.: rollover flashcards: The Old Testament in Anglo-Saxon England :.
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| tiþian (2) | grant |
| geendebyrdan (1) | arrange |
| gecynd (fn) | nature, order; species; progeny, generation |
| stīþ (adj) | hard, severe, stern |
| tægl (m) | tail |
| foran (adv) | in advance, beforehand |
| gelīffæstan (1) | bring to life |
| gecȳþnes (f) | witness, testament |
| gedwolsum (adj) | misleading, confusing |
| plēolic (adj) | dangerous |
| wrēgan (1) | accuse |
| gefadian (2) | arrange |
| dǣdbōt (f) | penitence |
| bīcnan (1), bīcnian (2) | indicate, reveal |
| cinn (n) | kind, sort |
| geswutelian (2) | declare, make known |
| wīse (f) | way, arrangement |
| nearulīce (adv) | concisely |
| mǣrþu (f) | honour, glory |
| pleoh (n) | danger |
| geweorþan (iii) | happen; please, be pleasing |
| lāc (nf) | offering |
| fadung (f) | arrangement, disposition |
| gedihtan (1) | dictate |
| wissian (2) | guide |
| þignen (f) | female servant |
| lēohtlic (adj) | light, insignificant, straightforward |
| orf (n) | cattle, livestock |
| gelaþung (f) | congregation |
| forsēon (v) | despise |
| ingehygd (f) | thought, intention, conscience |
| weler (mf) | lip |