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dihtnung,
e;
f.
A
disposing,
ordering;
dispos
tio,
condtio
:--
Ealle
ðínre
synd
dihtnunge
underþeódde
omnia
tuæ
sunt
conditi
ni
subjecta,
Wanl.
Catal.
293,
50,
col.
1.
DER.
ge-dihtnung.
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under-þeódan,
-þiédan,
-þídan;
p.
de.
I.
to
subject,
subjugate,
render
subject,
(1)
with
dat.
:--
Se
líchoma
hine
him
(the
devil)
underðiéd
mid
ðære
lustfulnesse
...
Swá
swá
sió
nædre
l
rde
Euan
on
wóh
and
Eue
hí
hire
underðiód[d]e
mid
lustfulnesse,
swá
swá
líchoma
caro
se
delectatione
subjicit
...
Unde
et
ille
serpens
prava
suggessit,
Eva
autem
quasi
caro
se
delectationi
subdidit,
Past.
53;
Swt.
417,
24-27.
Hí
hí
underþiódaþ
unþeáwum,
Bt.
37,
1;
Fox
186,
28.
God
ðú
ðe
mé
sealdest
ðæt
ic
meahte
swylc
wíte
dón
mínum
feóndum,
and
mé
swylc
folc
underþýdes
(-þeodes,
Ps.
Surt.)
Deus
qui
das
vindictas
mihi,
et
subdidisti
populos
sub
me,
Ps.
Th.
17,
45.
Hé
ús
underþeódde
úre
folc
subjecit
populos
nobis,
Ps.
Th.
Spl.
Surt.
46,
3.
Claudius
Orcadus
Rómána
cynedóme
underþeódde,
Chr.
47;
Erl.
6,
26.
Ðú
mé
folc
mænig
underþeóddest
sobjiciens
populum
meum
sub
me,
Ps.
Th.
143,
3.
Tó
ðara
hláforda
dóme
ðe
hé
hine
r
underþeódde
(-þiódde,
Met.
25,
66),
Bt.
37,
1;
Fox
186,
29.
Ic
míne
sáwle
wylle
Gode
underþeódan
nonne
Deo
subdita
erit
anima
mea?
Ps.
Th.
61,
1:
Met.
25,
63.
Hí
druncennesse
and
oferhýdo
...
wron
heora
swiran
underðeóddende
(subdentes),
Bd.
1,
14;
S.
482,
27.
Reogollícum
ðeódscipum
underþeóded
regularibus
disciplinis
subditus,
4,
24;
S.
598,
21.
His
anwealde
underþeóded,
Bt.
26,
3;
Fox
94,
15.
Æ-acute;lc
mon
ðe
underþeóded
(-þiéded,
Met.
17,
23)
bið
unþeáwum,
30,
2;
Fox
110,
20.
Underþeód
(-þýded,
Met.
16,
4),
29,
3;
Fox
106,
19.
Næs
him
nó
ðý
læs
underðeód
eall
ðes
middangeard,
16,
4;
Fox
58,
10.
Hé
wæs
him
underþeód
(-ðióded,
Lind.,
Rush.)
erat
subditus
illis,
Lk.
Skt.
2,
51.
Underþeód
(-þýd,
Th.:
-ðióded,
Surt.)
beó
ðú
Drihtne
subditus
esto
Domino,
Ps.
Spl.
36,
6:
subjecta,
61,
5.
Him
se
msta
dl
wearð
underþiéded,
Ors.
1,
10;
Swt.
44,
5.
Gif
hé
wiðcwde
ðæt
hé
nre
underðiédd
(-ðídd,
Hatt.
MS.)
his
Scippende
si
auctoris
imperio
obedire
recusaret,
Past.
7;
Swt.
50,
13.
Him
wesan
underþýded,
Exon.
Th.
138,
13;
Gú.
575.
Syndan
mé
fremde
cynn
underþeóded
mihi
allophili
subditi
sunt,
Ps.
Th.
107,
8.
Deófolseócnessa
ús
synt
underþeódde
daemonia
subjiciuntur
nobis,
Lk.
Skt.
10,
17.
Ealle
ðás
mgþe
Æþelbalde
on
hýrsumnesse
underþeódde
syndon
hae
omnes
provinciae
Ædilbaldo
subjectae
sunt,
Bd.
5,
23;
S.
646,
27.
Ðám
ánum
ðe
Gode
underþeódde
syndon
mid
myclum
hádum,
Blickl.
Homl.
109,
22.
Swsum
wordum
underþeódde
(dediti),
Coll.
Monast.
Th.
32,
33.
Ða
ðe
him
underðiédde
(-ðídde,
Cott.
MSS.)
bióð
subjecti,
Past.
4;
Swt.
39,
7.
Wé
ealle
ðære
hnescnesse
úres
flsces
beóð
underðiédde
(-ðídde,
Cott.
MSS.)
cuncti
corruptionis
nostrae
infirmitatibus
subjacemus,
21;
Swt.
159;
6.
Eall
ða
ðing
ðe
hire
underþiéd
sint,
sint
underþiéd
ðam
godcundan
foreþonce,
Bt.
39,
6;
Fox
220,
20.
Ða
ealdormen
beóð
Gode
underðýdde,
Ps.
Th.
46,
9.
(2)
with
a
preposition
:--
Ðú
underþeódest
folc
mín
under
mé
subdis
populum
meum
subter
me,
Ps.
Spl.
143,
3.
Gé
underþiódaþ
eówre
héhstan
medemnesse
under
ða
eallra
nyþemestan
gesceafta
vos
dignitatem
vestram
infra
infima
quaeque
detruditis,
Bt.
14,
2;
Fox
44,
33.
Ðú
underþeóddest
folc
under
mé
subdis
populos
sub
me,
Ps.
Spl.
17,
49.
Ne
wæs
fre
nig
cyning
ðæt
má
heora
landa
him
tó
gewealde
underþeódde,
Bd.
1,
34;
S.
499,
23.
Underðeódende
folc
under
mé
subjiciens
populos
sub
me,
Ps.
Surt.
143,
2.
(3)
where
that
to
which
there
is
subjection
is
not
stated
:--
Ðonne
hé
underðiód
quando
summiserit,
Kent.
Gl.
1004.
Ðæt
hit
ungedafenlíc
sig,
ðæt
se
ddbéta
hine
ná
on
ða
wísan
ðissa
woroldlícra
þinga
ne
underþeóde
quod
indecorum
sit,
poenitentem
in
re
mundanorum
horum
negotiorum
se
non
cohibere,
L.
Ecg.
P.
i.
7;
Th.
ii.
174,
25.
Ús
is
tó
gelýfenne
ðæt
se
Hlend
þyder
cóme,
næs
nó
genéded,
ne
underþeóded,
ac
mid
his
wyllan,
Blickl.
Homl.
29,
15.
Underþeód
dedito,
Hpt.
Gl.
509,
62.
II.
to
subject,
cause
to
endure,
render
liable
:--
Hefigran
scylde
and
hefigran
wítum
hé
hine
underðiét
poenae
gravioris
culpae
se
subjicit,
Past.
54;
Swt,
421,
6.
Ðá
hét
se
cásere
ðone
diácon
miclum
wítum
underþeódan,
Shrn.
56,
34.
III.
to
subjoin,
add
:--
Hé
underþeódde
and
him
sde
ðæt
se
dæg
swíþe
neáh
stóde
his
forþfóre
subjunxit
diem
sui
obitus
jam
proxime
instare,
Bd.
4,
3;
S.
568,
15.
IV.
to
support
:--
Underþiód
subnixa,
suffulta,
Hpt.
Gl.
467,
21.
Underþeódne
subnixum,
507,
57.
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