(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……

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

To give (sb.) as a hostage. …

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

(a) To move or turn quickly to one side; dodge, flinch; glenten aside, glenten beside; glenten aside on, to fall upon (enemies) from the side; (b) to change one's behavior, deviate; (c) glenten from……

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……

(a) To look glum or sullen; look displeased; scowl, frown; gloumen on, scowl or frown at (sb.); (b) of the weather: to become dark, lower. …

To scowl, look glum. …

(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). …

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. …

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

(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)……

To desire, long (to do sth.). …

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

To fall down or lie prone. …