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waggareism.JApillow
waggarin.JApillow
waggsm.Ameadow; paradise
wagjanI weakto move, shake
wadanVI ablautto wade
 
waddjabokaf.O(in plural) written pledge, debenture, bond
waddjusf.Uwall
wadin.JApledge, earnest, deposit, mortgage
wahsjanVI ablaut+intrto grow, increase
wahstusm.Ugrowth, size, stature
 
wahtwaf.Owatch, vigil
wáiinterj. woe!
wái-dedjam.Nwoe-doer, malefactor, thief
wái-faírƕjanI weak+intrto lament loudly, wail greatly
waianVII red.abl.to blow
 
wáidaf.Owoad
wáizdaf.Opastel
waíhjof.Nbattle, fight
waíhstam.Ncorner
waíhsta-stáinsm.Acornerstone
 
waíhtsnsee waíhts
waíhtsf.Ithing, affair (mostly used with ni)
waíhts niidiom. nothing, naught
waílaadv. well, rightly, excellently
waíla qiþanidiom. to speak well of, praise
 
waíla hugjanidiom. (+dat) to agree with
waíla-deþsf.Ibenefit
waíla-qissf.Iblessing
waíla-mereinsf.Ievangelization, preaching
waíla-merjanI weakto preach, bring good tidings
 
wáinahsadj. wretched, unhappy
wáinahoadv. pitifully
wáineipret.pres.I wish
wáipsm.Awreath, crown
waírm.Aman
 
waírawulfsm.Awerewolf
waírdusm.Uhost
waírþn.Aprice, value
waírþabaadv. worthy
waírþanIII ablaut+intrto become, be, happen, come to pass, be born
 
waírþidaf.Oworthiness, dignity
waírþsadj. worthy
waírþonII weakto value
waírilof.Nlip
waírpanIII ablaut+acc/datto throw
 
waírsadv. worse
waírs habanidiom. to be worse
waírsizaw.aj.worse
wáitI know
wakanVI ablaut+intrto wake, watch
 
Walahallaf.OValhalla
walakusjof.Nvalkyrie
waldanVII redupto rule, govern
waldufnin.JApower, might, domination, authority
Walhalandn.AWales
 
Walhisksadj. Welsh
walhsm.AWelshman
walisaj.s.chosen, true, dear, beloved
waljanI weakto choose
walusm.Ustave, staff, stick
 
waltjanI weakto roll, beat upon, dash against
walwisonII weakto wallow
wambaf.Obelly, womb
wammn.Astain, spot, blemish, flaw
wann.Awant, lack
 
wan wisanidiom. (+dat of person and gen of thing) to lack
wanáinsf.Ia diminishing
Wandalsm.AVandal
wandjanI weakto turn, turn round
wandusm.Urod
 
waninassusm.Uwant, shortage
wansadj. lacking, wanting
waja-mereinsf.Iblasphemy
waja-merjanI weakto blaspheme, slander
waúrdn.Aword; (internet) post; (internet) comment; message
 
waúrda-bokaf.O(in plural) dictionary
waúrda-jiukaf.Oa strife about words
waúrda-sandjaf.Oemail service
waúrdahsadj. verbal
waúrdjof.Nemail service
 
waúrþsf.Ifate
waúrkjanI weak+accto work, make, perform (optionally +acc of thing made and +acc of what it is made into)
waúrma-þaírkon.Nwormhole
waurmahuln.Awormhole
waúrmsm.Aserpent, snake; dragon
 
waúrstwn.Awork, deed, operation
waúrstwawmsee waúrstwja
waúrstweif.Ndoing something
waúrstweigidiom. effectually, effectively
waúrstweigsadj. effective, effectual
 
waúrstwjam.Nworker, laborer; farmer, husbandman
waúrtsf.Iroot
wapsof.Nwasp
waradj. wary, cautious, sober
warabaadv. cautiously
 
wargiþaf.Ocondemnation, curse
wardjam.Nguard; police officer; (in pl.) police
wareif.Ncraftiness
warmeif.Nwarmth
warmjanI weakto warm, cherish
 
warjanI weakto forbid; to prevent; to interrupt
wasjanI weakto clothe
wastif.JOclothing
waton.Nwater
wegsm.Awave, tempest, storm
 
weiz-eipron. we who (relative)
weiham.Npriest, saint
weiha nahtsidiom. Christmas
weihanI ablautto fight, strive
weihānIII weakto sanctify, make holy
 
weihiþaf.Oholiness
weihnanIV weak+intrto become holy, be hallowed
weihsn.Atown, village
weihsadj. holy, sacred
Weikiggsm.AViking
 
weinn.Awine
wein miþ smyrnaidiom. wine mingled with myrrh
wein-drugkjam.Nwine-bibber
weina-basin.JAgrape
weina-gardsm.Ivineyard
 
weina-táinsm.Avine branch
weina-triun.Avine, vine tree; vineyard
weinaskalksm.Awine-servant
weipanI ablautto crown
weisaj.s.wise, learned
 
weispron. we
weitwodeif.Nwitness, testimony
weitwodeinsf.Ithe act of bearing witness, testifying
weitwodin.JAtestimony
weitwodiþaf.Otestimony, witness
 
weitwodjanI weakto bear witness, testify
weitwoþsm.Cwitness
wenjanI weakto hope, expect, await
wensf.Ihope
wepnn.Aweapon
 
wersadj. true, friendly
wigadeinaf.Othistle (alternate declension)
wigadeinof.Nthistle
wigansm.A? war
wigaskipn.Abus
 
wiggsm.Awing
wigsm.Away, journey
widu-gáujam.Ndryad
widusm.Uforest, woods
widuwaírnam.Norphan
 
widuwof.Nwidow
wiþrn.Aweather
wiþraprep. +accagainst, over against, by, near, to, in replay to, in return for, on account of, for
wiþra-ga-motjanI weakto go to meet
wiþra-gagganVII redupto go to meet
 
wiþra-waírþsadj. opposite, over, against
wiþra-waírþoadv. contrariwise
wiþrusm.Ulamb
wiþonII weakto shake, wag
wika-andeism.JAweekend
 
wikof.Noffice; week; row
wilþeisadj. wild
wilþibaadv. wildly
wiljam.Nwill
wilja-halþeif.Nrespect of persons, partiality
 
wiljanirreg.+intrbe willing, will, wish, want
wilwanIII ablautto rob, plunder, take by force
windanIII ablautto wind
windsm.Awind
winþi-skáurof.Nwinnowing fan
 
winnaf.Osuffering, passion, yearning
winnanIII ablautto suffer, sorrow
winnof.Nsuffering, passion, yearning
winjaf.Opasture
wintrusm.Uwinter
 
wintrufulleiþsf.ISeptember
wiudamenoþsm.CJuly
wipjaf.Ocrown
wisn.Acalm (of the sea)
wisanV ablaut+intrto feast, make merry
 
wisanV ablaut+intrto remain, abide
wisanV ablaut+intrto be; (of words) to mean
wissaj.s.known
wistáiidiom. by nature
wistanaadv. from the west
 
wistaradv. in the west; to the west, westward
Wistragutam.NVisigoth
Wistragutisksadj. Visigothic
wistradáilsf.Iwest
wistrsm.Awest
 
wistsf.Ibeing, existence, nature
witpron. we two
wit-eipron. we two who (relative)
witanpret-pres. I abl.to know
witānIII weak+datto watch, keep watch, observe
 
witubnin.JAknowledge
witoda-láisareism.JAdoctor of law
witoda-láusaj.s.lawless
witoda-fasteism.JAlawyer, law scholar
witoda-fasteism.JAlawyer
 
witodeigoadv. lawfully
witoþn.Alaw
wláitonII weakto look round about
wlitsm.Aface, countenance
wulanIV ablaut+intrto seethe, rage
 
wulþagsadj. gorgeous, glorious
wulþusm.Uglory, splendor, pomp
wulþráis istidiom. it is important
wulþrsadj. of worth, of consequence
wulþrsf.Iimportance; (gen. sing.) important
 
wullaf.Owool
wullareism.JAone who whitens wool, a fuller
wulwaf.Orobbery
Wulfilam.NWulfila, Ulfilas
wulfsm.Awolf
 
wundan brigganidiom. to wound
wundufnif.JOwound, plague
wundsadj. wounded
wunnsf.Isuffering, affliction
wráiqsadj. crooked
 
wrakaf.Opersecution
wrakjaf.Opersecution
wrakjanI weakto persecute
wraksm.Apersecutor
wratodusm.Ujourney, trip
 
wratonII weakto go, travel
wrekeif.Npersecution
wriþusm.Uherd, flock
wrikanV ablautto persecute
wrisjam.Ngiant
 
wruggof.Nsnare, loop
wrohjanI weakto accuse
wrohsf.Iaccusation
wodanisdagsm.AWednesday
Wodansm.AOdin, Wodan
 
wodsadj. possessed, mad, insane, crazy
woþeisadj. sweet
wokainsf.Iwatching
wokrsm.Ausury
wopjanI weak+intrto call, cry out, cry aloud, crow