æd(e)r, f., stream; dp. ædrum, edrum.
ædre, adv., early, speedily.
æfen, m. or n., evening.
æfengrom, adj., angry at night.
æfenleoht, n., evening light, twilight.
æfenræst, f., evening rest; evening resting place, bed; as. and gs. æfenræste.
æfenspræc, f., evening speech; as. æfenspræce.
æfnan, efnan, wk. 1, to perform, do; to make ready; pres. subj. 3s. efne; pret. 1s. efnde; pret. 3s. æfnde, efnde; pp. geæfned; ger. efnanne.
geæfnan, wk. 1, to carry out; pret. 1p. geæfndon.
æfre, adv., ever, at any time, in any case; æfre ne, never.
æfter, prep., after, behind; through, throughout; among, in; as a result of, because of.
æfter, adv., after, afterwards, behind.
æfþunca, wk. m., annoyance, humiliation.
æghwa, m., æghwæt, n. pron., every one, everything; ngs. æghwæs (semi-adv., in every way); mds. æghwæm.
æghwær, adv., everywhere.
æghwæðer, pron., either, each (of two), both; ngs. æghwæþres; mds. æghwæþrum, æghwæðrum; np.? æghwæðre.
æghwylc, I. adj., each, every; mas. æghwylcne; II. pron. each, everyone, everything; mns. æghwylc; mds. æghwylcum.
ægweard, f., shore-watch; as. ægwearde.
æht, f., ownership, power; property, possessions; the keeping of the sea, the power of the sea; ns., as. æht; ap. æhte.
geæhtle, wk. f., esteem; gs. geæhtlan.
æled, m., fire, flame.
æledleoma, wk. m., fire-light, torch; as. æledleoman.
Ælfhere, m., kinsman of Wiglaf; gs. Ælfheres.
ælfylce, n., foreign-folk, army; dp. ælfylcum.
ælmihtiga, adj. and subst., all-mighty (one).
æltimbred, adj. and subst., pp., all-timbered (place).
ælwiht, f., alien creature; gp. ælwihta.
æne, adv., once.
ænig, I. adj., any; mas. ænigne; fas. ænige; mds. ænegum; mgp. ænigra; II. pron. any, anyone; mds. ængum, ænigum, ænegum; mgp. ænigre; in any way, by any means, nis. ænige.
ænlic, adj., unique, peerless, beautiful; fns. ænlic, ænlicu.
æppelfealu, adj., apple-fallow; the color of a horse, perhaps 'bay'; mnp. æppelfealuwe.
ær, I. adv., before, beforehand, at first, in the beginning, originally; soon, sooner; earlier, early, always, at all times; comp. before, formerly; æror, ærer; supl. first; ærest; II. conj., before, ere; III. prep., before, ere.
ærdæg, m., early-day, daybreak; ds. ærdæge.
ærende, n., errand, message; as. ærende.
ærfæder, m., ere-father, forefather.
ærgestreon, n., ancient treasure; as. ærgestreon; gp. ærgestreona.
ærgeweorc, n., ancient work.
ærgod, adj., ere-good, good of old, formerly good.
ærra, adj. comp., earlier, former; dp. ærran.
ærwela, wk. m., ere-wealth, ancient wealth; as. ærwelan.
Æschere, m., Hroðgar's favorite counselor; gs. Æscheres; ds. Æschere.
æs, n., food, carrion; ds. æse.
æsc, m., ash-spear; dp. æscum.
æscholt, n., ash-wood spear; np. æscholt.
æscwiga, wk. m., ash-spear warrior.
æt, prep. with dat., at, near, adjacent to, beside; at or engaged in some kind of activity; of (necessity), from (need); after verbs of taking, receiving: 'from'; with persons; 'at, on'.
æt, mn., food, eating; ds. æte.
ætberan, st. 4, to carry, bear, carry off; to bring something to someone; of the sea: to carry, transport someone; pret. 1s. and 3s. ætbær; pret. 3p. ætbæron.
ætfeolan, st. 3, to cling, stick, adhere to, hold; pret. 1s. ætfealh.
ætferian, wk. 1, to carry away, take away; pret. 1s. ætferede.
ætgædere, adv., together.
ætgifan, st. 5, to give, render up.
ætgræpe, adj., grasping, seizing.
æthrinan, st. 1, to touch; pret. 3s. æthran.
æthweorfan, st. 3, to turn, go, return; pret. 3s. æthwearf.
ætrihte, adv., immediately, right away.
ætsomne, adv., together.
ætspringan, st. 3, to flow out, spurt out; pret. 3s. ætspranc.
ætstandan, st. 6, to stand by, stand still; pret. 3s. ætstod.
ætsteppan, st. 6, to go, tread; pret. 3s. ætstop.
ættren, adj., poisonous, venomous, noxious.
ætwegan, st. 5, to carry off, carry away; pret. 3s. ætwæg.
ætwindan, st. 3, to escape, get away; pret. 3s. ætwand.
ætwitan, st. 1, to blame, reproach; pret. 3p. ætwiton.
æþele, adj., noble, famous, glorious; fns. æþele; wk. ngs. æþelan.
æþeling, æðeling, m., prince, hero; ns. and vs. æþeling, æðeling; gs. æþelinges, æðelinges; ds. æþelinge, æðelinge; np. æþelingas, æðelingas; gp. æþelinga, æðelinga; dp. æþellingum.
æþelu, np., nobility, nobility of birth; ap. æþelu; dp. æþelum, æðelum.
æðm, m., breath, breathing; ds. æðme.