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BEOWULF.

under sceadu bregdan, “cast under the shades, i.e. kill,” 707.

scēaden-mǣl, adj., curiously inlaid (sword); absolutely, 1939.

sceadu-genga, w. m., shadoow-goer, prowler by night, 703.

sceal, etc., see sculan.

scealc, st. m., marshal, retainer, 918, 939.

scearp, adj., sharp, 288.

scēat, st. m., [sheet] corner, region, quarter, 96; gen. pl. sceatta, 752.

sceatt, st. m., money, 1686.

sceaþa, scaþa, w. m., scather, foe, warrior: nom. pl. scaþan, 1803, 1895; gen. pl. sceaþena, 4, sceaðona, 274.

sceaðan, st. v., with dat., scathe, injure; pret. scōd, 1887.

ge-sceaðan, st. v., with dat., scathe, 1502, 1587. Special passages: pret. sg. sē ðe him sāre gescēod, “who injured himself sorely,” 2222; bill ǣr gescōd…eald-hlāfordes þām ðāra māðma mund-bora wæs longe hwīle, “the old lord’s (Beowulf’s) sword had erewhile injured him that had been the protector of those treasures a long while,” 2777.

scēawere, st. m., explorer, spy, 253.

scēawi(g)an, w. v., with acc., [shew] espy, see, view, observe, 840, 843, 1391, etc.; pres. pl. subj. scēawian, 3008; pret. pl. scēawedon, 132, etc.; pp. gescēawod, 3075, 3084.

-scēd, see -scādan.

sceft, st. m., shaft, 3118.

scel, see sculan.

scencan, w. v., skink, pour out; pret. sg. scencte, 496.

scenne, w. f., sword-guard, 1694.

-scēod, see -sceaðan.

sceolde, see sculan.

-scēop, see -scyppan.

scēotan, st. v., shoot, 1744.

ge-scēotan, st. v., with acc., shoot or dart into, hurry to; pret. sg. hord eft gescēat, 2319.

of-scēotan, st. v., with acc., shoot off, kill; pret. sg. ofscēt, 2439.

scēotend, st. m. (pres. part.), shooter, warrior; pl. 703, 1154.

scepen, see scyppan.

sceran, st. v., shear, cut, 1287.

ge-sceran, st. v., shear, cut in two, 1526; pret. sg. gescer, 2973.

-scet, see -sceotan.

sceððan, w. v., usu. with dat., scathe, injure, 1514, 1524, etc. ; absolutely, 243.

ge-sceððan, w. v., with dat., scathe, injure, 1447.

scild-, see scyld-.

scile, see sculan.

scīnan, st. v., shine, 1517, etc.; pret. pl. scinon, 994, scionon, 303.

scinna, w. m., devil, 939.

scionon, see scīnan.

scip, st. neut., ship, 302, etc.; dat. pl. scypon, 1154.

scip-here, st. m., ship-army, naval force; dat. scip-herge, 243.

scīr, adj., sheer, bright, 322, 496, 979; weak gen. 1694.

scīr-ham, adj., bright-coated, with shining mail, 1895.

scōd, see sceaðan.

scolde, etc., see sculan.

scop, st. m., [shaper] maker, bard, etc., 90, etc.

scōp, see scyppan.

scota, w. m., shooter, warrior; dat. pl. scotenum, 1026 (see note).

scrīfan, st. v., [shrive] prescribe, pass sentence, 979.

for-scrīfan, st. v., with dat. pers., proscribe, 106.

ge-scrīfan, st. v., prescribe: pret. sg. swā him wyrd ne gescrāf hrēð æt hilde, “as weird did not assign to him triumph in battle,” 2574.

scrīðan, st. v., stride, stalk, glide, wander, move, go, advance, 163, 650, 703, 2569.

scucca, w. m., demon; dat. pl. scuccum ond scinnum, “from demons and devils,” 939.

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