[æg-hwäðer] (O.H.G. êo-ga-hwëdar): 1) each (of two): nom. sg. häfde æghwäðer ende gefêred, each of the two (Beówulf and the drake) had reached the end, [2845]; dat. sg. æghwäðrum wäs brôga fram ôðrum, to each of the two (Beówulf and the drake) was fear of the other, [2565]; gen. sg. æghwäðres ... worda and worca, [287].—2) each (of several): dat. sg. heora æghwäðrum, [1637].
[æg-hwær], adv., everywhere, [1060].
[æg-hwilc] (O.H.G. êo-gi-hwëlih), pron., unusquisque, every (one): 1) used as an adj.: acc. sg. m. dæl æghwylcne, [622].—2) as substantive, a) with the partitive genitive: nom. sg. æg-hwylc, [9], [2888]; dat. sg. æghwylcum, [1051]. b) without gen.: nom. sg. æghwylc, [985], [988]; (wäs) æghwylc ôðrum trýwe, each one (of two) true to the other, [1166].
[æg-weard], st. f., watch on the sea shore: acc. sg. æg-wearde, [241].
[æht] (abstract form from âgan, denoting the state of possessing), st. f.: 1) possession, power: acc. sg. on flôdes æht, [42]; on wäteres æht, into the power of the water, [516]; on æht gehwearf Denigea freán, passed over into the possession of a Danish master, [1680].—2) property, possessions, goods: acc. pl. æhte, [2249].—Comp. mâðm-, gold-æht.
[a]æht] (O.H.G. âhta), st. f., pursuit: nom. þâ wäs æht boden Sweona leódum, segn Higelâce, then was pursuit offered to the people of the Sweonas, (their) banner to Hygelâc (i.e. the banner of the Swedes, taken during their flight, fell into the hands of Hygelâc), [2958].
ge-[æhtan], w. v., to prize, to speak in praise of: pret. part. geæhted, [1866]. [geähtan.]
ge-[æhtla], w. m., or ge-æhtle, w. f., a speaking of with praise, high esteem: gen. sg. hy ... wyrðe þinceað eorla geæhtlan, seem worthy of the high esteem of the noble-born, [369]. [geähtla.]
[æn] (oblique form of ân), num., one: acc. sg. m. þone ænne þone..., the one whom..., [1054]; oftor micle þonne on ænne sîð, much oftener than one time, [1580]; forð onsendon ænne, sent him forth alone, [46].