Wurdhabókar

1. liquid manure
2. filth
3. mire; mud
4. urine

adze

after, following, later

offspring, descendant, successor

hearth

power, strength, might

to acquire, contrive

1. behind, in back
2. afterwards, again

from behind

after, behind

back, behind

1. back, backwards
2. again, once more

last

endmost, final

1. stream, river
2. water

fear; dread

licentious

lewdness, licentiousness, importunity

awn

to fear, to be afraid

harrow

to harrow

lizard

edge, corner

sharp-stone, cornerstone

1. cumbersome, tedious, tiresome, burdensome
2. disgraceful, shameful

to damage; offend

flood

shoulder

consideration, attention

to intend to, strive, think

1. sea, water
2. tide

ear (of grain)

fire, pyre

isthmus, strait

one's own, own

to possess, to own, to have

shoot, barb

to appropriate

any reptile

shoot

property, possessions

one who owns or possesses; owner, possessor

to beg

to think

1. oak tree
2. oak

1. to make one's own, claim
2. to rage, be violent

oaken, made of oak

to irritate, annoy

1. frightened, terrified
2. excited; trembling

squirrel

fire

fire, pyre

1. steam, vapour
2. smoke

ember, hot ash

only; sole; singular; unique

one-handed, having one hand, lame, imperfect

courageous, constant

widow (male)

to be alone

one-eyed

unique

1. onefold, simple
2. whole, single

juniper

to isolate

occurring alone or as one; sole; single

unmarried, single

one night old

self-willed, unanimous

single combat

1. fear, reverence
2. honour

early

oar

to honour

messenger; herald

days of yore

to run an errand

earliest

1. message
2. errand

early-awake

1. copper, bronze
2. ore

fireplace

to rush

testicle

to respect

ulcer

oath

mother

oath, oath-making

little ulcer

1. poison
2. pus

1. to fester
2. to poison

1. sharp, bitter
2. vehement, dire
3. violent

long time, age, eternity

to graze

shameful

eternity

eternal, lasting forever

egg

ache, pain

1. to drive, sail, navigate
2. to ache

field, open land

plowman, farmer

1. fruit of a tree
2. nut or mast, especially an acorn

fieldwork

axe

axe

awl

awl

1. to grow
2. to grow old, to mature
3. to breed

awl

to drive, move

1. age, generation
2. lifetime
3. human being; person; man

old, grown up

trough, hollow (of a tree)

1. to make old
2. to delay

1. life
2. lifetime, age

(poetic) "children of men"; mankind

elf

elk

to be nauseated

1. shelter; building
2. temple; sanctuary
3. settlement, residence

1. elbow
2. ell, cubit

elbow

alder

to tend to, to care for

foreign

1. zeal, eagerness
2. strength, courage

to cause to grow and mature, to fatten

to be zealous for, to strive for

a kind of sea bird, auk

almighty, omnipotent

mankind

mankind, the whole population

1. oldness, eld
2. period of life or time, age
3. olden times, yore

1. river
2. the river Elbe

beer, ale

sovereign king

very white

1. wet nurse
2. grandmother

hard work, toil, struggle

to irritate, bother

belly

ancestor; forefather

1. breath
2. spirit
3. zeal

1. to breathe; exhale
2. to puff
3. to sputter; snort

to breathe

to command, to order, to instruct

end, the endpoint of something

to unbind, loosen, set free

1. a bend; crook
2. hook; barb; angle
3. spear; dart
4. arrow
5. smell, scent

narrow, tight

on hand, within reach

to lay upon, lay on

breath

to breathe

eagle

1. characteristic, inborn quality,
2. nature, character,
3. type, kind, manner, sort

arrow

1. poor, miserable
2. pitiful, pitiable

arm

to pity

to make poor, impoverish

poverty

eagle

arse/ass, anus, buttocks

dad

to give to, give over

nobility, race

noble

prince

princess

a year

to acknowledge

wealth, riches

eye

to show, display, cause to see

to watch, to peer

peafowl

1. wet sand or eath, mud
2. liquid, water, sea

ear

from the east

east, eastern

easy, light

humbleness, meekness

husband

to give up, give away, separate from

offhand, out of one’s hand, lost to one

to cut, shear

ebb

to lay down, set aside, put away

that which is made; material; stuff

to perform, execute

to take away, remove

strong, severe, exceeding, immense, great, huge, terrible

1. turned the wrong way, inverted
2. wicked, bad

envy

ewe

grandfather

maternal uncle

1. floodplain, meadow,
2. island

beam, balk (generally)

1. leg
2. bone

1. straight, right
2. ready, willing

back, rear

brook

band, fetter

1. spiky leaves
2. barley

bark

offpsring

paternal uncle

pink, magenta

to request, pray, plea

to ring

to bear, to carry

hill, mountain

1. to take care of
2. to preserve, to keep
3. to protect, to save

bright shining, manifest, public

to offer, to bid

beer

to request, ask of, ask for, pray

to wait, (+gentitive) to wait for

to get anew, to beget

to bury

1. to come near, come around, come by, arrive
2. to come about, happen, befall
3. to come across, come by, chance upon, find, obtain

to confess

1. likeness, image
2. example

to stay, to remain in place

to cause to stay, to leave behind

to bind, to tie, to connect

1. to sing of
2. to put into song

to bite

1. leaf (of a plant)
2. sheet
3. blade (flat surface of a tool or weapon)

pale, white

1. blackness, the colour black
2. that which is black

1. burnt
2. black, swart

bright, shining, white, gleaming, blinding

white, pale (of animals)

1. blue
2. a dark bluish or grey color, black

1. to shine, glitter, twinkle
2. to blink, wink

1. to shine, to blink, to flash
2. to cheat, to deceive

to bloom, to flower

flower

blood

1. beech
2. writing, text, book

letter, written message, inscriptions carved into a flat object pressed together, “book”

broad, general, spanning across many

bread

to smell

to break

breast

to destroy, crush, break

1. (transitive) to break
2. (transitive) to make changes, alter

to burn, to be on

to cause to burn, to set on

brother

source, wellspring, fountain

brown

1. breastplate
2. coat of mail, byrnie

1. scrub, undergrowth, underbrush
2. thicket, copse
3. sprout, shoot; twig

breast, chest

bow (weapon)

belly, abdomen

round object; ball; bowl

to roar, bark

1. room, chamber
2. dwelling, residence

dweller, inhabitant

1. board, plank
2. table
3. edge

1. bearing, carrying
2. pregnancy
3. birth

bush; thicket

day

part, portion, deal

to divide, to share, to deal

valley, dale

1. pin, needle
2. the tongue of a buckle; clasp
3. knife

a light spear; javelin; dart

to die

to make dead, kill

deed, act

wild animal, beast

1. dear, precious
2. expensive

to judge

to do

suited, fit

to draw, to pull, to carry

hard, solid

liquid

to drink

to drive, push, compel to go

1. to bother, to badger
2. to pursue, to drive

dry

leader, lord, sovereign

daughter

dark

orange

dove, pigeon

the language of the little Dove

1. smoke, vapour
2. illusion, phantom

light brown, brown

earth (both ground and the planet)

1. breath, breathing
2. spirit
3. breeze

evening

lord, master, commander, ruler

father

sheep

wool, fleece

1. hostile, criminal
2. coloured, decorated

fat

to fall

to cause to fall, to drop

falcon

to fold

pale, gray, fallow

1. to take, to seize
2. to capture, to catch

fen, marsh, swamp, meadow

to go, travel

1. to cause (one) to go; lead (someone); take (someone's) lead
2. to move, carry, bring

to strike, assail, beat

1. livestock, cattle
2. property, wealth

to struggle (with), fight

1. much, a lot
2. a lot of (+noun in genitive)

1. much, a lot
2. very

skin, hide

square (four-corner)

far, distant

1. to remove, take away, deprive
2. to depart from, withdraw

1. body
2. life; being; existence
3. oak tree

means of living, subsistence

1. body
2. life

to surround, fit

feather

feather-cloak, feathered form

to blow, gust, whisk

enemy, fiend

to grasp, to take hold of

the living, men, people

bethink, meditate, ponder

fish, sea animal

feathers (collectively); plumage

1. foot, seam
2. poem, song

flax

meat, flesh, body

1. stream; current; flow
2. flood
3. eddy
4. din; noise; commotion, tumult
5. joy, glee, mirth

spot, mark, blemish

to spot, mark, blemish

to fly

river, stream

1. river
2. flood

wing

fodder

sheath

1. to fit or join together
2. to add, append

fire

foot

1. to hold back of keep away (from); refrain (oneself) from
2. to bear throughout, endure

forbearance

to deal away, give away, distribute

to condemn, damn

to draw away; seduce

to drive away, drive out, expel

1. to perish
2. to destroy

1. to pay up; renumerate
2. to pay back; repay; restore

to forgive

to try, to attempt

to come against

to despise, mistrust

mistrusted, infamous

to leave, dismiss

to take away, plunder

speak against, rebuke, reproach

to gobble up, devour, eat greedily

understand

sassy, cocky, stubborn, devious

1. happy
2. energetic

to blame

1. delight
2. enthusiasm

lord

to work ill, do wrong; to sin

to devour, eat up, consume

free

1. tidings, news
2. question; inquiry
3. prophecy

1. freedom, liberty, the state of not being constrained or imprisoned
2. free, at liberty, unconstrained

friend, loved one

first

firstmost

bird

to blow, gust

full

to follow

folk, people, tribe

to make whole, complete, perfect

to forbid, command against

1. fir; pine
2. forest (of fir/pine trees)

(conjugated as gán)
1. to go before, precede
2. to pass by

to frighten, make afraid

first, foremost

to come before

to disregard, condemn, judge

1. to say beforehand
2. to predict

1. forward
2. onward, forth

merit

birth, the act of giving birth

a collection of people, troop

comrade, companion

goat

1. to shout, yell
2. to charm, sing

1.trustworthy
2. valuable

1. singing; song
2. charm; incantation; spell

1. gallows, gibbet
2. a rod, pole, stake
3. cross-beam, rafter

1. a lying together
2. sexual intercourse, consummation (of marriage)

alike, similar, equal

reverberation, echo

to bay, bark

shared, communal, public, common, ordinary

1. a fellow human, associate, companion
2. pleasure, enjoyment, joy
3. fun, amusement, game, sport

memory, remembrance

1. remembrance, memory
2. commemoration, memorial

to go

to heal

walk, step

enough, sufficient

goose

roommate, someone you share a home with

justness, justice, fairness, equity

a secret counsel; mystery, secret rite

counsellor

prepared, ready

1. to see completely
2. realise

companion in life, great friend, one with whom someone shares the journey of life

belief, faith

wealth, riches

rich

weapons, arms, armament

district, region, shire, domain, area

to shout, to yell

that which is paid out; reward, gift, money

1. to pay
2. to have value, to count

tax, tribute, offering; that which is payed, given as payment

yellow

barley

to attain, acquire, get, receive, hold

gift

1. given, having been given
2. givable

to give

prone to giving, generous

(act of) giving, gift

to gift, give

to begin

1. shining, bright
2. sea

good

winter

1. to please, soothe, appease
2. to greet

1. to grunt
2. to rage, roar

grass

grass-green

1. pile (of stones), heap
2. haystack

1. coarse, crude
2. big, large

1. body
2. torso, stomach

rough, crusty, scabby

grey

to grab, grasp

1. grey
2. terrible; frightening

roof (of a building)

green

to grin

to grunt

ground, foundation

coarse, rough

God

priest, pastor

yellow

to shout, sing

gold

man

1. manner, way
2. personality, character
3. appearance, aspect
4. rank, degree, status
5. state, condition
6. kind, sort; gender
7. (in compounds) -hood

clear, bright

1. whole, unbroken, intact
2. entire, complete
3. hale, healthy, sound

Hail! Greetings! Hello! Hi!

to hallow, make holy, to sanctify

1. to bring home
2. to provide with a home, to house

1. grey
2. (figurative) aged; old; lofty; distinguished

to reign, exercise sovereign power over

1. to address
2. name
3. (passive) to be called

hook

1. to hack; chop
2. to hoe

hatchling

1. to peck; chip
2. to stick; pierce; prick
3. to hatch

to hold, keep

neck, throat

1. shape, physical form
2. wrapping, binding
3. skin, flesh
4. garment, clothing

hammer

Hammerkop

hen

hand

hair

army

leader of a warband or army

1. flax
2. linen

grey

despised, poor, miserable

to hear

head

1. sea
2. lift, lifting, elevation

having, possession

to have

oat(s)

hawk

sword, dagger

hair

herd

to restore, renew

heart

hart, stag

darkish blue, purple

1. cloud cover
2. sky

shepherd, herdsman

talon

raptor, any dromaeosaurid

adulterer, whore

to commit adultery, fornicate

skin, hide

(a) wood

1. inclined, favourable (towards)
2. gracious, devoted, loyal
3. graceful

dog

horn

house

sole of the foot

wicked, naughty

ice

yes

yea, yep

to say ‘yes’, assent (to), consent, confirm, grant

1. miserable
2. lament

1. year
2. harvest

festivity, celebration

chaff

cold

well, spring

1. round piece of wood
2. log

to come

kernel, core

1. to test, to try
2. to choose

look, peep

child

kind, race

chieftain

to stumble

claw

to know, recognise, understand

knee

1. pincers; shears
2. knife

cool

1. to look after, observe
2. to watch, keep, care for

cow

strength, power, prowess

to scratch

to scream, shout, screech

to call out, scream, shout, proclaim

1. a body; mass
2. a compressed, round mass; lump; ball
3. a group; bunch; collection
4. (of harvest, fruit, plant, corn) a crop; bunch; cluster; head (of grain)
5. (of a bird) a crop

cock, rooster, chicken

1. bowl, vessel
2. vat, tub

kin, family, clan

1. to know, to be familiar with, to recognise
2.to know how, to be able to

king

realm, kingdom

queen

realm, kingdom

to make known

genealogy

heavy, great in weight

corn, grain, cereal

suffering, pain

to suffer, hurt

to make suffer, to hurt

woman

wife

1. belly, stomach
2. womb

to say

1. a saying, statement, phrase
2. a sentence

1. dying; death; downfall; end
2. the end or dying of the day; evening
3. End of days

1. situation
2. law
3. a settled amount (cost, price, payment, etc.)

1. water, liquid
2. sea, ocean
3. wetness
4. lake
5. pond; pool; puddle

to laugh

leg

1. a leading
2. a way, course, route, direction

loaf, slice of bread

limp, slack, loose, low

slackness

lamb

long

Secretary bird

flame

1. leap
2. course, race
3. journey

leaf

canopy

a lying, a place where one lies, camp

lip

1. to let, to allow
2. to leave alone

to lie, to tell a falsehood

light

to give light, set alight

to lose, to cease to have

song, lay, song of praise

lovely, sweet, pleasant

to lie, to rest

to lay down, set aside, put away

light (in weight)

thigh

1. body
2. corpse, dead body

1. to conform, to be of an agreeable kind
2. to like (+dat.)

line, cord, rope, string

1. bendsome; flexible
2. pliable; supple
3. weak; soft; mild

serpent; snake

(poetic) dragon

the great Dragon

to learn

1. to go; pass
2. to go through

to cause to go, to lead

little (smaller than smal)

1. body
2. life

to live, to be alive

liver

1. ceiling
2. roof of the earth, firmament; heavens, sky
3. atmosphere
4. air

to sparkle, to flash brightly

lung

1. loss
2. ruin

loss

louse

to listen, attend

lust, desire, want

love, affection

to praise

praise

stomach

to be allowed to, may

1. power, ability
2. strength, force

common

human, human being, person, individual

1. sea, ocean
2. lake, body of water

1. rod, pole, perch
2. bar, plank
3. (nautical) mast

1. maggot, worm
2. moth

middle, midmost

to mediate, moderate

son-in-law

sword

1. time, occasion
2. point in time, period of time
3. time for eating, meal
4. spot, mark
5. measure, measurement

milk

middle, mid, centre

dino, shortened form of ᛗᛁᚲᛁᛚᚨᚷᛃ-

tyrannosaurus

1. great, large
2. much, many (large amount of)

dinosaur (excluding birds)

flesh

memory, thought

remembrance

zeal, boldness, courage

mother

maternal aunt

aunt, auntie

moor

must, have to

1. mind, memory
2. feeling, emotion
3. love, desire

1. to think, to consider, to believe
2. to remember (with genitive of the thing/things being remembered)

thought, remembrance

mouth

1. morning
2. tomorrow

mouse

1. adder
2. snake, viper
3. snake in general

1. nail (on hands or feet)
2. nail or peg used for fastening

night

the back of the necht; nape

name

constricted, narrow

nose

1. (of a bird) beak
2. (of a human) nose

1. need
2. trouble, distress
3. compulsion, force

to compel, to force

no, not

nephew

neighbour

nigh, near, close

to take

to survive, recover, heal

nest

niece

to bow

to make bow

provisions; food and supplies

to say ‘no’, deny, refuse

new

from the north

north, northern

use, profit, foredeal, benefit, yield

usefulness, profit; yield

1. (anatomy) mouth
2. (of a river) mouth, inlet

1. ancestral land, the land owned by one's kin
2. (by extension) one's property, inheritance

to perform, practise

sharp point, pike, pickaxe, peak

1. to stand up for
2. to be responsible for

1. care, maintenance, diligence
2. responsibility, duty, obligation

puss, cat

to loosen; set free; deliver; rescue; save

bird's nest

1. clean, not dirty
2. pure
3. innocent

1. strip; margin
2. strap; band; rein
3. cord; rope; cable
4. circular band; circlet; ringlet

to bellow, roar