[13] = magu.
[14] = -hliðu.
[ I. GLOSSARY.]
OLD ENGLISH—MODERN ENGLISH.
[The order of words is strictly alphabetical, except that ð follows t. The combination æ follows ad.
Gender is indicated by the abbreviations, m. (= masculine), f. (= feminine), n. (= neuter). The usual abbreviations are employed for the cases, nom., gen., dat., acc., and instr. Other abbreviations are sing. (= singular), pl. (= plural), ind. (= indicative mood), sub. (= subjunctive mood), pres. (= present tense), pret. (= preterit tense), prep. (= preposition), adj. (= adjective), adv. (= adverb), part. (= participle), conj. (= conjunction), pron. (= pronoun), intrans. (= intransitive), trans. (= transitive).
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