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| ang læppa (n) |
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| en murder (n) |
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| ang sceotend (n) |
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| ang gefæderan (n) |
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| ang ƿolcen (n) |
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| ang gehyran (v) |
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| ang stapol (n) |
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| enm woo |
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| ang cyweþ |
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| ang þyld (n) |
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| en tomorrow |
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| ang niwan (r) |
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| ang fæt (n) |
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| ang nænig |
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| enm flote |
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| ang geþanc (n) |
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| ang feolan (v) |
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| ang sceaþa (n) |
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| ang sceotan (v) |
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| ang gese (r) |
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| ang ingehygd (n) |
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| ang sceawian (v) |
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| ang ungedafenlic |
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| enm nynetene |
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| fr entièrement (r) |
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| en cry out (v) |
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| ang ofer (n) |
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| en wane |
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| ang dustsceawung (n) |
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| ang gedrefednes (n) |
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| en palm (n) |
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| ang hoppestre (n) |
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| ang nemnan (v) |
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| ang slegel (n) |
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| en known |
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| ang þeod |
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| ang edcwician (v) |
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| ang onfindan (v) |
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| ang gewadan (v) |
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| ang cynedom (n) |
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| en earth |
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| ang forlæran (v) |
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| fr souffle (n) |
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| ang forslean (v) |
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| ang nytwierþe (a) |
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| ang wealdend (n) |
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| ang undeadlicnes |
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| ang harum |
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| ang ræde (n) |
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| ang wræþþu |
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| ang swan (n) |
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| ang getwæfan |
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| ang had (n) |
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| fr oiseau (n) |
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| en crafty |
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| enm ram |
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| ang broga (n) |
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| ang stund (n) |
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| ang costung |
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| ang gerihtan (v) |
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| en ansley |
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| ang tellan (v) |
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| ang stunian (v) |
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| en vang |
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| ang asceadan (v) |
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| en yearly |
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| ang ieldan (v) |
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| ang bled (n) |
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| ang mægdenhad |
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| ang þicgan (v) |
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| ang budda (n) |
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| ang strange (a) |
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| ang hƿæne (n) |
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| ang geondseon |
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| sco ae |
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| ang cuþlæcan (v) |
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| en winly |
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| en elephant (n) |
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| en clothing (n) |
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| en mole |
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| ang bringan (v) |
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| ang worþ (n) |
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| ang logian (v) |
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| ang hleor (n) |
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| enm gyst |
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| en dungeon (n) |
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| ang forþberan (v) |
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| ang beseon (v) |
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| ang orþanc (n) |
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| ang geonre |
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| ang gangere (n) |
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| ang mægþum (n) |
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| ang ymbsniþan |
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| ang samen (r) |
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| ang ham (n) |
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| enm blowen |
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| ang þing (n) |
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| ang bycgan (v) |
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| ang gædrian (v) |
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