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GLOSSARY.

græs-molde, w. f., grass-earth, grass-plain, 1881.

gram, adj., angry, fierce, 424, 765, etc.

grāp, st. f., grasp, claw, 438, 836, etc.

grāpian, w. v., grope, gripe, grasp, 1566, 2085.

grēot, st. m., grit, earth, 3167.

grēotan, st. v., [Sc. greet] weep, 1342.

grētan, w. v., pret. grētte: greet:
(1) salute, 347, etc.
(2) approach, seek out. attack, touch, 168, 803, 1995, 2736, 3081, etc.

ge-grētan, w. v., greet, 1980, etc.; inf. gegrēttan, 1861.

grim(m), adj., grim, 121, etc.; dat. pl. grimman, 1542.

grīm-helm, st. m., visored helmet, 334.

grim-līc, adj., grim[-like], 3041.

grimman, st. v., snort, rage, hurry; pret. pl. grummon, 306.

grimme, adv., drimly, terribly, 3012, etc.

grindan, st. v.

for-grlndan, st. v., grind down, grind to pieces, ruin, destroy; with dat., 424; with acc. 2335, 2677.

grīpan, st. v., gripe, grasp, seize, 1501.

for-grīpan, st. v., with dat., grip[e] to death, 2353.

wið-grīpan, st. v., gripe at, oppose; inf. wið ðām āglǣcean…gylpe wiðgrīpan, “maintain my boast against the monster (lit. with boast oppose),” 2521.

gripe, st. m., grip, 1148, etc.

grom-heort, adj., fierce-hearted, hostile-hearted, 1682.

grom-hȳdig, adj., angry-minded, hostile-minded, 1749.

grōwan, st. v., grow; pret. sg. grēow, 1718.

grund, st. m., ground, earth, bottom, 1367, 1404, etc.

grund-būend, st. m. (pres. part.), [ground-dweller] inhabitant of earth, 1006.

grund-hyrde, st. m., [ground-herd] guardian of the bottom (of the mere), 2136.

grund-sele, st. m., ground-hall, hall or cave at the bottom (of the mere), 2139.

grund-wong, st. m., ground-plain, plain, floor (of a cave), bottom (of a mere), 1496, 2588, 2771.

grund-wyrgen, st. f., [ground-she-wolf] she-wolf at the bottom (of a mere), 1518.

gryn, st. neut., snare (= O.E. grin), or sorrow (= O.E. gyrn, q.v.), 930.

gryre, st. m., terror, terrible deed, 384, 591, 3041, etc.

gryre-broga, w. m., grisly terror, horror, 2227.

gryre-fāh, adj., [grisly-stained] horribly bright, 2576.

gryre-gēatwa, st. f. pl., grisly trappings, warlike trappings, 324.

gryre-giest, st. m., grisly guest, terrible stranger, 2560.

gryre-lēoð, st. neut., grisly lay, terrible song, 786.

gryre-līc, adj., grisly, terrible, 1441, etc.

gryre-sīð, st. m., grisly journey, terrible expedition, 1462.

guma, w. m., man, 73, 652, 2821, etc.

gum-cynn, st. neut., [man-kin] race, tribe, or nation of men, 260, 944.

gum-cyst, st. f., manly virtue, 1723, etc.; dat. pl. gum-cystum gōdnc, “munificent,” 1486.

gum-drēam, st. m., joy of men, 2469.

gum-dryhten, st. m., lord of men, 2469.

gum-fēða, w. m., troop of warriors on foot, 1401.

gum-mann, st. m., [man-]man, 1028.

gum-stōl, st. m., [groom-stool] throne, 1952.

gūð, st. f., war, battle, 483, etc.; dat., 603, etc.

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