[scinna], w. m., apparition, evil spirit: dat. pl. scynnum, [940].

[scip], st. n., vessel, ship: nom. sg., [302]; acc. sg., [1918]; dat. sg. tô scipe, [1896]; gen. sg. scipes, [35], [897]; dat pl. tô scypum (scypon, MS.), [1155].

[scip-here], st. m., (exercitus navalis) armada, fleet: dat. sg. mid scip-herge, [243].

ge-[scîfe] (for ge-scýfe), adj., advancing (of the dragon's movement), [2571]; = G. schief?

[scînan], st. v., to shine, flash: pres. sg. sunne ... sûðan scîneð, [607]; so, [1572]; inf. geseah blâcne leóman beorhte scînan, [1518]; pret. sg. (gûð-byrne, woruld—candel) scân, [321], [1966]; on him byrne scân, [405]; pret. pl. gold-fâg scinon web äfter wagum, [995]; scionon, [303].

[scîr], adj., sheer, pure, shining: nom. sg. hring-îren scîr, [322]; scîr metod, [980]; acc. sg. n. scîr wered, [496]; gen. sg. scîran goldes, [1695].

[scîr-ham], adj., bright-armored, clad in bright mail: nom. pl. scîr-hame, [1896].

[scoten]. See [sceóten].

ge-[scôd], pret. part., shod (calceatus), covered: in comp. ær-ge-scôd(?). See ge-[sceaðan], and Note.

[scôp], st. m., singer, shaper, poet: nom. sg., [496], [1067]; gen. sg. scôpes, [90].