| 1781. | Wund | [wʊnt] (Wunde) (Wunde) wound =OE wund |
| 1782. | Wunder | ['wʊndɐ] (Wundres, Wundre) (Wunder) miracle, wonder, marvel =DE wundor |
| 1783. | wunderliçh | ['wʊndɐlɪtʃ] (wunderbar) wonderful, marvellous, miraculous =OE wundorlíc |
| 1784. | wundren | ['wʊndʁən] (+genitive) (sich wundern) to wonder at =OE wundrian |
| 1785. | wunen | ['wuːnən] (wuneþ, wunede, jewuned) (wohnen) to dwell, live, stay; to consist of/in, subsist =OE wunian |
| 1786. | Wunung | ['wuːnʊŋ] (Wununge) (Wohnung) dwelling, habitation, living; flat, apartment =OE wunung |
| 1787. | Wurð | [wʊɐθ] (Wurðes, Wurð) (Wert) value, worth; price =OE wurþ |
| 1788. | Wuup | [wuːp] (Wupes) (Weinen) cry, crying, weeping =OE wóp |
| 1789. | wylçh | [wʏltʃ] (welch) what, which =OE hwylc |
| 1790. | wynstre | ['wʏnstʁə] (linke) left, left-hand =OE wynstre |
| 1791. | Wynstre | ['wʏnstʁə] (declined as adj) (Linke) left, left hand =OE wynstre |
| 1792. | wyrçhen | ['wʏɐtʃən] (wyrkþ, worchte, jeworcht) (arbeiten, werken) to work, to labour, to function; to make, to do =OE wyrcan |
| 1793. | Wyrd | [wʏɐt] (Wyrde) (Schicksal) fate, destiny, fortune, chance =OE wyrd |
| 1794. | wyrðe | ['wʏɐðə] (wert, würdig) worthy, dignified =OE wyrþe |
| 1795. | wyren | ['wyːʁən] (wyreþ, wyrede, jewyred) (verfluchen) to curse =OE wyrian |
| 1796. | Wyrm | [wʏɐm] (Wyrmes) (Wurm) worm =OE wyrm |
| 1797. | Wyrmðegrad | ['wʏɐmðəɡʁat] (Wyrmðegrades) (Temperatur) temperature =Wyrmðe + Grad, calque DE Wärmegrad |
| 1798. | wyrse | ['wʏɐzə] (schlechter) worse =OE wyrsa |
| 1799. | Wyrt | [wʏɐt] (Wyrte) (Kraut, Würze, Gemüse) herb, vegetable, plant, wort =OE wyrt |
| 1800. | Wyrtrume | ['wʏɐtʁuːmə] (Wyrtrumen) (Wurzel) root =OE wyrtruma |
