| | | | 41. | andspreken | [ant'spʁeːkən] (andsprikþ pres., andsprak pret., andspreken pp., +dat.) (entsprechen) to correspond to, to be in accordance with, to be in keeping with, to live up to =and- + More… | | 42. | andsprekende | [ant'spʁeːkɛndə] (+dat.) (entsprechen) corresponding; in accordance with | | 43. | Andsware | ['antzwaːʁə] (Andsware gen., pl.) (Antwort) answer, response, reply =OE andswaru | | 44. | andswaren | ['antzwaːʁən] (andswareþ , andswarede , jeandswared ) (antworten) answer, reply, respond =OE andswarian | | 45. | andvenge | ['antvɛŋə] (annehmbar) acceptable =OE andfenge | | 46. | andwäven | [ant'wɛːvən] (andwääfþ pres., andwääfde pret., andwäved pp.) (entwickeln) to develop, to process, to produce, to show =and- + wäven, calque DE entwickeln | | 47. | Andwävung | [ant'wɛːvʊŋ] (Entwicklung) development, production, show, developing, processing =andwäven + -ung | | 48. | angelsaxisch | [aŋəl'zaksɪʃ] (angelsächsisch) Angle-Saxish =OE angelseaxisc | | 49. | Angsumnes | ['aŋzʊmnəs] (Angsumnesse gen., pl.) (Angst, Qual) anxiety, worry, fear, dread, angst, sorrow, anguish =OE angsumnes | | 50. | Ankluw | ['ankluː] (Ankluwes gen., pl.) (Knöchel) ankle =OE ancléow | | 51. | Antekrist | ['antekʁɪst] (Antekristes gen., pl.) (Antichrist) Antichrist =OE antecrist | | 52. | Appel | ['apəl] (Apples gen., pl.) (Apfel) apple =OE æppel | | 53. | April | [a'pʁɪl] (Apriles pl., gen.) (April) April =OE April | | 54. | araisen | [a'ʁaɪzən] (araiseþ pres., aroos pret., ariesen pp.) (aufstehen, entstehen) to arise, to rise, to stand up, to get up; to come into being, to originate =OE arísan | | 55. | Ard | [aːɐt] (Ardes gen., pl.) (Bereich, Region) region, area =OE eard | | 56. | Arveðnes | ['aɐveθnəs] (Arveðnesse gen., pl.) (Not, Elend, Entbehrung) hardship, difficulty, trouble =OE earfoþnes | | 57. | atellen | [a'tɛlən] (atelþ pres., atalde pret., atald pp.) (erzählen) to tell, relate, recount; to narrate =OE átellan | | 58. | Atoyçhnes | ['atɔʏtʃnəs] (Atoyçhnesse gen., pl.) (Addition, Hinzufügung) addition =OE ætýccnys | | 59. | Atte | ['atə] (Atten gen., pl.) (Vati, Papa) dad, daddy, papa =OE *ætta | | 60. | Auchte | ['aʊxtə] (Auchten gen., pl.) last part of the night, time just before daybreak; nocturns =OE úhta | |
