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Wa, mf. Wa'ens, sn. waggon, vehicle
Waag, w. to venture, risk
Waag, sn. risk
Waaghals, sn. dare-devil, rash person
Waagskaal, sn. hazard, venture
Waagstuk, sn. hazardous undertaking
Waai, (fan di been), sn. calf of the leg
Waai, w. to blow
Waaier, sn. fan
Waaisand, sn. dry drifting sand
Waak, w. to watch
Waaksaam, bn. en bw. watchful, vigilant -ly
Waaksaamhyd, sn. vigilance, watchfulness
Waar, Ware, bn. true
Waar, bw. where
Waaragtig, bn. true, sincere
Waaragtighyd, sn. truth, veracity
Waarborg, sn. guarantee, security
Waarborg, w. to guarantee
Waarborger, sn. guarantee
Woorborging, sn. warranting
Waarby, bw. whereby
Waarde, sn. worth, value
Waardeer, w. to value, esteem
Waardeerbaar, bn. appreciable
Waardeerder, sn. appraiser
Waardering, sn. estimation
Waardig, bn. worthy
Waardighyd, sn. worthiness
Waardeur, bw. whereby, by which
Waardy, sn. worth, value
Waarfan, bw. from which
Waarfandaan, bw. whence
Waarheen, bw. whither
Waarhyd, sn. truth
Waarhydliwend, bn. truth loving
Waarhydsliifde, sn. love of truth
Waarin, bw. wherein
Waarlik, bw. truly
Waarmaak, w. to verify, prove
Waarmaker, sn. prover
Waarmaking, sn. proving
Waarmé, bw. wherewith
Waarna, bw. after which
Waarneem, w. to take care of, to perceive, to keep
Waarneembaar, bn. perceptible
Waarneembaarhyd, sn. perceptibility
Waarnemer, sn. observer
Waarneming, sn. observation
Waaro'er, bw. about which
Waarom, bw. why, wherefore
Waarop, bw. whereupon
Waarsê, w. to foretell, tell fortunes
Waarsê'end, bn. prophecying
Waarsê'er, sn. fortune-teller
Waarsê'ery, sn. fortune-telling
Waarskynlik, bn. en bw. probable -bly
Waarskynlikhyd, sn. probability
Waarsku, w. to warn, admonish
Waarskuwer, sn. admonisher
Waarteen, bw. against which
Waartoe, bw. whereto
Waaruit, bw. whence
Waboom, sn. tree used for waggon building
Wa'enhuis, sn. waggon-house
Wafel, sn. wafer
Wag, sn. watch, guard
Wag, w. to wait, stay, take heed
Wag-'n-bitji, sn. shrub with cats-paw thorns
Waghond, sn. watchdog
Wagkamer, sn. waiting-room
Wagter, sn. watchman, herd
Wagting, sn. waiting
Wagtoren, sn. watch-tower
Wagwoord, sn. watchword
Wakend, bn. en bw. awake, watching -ly
Waker, sn. watch, guard
Wakker, bn. awake, vigilant, brisk
Wakkerhyd, sn. vigilance, vigour
Waks, sn. shoe-black
Wal, sn. wall, rampart, bank
Walfis, sn. whale
Walg, sn. disgust, aversion, loathing
Walg, w. to loathe, turn the stomach
Walgelik, bn. loathsome, nauseous
Walgelikhyd, sn. loathsomeness
Walging, sn. loathing
Walm, sn. vapour, steam, smoke
Wals, sn. waltz
Wals, w. to waltz, dance
Walser, sn. waltzer, dancer
Wanbedryf, sn. misdemeanour
Wandel, sn. conduct, behaviour
Wandelaar, sn. walker
Wandeling, sn. walk, walking
Wang, sn. cheek
Wangedrag, sn. misbehaviour
Wanhoop, w. to despair
Wanhopend, bn. despairing
Wanhopig, bn. desperate
Wanhopighyd, sn. despair
Wankel, w. to waver, stagger, move
Wankelaar, sn. waverer
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Wankelbaar, bn. fickle, changeable, unsteady
Wankelbaarhyd, sn. changeableness, inconstancy
Wankelmoedig, bn. wavering
Wankelmoedighyd, sn. irresolution
Wanklank, sn. dissonance
Wanner, bw. when
Wanorde, sn. disorder
Wanplank, sn. uneven plank
Wansmaak, sn. ill-taste
Want, fw. for, because
Wantrou, w. to distrust, suspect
Wantroue, sn. distrust, suspicion
Wantrouend, bn. mistrusting
Wa-pad, sn. waggon-road
Wapen, sn. weapon, ams
Wapen, w. to arm
Wapendrager, sn. armour-bearer
Wapening, sn. arming
Wapenloos, bn. unarmed
Wapenrusting, sn. armour
Wapenskouing, sn. review
Wapenstilstand, sn. truce
Wapper, w. to swing, waver
War, sn. confusion
Warenda, sn. verandah
Warm, bn. en bw. hot, warm -ly
Warm, w. to warm
Warming, sn. warming
Warmte, sn. warmth
Warrel, w. to whirl
Warreling, sn. whirling
Warrelwind, sn. whirlwind
Was, sn. wax
Was, w. to wash, grow
Wasbak, sn. washing-tub
Wasdag, sn. washing-day
Wasdoek, sn. oil-cloth
Wasdom, sn. growth, increase
Wasem, sn. vapour
Wasfrou, sn. washer-woman
Wasgoed, sn. washing
Wasmasiin, sn. washing-machine
Wasmyd, sn. washer-woman
Wasser, sn. washer
Wassery, sn. washing
Wassing, sn. washing, growling
Wat, fn. something, what, who, that which
Water, sn. water, dropsy
Water, w. to water, pass water
Water-aar, sn. subterraneous watercourse
Wateragtig, bn. waterish, watery
Wateragtighyd, sn. wateriness
Waterbeek, sn. rivulet, brook
Waterblaas, sn. bladder
Waterblasi, sn. bubble
Waterdeel, sn. waterish part
Waterdig, bn. waterproof
Waterdiir, sn. aquatic animal
Waterdra'er, sn. water-carrier, drone
Waterfal, sn. waterfall
Waterferf, sn. water colour
Waterhond, sn. water-spaniel
Waterhoof, sn. hydrocephalus
Waterig, bn. watery, aqueous
Waterighyd, sn. waterishness
Waterkleur, sn. water-colour
Waterkuur, sn. water-cure, hydropathy
Waterlemoen, sn. water-melon
Waterloos, bn. without water
Water-ly, w. to irrigate
Waterlyding, sn. aqueduct
Watermerk, sn. watermark
Watermeter, sn. hydrometer
Watermeule, sn. water-mill
Waterpas, sn. level
Waterreg, sn. waterright, riparian right
Waterryk, bn. abounding with water
Waternat, bn. thoroughly drenched
Watersuik, sn. pitcher
Watertand, w. to feel one's mouth water
Watertrap, w. to swim upright
Watte, sn. wadding, wad
Watter? fn. which?
Wawiil, sn. wagon wheel
Wawiil-ore, sn. large, outstanding ears
Wé, sn. grief, sorrow, woe
Wé, uw. woe
Wed, w. to bet, wager
Weddenskap, sn. wager, bet
Wedder, sn. better
Wedefrou, sn. widow
Wederdoop, w. to rebaptize
Wederdoper, sn. anabaptist
Wederfaar, w. to occur, happen
Wedergeboorte, sn. regeneration
Wedergebore, bn. regenerated
Wederom, bw. again, anew
Wederopstanding, sn. resurrection
Wederwaardighyd, sn. adversity
Wédewe, sn. widow
Wedstryd, sn. contest, match
Wedywer, w. to amulate, vie
Weef, w. to weave
Weeg, w. to weigh
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Weegbaar, bn. weighable
Weegskaal, sn. balance, pair of scales
Week, w. to soak
Week, sn. week
Week, bn. soft, tender, weak
Weekagtig, bn. softish
Weekblad, sn. weekly paper
Weekgeld, sn. weekly allowance
Weekhyd, sn. softness, tenderness
Weekloon, sn. weekly wages
Weelde, sn. luxury
Weelderig, bn. luxurious, wanton
Weelderighyd, sn. luxuriousness
Ween, w. to weep
Weer, sn. weather
Weer, bw. again, once more, anew
Weer, bn. again, anew
Weerbaar, bn. defensible
Weerbarstig, bn. stubborn, sturdy
Weerbarstighyd, sn. stubbornness
Weerga, sn. match, equal
Weergalm, w. to resound, re-echo
Weergalming, sn. resounding
Weerhaak, sn. barbed hook
Weerhaan, sn. weather-cock
Weerhou, w. to restrain, keep back, prevent, withhold
Weerhouding, sn. restraint
Weerkaats, w. to rebound, reflect
Weerkaatsing, sn. reflection
Weerlê, w. to refute
Weerlegging, sn. refutation
Weerlig, sn. lighting
Weerlig, w. to lighten
Weerloos, bn. defenceless, harmless
Weerlooshyd, sn. defencelessness
Weerprofeet, sn. weather prophet
Weerskyn, sn. reflection, reflex
Weerskyn, w. to reflect
Weerskynsel, sn. reflection
Weerslag, sn. rebound
Weerspannig, bn. rebellious
Weerspannighyd, sn. refractoriness
Weerspreek, w. to contradict, gainsay
Weerspreker, sn. contradictor
Weerspreking, sn. contradiction
Weerstaan, w. to resist, oppose
Weerstand, sn. resistance, opposition
Weerstander, sn. resister
Weerstrewig, bn. repugnant, contrary
Weerstrewighyd, sn. contrariety
Weerstrewing, sn. opposition
Weersy, sn. reverse, other side
Weersye, sn. both sides
Weerwil, sn. repugnance, reluctance
Weerwolf, sn. sort of wolf
Weerwyser, sn. barometer
Wees, (was), w. to be
Wees, sn. orphan
Weeshuis, sn. orphan-asylum
Weet, w. to know
Weetgirig, bn. inquisitive
Weetgirighyd, sn. curiosity
Wefer, sn. weaver
Wefery, sn. weaving
Weg, uw. away!
Weg, bn. away
Weg, sn. way, road
Wegberg, w. to lock away
Wegblaas, w. to blow away
Wegbly, w. to stay away
Wegborsel, w. to brush off
Wegbrand, w. to burn off or away
Wegbreek, w. to break off
Wegdamp, w. to evaporate
Wegdoen, w. to put away
Wegdra, w. to carry away
Wegdroging, sn. drying up
Wegdroog, w. to dry up
Wegdrywe, w. to drive or float away
Weg-eet, w. to corrode
Weger, sn. weigher
Wegfaar, w. to sail away
Wegfang, w. to catch
Wegfliig, w. to fly away
Wegfoer, w. to carry off
Wegfoering, sn. deportation
Wegfreet, w. to eat away, rot away
Wegfyl, w. to file away
Weggaan, w. to go away, depart
Weggé, w. to give away
Weggoi, w. to throw away, abandon
Weghaal, w. to take away
Weghaling, sn. fetching
Weghê, w. to have received
Wegja, w. to drive or chase away, dismiss
Wegkoop, w. to engross
Wegkruip, w. to hide
Wegkruiper, sn. hider
Wegkruipertji, sn. hide-and-seek
Weglaat, w. to leave out, omit
Weglating, sn. omission, ellipsis
Weglê, w. to lay up or by, evade
Weglok, w. to allure
Wegloop, w. to run away
Wegly, w. to lead away
Wegmaai, w. to mow down
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Wegmaak, w. to make away, mislay
Wegneem, w. to take away, remove
Wegneming, sn. removal
Wegpak, w. to store away
Wegraak, w. to get away, be lost
Wegruk, w. to tear away
Wegskuil, sn. to hide one's self
Wegslaan, w. to strike away, swallow down
Wegsleep, w. to drag away
Wegsluit, w. to lock up
Wegsmelt, w. to melt away
Wegsmyt, w. to fling away
Wegspoel, w, to wash away
Wegsteek, w. to hide
Wegstoot, w. to push away
Wegsyl, w. to sail out, set sail
Wegtrek, w. to pull away, depart
Wegwaai, w. to blow away
Wek, w. to wake, rouse
Wekeliks, bn. en bw. weekly
Wekker, sn. awaker, alarm
Wéklag, sn. lamentation
Wéklager, sn. lamenter
Weldaging, sn. lamentation
Wekstem, sn. rousing voice
Wel, bw. well, right
Wel, uw. well!
Welbearbyd, bn. well-wrought
Welbebouwd, bn. densely built
Welbekende, bn. intimate
Welbemind, bn. well-beloved
Weldaad, sn. benefit
Weldadig, bn. beneficient
Weldadighyd, sn. beneficience
Weldoen, w. to do good
Weldoener, sn. benefactor
Weldra, bw. soon, ere long
Welëdele, bn. honourable
Weleer, bw. formerly
Welgaan, w. to prosper
Welgefalle, sn. pleasure, liking
Welgefallig, bn. pleasing
Welgefallighyd, sn. complacence
Welgeluksalig, bn. blessed
Welgemoed, bn. en bw. cheerfully
Welgemoedhyd, sn. cheerfulness
Welgeskape, bn. well-made
Welig, bn. luxuriant
Welighyd, sn. luxury, fertility
Welkom, uw. welcome!
Welig, bn. luxuriant
Welluidend, bn. melodious
Welluidendhyd, sn. melody
Wellus, sn. pleasure, voluptuousness
Wellustig, bn. voluptuous
Welmenend, bn. well-meaning
Welmenendhyd, sn. good intention
Welsprekend, bn. en bw. eloquent -ly
Welsprekendhyd, sn. eloquence
Wemel, w. to swarm, teem
Wémoed, sn. sadness, melancholy
Wémoedig, bn. mournful, sad
Wémoedighyd, sn. mournfulness
Wen, w. to win, conquer, become accustomed
Wen, w. to turn, (sig) tack
Wen-akker, sn. finishing acre in ploughing
Wending, sn. turn
Wenk, sn. hint, nod, instant
Wenk, w. to beckon, wink
Wenkbrou, sn. eye-brow
Wens, sn. wish, desire
Wenselik, bn. desirable
Wenselikhyd, sn. desirableness
Wentel, w. to turn, revolve
Wenteling, sn. revolution
Werbena, sn. verbena (flower)
Wereld, sn. world, universe
Werelddeel, sn. part of the world
Wereldling, sn. worldling
Werelds, bn. en bw. worldly, sensually
Werempel, uw. forsooth, (vulgar)
Werf, sn. meadow
Wering, sn. hindering, averting
Werk, sn. work, trouble
Werk, w. to work, effect, use
Werkdag, sn. work-day
Werkelik, bn. en bw. effective, actual -ly
Werkelikhyd, sn. reality
Werkeloos, bn. en bw. inactive, idle -dly
Werkelooshyd, sn. idleness
Werkend, bn. efficient
Werking, sn. working, operation
Werkkring, sn. sphere of activity
Werkman, sn. workman
Werksaam, bn. active, laborious
Werksaamhyd, sn. activity
Werkstaking, sn. strike
Werkstuk, sn. piece of work
Werktuig, sn. tool, instrument
Werkwoord, sn. verb
Werskaf, sn. D. business, a to-do
Werskaf, w. D. to make a fuss
Wes, Weste, sn. west
Wese, sn. creature, being, nature
Wesenlik, bn. en bw. real, material -ly
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Wesenlikhyd, sn. reality
Wesp, sn. wasp
Westelik, bn. westerly
Westwaarts, bw. westward
Wet, sn. law, statute
Wetboek, sn. code of laws
Wetenskap, sn. knowledge, science
Wetenskappelik, bn. en bw. scientific -ally
Weter, sn. knower
Wetgeleerde, sn. lawyer
Wetgeleerdhyd, sn. jurisprudence
Wetgewend, bn. legislative
Wetgewer, sn. legislator
Wetgewing, sn. legislation
Wettelik, bn. lawful
Wettelikhyd, sn. lawfulness
Wetteloos, bn. en bw. lawless-ly
Wettig, bn. en bw. legal, lawfully
Wettighyd, sn. legitimacy, validity
Wewenaar, sn. widower
Wi, fn. who, whom
Wiig, sn. cradle
Wiig, w. to rock
Wiil, sn. wheel
Wikkel, w. to shake, involve
Wikkeling, sn. shaking, entangling
Wiks, w. to beat, thrash
Wil (wou), w. to will, intend, desire
Wil, sn. will, wish, mind, intention, purpose
Wild, sn. game, venison
Wild, bn. wild, savage, fierce (in different combinations, e.g. wildebees, wild beast, wildeperd, wild horse etc.)
Wildagtig, bn. wildish
Wildernis, sn. wilderness
Wildfreemd, bn. quite strange
Wildhyd, sn. wildness
Wilg, sn. willow
Wilgerboom, sn. willow tree
Willekeur, sn. will, caprice
Willekeurig, bn. en bw. arbitrary-rily
Willesand, sn. quick sand
Willig, bn. willing, ready
Wilskrag, sn. energy, will power
Win, sn. gain
Win, w. to gain, win, earn, conquer, obtain
Wind, sn. wind, breeze, a fart
Wind-af, bw. before the wind
Windam, sn. catch dam
Winderig, bn. windy
Winderighyd, sn. windiness
Windflaag, sn. gust of wind
Windhond, sn. greyhound
Windlaat, w. to fart
Wind-maak, w. to boast, brag
Windmaker, sn. braggart, boaster
Windmakerig, bn. grand, bragging
Windmeule, sn. wind-mill
Wind-op, bw. against the wind
Windpomp, sn. air-pump
Windskeef, bn. wry, on one side
Windwyser, sn. weather cock
Windy'er, sn. wind egg
Wingerd, sn. vineyard
Wingerdstock, sn. vine
Wingerdstompiis, sn. uprooted vines (used for firewood)
Winkel, sn. shop
Winkeliir, sn. shopkeeper
Winner, sn. winner
Winning, sn. winning
Wins, sn. gain, profit, advantage
Winsgéwend, bn. profitable
Winter, sn. winter
Winteragtig, bn. wintery
Wintergoed, sn. winter goods
Winter-hande-ore, ens. sn. itching hands, ears, etc.
Wintersaffraan, sn. variety of late pear (kept for winter-eating)
Wintersklere, sn. winter clothing
Wip, sn. trap
Wip, w. to swing, skip
Wipneus, sn. turned-up nose
Wirook, sn. incense
Wirookfat, sn. censer
Wis, bn. en bw. certain -ly
Wiskunde, sn. mathematics
Wispelturig, bn. fickle, inconstant
Wispelturighyd, sn. inconstancy
Wissel, sn. bill of exchange
Wissel, w. to change, exchange
Wisselfallig, bn. variable, uncertain
Wisselfallighyd, sn. changeableness
Wisseling, sn. change, exchange
Wit, bn. white, blank, pale
Wit, w. to whitewash
Witagtig, bn. whitish
Witbroodsdage, sn. honeymoon
Witbroodskind, sn. favourite child
Withyd, sn. whiteness
Wit-lag, w. to laugh treacherously
Witlood, sn. white lead
Witseerkeel, sn. diphtheria
Witter, sn. white-washer
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Witwortels, sn. parsnips
Woed, w. to rage, be in a fury
Woede, sn. rage, fury
Woedend, bn. raging, furious
Woeker, sn. usury
Woeker, w. to practice usury, make the best of
Woekeraar, sn. usurer
Woekersugtig, bn. avaricious
Woel, w. to bustle, stir
Woelig, bn. restless, turbulent
Woelighyd, sn. turbulence
Woeling, sn. bustling, stir
Woelsiik, bn. turbulent
Woelwater, sn. busy body
Woensdag, sn. Wednesday
Woerts, Woeps, uw. there
Woeste, bn. desolate, wild, waste
Woesteny, sn. wilderness
Woesthyd, sn. wildness, desolateness
Woestyn, woesteny, sn. wilderness
Wol, sn. wool
Wolagtighyd, sn. woolliness
Wolf, wolwe, sn. wolf
Wolfagtig, wolwerig, bn. wolfish
Wolhandel, sn. wool-trade
Wolhandelaar, sn. wool-merchant
Wolk, sn. cloud
Wolkagtig, bn. cloudy
Wolkagtighyd, sn. cloudiness
Wolkbreuk, sn. rupture of clouds
Wollig, Wollerig, bn. woolly
Wolwe'end, sn. flat end of thatched roof
Wond, sn. wound
Wonder, sn. miracle
Wonder, w. to wonder
Wonderbaar, bn. wonderful
Wonderbaarlik, bn. wonderful
Wonderdaad, sn. miracle
Wonderdadig, bn. en bw. miraculous -ly
Wonderlik, bn. wonderful, strange
Wonderlikhyd, sn. wonderfulness
Wonderwerk, sn. miracle
Woning, sn. dwelling, home
Woon, w. to dwell, live
Woonagtig, bn. resident, residing
Woonhuis, sn. dwelling-house
Woord, sn. word, term
Woordaflyding, sn. derivation
Woordeboek, sn. dictionary
Woordelik, bn. en bw. verbal, literal -ly
Woordelys, sn. vocabulary
Woordforming, sn. formation of words
Woordontleding, sn. analysis
Woordfoerder, sn. speaker
Woordwisseling, sn. dispute
Worde, w. to become, be, grow
Wording, sn. becoming, creation
Wors, sn. sausage
Worstel, w. to wrestle
Worstelaar, sn. wrestler
Worsteling, sn. wrestling, struggle
Worstelstryd, sn. contest
Wortel, w. to take root
Wortel, sn. root, carrot
Wortelagtig, bn. rooty
Worteling, sn. taking root
Wortelskiit, w. to take root
Wortelskiting, sn. radication
Woud, sn. wood, forest
Woudagtig, bn. woody
Wraak, sn. revenge, vengeance
Wraakgirig, bn. revengeful
Wraakgirighyd, sn. vengeance
Wraaksug, sn. revengefulness
Wraaksugtig, bn. revengeful
Wrang, bn. sour, bitter
Wreed, bn. cruel, fierce
Wreedaardig, bn. en bw. cruel -ly
Wreedaardighyd, sn. cruelty
Wreedhyd, sn. cruelty
Wreek, w. to revenge
Wreker, sn. avenger
Wrentig, uw. forsooth, (vulgar)
Wrik, w. to move
Wrikbaar, bn. shakeable
Wrikbaarhyd, sn. shakeableness
Wroeging, sn. remorse
Wrywing, sn. rapture
Wurg, w. to strangle
Wurgsiikte, sn. croup, diphtheritis
Wurm, sn. worm
Wy, sn. meadow
Wy, w. to graze, feed, consecrate, vow, dedicate
Wyd, bn. en bw. wide, spacious -ly
Wyder, wy'er, bn. wider
Wydhyd, sn. wideness
Wyding, sn. consecration
Wydte, sn. width, space, breadth
Wyfi, sn. female
Wyger, wy'er, w. to refuse, decline, deny
Wygeraar, sn. refuser
Wygerend, bn. refusing
Wyk, sn. quarter, refuge, parish
Wyk, w. to retreat, depart
Wyking, sn. yielding, retreat
Wyl, sn. while, time
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Wyland, sn. pasture, meadow
Wylen, bn. deceased, late
Wyn, sn. wine
Wynagtig, bn. vinous
Wynboer, sn. wine farmer
Wyndruiwe, sn. sort grape
Wynfligi, sn. gnat, drunkard
Wyngaard, sn. vineyard
Wyngees, sn. alcohol
Wyngeur, sn. flavour of wine
Wynhandel, sn. winetrade
Wynhandelaar, sn. wine merchant
Wynig, bn. en bw. little, few
Wynsteen, sn. tarter
Wynstok, sn. vine
Wys, w. to show, point
Wys, bn. bad-tempered, impertinent
Wysbroue, sn. eye-brows
Wysgeer, sn. philosopher
Wyshyd, sn. wisdom, prudence
Wysi, sn. tune, melody
Wysig, w. to modify, alter
Wysiging, sn. modification
Wyster, sn. hand, index
