gehȳdan ([§ 126]), hide, conceal, consign.
gehygd, f., n., thought, purpose.
gehȳran, see gehīeran.
gehȳrnes, f., hearing;
eal ðā hē in gehȳrnesse geleornian meahte [115, 14] = all things that he could learn by hearing.
gelǣdan ([§ 126]), lead.
gelǣred, part.-adj., learned; superlative, gelǣredest.
gelafian ([§ 130]), lave.
gelęnge, along of, belonging to (with dat.).
geleornian (-liornian) ([§ 130]), learn.