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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1834 Excerpt: ...pl.-guldon, to pay, requite. Forgifan, to forgive, give, grant. See Gifan. Forgifenis. See Forgyfenes. Forgripan, pret, -grap, pl.-gripon, to seize. Forgyfenes, forgiveness. Forgyldan, pret, -geald, pl.-guldon, pp.-golden, to pay, requise, compensate. Forgymeleasian, to neglect. Forheawan, pret, -heow, to cut down, slay, mangle. Forhergian, to harry, plunder. Forhergung, II. 3. ravage, devastation. Forhogian, to despise. Forhohnes, forhogednes, contempt. fForhowede (forhogode), despised. Forhradian, to get before, prevent. Forhtfull, fearful. Forhtian, to fear; forhtigende, fearing. Forhtliee, fearfully. fForhuste, despised? Probably should be forhucste, from hucse, contumely, contempt. For-hwaBga, however, saltem. Forirwerfian, to turn, change. Forlsetan, pret, -let, to leave, let, forsake, leave off; in-forlsetan, to let in. Forleoran, to leave. Forleosan, 3-lyst, pret, -leas, 2-lure, pl.-luron, to lose. Gr.251. Forlidenes, shipwreck. Forligere, III. 1. fornication. Forloren, lost. See Forleosan. Forlyst. See Forleosan. Forma (se) (seo, paet) forme, first. Forrotodnys, rottenness, corruption. fForrwerrpen (forwecrpan), to cast away, reject. fForrpi, because. Dan. fordi. Forsacan, pret, -soc, to forsake, refuse, deny. Forsceadan, pret, -sceod, pp.-scea den, to scatter. Forsceame, p. 78, line 27, probably an error for forsceamode, from forsceamian, to be ashamed. Forsceden, for forsceaden. See Forsceadan. Forsceoppan, to miscreate, transform. This word seems used in correctly for forscyppan. Forscrincan, pret, -scranc, pl.-scruncon, to shrink, wither. Forsearian, to sear, dry, wither. Forseon, to despise. See Seon. Forseon, v. refl., to err, sin. Ger. sich versehen.
