ANCIENT BRITISH LANGUAGE DICTIONARY
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wād woad wæd ford, crossing place wæter water, river, lake wald woodland, forest walh Briton, Welshman wara men weald forest wealh Briton, Welshman weall wall, bank weard watch, ward, protection weg way, track, road wella spring, stream wēoh idol, shrine or sacred precinct weorc building, fortification weorold world wer man 2wer weir, river dam, fishing enclosure west west, western wēt wet, damp wether wether, ram wīc early Romano British settlement wicca wise wice wych elm wīd wide, spacious widu wood, forest, timber wiella spring wīg heathen shrine or temple wir bog wīthig withy, willow tree Wōden old God wōh twisted, crooked worth a place warded or protected wudu wood, forest, timber wulf wolf wurm reptile, snake and dragon wyrm reptile, snake and dragon Wyrd Goddess, one of the three fates
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