[wunden-feax], adj., curly-haired (of a horse's mane): nom. sg., [1401].
[wunden-heals], adj., with twisted or curved neck or prow: nom. sg. wudu wunden-hals (the ship), [298].
[wunden-heorde]?, curly-haired?: nom. sg. f., [3153].
[wunden-mæl], adj., damascened, etched, with wavy ornaments(?): nom. sg. neut., [1532] (of a sword).
[wunden-stefna], w. m. curved prow, ship: nom. sg., [220].
[wundor], st. n.: 1) wonder, wonderwork: nom. sg., [772], [1725]; wundur, [3063]; acc. sg. wundor, [841]; wunder, [932]; wundur, [2760], [3033], [3104]; dat. sg. wundre, [932]; instr. pl. wundrum (wondrously), [1453], [2688]; gen. pl. wundra, [1608].—2) portent, monster: gen. pl. wundra, [1510].—Comp.: hand-, nîð-, searo-wundor.
[wundor-bebod], st. n., wondrous command, strange order: instr. pl. -bebodum, [1748].
[wundor-deáð], st. m., wonder-death, strange death: instr. sg. wundor deáðe, [3038].
[wundor-fät], st. n., wonder-vat, strange vessel: dat. pl. of wundor-fatum (from wondrous vessels), [1163].
[wundor-lîc], adj., wonder like, remarkable: nom. sg., [1441].