| | | | 1761. | undervuun | [ʊndɐ'vuːn] (underviehþ, underving, undervinge, undervangen) (aufnehmen) to receive, to accommodate, to take in, to admit, to adopt See also: vuun =OE underfón | | 1762. | undoyr | ['ʊndɔʏɐ] (billig) cheap, inexpensive =OE undéore | | 1763. | Unðöw | ['ʊnðøː] (Unðöwes) (Unart, Laster) bad habit, rude habit, evil practice, vice, fault =OE unþéaw | | 1764. | Unjelimp | ['ʊnjəlɪmp] (Unjelimpes, Unjelimp) (Unfall) accident =OE ungelimp | | 1765. | unjeläred | ['ʊnjəlɛːʁət] (ungelehrt) unlearned =OE ungelǽred | | 1766. | unjeraim | ['ʊnjəʁaɪm] (unzählig) innumerable, numberless, incalculable, immense =OE ungerím | | 1767. | unjesöwenliçh | ['ʊnjəzøːwənlɪtʃ] (unsichtbar) invisible =OE ungesewenlíc | | 1768. | unkauð | ['ʊnkaʊθ] (unbekannt) unknown, strange, uncertain, unfamiliar, unidentified =OE uncúþ | | 1769. | unklään | ['ʊnklɛːn] (unsauber) unclean =OE unclǽne | | 1770. | Unmaines | ['ʊnmaɪnəs] (Unmainesse) (Unfähigkeit) incompetence, inability =OE unmægnes | | 1771. | Unricht | ['ʊnʁɪçt] (Unrichtes) (Unrecht) wrong, injustice =OE unriht | | 1772. | unricht | ['ʊnʁɪçt] (unrecht) wrong, unjust =OE unriht | | 1773. | unrichtwais | ['ʊnʁɪçtwaɪs] (ungerecht) unrighteous, unjust =OE unrihtwís | | 1774. | Unsenn | ['ʊnzɛn] (Unsennes) (Unsinn) nonsense, rubbish =un- + Senn (reconstructed OE *senn), calque DE Unsinn | | 1775. | untrum | ['ʊntʁʊm] (gebrechlich, schwach) infirm, weak, sick, ill, frail =OE untrum | | 1776. | Untrumnes | ['ʊntʁʊmnəs] (Untrumnesse) (Gebrechlichkeit) infirmity, frailty, weakness, sickness, illness =OE untrumnes | | 1777. | unäðe | ['ʊnɛːðə] (kaum) hardly, scarcely =OE unéaþe | | 1778. | up | [ʊp] (+dative/accusative) (auf, oben, nach oben) on, upon, on to; up =OE up, uppan | | 1779. | Upschyrd | [ˈʊpʃʏɐt] (Upschyrde) (Chirurgie) surgery, operation =up- + reconstructed OE *sċyrd (PGmc *skurdiz), IS uppskurður | | 1780. | upstaigen | ['ʊpstaɪɡən] (upstaiþ, upstoog, upstiege, upjestiejen) (aufsteigen) to climb (up), soar (up), rise See also: staigen =OE upstígan | |
