māra, seemicel.maðelian(§130),harangue,speak.māðum(māððum), m.,gift,treasure,jewel; gen. pl.,māðma.māððumgyfa, m.,treasure-giver,lord.māððum-wela, m.,wealth of treasure.mē, seeic.meaht, f.,might,power.meahte, seemagan.mearc, f.,boundary,limit[mark, march].mearg(mearh), m.,horse; nom. pl.,mēaras.mearð, m.,marten.mec, seeic.medmicel,moderately large,short,brief.medu(medo), m.,mead.medu-bęnc, f.,mead-bench.medu-ful, n.,mead-cup.medu-heall, f.,mead-hall.męn, seemǫn(n).męngan(§127),mingle,mix.męnigu(męnigeo), f.,multitude[many].męnniscnes, f.,humanity,incarnation[man].meolc, f.,milk.Mēore,Möre(in Sweden).męre, m.,lake,mere,sea[mermaid].Meretūn, m.,Merton(in Surrey).mētan(§126),meet,find.Metod(Meotod,Metud), m.,Creator,God.metod-sceaft, f.,appointed doom,eternity.micel(§96, (3)),great,mighty,strong,large[mickle];māra,more,stronger,larger.micle(micele),greatly,much.miclum, (§93, (4)),greatly.mid,with,amid,among(with dat. and
acc.).middangeard, m.,earth,world[middle-yard].middeweard,midward,toward the middle.Mierce, m. pl.,Mercians.mihte, seemagan.mīl, f.,mile[Lat. mille].mildheortnes, f.,mild-heartedness,mercy.milts, f.,mildness,mercy.mīn(§76),my,mine.mislīc,various.missenlīc,various.mōd, n.,mood,mind,courage.mōdcearig,sorrowful of mind.mōdega,mōdga, seemōdig.mōdgeðanc, m.,purpose of mind.mōdig,moody,brave,proud.mōdor, f.,mother.mōdsefa, m.,mind,heart.mǫn(n)(man,mann) (§68;§70, Note), m.,man,one,person,they.mōna, m.,moon.mōnað(§68, (1), Note), m.,month[mōna]; dat. sing.,mōnðe.mǫn(n)cynn, n.,mankind.mǫndryhten, m.,liege lord.mǫnian(manian) (§130),admonish.mǫnig(manig,mǫneg,mænig),many.mǫnigfeald(manig-),manifold,various.mōnðe, seemōnað.mōr, m.,moor.morgen, m.,morning; dat. sing.,morgen(n)e.morðor-bealu(-bealo), n.,murder[murder-bale];seeðurfan.mōste, seemōtan.mōtan(§137),may,be permitted,must.mund-gripe, m.,hand-grip.munuc, m.,monk[Lat. monachus].munuchād, m.,monkhood,monastic rank.mūð, m.,mouth.myntan(§127),be
minded,intend; pret. indic. 3d sing.,mynte.mynster, n.,monastery[Lat. monasterium]; dat. sing.,mynstre.mȳre, f.,mare[mearh].myrð, f.,joy,mirth;mōdes myrðe142, 17=with joy of
heart.N.nā(nō),not[ne ā=n-ever];nā ne,not,not at all.nabban(p. 32, Note),not to have.nǣdre, f.,serpent,adder.næfde, seenabban.nǣfre,never.nǣnig(§77),no one,no,none.nǣre,nǣren,nǣron, see§40, Note 2.næs=ne wæs, see§40, Note
2.næss, m.,ness,headland.nāht, seenōht.nālæs(nāles),not at all[nā
ealles].nam, seeniman.nama, seenǫma.nāmon, seeniman.nān,not one,no,none[ne
ān].nānwuht, n.,nothing[no whit].ne,not.nē,nor;nē ... nē,neither ... nor.nēah(§96, (4)),near.nēah, adv.,nigh,near,nearly,almost; comparative,nēar,nearer.neaht, seeniht.nēalēcan(-lǣcan) (§126),draw near to,approach(with dat.).nēar, seenēah, adv.nēat, n.,neat,cattle.nęmnan(§127),name.nemðe, (nymðe),except,unless.nęrian(§125),save,preserve.nēten, seenīeten.nīedbeðearf,needful,necessary.nīehst, seenēah(§96,
(4)).nīeten(nēten), n.,neat,beast,cattle.nigontīene,nineteen.niht(neaht) (§68, (1),
Note),night.nihthelm, m.,night-helm,shade of night.nihtscūa, m.,shadow of night.niht-weorc, n.,night-work.niman(§114),take,gain[nimble, numb].nīpan(§102),grow
dark,darken.nis, see§40, Note 2.nīð, m.,malice,violence.nīwe,new,novel,startling.nō, seenā.nōht(nāht,nā-wiht), n.,not a whit,naught,nothing;not,not at all.nōhwæðer(nāhwæðer),neither;nōhwæðer nē ... ne ... nē ... ne118,
8=neither ... nor.nolde,noldon=ne wolde,ne woldon, seewillan.nǫma(nama), m.,name.norð(§97, (1)),north,in the north,northwards.norðan(§93, (5)),from the
north;be norðan, see§94, (4).Norð-Dęne, m. pl.,North-Danes.norðeweard,northward.Norðhymbre, m. pl.,Northumbrians.Norðmanna, seeNorðmǫn.Norðmęn, seeNorðmǫn.norðmest, seenorð.Norðmǫn(-man) (§68,
(1)),Norwegian.norðor, seenorð.norðryhte,northward.norðweard,northward.Norðweg,Norway.nose, f.,cape,naze[ness, nose].notu, f.,office,employment.nū,now;now that,seeing that;nū ðā138, 13=now then.nȳhst(nīehst), seenēah.nymðe, seenemðe.nysse, seenytan.nyste, seenytan.nyt(t),useful,profitable.nytan(nitan māra, seemicel.maðelian(§130),harangue,speak.māðum(māððum), m.,gift,treasure,jewel; gen. pl.,māðma.māððumgyfa, m.,treasure-giver,lord.māððum-wela, m.,wealth of treasure.mē, seeic.meaht, f.,might,power.meahte, seemagan.mearc, f.,boundary,limit[mark, march].mearg(mearh), m.,horse; nom. pl.,mēaras.mearð, m.,marten.mec, seeic.medmicel,moderately large,short,brief.medu(medo), m.,mead.medu-bęnc, f.,mead-bench.medu-ful, n.,mead-cup.medu-heall, f.,mead-hall.męn, seemǫn(n).męngan(§127),mingle,mix.męnigu(męnigeo), f.,multitude[many].męnniscnes, f.,humanity,incarnation[man].meolc, f.,milk.Mēore,Möre(in Sweden).męre, m.,lake,mere,sea[mermaid].Meretūn, m.,Merton(in Surrey).mētan(§126),meet,find.Metod(Meotod,Metud), m.,Creator,God.metod-sceaft, f.,appointed doom,eternity.micel(§96, (3)),great,mighty,strong,large[mickle];māra,more,stronger,larger.micle(micele),greatly,much.miclum, (§93, (4)),greatly.mid,with,amid,among(with dat. and
acc.).middangeard, m.,earth,world[middle-yard].middeweard,midward,toward the middle.Mierce, m. pl.,Mercians.mihte, seemagan.mīl, f.,mile[Lat. mille].mildheortnes, f.,mild-heartedness,mercy.milts, f.,mildness,mercy.mīn(§76),my,mine.mislīc,various.missenlīc,various.mōd, n.,mood,mind,courage.mōdcearig,sorrowful of mind.mōdega,mōdga, seemōdig.mōdgeðanc, m.,purpose of mind.mōdig,moody,brave,proud.mōdor, f.,mother.mōdsefa, m.,mind,heart.mǫn(n)(man,mann) (§68;§70, Note), m.,man,one,person,they.mōna, m.,moon.mōnað(§68, (1), Note), m.,month[mōna]; dat. sing.,mōnðe.mǫn(n)cynn, n.,mankind.mǫndryhten, m.,liege lord.mǫnian(manian) (§130),admonish.mǫnig(manig,mǫneg,mænig),many.mǫnigfeald(manig-),manifold,various.mōnðe, seemōnað.mōr, m.,moor.morgen, m.,morning; dat. sing.,morgen(n)e.morðor-bealu(-bealo), n.,murder[murder-bale];seeðurfan.mōste, seemōtan.mōtan(§137),may,be permitted,must.mund-gripe, m.,hand-grip.munuc, m.,monk[Lat. monachus].munuchād, m.,monkhood,monastic rank.mūð, m.,mouth.myntan(§127),be
minded,intend; pret. indic. 3d sing.,mynte.mynster, n.,monastery[Lat. monasterium]; dat. sing.,mynstre.mȳre, f.,mare[mearh].myrð, f.,joy,mirth;mōdes myrðe142, 17=with joy of
heart.N.nā(nō),not[ne ā=n-ever];nā ne,not,not at all.nabban(p. 32, Note),not to have.nǣdre, f.,serpent,adder.næfde, seenabban.nǣfre,never.nǣnig(§77),no one,no,none.nǣre,nǣren,nǣron, see§40, Note 2.næs=ne wæs, see§40, Note
2.næss, m.,ness,headland.nāht, seenōht.nālæs(nāles),not at all[nā
ealles].nam, seeniman.nama, seenǫma.nāmon, seeniman.nān,not one,no,none[ne
ān].nānwuht, n.,nothing[no whit].ne,not.nē,nor;nē ... nē,neither ... nor.nēah(§96, (4)),near.nēah, adv.,nigh,near,nearly,almost; comparative,nēar,nearer.neaht, seeniht.nēalēcan(-lǣcan) (§126),draw near to,approach(with dat.).nēar, seenēah, adv.nēat, n.,neat,cattle.nęmnan(§127),name.nemðe, (nymðe),except,unless.nęrian(§125),save,preserve.nēten, seenīeten.nīedbeðearf,needful,necessary.nīehst, seenēah(§96,
(4)).nīeten(nēten), n.,neat,beast,cattle.nigontīene,nineteen.niht(neaht) (§68, (1),
Note),night.nihthelm, m.,night-helm,shade of night.nihtscūa, m.,shadow of night.niht-weorc, n.,night-work.niman(§114),take,gain[nimble, numb].nīpan(§102),grow
dark,darken.nis, see§40, Note 2.nīð, m.,malice,violence.nīwe,new,novel,startling.nō, seenā.nōht(nāht,nā-wiht), n.,not a whit,naught,nothing;not,not at all.nōhwæðer(nāhwæðer),neither;nōhwæðer nē ... ne ... nē ... ne118,
8=neither ... nor.nolde,noldon=ne wolde,ne woldon, seewillan.nǫma(nama), m.,name.norð(§97, (1)),north,in the north,northwards.norðan(§93, (5)),from the
north;be norðan, see§94, (4).Norð-Dęne, m. pl.,North-Danes.norðeweard,northward.Norðhymbre, m. pl.,Northumbrians.Norðmanna, seeNorðmǫn.Norðmęn, seeNorðmǫn.norðmest, seenorð.Norðmǫn(-man) (§68,
(1)),Norwegian.norðor, seenorð.norðryhte,northward.norðweard,northward.Norðweg,Norway.nose, f.,cape,naze[ness, nose].notu, f.,office,employment.nū,now;now that,seeing that;nū ðā138, 13=now then.nȳhst(nīehst), seenēah.nymðe, seenemðe.nysse, seenytan.nyste, seenytan.nyt(t),useful,profitable.nytan(nitan māra, seemicel. maðelian(§130),harangue,speak. māðum(māððum), m.,gift,treasure,jewel; gen. pl.,māðma. māððumgyfa, m.,treasure-giver,lord. māððum-wela, m.,wealth of treasure. mē, seeic. meaht, f.,might,power. meahte, seemagan. mearc, f.,boundary,limit[mark, march]. mearg(mearh), m.,horse; nom. pl.,mēaras. mearð, m.,marten. mec, seeic. medmicel,moderately large,short,brief. medu(medo), m.,mead. medu-bęnc, f.,mead-bench. medu-ful, n.,mead-cup. medu-heall, f.,mead-hall. męn, seemǫn(n). męngan(§127),mingle,mix. męnigu(męnigeo), f.,multitude[many]. męnniscnes, f.,humanity,incarnation[man]. meolc, f.,milk. Mēore,Möre(in Sweden). męre, m.,lake,mere,sea[mermaid]. Meretūn, m.,Merton(in Surrey). mētan(§126),meet,find. Metod(Meotod,Metud), m.,Creator,God. metod-sceaft, f.,appointed doom,eternity. micel(§96, (3)),great,mighty,strong,large[mickle]; māra,more,stronger,larger. micle(micele),greatly,much. miclum, (§93, (4)),greatly. mid,with,amid,among(with dat. and
acc.). middangeard, m.,earth,world[middle-yard]. middeweard,midward,toward the middle. Mierce, m. pl.,Mercians. mihte, seemagan. mīl, f.,mile[Lat. mille]. mildheortnes, f.,mild-heartedness,mercy. milts, f.,mildness,mercy. mīn(§76),my,mine. mislīc,various. missenlīc,various. mōd, n.,mood,mind,courage. mōdcearig,sorrowful of mind. mōdega,mōdga, seemōdig. mōdgeðanc, m.,purpose of mind. mōdig,moody,brave,proud. mōdor, f.,mother. mōdsefa, m.,mind,heart. mǫn(n)(man,mann) (§68;§70, Note), m.,man,one,person,they. mōna, m.,moon. mōnað(§68, (1), Note), m.,month[mōna]; dat. sing.,mōnðe. mǫn(n)cynn, n.,mankind. mǫndryhten, m.,liege lord. mǫnian(manian) (§130),admonish. mǫnig(manig,mǫneg,mænig),many. mǫnigfeald(manig-),manifold,various. mōnðe, seemōnað. mōr, m.,moor. morgen, m.,morning; dat. sing.,morgen(n)e. morðor-bealu(-bealo), n.,murder[murder-bale]; seeðurfan. mōste, seemōtan. mōtan(§137),may,be permitted,must. mund-gripe, m.,hand-grip. munuc, m.,monk[Lat. monachus]. munuchād, m.,monkhood,monastic rank. mūð, m.,mouth. myntan(§127),be
minded,intend; pret. indic. 3d sing.,mynte. mynster, n.,monastery[Lat. monasterium]; dat. sing.,mynstre. mȳre, f.,mare[mearh]. myrð, f.,joy,mirth; mōdes myrðe142, 17=with joy of
heart. nā(nō),not[ne ā=n-ever]; nā ne,not,not at all. nabban(p. 32, Note),not to have. nǣdre, f.,serpent,adder. næfde, seenabban. nǣfre,never. nǣnig(§77),no one,no,none. nǣre,nǣren,nǣron, see§40, Note 2. næs=ne wæs, see§40, Note
2. næss, m.,ness,headland. nāht, seenōht. nālæs(nāles),not at all[nā
ealles]. nam, seeniman. nama, seenǫma. nāmon, seeniman. nān,not one,no,none[ne
ān]. nānwuht, n.,nothing[no whit]. ne,not. nē,nor; nē ... nē,neither ... nor. nēah(§96, (4)),near. nēah, adv.,nigh,near,nearly,almost; comparative,nēar,nearer. neaht, seeniht. nēalēcan(-lǣcan) (§126),draw near to,approach(with dat.). nēar, seenēah, adv. nēat, n.,neat,cattle. nęmnan(§127),name. nemðe, (nymðe),except,unless. nęrian(§125),save,preserve. nēten, seenīeten. nīedbeðearf,needful,necessary. nīehst, seenēah(§96,
(4)). nīeten(nēten), n.,neat,beast,cattle. nigontīene,nineteen. niht(neaht) (§68, (1),
Note),night. nihthelm, m.,night-helm,shade of night. nihtscūa, m.,shadow of night. niht-weorc, n.,night-work. niman(§114),take,gain[nimble, numb]. nīpan(§102),grow
dark,darken. nis, see§40, Note 2. nīð, m.,malice,violence. nīwe,new,novel,startling. nō, seenā. nōht(nāht,nā-wiht), n.,not a whit,naught,nothing;not,not at all. nōhwæðer(nāhwæðer),neither; nōhwæðer nē ... ne ... nē ... ne118,
8=neither ... nor. nolde,noldon=ne wolde,ne woldon, seewillan. nǫma(nama), m.,name. norð(§97, (1)),north,in the north,northwards. norðan(§93, (5)),from the
north; be norðan, see§94, (4). Norð-Dęne, m. pl.,North-Danes. norðeweard,northward. Norðhymbre, m. pl.,Northumbrians. Norðmanna, seeNorðmǫn. Norðmęn, seeNorðmǫn. norðmest, seenorð. Norðmǫn(-man) (§68,
(1)),Norwegian. norðor, seenorð. norðryhte,northward. norðweard,northward. Norðweg,Norway. nose, f.,cape,naze[ness, nose]. notu, f.,office,employment. nū,now;now that,seeing that; nū ðā138, 13=now then. nȳhst(nīehst), seenēah. nymðe, seenemðe. nysse, seenytan. nyste, seenytan. nyt(t),useful,profitable. nytan(nitan 3d sing. pret.,nysse,nyste. of(§94, (1)),of,from,concerning. ofer(§94, (2)),over,across,after,in spite of(see144, 14); ofer eorðan142, 9=on
earth. ofer, adv.,over,across. oferfēran(§126),go
over,traverse. oferfrēosan(§109),freeze
over. oferfroren, seeoferfrēosan. ofgiefan(§115),give
up,relinquish. ofost, f.,haste. ofslægen, seeofslēan. ofslēan(§118),slay
off,slay. ofslōge, seeofslēan. oft,oft,often; superlative,oftost. on(§94, (3)),in,into,on,against,to,among,during; on fīf oððesyx109, 6=into five or six
parts; on weg140, 10=away; on innan144, 5=within; on unriht145, 15=falsely. onbærnan(§126),kindle,inspire. oncȳðð, f.,distress,suffering. ǫnd(and),and. ǫndsaca, m.,adversary. ǫndswarian(§130),answer. ǫndweard, adj.,present. onfēng, seeonfōn. onfeohtan(§110),fight. onfindan(§110),find
out,discover; pret. indic. 3d sing.,onfunde. onfōn(§118),receive,seize violently. onfunde, seeonfindan. ongēan, prep.,against,towards(with dat. and
acc.). ongēan, adv.,just across,opposite. Ǫngelcynn(Angel-), n.,Angle kin,English
people,England. Ǫngelðēod(Angel-), f.,the English people or
nation. ongemang(-mǫng),among(with dat.). ongietan(-gitan) (§115),perceive,see,understand. onginnan(§110),begin,attempt. onlūtan(§109),bow,incline(intrans.) [lout = a stooper]. onrīdan(§102),ride
against,make a raid on. onsęndan(§127),send. onslǣpan(onslēpan) (§126),fall asleep,sleep. onspǫnnan(§117),loosen[unspan]; pret. 3d sing. indic.,onspēon. onspringan(§110),spring
apart,unspring. onstāl, m.,institution,supply. onstęllan(§128),establish; pret. 3d sing. indic.,onstealde. onwæcnan(§127),awake(intrans.). onweald(-wald), m.,power,authority[wield]. onwęndan(§127),change,overturn[to wind]. ōr, n.,beginning. oð(§94, (2)),until,as far as(of time and place); oð ðæt,oð ðe,until. oðberan(§114),bear
away. ōðer,other,second; ōðer ... ōðer,the one ... the other. oðfæstan(§127),set
to(a task). oðfeallan(§117)fall
off,decline. oððe,or; oððe ... oððe,either ... or. plega, m.,play,festivity. port, m.,port[Lat. portus]. rād, f.,raid. rǣcan(§126),reach;
pret. 3d sing.,rǣhte. ræst, seeręst. Rēadingas, m. pl.,Reading(in Berkshire). ręccan(§128),narrate,tell; pret. pl. indic.,ręhton,reahton. ręccelēas,reckless,careless. ręced, n.,house,hall. regnian(rēnian) (§130),adorn,prepare; past part.,geregnad. regollīc(-lec),according to rule,regular. rēn-weard, m.,mighty warden,guard,champion. ręst(ræst), f.,rest,resting-place,bed. rēðe,fierce,furious. rīce,rich,powerful,aristocratic. rīce, n.,realm,kingdom[bishopric]. rīcsian(§130),rule. rīdan(§102),ride. rīman(§126),count[rime]. rinc, m.,man,warrior. rōd, f.,rood,cross; rōde tācen,sign of the cross. Rōmware, m. pl.,Romans. rǫnd(rand), m.,shield. rūn, f.,rune,secret meditation[to round = to
whisper]. rycene(ricene),quickly,rashly. ryhtnorðanwind, m.,straight north-wind. sǣ, f.,sea. sǣ-bāt, m.,sea-boat. sǣd, n.,seed. sǣde, seesęcgan. sǣl, m.,f.,time,happiness[sil-ly]; on sǣlum137, 22=joyous,merry. sǣlan(§126),bind. sǣ-līðend(§68, (3)), m.,seafarer(nom. and acc. pl. same as nom. and acc. sing.). sam ... sam,whether ... or. same,similarly; swā same,just the same,in like manner. samod, seesǫmod. sanct, m., f.,saint[Lat. sanctus]; gen. sing.,sanctæ, f.,sancti, m. sang, seesǫng. sār, f., n.,sore,pain,wound. sār, adj.,sore,grievous. sāre,sorely. sāwan(§117,)sow. sāwol, f.,soul; oblique cases, sing.,sāwle(§39, Note). scacan(sceacan) (§116),shake,go,depart; past part.,scacen,sceacen. scadu-helm, m.,cover of night,shadow-covering[shadow-helm]; scadu-helma gesceapu, seeNote on 138,
2-6. sceal, seesculan. scēap, n.,sheep. scēat, m.,corner,region,quarter[sheet]; eorðan scēatta139, 14=in the
regions of earth(gen. used as locative). scēawi(g)an(§130),view,see[shew]. scēawung, f.,seeing. sceolde, seesculan. scēop(scōp), seescieppan. scēowyrhta, m.,shoe-maker. scęððan(§116),injure,scathe(with dat.). scieppan(§116),create. Scieppend, m.,Creator. scīnan(§102),shine. scip(scyp), n.,ship. scipen, n.,stall. sciprāp, m.,ship-rope,cable. scīr, f.,shire,district. Sciringeshēal, m.,Sciringesheal(in Norway). scolde, seesculan. scǫmu, f.,shame,dishonor. Scōnēg, f.,Skaane(southern district of the
Scandinavian peninsula). scopgereord, n.,poetic language. scrīðan(§102),stride,stalk. sculan(§136;§137, Note 2),shall,have to,ought. Scyldingas, m. pl.,Scyldings,Danes. scyp, seescip. Scyppend, seeScieppend. sē,sēo,ðæt(§28;§28, Note 3),the;that;he,she,it;who,which,that; ðæs,from then,afterwards,therefore; ðæs ðe(p. 110, l. 2),with
what; ðȳ ... ðæt(p. 110, ll. 7-8),for
this reason ... because; tō ðǣm ... swā,to such an extent ... as; ðy(ðē),the(adverbial, with comparatives); ðȳ ... ðȳ,the ... the. seah, seesēon. sealde, seesęllan. searo-gimm, m.,artistic gem,jewel. searo-nīð, m.,cunning hatred,plot. searo-ðǫnc, m.,cunning thought,device. Seaxe, m. pl.,Saxons,Saxony. sēc(e)an(§128),to
seek,visit,meet. sęcg, m.,man,warrior. sęcgan(§132),say,tell. sefa, m.,mind,spirit. sēfte,more easily(comparative ofsōfte). segel, m., n.,sail; dat. sing. =segle. seglian(§130),sail. sęle, m.,hall. sęledrēam, m.,hall joy,festivity. sęle-ful, n.,hall cup. sęlesęcg, m.,hall warrior,retainer. sēlest,best(no positive). self(sylf),self,himself(declined as
strong or weak adjective). sęllan(syllan) (§128),give[sell, han(d)sel]. sęmninga,forthwith,straightway. sęndan(§127),send. sēo, seesē. sēoc,sick. seofon(syfan),seven. seolh, m.,seal; gen. sing. =sēoles(§27, (3)). sēon(§118),see,look. seonu, f.,sinew; nom. pl.,seonowe. sess, m.,seat. sibb, f.,friendship,peace[gossip]. sidu(siodu), m.,custom,morality,good conduct. sīe, seebēon. siex,six; syxa(siexa)sum, seesum. siextig,sixty. sige, m.,victory. sige-folc, n.,victorious people. sige-lēas,victory-less,of defeat. sige-rōf,victory-famed,victorious. sige-wǣpen, n.,victory-weapon. siglan(§127),sail. Sillende,Zealand. sinc, n.,treasure,prize. sinc-fǣt, n., see137, 1[treasure-vat]. sinc-ðęgu, f.,receiving of treasure[ðicgan]. sind,sint,sindon, seebēon. singan(§110),sing. sittan(§115, Note 2),sit,take position. sīð, m.,journey,time; forman sīðe139, 2=the first
time(instr. sing.). sīðian(§130),journey. siððan,after that,afterwards,after. slǣp, m.,sleep. slǣpan(§117),sleep. slēan(§118),slay[slow-worm]. slītan(§102),slit,tear to pieces. slīðen,savage,perilous. smæl,narrow. smalost, seesmæl. snāw, m.,snow. snot(t)or,wise,prudent. sōhte, seesēcan. sǫmod(samod),together. sōna,soon. sǫng, m., n.,song,poem. sǫngcræft, m.,art of song and poetry. sorg(sorh), f.,sorrow. sōð,true. sōð, n.,truth; tō sōðe,for a truth,truly,verily. sōð-fæst,truthful,just. sōðlīce,truly. spēd, f.,possessions,success,riches[speed]. spēdig,rich,prosperous. spell, n.,story,tale[gospel]. spēow, seespōwan. spere, n.,spear. spor, n.,track,footprint. spōwan(§117),succeed(impersonal with dat.). sprǣc, f.,speech,language. sprecan(§115),speak. spyrian(spyrigean) (§130),follow(intrans.) [spor]. stæf,staff,rod; pl. =literature,learning. stælhrān, m.,decoy-reindeer. stælwierðe,serviceable(see p. 56, Note 2). stǣr, n.,story,narrative[Lat. historia]. stæð, n.,shore. stān, m.,stone,rock. stān-boga, m.,stone-arch[stone-bow]. standan, seestǫndan. stānhlið(-hleoð), n.,stone-cliff. stapol, m.,column[staple]. starian(§125),stare,gaze. stęde, m.,place. stelan(§114),steal. stęnt, seestǫndan. stēorbord, n.,starboard,right side of a
ship. stęppan(§116),step,advance; pret. indic. 3d sing.,stōp. stilnes, f.,stillness,quiet. stǫndan(§116),stand. stōp, seestęppan. storm, m.,storm. stōw, f.,place[stow, and in names of places]. strang, seestrǫng. stręngest, seestrǫng. strǫng(§96, (2)),strong. styccemǣlum,here and there. sum(§91, Note 2),some,certain,a certain one; hē syxa sum104, 25=he with five
others. sumera, seesumor. sumor, m.,summer; dat. sing. =sumera. sumorlida, m.,summer-army. sundor,apart. sunne, f.,sun. sunu, m.,son. sūð,south,southwards. sūðan(§93, (5)),from the
south; be sūðan,south of(§94,
(4)). sūðeweard,southward. sūðryhte,southward. swā(swǣ),so,as,how,as if; swā swā,just as,as far as; swā ... swā,the ... the,as ... as; swā hwæt swā,whatsoever(§77,
Note). swǣs,beloved,own. swæð, n.,track,footprint[swath]. swaðul, m.? n.?,smoke. swealh, seeswelgan. swefan(§115),sleep,sleep the sleep of death. swefn, n.,sleep,dream. swēg, m.,sound,noise. swegle,bright,clear. swēlan(§126),burn[sweal]. swelgan(§110),swallow; pret. indic. 3d sing.,swealh; subj.,swulge. swellan(§110),swell. Swēoland, n.,Sweden. Swēom, m., dat. pl.,the Swedes. sweotol,clear. sweotole,clearly. swęrian(§116),swear. swēte,sweet. swētnes(-nis), f.,sweetness. swift(swyft),swift. swilc(swylc) (§77),such. swilce,in such manner,as,likewise;as if,as though(with subj.). swimman(§110),swim. swīn(swȳn), n.,swine,hog. swīnsung, f.,melody,harmony. swīðe(swȳðe),very,exceedingly,greatly. swīðost,chiefly,almost. swōr, seeswęrian. swulge, seeswelgan. swuster(§68, (2)), f.,sister. swylce(swelce), seeswilce. swȳn, seeswīn. swynsian(§130),resound. swȳðe, seeswīðe. swȳð-ferhð,strong-souled. sylf, seeself. syll, f.,sill,floor. syllan, seesęllan. symbel, n.,feast,banquet. symle,always. synd, seebēon. syn-dolh, n.,ceaseless wound,incurable
wound. syndriglīce,specially. synn, f.,sin. syn-scaða, m.,ceaseless scather,perpetual
foe. syn-snǣd, f.,huge bit[ceaseless bit]. syððan, seesiððan. syx, seesiex. syxtig, seesiextig. tācen, n.,sign,token; dat. sing.,tācne(§33, Note). tǣcan(§128),teach. tam,tame. tela,properly,well[til]. tęllan(§128),count,deem[tell]; pret. 3d sing.,tealde. Tęmes, f.,the Thames. tēon,arrange,create; pret. sing.,tēode. Terfinna, m., gen. pl.,the Terfins. tēð, seetōð. tīd, f.,tide,time,hour. tīen(tȳn),ten. til(l),good. tīma, m.,time. tintreglīc,full of torment. tō(§94, (1)),to,for,according to,as; tō hrōfe114, 2=for (as) a
roof[cf. Biblicalto wife, modernto boot]. tō, adv.,too. tōbrecan(p. 81, Note 2),break to pieces,knock
about. tōdǣlan(§126),divide. tōemnes(tō emnes) (§94,
(4)),along,alongside. tōforan(§94, (1)),before. tōgeðēodan(§126),join. tōhopa, m.,hope. tōlicgan(§115, Note 2),separate,lie between; 3d sing, indic. =tōlīð. tōlīð, seetōlicgan. tolūcan(§109, Note 1),destroy[the prefixtōreverses
the meaning oflūcan,to lock]. torn, m.,anger,insult. tōð(§68, (1)), m.,tooth. tōweard(§94, (1)),toward. tōweard, adj.,approaching,future. trēow, f.,pledge,troth. trēownes, f.,trust. Trūsō,Drausen(a city on the Drausensea). tūn, m.,town,village. tunge, f.,tongue. tūngerēfa, m.,bailiff[town-reeve; so sheriff =
shire-reeve]. tungol, n.,star. twā, seetwēgen. twēgen, (§89),two,twain. twēntig,twenty. tȳn, seetīen. ðā,then,when; ðā ... ðā,when ... then; ðā ðā,then when=when. ðā, seesē. ðǣr,there,where; ðǣr ðǣr,there where=where; ðǣr ...swā142, 4=wheresoever;145, 6=if so be that. ðæs,afterwards,therefore,thus,because; seesē. ðæt(ðætte=ðæt ðe),that,so
that. ðafian(§130),consent
to. ðanc, seeðǫnc. ðancian(ðǫncian) (§130),thank. ðanon, seeðǫnan. ðās, seeðēs. ðē, seesē(instr. sing.) andðū. ðe(§75),who,whom,which,that. ðēah,though,although; ðēah ðe,though,although. ðearf, seeðurfan. ðearf, f.,need,benefit. ðēaw, m.,habit,custom[thews]. ðegn(ðegen), m.,servant,thane,warrior. ðęnc(e)an(§128),think,intend. ðening(-ung), f.,service; the pl. may meanbook of service(117,
17). ðēod, f.,people,nation. ðēoden, m.,prince,lord. ðēodscipe, m.,discipline. ðēon(ðȳwan) (§126),oppress[ðēow]. ðēow, m.,servant. ðēowa, m.,servant. ðēowotdōm(ðīowot-), m.,service. ðēs(§73),this. ðider,thither. ðiderweard,thitherward. ðīn(§76),thine. ðing, n.,thing; ǣnige ðinga, see140, 15,
Note. ðingan(§127),arrange,appoint. ðis, seeðēs. ðissum, seeðēs. ðōhte,ðōhton, seeðęncean. ðolian(§130),endure[thole]. ðǫnan,thence. ðǫnc, m.,thanks. ðone, seesē. ðonne,than,then,when; ðonne ... ðonne,when ... then. ðrāg, f.,time. ðrēa-nȳd, f.,compulsion,oppression,misery[throe-need]. ðrēora, seeðrīe. ðridda,third. ðrie(ðrȳ) (§89),three. ðrīm, seeðrīe. ðrīst-hȳdig,bold-minded. ðrītig,thirty. ðrōwung, f.,suffering. ðrȳ, seeðrīe. ðrym(m), m.,renown,glory,strength. ðrȳð, f.,power,multitude(pl. used in sense of
sing.); asca ðrȳðe152, 23=the might of
spears. ðrȳð-ærn, n.,mighty house,noble hall. ðrȳð-word, n.,mighty word,excellent
discourse. ðū(§72),thou. ðūhte, seeðyncan. ðurfan(§136),need;
pres. indic. 3d sing.,ðearf; pret. 3d sing.,ðorfte; for-ðām mē wītan ne ðearf Waldend fīra morðor-bealo māga145, 17=therefore the Ruler of men need not
charge me with the murder of kinsmen. ðurh(§94, (2)),through. ðus,thus. ðūsend,thousand. ðȳ, seesē. ðyder, seeðider. ðyncan(§128),seem,appear(impersonal); mē ðyncð,methinks,it seems to me; him ðūhte,it seemed to him. ūhta, m.,dawn; gen. pl.,ūhtna. unbeboht,unsold[bebycgan=to
sell]. uncūð,unknown,uncertain[uncouth]. under,under(with dat. and acc.). understǫndan(§116),understand. underðēodan(-ðīedan) (§126),subject to; past part.underðēoded=subjected to,obedient to(with dat.). unforbærned,unburned. unfrið, m.,hostility. ungefōge,excessively. ungemete,immeasurably,very. ungesewenlīc,invisible[past part. ofsēon+līc]. unlyfigend,dead,dead man[unliving]. unlȳtel,no little,great. unriht, n.,wrong; on unriht, seeon. unrihtwīsnes, f.,unrighteousness. unspēdig,poor. unwearnum,unawares. ūp(ūpp),up. ūpāstīgnes, f.,ascension[stīgan].
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