Æ | |
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Æferþe, f. | Unsolved |
Ælf-þone, f. | Bittersweet Nightshade |
Æsc, m. | Ash |
Æsc-þrote, f. | Vervain |
Æsp, f. | Aspen |
A | |
Ac, m. or f. | Oak |
Agrimonia, f. | Agrimony |
Alexandria, f. | Alexanders |
Ampre seo þe swimme, f. | Yellow Pond Lily |
Anlegen, f. | Laying, medical application |
Antre, f. | Garden Radish |
Apuldor, f. | Crab-apple Tree |
Arod, m. | Lords-and-ladies |
Attor, n. | Poison, Venom |
Attor-laþe, f. | Fumitory |
B | |
Bæþ, n. | Bath |
Ban-wyrt, f. | Daisy |
Belene, f. | Henbane |
Beor, m. | Beer |
Beor-dræste, f. | Dregs of Beer |
Bere, m. | Barley |
Betonice, f. | Betony |
Bisceop-wyrt, f. | Marsh Mallow |
Blod, n. | Blood |
Boþen, m. | Rosemary |
Bremel, m. | Bramble |
Brembel-æppel, m. | Bramble |
Brembel-leaf, n. | Bramble-leaf |
Briw, m. | Thick pottage made of meal |
Bulut, n. | Black Horehound |
Butere, f. | Butter |
Byrc, f. | Birch |
C | |
Cærse, f. | Watercress |
Cammoc, m. | Hog's Fennel |
Cassuc, m. | Reed |
Cawel, m. | Cabbage |
Ceaster-æsc, m. | Christmas Rose |
Celendre, f. | Coriander |
Celeþonie, f. | Celandine |
Cicena Mete, m. | Chickweed |
Clæfre, f. | Clover |
Clate, f. | Greater Burdock |
Cluf-þung, m. | Celery-leaved Buttercup |
Cluf-wyrt, f. | Buttercup |
Consolde, f. | Comfrey |
Cost, m. | Alecost |
Crop-leac, n. | Leek |
Curmealle, f. | Knapweed |
Cu-slyppe, f. | Cowslip |
Cwic-rind, f. | Rowan Bark |
Cwic-seolfor, n. | Quicksilver |
Cymen, n or m. | Caraway |
D | |
Dag, n. | Dough |
Dile, m. | Dill |
Docce, f. | Dock |
Dolg-rune, f. | Pellitoeries of the Wall |
Dracentse, f. | Dragon Aurum |
Drenc, m. | Drink, draught |
Dweorge-dwostle, f. | Pennyroyal |
E | |
Eag-wyrt, f. | Eyebright |
Ealaþ, n. | Ale |
Ealu, n. | Ale |
Eced, n. | Vinegar |
Ele, m. | Oil |
Elehtre, f. | Lupin |
Ellen, n. | Elder |
Elm, m. | Wych Elm |
Englisc Moru, f. | Parsnip |
Eofor-fearn, n. | Polypody |
Eofor-þrote, f. | Stemless Carline Thistle |
Eolone, f. | Elecampane |
Eorþ-rima, m. | Unsolved |
Eow, f. | Yew |
Eowu-hymele, f. | Bryony |
F | |
Fam, n. | Foam |
Fane, f. | Flag |
Fefer-fuge, f. | Feverfew |
Feld-more, f. | Wild Carrot |
Felterre, f. | Common Centaury |
Fen-minte, f. | Water Mint |
Fic, m. | Fig |
Finol, m. | Fennel |
Flete, f. | Skimmings, Curds |
G | |
Gagel, m. or f. | Bog-myrtle |
Galluc, m. | Common Comfrey |
Gar-clife, f. | Agrimony |
Garleac, n. | Garlic |
Geaces Sure, f. | Wood Sorrel |
Gealla, m. | Bile |
Gearwe, f. | Yarrow |
Gelynde, f. | Grease |
Giþ-corn, n. | Caper Spurge |
Giþ-rife, f. | Corncockle |
Glædene, f. | Yellow Iris |
Grut, indecl. | Grout |
Gunde-swelge, f. | Groundsel |
H | |
Hæþ-berie, f. | Crowberry |
Ham-wyrt, f. | Homewort |
Haran-sprecel, m. | Viper's-bugloss |
Hare-wyrt, f. | Common Cudweed |
Hege-clife, f. | Cleavers |
Hege-rife, f. | Heyriffe |
Hemlic, m. | Hemlock |
Heorot-brembel | Buckthorn |
Hind-heoloþe, f. | Wood Sage |
Hland, n. | Urine |
Hleomoc, m. | Brooklime |
Hnutu, f. | Hazelnut |
Hoc, m. | Common Mallow |
Hofe, f. | Ground Ivy |
Holen, m. | Holly |
Hreod, n. | Reed |
Hundes Heafod, n. | Snapdragon |
Hundes Tunge, f. | Hound's Tongue |
Hunig, n. | Honey |
Hwæte, m. | Wheat |
Hwer-hwette, f. | Squirting Cucumber |
Hwit-cudu, m. | Mastic |
I | |
Ifig, n. | Ivy |
Ifig-crop, m. | Ivy Flower |
L | |
Læcedom, m. | Leechdom, medicine, remedy |
Leac-cærse, f. | Garlic-mustard |
Leah, f. | Ley |
Leahtric, (?) | Unsolved |
Lilie, f. | Lily |
Lin-wyrt, f. | Flax |
Lufestice, m. | Lovage |
Lyb-corn, n. | Caper Spurge Fruit |
M | |
Mageþe, f. | Chamomile |
Marubie, f. | White Horehound |
Mealt, n. | Malt |
Mearh, n. | Marrow |
Melu, n. | Meal, Flour |
Meolc, f. | Milk |
Merce, m. | Wild Celery |
Mersc-mealwe, f. | Marsh Mallow |
Micge, f. | Urine |
More, f. | Wild Parsnip |
Mucg-wyrt, f. | Mugwort |
N | |
Næp, m. | Wild Rape |
Nefte, f. | Cat Mint |
Netele, f. | Nettle |
P | |
Perwince, f. | Periwinkle |
Petorsilie, f. | Garden Parsley |
Pipor, m. | Pepper |
Plum, f. | Plum |
Pollegie, f. | Pennyroyal |
R | |
Rædic | Garden Radish |
Ream, m. | Cream |
Recels, m. | Frankincense |
Reng-wyrm, m. | Intestinal Worm |
Ribbe, f. | Ribwort Plantain |
Rude, f. | Mountain Rue |
Rudmolin, (?) | Water Pepper |
Ryden, n. | Unsolved |
Rygen, adj. | Rye |
S | |
Sæp, n. | Sap |
Sæþerie, f. | Wild Basil |
Safine, f. | Sabine |
Saluie, f. | Common Sage |
Scill, f. | Shell |
Sealf, f. | Salve, ointment |
Sealh, m. | Willow |
Sealt, n. | Salt |
Secg, m. | Sedge |
Self-æte, f. | Wild Oat |
Senep, m. | Mustard |
Sigel-hweorfa, m. | Smooth Cat's-ear |
Sin-grene, f. | Bog Violet |
Sin-fulle, f. | House Leek |
Slah, f. | Sloe |
Smedema, m. | Flour |
Smeoru, n. | Fat |
Smeru-wyrt, f. | Birthwort |
Smirwung, f. | Ointment, spread |
Spatl, n. | Spittle, Saliva |
Spic, n. | Lard |
Spring-wyrt, f. | Caper Spurge |
Stan-cropp, m. | Stone Crop |
Stor, m. | Incense, Frankincense |
Streaw-berie, f. | Strawberry |
Sund-corn, n. | Meadow Saxifrage |
Swefel, m. | Sulphur |
Swegles Æppel, m. | Beetle Nut |
T | |
Teoru, n. | Resin |
Tord, n. | Dung, Turd |
Þ | |
Þefan-þorn, m. | Buckthorn |
Þeor-wyrt, f. | Plowman's Spikenard |
Þistel, m. | Thistle |
Þung | Monk's Hood |
Þu-þistle, m. | Smooth Sow Thistle |
W | |
Wad, n. | Woad |
Weax, n. | Wax |
Weg-brade, f. | Greater Plantain |
Wen-wyrt, f. | Lesser Celandine |
Wermod, m. | Wormwood |
Wice, m. or f. | Wych Elm |
Wilisc Moru, f. | Carrot |
Win, n. | Wine |
Wir, m. | Bog-myrtle |
Wrætte, f. | Madder |
Wudu-binde, m. | Honeysuckle |
Wudu-cunelle, f. | Breckland Thyme |
Wudu-fille, f. | Wild Chervil |
Wudu-merce, m. | Wild Celery |
Wudu-rofe, f. | Woodruff |
Wudu-þistel, m. | Wood-thistle |
Wudu-weaxe, f. | Dyer's Grenweed |
Wulfes-camb, m. | Fuller's Teasel |
Wyrm-wyrt, f. | Wormwort |