ge-[þweran], st. v., to forge, strike: pret. part. heoru ... hamere ge-þuren (for ge-þworen) (hammer-forged sword), [1286].

[þyhtig]. See [þihtig].

ge-[þyld] (see [þolian]), st. f.: 1) patience, endurance: acc. sg. ge-þyld, [1396].—2) steadfastness: instr. pl. = adv.: ge-þyldum (steadfastly, patiently), [1706].

[þyle], st. m., spokesman, leader of the conversation at court: nom. sg., [1166], [1457].

[þyncan, þincean], w. v. w. dat. of pers., to seem, appear: pres. sg. III. þinceð him tô lytel (it seems to him too little), [1749]; ne þynceð me gerysne, þät we (it seemeth to me not fit that we ...), [2654]; pres. pl. hy ... wyrðe þinceað eorla ge-æhtlan (they seem worthy contenders with (?) earls; or, worthy warriors), [368]; pres. subj. swâ him ge-met þince, [688]; inf. þincean, [1342]; pret. sg. þûhte, [2462], [3058]; nô his lîf-gedâl sâr-lîc þûhte secga ænigum (his death seemed painful to none of men), [843]; pret. pl. þær him fold-wegas fägere þûhton, [867].

of-þincan, to displease, offend: inf. mäg þäs þonne of-þyncan þeóden (dat.) Heaðo-beardna and þegna gehwâm þâra leóda, [2033].

[þyrs], st. m., giant: dat. sg. wið þyrse (Grendel), [426].

[þys-lîc], adj., such, of such a nature: nom. sg. fem. þys-lîcu þearf, [2638].

[a]þý]. See [þät].

[þýwan] (M.H.G. diuhen, O.H.G. duhan), w. v., to crush, oppress: inf. gif þec ymb-sittend egesan þýwað (if thy neighbors oppress thee with dread), [1828].