[fyrn-dagas], st. m. pl., by-gone days: dat. pl. fyrndagum (in old times), [1452].
[fyrn-geweorc], st. n., work, something done in old times: acc. sg. fira fyrn-geweorc (the drinking-cup mentioned in [2283], [2287].
[fyrn-gewin], st. n., combat in ancient times: gen. sg. ôr fyrn-gewinnes (the origin of the battles of the giants), [1690].
[fyrn-man], st. m., man of ancient times: gen. pl. fyrn-manna fatu, [2762].
[fyrn-wita], w. m., counsellor ever since ancient times, adviser for many years: dat. sg. frôdan fyrnwitan, of Äschere, [2124].
[fyrst], st. m., portion of time, definite time, time: nom. sg. näs hit lengra fyrst, ac ymb âne niht ..., [134]; fyrst forð gewât, the time (of going to the harbor) was past, [210]; näs þær mâra fyrst freóde tô friclan, [2556]; acc. sg. niht-longne fyrst, [528]; fîf nihta fyrst, [545]; instr. sg. þý fyrste, [2574]; dat. sg. him on fyrste gelomp ..., within the fixed time, [76].
[fyr-wit, -wet, -wyt], st. n., prying spirit, curiosity: nom. sg. fyrwyt, [232]; fyrwet, [1986], [2785].
ge-[fýsan] (fûs), w. v., to make ready, to prepare: part. winde gefýsed flota, the ship provided with wind (for the voyage), [217]; (wyrm) fýre gefýsed, provided with fire, [2310]; þâ wäs hringbogan (of the drake) heorte gefýsed säcce tô sêceanne, [2562]; with gen., in answer to the question, for what? gûðe gefýsed, ready for battle, determined to fight, [631].
[fýr], st. n., fire: nom. sg., [1367], [2702], [2882]; dat. sg. fýre, [2220]; as instr. fýre, [2275], [2596]; gen. sg. fýres fäðm, [185]; fýres feng, [1765].— Comp.: âd-, bæl-, heaðu-, wäl-fýr.
[fýr-bend], st. m., band forged in fire: dat. pl. duru ... fýr-bendum fäst, [723].