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seet, 126, 136 ; seent, 24 ; set, 2 



etc. ; seer, to lie down, settle 

 sei, 72 ; sey, 66 ; say, 124, self 

 seignur, 84, 88, 92, 100, 102, 104, 



106, 108, 114, 124, 126, 136, 140; 



seygnur, 122 ; seynur, 32, 34 ; 



seyngnur, 60, 62, 64, 66, 70, 76, 



lord 

 sein, 98, bosom 

 sein, 36, 96 ; seyn, 28, 36 ; seyens, 



32, sound 

 seint — 



seint Barthelmeu, 36, August 24 



seyt croys, 12, May 3 



seint loan, 20, 28 ; seint Iohan, 

 96 ; seynt loan, 16 ; seynt 

 Iohan, 12, June 24 



seyn Iude, 32 ; seynt hide, 56, 

 October 28 (S. Simon and S. 

 Jude) 



seynt luc, 12, October 18 



seint martin, 36, 96, November 11 



seint michel, 26, 37, 62, 76, 96, 

 126, 142; seynt michel, 18; 

 seint michil, 112 ; seint 

 mychel, 26; seynt mychel, 18; 

 seint mychil, 118, September 

 29 



seynt symon, 32, 56 (sec seyn 

 Iude) 

 sek, 14, 28, 76 ; sekke, 37 ; siche, 



114, dry 

 sekeresse, 20; sekison, 24, 



drought 

 semail, 66, 72, 142 ; semayl, 8, 12, 



16, 18, 22, ' seed sown ; also a 



crop or plants come up of seed ; 



also a sowing ; also sowing or 



seeding time.' C. 

 semayne, 8, 24, 26 ; semeyne, 12, 



120 ; semeyngne, 72, 76 ; si- 



mayne, 110, week 

 semblaunt, 140, manner 

 semence, 14, 18, 84, 86, 92, 98, 102, 



142, seed 

 semer, 10, 14, 16, 62, 66, 84, 110 ; 



seme, 66, 70, 142 ; semez, 92, to 



sow 

 sen, 90, 106, 108, 140, knowledge 

 seneschal, 62, 86, 88, 90, 92, 104, 



106, 122, 124, 126, 130, 138, 



seneschal 

 seneschaucie, 84, the office of 



seneschal 

 senestre, 14, 34, 138, left 

 sercler, 18, 68, to weed. L. s.v. 



sarcler 

 serement, 122, oath 

 serianz, 10, 26, 30, 32, 34, 62, 74, 



86, 92, 98, 140; seriaunz, 64, 



130, 134, 138, 140 ; serganz, 102, 



124, 126; sergaunt, 128, 130, 



servants 

 sermenes, 110 ; surmeynent, 90 ; 



snrmener, to overdrive 

 sertefie, 8 ; sertifye, 6, certified 

 seruage, 122, service 

 sendee, 6, 10, 128; seruise, 84, 



136, 138, service 

 seruitor, 138, servant 

 seson, 12, 14, 16, 20, 22, 28, 32, 



94 ; sesun, 30, 76 ; seisun, 142 ; 



seisoun, 142 ; seysun, 128, 130 ; 



ceson, 22, season 

 sestzime, 134, sixteenth 

 setime, 16, 26 ; setyme, 130, seven- 

 teen 

 seue, 16, moisture 

 . seuerison, 112, weaning 

 seurement, 118, surely 

 seussent, see saner 

 seute, 86, suit 

 seyluns, 18 ; seylloyns, 14, ' a 



ridge of land lying between two 



furrows.' H. 

 seynt Botulf, 144, Boston ; seynt 



yue, 144, S. Ives 

 si . . non, 62, except. K. 

 si, 60, here 

 siches, sec sek 

 sien, 66, 70 ; sin, 104 ; soen, 122, 



his own 

 sier, 68, 86, 90 ; sie, 68 ; siez, 86, 



96 ; syer, 18, to reap 

 simayne, see semayne 

 sime, 12, 70 ; syme, 16, 130, sixth 

 sin, see sien 

 sirre, 124 ; syre, 2, sir 

 sis, 16, six 

 soen, see sien 

 soffrir, 88, 100, 116 ; sofre,92 ; sof- 



fert, 128; soffrez, 214 ; suffrey, 2, 



to suffer 

 soil, 142, soil, ground 

 soiourns, 142; soriorn, 142, sojourn 

 soleient, 108 ; soleir, to be ac- 

 customed to. B. s.v. soloir 

 solement, 114, solely 

 solom, 2 etc. ; solum, 4 etc. ; snlom, 



62 etc., according to. B. s.v. long 

 somage, 110, burden. K. 

 somersete, 144, Somerset 

 somet, 2, summit 

 soper, 134, 138, 140 ; super, 138, 



supper 

 sor, 98, upon 

 soruer, see suruer 

 soruewes, 136, overseers 

 sostenance, 112 ; sustenance, 20, 



86, 100, sustenance 



