Category:English terms inherited from Old English
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Terms in English that were inherited from the Old English language.
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- babble
- baker
- bale
- balefire
- baleful
- balk
- balsam
- Bamburgh
- ban
- band
- bane
- bark
- barm
- barrow
- bastard
- bat
- bathe
- bathhouse
- be
- Talk:be
- be-
- beach
- beacon
- beag
- bean
- bear
- beard
- beardless
- beater
- beaver
- beck
- beckon
- Bedford
- Bedfordshire
- been
- beg
- behoof
- behoove
- beknit
- bell
- bellhouse
- belove
- belt
- beset
- beshit
- beshite
- besnew
- besnowed
- besprent
- best
- besteal
- bethatch
- better
- bewray
- beyond
- bill
- bink
- bispel
- bite
- bitter
- bitterly
- bitterness
- black
- Blakeley
- Blakely
- blee
- bleed
- bless
- blink
- bloody
- blossom
- blue
- blush
- boar
- board
- boatswain
- bode
- body
- bone
- boneless
- booker
- bookstave
- boot
- -boro
- bough
- box
- bragget
- brambleberry
- Brandon
- brang
- Branton
- brass
- break
- breast
- breath
- bree
- breed
- breeks
- bride
- bridegroom
- bright
- bring
- brock
- brook
- brown
- Budd
- bulchin
- bull
- bullock
- -burgh
- burian
- burn
- -bury
- butter
- butterfly
- buttock
- buy
- by
