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ricsian wk verb: rule, reign (forms: ricsode 3rd pers sing pret indic)

ge ridan Class 1 str verb: ride, control; float, sail; (with ge- prefix) ride all over, conquer by riding (forms: rad, gerad 3rd pers sing pret indic; ride 1st pers sing pres indic; ridon, ridan, geridon pl pret indic; rideð 3rd pers sing pres indic)

ridda masc noun: rider, horseman

ge riht neut noun: a right, duty, obligation; what is right, justice, truth; law, rule (forms: gerihta nom/acc/gen pl; rihte, gerihte dat sing)
on gerihte: straight, directly
riht adj: right, just, fitting, true (forms: rihtan gen sing masc; rihte acc sing neut; dat sing masc; rihtne acc sing masc; rihtum dat pl)
rihte adv: rightly, correctly, truly

ge rihtan wk verb: set up, assign, direct (forms: geriht past part; rihte 3rd pers sing pret indic)

gerihtlæcan wk verb: make straight (forms: gerihtlæced past part)

rihtlagu fem noun: just law (forms: rihtlaga gen pl)

rihtlice adv: rightly, properly

rihtwis adj: righteous (forms: rihtwisra gen pl)

ge rim neut noun: number, count, total (forms: rime dat sing; rimes gen sing)

ge riman wk verb: count, tell forth, enumerate (forms: rimde 3rd pers sing pret indic)

rimgetæl, rimgetel neut noun: number

rinan wk impers verb: rain (forms: rine 3rd pers sing pres subj)

rinc masc noun: man, warrior (forms: rinca gen pl; rince dat sing; rincas nom/acc pl; rinces gen sing; rincum dat pl)

rincgetæl neut noun: number of warriors (forms:)

gerisenlic adj: fitting, appropriate, suitable (forms: gerisenlice acc pl neut; gerisenlicre compar acc sing neut)

gerisenlice adv: fittingly, appropriately (forms: gerisenlecor compar)

gerisne, gerysne adj: appropriate, fitting
gerysne neut noun: what is appropriate (forms: gerysnu, gerisno acc pl; gerisena gen pl)

rixian, ricsian wk verb: rule, dominate, oppress (forms: rixode, ricsode 3rd pers sing pret indic)

rod fem noun: cross (forms: rode acc/dat sing)

rodetacen neut noun: the sign of the Cross (forms: rodetacne dat sing)

rodor masc noun: sky, firmament, heavens (forms: rodera, rodora gen pl; roderas nom/acc pl; gen sing; rodores gen sing; roderum dat pl)

rodorstol masc noun: heavenly dwelling (forms: rodorstolas acc pl)

rodortungol neut noun: heavenly body, star (forms: rodortunglum dat pl)

rof adj: noble, strong (forms: rofe nom pl masc; rofra gen pl; rofum dat pl)

rom masc noun: ram (male sheep) (forms: rommes gen sing)

Rom prop name: Rome (forms: Rome dat sing)

romanisc adj: Roman (forms: romaniscan acc sing fem)

romigan wk verb w. gen: extend, make more spacious?

rond masc noun: round shield (forms: rondas acc pl)

rondhæbbend masc noun: shield-owner (a kenning for warrior) (forms: rondhæbbendra gen pl)

rondwiggend masc noun: (shield-) warrior (forms: rondwiggende nom pl)

rotlice adv: cheefully

rowan anom verb: row, swim (forms: reon pl pret indic)

ruh adj: rough, coarse; hairy, shaggy

ge rum adj: spacious, broad, wide, roomy; expansive, unoppressed (forms: rume neut nom/acc sing; acc pl masc; gerume masc nom sing; rumne masc acc sing; rumre compar acc sing neut; rumum masc dat sing);
ge rum masc noun: space, time;
rume adv: widely, for a long distance, frequently, for a long time, spaciously (forms: rumor compar)

rumgal adj: delighting in spaciousness

ge rumlice adv: widely, liberally (forms: gerumlicor compar (Beow 139: farther away))

run fem noun: counsel, discussion (forms: rune dat sing)

runung fem noun: private conversation, whispering (forms: rununga gen pl)

ryhtfæderencyn neut noun: direct line of paternal ancestry

ge ryman wk werb: enlarge, clear, open up, make space for, manifest (forms: rymde, gerymde 1st/3rd pers sing pret indic; gerymed past part; rymdon pl pret indic)

ryne masc noun: running, course, flow (forms: ryne dat sing)

rypan wk verb: rob, plunder (forms: rypaþ pl pres indic)

rypere masc noun: robber, despoiler (forms: rypera gen pl; ryperas nom pl)

gesaca masc noun: enemy, opponent (forms: gesacum dat pl)

sacan Class 6 str verb: fight, contest, struggle

sadol masc noun: saddle

masc/fem noun: sea (forms: acc/dat/gen sing; sæm dat pl; sæs gen sing; nom/acc pl)

sæbat fem noun: (sea-) boat, ship

sæcc fem noun: strife, battle (forms: sæce, sæcce, secce acc/dat/gen sing)

sæcir masc noun: turning of the tide

sæd neut noun: seed (forms: sæda gen sing)

sædberende adj: seed-bearing (forms: sædberendes gen sing)

sæfisc masc noun: sea fish (forms: sæfisca gen pl)

sæflod neut noun: flood, tide, sea-current

sæfor fem noun: sea voyage (forms: sæfore gen sing)

sægan wk verb: fell, cause to fall, destroy (forms: gesæged past part)

Sægor, Sigor prop name: Biblical Segor, Zoar

sægrund masc noun: sea bottom (forms: sægrundas acc pl; sægrunde dat sing)

sæl fem/masc noun: time, occasion; joy, happiness (forms: sæles gen sing; salum, sælum dat pl)
sæl, sel neut noun: hall, castle (forms: salo acc pl)

sælan wk verb: bind, fetter; moor (forms: gesæled past part; sælde past part acc pl masc; sældon pl pret indic)
ge sælan wk impers verb: happen, take place (forms: gesælde 3rd pers sing pret indic; me gesælde: it happened to me)

sælida masc noun: sailor, seafarer (forms: sælidan acc sing)

ge sælig adj: happy, blessed (forms: gesæligan acc pl fem; gesælige masc pl nom);
gesælige adv: happily, blessedly

gesæliglic adj: happy, blessed (forms: gesæliglica nom pl fem)

ge sæliglice adv: happily, blessedly

sæliþend masc noun: sailor, seaman (forms: sæliþende, sæliðend nom/acc pl)

sælwongas masc pl noun: the (prosperous) surface of the earth

sæmra compar adj: weaker (forms: sæmran dat sing masc)

sæmann masc noun: seaman, sailor, viking (forms: sæmanna gen pl; sæmen nom pl; sæmannum dat pl)

sæmearh masc noun: sea horse (a kenning for "ship") (forms: sæmearas acc pl)

sæmeðe adj: sea-weary, tired out from sailing

sænaca masc noun: (sea-) ship (forms: sænacan acc sing)

sænæss masc noun: seaside headland (forms: sænæssas acc pl)

Særgius prop name: Særgius (forms: Særgium acc)

særinc masc noun: seaman, sailor (forms: særinca gen pl)

særyric masc? noun: sea (forms:)

sæstream masc noun: sea current (forms: sæstreamas nom pl; sæstreamum dat pl)

sætan wk verb: lie in wait for, ambush

gesætla masc noun: one sitting beside; fellow judge (forms: gesætlan nom pl)

gesættnys fem noun: law (forms: gesættnysse acc sing)

sæweall masc noun: sea-wall, wall of water (forms:)

sæwong masc noun: surface of the sea (forms: sæwongas)

sæwudu masc noun: sea-wood (a kenning for "ship")

sæwylm masc noun: surge of the sea, wave (forms: sæwylmas acc pl)

sagu fem noun: story, report (forms: sagona gen pl)

sal masc noun: bond, rope, collar (forms: sale dat sing)

salo adj: dark, dusky

salwigpad, salowigpada adj: having a dark coat

salwed adj: darkened, blackened

salwigfeðera masc noun: the dark-feathered one

sam... sam correl conj: whether... or

ge samnian, gesomnian, somnigean wk verb: assemble, congregate (forms: gesomnod, gesomnad past part; gesamnode past part nom pl masc)

somwist fem noun: living together, cohabitation

samworht adj: partly constructed, unfinished

sanct masc noun: saint

sancte adj: saint

Sancta Marian Cirice prop name: the Church of St. Mary (forms: Sancta Marian Ciricean dat)

sanctus Latin adj and noun: holy, saint (forms: sancta acc sing fem)

sand neut noun: sand, shore, beach (forms: sande, sonde dat sing)

sang, song masc noun: song, singing (forms: sanga gen pl; sange dat sing; sanges, songes gen sing)

sape fem noun: soap, salve, ointment (forms: sapan acc sing)

sar neut noun: pain, affliction, sorrow (forms: sare dat sing);
sar adj: painful, unhappy (forms: sare nom sing fem; nom pl fem; sarost superl; sarra gen pl);
sare adv: painfully, sorrowfully, grievously

sarferhð adj: sad-minded, unhappy

sarlic adj: painful, sad, pained (forms: sarlicre dat sing fem; sarlicum dat sing masc)

sarnys fem noun: pain, distress (forms: sarnysse, sarnesse acc/dat sing; sarnissum dat pl)

Sarra, Sarre prop name: Sarra (Sarah) (forms: Sarrai dat; Sarran acc/dat/gen)

Satan prop noun: Satan

sawan Class 7 str verb: sow (i.e. plant seeds) (forms: sawen past part; seow 3rd pers sing pret indic)

sawelleas adj: without a soul (forms: sawelleasne acc sing masc)

sawlberend masc noun: soul-bearer (a kenning for "person, human being") (forms: sawlberendra gen pl)

sawldreor neut noun: life blood (forms: sawldreore dat sing)

sawlhord neut noun: soul-hoard (a kenning for "body")

sawol, sawul, sawl fem noun: soul, spirit, being (forms: sawla acc pl; saula, sawle, saule acc sing; sawle dat/gen sing; sawlum, saulum dat pl)

gescad neut noun: separation, discernment, understanding

gescæphwil fem noun: appointed time; death (forms: gescæphwile dat sing)

scamian wk verb: be ashamed (forms: scamað pl pres indic)

sceacan Class 6 str verb: shake, brandish; hasten, flee, depart (forms: scæcen past part; sceoc 3rd pers sing pret indic)

sceacol masc noun: plectrum

sceadan Class 7 str verb: divide, separate (forms: sceadeð 3rd pers sing pres indic)

sceadu, sceado fem noun: shadow, darkness (forms: sceade acc sing)

sceadugenga masc noun: walker in shadow; shadowy walker

scaduhelm masc noun: covering of shadows (forms: scaduhelma gen pl)

sceaft masc noun: spear-shaft; shaft of wheat (forms: sceafta gen sing)

ge sceaft, gescaft fem noun: creation (forms: gesceafta gen pl; gesceafte acc/gen sing)

scealc masc noun: man, warrior (forms: scealcas nom pl; scealcum dat pl)

sceanca masc noun: shank, lower leg (forms: sceancan acc pl)

sceand fem noun: slut, whore (forms: sceande dat sing)

scandlic, sceandlic adj: shameful, cowardly (forms: scandlice nom pl neut; sceandlican dat pl)

sceap neut noun: sheep (forms: sceape dat sing; sceapes gen sing)

scearp adj: sharp, keen, discerning, shrewd (forms: scearpe nom pl masc; scearpne acc sing masc)

gesceap neut noun: shape, form; creation, action; (pl) genitalia (forms: gesceape dat sing; gesceapu, gesceapo nom/acc pl)

scæð, sceað fem noun: sheath, scabbard (forms: sceaðe, sceðe dat sing; scæðum, sceaðum dat pl)

sceaða masc noun: enemy, destroyer (forms: sceaðena, sceaþena, sceaðona gen pl; sceaðum dat pl)

sceaðen fem noun: hurt, harm

sceat masc noun: surface (of the earth); covering, garment (forms: sceata gen pl; sceatas nom/acc pl; sceate dat sing; sceattum, sceatum dat pl)

sceatt, sceat masc noun: property, wealth, money, amount (forms: sceattas acc pl; sceates, sceattes gen sing; sceattum dat pl)
teoðan sceat: the tenth part

ge sceawian, sceawigan wk verb: show; look upon; consider to be; respect, show consideration for (forms: sceawa imper sing; sceawað, gesceawað 3rd pers sing pres indic; sceawode 3rd pers sing pret indic; sceawodon, sceawedon pl pret indic)

Scedeland prop name: the southern end of the Scandinavian penninsula (forms: Scedelandum dat pl)

sceond fem noun: shame; disgrace, insult (forms: sceonde acc sing)

sceomian, scamigan wk verb: be ashamed (forms: sceomiende pers part)

sceotan Class 2 str verb: throw (a spear, etc.); shoot (arrows, etc.); kick in (money to a common kitty) (forms: sceat 3rd pers sing pret indic; sceotað pl pres indic; scoten past part)

scencan wk verb: serve liquid to (forms: scencte 3rd pers sing pret indic)

scendan wk verb: degrade, dishonour (forms: scendað pl pres indic)

scene, sceone, sciene, scyne adj: bright, brilliant, shining (forms: scenost, sceonost, scienost fem nom sing superl; scynost masc nom sing superl; scenran nom pl compar)

sceotend neut noun: spearman, archer (forms: sceotend nom pl; sceotendra gen sing; sceotendum, scotendum dat pl)

ge scerian wk verb: allot, assign (forms: gescerede 3rd pers sing pret indic)

ge sceððan, sceðþan, sceþðan Class 6 str verb: harm, injure (forms: sceod, gesceod 3rd pers sing pret indic; sceþþe 1st pers sing pres indic; scodon pl pret indic)

scildburh fem noun: shield wall

scieppan Class 6 str verb: make, create, arrange, design (forms: gesceapen past part; gesceapene past part acc fem; sceop, gesceop, scop 3rd pers sing pret indic; gescype imper sing)

scieran Class 4 str verb: cut, cleave, hew (forms: scæron pl pret indic)

scilling masc noun: shilling, silver coin

scion wk verb: go quickly, fly, die (forms: scio 1st pers sing pres indic)

scip neut noun: ship (forms: scipa gen pl; scipe, scype dat sing; scipes gen sing; scipu acc pl; scipum dat pl)

scipen fem noun: cattle shed (forms: scipene dat sing)

sciphere masc noun: fleet, naval force (forms: scipherge, sciphere dat sing)

sciphlæst masc noun: shipload (forms: sciphlæstas acc pl)

scima masc noun: brightness, radiance (forms: sciman acc/dat sing)

scinan Class 1 str verb: shine (forms: scan 3rd pers sing pret indic; scinað pl pres indic; scineð 3rd pers sing pres indic; scionon, scinon pl pret indic)

scinna masc noun, scinn neut noun: evil spirit, ghost (forms: scinna gen pl; scinnum dat pl)

scir adj: bright, shining, radiant (forms: scire acc pl masc; scirne acc sing masc; scira gen pl; scirum dat sing masc)
scir fem noun: shire, district (forms: scire acc sing)

Scireburne prop name: Sherborne, Dorset (forms: Scireburnan dat sing)

scirian wk verb: ordain, assign, allot (forms: gescyred, scyred past part; scyrede 3rd pers sing pret indic; scyreð 3rd pers sing pres indic)

scirmæled adj: brightly decorated

scralletan wk verb: sound loudly, resound

scridan wk verb: clothe, dress (forms: scridde 3rd pers sing pret indic)

scrifan Class 1 str verb: prescribe, ordain, impose; care about, mind, be troubled by (forms: gescraf 3rd pers sing pret indic; scrifað pl pres indic; scrifeð 3rd pers sing pres indic)

scrin neut noun: shrine, reliquary (forms: scrine dat sing)

scriðan Class 1 str verb: glide, creep (forms: scriþað pl pres indic)

scolu fem noun: host, multitude; school (forms: scole dat sing)
Angelcynnes scolu: a hostelry in Rome for English pilgrims and ecclesiastical visitors established in the late 8th century

scomu, scamu fem noun: shame; genitals (forms: sceome, scome acc/dat sing)

Sconeg prop name: Skane

scop masc noun: singer, poet, story-teller (forms: scopes gen sing)

scopgereord neut noun: poetic speech (forms: scopgereorde dat sing)

gescot neut noun: shot, act of shooting or spear-throwing (forms: gescotes gen sing)

scucca masc noun: demon (forms: scuccum dat pl)

scufan Class 2 str verb: expel, push out; thrust; advance, cause to move forward (forms: sceof, sceaf 3rd pers sing pret indic; scofen past part; scufeð 3rd pers sing pres indic; scufon pl pret indic)

sculan anom verb: shall, must, be obliged; would, should (forms: sceal, sceall, scal, scel 1st/3rd pers sing pres indic; scealt 2nd pers sing pres indic; sceolde, scolde 1st/3rd pers sing pret indic; sceolden, scolden pl pret subj; sceoldon, scoldon, scoldan pl pret indic; sceole pl pres indic; sculon, sceolon, sceolan pl pres indic; scyle 2nd/3rd pers sing pres subj; scylan pl pres subj)

scur masc noun: shower, storm; (storm of) battle (forms: scuras nom/acc pl; scurum dat pl)

scurboga masc noun: rainbow (forms: scurbogan acc sing)

scurheard adj: ("shower-", i.e. battle-) hard

scursceadu fem noun: protection from storm (forms: scursceade dat sing)

scyhtan wk verb: incite (forms: scyhte 3rd pers sing pret indic)

scyld, scild masc noun: shield (forms: scylda gen sing; scyldas, scildas nom/acc pl; scylde dat sing)

ge scyldan wk verb: shield, protect, defend (forms: scyld imper sing; gescyld past part; scylde 1st pers sing pres indic; gescylt 3rd pers sing pres indic)

scyldburh fem noun: shield-wall (defensive formation of side-by-side shields)

scyldfreca masc noun: shield-man, warrior

scyldfull adj: sinful, guilty (forms: scyldfullum dat pl; scyldfulra gen pl)

scyldig adj: guilty, sinful (forms: scyldige acc pl masc)

Scylding prop noun: Dane, Scylding, descendent of Scyld (forms: Scyldinga, Scildinga gen pl; Scyldingas nom/acc pl masc; Scyldingum dat pl)

Scyld Scefing prop name: the eponymous founder of the Danish dynasty of the Scyldings. Since the name means "Shield, son of Sheaf," this founder of the dynasty may originally have been conceived of as a divine being able to bring protection and food to the Danes. (forms: Scyldes gen sing)

scyldfrecu fem noun: sinful greed (forms: scyldfrece dat sing)

scyldfull adj: sinful, guilty (forms: scyldfulra gen pl)

scyldwiga masc noun: (shield-) warrior

scylfa masc noun: shelf, platform (forms: scylfan acc pl)

scyndan wk verb: hasten (forms: scynded past part)

scynscaþa masc noun: ghostly or magical enemy

scyppend, scippend masc noun: Creator (forms: scippende dat sing; scyppendes gen sing)

scyr fem noun: district, region, shire (forms: scyre dat sing)

ge scyrpan wk verb: equip, deck out (forms: gescyrpedne past part acc sing masc)

scyte masc noun: shooting, throwing (of a spear)

se demonst: the, that (in pl, those)
(forms: seo, sio nom sing fem; þa, ða nom or acc pl; acc sing fem; þam, ðam, þæm, ðæm, þan, ðan, þon masc/neut dat sing; dat pl; þara, ðara, þæra, ðæra, þære gen pl; þære, ðære, þare, ðare fem dat/gen sing; þæs, þæs, ðæs masc/neut gen sing; þæt, ðæt, þat neut nom/acc sing; þone, ðone, þæne, þonne masc acc sing; þy, ðy, þe, ðe, þon inst sing masc/neut);
þy adv and conj: for that reason; because
þy læs, þe laðran, þon ma etc.: so much the less, so much the more hateful, so much the greater, etc.;
þon ma þe: any more than;
þæs lang etc.: so long;
þæs þe, þæs: as, since, because; after
þæs deop: so deep;
to þæs hwæt: so vigorous)

sealt noun and adj: salt (forms: sealte nom pl masc; sealtne acc sing masc)

sealtstan masc noun: a stone made of salt (forms: sealtstanes gen sing)

sealtyþ fem noun: salt wave (forms: sealtyþa gen pl)

Sealwudu prop name: Selwood, Somerset (forms: Sealwyda dat)

searacræft masc noun: artifice, treachery (forms: searacræftas acc pl)

searian wk verb: become dried-out, barren (forms: searað 3rd pers sing pres indic)

searo neut noun: art, skill, cunning; armour, weaponry; trick, trap (forms: searwum dat pl)

searobend masc noun: cunning bond (forms: searobende dat sing)

searogrim adj: grim in battle

searohæbbend masc noun: armor-possessor (a kenning for "warrior, man") (forms: searohæbbendra gen pl)


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