D[=ae]d, _sf._ deed.
dae[.g], _sm._ day.
dae[.g]-hw[=ae]m-l[=i]ce, _av._ daily.
d[=ae]l, _sm._ part--be healfum d[=ae]le, by half.
d[=ae]lan, _wv._ divide, share.
d[=e]ad, _aj._ dead.
d[=e]ath, _sm._ death.
Defena-s[.c][=i]r, _sf._ Devonshire [Devonia].
dehter, _see_ dohtor.
_[.g]e_delf, _sn._ digging.
delfan, _sv. 3_, dig.
D[e,]ne, _smpl._ Danes.
D[e,]nisc, _aj._ Danish.
d[=e]ofol, _sum._ devil [_Latin_ diabolus].
d[=e]ofol-[.g]ield, _sn._ idol.
d[=e]op, _aj._ deep.
d[=e]or, _sn._ wild beast.
d[=e]ore, _aj._ dear, precious.
d[=e]or-wierthe, _aj._ precious.
d[=i]egol, _aj._ hidden, secret.
d[=i]egol-nes, _sf._ secret.
d[=i]epe, _sf._ depth [d[=e]op].
dihtan, _wv._ appoint [_Latin_ dictare].
disc-the[.g]n, _sm._ (dish-thane), waiter.
dohtor, _sf._ daughter.
d[=o]m, _sm._ doom, judgment, sentence.
d[=o]n, _sv._ do, act.
dorste, _see_ durran.
draca, _sm._ dragon.
dranc, _see_ drincan.
dr[=e]ori[.g], _aj._ sad.
dr[=i]fan, _sv. 6_, drive.
drinca, _sm._ drink.
drincan, _sv. 3_, drink.
drohtnian, _wv._ live, continue, behave.
drohtnung, _sf._ conduct.
dr[=y][.g]e, _aj._ dry.
Dryhten, _sm._ Lord,
d[=u]n, _sf._ hill, down.
durran, _swv._ dare.
duru, _sf._ door.
d[=u]st, _sn._ dust.
_[.g]e_.dwyld, _sn._ error.
dyde, _see_ d[=o]n.
dyppan, _wv._ dip.
dysi[.g], _aj._ foolish.
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[=E]ac, _av._ also; [=e]ac swelce, also.
[=e]acnian, _wv._ increase.
[=e]adi[.g], _aj._ (prosperous), blessed.
[=e]age, _sn._ eye.
[=e]ag-th[=y]rel, _sn._ (eye-hole), window.
eahta, _num._ eight.
[=e]a-l[=a], _interj._ oh!
eald, _aj._ old--_cp._ ieldra.
Eald-seaxe, _smpl._ Old Saxons.
ealdor, _sm._ chief, master.
ealdor-mann, _sm._ chief, officer.
eall, _aj._ all.
eall, _av._ quite ; eall sw[=a] mi[.c]el sw[=a], (quite) as much as.
eall-n[=i]we, _aj._ quite new.
eallunga, _av._ entirely.
ealu, _sn._ ale.
eard, _sm._ country, native land.
eardian, _wv._ dwell.
[=e]are, _sn._ ear.
earm, _sm._ arm.
earm, _aj._ poor, wretched, despicable.
earm-lic, _aj._ miserable.
earm-l[=i]ce, _av._ miserably, wretchedly.
earn, _sm._ eagle.
eart, _see_ wesan.
[=e]ast, _av._ eastwards.
[=e]ast-d[=ae]l, _sm._ east part, the East.
[=E]ast-[e,]n[.g]le, _smpl._ East-Anglians.
[=E]ast-seaxe, _smpl._ East-Saxons.
[=e]athe-lic, _aj._ insignificant, weak.
[=e]ath-m[=e]dan, _wv._ humble [[=e]athm[=o]d].
[=e]ath-m[=o]d, _aj._ humble.
[=e][.c]e, _aj._ eternal.
[=e][.c]-nes, _sf._ eternity.
efen, _aj._ even.
_[.g]e_.efen-l[=ae][.c]an, _wv._ imitate.
efne, _av._ behold, lo! [efen].
[e,]fsian, _wv._ clip, shear.
eft, _av._ again; afterwards, then; back.
[e,][.g]e, _sm._ fear.
[e,][.g]esa, _sm._ fear [e[.g]e].
[e,][.g]es-lic, _aj._ fearful, awful.
[=e]htere, _sm._ persecutor.
ele, _sm._ oil.
[e,]l-th[=e]odi[.g]-nes, _sf._ foreign land.
[e,]nde, _sm._ end.
[e,]ndemes, _av._ together.
_[.g]e_.[e,]ndian, _wv._ end; die.
[e,]ndlufon, _num._ eleven.
[e,]ndlyfta, _aj._ eleventh.
_[.g]e_.[e,]ndung, _sf._ ending, end.
[e,]n[.g]el, _sm._ angel [_Latin_ angelus].
[E,]n[.g]la-land, _sn._ England [[E,]n[.g]la _gen. pl. of_ [E,]n[.g]le].
[E,]n[.g]le, _smpl._ the English [Angel].
[E,]n[.g]lisc, _aj._ English--_sn._ English language [[E,]n[.g]le].
[=e]ode, _see_ g[=a]n.
eom, _see_ wesan.
eorl, _sm._ earl.
eorth-b[=u]end, _sm._ earth-dweller.
eorthe, _sf._ earth.
eorth-faest, _aj._ firm in the earth.
eorth-lic, _aj._ earthly.
eornost, _sf._ earnest.
eornost-l[=i]ce, _av._ in truth, indeed.
[=e]ow, _see_ th[=u].
etan, _sv. 5_, eat.
[=e]thel, _sm._ country, native land.