ON=Old Norse
AG= Ancient Greek
OF=Old Frisian
OS=Old Saxon
AN= Anglo Norman
OHG=Old High German
PG=Proto Germanic
PL=Proto-italic
PWG/WPG=Proto West Germanic/West Proto Germanic
ME/E=Modern English
MD= Middle Dutch
LG/D=Low German/Dutch
G=Germanic/
MG=Modern German
OD=Old Dutch
D= Dutch
MD/D= Middle Dutch/D
PIE= ProtoIndoEuropean
L=Latin
LI=Icelandic
NOP=Native Old Ponish
S=Spanish

Disclaimer:
I am not a professional linguist and have little education in linguistics. All my etymologies here should be considered throughly and not be taken as incontrovertible fact.
Also, some of the etymologies seem too alike in construction, such as "sleap" or "braed", because of the similarites it has been documented as being part of ME/E (modern english).
That is not to say it isn't germanic, just that isn't known which language the word orginated from.

Eulogy and appraisal:
I would like to thank the community of Nawi Ponhenge and the following people for their assistance: Tyrannus Rex ,Hyreia, and Maple. Your efforts were all greaty appreciated in my time of need.




Etymology for old ponish 1.5
By:Wojaroun and the Nawi Ponhenge community

A:
a= Definition 1.(Genitive from weak noun OE case system that is now obsolete or from proto-germanic "ab". ) Definition 2 ( from OE "a" meaning from, away, off, out, in this case it makes certain nouns verbs)

aedesan, afeden= from german "aufrechterhalten"

aege=  OE eage, ege, German augen
ultimately from PG augo

aegepen=from "aege" and "pen"
see them seperately for more detail.
lit "eye feather"

aeglen= aigle and ern,Middle English egle, from AN egle, from OU aigle, from Latin aquila. Displaced native ME ern, earn, arn, from OE earn (“eagle”). 

ael= from OE "ealu", ME "ale", D "All", Latin "allum"
ultimately from PG "alu"

aeppala, aeppalael= from OE "æppel", OF "appel", ME/D "appel"
ultimately from PG "aplaz"

aejra=from OE "aeg", MG "ei" OS "ei", "eig", "egg", 
ultimately from PE "ajja"

agenes=  "igen" Danish, "gegin" OHG, "gegen" German
ultimately from PG "gagin"

agaesfiren= from "agaes" and "firen"
see sperate sperately for more details.
lit "against desire"

agna= OE lang, OF Lang, D lang, G Lang
Ultimately from PG langaz

agswaer= andswaru (OE),
note: derived from against + swear (agaes + swaere)

alfen= OE helpan, OF helpa, OS helpan, MG helfen
ultimately from PG helpana

alikeran= from L unicornis, Italian alicorn
ultimately from OU lione + U unicorno= Lion-unicorn

alnon= contraction of all-one OP(alna-on) OE (eall-an)

alsoa=contraction of "alna" and "soa" ultimately from OE.

alt=from OE "eald", "ald", "eold",  OS "ald", OD "alt"
ultimately from PG "aldaz"

am/ar/es=  all obscured linking verbs from ME .

angire= from ON "angr", E "anger"
ultimately from PG "angazaz"

anythra= from "a" and "nythra"
see them seperately for more detail.
lit "(verb maker) under"

arysa= from OE "arisa" OS "arisan"
ultimately from PG "uzrisana"

asken=from OE "ascian" OS "eskon"
ultimately from PG "aiskona"

aslaep= from "a" and "slaep"
See them seperately for more detail
lit "(verb maker) sleep"

astandan= from OE "astandan"

B:

baeri= from OS "beri" , OE "berie" 
ultimately from PG "bazja"

baksen= From PG "gaburjana"

bardag= from barl" and "dag". 
See them seperately  for more detail.
lit "middle day"

barden= from arabic "(barda)"

barl= from E 'barrel"

barnokta= from "barl and "dag"
 See them seperately for more detail
lit "middle night"

bed= from OS "bet"

bek= from "back"

belg= from OE "belg"

belgrafen=  from "belg" and "grafen"
See them seperately for more detail
lit "belly rub"

belgtol= from "belg" and "tole 
see them sperately for more detail
Lit. "belly hole"

bidde, bidden, = from German "bitte"

bigh= etymology: bi (OE, Os, OF - near, in, by, during, about), bhi (PIE)

bytr= obscured "bitter"

bytta= obscured "bit"

bjor= from Danish "bjorn" MG "Bear"

blou= etymology: blaw (OE), blao (OS, OHG), blau (OF)

blourath= from "blou" and "rath"  
See them seperately for more detail
lit."blue red"

blum= obscured "bloom"

blys= obscured "bliss"

boga= from OE "boga"

bonter=  from E "bond"

bonterim= from "bonter" and "im"
See them seperately for more details
lit "bond (to object)"

borthen= obscured form of "birth"

botra=from OE "broþor"

braed= from E "bread"

brad= from OE "brad"

bradaft= from "brad" and "aft"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "broadness"

branen= from Icelandic "brenna",  Danish" brænde"  
ultimately from PG "brinnana"

braedkrafter= from "braed" and "krafter"
see them seperately for more details
lit "bread crafter"

breid= from E "bride"

brun= brun (OE)

butere= from E "butter"

D:
dae=  from OE "thaet"

daene=  from one of these: þanne, þænne, þonne (OE), thanna (OS), thenne (OF), danne (OHG)

daer=from one of these: þær (OE), thær (PG), thar (OS), ther (OF), þar (ON)

dag=ultimately from PG "dagaz"

dazen= obscured "daze"

del= from MLG "de", LG "de"
ultimately from PG "tho"

deles= del plural form

denalt=from "den" and "alt"  
see words sperately for more detail
lit "not old"

desten= from L desire
desire> destire> destre> destr> dest> "destan"

dok= obscured "dock"

don=  etymology: dunn (OE), donnos (PIE - dark)

donrath= from "don" and "rath"
see seperated for more detail
lit "dark red"

dorpe= obscured from of  E "derp"

dotta= from OS "dath" OE "death"
ultimately from PG "dauthuz"

dout= from MG "dout"

drako= from L "draco" 

dramen= dram (OF - dream), troum (OHG - dream), draumr (ON), dream (OE - joy, mirth, music), dremen (OE - to rejoice, play music). note: “dream” (OE)

draome= verb form of "draumim"

draomim= from PG "draumaz"
from OE "dream", "drim", "drem"

drawan= from OE "þrawan"

drawanhwiet= from "drawan" and "hwiet" 
see words sperately for more detail
lit "to throw light"

dreori= obscured E "dreary"

driepa= from E "stripe"

Drieponi= from "dreipa" and "poni" 
see seperate etymologies for more info
lit "stripe pony"

droama= From drincan (OE - to drink, swallow up, engulf), drenkan (PG), drinkan (OS), drinka (OF), trinkan (OHG), drekka (ON)

dundra= obscured form of "thunder"

dundrastoarm= obscured form of "thunderstorm"

dundravaht= from  "dundra" and "vaht" 
see sperate etymologies for more detail. 
lit "thunder fight"

dunen= from MG "tun"

E:
ebbenung=  from "ebben" and "ung" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "even -ing" 

ekke= from OE "ec"
from PG "aiks" Old Frisian "ek"

ekkemous= from"ekke" and "mus" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "oak mouse"

ekkezaed= from "ekke" and "zaed" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "oak seed"

elehem=  from L "elementum" 

elten= The following are possible places for the orign of this word:
"legere">elegere>eletan?>elten?
Or It may be a OPW.

em= from PG "ana"

ende= from MG "ende" 

eaeth= from MG "erde"

ertha= OE "eorthe"

estra= from ME  "sister"
sister>ister>istra>istre

evag= obscured "away"

evegibten= from "eveg" and "gibten" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "to give away

F:
faelen= etymology: felan (OE - to touch or have a sensory experience; perceive, sense), foljan (PG), gifolian (OS), fela (OF), vuolen (OHG)

faer= from OE "fæger"

Faertak= from "fear" and "tak"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "pretty mark"

faloa=etymology: fealu (OE), falwa- (PG), falu (OS), falo (OHG)

farbannen= from OE "forbannen"

fel=obscured "fur"

fyfalder= from OE "fifealde"

fyfaldrenokta= from "fyfalder" and "nokta"
 see them sperately for more detail
Lit "night butterfly"

filli= obscured "filly"

findan= from ME "find"

firen= simplifed form of desire
desire>desiren>fesiren?>fsiren?>firen

firgendorg= from OE "fergenberig"

fyscgrazer= from "fysc" and "grazer" 
see them seperately for more detail
Lit "fish eater"

fyscvarger= from "fysc" and "vargar"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "fish worker"

flaesc= from E "flesh"

flaescgrazer= from "flaesc" and "grazer" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "fish eater"

flaesctak= from "flaesc" and "tak"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "meat mark"

flija= from OE "flyge"

flijamous=from "flija" and "mous" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "flying mouse"

floryk= from E "frolic

floten= from E "float"

flougael= from "flou" and "gael" 
see them seperately for more detail
Lit "bird song"

foala= obscured "foal"

folkom= from OE "fultum"

fonda,fonden= from E "fun"

fore= from E "before"

forehouf= from "fore" and "houf"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "before hoof"

forekta=from "fore" and "ekta' 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "before action"

forelimme= from "fore" and "limme" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "before limb/leg"

formaene= from "fore"  and "maene" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "before mane"

frig= from OE "frignan"

frieken= from OE "fyrhtu" ulimately from PG "frek"

frighta,frightig = from PG "fero"
OE " faer" , OS "far"

fro ,froaft= From germanic: 
Old Frisian "fro" OS "fro" ultimately from PG "frawaz"

froe= from G "froh"

frojam= from OE "ofræcan"

froulyk= from MG "freuhling"

fougyl, fougylet= from MG "vogel" 

foulfraemed= from OE "fullfremman"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "full" frame"

fum= obscured "room"
room>rom>rum>fum

fysc, fysclet= from MG "fisch"

fjul= from "fool"

G:
gael= from OE "gale"

gaelflougyl= from "gael" and "flougyl" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "song bird"

gaelfolkom=from "gael"  and "folkom" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "song group"

gaet= Uncertain of origin possibility OE gan
gan>gaen>gae?>gaet?
somewhere from PG "gana"

gaten= OE "yeard" OS "gard"
ultimately from PG "gardaz"

gatr= from PG "gata"

gedra=from OE "grillan" and "bother"

gekynd= from ME "kind"

genykt= From OE "knight"

gepren= from E "comprehend"
comprehend>prehend>prend>gepren

gescyft= from OE "gesceaft"

gescyfum= from "gescyft" and "fum" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "creature room"

gibten=  from PG "geban"

gieste=  from MG "Geist"

gylek= from PG "galika"

gylt= obscured "gold"

glaem= from E "glaem"

glakfrals= from "gylek" and "frals"
literal translation "like ?????"

glaz=from ME "glass"

glazkrafter= from "glaz" and "krater" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "glass crafter"

glemeren= from MG "glimmer"

glokklange= from "glokk"  and "lange"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "bell long"

glokkr= from MG "Glocke" 
glocke>glokk>glokkr

glouma= from E "gloom"

gloumbloun=  from "gloum"  and "bloun " 
see them seperately for more detail.
lit. "gloom bloom"

glynt= from E "glint"

glysen= from E "glisten"

glytra= from E"glitter"

goth= from MG "gut"
gut>guth>goth

gothkoumo= from "goth"  and "koumo" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "good come"

grae,greafen= from E "gray"

grap=obscured  "grape"

grapfum= from "grap"  and "fum" 
see them seperately for more detail.
lit "grape room"

gratto= from Italian "grotto" 

grazen,grazer=from OE "grasian"

gretyk= obscured "greet"

grett= obscured "great"

grima= from E "green"

grymnek=  from OE "grimneck"

groma= from E "grow"

gromafum= from "groma" and "fum" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "growing room"

groupam= from G "groot, grut"
and from E "amazing"
grootamazing>groamzing> groamzi> groamz>grouam>groupam

grous= from G "graes, grass, gras"

grousbradaft= from "grous" "brad" and "aft" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "grass wideness"

groum/breidgroum=  "groum" from groom 
see them seperately for more detail
from "breid"  and "groum"
 
gulve= from G "gelb" 

gulverath= from "gulve"  and "rath" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "yellow red"

gweft,gweftgatr, gweftglokkr, gweftim, gweftvystyl, =
from "gwend"

gwend=  from ME "wind"
wind>gwind>gwend

gwethar= from E "weather"

gyt= from OE "gietan"

H:
haefig=  from OE " hefig"

heag= from E "hay"

haelen= from E "hall"

heard= from E "herd"

haerdtreo=from "haerd"  and "treo" 
see them seperately for more detail.
lit "herd tree"

haervest= from E "harvest"

halla= from E "hello"

hammen= from E "hum"

hammenfougyl=  from "hammen"  and "fougyl" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "humming bird"

hart= from OE "heorot "

hathen= from OE "habban"

Hefen= from OE "heofon"

Hert=  from OE "hiere"

Hetam= from D "het and "am" is of uncertain origin

hjar= etymology: har (OE - hoary, grey, old), haira (PG), her (OS, OHG)

hiel= from OE "helan"

hiend, hiendhouf, hiendlimme= obscured E "hind"

hierk= from MG "hier"

highken,highkenim= from OE "thencan" ultimately from  PWG "thankihan"

hight=  from E "heat"

hin= from OE "hine"

hjort=  from PG "herto"

hlahalen,hlahalt=from OE hliehhan

hlank= from OE "hlanc"

hlight= from OE "pliht"

horan= from G "horn"

houf,houfizern,houftak= from E
"hoof"

huggal,hugge,huggen= from E "hug" 

hwiet= etymology: hwit (OE, OS, OF), hwitaz (PG)

i:
i'southe= indeed, “in truth”, certainly
etymology: soth (OE - truth; reality, certainty), santhaz (PG), soth (OS), sannr (ON), sand (OHG)

idit= obscured idiot

ies, iesflaesc, ieskult= from PG "isa" see descendants 

ight=from OE "ic"
ic>ig>igh>ight

infraej= from "inne" and "fraej" 
See seperate etymologies for more detail
lit "in fright"

inne= from MD "inne"

ith= from OE "eaþe"

izern,izernkrafter= from OE "isern" 

J:
jae= from OE "gea"

jaezmin= obscured "yasamin"

jev= from OE "gif"

jieta= from OE "giet"

jietekta= from "jieta" and "ekta"
 See them seperately for more detail
lit. "before action"

jifel= from OE "yfel"

jifte=From OE "gift"

ju= From LG/D "Ju"

junga= from PG "jungaz" OE "geong"

K:
kallen,kalm= from PG "kalmaz"

kindryd= from OE "cynde"

klange= from E "clang"

kobonter=from  "komaenum" and "bonter"
see the etymologies for these seperately for more detail.
lit. "common bond"


kogaerdin= "ko" suffix meaning together, "geardin" from OE "togædere" 
togaedere>togaeder>togaerd>gaerd>gaerdin

kogibten="ko" suffix meaning together, "gibten"
see "gibten" seperately for more detail.
lit  "together give"

komajen= "ko" suffix meaning together, and "majen"
see "majen seperately for more detail.
lit "together make"

kostet=from OE "costian", from MG "kosten"
ultimately from "kustona"

koufen= (theory) from  OE "ceosan" meaning "choose"  and OE "beliefan" meaning "believe"
lit "choose believe"

koukel= from OE "cycel",  OS "kaka, koka"
ultimately from PG "kako"

kouken= from OE "coc", OS "kokon" MLG "koken"
ultimately from PG "kukona"

koukr= from "kouken" and the suffix "er"
see them seperately for more detail.
lit "cooker"

kowegnen= from prefix "ko" and PG "wegnana" meaning weight
lit "together move/carry"

krafter=from OE "craeft" , OS "kraft", LG "kraft"
ulimately from PG "kraftaz" and from suffix "er"
see "er" seperately for more details.

kraftfum= from "kraft" and "fum" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit "craft place"

kramb= from E "comb"

krammen= from OE "cruma",  MLG "krome" LG "krume"
ultimately from PG "krumo"

ku= from OE "cu", OF "ku", OS "ko"
ultimately from PG "kuz"
 
kult= from OE "ceald",OS  "kald", OD "kalt"
ultimately from PG "kaldaz"

koumo=from OE "cuman", OS "kuman", OF "koma"
ultimately from PG "kwemana"

koussal,kousse,koussen= from OE "cyssan",  OS "kussian",  
ultimately from PG "kussijana"

koussal= from "kouss" and "al" 
see them sperately for more detail
lit. "to kiss repeatively"

kwa= from OE "hwaet", OS "hwat", PG "hwat"
ultimately from PIE "kwod"

kwane= Theory 1: from "kwar" and "unknown verb ending "ne". Theory 2: from "kwa" and "ne". Theory 3: from French "guide" guide>kwade> kwane?

kwek= from OE "hwilc", OS "hwilk"
ulimately from PG "hwilikaz"

kweld= from OE "cwen" and E "royalty"
cwenroyalty>kwenroyalty>kwenroalt>kweroalt>kwerld>kweld

kweldaft= from "kweld" see this word for more detail.
"aft" suffix meaning ""possessing the traits of"; often used to mean -ship or -ness"
lit "royalness"

kweldbotra= from "kweld" and "botra" see them seperately for more detail
lit "royal brother"

kweldekta= from "kweld" and "ekta", see them seperately for more detail
lit "royal action"

kweldestab= from "kweld" and "establa" see them seperately for more detail
lit "royal house"

kweldestra= from "kweld" and "estra" see them seperately for more detial
lit "royal sister"

kweldmatra= from "kweld" and "matra" see them seperately for more detail
lit "royal mother"

kweldpetra= from "kweld" and "petra" see them seperately for more detail
lit "royal father"

kwen=from OE "hwænne", LG "wannehr", 
ultimately from PG "hwanne" 

kwestar= etymology uncertain, likely from "kaw" see "kwa" for more detail 

laefig= from OE " leoht", OF "liacht" OS " lioht"
ultimately from PG "leuhta"

laeolaft= from "loaeol" and "aft" see them seperately for more detail
lit "loyal-ness"

laet= from OE " leoht", OF "liacht" OS " lioht"
ultimately from PG "leuhta"

lek= lek (N) | form, shape, body
etymology: lic (OE - body, corpse), likow (PG), lik (OF, ON), lih (OHG)

lekdael= from "lek" and "deal"
see words seperately for more detail
lit "body part"

lesen= from OE "laes", OS "lesa"
ultimately from PG "leswo"

limme=from OE "lim" , OS "limu"
ultimately from PG "limuz"

lorna= from OE "leornian", OS "lernon"
ultimately from PG "liznana"

lornavarg= from "lorna" and "varg"
see them seperately for more detail
lit"learn work"

luvji=from OE "lufian, lufu", OS "luva"
ult from PG "lubo"

luzen=from OE "locian", OS "lokon"
PG "lokona"

lyft=from E "left"
left>lyft

mae= from OE "miere", OS "meriha"
ultimately from PG "marhijo"

maelto=from OE "manigfaeld" 
mangifaeld>mangifelt>magelto>maeglto>maelto

maene=from E "mane"
ultimately from PG "mano"

maera= from OE "mere", OS "meri", LG "meer" 
ultimately from PG "mari"

mag= from E "may" (as in the verb from may I do this?) ultimately from PG "magana"

majen= from frisian "moakje", OE "macian" , OS "makon" ultimately from PG "makaz"

marmel=from L"marmor" G "marmaros"
Ultimately from  AG "marmaros"

maror=from OE "mara", OS "mero", 
ultimately from PG "maizo"

marung= from "mar" and  "ung"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "morning"

matra=from OE "moder", OS "moder", 
ultimately from PG "moder"

med=from OE "mid", OS "mid"
ultimately from PG "midi"

mefen= from OE "maenan",  OS "menian"
ultimately from PG "mainijana"

megyl= from E "angle"
ultimately from L "angulus"

mejanaven= from  "majen" and "naven"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "make know"

messen=from OE "missan", OS "missian"
ultimately from PG "missijana"

mest= from OE "mast" OS "mest"
ultimately from PG "maistaz"

metha= from OE "metan" OS "motian"
ultimately from PG "motijana"

metour=from E "mature"
ultimately from L "maturus"

mette=from OE "gemetta"
ultimately from PG "gamatjo"

might= from OE "miht", OS "maht"
ultimately from PG "mahtiz"

min=from OE "min"
from PG "minniz"

mini=from chinese "mein"

mint= from E "mind"
ultimately from PG "gamundiz"

miscel= from OE "micel"
ultimately from PG "mikilaz"

mjolk= from OE "meolc"
ultimately from PG "meluks"

monda= from OE "mona"
ultimately from PG "meno"

monumen=from L "momentum"

morthor=from OE "morthor"
ultimately from PG "murthra"

moruhoran= from OE "moru" and OP "horan"

moruppa=from OE "moru" and E "neep"

mosstol= from "mos" and "tol"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "moss hole"

munden=from OE "mundbyrdan"


N:
nae=from OE "an" and "ne"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "not one"

nead= from OE "nead"
ultimately from PG "naudiz "

naeg= from E "nay"

naer= from "nae"

naergylten= from "naer" and "gylten"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "not guilt"

naerung= from "near" and "ung"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "not ness"

nassem= from "noma" 
noma>nossaem>nossem>nassem

natil= from OE "nitian" and OE "hitian"

natim= from L "annus"
annus>nanus>anus>anu>an>na?>nat?>natim?

natimar= from "natim" and "mar"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "year more"

naven=from OE "cnawan" OS "knaian" 
ultimately from PWG "knaan"

nawi=from OE "niwe, neowe" OS  niuwi"
ultimately from PWG "niwi"

nawianborth=from "nawi" and "borten" 
see them seperately for more detail
literatlly "new birth"

nokta= from WPG "naht" and OE "niht, naeht, neaht, nieht, neht, nyht"

noktamae= from "nokta" and "mae"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "night mare"

noma= directly from ME "name" and OE "nama, noma"

nordr= from germanic "north" 

nuha= from WPG "nu"

nythra=from PG "nither" OE "niþer"

nythradrawan= from "nythra" and "drawan"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "to throw down"

nythravaengen= from "nythra" and "vaengen" see them seperately for more detail
lit "under wing"

O:
ofar= from OE "ofar" PG "uber"

ofarmight=from "ofar" and "might"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "over-power"

ollen= origin somewhat uncertain, from either L. "alloco" or OE "alyfan"
alloco>olloco>ollo>ollen?

omfald= from "om" and "fald"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "one fold"

onlek= directly from E "only"

oro=from german "ohr"

othe=from OE "oththe"
othe= from OE "oththe"

(^this is a joke ,maple, don't delete this)

oul=from WPG "wull"
wull>ull>ul>oul

oum/ous/oer= variant of am/ar/es

ouser= from OE "user, ure" ultimately from PWG "unsar"

perzen=possibliy from PG "biginnana" or E "begin" 
perzen>erpzen>epzen?>ebzen>bezen>besen>beken>begen

P:

petra=from PL "pater" 

pfalko=from ME "falcon"

plegen=from OE "plegen"

pleken=from OE "plegen" 

plight= PG "plihtiz" from OE "pliht"

plotta= from E "plot"

plottira= from "plotta" and "tira"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "butt small"

poni= from E "pony"

ponifraemed= from "poni" and "freamed"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "pony framed"

ponifych= from "poni" and "fish"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "pony fish"

Ponnaeg= from "poni" and "neag"
lit. "pony speak"

poper=from L. pauper

posk=????

poskgrazer= from "posk" and "grazer"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "plant eater"

pranden= pranden (v.) | to prance, strut, show off
etymology: pranken (Middle English - to show off), pronken (Middle Dutch - to strut, parade), prandse (Danish - to go in a stately manner)

presum= etymology quite uncertain, theory: from L. "pre" and L. "sum" meaning something like "before me"

prijen=prijen (v.) | to free, liberate; to love (I really like the poetic duality sourced from the etymology, but I've done love as an isolated verb as well)
etymology: freogan (OE - liberate, love), fria (Old Frisian - make free), friohan (Old Saxon - woo), befreien (German - to free), freien (German - woo), frija (Proto-Germanic adj. - liberated, beloved), vri (OHG), frei (German), vrij (Dutch)

prijenaft= from "prijen" and "aft" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "free ness"

R:
raeg (v., n.) | (to) rain, shower
etymology: regn (OE), reg- (PIE - moist, wet), regna- (Proto-Germanic), regan (Old Saxon), regn (Old Norse)

raegboga= from "reag" and "vall"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "ran bow"

raegnefyl= from "read" and "nefyl"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "rain cloud"

raegvall= from "reag" and "vall" 
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "rain fall"

raeten= from OE "raedan"

raetenim= from "raeten" and suffix "-im"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "read (direct object)"

rafen= from E "rub"

rath= from E "red"

rathwiet= from "rath" and "wiet" 
see them serperately for more detail
lit. "red white"

refindan= from "re" and "findan"
see them seperately for more detail 
lit. "refind"

regaelen= from "re" and "gaelen"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "retell"

rienen (v.) | to run
etymology: rinnan (OE, OS, OHG - to run, flow)

rijan= from PG "frijondz" 

rijanmaj= from "rijan" and "majen"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "friend make"

riten=from OE "ridan"

rithr= from OE "hrathor"

roun=from OE "run"

rousa=from E "rose"

S:
sae (n.) | sea, ocean
etymology: sæ (OE - sheet of water, sea, lake, pool), sær (Old Norse)

saek=from OE "seoc"

sael= from OE "sælig"

saeldrawan= from "seal" and "drawan"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "magic throw"

saeldrawaner=from "seal" and "drawaner"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "magic thrower"

saelfum= from"sael" and "fum"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "holy place"

saelgescyft= from "seal" and "gescyft"
see them sperately for more details
lit. "holy creature"

saelponi= from "seal" and "poni"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "holy pony"

saelsetha= from "seal" and "setha"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "holy country"

saeltran= from "seal" and "tran"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "magic -ity" "tran" appears to be an attempt at "aft"

saelwergar= from "seal" and "wergar"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "magic warrior"

saesnokkr=from "sae" and "snokkr"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "sea snake"

saeswystistoarm= from "sea" and "swystistoarm"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "sea tornado"

sakkr=From PG "sukana"

samos=From PG "samdaz'

samostoarm=from "samos" and "stoarm"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "sand storm"

samostoun= from "samos" and "stoun"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "sand stone"

scakka=from ON "skaka"

scatha= somewhat unsure etymology: 
Few theories: from PG "skadwaz"
from irish "scath"

scie=from OE "sceoh"

scield=from OE "scield"

scien=from OE "scinan"

sclakta=from German "Geschlecht"
Geschlect>Schlect>sclact>sclakta

scunian= from OE "scunian"

scurn= from G "spjót, spere"

scyfto= from OE "gesceap"

Scyftolek= from "Scyfto" and "lek"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "shape body"

scymren=from OE "scymrian, scimrian, scimerian"

se= most likely a native word, it is plausible it came from E "of" of>fo>sa>se

sedur= from E. "seduce" 
ultimately from L. "seduco"

sedurvul= from "sedur" and "vul"
see them seperately for more detail
Lit. "seduce full"

Seirana= from "Siren"

seltien (v.) | to dance, skip, swing
etymology: saltian, sealtian (OE - to dance), sel- (PIE - to jump), frician (OE - to dance), threskan (PG - to tread, to stamp noisily), tere- (PIE - to rub, turn), dreskan (OHG)

ser=from german "sehr"
ultimately from PG "sairaz"

setha=from OE "settan"

settan=from OE "settan"

skawen=from OE "scaawian"

skie=from PG "skiwja"

skiebjor= from "skie" and "bjor"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow bear"

Skiegieste= from "skie" and "gieste"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow ghost"

skiehart= from "skie" and "hart"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow deer"

skienefyl=from "skie" and "nefyl"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow cloud"

skiestoarm=from "skie" and "stoarm"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow storm"

skievall=from "skie" and "fall"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow fall"

skieworg=from "skie" and "worg"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snow wolf"

skoun=from german "scheon" ultimately from PG "skauniz"

skrippen= from PWG "skriban"

sla= from OE "slaw"

slaef= from OE "slief"

slaep= from OE "slæpan"

slaepgael= from "sleap" and "geal"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "sleep song"

smighl=from E. "smile" 

snikkr= from OE "snican" 

snokkr= from OE "snaca"
snaca>snoca>snocar?>snokr>snokkr

snout= from E "snout"

snoutol= from "snout" and "tol"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "snout hole"

soa=from PG "swa"

sollast=from L. "solaris" and "caelestis"

somer= from OE "sumor"

sorg= from OE "sorg"

southe (n.) | truth
etymology: soth (OE - truth; reality, certainty), santhaz (PG), soth (OS), sannr (ON), sand (OH)

sperk= from E. "spark"

sperkal from E. "sparkle"

spighk= from E "spike"

sprenga= from E. "spring"

stallo= from E "stallion"

stampfen= from E "stomp"

starfen= from E. "starve"

stoarm= from E "storm"

stoarmnefyl= from "stoarm" and "nefyl"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "storm cloud"

stoda= from OE "stod"

stol= from E "stol"

storlaet= from "stor" and "leat"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "star light"

storra= from OE "steorra"

stoun= from E "stone"

stounfum=from "stoun" and "fum"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "stoneroom"

stoungescyft=from "stoun" and "gescyft"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "stone creature"

strighten=from E "strive"

strogar=from E "strong"

strull=from OE "stræl"

sudr=from ON "suðr" and PWG "suth"

suma (adj.) | some
etymology: sum (OE, OS, OF, OHG), sumaz (PG), sumr (ON)

swaeren= from E "swear"

swafen (v.) | to brush, sweep
etymology: swápan (OE - to sweep with a brush). bruskaz (PG - underbrush)

swerth= (possibly) scrambled and obscured form of OE "deorc"
deorc>theorc>theors>croeth?>scerth?>swerth?

swimil (v.) | to swim
etymology: swimman (OE - to move through water), swimjan (PG), swimman (OHG, OS), svimma (ON), swem- (PIE - to be in motion)

swysti (v.) | to whirl, spin
swistigwend (n.) | whirlwind
swististoarm (n.) | tornado
saeswististoarm (n.) | hurricane
etymology: windan (OE - to turn, twist, whirl, swing), spinnan (OE - twist fibers into thread), hweorfan (OE - to turn), hvirfla (Old Norse - to go round, spin), kwerp- (PIE - to turn round), wendh- (PIE - to turn, wind, weave)

swystigwend=from "swysti" and "gwend"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "spin wind"

swystistoarm=from "swysti" and "stoarm"
se them seperately for more details
lit. "spin storm"

sythan=from OE "siþþan"

T:
taefen=from OE "tæcan"

taeg=from OE "talu"

tael=from OE "talu"

taelvarg=from "teal" and "varg"
see them seperately for more details
lit. "number work"

tak=from OE "taikn"

talla=from OE "talu"

thaft=OE þuf (“tuft”), from French "touffe"

thak=from OE "thaec"

thakka=from LI "thakka"

thar=from OE "theare"

that= from "thar" and suffix "-it"
see "-it" for more detail

theofen=from OE "theof"

thet=  from OE "thanne"

thita=from ON "thya"

thou= from OE "thu"

thral=from ON "thraell"

tikka= from OE "ticcen"

tol= from OE "hol"

tomasca=from S "tomate"

tora= from Greek "tora"

toul=from OE "tol"

toward=from OE "toweard"

traejam= from OE "traeppe" and "majen"
treappenmajen>treappemajen>treapemajen>treapmajen>treajam

trapa=E "trappings" E "thread"  G "traba" 
ultimately from PIE drab 

trapim= from "trapa" and "im"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "to dress (which is bound to)"

trendij=from PG "trandijana" and OE "trendan"

treo=from OE "treo"

treost, treosten, treostenaft=from "treo" and possibly E "trust"
see them seperately for more detai;
lit."tree trust"

trotten=from E "trot"

tryn= from OE "thaet"

tul=from OE "to"

turt= from E "turd"

turtfum= from "turt" and "fum"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "shit house"

twigh,twighaft,twighlaet= from character name "twilight sparkle"

twynklen=from OE "twinclian"

tymber=from OE "timber"

tymbervarger= from "tymber" and "varger"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wood worker"

tymberworg= from "tymber" and "varfer"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wood wolf"

U:

uggare=from ON "uggligr" LI "ugglegur"

uld=from E. "old"

uldmatra= from "uld" and "matra"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "old mother"

uldpetra= from "uld" and "petra"
see them seperately for more detail
lit. "old father"

ulf=from E. "of" in the sense that something origins from another,
an archaic expression. "I am of this land"

unikeran=from L. "unicornis"

unt=from OE "ond" and MG "unt"

unthe= from "un" and "the"
see them seperatly for more detail
lit. "one as an adjective"

unzer=from MG "unser"

usatien=from OE "nyttian" and L "usare"

ussen= from E. "use"

ut=from OE "ut"

V:

vaelk (adj., pron.) | each, every, any, all
etymology: ælc (OE - (n., pron., adj.) any, all, every, each (one)), ellik (OF)
note: contraction of ever-like (vaere + gilek), as it was in OE

vaelkgrazer= from "vaelk" and "grazer"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "every eater"

vaenghuggen= from "veangr" and "huggen"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wing hug"

vaengr=from ON "vaengr"

vaere (adv.) | always, ever
etymology: a (OE - always, ever), aiwi- (PG), aiw- (PIE); æfre (always, ever, at any time)
note: can compound with kwa, kwane, kwar... (whatever, whoever, wherever…)

vaergrima=from "veare" and "grima"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "always/forver green"

Vaerprij=from "vaere" and "priij"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "always/forever free"

vaht,vahten=from OE "feoht"
feoht>veoht>vaoht>vaht

vahtfum= from "vaht" and "fum"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "fight room"

vall (v.) | to fall, drop, collapse
etymology: feallan (OE - drop, fail, die), pol- (PIE - to fall), fallan (Proto-Germanic), falla (Old Norse)

varg,varger=from OE "weorc", from ON "verk"
ultimately from PIE "werg"

vargfum=from "varg" and "fum"
see sperately for more detail
lit "work room"

vath=from ON "bathir"

ved=from E "wed"

veddag= from "ved" and "dag"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wed dag"

vedglokkr= from "ved" and "dag
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wed bell"

vedkoukel= from "ved" and "koukel"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wed cake"

velatten= from D "verdelen" , MG "verteilen"
ultimately from PG "fradailijana"

vem=from PG "hwaz", OE "haw" Danish "hvem" Norwegian "hvem"

vemer=from OE "niman"

veo= from OE "beo"

vespangir= from "vespyr" and "angire"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "anger wasp"

vestr=from Norse "vestr"

vi=from MG "wie"

vieg= from OE "weg"

viegaeppal form "vieg" and "apeppal"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "way apple"

vier=from OE "fyr" and E "fire" 

vierfugyl= from "vier" and "fugyl"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "fire bird"

vine=from OE "hwy"

vinsa=from L. "vinum"

vinsafum= from "vinsa" and "fum
see them seperately for more detail
lit "wine room"

vintar= from Norwegen "vinter" 

voagresc= from MG "vergriffe"

vram=from OE "fram"

vuhkt (v.) | to buck, kick, knock, strike by thrusting
butan (Proto-Germanic), bhau- (PIE - to strike), bauta (Old Norse), boten (Low German). cnocian (OE - to pound, beat, knock (on a door)

vut=from OE "wudu"

vyr=from OE "for"

vys=from OE "this"

vysdag= from "vys" and "dag"
see them speretely for more detail
lit "this day"

vystyl=from OE "hwistlian"

libven/vythe/vythen(v.) | to live, to procure subsistence, (of fire) to burn
etymology: lifian, libban (OE - to be, be alive, have life; continue in life; to experience; to supply oneself with food), liben (PG), libba (OF), lifa (ON - to live, (of fire) to burn (v.) | to live, to procure subsistence, (of fire) to burn
etymology: lifian, libban (OE - to be, be alive, have life; continue in life; to experience; to supply oneself with food), liben (PG), libba (OF), lifa (ON - to live, (of fire) to burn

W:
waelen=from OE "weall"

waxen/waken (v.) | to grow big or greater, to wax
etymology: weaxan (OE - to increase, grow), wahsan (PG, OS, OHG), vaxa (ON), waxa (OF), weg- (PIE)

wal=from OE "wel"

wanen=from OE "wana"

wasta (v.) | to wash, bathe
etymology: baþian (OE - to wash, take a bath), badon (OHG - bathing), baden (German). wascan (OE - to wash, cleanse, bathe), watskan (PG), vaska (ON), wed- (PIE - water, wet)

wastafum= from "wasta" and "fum"
see them seperately for more detail
lit "water room"

wegnen (v.) | to carry, support
etymology: áwegan (OE - to lift up), æfnan (OE - to carry out, labor), wegan (OE - to carry, support, sustain, bear, weigh, measure)

wen=from OE "wenian"

wenna= from "wen"

wergar=from "wig" and "er"
see them seperately for more details
lit "war er"

wiekalen=from PG "waljana"

wieken=from OE "cwysan"
cwysan>kwysen>kwycen>kwysen>wyken>wyeken>wieken

wier=from OE "we"

wit=from OE "wit"

wo=from E "wo"

woaja (n.) | water
etymology: wæter (OE), wod-or (PIE - water, wet), watar (Proto-Germanic), wazzar (OHG), vatn (Old Norse)

wojatol= from "woja" and "tol"
see them see seperatle for mode details
lit "water hole"

worg=from OE "wearg"

worthig= from OE "weorthlic"

wos=from OE "wos"

wundr=from OE "wundor"

wurd=from PG "wurda"

wyls=from OE "wyllan"

wythr,wythren=from OE "wither"

wythri= from E "withers"

Z:

zenna=from MG "zinn"

zousse=from MG "sub" , OE "swete"

zunthe (adj.) | other, second, alternative
-the (suffix) | turns number into adjective (onthe, zunthe, drithe, karthe…)
etymology: oþer (OE - (adj.) the second; (pron.) one of the two, other), antharaz (PG), athar (OS), other (OF), andar (OHG)

























































































































































































































































 




















































































































































































































































