Note: This site is completely a work of fiction, a background for my fictional language Wessisc. For real information on tourism on the Isle of Wight, a site we may suggest is http://www.iwight.com/.
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| wæcnan (vb*) | wake, arise |
| wær (vb*) | will (future); become |
| wc | also, too |
| we | we |
| Weord (f) - | word |
| Weordbowc (f) -en | dictionary |
| Weorð (f) -e | world, earth |
| Weorðtrewu (f) -a | slime |
| Wess (nt) | west |
| wesser | western |
| Wessisc (f) - (also adj.) | Wessish (NOTE: does not undergo mutation when used as a proper noun) |
| Wight (f) -n | island (NOTE: does not undergo mutation when used as a proper noun) |
| will (vb*) | want, wish (hwanne þau willæst -> see hwanne) |
| Wir (m) -au | man, person |
| wnderestand (vb*) | understand (behaves as estand) |
| wors | worse |
| worst | worst |
| wr | our |
| wt | out, outside |
| wtlond | abroad |
| Wtlond (nt) - | foreign country |
| wyss (vb*) | know (information) |
| Wyssness (f) -n | information |
(C) 2001 Damon M. Lord
