(a) A path, road, street; the way from one place to another; heigh gate, the main thoroughfare; bi gate, by a path or road; on the gate, on the road, along the way; (b) a path through the air or sky……

To avail, be of use, help. …

To look with wonder or curiosity; stare, gaze; gauren on (upon). …

A pike (Esox lucius). …

(a) Advantage, benefit; help, remedy; don gein, to benefit (sb.), do (sb.) good; ther is no gein, there is no help, nothing can be done; (b) worth, value or usefulness in battle; (c) reward, profit……

(a) Of a way, path: direct, short, quick; (b) at the geinest, by the shortest path; in the quickest way or manner, as rapidly as possible, at once; (c) near, nearby; (d) ?in place name [see Smith PNEl……

(a) To be useful or profitable to (sb.), avail, help; help to heal (a sore); geinen to, be profitable or useful to (sb. or sth.); (b) to avail, be useful or helpful, serve the purpose; ppl. geining……

Enticing, blandishment. …

(a) Of a woman: sterile, barren; -- also as noun; (b) of a man: impotent, castrated; (c) of beasts: geld hors, a gelding; geld gris, geld hogge, a barrow; geld ram, geld shep, a wether; geld soue, ?a……

(a) To castrate (a male animal); (b) to spay (a sow). …

(a) A gelded horse, gelding; (b) a barrow. …

(a) Wearing apparel, clothes, dress; also, a garment; (b) pl. bedclothes. …

(a) To prepare or equip (oneself); prepare (a corpse for burial); geren aweiward, prepare (oneself) to go away; (b) to equip (oneself) for fighting, arm (oneself); (c) to dress (sb., oneself); ppl. ge……

(a) ?A lecher; (b) ?a greedy person. …

(a) A treasured object, valuable possession; also, a gift or reward; (b) coll. treasure, valuables, movable possessions; (c) gold and gersum, etc. [See also gold n., sense 2.] …

(a) A belt or strap passing under a horse's belly to secure a saddle, harness, load, etc. [see also hors gerth]; (b) a hoop for a barrel, keg, tub, etc.; (c) in cpds. & combs.: gerth bokel, a clasp or……

(a) To infer (sth.) from observation, etc.; perceive, find out; gessen in, gessen of, perceive (sth.) in (sb.), suspect; (b) with clause as obj.: to conclude (that sth. is true or will happen)……

(a) An invited guest, a guest at a meal, banquet, etc.; unboden gest, an uninvited guest; (b) a stranger or traveler entertained in one's home; one entertained by a monastery or the like; goddes gest……

Only in the phrases: nimen gete, taken gete, to pay attention, take pains; haven in gete, to have (sb.) in one's charge. …

(a) To acquire (sth.), earn, buy, win, receive, find; ivel geten, ill-gotten; fals geten, got by falsehood; (b) refl. …

(a) To watch over (sb. or sth.), take care of, protect; guide (sb.), rule; tend (sheep); (b) refl. to protect oneself, be on guard; (c) geten fro, to preserve (sb.) from (sth.); geten for, be on guard……

Only in phr. in a gethe, ?spiritedly, ?hastily. …

(a) A deep and narrow valley; ravine, glen; gil strem, a torrent; (b) in surnames and place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.199, 200, 212]. …

(a) An association of dues-paying members, organized for charitable, religious, or political purposes; a fraternity, guild; (b) an association of craftsmen or tradesmen, a craft guild. …

(a) A trap, snare; (b) fig. a legal, moral, or spiritual pitfall; esp. a snare of the Devil; (c) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.202]. …

To trap (sb.); fig. to deceive (sb.), lead into sin or to damnation, seduce. …

(a) The gill of a fish; (b) gil fish, a kind of stockfish. …

A sow; esp. a young sow; gilt grece. …

(a) A young female sheep, ewe lamb; (b) ?as surname. …

(a) A band of warriors, a troop; an army or host; with al ging, in full force; (b) a body of retainers or followers, a retinue, household; also fig.; hous ging, household; (c) pl. (someone's)……

Recurrent springs [see Smith PNElem. 1.202]. …

(a) A hostage; (b) finden (yeven) gisel, to give hostage(s as a guarantee of one's loyalty or good faith; nimen gisel, take a hostage; bitechen (sellen) to gisel, give (sb.) as a hostage; haven……

To give (sb.) as a hostage. …

Setting; gon to glade, drauen to glade, of the sun: to set, be setting. …

(a) A loud noise, clamor, din; (b) loud talking, chatter; merrymaking; (c) a loudly-spoken message. …

Gladness, joy. …

Pleased, glad. …

(a) To make (sb.) glad; also, welcome (sb.); (b) to be merry. …

Only in phr.: gleg of eie, clear of sight, sharp-sighted. …

(a) To smear (sth.), make slimy or sticky; to congest (the stomach), nauseate (sb.); (b) of the slimy or viscous substance: ben gleimed, to be stuck together; gleimen togedres, stick together; (c) ppl……

Of a person, the eyes: to be squint-eyed, look asquint; ppl. gliande, gleande, squint-eyed; p.ppl. gliet, gleiet, of the eyes: asquint. …

(a) Of things: to flash, sparkle, glitter, shine; reflect light; (b) to have a false or misleading glitter. …

To fleece or despoil (sb.). …

(a) To fill (sb., the heart) with fear; frighten, alarm, startle; (b) to be distressed, be filled with fear or grief; glopnen in herte, become sad at heart; glopnen and greten [cp. OI glūpna ok grāta……

To shine, gleam, glow; glisten; gloren fair, to shine bright but have only seeming excellence; glorand glede, a glowing ember. …

To stare, gaze; glouen up)on, stare at (sth.). …

To scowl, look glum. …

(a) A glove; one of a pair of gloves; hauking glove, a glove worn while hawking; sheting glove, a glove worn to protect the hand in drawing a bow; (b) a glove or gauntlet used for armor; one of a pair……

(a) To grind the teeth together; gnash the teeth in anger or sorrow, as a threat, etc.; gnasten with teth (toth); (b) gnasten at (ayens, into, on), to gnash the teeth at (sb.); gnasten on, gnash the……

To gnash (one's teeth). …

?A nit. …

(a) Good fortune; advantageously, fortunately; as interj.: Good luck!; (b) to goder hele, fortunately; (c) with dative: fortunately for (sb.); to goder hele, to goder hele to, fortunately for (sb.)……

(a) Excellence, goodness, merit, virtue; (b) virtuous talk. …

(a) A good man, righteous man; excellent or worthy man; valiant man; god man and treue; god man of armes; (b) as item of address. …

(a) The European cuckoo (Cuculus canorus); ?any bird of the family Cuculidae; (b) gok pintel, cuckoopint (Arum maculatum); gok sures, wood sorrel (Oxalis acetosella); gok flour, ?cuckoo flower……

Stormy, tempestuous. …

(a) The metal gold; of gold, consisting of gold, made of gold; (b) gold and silver, etc.; (c) clene gold, cler gold, fin gold, pure gold, refined gold; parti gold, gold with considerable alloy; red……

A heap of sheaves in a barn; prob. the heap of grain between any two upright posts of the barn. …

Gay, joyful. …

Some kind of wild plant with yellow flowers; probably a species of Ranunculus (buttercup family). …

Golden color. …

(a) Attention, heed, notice; nimen gome, taken gome, to pay attention, take heed, take note, watch; pay attention to (sth.), observe (sth.); (b) nimen (taken) gome of, to pay attention to (sth.), take……

A siege engine that casts missiles; ballista, mangonel, trebuchet; also, a ram; gret gonne, a mangonel. …

A cannon; gonnilde gnoste, the spark or flame used to fire a cannon; ?also in place name. …

(a) A gosling; (b) as surname. …

(a) A domesticated goat; (b) meat of a goat, goat's flesh; (c) a pictorial representation of a goat. …

To look, gaze, stare; gouen on (of, upon), look or gape at (sb. or sth.). …

(a) To cry out, yell, howl, wail; (b) of a wolf: to howl. …

A double handful. …

The female greyhound. …

(a) A gray fur, prob. the fur from the back of the Eurasian red squirrel Sciurus vulgaris in winter; red (ruskin) grei, the fur of the Eurasian red squirrel in winter; tristi (tresti) grei, ?error……

(a) Ash-colored, flint-colored, dull, gray; of cloth: gray, drab; of a man: gray-haired; grei hered, grei hore, grei hored, gray-haired, hoary; grei her, an old man; grei tauier, one who taws pelts……

(a) An arm or inlet of the sea; (b) the fork of the body, crotch; also, a leg; (c) the edge of a horn, the spike of a gisarme; (d) a class, subdivision; a member of the Trinity; (e) a cutting of a……

?To prepare (an army, a horse) for battle, ?to attack. …

(a) Of people: ready; of things: ready, available; (b) skilled, competent, informed; maken greith, to tell (sb.), instruct; (c) wealthy, powerful; (d) willing. …

(a) Readiness, order, governance, control; in greith, out of greith; don greith on, to exercise control over (a nation); don in greith, carry out, put into effect; (b) effective guidance, counsel……

(a) To prepare (sth.), arrange, make ready; prepare the way for (sth.); (b) to prepare (food), cook, dress; (c) to complete (preparations); trim (a lamp); skin and cut up (game); wash (a vessel)……

Good, pleasant, noble, splendid. …

(a) Quickly, straightway; readily; willingly; (b) plainly, truly; earnestly, carefully; skilfully, cunningly; (c) properly, worthily, fairly, suitably; (d) firmly, stoutly, boldly. …

(a) A steward; headman of a town or village; also, a royal official; (b) as surname; also in cpds.: bern greive, fen greive [see also plough greive, wode greive]. …

(a) Anger, hatred, resentment; ?martial spirit; (b) injury, harm, trouble; (c) grief, sorrow, shame; (d) ?as surname. …

(a) A gravelly stream [see Smith PNElem. 1.209]; (b) in place names:?a gravelly stream, ?Grendel. …

To desire, long (to do sth.). …

(a) Sand, gravel, small stones; a gret, a grain of sand; ech gret, every speck, every bit; (b) sandstone, gristone; (c) dust, dirt. …

A narrow valley; -- in place and personal names [see Smith PNElem. 1.211]. …

(a) Fiercely, ferociously; cruelly, harshly; (b) angrily, sternly. …

Cruelty. …

(a) A young pig; esp. a suckling pig; (b) pork of a young pig; (c) a boar; (d) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.210]. …

(a) The peace of a nation or society, law and order; fig. the peace resulting from the observation of God's will; breken (fordon) grith, to disturb the peace, break the law; holden (maken, setten)……

Law (a) Disturbances or violence committed toward persons, at places, or during specific periods that were under special protection of the king; also (after 1200), any breach of the peace; (b)……

(a) ?Angry, ?sorrowful; (b) as noun: a malicious spirit, a devil. …

Weeping, lamentation; sorwe and grot, grot and gred. …

To weep; bewail (sth.); shed (tears). …

A cave, a pit; grov met, ?a system of measuring coal in mining; also, in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.210] …

(a) As noun: a gruf, on (the) gruf, o gruf, face downward, on the face, prone; (b) as adj.: face downward; lien gruf; with face gruf, face downward; (c) as adv.: fallen (turnen) gruf, to fall (turn)……

To fall down or lie prone. …

Yellow, pale; gul and grene, yellow and green, very sick looking. …

Jaundice. …

(a) Of water, blood: to rush with force, gush; gushen out; (b) of the belly:?to make noises. …

An exclamation expressing interest, surprise, distress, indignation, shock, etc. [See also hum interj.] …