Dictionnaire Anglais ancien–anglais

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Mot	Partie du discours	Traduction	Exemple
ic	pronom	I	Ic eom her nu. I am here now.
þu	pronom	you	Þu eart swiðe wis. You are very wise.
he	pronom	he	He gæð to þam huse. He walks to the house.
heo	pronom	she	Heo lufað hire cild. She loves her child.
we	pronom	we	We wyrcað ælce dæg. We work every day.
hie	pronom	they	Hie cumað of þære byrig. They come from the city.
hwæt	pronom	what	Hwæt is þis word? What is this word?
hwær	adverbe	where	Hwær is þin hus? Where is your house?
hwænne	adverbe	when	Hwænne cymst þu? When do you come?
hwa	pronom	who	Hwa is se mann? Who is that man?
for hwon	adverbe	why	For hwon eart þu unrot? Why are you sad?
hu	adverbe	how	Hu wast þu? How do you know?
beon	verbe	to be	We synd gearwe nu. We are ready now.
habban	verbe	to have	Ic hæbbe god hlaf. I have good bread.
don	verbe	to do	Hie doð heard weorc. They do hard work.
gan	verbe	to go	Ic ga ham nu. I go home now.
cuman	verbe	to come	Hie cumað to morgenne. They come tomorrow morning.
geseon	verbe	to see	Ic geseo þone monan. I see the moon.
witan	verbe	to know	We witon þa spell. We know the story.
þencan	verbe	to think	Ic þence be life. I think about life.
willan	verbe	to want	Ic wille ma wæteres. I want more water.
beþurfan	verbe	to need	We beþurfon ma mete. We need more food.
wyrcan	verbe	to make	Hie wyrcað niwe mæsan. They make a new table.
niman	verbe	to take	Nim þa boc ham. Take the book home.
giefan	verbe	to give	Ic gife þe hlaf. I give you bread.
secgan	verbe	to say	He segð an word. He says one word.
tellan	verbe	to tell	Telle me þa soðfæstnesse. Tell me the truth.
ascian	verbe	to ask	Ic asciige ane axunge. I ask one question.
findan	verbe	to find	We findað þone weg. We find the way.
locian	verbe	to look	Loca to þam heofone. Look at the sky.
brucan	verbe	to use	We brucað þisses mæsan. We use this table.
wyrcan	verbe	to work	Hie wyrcað ælce wucan. They work every week.
etan	verbe	to eat	We etað hlaf dæghwamlice. We eat bread daily.
drincan	verbe	to drink	Ic drince ceald wæter. I drink cold water.
slæpan	verbe	to sleep	Þæt cild slæpð nu. The child sleeps now.
gangan	verbe	to walk	We gæð on þære stræte. We walk on the street.
rinnan	verbe	to run	Se cnafa rint hrædlice. The boy runs fast.
rædan	verbe	to read	Ic ræde þas boc. I read this book.
writan	verbe	to write	Heo writ an word. She writes one word.
sprecan	verbe	to speak	Hie sprecað ure gereord. They speak our language.
hlystan	verbe	to listen	Hlyst minum wordum. Listen to my words.
hieran	verbe	to hear	Ic hiere þone wind. I hear the wind.
bycgan	verbe	to buy	We bycgað godne hlaf. We buy good bread.
sellan	verbe	to sell	Hie sellað fisc þær. They sell fish there.
gieldan	verbe	to pay	Ic gielde þam menn. I pay the man.
helpan	verbe	to help	Help þinum freonde nu. Help your friend now.
lufian	verbe	to love	Ic lufie minne hired. I love my family.
libban	verbe	to live	We libbað on þære byrig. We live in the city.
sweltan	verbe	to die	Ealle menn sculon sweltan. All men must die.
leornian	verbe	to learn	Cild leorniað ælce dæg. Children learn every day.
læran	verbe	to teach	Modru lærað geonge cild. Mothers teach young children.
openian	verbe	to open	Opena þa duru nu. Open the door now.
belucan	verbe	to close	Beluc þa duru sliðe. Close the door gently.
mann	nom	person	Ælc mann hæfð nama. Each person has a name.
wer	nom	man	Se wer is strang. The man is strong.
wif	nom	woman	Þæt wif spricð wislice. The woman speaks wisely.
cild	nom	child	Þæt cild is bliðe. The child is happy.
cnafa	nom	boy	Se cnafa hæfð hlaf. The boy has bread.
mægden	nom	girl	Þæt mægden ræt wel. The girl reads well.
hired	nom	family	Min hired lið her. My family lives here.
modor	nom	mother	Min modor is cystig. My mother is kind.
fæder	nom	father	His fæder wyrcð dæghwamlice. His father works daily.
freond	nom	friend	Freond helpt hrædlice. A friend helps quickly.
hus	nom	house	Þæt hus is eald. The house is old.
ham	nom	home	We gæð ham nu. We go home now.
burh	nom	city	Seo burh is micel. The city is large.
rice	nom	country	Þæt rice hæfð sibbe. The country has peace.
woruld	nom	world	Seo woruld is wid. The world is wide.
stræt	nom	street	Þæt stræt is lang. The street is long.
tid	nom	time	Tid gewit swiðe hrædlice. Time passes very quickly.
dæg	nom	day	Se dæg is hat. The day is warm.
niht	nom	night	Seo niht is deorc. The night is dark.
morgen	nom	morning	Se morgen is ceald. The morning is cold.
æfen	nom	evening	Se æfen is stille. The evening is quiet.
wucu	nom	week	Wucu hæfð seofon dagas. A week has seven days.
monað	nom	month	Þes monað is lang. This month is long.
gear	nom	year	Þæt gear is niwe. The year is new.
todæg	adverbe	today	Ic wyrce todæg her. I work today here.
tō morgen	adverbe	tomorrow	We cumað tō morgenne. We come tomorrow morning.
giestrandæg	adverbe	yesterday	He com giestrandæg her. He came yesterday here.
nu	adverbe	now	Nu sculon we gan. Now we must go.
sunne	nom	sun	Seo sunne is beorht. The sun is bright.
mona	nom	moon	Se mona scinð to niht. The moon shines tonight.
steorra	nom	star	Se steorra is beorht. That star is bright.
heofon	nom	sky	Se heofon is blæwen. The sky is blue.
eorþe	nom	earth	Seo eorþe is wid. The earth is wide.
fyr	nom	fire	Þæt fyr is hat. The fire is hot.
wæter	nom	water	Þæt wæter is ceald. The water is cold.
ren	nom	rain	Se ren fealleð softe. The rain falls softly.
wind	nom	wind	Se wind is strang. The wind is strong.
treow	nom	tree	Þæt treow is heah. The tree is high.
blostm	nom	flower	Se blostm is fæger. The flower is beautiful.
beorg	nom	mountain	Se beorg is heah. The mountain is high.
ea	nom	river	Seo ea is lang. The river is long.
sæ	nom	sea	Seo sæ is ceald. The sea is cold.
mete	nom	food	Se mete is god. The food is good.
hlaf	nom	bread	Þes hlaf is fersc. This bread is fresh.
flæsc	nom	meat	Þæt flæsc is hat. The meat is hot.
fisc	nom	fish	Se fisc is fersc. The fish is fresh.
æg	nom	egg	Þæt æg is lytel. The egg is small.
meolc	nom	milk	Þæt meolc is wearm. The milk is warm.
wæstm	nom	fruit	Se wæstm is swete. The fruit is sweet.
heafod	nom	head	Min heafod sareð nu. My head hurts now.
eage	nom	eye	Hire eage is blæwen. Her eye is blue.
eare	nom	ear	Min eare hiereð wel. My ear hears well.
muð	nom	mouth	Opena þinne muð nu. Open your mouth now.
nosu	nom	nose	Min nosu is ceald. My nose is cold.
hand	nom	hand	Þin hand is wearm. Your hand is warm.
fot	nom	foot	Min fot is sar. My foot is hurt.
heorte	nom	heart	Min heorte is bliðe. My heart is happy.
nama	nom	name	Min nama is sceort. My name is short.
boc	nom	book	Seo boc is niwe. The book is new.
word	nom	word	Þæt word is soð. That word is true.
gereord	nom	language	Þis gereord is eald. This language is old.
feoh	nom	money	Ic hæbbe lytel feoh. I have little money.
weorc	nom	work	Þis weorc is heard. This work is hard.
lufu	nom	love	Lufu is swiðe strang. Love is very strong.
dream	nom	music	Se dream is fæger. The music is beautiful.
spell	nom	story	Þæt spell is soð. The story is true.
weg	nom	way	Þes weg is lang. This way is long.
þing	nom	thing	Þæt þing is fremde. That thing is strange.
lif	nom	life	Lif is swiðe sceort. Life is very short.
duru	nom	door	Seo duru is open. The door is open.
mæs	nom	table	Seo mæs is full. The table is full.
stol	nom	chair	Se stol is eald. The chair is old.
god	adjectif	good	Se hlaf is god. The bread is good.
yfel	adjectif	bad	Þæt weorc is yfel. That work is bad.
micel	adjectif	big	Þæt hus is micel. The house is big.
lytel	adjectif	small	Þæt cild is lytel. The child is small.
niwe	adjectif	new	Ic hæbbe niwe boc. I have a new book.
eald	adjectif	old	Þæt hus is eald. The house is old.
lang	adjectif	long	Se weg is lang. The road is long.
sceort	adjectif	short	Þæt spell is sceort. The story is short.
heah	adjectif	high	Se beorg is heah. The mountain is high.
niðer	adjectif	low	Se weall is niðer. The wall is low.
hat	adjectif	hot	Þæt fyr is hat. The fire is hot.
ceald	adjectif	cold	Þæt wæter is ceald. The water is cold.
bliðe	adjectif	happy	Þæt cild is bliðe. The child is happy.
unrot	adjectif	sad	Heo is unrot todæg. She is sad today.
fæger	adjectif	beautiful	Se blostm is fæger. The flower is beautiful.
eaðe	adjectif	easy	Þis weorc is eaðe. This work is easy.
heard	adjectif	hard	Þæt weorc is heard. That work is hard.
hræd	adjectif	fast	Se hors is hræd. The horse is fast.
slaw	adjectif	slow	Se mann is slaw. The man is slow.
riht	adjectif	right	Þin andswaru is riht. Your answer is right.
unriht	adjectif	wrong	Þæt word is unriht. That word is wrong.
micel	adjectif	important	Þis weorc is micel. This work is important.
soð	adjectif	true	Þis spell is soð. This story is true.
freo	adjectif	free	Se mann is freo. The man is free.
full	adjectif	full	Þæt cupp is full. The cup is full.
æmtig	adjectif	empty	Þæt hus is æmtig. The house is empty.
geong	adjectif	young	Se cnafa is geong. The boy is young.
strang	adjectif	strong	Se mann is strang. The man is strong.
wac	adjectif	weak	Þæt cild is wac. The child is weak.
read	adjectif	red	Se blostm is read. The flower is red.
blæwen	adjectif	blue	Se heofon is blæwen. The sky is blue.
grene	adjectif	green	Þæt treow is grene. The tree is green.
geolu	adjectif	yellow	Se blostm is geolu. The flower is yellow.
sweart	adjectif	black	Seo niht is sweart. The night is black.
hwit	adjectif	white	Þæt meolc is hwit. The milk is white.
gea	interjection	yes	Gea, ic wat þæt. Yes, I know that.
na	interjection	no	Na, ic nelle. No, I do not.
ne	adverbe	not	Ic ne wat. I do not know.
and	conjonction	and	Hlaf and wæter synd genoh. Bread and water are enough.
oððe	conjonction	or
ac	conjonction	but	He is earm ac bliðe. He is poor but happy.
gif	conjonction	if	Gif þu cymst, ic abide. If you come, I stay.
for þam	conjonction	because	Ic reste for þam þe ic eom gewæht. I rest because I am tired.
mid	préposition	with	Ic cume mid minum freonde. I come with my friend.
butan	préposition	without	He gæð butan feo. He goes without money.
for	préposition	for	Þes hlaf is for þe. This bread is for you.
of	préposition	from	We cumað of hame. We come from home.
to	préposition	to	Ic ga to þam huse. I go to the house.