| ang langsumlice (r) |
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| en pleasant (a) |
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| ang hatan (v) |
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| ang flet (n) |
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| ang upgange (n) |
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| ang bera (n) |
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| ang hƿæne (n) |
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| ang foregangan (v) |
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| enm droghte |
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| ang strange (a) |
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| ang preowthwil (n) |
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| enm kingdom |
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| ang mihtleas |
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| ang anda (n) |
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| ang cyrran (v) |
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| ang gesacan |
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| ang red |
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| en middle finger (n) |
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| ang fyllu (n) |
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| ang slaga (n) |
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| ang fah (a) |
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| ang elebeam (n) |
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| ang nyttung |
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| ang dry (n) |
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| ang wuldorwerod (n) |
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| en spindle (n) |
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| en chess (n) |
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| ang steopbearn |
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| ang smeagan (v) |
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| ang smitan (v) |
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| ang geondseon |
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| sco ae |
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| ang wlite (n) |
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| en invite (v) |
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| en slumber |
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| ang sundorwine |
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| ang malscrung (n) |
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| ang gastgedal |
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| ang nosu (n) |
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| ang sumerhus |
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| ang þryccan (v) |
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| ang utlaga |
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| ang gælan (v) |
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| ang þeodenleas (a) |
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| en rhine |
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| ang æfenglom (n) |
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| en winly |
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| ang eahtatiene |
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| ang modstaþol (n) |
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| enm kire |
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| en melancholy (a) |
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| ang nyttol (a) |
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| fr blanc (a) |
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| ang wist |
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| ang forwyrcan (v) |
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| en soft |
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| ang forswerian (v) |
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| en blind |
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| ang fullice |
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| ang ealmæst (r) |
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| ang faru (n) |
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| ang befleogan |
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| ang niƿlice (r) |
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| ang mycel (a) |
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| ang becnawan |
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| ang hean (a) |
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| ang myne (n) |
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| ang bringan (v) |
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| ang sæælfen |
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| ang seon (v) |
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| en elephant (n) |
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| en dern |
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| ang dolg (n) |
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| ang intinga (n) |
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| ang mealwe (n) |
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| sga sebac |
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| ang sefa (n) |
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| ang freogan (v) |
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| ang sliþe (a) |
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| ang awiht (n) |
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| ang butan |
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| ang sceawung |
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| ang cynerice (n) |
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| ang wolcen (n) |
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| en mole |
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| en pug |
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| ang cnyttan (v) |
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| ang gesecgan (v) |
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| en infinity (n) |
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| ang forþberan (v) |
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| ang gefeoht (n) |
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| ang forhealdan (v) |
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| ang hemeþe (n) |
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| ang logian (v) |
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| ang ben (n) |
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| ang þost (n) |
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| ang handseax (n) |
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| ang worþ (n) |
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| en swiftly |
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| en thorough |
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