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1945, etc.; pp. druncen, “drunk, having drunk (not necessarily intoxicated),” 531, etc.; pl. druncne, 480, etc.

drinc-fæt, see drync-fæt.

drohtoð, st. m., way of life, calling, 756.

dropen, see drepan.

drūsian, w. v., become turbid?, subside?, 1630.

dryht-bearn, st. neut., [noble bairn] noble youth, noble scion; acc. 2035.

dryhten, drihten, st. m.

(1) lord, chieftain, 1484, 1050, etc.; dat. dryhtne, 2482, etc., dryhten (?), 1831.

(2) Lord (of the Deity), 108, etc.

dryht-guma, driht-guma, w. m., [clansman] warrior, noble warrior, noble man, 99, 1790, etc.

dryht-līc, driht-līc, adj., lordly, courtly, royal, noble, excellent, 892; weak neut. drihtlīce wīf, 1158.

dryht-māðum, st. m., lordly treasure, splendid treasure, 2843.

[dryht-,] driht-scype, st. m., [warrior-ship] heroic deed, 1470.

dryht-sele, driht-sele, st. m., lordly hall, warrior-hall, 485, etc.

dryht-sibb, st. f., troop-peace, peace between bands of warriors, 2068.

drync-fæt, drinc-fæt, st. n., [drink-vat] drinking-vessel, 2254, 2306.

drysmian, w. v., darken, grow dark, 1375.

dūfan, st. v., dive.

ge-dūfan, st. v., dive into, sink into; pret. sg. gedēaf, 2700. þurh-dūfan, st. v., dive through, swim through; pret. sg. þurhdēaf, 1619.

dugan, st.-w. v., pres. sg. indic. dēah, 369, etc.; pres. sg. subj. duge, 589, etc.; pret. sg. dohte, 1344, 1821, etc.: be doughty, avail, 369, 573, etc., with gen. 526; treat (with dat.), 1821 ; rely, 1839.

duguð, st. f., doughtiness, the doughty, doughty warriors, noble warriors, 498, 2020, etc.; often coupled with geogoð, “the youthful”, 160, etc.; nom. pl. duguða, 2035; dat. pl. for dugeðum, “in virtue of doughtiness, by dint of doughty deeds,” 2501; duguðum, “doughtily, or to the doughty,” 3174.

*durran, st.-w. v., dare; pres. sg. dear, dearst, 684, 621; pres. subj. dyrre, 1379; pret. sg. dorste, 1462, 2848, etc.

duru, st. f., door, 388, 721.

dwellan, w. v., mislead, deceive, hinder; pres. sg. dweleð, 1735.

dyde, dydon, see dōn.

dȳgan, w. v.

ge-dȳgan, ge-dīgan, w. v., survive, escape, endure, 300, 578, 661, etc.

dȳgel, dēogol, adj., secret, hidden, 275, 1357.

dyhtig, adj., doughty, 1287.

dynnan, w. v., din, resound; pret. sg. dynede, 767, etc.

dȳre, dēore, adj., dear in both senses, costly and beloved, 560, 1528, 1879, etc.; nom. dīore, 1949; gen. sg. f. dēorre, 488.

dēorest, superl., dearest, 1309.

dyrne, adj., secret, hidden, 271, 1879, etc.

dyrre, see durran.

dyrstig, adj., daring, bold; with gen. 2838.

E.

ēac, adv., eke, also, 97, etc.; once ēc, 3131.

ēacen, adj. (pp. of *ēacan), [eked] great, extensive, mighty, powerful, 198, 1621, 1663, 2140.

ēacen-cræftig, adj., enormously strong, immense, 2280, 3051.

ēadig, adj., rich, prosperous, 1225, 2470.

ēadig-līce, adv., happily, 100.

eafor, see eofor.