List of Old English Words in the OED/IW

Old English	sp	English
I-wald	n	I-weld. 1. power, might, wield, sway, rule, control.
I-walden	vb	To have power, sway, wield, control.
I-warness	n	watchfulness, awareness, wariness.
I-weed	n	Garments, clothes, weed
I-weld	vb	To exercise power over, to control, to rule, to have sway over, to weild, to subdue.
I-wemmned	adj	Stained.
I-wende	n	Contrivances.
I-wende	vb	To turn, change, bring about. 2. to turn oneself, to turn, to go to turn, to wend one's way, to go
I-wene	vb	To expect, to hope, to think, to suppose.
I-wepen	n	Weapons, arms, military equipment.
I-whiles	phr	In the mean time, meanwhile
I-will	n	Wish, will, pleasure
I-win	n	labour, toil, suffering. 2. battle, war, contest, strife. 3. gain, profit
I-win	vb	I-winne. 1. struggle, contest, fight. 2. to gain by struggle, fighting to win.
I-wis	adv.	Certain, assured, indeed, truly.
I-wisliche	adv	Certainly, truly, assuredly
I-wisse	vb	to direct, instruct.
I-wissing	n	Direction, instruction.
I-wit	n	Knowledge, understanding, senses.
I-wite	vb	To understand, know, get to know, learn. 2. to watch, guard, preserve.
I-wite	vb	To depart, to go away, decease, die. 2. to have the intention to leave.
I-wite	vb	to blame, to make culpable.
I-witherly	adv	Of a truth; certainly
I-witness	n	Knowledge, witness, testimony. 2. the act of witnessing.
I-wive	vb	To marry, to take a wife
I-won	n	Hope, expectation. 2. fortune, substance, property.
I-worded	adj	Full of words, talkative, garrulous.
I-worth	vb	To become, or to turn to something. 2. to be made, or to have become something. 3.. to happen, to come to pass, come into being, to be made. 3. to come, arrive, to get to be at a place. 4. to befall, happen. 5. to become acceptable to, to please, to be agreeable, to be agreed upon. 6. to let or leave alone.
I-wrathe	vb	To make angry or wroth. 2. to make oneself angry.
I-writ	pp	Something written, a writing, a treatise. 2. writing; written language.
I-wune	n	I-wone. 1. custom, habit, wont.
I-wunliche	adv	Customarily, usually.
I-wurch	vb	I-wurche, I-work 1. To work, to make, to do.
I-wurht	n	Work, deed, duty
I-wurth	vb	to honour, dignify, to hold in honour.