wōðɴ [wóðan] n.w.m. Odin, Oðinn, Wotan, Woden. [wōdanaz (st.m.)] wōðɴ- [wóðan-] pfx. related to wednesday. This may be prefixed to various time markers, e.g. wōðɴsūht = wednesday before dawn, wōðɴsunðrɴ = wednesday at noon, &c. [wōdanaz (st.m.)] wōðɴsdag [wóðansdag] n.st.m. wednesday. [wōðɴs + dag] wōðɴsnaht [wóðansnaht] n.st.f. wednesday night. [wōðɴs + naht] wōðþ [wóþ] n.st.n. anger, rage, wrath. [wōdin (st.f.)] wōhм [wóham] n.w.n. roar, drone, noise. Synonyms: hlō, swōg. [wōhmaz (st.m.)] wōr [wór] adj. confused, dazed, stunned, discombobulated. [wōr(j)a] wul [wul] n.st.n. wool. [wullō (st.f.)] wulcɴ [wulcan] n.w.n. cloud. [wulkanam (st.n.), wulkanaz (st.m.)] wulcɴvetscap [wulcanvetskap] n.w.n. nephology (the study of clouds). [wulcɴ + vetscap] wulvf [wulf] n.st.m. wolf. [wulfaz (st.m.)] wunðɴ [wunðan] v.t. to wound, to injure, to hurt. Synonyms: harmɴ. [wundōn] wunðag [wunðag] adj. happy. Synonyms: blīðþ, gladþ, tǣt. [wundaga] wunðʀ [wunðar] n.w.n. wonder. [wundram (st.n.)] wunðʀfʌ [wunðarful] adj. wonderful. wunðʀnasc (wunðrɴ sec) [wunðarnask (wunðran sek)] v.r. to wonder. wunðþ [wunþ] n.w.f. happyness, joy. [wund-] wunðþ [wunþ] n.w.n. wound, injury. Synonyms: harm, sǣr. [wundiz, wundō (st.f.)] wunðþ [wunþ] adj. wounded, injured, hurt. [wunda] wunɴ [wunan] v.i. to live, to dwell, to abide. Synonyms: dvelnasc. [wunēn] wunsc [wunsk] n.st.n. wish. [wunskaz] wunst [wunst] n.st.n. benefit, gain, profit. [wunstiz] wurc [wurk] n.w.n. work, œuvre, creation. wurðabōc [wurðabók] n.st.n. dixionary, lexicon. wurðavetscap [wurþvetskap] n.w.n. etymology. wurðþ [wurþ] n.w.n. word. [wurdam] wurm [wurm] n.w.n. worm, snake, serpent, any legless animal. [wurmaz (st.m.)] wurmvetscap [wurmvetskap] n.w.n. herpetology. wurt [wurt] n.st.n. wort, herb, plant. Derivations: hǣlwurt. [wurtiz] wurtvetscap [wurtvetskap] n.w.n. botany, phytology, horticulture. wᵫlvena [wylvena] n.st.f. she-wolf. wᵫnscɴ [wynsken] v.i. to wish. [wunskjan] wᵫrcɴ [wyrken] v.t. to work, to create. See arveðɴ for usage. [wurkjan] wᵫrgɴ [wyrgen] v.t. to choke, to strangle; to worry. [wurgjan] wᵫrgvestþ [wyrgvestþ] n.w.f. nitrogen (N). |