English, including Old English, Anglian, Middle and Northern English, Hiberno-English and Anglo-Manx
A :: B :: C :: D :: E :: F :: G :: H :: I :: J :: K :: L :: M :: N :: O :: P :: R :: S :: T :: Þ :: U :: V :: W :: Y
- A
- a-sparring fn
- B
- baggage fn
- bait
- balbhán Hiberno-Eng., fn
- ballast
- balk
- balke MEng.
- bank
- barewe MEng.
- barowe MEng., fn
- barrow
- basel fn
- bāt northern MEng. (bàta)
- bāt OEng. (bàta)
- bāt OEng. (dìg)
- baulk
- bay
- bælġ OEng. (Anglian) fn
- bǽr
- beak fn
- beaker
- beli MEng.
- belly fn
- *belw MEng.
- benc OEng.
- bench
- bendel
- bendē̆l MEng.
- bēor OEng.
- beór OEng.
- bevel
- biker MEng., fn
- biscuit (arspag)
- biscuit (brabhd)
- biscuit (sglumach)
- bit
- bite
- blackspot bream
- blad MEng.
- blade
- blatter (bladair)
- blatter (bleidir)
- blatterer
- bleat
- bleater
- block
- *boast fn
- bōd MEng.
- bode
- body fn
- boga OEng.
- bolla OEng.
- booth
- bord OEng. (bacbòrd)
- bord OEng. (bòrd)
- borgh MEng.
- borh MEng.
- borough
- *bostle sb., MEng.
- bostle vb, MEng.
- bothe MEng.
- bot(t) MEng.
- bottes MEng.
- boul(e) MEng.
- bow
- bowl
- bowl MEng.
- box
- brad
- brag
- brand OEng., fn
- brandreda OEng.
- brandreth MEng.
- brandy fn
- brangle fn
- bravado
- brayn
- brayn-wode
- brēc OEng., fn
- breech (briogais)
- breech (bròg)
- breech (dìg) fn
- breeches
- breek (briogais) fn
- breek (bròg)
- breek (dìg) fn
- breeks Northern Eng.
- brick
- brimstone fn
- brinstane MEng.
- broc OEng., fn
- brōc OEng.
- brynstan(e) MEng.
- buck
- bullace
- bullion MEng.
- Bundy, William fn
- burch MEng.
- burges fn
- burgh
- burgher fn
- burh MEng.
- bussel MEng.
- bustel MEng.
- bustle
- butt
- butte MEng.
- byndele OEng.
- C
- cab
- cabbage
- cable fn
- †cag
- cahf Anglo-Manx
- cāl MEng.
- cāl OEng.
- calf
- call
- callag Anglo-Manx, fn
- caller
- camp OEng.
- canting fn
- cap (bàta)
- cap (gab)
- caper
- cara Hebridean Eng.
- carabine fn
- cara[v] Hebridean Eng.
- caravanoch Hebridean Eng.
- carbine fn
- *carf Northern Eng.
- carp
- carp ‘sea-bream’ Anglo-Manx
- carriage fn
- carvel
- carvel-built
- case (ceis)
- case (ciosan)
- case (ciosan) MEng., fn
- cast
- catechism fn
- cāwel OEng.
- cawell MEng.
- cāwl OEng.
- chance
- chatter fn
- ciste OEng.
- clap (bladair) fn
- clap (gab)
- clappen MEng.
- cliff
- clinker-built
- cloak
- clock
- cloon Hiberno-Eng.
- coat (bàta)
- coat (blog) fn
- coat (fid)
- cock
- cockman
- cod sb. ‘bag’
- cod sb. ‘fish’
- cod sb. ‘fool’
- cod sb. ‘man’
- cod vb., Hiberno-Eng., fn
- cod’s head
- codling
- coil fn
- cole
- cōl(e) MEng.
- cop MEng.
- coquette
- corn crake
- cost (ballart)
- cost (diosg) fn
- coul
- cowl
- cnæpp OE
- crap northern Eng.
- creep fn
- creeple
- crep northern Eng.
- crepe northern MEng.
- crepul MEng.
- crib fn
- crick
- crick Anglo-Manx, fn
- crinkle
- cripil(l) MEng.
- cripple ‘lame person’ (creapall)
- cripple ‘lame person’ (crùb) fn
- cripple ‘type of support’
- cripple ‘type of support’, Eng. dial.
- cripple ‘type of support’, Hiberno-English
- croopy fn
- crop northern Eng.
- crope fn
- croup (crap)
- croup (crùb) fn
- crowd
- crumple
- crup northern Eng.
- crup(p)el (crap) MEng., fn
- crup(p)el (creapall) MEng.
- cruppel (creapall)
- crupple (creapall)
- cumber fn
- D
- dance
- dasen MEng., fn
- dass Northern Eng.
- deal fn
- dealing
- dess Northern Eng.
- dīc OEng.
- dike
- dirk
- disc
- disk
- ditch
- dock
- doze
- drab
- draf MEng.
- draff
- drag
- draw
- *dræf OEng.
- dreg MEng.
- drip ‘trap’ fn
- drit MEng.
- drīten MEng., fn
- drive
- droil OEng.
- droll
- drop
- drōpe MEng.
- droupe MEng.
- duke
- durgin fn
- dust
- dust OEng.
- dūst OEng.
- dwarf
- dweorg OEng.
- E
- elf
- F
- fal fn
- faran OEng.
- fare
- fare MEng.
- fāre MEng.
- fast fn
- fat fn
- feter MEng.
- feter OEng.
- fetor OEng.
- fēorþing OEng.
- feorþling OEng.
- fēorþling OEng.
- feste MEng.
- fie
- fleet
- float (fleodrainn) fn
- float (flod)
- flote MEng.
- floten MEng.
- foam
- forc OEng.
- fork
- fowl
- fra(u)ght MEng.
- fulmar
- G
- ga(a)d OEng,. fn
- gaade MEng., fn
- gab
- gad
- gad MEng.
- gadde MEng.
- gáde OEng., fn
- gafol OEng.
- gale
- gap
- gape
- gate
- geard OEng., fn
- geafol OEng.
- ȝevel MEng.
- giff-gaff
- girn
- gloaming
- glōmung OEng.
- goad fn
- gok(e) (northern) MEng.
- gọ̄k MEng., fn
- gowk Hiberno-Eng.
- gowk fn
- gowke (northern) MEng.
- graip
- groundsel fn
- grunter
- gunwales
- gurn
- *gurn for gurnard
- gurnard
- gurnet
- H
- haddock
- *halse-sime
- Hamlet
- handsel
- han(d)sel(l) MEng.
- hap
- hap(p)(e) MEng.
- hause-band
- *hause-sime
- helm
- herle fn
- hogshead
- hold MEng., fn
- hōld MEng.
- hrung OEng.
- hrūtan OEng., fn
- husslin’ northern Eng. (spàirn)
- husslin’ northern Eng. (ùspairn)
- hustle (spàirn)
- hustle (ùspairn)
- hustling (spàirn)
- hustling (ùspairn)
- I
- -ing (cìlean)
- ink (bliong)
- ink (fang)
- instrument
- J
- jacket
- K
- kab
- kail
- kāl MEng.
- kale
- keeling
- keg
- kellack fn
- kellack Anglo-Manx
- kellag Anglo-Manx
- kick sb., fn
- kick vb, fn
- killick Anglo-Manx, fn
- killing
- knoud fn
- knowd Hiberno-English
- L
- land (= lant)
- lang MEng., fn
- lang OEng.
- langal
- langald MEng.
- langel(l)
- langels pl.
- langet(t) regional, fn
- langets pl.
- langett MEng.
- langket regional, fn
- langle
- langle Hiberno-English
- languet fn
- langy
- lankat Anglo-Manx
- lanket Anglo-Manx
- lanket regional, fn
- lanketer Anglo-Manx
- lant
- lantern (bunndaist)
- lantern (càrbhair)
- laver fn
- -le (crap)
- -le (ùspairn) fn
- leint fn
- Liberal
- -ling (cìlean)
- ling (cìlean)
- ling (langa)
- loncer Eng. dial.
- lōng MEng.
- longel
- long-fetter
- lonker Eng. dial.
- loom fn
- loon fn
- M
- madoge fn
- māl(e) MEng.
- maw fn
- mealbhóg Hiberno-Eng., fn
- moll
- mollymawk
- mull
- N
- Nestor fn
- niawdy Anglo-Manx
- note fn
- noud Anglo-Manx
- noudie Anglo-Manx
- novel
- O
- osprey
- osslin’ northern Eng. (spàirn)
- osslin’ northern Eng. (ùspairn)
- -ous
- P
- package fn
- paradise fn
- peacock fn
- pease
- pewit fn
- piece fn
- pike MEng.
- pile
- pile (Can. Eng.)
- pirrie
- pirry MEng.
- pit
- plod(de) MEng.
- plud(de) MEng.
- proues MEng., fn
- pyt(t) OEng.
- plug fn
- poniard fn
- prīs MEng., fn
- pull
- pulley fn
- poke
- pound
- poundage
- puca MEng.
- puck
- R
- Ragman roll
- rallish
- raucous
- relish
- rēod MEng.
- rigmarole
- roll
- roll pl.
- rollis MEng., fn
- rong(e) MEng.
- route
- ruck northern Eng., fn
- rudder
- rue fn
- rung
- rung(e) MEng.
- rustic (cnèibeilt(e))
- rustic (cudaig) fn
- rut
- S
- sage fn
- scar
- scarf
- scathe MEng., fn
- sc(e)aða OEng., fn
- scilling OEng.
- score
- scŏre MEng., fn
- scōre fn
- scrabe
- scrape
- sheld-
- shelduck
- shelf
- shore
- sime
- skoru OEng., fn
- slack
- slauk MEng.
- slawk fn
- Slamecksan
- sloke
- slotch (slabhcar) fn
- slotch (slòc) fn
- slouch
- slouk fn
- soam
- spar fn
- sparrin’ (spàirn)
- sparring (spàirn)
- sparring (ùspairn)
- spatiate
- spell
- spool
- spurnen MEng.
- stær OEng.
- stare
- starlin fn
- starling
- starn
- starnel
- stearn OEng.
- stern OEng.
- stock
- store
- T
- tank
- tear (driog)
- tear (durga) fn
- terwhite fn
- testoon
- thrall
- threshel
- thrushel
- ticket
- tīd(e) MEng., fn
- tirwhit
- tirwit fn
- Tramecksan
- tribulation fn
- trip sb.
- trip vb, fn
- trip(pe)(n) MEng., fn
- trout
- truss fn
- turf
- Þ
- þræl OEng., fn
- þrūh OEng.
- U
- ugly
- usage fn
- ūtlagha MEng.
- ūtlaghe MEng.
- V
- vantage
- vote
- voyage fn
- W
- welk
- welkin
- welt
- wheel
- whinger (i.e. dagger)
- whip
- whiting (cìlean)
- whiting (cuidhteag) fn
- witch (cuidhteag)
- witch (spaistearachd) fn
- wrange MEng.
- wrinkle
- wrong fn
- wronge MEng.
- Y
- yap
- yeevil
- yelve