accidentally, by chance (adv.)      wēas
accompany (v tr.)      midsīð(eg)ian; samodsīðian [2]; tōgelǣstan [1]
accurately (adv.)      stǣrlīce; gewyrdelīce
addition (nn.)      ætēaca [m]
also, as well (adv.)      ēac; ealswā
anvil (nn.)      anfealt [f]
appetite (nn.)      fricl-o, -u [f]; metesōcn [f]
automatically (adv.)      selfwilles; wilsumlīce

baptism (nn.)      fulwiht [nt]
baptist (nn.)      fulwiht(w)ere [m]
basket (nn.)      mand [f]
because (conj.)      for ðām/ðǣm (þe); for ðon þe; (for)ðӯ
beginning (nn.)      fruma [m]
better (adv.)      (ā)bet; sēl(or)
birthplace (nn.)      cenningstōw [f]
but (conj.)      ac

candle (nn.)      candel [f]; tapor [m]
celestial (adj.)      ūpcund
coin (nn.)      mynet [nt]
coming, advent (nn.)      (tō)cyme [m]
companion (nn.)      gefēra [m]; gesīþ [m]; genamna [m]
consonant (nn.)      samodswegend [m]
conspiracy (nn.)      efentēam [m]
continuation (nn.)      gadertangnes [f]
curve (nn.)      bogetung [f]

dam (nn.)      pynding [f]
dangerous (adj.)      frēcne; frēcen(d)lîc; frǣcenful; plēolîc; plihtlîc
defend (v tr.)      werian [w1]
desert (nn.)      (feld)wēsten [m/f/nt]; unbӯed [nt]
direction, heading (nn.)      gerecnes [f]
distinction (nn.)      bescēad [nt]
divine (adj.)      godcund
dreamer (nn.)      swefnigend [m]

easily (adv.)      ēaðe; lēohte; sōfte
energy (nn.)      cāfnes [f]
enthusiast (nn.)      *gelufa [m]
European (adj.)      *francangebīfylcisc
example (nn.)      bīsen (ī/ӯ) [nt/f]

fertility (nn.)      berendnes [f]
fool (nn.)      wanhoga [m]
for free (adv.)      tō gifes
for some time (adv.)      hwīlhwega
frequent (adj.)      gelōme
friend (nn.)      wine [m]; frēond [m]

genealogy (nn.)      folctalu [f]; mǣggewrit [nt]
gradually (adv.)      stæpmǣlum
grammar (nn.)      stæfcræft [m]
grow old (v intr.)      onealdian
growth (nn.)      geþang [m]; weaxung [f]

have, hold (v tr.)      habban [3]

illiterate (adj.)      unstæfwīs
impatient (adj.)      unforebyrdig
in return (adv.)      tō gegnes
in turns (adv.)      wrixendlīce

lantern (nn.)      blǣcern [nt]
little: a little (adv.)      fēa; hwōn; lӯtlum; lӯt(le)

maintenance (nn.)      ūpheald [nt]
make sad, sadden (v tr.)      rōtsian
malice, grudge (nn.)      anda [m]
mature (adj.)      fulrīpod
maybe, perhaps (adv.)      gewēne
merit (nn.)      forgeearnung [f]
misleading (adj.)      gedwolsum
missile (nn.)      scotung [f]; mihtwifer [m]
morality (nn.)      siodu [m]

name (nn.)      nama [m]
necessary (adj.)      nӯdlîc; behōflîc

offensive expression (nn.)      tornword [nt]
opinion (nn.)      (ge)hygd [f/nt]; *gedēm [nt]
opportunity (nn.)      byre [m]
opposition (nn.)      fordrifnes [f]
orange (adj.)      geolurēad
owner (nn.)      āgend [m]

peer (nn.)      efenlīca [m]
pinch (v tr.)      twengan [1]
plot of land (nn.)      gegrynd [nt]
proverb (nn.)      forebīsen (ī/ӯ) [nt/f]

relative, kinsman (nn.)      mǣg [m]
reputation (nn.)      tōtalu [f]
reward (nn.)      mēd [f]; meord [f]; lēan [nt]
ridiculous (adj.)      hyspful
riverbed (nn.)      ēaracu [f]

sailing (nn.)      seglung [f]; sciplād [f]
sailor (nn.)      lida [m]; flot-man(n), -mon(n) [m]
say, utter (v tr.)      secgan [3]
school (nn.)      lārhūs [nt]
secluded (adj.)      dīeg-el, -ol
setting-forth (nn.)      fundung [f]
signify, indicate (v tr.)      gebīcnian [2]
sinew (nn.)      seonu [f]
solitude (nn.)      ǣmenne [f]
son (nn.)      sunu [m]
steward (nn.)      brytnere [m]
storm (nn.)      ӯst [f]
stranger (nn.)      ūtacunda [m]
sufficiency (nn.)      genyht [nt]
sugar (nn.)      *geswētels [m]
survive (vb.)      gedīgan; oferlibban
survivor (nn.)      oferstealla [m]

table (nn.)      bēod [m]
taking, take (nn.)      nǣm [f]
telephone (nn.)      *wīdsprecel [m]
toothache (nn.)      tōþece [m]; tōþwærc [m]
toothpick (nn.)      tōþgār [m]; tōþsticca [m]
traveller (nn.)      wegfērend [m]
tree (nn.)      bēam [m]
tribulation (nn.)      folcgedrēfnes [f]; (great) folcbealo [nt]
tyranny (nn.)      nӯdgewald [m]

unexplained (adj.)      unāreht
unfinished (adj.)      sāmworht
unknown (adj.)      uncūþ
useless (adj.)      unnyt

villain (nn.)      folcsceaða [m]; (hēah)nīðing [m: -es; -as]
violence, fury (nn.)      hǣst [f]
vowel (nn.)      clypola [m]; cleop(ig)end [m]

wallet (nn.)      nestpohha [m]; scēatcod [m]
wartime (nn.)      orleghwīl [nt]
way of life (nn.)      drohtnung [f]
while (conj.)      onmang ðǣm/ðām ðe
without, sans (prep.)      būtan [+dat.]
wolf (nn.)      wulf [m]; wylfen [f: -ne; -na]
wooden (adj.)      trēowen
worshipper (nn.)      bӯdla [m]