The Later Genesis And Other Old English And Old Saxon Texts Relating to the Fall of Man

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for-haten,pp.,accursed(?) B609.
, (S.U.) See note on B406.
for-helan (4) (d. + a.) conceal.
for-lacan (r.) mislead, deceive; pret. -leolc, -lee.
for-Iledan (w. 1) lead astray (to ruin).
60 Glossary.
for-l»ran (w. 1) lead astray, seduce.
for-lsetan (r. 1), leave, let alone, give up, abandon, lose.
for-Ieosan (2) lose; pp. for- loren (far-).
for-lor, m. (?), n. (?), perdition.
forma, superl. aj., first.
for-sceap, n. crime.
for-scieppan (6) transform (to something worse).
for-spanan (6), entice, ...seduce.
forst, m. frost.
for-swapan (r. 2) sweep away.
for-swelgan (3) swallow.
for-weard, av. (?), in future, continually (?) B 788 (fiir.).
for-weorpan (3) throw away, cast.
forwyrcan (w. 1) 1. obstruct BSSl; 2. forfeit B.837; pp.
forworht, guilty.
fracod-lice, av., disgracefully, wickedly.
frsetwe, f. pi., trappings, armor.
frea, m., frea-drihteu, m., lord.
frecen, n., peril.
frecne, aj., av., dangerous, bold(ly); excitedly, madly.
Gen. 870 (= fracne? ESt.
XXXIX, 321).
frefran (w. 1) comfort.

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