| ang sigorwuldor (n) |
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| ang fleaxen (a) |
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| ang cwicseolfor |
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| ang misdon (v) |
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| ang nepflod |
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| enm rede |
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| ang crudan (v) |
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| ang eax (n) |
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| ang gebed (n) |
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| ang middæg (n) |
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| sco le |
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| ang wyrmread |
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| ang full (a) |
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| ang gewuldrian (v) |
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| en saddle |
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| ang dryge (a) |
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| enm mirthe |
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| enm floten |
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| ang scearu (n) |
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| ang eadgar |
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| ang gecocnian (v) |
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| en behead (v) |
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| en priest (n) |
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| ang cneo (n) |
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| en wordful |
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| ang manigfealdnes |
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| ang æled (n) |
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| ang forsprecan |
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| ang geanlæcan (v) |
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| ang andwlita (n) |
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| ang gefredan (v) |
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| ang swiþe (r) |
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| ang speliend |
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| en mirror (n) |
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| ang ƿislice (r) |
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| ang stapol (n) |
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| ang ere |
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| ang geondswogan |
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| ang seofon |
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| en needful |
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| ang befealdan (v) |
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| en youngly |
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| ang bemetan (v) |
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| ang teon (v) |
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| ang midniht |
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| ang manig |
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| ang oferdon (v) |
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| ang gifstol |
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| ang mos (n) |
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| ang geondleccan (v) |
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| ang rad (n) |
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| en costning |
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| ang winnan (v) |
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| sco chirk |
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| ang yþlad (n) |
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| ang geswummen |
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| ang ƿiga (n) |
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| ang gese |
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| ang geseþung (n) |
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| enm smerte |
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| ang fordwinan (v) |
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| ang nearo (a) |
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| ang teag (n) |
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| fr guider (v) |
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| en hunting (n) |
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| ang leafa (n) |
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| ang blandan (v) |
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| ang bedyppan (v) |
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| ang beforan |
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| ang mildelice (r) |
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| ang spræc (n) |
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| enm claye |
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| ang gefyllan (v) |
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| ang neodlice |
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| ang werod (n) |
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| ang treoƿ (n) |
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| ang geoc (n) |
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| ang þeow (n) |
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| ang noƿend (n) |
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| ang cidan (v) |
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| fr bleu (a) |
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| en shut |
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| ang openaþ |
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| ang tinclian (v) |
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| ang nigontiene (a) |
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| ang inlendisc |
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| ang ofgan (v) |
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| ang sundorgerefland |
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| ang leoflic (a) |
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| en chervil |
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| enm spiþre |
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| ang eodor (n) |
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| ang miltsian (v) |
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| ang unwittig (a) |
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| ang beniman |
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| ang stybb (n) |
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| fr vache (n) |
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| ang abrecan (v) |
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| en lazy (a) |
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| enm herberwe |
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