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gamen, see gomen.

gamol, see gomol.

gān, irreg. v., go, 395, etc.; pres. indic. 3rd, gǣð, 455; pres. subj. gā, 1394; pret. ēode, 358, 493, etc.; imperat. gā, 1782; pp. syððan hīe tōgædre gegān hæfdon, “after they had closed in strife,” 2630. (See also gongan.)

full-gān, st. v., with dat., follow and aid; pret. sceft…flāne full-ēode, “the shaft followed and aided the barb,” 3119.

ge-gān, st. v., pret. geēode, geīode (2200):
(1) go (intrans.), 1967, 2676.
(2) go (trans.), make, venture, 1277, 1462.
(3) gain (by going), obtain, 1535; with dependent clause, 2917.
(4) happen, 2200.

ofer-gān, st. v., with acc., go over, 1408, 2959.

oð-gān, st. v., go (to), 2934.

ymb-gān, st. v., with acc., go about, go around, 620.

gangan, see gongan.

ganot, st. m., gannet, diver, 1861.

gār, st. m., spear, javelin, 328, etc.

gār-cēne, adj., spear-keen, spear-bold, 1958.

gār-cwealm, st. m., [spear-quelling] death by the spear, 2043.

gār-holt, st. neut., spear-holt, spear-shaft, spear, 1834.

gār-secg, st. m., [spear-man, cf. Neptune] ocean, 49, etc.

gār-wiga, w. m., spear-warrior, 2674, etc.

gār-wīgend, st. m. (pres. part.), spear- warrior, 2641.

gāst, st. w., ghost, sprite, devil, 133, 1747, etc.; gen. pl. gāsta, 1357, gǣsta, 1123.

gāst-bona, w. m., [ghost-bane] soul-slayer, the devil, 177.

ge, conj., and, 1248, 1340; with swylce, 2258; correl. ge…ge, “both…and,” 1248, 1864.

gē, pers. pron. (pl. of þū), ye, you, 237, etc.

geador, adv., together, 835; with ætsomne, 491.

on geador, together, 1595.

ge-æhtla, w. m., or ge-æhtle, w. f., high esteem, 369.

geald, see gyldan.

gealdor, st. neut.:

(1) sound, blast, 2943.

(2) incantation; dat. galdre, 3052.

gealp, see gilpan.

gēap, adj., spacious, extensive, roomy, 836, 1800.

gēar, st. neut., year, 1134.

gēara, gen. pl. (in adverbial sense), of yore, formerly, 2664.

geard, st. m., yard; always pl. in “Beowulf,” courts, dwelling-place, 13, 265, 1134, etc.

gēar-dagas, st. m. pl., yore-days, days of yore, 1, 1354.

geare, see gearwe.

gearo, gearu, adj., yare, ready, prepared, 77, 1109, 1914, etc.; with gen. 1825; acc. sg. f. gearwe, 1006; pl. gearwe, 210, etc.

gearo, adv., well, 2748.

gearo-folm, adj., ready-handed, 2085.

gearwe, geare, well, 265, 2656, etc.; with ne, “not at all,” 246.

gearwor, compar., more readily, 3074. gearwost, superl., best, 715.

-geat, see -gitan.

geato-līc, adj., stately, splendid, 215, 1401, etc,

geatwa, st. f. pl., garniture, 3088,

ge-bedde, w. f., bed-fellow, 665.

ge-bræc, st. neut., [break] crash, 2259.

ge-brōðor, ge-brōðru, st. m. pl., brothers, 1191.

ge-byrd, st. neut., fate, 1074.

ge-cynde, adj., [kind] natural, hereditary, 2197, 2696.

ge-dāl, st. neut., severance, parting, 3068.

ge-dēfe, adj., meet, fitting, 561, etc; friendly, 1227.

ge-dræg, st. neut., [dray = squirrel’s nest?] band, tumult, 756.