ufan, adv., from above, at the top.
ufera, ufara, comp., higher, later; ndp. ufaran, uferan.
ufor, adv. comp., farther away.
uhta, uhte, wk. m. or n., daybreak, dawn; ds. uhtan.
uhtfloga, wk. m., night-flyer (dragon); gs. uhtflogan.
uhthlem, m., night-clash; as. uhthlem.
uhtsceaša, wk. m., dawn-scather, twilight foe.
umborwesende, adj., pres. ptc., being a child; mas. umborwesende; mds. umborwesendum.
unbliše, adj., joyless, unhappy, sorrowful; mns. and mnp. unbliše.
unbyrnende, adj., pres. ptc., without burning.
unc, uncer, see ic.
uncer, poss. adj., our two; mdp. uncran.
uncuš, adj., unknown, untold; strange, forbidding; mas. uncušne; nas. uncuš; mgs. and ngs. uncužes.
under, prep., with dat., under, underneath, at the lower part of, covered by;
with acc., under, to the lower part of, to the inside of.
under, adv., beneath.
undernmęl, n., morning; as. undermęl.
undyrne, adj., unhidden, apparent, well-known.
unfęcne, adj., without deceit, sincere.
unfęge, adj., undoomed, not fated to die; mas. unfęgne.
unfęger, adj., unfair, not beautiful, hideous, deformed.
unflitme, adv.?, a crux, perhaps 'without dispute' or 'unreservedly'.
unforht, adj., fearless, brave.
unforhte, adv., fearlessly, without hesitation.
unfrod, adj., not old; mds. unfrodum.
unfrom, adj., inactive, sluggish, feeble.
ungeara, adv., not long ago, recently; soon.
ungedefelice, adv., unfittingly.
ungleaw, adj., ignorant, unwise, unskilled, foolish; nas. ungleaw.
ungyfeše, adj., not granted, denied.
unhar, adj., white-haired, hoary.
unhęlo, adj., unhealthy, diseased.
unheore, unhiore, unhyre, adj., awful, frightful; fns. unheoru; nns. unhyre.
unhlitin, n., without fellowship (cf. midhlit fellowship) and in dwelling place; ds. unhlitine.
unigmetes (ungemetes), adv., without measure, exceedingly; see also ungemete.
unleof, adj., unloved; map. unleofe.
unlifigende, unlyfigende, adj., pres. ptc., unliving, dead; mas. unlyfigendne; mgs. unlyfigendes; mds. unlifgendum, unlifigendum.
unlytel, adj., not a little, great; mns., fns., nas. unlytel.
ungemete, adv., immeasurably, extremely, exceedingly.
unmurnlice, adv., ruthlessly; recklessly, lavishly.
unnan, pret-pres., to wish, grant; ne uže, begrudged; pres. 1s. an; pret. 1s. uže; pret. 3s. and pret. subj. 3s. uše.
geunnan, pret-pres., to grant; to let, allow; pret. 3s. geuše.
unnyt, adj., useless.
unriht, n., unright, wrong, unrighteous; adverbially: wrongfully; as. unriht; ds. unrihte.
unrim, n., countless number, untold number, large number; ns. and as. unrim.
unrime, adj., countless.
unrot, adj., unhappy, depressed; as substantive: unhappy (one); mnp. unrote.
unsnyttru, wk. f., lack of wisdom, folly; dp. unsnyttrum.
unsofte, adv., unsoftly, with difficulty.
unswiše, adv., not strongly; comp. unswišor, less strongly.
unsynnig, adj., guiltless, innocent; underserving (of oppression, misfortune); mas. unsynnigne.
unsynnum, adv. from dp., guiltlessly.
untęle, adj., blameless; map. untęle.
untydre, m., evil progeny, criminal offspring; np. untydras.
unwaclic, adj., not weak, sturdy; not mean, splendid; mas. unwaclicne.
unwearnum, adv. from dp., eagerly, greedily.
unwrecen, adj., pp., unavenged.
up, adv., up, upwards.
upahebban, st. 6, to lift up, raise up; pp. upahafen.
uplang, adj., upright.
uppe, adv., up, above, up around.
uppriht, adj., upright.
ure, pers. pron., see ic.
ure, poss. adj., our; mas. userne; ngs. usses; mds. ussum.
urum, us, user, usic, see ic.
ut, adv., out, without, outside.
utan, adv., from without, outside.
utanweard, adj., outside; mas. utanweardne.
utfus, adj., eager to set out.
uton, see wutun.
utweard, adj., turning outwards, striving to escape.
uše, see unnan.
ušgenge, adj., departing, departed from, ebbing away.