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wards, 142, 470, 1875, etc. Special passage: ǣr ne siððan, “before nor since,” 718. Correl. with syððan, conj., 2201–7.

siððan, syððan, seoððan, conj., [sithence] since, after, when, 106, 115, 413, 850, 1148, 1204, 1689, 1775, etc. With pret.=pluperf. 1978, etc. With pret. and pluperf. syððan mergen cōm, ond wē tō symble geseted hæfdon, 2103–4.

slǣp, st. m., sleep, 1251, 1742.

slǣpan, st. v., sleep; pres. part., acc. sg. m. slǣpendne, 741, uninflected, 2218; acc. pl. 1581.

sleac, adj., slack, 2187.

slēan, st. v., pret. sg. slōh, slōg.:
I. intrans. strike, 681, 1565, 2679.
II. trans.:
(1) strike, 2699.
(2) slay, 108, 1152, 2050, etc.

ge-slēan, st. v., with acc:
(1) fight out, 459.
(2) gain by fighting; pret. pl. hīe ðā mǣrða geslōgon, “they gained glory by fighting,” 2996.

of-slēan, st. v., slay, 574, 1665, 3060.

slītan, st. v., slit, tear to pieces, 741.

slīðe, adj., savage, hurtful, dangerous, 184, 2398.

slīðen, adj., dire, deadly, 1147.

smið, st. m., smith, 406; nom. wǣpna smið, “weapon-smith,” 1452.

smiðian, w. v.

be-smiðian, w. v., make firm by smith’s work, 775.

snell, adj., brisk, prompt, keen, bold; weak nom. sg. m. snella, 2971.

snel-līc, adj., brisk, prompt, keen, bold, 690.

snotor, snottor, adj., wise, prudent, 190, etc.; pl. snotere, 202, snottre, 1591; weak nom. sg. m. snottra, 1314, etc., snotra, 2156, etc.; absolutely, 1786, etc.

snotor-līce, adv.

snotor-līcor, compar., more wisely, more prudently, 1842.

snūde, adv., quickly, 904, etc.

snyrian, w. v., hasten, 402.

snyttru, st. f., wisdom, prudence, 1726, 942, 1706.

snyttrum, dat. pl. used adverbially, wisely, 872.

snyðian, w. v.

be-snyðian, w. v., deprive, 2924.

sōcn, st. f., persecution; dat. þǣre sōcne, “from that persecution,” 1777.

somod, samod, adv., together, 1211, 2196, etc.; with ætgædere, 387, etc.

somod, samod, prep., with dat.; somod (samod) ǣr-dæge, “at dawn,” 1311, 2942.

sōna, adv., soon, 121, etc.

song, see singan.

sorg-, see sorh-.

sorgian, w. v., sorrow, care, 451, 1384.

sorh, st. f., sorrow, 473, 149, etc.; obl. sg. sorge, 119, 2004, etc.; dat. sorhge, 2468.

sorh-cearig, sorg-cearig, adj., [sorrow-careful] sorrowful, heartbroken, 2455, 3152.

sorh-ful(l), adj., sorrowful, 512, 1278, 1429, 2119.

sorh-lēas, adj., sorrowless, free from sorrow, 1672.

sorh-lēoð, st. neut., sorrow-lay, lamentation, 2460.

sorh-wylm, st. m., [sorrow-welling] surge of sorrow or care, 904, 1993.

sōð, st. neut., sooth, truth, 532, etc.; dat. tō sōðe, “for sooth,” 51, etc.

sōð, adj., [sooth] true, 1611, 2109.

sōð-cyning, st. m., [Sooth-king] God, 3055.

sōðe, adv., [soothly] truly, 524.

sōð-fæst, adj., soothfast, just, 2820.

sōð-līce, adv., [soothly] truly, 141, etc.

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