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glossary
þurh, prep. v. acc. through; by means of: 1. 19 þurh, 1. 20; 4. 16, etc.
þurhwunian, wv., continue: 3 sq. þurhwunað, 7, 1.
þurst, m., thirst: as. 67. 30.
ðus, adv., thus.
†þwēr, adj., agreeable: np. þwēre, 34.3.
þyllic, adj., pron. such, like: apn. þyllicra, 62. 6; ip. þillicum, 62. 1. )
†ðystlice, adv., (ðuslice), similarly: 47.7.
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†unǣmtigian, wv., deprive of leisure: opt. 3. sg. unǣmtige, 36. 4.
†unāfandod, adj., unproved: gsm. unāfanddes, 32. 7.
†unālīfedlice, adv., unlawfully: 46.9.
†unālȳfed, adj., unallowed, unlawful: gs.(?). unālȳfdes, 8, 2.
unāwendenlic, adj., unchangeable: nsm. 55. 16.
†unblīðe, adj. sad, unhappy: comp. nc. unblīðre, 69. 19.
uncūð, adj., unknown, uncertain: ns. 17.21; 23.9; 26.12; 49.7; asf. uncūðe, 33. 14.
undēadlic, adj., immortal: ns. 52. 13; 56. 6; npf. undēadlice, 53. 7; 63.32.
†undēadlicness, f., immortality: ds. undēadlicnesse, 60. 9, 16; 61. 34; 61. 31 (MS. undeaðlicnesse); undēadlycnesse, 59. 29.
under, prep. w. dat, under: 10. 23; 11. 11; 44. 21.
underfōn, rv., receive, take: pret. 2. sg. undefēhst, 39. 8; 3. pl. underfēngon (MS. underfungon), 12.9; opt. 2. sg. underfō, 11.21; inf. 38. 9, 10.
understandan, sv. 2, understand: 2. sg. understentst, 24. 14; 26. 5; opt. pret. 1. sg. understōde, 20. 3.
underþīeddan, wv. subject: 1. pl. 8. 4; pp. underþāed, 9. 13.
unēð, adv., with difficulty: 44. 11; untēðe, 61. 7; unǣðe, 44. 23.
ungelīc, adj., unlike: ns. 13. 1.
ungelimp, n., misfortune: ds. ungelimpe, 7. 16; np. ungelimp, 29. 19; gp. ungelympa, 49. 1; ap. ungelimp, 69. 15, 18.
†ungelȳfæde, wm., infidel: np. ungelȳfædan, 8. 17.
ungelȳfedlic, adj., incredible: nsn. 60. 31.
†ungelygen, adj., true, faithful: apf. ungelygena, 66. 14.
ungemetlic, adj., excessive: dsf. ungemetlicum, 34. 15.
ungemetlice, adv., immoderately: 13. 13; 25. 12; 35. 16; 38. 3; 42. 14; 46. 9; 48. 21.
†ungerian, wv., divest: 3. sg. ungerað, 62. 30.
ungesǣlþ), f., sorrow: np. ungesǣlþa, 29. 19.
ungestæðþig, adj., unstable: np. ungestæðþie, 10. 15.
†ungetǣslice, adv., unsteadily: sup. ungetǣslicost, 29. 20.
ungeþwǣr, adj., discordant: np. (?). 10. 15 (MS. ungehwære).
†ungewlitig, adj., unadorned: np. ungewligige (MS. ungewligige), 31. 10.
ungewlitigian, wv., divest of adornments: 3. sg. ungewliteað, 62. 29.
unhāl, adj., weak, unsound, sick:
