3 sg. stent, 137. 22; 149. 21; 181. 25; 267. 9; standed, 254. 2; 3 pl. standao, 48. 14; 82. 11; 137. 14; 252. 18; 262. 13; pret. 3 sg. stod, 49. 24; 99. 10; 168. 15; 220. 11; 292. 19; opt. 3 sg. stande, 70. 11; 74. 9, 17; 155. 22; 234. 17; 266. 12; 2 pl. 40. 11; inf. 140. 12; 236. 14; 244. 1; 267. 17. See oð-, wiðstandan. stapa, m., locust, grasshopper: gp. stapan, 221. 20. starian, W 2. intrans., look, gaze: 3 sg. starað, 4. 2. staðel, m., support, prop: dp. stapelum, 267. 9, 367. 17. staðelian, W 2. trans., establish, strengthen: inf. 253. 18. staðolfæst, adj., steadfast; firm: nsf. 237. 12; gsf. staðolfæstre, 329. 14. steap, adj., high: ap. steape, 200. 12. stearc, adj. immoderate, violent: nsm. 139. 3. stede, m., place: as. 287.9. stefen, f., voice: ns. 139. 3; ds. stefne, 66. 10; 100. 11; 141. 4; 141. 20; stæmne, 235. 22; 258.4; as. stemne, 6.8; 152. 11, 16, 21, 24; 215. 2; 283. 1; gp. stefna, 256. 16; ip. stefnum, 212. 20; 223. 26; stæfnum, 240. 14; ap. stemne, 303.28. stemn, stæmn, see stefen. stenc, m. I. smell (sense): as. 35. 13. II. odor: ds. stence, 148. 7; np. stencas, 246. 13; dp. stencum, 246. 12. steopcild, n., orphan: np. dp. steopcildum, 48. 23; ap. 48. 1; 74. 6; 309. 3. stēor, f., punishment, penalty, corrective: ds. steore, 168. 6; 169. 8; 266. 25; 272. 8; 310. 26; 311. 16; ap. steora, 133. 19. steorfa, m., pestilence; ns. 86. 12; 133. 7; 159. 10; 243. 3. steorra, m., star: np. steorran, 92. 21; 93. 7; 137. 10; dp. steorrum, 105. 17; ap. steorran, 3. 4. 252. 10; gp. steopcilda, 257. 4; 119. 4; 209. 1; 238. 28; 295. 2; stēpel, m., tower: ds. stepele, 100. 3; as. 99. 26; stypel, 105. 4. stīgan, 1. intrans., ascend: pret. 3 sg. stah, 100. 2; inf. 99. 26. See astīgan. stihtan, W 1. trans., instigate: pret. 1 sg. stihte, 255. 12. stille, adj., undisturbed, at rest: apf. 170. 9. stilness-stream stilness, f., silence: as. stilnesse, 233. 13. 189 stincan, 3. intrans., stink; 3 sg. stincð, 148. 7. See gestincan. stingan, 3. trans., sting, pierce: imp. pl. stingað, 141. 4, 6, 9. stio, adj. I. severe, cruel: nsf. 96. 5; asn. 39. 3; 301. 19; comp. asn. stiore, 96. 8. II. resolute: dsn. stiðum, 198. 13. stīðe, adv., very much, severely: 137. 14. stiolice, adv. I. severely: 126. 10. II. stoutly: 236. 23. stīōmōd, adj. I. resolute, firm: nsm. 145. 27. II. stubborn: gsf. stiomodre, 133. 17. stod, m., post: ns. 225. 8. stōl, m., throne: ns. 267. 18. storm, m., storm, tempest: ns. 139. 31; 262. 7; dp. stormum, 273. 8; ap. stormas, 92. 17; 223. 10. stōw, f., place: ns. 214. 17; gs. stowe, 193. 26; 194. 7; ds. stowe, 177.16; 201. 4, 21; 226. 23; 287. 19; as. stowe, 194. 6; 201.16; 233. 21; np. stowa, 160. 16; 249. 17; dp. stowan, 104. 10; ap. stowa, 138. 24; 195. 15. stræl, m., arrow: dp. strælum, 214. 13; strealum, 225. 5. strang, adj., mighty; bold, brave; strong; strict; violent: terrible: nsm. 260. 7; nsm. wk. stranga, 262.8; nsn. (terrible), 225. 12; asm. strangne, 250. 2; asn. wk. strange, 173.6; npm. strange, 162. 17; comp. nsm. strengra, 197. 21; 207. 24; sup. nsm. strengest, 147. 1; nsn. strangast, 256. 16. strangian, W 2. I. intrans., prevail: inf. 133. 5. II. trans., strengthen: opt. 3 sg. strangie, 267. 20. See gestrangian. stranglic, adj., severe, violent: as. 141. 5. stranglice, adv., firmly; severely, violently: terribly: 198. 13; 207, 8; 217. 22; 221. 15; stranlice, 220. 22. streal, see strēl. strēam, m., stream: ns. 186. 12; as. 196. 5; ap. streamas, 3. 4. strec, adj., fierce: apm. strece, 105. 34. streng, m., string: ap. strengas, 255. 8. strengð, f., strength, fortitude: ns. 51. 7; 57. 4; 247. 16; ds. strengde, 59. 11; 247. 21; strencõe, 53. 10; as. strengde, 57. 17; 147. 1; strencõe, 51. 21. stric, mn. (?), plague: ns. 86. 12; 159. 10. strūdung, f., robbery: gp. strudunga; 40. 8; ap. strudunga, 115. 9, 164. 1; strutunga, 129. 18. strynan, W 1. I. trans., beget: 3 sg. stryno, 193. 5. II. intrans., acquire: opt. 3 sg. stryne, 70. 3; imp. pl. strynað, 40. 8. See gestrýnan. stunt, adj., foolish, stupid: vsm. stunta, 286. 23; npm. stunte, 55. 23; npn. stunte, 305. 13; dpm. wk. stuntum, 75. 3. stuntlice, adv., foolishly, stupidly: 285. 31. stuntnys, f., stupidity, folly: ns. 52. 17; 58. 16; as. stuntnysse, 59. 7. stuntwyrde, adj., foolish of speech: nsm. 72. 17. stypel, see stepel. styran, W 1. intrans., correct, rebuke; check: 3 pl. styrað; 176. 29; pret. 3 sg. styrde, 168. 3; opt. 3 sg. styre, 74. 14; 75.3; 266. 23; 308. 19; inf. 178. 11; 271. 29. See gestiran. styrend, m., governor, ruler: vs. 255. 18. styrian, W 2. trans. I. stir, move: pret. 3 sg. styrede, 98. 22; inf. 255. 9. styrne, adj., stern, severe: nsm., 267. 3. styrnlic, adj., severe, violent: npf. styrnlice, 86. 11; apm. styrnlice, 92. 17. styrnlice, adv., sternly: 267. 1. styrung, f., disturbance: np. styrunga, 86. 11; dp. styrungum, 91. 1. sulh, f., I. plough: ns. 310. 24; gs. sylle, 223. 18. II. measure of land cultivated with a plow: ds. sylh, 170. 20; soluh, 173. 14. sulhælmesse, f., plough-alms: as. sullhælmessan, 116. 1; 208. 1; 311. 7; npm. sulhælmessan, 113. 10. sum, pron., a certain, certain a; some : nsm. 2, 18; 13.8; 106. 32; 140. 9, 16; 174. 25; 257.9; 273. 10; 286. 15; nsf. 287. 12; nsn. 107. 13; 142. 7; gs. sumes, 236. 18; dsm. sumum, 49. 24; 98. 21; 257. 10; 286. 14; suman, 7. 14; 132. 8; 166. 4; 185. 5; 215. 16; dsf. sumre, 280. 29; asm. sumne, 171. 14; asf. sume, 84. 11; 85. 4; 95. 16; 100. 8; 104. 4; 140. 10; 152. 7; 210. 26; 235. 7; 273. 11; asn. 2. 19; 7. 14; 12. 1; 52. 7; 55. 22; 98. 13; 283. 17; 306. 20; isn. sume, 218. 2; isf. sume, 205. 6; npm. sume, 13. 12, 14; 54. 5; 81. 15; 82. 2; 103. 22; 105. 16, 18, 19, 20; 107. 9; 206. 6; 269. 22; gpm. sumra, 4. 10; dpf. sumum, 106. 23; dpn. sumum, 12. 4; apm. sume, 161. 1; apf. sume, 167. 5. sumor, m., summer: gs. (adverbially), sumeres, 249. 21. sunnandæg, m., Sunday: ns. 209. 31; 222. 25; 295. 7; sunnændæg, 222. 27; sunnandeg, 217. 18; gs. sunnandæges, 71. 4 (18 times); sunnandeges, 211. 28; 216. 8; 220. 21; 221. 18; 222. 1, 26; ds. sunnandæge, 210. 3, 5; 211. 13; 219. 22; as. 207. 10 (17 times); sunnandeg, 218. 12 (11 times); gp. sunnandaga, 117. 5; 208. 12; 308. 32; dp. sunnandagum, 295. 7; ap. sunnandagas, 284. 4. sunnanniht, f., Saturday night: ipf. sunnannihtum, 305. 23. sunne, f., sun: ns. 92, 20; 93. 2, 5; 137. 11; 149. 8; 227. 17; 264. 3; gs. sunnan, 233. 6, 10; ds. sunnan, 86. 13; as. sunnan, 3. 4; 105. 13; 260. 8. sunu, m., son: ns. 12. 17 (24 times); suna, 107. 30; gs. 152. 16; suna, 152. 20, 24; ds. suna, 2. 15; 125. 14; 149. 28; 215. 12; 242. 20; sunæ, 291. 24; as. 21. 16; 22. 6; 152. 12; 228. 24; 252. 15; 277. 27; sunæ, 289. 19; np. 216. 24; suna, 10. 11, 15; 206. 26. sūselcwalu, f., painful death: as. suselcwale, 238. 23; 241. 13. sūsl, nf., torment, torture: ds. susle, 138. 25; 187. 18; 214. 26; 256. 4; as. susle, 138. 9; 295. 21; ap. susla, 146. 19. See cwicsūsl. sūð, adv., southward: 205. 13; sup, 215. 18. suðdæl, m., the south: ds. suðdale, 195. 22. sūwian, W 3. trans., conceal by silence: 2 sg. suwast, 283. 3. See forsuwian. swā, adv., so; such; thus: 8. 2 (288 times); swa swa, the... the, 156. 6; 189. 6. swā, conj., as, just as: 8. 2 (328 times); swa swa, 2. 17 (63 times), swā ... swā, either...or: 5. 14 (29 times). Swā Ŏæt, see dat. Swa hwa swa, see hwa. Swā hwar swa, see hwar. Swa hwæder swa, see hwæder. Swa hwylc swā, see hwylc. swælan, W 1. intrans., burn: ptc. asn. swælende, 213. 6. swer, adj. I. heavy: nsf. 178. 8. II. sluggish: nsm. 257. 12. swæsende, n., food: ap. swæsendo, 248. 5. swæslic, adj., friendly: dpf. swæslicum, 196. 19. swaslice, adv., in a friendly manner, pleasantly: 55. 6; 79. 4; 82. 3. sweetan, W 1. intrans., sweat: inf. 141. 3. swangor, adj., inert: nsm. 257. 12. swat, n., blood: ds. swate, 255. 23. swādēah, adv., nevertheless, however: 111. 1; swapeah, 2. 9 (12 times); sweþeah, 222. 6. swādēahhwæðere, adv., nevertheless, however: 304. 16; swaþeahhwæðere, 13. 12; 89. 24. sweart, adj., black; malignant: nsm. 137. 8, 10; gsm. sweartes, 139. 1; gsm. wk. sweartan, 198. 18; dsm. wk. sweartan, 96. 22. swefl, m., sulphur: nsm. 201. 1. sweflen, adj., sulphurous: asm. sweflene, 232. 1; asm. 221. 12, 23. sweflic, adj., sulphurous (?) : asm. swelicne, 223. 11. sweg, m., uproar: ns. 137. 7. swēgan, W 1. intrans., sound: 3 pl. swegað, 200. 15. sweltan, 3. intrans., perish, die: 3 pl. sweltað, 207. 25; opt. |