(a) To lay (sb.) low, fell, kill; (b) to throw down or destroy (a building); cut down or fell (a tree). …

To make (sb.) afraid, to terrify. …

(a) To clean (sth.); (b) purify (the body, a wound), cleanse, purge; (c) clear away (pain); (d) free (sb. from sin). …

(a) To remove (sth.); (b) drive (sb.) away; carry off; (c) refl. run away. …

To remove (sth.), drive away, expel. …

To defile or corrupt. …

To fill up (sth.); fill (sb. with joy). …

(a) To find out (sth.), discover, learn; (b) to find (sth.). …

Very hungry; starving. …

To remove (sth.), drive forth. …

To put (sb.) to flight, drive away, banish; drive out (an ailment or pain), dispel. …

Take to flight, flee. …

(a) To receive (a gift, reward, etc.); also, accept; (b) to inherit (a kingdom), take possession of (land, an office, an abbey, etc.); (c) to receive (punishment, penance, etc.); suffer (a blow, a……

(a) To test (a remedy); ppl. approved; (b) to tempt (sb.) to do evil; (c) to experience (hunger, adventures, etc.). …

(a) Forward in space, in front, ahead, in advance; (b) earlier, previously, formerly, before; beforehand; taken afore, anticipate (sth.); faders afore, forefathers; (c) in an earlier part of a book……

(a) On foot, afoot (i.e. not on horseback); fighten afote, gon afote, etc.; (b) folk afote, men afote, foot soldiers, etc. [cp. fọ̄t-folk, afote man]. …

To search out (sth.), find out; find. …

ben afright, to be frightened or terrified; be afraid (of sth.), be in fear (of losing sth.); fig. of floods: undeterred. …

Back; wenden on afte, pervert. …

Last; bi aftemeste erdede, to the last of his deeds (i. e. for all of his deeds). …