Bosworth Toller's

Anglo-Saxon

Dictionary online

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for-dǽdla

(n.)

a destroyer

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a destroyer

Linked entry: -dǽdla

lǽc

(n.)

a gift

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a gift

mære

(n.)

a mere

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a mere

Linked entries: mæra mare

mærþ

(n.)

a weasel

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a weasel

mire

(n.)

a mare

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a mare

pile

(n.)
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a pillow

rocc

(n.)
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a rock

ge-gyrela

(n.)
Grammar
ge-gyrela, -gyryla

a garment

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a garment

ge-hleów

(n.)

a lowing

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a lowing

Linked entry: -hleów

ge-mend

(n.)

a memorial

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a memorial

ge-méteng

(n.)

a meeting

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a meeting

geocboga

(n.)
Grammar
geocboga, an; m.

A yoke

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A yoke

stappel

(n.)
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a step. (?)

steóp

(n.)
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a cup

Linked entry: stióp

stampe

(n.)
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a pestle

Tíg

(n.)
Grammar
Tíg, tíg
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a case

tigel

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a tile

tigel

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a trace

weorþ

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a place

Linked entries: wyrþe mot-weorþ wurþ

wergend

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a protector

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