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linnan;
p.
lann,
pl.
lunnon
To
cease,
leave
off,
desist,
part
from,
lose
:--
Bl
d
his
blinniþ
blisse
linniþ
[-aþ
MS.]
listum
[lissum?]
linneþ
his
glory
comes
to
an
end,
he
ceases
from
joy,
desists
from
delights,
Exon.
95
a;
Th.
354,
30;
Reim.
53.
Lunnon
sáwlum
they
parted
from
their
souls
i.e.
they
died,
Cd.
167;
Th.
209,
9;
Exod.
496.
Ealdre
linnan
to
die,
Exon.
88
a;
Th.
330,
21;
Vy.
54:
An.
2277;
An.
1139:
Beo.
Th.
2960
;
B.
1478.
Ealdres
linnan,
4878;
B.
2443.
[Goth.
af-linnan:
Icel.
linna:
O.
H.
Ger.
bi-linnan.]
DER.
á-linnan,
blinnan
[
=
be-linnan],
á-,
ge-blinnan.
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swefan;
p.
swæf,
pl.
swfon;
pp.
swefen
To
sleep.
I.
of
natural
sleep
:--
Se
ne
slpeþ
ne
swefeþ
(or
III
a)
swýðe
non
dormitavit
neque
obdormiet,
Ps.
Th.
120,
4.
Hé
swifeþ
slpe
gebiesgad.
Exon.
Th.
358,
1
;
Pa.
39.
Hé
sófte
swæf.
Cd.
Th.
12,
2
;
Gen.
179:
94,
19
;
Gen.
1564.
Sceótend
swfon,
ða
ðæt
hornreced
healdan
scoldon,
Beo.
Th.
1411;
B.
703:
2564;
B.
1280.
Ðú
móst
sorhleás
swefan,
3348;
B.
1672:
238;
B.
119.
Geseah
hé
in
recede
swefan
sibbegedriht
samod
ætgædere,
1462
;
B.
729
:
Exon.
Th.
344,
25
;
Gn.
Ex.
179.
Swefan
under
swegles
hleó,
Andr.
Kmbl.
1663;
An.
834.
Swefan
on
slpe,
1695;
An.
851.
II.
of
the
sleep
of
death
:--Se
fge
þegn
æfter
billes
bite
swefeþ,
Beo.
Th.
4127
;
B.
2060.
Se
wyrm
ligeþ,
swefeþ
sáre
wund,
5485
;
B.
2746.
Swefaþ
ða
ðe
beadogríman
býwan
sceoldon,
4505
;
B.
2256.
Hý
deáðdrepe
drihte
swfon,
synfullra
sweót
sáwlum
lunnon,
Cd.
Th.
209,
7;
Exod.
495.
Hðene
swfon,
deáðwang
ridon,
Andr.
Kmbl.
2004;
An.
1004.
Hláfurd
sécan
oððe
hér
swefan,
Vald.
1.
31.
III.
metaphorically,
(a)
to
denote
lack
of
watchfulness
:--
Ðonne
se
weard
swefeþ,
sáwele
hyrde,
Beo.
Th.
3487;
B.
1741.
(b)
to
denote
cessation
of
activity
:--
Swfon
seledreámas,
Cd.
Th.
179,
29;
Exod.
36.
[Cf.
Þa
sæ
sweuede,
Laym.
25548.
Icel.
sofa;
p.
svaf
to
sleep:
Dan.
sove
:
Swed.
sofwa.]
v.
swebban.
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sweót,
es;
n.
A
troop,
band,
squadron:?-Him
on
láste
fór
sweót
Ebréa
sigore
geweorþod,
Judth.
Thw.
25,
38;
Jud.
299.
Ðý
deáðdrepe
drihte
swfon,
synfullra
sweót
sáwlum
lunnon,
Cd.
Th.
209,
8;
Exod.
496.
Segn
ofer
sweóton,
185,
23;
Exod.
127.
Segen
for
sweótum,
Elen.
Kmbl.
247;
El.
124.
Sweótum
in
crowds,
in
shoals,
Beo.
Th.
1138;
B.
567.
Sunu
Simeonis
sweótum
cómon
(came
in
bands),
Cd.
Th.
199,
20;
Exod.
341.
Fífe
fóran
folc
cyningas
sweótum
(marched
with
their
squadrons),
119,
5;
Gen.
1975.
Moyses
bebeád
cígean
sweót
(summon
the
bands),
119,
25;
Exod.
220.
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ypping,
e;
f.
I.
manifestation
:--
Ypping
manifestatio
(epiphania),
Rtl.
195,
24,
II.
what
mounts
up
(?),
applied
to
the
water
of
the
Red
Sea
which
had
risen
up
on
either
side
of
the
track
followed
by
the
Israelites.
Cf.
Holmweall
ástáh,
merestreám
módig,
Cd.
Th.
207,
16;
Exod.
467;
and
multon
meretorras,
208,
16;
Exod.
484
:--
Synfullra
sweót
sáwlum
lunnon,
siððan
hié
onbugon
(on
bogum,
MS.)
brún[e]
yppinge
(cf.
for
the
epithet
brúne
ýða,
Andr.
Kmbl.
1038;
An.
519),
módewga
mst
the
host
of
sinners
lost
their
lives,
after
the
brown
waters
that
had
towered
aloft
broke
over
them,
Cd.
Th.
209,
13;
Exod.
498.
Cf.
ypplen.
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