plega, m., _play, festivity_. port, m., _port_ [Lat. portus].
rād, f., _raid_. rǣcan (§ 126), _reach_; pret. 3d sing., rǣhte. ræst, see ręst. Rēadingas, m. pl., _Reading_ (in Berkshire). ręccan (§ 128), _narrate, tell_; pret. pl. indic., ręhton, reahton. ręccelēas, _reckless, careless_. ręced, n., _house, hall_. regnian (rēnian) (§ 130), _adorn, prepare_; past part., geregnad. regollīc (-lec), _according to rule, regular_. rēn-weard, m., _mighty warden, guard, champion_. ręst (ræst), f., _rest, resting-place, bed_. rēðe, _fierce, furious_. rīce, _rich, powerful, aristocratic_. rīce, n., _realm, kingdom_ [bishopric]. rīcsian (§ 130), _rule_. rīdan (§ 102), _ride_. rīman (§ 126), _count_ [rime]. rinc, m., _man, warrior_. rōd, f., _rood, cross_; rōde tācen, _sign of the cross_. Rōmware, m. pl., _Romans_. rǫnd (rand), m., _shield_. rūn, f., _rune, secret meditation_ [to round = to whisper]. rycene (ricene), _quickly, rashly_. ryhtnorðanwind, m., _straight north-wind_.
sǣ, f., _sea_. sǣ-bāt, m., _sea-boat_. sǣd, n., _seed_. sǣde, see sęcgan. sǣl, m., f., _time, happiness_ [sil-ly]; on sǣlum 137, 22 [[_Beowulf_ 644]] = _joyous, merry_. sǣlan (§ 126), _bind_. sǣ-līðend (§ 68, (3)), m., _seafarer_ (nom. and acc. pl. same as nom. and acc. sing.). sam ... sam, _whether ... or_. same, _similarly_; swā same, _just the same, in like manner_. samod, see sǫmod. sanct, m., f., _saint_ [Lat. sanctus]; gen. sing., sanctæ, f., sancti, m. sang, see sǫng. sār, f., n., _sore, pain, wound_. sār, adj., _sore, grievous_. sāre, _sorely_. sāwan (§ 117,) _sow_. sāwol, f., _soul_; oblique cases, sing., sāwle (§ 39, Note). scacan (sceacan) (§ 116), _shake, go, depart_; past part., scacen, sceacen. scadu-helm, m., _cover of night, shadow-covering_ [shadow-helm]; scadu-helma gesceapu, see Note on 138, 2-6 [[lines 647-51]]. sceal, see sculan. scēap, n., _sheep_. scēat, m., _corner, region, quarter_ [sheet]; eorðan scēatta 139, 14 [[_Beowulf_ 753]] = _in the regions of earth_ (gen. used as locative). scēawi(g)an (§ 130), _view, see_ [shew]. scēawung, f., _seeing_. sceolde, see sculan. scēop (scōp), see scieppan. scēowyrhta, m., _shoe-maker_. scęððan (§ 116), _injure, scathe_ (with dat.). scieppan (§ 116), _create_. Scieppend, m., _Creator_. scīnan (§ 102), _shine_. scip (scyp), n., _ship_. scipen, n., _stall_. sciprāp, m., _ship-rope, cable_. scīr, f., _shire, district_. Sciringeshēal, m., _Sciringesheal_ (in Norway). scolde, see sculan. scǫmu, f., _shame, dishonor_. Scōnēg, f., _Skaane_ (southern district of the Scandinavian peninsula). scopgereord, n., _poetic language_. scrīðan (§ 102), _stride, stalk_. sculan (§ 136; § 137, Note 2), _shall, have to, ought_. Scyldingas, m. pl., _Scyldings, Danes_. scyp, see scip. Scyppend, see Scieppend. sē, sēo, ðæt (§ 28; § 28, Note 3), _the_; _that_; _he, she, it_; _who, which, that_; ðæs, _from then, afterwards, therefore_; ðæs ðe (p. 110, l. 2), _with what_; ðȳ ... ðæt (p. 110, ll. 7-8), _for this reason ... because_; tō ðǣm ... swā, _to such an extent ... as_; ðy (ðē), _the_ (adverbial, with comparatives); ðȳ ... ðȳ, _the ... the_. seah, see sēon. sealde, see sęllan. searo-gimm, m., _artistic gem, jewel_. searo-nīð, m., _cunning hatred, plot_. searo-ðǫnc, m., _cunning thought, device_. Seaxe, m. pl., _Saxons, Saxony_. sēc(e)an (§ 128), _to seek, visit, meet_. sęcg, m., _man, warrior_. sęcgan (§ 132), _say, tell_. sefa, m., _mind, spirit_. sēfte, _more easily_ (comparative of sōfte). segel, m., n., _sail_; dat. sing. = segle. seglian (§ 130), _sail_. sęle, m., _hall_. sęledrēam, m., _hall joy, festivity_. sęle-ful, n., _hall cup_. sęlesęcg, m., _hall warrior, retainer_. sēlest, _best_ (no positive). self (sylf), _self, himself_ (declined as strong or weak adjective). sęllan (syllan) (§ 128), _give_ [sell, han(d)sel]. sęmninga, _forthwith, straightway_. sęndan (§ 127), _send_. sēo, see sē. sēoc, _sick_. seofon (syfan), _seven_. seolh, m., _seal_; gen. sing. = sēoles (§ 27, (3)). sēon (§ 118), _see, look_. seonu, f., _sinew_; nom. pl., seonowe. sess, m., _seat_. sibb, f., _friendship, peace_ [gos_sip_]. sidu (siodu), m., _custom, morality, good conduct_. sīe, see bēon. siex, _six_; syxa (siexa) sum, see sum. siextig, _sixty_. sige, m., _victory_. sige-folc, n., _victorious people_. sige-lēas, _victory-less, of defeat_. sige-rōf, victory-famed, _victorious_. sige-wǣpen, n., _victory-weapon_. siglan (§ 127), _sail_. Sillende, _Zealand_. sinc, n., _treasure, prize_. sinc-fǣt, n., see 137, 1 [[_Beowulf_ 623]] [treasure-vat]. sinc-ðęgu, f., _receiving of treasure_ [ðicgan]. sind, sint, sindon, see bēon. singan (§ 110), _sing_. sittan (§ 115, Note 2), _sit, take position_. sīð, m., _journey, time_; forman sīðe 139, 2 [[_Beowulf_ 741]] = _the first time_ (instr. sing.). sīðian (§ 130), _journey_.