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• Old Auregan Wiki

  Welcome to the Old Auregan-language Wiktionary, a collaborative project to produce a free-content Old Auregan dictionary. It aims to describe all words of all that language using definitions and descriptions in English. Designed

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Old_Auregan_Wiki

• Wesan

  From Proto-Germanic*wesanan. From Old Auregan wesan, from Proto-Germanic*wesanan.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Wesan

• Hwerƀan

  From Proto-Germanic*hwerbanan. From Old Auregan hwervan; from Proto-Germanic*hwerbanan.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Hwerƀan

• Wildi

  From Proto-Germanic*wilþijaz. Compare Old Deersh wildi, Old Frisian wild, Old English wilde, Old Saxon wildi. From Proto-Germanic*wilþijaz. Compare Old Auregan wildi, Old Frisian wild, Old English wilde, Old Saxon wildi.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Wildi

• Wrîtan

  From Proto-Germanic*wrītanan. From Old Auregan wrītan; from Proto-Germanic*wrītanan.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Wrîtan

• Kunnan

  From Old Auregan kunnan; from Proto-Germanic*kunnanan. From Middle Auregan kunnan, from Old Auregan kunnan; from Proto-Germanic*kunnanan.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Kunnan

• Æld

  From Proto-Germanic*aldaz, from Proto-Indo-European*altós, whence also Latin altus'high' (Italian alto, Franch haut). Compare Old Deersh iald, Old Frisian ald, Old English eald, Old High German alt. æld (comparative eldere

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Æld

• Sterƀan

  From Proto-Germanic*sterbanan. Cognate with Old Deerish stjurfan, Old English steorfan. sterƀan (Strong class III) to agonize, die

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Sterƀan

• Sin

  From Proto-Germanic*wesanan. Akin to Old English seon, Old Saxon and Old High German sīn. sīn (Irregular, see also wesan) to be (more at wesan)

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Sin

• Ge-

  From Proto-Germanic*ga-. From Proto-Germanic*-jan.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Ge-

• Âscînan

  From â-+scînan. âscînan (Strong, class I) to shine

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Âscînan

• Logþor

  Unknown, cognotates with Old English Logþer (cunning). Lōġþor The Germanic god or jötunn (or both) Loki (Old English Logþer)

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Logþor

• Scînan

  From Proto-Germanic*skīnanan. scînan (Strong class I) to shine

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Scînan

• Iald

  From Proto-Germanic*aldaz, from Proto-Indo-European*altós, whence also Latin altus'high' (Italian alto, Franch haut). Compare Old Auregan'’æld, Old Frisian ald, Old English eald, Old High German alt. iald (comparative ieldre

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Iald

• Drinckan

  From Proto-Germanic*drinkanan. drinckan (Strong, class III) to drink

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Drinckan

• Blîcan

  From Proto-Germanic*blīkanan. blîcan (Strong class I) to shine, to lit up

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Blîcan

• Wodon

  From Proto-Germanic*wōdanaz Wōdan The Germanic god Odin (Old English Wōden)

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Wodon

• Aveir

  From Latin habeo, French avoir and Occitan aver. From Latin habeo, French avoir and Italian avere.

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Aveir

• Drincken

  From Old Auregan drinckan, itself from Proto-Germanic*drinkanan. drincken (Strong class I) to drink

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Drincken

• Wraiten

  From Old Auregan wrītan, itself from Proto-Germanic*wrītanan. wraite (Strong class I) to enroll, inscribe, book, list, to carve, write

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Wraiten

• Sain

  From Middle Auregan sîn, from Old Auregan sīn from Proto-Germanic*wesanan. Akin to Old English seon, Old Saxon and Old High German sīn. sain (Irregular, see also wesan) to be (more at wesan)

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Sain

• Blîkan

  From Old Auregan blīkan, Proto-Germanic*blīkanan. blîkan (Strong class I) to shine, to lit up

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Blîkan

• Singen

  From Old Auregan singan, itself from Proto-Germanic*singwanan. singen (Strong class I) to sing

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Singen

• Gaen

  From Old Auregan gân, itself from Proto-Germanic*gân. gaen (Irregular) to go

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Gaen

• Sterven

  From Old Auregan sterƀan, itself from Proto-Germanic*sterbanan. sterven (Strong class III) to die, agonize

  https://oldauregan.fandom.com/wiki/Sterven