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 *Se, s. sea, 203, 297, 481, 955; See, 91, 451. to send, sent, 101; pt. s. Sente, sent, 361, 817; Sendyd, 973 (rubric); 2 p. Sentest, didst send, 255, 828; Senteste, 275; pp. Sent, 131, 511; Sente, 41.
 * Seche, 1 p. pl. pr. we seek, 348.
 * Seg, s. man, 27, 49, 61, 206, 971; pl. Seggus, men, 165, 371, 580, 689, 1054; Seggeus, 478. A.S. secg, a man.
 * Segge, ger. to tell, 1096; 2 p. pl. pr. ye say, 657, 740; Seggen, 1048.
 * Seie, pp. seen, 1064; seen (to be), 313, 890.
 * Sel, s. seal, 182, 256, 817, 968.
 * Selkoupe, adj. strange, various, 475, 649; Selcouþe, 490, 925; Selkowþe, 917. Cf. Alex. A. 130.
 * Selkouþus, wonders, 1022. See above.
 * Seme, v. to seem, 405, 414; 1 p. pl. pr. Semen, we seem, 33; pr. s. Semeþ, it seems, 840; Semus, 929; 2 p. pl. Semen, ye seem, 890; pr. s. subj. Seme, may seem (to be), 231.
 * Semliche, adj. seemly, 111, 115.
 * Sen, v. to see, 478, 481; 1 p. pl. pr. we see, 475, 947, 1022.
 * Sende, v. to send, 18, 225; imp. s. Send, 207; pr. s. Sendeþ, sends, 197, 253; pt. s. subj. Sente, were
 * Sengle, single, i. e. simple, 33.
 * Sertaine, certain, 321.
 * Sertefied, certified, made known, 27.
 * Sertus, adv. certes, certainly, 73, 177.
 * Seruantis, s. pl. servants, 362, 577; Seruauntus, 100.
 * Serue, ger. to serve, 316, 708; v. 427; pr. pl. serve, 797; 2 p. ye serve, 632; subj. Serue, may serve, 735.
 * Sese, v. to cease, 336; ger. to make to cease, put a bound to, 1037; pr.s. Seseþ, ceaseth, leaves off, i. e. becomes quiet, 91; 1 p. pl. pr. Sesen, we cease, 368, 471; pt. s. Sesede, ceased, 117; pl. Seseden, 119.
 * Sesoun, season, 154, 929; pl. Sesounus, 925.
 * Sete, s. seat, place, 988.
 * Seþ, pr. s. see, 91. See Sen.
 * Sette, v. to set, put, 295; ger. Sette, to plant, 912; pr. s. Settus, sets, 182; pp. Set, set, placed, 477, 481.
 * Seue, seven, 477.
 * Sew, pt. s. sowed, 692.
 * Seye, pp. seen, 1074. See Seie.
 * Sichus, s. pl. sighs, 1115.
 * Side, side, part, 86, 297.
 * Side, adj. large, ample, wide, 165, 481.
 * Sien, pt. pl. saw, 49; Sie, 126; 1 p.
 * Sihen, we saw, 256.
 * Sience, science, 454.
 * Sihen; see Sien.
 * Siht, sight, 929.
 * Sike, adj. pl. sick, 313.
 * Sikur, adj. sure, 75.
 * Sikurede, pt. s. secured, i. e. assured, made them assured, 44.
 * Silf, self, selves, 33, 61, 1009; Silue, 454. See Vs.
 * Siluer, silver, 389, 575.
 * Simple, simple, poor men, 288; simple, 580; foolish, 873, 890; innocent, 459; easily pleased, 933.
 * Simpieliche, simply, in a simple way, 290.
 * Sin, since, 87, 99, 895, 914, 953, 963, 1103. See Syn.
 * Sinful, a sinful man, sinner, 1064.
 * Sinke, an error for Siwe or Sewe, to follow, 214, [To mistake w for nk or uk was very easy.]
 * Sinne, sin, 336, 406, 987.
 * Sinne, ger. to sin, 505.
 * Sire, sir, 225.
 * Siþen, afterwards, next, 47, 131, 478, 480
 * Sittus, pr. s. sits, 1105; 1 p. pl. Sitte, we sit, 988.
 * Siȝht, sight, 119.
 * Skapen, ye escape, 1020.
 * Skarsete, scarcity, 871.
 * Skaþe, harm, damage, 159, 871, 990, 1020.