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gryndan; pp. ed. I. to found. [Ger. gründen.] v. ge-gryndan. II. to come to the ground, to descend :-- Gryndende descendens, Cot. 68, Lye. v. agryndan.
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hagalian; p. ode To hail :-- Hit hagalade stánum ofer ealle Rómáne saxea de nubibus grando descendens, Ors. 3, 5; Swt. 104, 20. [Icel. hagla : M. H. Ger. hagelen.]
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heofon.
Add;
In
later
specimens
the
word
is
often
feminine,
e.g.
:--
Hoc
caelum
þeós
heofen,
Ælfc.
Gr.
Z.
86,
ii.
I.
the
overarching
vault
of
sky,
the
sky,
firmament,
v.
heofon-hróf,
-hwealf
:--
Hé
cwæð,
'Geweorðe
heofen',
and
þ
rrihte
wæs
heofen
geworht
(cf.
Gen.
I.
6,
8),
Hml.
Th.
i.
6,
1-2.
Heofon
biþ
open
on
þm
eástdle.
and
mycel
mægen
forþ
cymeþ,
and
þone
heofon
oforþecþ
.
.
.
and
seó
heofon
biþ
gefeallen
æt
þm
feówer
endum
middangeardes,
Bl.
H.
93,
1-5.
Swelce
eal
se
hefon
birnende
wre,
Ors.
2,
6;
S.
86.
23.
Se
heofen,
4,
7;
S.
184,
22.
Hié
gesáwon
swelce
se
hefon
wre
tóhliden
Falescis
coelum
scindi
velut
magno
hiatu
visum,
4,
8
;
S.
188,
26.
Hí
woldon
witon
hú
heáh
hit
wre
tó
þm
hefone,
and
hú
ðicke
se
hefon
wre
and
hú
fæst,
oððe
hwæt
þr
ofer
wre,
Bt.
35,
4;
F.
162,
21-23.
Behealde
hé
on
feówer
healfe
his
hú
widgille
ðæs
heofones
hwealfa
biþ,
19;
F.
68,
22.
Þá
gigantas
woldon
tóbrecan
ðone
heofon
under
him
(Jove),
35,
4;
F.
162,
12.
Byrnendne
heofon,
Exod.
73.
I
a.
as
the
expanse
in
which
the
sun,
moon,
and
stars
are
fixed
:--
Firmamentum
is
þeós
roderlice
heofen
mid
manegum
steorrum
ámétt,
Lch.
iii.
254i
8:
232,
21.
Tunglena
heofon,
Angl.
vii.
12,
109.
Þá
þá
Críst
ácenned
wæs,
þá
sende
seó
heofen
níwne
steorran,
Hml.
Th.
i.
298,
26.
Heofon
ongeat
hwá
hine
getremede
tungolgimmum,
Cri.
1150.
Beneald
þá
tunglu
þæs
heán
heofnes,
Bt.
39,
13;
F.
232,
26.
Heofones
tungul.
Ors.
3,
5;
S.
104,
18.
Mon
geseah
swelce
hit
wre
án
gylden
bring
on
heofonum
brdre
þonne
sunne;
and
wæs
from
þm
heofone
brádiende
niþer
oþ
þá
eorþan,
and
wæs
eft
farende
wið
þæs
heofones,
5,
10;
S.
234,
8-11.
Ðonne
seó
sunne
on
hádrum
heofone
beorhtost
scíneþ,
Bt.
9;
F.
26,
15.
Þá
steorran
synd
fæste
on
þre
heofene;
þæt
(what)
menn
geseóð
feallan
of
þre
heofone,
swylce
hyt
sýn
steorran,
hyt
beóð
spearcan,
Angl.
viii.
320,
31:
Cri.
940.
Sceáwa
heofon,
hyrste
gerím,
rodores
tungel,
Gen.
2180.
I
b.
considered
as
a
revolving
sphere
:--
Seó
heofon
belýcð
on
hyre
bósme
ealne
middaneard.
And
heó
fre
tyrnð
onbútan
ús
swiftre
þonne
ánig
mylenhweól
eal
swá
deóp
under
þyssere
eorðan
swá
heó
is
bufan.
Ealle
heó
is
sinewealt
and
ansund,
Lch.
iii.
232,
17-21.
Firmamentum
is
þeós
roderlice
heofen
.
.
.
seó
firmamentum
tyrnð
symle
onbútan
ús.
.
.
ac
þr
is
ungerím
fæc
betweón
hyre
and
þre
eorðon,
254,
8-13.
Firmamentum,
ys
þeós
heofon,
heó
ys
gesewenlic
and
líchamlic
.
.
.
and
heó
fre
tyrnð
onbútan
ús,
Angl.
viii.
309,
44.
Hwylces
gecyndes
is
seó
heofon
?
Fýres
gecyndes
and
sinewealt
and
symle
turniende,
vii.
12,
107:
14,
137.
Se
heofen
mót
brengon
leóhte
dagas
and
eft
leóht
mid
þeóstrum
behelian,
Bt.
7,
3
;
F.
20,
20.
Wé
wendað
úre
neb
tó
eástdle
þr
seó
heofen
áríst,
Hml.
Th.
i.
262,
ii.
6.
Behealdaþ
ðá
hrædférnesse
þisses
heofenes,
Bt.
32,
2
;
F.
116,
6.
¶
used
figuratively
:--
Míne
þeówas
sindon
wísðómas
and
cræftas;
mid
þám
þeówum
ic
eom
ealne
þone
heofon
ymbhweorfende,
and
þá
niþemestan
ic
gebrenge
æt
þám
héhstan,
and
þá
héhstan
æt
þám
niþemestan
rotam
volubili
orbe
versamus,
infima
summis,
summa
infimis
mutare
gaudemus,
Bt.
7,
3;
F.
20,
35.
I
c.
the
plural
used
with
the
same
sense
as
the
singular
:--
Þæt
weorc
þínra
fingra,
þæt
synd
heofonas
and
móna
and
steorran,
Ps.
Th.
8,
4.
Hé
geseah
áne
hldre
standan
æt
him
on
eorðan.
Óðer
ende
wæs
uppe
on
hefenum
(-onum,
v.l.),
Past.
101,
19:
Chr.
773;
P.
50,
20.
On
heofonum
coelo,
Ors.
5,
10;
S.
234,
9
:
2,
6;
S.
86,
22.
God
hét
hyne
lócian
tó
heofonum
suspice
coelum,
Gen.
15,
5
:
Bt.
39,
7
;
F.
222,
6
:
Hml.
Th.
ii.
150,
23.
Holm
under
heofonum,
Gen.
161
:
1387
:
Ph.
58.
Hæleð
under
heofenum,
B.
52.
Ic
gesié
heofenas
(caelos),
werc
fingra
ðínra.
Ps.
Srt.
8,
4.
I
d.
as
the
object
towards
which
eyes
or
hands
are
directed
under
the
influence
of
reverence
or
strong
emotion
:--
Hé
his
handa
wæs
uppweardes
brdende
wið
þæs
heofones
(manus
ad
coelum
tendens),
and
mid
oferheortnesse
him
wæs
wniende,
Ors.
4,
5
;
S.
166,
19.
Ic
hebbe
tó
heofena
míne
hand
and
ic
swerie,
Deut.
32,
40.
Hé
nolde
furðun
his
eágan
áhebban
úp
tó
þám
heofone
(heofne,
L.,
R.),
Lk.
18,
13.
Hé
beseah
on
þone
heofon
(heofun,
R.),
Mt.
14,
19.
On
þone
heofon
behealdende
geómrode,
Mk.
7,
34.
Mid
ábrdedum
handum
and
in
þá
heofon
lócigende,
and
mid
teárum
geómrigende.
Hml.
S.
23b.
701.
I
e.
where
great
height
is
expressed
by
saying
a
thing
reaches
heaven.
(l)
physical
:--
Micle
burga
and
oð
heofun
fæste
urbes
magnae
et
ad
coelum
usque
munitae,
Deut.
I.
28.
Þá
tó
heofenum
úp
heáh
ástígað
ascendant
usque
ad
coelos,
Ps.
Th.
106,
25
:
Exod.
460:
492.
Bryne
stígeð
heáh
tó
heofonum,
Ph.
521.
Dúst
stonc
tó
heofonum,
Ra.
30,
12.
(2)
of
exalted
position
:--
Þú,
Cappernaum,
cwyst
þú
bysi
þú
úpáhafen
oð
heofen,
Mt.
ii.
23.
II.
the
region
of
the
atmosphere
in
which
birds
fly,
clouds
float,
moisture
is
stored,
v.
heofon-fleógende,
-flód,
-fugol,
-fýr,
-wolcen
:--
Seó
heofon
(hefon,
L.,
heofunn,
R.)
wæs
belocen
þreó
gér
and
syx
mónþas,
Lk.
4,
25.
Heofon
réce
swealg,
B.
3156.
Of
heofenes
deáwe
de
rore
coeli,
Gen.
27,
28.
Heofenes
(heofnes,
L.,
R.)
fugelas,
Lk.
13,
19.
Se
swéta
mete
ðe
him
cuóm
of
hefonum
(cf.
hét
hé
þá
wídan
duru
wolceiv
ontýnan
heá
of
heofenum,
and
hider
rignan
mannum
tó
móse,
Ps.
Th.
77,
25),
Past.
125,
20.
Mon
geseah
weallan
blód
of
eorþan,
and
rínan
meolc
of
heofonum,
Ors.
4,
3
;
l.
162,
7.
III.
the
region
beyond
the
visible
sky
:--
Ær
þám
þe
gewíte
heofon
and
eorþe,
Mt.
5,
18.
Þeós
wlitige
gesceaft,
heofon
and
eorðe,
An.
1440.
III
a.
plural
with
force
of
singular
:--
Bið
gehýred
mycel
stefn
on
heofenum
fyrdweorodes
getrymnesse,
and
heofon
biþ
open
on
þm
eástdle,
and
mycel
mægen
forþ
cymeþ
þurh
þone
openan
dl,
Bl.
H.
91,
35.
Ealle
gesceafta,
heofenas
and
englas,
sunnan
and
mónan
and
eorðan,
sand
ealle
fixas
God
gesceóp
on
syx
dagum,
Hml.
Th.
i.
14,
27.
IV.
one
of
the
spheres
into
which
the
realms
of
space
round
the
earth
were
divided
by
the
early
astronomers
:--
Siofon
heofonas
sindon
in
gewritum
leornode;
is
se
lyftlica
heofon,
and
se
oferlyftlica
and
se
fýrena
heofon
and
se
stronga
heofon
þe
wé
rodor
hafað,
and
se
egeslica
heofon
and
engla
heofon
and
heofon
þre
hálgan
ðrinnisse,
Nap.
50.
Ðonne
bist
þú
bufan
ðám
swiftan
rodore
and
ltst
behindan
þe
þone
héhstan
heofon,
Bt.
36,
2
;
F.
174,
16.
V.
the
celestial
abode
of
immortal
beings.
(
l)
of
God
and
his
angels
:--
Heofon
is
his
þrymsetl,
Hml.
Th.
i.
262,
4.
Heofan,
El.
753.
Heofones
waldend,
Gen.
300.
Ic
hæbbe
geweald
tó
gyrwanne
seðl
on
heofne,
282.
(I
a)
plural
with
same
meaning
as
singular
:--
Heofona
freá,
Gen.
1404.
On
heofona
ríce,
254.
Heofna
ealdor.
Sat.
567.
On
heáhsetle
heafena
ríces,
Hy.
8,
29.
Hé
r
worolde
rícsode
on
hefenum
(-onum,
v.l.),
Past.
33,
13.
Hé
tó
heofonum
ástág,
on
his
ealdcýððe,
Cri.
737.
Ic
gefylle
mid
mé
sylfum
heofenas
and
eorðan,
Hml.
Th.
i.
262,
3
:
Men.
65.
(2)
of
beatified
spirits
:--
Sié
þára
manna
gehwám
heofones
duru
ontýned,
El.
1230.
(2
a)
pl.
as
sing.
:--
Seó
sáwl
færð
tó
heofonum,
Bt.
18,
4;
F.
68,
14.
Þú
forgeáfe
þám
sáwlum
eard
on
heofonum,
33,
4
;
F.
132,
19.
(3)
one
of
the
seven
heavens
recognized
by
the
Jews
:--
Paulus
árímde
ðá
diógolnissa
ðæs
ðriddan
hefones,
Past.
99,
8.
Þá
óðre
heofenan
þe
bufan
hyre
(the
firmamenf)
synd
and
beneoðan
synd
ungesegenlice
and
mannum
unásmeágendlice.
Synd
swá
þeáh
má
heofenan
(heofena,
Angl.
viii.
310,
3.
,
swá
swá
se
wítega
cwæð,
'Coeli
coelorum,
'
is
heofena
heofenan.
[Þás
heofona
tácniað
þá
apostolas
and
þá
wítegan;
be
heom
ys
gecweden,
'Celi
enarrant
gloriam
Dei,'
Angl.
viii.
310,
5.]
Eác
se
apostol
Paulus
áwrát
hé
wæs
geldd
oð
ðá
þriddan
heofenan,
Lch.
iii.
232,
21-26.
Þeáh
hé
(Christ)
on
eorðan
cenned
wre,
hwæðre
his
meahta
spéd
heáh
ofer
heofonum
(or
under
I
c
?)
wunade,
Ph.
641.
Hefonas
hé
(St.
Paul)
ðurhfór
mid
his
módes
sceáwunga,
Past.
99,
23.
(4)
the
abode
of
heathen
deities
:--
Þte
UNCERTAIN
Job
sceolde
beón
se
héhsta
god
.
.
.
and
sceolde
rícsian
on
heofenum,
Bt.
35,
4;
F.
162,
7.
(5)
applied
figuratively
to
a
righteous
person
:--
Se
rihtwísa
is
heofen
geháten,
for
ðam
þe
on
rihtwísum
mannum
is
Godes
wunung,
Hml.
Th.
i
262,
15.
VI.
the
power
or
majesty
of
heaven;
the
ruler
of
heaven
:--
Se
wísdóm
nis
ufan
cumen
of
hefenum
.
.
.
ac
sé
sé
ðe
of
Gode
cymð,
hé
bið
gesibsum
non
est
ista
sapientia
desursum
descendens
.
.
.
Quae
desursum
esi
sapientia,
pacifica
est,
Past.
347,
25.
Ic
syngude
on
heofon,
Lk.
15,
21.
VI
a.
referring
to
heathen
mythology
:--
Job
sceolde
bión
ðæs
heofenes
sunu,
Bt.
35,
4;
F.
162,
7.
VI
b.
in
asseveration
or
oaths
:--
Ðæt
gé
ne
swerian
þurh
heofon,
Mt.
5,
34.
Ic
hæbbe
tó
gewítnisse
heofen
and
eorðan
testes
invoco
coelum
et
terram,
Deut.
4,
26.
VII.
a
condition
of
peace
or
happiness
:--
Gif
þú
ðé
ofsceamian
wilt
ðínes
gedwolan,
þonne
onginne
ic
þé
sóna
beran
and
þé
bringe
mid
mé
tó
heofonum.
Bt.
3,
4;
F.
6,
16.
Ic
gebrenge
eáþmódnesse
on
heofonum,
7,
3;
F.
22,
2.
Ic
wát
manegum
men
ðúhte
hé
wre
tó
heofonum
áhafen
gif
hé
nigne
dl
hæfde
þára
þínra
geslða
þe
ðú
nú
gét
hæfst,
II.
l
;
F.
33,
2:;
.
VIII.
a
ceiling
:--
Húshefen
oððe
heofen,
hróf
(heofenhróf?
but
cf.
lacunar
hróf,
55,
and
for
two
alternatives
after
oððe
v.
e,
70:
36,
5:
47,
13)
lacunar.
Wrt
Voc.
ii.
50,
58.
Heben,
hús[heben]
(?
hebenhús,
MS.)
lacunar,
112,
34.
v.
hús-,
úp-heofon;
heofone.
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