Staff T of the Old English Wordbook.
For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see: Forshortenings.
| Quickened | Old English | Kind | Meaning |
| talecraft | tælcræft | n | arithmetic |
| talemark | tælmearc | n | a date (in time) |
| talemete | tælmet | n | a measure expressed by number |
| talesome | tælsum | adj | numerous |
| tallow | telgan | vb | to dye |
| talter | tealtrian | vb | to shake, totter, stagger, be unsteady; to be in an uncertain or precarious condition |
| tarrow | targe | n | a small shield |
| tavel | tæfl | n | gaming table, boardgame, die for gaming (?) |
| teaken | tǣcnan | vb | to present |
| tealworthy | tǣlwirþe | adj | blasphemous, calumnious, reprehensible |
| tee | tēon | vb | to make, arrange, contrive, ordain |
| teigh | teohhian | vb | to intend, to suppose |
| termen | termen | n | term, fixed date |
| terve | tyrfan | vb | to afflict |
| thankle | geþancol | adj | mindful, thoughtful, considerate |
| thankle | þancol | adj | acute, prudent, wise |
| thanklemood | þancolmód | adj | 'prudent, wise, attentive' |
| tharf | þearf | n | 'need, necessity' |
| thearl | þearl | adj | severe, strict, vigourous |
| tharve | þearfian | vb | to need |
| thasledge | þæslǣcan | vb | to agree, to accord, to fit |
| thaught | þeaht | n | counsel, advice |
| thaught | þeahtian | vb | to take counsel, to consult |
| thaughter | þeahtere | n | counsellor |
| thaughting | geþeahting | n | counsel, consultation, deliberation, agreement, concilium, consensus |
| thave | þafian | vb | to allow, approve, suffer, tolerate |
| thavel | þefel | n | mulled wine (?) |
| thaver | geþafa | n | favourer, supporter, consenter, assenter |
| thavesome | geþafsum | adj | consenting, agreeing, tolerating |
| thaving | þafung | n | consent, toleration, permission |
| thay | þecgan | vb | to take, accept, consume |
| thay | þegu | n | a taking, acceptance, consumption |
| thedge | þecge | n | a receptacle (?) |
| theed | geþēode | n | language |
| theedbale | þēodbealu | n | a grievous ill, a national disaster |
| theeden | þēoden | n | a leader of a people, a chieftain |
| theedend | þēodend | n | translator |
| theedenhold | þēodenhold | adj | faithful to a lord, loyal |
| theedfiend | þēodfēond | n | a public enemy, the arch-enemy |
| theedheer | þēodhere | n | a national army, the military force of a people |
| theedland | þēodland | n | territory; a territory, an inhabited district, a region |
| theedly | þēodlīc | adj | social, intimate, gentile, of a people |
| theedness | geþēodnes | n | conjugation; a conjunction, a juncture |
| theedship | þēodscipe | n | a people, a fellowship, a nationality |
| theedsteven | þēodstefn | n | a stock, a nation, a people |
| theedwit | þēodwita | n | a senator; a sage |
| theenest | þēnest | n | service |
| theet | þēotan | vb | to howl like a wolf |
| then | þennan | vb | to stretch, extend |
| thengle | þengel | n | prince |
| thester | þēostre | adj | dark, gloomy |
| thester | þēostrian | n | darken, make gloomy, obscure, dim the lights |
| thester | þēostru | n | darkness, dimness of sight, gloom |
| theve | þefian | vb | to pant, gasp, huff; to be agitated |
| thewed | þēawod | adj | well-mannered, moral |
| thewen | þēowen | n | bondswoman, female servant, slave woman |
| thewet | þēowet | n | slavery, servitude, bondage |
| thewetly | þēowetlīc | adj | servile |
| thewfast | þēawfæst | adj | moral, virtuous, well-mannered |
| thewfastness | þēawfæstness | n | adherence to moral or expected behaviour, etiquette |
| thewly | þēawlīc | adj | usual, customary |
| thickfold | þicfeald | adj | 'dense' |
| thickle | þiccol | adj | corpulent |
| thide | þȳde | adj | 'good, virtuous' |
| thieffee | þīfefeoh | n | stolen goods |
| thiefshoal | þēofscolu | n | a gang or band of thieves |
| thie | þicgan | vb | to receive |
| thile | þyle | n | orator, spokesman |
| thilecraft | þylcræft | n | elocution, rhetoric |
| thild | þyld | n | patience |
| thild | þyldian | vb | to bear, endure with patience |
| thildy | geþyldig | adj | patient |
| thill | geþyll | n | air, breeze |
| thill | þyllan | vb | to calm, assuage |
| thilling | þiling | n | plank flooring, boarding; a deck of a ship |
| thind | þindan | vb | to swell, to swell with pride |
| thinen | þīnen | n | female thane, baroness |
| thingth | þyncþ | n | honor, dignity, rank |
| thir | þyrran | vb | to dry |
| thire | þīr | n | female servant |
| thirl | þyrlian | vb | to pierce, perforate |
| thitherleedish | þiderléodisc | adj | native ("of that people/nation") |
| thole | þolian | vb | to endure |
| tholebird | þolebyrde | adj | 'patient, enduring' |
| tholemood | þolemōd | adj | 'patient, forbearing, enduring' |
| tholing | þolung | n | 'passion' |
| thore | þāra | art | of the (plural) |
| thother | þōðor/þōðer | n | ball, sphere |
| thrafe | þrafu | n | 'urge, urgency, compulsion' |
| thrave | þrafian | vb | 'urge, compel' |
| threag | þrēagan | vb | to rebuke, chastis' |
| threal | þrēal | n | 'discipline, punishment' |
| threap | þrēapian | vb | to reprove, correct |
| thrithe | þrȳð | n | 'might, power, strength, majesty, splendor' |
| thritheful | þrȳðful | adj | 'strong, powerful, majestic' |
| thrithely | þrȳðlic | adj | 'strong, powerful, majestic' |
| thritheword | þrȳðword | n | 'lofty speech, noble/eloquent discourse' |
| thrithy | þrȳðig | adj | 'strong, powerful, majestic' |
| throssom | þrosm | n | 'vapour' |
| throught | þroht | n | oppression, labour, endurance' |
| throughty | þrohtic | adj | 'enduring, persistent' |
| throughfare | þurhfaran | vb | to penetrate, pierce, go through |
| throughwon | þurhwunian | vb | to continue |
| throughwonness | þurhwunenes | n | perseverence |
| thrum or thrim | þrum | n | 'glory' |
| thrumfast or thrimfast | þrymfæst | adj | 'glorious' |
| thrutch | þryccan | vb | to press, repress |
| thurse | þyrs | n | 'giant, demon' |
| thware | þwǣre | adj | agreeable, harmonious |
| thwee | þwēan | vb | to wash, cleanse |
| thweel | þwēal | n | 'soap, laver' |
| thweer | þweorh | adj | 'cross, traverse; adverse, opposed; crooked, bent; angry; perverse, depraved' |
| thweer-furrow | þweorhfuru | adj | 'cross-furrow' |
| thweership | þwēorscipe | adj | 'perversity, depravity, inequity' |
| thweerteam | þweortīme | adj | 'contentious, perverse, wicked' |
| thwine | þwīnan | vb | to decrease, lessen |
| thwite | þwītan | vb | to cut, whittle |
| tite | tytan | vb | to sparkle, shine |
| tiver | tēafor | n | pigment, material used for colouring, cinnabar; a gum resin of some kind |
| tiver | *tīefran {atiefran} | vb | to paint, describe by painting |
| tivering | tīfrung/tīefring | n | painting |
| tochare | tōcyrran | vb | to part |
| todeal | tōdǣlan | vb | to divide |
| todrese | tōdrēosan | vb | to perish, decay |
| toeethe | tōēðian | vb | to inspire |
| tofare | tōfaran | vb | to disperse |
| toforlet | *tōforlǣtan | vb | to dismiss |
| tolie | tōlicgan | vb | to lie or run in different directions |
| toleese | tōlȳsan | vb | to dissolve, loosen |
| tolet | tōlǣtan | vb | to relax, release |
| tomark | tōmarcian | vb | to distinguish |
| tonim | tōniman | vb | to take part, seperate |
| tosend | tōsendan | vb | to disperse |
| toset | tōsettan | vb | to dispose |
| toseethe or tosoothe | tōsēðan | vb | to prove, test |
| toshed | tōgescēadan | vb | to interpret, expound |
| toshed | tōscēadan | vb | separate |
| toshend | tōscendan | vb | to destroy |
| tospeech | tōsprǣc | n | 'conversation' |
| tostand | tōstandan | vb | to differ, stand apart |
| tostick | tōstician | vb | to pierce |
| totell | tōtellan | vb | to distinguish |
| totheen | tōþēnian | vb | to minister to, attend upon |
| totheed | tōgeðēodan | vb | to adhere, adjoin |
| tothwine | tōþwīnan | vb | to disappear |
| touder | tūdor | n | 'offspring' |
| touderfast | tūdorfæst | adj | 'fertile' |
| touderspeed | tūdorspēd | n | 'fertility' |
| towardness | tōwearndnes | n | 'future' |
| towend | towendan | vb | to overthrow, subvert, destroy, fordo |
| towird | tōwyrd | n | 'opportunity' |
| towite | tōwītan | vb | to depart, pass away |
| towrite | tōwrītan | vb | to describe |
| towrithe | tōwrīðan | vb | to distort, twist apart |
| trendle | trendel | n | 'sphere' |
| trendleness | trendelnes | vb | to circuit,surrounding space |
| trey | tregian | vb | to trouble, harass |
| trimth | trymð | n | stength, support |
| trough | trāg | adj | evil, bad |
| trow, trew | trēow | n | trust |
| trowfast | trēowfæst | adj | faithful, loyal |
| trum | trum | adj | firm, secure |
| trum | truma | n | 'array, legion, order, regular, troop' |
| tungle | tungol | n | planet, moon, star |
| tunglecraft | tungolcræft | n | astronomy |
| tunglespeech | tungolsprǣc | n | astrology |
| twee | twēo | n | doubt, ambiguity |
| tween | twēonian | vb | to doubt, hesitate, be uncertain |
| tweenle | twēonel | adj | 'doubtful' |
| twifold | twifeald | adj | 'ambiguous' |