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| ang singan (v) |
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| ang slæp (n) |
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| ang miswritan (v) |
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| ang þystru (n) |
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| ang þegn |
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| ang mimor (a) |
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| ang scirgerefa |
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| en twi |
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| en out |
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| fr loger (v) |
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| ang meolcan (v) |
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| ang stocc (n) |
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| ang infaru (n) |
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| ang æmethwil (n) |
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| ang wuldorfullian (v) |
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| ang forbeodan |
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| ang sanct |
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| en unjust (a) |
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| ang anfealdnes (n) |
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| ang forberan (v) |
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| ang bilehwit (a) |
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| ang seþend (n) |
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| ang cenlice (r) |
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| ang wenan (v) |
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| ang nieht (n) |
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| ang geþencan (v) |
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| ang gebed (n) |
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| ang eax (n) |
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| fr coûteux (a) |
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| ang cwomon (v) |
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| ang ungod (a) |
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| ang beteon (v) |
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| ang forsittan (v) |
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| enm middel |
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| ang hagosteald (a) |
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| ang wuna (n) |
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| ang fleard (n) |
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| ang feorhƿeard (n) |
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| ang beforan |
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| ang æfter |
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| ang annes (n) |
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| ang twentig (a) |
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| ang geþencan (v) |
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| ang forseon (v) |
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| ang hagosteald (a) |
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| ang þennan (v) |
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| enm fomy |
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| ang þegen (n) |
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| en write (v) |
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| ang landhlaford (n) |
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| ang clysung |
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| ang siþþan (r) |
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| ang bræð (n) |
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| ang gelæfan (v) |
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| fr lituanie (n) |
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| ang dugan (v) |
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| ang ymbgangan (v) |
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| ang spræcleas (a) |
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| en weevil |
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| en green (a) |
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| ang weorþ (n) |
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| ang gelicnes (n) |
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| en fox's foot |
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| en noise (n) |
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| ang wilweorthunga (n) |
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| ang geotan (v) |
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| ang abeodan (v) |
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| ang fuht (a) |
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| ang ƿasend (n) |
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| enm warm |
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| ang swelgan (v) |
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| ang aliesan (v) |
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| ang dryhtguma (n) |
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| fr ensuite (r) |
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| ang hyrne (n) |
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| ang bescieran (v) |
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| ang andswaru (n) |
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| en seat |
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| ang forgymeleasian (v) |
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| ang ymbceorfan (v) |
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| ang gefræge (n) |
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| en finew |
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| ang gedefe (a) |
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| en companion (n) |
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| ang ƿiþmetan (v) |
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| ang loppe (n) |
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| ang fealle (n) |
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| ang steorleas (a) |
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| ang hwæþer (n) |
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| ang deor (n) |
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| ang elpendas |
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| en rin |
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| ang gedrefed (v) |
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| sco saunt |
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| ang fyxen |
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| ang gefæstnian (v) |
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| ang feolan (v) |
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| en pea |
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| ang beceorfan (v) |
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