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[ýð-lâd], st. f., water-journey, sea-voyage: nom. pl. ýð-lâde, [228].

[ýð-lâf], st. f., water-leaving, what is left by the water (undarum reliquiae), shore: dat. sg. be ýð-lâfe, [566].

[ýð-lida], w. m., wave-traverser, ship: acc. sg. ýð-lidan, [198].

[ýð-naca], w. m., sea-boat: acc. sg. [ýð-]nacan, [1904].

[ýwan], w. v. w. acc., to show: pret. sg. an-sýn ýwde (showed itself, appeared), [2835]. See [eáwan, eówan].

ge-ýwan, w. acc. of thing, dat. of pers., to lay before, offer: inf., [2150].

[âbrecan], st. v., to shatter: part. his byrne âbrocen wære (his byrnie was shattered).

[ânyman], st. v., to take, take away.