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ANCIENT BRITISH LANGUAGE DICTIONARY

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WORD	MEANING
cærse	water-cress
calc	limestone, chalk (see cealc)
cald	cold
calu	bald, bare
camb	ridge, hill-crest
camp	open uncultivated land
catt	cat
cealc	chalk, limestone (see calc)
cēap	trade, market
ceaster	walled town, earthwork, old fortification
ceorl	freeman, peasant
cēping	market
cēse	cheese
cild	child, youth
cirice	church
cisel	gravel
clæfre	clover
clæg	clay
clif	cliff, slope, river bank
cniht	youth, servant, retainer
cnoll	hill top, hillock (see copp)
cocc	heap
2cocc	woodcock
cofa	cave, chamber, cove
col	coal, charcoal
cōl	cool
copp	hill top (see cnoll)
cot	hut, cottage, shelter
craf	garlic (old Welsh)
cran	crane
crāwe	crow
croft	enclosure, small enclosed field
cros	cross
cū	cow
cumb	valley, coomb
cwēn	queen
cwene	woman
cweorn	hand mill
cyln	kiln
cyne-	royal
cyning	king
2cyning	son of the kin - king or kinsman of the people.
cyta	kite

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