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Gif (gyf), if [not related to give}. GifeSe (gyfeSe), given, granted. Gilp, see gielp. Gilp-cwide, m. , boasting speech [yelp- speech]. Gingest, see geong (adj. ).
giohSo (geh8u), f. , care, sorrow, grief.
giu (in), formerly, of old.
glaed (glaed), glad.
gleaw, wise, prudent.
gliwstaef, m. , glee, joy ; instr. Pi. (used adverbially), gliwstafum 150, 16= joyfully.
God, m. , God.
god ( 96, (3)), good; mid his godum 115, 12 = with his pos- sessions (goods).
godcund, divine [God].
godcundlice, divi...nely.
gold, n. , gold.
gold-eeht, f . , gold treasure.
gold-fah, gold-adorned.
gold-hroden, part. -adj. , gold- adorned.
goldwine. M. , prince, giver of gold, lord [gold-friend], gomel (gomol), old, old man.
g9ngan (gangan) ( 117), go [gang] ; imperative 2d sing. , geong; pret. Sing. , geong, glong, geng ; past part. , ge- g9ngen, gegangen. The most commonly used pret. Is code, which belongs to gan ( 134).
Gotland, n. , Jutland (in Ohthere's Second Voyage), Gothland (in Wulfstan's Voyage).
gram, grim, angry, fierce, the angry one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gif (gyf), if [not related to give}. GifeSe (gyfeSe), given, granted. Gilp, see gielp. Gilp-cwide, m. , boasting speech [yelp- speech]. Gingest, see geong (adj. ).
giohSo (geh8u), f. , care, sorrow, grief.
giu (in), formerly, of old.
glaed (glaed), glad.
gleaw, wise, prudent.
gliwstaef, m. , glee, joy ; instr. Pi. (used adverbially), gliwstafum 150, 16= joyfully.
God, m. , God.
god ( 96, (3)), good; mid his godum 115, 12 = with his pos- sessions (goods).
godcund, divine [God].
godcundlice, divi...nely.
gold, n. , gold.
gold-eeht, f . , gold treasure.
gold-fah, gold-adorned.
gold-hroden, part. -adj. , gold- adorned.
goldwine. M. , prince, giver of gold, lord [gold-friend], gomel (gomol), old, old man.
g9ngan (gangan) ( 117), go [gang] ; imperative 2d sing. , geong; pret. Sing. , geong, glong, geng ; past part. , ge- g9ngen, gegangen. The most commonly used pret. Is code, which belongs to gan ( 134).
Gotland, n. , Jutland (in Ohthere's Second Voyage), Gothland (in Wulfstan's Voyage).
gram, grim, angry, fierce, the angry one.
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