wacian ([§ 130]), watch, be on guard; imperative sing., waca.
wadan ([§ 116]), go, tread [wade].
wǣg, m., wave.
Wǣgmundigas, m. Wægmundings (family to which Beowulf and Wiglaf belonged).
wæl, n., slaughter, the slain.
wæl-blēat, deadly [slaughter-pitiful].
wælgīfre, greedy for slaughter.
wæl-rǣs, m., mortal combat [slaughter-race].
wæl-rēow, fierce in strife.
wælsliht (-sleaht), m., slaughter.