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sēoc, adj., sick, “sick unto death,” 1603, 2740, 2904.

seofon, seven, 517; acc. seofan, 2195; inflected syfone, 3122.

seolfa, see self.

seomian, siomian, w. v.:

(1) rest, ride, lie, stand, 302, 2767.

(2) enfetter, fetter; pret. sg. seomade, 161.

sēon, st. v., see, look, 387, 336, etc.; inf. þǣr mæg…sēon, “there it is possible to see, there may one see,” 1365; pret. pl. sægon, 1422.

ge-sēon, st. v., see, 229, 1485, etc.; pres. sg. 3rd gesyhð, 2455, etc.; pret. pl. gesāwon, 221, etc., gesēgon, 3128, gesēgan, 3038; subj. pret. pl. gesāwon, 1605.

geond-sēon, st. v., see throughout, see over; pret. sg. geondseh, 3087.

ofer-sēon, st. v., oversee, survey, look on, 419.

on-sēon, st. v., look on, look at, 1650.

seonu, st. f., sinew; nom. pl. seonowe, 817.

sēoðan, st. v., with acc., seethe, brood over; pret. sg. mǣl-ceare, mōd-ceare…sēað, 190, 1993.

seoððan, see siððan.

sēowian, w. v., sew, link; pp. sēowed (of a byrny), 406.

sess, st. neut., seat, 2717, 2756.

sētan, see sittan.

setl, st. neut., settle, seat, 1232, 1289, etc.

settan, w. v., set, set down, 325, 1242; pp. geseted, 1696.

ā-settan, w. v., set, set up, 47; pp. āseted, 667.

be-settan, w. v., beset, set about, 1453.

ge-settan, w. v.:
(1) set, 94.

(2) set at rest, 2029.

sib(b), st. f., peace, relation, kinship, friendship, 949, 1164, 1857, etc.; uninflected acc. sibb, 2600; dat. sibbe ne wolde wið manna hwone, “would not out of compassion to any man,” 154.

sib-æðeling, st. m., kindred-atheling, 2708.

sibbe-gedriht, st. neut., kindred-band, band of kindred-warriors, 387 (see note), 729.

sīd, adj., wide, broad, large, ample, great, 149, 1291, 1726, etc.; weak forms 1733, 2199, 2347.

sīde, adv., widely, 1223.

sīd-fæðme, adj., [wide-fathomed] broad-bosomed, 1917.

sīd-fæðmed, adj. (pp.), [wide-fathomed] broad-bosomed, 302.

sīd-rand, st. m., broad shield, 1289.

sīe, see wesan.

siex-benn, st. f., hipknife-wound, 2904. From seax.

sig, see wesan.

sigan, st. v., sink, march down, 1251, 307.

ge-sīgan, st. v., sink, fall, 2659.

sige-drihten, st. m., victory-lord, victorious lord, 391.

sige-ēadig, adj., victory-happy, rich in victories, victorious, 1557.

sige-folc, st. neut., victory-folk, victorious people, 644.

sige-hrēð, st. m. neut., victory-fame, presage of victory, confidence or exultation in victory, 490.

sige-hrēðig, adj., victory-exultant, exulting in victory, 94, 1597, 2756.

sige-hwīl, st. f., victory-while; gen. sg. þæet þām þēodne wæs sīðast sige-hwīle, “that was for the king the last hour of victory,” 2710.

sigel, st. m. neut., sun, 1966.

sige-lēas, adj., victory-less, of defeat, 787.

sige-rōf, adj., victory-famed, victorious, 619.

sige-þēod, st. f., victory-nation, victorious people, 2204.

sige-wǣpen, st. neut., victory-weapon, 804.