Staff G of the Old English Wordbook.
For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see: Forshortenings.
[ᚹ] = widened meaning
| Quickened | Old English | Kind | Meaning |
| galder | galdor | n | an incantation, enchantment |
| galdercraft | galdorcræft | n | the art of incantation, magic art |
| galdergaler | galdorgalere | n | magical enchanter |
| galderquid | galdorcwide | n | a magical saying, incantation, enchantment |
| galdersong | galdorsang | n | magic song |
| Gallish | Gallisc | adj(p) | Gaulish |
| gallowmood | galgmōd | adj | sad in mind, of a grim or gloomy mood |
| Gallwales | Galwalas | n(p) | the Celts of Gaul; Gaul |
| gamewood | gamenwudu | n | lyre, lute, guitar [ᚹ] |
| gamel | gamelian | vb | to grow old, to age |
| Gandes | Gandis/Gandes | n(p) | the Ganges |
| Gangdays | gangdagas | n(p) | Perambulation days, Rogation days |
| garsedge | gārsecg | n | ocean (poetic) |
| gastern | gæstærn | n | guest-chamber, inn |
| gavel | gafol | n | fork |
| geal | gǣlan | vb | to hinder, impede |
| gersome | gærsama/gersum | n | treasure, riches |
| gidden | gyden | n | goddess |
| gigant | gīgant | n | giant |
| girn | gyrn | n | grief; calamity |
| givel | gifl | n | a meal, piece of food; food |
| givelness | gifolness | n | liberality, munificence |
| glar | glær | n | amber, resin |
| glasslutter | glæshluttor | adj | clear as glass, transparent |
| gleebeam | glēobēam | n | harp |
| gleecraft | glēocræft | n | the art of music, minstrelsy |
| gleegamen | glīwgamen | n | musical entertainment, music |
| gleeleetherendly | glīwhlēoðriendlic | adj | musical |
| gleemaiden | glēomǣden | n | female musician |
| gleestaff | glīwstæf/glēostæf | n | melody, joy |
| glemb | glemm | n | spot, blemish |
| glender | glendran | vb | to devour |
| glendge | gleng/glencg | n | an ornament, an honour, a medal [ᚹ] |
| glew | glēaw | adj | keen, wise, prudent, sagacious, skillful |
| glewer | glīwere | n | jester, buffoon, clown |
| glewly | glēawlīce | adv | prudently, wisely, clearly, well; diligently |
| glewness | glēawnes | n | prudence, skill, sagacity, ability, acuteness |
| glewship | glēawscipe | n | keenness, wisdom, prudence |
| gneeth | gnēaþ | adj | frugal, stingy, scanty |
| gnide | gnīdan | vb | to rub |
| gnorn | gnorn | n | sadness, sorrow, grief, affliction |
| gnorn | gnornian | vb | to grieve; to lament, to regret |
| gnornhove | gnornhof | n | prison, cell (?) |
| gnornword | gnornword | n | lamentation, mournful discourse |
| goad | gād | n | a lack, want, desire |
| godboot | godbōt | n | atonement |
| godshild | godscyld | n | sin against God; impiety |
| godshildy | godscyldig | adj | guilty against God; impious |
| godsib | godsibb | n | godparent, sponsor |
| godspeech | godgesprǣce | n | oracle |
| godweb | godwebb | n | cotton; precious garment; purple cloth (?) |
| godwebben | godwebben | adj | made of precious cloth; purple (?) |
| godwrack | godwrac | adj | impious |
| goldmaslin | goldmæstling | n | latten, orichalcum |
| gomb | gombe | n | tribute |
| goop | gōp | n | captive, slave (?) |
| gospelish | godspellisc | adj | evangelical |
| Got | Gota | n(p) | Goth |
| Gotland | Gotland | n(p) | the land of the Goths |
| Gottish | Gotisc | adj(p) | Gothic |
| gouth | gūþ | n | battle, war, combat, conflict |
| gouthboard | gūþbord | n | war-shield |
| gouthcare | gūþcearu | n | care or sorrow from battle |
| gouthcraft | gūþcræft | n | warfare, warlike power or skill |
| gouthfane | gūþfana | n | a military standard, ensign, banner |
| gouthfremmend | gūþfremmend | n | one doing battle, warrior |
| gouthfrom | gūþfruma | n | warlike chief, war-chief |
| gouthhawk | gūþhafoc | n | war-hawk, warmonger [ᚹ] |
| gouthhorn | gūþhorn | n | war-horn |
| gouthkist | gūþcyst | n | warlike excellence, bravery in war |
| gouthleeth | gūþlēoþ | n | war-song, ode about war |
| gouthmood | gūþmōd | adj | of warlike mind, battle-minded, bellicose |
| gouthmoot | gūþgemōt | n | battle-meeting, battle |
| gouthplay | gūþplega | n | war-play, battle |
| gouthrink | gūþrinc | n | heroic warrior |
| gouthsare | gūþsearo | n | war-machine; arms; armour |
| gouthshroud | gūþscrūd | n | war-clothing, armour |
| gouthspel | gūþspell | n | tidings of war |
| gouthwin | gūþwine | n | war-comrade, brother-in-arms |
| graff | græf | n | stylus, graphium |
| graft | græft | n | carving, engraving, sculpture, statue |
| graftiwork | græftgeweorc | n | engraved piece of art, carved sculpture |
| gram | gram | adj | angry, fierce |
| gramhidy | gramhýdig | adj | fierce-minded, hostile |
| grammood | grammōd | adj | of fierce or cruel mind |
| grane | granu | n | mustache, moustache |
| grasstepper | gærsstapa | n | locust |
| Greekland | Grēcland | n(p) | Greece |
| grorn | grorn | adj | troubled, sad |
| grost | grost | n | cartilage |
| groundstathel | grundstaðelian | vb | to found, to establish firmly |
| groundwall | grundweall | n | a foundation |
| groundway | grundwæg | n | a foundation, the earth |
| grure | gryre | n | horror, terror, dread |
| grurewhile | gryrehwīl | n | a time of terror, terrible time |
| guiltend | gyltend | n | debtor, offender |