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Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
wundres
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eallwundor — n ( wundres/ ) marvel, a very powerful thing, a very wonderful thing … Old to modern English dictionary
fǽrwundor — n ( wundres/ ) terrible wonder … Old to modern English dictionary
handwundor — n ( wundres/ ) marvel of handiwork … Old to modern English dictionary
lyftwundor — n ( wundres/ ) aerial wonder … Old to modern English dictionary
mægenwundor — n ( wundres/ ) striking wonder … Old to modern English dictionary
níðwundor — n ( wundres/ ) dire wonder, a wonder that portends evil, portent … Old to modern English dictionary
searuwundor — n ( wundres/ ) strange object, a wonderful thing in implements or engines; in Beowulf, applied to Grendel s arm, after having been torn away by Beowulf … Old to modern English dictionary
wundor — n (wundres/ ) wonder, miracle, marvel, portent, horror; wondrous thing, monster; wundor cýðan1 perform a miracle … Old to modern English dictionary
þéodwundor — n ( wundres/ ) great wonder, mighty miracle … Old to modern English dictionary
wondrous — [wun′drəs] adj. [altered (as if < WONDER + OUS) < ME wundres, adv. gen. of wunder,WONDER] wonderful: now usually literary or rhetorical adv. Archaic extraordinarily; surprisingly wondrously adv. wondrousness n … English World dictionary
