List of Old English Words in the OED/UNH

Old English	n	English
Unhad	ppl	Unobtained
Unhair	vb	To deprive of hair, to loose the hair; become free of hair.
Unhaired	adj	Beardless, hairless.  2. without skin or hide.
Unhairy	adj	Not hairy or hirsute.
Unhale	adj	Not hale or healthy; unsalutary. 2. not in a hale or hearty condition; sick, unwell, unhealth, illness or sickness.
Unhallow	vb	To deprive of holy or sacred character. 2. to profane.
Unhallowed	adj	Not formerly hallowed or consecrated. 2. left secular or profane. 3. not having a hallowed or sacred character; unholy, impious, wicked of action, language, place.
Unhallowedness	n	Unhallowing. 2. the action of making unhallowed.
Unhand	vb	To release from one's grip or grasp. 2. to let go. 3. to take the word of.
Unhandily	adv	Awkwardly.
Unhandiness	n	Inexpertise, awkwardness; unmanageableness.
Unhandled	adj	Not broken in; untamed as a wild horse. 2. not dealt with or treated or touched with the hand. 3. untrained, unemployed.
Unhandsome	adj	Of persons, their features: not elegant or graceful. 2. faulty in appearance, form or structure. 3. plain, uncomely, not handsome.
Unhandsomely	adj	Unhandy, inconvenient, ill-adapted. 2. inexpert, unskilful. 3. unfitting, unbecomely. 4. unfitting, unbecoming, unseemly, discourteous, mean of language. 5. not genuine or literal; unfortunate, unhappy, unpleasant, nasty.
Unhandy	adj	Not easy to handle or manage. 2. inconvenient, awkward, clumsy. 3. not skilful in using the hands. 4. lacking in dexterity.
Unhang	vb	To take down from a hanging position. 2. to divest of hanging. 3. to undo the hanging or execution of (a person).
Unhanged	adj	Not yet hanged. 2. not yet excuted by hanging.
Unhangingly	adv	Disconnectedly.
Unharbour	vb	To dislodge or deprive of shelter; esp. a person seeking refuge or animal, such as deer.
Unhard	adj	Soft; not hard.
Unhardened	adj	Not yet hardened by life; uninured; youthful. 2. still soft.
Unhardiness	n	State or condition of not being hardened.
Unhardy	adj	Not hardy.
Unharm	vb	To not harmed.
Unharmed	adj	Not harmed.
Unharmful	adj	Not harmful, innocuous.
Unharming	adj	Not harming or injuring.
Unharness	vb	To remove the harness from; unyoke; release. 2. to remove the harness from.
Unhasp	vb	Free or loose from a hasp or catch; unfasten.
Unhatched	adj	(Of a an egg) not hatched.
Unhead	vb	To behead a person. 2. to deprive or divest of a head. 3. to put an end to.
Unheaded	adj	Destitute or devoid of a head. 2. lacking a leader or leadership.
Unheal	vb	Want of health or soundness. 2. infirmity, trouble, misfortune.
Unhealed	adj	Not yet healed.
Unhealful	adj	Unwholesome
Unhealth	n	State or want of health or wellness. 2. weak or poor health. 3.sickness or illness
Unhealthful	adj	Unhealthy of life and growth.
Unhealthfulness	n	State of unhealthliness.
Unhealthiness	n	Of persons, places, climate: unhealthy, unsalubrious,
Unhealthsome	adj	Unhealthiness, unhealthy.
Unhealthy	adj	Not in good health, 2. (of a place) harmful to health; wholesome. 3. (slang) dangerous to life.
Unhear	vb	To hear not; to not hear. 2. to refuse to hear.
Unheard	adj	Not listened to. 2. not heard.
Unheard	phr	"Unheard Of" - not known; unknown; not yet known or heard. 2. strange, unusual.
Unheard-of	adj	Not known; unknown; not yet known or heard. 2. strange, unusual, unprecedented.
Unheart	vb	To deprive of heart or dishearten.
Unheartsome	adj	Melancholy.
Unhearty	adj	Timid, listless, without zeal or heart. 2. faint-hearted; spiritless, disspirited. 3. not hearty or cordial. 4. in poor condition.
Unheated	adj	Not heated.
Unheavenly	adv	Not heavenly.
Unhedged	adj	Not bounded by a hedge. 2. (of a speculative investment) not hedged.
Unheed	vb	To disregard; pay no attention to.
Unheeded	adj	Not listened to, not taken notice of, regarded or valued; disregarded.
Unheedful	adj	Heedless. 2. taking no heed.
Unheedfulness	n	State or quality of being heedless or paying no attention to.
Unheeding	adj	Not heeding or paying attention to; disregarding.
Unheedingly	adv	In an unheeding manner.
Unheedy	adj	Unheedful.
Unhele	vb	To uncover something, strip of covering, roofing etc; fig, to discover, reveal. 2. to display or make visible; hence: fig. to discover, reveal, make patent or known. 3. to uncover something, as to leave open or exposed, such as the head.
Unhelm	vb	To divest, or be deprived, of a helmet. 2. take off one's own helmet.
Unhelmed	adj	Unguided, ungoverned. 2. unlead, leaderless.
Unhelp	n	Hindrance, lack of help.
Unhelped	adj	Not helped.
Unhelpful	adj	Not helpful; unhelpfully.
Unhelpfulness	n	The state or quality of being unhelpful.
Unhelpfully	adj	Helpless; shiftless.
Unhemmed	adj	Unconfined, unrestrained. 2. not furnished with a hem.
Unherd	vb	To disperse, separate a flock, mob, crowd.
Unherdly	adj	Fierce, savage, repulsive. 2. dismal.
Unhersomeness	n	Disobedience.
Unhewn	ppl	Not cut or hacked with a weapon, cutting tool or similar implement. 2. not hewn or cut into shape; not fashioned or shaped by hewing. 3. unpolished, rough, rugged.
Unhid	adj	Not hid; unconcealed; unhidden.
Unhide	vb	To make visible or seen; to lay open, disclose, reveal.
Unhigh	adj	Wanting in high or elevation.
Unhight	vb	To deprive of grace, beauty.
Unhighted	adj	Not invested with beauty in form or aspect.
Un-highted-ness	n	Uncomeliness, impairment, unpleasantness (in aspect or form).
Unhill	vb	To remove a covering.
Unhindered	adj	Not hindered.
Unhinge	vb	Take a door off its hinges. 2. unsettle or disorder a person's mind; make or cause a person to be unstable or crazy.
Unhinged	adj	(Of a mind) unstable, distraught.
Unhit	vb	Not yet hit or struck.
Unhoard	vb	To take, release or bring out of a what has been hoard.
Unhold	adj	Of persons: unfaithful, disloyal, false. 2. of persons: exhibiting, dislike or hostility. 3. of events: troublesome, disastrous. 4. of an enemy or foe: hostile, unfriendly.
Unholiness	n	State or quality of being unholy, impious, profane, wicked. 2. profaneness, wickedness.
Unholy	adj	Not holy, impious, profane, wicked of persons, acts, things. 2. awful, dreadful; frightful.
Unhomish	adj	Not like or resembling a home: unfriendly, unwelcoming, uninviting, cold and unloving.
Unhomeliness	n	State or quality of being unlike a home: unfriendliness, unwelcoming, uninviting.
Unhomely	adv	Unfriendly, unwelcoming, unininviting.
Unhood	vb	To remove a hood or head-covering from a person or thing.
Unhook	vb	Remove from a hook or hooks. 2. unfasten by releasing a hook or hooks. 3. to loosen from a hook; to detach a hook from; to open.
Unhoop	vb	To remove hoops, as from a barrel.
Unhope	n	Despair; lack of hope, wanhope; wane-hope.
Unhoped	phr	Not hoped for or expected.
Unhopeful	adj	Not hopeful; pessimistic.
Unhopefully	adv	In an unhopeful or pessimistic manner.
Unhopefulness	n	The state or condition of not being hopeful or optimistic.
Unhoped-for	adj	Unexpected, unforeseen. 2. unconceived or imagined. 3. not anticipated with hope or desire; not hoped for or expected.
Unhorse	vb	To throw or drag from a horse. 2. to deprive or be deprived of a horse. 3. to help one dismount, to be thrown from a horse. 4. to unharness a horse from a carriage. 5. fig. to dislodge, overthrow, discomfort, non-plus.
Unhouse	vb	To turn out of a house, habitation or abode. 2. to make homeless or without a house to live in.
Unhoused	adj	Deprived, evicted or forced to leave a house.
Unhouseled	adj	Not having received the sacraments, especially at the hour of death. 2. 'husl' was a pagan sacrifice before it became attached to the Christian Eucharist.
Unhung	adj	Not(yet) executed by hanging. 2.not hung up fotr exhibition.
Unhunted	adj	Not hunted or pursued. 2. not sought or chased.
Unhusbanded	adj	Unimproved by husbandry; tilling, cultivation. 2. uncultivated of ground, plants, trees. 2. Not provided with a husband; single, divorced, unmarried.
Unhusk	vb	Remove or strip a husk or shell from.