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440 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES,
Seuyntene (Seuentene), seventeen,
2105.
Spuyrd, pt. s. was separated, 579.
Sewe, ger. to follow, 2105, 3534 ;
V. pursue, go on, 2840 ;
make
suit, sue, 5161; imitate, 2515;
Sewis,^-. s. follows, 6507 ; Sewes,
3091; (Sewcs), 2502; (Sewyd),
pp. followed, been used to, 795* ;
Sewe, imp. s. follow, 686.
Sewe, V. sew together, 1925 (tlie
Dublin MS. has Insew) ; Sewys,
pr. s. sews up, 423.
Suwes, pi. pottages, 4275. See Sew
in Halliwell.
Sex, six, 5470.
Sexes, Xerxes, 2361 , 3558 ;
(Serxes),
31.36; (Seryxes), 3097; Sexis,
5600 ;
(Sixes), 2483 ;
(Serexies),
2994.
Sext, ord. sixth, 3346, 3384.
Sextene, sixteen, 3821.
Sexti (Sexty), sixty, 1042 ;
(Sexty),
806*.
Seyis (Se-^es), pr. s. goes, 1573.
(Seysyd), pp. seized ; Seysyd to
hym, seized for himself, 3187.
See Sese.
Se^es, pr. s. sinks, falls, 4333 ;
passes, goes, 2182 ; Seses, pr. pi.
sink, fall, drop, 2043, 2057, 3641
Seje, 4844 ;
Sejen, pass, go, 1481 ;
Se^es, pr. pi. {with to), approach,
advance to (the city), 1388. A.S.
scegan, to cause to sink, confused
with s/gan, to sink, fall. Note
also Seye, to go, Se^en, arrived, in
Gloss, to Gawayn and the Grene
Knight, and Seie in the Troybook.
Sejis, 2fut. 8. shalt see, 5022 ;
pr. s.
sees, 3053 ; Se3e8, heeds, 3291
perceives, 5583 ; Se^is, heeds,
4478 ; lit. sees, hut used with the
sense o/" seems, 4704,
Se3t, s. sight, 5537.
Shaftis (Shaftez), pi. shafts, rays,
1544.
Shnlkis (Salkez), pi. men, 1391;
(Shalkez), 3267*.
(Shall), pr. s. shall, 809*.
(Shamesly), adv. shamefully, 739*.
Shnpid (Ecliapyn, I pr.pl.), 1 pt.j^l
escaped, 1944.
Shapis, pr. s. forms, shapes, 113;
Rhap, 2 pr. pi. intend, 2143;
Shapen (Shapyn), pp. ordained,
2260 ;
(Shapyn), ordained, 3267* ;
Shapid (Shapyd), pp. decreed,
809.
(Sharpo), acZy. sharp, 957.
Sharpid (Sharped), pp. sharpened,
1890.
Shauys, pr. a. shaves, 121.
Shaw, ger. to shew, 321 ; Shawis,
pr. pi. shew (themselves), 3429.
(She), she. 948.
Sheet, 1767*. See Ouer-sheet and
Shote.
(Shelde), pr. s. subj. shield, 1472.
Sheinerand, pres. part, shimmering,
1544.
(Shendes), 2 pr. s. spoilest, 1767* ;
(Shendit), pp. spoilt, destroyed,
2236.
(Shendship), s. disgrace, 3267*.
Shethe (Sheth), s. sheath, 2639.
Shewe, v. shew, 1827 ;
ger. 1666 ;
Shewis (Shewys), pr. s. shews,
928; Shewid,^*. ^Z. 1704.
Shildis (Sheldez), pi. shields, 787.
(Shillynges), pi. shillings, 807*.
Shipis (Shippez), pi. ships, 2454.
Shire, adj. bright, sheer, clear, pure,
113, 1544, 2454, 4675; (Shire),
807* 2048.
Sho, pron. she, 3928 ;
(Sho), 733*
Shoo, 5145.
(Shote), 8. shot; Shote ouer-sheet,
overshoot thy shot, 1767*. Bead
ouer-sheet.
(Shote), ger. shoot, cast, 807*
(Shotyn), pt. pi. shot, 3041;
(Shott),j02'. 1544.
Shount, ger. to escape, 2143. E.
shunt.
Showte, 8. shout, 1392.
Shrewe, s. mischievous person, 1706.
Shuldirs (Shulders), pi. shoulders,
812; (Shulders),731*; (Shuldres),
773*.
Sibbe, adj. akin, 4492. See Syb.
Sibhire, adj. comp. nearer of
_
kin,
586.
Siche, adj. such, 83, 1889; Sich,
1076.
Sichim (Sychim), Sichem, 1759.
Sichomurcs, p. sycamores, 4973.