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stod Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "stallion, stud".

storm Anglo-Saxon, Old Dutch (Hypothetical)
Old English and Old Dutch word meaning "storm".

strod Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "marshy ground overgrown with brushwood".

su 7 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "sow, female pig".

sumor Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "summer".

sunne Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "sun".

suþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "south".

swan Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Old Saxon, Old Dutch (Hypothetical), Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English, Old Saxon, Old Dutch and Frankish word meaning "swan".

swete Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "sweet".

swiþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "strong".

þæc Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "roof, thatch".

þorn Anglo-Saxon, Old Norse
Old English and Old Norse word meaning "thorn".

þrop Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "village".

þryþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "strength".

tind Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "point, tine".

tiro Late Roman
Vulgar Latin word meaning "to pull".

toln Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "toll, fee, tax".

transversare Late Roman
Late Latin word meaning "to cross".

tufa Late Roman
Late Latin word meaning "helmet crest".

tun Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "enclosure, yard, town".

uhta Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "before dawn".

under Anglo-Saxon, Old Germanic (Hypothetical)
Old English and Germanic word meaning "under".

upp Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "up".

wacu Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "wake, vigil".

wægn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "wagon".

wær Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "aware, cautious".

wæter Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "water".

warda Late Roman
Late Latin word meaning "guard, guardian", of Germanic origin.

wealcan Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "to move".

weald 1 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "powerful, mighty" or "power, authority".

weald 2 Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "forest".

wealh Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "foreigner, Celt".

weall Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "wall" (of Latin origin).

weard Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "guard, guardian".

wefan Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "to weave".

weg Anglo-Saxon, Old High German, Old Dutch
Old English, Old High German and Old Dutch word meaning "way, path, road".

welig Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "willow".

weoh Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "idol, image".

weosule Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "weasel".

wer Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "dam, weir".

werra Late Roman
Late Latin word meaning "war", of Germanic origin.

west Anglo-Saxon, Old High German, Old Dutch (Hypothetical)
Old English, Old High German and Old Dutch word meaning "west".

wic Anglo-Saxon, Old Dutch
Old English and Old Dutch word meaning "village, town", ultimately from Latin vicus.

wig Old High German, Anglo-Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old High German, Old English and Frankish word meaning "war, battle".

wiht Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "creature, being, wight, thing".

wilde Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "wild, untamed, uncontrolled".

willa Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "will, desire".

wille Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "well (for water), water hole, stream".

wine Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "friend".

winn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "meadow, pasture".

winter Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "winter".

womb Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "belly, womb, hollow".

worþ Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "enclosure".

wudu Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "tree, wood".

wulf Anglo-Saxon, Old Saxon, Frankish (Hypothetical)
Old English, Old Saxon and Frankish word meaning "wolf".

wynn Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "joy, bliss".

wyrhta Anglo-Saxon
Old English word meaning "maker, worker, wright".

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