| ang niwnes (n) |
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| enm lythe |
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| enm ellen |
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| ang hilderæs (n) |
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| ang hefig (a) |
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| ang wæterflod (n) |
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| ang getwisa (n) |
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| en twelve |
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| enm snewen |
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| ang orsorgleas (a) |
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| ang gesiþ (n) |
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| en hatch |
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| ang ofercyþan |
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| ang cycel (n) |
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| ang þegn |
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| ang aþeodan (v) |
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| ang for (n) |
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| ang ofstandan (v) |
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| ang strican (v) |
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| ang hyrmann |
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| ang þe |
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| ang ƿrohtsaƿere (n) |
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| ang panne (n) |
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| ang incuman (v) |
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| ang swær (a) |
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| ang nerian (v) |
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| en no one (n) |
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| ang weaxcandel |
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| ang grundleas |
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| ang belucan (v) |
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| ang bodian (v) |
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| ang blendan (v) |
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| ang þost (n) |
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| enm deel |
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| ang beƿrecan (v) |
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| ang man (n) |
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| en even christian |
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| ang riht |
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| en marshmallow (n) |
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| ang ætrennes |
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| ang nædre (n) |
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| ang þurhƿlitan (v) |
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| ang bedelfan (v) |
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| ang hunigsmæc (n) |
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| ang geatwa (n) |
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| ang dumbnes (n) |
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| ang began (v) |
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| ang hlystan (v) |
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| ang uþwitlic (a) |
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| ang andwyrdan (v) |
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| ang wogere (n) |
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| en corfe mullen |
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| ang mimor (a) |
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| ang ƿesende (v) |
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| ang orblede |
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| ang fæderas |
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| ang scirgerefa |
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| ang mimor (a) |
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| ang faroþ (n) |
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| ang secen |
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| ang scipian (v) |
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| enm wath |
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| ang wiþmetendlic (a) |
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| ang ilca (n) |
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| ang forcweþan (v) |
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| ang niht (n) |
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| en france (n) |
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| ang underberan |
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| ang wroht (n) |
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| ang ar (n) |
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| ang sundorwis |
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| ang gehat |
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| ang bryne (n) |
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| ang haswig (a) |
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| en shelton |
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| ang gastleas (a) |
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| ang fifel (n) |
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| ang midde (n) |
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| en sheer |
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| en weed |
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| en wish |
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| fr magnifique (a) |
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| ang hungor (n) |
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| ang gemengan (v) |
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| ang cræftig (a) |
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| ang hneaw (a) |
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| ang and (r) |
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| ang hatan (v) |
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| en puddle |
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| ang æsce (n) |
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| ang slege (n) |
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| ang gemanigfyldan (v) |
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| en wrist |
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| en udder |
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| ang leaslice |
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| en quiver |
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| ang eorþfæt |
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| ang wid (a) |
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| en blowing |
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| ang sæton |
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