†sely (A.S.) [477], simple, poor
selkouth (A.S.) pl. selkouthe wonderful, strange
selles (A.N.) cells
semen (A.S.) [328], to seem, appear, resemble. †I semed, [460], I looked
semynge (A.S.) [318], resembling
semy-vif (A.N.) [351], half alive, i. e. half dead
sen, [25], see, [32] (A.S.) to see. pres. sing. thow sest, [15]. he seeth, pl. we seen. pret. sing. seigh, [77], [147], [200], [247], seyghe, [82], saugh, [29], [77], [347], [376], [437], pl. seighe. part. pas. y-seyen, seyen, [216], [308], [349], seene, y-seighen, [77], seighen, [177], y-seighe, [365]
senden (A.S.) to send. pret. s. sent, [421], pl. senten
serelopes (A.S.) [358], severally, by themselves
serk (A.S.) [81], a shift, shirt