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450 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Stremand, pres. part, streaming,
flashing ;
Ai stremand, continually,
flashing, 3797.
Strenkild, pp. sprinkled, thickly
covered, 3676 ; Strengkyllyd,
3224. See Strenkle in HalliweJl.
Strenth, strength, 662, 1702; Strentlie
(Strenth), 1741, 1983, 2139,
2194; Stre[n]the (Strenthe),
strength, 2468; (Strenthez, pi),
1013, 1824; Strenthe, castle,
stronghold, fort, 5265 ;
(Strenth),
1367; Strenth, 1311; Strenthis,
pi. forces, powers, 3296, 3716 ;
(Strennthes), 1270 ; Strenthis,
forts, 4352.
Strenthid, pt. s. strengthened, 499.
(Strenys), pr. 8. strains, stretches
out, 792*. See Stranes, Streyne.
Stretis (Stretes), pL streets, 1475,
1495, 1514.
Streyne (Strene), v. strain, exert,
2809 ;
Streyned (Strenyd), pp.
constrained, compelled, 3121.
See Halliwell.
Street, adj. straight ; Strejt on,
straight upon, near, 1574.
Street, adv. straight, 452, 3066;
(Streght), 1321, 1995: Strejt,
straightway, 4758 ;
(Streit vp),
792*.
Street him (Straght hym), pt. s.
directed hiuiself, went, goes, 3206.
Strc3tis, pr. s. marches, 2032.
Stridis, pr. s. strides, 778 ;
(Striden),
pr. pi. 778.
Strike, ger. to strike, 843 ; Strikis,
pr. 8. strikes, 452, 804 ;
clashes,
785; (Strikez), strikes, 1321; hits,
1069; (Striken), pr. jA. strike,
804 ;
clash, 785 ; Striken (Stryken),
pp. stricken, i.e. advanced in
years, 1001.
Strinds, pJ. sons, children, 5104.
A.S. strynd, progeny.
(Strippyng), s. stripping, uncasing,
781.
(Strode), pt. 2^1 strode, went, 2194.
Stroubid, pp. troubled (lit. disturbed),
381H; (SlOLirbed), 2855. See
Stourhcd.
Strowid,7)j5. strewn, 4543.
Stroyes, 2"'- s. destroys, 4840
Stroyed (Stroyde), pp. wasted,
1917.
Strubled (Stroblet), pp. troubled,
856. Cf. Storbia.
Struma, prop, name of a river, 1953,
1995,2032, 2064,3206.
Stryfe, 1 pr. pi. subj. strive, 6356.
See Stryue.
Strykis, pr. pi. strike ;
go swiftly
Strykis vp, dart aloft, 1415;
(Strykyn), pp. stricken, set, 3224 ;
advanced, gone, 826*.
Stryue, ger. to strive, contend, 3758,
4006.
Stryuys, pi. strivings, conflicts,
4251.
Stude, pt. 8. stood, 4754; (Stode),
stood, i. e. was, 2408 ;
Stude, pt.
pi. stood, 279.
Studis (Stodes), pr. s. studies, considers,
2960.
(Stuffe), 8. stufi", gear, 2980*
Stiiffis, 2 pr. pi. stuflF full, 4436.
Stullis, pi. great pieces,4436. '•' Stull,
luncheon, great piece of bread,
cheese, or other eatable ; Essex.'''
—Halliwell.
Stumbils (Stombles),2'r. 8. stumbles,
845.
Sinxhid, pp. disturbed, troubled, 513,
1341. See Stourbed.
Sturte, s. impetuosity,. swift attack,
3758.
Sturten, adj. impetuous, 3758 ;
quarrelsome,
4257.
Stuynes, pr. s. is astounded, is
amazed, 2960. Cf. "stoind, astounded
" Halliwell.
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Stye, s. path, 4834 ;
Styes, pi 5063.
(Styff ), adj. strong, 1327 ; severe,
2050 ;
(Styf), strong, great, 745*
1251 ; Styffe, strong, 1069, 2165.
Styntis, pr. a. stops, ceases, 5046 ;
(Styntyd), pt. s. halted, 826*. See
Stint.
Stythe, adj. brave, stout, bold, 3605.
A.S. stii.
Sublet (Seget), a. subject, 1727;
Siibiectis, pZ. subjects, 4245. (The
fourth suhiedis should be siihiect
see the note to 1. 4246, p. 311.)
Snccessoure, s. successor, 4286.
Suche, such, 711; (Such), 720.
Sudanly (Sodonly), suddenly, 3198.