Category:Old English i-stem nouns
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Old English i-stem nouns.
Note that the stem class is named from the perspective of Proto-Germanic, and the stem suffix may no longer be visible synchronically.
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Pages in category "Old English i-stem nouns"
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- Eadgyþ
- Eadwine
- eagwyrt
- ealdcwen
- Ealdgyþ
- Ealdwine
- ealhstede
- Ealhswiþ
- ealubenc
- earendel
- Earendel
- Earnwine
- Eastengle
- eastertid
- eastreamyþ
- eawyrt
- ece
- ecghete
- Ecgwine
- edwist
- efenwiht
- efest
- efesung
- efnwiht
- eftcyme
- ege
- elf
- ened
- Engle
- ent
- eorðsele
- eorendel
- eorlgebyrd
- eorlscipe
- Eorpwine
- eorþsele
- Eosterwine
- est
- Este
- Eþelwine
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- færgripe
- færgryre
- fæstenbryce
- fagwyrm
- fant
- feald
- feng
- feondsciepe
- feondscipe
- feord
- ferd
- ficwyrm
- field
- fierd
- fiersn
- fird
- firendæd
- Reconstruction:Old English/flæd
- flæsc
- flæscmete
- flæscwyrm
- flet
- flodyþ
- floh
- folcstede
- forebysn
- forþgesceaft
- Freawine
- freondsciepe
- freondscipe
- Freowine
- fyld
- fyndel
- fyrd
- fyst