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Source: Bosworth/Toller, page d0089, entry 4 View original page image as: [TIFF] [PNG] [View previous entry] [View next entry] |
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be-westan
;
prep,
with
dat.
or
adv.
To
the
west
of
:--
Bewestan
Achaie
is
Dalmatia
.
.
.
;
besúþan
Istria
is
se
Wendels
,
and
bewestan
þá
beorgas
þe
man
ht
Alpis
.
.
.
bewestan
him
Frofents,
Ors.
I.
I;
S.
22,
13,
15,
30.
Beeástan
him
is
se
Risca
s,
and
bewestan
Addriaticurn,
S.
28,
1,
10.
[v.
N.
E.
D.
be-west.]
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Source: Bosworth/Toller, page b1210, entry 8 View original page image as: [TIFF] [PNG] [View previous entry] [View next entry] |
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wesle,
an
;
f.
A
weasel
:--
Uueosule,
uuesulae
mustela,
Txts.
79,
1345.
Wesle,
Wrt.
Voc.
i.
22,
57
:
78,
18
:
ii.
56,
53:
71,
25
:
Ælfc.
Gr.
6,
5
;
Zup.
19,
14.
Gif
on
hwylcne
mycelne
wtan
mús
oððe
wesle
(mustela)
on
befealle,
and
ðr
deád
sig,
sprenge
mid
háligwætere
and
þycge,
L.
Ecg.
C.
39;
Th.
ii.
164,
11
:
40;
Th.
ii.
166,
6,
9.
[O.
H.
Ger.
wisala
(-ula,
-ela,
-ila)
mustela.]
weslinc,
-wesness.
v.
wæstling,
ge-,
tó-wesness.
[west];
spve.
west[e]mest;
adj.
Westerly,
situated
in
the
west
:--
Rómána
onweald,
se
is
mst
and
westmest,
Ors.
6,
1;
Swt.
252,
19.
On
ðæm
síþmestan
onwalde
and
on
ðæm
westemestan.
Swt.
254,
2.
Ðis
sindon
ðæs
landes
gemra
ðe
gebyriaþ
into
ðære
westmestan
híde,
Cod.
Dip.
Kmbl.
iii.
262,
18.
On
ðone
westmestan
mylengear
.
.
.
eft
on
ðæm
westemestan
mylengeare,
Cod.
Dip.
B.
ii.
305,
23-30.
¶
westan
in
combination
with
prepositions,
governing
dative
or
adverbial
:--
Be-westan
Hai
ab
oriente
habeas
Hai,
Gen.
12,
8.
Ðám
folcum
ðe
eardiaþ
be-westan
Sæferne
eis
populis
qui
ultra
amnem
Sabrinam
ad
occidentem
habitant,
Bd.
5,
23;
S.
646,
21.
Be-westan
Sealwuda,
Chr.
894;
Erl.
92,
19
:
709;
Erl.
42,
28:
Ors.
1,
1
;
Swt.
22,
7,
12,
26.
Ðonne
heóld
man
fyrde
be-westan
(cf.
wonyng
fer
by
weste,
Chauc.
Prol.
388),
Chr.
1010;
Erl.
144,
5.
On-westan
ðære
cyrican
ad
occidentalem
ecclesiae
partem,
Bd.
3,
17;
S.
543,
29.
Is
on-westan
medmycel
duru,
Blickl.
Homl.
127,
8.
[Icel.
vestari;
cpve.
;
vestastr;
spve.
more,
most
westerly.]
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eald-land, es; n. Old-land, land that has remained long untilled: (cf. old-land ground that has lain untilled a long time and is now ploughed up; arable land which has been laid down in grass more than two years. D.D.) :-- Feówer æceras be-westan exan fornágeán Eádferðes ealdlande, C.D. iii. 411, 28.
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gráfa,
an;
m.
A
grove,
copse
:--
Be-westan
ðá
leáge
eft
tó
gráfan
hrycge
(cf.
grfan
hrycg,
388,
29),
C.
D.
iii.
389,
2.
Tó
dyrnan
gráfan;
of
dyrnan
gráfan,
v.
262,
9.
¶
in
a
compound
:--
Tó
erscgráfan,
C.
D.
iii.
434,
22.
v.
ellen-gráfa;
grfe.
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mann-(mán-
?)swica.
[In
favour
of
mán-
it
may
be
noted
that
mann-
does
not
occur
as
the
first
part
of
this
compound,
but
does
occur
with
-slaga;
in
Wlfst.
55,
6
the
a
has
the
accent
in
two
MSS.
(though
in
one
of
these
mán-
is
written
in
mánslagan,
Wlfst.
26,
14),
and
at
114,
13
manswican
is
a
v.
l.
for
mánsworan.]
In
l.
2
read
mannslagan,
and
add:
a
deceiver,
cheat
:--
Án
unlagu
æt
ðám
ætfengan
þe
swicigende
manswican
lufedan
be-westan,
Ll.
Lbmn,
244,
28.
Swá
geráde
manswican
(man-,
v.
ll.
)
þe
on
ðá
wísan
swslíce
swiciað
on
unriht,
þæt
syndan
forbodan
Antecrístes,
Wlfst.
55,
6.
Mánsworan
(manswican,
v.
l.
and
þá
heora
hláford
beswícaþ
and
hine
forltaþ
his
feónda(n)
tó
handa),
114,
13.Þyder
scylan
manslagan
and
þyder
scylan
manswican,
203,
21.
Seó
éhtnes
þe
crístene
þoledon
oft
and
gelóme
þurh
wælhreówe
manswican,
83,
18.
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súþan.
I.
add
:--
Pyhtas
cóman
súþan
of
Scithian,
Chr.
pref.;
P.
3,
6.
II.
add
:--
Be-westan
him
is
se
beorh
Athlans
oð
ðone
gársecg,
and
súþan
ðá
beorgas
þe
man
ht
Æsperos;
and
be-súþan
him
Aulolum
sió
þeód
ab
occidente
Atlantem
montem
et
Oceanum
Atlanticum,
sub
Africo
Hesperium
montem,
a
meridie
gentes
Aulolum,
Ors.
1,
1;
S.
26,
25.
v.
eástan-,
westan-súþan.
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