softe (A.S.) [1], warm (like the Fr. doux)
sokene (A.S.) [34], a district held by tenure of socage
solas (A.N.) comfort, solace
soleyn (A.N.) [240], one left alone
solne (A.N.) [102], to sing by note
som (A.S.) pl. somme, some
somone (A.N.) [37], sompne, [62], [209], [408], to summon
somonour (A.N.) [31], [51], [75], a somner, an officer employed to summon delinquents to appear in ecclesiastical courts, now called an apparitor
sonde (A.S.) mission, sending
sone (A.S.) a son