mægen

mægen

1. (Early Middle English) Alternative form of mayn

• mæġn

From Proto-Germanic *maganą, *maginą, whence also Old Saxon megin, Old High German magan, megin, Old Norse magn, megin, megn. See also magan.

• IPA^(key): /ˈmæjen/

mæġen n (nominative plural mæġnu)

1. strength, power, might

   Ðæt mycle mæġen minra handa. The mighty power of my hands.

2. force, army

   Sibbe no wolde wið manna hwone mæġenes Deniga. He wanted no peace with any man of the Danish forces. (Beowulf, ll. 154-5)

• mægenāgende — mighty
• mægenbyrþen f. — huge burden.
• mægencorþor n. — strong troop
• mægencræft m. — main force, great strength, might.
• mægencræftig — mighty
• mægencyning m. — mighty king.
• mægendǣd f. — mighty deed
• mægenēaca m. — increase in power, reinforcement, succour
• mægenēacen — mighty, vigorous, powerful
• mægenearfeþe n. — great misery or trial.
• mægenellen n. — mighty valor
• mægenfæst — vigorous, strong, steadfast
• mægenfolc n. — a mighty company of folk, a might people
• mægenfultum m. — mighty help
• mægenhēap m. — powerful band
• mægenheard — very strong
• mægenrǣs m. — mighty onslaught
• mægenrōf — of great power, powerful.
• mægenscype m. — might, power
• mægenspēd f. — abundance of power, virtue.
• mægenstān m. — huge stone,
• mægenstrang — of great virtue or strength.
• mægenstrengo, mægenstrengþu f. — main strength, main force, great might.
• mægenþegen m. — mighty minister
• mægenþise f. — violence, force
• mægenþrēat m. — mighty host.
• mægenþrymm m. — power, might, greatness, glory; heavenly host: Christ: heaven.
• mægenþrymnes f. — great glory, majesty
• mægenweorc n. — mighty work
• mægenwīsa m. — general
• mægenwudu m. — strong spear
• mægenwundor n. — striking wonder

• beadumægen n. — battle strength, force
• dēaþmægen — n. deadly band
• eallmægen n. — utmost effort
• eorlmægen n. — band of noble warriors
• eorþmægen n. — earthly power
• fīfmægen n. — magic power
• folcmægen n. — public force, folk power, people power, army
• fulmægen n. — great power, full power
• gæstmægen, gistmægen n. — A force composed of guests
• godmægen n. — divine power, divinity
• handmægen n. — bodily strength, hand power
• hēahmægen n. — great force: power, virtue
• hellemægen n. — troop of hell
• heofonmægen n. — heavenly force
• heremægen n. — warlike force, multitude
• holmmægen n. — force of the waves
• hordmægen n. — abundance of wealth, riches, power of wealth
• innoþmægen n. — inner strength
• lēodmægen n. — might of the people, people power, host power, virtue
• lofmægen n. — abundance, greatness of praise, power of praise
• mannmægen n. — troop, force, cohort
• nīdmægen, nȳdmægen n. — violence, compulsion by force
• ofermægen n. — overpowering might
• rǣdmægen n. — productive force, beneficial force
• sīþmægen n. — band of warriors
• stīþmægen n. — powerful force
• tōþmægen n. — strength of teeth or tusks
• þēodmægen n. — troop, host, a tribal force

• English: main
• English: maegen