can
(n.)
Grammar
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A knowledge, clearance
clǽnsend
(n.)
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A cleanser ⬩ purgator
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A cleanser; purgator
cyric-mitta
(n.)
a church-measure
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a church-measure
cwénn
(n.)
Grammar
a woman
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of a woman
drepen
(n.)
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A stroke ⬩ percussio
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A stroke; percussio
deófolgyld-hús
(n.)
a heathen temple
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a heathen temple
eá-stæþ
(n.)
Grammar
a shore, bank
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a shore, bank
éfest
(n.)
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A hastening ⬩ festīnātio
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A hastening; festīnātio
feter-wrásen
(n.)
a chain ⬩ fetter
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a chain, fetter
folc-beorn
(n.)
a popular man
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a popular man
folc-firen
(n.)
a folk-crime
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a folk-crime
Frys-cyning
(n.)
a Frisian king
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a Frisian king
gæst-hof
(n.)
a guest-house
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a guest-house
gamen-wáðu
(n.)
a joyous path
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a joyous path
gára
(n.)
Grammar
A spear-man
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A spear-man
geán-hwyrft
(n.)
a turning again
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a turning again
eador
(n.)
a hedge, dwelling
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a hedge, dwelling
ealdor-freá
(n.)
a chief lord
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a chief lord
hwerfere
(n.)
Grammar
A changer ⬩ trader
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A changer, trader
Linked entry: hwyrfere
grep
(n.)
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a furrow, burrow