gesaca, wk. m., adversary; as. gesacan.

sacan, st. 6, to contend, fight.

gesacan, st. 6, to contend, fight.

sacu, f., strife, conflict; as. sæce.

gesacu, f., contention, enmity.

sadol, m., saddle.

sadolbeorht, adj., saddle-bright; nap. sadolbeorht.

gesaga, see gesecgan.

sal, m., rope; ds. sale.

salum, see sæl.

samod, somod, I. adv., together; II. prep., simultaneously, at the same time, together, at.

sand, n., sand, shore; ds. sande.

sang, m., song; ns. and as. sang.

sang, verb, see singan.

sar, n. and f., sore (wound), sorrow, pain; nns., fns., and nas. sar; fas. sare.

sar, adj., sore, bitter; ndp. sarum.

sare, adv., sorely, painfully.

sarig, adj., sorrowful, sad, sorry; mas. sarigne.

sarigferð, adj., sorry-hearted.

sarigmod, adj., sad-minded; mdp. sarigmodum.

sarlic, adj., sad, tragic; nas. sarlic.

sawlberend, m., soul-bearing (one), human being; gp. sawlberendra.

sawol, f., soul, life; as. sawle; gs. sawele, sawle.

sawolleas, adj., soul-less, lifeless; mas. sawolleasne, sawulleasne.

gesawon, see geseon.

sawuldrior, m. or n., life-blood; ds. sawuldriore.

sæ, m., sea; ns., as., ds. sæ; dp. sæm.

sæbat, m., sea-boat, ship; as. sæbat.

sæc(c), f., battle, fight, conflict, skirmish, war; as. sæcce; gs. secce; ds. sæcce; gp. sæcca.

sæcyning, m., sea-king; gp. sæcyninga.

sæd, adj., filled with, wearied by; mas. sædne.

sædan, sæde, sægde, see secgan.

gesæd, gesægd, gesægde, see gesecgan.

sædeor, n., sea-beast.

sædraca, wk. m., sea-drake, sea-serpent; ap. sædracan.

sægan, wk. 1, to lay low, slay; pp. gesæged.

sægeap, adj., sea-spacious.

Sæ-Geatas, see Geatas.

sægenga, wk. m., sea-goer, ship.

sægon, see seon.

sægrund, m., sea-ground, bottom of the sea; ds. sægrunde.

sæl, n., hall; as. sæl, sel.

sæl, m. or f., time, season, chance, opportunity, condition, situation; ap. sele; gp. sæla; happiness, pleasure, joy, dp. sælum, salum.

sælac, n., sea-catch, gift, spoil; ds. sælace; ap. sælac.

sælad, f., sea-journey, voyage; ds. sælade.

sælan, wk. 1, to bind, fasten, moor; pret. 3s. sælde; pret. 3p. sældon; to twist pp. gesæled.

gesælan, wk. 1, to befall, chance, happen; pret. 3s. gesælde.

sæld, n., hall; as. sæld.

sæliðend, m., sea-farer; np. sæliðend, sæliþende.

sælð, f., happiness, joy, good fortune; gs. sælðe.

sæmann, m., seaman; gp. sæmanna; dp. sæmannum.

sæmeþe, adj., sea-weary; mnp. sæmeþe.

sæmra, adj. comp., weaker, inferior, worse; mds. sæmran.

sænæss, m., sea-ness, headland; ap. sænæssas.

sæne, adj., slow; comp. sænra.

særinc, m., sea-man, sailor.

sæsið, m., sea-journey, voyage; ds. sæsiðe.

(ge)sæt, sæton, see sittan, gesittan.

sæweall, m., sea-wall; ds. sæwealle.

sæwong, m., sea-beach, strand; as. sæwong.

sæwudu, m., sea-wood, ship; as. sæwudu.

sæwylm, m., sea-wellings; ap. sæwylmas.

scacan, st. 6, to hasten, pass, go, depart; pres. 3s. sceaceð; pret. 3s. scoc; pp. scacen, sceacen.

gescad, n., distinction, discrimination as. gescad.

gescadan, st. 7, to decide; pret. 3s. gesced.

scaduhelm, m., shadow-cover, protection of darkness; gp. scaduhelma.

scamigan, wk. 2, to be ashamed; pres. ptc. mnp. scamiende.

scaþan, see sceaða.

gescæphwil, f., fated time; ds. gescæphwile.

gescær, see gesceran.

sceacen, sceaceð, see scacan.

scead, n., shadow ap. sceadu.

sceadenmæl, n., pattern-edged (sword), probably a blade forged from multi-layered 'damascus' steel.

sceadugenga, wk. m., shadow-goer.

gesceaft, f., creation; the world; as. gesceaft.

scealc, m., man, warrior, retainer.

gesceap, n., creature; shape; np. gesceapu.

scearp, adj., sharp, acute, smart.

sceat(t), m., region, corner, district; ap. sceatas; gp. sceatta.

sceat(t), m., treasure, property, reward; ap. sceattas.

sceaða, wk. m., scather, enemy; gp. sceaþena, sceaðona; warrior, np. scaþan.

sceawian, wk. 2, to look at or on, examine, behold, observe; inf. sceawian, sceawigan; pres. 2p. sceawiað; pres. subj. 1s. sceawige; pres. subj. 1p. sceawian; pret. 3s. sceawode; pret. 3p. sceawedon; as pp. perhaps shown, revealed, pp. gesceawod.

Scedeland, n., southern part of Scandanavia; dp. Scedelandum.

Scedenig, f., southern part of Scandanavia, same as Scedeland; ds. Scedenigge.

Scefing, m., from 'sheaf', appellation of Scyld, founder of the Scylding dynasty.

sceft, m., (arrow) shaft.

scel, see sculan.

scencan, wk. 1, to pour out, serve a drink; pret. 3s. scencte.

scenn, noun, sword-guard, perhaps hilt or part of hilt; dp. scennum.

gesceod, see gesceþðan.

sceoldon, see sculan.

sceotan, st. 2, to shoot; pres. 3s. sceoteð, to pay; pp. dp. scotenum, paid things.

gesceotan, st. 2, to dart or hasten to; pret. 3s. gesceat.

sceotend, m., shooter, warrior; np. sceotend.

scepen, gesceop, see scyppan.

sceran, st. 4, to shear, hew, cut; pres. 3s. scireð.

gesceran, st. 4, to cut through; pret. 3s. gescær, gescer.

sceþðan, st. 6, to hurt, harm, attack; pret. 3s. scod, sceþede.

gesceþðan, st. 6, to injure, harm; pret. 3s. gescod, gesceod.

scildig, see scyldig.

Scilding-, see Scylding-.

scildweall, m., shield wall; as. scildweall.

scile, see sculan.

Scilfing-, see Scylfing-.

scinan, st. 1, to shine; pres. 3s. scineð; pret. 3s. scan; pret. 3p. scinon, scionon.

scinna, wk. m., apparition, demon; dp. scinnum.

scionon, see scinan.

scip, n., ship; ns. and as. scip; gs. scipes; ds. scipe; dp. scypon.

gescipe, n., fate; ds. gescipe.

sciphere, m., ship-army, naval force; ds. scipherge.

scir, adj., bright, shining, resplendent; mns., nns., nas. scir; wk. ngs. sciran.

scireð, see sceran.

scirham, adj., brightly-armored; mnp. scirhame.

(ge)scod, see (ge)sceþðan.

scoc, see scacan.

scofen, see scufan.

scop, m., poet, singer; gs. scopes.

scop, verb, see scyppan.

scotenum, see sceotan.

scrifan, st. 1, to shrive, judge, impose penalty or punishment.

gescrifan, st. 1, to assign, allot, ordain; pret. 3s. gescraf.

scriðan, st. 1, to glide, move, stride; pres. 3p. scriþað.

scucca, wk. m., demon, evil spirit; dp. scuccum.

scufan, st. 2, to shove, push, move on; pret. 3p. scufon, scufun; pp. scofen.

sculan, pret- pres., present tense: shall, must, ought to, is to; past tense: has to, was to, should; pres. 1s. sceal; pres. 2s. scealt; pres. 3s. sceal, sceall, scel; pres. subj. 3s. scyle, scile; pres. 1p. sculon; pret. 2s. sceoldest; pret. 3s. scolde, sceolde; pret. 3p. scoldon, sceoldon; pret. subj. 2s. scyle; pret. subj. 3s. scolde, sceolde.

scurheard, adj., shower-hard.

Scyld, m., legendary Danish king, founder of the Scylding dynasty; gs. Scyldes.

scyld, m., shield; ns. and as. scyld; ap. scyldas.

scyldan, wk. 1, to shield, protect; pret. subj. 3s. scylde.

scyldenda, noun (pres. ptc.), shielding one.

scyldfreca, wk. m., shield-warrior.

scyldig, scildig, adj., guilty; having forfeited.

Scylding, Scilding, m., descendant of Scyld, specific ref. to Hroðgar.

Scyldingas, mp., descendants of Scyld, members of the Danish dynasty; np. Scyldingas, Scyldungas; ap. Scyldingas, Scildingas; gp. Scyldinga, Scyldunga, Scildinga, Scildunga; dp. Scyldingum;
in compounds, Ar-Scyldingas, Here-Scyldingas, SigeScyldingas, Þeod-Scyldingas.

scyldwiga, wk. m., shield-warrior.

Scylfing, Scilfing, m., member of the Swedish dynasty, specific ref. to Ongenþeow.

Scylfingas, mp., Swedish dynasty; gp. Scylfinga;
in compounds: Guð-Scilfingas, Heaðo-Scilfingas.

scyle, see sculan.

scyndan, wk. 1, to hasten; pp. scynded.

scyne, adj., bright, fair, beautiful.

scypon, see scip.

scyppan, st. 6, to create, shape, make, name; pret. 3s. scop; pp. scepen.

gescyppan, st. 6, to create; pret. 3s. gesceop.

Scyppend, m., Creator.

scyran, wk. 1, to determine, decide, settle.

se, seo, þæt, demon. pron., demon. adj., and def. art., the, that,; as substantive: that one, he, she, that, it; as relative: that, who, which, what; also as semi-adverb and semi-conjunction;
singular forms;
mns. se; fns. seo, sio; nns. þæt;
mas. þone; fas. þa; nas. þæt;
mgs. þæs; fgs. þære; ngs. þæs;
mds. þæm, þam; fds. þære; nds. þæm, þam;
mis. þy; nis. þy, þe, þon;
plural forms;
np. þa; ap. þa; gp. þara, þæra; dp. þæm, þam.

(ge)seah, see (ge)seon.

(ge)sealde, sealdest, sealdon, see sellan, gesellan.

sealma, wk. m., bedstead, bed; as. sealman.

sealt, adj., salt; nas. sealt.

searo, n., craft, skill; war-gear, weapons, equipment, armor; battle; np. searo; dp. searwum.

searobend, f., skillfully made band; dp. searobendum.

searofah, adj., skillfully decorated.

searogimm, m., precious gem; ap. searogimmas gp. searogimma.

searogrim, adj., battle-grim.

searohæbbend, m. (pres. ptc.), armor-holding warrior; gp. searohæbbendra.

searonet, n., armor net, battle net, corslet.

searonið, m., treacherous quarrel, ferocious contest; battle; ap. searoniðas; gp. searoniða.

searoþonc, m., ingenuity, skill; dp. searoþoncum.

searogeþræc, n., pile of well-wrought things, precious heap; as. searogeþræc.

searowundor, n., wondrous thing; as. searowundor.

seað, see seoðan.

seax, n., knife, short sword, dagger; as. seax.

sec, see secg.

secan, wk. 1, to seek, search for, find; to go, visit; inf. secan, secean; pres. 3s. seceð; pres. 3p. seceað; imp. s. sec, seoc; pres. subj. 3s. sece; pret. 1s. sohte; pret. 2s. sohtest; pret. 3s. sohte; pret. 2p. sohton; pret. 3p. sohtan; ger. seceanne.

gesecan, wk. 1, to seek; seek out, visit; attack; inf. gesecean; pres. 3s. geseceð; pret. 3s. and pret. subj. 3s. gesohte; pret. 3p. gesohtan, gesohton; pp. fnp. gesohte; ger. gesecanne.

secce, see sæc(c).

secg, m., man, warrior, hero; ns. secg, sec; as. and vs. secg; ds. secge; np. secgas; gp. secga; dp. secgum.

secg, f., sword; as. secge.

secg, verb, see secgan.

secgan, wk. 3, to say, speak, tell; secgan hyrde: heard tell; pres. 1s. secge; pres. 3p. secgað; pret. 2s. sægdest; pret. 3s. sægde; pret. 3p. sægdon, sædan; pres. ptc. secggende; ger. secganne.

gesecgan, wk. 3, say, tell; imp. s. gesaga; pret. subj. 1s. gesægde; pp. gesæd, gesægd.

secghete, m., sword-hate.

sefa, wk. m., mind, heart, spirit; as. and ds. sefan.

seft, see softe.

segen, see segn.

segl, m. or n., sail.

seglrad, f., sail-road; sea; ds. seglrade.

segn, m. or n., banner, standard; as. segn, segen; ds. segne.

gesegon, gesegan, see geseon.

sel(e), noun, see sæl.

sel, adv. comp., better. See also god.

geselda, wk. m., companion, comrade; as. geseldan.

seldan, adv., seldom.

seldguma, wk. m., hall-retainer.

sele, m., hall; ns., as., ds. sele.

seledream, m., hall-joy; as. seledream.

seleful, n., hall-cup; as. seleful.

selegyst, m., hall-guest; as. selegyst.

selerædend, m., hall-counselor; np. selerædenne (with nd assimilation); ap. selerædende.

selerest, f., hall-bed; as. selereste.

selest, selesta, selestan, see god.

seleþegn, m., hall-thane.

seleweard, m., hall-guard; as. seleweard.

self, pron. self; sylf, self; wk. mns. selfa, sylfa, seolfa; as. sylfne; mas. selfne, sylfne; mgs. selfes, sylfes; fgs. selfre; mnp. selfe; map. sylfe; mgp. sylfra.

sella, see god.

sellan, wk. 1, to give, give up, offer, present, bequeath, serve; inf. syllan; pres. 3s. seleð; pret. 2s. sealdest; pret. 3s. sealde; pret. 3p. sealdon.

gesellan, wk. 1, to give, give out, distribute, present as a reward; pret. 3s. gesealde.

sellic, syllic, adj., strange, wondrous; fns. and nas. syllic; map. sellice; comp. fas. syllicran.

selra, selran, selre, see god.

semninga, adv., presently, before long, by and by.

sendan, wk. 1, to send; pret. 1s. and 3s. sende; to send (to sleep), kill, pres. 3s. sendeþ.

seo, see se.

seoc, adj., sick, dead; mnp. seoce.

seoc, verb, see secan.

seofon, card. num., seven; acc. seofon, seofan, syfone.

seolfa, see self.

seomian, wk. 2, to rest, lie in wait, remain; inf. siomian; pret. 3s. seomade, seomode.

seon, st. 5, to see, look, watch, gaze on, find; pret. 1s. and 3s. seah; pret. 3p. sawon, sægon. See also geondseon, oferseon.

geseon, st. 5, to see, look on, behold, witness; to visit, meet with; to experience, enjoy; pres. 3s. gesyhð; pret. 1s. and 3s. geseah; pret. 3p. gesawon, gesegon; pret. subj. 3p. gesawon; pp. gesegan.

seonu, f., sinew; np. seonowe.

seoðan, st. 2, to seethe, brood over; pret. 1s. and 3s. seað.

seoþðan, see siþðan.

seow(i)an, wk. 1, 2, to sew, put together, link; pp. seowed.

sess, m. or n., seat, throne; ds. sesse.

gesetan, see gesittan.

setl, n., seat; as. setl; gs. setles; ds. setle; dp. setlum.

settan, wk. 1, to set; pret. 3p. setton; pp. geseted.

gesettan, wk. 1, to set, settle; pres. subj. 3s. gesette; pret. 3s. gesette.

si, see beon.

sib(b), f., kinship, relationship, bond, friendship, peace; ns. sib; as. sibbe, sibb; gs. sibbe.

sibæðeling, m., noble kinsman; np. sibæðelingas.

sibbegedriht, f., band of kinsman; as. sibbgedriht.

sid, adj., large, spacious, broad, great; wk. nns. side; mas. sidne; fas. side; wk. nas. side; wk. mds. sidan; fgp. sidra; map. side.

side, adv., widely.

sidfæþme, adj., roomy, broad; nas. sidfæþme.

sidfæþmed, adj. (pp.), roomy.

sidrand, m., broad shield.

sie, sig, see beon.

sie, see se.

siexbenn, f., knife-wound; dp. siexbennum.

sigan, st. 1, to sink, slip, fall; to move; pret. 3p. sigon.

gesigan, st. 1, to sink, fall.

sigedrihten, m., victory-lord.

sigeeadig, adj., victory-blest, victorious; nas. sigeeadig.

sigefolc, n., victorious folk; gp. sigefolca.

sigehreð, n., glory of victory; as. sigehreð.

sigehreþig, sigehreðig, adj., victorious, triumphant.

sigehwil, f., time of victory; gp. sigehwile.

sigel, n., the sun.

sigeleas, adj., victory-less, defeated; mas. sigeleasne.

Sigemund, m., legendary hero, uncle of Fitela; ds. Sigemunde.

sigerof, adj., victory-strong.

SigeScyldingas, see Scyldingas.

sigeþeod, f., victorious people; ds. sigeþeode.

sigewæpen, n., victory-weapon; dp. sigewæpnum.

sigle, n., jewel, brooch, necklace; as. sigle; ap. siglu; gp. sigla.

sigor, m., victory, conquest; gs. sigores; gp. sigora.

sigoreadig, adj., victory-blessed.

sin, poss. pron., his; mas. sinne; mds. and nds. sinum.

sinc, n., treasure, jewels, riches; ns. and as. sinc; gs. sinces; ds. since; gp. sinca.

sincfag, adj., adorned with treasure; wk. nas. sincfage.

sincfæt, n., treasure-cup; as. sincfæt; ap. sincfato.

sincgifa, wk. m., treasure-giver; ds. sincgifan, sincgyfan.

sincmaðþum, m., treasure.

sincgestreon, n., magnificent treasure; gp. sincgestreona; dp. sincgestreonum.

sincþego, f., treasure-getting.

sinfrea, wk. m., high-lord.

singal, adj., continual; fas. singale.

singala, singales, syngales, adv., continually, always.

singan, st. 3, to sing, sing out; pret. 3s. sang, song.

sinhere, m., large army; ds. sinherge.

sinniht, f., perpetual night; ds. sinnihte.

sint, see beon.

sio, see se.

sioleð, m.?, sea?; gp. sioleða.

siomian, see seomian.

sittan, st. 5, to sit; pres. 3s. siteð; imp. s. site; pret. 3s. sæt; pret. 3p. sæton.

gesittan, st. 5, to sit down; pret. 1s. and 3s. gesæt; pp. geseten.

sið, m., journey, trip, voyage, arrival, venture, expedition; time, occasion, chance; ns. and as. sið; gs. siþes, siðes; ds. siðe; np. and ap. siðas; gp. siða.

sið, adv., late.

gesið, m., retainer, companion; gs. gesiðes; np. gesiðas; gp. gesiða; dp. gesiðum.

siðest, siðas, adj. supl., latest, last; ns. siðas; wk. nds. siðestan.

siðfæt, m., expedition; as. siðfæt; ds. siðfate.

siðfrom, adj., eager to go; mnp. siðfrome.

siðian, wk. 2, to go, travel, hurry; pret. 3s. siðode.

siþðan, I. adv., since, thereupon, afterwards, subsequently, thereafter, hereafter; siþðan, syþðan, syðþan, siððan, syððan, seoððan, seoþðan; II. conj., since, from the time when, when, after, as soon as; siþðan, siðþan, syþðan, syðþan, siððan, syððan, syþþan, seoþðan.

slat, see slitan.

slægen, see slean.

slæp, m., sleep; ds. slæpe.

slæpan, st. 7, to sleep; pres. ptc. slæpende; mas. slæpendne; map. slæpende.

sleac, adj., slack, slow, slothful.

slean, st. 6, to strike; to slay, kill; pres. subj. 3s. slea; pret. 1s. slog; pret. 3s. sloh, slog; pret. 3p. slogon; pp. slægen.

geslean, st. 6, to achieve, bring about by fighting; pret. 3s. gesloh; pret. 3p. geslogon.

slitan, st. 1, to slit, tear, rend; pret. 3s. slat.

sliðe, adj., terrible, dangerous; mas. sliðne; ngp. sliðra.

sliðen, adj., cruel.

geslyht, n., battle, onslaught; gp. geslyhta.

slog, sloh, slogon, see slean.

geslog, geslogon, see geslean.

smið, m., smith; gs. smiþes.

*snadan, st. 6, to cut off, prevent? pret. 3s. snod.

snell, adj., quick, brave; wk. mns. snella.

snellic, adj., quick, brave.

snotor, adj., wise; wk. snotera, snotra; vs. snottra; mnp. snotere, snottre.

snotorlice, adv., wisely, sagely; comp. snotorlicor.

snude, adv., quickly, immediately, at once.

snyrian, wk. 1, to hasten; pret. 3p. snyredon.

snyttru, wk. f., wisdom, skill, understanding; as. snyttru; dp. snyttrum.

socn, f., persecution; gs. socne.

softe, adv., softly, agreeably; comp. seft.

sohte, sohtest, sohton, sohtan, see secan.

sol, n., mud or wet sand; ds. sole.

sona, adv., soon, immediately, at once.

song, verb, see singan.

sorgian, wk. 2, to sorrow, care; imp. sorga.

sorh, f., sorrow, trouble; as. sorge; ds. sorhge; gp. sorga, sorge; dp. sorgum.

sorhcearig, sorgcearig, adj., sorrowful, sad.

sorhfull, adj., sorrowful; perilous; mas. sorhfullne, sorhfulne.

sorhleas, adj., sorrow-less.

sorhleoð, n., sorrowful song; as. sorhleoð.

sorhwylm, m., surging sorrow, great sorrow; np. sorhwylmas; dp. sorhwylmum.

soð, adj., true; mns. and nas. soð.

soð, n., truth; ns. and as. soð; ds. to soðe, in truth, for certain, as a fact.

Soðcyning, m., True-King, God.

soðe, adv., truly.

soðfæst, adj., true, righteous, just; also as substantive; gp. soðfæstra.

soðlice, soþlice, adv., truly.

specan, see sprecan.

sped, f., speed, success; as. sped.

spel(l), n., tale, story; as. spel, spell; gp. spella.

spiwan, st. 1, to spew, disgorge.

spowan, st. 7, to succeed; pret. 3s. speow.

spræc, f., speech, language, words; ds. spræce.

sprecan, st. 5, to speak, say, tell; inf. sprecan, specan; imp. s. spræc; pret. 2s. spræce; pret. 3s. spræc; pret. 1p. and 3p. spræcon; pp. sprecen.

gesprecan, st. 5, to speak, say; pret. 3s. gespræc.

springan, st. 3, to spring, bound forth; pret. 3s. sprang, sprong; pret. 3p. sprungon.

gespringan, st. 3, to spring forth; pret. 3s. gesprang, gesprong.

stan, m., stone, rock; as. stan; ds. stane.

stanbeorh, m., stone barrow; as. stanbeorh.

stanboga, wk. m., stone archway; np. stanbogan.

stanclif, n., stone cliff; ap. stancleofu.

standan, stondan, st. 6, to stand, remain, be present; pres. 3s. standeð; pres. 2p. standað; pres. subj. 3s. stande; pret. 3s. stod; pret. 3p. stodon, stodan; to start, arise, shine forth; pret. 3s. stod.

gestandan, st. 6, to stand, withstand; pret. 3s. gestod; pret. 3p. gestodon.

stanfah, adj., stone-cobbled.

stanhlið, n., stone slope, rocky cliff; ap. stanhliðo.

stapol, m., post, pillar, column; threshold, steps; ds. stapole; dp. stapulum.

starian, wk. 2, to stare, gaze, look; pres. 1s. starige, starie; pres. 3s. starað; pret. 3s. starede; pret. 3p. staredon.

stæl, m., place, position; ds. stæle.

stælan, wk. 1, to avenge; pp. gestæled.

steap, adj., steep, high; mas. steapne; map. steape; nap. steap.

stearc, adj., stark, stiff, strong, hard; mas. stearcne.

stearcheort, adj., stark-hearted, bold, resolute.

stede, m., stead, place; gp. steda.

stefn, m., stem, prow of a ship; as. stefn.

stefn, m., time, duration; ds. stefne.

stefn, f., sound.

stepan, wk. 1, to raise, exalt; pret. subj. 3s. stepte.

gestepan, wk. 1, to support, advance; pret. 3s. gestepte.

steppan, st. 6, to step, stride, march; pret. 3s. stop.

gesteppan, st. 6, to step; pret. 3s. gestop.

stig, f., path; ap. stige.

stigan, st. 1, to step, step up, mount; pret. 3p. stigon; pret. subj. 3s. stige.

gestigan, st. 1, to set out; pret. 1s. gestah.

stille, adj., made still, stilled; of a ship: 'moored'.

stincan, st. 3, to move quickly; pret. 3s. stonc.

stið, adj., stiff, strong, hard.

stiðmod, adj., stiff-minded, firm, resolute.

(ge)stod, stodon, see (ge)standan.

(ge)stop, see (ge)steppan.

storm, m., storm; ds. storme.

stow, f., place; as. stowe.

strang, strong, adj., strong; supl. strengest.

stræl, m., arrow; ds. stræle; gp. stræla.

stræt, f., street; as. stræte.

stream, m., stream, current; as. stream; np. and ap. streamas.

stregan, wk. 1, to spread; pp. stred.

strengel, m., chief, ruler; as. strengel.

strengest, see strang.

strengo, wk. f., strength; as. strenge; ds. strengo, strenge; dp. strengum.

gestreon, n., wealth, treasure; ns., as., ap. gestreon; gp. gestreona; dp. gestreonum.

strong, see strang.

strudan, st. 2, to plunder, ravage, spoil; pret. subj. 3s. strude.

gestrynan, wk. 1, to aquire.

stund, f., time; dp. used adverbially: 'repeatedly, at once, at times'; dp. stundum.

style, n., steel; ds. style.

stylecg, adj., steel-edged.

styrian, wk. 1, to stir up, disturb; pres. 3s. styreþ; pret. subj. 3s. styrede.

styrman, wk. 1, to storm, roar, rage; pret. 3s. styrmde.

suhtergefæderan, wk. mp., nephew and uncle.

sum, adj., some (one), a certain (one); mns. and nns. sum; mas. sumne; nas. sum; nis. sume; mnp. sume.

sund, n., swimming; sea, water, sound; ns. and as. sund; gs. sundes; ds. sunde.

gesund, adj., safe and sound, unharmed; mas. gesundne; mnp. and map. gesunde.

sundgebland, n., commotion of water, surging water; as. sundgebland.

sundnytt, f., swimming; as. sundnytte.

sundornytt, f., special service; as. sundornytte.

sundur, adv., asunder.

sundwudu, m., sea-wood, ship; ns. and as. sundwudu.

sunne, wk. f., the sun; as. and gs. sunnan.

sunu, m., son; as. sunu; gs. suna; ds. suna, sunu; vs. sunu; np. suna.

suð, adv., south, southwards.

suþan, adv., from the south.

Suð-Dene, the South-Danes; ap. Suð-Dene.

swa, I. adv., so, thus, in this manner; II. conj., as, as soon as, when, since, in such a way that, so that; correlative swa . . . swa: as . . . as.

(ge)swac, see (ge)swican.

swancor, adj., supple, graceful; nap. swancor.

swanrad, f., swan-road, sea; as. swanrade.

swat, m., blood; ds. swate.

swatfah, adj., blood-stained.

swatig, adj., bloody.

swatswaðu, f., bloody trail.

swaþrian, wk. 2, to subside, become still; pret. 3p. swaþredon.

swaðu, f., trail, track, path, route; as. swaðe.

swaþul, m. or n., flame; ds. swaþule.

swæf, swæfon, swæfun, see swefan.

swæs, adj., close, own, dear; mas. swæsne; mnp. swæse; map. swæse; mgp. swæsra.

swæslice, adv., gently.

swealh, swealg, see swelgan.

sweart, adj., swart, dark, black; fdp. sweartum.

swebban, wk. 1, to put to sleep; to kill.

sweccan, wk. 1,
to smell; pret. 3s. swecte.

swefan, st. 5, to sleep, to sleep in death; pres. 3s. swefeð, swefeþ; pres. 3p. swefað; pret. 3s. swæf; pret. 3p. swæfon, swæfun.

sweg, m., sound, music; ds. swege.

swegl, n., sky, heaven; gs. swegles; ds. swegle.

swegl, adj., bright, brilliant; map. swegle.

sweglwered, adj. (pp.), clothed in brightness.

swelan, st. 4, to burn.

swelgan, st. 3, to swallow; pret. 3s. swealh, swealg; pret. subj. 3s. swulge.

swellan, st. 3, to swell.

sweltan, st. 3, to die, perish; pret. 3s. swealt.

swencan, wk. 1, to oppress, harass, afflict, impell, pursue; pp. geswenced.

geswencan, wk. 1, to strike (down), injure; pret. 3s. geswencte.

sweng, m., swing, blow; ds. swenge; dp. swengum.

sweofot, m. or n., sleep, slumber; ds. sweofote.

sweoloð, m. or n., flames; ds. sweoloðe.

Sweon, wk. m. p., the Swedes; gp. Sweona, Swona.

sweorcan, st. 3, to become grievous, dark; pres. 3s. sweorceð.

gesweorcan, st. 3, to become dark; pret. 3s. geswearc.

sweord, n., sword; ns. sweord, swurd; as. sweord, swurd, swyrd; gs. sweordes; ds. sweorde; np. swyrd; ap. sweord, swurd; gp. sweorda; dp. sweordum.

sweordbealo, n., sword-bale, death by the sword.

sweordfreca, wk. m., swordsman, warrior; ds. sweordfrecan.

sweotol, adj., clear, plain, visible; mns. swutol; nns. sweotol; wk. nds. sweotolan.

Sweoðeod, f., the Swedish people; ds. Sweoðeode.

swerian, st. 6, to swear; pret. 1s. and 3s. swor.

Swerting, m., uncle of Hygelac; gs. Swertinges.

sweðrian, wk. 2, to subside, diminish; pret. 3s. sweðrode.

swican, st. 1, to escape, abandon; to fail; pret. 3s. swac; pret. subj. 3s. swice.

geswican, st. 1, to fail; pret. 3s. geswac.

swift, adj., swift; wk. mns. swifta.

swige, adj., silent; comp. swigra.

swigian, wk. 2, to be silent, be quiet; pret. 3s. swigode; pret. 3p. swigedon.

swilce, see swylce.

swin, n., swine; boar-image on a helmet; ns. swyn; as. swin.

swincan, st. 3, to work, toil; pret. 2p. swuncon.

geswing, n., vibration, swirl, mixture.

swingan, st. 3, to swing (oneself), to fly; pres. 3s. swingeð.

swinlic, n., boar-figure; dp. swinlicum.

Swiorice, n., Sweden; ds. Swiorice.

swioðol, m. or n., fire, flame; ds. swioðole.

swið, adj., strong, severe, harsh; nns. swið, swyð; comp. fns. swiðre, right hand or side?

swiðe, swyðe, adv., very, much, very much; comp. swiþor, swiðor, more, rather.

swiðferhþ, swyðferhð, adj., strong-minded, brave-hearted; mgs. swiðferhþes; mnp. swiðferhþe; mdp. swiðferhðum.

swiðhicgende, adj. (pp.), strong-minded, brave-hearted; mns. and mnp. swiðhicgende.

swiðmod, adj., strong-minded.

swogan, st. 7, to resound, roar; pres. ptc. swogende.

Swona, see Sweon.

swor, see swerian.

swulces, see swylc.

swuncon, see swincan.

swurd, see sweord.

swutol, see sweotol.

swylc, pron., demonstrative: such; nas. swylc; ngs. swulces; map. swylce; mgp. and ngp. swylcra; relative: such as, which (one); fas. swylce; nas. swylc; mds. swylcum; map. swylce; correlative: such . . . as; mns. swylc; nis. swylce; fap. swylce.

swylce, I. adv., likewise, also; swylce, swilce II. conj., (such) as;swylce.

swylt, m., death.

swyltdæg, m., death-day; ds. swyltdæge.

swymman, st. 3, to swim.

swyn, see swin.

swynsian, wk. 2, to make a sound, to resound, to sing; pret. 3s. swynsode.

swyrd, see sweord.

swyrdgifu, f., sword-giving.

swyð, see swið.

swyðe, see swiðe.

sy, see beon.

syfanwintre, adj., seven winters (years) old.

syfone, see seofon.

sylf, see self.

syll, f., sill, floor; ds. sylle.

syllan, see sellan.

syllic, syllicran, see sellic.

symbel, n., feast; as. symbel; ds. symble, symle; gp. symbla.

symbelwynn, f., joy of feasting; as. symbelwynne.

symble, symle, adv., ever, always.

synn, f., sin, crime; sinning, wrongdoing; dp. synnum.

synbysig, adj., sin-busy, guilty.

syndolh, n., large wound.

syndon, see beon.

gesyne, adj., visible, evident; mns., nns., mnp. gesyne.

syngales, see singala.

gesyngian, wk. 2, to sin; pp. gesyngad.

synscaþa, wk. m., sin-scather, sinful wretch; as. synscaðan.

synsnæd, f., huge morsel; dp. synsnædum.

synt, see beon.

gesynto, f., health, safety; dp. gesyntum.

syrce, wk. f., mail-shirt; np. and ap. syrcan.

syrwan, wk. 1, to ambush; pret. 3s. syrede.

syððan, see siþðan.