Abar
Lone/Alone (adjective)
Abyl
Rage (noun)
Aent
Duck (noun)
Aerg
Ambitious (adjective)
Aerm
Poor (adjective)
Aerst
First (adjective)
Agat
Amber (adjective & noun)
Agynn
Beginning (noun)
Ahct
River (noun)
Ahl
Eel (noun)
Ahld
Old (adjective)
Ahr
Eagle (noun)
Ahrm
Arm (noun)
Aht
Eight (adjective)
Ahtyn
Judge (noun)
Ahtza
Eighty (adjective)
Ais
Ice (noun)
Alyr
Alder (noun)
Anka
Anchor (noun)
Ansa
Scythe (noun)
Aren
Harvest (noun)
Ask
Ash (noun)
Awyr
Absent (adjective)
Baen
Bone (noun)
Bara
Bare/Naked (adjective)
Benn
Leg (noun)
Bera
Berry (noun)
Berk
Mountain (noun)
Bhald
Bold/Brave (adjective)
Bhaln
Plague (noun)
Bhar
Bear (noun)
Bhir
Ale (noun)
Bhrat
Meat (noun)
Blaet
Blood (noun)
Blan
Darkness/Dark (adjective & noun)
Blau
Lead (adjective & noun)
(Presumably this refers to the metal. The word is similar to German "blei", Danish "bly", and so forth.)
Blei
Pale (adjective)
Bloe
Blue (adjective)
Bluom
Flower (noun)
Blyn
Blind (adjective)
Blyss
Blossom (noun)
Borg
Castle (noun)
Born
Boar (noun)
Braen
Break (verb)
Brem
Bramble (noun)
Broda
Brother (noun)
Broen
Brown (adjective)
Broes
Chest (noun)
Brot
Bread (noun)
Bryda
Bride (noun)
Bryn
Spring (noun)
Brytt
Bridle (noun)
Byld
Make (verb)
Bylda
Maker (noun)
Byrg (Byrgin)
Protect (verb)
Bylg
Fertile (adjective)
Byrm
Tree (noun)
Byrt
Axe (noun)
Caepf
Slate (adjective & noun)
Caer (Careig)
Sad (adjective)
Ceig
Sail (noun)
Ceil
Rope (noun)
Cwaen
Pine (noun)
Cwin
Wine (noun)
Daeg
Soldier (noun)
Dani
Narrow (adjective)
Denkyr
Thinking (adjective)
Denn
Thin (adjective)
Dhem
Dusk (noun)
Doen
Thunder (noun)
Doer
Dry (adjective)
Does
Two (adjective & noun)
Dornn
Thorn (noun)
Dorpf
Village (noun)
Draeg
Carry (verb)
Draga
Carrier (noun)
Drys
Three (adjective & noun)
Dyn
People (noun)
Dyrf
Farm (noun)
Dyrst
Thirsty/Thirst (adjective)
(I'm unclear on how the same word could mean both "thirst" and "thirsty". But the grammar rules state that adding the suffix -i to a noun produces an adjective, so perhaps "thirsty" should be "dyrsti" and an error was made.)
Eidin
Oath (noun)
Eifa
Bitter (adjective)
Elak
Elk (noun)
Elil
Exiled/Foreign (adjective)
Ent
End (noun)
Erna
Earnest (adjective)
Ewan
Even (adjective)
Eyha
Oak (noun)
Eyhil
Acorn (noun)
Eyn
One (adjective & noun)
Eynli
Eleven (adjective & noun)
Eyri
Wandering (adjective)
Edz
Eat (verb)
Faeld
Field (noun)
Faez
Fat (adjective)
Falk
Falcon (noun)
Farr
Bull (noun)
Fatyr
Father (noun)
Fedar
Feather (noun)
Fhet
Fight (verb)
Fhil
Yellow (adjective)
Fhis (Fhisk)
Fish (noun)
Fhruh
Early (adjective)
Fian
Enemy (noun)
Firk
Explore (verb)
Flaz
Flat (adjective)
Flekk
Spotted (adjective)
Floeg
Fly (verb)
Floer
Lead (verb)
Floh
Flea (noun)
Foer
Four (adjective & noun)
Foet
Foot (noun)
Fohc
Fox (noun)
Folg
Bird (noun)
Frae
Free (adjective)
Froe(a)
Lady (noun)
Frusk
Frog (noun)
Frut
Fruit (noun)
Fryd
Peace/ful (adjective & noun)
Fryn
Friend (noun)
Fyr
Fire (noun)
Fyril
Lost (adjective)
Fyst
Fist (noun)
Gaez
Goat (noun)
Ganz
Perfect (adjective)
Gara
Skin (noun)
Garr
Choir (noun)
Geim
Jewel (noun)
Geiss (Geyss)
Ghost (noun)
Germa
Conjurer (noun)
Gheb
Give (verb)
Ghim
Modest (adjective)
Glac
Bell (noun)
Glaz
Glass (adjective & noun)
Goht
God (noun)
Gohta
Goddess (noun)
Graeb
Grave (noun)
Greh
Calm (adjective)
Grein
Bronze (adjective & noun)
Grina
Howl (verb)
Grym
Cruel (adjective)
Gryne
Green (adjective & noun)
Guht
Good (adjective)
Guld
Gold (adjective & noun)
Guol
Glorious (adjective)
Gybal
Skull (noun)
Gybet
Prayer (noun)
Gyft
Sell (verb)
Hael
Healthy (adjective)
Haemr
Hammer (noun)
Haer
Grand (adjective)
Haerz
Heart (noun)
Hald
Kind (adjective)
Halp
Side (noun)
Hana
Hemp/Hempen (adjective & noun)
Hanth
Hand (noun)
Harr
Hair (noun)
Hart
Hard (adjective)
Hast (Hastal)
Hazel (adjective)
Helb
Half (adjective & noun)
Herl
Elder (adjective)
Hezz
Hot (adjective)
Himal
Sky (noun)
Hint
Behind (adjective)
Hirsk
Agile (adjective)
Holas
Bald (adjective)
Holl
Hollow (adjective)
Holsk
Fast (adjective)
Horsk (Horsam)
Obedient (adjective)
Hort
Treasure (noun)
Hund (Hundr)
Dog (noun)
Hwab
Hawk (noun)
Hwyz
Know (verb)
Hyll
Hell (noun)
Hylt
Forest (noun)
Hyml
Heaven (noun)
Hyr
Army (noun)
Hyrt
Autumn (noun)
Ingil (Inghil)
Angel (noun)
Isil
Island (noun)
Itar
Knight (noun)
Iyrn
Iron (adjective & noun)
Jaeg
Hunt (verb)
Jarr
Year (noun)
Jho
And (other)
Jungh
Young (adjective)
Keim
Violet/Purple (adjective & noun)
Kelt
Cold (adjective)
Kest
Chestnut (adjective & noun)
Keten
Chain(ed) (adjective & noun)
Khan
Laugh (verb)
Khezl
Kettle (noun)
Khra
Crane (noun)
Khus
Chaste (adjective)
Kilb
Calf (noun)
Kirz
Candle (noun)
Klet
Burdock (noun)
Klin (Klind)
Child (noun)
Klyn
Small (adjective)
Klyng
Brook (noun)
Kneh
Near (adjective)
Knod
Knot/Knotty (adjective & noun)
Koel
Coeurl (noun)
Koen
King (noun)
Koena (Koenyb)
Queen (noun)
Krepf
Claw (noun)
Kroem
Bent (adjective)
Kryd
Chalk (adjective & noun)
Kryst
Crystal (adjective & noun)
Kupf
Copper (adjective & noun)
Kympf
Champion (adjective & noun)
Kynd
Virgin (adjective & noun)
Kyrss
Cherry (noun)
Laent
Land (noun)
Lago
Lament (verb)
Lahz
Salmon (noun)
Lamm
Lame/Injured (adjective)
Leita
Bringer (noun)
Liht
Light (noun)
Lleid
Pain (noun)
Loef
Leaf (noun)
Loet
Loud (adjective)
Loetr
Pure (adjective)
Loez
Short (adjective)
Loh
Cloth/Clothes (adjective & noun)
Lon(a)
Gatherer (noun)
Lora
Laurel (noun)
Lorh
Rabbit (noun)
Loug
Leech (noun)
Lubb (Lubd)
Poison (adjective & noun)
Lydir
Leather (adjective & noun)
Lyna
Linen (adjective)
Lyng
Long (adjective)
Maeti
Mighty (adjective)
Maga
Stomach (noun)
Mann
Man (noun)
Marm
Marble (adjective & noun)
Merl
Sea (noun)
Mhar
Horse (noun)
Mhas
Scar (noun)
Mhol
Salamander/Eft (noun)
Mhus
Mouse (noun)
Moeg
Able (adjective)
Moen
Moon (noun)
Moer
Kill (verb)
Moht
Mind (noun)
Murl
Wall (noun)
Myna
Love (noun)
Mynd
Mouth (noun)
Myrgan
Morning (noun)
Myst
Mistletoe (noun)
Myte
Middle (adjective & noun)
Nagl
Nail (noun)
Nahct
Night (noun)
Nazz
Damp/Wet (adjective)
Nebb
Fog (noun)
Nedyr
Low (adjective)
Niu
New (adjective)
Noez
Walnut (noun)
Nort
North (noun)
Nortyr
Northern (adjective)
Nyst
Nest (noun)
Nyun
Nine (adjective & noun)
Oebb
Above (other)
Oefyr
Sacrifice (noun)
Oeya
Eye (noun)
Ofan
Clear (adjective)
Opyl
Apple (noun)
Orn
Maple (noun)
Ost
East (noun)
Ostyr
Eastern (adjective)
Oura
Ear (noun)
Pfar
Walking (adjective)
Pfef
Pepper (noun)
Pfrew
Joy (noun)
Pfrym
Plum (noun)
Pfym
Five (adjective & noun)
Pfyn
Finger (noun)
Phati
Late (adjective)
Rael
Doe (noun)
Raen (Raeng)
Circle (noun)
Raet
Chariot (noun)
Ramm
Ram (noun)
Rhen
Clean (adjective)
Rhet
Law (noun)
Rheti
Straight/Lawful (adjective)
Rhit
Right (adjective)
Rhot
Red (adjective)
Rhyl
Plentiful (adjective)
Roegan (Roega)
Rain (noun)
Roeh
Rough (adjective)
Ronth
Run (verb)
Ronn
Current (noun)
Rostn
Rusty (adjective)
Ruht
Smoke (noun)
Ryhhe
Empire (noun)
Rymm
Frost (noun)
Ryss
Giant (adjective & noun)
Saelb (Sylbei)
Sage (noun)
Saelz
Salt (noun)
Saem
Seed (noun)
Saes
Six (adjective & noun)
Sald
Luck (noun)
Sath
Knife (noun)
Satz
Dance (noun)
Seik
Lake (noun)
Sfeik
Lake (noun)
Skaen
Beautiful (adjective)
Skaet
Shadow (noun)
Skal
Servant (noun)
Skapf
Sheep (noun)
Skarn
Horrible (adjective)
Skoef
Poetry(Poet) (noun)
Skoen
Shining (adjective)
Skrat
Goblin (noun)
Skrib
Write (verb)
Skyf
Ship (noun)
Skylt
Shield (noun)
Slae
Dull (adjective)
Slaf
Sleeping (adjective)
Slett
Plain (adjective)
Smyd
Smith (noun)
Snoe
Snow (noun)
Some (Soemr)
Summer (noun)
Solk
Blessed (adjective)
Spaer
Sparrow (noun)
Spyr
Spear (noun)
Stael
Still (adjective)
Sterr
Strong (adjective)
Sthal
Steel (adjective & noun)
Sthan
Stand (verb)
Stral
Arrow (noun)
Stymm
Voice (noun)
Styr (Styrn)
Star (noun)
Styrm
Storm (noun)
Sund
South (noun)
Sundyr
Southern (adjective)
Sunn
Sun (noun)
Swaen
Mushroom (noun)
Swar
Black (adjective)
Sweig
Herd (noun & verb)
Swerd
Sword (noun)
Swoz
Sweet (adjective)
Swyg
Silent (adjective)
Swyn
Round (adjective)
Swyr
Big (adjective)
Swys (Swysta)
Sister (noun)
Sygg
Victory (noun)
Syhr
Fearless (adjective)
Syk
Sick (adjective)
Sylb
Silver (adjective & noun)
Syn
Son (noun)
Syng
Song (noun)
Syngi
Singing (adjective)
Synt
Sand (noun)
Syvin
Seven (adjective & noun)
Syz
Sit (verb)
Syzn
Sitting (adjective)
Thor
Torn (adjective)
Thosin
Grey (adjective)
Thota
Daughter (noun)
Thuba
Mage (noun)
Thubyr
Magic (adjective & noun)
Thuv
Dove (noun)
Toeg
Secret (adjective & noun)
Toff
Deep (adjective)
Toum
Dream (noun)
Trach
Dragon (noun)
Trachyn
Dragon (adjective)
Tragg
Slow (adjective)
Trahg
Lazy (adjective)
Troe (Troeb)
Confused (adjective)
Troeg
Monster (noun)
Tu
Dew (noun)
Twyr
Dwarf (noun)
Tyl
Valley (noun)
Tymb
Dumb (adjective)
Tyrb (Terbin)
Cyclone (noun)
Tyrn
Tower (noun)
Ubyl
Evil (adjective)
Ulm
Elm (noun)
Und
Wave (noun)
Unsyn
Innocent (adjective)
Unta
Other (adjective)
Urs
Auroch (noun)
Usyn
Ashen (adjective)
Uwil
Owl (noun)
Waeb
Weave (verb)
Waek
Battle (noun)
Waem
Warm (adjective)
Waen (Waent)
Wind (noun)
Waht
Guard (noun)
Wakk
Awake/Woken (adjective)
Wall
Boil (verb)
Wann
Empty (adjective)
Ward
Watch (noun)
Warg
Truth (noun)
Wast
Sharp (adjective)
Webb
Silk (adjective & noun)
Wegg
Provoke (verb)
Wein
Woad (noun)
Weitz
Wheat (noun)
Wezzn
Punishment (noun & verb)
Whas
Wax (adjective & noun)
Whei
Soft (adjective)
Wilf
Wolf (noun)
Wilt
Wild (adjective)
Winst
Left (adjective)
Wint
Winter (noun)
Wist
West (noun)
Wistyr
Western (adjective)
Woerd
Word (noun)
Wolk
Cloud (noun)
Woll
Wool (adjective & noun)
Wunt
Under (adjective)
Wuot
Berserk (adjective)
Wurt (Wurth)
Herb (noun)
Wyb
Woman (noun)
Wyda
Willow (noun)
Wyn
Daughter (noun, only used in surnames)
Wyrk
Work (verb)
Wyrka
Worker (noun)
Wyrn
Snake (noun)
Wyrst
Sausage (noun)
Wyss
Wise (adjective)
Wyta
Water (noun)
Wyzn
White (adjective)
Ybolg
Enraged (adjective)
Zaen
Ten (adjective & noun)
Zaes
Right (adjective)
Zagyl
Tail (noun)
Zahr
Tear (noun)
Zant
Tooth (noun)
Zedyr
Cedar (noun)
Zeh
Toe (noun)
Zent
Send (verb)
Zirn
Fury/Furious (adjective & noun)
Zoeng
Tongue (noun)
Zoer
Sour (adjective)
Zwelf
Twelve (adjective & noun)
Zwyn
Twin (adjective & noun)