of, see hof.

of, prep., from, out of, among, about; (adverbially) off.

ofer, m., bank, shore; ds. ofre.

ofer, prep., w. dat. over, above; w.acc. over, across;.

ofercuman, st. 4, to overcome; pret. 3s. ofercwom; pret. 3p. ofercomon; pp. ofercumen.

ofereode, see ofergan.

oferfleon, st. 2, to flee from.

oferflitan, st. 1, to overcome; pret. 3s. oferflat.

ofergan, anom., to pass over, traverse, cross; pret. 3s. ofereode; pret. 3p. ofereodon.

oferhelmian, wk. 2, to overhang, overshadow; pres. 3s. oferhelmað.

oferhigian, wk. 2, to overcome, overpower; to delude, be (self) deluded, be overcome by conceit.

oferhycgan, wk. 3, to despise, scorn; pret. 3s. oferhogode.

oferhygd, f., pride, arrogance; gp. oferhygda, oferhyda.

ofermaðum, m., extravagant treasure; dp. ofermaðmum.

ofermægen, n., over-might, more power, superior force; ds. ofermægene.

ofersecan, wk. 1, to overtax; pret. 3s. ofersohte.

oferseon, st. 5, to oversee, observe; pret. 3p. ofersawon.

ofersittan, st. 5, to refrain from; to outdo; pres. 1s. ofersitte.

oferswimman, st. 3, to swim over; pret. 3s. oferswam.

oferswyðan, wk. 1, to overpower, overcome; pres. 3s. oferswyðeþ, oferswyðeð.

oferweorpan, st. 3, to fall over; pret. 3s. oferwearp.

Offa, wk. m., Anglian king; gs. Offan.

offerian, wk. 1, to carry off; pret. 3s. offerede.

ofgyfan, st. 5, to give up, leave, quit desert; pret. 3s. ofgeaf; pret. 3p. ofgeafon, ofgefan.

oflætan, st. 7, to let go, give up, leave; pres. 2s. oflætest; pret. 3s. oflet.

ofost, f., haste, speed; ds. ofoste, ofeste, ofste.

ofostlice, adv., quickly, hastily.

ofsceotan, st. 2, to shoot (someone or something fatally); pret. 3s. ofscet.

ofsittan,st. 5, to sit on, upon; pret. 3s. ofsæt.

ofslean, st. 6, to slay, kill; pret. 1s. and 3s. ofsloh.

oft, adv., often; repeatedly, continually; comp. oftor; supl. oftost.

ofteon, st. 1, to deny, deprive, withhold, suppress; pret. 3s. ofteah.

ofþyncan, wk. 1, to displease.

Oht(h)ere, m., son of the Swedish king Ongenþeow; gs. Oht(h)eres ; ds. Ohtere.

ohwær, ower, adv., anywhere.

ombeht, ombiht, m., servant, officer.

ombihtþegn, m., serving-thane, servant, attendant; ds. ombihtþegne.

omig, adj., rusty; np. omige.

on, num. adj. and subst., one; see an.

on, an, prep., with dative: on, in, at, among; with accusative: on, to, on to, into, in, for;
on innan, within, inside;
þær on, in there;
on efn following dative him even with;
with genitive, on ðæs Waldendes, of the Lord.

on, adv., on, on and on, continually.

onarn, see onirnan.

onberan, st. 4, to harm, hurt, weaken, deplete; pp. nns. onboren.

onbidan, st. 1, to wait, await; abide; pret. 3s. onbad.

onbindan, st. 3, to unbind, loose; pret. 3s. onband.

onbregdan, st. 3, to swing open; pret. 3s. onbræd.

oncearbend (ancorbend), f., anchor-rope; dp. oncearbendum.

oncirran, wk. 1, to turn, turn around; to move, go; pret. 3s. oncirde.

oncnawan, st. 7, to know, recognize, perceive; pret. 3s. oncniow.

oncyð, f., grief, agony; as. oncyþðe.

ond, conj., and; ond, usually occurs as Tironian abbreviation 7.

ondhweorfan, st. 3, to turn against; pret. 3s. 7hwearf.

ondlonge, see andlong.

ondrædan, st. 7, to dread, fear; pret. 3s. ondred; pret. subj. 3s. ondrede.

ondrysne, adj., terrible, awful; fas. ondrysne.

Onela, wk. m., Swedish king, son of Ongenþeow; gs. Onelan. See also Ela.

onettan, wk. 1, to hasten, hurry; pret. 3p. onetton.

onfindan, st. 3, to find, find out, discover, see, realize; pret. 3s. onfand, onfunde; pret. subj. 3s. onfunde; pp. onfunden.

onfon, st. 7, to receive, accept, take; meet, clasp; imp. s. onfoh; pret. 3s. onfeng.

ongeador, adv. together.

ongean, adv., opposite, towards.

ongean, prep., against, towards.

Ongenþeow, m., Swedish king; ns. Ongenðio, Ongenþio, Ongenðiow; gs. Ongenþeoes, Ongenðioes, Ongenþeowes; ds. Ongenðio.

onginnan, st. 3, to begin, undertake, attempt, try (hard); pres. 3s. onginneð; pret. 1s. ongan; pret. 3s. ongan, ongon; pret. 3p. ongunnon; pp. ongunnen.

ongitan, ongytan, st. 5, to perceive, see, behold, hear, understand; inf. ongitan, ongytan, ongyton; pres. subj. 1s. ongite; imp. s. ongit; pret. 3s. ongeat; pret. 3p. ongeaton; to befall; pret. 3s. angeat.

onhreran, wk. 1, to stir up, arouse; pp. onhrered.

on innan, see on.

onirnan, st. 3, to spring open, give way; pret. 3s. onarn.

onlætan, st. 7, to loosen; pres. 3s. onlæteð.

onleon, st. 1, to lend; pret. 3s. onlah.

onlicnæs, f., likeness.

onlucan, st. 2, to unlock, open, reveal; pret. 3s. onleac.

onmedla, wk. m., arrogance; ds. onmedlan.

onmunan, pret-pres., to consider fit for, worthy of; pret. 3s. onmunde.

onsacan, st. 6, to resist, fight off.

onsæce, see onsecan.

onsæge, adj., assailing, attacking.

onsælan, wk. 1, to loosen, untie; imp. s. onsæl.

onsecan, wk. 1, to deprive; pres. subj. 3s. onsæce.

onsendan, wk. 1, to send, send away; imp. sg. onsend; pret. 3s. onsende; pret. 3p. onsendon; pp. onsended.

onseon, st. 5, to see, look on, behold, take notice of; pret. 3p. onsawon.

onsittan, st. 5, to dread.

onsponnan, st. 7, to unfasten, unbind; pret. 3s. onspeon.

onspringan, st. 3, to spring apart or asunder; pret. 3p. onsprungon.

onstellan, wk. 1, to start, bring about; pret. 3s. onstealde.

onswifan, st. 1, to swing, turn; pret. 3s. onswaf.

onsyn, see ansyn.

ontyhtan, wk. 1, to incite, compel; pret. 3s. ontyhte.

onðeon, st. 1, to prosper, succeed; pret. 3s. onðah.

onwacian, wk. 2, to watch over; pret. 3s. onwacade.

onwadan, st. 6, to seize, take possession of; pret. 3s. onwod.

onwæcnan, st. 6, to awaken; pret. 3s. onwoc; to arise, be engendered by; pret. 3s. onwoc; pret. 3p. onwocon.

onweald, m., possession, control; as. onweald.

onwendan, wk. 1, to turn aside, put aside, put away, remove.

onwindan, st. 3, to unwind; pres. 3s. onwindeð.

onwoc, see onwæcnan.

open, adj., open; fas. opene.

openian, wk. 2, to open.

or, n., beginning, origin, start; ns. and as. or; on ore: at the front; ds. ore.

orc, m., cup; np. orcas.

orcneas, mp., evil spirits; np. orcneas.

ord, m., point, thrust; ns. and as. ord; ds. orde; on orde: in front, at the point.

ordfruma, wk. m., chief, leader, source, creator.

oretmecg, m., warrior; np. and ap. oretmecgas.

oretta, wk. m., warrior, hero, champion.

orfeorme, adj., lacking, destitute.

orleahtre, adj., blameless.

orlege, n., war, battle, strife; gs. orleges; ds. orlege.

orleghwil, f., time of strife, war-time; ds. orleghwile; gp. orleghwila.

orþanc, m., cunning, skill; dp. orþancum, orðoncum.

oruð, n., breath, exhalation; ds. oreðe.

orwearde, adj., unguarded; nas. orwearde.

orwena, wk.adj., despairing of, desperate for.

Oslaf, m., Danish warrior.

oð, prep., until, to, up to, as far as.

oþberan, st. 4, to bear away, carry off; pret. 3s. oþbær.

oðer, adj., other, another; nas. oðer; nap. oþer; second, next; mns. oðer; ngs. oðres; mis. oðre; used as substantive: other(s), another, other (one); mns., fns., and nns. oðer; mas. oþerne; nas. oðer; mgs. oðres; mds. oðrum, oþrum.

oðferian, wk. 1, to bear away, leave with; pret. 1s. oðferede.

oðgan, anom., to get away, escape; pret. 3p. oðeodon.

oð þæt, oþ þæt, oþ ðæt, oð ðæt, oðð þæt, conj., until.

oððe, oþðe, conj., or.

oðwitan, st. 1, to reproach, blame, demean.

ower, see ohwær.

owiht, (awiht), f., anything, something; also adverbially: by any means, anyway; ds. owihte.