Saght, pret. of Seek, sought, searched for, 7670. Sale, s. (A.N.) a hall, a palace, 361. saluti.) Salue, v. (A.N.) to salute, to
greet, 1909, 4981.
Salus, s. pl. greetings, 3640.
Sclaunder, v. to slander, to blame, 834; 8. blame, slander, disgrace, 11756; Sklaunder, 1810, 4932. kurdurial's Scrive, s. a shriek, a noise, 9511.
Samyn, adv. together, 752, 1176. Se, v. to see, to look on, to be-
hold, 1643, 1985; imperat. 1422; pret Segh, Sogh, saw, 739, 1317 se imp Se, s. the sea, 1982; See, 1989. Seche, v. to seek, 531, 11702, seche imper
6324,Sedur, s. the cedar; of sedur tre Seche, adj. such, 11680.
12137; Sawle, 10768. Saut, Saute, Sawte, s. (A.N.) an assault, 57, 85, 3532, 6869,
Sawte, s. See Saut. sauter Sawter, s. the Psalter, 4435. 443 Say, v. to tell, to relate, 374; pret. & part. p. Said, 1073, 1416; pret. Sayn, Sain, said, 277, 5203, tres 5214. pies. pres. Say, s. a speech, a proverb, an opinion, 8063.
Sayn, Sain, pret. of Say, said, -277, 5203, 5214. no is prés. Schalk, Schalke, s. See Shalk. Schall, v. shall, 6900.
6579-sparlant Seek, v. to agitate, to work upon; pret. Sought, 8716; (Soght, 9127. fro pre herlle, Sege, s. (A.S.) a man, a noble, 9979. Segh, pret. of Se, saw, beheld,
1222, 1246.5806 sigan Per. siren Seie, Seye, v. (A.S.) to turn, to turn over, to fall down, 2512) 3398, it to Seyn, hut, 7129. ne = move on, yo, 6579, 6644; pret. Seit, (Seyit, Seyt; besten Seigne, s. a sign, 3108. seignes 31. Seke, adj. (A.S.) sick, 6057, 9175. Seke, v.to go on pilgrimage, to resort to worship, 2002; pret. Soght. appy to solicit. Seker, Sekir, Sekur, adj. sure, no. 1. sicker secure, 198, 7991; Syker, 1544. 9517 sekin Sekurly, adv. certainly, surely,
GLOSSARIAL INDEX. sesit 2764 ceas?A.
Semble, s. an assembly, a council,
a battle-field, 3737; Semely, 7389; Semly, 4160.
Seme, v. to seem, to appear; me semys it seems to me, me thinks, 1737.
Semly, adj. comely, good-looking, beautiful, 127, 1472, 8246; s. a lady, a gentleman, 503, 1854; Semely, 390, 560.
Semond, part. seeming, seen, ap- parent, 469.
Semple, adj. low, downcast, 8247. Semster, s. one who does the ornamental sewing on gloves and other kinds of leather work; hence they are classed with sadlers and souters; 1585.
Send, v. to send, to keep, to de- fend, 3510; pret. Send, sent, 10796; part. p. Send, sent, 10501. Seniour, s. a chief, 13056.7841. Senowe, s. a sinew, a muscle,
8794. se nowvis pé Sent, v. to assent, 6280. Seond, part. seeing, 8094.
Ser, compar. of Sere, sure, 5627. Serch, v. to turn up, to dig, 1534; to plunder, 12015; to test, to measure, 1537.
Sercle, s. a circle, 1658; circuit, course, 1052, 1555; site, situation,
Sere, adj. several, many, 1413, sere goddes. 2000, 7160; all; on sere haluys
= on all sides, 1353, 1702, 6070, 12980; on sere halfe, 6054; sure; comp. Ser, surer, more secure, 5627. Sere, v. to serve, to worship, 2946,
as above, several, redund. Serklyt, adj. encircled, 3038; set with, 3408.
Sertan, adj. certain; in sertan assuredly, 9556. Servage, s. (A.N.) bondage, 1384. Serve, v. to deserve, 550.
Ses, Sese, v. to cease, to cause to
sean, Seyvyn, adj. seven, Sevyan,
10118, 10546. seuon 738. Sevynt, adj. seventh, 6215. Sew, pret. of Sow, sowed, 941. Sew, v. to proceed, to follow, 361,
1475, 11109; to sue, 1854. Sewertie, s. surety, certainty,
Sewte, s. a company, 12995. 34/0 - suit, Sextene, adj. sixteenth, 10639. Seye, v. See Seie; pret. Seyn, -shut, 7129.
schalk 6885. Shake, v. (A.S.) to set out, to roam, 2921, 3178. shaike stait shalkes Shalke, s. (A.S.) a man, 72, 89, men, soldiks Shame, v. to be, or to become
ashamed, 7468. 1234f Shap, s. shape, form, 1550. Shape, v. (A.S.) to shape, to
form, 1649; to dress, to array, 2572; to cause, to bring about, 2073; to direct, to guide, 1144 to hie, to haste,-pret. Shope, 2758. Share, v. (A.S.) to cut, to shear, " through, 1233, 1269, 11113; pret. Share. Sharpe, adj. quick, rapid, 2758. Shaw, s. a thicket, a small wood, 12974.
Shede, s. the parting of the hair | Shone, v. to shun, to shrink, to of the head, 3023. Sheltron, Sheltrone, Sheltrun, s. sheltrums a squadron of ships, 3239; a body of soldiers, 5249, 5804, 10047 on 9458 sheltrum Shemere, v. (A.S.) to glitter, to shine, 4974.
Shend, v. (A.S.) to destroy, to shatter, 2544, 5249, 5697; pret. & 0 part. p. Shent; to excuse, to par- don, 8119.old
Shend, a form of Send, v. pret. defended, answered in defence, 8144.
Shene, a form of
part. p. seen, 89, 2950 Shene, adj. (A.S.) bright, splen- did, beautiful, 330, 1408; noble, exalted, 600; as a s. fair one, lady, 8144; as an adv. well, seemly, 1649. Shenship, s. confusion, disgrace, ruin, 4176, 8119.
Shent, part. p. excused, pardoned,
8119; ruined, shattered, exhausted, p. 10348, 13416. See Shend.
Shentyng, part. "shrinking, shun- ning, withdrawing, 481. See Shone, to-shuar Shevere, v. to shiver, 1264. 73916
Shew, v. to appear, to offer, to Shewe.display, 801, 1581; to look upon, 1456, 1550. e shene
Shilde, s. (A.S.) a shield, 889, 1194; to shield, to defend, 12310. To shiedi dit. for Shire, Shyre, adj. (A.S.) clear, bright, fresh, sparkling, 270, 330, 346, 1269, 2373; great, solemn, 729; Schir, 12168.
Shodere, Shodure, v. to shudder, S to burst, to break, 1335, 3706-der Shogge, v. to attack, to thrust, 11089. jog, move or
Shok, Shoke, pret. went, passed, 1980, 3132; carried, 9907, 11124; v.i v.i rent, split, 6888. Shold, pret. of Shall, should, 7558; Shuld, 10795.
rush from; pret. Shont, 919, 1335, 5732; Sehunt, 19730. Shont, pret. of Shone. Shope, v. pret. made, shaped, made for, prepared, put, fell, hap- pened, 72, 1780, 2758, 3245, 10242, 10348; Schope, 13730. Shot, pret. & part. p. entered, darked passed, put, set, filled, 1901, 5564, 9509; rushed, 5933.
Shote, s. a clump, a group, 330;
Shotte, a flood, a stream, 3300. Shottyn, pret. shot, tossed, 1408. Shoure, s. a shower of rain, 1577; 4(3€ snour 5 a conflict, a combat, 5804, 11048. Showve, v. to fly away, 11804.- imy' Shrike, s. a song, a carol, 346; v. shower! to sing, 12974. 776524
Shuld, pret. of Shall, should,
were about to, 10795. Shunt, v. to shun, to shrink, to
withdraw, to retreat, to desist, 600, 729, 10377, 10998; to free from, to protect from, 2544; Schunt, 13730.
Shyre, adj. See Shire.
Sib, Syb, s. (A.S.) a relation, 5449, 5461.
Sib, Syb, Sibbe, Sybbe, adj. (A.S.) related by blood, near, 2057, 5019, 7080, 7090.
Sib-men, Syb-men, s. relatives, kinsmen, 1802, 2588, 11293. Sibradyn, s. (A.S.) relationship,
Siche, adj. such, 7585. gehe 17577. Sicken, Sykyng, part. sighing, 866, 12427. See Sike.
Sighkyng, part. falling down, hanging, waving, 3900.
Sight, s. sight-seeing, curiosity, 2874.
Sike, v. to sigh, to sob, 1307; part. Sikyng, 1515, 2680; Sykyng, 495, 866.
Siker, adj. certain, sure, expert, 2075, 3903; (Sekir, 6950; Syker, 1544; Sycher, 13861;), eompar. safer, better, 1752. positiv Sikernes, 8. security, 11733. Sikyng, Sykyng, s. sighing, sob- bing, 1515, 2680, 8032, 8452. Sile, Syle, v. to drop, to fall, to flow down, 1307, 2168, 2680; to compose one's self, 372, 9210; to pass, to move, 364, 1973. Sir, s. a sire, a father, 7894; knight, a noble, 9470. Sit, probably for Set, 2730. Sital, s. a stringed musical instru- ment, 3435. Chauc. citole.
Sité, s. a city, 10409. Time Sith, (adv. since), 8. & way; no sithin no way, 9535.
Sithe, Sythe, s. (A.S.) time, 188,
Skewe, Skiew, s. the sky, the
heavens, 9637, 9932, 10182, 12496, awa 12500. skewer, wis shrew skewes Skire, Skyre,. fierce, cruel, shay angry, 8897, 12500, 12700,(13397, Iskir".
Skirme, v. to battle, to flash, 12500, 13601.
Sklaunder. See Sclaunder. Sknowe, s. snow, 10971. Skope, pret. of Skape, 13541. 13/30 Skorne, s. contempt, 1874.
Sithen, Sythen, adv. (A.S.) since,+Skoute-wacche, Scowte-wacche, s.
after, afterwards, 66, 176, 4558, sython 13790; Sethyn, 455. sithen 289 。 Os/2363 Sitte, v. to become, to suit, to concern, to befal, 530, 2130, 2284; Syt, 2552; part. Sittyng, becom- 9/40 ing, suitable, more becoming, 1737,
Skaire, v. to divide, to send forth,
to set here and there, 1089.
Skant, adj. deficient, imperfect, to turn to to lend Skape, v. to shape, to lead to, to bring, 8897; to escape, 834, 13117, fing life fim 13130. 13514 skapt impl.
Skathe, Skather) . to skathe, v. efer to harass, 2111, 5557. sbraithe Skathe, Skath, 8. injury, damage, danger, 834, 1810, 2725, 13130. Skathell, Skathil adj. fierce, cruel, 4067, 13130. murin l Skathill, adv. grievously, for -gene, 13397.q.
Skelte, v. to warn, to report, 1089, 6042; part. Skeltyng.. 6: vide note
Skryke, s. a shriek, 910; to
shriek, 101825 skryngiv.s. Skylle, s. skill, opportunity, 1874. Skyrme, s. battle, struggle, 13541. Slade, s. (A.S.) a ravine, a narrow way, a valley, 6006, 6601, 6795, 7005, 7693, 10673. Slagh, Slaght, Slaghte, slaughter, murder, 2178, 6006, 7693, 9270, 13008, 13609. Slange, Slaunge, pret. of Sling, dashed, 1296, 13745.
Slegh, adj. skilful, far-reaching, 3849; neatly formed, 3063. Sleghly, Slely, "Slighly, adv. slyly, cunningly, skilfully, cleverly, swiftly, 196, 789,1251, 1296,
dexterity Sleght, s. (A.S.) skill, contrivance, the knack of doing anything, 196,
1251, 1996, 9186; perfection,
beauty, 3063; Slight, 10673. imp. 8225 Sleppit, part. p. slept, 817. Sletyng, verbal 8. sleight, cun- ning use of anything, 196. Slicche, s. mud, wet, plashy ground, slush, 5710, 13547; Sluche, 12529; Sliche, 5763. Slighly, adj. See Sleghly. Slight, s. See Sleght.
Sling, Slyng, v. to cast, to cast down, to dash, 8851; pret. Slange, 13745; Slaunge, 1296; Slong, 4215.
Slip, Slyp, v. to glide, to fall, to slip, 8096; pret. Slypped, 2378; part. p. Slippit, 8428, 4703 imp Sliper, adj. slippery, 11295. Slit, v. (A.S.) to cleave, to cut through, to rip, 5939, 6409, 7001, -7340.
Sluche, s. slush, foam, 12529. Slym, Slyme, s. slime, mud, quick- sand, 5710, 13547; a snare, a trap, 13281.
Slyme, v. to do anything care- lessly, to pretend ignorance, 8096. See Sling.
Slyng, v. Slyngyng, part. casting down,
slaughter, 6006, 7693. Slyp, v. See Slip.
Smaragden, s. a precious stone, emerald. probably sardonyx, 924.
Smelt, adj. shining, polished, bright (as if smelted), 1667. Smert, adj. rough, uncut, 924; sharp, fierce, 9512.
Smethe, adj. (A.S.) smooth,
polished, clear, 924, 1667, 11796. Smorther, s. a suffocating smoke or smell, smut, 911, 3511, 9512, 11796
Smult, pret. of Smile, boiled, bubbled, rushed, 911. Soberly, Soburly, adv. earnestly, 248, 380.
Soche, adj. such, 1364; so great, so noble, 1725.
Socur, s. (A.N.) succour, help,
- Slithe, s. for Sliche. See Slicche.31344; allies, 9700; v. to succour,
Slober, s. foam, drift, 12529. Slogh, s. a slough, 13547. Slogh, pret. of Sle, slew, killed, 1218, 1296, 9038; Sloght, 9728; Slough, 10306. stomeryng 1.5 Slomer, v. (A.S.) to slumber, 6, 8428; part. Slomeryng.
Slomur, 8. slumber, 13285.
Slong, Slongen, Slongyn, Slungen, pret. of Sling, cast, dashed, 3201, 3217, 4215, 12529.
Slote, 8. the throat, 908; the
hollow in the throat above the breast, or, the pit of the stomach, 3063, 5939, 6409.
Slough. See Slogh.
slode pret. 8225 1,4 pidi!) · slidon p. p. 4037 slydyn 6.
to help, 6447. to sopr5923 for 644. Sodenly, adv. suddenly, 1697. dan syed So-gat in such manner, 5207. Sogh, pret. of Se, saw, 739. Soght, Soghton, Sought, Sought- on, pret. of Seek, sought, searched, invented, 1623; went, pushed on, rushed, poured, 964, 1353, 5903,659, -9127; rose, 1091; fell, 4315; came, entered, 392, 1376, 8716; departed, 6644, 13209; part. p. driven, forced, 1513.
Soiourne, v. to sojourn, to abide, 382.
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