fácengecwis f
conspire [] wv/t
constant [] 1. adj heardrǽd firm; 2. adv ~ly ǽfre always, gefæstlíce steadily
constrain [] wv/t2 néadian1 urge
constricted [] adj nearu narrow
construct [] wv/t
construction [] geweorc n work
consul [] consul m [L], géarcyning m
consult [] wv/t2 þeahtian1 take counsel
consultation [] þeahtung1 f counsel
consume [] sv/t1 ábítan partake of, sv/t2 céowan1 eat
consumption [] yfeládl f cachexia
contain [] 1. sv/t4 niman1,
wv/t
containing the number nineteen [] adj nigontýnlic
contemplate [] wv/t
contemplation [] ymbwlátung f
contend [] sv/t
contented [] 1. adj genyhtsum satisfied; ~ w.g. geþæf; 2. adv ~ly genyhtsumlíce
contentious [] adj céaslunger, céastful
contest [] gecamp m warfare
continual [] 1. adj áwunigende [pptc]; 2. ~ adjectival suffix -gal
continuation [] gadertangnes f
continue [] sv/i6 ástandan
endure, wv/t
continuous [] 1. adj andlang entire; gadertang united; 2. ~ly adv á always
contract [] nǽming f bargain
contracted [] adj áclungen
contraction of the pupil [] ǽsmæl n? smallness of the eye
contradict [] sv/t
contradiction [] geantalu f rejoinder
contrivance [] geþeaht f, n design; hateful ~ láðsearu n?
contrive [] irreg wv/t1b áðencan devise
control [] 1. æht f (usu pl) ownership; geweald n dominion; ǽhtgeweald2 n, m power; 2. wv/t1b ástýran guide
controlled (easily ~) [] adj gewealden subject (to)
convene [] wv/t1b cíegan summon
convenience [] gehæplicnes f opportunity, nytnes f benefit
convenient [] adj gehæp, gehæplic fit, gehýðe appropriate
convent [] nunmynster n, nunnanmynster n nunnery; neighboring ~ néahhunmynster n, néahhunnmynster n
convention [] ymbcyme m assembly
conversation [] ymbsprǽc f comment
conversion [] cierring1 f turning, gecierrednes f, gehwearfnes f, gehwyrfednes f, gehwyrfenes f
convert [] wv/t1a cierran1 persuade, wv/t1b ábýgan, wv/t1b gelǽran; be ~ed wv/i1a cierran1 agree to
converted [] adj gehweorf
converted [] newly ~ adj nígecyrred, níghworfen
conviction (inward ~) [] incundnes f sincerity
convoke [] sv/t7 ábannan summon
cooked food [] panmete m
cool [] 1. adj ceald, cól cold; 2. adv cealde; 3. wv/i2 cólian grow cold, wv/t1b gecǽlan; grow ~ sv/i6 calan
coolness [] cielle m cold, cólnes f
cope [] cæppe f [L] hood, cantelcáp m, ~ (vestment) cantercæppe f
copper [] ár n brass, coper n, copor n [L cuprum]
coriander [] coliandre f
corn [] 1. corn n grain; corn n corn-like pimple; ile m callosity; ~ dropped in carrying to barn corngebrot n; ear of ~ cropp m, croppa m; ~-like pimple corn n corn; payment in ~ corngesceot n; standing ~ yrð f crop; 2. rich in ~ adj corngesǽlig; ~-bearing cornbǽre, cornberende
corner [] gára m point of land; ~ of the eye angnere m; north ~ norðhyrne f; northeast ~ norðéasthyrne f
Cornwall [] Gafolford m
corpse [] líc n, líchama m body
corpse-bed [] néobedd2 n bed of death
corrupt [] 1. adj lýðre wicked; 2. wv/t2 leahtrian1
corrupted [] adj gebrosnod decayed, gebrosnodlic
corruption [] áwemmendnes f, áwierding f blemish, gebrosnung f decay
corselet [] herebyrne f, herenett n, heresyrce f, leoðusyrce2 f, lícsyrce f; iron ~ ísenbyrne f
coruscation [] lígetræsc m flash of light
costly [] adj æðele valuable; of ~ stuff pællen
costly gift [] gærsum m, n, f jewel
costmary [] cost m tansy
cot [] cot n, cote f bed-chamber
cottage [] cot n, cote f den; cýte f cabin; site of ~s cotstów f
cottager [] cotsetla m
couch [] crib f, leger n bed, nihtrest f
council [] gaderung1 f assembly, geþeaht f, n assembly
counsel [] þeaht n advice, geþeaht f, n advice, þeahtung1 f consultation; crafty ~ inwitrún f evil
counselor [] ǽwita m, gehala m confidant, þeahtere1 m, geþeahta m adviser, geþeahtend m; lársmið2 m teacher
count [] irreg wv/t1b átellan reckon up
countenance [] nebb n face, nebwlite m, nebwlitu m face
country [] landscearu f
province, léodscipe m
region; léode f pl
people; léodgeard2
m, landmearca m land,
léodmearc
countryman [] fellow-~ geléod m compatriot; fellow-~ cýðð f, cýððu f neighbors
courage [] ánmédla m; cræft m might
course [] gang m way, lád f journey; ymbryne m revolution
court [] 1. cafortún m courtyard; getýne n entrance; 2. make a declaration in ~ wv/t1a cennan1 clear oneself
courtyard [] cafortún m court
cousin [] nýdmǽg1 m, nýdmǽge1 f blood relation; second ~ nefa m
covenant [] ǽ f custom, ánnes f agreement
cover [] 1. ymbfeng m
envelope; 2. sv/t1
áwréon; ~ entirely wv/t
covered [] adj ymbhammen surrounded; ~ with ice ísig icy
covering [] pád f coat, pæll m [L pallium] hanging; helung f; þaca1 m
coverlet [] hacele f pall
covetousness [] gítsung f greediness
cow [] cú f; tail of a ~ cútægl m
coward [] níðing m wretch
cowardice [] iergð f, iergðu f remissness
cowed [] adj ǽwiscmód
cowl [] cufel f hood
cowslip [] cúsloppe f, cúslyppe f
crab [] hæfern m
crack [] wv/t2 cracian resound; sv/i1 cínan gape
cracked [] adj cineht chinky
crackle [] wv/i2 ábraslian
cradle [] cildcradol m, cildtrog m
craft [] list m, f skill, prætt m art
crafty [] 1. adj áberd, ábered cunning, lytig cunning; inwitful wicked; fácenful, fácenfullic, lytiglic deceitful; 2. ~ly adv lytiglíce, fácenfullíce deceitfully
crafty counsel [] inwitrún f evil
cram [] sv/t3 crimman1 put in, wv/t2 ácrammian
cramp [] wv/t2 nearwian1 confine
crane [] cranoc m
crank [] crancstæf m weaving implement
crash [] wv/i2 ábraslian
creak [] sv/i3 ceorran, sv/i3 gyrran,
gierran, georran grate,
wv/t
create [] wv/t1a cennan1 beget
credible []
credulously [] adv gelíefedlíce
creed [] créda m [L credo] belief, léafa1 m
creek [] pull m, f [Keltic] pool
creep [] wv/t
creeping [] créopung f
cress [] 1. cærse f watercress, léaccærse f nasturtium; spring where ~ grows cærswill m; 2. full of ~ adj cærsiht
Cress [] cerse f
crest [] camb m comb
crested [] adj cambiht combed
crib [] crib f stall
cricket [] háma m
crime [] fácen n evil, fácendǽd f sin, iermð f, iermðu f, leahtor m offence; fine for a ~ gyltwíte n
cripple [] créopere m
crippled [] 1. lama m lame person; 2. wk adj lama lame; wk adj, masc noun limmlama
crisp [] wv/t2 cirpsian1 curl
criticism [] ymbesprǽc f remark, ymbsprǽc f comment
croak [] wvt1b crácettan
croaking [] crácetung f
crock [] crocc f, crocca m pot, cróg m pitcher
crooked [] 1. adj géap, gecrócod bent; 2. ~ly adv áwóh unjustly; 3. act ~ wv/t2 lytigian feign
crop [] æcer m; yrð f produce; ~ (of a bird) cropp m, croppa m
cross [] 1. crúc m, gealga m; the ~ Crístesmǽl, Crístesmél m, n Christ’s mark; 2. to make the sign of the ~ irreg wv/t1b wyrcan Crístesmǽl / Crístesmél
cross marking a battlefield? [] æscstederód f
crow [] 1. cráwa m, cráwe f raven; 2. sv/i7 cráwan1
crowbar? [] yppingíren n
crowd [] 1. gaderung1 f assembly; 2. wv/t2 nearwian; ~ about wv/t2 ymbhéapian
crow-garlic [] cráwanléac n
crown [] 1. coróna m [L], corenbég m [L corona], gyldenbéag m, héafodbéag m, héafodbend m diadem, héafodgold n; 2. wv/t2 gecorónian, wv/t2 cynehelmian1
crowned [] newly ~ adj nígehalgod
cruel []
cruelty [] grimnes f ferocity
crumb [] cruma m fragment
crumble [] wv/t1a gecrymman, wv/t2 gecrymian
crupper [] æfterráp m, æfterrǽpe m
crust [] hierstinghláf m
crutch [] crycc f staff
cry [] sv/t
crying [] þoterung f wailing
crypt [] cruft m?, crufte f [L]
crystal [] 1. cristalla m; 2. adj of ~ cristallic
cubicle [] cýte f cell
cuckoo [] géac m
cudgel [] cycgel m
cultivate [] sv/t
cultivation [] ymbhwyrft m; ~ of tribute-land gafolyrð f
cunning []
cunning hostility [] inwitníð2 m
cup [] cuppe f, canne f can, læfel m vessel [L labellum], líð n beaker
curb [] wv/t
curd-like mass [] cýgerunn n
curds? [] calwerclím ?, calerclympe ?
cure []
curiosity [] fyrwitnes f
curl [] wv/t1b gecrympan, wv/t2 cirpsian1 crisp
curly [] adj cirps
current [] íegstréam2 m river
curse [] 1. curs m malediction; a ~ áwyrigung f; ~ing cursung f damnation; 2. wv/t2 cursian
curtail [] wv/t2 lýtlian1 shorten
curtain [] hacele f pall
custody [] gíeming f
custom [] ǽ f covenant; ~ of a country landsidu m; enforced ~ néadgewuna m; place of ~ or tribute gafolmanung f; seat of ~ or toll céapsceamul m treasury
customary [] adj geþeawe usual
cut [] sv/t3 ceorfan1
slay; ~ down sv/t3
ceorfan1 slay,
sv/t
cutting [] híewet n
cuttlefish [] cudele f
cycle [] circul m [L circulum] zodiac
Cyllenian [] adj Cillinesc
cymbal [] cimbal m, cimbala m [L]
cymbal-player [] cimbalglíwere m
cypress [] cypresse f [L]
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