Modern English–Old English dictionary

Old English translation of the English word man

English → English (Old English)
  
EnglishEnglish (Old English) (translated indirectly)Esperanto
(human being; human)
🔗 What sort of men were they who tended these fires?
(fellow; male; bloke)
guma
; ; ;
ceorl
;
esne
a man
(one; they; you; people; we; a fellow)
man
(slave; bondsman)
þeow
(slave; bondman)
þeow
(merchant)
ciepemann
clergyman
(minister; priest)
;
clergyman
(cleric; churchman)
clerc
(fisher)
fiscere
🔗 Too many of Indonesia’s 2.6 million fishermen are still poor.
hangman
(executioner)
cwellere
(boss; chief; leader; head; kingpin)
ealdor
;
eorl
🔗 “Take them away,” ordered the headman, “and confine them safely in a hut.”
herdsman
hierde
;
hirde
kinsman
(relative; relation; sib)
mæg
man‐servant
(servant; attendant)
þegen
;
þegn
;
þeow
;
cniht
;
esne
wealh

EnglishEnglish (Old English)
man æþelling; beorn; ceorl; eorl; eorþbuend; esne; foldagend; foldbuend; geselda; guma; hæle; hæleþ; magu; maguþegn; man; mann; manna; mecg; reordberend; rinc; scealc; secg; þegen; þen; þeng; wæpnedmann; wer
fisherman fiscere
freeman þegen; þen; þeng
herdsman hierde; hirde; swan
kinsman freomæg; mæg; winemæg
layman læwed
mankind manncynn
manslayer mannslaga
manslaying mannslieht
ploughman ierþling
Welshman wealh