Portal:𐌲𐌹𐌻𐌰𐍂𐌰𐌶𐌳𐌰
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aba (m. N) - husband abba (m. N) - father abrs : strong. Deriv. abraba - strongly, abrjan (*) - to amaze. Comp. biabrjan, amaze addjis (*) - egg af: of, abu = afu. Deriv. afar after. Comp. afardags - next day aftra [akin to Eng after] : again Deriv. afta back, aftana from behind, aftaro back, aftuma, last, aftumist last. Comp. aftraanastodeins - renewal aggilus (aggelus, aggillus) [b. fr. Gre aggelos, messenger] : angel. Comp. arkaggilus - archangel aggwus [akin to Ger eng] : narrow. Deriv. aggwei (*) strictness aggwitha - straits aggwjan - make narrow. Comp. gaaggwei restriction, gaaggwjan restrict agan (*) [akin to Eng awe] : to have fear. Deriv. agands (*) awestruck, agei (*) fear, agis fear, agjan (*) to scare off agjands (*) terrifying aglaitei - awkward aglaitgastalds - avid aglaitiwaurdei - awkward speech aglaiti - awkwardness aglitha - pain agljan (*) - to press aglo - anxiety agls - awkward aglus - difficult agluba - difficultly ogan (p. uhtedun), ogjan cause fear, ogjands (*) terrifying. Comp. afagjan scare, inagjan threaten, unagands fearless, unagei fearlessness, usagiths (*) awestruck, usagjan scare, usagljan abuse ahaks : dove ahana [akin to Eng awn] : chaff. Deriv. ahs ear of corn ahs (*) [akin to Ger Acht, attention] : intelligent. Deriv. aha mind, ahei sense, ahjan mean, ahma spirit, ahmateins intelligence, ahmeins spiritual. Comp. inahei sobriety, inahs sober ahsa (*) (VC) [akin to Lat axis, Ger Achse] : axis ahtau [akin to Eng eight] : eight. Comp. ahtaudogs of eight days, ahtautehund eighty, ahtuda eighth ahwa [akin to Lat aqua] : water. Deriv. gauja inhabitant of a region, gawi (g. gaujis) region aibr [maybe a misprint for tibr, q.v.] : offering aigan (aihan, pp. aiht) [akin to Eng own] : own. Deriv. aigin property, aiginon (*) seize, aihts asset. Comp. fairaihan participate aihwus (*) (VC) [akin to Lat equus] : horse. Comp. aihwatundi thornbush aikan (*) (aiaik) [akin to OHGer eichon] : say. Deriv. aihtr (*) complaint, aihtron beg, aihtrons prayer. Comp. afaikan deny aikklesjo [b. fr. Gre ekklesia] : church ails [akin to Eng ail] : disgraceful ains [akin to Eng one] : one. Deriv. ainaha (f. ainoho) only, ainakls lonely, ainan (*) separate. Comp. ainabaur native, ainamunditha unity, ainfalths simple, ainfalthaba simply, ainfalthei(*) simplicity, ainhwarjizuh each, ainhwatharuh either of the two, ainlif (ainlib-) eleven, ainshun (f. ainohun) someone, gaainan separate aipiskaupus (m. U) [b. fr. Gre episkopos, supervisor] : bishop. Deriv. aipiskaupei bishopric aipistaule [b. fr. Gre epistola, letter] : epistle air [akin to Eng ere] : early. Deriv. airis, airiza early airkns (*) [akin to OHGer erchan] : pure. Deriv. airknitha purity. Comp. unairkns godless airtha (f. O)[akin to Eng earth] : earth. Deriv. airtheins earthen. Comp. airthakunds earth-born airus [maybe akin to aiths] : envoy. Deriv. airinon be envoy airzei (f. N) [akin to Lat erro, err, Ger irren, err] : error. Deriv. arzeis erring, airzitha error, airzjan lead astray, airzjands deceiver. Comp. afairzjan deceive aistan [akin to Lat aestimo] : revere. Comp. gaaistan be shy aithei [akin to OGer eide] : mother aiths (g. ailis) [akin to Eng oath] : oath. Deriv. aitheis (*) sworn. Comp. ufaitheis sworn aiththau [akin to Ger oder, or] : or aiwiskon [akin to Eng ask] : treat shamefully. Deriv. aiwiski shame, aiwisks shameful. Comp. gaaiwiskon abuse, unaiwisks shameless aiws [akin to Eng aye] : age, eternity. Deriv. aiw ever, aiweins eternal, aiwjan (*) last. Comp. aiwlaugia charity, ajukduths eternity, halisaiw hardly, sunsaiw soon, usaiwjan endure aiz [akin to Eng ore] : ore. Comp. aizasmitha ironsmith ak [akin to OEng ac] : but. Deriv. akei (ake) but, even akeit [b. fr. Lat acetum] : vinegar akran [akin to Eng acorn] : fruit. Comp. akranalaus fruitless akrs [akin to Eng acre] : field alabalstraun [b. fr. Gre alabastron] : alabaster vessel alan [akin to alths] : grow up. Deriv. aliths fed, aljan nourish aleina [akin to Eng ell] : ell alew [b. fr. Armenian] : olive. Deriv. alews of olives. Comp. alewabagms olive tree alhs (f. Cons.) [akin to OEng alhs] : temple aljan [akin to OEng ellen] : be zealous. Deriv. aljanon be zealous. Comp. inaljanon make angry aljis [akin to Eng else] : other. Deriv. alja else, aljar somewhere else, aljath to somewhere else, aljathro from somewhere else. Comp. aljakuns alien, aljaleiko differently, aljaleikoths different, aljaleiks (*) different alls [akin to Eng all] : all. Deriv. alakjo in total, tho alla entirely, allis at all. Comp. alabrunsts holocaust, alamans humanity, alatharba dirt-poor, allandjo fully, allathro from all sides, allawerei sheer goodness, allwaldands almighty, allawaurstwa complete alths (ald-) (Crim. alt) [akin to Eng old] : age. Deriv. aldoma age, aldr (*) age, aldrs (*) aged, althan (*) age, be old, altheis old, althiza elder, althjona old things. Comp. framaldrs aged, usalthan get old ams (amsa) [akin to Lat umerus] : shoulder an [akin to Lat an] : whether ana [akin to Eng on] : on. Comp. analeiko similar, analeiks (*) similar anaks [akin to uhtwo] : suddenly anan (*) (on, onum) [akin to Lat anima, spirit] : pant. Comp. uzanan exhale and (anda) [akin to Eng end] : on, over, along. Deriv. andeis end, andizuh otherwise, andjo (*) ended. Comp. allandjo fully, andilaus endless andbahti [b. fr. Celtic Lat andabahtum, cf. Ger Amt] : office. Deriv. andbahtjan serve office, andbahts servant anno [b. fr. Lat annona] : cost, wage ans (dat. anza) [akin to Lat onus, burden] : beam, rafter ansts [akin to Ger Gunst] : favor. Deriv. ansteigs merciful anthar [akin to Eng other] : other. Deriv. anthar, antharana, anthar, antharis one another, thata anthar otherwise. Comp. antharleikei difference, antharleiko differently, antharleiks (*) different apaustaulus (apaustulus) [b. fr. Gre apostolos, envoy] : apostle. Deriv. apaustaulei apostle’s office. Comp. galiugaapaustaulus false apostle apls (*) (Crim. apel) [akin to Eng apple] : apple aqizi [akin to Eng axe] : axe ara (m. N) [akin to Eng erne] : eagle arbi [akin to Ger Erbe] : heritage. Deriv. arbaidjan work, arbaiths work, arbja heir, arbjo heiress. Comp. arbinumja heir, biarbaidjan strive, gaarbja heritage, thairharbaidjan work over areis (*) [akin to Eng -er] : doer, agent. Comp. bokareis scribe, daimonareis maniac, laisareis teacher, liuthareis singer, motareis customs official, sokareis researcher, witodalaisareis jurist, wullareis fuller arhwazna [akin to Eng arrow] : arrow arjan [distantly akin to Lat arare] : plough arka [akin to Eng ark] : ark arms [akin to Eng arm] : arm arms [akin to Ger arm] : poor. Deriv. armostai the poorest (pl.), arman have mercy, armaio alms. Comp. gaarman have mercy, armahairts merciful, armahairtei mercy, armahairtitha charity arns (*) [akin to Eng earnest] : secure. Deriv. arniba securely arwjo [akin to Gre eremos, lonely] : in vain asans [akin to Ger Ernte] : harvest. Deriv. asneis laborer asilus [b. fr. Lat asinus] : ass. Comp. asiluqairnus millstone astaths : truth asts [akin to Ger Ast] : branch at [akin to Eng at] : at atta [akin to Rus otets] : father ath (*) : but. Comp. aththan but athala (*) [akin to Ger Adel] : nobility. Comp. Athalaricus athn (*) (dat. pl. athnam) [akin to Lat annus] : year. Comp. atathni year aufto : maybe augo (Crim. oeghe) [akin to Eng eye] : eye. Deriv. ahts (*) sight, augi (*) face, augiba (*) openly, augjan show, augjo (*) openly. Comp. andaugi face, andaugiba openly, andaugjo openly, augadauro window, ataugjan show, frisahts image, gafrisahtjan form, gafrisahtnan be formed auhjon [akin to Lat ovatio] : make noise. Deriv. auhjodus, noise auhns [akin to Eng oven] : oven auhsa [akin to Eng ox] : ox auhuma [akin to wahsjan] : higher. Deriv. auhumists highest auja (*) [akin to Ger Au] : meadow, plain auk [akin to Eng eke] - for, because aukan [akin to Eng eke] : increase. Deriv. auknan, be increased. Comp. anaaukan, add, biaukan, increase, biauknan, be increased, gaaukan, become complete aurahi (aurahjo?) [akin to Rus ovrag, ravine] : grave aurali [b. fr. Lat orale] : handkerchief aurkeis [b. fr. Lat urceus] : cup aurts (*) [b. fr. Lat hortus] : garden. Deriv. aurtja, gardener. Comp. aurtigards, orchard auso [akin to Eng ear] : ear austro (*) [akin to Eng east] : east. Comp. Austrogothi, Ostrogoths auths (autheis?) [akin to Ger oede] : deserted. Deriv. authjana deserted (acc.), authida desert Qauths (aud-) (*) : luck. Deriv. audagei happyness, audagjan praise happily, audags happy. Comp. audahafts lucky awi (*) [akin to Lat avidus, greedy]. Comp. awiliuth thanks, awiliuthon thank awis (*) [akin to Eng ewe] : ewe. Deriv. awethi shepherd, awistr sheep-pen awo [akin to Lat avus, grandfather] : grandmother azets [maybe akin to Eng easy] : easy. Deriv. azetizo, azitizo easier, azetaba easily, azeti ease azgo [akin to Eng ash] : ash