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OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter FFOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter F by ~sewandrere
fadar, noun, m., father
fagar, adj., beautiful, attractive
fâhan, verb, to catch, seize
fahs, noun, n., hair
fallan, verb, to fall
faran, noun, verb, to go, travel, sail
farbergan, verb, to hide
farfâhan, verb, to embrace, grasp, remove, move
farfolgon, verb, to follow
fargeƀan, verb, to forgive
fargeldan, verb, to buy
fargumoan, fargumoian, verb, to neglect
farkûð, adj., horrible, dreadful
farlâtan, verb, to leave, abandon, let go
farstân, verb, to understand
farstandan, verb, to understand
fartellian, verb, to say, tell
farwundon, farwundoian, verb, to wound
gifêhiða, noun, f., battle, fight
fehta, noun, f., fight
(gi)fehtan, verb,
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter EEOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter E by ~sewandrere
êð, noun, m., oath
eðili, adj., noble
ef, conj., if
eft, adv., again
eftha, efða, conj., or
êgan, adj., own
eggia, noun, f., edge, corner
egislîk, noun, m., terrific, horrible
egiso, noun, m., terror
êht, noun, f., possessions, property
eld, noun, m., fire, funeral pyre (poet.)
eli, adj., strange
ellian, noun, n., courage, strength
ên, numeral, a, an, one
endi, conj., and
ênfald, adj., simple, onefold (cp. Du. eenvoudig)
engil, noun, m., angel
ênhard, adj., hostile
ênhwilîk, pron., any
ênig, pron., any
ent, noun, m., giant
eo, adv., forever, always, ever
êo, êwa, noun, f., law (cp. Gm. Ehe
eogihweðar, pron., each, both, either
eohwâr, adv.
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter DDOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter D by ~sewandrere
dâd, noun, f., deed
dag, m., day
(gi)dêl, noun, m., part, portion (cp. Eng. deal)
(gi)dêli, noun, m., part
derƀi, adj., hostile
derni, adj., secret, hidden
dernian, verb, to conceal, to hide
diop, adj., deep
dior, noun, n., animal
diuƀal, noun, m., devil
diuri, adj., dear
diurian, verb, to praise
diuriða, noun, f., glory
dôdsisu, noun m., mourning
dôgal, adj., secret
dôgalnessî, noun f., secret
dol, adj., foolish
dolmôd, adj., foolish
dôm, noun, m., glory
dômian, verb, to judge
gidômian, verb, to judge, condemn
dôn, verb, to do
dor, noun, n., door
drinkan, verb, to drink
(gi)driogan, verb, to undergo, suffer, deceive
drôgo, noun,
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter BBOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter B by ~sewandrere
bað, noun, n., bath
baðon, baðoian, verb, to bathe
badu, noun, m., battle
bak, noun, n., back
bakkâri, noun, m., baker
bald, adj., bold, fearless
baldlîko, adv., boldly
baldor, noun, m., prince
balu, noun, n., evil, malice, destruction, chaos
baluhugdig, adj., intending evil, hostile
balusuht, noun, f., sickness, disease
bank, benki, noun, f., bench
barm, noun, m., lap, bosom
barn, noun, n., child
gibed, noun, n., prayer
beðia, adj. and pron., both
gibelg, noun, n., anger
belgan, verb, to become angry
beni, noun, f., wound
bêr, noun, m., boar
beran, verb, to carry, bear
berg, noun, m., hill, mound, mountain (cp. Gm. Berg)
bergan, verb, to
OLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter AOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARYOLD SAXON CORE VOCABULARY - Letter A by ~sewandrere
In this short Old Saxon vocabulary list, I have normalized as much as I could all Old Saxon dialectal variations to provide a mostly united language. Though I still show both forms for the 2nd weak verb class ending in -on or -oian as it is hard to say which form was the most used and which one had more to do with dialectal fragmentations of the language.
It should be also kept in mind that letters C and K were exchangeable and thus that an Old Saxon word beginning with c- in a text should be here sought in K.
The use of 'ð' is here prefered as 'th', though not at the beginning of a word where it is still '
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Deviants
and pronounciation list... 
I'll let you know when I submit my Old Saxon dictionary, I'm currently finishing it^^ it's long xD 
you should know how much I've always wanted to learn just a bit of the old saxon language 
Sta.sh
