gad, n., lack, want.
galan, st. 6, to sing, bewail; pres. 3s. gęleš.
galdre, see gealdor.
galga, wk. m., gallows; ds. galgan.
galgmod, adj., gallows-minded, gloomy; fns. galgmod.
galgtreow, n., gallowstree; dp. galgtreowum.
gamen, gomen, n., games, joy, mirth, amusement; ns. gamen, gomen; as. gamen; ds. gomene, gamene.
gamol, gomol, adj., old, aged, ancient; mns. gamol, gomol, gomel; wk. mns. gamela, gomela; nns. gomol; wk. mas. gomelan; fas. gomele; mds. gamelum, gomelum; wk. mds. gomelan; mnp. gomele; mgp. gomelra.
gamolfeax, adj., grey-haired.
gan, anom., to go; pres. 3s. gęš; pres. subj. 3s. ga; imp. s. ga; pret. 3s. eode; pret. 3p. eodon; pp. gegan.
gegan, anom., to go; to bring about; to happen; pret. 3s. geeode, geiode; 3p. geeodon.
gang, m., going; as. gang; gs. ganges; ds. gange.
gangan, gongan, st. 7, to go;
(S1) inf. gangan, gongan; pret. 3s. geong, gang;
(S2) inf. gongan; imp. s. geong; pret. 3s. geong, giong.
gegangan, gegongan, st. 7, to go to; to reach a certain point; to obtain, win; to bring about; to happen; pres. 3s. gegangeš; pp. gegongen; ger. gegangenne.
ganot, m., gannet, sea-bird; gs. ganotes.
gar, m., spear; gs. gares; ds. gare; np. garas; gp. gara.
garcene, adj., spear-keen, brave, bold.
garcwealm, m., death by the spear; as. garcwealm.
Gar-Dene, m., Spear-Danes; gp. Gar-Dena; dp. Gar-Denum.
garholt, n., spear-shaft; spear; as. garholt.
Garmund, m., Anglian king, Uncle of Eomer; gs. Garmundes.
garsecg, m., ocean, sea; literally 'spear-man' (perhaps referring to Neptune); as. garsecg.
garwiga, wk. m., spear-fighter, warrior; ds. garwigan.
garwigend, m., spear-fighter, warrior; ap. garwigend.
gast, gęst, m., spirit, ghost, demon; ns. gęst; as. gast; gs. gastes; gp. gasta, gęsta.
gastbona, wk. m., soul-slayer, devil.
gędeling, m., kinsman, companion; gs. gędelinges; dp. gędelingum.
ge, conj., and; correlative both . . . and, ge . . . ge.
ge, pron., see žu.
ge, when used as a prefix or infix, ge is ignored in alphabetization.
geador, adv., together.
geald, see gyldan.
gealdor, n., sound; spell; as. gealdor; ds. galdre.
gealp, see gylpan.
gean, prep., against, towards. See also ongean.
geap, adj., arched, vaulted, spacious; mas. geapne.
gear, n., year; gp. geara, used adverbially: long ago.
geard, m., dwelling; 'yard'; ap. geardas; dp. geardum.
geardagas, m.p., former days, days gone by; dp. geardagum.
gearo, gearu, geara, adj., ready; geared, equipped; fns. gearo; fas. gearwe; np. gearwe.
geareofolm, adj., ready hand, grip.
gearo, adv., see gear(w)e.
gearwe, geare, gearo, adv., well, clearly, completely, surely; with negative, not at all, gearwe ne; comp. gearwor; supl. gearwost.
Geat, m., 'the Geat', referring to Beowulf; ns. and as. Geat; gs. Geates; ds. Geate.
Geatas, mp., Scandanavian tribe; ap. Geatas; gp. Geata, Geotena; dp. Geatum.
Geatisc, adj., Geatish, Geatish woman.
Geat-męcgas, m. p., men of the Geats; gp. Geatmecga; dp. Geatmęcgum.
geatolic, adj., ornamented, adorned, splendid, stately.
geatwa, f., precious objects; ap. geatwa.
gegncwide, m., answer, reply; words, conversation; gp. gegncwida.
gegnum, adv., forwards, straight, directly.
gehšo, see giohšo.
gen, adv., still, yet, further;with negative: not yet, by no means.
gena, adv., still, further.
gende, see gengan.
gengan, wk 1., to go, ride; pret. 3s. gengde, gende.
genunga, adv., straightway, directly, completely.
geo, gio, iu, adv., formerly, of old.
geoc, f., help; as. and ds. geoce.
geocorsiš, m., sad journey.
geofon, gifen, m. or n., sea, ocean; gs. geofenes, gyfenes.
geofena, geofum, see gifu.
geogoš, giogoš, f., youth; young person; as. geogoše, gioguše; gs. geogože, iogože; ds. geogože, giogoše.
geogošfeorh, m. or n., period of youth; ds. geogošfeore, geogušfeore.
geolo, adj., yellow; fas. geolwe.
geolorand, m., yellow shield; as. geolorand.
geomeowle, wk. f., old woman or wife; as. iomeowlan.
geomor, adj., unhappy, sad, mournful; fns. geomuru.
geomore, adv., sadly.
geomorgyd, n., mournful song; as. giomorgyd.
geomorlic, adj., sad; nns. geomorlic.
geomormod, adj., sad of mind; mns. and fns. geomormod; mns. giomormod.
geomrian, wk. 2., to mourn, lament; pret. 3s. geomrode.
geomuru, see geomor.
geond, prep., throughout, through, along, over.
geondbrędan, wk 1., to overspread; pp. geondbręded.
geondhweorfan, st. 3, to pass through, go about; pret. 3s. geondhwearf.
geondseon, st. 5, to look over; pret. 1s. geondseh.
geondwlitan, st. 1, to look over; giondwlitan.
geong, giong, adj., young; also as subst., young (person); fns. geong; wk. m. geonga; mas. geongne; mds. geongum; wk. mgs., mds. geongan; map. geonge; mdp. geongum; supl. wk. n. gingęste.
geong, verb, see gangan.
georn, adj., desirous, eager.
georne, adv., eagerly, willingly, readily; certainly, surely; carefully; comp. geornor.
geosceaft, m., destiny, fate; as. geosceaft.
geosceaftgast, m., fated spirit; gp. geosceaftgasta.
geotan, st. 2, to pour, flow, rush; pres. ptc. geotende.
Geotena see Geatas.
gestsele, m., guest hall; as. gestsele.
getan, wk 1., to kill; cut open.
gid(d), gyd(d), n., song, story, speech; ns. and as. gid, gyd; gp. gidda; dp. giddum, gyddum.
giest, see gist.
gif, gyf, conj.; if.
gifan, st. 5, to give; inf. giofan; pret. 3s. geaf; pret. 3p. geafon; pp. gyfen.
gifen, noun, see geofon.
gifeše, adj., given, granted by fate; nns. gifeše, gyfeže.
gifeše, n., fate.
gifheal, f., gifthall; as. gifhealle.
gifre, adj., greedy, ravenous; fns. gifre; supl. gifrost.
gifsceat, m., gift; ap. gifsceattas.
gifstol, m., gift-seat, throne; ns. and as. gifstol.
Gifšas, mp., East Germanic tribe; dp. Gifšum.
gifu, f., gift; as. gife; gp. gifa, geofena; dp. geofum.
gigant, m., giant; np. gigantas; gp. giganta.
gilp, gylp, n., boast, pride; as. gilp, gylp; ds. gylpe.
gilpcwide, m., boasting speech.
gilphlęden, adj., pp., boast-laden.
gim(m), m., gem, jewel.
gimmerice, n., jewel-kingdom, precious realm; as. gimmerice.
gin(n), gyn(n), adj., broad, spacious; mas. gynne.
ginfęst, gimfęst, adj., ample, generous; fas. gimfęste; wk. fas. ginfęstan.
gingęst, see geong.
gio, see geo.
giofan, see gifan.
giogoš, see geogoš.
giohšo, f., sorrow, care; as. giohšo; ds. gehšo.
giomorgyd, see geomorgyd.
giomormod, see geomormod.
giondwlitan, see geondwlitan.
giong, see geong.
giong, pret., see gangan.
gegiredan, see gegyrwan.
gist, m., stranger, visitor, guest; ns. and as. gist; ds. gyste; np. gistas; ap. giestas.
git, see žu.
git, see gyt.
glad, see glidan.
gladian, wk. 2., to glisten, shine; pres. 3p. gladiaš.
ględ, adj., kind, gracious; famous; mas. ględne; mds. gladum; map. ględe.
ględman, adj., kind, gracious; vs. flędman.
ględmod, adj., glad- minded.
gled, f., fire, flame; dp. gledum.
gledegesa, wk. m., fire-terror.
gleo, n., glee, mirth, celebration.
gleobeam, m., glee-wood, harp; gs. gleobeames.
gleodream, m., mirth, gleefulness; as. gleodream.
gleoman(n), m., gleeman, singer; gs. gleomannes.
glidan, st. 1, to glide; pret. 3s. glad; pret. 2p. glidon.
glitinian, wk. 2, to glitter.
glof, f., glove.
gneaš, adj., miserly.
gnorn, m. or n., sorrow, grief; as. gnorn.
gnornian, wk. 2, to mourn, lament; pret. 3s. gnornode.
God, m., the Diety, God; ns. and as. God; gs. Godes; ds. Gode.
god, adj., good, able, excellent, proper, strong, daring, brave; sometimes as substantive: good (one), noble (one), brave (one); mns. and nns. god; wk. mns. goda; mas. godne; mds. godum; wk. mds. godan; mnp. gode; wk. mnp. godan; map. gode; mgp. godra; fdp. godum; comp. betera, better, superior; supl. bet(o)st, best; mns. betst; fns. betost; nas. betst; wk. mas. betstan; wk. mvs. betsta; comp. selra, sella, better, superior; nns. selre; mas. and mds. selran; nas. selre; fnp. selran; supl. selest, best, fns. and nns.; wk. mns. selesta; nas selest; wk. mas. and mds. selestan; wk. mnp. and map. selestan.
god, n., good, goodness, gifts, good deeds; ds. gode; gp. goda; dp. godum.
godfremmend(e), mp. (pres. ptc.), one doing good, a doer of good deeds; gp. godfremmendra.
gold, n., gold; ns. and as. gold; gs. goldes; ds. golde.
goldęht, f., golden treasure; as. goldęht.
goldfag, goldfah, adj., ornamented with gold; mas. goldfahne; nas. goldfah; nnp. goldfag.
goldgyfa, wk. m., gold-giver, lord; as. goldgyfan.
goldhroden, adj., pp., gold-adorned; fns. goldhroden.
goldhwęte (-hwette), adj., pp.,
gold-whetted, incited by gold.
goldmašum, m., golden treasure; ap. goldmašmas.
goldsele, m., gold hall; as. and ds. goldsele.
goldweard, m., guardian of gold; as. goldweard.
goldwine, m., gold-friend, generous lord; ns. and vs. goldwine.
goldwlanc, adj., gold-proud; rewarded with gold; adorned with gold.
gombe, wk. f., tribute; as. gomban.
gomel, gomol, see gamol.
gomelswyrd, n., old-sword; as. gomelswyrd.
gomelwudu, m., old wood, referring to a harp; as. gomelwudu.
gomen, see gamen.
gomenwaž, f., joyous journey; ds. gomenwaže.
gomenwudu, m., joy-wood, harp.
(ge)gongan, see (ge)gangan.
gram, adj., wrathful, hostile; mgs. grames; wk. mnp. graman; mdp. gramum.
grap, f., grip, grasp; gs. and ds. grape; dp. grapum.
grap, verb, see gripan.
grapian, wk. 2, to grip; pret. 3s. grapode.
grędig, adj., greedy, gruesome; fns. and nas. grędig.
gręg, adj., grey; fap. gręge.
gręgmęl, adj., grey colored.
gręsmolde, wk. f., greensward; as. gręsmoldan.
Grendel, Gredel m., the monster; ns. and as. Grendel; gs. Grendles, Grendeles; ds. Grendle.
greot, n., sand, earth, grit; ds. greote.
greotan, st. 2, to weep; pres. 3s. greotež.
gretan, wk. 1, I. to approach, attack, harm; pret. 3s. grette; pret. subj. 2s. and 3s. grette; to touch, strum (the harp), pp. greted; II. to greet, welcome, address; inf. gretan; pret. 3s. grette.
gegretan, wk. 1, to greet; inf. gegrettan; pret. 3s. gegrette.
grim(m), adj., grim, fierce; mns. and fns. grim; wk. mns. grimma; mas. grimne; fgs. grimre; mdp. grummon; wk. fdp. grimman.
grimhelm, m., grim-helmet; ap. grimhelmas.
grimlic, adj., fierce, terrible.
grimme, adv., grimly, terribly.
gripan, st. 1, to grip, grasp, clutch; pret. 3s. grap.
gripe, m., a grip, grasp, attack; ns. and as. gripe.
gromheort, adj., hostile hearted.
gromhydig, adj., angry-minded.
growan, st. 7, to grow; pret. 3s. greow.
grund, m., land, ground, bottom (of the mere); as. grund; ds. grunde; ap. grundas.
grundbuend, m., earth-dweller, man; gp. grundbuendra.
grundhyrde, m., warden of the deep; as. grundhyrde.
grundsele, m., hall at bottom of mere; as. grundsele.
grundwong, m., bottom (of the mere); floor; land; as. and ap. grundwong.
grundwyrgen, f., cursed monster from the depths (Grendel's mother); as. grundwyrgenne.
gryn(n), see gyrn.
gryre, m., terror, horror; ns., as., ds. gryre; gp. gryra; dp. gryrum.
gryrebroga, wk. m., terror, horror.
gryrefah, adj., horribly discolored, gory; mas. gryrefahne.
gryregeatwe, fp., terrible armor; dp. gryregeatwum.
gryregiest, m., grim-guest, terrible stranger; ds. gryregieste.
gryreleoš, n., terrible song; as. gryreleoš.
gryrelic, adj., terrible, horrible; mas. gryrelicne.
gryresiš, m., grim journey, terrible expedition; ap. gryresišas.
guma, wk. m., man; as. guman; np. and ap. guman; gp. gumena; dp. gumum.
gumcyn(n), n., mankind; gs. gumcynnes; dp. gumcynnum.
gumcyst, f., manly virtue; ap. gumcyste; dp. gumcystum.
gumdream, m., joys of men; as. gumdream.
gumdryhten, m., lord of men.
gumfeža, wk. m., band on foot.
gumman(n), m., man; gp. gummanna.
gumstol, m., throne; ds. gumstole.
guš, f., war, battle, fight; as., gs., ds. guža, guše; gp. guša; dp. gušum.
gušbeorn, m., warrior; gp. gušbeorna.
gušbil(l), n., war-sword; gp. gušbilla.
gušbyrne, wk. f., war-corslet.
gušcearu, f., war-care; ds. gušceare.
gušcręft, m., war-craft.
gušcyning, m., war-king; ns. gušcyning, guškyning; as. gušcyning.
gušdeaš, m., death in war.
gušfloga, wk. m., war-flier; as. gušflogan.
gušfreca, wk. m., combatant.
gušfremmend(e), mp. (pres. ptc.), fighter; gp. gušfremmendra.
Guš-Geatas, see Geatas.
gušhelm, m., battle-helmet.
gušhorn, n., war-horn; as. gušhorn.
gušhreš, n., battle- glory.
Gušlaf, m., a Danish warrior.
gušleoš, n., war-song; as. gušleoš.
gužmod, n., war-mood, battle- spirit.
gušręs, m., war-storm, attack; as. gušręs; gp. gušręsa.
gušreouw, adj., battle- fierce.
gušrinc, m., warrior; ns. and as. gušrinc; gp. gušrinca.
gušrof, adj., battle-brave, renowned for combat.
gušscear, m., war-slaughter; ds. gušsceare.
gušsceaša, wk. m., battle-scather, enemy.
Guš-Scilfingas, see Scylfingas.
gušsearo, n., battle-gear; np. and ap. gušsearo.
gušsele, m., battle-hall; ds. gušsele.
gušsweord, n., war-sword; as. gušsweord.
gušgetawa, fp., war-gear; ap. gušgetawa; dp. gušgeatawum.
gušgewęde, n., war-gear; np. gušgewędo; ap. gušgewędu; gp. gušgewęda.
gušgeweorc, n., war- deed; gp. gužgeweorca, gušgeweorca.
gušwerig, adj., battle-weary; dying or dead; mas. gušwerigne.
gušwiga, wk. m., warrior.
gušwine, m., war-friend, sword; as. gušwine; war-companions, army, dp. gušwinum.
gyd(d), see gid(d).
gyddian, wk. 2, to speak, discourse; pret. 3s. gyddode.
gyf, see gif.
gyfen, noun, see geofon.
gyfen, pp., see gifan.
gyfeše, see gifeše.
gyldan, st. 3, to pay, repay; pret. 1s. and 3s. geald.
gylden, adj., golden; mas. gyldenne, g[yl]denne; mds. gyldnum.
gyldenhilt, n. golden-hilt.
gylp, see gilp.
gylpan, st. 3, to boast; pres. 1s. gylpe; pres. 3s. gylpeš; pret. 3s. gealp.
gylpspręc, f., boasting; ds. gylpspręce.
gylpword, n., boasting-word; gp. gylpworda.
gyman, wk. 1, to care about, heed, be intent on; pres. 3s. gymeš; imp. s. gym.
gyn(n), see gin(n).
gyrdan, wk l., to gird, belt; pp. gyrded.
gyrede, gegyred, see gyrwan.
gyrn, m. or n., grief, affliction; gp. grynna.
gyrnwracu, f., revenge for injury; gs. and ds. gyrnwręce.
gyrwan, wk. 1, to gear, prepare, make ready, arm; pret. 3s. gyrede; pret. 3p. gyredon; pp. gegyred; fns. and nns. gegyrwed; fas. and map. gegyrede.
gegyrwan, wk. 1, to gear, equip; pret. 3p. gegiredan.
gyst, see gist.
gystran, adv., yesterday.
gyt, git, adv., yet, still.
gytsian, wk. 2, to covet, be avaricious; pres. 3s. gytsaš.