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Old English Dictionary — GB

This page lists every public Old English entry in the LanguageKnow community dictionary. It currently lists 30 words and 0 phrases. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

Old English is a historical language. Its entries come from scholarly and openly licensed sources rather than from a present-day speech community.

Old English (GB)

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30 words and 0 phrases — 30 entries in total.

Newest Old English words

Words (30)

Æ (2)

æfter (Old English) preposition Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

after

æppel (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

apple

B (5)

bec (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

brook

beódan (Old English) verb Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

to command

beorcan (Old English) verb Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

to bark

biddan (Old English) verb Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

to order

bróþor (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

brother

C (4)

cancer (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

an eating or spreading disease

catte (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

she-cat

ceald (Old English) adjective Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

cool, cold, frigid

Copemanþorp (Old English) proper noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

Copmanthorpe (English village)

D (2)

dæg (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

day

docga (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

dog

F (3)

fæder (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

male parent

feorr (Old English) adjective Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

far

ferh (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

pig

G (4)

geard (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

yard

gesélig (Old English) adjective Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

happy

gierd (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

stick

Grénawíc (Old English) proper noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

Greenwich

H (1)

hund (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

dog

M (1)

māþum (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

treasure

N (1)

nosu (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

nose

R (1)

rún (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

rune

S (1)

stæg (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

stay

T (2)

twá (Old English) determiner Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

two

twégen (Old English) determiner Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

two

W (1)

were-wulf (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

werewolf

Þ (1)

þorn (Old English) noun Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

thorn

# (1)

-dóm (Old English) suffix Adapted from Wikidata lexemes — awaiting native speaker review

-dom

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