ge-[mang], st. m., troop, company: dat. sg. on gemonge (in the troop [of the fourteen Geátas that returned from the sea]), [1644].
[manian], w. v., to warn, admonish: pres. sg. III. manað swâ and myndgað ... sârum wordum (so warneth and remindeth he with bitter words), [2058].
[manig, monig], adj., many, many a, much: 1) adjectively: nom. sg. rinc manig, [399]; geong manig (many a young man), [855]; monig snellîc sæ-rinc, [690]; medu-benc monig, [777]; so [839], [909], [919], [1511], [2763], [3023], etc.; acc. sg. medo-ful manig, [1016]; dat. sg. m. þegne monegum, [1342], [1420]; dat. sg. f. manigre mægðe, [75]; acc. pl. manige men, [337]; dat. pl. manegum mâðmum, [2104]; monegum mægðum, [5]; gen. pl. manigra mêda, [1179].—2) substantively: nom. sg. manig, [1861]; monig, [858]; dat. sg. manegum, [349], [1888]; nom. pl. manige, [1024]; monige, [2983]; acc. pl. monige, [1599]; gen. pl. manigra, [2092].—3) with depend. gen. pl.: dat. manegum mægða, [1772]; monegum fira, [2002]; häleða monegum bold-âgendra, [3112]; acc. pl. rinca manige, [729]; (mâðm)-æhta monige, [1614].
[manig-oft], adv., very often, frequently, [171] [if manig and oft are to be connected].
[man-lîce], adv., man-like, manly, [1047].
[man-þwære], adj., kind, gentle toward men, philanthropic: nom. sg. superl. mon-þwærust, [3183].
[mâ], contracted compar., more: with partitive gen., [504], [736], [1056].
[mâðum, mâððum], st. m., gift, jewel, object of value: acc. sg. mâððum, [169], [1053], [2056], [3017]; dat. instr. sg. mâðme, [1529], [1903]; nom. pl. mâðmas, [1861]; acc. pl. mâdmas, [385], [472], [1028], [1483], [1757], [1868], etc.; dat. instr. pl. mâðmum, mâdmum, [1049], [1899], [2104], [2789]; gen. pl. mâðma, [1785], [2144], [2167], etc.; mâdma, [36], [41].—Comp.: dryht-, gold-, hord-, ofer-, sinc-, wundor-mâðum.
[mâðm-æht], st. f., treasure in jewels, costly objects: gen. pl. mâðm-æhta, [1614], [2834].
[mâððum-fät], st. n., treasure-casket or cup, costly vessel: nom. sg., [2406].