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ælf Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "elf".

ængle Anglo-Saxon
Old English name of the Germanic tribe the Angles.

æðele Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "noble".

beadu Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "battle".

beald Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "bold, brave".

beorht Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "bright".

beorn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "warrior, man", probably originally meaning "bear".

bot 2 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "remedy, help".

brun Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Old Dutch (Hypothetical), Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English, Old Dutch and Frankish word meaning "brown".

burg Old High German, Old Saxon, Anglo-Saxon, Old Dutch, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old Saxon, Old English, Old Dutch and Frankish word meaning "fortress, fortification, citadel".

cene Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "bold, keen".

ceol Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "keel (of a ship)".

cild Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "baby, child".

cuþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "known, familiar".

cyne Anglo-Saxon
Old English element meaning "kingly, royal".

dæg Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "day".

deore Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "dear".

dunn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "dark, brown".

ead Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "wealth, fortune".

eald Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "old".

ealh Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "temple".

eard Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "land".

ecg Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "edge, blade".

eofor Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "boar".

eormen Anglo-Saxon
Old English prefix meaning "whole, great, universal".

est Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "grace".

faru Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old English and Frankish word meaning "journey".

flæd Anglo-Saxon
Old English element possibly meaning "beauty" (unattested as a word).

friþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "peace".

gar Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "spear".

giefu Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "gift".

glæd Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "bright, cheerful, glad".

god 1 Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old English and Frankish word meaning "god".

god 2 Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old English and Frankish word meaning "good".

guð 1 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "battle".

heah Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "high".

heard Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "hard, firm, brave, hardy".

helm Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English and Frankish word meaning "helmet".

here 1 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "army".

hild Anglo-Saxon, Old Saxon
Old English and Old Saxon word meaning "battle".

hroð Anglo-Saxon
Old English element meaning "fame, glory" (as a vocabulary word, it is spelled hreð).

hun 1 Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English and Frankish element meaning "bear cub, offspring".

ing Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Old Dutch
Old High German, Old English and Old Dutch suffix meaning "belonging to".

leof Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "dear, beloved".

mære Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "famous, illustrious, known".

milde Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "gentle, mild, pleasant".

mund Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "protection".

noð Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "boldness, daring".

os Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "god".

ræd Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "counsel, advice".

ric Anglo-Saxon
Old English affix meaning "ruler, king".

rice Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "power, rule, realm" or "mighty, rich" (from rīkiją and rīkijaz, derivatives of rīks).

run Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "secret lore, rune".

sige Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "victory".

stan 1 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "stone".

stiþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "hard, stiff, cruel".

sunne Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "sun".

swan Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Old Saxon, Old Dutch (Hypothetical), Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English, Old Saxon, Old Dutch and Frankish word meaning "swan".

swiþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "strong".

þryþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "strength".

uhta Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "before dawn".

wær Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "aware, cautious".

weald 1 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "powerful, mighty" or "power, authority".

wealh Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "foreigner, Celt".

weard Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "guard, guardian".

wig Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English and Frankish word meaning "war, battle".

willa Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "will, desire".

wine Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "friend".

wulf Anglo-Saxon, Old Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old English, Old Saxon and Frankish word meaning "wolf".

wynn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "joy, bliss".