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GLOSSARY.
swīðor, compar., more greatly, more, more especially, rather, 960, 1139, 1874, 2198.

swīð-ferhð, swȳð-ferhð, adj., strong-souled, stout-hearted, 173, 493, 826, 908.

swīð-hicgende, adj. (pres. part.), [strong-thinking] bold-minded, stout-hearted, 919, 1016.

swīð-mōd, adj., [strong-mood] stout-hearted, 1624.

swōgan, st. v., sound; pres. part. 3145.

swōr, see swerian.

-sworcan, see -sweorcan.

swulces, see swylc.

swurd, see sweord.

swutol, see sweotol.

swylc, adj.-pron., such, such as, as.

I. ( = L. talis) such:
(1) adj. 582, 1347, etc.
(2) pron. 299 (with gen.), 996; gen. swulces, 880 (see hwā); acc. ōðer swylc ūt offerede, “carried out and off another such [batch],” 1583.

II. ( = L. qualis) such as, 1156 (with gen.), 1797, 2869; acc. eall gedælan…swylc him God sealde, “deal out all that God gave him,” 72.

III. ( = L. talis…qualis) swylc…swylc, “such…as,” 1249 (with gen.), 1328–9, 3164.

swylce:

I. adv., as well as, likewise, 113, 293, 2258, etc.; once swilce, 1152.

II. conjunctive adv., as, 757.

swylt, st. m., death, 1255, 1436.

swylt-dæg, st. m., death-day, 2798.

swymman, see swimman.

swȳn, see swīn.

swynsian, w. v., resound, 611.

swyrd, see sweord.

swȳð, see swīð.

-swȳðan, see -swīðan.

swȳðe, see swīðe.

sȳ, see wesan.

syfan-wintre, adj., seven winters old, 2428.

syfone, see seofon.

-syhð, see -sēon.

sylf(a), see self.

syll, st. f., sill, base, floor, 775.

syllan, see sellan.

syllīc, see sellīc.

symbel, st. neut., feast, banquet, 564, 2431, etc.; dat. symble, 119, 2104, symle, 81, etc.

symbel-wynn, st. f., feast-joy, joy in feasting, 1782.

sym(b)le, adv., always, 2450, 2497, 2880.

symle, n., see symbel.

syn-bysig, adj., [sin -busy] guilt-haunted, troubled by guilt, 2226.

syn-dolh, st. neut., ceaseless wound, incurable wound, 817.

syndon, see wesan.

syngales, see singales.

syngian, w. v., sin; pp. gesyngad, 2441.

synn, st. f., sin, crime, injury, hatred, struggle, 975, 1255, 2472, 3017.

syn-scaða, w. m., ceaseless scather, perpetual foe, 707, 801.

syn-snǣd, st. f., [ceaseless bit] huge bit, 743.

synt, see wesan.

syrce, w. f., sark, shirt of mail, 226, etc.

syrwan, w. v., ensnare, 161.

be-syrwan, w. v., ensnare, 713; contrive, 942.

syððan, w. v., avenge, 1106.

syððan, see siððan.

T.

tācen, st. neut., token, 833; dat. tācne, 141, 1654.

tǣcan, w. v.

ge-tǣcan, w. v., teach, indicate, assign, 313, 2013.

talian, w. v., tell, 532, 594; count, reckon, 677, 2027; pres. sg. 1st wēn ic talige, “I reckon it a thing to be expected,” 1845.

tēar, st. m., tear, 1872.

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