| Modern English | Part of Speech | Old English | Inflections | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| vile | adj. | scandlic | ||
| shame | nf. | scand | view | |
| shame | nf. | scandlicnes | view | |
| infamy | nf. | scand | view | |
| vilely | adj. | scandlīce | ||
| brothel | nn. | scandhūs | ||
| disgrace | nf. | scand | view | |
| disgrace | nf. | scandlicnes | view | |
| imposter | nm. | scand | ||
| infamous | adj. | scandful | ||
| shameful | adj. | scandful | ||
| shameful | adj. | scandlic | ||
| unchaste | adj. | scandlic | ||
| blasphemy | nn. | scandword | ||
| charlatan | nm. | scand | ||
| dishonour | nf. | scandlicnes | view | |
| obscenely | adj. | scandlīce | ||
| obscenity | nn. | scandword | ||
| shamefully | adj. | scandlīce | ||
| slanderous | adj. | scandwyrde | ||
| disgraceful | adj. | scand | ||
| disgraceful | adj. | scandful | ||
| disgraceful | adj. | scandlic | ||
| disgracefully | adj. | scandlīce | ||
| disgraceful act | nf. | scandlicnes | view | |
| infamous person | nm. | scand | ||
| abusive language | nn. | scandword | ||
| loving shamefully | adj. | scandlufiende | ||
| house of ill repute | nn. | scandhūs |