Dictionary
Lexicon and word definitions
| Lemma | Gloss |
|---|---|
| -ẏ | diminutive |
| Allȧȝ | old law, religion |
| Engelont• | England |
| Hẏnȧsẏ | high promontory |
| a• | a |
| ak• | but, yet, however |
| akaȝu̇• | cashew |
| akern• | acorn |
| al• | all |
| ald• | old |
| alf• | elf |
| alson• | ASAP |
| alvolk• | everyone |
| alþink• | everything |
| anker• | anchor |
| anẏ• | any |
| anẏvolk• | anyone |
| arm• | arm |
| asald• | ass, fool |
| asseþ• | asseth (a) fulfillment of a wish, expectation or requirement (b) fulfilling of a need (c) satisfactory answer to a question or a charge (d) payment of a debt; reparation for loss suffered or damage inflicted, indemnification. |
| avumbras• | forearm |
| avu̇t• | afoot |
| aþa• | until |
| aꝗẏþ• | either |
| bad• | bad |
| bak• | bat Any of the flying mammals of the order Chiroptera, usually small and nocturnal, insectivorous or frugivorous. |
| ban• | bone |
| bar• | boar |
| batata• | potato |
| beclart• | to soil |
| beclaȝed• | bedaubed |
| beget• | get |
| bliþ• | blithe |
| bok• | buck; male deer |
| bord• | bird |
| brant• | steep, high |
| brest• | breast |
| brit• | bread |
| brẏn• | brine |
| bu̇scer• | buttock |
| bẏ• | bee |
| bẏ | be |
| bẏk• | hive |
| bẏn• | been |
| bẏr• | bear |
| bẏþ• | both |
| canjurascen• | conjuration |
| coni• | rabbit |
| dalk• | hollow, groove |
| dalȝans• | dalliance, small-talk |
| dapres• | depress |
| dark• | dark |
| darkand• | twilight |
| darken | darken |
| ded• | dead |
| deȝ• | day |
| dok• | dog A mammal of the family Canidae |
| doȝter• | daughter |
| dracon | dragon |
| drak• | drake, dragon |
| drenk• | drink A beverage, drink |
| drenk• | drink To drink, take a drink, engage in drinking |
| drẏ | dry Not humid, moist, or drenched |
| du̇k• | duck A duck of any kind (male or female, wild or tame, young or old) |
| dwẏmer• | illusion (a) Anything that seems to be something that it is not. (b) A misapprehension; a belief in something that is in fact not true. (c) The state of being deceived or misled. |
| dẏp• | deep |
| dẏr• | deer |
| dẏȝ | die |
| ek• | egg |
| elboȝ• | elbow |
| ember• | ember |
| ermẏn• | ermine |
| erþ• | earth (a) The ground, land (b) The world of our current life |
| erȝi | eerie (a) Filled with fear or dread (b) Inspiring fear, especially in a mysterious or shadowy way |
| eȝ• | edge |
| fis• | fish |
| fẏr• | At a distance, to a distance, afar, far |
| gablin• | goblin A malevolent and grotesque diminutive humanoid, often associated with orcs or trolls. |
| galder• | spell An incantation, a charm. |
| gargul• | gargoyle |
| gargul• | throat |
| glad | glad, happy |
| gladen• | gladden To make (sb.) happy, gladden, cheer |
| glẏm• | gleam (a) A beam or radiance of emitted light; ~ of the sonne, sonne ~, a sunbeam (b) a linear section of the luminous tail of a comet (c) fires ~, ?a ray of firelight, ?tongue of flame (d) a reflected gleam or sparkle (e) the light of day or dawn (f) radiance emanating from an angel, a god, etc. |
| glẏmand• | gleaming |
| grap• | grope, grip, grab To take hold of (sb. or sth.) with the hands; grab, grasp, snatch |
| grus• | munch, nibble |
| grẏk• | dawn |
| grẏkand• | dawn Early morning, dawn; dai ~, ~ of the dai, daybreak. |
| gu̇d | good |
| gȧ• | go |
| gȧlhed• | Sexual intercourse |
| gȧnd | going |
| gȧst• | ghost The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death |
| haff• | have |
| hamed• | Sexual intercourse, coitus |
| hapẏ• | (a) blessed, happy (b) Favored by fortune, fortunate, prosperous, lucky |
| hoder• | huddle |
| hond• | dog, hound |
| hondfis | dogfish |
| honger• | hunger |
| hongrẏ | hungry |
| hont• | hunt |
| honẏ• | honey |
| honẏbẏ | honeybee |
| hu̇• | how |
| hu̇dmok• | hoard |
| hu̇s | house |
| hȧl• | hello |
| hȧr• | hare |
| hȧt• | hot |
| hẏ | he |
| hẏ• | high |
| hẏf• | hoof |
| hẏm• | him |
| hẏmsel | himself |
| hẏr | her |
| hẏrs | hers |
| hẏrsel | herself |
| hẏs | his |
| iluscen• | illusion |
| incantascen• | incantation |
| inexpu̇gnabel• | Impregnable; invincible, unalterable |
| invocȧscen• | invocation The act or form of calling for the assistance or presence of some superior being, especially prayer offered to a divine being. |
| irn• | iron (a) Iron, as ore, metal, or commodity (b) a piece of iron; things made of iron |
| kald• | cold |
| kan• | can |
| kanon• | cannon |
| kapiwara• | capybara |
| kat• | cat |
| kaȝr• | rowan tree |
| kes• | kiss |
| keton• | kitten |
| ketẏ | kitty (a) A kitten or young cat, or sometimes adult cat. (b) A pet name for a cat. (c) Euphemistic form of pussy: vulva and/or vagina. |
| klipt• | hug |
| klu̇d | cloud |
| klu̇dẏ• | Cloudy |
| klȧþ | clothe, dress |
| knẏ• | knee |
| kreft• | craft |
| ku̇• | cow |
| kẏs• | kiss |
| lak | latch That which fastens or holds |
| laȝdẏ• | lady |
| leȝ• | leech, doctor |
| loȝ• | loch/lake |
| luȝ• | lake |
| lu̇f | love (either the emotion itself or the manifestation of it in action or conduct) |
| lu̇kulẏnt• | Shiny, glistening, brilliant |
| lȧr | layer/lair A bed, a place of lying, or a geological stratum |
| lȧȝ | law |
| lẏberd• | leopard |
| lẏft• | left |
| lẏk• | like To give pleasure to (sb.), make happy, please |
| lẏk• | lich A living human body |
| majik• | magic |
| mapel• | maple |
| markaþ• | market |
| maȝ | my |
| maȝr• | more |
| melen• | speak |
| meȝr• | mare |
| morn• | morning |
| mu̇nþ• | mountain |
| mu̇s-• | mis- |
| mu̇sel• | muzzle |
| mu̇snu̇v• | missmell To smell (sth.) sinfully. |
| mẏ | me |
| mẏn | mine |
| mẏr• | A lake, pond, pool; also, a sea or an ocean |
| mẏsel | myself |
| naff• | have not |
| naȝȝt• | nighttime |
| nekẏd• | naked |
| net• | net |
| netwerk | network |
| nu̇n• | noon |
| nu̇ntaȝd | noontide/midday |
| nȧ• | no |
| nȧs• | a headland, promontory |
| nẏ | not be |
| nẏcromanscẏ• | necromancy |
| nẏd• | need |
| scẏ | she |
| silf• | self |
| taȝd | tide |
| þu̇• | you |
| Ȝẏt• | cottage |
| ȝin• | chin |
| ȝin-dalk• | Compound of ȝin + dalk |
| ȝors• | horse |
| ȧk• | oak tree |
| Ẏforwẏc• | York (the city) |
| ẏd• | it |
| ẏds | its |
| ẏdsel | itself |
| ẏfor | boar |
| ẏk• | I |
| ẏk• | Eternal, perpetual, everlasting |
| ẏt• | eat |
| ẏve | even In reality |