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wudu, st. m., wood:

(1) a wood, 1364, 1416.
(2) a spear; acc. pl. wudu, 398.

(3) a ship, 1919; nom. sg. wudu wunden-hals, “the ship with twisted or curved prow,” 298; acc. sg. wudu bundenne, “the bound wood, i.e. the wooden ship,” 216.

wudu-rēc, st. m., wood-reek, smoke, 3144.

wuldor, st. neut., glory; nom. sg. kyninga wuldor (Hrothgar), 665; gen. sg. wuldres, 17, etc.

wuldor-torht, adj., glory-bright; pl. 1136.

Wuldur-cyning, st. m., Glory-king, the King of glory, 2795.

wulf, st. m., wolf, 3027.

wulf-hlið, st. neut., wolf-slope; acc. pl. wulf-hleoðu, 1358.

wund, st. f., wound, 2711, etc.; acc. sg. wunde, 2725, etc.

wund, adj., wounded, 565, etc.

wunden-feax, adj., with wound, i.e. twisted, hair, 1400.

wunden-hals, adj., [wound-neck] with twisted or curved prow, 298.

wunden-mǣl, st. neut., [wound-sword] sword with winding, curving, ornaments, 1531.

wunden-stefna, w. m., [wound-stem] ship with twisted or curved stem, 220.

wunder-fæt, st. neut., wonder-vat, wondrous vessel; dat. pl. 1162.

wundor, st. neut., wonder, 771, etc.; monster, 1509: nom. acc. wundur, 3062, 3032, etc.; acc. wunder, 931; dat. wundre, 931; gen. pl. wundra, 1607; dat. pl. adverbially, wundrum, “wondrous(ly),” 1452, 2687.

wundor-bebod, st. neut., wonder-command, wondrous command, 1747.

wundor-dēað, st. m., wonder-death, wondrous death, 3037.

wundor-līc, adj., [wonderlike] wondrous, 1440.

wundor-sīon, st. f., wonder-sight, wondrous sight, 995.

wundor-smið, st, m., wonder-smith, 1681.

wundur-māððum, st. m., wonder-jewel, wondrous jewel, 2173.

wunian, w. v., [won]:

(1) intrans. dwell, remain, 284, 1128; with dat. wīcum wunian, 3083.
(2) trans. indwell, inhabit, 1260, 2902.

ge-wunian, w. v., with acc, dwell with, remain with; subj. pres. pl. gewunigen, 22.

-wurðad, see weorðian.

wurðan, see weorðan.

wutun, uton, = let us, with foll. inf., 2648, 1390, 3101.

wyle, wyllað, wylle, wylt, see willan.

wylm, wǣlm, st. m., welling, surge, flood, 516, 2546, etc. [Sievers, § 159, 2.]

wyn-lēas, adj., joyless, 821, 1416.

wynn, st. f., joy, 1080, etc.; gen. sg. wynne, 2727.

wyn-sum, adj., winsome, joyous, 1919; neut. pl. wynsume, 612.

wyrcan, w. v., work; pret. worhte, wrought:

(1) with acc. work, make, 930, 92, 1452; pret. part. pl. (as adj.) fæste geworhte, “steadfast,” 1864.
(2) with gen. achieve; subj. pres. wyrce sē þe mōte dōmes, “achieve glory he who may,” 1387.

be-wyrcan, w. v., surround, 3161.

ge-wyrc(e)an, w. v., work, 20, 69, 1660, etc.:
(1) intrans. act, 20.

(2) trans. work, make, accomplish, achieve, 635, 1660, 1491; subj. pret. pl. geworhton, 3096.

wyrd, st. f., weird, fate, probably personified in some passages (see note on 1205), 455, 477, 1056, 3030, etc.

wyrdan, w. v., destroy; pret. sg. wyrde, 1337.