List of Old English Words in the OED/ET

Old English	sb	English
Eteliche	adj.	Grevious, etelike
Etenish	adj.	Gigantic, ettenish
Eth	n	The name of an Old English letter, = th.
Eth	sfx	-Eth
Ethe	vb.	To breathe. 2. to ask with an oath, swear, adjure, take oath before Witan
Ethel	n	Ancestral land or estate. 2. patrimony; native land.
Ethem	n.	Breath, vapour
Ethel	n.	Ancestral land or estate, native land; a form of athel - nobly born
Ethelborn	adj	Noblely born.
Ette	vb.	To seek to bring out, to purpose; to direct, eg a missile at s.t. 2. arrange, set in order, prepare, 3. To guess, conjecture, divine
Ettercop	n	Attercop, spider, ill-tempred person.
Ettin	n	A giant
Ettin	adj	Gigantic, huge, enormous, very big.
Ettinish	adj	Somewhat big, huge or
Ettle	n.	Aim, intent, purpose, chance, opportunity
Ettle	vb	To purpose, plan, to make it one's object, to endeavour. 2. to destine, ordain, assign. 3. to direct speech, action, to an object (esp. to aim a blow, missile ) at a person or a mark; fig. to take aim. 4. to direct one course towards. 5. to arrange, set in order, to prepare. 6. to prepare oneself. 7. to guess, conjecture, divine.
Ettle	phr	"Ettle thereto" - to seek to bring about a result.
Ettler	n	An aspirant.
Ettling	n.	Intention, purpose, endeavour, estimation, without guessing, ascertainment
Ettling	n	"Without Any Ettling" - without any guessing, unquestionably.