[wil-sîð], st. m., chosen journey: acc. sg. wil-sîð, [216].
ge-[win], st. n.: 1) strife, struggle, enmity, conflict: acc. sg., [878]; þâ hie ge-win drugon (endured strife), [799]; under ýða ge-win (under the tumult of the waves), [1470]; gen. sg. þäs ge-winnes weorc (misery for this strife), [1722].—2) suffering, oppression: nom. sg., [133], [191]; acc. sg. eald ge-win, [1782].—Comp.: fyrn-, ýð-ge-win.
[wîn-ärn], st. n., hall of hospitality, hall, wine-hall: gen. sg. wîn-ärnes, [655].
[wind], st. m., wind, storm: nom. sg., [547], [1375], [1908]; dat. instr. sg. winde, [217]; wið winde, [1133].
[windan], st. v.: 1) intrans., to wind, whirl: pret. sg. wand tô wolcnum wäl-fýra mæst, [1120].—2) w. acc., to twist, wind, curl: pret. pl. streámas wundon sund wið sande, [212]; pret. part. wunden gold (twisted, spirally-twined, gold), [1194], [3135]; instr. pl. wundnum (wundum, MS.) golde, [1383].
ät-windan, to wrest one's self from, escape: pret. sg. se þäm feónde ät-wand, [143].
be-windan, to wind with or round, clasp, surround, envelop (involvere): pret. sg. þe hit (the sword) mundum be-wand, [1462]; pret. part. wîrum be-wunden (wound with wires) [1032]; feorh ... flæsce be-wunden (flesh-enclosed), [2425]; gâr ... mundum be-wunden (a spear grasped with the hands), [3023]; iû-manna gold galdre be-wunden (spell-encircled gold), [3053]; (âstâh ...) lêg wôpe be-wunden (uprose the flame mingled with a lament), [3147].
ge-windan, to writhe, get loose, escape: inf. wîdre ge-windan (to flee further), [764]; pret. sg. on fleám ge-wand, [1002].
on-windan, to unwind, loosen: pres. sg. (þonne fäder) on-windeð wäl-râpas, [1611].
[win-däg], st. m., day of struggle or suffering: dat. pl. on þyssum win-dagum (in these days of sorrow, i.e. of earthly existence), [1063].