Staff I of the Old English Wordbook.
For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see: Forshortenings.
[ᚹ] = widened meaning
| Quickened | Old English | Kind | Meaning |
| ides | ides | n | virgin (?), magical woman (?), demi-goddess (?) |
| idish | īdisc | n | furniture, furnishings; utensils |
| idy | idig | adj | busy, active |
| ild | ilde/ylde | n | mankind (poetic) |
| ile | igil | n | hedgehog |
| ilvet | ilfette | n | swan |
| in | innian | vb | to get within, put in, bring in, put up, lodge |
| ince | yntse | n | ounce |
| incund | incund | adj | internal, inward; intimate |
| indrive | indrīfan | vb | to impel, to send forth, to utter |
| ineard | ineardian | vb | to dwell, to inhabit |
| inge | engu | n | narrowness; confinement |
| ingly | engellīc | adj | angelic |
| inhide | ingehȳd | n | thought, conscience, intent, purpose |
| inlander | inlenda | n | a native |
| inlandish | inlendisc | adj | native, indigenous |
| insail | insegel | n | seal, signet |
| insail | inseglian | vb | to seal, to place a seal upon |
| insetten | inseten | n | institution |
| instep | instæpe | n | entrance |
| inting | intinga | n | cause, sake, plea, case, reason |
| inthought | ingeþōht | n | conscience |
| inwid | inwid | n | fraud, guile, deceit; malicious trick |
| inwidful | inwitfull | adj | deceitful, guileful, malicious, evil |
| inwitness | ingewitnes | n | consciousness |
| Ires | Īras | n(p) | Irishmen, the Irish |
| irl | girela | n | a garment; attire, apparel, garments |
| irth | irþ | n | ploughing, tilling, farming; produce of a farm |
| irthland | irþland | n | farmland, arable land |
| irthling | irþling | n | husbandman, farmer, tiller, ploughman |
| Israelish | Israēlisc | adj(p) | Israeli, Israelite |
| ist | ȳst | n | tempest, whirlwind, hurricane [ᚹ], typhoon [ᚹ], cyclone [ᚹ] |
| itch | ȳce {iceom} | n | poisonous frog |
| ithelidder | ȳþlida | n | wave-traverser, ship (poetic) |
| itheloave | ȳþlāf | n | the shore left bare by the waves; detritus on the shore |
| ithelode | ȳþlād | n | way across the waves, voyage (poetic) |
| ithing | ȳþung | n | fluctuation; inundation, overflowing; over-abundance [ᚹ] |