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Lexicon and word definitions

LemmaGlossIPAPart of Speech
-hẏd•affixed to nouns and adjectives to form nouns denoting position, quality, state, condition or collectivity/-hiːd/suffix
-ẏdiminutive/-iː/suffix
-ẏld•forms nouns referring to female persons who do or are associated with something/-iːld/suffix
Allȧȝold law, religion/ɑllaːχ/noun
Bebanburȝ•Bamburgh/bebɑnbuʁχ/noun
Evorwẏk•York (the city)/evoʁwiːk/noun
Gariȝȧl•Gharial/ɡɑʁijaːl/noun
Hẏnasẏ•high promontory/hiːnɑsiː/noun
Ingeland•England/ɪŋelɑnd/noun
KȧnadaCanada/kaːnɑdɑ/noun
Lȧtẏn•Latin (language)/laːtiːn/noun
NorþumbriscNorthumbrish/noʁθumbʁɪʃ/noun
U̇s•God/uːs/noun
WẏnlandNorth America, broadly; the USA/wiːnlɑnd/noun
a•a/ɑ/determiner
abu̇ten•about/ɑbuːt/adverb
adu̇•dealings, intercourse, traffic; sexual intercourse; conflict, fighting/ɑduː/noun
ak•but, yet, however/ɑk/adposition
akaȝu̇•cashew/ɑkɑjuː/noun
akern•acorn/ɑkəʁn/noun
akwẏþ•either/ɑkwiːθ/pronoun
al•all/ɑl/determiner
alf•elf/ɑlf/noun
alfolk•everyone/ɑlvolk/noun
alsu̇n•ASAP/ɑlsuːn/adverb
alþink•everything/ɑlθɪnk/noun
an•one; an unspecified person, someone /ɑn/pronoun
and•and; connective linking syntactic elements of the same order/ɑnd/conjunction
anker•anchor/ɑnkeʁ/noun
anself•oneself/ɑnself/pronoun
anẏ•any/ɑniː/adjective
anẏfolk•anyone/ɑniːvolk/noun
arm•arm/ɑʁm/noun
asald•ass, fool/ɑsɑld/noun
avumbras•forearm/ɑvumbɾɑs/noun
avu̇t•afoot/ɑvuːt/adverb
aþa•until/ɑθɑ/conjunction
bad•bad/bɑd/adjective
bak•bat/bɑk/noun
batata•potato/bɑtɑtɑ/noun
be•bee/be/noun
bidden•invoke; to call upon in prayer/bɪdden/verb
big•big; strong sturdy robust; full grown/bɪɡ/adjective
bikwẏþen•bequeath/bɪkwiːθen/verb
blak•black/blɑk/adjective
blas•a flame, a blaze/blɑs/noun
blaw•blue/blɑw/adjective
blend•to mix or blend/blend/verb
blẏþ•blithe/bliːθ/adjective
brant•steep, high/bʁɑnt/adjective
bred•bread/bʁed/noun
brid•bird/bʁɪd/noun
brẏc•breech, britch, underpants, drawers, or tights/bʁiːt͡ʃ/noun
brẏn•brine/bʁiːn/noun
brẏst•breast/bʁiːst/noun
brẏþer•brother/bʁiːθeʁ/noun
brẏþerhẏd•brotherhood/bʁiːθeʁhiːd/noun
buk•buck; male deer/buk/noun
buscȧr•buttock/buʃaːʁ/noun
bu̇t•help, relief, remedy; compensation for an injury or wrong; recompense, amends, atonement/buːt/noun
bu̇þ•both/buːθ/noun
bȧn•bone/baːn/noun
bȧr•boar/baːʁ/noun
bẏk•hive/biːk/noun
bẏn•been/biːn/verb
bẏr•to carry, wear, hold up, possess, endure, give birth, produce/bloom, /biːʁ/verb
bẏr•bear/biːʁ/noun
bẏren•born/biːʁen/verb
bẏten•to make amends, remedy, atone/biːten/verb
cin•chin/t͡ʃɪn/noun
cokolȧt•chocolate/t͡ʃokolaːt/noun
dalk•hollow, groove/dɑlk/noun
dark•dark/dɑʁk/adjective
darkendarken/dɑʁken/verb
deȝ•day/dej/noun
doȝter•daughter/doχteʁ/noun
drink•drink A beverage, drink/dʁɪnk/noun
drinken•to drink/dʁɪnken/verb
drȧk•drake, dragon/dʁaːk/noun
drẏ•magic, sorcery/dʁiː/noun
drẏ•dry/dʁiː/adjective
drẏkreft•magic/dʁiːkʁeft/noun
dur•dare/duʁ/verb
du̇k•duck A duck of any kind (male or female, wild or tame, young or old)/duːk/noun
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./dwiːmeʁ/noun
dẏd•dead/diːd/noun
dẏdgalder•necromancy/diːdɡɑldeʁ/noun
dẏp•deep/diːp/adverb
dẏpresen•depress/diːpʁes/verb
dẏr•deer/diːʁ/noun
dẏrkand•twilight/diːʁkɑnd/gerund
dẏȝen•die/diːj/verb
ecg•edge/ed͡ʒ/noun
eg•egg/eɡ/noun
elboȝ•elbow/elboχ/noun
ermẏn•ermine/eʁmiːn/noun
erþ•earth; ground/eʁθ/noun
fer•at a distance, to a distance, afar, far/feʁ/adverb
fir•fir; evergreen conifer/fɪʁ/noun
fisc•fish/fɪʃ/noun
friþ•game preserve/fʁɪθ/noun
friȝt•fright, scare/fʁijt/noun
frȧ•from/fʁaː/preposition
frẏ•free/fʁiː/adjective
galder•spell; an incantation, a charm/ɡɑldeʁ/noun
gargul•throat/ɡɑʁɡul/noun
gat•gate/ɡɑt/noun
geten•get/ɡeten/verb
gladglad, happy/ɡlɑd/adjective
gladen•gladden To make (sb.) happy, gladden, cheer/ɡlɑden/verb
glam•gleam/ɡlam/noun
glẏmand•gleaming/ɡliːmɑnd/adjective
gripen•grope, grip, grab/ɡʁɪpen/verb
gru̇sen•munch, nibble/ɡʁusən/verb
grẏ•grey/ɡʁiː/adjective
grẏk•dawn/ɡʁiːk/verb
grẏkand•dawn; early morning/ɡʁiːkɑnd/gerund
grẏn•green/ɡʁiːn/adjective
gu̇dgood/ɡuːd/adjective
gȧlhed•sexual intercourse/ɡaːlhed/noun
gȧn•go/ɡaːn/verb
gȧndgoing/ɡaːnd/gerund
gȧst•ghost The disembodied soul; the soul or spirit of a deceased person; a spirit appearing after death/ɡaːst/noun
halȝ•hallow/hɑlχ/noun
halȝenhallowed/hɑlχ/verb
hapẏ•blessed, happy; favored by fortune, fortunate, prosperous, lucky/hɑpiː/adjective
heȝ•hey/hej/interjection
hiȝfer•a heifer (young female cow)/hijfeʁ/noun
hoderen•huddle/hodeʁen/verb
hodimoken•hoard/hodɪmoken/verb
hond•dog, hound/hond/noun
hondfisdogfish/hondfɪs/noun
honger•hunger/hoŋeʁ/noun
hongrẏhungry/hoŋʁiː/adjective
honẏ•honey/honiː/noun
honẏbẏhoneybee/honiːbiː/noun
hunten•hunt/hunten/verb
hu̇•how/huː/adverb
hu̇r•whore, prostitute/huːʁ/noun
hu̇shouse/huːs/noun
hȧl•hello/haːl/interjection
hȧlpen•help/haːlpen/verb
hȧr•hoar; greyish white/haːʁ/adjective
hȧr•hare/haːʁ/noun
hȧr•rabbit; hare/haːʁ/noun
hȧt•hot/haːt/adjective
hȧven•have/haːven/verb
hȧven•haven; harbor, port; a bay, estuary; dockyard/haːven/noun
hẏhe/hiː/pronoun
hẏ•high/hiː/adjective
hẏf•hoof/hiːf/noun
hẏm•him/hiːm/pronoun
hẏmed•sexual intercourse, coitus/hiːmed/noun
hẏmselfhimself/hiːmself/pronoun
hẏrher/hiːʁ/pronoun
hẏrshers/hiːʁs/pronoun
hẏrselfherself/hiːʁsel/pronoun
hẏshis/hiːs/pronoun
hẏw•hue; color/hiːw/noun
iluscen•illusion/ɪluʃen/noun
ilẏk•alike, equal/ɪliːk/adverb
in•in, inside/ɪn/preposition
inwit•mind, reason; soul, spirit; inner faculties; conscience/ɪnwɪt/noun
kakao•cacao/kɑkɑo/noun
kald•cold/kɑld/adjective
kanon•cannon/kɑnon/noun
kapẏwara•capybara/kɑpiːwɑʁɑ/noun
kat•cat/kɑt/noun
katẏ•kitty/kɑtiː/noun
kaȝr•rowan tree/kɑjʁ/noun
kisen•kiss/kɪsen/verb
klarten•to soil/klɑʁten/verb
klaȝed•bedaubed/klɑjed/adjective
klipten•hug/klɪpten/verb
klu̇dcloud/kluːd/noun
klu̇dẏ•cloudy/kluːdi/noun
klẏpen•to call out, shout/kliːpen/verb
klẏpgalder•conjuration/kliːpɡɑldeʁ/noun
klẏþen•clothe, dress/kliːθen/verb
knẏ•knee/kniː/noun
konen•can/konen/verb
kreft•craft/kʁeft/noun
ku̇•cow/kuː/noun
kẏnd•kind; the aggregate of inherent qualities or properties of persons, animals, plants, elements, medicines, etc./kiːnd/noun
kẏs•kiss/kiːs/verb
laklatch/lɑk/noun
larancg•orange fruit; orange colour/lɑʁɑnd͡ʒ/noun
loȝ•loch/lake/loχ/noun
luȝ•lake/luːχ/noun
lu̇flove (either the emotion itself or the manifestation of it in action or conduct)/luːf/noun
lu̇kulẏnt•shiny, glistening, brilliant/luːkuliːnt/adjective
lȧrlayer/lair A bed, a place of lying, or a geological stratum/laːʁ/noun
lȧȝlaw/laːχ/noun
lẏberd•leopard/liːbeʁd/noun
lẏc•leech; physician/liːt͡ʃ/noun
lẏc•lich; living human body/liːt͡ʃ/noun
lẏdẏ•lady/liːdiː/noun
lẏft•left/liːft/adverb
lẏk•like To give pleasure to (sb.), make happy, please/liːk/noun
lẏpen•leap, jump/liːpen/verb
lẏsen•listen/liːsen/verb
lẏȝkreft•the science of medicine, or surgery/liːχkʁeft/noun
man•a man; a person/mɑn/noun
mankẏnd•mankind/mɑnkiːnd/noun
mapel•maple/mɑpel/noun
markaþ•market/mɑʁkɑθ/noun
maȝmy/mɑj/pronoun
maȝr•more/mɑjʁ/determiner
melen•speak/melen/verb
mis-•mis-/mɪs-/affix
misnu̇ven•missmell To smell (sth.) sinfully./mɪsnuːven/verb
musel•muzzle/musel/noun
mu̇d•mood, feelings, character, personality, courage, desire, conduct, mind, heart/muːd/noun
mu̇nþ•mountain/muːnθ/noun
mu̇rn•morning/moʁn/noun
mẏme/miː/pronoun
mẏnmine/miːn/pronoun
mẏr•mare; a female horse/miːʁ/noun
mẏr•a lake, pond, pool; also, a sea or an ocean/miːʁ/noun
mẏselfmyself/miːsel/pronoun
naven•have not/nɑven/verb
naȝ •no/nɑj /interjection
nekẏd•naked/nekiːd/adjective
net•net/net/noun
netwerknetwork/nɛtwɛʁk/noun
neȝt•nighttime/nejt/noun
nu̇n•noon/nuːn/noun
nu̇ntaȝdnoontide/midday/nuːntɑjd/noun
nȧ•no/naː/interjection
nȧm•name/naːm/noun
nȧs•a headland, promontory/naːs/noun
nẏden•need/niːden/verb
nẏn•not been/niːn/verb
of•of; expressing motion or implied motion/of/preposition
ontinkel•alike, similar, resembling/ontɪnkəl/-
prȧt•small-talk; to chatter inconsequentially/pʁaːt/noun
purpul•purple/puʁpul/adjective
pu̇k•an evil spirit, a devil, goblin/puːk/noun
pẏp•pipe; flute/piːp/noun
qha•who/χʷɑ/pronoun
qhat•what/χʷɑt/pronoun
qhẏt•white/χʷiːt/adjective
reȝt•right, just, equitable/ʁejt/noun
rẏd•red/ʁiːd/adjective
scilen•shall/ʃɪlen/verb
scẏshe/ʃiː/pronoun
self•self/self/pronoun
skald•priest/skɑld/noun
sutelen•become manifest or evident; be evident as truth/sutelen/verb
sweren•swear/sweʁen/verb
taȝdtide/tɑjd/noun
tem•time/tem/noun
tet•teat/tet/-
to•to; motion expressed or implied/to/preposition
welken•walk/welken/verb
welkum•welcome/welkum/adjective
werkpẏp•workpipe, a one handed flute/weʁkpiːp/noun
wil•will/wɪl/noun
wit•wit, consciousness, reason, mental ability/wɪt/noun
witnes•wisdom, reason, intelligence/wɪtnes/noun
wiþ•with/wɪθ/preposition
worþ•worth/woʁθ/noun
worþihẏd•equality; worthihood/woʁθɪhed/-
wu̇d•wood, as in forest; wood, the material/wuːd/noun
wẏ•we/wiː/pronoun
ÞẏdisclandGermany/θiːdɪʃlɑnd/noun
þank•thank/θɑnk/noun
þat•that/θɑt/pronoun
þe•the/θe/particle
þeȝ•they/θej/pronoun
þeȝn•thane, prime minister/θejn/noun
þink•assembly; a thing/θɪnk/noun
þis•this/θɪs/pronoun
þurȝ•through/θuʁχ/preposition
Ȝẏt•cottage/χiːt/noun
ȝa•yes/jɑ/interjection
ȝalow•yellow/jɑlow/adjective
ȝalowrẏd•orange/χɑlowʁiːd/adjective
ȝin-dalk•compound of ȝin + dalk/χin-dalk/noun
ȝors•horse/χoʁs/noun
ȝouȝ•you/jouχ/pronoun
ȧk•oak tree/aːk/noun
ȧld•old/aːld/adjective
ȧp•ape; monkey/aːp/noun
ẎrlandIreland/iːʁlɑnd/noun
ẏd•it/iːd/pronoun
ẏdsits/iːds/pronoun
ẏdselfitself/iːdsel/pronoun
ẏforboar/iːfoʁ/noun
ẏk•eternal, perpetual, everlasting/iːk/adverb
ẏk•I/iːk/pronoun
ẏmer•ember/iːmeʁ/noun
ẏrn•iron (a) Iron, as ore, metal, or commodity (b) a piece of iron; things made of iron/iːʁn/noun
ẏrȝ•eerie/iːʁχ/adjective
ẏten•eat/iːten/verb
ẏven•even; in fact, indeed/iːven/adverb