]> 302a aba, wm.

man, husband,

206, 208 note, 353.

O.Icel. afe. abraba, av.

strongly, excessively, very, very much.

abrs, aj.

strong, violent, great, mighty.

O.Icel. afar. af, prep. c. dat.

of, from, by, away from, out of,

88, 350.

OE. æf, of, OHG. aba, ab. af-aikan, sv. VII,

to deny, to deny vehemently,

313, 402

af-airzjan, wv. I,

to deceive, lead astray;

see airzeis, airzjan.

afar, prep. c. acc. and dat., av.

after, according to,

350

OHG. avar, afar. afardags, sm.

the next day,

356

afargaggan, sv. VII,

to follow, go after,

313 note 1, 403.

afar-láistjan, wv. I,

to follow after, follow,

403

afar-sabbatus, sm.

the day after the Sabbath;

þis dagis afar-sabbat&e-long;,

on the first day of the week,

356

afaruh

= afar + uh.

af-dáubnan, wv. IV,

to become deaf,

331

302b af-dáuþjan, wv. I,

to kill, put to death; pass. to die,

402.

af-d&o-long;bnan, wv. IV,

to be silent.

*af-d&o-long;jan, wv. I,

to fatigue,

80, 319 note.

af-dráusjan, wv. I,

to cast down.

af-drugkja, wm.

drunkard,

355.

af-dumbnan, wv. IV,

to hold one's peace, be silent or still,

331

af-&e-long;tja, wm.

glutton,

355.

af-gaggan, sv. VII,

to go away, depart, go to, come,

313 note 1.

af-gudei, wf.

ungodliness,

355.

af-guþs, aj.

godless, impious,

355, 391.

Cp. OHG. abgot, abgudi, idol, false god. af-hlaþan, sv. VI,

to lade, load,

310

OE. OHG. hladan. af-&hw;apjan, wv. I,

to choke, quench.

af-&hw;apnan, wv. IV,

to be choked, be quenched.

af-lageins, sf.

a laying aside, remission,

355

af-leitan

= af-l&e-long;tan,

see §5.

af-leiþan, sv. I,

to go away, depart.

OE. l&i-long;þan. OHG. l&i-long;dan 303a af-l&e-long;tan, sv. VII,

to dismiss, leave, forsake, put away, let alone, forgive, absolve,

402.

af-l&e-long;ts, sm.

forgiveness, remission,

355.

af-lifnan, wv. IV,

to remain, be left.

af-linnan, sv. III,

to depart,

304

OE. linnan, OHG. bi-linnan. af-maitan, sv. VII,

to cut off,

402.

af-marzeins, sf.

deceitfulness.

*af-m&o-long;jan, wv. I,

to fatigue,

319 note.

OHG. muoen, muoan. af-niman, sv. IV,

to take away.

af-qiþan, sv. V,

to renounce, forsake.

af-sateins, sf.

divorcement.

af-satjan, wv. I,

to divorce.

af-skiuban, sv. II,

to push aside,

186 note 2, 302.

OE. sc&u-long;fan, OHG. skioban. af-slahan, sv. VI,

to kill, slay,

402.

af-sláuþnan, wv. IV,

to be amazed, be beside oneself.

af-sneiþan, sv. I,

to cut off, kill.

af-standan, sv. VI,

to stand off, depart

af-stass, sf.

a standing off, falling off or away,

355.

af-swaírban, sv. III,

to wipe out,

304.

OE. sweorfan, OHG. swerban. afta, av.

behind, backwards,

348.

aftana, av.

from behind,

348

OE. æftan. aftar&o-long;, av.

from behind, behind,

344.

af-taúrnan, wv. IV,

to be torn away,

331.

af-tiuhan, sv. II,

to draw away, push off; to take, draw aside,

402.

303b aftra, av.

back, backwards, again, once more;

aftra gab&o-long;tjan,

to restore;

aftra gasatjan,

to heal.

OE. æfter, OHG. after. aftuma, aj.

the following, posterus, next, hindmost, last,

246, 430.

aftumists, aj.

last, aftermost,

246;

aftumists haban,

to be at the point of death.

OE. æftemest. af-waírpan, sv. III,

to cast away, put away,

428.

af-walwjan, wv. I,

to roll away.

OE. wielwan. af-wandjan, wv. I,

to turn away.

-aga-, suffix,

392.

aggilus, sm.

angel, messenger;

the pl. fluctuates between the i- and u-declension, as nom. pl. aggileis and aggiljus,

17.

OE. engel, OHG. engil, angil, from Gr. &alpha-psili-oxia;γγελος through Lat. angelus. aggwiþa, sf.

anguish, distress, tribulation,

384

aggwus, aj.

narrow,

17, 132, 236.

OE. enge, OHG. engi. agis

(gen. agisis),

sn.

fright, fear, terror,

168, 182.

OE. ege, OHG. eg&i-long;. agláitei, wf.

lasciviousness, unchastity,

212.

OHG. aga-leizi, zeal. agláiti-waúrdei, wf.

indecent language,

389.

agliþa, sf.

anguish, distress,

384.

agl&o-long;, wf.

anguish, affliction, tribulation

agluba, av.

hardly, with difficulty,

344.

aglus, aj.

hard, difficult,

428.

Cp. OE. egle, troublesome. aha, wm.

mind, understanding

208.

304a -aha-, suffix,

393.

ahaks, sf. (?)

dove, pigeon.

ahana, sf.

chaff.

OE. egenu, OHG. agana. ahma, wm.

spirit, the Holy Ghost,

208, 223.

ahmateins, sf.

inspiration.

ahs, sn.

ear of corn,

353.

OE. &e-long;ar, OHG. ahir, ehir. ahtáu, num.

eight,

4, 11, 39, 65, 90, 91, 121, 128, 147.

OE. eahta, OHG. ahto. ahtáu-d&o-long;gs, aj.

eight days old,

122.

Cp. OE. d&o-long;gor, day ahtáut&e-long;hund, num.

eighty,

247.

ahtuda, num.

eighth,

253.

a&hw;a, sf.

river, water,

19, 36, 143, 192.

OE. &e-long;a, OHG. aha. áigin, sn.

property, inheritance, goods,

425

OHG. eigan. áigum,

we have,

339.

áih, pret.-pres.

I have,

137, 339

OE. &a-long;g later &a-long;h. áihan, pret.-pres.

to have, possess,

339, 426

OE. &a-long;gan, OHG. eigan. áihtr&o-long;n, wv. II,

to beg for, pray, desire,

325.

áihts, sf.

property,

199, 254

OHG. &e-long;ht. aí&hw;a-tundi, sf.

thornbush, lit. horse tooth,

389

Cp. OE. eoh, horse, and Goth. tunþus, tooth. áina-baúr, sm.

only-born,

389.

áinaha, w. aj.

only,

393.

áin-falþei, wf.

simplicity, goodness of disposition,

389.

áinfalþs, num.

onefold, simple, single,

257, 397

OE. &a-long;nfeald, OHG. einfalt. áin-&hw;arjiz-uh, indef. pr.

everyone, each,

275 note 2.

-áini-, suffix,

388.

*áinlif, num.

eleven,

247, 252.

OHG. einlif. 304b áins, num.

one, alone, only;

indef. pr. one,

a certain one;

áins ... jah áins,

the one ... and the other,

10, 49, 83, 89, 247, 249, 258, 390.

OE. &a-long;n, OHG. ein. áins-hun, indef. pr. with the neg. particle ni,

no one, no, none,

87 (1), 89, 278.

áir, av.

(comp. áiris),

soon, early,

347.

OE. æ-long;r, OHG. &e-long;r. áirin&o-long;n, wv. II,

to be a messenger,

325

áiris, av.

earlier,

345.

aírþa, sf.

earth, land, region,

10, 97, 171, 192.

OE. eorþa, OHG. erda. aírþa-kunds, aj.

earthy, born of the earth,

397.

aírþeins, aj.

earthly,

227, 395

áirus, sm.

messenger,

203.

O.Icel. &a-long;rr, OE. &a-long;r. aírzeis, aj.

astray, erring;

aírzeis wisan or waírþan,

to go astray, err, be deceived,

231

OE. eorre, ierre, angry, OHG. irri. aírzjan, wv. I,

to deceive, lead astray.

OHG. irren, cp. OE. iersian, to be angry. áistan, wv. III,

to reverence,

328

Cp. OE. &a-long;r, OHG. &e-long;ra, from *aiz&o-long;, honour. áiþei, wf.

mother,

6, 212.

OHG. eid&i-long;, MHG. eide. áiþs, sm.

oath,

10, 171, 180, 353.

OE. &a-long;þ, OHG. eid. aíþþáu, cj.

or, else;

aíþþáu jah,

truly,

10, 66 note, 256, 351

OE. eþþa, OHG. eddo. aiwagg&e-long;lista, wm.

evangelist,

Gr. ε&upsilon-psili;αγγελιστ&eta-oxia;ς through Lat. euangelista. aíwagg&e-long;ljan, wv. I,

to preach the gospel.

aíwagg&e-long;lj&o-long;, wf.

gospel,

Gr. ε&upsilon-psili;αγγελιν. 305a áiweins, aj.

eternal, everlasting,

227, 395

áiws, sm.

time, lifetime, age, world, eternity;

ni áiw

(347),

never;

in áiwins, du áiwa,

for ever.

OE. æ-long;, æ-long;w, OHG. ewa. áiz, sn.

brass, coin, money,

47.

OE. &a-long;r, OHG. &e-long;r. áiza-smiþa, wm.

coppersmith,

389.

ak, cj.

but, however (after negative clauses),

351

OE. ac, OHG. oh. akei, cj.

but, yet, still, nevertheless,

351.

akeit

(ak&e-long;t),

?sn. or akeits, ?sm.

vinegar.

OE. eced, OHG. e&z-tail;&z-tail;ih, from Lat. ac&e-long;tum. akran, sn.

fruit,

182;

akran baíran,

to bear fruit.

OE. æcern, acorn. akrana-láus, aj.

unfruitful, barren,

34, 397

akrs, sm.

field,

4, 21, 25, 36, 88, 91, 129, 159, 162, 175, 180, 354.

OE. æcer, OHG. ackar. ajukd&u-long;þs, sf.

time, eternity,

382

ala-brunsts, sf.

burnt-offering, holocaust.

OHG. brunst. alakj&o-long;, av.

together, collectively

alan, sv. VI,

to grow,

310.

OE. alan, Lat. alere, to nourish. ala-þarba, w. aj.

very needy, very poor.

alds, sf.

age, life, generation,

OE. ieldu, OHG. alt&i-long;, elt&i-long; aleina, sf.

ell, cubit,

OE. eln, OHG. elina. al&e-long;w, sn.

olive oil.

al&e-long;ws, aj.

of olives;

fairguni al&e-long;wj&o-long;,

Mount of Olives.

alhs, sf.

temple,

221.

OE. ealh, OHG. alah. 305b alja, cj.

than, except, unless, save;

prep. c. dat,

except,

350.

alja-kuns, aj.

foreign, strange,

398.

alja-leik&o-long;s, av.

otherwise,

345.

aljan, wv. I,

to bring up, rear, fatten.

aljar, av.

elsewhere,

348.

OE. ellor. aljaþ, av.

elsewhere, in another direction,

348;

afleiþan aljaþ,

to go away.

aljaþr&o-long;, av.

from elsewhere, from all sides, from every quarter,

348.

aljis, aj.

other, another,

36, 229.

OE. elles (gen.) else; ele-lande, OHG. eli-lenti, foreign. allis, av.

in general, wholly, at all,

346;

ni allis,

not at all;

cj.

for, because,

351;

nih allis,

for neither, for not;

allis ... iþ,

indeed ... but.

OE. ealles, OHG. alles. alls, aj.

all, every, much,

227, 390, 427, 430

OE. eall, OHG. al. all-waldands, sm.

the Almighty,

34, 218, 389.

*alþan, sv. VII,

see us-alþan.

alþeis

(comp. alþiza),

aj.

old,

175, 231, 243.

OE. eald, OHG. ald, alt. am&e-long;n, av.

verily, truly,

from Hebrew through Gr. &alpha-psili;μεν. ams, ?sm. or amsa, ?wm.

shoulder.

an, interrog. particle,

then,

349.

Gr. &alpha-psili-oxia;ν. ana, prep. c. acc. and dat.

in, on, upon, at, over, to, into, against,

350;

av.

on, upon.

OE. on, OHG. ana. ana-áukan, sv. VII,

to add to,

404.

ana-biudan, sv. II,

to bid, command, order,

51, 122, 127, 138, 173, 286 notes 2, 3, 301, 404.

OE. b&e-long;odan, OHG. biotan. 306a ana-b&u-long-short;sns, sf.

command, commandment, order,

121, 138, 199, 357.

ana-filh, sn.

a thing committed, tradition, recommendation,

357.

ana-filhan, sv. III,

to commit to, entrust, let out, hand down as tradition.

ana-fulhan&o-long;, pp. n. of ana-filhan, used as a noun,

tradition;

þata ana-fulhan&o-long; izwar,

τη`ν παρ&alpha-oxia;δοσιν &upsilon-dasia;μω^ν.

ana-haban, wv. III,

to take hold of; in pass. (Luke iv. 38), to be taken (with fever).

ana-háitan, sv. VII,

to call on,

404, 428.

ana-hnáiwjan, wv. I,

to lay, lay down.

ana-hneiwan, sv. I,

to stoop down,

404.

anaks, av.

straightway, at once, suddenly.

ana-kumbjan, wv. I,

to lie or sit down, sit at table, recline.

Lat. ac-cumbere. ana-lageins, sf.

a laying on,

357.

ana-lagjan, wv. I,

to lay on,

404.

ana-láugniba, av.

secretly,

344.

ana-láugns, aj.

hidden, secret,

234.

ana-leik&o-long;, av.

in like manner,

344

MHG. ane-l&i-long;che. ana-mahtjan, wv. I,

to do violence, injure, damage, revile.

ana-m&e-long;ljan, wv. I,

to enroll.

ana-minds, sf.

supposition,

357.

*anan, sv. VI,

see us-anan.

ana-nanþjan, wv. I,

to dare, have courage, be bold.

OE. n&e-long;þan, OHG. nenden. 306b ana-niujan, wv. I,

to renew,

319.

ana-praggan, sv. VII,

to oppress,

313 note 1.

ana-qiman, sv. IV,

to come near, approach.

ana-qiss, sf.

blasphemy,

357.

ana-qiujan, wv. I,

to arouse, make alive.

ana-silan, wv. III,

to be silent, be quiet, grow still,

328

Lat. sil&e-long;re. ana-siuns, aj.

visible,

234, 357, 391.

Cp. OE. an-s&i-long;en, face. ana-st&o-long;deins, sf.

beginning,

357.

ana-st&o-long;djan, wv. I,

to begin,

404.

ana-trimpan, sv. III,

to tread on,

304.

ana-þrafstjan, wv. I,

to comfort.

ana-waírþs, aj.

future,

357.

OHG. -wert, related to waírþan and, prep. c. acc.

along, throughout, towards, in, on, among,

350

OE. and-, ond-, OHG. ant- -and-, suffix,

339.

anda-baúhts, sf.

ransom,

358.

anda-hafts, sf.

answer,

33, 199, 358.

anda-láus, aj.

endless,

397.

anda-nahti, sn.

evening,

358.

anda-neiþs, aj.

contrary, hostile,

428.

anda-n&e-long;ms, aj.

pleasant, acceptable,

33, 234, 358, 391, 394.

anda-staþjis, sm.

adversary,

185, 358.

anda-þ&a-long;hts, aj.

circumspect,

321 note 1, 358.

and-&a-long;ugi, sn.

face,

358.

and-áugj&o-long;, av.

openly,

344.

anda-waúrdi, sn.

answer,

358.

OE. and-wyrde, OHG. ant-wurti. 307a andbahti, sn.

service, ministry,

183, 187.

and-bahtjan, wv. I,

to serve, minister,

320.

and-bahts, sm.

servant,

358.

OE. ambiht, ambeht, OHG. ambaht. and-beitan, sv. I,

to blame, reproach, threaten, charge.

and-bindan, sv. III,

to loose, unbind, explain,

330, 405.

and-bundnan, wv. IV,

to become unbound, be loosened,

330, 331.

andeis, sm.

end,

185.

OE. ende, OHG. enti. and-hafjan, sv. VI,

to answer,

33, 405, 428

and-háitan, sv. VII,

to call to one, profess, confess, acknowledge, give thanks to.

and-háusjan, wv. I,

to listen to, obey, hear.

and-huleins, sf.

uncovering, revelation, illumination,

358.

and-huljan, wv. I,

to disclose, open, uncover, reveal,

405.

andi-láus, aj.

endless,

397.

OE. ende-l&e-long;as. andiz-uh ... aiþþáu,

either ... or,

351.

and-niman, sv. IV,

to receive. take,

33, 405.

and-rinnan, sv. III,

to compete in running, strive, dispute.

and-sakan, sv. VI,

to dispute, strive against.

405.

and-standan, sv. VI,

to withstand,

405.

and-staúrran, wv. III,

to murmur against.

328

and-waírþi, sn.

presence, face, person,

358;

in and-waírþja,

before, in the presence of.

and-waírþs, aj.

present.

OHG. ant-wert. 307b andwasjan, wv. I,

to unclothe, take off clothes.

and-waúrdjan, wv. I,

answer.

OE. and-wyrdan, OHG. ant-wurten. ann&o-long;, wf.

wages.

Cp. Lat. ann&o-long;na, provisions, supplies. ansteigs, aj.

gracious, favourable,

394, 428.

ansts, sf.

favour, grace,

90, 112, 120, 122, 198.

OE. &e-long;st, OHG. anst. anþar, aj.

other, second,

158, 175, 253, 254, 258, 430;

plural,

the others, the rest;

anþar ... anþar,

the one ... the other.

OE. &o-long;þer, OHG. andar. apaústaúlus, apaúlstulus, sm.

apostle;

pl. nom. -eis, gen. -&e-long;, acc. -uns and -ans.

Gr. &alpha-psili;π&omicron-oxia;στολος. aqizi, sf.

axe.

OE. æx, OHG. ackus, akis. arbáidjan, wv. I,

to work, toil, suffer.

OHG. arbeiten. arbáiþs, sf.

work, toil, labour,

199.

OE. earfoþ, OHG. arbeit. arbi, sn.

heritage, inheritance,

6, 14, 161, 187.

OE. ierfe, OHG. erbi, arbi. arbi-numja, wm.

heir,

208, 389.

OE. ierfe-numa, OHG. erbi-nomo. arbja, wm.

heir,

208;

arbja wairþan,

to inherit.

arbj&o-long;, wf.

heiress,

211.

-arja-, suffix,

380

arjan, wv. I,

to plough.

318

OE. erian, OHG. erien. arka, sf.

money-box, chest.

OE. earc, OHG. arca, from Lat. arca. arma-hairtei, wf.

mercy,

389.

arma-hairtiþa, sf.

pity, mercy, charity, alms.

arma-hairts, aj.

merciful,

398.

OE. earm-heort, OHG. arm-herz. 308a armai&o-long;, wf.

mercy, pity, alms,

10.

arman, wv. III,

to pity, have pity on,

328.

OHG. arm&e-long;n, to be poor. arms, sm.

arm,

197.

OE. earm, OHG. arm. arms, aj.

poor,

227, 244

OE. earm, OHG. arm. arniba, av.

surely, safely.

ar&o-long;mata, pl.

sweet spices.

Gr. &alpha-psili;ρ&omega-oxia;ματα. arwj&o-long;, av.

in vain, without a cause.

Cp. OHG. arw&u-long;n. asans, sf.

harvest, summer,

199.

OHG. arn. asilu-qaírnus, sf.

a mill-stone, lit. ass-mill,

389.

OE. esol-cweorn. asilus, sm.

ass,

203.

OE. esol, OHG. esil. asilus, sf.

she-ass,

203.

asneis, sm.

servant, hireling, hired servant,

185.

OE. esne, OHG. asni, esni. -assu-, suffix,

381.

asts, sm.

branch, bough, twig,

126 note 1, 141, 180.

OHG. ast. at, prep. c. acc. and dat.

at, by, to, with, of,

27, 170, 350.

OE. æt, OHG. a&z-tail;. at-aþni, sn.

year,

359.

at-áugjan, wv. I,

to show, appear; pass. to appear,

406.

at-baíran, sv. IV,

to bring, take, carry, offer.

at-gaggan, sv. VII,

to go, go up to, come to, enter, come down, descend,

313 note 1.

at-giban, sv. V,

to give up, give up to, give away, deliver up, put in prison,

406.

at-haban, wv. III, with sik,

to come towards.

at-hafjan, sv. VI,

to take down,

406.

308b at-háitan, sv. VII,

to call to one.

atisk, sn.

corn, cornfield.

OHG. e&z-tail;&z-tail;isc. at-ist,

is at hand,

342.

-atjan, suffix,

424.

at-lagjan, wv. I,

to lay, lay on, put on clothes,

34, 406.

at-n&e-long;&hw;jan, wv. I, refl.

to draw near, be at hand.

at-sai&hw;an, sv. V,

to take heed, observe, look to,

406.

at-satjan, wv. I,

to present, offer.

at-standan, sv. VI,

to stand near.

at-steigan, sv. I,

to descend, come down.

atta, wm.

father, forefather,

31, 208.

OHG. atto, Lat. atta, Gr. &alpha-psili-oxia;ττα. at-t&e-long;kan, sv. VII,

to touch,

406, 428.

at-tiuhan, sv. II,

to pull towards, bring.

at-þinsan, sv. III,

to attract,

304.

OHG. dinsan. at-waírpan, sv. III,

to cast, cast down,

406.

at-walwjan, wv. I,

to roll to.

at-wisan, sv. V,

to be at hand.

at-witáins, sf.

observation,

359.

at-w&o-long;pjan, wv. I,

to call,

406.

aþþan, cj.

but, however, still, yet

351.

áudagei, wf.

blessedness,

212, 383.

áudags, aj.

blessed,

33, 227, 392.

OE. &e-long;adig, OHG. &o-long;tag. áuft&o-long;

(aúft&o-long;?),

av.

perhaps, indeed, to be sure,

344.

áuga-daúr&o-long;, wn.

window,

214, 389.

OE. &e-long;ag-duru, OHG. ouga-tora. áugjan, wv. I,

to show,

320.

OHG. ougen. áug&o-long;, wn.

eye,

11, 17, 84, 104, 168, 214

OE. &e-long;age, OHG. ouga. 309a aúhj&o-long;dus, sm.

tumult,

385.

aúhj&o-long;n, wv. II,

to make a noise, cry aloud.

*aúhns, sm.

oven.

OE. ofen, OHG. ofan. aúhsa, wm.

ox,

11, 32, 122, 125, 174, 206, 208 note.

OE. oxa, OHG. ohso. aúhuma, aj.

higher, high,

246.

aúhumists

(aúhmists),

aj.

highest, chief,

246.

OE. ámest. áuk, cj.

for, because, but, also,

351;

áuk raíhtis,

for.

OE. &e-long;ac, OHG. ouh. áukan, sv. VII,

to add, increase,

10, 50, 104, 129, 162, 312 note, 313.

OE. &e-long;acian, OHG. ouhh&o-long;n. aúrahi, sf. or aúrahj&o-long; ?wf.

tomb, grave.

aúirkeis, sm.

jug, cup.

OE. orc, Lat. urceus. áus&o-long;, wn.

ear,

11, 50, 136, 137, 214

OE. &e-long;are, OHG. &o-long;ra. áuþida, sf.

wilderness, desert,

384.

aúþs, aj.

desert, waste,

234.

OHG. &o-long;di. awiliud&o-long;n, wv. II,

to thank, give thanks,

325.

awistr, sn.

sheepfold,

182.

OE. eowestre. aw&o-long;, wf.

grandmother.

Cp. Lat. ava. az&e-long;ts, aj.

easy,

428.

azg&o-long;, wf.

cinder, ash,

167, 175, 211.

OE. asce, æsce, OHG. asca. azymus, sm.

unleavened bread,

gen. pl. azym&e-long;

Gr. τ&omega-peri;ν &alpha-psili;ζ&upsilon-long-oxia;μων. -ba, av. suffix,

344.

badi, sn.

bed,

15, 161, 187

OE. bedd, OHG. betti. 309b bagms, sm.

tree,

22, 159, 168, 180, 351.

OE. b&e-long;am, OHG. boum. bái

(acc. bans, dat. báim, nom. acc. neut. ba),

num.

both.

OE. masc. b&a-long;. baíran, sv. IV,

to bear, carry, bring forth,

10, 14, 25, 39 note, 67, 69, 71, 75, 87-9, 90 note, 97, 114, 122, 124, 132, 136, 144, 161, 291, 305.

OE. OHG. beran. baírgahei, wf.

hill-country,

393.

A deriv. of *bairgs, OE. beorg, OHG. berg, hill, mountain. baírgan, sv. IV,

to hide, keep, preserve, protect,

167, 304, 428

OE. beorgan, OHG. bergan. baírhtaba, av.

brightly, clearly,

344.

baírhtei, wf.

brightness,

212;

in baírhtein,

openly.

baírhtjan, wv. I,

to reveal.

OE. bierhtan, to shine. baírhts, aj.

bright, manifest,

227, 390.

OE. beorht, OHG. berht, beraht. báitrei, wf.

bitterness,

212, 383.

báitrs, aj.

bitter,

227.

OE. biter, bitter, OHG. bittar. baj&o-long;þs, num.

both,

255.

OHG. b&e-long;de, beide. balgs, sm.

leather bag, wine-skin, bottle,

197.

OE. belg, OHG. balg. bals-agga,

see hals-agga.

balsan, sn.

balsam.

OHG. balsamo, from Gr. β&alpha-oxia;λσαμον through Lat. balsamum. balþei, wf.

boldness,

212.

OHG. bald&i-long;. balwjan, wv. I,

to torment, plague,

428.

bandi, sf.

band, bond,

6, 87, 115, 122, 193, 354.

OE. bend, OHG. bant. 310a bandja, wm.

prisoner,

208, 354.

bandwa, sf.

sign, token,

192.

bandw&o-long;, wf.

sign, token.

bandwjan, wv. I,

to give a sign, signify.

O.Icel. benda. bansts

(acc. pl. banstins),

sm.

barn.

barizeins, aj.

of barley,

395.

From *baris, OE. bere, barley. barms, sm.

bosom, lap,

197.

OE. bearm, OHG. barm. barn, sn.

child,

14, 25, 122, 158, 161, 182, 354;

barna ussatjan,

to beget children to.

OE. bearn, OHG. barn. *barnahs, aj.

see un-barnahs.

barnil&o-long;, wn.

little child, son,

33, 214, 354.

barniski, sn.

childhood,

354.

barnisks, aj.

childish,

227, 396.

O.Icel. bernskr. batists, aj.

best,

107, 245.

OE. bet(e)st, OHG. be&z-tail;&z-tail;isto. batiza, aj.

better,

122, 245.

OE. bet(e)ra, bettra, OHG. be&z-tail;&z-tail;iro. bauáins, sf.

dwelling, dwelling-place, abode,

200.

bauan, wv. III,

to dwell, inhabit,

11, 80, 101, 200, 328 and note 1.

OE. OHG. b&u-long;an. baúhta, wv.

I bought,

321.

OE. bohte. baúr, sm.

son, child,

122, 175, 196 note 1, 354.

OE. byre. *baúrd, sn.

board,

see f&o-long;tu-baúrd.

baúrgja, wm.

citizen,

208, 354.

baúrgs, f.

city, town,

87, 158, 169, 220, 353.

OE. OHG. burg. baúrgs-waddjus, sf.

town-wall,

389.

*baúrþs, sf.

see ga-baúrþs.

báuþs, aj.

deaf, dumb;

báuþs wairþan,

to become insipid.

beidan, sv. I, c. gen.

to await, expect, look for,

49, 173, 299.

OE. b&i-long;dan, OHG. b&i-long;tan. 310b beist, sn.

leaven.

beitan, sv. I,

to bite,

6, 48, 68, 93, 132, 300.

OE. b&i-long;tan, OHG. b&i-long;&z-tail;an. b&e-long;rusj&o-long;s, sm. pl.

parents,

5, 33, 122, 354.

bi, prep. c. acc. and dat.

by, about, concerning, around, against, according to, on account of, for, at, after, near,

350.

OE. b&i-long;, be-, OHG. b&i-long;, bi-. bi-áukan, sv. VII,

to increase, add to,

407.

bi-áuknan, wv. IV,

to become larger,

331.

bida, sf.

request, prayer,

192, 354.

OHG. beta. bidjan, sv. V,

to ask, beg, entreat, pray,

68, 173, 286 note 2, 306 and note.

OE. biddan, OHG. bitten. bi-faíh&o-long;, wf.

covetousness,

360.

bi-gitan, sv. V,

to find, meet with,

286 note 3, 308, 407, 426.

OE. be-gietan, OHG. bi-ge&z-tail;&z-tail;an. bi-háit, sn.

strife,

360.

OHG. bi-hei&z-tail;. bi-háitja, wm.

boaster.

bi-hlahjan, sv. VI,

to deride, laugh to scorn.

bi-láikan, sv. VII,

to mock.

bi-leiban, sv. I,

to remain,

161, 300, 407.

OE. be-l&i-long;fan, OHG. bi-l&i-long;ban. bi-leiþan, sv. I,

to leave, leave behind, forsake.

bi-máit, sn.

circumcision,

360.

bi-máitan, sv. VII,

to circumcise.

bi-nah, pret.-pres.

it is permitted, is lawful,

336.

OE. be-neah, OHG. gi-nah, it suffices. bi-naúhts, pp.

sufficient.

336.

311a bindan, sv. III,

to bind,

6, 8, 15, 60, 65, 72, 91, 93, 95, 122, 124, 127, 132, 161, 172, 303.

OE. bindan, OHG. bintan. bi-ráub&o-long;n, wv. II,

to rob, strip, despoil.

OE. be-r&e-long;afian, OHG. bi-roub&o-long;n. bi-rinnan, sv. III,

to run about,

407.

bi-r&o-long;djan, wv. I,

to murmur.

bi-sai&hw;an, sv. V,

to see, look, look round on.

bi-satjan, wv. I,

to beset, set round anything.

bi-sitan, sv. V,

to sit about, sit near,

407.

bi-sitands, m.

neighbour,

218, 360, 379.

bi-skeinan, sv. I,

to shine round.

bi-speiwan, sv. I,

to spit upon.

bi-stugq, sn.

a stumbling,

407.

bi-sunjan&e-long;, av.

round about, near.

bi-swaírban, sv. III,

to wipe, dry.

bi-swaran, sv. VI,

to swear, adjure, conjure,

407.

bi-tiuhan, sv. II,

to go about, visit.

bi-þ&e-long;, cj.

whilst, when, after that, as soon as;

av.

after, then, afterward, thereupon,

265 note 1, 266 note 3, 351.

bi-þ&e-long;h, av.

after that, then, afterward,

260 note 3.

*biudan, sv. II,

to offer, bid, order,

15, 40, 52, 70, 72, 95, 138.

OE. b&e-long;odan, OHG. biotan.

See ana-biudan.

biugan, sv. II,

to bend,

124, 168, 302.

OHG. biogan. bi-&u-long;hti, sn.

custom.

bi-&u-long;hts, aj.

accustomed, wont.

biuþs, sm. or biuþ, sn.

table.

OE. b&e-long;od, OHG. biot. bi-wáibjan, wv. I,

to wind about, encompass, clothe.

OE. w&a-long;fian, OHG. weib&o-long;n, to hesitate; OHG. zi-weiben, to divide. 311b bi-wandjan, wv. I,

to shun.

bi-windan, sv. III,

to wrap round, enwrap, swathe.

OE. be-windan, OHG. bi-wintan. bi-wisan, sv. V,

to make merry.

blandan, sv. VII,

to mix,

313 note 1.

OE. blandan, OHG. blantan. bláuþjan, wv. I,

to make void, abolish, abrogate.

Cp. OE. bl&e-long;aþ, OHG. bl&o-long;di, timid. bleiþei, wf.

mercy,

212, 383.

bleiþs, aj.

merciful, kind.

OE. bl&i-long;þe, OHG. bl&i-long;di, glad. *bl&e-long;ssan, sv. VII,

see uf-bl&e-long;san.

bliggwan, sv. III,

to beat, strike, scourge,

17, 151, 304.

OHG. bliuwan. blinda, wm.

blind man,

223.

blinds, aj.

blind,

14, 33, 89, 106, 111, 114, 120, 175, 223, 226, 237, 390.

OE. blind, OHG. blint. bl&o-long;ma, wm.

flower,

45, 208.

OE. bl&o-long;ma, OHG. bluomo. bl&o-long;tan, sv. VII,

to worship, reverence, honour,

138, 313 note 4.

OE. bl&o-long;tan, OHG. bluo&z-tail;an, to sacrifice. bl&o-long;tinassus, sm.

service, worship,

381.

bl&o-long;þ, sn.

blood,

182.

OE. bl&o-long;d, OHG. bluot. bnauan, sv. VII,

to rub,

80, 328 note 4.

OHG. n&u-long;an. b&o-long;ka, sf. sing.

a letter of the alphabet;

pl.

epistle, book, the Scriptures,

42, 192;

b&o-long;k&o-long;s afsateináis,

a bill of divorcement.

OE. b&o-long;c, OHG. buoh. b&o-long;kareis, sm.

scribe,

185, 354, 380.

OE. b&o-long;cere, OHG. buoh-h&a-long;ri. 312a b&o-long;ta, sf.

advantage,

122, 192.

OE. b&o-long;t, OHG. buo&z-tail;a, remedy, atonement. b&o-long;tjan, wv. I,

to do good, avail, help, profit.

OE. b&e-long;tan, OHG. buo&z-tail;en. br&a-long;hta, pret.

I brought,

321.

OE. br&o-long;hte, OHG. br&a-long;hta. bráidei, wf.

breadth,

354, 383.

*bráiþs

(bráids),

aj.

broad.

OE. br&a-long;d, OHG. breit. brakja, sf.

strife,

192.

*brannjan, wv. I,

see ga-brannjan.

briggan, wv. I,

to bring, lead,

4, 17, 74, 96, 138, 158, 166, 321 and note 3, 340, 426;

wundan briggan,

to wound.

OE. OHG. bringan. brikan, sv. IV,

to break, quarrel, fight,

21, 306.

OE. brecan, OHG. brehhan. brinnan, sv. III,

to burn,

304.

OHG. brinnan. brinn&o-long;, wf.

fever,

211.

br&o-long;þar, m.

brother,

7, 28, 33, 42, 79, 87, 88, 100, 106, 108, 122, 128, 132, 161, 171, 175, 215, 354.

OE. br&o-long;þor, OHG. bruoder. br&o-long;þrahans, m. pl.

brethren,

393.

br&o-long;þru-lub, br&o-long;þra-lub&o-long;, wf.

brotherly love,

389.

*bruka, sf.

see ga-bruka.

br&u-long;kjan, wv. I,

to use, partake of,

321, 427.

OE. br&u-long;can, sv., OHG. br&u-long;hhan. br&u-long;ks, aj.

useful,

234,

OE. bráce, OHG. br&u-long;hhi. brunj&o-long;, wf.

breastplate,

211.

OE. byrne, OHG. brunia. brunna, wm.

well, spring, fountain, issue,

208.

OE. burn(n)a, brunna, OHG. brunno. brusts, f.

breast,

221.

OHG. brust. 312b br&u-long;þ-faþs, sm.

bridegroom,

34, 197, 389.

br&u-long;þs, sf.

bride, daughter-in-law,

8, 28.

OE. brád, OHG. br&u-long;t. bugjan, wv. I,

to buy,

17, 138, 283, 321, 340.

OE. bycgan. *daban, sv. VI,

see ga-daban.

daddjan, wv. I,

to suckle, give suck,

156.

dags, sm.

day,

4, 15, 17, 33, 65, 87-9, 106-7, 111, 114, 117, 122, 132, 169, 172, 175, 179, 353;

dagis &hw;amm&e-long;h or &hw;izuh,

day by day, 347, 427;

himma daga,

to-day,

267.

OE. dæg, OHG. tag. dáiljan, wv. I,

to deal out, divide, share,

320, 322, 400.

OE. dæ-long;lan, OHG. teilen. dáils, sf.

portion, share,

199, 322.

OE. d&a-long;l, OHG. teil. daim&o-long;nareis, sm.

one possessed with a devil.

From Gr. δα&iota-oxia;μων with Goth. ending -areis, 380. dal, sn.

dale, valley, ditch;

dal uf m&e-long;sa,

a ditch or hole for the wine-vat.

OE. dæl, OHG. tal. dalaþ, av.

down,

348;

und dalaþ,

to the bottom;

dalaþa,

below,

348;

dalaþr&o-long;,

from below,

33, 348.

dáubiþa, sf.

deafness, hardness, obduracy,

33, 384.

dáufs, aj.

deaf, dull, hardened.

OE. d&e-long;af, OHG. toub. dáug, pret.-pres.

it is good for, profits,

334.

OE. d&e-long;ag, OHG. toug. daúhtar, f.

daughter,

11, 71, 94, 132, 164, 172, 216, 354.

OE. dohtor, OHG. tohter. daúhts, sf.

feast.

dáuns, sf.

smell, odour, savour,

Cp. OHG. toum. 313a dáupeins, sf.

baptism, washing,

153 and note, 200.

dáupjan, wv. I,

to baptize, wash oneself,

200, 320.

OE. *d&i-long;epan, OHG. toufen. dáupjands, m.

baptizer,

218.

daúr, sn.

door,

25, 158, 182.

OE. dor, OHG. tor. daúra-wards, sm.

door-keeper, porter,

389.

OE. weard, OHG. -wart. daúr&o-long;, wf.

door.

*daúrsan, pret.-pres.

to dare,

335.

See ga-daúrsan.

dáuþeins, sf.

the peril of death.

dáuþjan, wv. I,

to put to death.

OE. d&i-long;edan. *dáuþnan, wv. IV,

see ga-dáuþnan.

dáuþs, aj.

dead,

390.

OE. d&e-long;ad, OHG. t&o-long;t. dáuþus, sm.

death,

11, 15, 84, 203.

OE. d&e-long;aþ, OHG. t&o-long;d. deigan, sv. I,

to knead, form of earth,

300.

*d&e-long;þs, sf.

deed,

172, 199.

OE. dæ-long;d, OHG. t&a-long;t.

See ga-d&e-long;þs.

diabaúlus, diabulus, sm.

devil.

OE. d&e-long;ofol, OHG. tiufal, from Gr. δι&alpha-oxia;βολος through Lat. diabolus. digans, pp.

made of earth.

dis-dáiljan, wv. I,

to share, divide,

408.

dis-hniupan, sv. II,

to break asunder,

302.

Cp. OE. &a-long;-hne&o-long;pan, to pluck. dis-sitan, sv. V,

to settle upon, seize upon,

408.

dis-skreitan, sv. I,

to rend, tear,

300.

dis-skritnan, wv. IV,

to become torn, be rent apart,

175 note 3, 331.

dis-taheins, sf.

dispersion,

361.

dis-tahjan, wv. I,

destroy,

408.

313b dis-taíran, sv. IV,

to tear to pieces,

408.

dis-wilwan, sv. III,

to plunder,

408.

dis-wiss, sf.

dissolution,

361.

diupei, wf.

depth,

212, 383.

OE. d&i-long;epe, OHG. tiuf&i-long;. diupiþa, sf.

depth,

384.

diups, aj.

deep,

23, 86, 105, 129, 160, 172, 227, 390.

OE. d&e-long;op, OHG. tiof. dius

(gen. diuzis),

sn.

wild beast,

175, 182.

OE. d&e-long;or, OHG. tier. diwan, sv. V,

to die,

308, 436;

þata diwan&o-long;,

that which is mortal, mortality.

d&o-long;mjan, wv. I,

to judge,

320.

OE. d&e-long;man, OHG. tuomen. d&o-long;ms, sm.

judgment, knowledge, opinion,

45, 122.

OE. d&o-long;m, OHG. tuom. *draban, sv. VI,

see ga-draban.

dragan, sv. VI,

to carry, drag,

15.

OE. dragan, OHG. tragan. dragk, sn.

a drink,

354.

OHG. tranc. dragkjan, wv. I,

to give to drink,

320.

OE. drencan, OHG. trenken. dráibjan, wv. I,

to drive, trouble, vex,

320.

OE. dræ-long;fan, OHG. treiben. drakma, wm.

drachma.

From Gr. δραχμ&eta-oxia; through Lat. drachma.

See note to Luke xv. 8, 9.

draúhsna, sf.

crumb, fragment.

draúihtinassus, sm.

warfare,

381.

draúhtin&o-long;n, wv. II,

to war,

425.

dreiban, sv. I,

to drive,

300.

OE. dr&i-long;fan, OHG. tr&i-long;ban. drigkan, sv. III,

to drink,

17, 158, 304, 436.

OE. drincan, OHG. trinkan. 314a driugan, sv. II,

to serve as soldier,

302.

OE. dr&e-long;ogan. driusan, sv. II,

to fall, fall down, fall upon, press against, crowd upon,

9, 172.

OE. dr&e-long;osan. drius&o-long;, wf.

slope,

211.

dr&o-long;bjan, wv. I,

to cause trouble, stir up, excite to uproar.

OE. dr&e-long;fan, OHG. truoben. dr&o-long;bnan, wv. IV,

to become anxious, troubled.

drugkanei, wf.

drunkenness,

212, 354.

drus, sm.

fall,

175, 196 note 1, 354.

OE. dryre. du, prep. c. dat.

to, towards, against, in,

350;

du-maúrgina,

to-morrow,

347;

du þamma ei,

to the end that, because.

du-at-gaggan, sv. VII,

to go to, come to,

409.

du-at-rinnan, sv. III,

to run to.

du-at-sniwan, sv. V,

to hasten towards,

*dugan, pret.-pres.

to be good for, profit,

334.

OE. dugan, OHG. tugan. du-ga-windan, sv. III,

to entangle.

du-ginnan, sv. III,

to begin, undertake,

34, 304, 409, 430.

OE. be-ginnan, OHG. bi-ginnan. du-&hw;&e-long;, av.

why, wherefore.

dulþs, sf.

feast,

221 and note.

OHG. tuld. *dumbnan, wv. IV,

see af-dumbnan.

dumbs, aj.

dumb,

161, 227.

OE. dumb, OHG. tumb. du-rinnan, sv. III,

to run to,

409.

du-st&o-long;djan, wv. I,

to begin,

409.

du-þ&e-long;, duþþ&e-long;, cj.

therefore, because, besides, on that account,

351;

duþ&e-long; ei,

to the end that, because.

314b -d&u-long;þi-, suffix,

382.

dwala-waúirdei, wf.

foolish talking,

389.

dwaliþa, sf.

foolishness,

382.

dwalm&o-long;n, wv. II,

to be foolish,

325.

OE. dwolma, OHG. twalm, chaos, bewilderment, stupefaction. dwals, aj.

foolish,

149, 227.

Cp. OE. ge-dwola, OHG. ga-twola, error. ei, cj.

that, so that,

351;

interr. part.

whether;

rel. part. used as suffix,

270-2;

also used alone, for saei, s&o-long;ei, þatei;

du þamma ei,

to the end that, because.

-eiga-, suffix,

394.

-eina-, suffix,

395.

-eini-, suffix,

388.

eisarn, sn.

iron,

182;

eisarna bi f&o-long;tuns gabugana and ana f&o-long;tum eisarna,

fetters.

OE. &i-long;sen, &i-long;sern, &i-long;ren, OHG. &i-long;san, &i-long;sarn. eisarneins, aj.

iron.

ei-þan, cj.

therefore,

351.

fadar, m.

father,

15, 16, 41, 55, 65, 87, 91, 136, 158, 160, 173, 216.

OE. fæder, OHG. fater. fadrein, sn.

paternity;

pl.

parents,

173;

with masc. attribute and pl. v. as

þái fadrein is jah q&e-long;þun,

and his parents said.

fadreins, sf.

family, race, lineage,

199.

fagin&o-long;n, wv. II,

to rejoice, be glad,

137, 325, 425.

OE fægnian, OHG. fagin&o-long;n. fagrs, aj.

beautiful, suitable, fit,

227, 390.

OE. fæger, OHG. fagar. f&a-long;han, sv. VII,

to seize, catch, grasp, lay hands on,

4, 59, 142, 313.

OE. f&o-long;n, OHG. f&a-long;han. 315a fah&e-long;þs, sf.

joy, gladness,

5, 137, 199.

faian, wv. III,

to find fault with,

10.

faíhu, sn.

cattle, property, possessions, money,

7, 8, 10, 18, 88, 92, 116, 128, 164, 205.

OE. feoh, OHG. fihu. faíhu-frikei, wf.

covetousness, greed.

faíhu-gaírnei, wf.

covetousness,

389.

faíhu-gaírns, aj.

avaricious,

397.

OE. georn, OHG. gern, eager. faír-áihan, pret.-pres.

to partake of,

339.

faír-greipan, sv. I,

to seize, catch hold.

faírguni, sn.

mountain,

167, 187.

Cp. OE. firgen-g&a-long;t, mountain goat. faír&hw;us, sm.

world,

203.

OE. feorh, OHG. ferah, life. faírina, sf.

accusation, charge, cause.

OE. firen, OHG. firina. faírin&o-long;n, wv. II,

to accuse.

OE. firenian, OHG. firin&o-long;n faírneis, aj.

old,

231.

faírra, av.

far, far off;

followed by dat.

far from;

prep. (after verbs of motion)

from,

158.

OE. feor, OHG. ferro. faírraþr&o-long;, av.

from afar,

348.

faír-weitjan, wv. I,

to gaze around.

faír-weitl, sn.

spectacle,

362.

falþan, sv. VII,

to fold, close,

313.

OE. fealdan, OHG. faldan. -falþs, aj.

-fold;

áinfalþs,

onefold, simple;

fidurfalþs,

fourfold.

OE. -feald, OHG. -falt. 315b fana, wm.

bit of cloth, patch,

208.

OE. fana, OHG. fano. faran, sv. VI,

to fare, go,

65, 79, 100, 124, 160, 309.

OE. OHG. faran. fastan, wv. III,

to fast, hold firm, keep,

328.

OE. fæstan, OHG. fast&e-long;n. fastubni, sn.

fasting, observance,

158 note, 187, 386.

faþa, sf.

hedge.

MHG. vade. -faþs, sm.

master.

Cp. Gr. π&omicron-oxia;σις from *π&omicron-oxia;τις, husband, Lat. hos-pes (gen. hos-pitis), he who entertains a stranger, a host. faúh&o-long;, wf.

fox.

OHG. foha. faúr, prep. c. acc.

for, before, by, to, along, from, concerning,

350;

av.

before.

faúra, prep. c. dat.

before, for, on account of; from;

av.

before,

90, 348, 350.

OHG. fora. faúra-daúri, sn.

street, lit. the space before a door or gate,

364.

faúra-gagga, wm.

steward, governor,

208, 364.

faúra-gaggan, sv. VII,

to go before,

441.

faúra-gaggja, wm.

governor.

faúra-ga-teihan, sv. I,

to inform beforehand, foretell,

411.

faúra-h&a-long;h

(faúr-h&a-long;h),

sn.

curtain, veil,

74, 363, 364.

faúra-maþleis, sm.

ruler, prince, chief,

185, 364.

faúra-qiþan, sv. V,

to prophesy, foretell.

faúra-standan, sv. VI,

to rule, govern, stand near,

411.

faúra-tani, sn.

sign, wonder,

364.

faúr-baúhts, sf.

redemption,

363.

faúr-bi-gaggan, sv. VII,

to go before, precede.

316a faúr-biudan, sv. II,

to forbid, command,

410.

faúr-gaggan, sv. VII,

to pass by,

410.

faúr-h&a-long;h,

see faúra-h&a-long;h.

faúrhtei, wf.

fear, astonishment.

faúrhtjan, wv. I,

to fear, be afraid,

320, 428.

OE. forhtian, OHG. furhten. faúrhts, aj.

fearful, afraid.

OE. OHG. forht. faúr-lageins, sf.

a putting before, exhibiting,

363;

hláib&o-long;s faúrlageináis,

shew-bread.

faúr-qiþan, sv. V,

to make excuse, excuse,

410.

faúr-sniwan, sv. V,

to hasten before, anticipate,

410.

faúr-stasseis, sm.

chief, ruler,

363.

faúr-þis, av.

first, beforehand, formerly,

345.

faúr-þizei, cj.

before that,

351.

*fáus

(masc. pl. fawái),

aj.

few,

149, 232.

OE. f&e-long;a, OHG. fao, f&o-long;. *feinan, wv. III,

see in-feinan.

f&e-long;ra, sf.

region, district,

77, 97, 192.

OHG. f&e-long;ra, fiara. fidur-d&o-long;gs, aj.

space of four days,

257 note.

Cp. OE. d&o-long;gor, day. fidur-falþs, num.

fourfold,

257.

fidur-ragineis, sm.

tetrarchate,

257 note.

fidw&o-long;r, num.

four,

25, 89 note, 134 note, 149, 158, 173, 247, 252.

OE. f&e-long;ower, OHG. feor, fior. fidw&o-long;r-taíhun, num.

fourteen,

247.

fidw&o-long;r tigjus, num.

forty,

247.

figgra-gulþ, sn.

finger-ring,

389.

figgrs, sm.

finger,

17, 158, 166, 354.

OE. finger, OHG. fingar. 316b fijan, wv. III,

to hate,

152, 328

OE. f&e-long;og(e)an, OHG. f&i-long;&e-long;n. fijands

(fiands),

enemy,

20, 218, 379.

OE. f&e-long;ond, OHG. f&i-long;ant. fijaþwa

(fiaþwa),

sf.

hatred,

192, 387.

filhan, sv. III,

to hide, conceal, bury,

18, 122, 137, 164, 304.

OE. f&e-long;olan, OHG. felhan. filigri

(fil&e-long;gri),

sn.

den, cave, hiding-place.

*fill, sn.

skin, hide.

OE. fell, OHG. fel, see þr&u-long;ts-fill. filleins, aj.

leathern,

395.

Cp. OE. fell, OHG. fel, skin. filu, neut. aj.,

also used adverbially, great, very much,

88, 116, 205 note, 427.

OE. fela, feola, feolu, OHG. filu. filu-ga-láufs

(filugaláubs),

aj.

very precious, costly.

filusna, sf.

multitude.

filu-waúrdei, wf.

much talking,

389.

filu-waúrdjan, wv. I,

to talk much, use many words.

fimf, num.

five,

16, 60, 88, 134 note, 160, 247, 258.

OE. fif, OHG. fimf, finf. fimfta-, num.

fifth,

253.

fimf-taíhun, num.

fifteen,

247, 252.

fimfta-taíhunda, num.

fifteenth,

253.

fimf tigjus, num.

fifty,

247.

finþan, sv. III,

to find, find out, know, learn, hear,

28, 172, 304.

OE. OHG. findan. fiskja, wm.

fisher,

153 note, 208, 354.

fisk&o-long;n, wv. II,

to fish,

325, 400.

fisks, sm.

fish,

6, 38, 68, 93, 128, 180, 353.

OE. OHG. fisc. fitan, sv. V,

to travail in birth,

308.

317a fl&o-long;dus, sf.

flood, stream,

45, 79, 136.

OE. fl&o-long;d, OHG. fluot. *fl&o-long;kan, sv. VII,

to lament, bewail,

313 note 4.

OHG. fluachan, sv. fluoh&o-long;n, wv. to curse. f&o-long;deins, sf.

meat, food.

f&o-long;djan, wv. I,

to feed, nourish, bring up