| enm waven |
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| ang swetlice (r) |
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| enm þestren |
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| gd sràid |
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| en tooth (n) |
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| ang þoden (n) |
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| ang sunder (r) |
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| ang oferlædan (v) |
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| en soup |
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| ang unlæd (a) |
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| ang eoh (n) |
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| ang hiwisc (n) |
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| enm suere |
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| ang totwæman (v) |
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| ang ymbgang (n) |
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| ang hærnflota |
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| en listen (v) |
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| ang unfulfremed (a) |
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| ang feorsian (v) |
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| ang ƿerian (v) |
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| ang oferrædan |
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| ang ham (n) |
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| ang bescitan |
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| ang slæpan (v) |
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| ang teag (n) |
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| en bile (n) |
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| ang foresteall (n) |
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| ang loþa (n) |
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| ang eored (n) |
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| ang lys |
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| ang tid (n) |
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| ang forlæran (v) |
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| ang tid (n) |
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| en wound (n) |
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| en fiddle |
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| ang begangan (v) |
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| ang sacan (v) |
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| ang forgieten |
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| en skelton |
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| ang sælþ (n) |
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| ang to |
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| ang stænen (a) |
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| enm pigge |
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| ang sien (n) |
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| ang nytwierþe (a) |
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| ang solor (n) |
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| ang æht (n) |
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| fr suffisant (a) |
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| ang wundor (n) |
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| ang wynn (n) |
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| ang storm (n) |
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| ang endeleas (a) |
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| ang laþian (v) |
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| ang ymbsettan (v) |
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| ang henn (n) |
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| ang anda (n) |
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| en forthlead |
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| ang eorcnanstan (n) |
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| enm hi |
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| ang færgripe (n) |
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| ang wealdend (n) |
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| ang wæterscyte |
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| en pine (n) |
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| ang utgang (n) |
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| enm asshe |
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| ang hwælweg (n) |
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| ang geþoht (n) |
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| ang modcræft (n) |
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| ang bispell (n) |
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| ang undeadlicnes |
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| en wrench |
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| ang harum |
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| ang soƿhul (n) |
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| ang scand (n) |
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| ang geposu (n) |
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| ang forhealdan (v) |
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| ang sohte |
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| en six |
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| enm sparwe |
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| ang gecennan |
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| ang bæcestre (n) |
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| en upgang |
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| ang bewitan (v) |
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| ang wealcan (v) |
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| ang hwa |
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| en approximately (r) |
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| enm pleye |
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| ang ræde (n) |
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| ang andgit (n) |
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| ang profian (v) |
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| ang þeostru (n) |
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| ang wundor (n) |
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| en noise (n) |
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| ang draca (n) |
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| ang cuman (v) |
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| ang geþanc (n) |
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| ang bolster (n) |
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| ang geþeodan (v) |
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| ang þæs (r) |
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| enm eende |
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