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Clyppan alternative
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Swearm (OE) 'swarm (of bees)' (*swer-2): SWARM. Sweard, swearth (OE) 'skin of the body, rind of pork': SWARD. Swealwe (OE), kind of bird, 'swallow': SWALLOW. Swathian (OE) 'to wrap up': SWADDLE, SWADDLING, SWATHE. Swappen (ME) 'to strike, hit, move quickly, strike hands on a bargain' (*swei-2): SWAP. Swâpan (OE) 'to sweep, drive, swing' (*swei-2): SWEEP, SWOOP. Swamp (EModE) 'swamp' (< LG < *swombho-): SWAMP. Swale (ME) 'cool, shady, wet place' (*swel-2): SWALE. Scof (ME) 'mocking, ridicule' ( Scan < *swengw-): SWAG. Scocche (ME) 'to make an incision in': HOPSCOTCH, SCOTCH. Sclabbe, slabbe (ME) 'flat, broad, thick piece': SLAB. Scîtan (OE) 'to void excrement' (*skei-): SHIT. Scîr (OE) 'official charge, provice, district under a governor, bishop's see, etc.': SHIRE, SHERIFF. scipe (OE), suffix denoting state or condition (*skep-): -SHIP. Scilling (OE) 'money of account, 1/20 of a pound': SHILLING. Scifre, scivre (ME) 'splinter, fragment, chip' (*skei-): SHIVER. Scieran, sceran (OE) 'to cut' (*sker-1): SHEAR. Schunte (ME) 'to swerve, shy, shrink away': SHUNT. Schulle, scolle, skulle (ME) 'skull': SKULL. Schowe (ME) exclamation to drive away birds, etgc.: SHOO. Da angel.Īnkel (ME) 'ankle' ( *skel-1): SHELDRAKE. G eng.Īngul (OE) 'fishhook' (*ank-): ANGLE.

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Da ansvar, svare.Īndswaru (OE) 'reply' (and- + *swer-1): ANSWER.Īng- (OE) 'painful' (*angh- via 'painful spike in the flesh'): HANGNAIL, ANBURY. G allein, ein, einig, einsam, einst, einzeln, einzig.Īnd-, an-, on-, un- (OE), prefix indicating opposition, reversal, deprivation (*ant-): ALONG, ANSWER, UN-, UNBIND, UNDO, UNFASTEN, UNHORSE. Ân (OE) 'one' (*oi-no-): A, ALONE, AN, ANON, ATONE, LONE, LONELY, NONCE, NONE, ONCE, ONE. G Ammer.Īn (OE) 'on, in' (*an 1): A (as in NOWADAYS, ONCE_A_MONTH, GO A-BEGGING), A- (as in ABOARD, ABED), ON, UPON. Âmasian (OE) 'to stun, bewilder': AMAZE, MAZE.Īmore (OE), kind of (unidentified) bird: YELLOWHAMMER. Da ældre, ældst.Īll (OE) 'all, every, entire': AL-, ALL, ALONE, ALSO. Da ild.Īld (OE) 'old' (*al-3): ALDERMAN, ELDER, ELDEST, OLD. Âgan (OE) 'to have, possess, own' (*êik-): OUGHT, OWE, OWN, OWNER. Ætheling (OE) 'prince' (*athal-): ALTHELING. Æthele, æthel (OE) 'noble' (*athal-): ETHELRED.

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Æsce, æxe (OE) 'burnt residue' (*as-): ASH. Ærs, ears (OE) 'rump, backside' (*ors-): ASS (ARSE). Ærende (1-2) (OE) 'message, mission': ERRAND. Æl (OE) 'small tool for piercing holes': AWL. Ægehwæther, æghwæther (OE) 'each of the two, either' (*aiw- + ge- + hwæther): EITHER. Æfter (OE) 'behind' (*apo-): AFTER, AFTER.

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Æftan (OE) 'behind, from behind' (*apo-): ABAFT, AFT. Æfen (1-2) (OE) 'close of day, evening': EVE, EVEN, EVENING, HALLOWEEN. expressing removal, separation, derivation, origin, source, spring of action, point of departure in time, cause, agent, instrument, material' (*apo-): O', OF, OFF. Æcer (OE) 'field, piece of tilled or arable land, square measure of land, acre' (*agro-): ACRE. Da eg.Īdela (OE) 'stinking liquid filth, urine': ADDLE.















Clyppan alternative