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Lexeme	Part of Speech	Modern English Form	Sense	ON Etymon	Summary Category	PGmc Ancestor	Other Scandinavian reflexes	Occurrences
schowted	v.	shouted	'raise a loud cry, insult with shouts'	skúta 'a taunt'	B1	*skūt-		Pe 877; WA 929	View
schrikis	v.	skrike	'shriek'	skrækja 'screetch, skriek'	BB2a	*skrīkjan-	Icel skrækja, Norw skrækja, Sw dial skräka	WA 3866	View
schunt	n.	shunt	‘sudden jerk and swerve’	(1) skundi ‘speed’; cp. skunda (v.) ‘to speed, hasten’; (2) skunda (v.) ‘to speed, hasten’	DD1c	(1) skunð-; (2)?skunōjan-	(1) Far skundur, Icel skundi, Norw skunde	Gaw 2268	View
sckerres	n.	scar	'rocks'	sker 'skerry, isolated rock in the sea'	A1abc	*skarjan	Far sker, Icel sker, Norw skjer, Dan skær, Sw skär	WA 4865	View
scoghe	n.		'wood'	skógr 'forest'	A1bc	*skōg-	Far skógur, skógbur, Icel skógur, Norw skog, Dan skov, Sw skog	WA 3915, 4731, 5157	View
scole	n.	scale	'cup'	skál 'bowl, scales'	A1a	*skēlō	Far skál, Icel skál, Norw skål, Dan skål, Sw skål	Cl 1145	View
score	n.		'sets of twenty'	skor 'notch, incision, the number four hundred'	A1c	*skurō-	Far skor, Icel skor, Norw skor, Sw dial skårr	WA 1372, 3177, 4200 etc.	View
scowtes	n.	scout	'jutting rocks'	skúti ‘cave formed by jutting rocks’	A1bc	*skūtōn	Far skúti, Icel skúti, Norw skût	Gaw 2167	View
scrape	v.	scrape	‘to scrape, paw the ground’	skrapa ‘to scrape, clatter; scratch’	CC2	*skrapō(j)an-	Icel skrapa, Norw skrapa, Dan skrabe, Sw skrapa	Gaw 1571; Cl 1546	View
*scrof	adj.		'rough'		A1*c	*skurfa-	Icel skurfur, Norw skurv, ODan skurf, Dan skurv, Sw skorv	Cl 1546	View
scutis	v.	scoot	'jut out'	skúta ‘jut out’	A1c	*skeutan-	Icel skúta, Norw skuta	WA 4865	View
scylful	adj.	skillful	'reasonable, righteous'	skil (pl.) ‘distinction, discernment (etc.)’	A1a	*skeli-	Far skil, Icel skil, Norw skil, Dan skel, Dan dial skil, OSw skil, Sw skäl	Cl 1148; Erk 278; WA 645	View
seke	v.	seek	'seek, proceed, move, attack, etc.'	sœkja 'seek, visit, advance, catch'	CC2	*sōkjan-	Far søkja, Icel sækja, Norw søkja, Dan søge, Sw söka	WA 154, 908, 924 etc.	View
sekke	n.		'(piece of ) sackcloth'	sekkr 'sackcloth'	C1c	*sakkiz	Far sekkur, Icel sekkur, Norw sekk, Dan sæk, Sw säck	Pat 382	View
seme	adj., adv.	seem	‘seemly, fair, excellent; becomingly, fairly'	sœmr ‘becoming, fit’	C1ac	*sōmi-	Icel sæmur, Norw sømre, Sw dial sym	Gaw 1085; Pe 190, 1115; Cl 549, 1810	View
seme	v.	seem	‘to beseem, suit, seem fitting; seem, appear’	sóma ‘to beseem, become, befit’; sœma ‘to honour’	C3	*sōmi-	Icel sóma; Far, søma, Icel sæma, Norw søma, ODan søme, Dan sømme, OSw söma, syma	Gaw 73, 201, 235 etc.; Pe 760; Cl 117, 416, 793; Erk 98; WA 70, 635, 716 etc.	View
semly	adj., n.	seemly	‘seemly, fitting; comely, fair’	sœmr ‘becoming, fit’; cp. sœmiligr ‘becoming’	C1a	*sōmi-	Icel sæmur, Norw sømre, Sw dial sym	Gaw 83, 348, 672, etc.; Pe 34, 45, 789; Cl 209, 262, 816 etc.; Erk 84; WA 238, 1281, 2003 etc.	View
semly	adv.	seemly	‘becomingly, excellently; pleasantly, sweetly’	sœmr ‘becoming, fit’; cp. sœmiliga ‘honourably, becomingly’	C1a	*sōmi-	Icel sæmur, Norw sømre, Sw dial sym	Gaw 865, 882, 888, etc.; Cl 1442; Erk 35; WA 198, 281, 424	View
semlyly	adv.	seemlily	'becomingly'	sœmr ‘becoming, fit’; cp. sœmiliga ‘honourably, becomingly’	C1ac	*sōmi-	Icel sæmur, Norw sømre, Sw dial sym	Gaw 622	View
sene	adj., v.	seen	‘visible, plain, clear; seen’	sýnn ‘visible, clear, evident; sightly’	CCC1a	segwni- or sexwan-	Icel sýnn, sýn, Norw syn, OSw syn	Gaw 148, 197, 239, etc.; Pe 164, 194, 787, etc.; Cl 1169; Erk 100; WA 62, 1551, 2956 etc.	View
sere	adv.	sere	'in each case, severally, various, different'	sér 3 pers. sg. reflex. pron. (dat.), adv.	A2c	*sē-z	Far sær, Icel sér, Norw sêr, Dan sær, I sær, runic Sw saʀ, Sw i sär	Gaw 632, 1522; WA 277	View
sere	adj.	sere	‘separate, individual; various, several’	sér 3 pers. sg. reflex. pron. (dat.)	A2c	*sē-z	Far sær, Icel sér, Norw sêr, Dan sær, I sær, runic Sw saʀ, Sw i sär	Gaw 124, 761, 822, etc.; Cl 336, 358, 507, etc.; Pat 12; WA 86, 570, 1083	View
serelepy	adj.		'various, separate, different'	sér 3 pers. sg. reflex. pron. (dat.)	A2c	*sē-z		WA 605, 4305, 4440 etc.	View
serke	n.	sark	'undergarment'	serkr 'long undershirt, nightshirt'	CC2c	*sarkiz	Far serkur, Icel serkur, Norw serk, ODan særk, Sw särk	WA 4339, 4672, 4963	View
serlepes	adj., adv.		‘separately, in turn; single, individual'	sér 3 pers. sg. reflex. pron. (dat.)	A2c	*sē-z	Far sær, Icel sér, Norw sêr, Dan sær, I sær, runic Sw saʀ, Sw i sär	Gaw 501; Pe 994	View
*serly	adv.		'severally, individually'	sér 3 pers. sg. reflex. pron. (dat.), adv.; serliga (adv.) 'apart, particularly'	A2c	*sē-z	Far sær, Icel sér, Norw sêr, Dan sær, i sær, runic Sw saʀ, Sw i sär	Cl 117; Pat 193	View
sete	n., v.	(1) seat; (2) set, sit	(1) 'seat, throne, place (at table)'; (2) 'to sit'; (3) 'to be seated'	(1) and (3) sæti (n.) ‘seat’	D2	(1) sētjan-; (2) satjan- or setjan-; (3) sētjan-	(1) and (3) Far sæti, Icel sæti, Norw sæte, ODan sæte, Dan sæde, OSw sǣte Sw säte	Cl 1395	View
sete	adj.	sete	'fitting, excellent'	sœtr 'sweet'	CCC3	sēt- or swot-	Far søtr, Icel sætur, Norw søt, ODan søt, Dan sød, OSw söter, Sw söt	Gaw 889	View
sete	n.	seat	'seat, throne, place at table, abode'	sæti ‘seat’	A1*	*sētjan	Far sæti, Icel sæti, Norw sæte, ODan sæte, Dan sæde, OSw sǣte Sw säte	Gaw 72, 493; Cl 37, 92, 176, etc.; Pat 24; WA 238, 482, 801* etc.	View
sid-bordez	n.	sideboard	'side tables'	borð 'board, plank, beam'	CCC3	*bord-	Far borð, Icel borð, Norw bord, Dan bord, Sw bord	Gaw 115; Cl 1398	View
silk	adj., n.	silk	‘silk, piece of silk’	silki 'silk'	CC2		Far silki, Icel silki, Norw silke, Dan silke, Sw silke	Gaw 159, 164, 589 etc.; Cl 790; WA 2401, 4016, 4339 etc.	View
sister-sunes	n.	sister	'sister's sons, nephews'	systir ‘sister’	A1*c	*swestēr, *swestōr	Far systir, Icel systir, runic Norw swestar, Norw syster, ODan runic systiʀ, ODan systir, systær, Dan søster, Sw syster	Gaw 111	View
skatheles	adj.	scatheless	'without injury'	skaði ‘harm, damage’; cp. skaðlauss (adj.) 'unscathed, without loss'	A1*c	*skaþōn	Norw skadesløs, ODan skathaløs, Sw skadeslös	WA 2992	View
skathely	adv.		'with injury'	skaði ‘harm, damage’	A1*	*skaþōn		WA 642	View
skayned	v.		‘grazed’	skeina ‘to scratch, wound slightly’	A1	*skainjan-	Far skeina, Icel skeina, Norw skeina, skjene, Sw dial skäin'	Gaw 2167	View
skayued	v.	skayved	(a) ‘wild, desolate’, (b) ‘precipitously overhanging, threatening’, (c) ‘twisted’	skeifr ‘askew, oblique’	A1	*skaiba-	Far skeivur, Icel skeifur, Norw skeiv, ODan skev, Dan skæv, OSw skēver, Sw skev	Gaw 2167	View
skere	n.	scare	'fear'	cp. skirra (v.) 'bar, prevent', cp. skirrask 'shun, skrink from'	A1c	*skerr(j)an-		WA 4731	View
skere	adj.		'pure'	skærr ‘bright, clear, pure’	A1	*skairi- (or *skairja-)	Far skærur, Icel skær, Norw skjær, ODan skiær, Dan skær, OSw skær, Sw skär	Gaw 1261	View
skete	adj., adv.		'quickly'	skjótr ‘quick’	A1*c	*skeutaz	Far skjótur, Icel skjótur, Norw skjot, ODan skiud, OSw skiuter	Gaw 19; Cl 1186; Pat 195	View
skinnes	n.	skin	'skins'	skinn 'skin (of humans or animals), fur'	A1	*skenþan	Far skinn, Icel skinn, Norw skinn, Dan skind, Sw skinn	WA 4114, 5084	View
skitly	adv.		'swiftly'	cp. skjótr (adj.) ‘quick’	A1*c	*skeutaz		WA 5040	View
skrike	n.	skrike	'shouting, cry'	skrækja (v.) 'screetch, skriek'	A1	*skrīkjan-		WA 4721, 5157	View
skwe	n.		'sky'	skí ‘cloud’ (variant ský)	A1*c	*skiwi	Far ský, skýggj, Icel ský, Norw sky, Dan sky, Sw sky	Cl 483, 1206, 1759 etc. WA 561, 4865	View
skwez	n.	scu	(1) ‘shadows’; (2) ‘precipitous banks; jagged faces’; (3) ‘clouds’	(1) skuggi 'shadow'; (3) skí ‘cloud’ (variant ský)	D2	(1) *skuww-; (2) *skeuha-; (3) *skiwi	(1) Far skuggi, Icel skuggi, Norw skugge, Dan skygge, Sw skugga; (3) Far ský, skýggj, Icel ský, Norw sky, Dan sky, Sw sky	Gaw 2167	View
skyfte	v.	skift	'shift, alternate, apportion, arrange'	skifta, skipta ‘to divide; shift, change; exchange’	A1ac	*skiptjan- or *skipatjan-	Far skifta, Icel skipta, Norw skifta, ODan skiftæ, Dan skifte, OSw skipta, Sw skifta	Gaw 19; Pe 569; Cl 709; WA 467, 4622, 5040	View
skyg	adj.		?'particular'		D1c	?*skewwa-	cp. Norw dial skegg, Sw dial skegg	Cl 21	View
skyl	n.	skill	'reason, judgement; (that which is) reasonable; meaning; intention, purpose'	skil (pl.) ‘distinction, discernment (etc.)’	A1a	*skeli-	Far skil, Icel skil, Norw skil, Dan skel, Dan dial skil, OSw skil, Sw skäl	Gaw 1296, 1509; Pe 54, 312, 674; Cl 151, 569, 709 etc.; WA 1575	View
skylly	adj., n.		'wise, skilful; excuse, pretext'					Cl 62, 529	View
skyre	adj.		'bright'	skírr 'clear, bright, pure'	A1*c	*skīri-	Far skírur, Icel skír, Norw skir, OSw skir, Sw skir	Cl 1776; WA 467, 1924, *2119	View
skyrtez	n.	skirt	‘skirts, lower part of flowing garment or covering; flaps of a saddle, saddle-skirts’	skyrta ‘shirt, kind of kirtle’	A1*c	*skurtjōn	Far skjúrta, Icel skyrta, Norw skyrta, skjurta, ODan skyrtæ, skiortæ, Dan skjorte, OSw skyrta, skjurta, Sw skjorta	Gaw 171, 601, 865; WA 1533	View

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