List of Old English Words in the OED/UNM

Old English	n	English
Unmad	vb	Sane, not mad or crazy: "She is the only unmad member of my family".
Unmaddened	adj	Not made angry: "unmaddened by the babble of vain main."
Unmaddening	adj	Not in an uncontrolled manner, with quietness, calmness
Unmadding	ppl	Unaffected with madness; calm; quiet, sane.
Unmaddingly	adv	In a manner unaffected with madness, quiet, calm, tranquil.
Unmade	vb	Not yet made. 2. untrained. 3. existing without having been made. 4. uncreated but existent. 5. not made out or up.
Unmaiden	vb	To deprive of maidenhood. 2. to deflower.
Unmaidening	n	The act of depriving a woman of maidenhood. 2. the act of deflowering.
Unmaidenly	adv	Behaviour not appropriate or expected of a maiden; unbecomingly, immodest.
Unmain	n	Want or lack of strength.
Unmake	vb	To reverse or undo the making of (something or object). 2. to reduce again to an unmade condition. 3. to deprive of a particular role or station. 4. to depose of. 5. to deprive of a certain character or quality. 6. to alter in nature. 7. to undo, ruin, destroy; to bring to nothing. 8. to annul a decision.
Unmaking	n	The act of reversing or undoing something. 2. the act or action of reducing something again to an unmade condition. 3. the deprivation of certain characters or qualities. 4. the alteration of the nature of something. 5. ruination, destruction, undoing of, 6. annulment, abrogation, repealing.
Unman	vb	To deprive of the attributes of a man. 2. to remove from the category of men. 3. to reduce below the level of man; to degrade, brutalise. 4. to deprive of manly courage or fortitude; to make meek or effeminate. 5. to deprive of virility. 6. to emasculate. 7. to take from a ship or vessel its company of men. 8. to deprive oneself of something.
Unmanfully	adv	Not in a manner of a man; unmasculinely, effeminately.
Unmanhood	n	Unmanliness, unmanly conduct.
Unmanlike	adv	Below the level of manly conduct. 2. brutally, cruely, harsh, inhuman. 3. not like or inappropriate to a man or men, unmasculine. 4. unnaturally licentious or debasing.
Unmanliness	n	The state or quality of not being masculine or virile.
Unmanly	adv	Not masculine, not manly, effeminate, not virile, with unmanly weakness, not courageous, meek. 2. not gentlemanly, not honourable; dishonourably, treacherously, inhumanly, cruelly. 3. dishonourable or degrading to a man. 4. not befitting a man in respect to fortitude or energy.
Unmanned	adj	Not manned. 2. deprived of virility or manhood. 3. unaccustomed to men, untamed: said of hawks. 4. uninhabited.
Unmannish	adj	Unmanly, unmasculine, lacking in virility. 2. weakly, without strength or courage, timid, meekish. 3. dishonourable, ungentlemanly, treacherously.
Unmarked	adj	Not marked; uncorrected. 2. without blemish. 3. not observed. 4. not ticketed, as shop goods.
Unmatched	adj	Not matched or equal; matchless, unrivalled. 2. not provided with something equal or alike.
Unmatchless	adj	Unmatchable, unequal, unrivalled.
Unmatchedness	n	State or quality of being unrivalled, having non equal, non-pareil: "his stark unmatchedness in all way or manner of learning."
Unmated	adj	not mated; single.
Unmawe	n	A poor or helpless person.
Unmawe	adj	Helpless.
Unmeaning	adj	Of features: expressionless, vacant, unintelligent. of persons: having no seriousness or purpose. 3. action, conduct: having no meaning or signifance. 4. utterings, saying: meaningless, insignificant; having no meaning or signification; as, unmeaning words. 5. ot indicating intelligence or sense; senseless; expressionless.
Unmeaningly	adv	Meaninglessly or unsignificantly. 2. intelligently or without sense; senselessly; expressionlessly;
Unmeaningness	n	State or condition of emptiness, without signifance. 2.
Unmeant	ppl	Not meant or intended.
Unmeedful	adj	Undeserving of reward or guerdon.
Unmeedy	adj	Unrewarded.
Unmeet	n	Unmete: immoderate or excessive amount or measure. 2. excessive in size, huge, immense. 3. unequal, unevenly matched. 4. unequally. 5. not closely united; remote. 7. unfitting, unsuitable, unbecoming, improper. 8. unfit, unsuited for some purpose: incompetent. 9. not met or adapted.
Unmeetly	adv	Unmetely: immoderately, excessively, unfitly, unbecomingly.
Unmeeteness	n	Unfitness, unsuitableness.
Unmeethship	n	Impatience.
Unmellow	adj	Unripe, not well-matured, not bitter or acidulous. 2. not rich or mellow in tones. 3. unhappyish, unmerry, not friendly of companiable. 4. not friable of soil.
Umellowed	adj	Not mellowed; immature.
Unmelted	adj	Not liquefied by heat.
Unmenged	adj	Unmixed, unblended. 2. not joined or combined.
Unmerrily	adv	In an unhappy manner.
Unmerry	adj	Unhappy, unjoyous, not glad.
Un-merryness	n	State or condition of being or feeling unhappy.
Unmet	vb	Not meted out, measured out. 2. to not reward.
Unmet	adj	Not come upon or encountered. 2. not made an acquaintance of or introduced to. 3. not to be at a place of arrival to meet someone. 4. not to come into contact, conjunction or intersection with. 5. not to face, confer, deal with or encounter. 6. not to comply with, or meet another expectation. 7. not to pay a bill or account. 8. not to experience or go through a situation, usu. ghastly or disturbing.
Unmethe	n	Immoderation, excess fault.
Unmethe	adj	Unequal, unfair, urgently.
Unmight	n	Feebleness, want of the strength, weakness.
Unmightful	adj	Unable, impossible, cannot do, undoable.
Unmightness	n	Impotence
Unmighty	adj	Devoid of might or strength, weak, feeble, powerless, impotent.
Unmild	adj	Not mild or gentle. 2. harsh, tough, unkind. 3.harsh of taste
Unmildness	n	State or quality of being unmild, harsh, tough, unkind.
Unmildewed	adj	Not covered in mildew.
Unmilked	adj	Not having milk draw or extracted from the mammary glands as a cow. 2. not to be quizzed or grilled for information. 3. not to exploit or take advantage of.
Unmilled	vb	Not yet ground, shaped or polished.
Unminded	adj	Unmentioned, not borne in mind. 2. unheeded, unregarded, left unnoticed, overlooked.
Unmindful	adj	Not keeping in mind; not having knowledge of, be unaware of. 2. careless, heedless.
Unmindfulness	n	The state or condition of not keeping something in mind.
Unminding	n	The action of forgetting or disregarding.
Unmined	adj	Not dug up or mined.
Unmingle	vb	To not mix together (fig and lit). 2. not mix, blend or unite together. 3. not to join, combine, bring into close relations. 4. not to enter into compny, association, as with a crowd.
Unmingled	adj	Umixed; unblended, not combined or joined. 2, not associated or united in society, or with certain people, by ties of relationship. 3. not deprived of purity by mixture; uncontaminated. 4. not made or prepared by mixing the ingredients of.
Unmirthful	adj	Not happy, glad, joyful. 2. lacking of laughter.
Unmirthfulness	n	State of not be happy, merry or joyful.
Unmisgive	vb	To make free of fearfulness, anxiety, suspicious, or doubtful. 2. to be unapprehensive.
Un-misgiving	n	A feeling without doubt, premomition, anxiety or apprehension.
Un-misgivingness	n	In a state without doubt, anxiety or apprehension.
Unmissed	adj	To hit or strike. 2. to meet, catch, obtain, accomplish, be success. 3. to take opportunity or advantage of. 4. to attend a meeting or gathering.
Unmist	vb	To free from mist, to brighten.
Unmistaken	adj	That cannot be mistaken for something else. 2. evident, clear, obvious.
Unmistakenly	adv	Evidently, clearly, obviously, patently.
Unmonkish	adj	Secular, wordly, not religious, as "High schools .. from the monkish ages into the highly unmonkish ones".
Unmoth-eaten	ppl	Not eaten or ruined by moths. 2. unworn.
Unmothered	adj	Deprived of motherly feelings. 2. deprived or destitute of a mother.
Unmotherly	adj	Unlike or not resembling a mother. 2. not pertaining to, or unbecoming to, of a mother.
Unmotherly	adv	Not in a manner of a mother.
Unmotherless	adj	Having no mother; motherless.
Unmown	adj	Not mowed, left with longest grass.