Above (a-bufan)
About (a-butan)
Even (aefen), German Aben(d)
After (aefter)
Ought (aZan), OHG eigan
Own (aZen), German eigen
Each (aelc), German jeglich(er)
One (an), German ein, Latin unus, Gothic ains
Any (aenis), German einige
Ask (ascian), OHG eiskon, Russian искать
Awake (a-wacan), German erwachen
Bone (ban), German Bein
Burn (baernan), German brennen
Boat (bat), German Boot
Bathe (baiðan), German baden
Be (beon), German bi(n), Latin fieri, Russian быть
Beard (beard), German bart, Latin barba, Russian борода
Become (be-cuman), German bekommen
Bed (bed), German Bett
Begin (be-Zinnan), German beginnen
Behind (be-hindan), German hinten
Believe (be-lyfan), German glauben
Bright (beorht), ON bjartr
Bear (beran), German (ge)-baren
Beast (beste), Latin bestia
Buy (bycZan), ON buggean, Gothic bindan
Bind (bindan), German binden, Gothic bindan
Birth (Ze-byrd), German Gerburt
Bite (bitan), German beiben
Bitter (biter), German bitter
Blind (blind > blynd), German blind
Blood (blod), German Blut
Book (boc), German Buch, Gothic boka, Latin fagus, Greek phegos
Busy (bisiZ), Dutch bezig
Body (bodiZ), OHG potah
Board (bord), ON boro, Dutch bord
Broad (brad), German breit
Bread (bread), German Brot
Break (brecan), German brechen
Bird (brid), German Brut
Brown (brun), German braun
Care (caru), Gothic kara, Russian печаль
Cold (ceald), ON kala, German kalt, Latin gelu
Choose (ceosan), German keisen, Latin gustare, Greek géuein
Keep (cepan)
Child (cild)
King (cyninZ), German König, ON konungr, Russian князь
Cloth (clāð), German Kleid
Know (knawan), Latin noscere, Greek gignōskein, Russian знать
Craft (crāēft), German Kraft
Can (cunnan), German können
Queen (cwēn), Gothic gēns, Greek gynē, Russian жена
Quick (cwic), Greek bios, Latin vīvus, Russian живой
Day (daeZ), German Tag, Gothic dags
Dead (dēad), German tot, Gothic dauþs
Deep (dēop), German tier, Gothic dius, Russian дух, душа
Dark (deorc), OHG tarch
Doom (dēm), German tum
Do (dōn), German tun, Russian деть (< дъть)
Drink (drincan), German trinken, Swedish dricka
Drop (dropa), German tropfen
Dare (durran), OHG turran
Dwell (dwellan), OHG twellen – медлить, мешать
Eight (eahta), German acht, Latin octo, Greek okto, Slavonic осмь
All (eal), German all, ON allr
Old (eald), German alt
Ear (eare), German Ohr, Latin auris, Russian ухо
Arm (ēarm), German Arm, ON armr, Slavonic ormo (рамо)
East (ēāst), German ost, Latin aurōra, ON austr
Easter (ēāstru), German Ostern
Even (efne)
End (ende), German Ende
Earnest (eornost), German ernst
Earth (eorðe), German Erde, ON jord
Eat (eatan), German essen, ON eta, Latin edere, Russian есть
Father (faeder), German Vater, ON faðir, Gothic fadar, Latin pater, Greek patér, Sansckr. pitar
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Fair (faeZer), OHG fagar, ON fagr
Fear (faer), German Gefahr
Fare (faran), German fahren, Russian переть
Fast (faest), German Fest
Fat (fāēt), German feist
Fold (fealdan), German falten
Feed (fēdan), OHG fuoten
Feel (felan), German fühlen
Fee (feoh), German Vieh, Latin pecus
Four (fēōwer), German vier, Latin quattuor, Russian четыре
Feather (feðer), German Feder, Greek pteron, Russian птица
Five (fīf), German fünf, Latin quinque, Greek pénte, Russian пять
Fell (fyllan), German fällen
Find (findan), German finden
Finger (finZer), German Finger
Fire (fyr), German Feuer, Greek pûr, Russian пиро-
First (fyrst), German Fürst – князь
Fish (fisc), German Fisch, Gothic fiscs, Latin piscis
Flesh (flāēsc), German Fleisch, ON flesk – свинина
Fly (flēōZan), fliegen, OHG fljuga
Flat (flet), German Flötz – пол
Flight (flyht), German Flucht – бегство
Flood (flōd), German flut, Greek plōtós – плавучий
Float (flota), German Floss, fließen, Greek plé(w)ein, Russian плыть
Folk (folc), German Volk, ON tolk
Follow (folZian), German folgen
For (for), German vor, für, Latin pro, Russian про
Forgive (for-Zifan), German vergeben
Forget (for-Zytan), German vergessen
Frost (forst, frost), German Frost
Foot (fot), German Fuß, Latin pes, Greek pous, Russian под
Free (frēo), German frei, Gothic freis
Friend (freond), German Freund, ON frændi – родич, Russian приятель
Fowl (fuZol), German Vogel
Full (ful), German voll, Gothic fulls, Latin plēnus, Russian полный
Game (Zamen), OHG gaman, ON gaman
Go (Zan), German gehen
Ghōst (Zāst), German Geist
Year (Zear), German Yahr
Young (ZеоnZ), German jung, Latin juvencus, Russian юный
Yard (Zyrd), German Gerte, Russian жердь
Girl (gyrel)
Glad (Zlæd), German glatt, Latin glaber, Russian гладкий
Glass (Zlæs), German Glas
God (Zod), German Gott, ON guð, Gothic guþ
Good (Zod), German gut, ON goðr, Gothic goþs, Russian годный
Gold (Zold), German Gold, Gothic gulþ, Russian золото
Grey (ZræZ), German grau, ON grar
Grass (Zræs), German Gras
Great (Zrēat), German groß
Green (Zrēne), German grün
Greet (Zrētan), German grüßen, ON grōtian
Ground (Zrund), German Grund
Have (habban), German haben, ON hafa
Whole (hāl), German heil, Gothic hails, Russian целый
Holy (hāliZ), German heilig, ON heilagr
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Health (haelou) спасение, Modern English – здоровье
Home (hām), German Heim, ON heimr, Gothic haims
Hand (hand), German Hand, Gothic handus, ON hond
Hot (hāt), German heiß
Hot (hæt), ON hottr
He (hē), Dutch he
Head (hēāfod), German Haupt, ON haufoð, Gothic haubiþ
High (heah), German hoch, ON hár, Gothic hauhs, ON haugr, Russian курган
Hold (hēaldan), German halten, ON halda, Gothic haldan
Half (healf), German Halb, ON halfr, Gothic halbs
Heap (heap), German Haufe
Hard (heard), German hart, ON harðr, Greek kratus
Harm (hearm), German Harm, ON harmar
Heavy (hefiZ), OHG hefiZ, ON hofugr
Hell (hel), German Hölle, Gothic halja
Help (helpan), German helfen, Gothic hilpan
Hen (hen), German Hahn, Latin canere – петь, Russian петух, Old Slavonic пътель
Heaven (heofon), German Himmel, ON himinn
Heart (heorte), German Herz, ON hjarta, Latin cor, Greek kardia, Russian сердце
Hide (hydan)
Hear (hyran), German hören, Gothic hausjan, Greek akoúein, Russian акустика
Loaf (hlāf), German Laib, Gothic hlaifs, Russian хлеб
Lady (hlæfdiZe) – hlāf + diZe – несящая хлеб, Gothic diZan – месить
Lord (hlāford) – hlāf + weard – хранить хлеб
Laugh (hlyhhan), German lachen, Gothic hlahjan
Loud (hlūd), German laut, Russian слыть, слово, слух; Latin cluere – слыть, зваться; Greek kle(w)os, kluein – слышать
Hood (hōd), German Hut
Hole (hol), German Hohl
Hope (hopian), German hoffen
Horse (hors), German Ross (hros), ON hross
Ring (hrinZ), German Ring, ON hringr, Old Slavonic, Russian круг
Ring (hrinZan), ON hringja – звенеть
Rush (hryscan), German rauschen – шелестеть
Roof (hrōf), ON hróf, Russian кров
Hound (hund), German Hund, Latin canis, Greek kuōn
Hundred (hund-red), German Hundert, Russian сто, Latin centum, Greek (he)-katon, Sanskr. catam
Hunger (hunZor), German Hunger, ON hungr
Honey (huniZ), German Honig, ON hunang
Hunt (huntian)
House (hūs), German Haus, ON hús
Wheat (hwæte), German Weizen, Gothic hwaiteis, German Weizen
White (hwit), German weiß, ON hvitr, Russian светлый
I (ic), German Ich, Gothic ik, Latin ego, Russian азъ(я)
Idle (idel), German eitel
Evil (yfel), German übel
Load (laedan), German leiten
Leave (læfan), German bleiben, Gothic (bi)-laibjan, ON leifa
Lame (lama), German lahm, ON lami
Land (land), German Land, ON land, Gothic land
Long (lanZ), German lang, ON langr, Latin longus
Let (lætan), German lassen, ON lata, Gothic letan
Lay (lēcZan), German legen
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Lie (lēoZan), German lügen, Russian лъгати
Light (lecht), German Licht, Latin lux, Greek leukos, Russian луч
Light (lēoht), German leicht, ON lettr, Gothic leichts
Learn (leornian), German lernen
Lat (lettan)
Live (libban), German leben, ON lifa
Like (līcian), OHG lihhen, ON lika
Lip (lippa), German Lippe, Swedian läpp, Latin labia, Russian лепет
Little (lytel), ON luttil, Dutch lutel, OHG luzzil
Lock (loc), German Loch
Look (lōcian)
Lose (losian)
Love (lufian), German lieben
May (maZan), German mögen, Russian мочь
Man (man), German Mann, ON maor
Mean (mænam), German meinen
Many (maniZ), German manch, Russian многий
Milk (meolc), German Milch, Gothic miluks
Meet (metan), ON moeta
Meat (mete), ON matr, Gothic mats
Much (micel), Gothic mikils, Greek megas
Middle (middel), German mittel
Might (mihtiZ), German mächtig
Mild (milde), German Mild, ON mildr
Mind (Ze-mynd), Gothic gamunds, Russian память
Murder (myrðran)
Miss (mis), ON missir
Mood (mōd), German Mut, Gothic moþs
Mother (mōdor), German Mutter, Latin Mater, Greek mētēr, Sanskr. mātár, Russian мать
Moon (mōna), German Mond, Latin mensis, Greek mēns
Month (monað), German Monat, Gothic mēnoþs
Must (mob), German mub
Mouse (mūs), German Maus, Latin mus, Russian мышь
Mouth (mūð), German Mund, ON munnr, Gothic munþs
Naked (nacod), German nackt, Gothic naqa s, Russian нагой
Needle (nāēdl), German Nadel, ON nál
Name (nama), German Name, Gothic namo, Latin nomen
Neighbour (neah-Ze-bur), German Nachbar
Need (nyd), German Not, ON nauðr, Russian нужда
Night (niht), German Nacht, Gothic nahts, Russian ночь, Latin nox
New (niwe), German neu, Latin novus, Greek neos, Russian новый
Enough (Ze-noZ), German genu
North (norð), German Nord
Nose (nosu), German Nase, ON nos, Russian нос
Now (nū), Latin nu(nc), Russian ны(не)
Over (ofer), German über, ober, Greek huper, ON yfir, Gothic ufar
Often (oft), German oft, Gothic ufta
Penny (penninZ), German Pfenig, ON penningr
Play (pleZian)
Pull (pullian), Low German pulen, Danish dial. pulle
Road (rād), OHG reita, ON reið
Read (rае-dan), German raten, ON ráða
Ready (rae-de), ON greiðr, OHG reiti
Red (rēad), German rot, ON rauor, Gothic rauþs, Greek eruthros, Russian рдеть, Ukranian рудий
Rest (rest), German Rast, Gothic rasta
Ride (rīdan), German reiten, ON riða
Right (riht), German Recht, ON réttr, Latin rectus
Run (rinnan), German rinnen, ON rinna
Rock (roccian), ON rukkian, Danish rokke
Roast (roost), OHG rost
Root (rote), ON róta, Latin radix
Rough (ruh), German rauh
Sea (sāē), German See, ON sāēr, Gothic saiw
Sad (saed), German satt, Latin sat(is), Russian сытый
Silly (sāēliZ), German selig – блаженный
Sand (sand), German Sand, ON sandr
Song (sanZ), German Sang
Sore (sār), German sehr
Sorry (sāriZ), Swedish sarig – больной
Soul (sāwol), German Seele
Shake (scacan), ON skaka
Shame (scamu), German Scham
Sheep (scēāp), German Schaf
Sharp (scēārp), German Scharf
Show (scēāwian), German schauen
Shoot (scēotan), German scheißen
Shilling (scillinZ), German Schilling
Shine (scīnan), German scheinen
Thank (þancian), German danken, ON þakka
There (þaer), German da
That (þaet)
Think (þenkan), German denken, ON þekka
Thief (þeof), German Dieb
Thick (þicce), German dick
Thing (þinZ), German Ding, ON þing
Throw (þrāwan), German drehen
Three (þri, þry, þreo), German drei, Latin tres, Russian три
Thousand (þūsend), German tausend, Gothic þusundi, Russian тысяча
Under (under), German unter, ON undir
Up (ūp), German auf
Our (ūre), German unser
Out (ūt), German ous
Woe (wa), German Weh
Wake (wacan), German wachen, ON vaka
Watch (wæccan), German wachen
Wander (wandrian), German wandern
Weapon (wæpu), German Waffe
Wash (wascan), German waschen
Wet (waetan), ON vatr
Water (wæter), German Wasser, Greek hudor, Latin unda, Russian вода
We (we), German wir (uns), Latin nos, Sanskr. nas, Russian нас
Ward (weard), German Wart, ON wart
Way (weZ), German Weg, ON vegr
Work (weorc), German Werk, ON verk, Greek ergon < wergon
Was (were) – (wesan), German ist, Greek esti, Sanskr. asti, Latin sum, Russian есмь
West (west), German West, ON vestr
Wide (wīd), German weit
Wife (wīf), German Weib, ON vīf
Will (willan), German wollen, Latin velle, Russian велеть
Wild (wilde), German wild, ON villr
Win (winnan), German gewinnen
Wind (wind), German Wind, Latin ventus, Russian ветер
Winter (winter), German Winter, Danish vinter
Wise (wise), German Weise
Wit (wit), German Witz
Word (word), German Wort, Latin verbum
World (woruld), German Welt
Write (writan), German reiten, ON rita
Wood (wudu), OHG witu, ON vior
Widow (wuduwe), German Wittwe, Latin Vidua, Russian вдова
Wound (wund), German wunde
Wonder (wundrian), German wundern