Folcberht
/ˈfolkˌberxt/, [ˈfoɫkˌberˠxt]
name
a male given name
Folcmær
/ˈfolkˌmæːr/, [ˈfoɫkˌmæːr]
name
a male given name
Folcwald
/ˈfolkˌwɑld/, [ˈfoɫkˌwɑɫd]
name
a male given name
Folcwine
/ˈfolkˌwi.ne/, [ˈfoɫkˌwi.ne]
name
a male given name
Fortunatus
name
the Canary Islands
Forþhere
/ˈforθˌxe.re/, [ˈforˠθˌhe.re]
name
a male given name
faran, for
/ˈfɑ.rɑn/
verb
  1. to fare (to exist in any state)
  2. to go (used of long distances), to travel
feohtan, fohten
/ˈfe͜ox.tɑn/
verb
  1. to fight
  2. to fight to obtain something, to obtain something by fighting
findan, fond
/ˈfin.dɑn/
verb
  1. to find
  2. to meet
foda
/ˈfoː.dɑ/
noun
food
fodor
/ˈfoː.dor/
noun
fodder
noun
sheath
fodring
/ˈfoːd.rinɡ/, [ˈfoːd.riŋɡ]
noun
grazing
fog
/foːɡ/, [foːɣ]
noun
a joining, joint
fola
/ˈfo.lɑ/
noun
  1. camel calf
  2. elephant calf
  3. foal, colt
folc
/folk/, [foɫk]
noun
  1. a people, nation, or tribe
  2. country, rural
  3. crowd
  4. military, army; troop
  5. people (multiple individuals)
  6. popular
  7. public, common
  8. the people, especially the common people
  9. the public
folcgefeoht
/ˈfolk.jeˌfe͜oxt/, [ˈfoɫk.jeˌfe͜oxt]
noun
  1. a battle of peoples
  2. a great battle; pitched battle
folcgemot
/ˈfolk.je.moːt/, [ˈfoɫk.je.moːt]
noun
a popular assembly; a folkmoot
folcisc
/ˈfol.kiʃ/, [ˈfoɫ.kiʃ]
adj
  1. popular (relating to the common people), mainstream
  2. secular (of clergy)
noun
common speech: colloquial or vernacular language
folclagu
/ˈfolkˌlɑ.ɡu/, [ˈfoɫkˌlɑ.ɣu]
noun
law of the people; public law; folk law
folcland
/ˈfolkˌlɑnd/, [ˈfoɫkˌlɑnd]
noun
land of the folk or people; land of the community
folclar
/ˈfolkˌlɑːr/, [ˈfoɫkˌlɑːr]
noun
  1. a sermon or homily
  2. popular instruction
folclic
/ˈfolk.liːt͡ʃ/, [ˈfoɫk.liːt͡ʃ]
adj
  1. popular (relating to the common people)
  2. populous
folclond
/ˈfolkˌlond/, [ˈfoɫkˌlond]
noun
alternative spelling of folcland
folcmot
noun
alternative form of folcġemōt
folcræden
/ˈfolkˌræː.den/, [ˈfoɫkˌræː.den]
noun
law of a nation or of a people
folcstede
/ˈfolkˌste.de/, [ˈfoɫkˌste.de]
noun
  1. battle-place, battle-field
  2. public place, meeting-place
folcstow
/ˈfolkˌstoːw/, [ˈfoɫkˌstoːw]
noun
A place in the country, a rural place.
folcsæl
/ˈfolkˌsæl/, [ˈfoɫkˌsæl]
noun
a "folk-hall;" a public building
foldbold
/ˈfoldˌbold/, [ˈfoɫdˌboɫd]
noun
house, castle
foldbuend
/ˈfoldˌbuː.end/, [ˈfoɫdˌbuː.end]
noun
one who lives on the land; an earth-dweller, a man
folde
/ˈfol.de/, [ˈfoɫ.de]
noun
land, earth, ground
foldgræg
/ˈfoldˌɡræːj/, [ˈfoɫdˌɡræːj]
adj
earth-colored, earth-gray
folgað
/ˈfol.ɡɑθ/, [ˈfoɫ.ɣɑθ]
noun
alternative spelling of folgoþ
folgaþ
/ˈfol.ɡɑθ/, [ˈfoɫ.ɣɑθ]
noun
alternative spelling of folgoþ
folgere
/ˈfol.ɡe.re/, [ˈfoɫ.ɣe.re]
noun
follower, attendant, disciple
folgian
/ˈfol.ɡi.ɑn/, [ˈfoɫ.ɣi.ɑn]
verb
to follow
folgoþ
/ˈfol.ɡoθ/, [ˈfoɫ.ɣoθ]
noun
  1. retinue, train
  2. service
folm
/folm/, [foɫm]
noun
(poetic) hand, palm
fon
/foːn/
verb
  1. to catch, capture; seize
  2. to conquer, take over
  3. to take what is given, receive or accept what is offered
fona
noun
alternative form of fana
font
noun
alternative form of fant
for
/for/
prep
  1. ago (+ dative)
  2. because of; out of (due to a given cause or motivation) (+ dative)
  3. for (duration of time)
  4. for (for the sake of) (+ dative)
  5. for (on behalf of, instead of) (+ accusative)
  6. for all, despite, in spite of (+ dative)
noun
journey, going, course, expedition, approach; passage, lifestyle, way of life
noun
hog, pig
for an
adv
  1. only
  2. specially
for hwan
/for xwɑn/, [for ʍɑn]
adv
alternative form of for hwon
for hwon
/for ˈxwon/, [for ˈʍon]
adv
why
for ðæm
conj
  1. alternative form of for þon þe
  2. alternative form of forþon
for þon þe
conj
  1. because
  2. for, on the account of
  3. since
for-
/for/
prefix
  1. used to create intensified adjectives and verbs from other adjectives and verbs, with the sense of completely or fully; compare Modern English use of up
  2. very
  3. wrongly, away from, astray, abstention, prohibition, perversion, destruction (verbal prefix)
foran
/ˈfo.rɑn/
adv
before
foran-
/ˈfo.rɑn/
prefix
  1. early
  2. front, forward part
foranheafod
noun
synonym of fōrehēafod
foranniht
/forˈe.niɡxt/, [forˈe.niɣxt]
noun
the early part of the night
forasceawung
noun
alternative form of foresċēawung
forbeodan
/forˈbe͜oː.dɑn/
verb
  1. to forbid, prohibit, ban (+accusative a thing) (+ dative to someone)
  2. to restrain or stop, prevent the action of
forberan
/for.beˈrɑn/
verb
  1. to abstain, refrain, restrain, forbear; bear away from; keep away from
  2. to endure, suffer
forberstan
/forˈber.stɑn/, [forˈberˠ.stɑn]
verb
to burst asunder, break, fail
forbiernan
/forˈbi͜yr.nɑn/, [forˈbi͜yrˠ.nɑn]
verb
alternative form of forbirnan
forbindan
/forˈbin.dɑn/
verb
to bind or tie up
forbirnan
/forˈbir.nɑn/, [forˈbirˠ.nɑn]
verb
to burn (completely): burn down, burn up
forbitan
/forˈbiː.tɑn/
verb
to bite up, bite into pieces, destroy by biting
forblawan
/forˈblɑː.wɑn/
verb
to blow away, blow up, inflate
forboc
/ˈfoːrˌboːk/
noun
  1. guidebook, itinerary
  2. map, mappa mundi or itinerarium
forbod
/forˈbod/
noun
a forbidding, forbode, prohibition
forboden
/forˈbo.den/
adj
forbidden
forbrecan
/forˈbre.kɑn/
verb
to break up, break in two, crush, destroy, violate
forbregdan
/forˈbrej.dɑn/
verb
  1. to corrupt
  2. to cover
  3. to snatch away
forbugan
/forˈbuː.ɡɑn/, [forˈbuː.ɣɑn]
verb
  1. to abstain
  2. to avoid, abstain
  3. to get or stay out of the way of something
  4. to miss a meeting or an appointment
  5. to shun, eschew
forbugennes
/forˈbuː.ɡen.nes/, [forˈbuː.ɣen.nes]
noun
  1. avoidance
  2. declining
  3. evasion
forbugennys
/forˈbuː.ɡen.nys/, [forˈbuː.ɣen.nys]
noun
alternative form of forbūgennes
forbyrnan
verb
alternative form of forbirnan
forbærnan
/forˈbær.nɑn/, [forˈbærˠ.nɑn]
verb
  1. to burn (completely): burn down, burn up
  2. to burn (injure with heat)
forca
/ˈfor.kɑ/, [ˈforˠ.kɑ]
noun
fork
force
noun
alternative form of forca (found in compounds)
forcel
/ˈfor.kel/, [ˈforˠ.kel]
noun
  1. a pitchfork
  2. bars, bolts, locks
forceorfan
/forˈt͡ʃe͜or.fɑn/, [forˈt͡ʃe͜orˠ.vɑn]
verb
to cut or carve out or away, cut through, cut asunder, divide
forcerran
/forˈt͡ʃer.rɑn/, [forˈt͡ʃerˠ.rˠɑn]
verb
alternative form of forċierran
forcerring
/forˈt͡ʃer.rinɡ/, [forˈt͡ʃerˠ.rˠiŋɡ]
noun
alternative form of forċyrring
forcierran
/forˈt͡ʃi͜yr.rɑn/, [forˈt͡ʃi͜yrˠ.rˠɑn]
verb
  1. to turn
  2. to turn aside
  3. to turn in the wrong direction, subvert
forcierrednes
/forˈt͡ʃi͜yr.red.nes/, [forˈt͡ʃi͜yrˠ.rˠed.nes]
noun
perversity
forcippian
/forˈt͡ʃip.pi.ɑn/
verb
to cut off
forcirring
/forˈt͡ʃir.rinɡ/, [forˈt͡ʃirˠ.rˠiŋɡ]
noun
alternative form of forċyrring
forclingan
/forˈklin.ɡɑn/, [forˈkliŋ.ɡɑn]
verb
to shrink up
forclysan
/forˈklyː.sɑn/, [forˈklyː.zɑn]
verb
to close, shut up
forcuman
/forˈku.mɑn/
verb
  1. to overcome, surpass; overtake, destroy, consume, wear out
  2. to reject
forcuþ
/forˈkuːθ/
adj
  1. bad, wicked
  2. infamous
  3. perverse
forcweþan
/forˈkwe.θɑn/, [forˈkwe.ðɑn]
verb
  1. to rebuke, reprove, upbraid; berate; chide; scold (someone)
  2. to refuse, decline to do; forbear
forcyrran
/forˈt͡ʃyr.rɑn/, [forˈt͡ʃyrˠ.rˠɑn]
verb
  1. to avoid
  2. to subvert
  3. to turn against
forcyrrednes
/forˈt͡ʃyr.red.nes/, [forˈt͡ʃyrˠ.rˠed.nes]
noun
alternative form of forċierrednes
forcyrring
/forˈt͡ʃyr.rinɡ/, [forˈt͡ʃyrˠ.rˠiŋɡ]
noun
turning aside
forcyþan
/forˈkyː.θɑn/, [forˈkyː.ðɑn]
verb
to surpass in knowledge
ford
/ford/, [forˠd]
noun
ford
fordeman
/forˈdeː.mɑn/
verb
  1. to condemn, sentence; doom
  2. to decide
fordemman
/forˈdem.mɑn/
verb
to shut or dam up
fordimmian
/forˈdim.mi.ɑn/
verb
to darken, become obscure
fordon
/forˈdoːn/
verb
  1. to kill, destroy, exterminate
  2. to seduce, corrupt, defile
fordragan
/forˈdrɑ.ɡɑn/, [forˈdrɑ.ɣɑn]
verb
  1. to delay
  2. to divert
  3. to endure, bear, suffer
  4. to tolerate
fordrencan
/forˈdren.t͡ʃɑn/
verb
to get someone drunk
fordrifan
/forˈdriː.fɑn/, [forˈdriː.vɑn]
verb
  1. to drive away, drive off (something from rest), banish, eject, expel
  2. to force, compel
  3. to overtask, load with hardship
fordrincan
/forˈdrin.kɑn/, [forˈdriŋ.kɑn]
verb
to make drunk, inebriate
fordrugian
/forˈdruː.ɡi.ɑn/, [forˈdruː.ɣi.ɑn]
verb
to dry up, wither, dry away, parch
fordruncnian
/forˈdrun.kni.ɑn/, [forˈdruŋ.kni.ɑn]
verb
to make drunk, bedrunken
fordruwian
verb
alternative form of fordrūgian
fordwinan
/forˈdwiː.nɑn/
verb
to disappear
fordyttan
verb
to close or stop up entirely
fordælan
/forˈdæː.lɑn/
verb
to deal out, expend
fore
prep
alternative form of for
fore-
/fo.re/, /ˈfo.re/
prefix
  1. before, in front of, pro-
  2. first, prime, occupying a prominent position
  3. very, supremely, foremost
forealdian
/forˈæ͜ɑl.di.ɑn/, [forˈæ͜ɑɫ.di.ɑn]
verb
  1. to get worn out with long use, decay through being kept to long
  2. to grow or wax old, become old
  3. to grow weak with age
  4. to run out, expire
foreberan
/fo.re.beˈrɑn/
verb
to bear before, prefer
forebisen
/ˈfo.reˌbiːˌsen/
noun
alternative form of forebȳsn
forebisgian
/fo.reˈbis.ji.ɑn/, [fo.reˈbiz.ji.ɑn]
verb
to preoccupy; forebusy; busy beforehand
forebodian
/fo.reˈbo.di.ɑn/
verb
to announce, declare, forebode
forebysen
noun
alternative form of forebȳsn
forebysn
/ˈfo.reˌbyːsn/, [ˈfo.reˌbyːzn]
noun
  1. example
  2. exemplar, archetype, model
foreceorfan
/fo.reˈt͡ʃe͜or.fɑn/, [fo.reˈt͡ʃe͜orˠ.vɑn]
verb
to cut off the front of
forecuman
/fo.reˈku.mɑn/
verb
to come forth, come or go before, prevent
forecweþan
/fo.reˈkwe.θɑn/, [fo.reˈkwe.ðɑn]
verb
  1. to foretell, predict
  2. to preach
forecwide
/ˈfo.reˌkwi.de/
noun
  1. heading of a chapter
  2. prediction, prophecy
foredeman
/fo.reˈdeː.mɑn/
verb
to prejudge, assume
forefon
/fo.reˈfoːn/
verb
to anticipate, take before; foretake
forefæder
/ˈfo.reˌfæ.der/
noun
forefather
foregan
/fo.reˈɡɑːn/
verb
to precede, stand out, go before; forego
foregangan
/fo.reˈɡɑn.ɡɑn/, [fo.reˈɡɑŋ.ɡɑn]
verb
to forego, go before, precede, rank higher than
foregenga
/ˈfo.reˌɡen.jɑ/, [ˈfo.reˌɡen.d͡ʒɑ]
noun
predecessor
foregengel
/ˈfo.reˌɡen.jel/, [ˈfo.reˌɡen.d͡ʒel]
noun
a forerunner or predecessor
foregleaw
/ˈfo.reˌɡlæ͜ɑːw/
adj
very prudent
foreheafod
/ˈfo.reˌxæ͜ɑː.fod/, [ˈfo.reˌhæ͜ɑː.vod]
noun
forehead
forehus
/ˈfo.reˌxuːs/, [ˈfo.reˌhuːs]
noun
porch
forelar
/ˈfoː.reˌlɑːr/
noun
  1. preaching
  2. public proclamation or publication
forelocc
/ˈfo.reˌlokk/, [ˈfo.reˌlok]
noun
a forelock; lock of hair that covers the forehead
forelædan
/fo.reˈlæː.dɑn/
verb
to lead forth
foremearcod
/fo.reˈmæ͜ɑr.kod/, [fo.reˈmæ͜ɑrˠ.kod]
adj
fore-noted
foremearcung
/fo.reˈmæ͜ɑr.kunɡ/, [fo.reˈmæ͜ɑrˠ.kuŋɡ]
noun
a chapter heading; a title
forenama
/ˈfo.reˌnɑ.mɑ/
noun
pronoun
foresceawian
/fo.reˈʃæ͜ɑː.wi.ɑn/
verb
  1. to foresee, observe beforehand, foreknow
  2. to provide for, take steps to secure
foresceawung
/fo.reˈʃæ͜ɑː.wunɡ/, [fo.reˈʃæ͜ɑː.wuŋɡ]
noun
  1. a foreshowing, foreseeing, foresight, foreknowledge, forethought, providence
  2. consideration, contemplation
foresecgan
/fo.reˈsej.jɑn/, [fo.reˈsed.d͡ʒɑn]
verb
  1. to proclaim, announce, pronounce, declare
  2. to say beforehand, foretell, predict, prophesy
foresendan
/fo.reˈsen.dɑn/
verb
to send before, send beforehand
foreseon
/fo.reˈse͜oːn/
verb
to see beforehand; foresee, provide
foresetnes
/fo.reˈset.nes/
noun
  1. preposition
  2. proposition
foresetnyss
noun
alternative form of foresetnes
foresettan
/fo.reˈset.tɑn/
verb
  1. to put at the head of, prefer
  2. to set or put before, propose; put in the front or fore of
foresittan
/fo.reˈsit.tɑn/
verb
to preside
foresmeagan
/fo.reˈsmæ͜ɑː.jɑn/
verb
to premeditate
forespreca
/ˈfo.reˌspre.kɑ/
noun
advocate (person who speaks on behalf of another)
foresprecen
/fo.reˈspre.ken/
adj
  1. already stated, aforementioned
  2. forespoken
forespræc
/ˈfo.reˌspræːt͡ʃ/
noun
  1. a forespeech, preface, foreword, introductory, a speaking before, a fore-promise
  2. advocacy
  3. an excuse
  4. speech by the representative of another; that which is said by a sponsor
  5. that which has been already said; the contents of a document
forespæc
noun
alternative form of foresprǣċ
forestandan
/fo.reˈstɑn.dɑn/
verb
to stand before, preside, lead, excel
foresteall
/ˈfo.reˌstæ͜ɑll/, [ˈfo.reˌstæ͜ɑɫ]
noun
  1. a hindrance, obstacle
  2. ambush, assault; an offense of waylaying on the highway or the penalty or fine for such an offense
  3. intervention
  4. opposition, resistance
foresteppan
/fo.reˈstep.pɑn/
verb
  1. to go before; forego, precede
  2. to step or come before, prevent
forestigan
/fo.reˈstiː.ɡɑn/, [fo.reˈstiː.ɣɑn]
verb
  1. excel
  2. to go before
forestæppan
verb
alternative form of foresteppan
foresægdnes
/fo.reˈsæjd.nes/
noun
preface, introduction (to a text)
foresægdnis
noun
alternative form of foresæġdnes
foretacen
/ˈfo.reˌtɑː.ken/
noun
  1. a presage; sign or token foreshadowing something
  2. a wonder
foretacn
noun
alternative form of foretācen
foreteohhian
/fo.reˈte͜ox.xi.ɑn/
verb
to predetermine; predestine, foreordain
foreteohhung
/fo.reˈte͜ox.xunɡ/, [fo.reˈte͜ox.xuŋɡ]
noun
predestination
foretoþ
/forˈe.toːθ/
noun
front tooth
foreward
/ˈfo.reˌwɑrd/, [ˈfo.reˌwɑrˠd]
adj
alternative form of foreweard
noun
alternative form of foreweard
forewarnian
/fo.reˈwɑr.ni.ɑn/, [fo.reˈwɑrˠ.ni.ɑn]
verb
to forewarn; warn beforehand
foreweall
/forˈe.wæ͜ɑll/, [forˈe.wæ͜ɑɫ]
noun
a rampart or bulwark
foreweard
/ˈfo.reˌwæ͜ɑrd/, [ˈfo.reˌwæ͜ɑrˠd]
adj
forward, fore, former, early, prior
noun
an agreement, compact, treaty
forewitan
/fo.reˈwi.tɑn/
verb
to foreknow
forewitig
adj
alternative form of forewittiġ
forewittig
/ˈfo.reˌwit.tij/
adj
foreknowing, sagacious, presaging, prophetic; foretelling
forewritan
/fo.reˈwriː.tɑn/
verb
to proscribe, banish
foreþencan
/fo.reˈθen.t͡ʃɑn/
verb
to think beforehand; forethink
foreþingian
/fo.reˈθin.ɡi.ɑn/, [fo.reˈθiŋ.ɡi.ɑn]
verb
to defend, plead for
forfaran
/forˈfɑ.rɑn/
verb
  1. to destroy, perish
  2. to go or pass away; fare away
forfleon
/forˈfle͜oːn/
verb
  1. to flee away
  2. to flee from, escape
forfon
/forˈfoːn/
verb
  1. to arrest
  2. to take as forfeit
  3. to take away unexpectedly or violently
forgan
/forˈɡɑːn/
verb
to abstain from, pass over, neglect, forgo; go away from
forgangan
/forˈɡɑn.ɡɑn/, [forˈɡɑŋ.ɡɑn]
verb
to forgo; go away from, forbear, abstain from
forgefenes
/for.jeˈfnes/
noun
alternative form of forġiefnes
forgefnis
/for.jeˈfnis/
noun
alternative form of forġiefnes
forgeldan
/forˈjel.dɑn/, [forˈjeɫ.dɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġieldan
forgengel
/forˈɡen.jel/, [forˈɡen.d͡ʒel]
noun
alternative form of foregenġel
forgeofan
/ˈje͜o.fɑn/, [ˈje͜o.vɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġiefan
verb
alternative form of forġiefan
forgiefan
/forˈji͜y.fɑn/, [forˈji͜y.vɑn]
verb
  1. to forgive (+dative a person) (+accusative for something)
  2. to give (+dative a person) (+accusative for something)
forgiefen
/forˈji͜y.fen/, [forˈji͜y.ven]
adj
  1. forgiven
  2. given
forgiefendlic
/forˈji͜y.fend.liːt͡ʃ/, [forˈji͜y.vend.liːt͡ʃ]
adj
  1. dative
  2. forgivable
forgiefnes
/forˈji͜yf.nes/, [forˈji͜yv.nes]
noun
  1. forgiveness
  2. leniency, indulgence
  3. remission (of a fine, tax, etc.)
forgieldan
/forˈji͜yl.dɑn/, [forˈji͜yɫ.dɑn]
verb
  1. to pay for
  2. to repay
forgieman
/forˈji͜yː.mɑn/
verb
  1. to neglect
  2. to pass by
  3. to transgress
forgiemednes
/forˈji͜yː.med.nes/
noun
neglect
forgiemeleasian
/forˈji͜yː.meˌlæ͜ɑː.si.ɑn/, [forˈji͜yː.meˌlæ͜ɑː.zi.ɑn]
verb
to neglect entirely
forgiemeleasnes
/forˈji͜yː.meˌlæ͜ɑːs.nes/, [forˈji͜yː.meˌlæ͜ɑːz.nes]
noun
  1. carelessness
  2. neglect
forgietan
/forˈji͜y.tɑn/
verb
to forget
forgifan
/ˈji.fɑn/, [ˈji.vɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġiefan
forgifendlic
/forˈji.fend.liːt͡ʃ/, [forˈji.vend.liːt͡ʃ]
adj
alternative form of forġiefendlīċ
forgifennes
/forˈji.fen.nes/, [forˈji.ven.nes]
noun
alternative form of forġiefnes
forgifnes
/forˈjif.nes/, [forˈjiv.nes]
noun
alternative form of forġiefnes
forgildan
verb
alternative form of forġieldan
forgitan
verb
alternative form of forġietan
forgnagan
/forˈɡnɑ.ɡɑn/, [forˈɡnɑ.ɣɑn]
verb
to gnaw or eat up, gnaw away
forgripan
/forˈɡriː.pɑn/
verb
  1. to assail, overwhelm
  2. to destroy
  3. to grasp or seize
  4. to seize and carry off
verb
  1. to carry off too soon
  2. to preoccupy
  3. to take before
forgrowan
/forˈɡroː.wɑn/
verb
  1. to grow up, grow into
  2. to overgrow; grow wrongly; grow too much or in excess
forgyfan
/forˈjy.fɑn/, [forˈjy.vɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġiefan
forgyfenes
/forˈjy.fe.nes/, [forˈjy.ve.nes]
noun
alternative form of forġiefnes
forgyldan
/forˈjyl.dɑn/, [forˈjyɫ.dɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġieldan
forgyltan
/forˈɡyl.tɑn/, [forˈɡyɫ.tɑn]
verb
  1. to become guilty; commit a sin, offence, or crime
  2. to make guilty
forgyman
/forˈjyː.mɑn/
verb
alternative form of forġīeman
forgymeleasian
/forˈjyː.meˌlæ͜ɑː.si.ɑn/, [forˈjyː.meˌlæ͜ɑː.zi.ɑn]
verb
alternative form of forġīemelēasian
forgymeleasnes
/forˈjyː.meˌlæ͜ɑːs.nes/, [forˈjyː.meˌlæ͜ɑːz.nes]
noun
alternative form of forġīemelēasnes
forgyrdan
/forˈɡyr.dɑn/, [forˈɡyrˠ.dɑn]
verb
to girdle, enclose; begird
forgytan
verb
alternative form of forġietan
forgægan
/forˈɡæː.jɑn/
verb
  1. to divert from, prevaricate
  2. to transgress
forgægednes
/forˈɡæː.jed.nes/
noun
transgression
forhabban
/forˈxɑb.bɑn/, [forˈhɑb.bɑn]
verb
  1. to abstain, refrain (+ fram)
  2. to hold in, restrain, retain
  3. to restrain one's self from (+ fram)
forhatan
/forˈxɑː.tɑn/, [forˈhɑː.tɑn]
verb
  1. to declare criminal, outlaw, forbid
  2. to promise or vow not to do
  3. to renounce, forswear
forhatena
/forˈxɑː.te.nɑ/, [forˈhɑː.te.nɑ]
noun
ill-named or reprobate person
forhealdan
/forˈxæ͜ɑl.dɑn/, [forˈhæ͜ɑɫ.dɑn]
verb
  1. to hold wrongly, not to keep in good condition
  2. to keep or hold back (something), withhold, disregard, neglect; hold away
forheardian
/forˈxæ͜ɑr.di.ɑn/, [forˈhæ͜ɑrˠ.di.ɑn]
verb
to harden
forheawan
/ˈfor.xæ͜ɑː.wɑn/, [ˈforˠ.hæ͜ɑː.wɑn]
verb
to slaughter, cut down
forhelan
/forˈxe.lɑn/, [forˈhe.lɑn]
verb
to hide away, conceal
forhergian
/forˈxer.ɡi.ɑn/, [forˈherˠ.ɣi.ɑn]
verb
to lay waste, destroy, ravage, devastate, plunder
forhierdan
/forˈxi͜yr.dɑn/, [forˈhi͜yrˠ.dɑn]
verb
to harden against
forhogian
/forˈxo.ɡi.ɑn/, [forˈho.ɣi.ɑn]
verb
  1. to despise
  2. to neglect
forht
/forxt/, [forˠxt]
adj
fearful, afraid; timid
forhtfull
/ˈforxtˌfull/, [ˈforˠxtˌfuɫ]
adj
frightful, afraid
forhtian
/ˈforx.ti.ɑn/, [ˈforˠx.ti.ɑn]
verb
  1. to be afraid, to tremble
  2. to fear, to dread
forhtlic
/ˈforxt.liːt͡ʃ/, [ˈforˠxt.liːt͡ʃ]
adv
  1. terrible, fearful
  2. timid, trembling
forhtung
/ˈforx.tunɡ/, [ˈforˠx.tuŋɡ]
noun
fear
forhweorfan
/forˈxwe͜or.fɑn/, [forˈʍe͜orˠ.vɑn]
verb
to pass away or be destroyed
forhycgan
/forˈxyj.jɑn/, [forˈhyd.d͡ʒɑn]
verb
  1. to despise, scorn (somebody or something)
  2. to disdain, scorn (to do something)
  3. to reject (somebody or something) scornfully
forhydan
/forˈxyː.dɑn/, [forˈhyː.dɑn]
verb
to hide, hide away or fully
forhyrdan
/forˈxyr.dɑn/, [forˈhyrˠ.dɑn]
verb
alternative form of forhierdan
forhæfednes
noun
  1. abstinence
  2. restraint
forhæfednis
noun
alternative form of forhæfednes
forhæfednys
noun
alternative form of forhæfednes
forlegor
/ˈforˌle.ɡor/, [ˈforˌle.ɣor]
noun
alternative form of forliġer (“adulterer”)
forleosan
/forˈle͜oː.sɑn/, [forˈle͜oː.zɑn]
verb
  1. to destroy
  2. to lose
forletan
verb
alternative form of forlǣtan
forlicgan
/forˈlij.jɑn/, [forˈlid.d͡ʒɑn]
verb
to lie wrongly with, lie in a forbidden manner, fornicate
forliden
/forˈli.den/
adj
shipwrecked
forlidennes
/forˈli.den.nes/
noun
shipwreck
forlidennys
/forˈli.den.nys/
noun
alternative form of forlidennes
forliger
/forˈli.jer/
noun
adultery, fornication
noun
adulterer
noun
adulteress
adj
adulterous, immoral
forligerhus
/forˈli.jerˌxuːs/, [forˈli.jerˌhuːs]
noun
a brothel
forliðennis
/forˈli.θen.nis/, [forˈli.ðen.nis]
noun
alternative form of forlidennes
forliþan
/forˈliː.θɑn/, [forˈliː.ðɑn]
verb
to shipwreck
forloren
/forˈlo.ren/
adj
lost
forlorenes
/forˈlo.re.nes/
noun
  1. destruction
  2. forlornness
forlædan
/forˈlæː.dɑn/
verb
  1. to lead to harm, bring to wound or destroy
  2. to seduce, mislead; lead away, lead off
forlæran
/forˈlæː.rɑn/
verb
to misteach, teach amiss, teach wrongly, deceive, seduce; mislead
forlætan
/forˈlæː.tɑn/
verb
  1. to abandon, desert, forsake
  2. to allow
  3. to leave
  4. to lose something
  5. to quit
  6. to stop an action
form
/form/, [forˠm]
noun
alternative form of feorm
forma
/ˈfor.mɑ/, [ˈforˠ.mɑ]
num
first
adj
first
forma had
noun
the first person
formeltan
/forˈmel.tɑn/, [forˈmeɫ.tɑn]
verb
  1. to be consumed (destroyed completely)
  2. to digest (completely)
  3. to melt (completely): melt away, liquify
formest
/forˈmest/
adj
first
adv
first
formieltan
/forˈmi͜yl.tɑn/, [forˈmi͜yɫ.tɑn]
verb
to cause to melt
forn
/forn/, [forˠn]
adj
old, longstanding, time-honoured
adv
before, in front of, opposite, across from
noun
trout
forname
/forˈnɑː.me/
verb
alternative form of fornōme
fornamen
/forˈnɑː.men/
verb
alternative form of fornōmen
fornamon
/forˈnɑː.mon/
verb
alternative form of fornōmon
forneah
/forˈnæ͜ɑːx/
adv
almost
fornean
adv
alternative form of fornēah
fornefe
/ˈforˌne.fe/, [ˈforˌne.ve]
noun
a nephew's daughter
forniman
/forˈni.mɑn/
verb
  1. to consume; fret, devour
  2. to destroy
  3. to take away, plunder, waste, ransack
  4. to take hold of, seize, do away with; fordo
fornom
/forˈnom/, /forˈnoːm/
verb
alternative form of fornam
fornoman
/forˈnoː.mɑn/
verb
alternative spelling of fornōmon
forod
/ˈfo.rod/
adj
  1. broken, fractured
  2. violated
  3. void
  4. worn out, decayed, weakened
foroft
/forˈoft/
adv
very often
forpyndan
/forˈpyn.dɑn/
verb
to block, shut up, stop up, prevent the action of; to turn away
forpæran
/forˈpæː.rɑn/
verb
to turn away, pervert, ruin, destroy
forrotian
/forˈro.ti.ɑn/
verb
to become fully rotten, putrefy
forrædan
/forˈræː.dɑn/
verb
to deprive of by treachery, give counsel against, plot against
forsacan
/forˈsɑ.kɑn/
verb
  1. to oppose, give up (something), renounce
  2. to refuse what is given, decline; withsay
forsc
noun
alternative form of frosc
forscamian
/ˈfor.ʃɑ.mi.ɑn/, [ˈforˠ.ʃɑ.mi.ɑn]
verb
to be ashamed
forsceadan
/forˈʃæ͜ɑː.dɑn/, /forˈʃɑː.dɑn/
verb
to scatter, disperse; scatter away
forsceppan
verb
alternative form of forsċieppan
forscieppan
/forˈʃi͜yp.pɑn/
verb
to transform; shape up
forscip
/ˈfoːrˌʃip/
noun
prow
forscrifan
/forˈʃriː.fɑn/, [forˈʃriː.vɑn]
verb
to proscribe, condemn
forscrihan
/forˈʃriː.xɑn/, [forˈʃriː.hɑn]
verb
to resign, give up, abdicate
forscrincan
/forˈʃrin.kɑn/, [forˈʃriŋ.kɑn]
verb
to shrink up, dwindle away, wither
forscyldig
/forˈʃyl.dij/, [forˈʃyɫ.dij]
adj
very guilty, wicked, flagitious
forscyldigian
/forˈʃyl.di.ɡi.ɑn/, [forˈʃyɫ.di.ɣi.ɑn]
verb
to make guilty; beguilt, criminate, condemn
forscyldigod
/forˈʃyl.di.ɡod/, [forˈʃyɫ.di.ɣod]
adj
guilty, wicked, infamous
forscyttan
/forˈʃyt.tɑn/
verb
to shut off or out
forsecan
/forˈseː.t͡ʃɑn/
verb
to punish, afflict, seek to harm, attack; onfall
forsecgan
/forˈsej.jɑn/, [forˈsed.d͡ʒɑn]
verb
  1. to say against, accuse, deny; say away
  2. to say wrongly, say ill
forsellan
/forˈsel.lɑn/, [forˈseɫ.ɫɑn]
verb
to give up, sacrifice, lose
forsendan
/forˈsen.dɑn/
verb
to send away, banish, cast or throw away
forseon
/forˈse͜oːn/
verb
  1. to despise
  2. to reject
forseoþan
/forˈse͜oː.θɑn/, [forˈse͜oː.ðɑn]
verb
  1. to be consumed by affliction
  2. to boil away
forsettan
/forˈset.tɑn/
verb
  1. to oppress, press down
  2. to stop up, block, obstruct
forsewennes
/forˈse.wen.nes/
noun
contempt
forsittan
/forˈsit.tɑn/
verb
  1. to delay, defer, obstruct, besiege
  2. to lose by sitting, fail to go and do, stop up
  3. to mis-sit, be absent from, neglect
  4. to remain unmoved
forsiþ
/forˈsiːθ/
noun
  1. death
  2. exit, departure
forslawian
/forˈslɑː.wi.ɑn/
verb
to be slow or unwilling, lose by sloth, neglect through laziness
forslean
/forˈslæ͜ɑːn/
verb
  1. to break, destroy, kill, smite, slay, strike with violence
  2. to condemn
  3. to make slaughter of, defeat with slaughter, beat an enemy
  4. to overthrow, rout
  5. to wound by striking or with a blow, cut through, break with a stroke
forslæwan
/forˈslæː.wɑn/
verb
to hinder, impede, make slow
forsmorian
/forˈsmo.ri.ɑn/
verb
to choke, suffocate
forspanan
/ˈfor.spɑ.nɑn/, [ˈforˠ.spɑ.nɑn]
verb
  1. to allure
  2. to entice
forspendan
/forˈspen.dɑn/
verb
to spend utterly; spend away, consume, exhaust with spending
forspennan
/forˈspen.nɑn/
verb
to allure, entice
forspennend
/forˈspen.nend/
noun
  1. pimp
  2. solicitor
forspiercan
/forˈspi͜yr.kɑn/, [forˈspi͜yrˠ.kɑn]
verb
to dry out, empty
forspildan
verb
alternative form of forspillan
forspillan
/forˈspil.lɑn/, [forˈspiɫ.ɫɑn]
verb
  1. [with accusative] to destroy
  2. [with accusative] to waste
forsprecan
/forˈspre.kɑn/
verb
  1. to deny; gainsay; forsay
  2. to speak against, speak ill of, denounce
  3. to speak amiss or wrongly
forst
/forst/, [forˠst]
noun
frost
forstandan
/forˈstɑn.dɑn/
verb
  1. to be as good as, stand as the same or equivalent of
  2. to be good for, avail, profit
  3. to stand against; gainstand, withstand, hinder, stop (someone)
  4. to stand for, defend; shield, help, benefit
  5. to understand
forstelan
/forˈste.lɑn/
verb
  1. to kidnap
  2. to steal
forstig
/forˈstij/
adj
frosty
forstoppian
/forˈstop.pi.ɑn/
verb
to stop up
forswelan
verb
to burn up, kindle
forswelgan
/forˈswel.ɡɑn/, [forˈsweɫ.ɣɑn]
verb
  1. to absorb
  2. to swallow up, devour
forsweltan
/forˈswel.tɑn/, [forˈsweɫ.tɑn]
verb
to die
forsweorcan
/forˈswe͜or.kɑn/, [forˈswe͜orˠ.kɑn]
verb
  1. to be very dark
  2. to darken, obscure
forswerian
/forˈswer.jɑn/, [forˈswerˠ.jɑn]
verb
to commit perjury, swear a false oath
forswiþan
/forˈswiː.θɑn/, [forˈswiː.ðɑn]
verb
to overcome
forswælan
/ˈfor.swæː.lɑn/, [ˈforˠ.zwæː.lɑn]
verb
to burn, scorch, burn up
forteon
/forˈte͜oːn/
verb
  1. to draw away, seduce; forlead, mislead
  2. to pull and hurt, gripe
  3. to pull in the way of, cover up, obscure
fortredan
/forˈtre.dɑn/
verb
to tread upon, tread utterly down on, tread under foot
fortrendan
/forˈtren.dɑn/
verb
to obstruct by rolling; roll in front of
fortyllan
/forˈtyl.lɑn/, [forˈtyɫ.ɫɑn]
verb
to draw away, seduce
forweaxan
/forˈwæ͜ɑk.sɑn/
verb
to overgrow, swell, grow too much; wax wrongly; grow away
forwemman
/forˈwem.mɑn/
verb
to defile
forwenan
/forˈweː.nɑn/
verb
  1. to overween, think too highly of
  2. to think ill of, suspect; underlook; mistrust
forweoren
adj
worn-out, decayed, decrepit
forweorpan
/forˈwe͜or.pɑn/, [forˈwe͜orˠ.pɑn]
verb
to cast away, throw away, reject
forweorðan
/forˈwe͜or.θɑn/, [forˈwe͜orˠ.ðɑn]
verb
alternative form of forweorþan
forweorþan
/forˈwe͜or.θɑn/, [forˈwe͜orˠ.ðɑn]
verb
to perish
forwered
adj
alternative form of forwerod
forweren
adj
alternative form of forweoren
forwerod
adj
worn out, very old
forwest
noun
alternative form of forwost
forwiernan
/forˈwi͜yr.nɑn/, [forˈwi͜yrˠ.nɑn]
verb
  1. to prohibit, deny, refuse
  2. to restrain, hinder
forwlencan
/forˈwlen.t͡ʃɑn/
verb
to exalt, fill with pride, make very proud
forworen
adj
alternative form of forweoren
forwost
/ˈfor.wost/, [ˈforˠ.wost]
noun
high-ranking person, chief, prince
forwrecan
/forˈwre.kɑn/
verb
to drive out, banish, expel
forwritan
verb
to cut asunder
forwundian
/forˈwun.di.ɑn/
verb
to wound badly
forwyrcan
/forˈwyr.t͡ʃɑn/, [forˈwyrˠ.t͡ʃɑn]
verb
  1. to be guilty
  2. to convict
  3. to destroy
  4. to do wrong, sin
  5. to forfeit, lose by evildoing
forwyrd
/ˈforˌwyrd/, [ˈforˌwyrˠd]
noun
destruction, devastation, perdition, ruin
forwyrhta
/ˈforˌwyrx.tɑ/, [ˈforˌwyrˠx.tɑ]
noun
an agent, one who does something for another
forwyrnan
verb
alternative form of forwiernan
forð
/forθ/, [forˠθ]
adv
alternative form of forþ
prep
alternative form of forþ
forð-
/ˈforθ/, /ˌforθ/, [ˈforˠθ], [ˌforˠθ]
prefix
alternative form of forþ-
forðan
/ˈforˌθɑn/
conj
alternative form of forþon
forðon
/forˈθon/
adv
alternative form of forþon
conj
alternative form of forþon
adv
alternative form of forþon
forðweg
/ˈforθˌwej/, [ˈforˠðˌwej]
noun
alternative spelling of forþweġ
forðy
conj
alternative spelling of forþȳ
forðæm
conj
  1. alternative form of for þon þe
  2. alternative form of forþon
forþ
/forθ/, [forˠθ]
adv
  1. expresses the continuation of an action
  2. forward
  3. forwards
  4. out, forth (so as to be seen or known)
prep
forward to, up to
forþ rihte
/forθ ˈrix.te/, [forˠθ ˈriç.te]
adv
  1. forthrightly, plainly
  2. straight ahead, straight forward
forþ-
/ˈforθ/, /ˌforθ/, [ˈforˠθ], [ˌforˠθ]
prefix
  1. forth, forward; away; still, continuously
  2. onto, towards
forþam
conj
alternative form of forþon
forþamþe
conj
  1. because
  2. for that, for that reason
forþan
/ˈforˌθɑn/
conj
alternative form of forþon
forþberan
/ˈforθˌbe.rɑn/, [ˈforˠðˌbe.rɑn]
verb
to carry or bear forth, bring forth or forward, produce
forþbringan
/forθˈbrin.ɡɑn/, [forˠðˈbriŋ.ɡɑn]
verb
to bring forth, produce, fulfill, accomplish
forþclipian
/forθˈkli.pi.ɑn/, [forˠθˈkli.pi.ɑn]
verb
  1. to call forth
  2. to provoke
forþclypian
/forθˈkly.pi.ɑn/, [forˠθˈkly.pi.ɑn]
verb
alternative form of forþclipian
forþcuman
/forθˈku.mɑn/, [forˠθˈku.mɑn]
verb
to come forth or forward, proceed, succeed, arrive; oncome
forþencan
/forθˈen.t͡ʃɑn/, [forˠðˈen.t͡ʃɑn]
verb
to despise, disdain, distrust
forþeostrian
/forθˈe͜oːs.tri.ɑn/, [forˠðˈe͜oːs.tri.ɑn]
verb
to darken, be dark
forþfaran
/forθˈfɑ.rɑn/, [forˠθˈfɑ.rɑn]
verb
to go or fare forth, depart, die
forþferan
/forθˈfeː.rɑn/, [forˠθˈfeː.rɑn]
verb
to die
forþflowan
/forθˈfloː.wɑn/, [forˠθˈfloː.wɑn]
verb
to flow forth
forþfæder
/ˈforθ.fæ.der/, [ˈforˠθ.fæ.der]
noun
forefather, ancestor
forþgan
/forθˈɡɑːn/, [forˠðˈɡɑːn]
verb
to go forth, proceed, go or pass by
forþgang
/ˈforθˌɡɑnɡ/, [ˈforˠðˌɡɑŋɡ]
noun
  1. drain
  2. going forward: advancement or an advance
  3. going out
  4. progress
forþgangan
/forθˈɡɑn.ɡɑn/, [forˠðˈɡɑŋ.ɡɑn]
verb
  1. to go before, precede
  2. to go forth, proceed
forþgenge
/ˈforθˌɡen.je/, [ˈforˠðˌɡen.d͡ʒe]
adj
  1. increasing
  2. moving forward: advancing, progressing
  3. progressive
forþgeriman
/ˌforθ.jeˈriː.mɑn/, [ˌforˠð.jeˈriː.mɑn]
verb
to count up, count out
forþgesceaft
/ˈforθ.jeˌʃæ͜ɑft/, [ˈforˠð.jeˌʃæ͜ɑft]
noun
  1. the future state of the world, one's own future
  2. the world; creation
forþgestigan
/ˌforθ.jeˈstiː.ɡɑn/, [ˌforˠð.jeˈstiː.ɣɑn]
verb
  1. to advance
  2. to ascend
  3. to go forward; go forth
forþgewitan
/ˌforθ.jeˈwiː.tɑn/, [ˌforˠð.jeˈwiː.tɑn]
verb
  1. to depart, die
  2. to go forth, pass, proceed, go by
forþgewiten
/ˌforθ.jeˈwi.ten/, [ˌforˠð.jeˈwi.ten]
adj
  1. departed
  2. past
forþgewiten tid
/forθ.jeˈwi.ten tiːd/, [forˠð.jeˈwi.ten tiːd]
noun
past tense
forþgewitennes
/forθ.jeˈwi.ten.nes/, [forˠð.jeˈwi.ten.nes]
noun
  1. departure
  2. the past
forþi
conj
alternative form of forþȳ
forþian
/forθˈi.ɑn/, [forˠðˈi.ɑn]
verb
  1. to aid, assist
  2. to further
forþiestrian
/forθˈi͜yːs.tri.ɑn/, [forˠðˈi͜yːs.tri.ɑn]
verb
  1. to be dark, grow dark, darken
  2. to make dark, darken
forþingian
verb
to intercede
forþlædan
/forθˈlæː.dɑn/, [forˠðˈlæː.dɑn]
verb
to lead or bring forth, produce
forþolian
/ˈforˌθo.li.ɑn/
verb
to be deprived of, go without, lack
forþon
/ˈforˌθon/
adv
for that reason, consequently, therefore
conj
for that, for, because
adv
  1. also
  2. at first
  3. indeed
forþryccan
/forθˈryt.t͡ʃɑn/, [forˠðˈryt.t͡ʃɑn]
verb
  1. to oppress, suppress
  2. to overwhelm
forþrysmian
/forˈθrys.mi.ɑn/, [forˈθryz.mi.ɑn]
verb
to choke, to suffocate
forþræstan
/forθˈræːs.tɑn/, [forˠðˈræːs.tɑn]
verb
  1. to crush
  2. to entirely bruise, break
forþscype
/ˈforθˌʃy.pe/, [ˈforˠθˌʃy.pe]
noun
progress
forþsendan
/forθˈsen.dɑn/, [forˠθˈsen.dɑn]
verb
to send forth
forþsprecan
/forθˈspre.kɑn/, [forˠθˈspre.kɑn]
verb
to speak forth, speak out
forþteon
/forθˈte͜oːn/, [forˠθˈte͜oːn]
verb
  1. betray, render up
  2. make known, discover
  3. to lead forth
forþung
/forθˈunɡ/, [forˠðˈuŋɡ]
noun
forwarding, furtherance, promotion
forþweg
/ˈforθˌwej/, [ˈforˠðˌwej]
noun
path of departure, onward course, journey
forþwisian
/ˈforθˌwiː.si.ɑn/, [ˈforˠðˌwiː.zi.ɑn]
verb
to guide forth, direct
forþy
/forˈθyː/
conj
For that; because; therefore.
forþyrrian
/forˈθyr.ri.ɑn/, [forˈθyrˠ.rˠi.ɑn]
verb
to dry up
forþæm
conj
  1. alternative form of for þon þe
  2. alternative form of forþon
forþþegn
/ˈforθˌθejn/, [ˈforˠθˌθejn]
noun
a thane or noble of high rank
foster
/ˈfoːs.ter/
noun
alternative form of fōstor
fostor
/ˈfoːs.tor/
noun
  1. food, nourishment, provisions
  2. fostering, nourishing, rearing, feeding
fostorbearn
/ˈfoːs.tor.bæ͜ɑrn/, [ˈfoːs.torˠ.bæ͜ɑrˠn]
noun
foster child
fostorbroþor
/ˈfoːs.torˌbroː.θor/, [ˈfoːs.torˌbroː.ðor]
noun
foster brother
fostorcild
/ˈfoːs.torˌt͡ʃild/, [ˈfoːs.torˌt͡ʃiɫd]
noun
foster child
fostorfæder
/ˈfoːs.torˌfæ.der/
noun
foster father
fostorland
/ˈfoːs.torˌlɑnd/
noun
land assigned for the procuring of provisions
fostorling
/ˈfoːs.tor.linɡ/, [ˈfoːs.torˠ.liŋɡ]
noun
foster child
fostormodor
/ˈfoːs.torˌmo.dor/
noun
foster mother
fostornoþ
/ˈfoːs.tor.noθ/, [ˈfoːs.torˠ.noθ]
noun
pasture
fostorsweostor
/ˈfoːs.torˌswe͜os.tor/
noun
foster sister
fot
/foːt/
noun
  1. a foot, in the following senses:
  2. a metrical foot
  3. a unit of length, especially a third of a yard
  4. an organ in humans and animals used for locomotion
  5. the base or bottom of something
fotadl
/ˈfoːtˌɑːdl/
noun
gout
fotadlig
/ˈfoː.tɑːd.lij/
adj
suffering from gout; gouty, gout-ridden
fotlic
/ˈfoːt.liːt͡ʃ/
adj
  1. on foot, that which is done by foot
  2. pedestrian, low in style
fotlæst
/ˈfoːt.læːst/
noun
footprint
fotmæl
/ˈfoːtˌmæːl/
noun
  1. a foot (unit of length)
  2. the mark left by a foot, footprint
  3. the space taken up by a foot
fotmælum
/ˈfoːtˌmæː.lum/
adv
by footsteps, step by step, by degrees
fotscamol
/ˈfoːtˌʃɑ.mol/
noun
footstool
fotsceamol
/ˈfoːtˌʃɑ.mol/
noun
alternative form of fōtsċamol
fotspor
/ˈfoːtˌspor/
noun
  1. a trail of footsteps, footprints
  2. footprint
fotswæþ
/ˈfoːtˌswæθ/
noun
footprint
fotwielm
/ˈfoːtˌwi͜ylm/, [ˈfoːtˌwi͜yɫm]
noun
sole of the foot
fox
/foks/
noun
fox
foxes fot
/ˈfok.ses foːt/
noun
fox's foot (Sparganium simplex)
foxes glofa
noun
foxglove
foxhol
/ˈfoksˌxol/, [ˈfoksˌhol]
noun
foxhole
foð
/foːθ/
verb
alternative form of fōþ
foþer
/ˈfoː.θer/, [ˈfoː.ðer]
noun
  1. covering
  2. food, fodder
s, forhafa
/s/, [s], [z]
character
A letter of the Old English alphabet, written in the Latin script.