wuldrian
Old English
verb
Definitions
- to glorify
- to glory, exult, rejoice
- to get glorified; to receive glory
Etymology
Suffix from Old English wuldor.
Origin
Old English
wuldor
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- *wulþuz Proto-Germanic
- awuldrian Old English
- gewuldrian Old English
- heofonwuldor Old English
- sigorwuldor Old English
- swegelwuldor Old English
- wuldor Old English
- wuldorbeag Old English
- wuldorbeagian Old English
- wuldorcyning Old English
- wuldordream Old English
- wuldorfull Old English
- wuldorfullian Old English
- wuldorfæder Old English
- wuldorgast Old English
- wuldorgeflogena Old English
- wuldorgeweorc Old English
- wuldorgifu Old English
- wuldorgimm Old English
- wuldorhama Old English
- wuldorheap Old English
- wuldorhelm Old English
- wuldorlean Old English
- wuldorlic Old English
- wuldorlice Old English
- wuldormaga Old English
- wuldornyttung Old English
- wuldorsang Old English
- wuldorsped Old English
- wuldorspedig Old English
- wuldorwerod Old English
- wuldorword Old English
- wuldorþrymm Old English
- wuldrig Old English
- wuldrung Old English
- wuldor
- wuldrig
- wuldrung
- awuldrian
- wuldorlic
- gewuldrian
- wuldorgifu
- wuldorfull
- wuldormaga
- wuldorhama
- wuldorword
- wuldorlean
- wuldorsped
- wuldorbeag
- wuldorsang
- wuldorhelm
- wuldorgast
- wuldorheap
- wuldorgimm
- wuldorlice
- wuldordream
- wuldorwerod
- wuldorfæder
- sigorwuldor
- wuldorþrymm
- wuldorspedig
- wuldorcyning
- swegelwuldor
- heofonwuldor
- wuldorbeagian
- wuldornyttung
- wuldorfullian
- wuldorgeweorc
- wuldorgeflogena