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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 |
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