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White, gvit, to be white; Qveta«, white. Cfr. ^oth. Jiveifs ; g. 



iveiss ; d. wit; ags. hwit. 

 Whither, Who. v. Wh-, Whether, What. 

 Whole. V. Hail. 

 Whor-. V. Yert-. 



Whore, dja^ra^s, a paramour ; va^rasvi^, a harlot. 

 Why. V. What. 

 Wick, Wich. v. Eco-. 

 Wicked, v. A^ac-. 

 Wide, Widow, vid, to divide ; vidhava^, a widow. Cfr. td to 



separate; dl-vido, vidiius, vidua; goth. vidico ; ags. wid, widew ; 



g. weit, loittwe ; d. loijd, weduwe ; it. vedova. 

 Wife. V. Weave. 

 Wild. V. Vail. 

 Will. V. Vol-. 

 Win. vinna<!, gained. 

 Wind, Winnow, AVinter. v. Vent-. 

 Wind, vajd, to surround or encompass. 

 Wing, va^dja^, a wing. 

 Wire. V. Vir-. 

 Wis, Wise, Wit, Witch, vid, (vetti,) to know, to dwell, to be fixed 



or steady; vig, to enter, to pervade, (in composition, — to dwell, 



to place, to rest;) vi^efa^, sort, kind, manner. Cfr. ef^w; 



video ; goth; vitan ; ags. wis, v:itan ; g. weise, wissen ; d. wijs, 



loeeten ; sip. it. (juisa ; iv. guise. 

 Wish, if, va^jCf, ya^jtlh, vag, to desire. Cfr. goth. vens ; g. wiln- 



scJien ; d. wenschen ; dan. dusker ; &w. onska ; ags. wiscan. 

 With, Withe, vitas a branch and its shoot; vat, to surround, to 



tie. Cfr. vitis, vitex; goth. gavithan ; g. wider, weide ; ags. 



with, toithig. v. Meta-. 

 Wither, vi^t, to perish, to decay. 

 Wizard, v. Wis. 

 Woe. V. Wail. 

 Wolf. V. Vulpine. 

 Woman, v. Fern-. 

 Wonder. va4> to worship, to praise. 

 Woo. (ags. ivogan.) va^h, to endeavor, v. Wish. 

 Wood, iddhma^, fuel. 

 Wool. V. Fleece. 

 Word. V. Verb. 



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