[or-leahtre], adj., blameless: nom. sg [1887].

[or-þanc] (cf. Gloss. Aldhelm. mid or-þance = argumento in Haupt XI., 436; orþancum = machinamentis, ibid. [477]; or-þanc-scipe = mechanica, [479], st. m., mechanical art, skill: instr. pl. or-þoncum, [2088]; smiðes or-þancum, [406].

[or-wêna], adj. (weak form), hopeless, despairing, w. gen.: aldres or-wêna (hopeless of life), [1003], [1566].

[or-wearde], adj., unguarded, without watch or guard: adv., [3128].

[oruð], st. n., breath, snorting: nom. sg., [2558]; dat. oreðe, [2840].

[Ô]

[ôð] (Goth. und, O.H.G. unt, unz): 1) prep. w. acc., to, till, up to, only temporal: ôð þone ânne däg, [2400]; ôð dômes däg, [3070]; ô woruld-ende, [3084].—2) ôð þät, conj. w. depend, indicative clause, till, until, [9], [56], [66], [100], [145]. [219], [296], [307], etc.

[ôðer] (Goth. anþar), num.: 1) one or other of two, a second, = alter: nom. sg. subs.: se ôðer, [2062]; ôðer(one i.e. of my blood-relations, Hæðcyn and Hygelâc), [2482]; ôðer ... ôðer (the one ... the other), [1350-1352]. Adj.: ôðer ... mihtig mân-sceaða (the second mighty, fell foe, referring to [1350], [1339]; se ôðer ... häle, [1816]; fem. niht ôðer, [2118]; neut. ôðer geâr (the next, second, year), [1134]; acc. sg. m. ôðerne, [653], [1861], [2441], [2485]; þenden reáfode rinc ôðerne(whilst one warrior robbed the other, i.e. Eofor robbed Ongenþeów), [2986]; neut. ôðer swylc(another such, an equal number), [1584]; instr. sg. ôðre sîðe (for the second time, again), [2671], [3102]; dat. sg. ôðrum, [815], [1030], [1166], [1229], [1472], [2168], [2172], etc.; gen. sg. m. ôðres dôgores, [219], [606]; neut. ôðres, [1875].—2) another, a different one, = alius: nom. sg., subs. ôðer, [1756]; ôðer nænig (no other), [860]. Adj.: ænig ôðer man, [503], [534]; so, [1561]; ôðer in (a different house or room), [1301]; acc. sg. ôðer flet, [1087]; gen. sg. ôðres ... yrfe-weardes, [2452]; acc. pl. ealo drincende ôðer sædan (ale drinkers said other things), [1946]; acc. pl. neut. word ôðer, [871].

[ôfer], st. m., shore: dat. sg. on ôfre, [1372].

[ôfost], st. f., haste: nom. sg. ôfost is sêlest tô gecýðanne (haste is best to make known, best to say at once), [256]; so, [3008]; dat. sg. beó þu on ôfeste (ôfoste) (be in haste, hasten), [386], [2748]; on ôfste, [1293]; on ôfoste, [2784], [3091].