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wīsan.56,9; is, wise 168, 4; up.
wise 33, 24 ; ap. 28, 9.
wis-dōm, m., wisdom, learning:
ns. 61, 2 ; gs. -domes 46, 24; ds.

-dome 26, 11; 33, 4; as. -dōm
26,14.

•wise, 1, wise, manner, condition,

idiom: as. wīsan, matter, 10,21;

11,24; 33,26; 54,13; 111,21;

up. 177, 18.
wīsian (W. II.), direct, guide:

pret. 8 sg. wīsode 158, 28.
Wīsle, 1, the Vistula : us. 42, 14;

42, 21. _
Wīsle-mnffa, m., the mouth of the

Vistula,: us. 42,22; as. -mū'San

42,13.

wīslic, adj., wise: ns. 63, 26.
wīs-mQnn, m., wise man: ns.

-mijn 55, 6,
wlsnlan (W. II.), wither, waste

away: pret. 3 sg. wisnode 72,21.

[weornian.]
wissian (W. II.), direct, guide

(w. dat.) : inf. 109, 3.
wist, f., food,provision, feast: ds.

wiste 161,13 ; np. wista 70, 24;
.. dp. 80, 6 ; 84, 18; ap. wiste 173, •

18. [wesan.]
wlst-fullian (W. II.), feast (intr.):

opt. 2 sg. -fullige 84, 6.
wit (wyt), see ic.

•wita (wiota), m., wise man, c'oun-
cilor: ns.63,29; 102,12; np.witan
86, 14; wiotan 14, 2 ; 26, 3; dp.
63,11 ; wytum 63, 6 ; gp. witeria
76, 16 ; wiotona 27, 27. [witan.]

witan (wiotan) (PP.), know : inf.
2, 11; 48, 17 ; 57, 17 ; ger. wife-
anne 2, 5; 111, 26; wiotonne 28,
14; 1 sg. wāt 45, 2; 46, 23; 2
sg. wist 69, lð^l; 84, 18; 3 sg.



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wlne-dryhten (-drihten), m., friendly lord: gs. -dryhtnes 161, 14; as. -drihten 157, 12; 157, 27. wine-leas, adj., friendless: ns. 161, 22. wlne-mēēg, m,, friendly kinsman : gp. -mǽga 160, 7; ap. -māgas 159, 9. winrian, wçnn wunnon wunnen (3), fight, strive (intr.): 1 pi. winna* 98,19; 3 pi. 33,24; imp,. 2 sg. wyn 133, 22; pret. 3 sg.° wann 102, 15. wīn-ssel, n., wine-īiall: np. -salo 162, 25. Wlntan-ceaster (Winte-).f., Win- chester: ds. -ceastre 102,7 ; Win- teceastre 23, 24; 25, 5. winter, m. (S. 273, n. 3), winter: in reckoning time, the equivalent of Mod. year: ns. 44, 8; gs. wintres 64, 9; adv. 166, 16 ; ds. wintra 38, 6 ; 64, 10; as. winter 21,16; 22,13; 23, 8; gp. wintra 14,8; 25,15; dp. 156,5. winter-eearlg, adj., full of the care of years: ns. 161, 1. wlnter-ge-wǽde, n., weed, gar- ment or covering of winter: dp. 173, 23. winter-ge-weorp, n., winter storm: 167,6. winter-sour, m., winter shower: ns. 165, 18. wlnter-tīd, f., winter-tide: ds. -tide 64, 4. wiota, see wita. wiotan, see witan. Wlr-fcēal, m., Wirral (Cheshire) : ds. Wīrhēale 21, 29 ; dp. 21, 19. wis, adj., wise; ns. 47, 1; ds.		wīsan.56,9; is, wise 168, 4; up. wise 33, 24 ; ap. 28, 9. wis-dōm, m., wisdom, learning: ns. 61, 2 ; gs. -domes 46, 24; ds. -dome 26, 11; 33, 4; as. -dōm 26,14. •wise, 1, wise, manner, condition, idiom: as. wīsan, matter, 10,21; 11,24; 33,26; 54,13; 111,21; up. 177, 18. wīsian (W. II.), direct, guide: pret. 8 sg. wīsode 158, 28. Wīsle, 1, the Vistula : us. 42, 14; 42, 21. _ Wīsle-mnffa, m., the mouth of the Vistula,: us. 42,22; as. -mū'San 42,13. wīslic, adj., wise: ns. 63, 26. wīs-mQnn, m., wise man: ns. -mijn 55, 6, wlsnlan (W. II.), wither, waste away: pret. 3 sg. wisnode 72,21. [weornian.] wissian (W. II.), direct, guide (w. dat.) : inf. 109, 3. wist, f., food,provision, feast: ds. wiste 161,13 ; np. wista 70, 24; .. dp. 80, 6 ; 84, 18; ap. wiste 173, • 18. [wesan.] wlst-fullian (W. II.), feast (intr.): opt. 2 sg. -fullige 84, 6. wit (wyt), see ic. •wita (wiota), m., wise man, c'oun- cilor: ns.63,29; 102,12; np.witan 86, 14; wiotan 14, 2 ; 26, 3; dp. 63,11 ; wytum 63, 6 ; gp. witeria 76, 16 ; wiotona 27, 27. [witan.] witan (wiotan) (PP.), know : inf. 2, 11; 48, 17 ; 57, 17 ; ger. wife- anne 2, 5; 111, 26; wiotonne 28, 14; 1 sg. wāt 45, 2; 46, 23; 2 sg. wist 69, lð^l; 84, 18; 3 sg.