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INDEX.

267

trymman,

wv.,

400

tu, num.,

172

betuh,

see

betweoh.

tunge,

wf.,

276.

tungol,

stn.,

243. 1 and

N.;

244.

tiinincel, stn.,

247.

turf,

284.

tuwa,

see

twiwa.

twejfwintre, adj.,

303 N.

twc'o,wm.,113;277N.2.

twe'ogean,

wv.,414

N. 1.

betweoh,71;172N.;329.

(be)tweonum,

adv.,

222.

;

329.

betweox(n),

adv.,

329.

twiefold,

adj.,

43. 2.

;

330 and

tvvih,

betwih,

see

be-

tweoh.

getwinne,

adj.

num.,

329.

twiwa, 317;

331.

betwuh,

see betweoh.

betwux,

see

betweox.

tyht, stm.,

266.

tylg,

adv.,

323.

ty'n,

wv., 117;

408.4.

flaccian, wv.,

10.

"Saeder, "Saedres, adv.,

321.

Ssenne,

adv.,

65 N.

foer,

adv.,

321.

"Sseslic,

pron.,

349.

Sara, adv.,

321 N. 2.

5e,

part,

rel.,

340.

geSeaht,

stfn.,

261

;

269 and

fte'aw, stm.,

250. 1.

"Se/icean,

wv.,

407. a.

ftegn,

stm.,

186 N.

Segu,

stf.,

253.

"Se/icean,

wv.,

407. a.

"Se^nnan, 'Sejuan,

wv.,

400 N.

1,2;

401.

Se'oh, stn.,

242 and N. 3.

Se'on,

stv., 114;

185

373;

383 and N.

;

386 N.

Se'on, wv.,

408 N.

Se'otan,

stv.,

384

Se'o(w),

stm.,

250.2.

Se'ow,

adj.,

301.

tie'owian, wv.,

412

Se'owincel,

stn.,

247. c.

Se'owu,

stf.,

258

Serb,

see

fturh.

gerscan,

stv.,

;

179.

;

389

and N.

oes,

pron.,

338.

'Sicgean,

stwv.,

391.

and

;

400 N.

;

401

x. 1.

ider, adv.,

32_1.

Sin,

pron.,

335.

Sindan,

stv.,

386 N.

5inen(u)

stf.

258 N. 2.

*isl(e),

stwf.,

221.

56,

wf.,

67;

115;

218

278 N.

Son,

pron.,

65 N.

337

flqnan,

adv.,

321.

'So.nces,

adv.,

320.

tkmne, adv.,

N. 2.

ftorh,

see

"Surh.

Sorn,

stm.,

273.

ge'Sracen, part.,

392

N. 1.

Sracu,

stf

.,263

and

N.I.

rag,

stf.,

254.

Srawan,

stv.,

396.

rc'a,

stf., 112;

259 N.

'Sre'a,

wm.,

277 N. 2.

'Sreagean, wv.,

415

;

416

fire'ang,

stf.,

119.

Sreo,

num.,

114.

Sre'otan, stv.,

384 N.

8reottyne,

num.,

225 N.

Xrie, num.,

33 N.

;

14.

Srifeald,

num.

,330

and

iSrims, stm.,

185.

Nringan,

stv.,

386

N. 1.

'Srinna,

num.,

329

Srinnes,

stf.,

225 N.

Srintan,

stv.,

386 N.

Sn'stnes, stf.,

196 N.

ftrittig,

num.,

225 N.

Sriwa,

adv.,

317

;

331.

roh,

stmn.('),242.

rotu,

279 and

ftrowere,

stm.,

248.

'Srowian, wv.,

414 N. 2.

ge^ruen, part.,

385

N. 1.

Snih,f.,284andN.2,3.

Sriistfel, stn.,

289

N. 3.

aiSrtiten,

part.,

385 N. 1.

"Sryccean,

wv.,

407. b.

ry'n(?),wv.,408.4and

N. 1.

5ry,

stf.,

269.

pron.,

332.

"Sullic,

pron.,

349.

"Sungen,

part.^ungon,

praet.,384

386

Sunor,

stm.,

;

245.

('Sun)wonge,

-w^nge,

stwn.,

280 N. 1.

gefturen, part.,

385

N.I.

'Surfan, anv.,

422. 6.

iS'urh,

praep.,

56 N.

^uslic,

pron.,

349.

Sweal,

stn.,

222.

Swe'an,

stv.,

Ill; 373;

392.

Sweores,

adv.,

319.

Sweorh,

adj.,

218

295 N. 1.

Sweran,

stv.,

390 N.

ftwierian,

wv.,

218 N.

400 N. 1.

fiwi'nan,

stv.,

382 N. 1.

Swi'tan,

stv.,

382

geSyld,

stfn.,

267.

269 and

Syle,

stm.,

263.

Syllic,

pron.,

349.

8yn,

wv.,

117;

408.

and

11.

"Syncean,

wv.,

31 N.

;

407.

;

dhte,

67.

Syrel,

'Sy'rel,

adj.,218.

yrs,

stm.,

266.

Syrst,

stm.,

266.

"Syrstan,

wv.,

405.

gyslic, pron.,

349.

wan

"Siewan

?),

wv.,

408

268

INDEX.

ufan,

adv.,

;

321

;

comp.,

314.

ufemest,

sup.,

314.

uferra,

comp.,

55;

314.

ufor,

adv.,

55.

lihta,

wmn.(?),

185

;

280 N.

;

lihtes,

adv.,

320 N.

un-,

56 N.

uncer,

pron.,

335.

un'Sonces,

adv.,

320.

unforcii'5,

adj.,

43 N.

ungem^t,

-e,

-es,

adv.,

319.

ungewisses,

adv.,

319.

unla3d(e),adj.,299N.l.

unnan, anv.,

422. 4.

unwares,

adv.,

319.

upp, uppan,

uppe,

adv.,

321.

upweard(es),

adv.,

319.

lire,

pron.,

335

;

336

1,2.

us(s)er,

pron.,

180;

335;

336 N. 1.

lit, litan, lite, adv.,

321

;

comp.,

314.

utemest,

sup.,

314.

uterra,

comp.,

314.

wacian, wv.,

416

N. 6.

wadan, stv.,

392

wasccende,

part.,

416

waecnan,

stwv.,

392 N.

waed,

stn.,

240.

gewajde,

stn.,

248.

wajdla,

\vm.,

202.

waig,

stni.,

266.

waege,

stn.,

248.

wael, stn.,

240.

wa'lhreow,

adj.,

43.2. a.

waepen,

stn.,

189;

243.

244.

wsepmoji,

m.,

186 N.

wsepnian,

wv.,

189.

waer,

adj.,

294.

Waerburg, p.n.,

284

N. 1.

waestm,

stm.,

221.

2.;

264.

waestmbajre,

adj.,

299.

water, stn.,

245.

wag,

stm.,

273.

-ware,

stwm.

pi.,

263

warenian,

wv.,

60 N.

warofi, stn.,

105 N. 2.

was

waes,

49 N. 1.

wascan, stv., 10;

392

wawan,

stv.,

396.

wea, wm.,

N.;

118N.

wealcan, stv.,

396.

-weald,

p.n.,

51.

weald, stm.,

273.

wealdan, stv.,

396.

wealdend, m.,

286 and

; f.,

287.

gewealdes,

adv.,

320.

Wealh,

stm.,

242.

weall, stm.,

239. 2.

weallan, stv.,

396.

wealtan,

stv.,

396.

-weard,

adj.

adv.,

43. 2.

6. 3.

and N.

51;

319.

-weardes,

adv.,

319.

weaxan,

stv.,

392 N. 3.

we,ccean,

wv.,

407. a.

WCg,

stm.,

247.

w^cgean,

wv.,

400 N.

;

401. 1

and

N. 1.

we,d,

stn.,

247.

gewed,

stn.,

267. a.

weg,

stm.,

241 N.

wegan,

stv.,

391

1,6.

wel,

adv.,

315

wela,

wm.,

109.

weler, stm.,

264.

welgehwser, (ge)wel-

hwrer, adv.,

321 N. 2.

(ge)welhwilc,

pron.,

347.

we,mman,

wv.,

405.

wen, stf.,

;

269.

w^nge,

wn.,

280 N. 1.

weninga,

adv.,

318.

wejinan,

wejiian,

wv.,

400 N. 1

;

405.

we/ian,

wv.,

400

N. 1.

we'obud,

we'ofod,

stn.,

222

N. 1.

weorc, stn.,72;

238. a. 1.

weorold,

stf

;

106.

274 N. 1.

weorpan,

stv.,

72;

388

and

N. 2.

weortfan, stv., 72;

388

and N.

weorftian,

wv.,

72.

weorSig,

stf.,

72.

weorSmynt,

stf.,

255. 3.

weoren,

part.,

382

weosan, stv.,

382 M. 3.

we'pan,

stv.,

396.

wer,

stm.,

241 N.

wejian,

wv.,

400 N. 1.

werod, stn.,

106. 1.

wesan, anv.,

391 N. 1

;

427.

west,

westan,

adv.,

314

;

comp.,

321.

westen,

stn.,

246.

westerra,

comp.,

west-

mest,

sup.,

314.

wibed,

see we'ofod.

wican,

stv.,

382

wicg,

stn.,

247.

wicu,

see

wucu.

wide, adv.,

315.

widlan,

wv.,

202. 3.

widuwe,

see wuduwe

wfelincel,

stn.,

247. c.

wiell,

stm.,

266.

wielwan,

wv.,

408.

and N. 5.

wiergen,

stf.,

258. 1.

wiers,

adv.,

323.

wiersa,

comp.,

wierre-

sta,

sup.,

;

N.;

180;

312.

wierfte,

adj.,

71 N.

wi'f,

stn.,

239.

1. b.

wifmo.ii,

m.,

193. 2.

wiga,

wm.,

277.

wigend,

m.,

24 N.

;

280.

wiht, stfn.,

;

100 N.

267.

6 and

;

269 and N. 4.

Wiht,

p.n.,

284.

Wihtgar, p.n.,

273 N. 2.

INDEX.

269

wilde,

adj.,

202. 2.

wildL-or, stn.,

225. 3.

wililor,

stn.,

289.

gewile,

gewill,

stn.(?),

263

and

N. 3.

willan,

anv.,

428.

willes,

adv.,

320.

wiudan, stv.,

386

wine,

stm., 262;

263

winnan, stv.,

386 N.

winster,

adj.,

185. 2.

winter,

stm.,

273

and

wircend,

in.,

286 N. 2.

wist,

stt'.,

20'.)

;

wistu,

pi.,

267 N. 2.

witan,

anv.,

420.

aetwitan, stv.,

382

gewitan,

stv.,

382 N. 1.

wi'te,

stn.,

248.

bewitian,

wv.,

109.

wlacu, wlaec,

adj.,

303.

wlaeee, stn.,

263.

wle,ccean,

wv.,

407. b.

wli'tan,

stv.,

382

wlitc, stm.,

263 and

wloh,

f.,

218N.

284

and N. 1.

gevvldli,

adj.,

295.

wueor.stf., 254.1;

255.2.

woh,

stn.,

;

242

and

N. 1.

woh,

adj.,

67;

295

N.I;

304 N.

wolcen, stn.,

186

N.;

243

wolcread,

adj.,

WolfwoUu,

p.u.,

273

N. 4.

wollenteare,

adj.,

387

N. 3.

wom(a),

stwm.,

68.

WQn(a),

adj.,

291

N.;

204.

WQiig,

stm.,

273

WQnge,

wn.,

280

N. 1.

wynn, adj.,

295 N. 2.

word, stn.,

238.

worms,

worsm,stn.,

186

wracu, stf.,

253

and N.

wrastlian,

wv.,

10.

wrecan, stv.,

391

wre,ccea,

wm.,

wr^ecean,

wv.,407

N.3.

wrejic,

stm.,

266.

wre'on, stv., 114; 373;

383.

wre;$ian,

wv.,

400 N. 2.

wn'dan, stv.,

382 N.

wriSan,

stv.,

382 N. 1.

wringan,

stv.,

386 N.

gewrit,

stn.,

241.

writan, stv.,

382 N. 1.

wrixlan, wv.,

100

180.

wrotan,

stv.,

396.

wucu, wf.,

;

279.

wudu, stm., 71;

271 and

wuduwe,

wf.,

and N.

;

156.

wuht,

see wiht.

wuldor,

stm.,

202.

wulf,

stm.

,55;

239.1.

wulle, wf.,

55.

gewuna, adj.,

291

wund,

stf.,

254.

wunian,

wv.,

70;

411.

wuton,

;

172

wylf,

stf.,

257.

wynn,stf.,257N.2;269.

wyrcean,

wv.,

407.

and N.

wyrd,

stf.,

269 and

N. 2.

forwyrd,

stm.,

267. b.

gewvrht,

stfn.,

267.

368

and

wyrm,

stm.,

N.;

265.

wyrp,

stm.,

266.

wyrt,

stf.,

269.

wyrtiin,

stm.,

225.

wyrtruma,

wm.,225.

wyscan,

wv.,

405. 2.

yfel,

adj.,

296 and

;-comp.,

312.

yferra, comp., yfemest,

sup.,

314.

yfes,

stf.,

93.

ymb(e),

adv.

prep.,

95 N. 2.

y'mest,

sup.,

222.

314 and

yppan,

wv.,

405.

y'st,

stf.,

269.

y'terra,

comp.,

ytemestj

sup.,

314.

stf.,

258.

GOTHIC INDEX.

270

INDEX.

auhmists,

222.

INDEX. 271

midjis,

297.

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