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smakka-bagms, sm. fig-tree.
smals, aj. small, 227. OE. smæl, OHG. smal.
*smeitan, sv. I, see ga-smeitan.
smyrn, sn. myrrh; wein mi
smyrna,
wine mingled with myrrh.
Gr. 
.
snaga, wm. garment, 208.
snáiws, sm. snow, 29, 137, 149, 188 note. OE. sn
w, OHG. sn
o.
snei
an,
sv. I,
to cut, reap
137, 299.
OE. sn
an, OHG. sndan.
sniumjan, wv. I, to hasten, 320. Cp. OE. sn
ome, OHG. sniumo, quickly.
sniumund
,
av.
with haste, quickly
344;
comp. sniumunds,
with more haste,
345.
sniwan, sv. V, to hasten, 104, 149, 150, 307. OE. sn
owan.
snutrs, aj. wise, 227. OE. snot(t)or, OHG. snottar.
s
kareis,
sm.
disputer,
380.
s
kjan,
wv. I,
to seek, desire, long for, question with, dispute,
7, 110, 118, 152, 153, 154, 157, 162, 283, 316, 317, 322;
skjan samana,
to reason together, to discuss.
OE. scan, OHG. suohhen.
s
kns,
sf.
search, inquiry,
199.
*so
jan,
wv. I,
see ga-sojan.
spaíkul
tur,
m.
spy, executioner.
Lat. speculator, Gr. 
.
sparwa, wm. sparrow, 149, 208. OE. spearwa, OHG. sparo
spaúrds, aj. stadium, furlong, race-course, 221. OE. spyrd, OHG. spurt.
sp
dumists,
aj.
last,
246.
*sp
s,
aj.
late.
OHG. spti.
speiwan, sv. I, to spit, 5, 128, 300. OE. OHG. sp
wan.
spill, sn. fable, story. OE. spell, OHG. spel.
spill
n,
wv. II,
to narrate, relate, bring tidings of,
325.
OE. spellian.
spinnan, sv. III, to spin, 304. OE. OHG. spinnan.
spráut
,
av.
quickly, soon,
344.
spyreida, wm. large basket. Gr.
, gen. 
, fish-basket.
stáiga, sf. path, way. Cp. OE. st
g, OHG. stga.
stáinahs, aj. stony, 393. OE. st
nig, OHG. steinag.
stáineins, aj. of stone, stony, 395. OE. st
nen.
stáins, sm. stone, rock, 10, 83, 87 note 1, 103, 180, 353; stáinam waírpan, to stone. OE. st
n, OHG. stein.
staírn
,
wm.
star,
211.
OHG. stern, sterno.
*staldan, sv. VII, see ga-staldan.
stamms, aj. stammering, with an impediment in the speech. OE. stamm, OHG. stam.
standan, sv. VI, to stand, stand firm, 310. OE. standan, OHG. stantan.
sta
s
(gen. stadis),
sm.
place, neighbourhood,
41, 197, 354;
jáinis stadis,
unto the other side (of the lake), e
o` 
.
OE. stede, OHG. stat.
sta
s
(gen. stais),
sm.
land, shore.
OE. stæ, OHG. stad.
staua, wm. judge, 80, 101, 208, 223.
staua, sf. judgment, 11, 80, 192. Cp. OHG. st
a-tago, the day ofjudgment.
staua-st
ls,
sm.
the judgment-seat,
389.
*staúrknan, wv. IV, see ga-staúrknan.