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| ang beþencan (v) |
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| ang mimor (a) |
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| en twi |
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| fr loger (v) |
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| en gate |
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| ang wuldorfullian (v) |
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| ang widsiþ |
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| ang entisc |
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| ang forberan (v) |
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| ang seþend (n) |
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| ang bled (n) |
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| en weevil |
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| ang eax (n) |
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| ang streaƿ (n) |
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| ang beteon (v) |
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| enm middel |
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| ang ateon (v) |
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| ang beforan |
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| ang annes (n) |
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| ang bysig (a) |
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| ang forseon (v) |
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| ang þennan (v) |
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| ang forn (r) |
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| ang landhlaford (n) |
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| ang siþþan (r) |
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| ang gebed (n) |
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| ang nieht (n) |
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| ang cwomon (v) |
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| ang hagosteald (a) |
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| enm fomy |
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| ang anfealdnes (n) |
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| en unjust (a) |
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| ang bilehwit (a) |
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| ang spelung |
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| ang sealtnes (n) |
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| ang forbeodan |
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| ang infaru (n) |
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| ang cwellan (v) |
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| en colton (n) |
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| en finew |
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| en companion (n) |
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| ang fealle (n) |
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| ang steorleas (a) |
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| ang deor (n) |
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| ang ætlædan |
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| ang fyxen |
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| ang gefæstnian (v) |
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| ang beceorfan (v) |
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| ang þritigfeald |
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| ang gefredan (v) |
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| ang ƿacol (a) |
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| ang iringes ƿeg (n) |
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| ang unforht (a) |
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| ang inlic (a) |
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| ang æfter |
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| en close |
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| en wone |
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| en slave (n) |
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| ang fremman (v) |
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| de backen (v) |
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| ang grætan (v) |
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| ang wordmittung (n) |
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| enm quenchen |
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| ang hwælweg (n) |
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| en prick |
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| ang numen (v) |
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| ang æþryttan (v) |
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| ang bemurnan |
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| ang forscieppan (v) |
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| enm yerd |
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| ang hyldan (v) |
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| ang eac (r) |
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| ang stierc (n) |
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| en murder (n) |
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| ang gehyran (v) |
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| ang oxangang |
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| ang hof (n) |
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| ang sceaþa (n) |
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| ang sceawian (v) |
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| en cry out (v) |
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| ang siextiene |
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| enm temese |
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| ang þegn (n) |
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| ang hyrne (n) |
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| ang unfulfremed (a) |
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| ang had (n) |
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| en crafty |
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| ang wiþfaran |
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| ang forgymeleasian (v) |
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| ang gelæfan (v) |
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| ang hunigsmæc |
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| ang geondseon |
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| en clothing (n) |
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| ang forhealdan (v) |
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| ang beseon (v) |
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| ang ymbsniþan |
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| ang belean (v) |
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| ang gædrian (v) |
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| ang handgewrit |
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