n._ 14; its correlative is swuch 93, 135, 255, swucche _pl. n._ 194: #ilca# is ilke 105 &c.; #þyllic#, þulliche _pl. d._ 162, þulli _s. d._ 326, 327. Indefinites are hwam se _s. a._ 276, hwet se _s. n._ 172, hwuch se _s. a._ 72; me 45, 68, 87, 165, 275, mon 25; an 252; sum 54, summes _s. g._ 162, 236, summe _pl. n._ 14; eiðer 102, 111; oðer 37, oðres _s. g._ 109, 112, oðre _s. d._ 252, _pl. d._ 52, 285, _pl. a._ 277; euch 108, euchan 49, 109, euchanes _s. g._ 252, eauereuchan 307; eni 113, ei 42, 135, 192; nawiht 172, 183, noht 149; moni 20, 29, 166, monie _pl. n._ 307, _pl. a._ 314, ma 167; feole 306; al _s. n._ 12, alles _s. g._ 90, 197, 264, al _s. d._ 74, 155, _s. a._ 105, 116, 117; alle _pl. n._ 13, 114, 214, alre _pl. g._ 181, alle _pl. d._ 30, 46, 281, _pl. a._ 33, 40, 297, mid alle 211. Verbs in #-an# have infinitive -en, abeoren 125, bihalden 233, 236, and thirty-five other instances, or -e, bringe 113, 173, cume 7, here 22, munne 303, neome 328, those in #ian#, mostly of the second weak conjugation, have -ien, carien 162, 166, gleadien 270, herien 320, schunien 177, þolien 7 (6), wakien 7, readien 81 (ME. formation from read = #rǣd#), or -ie, spealie 303, þolie 235, or -in, amurdrin 32, blissin 270, eilin 290, euenin 83, folhin 12, 336, fondin 224, grapin 87, hearmin 290, lokin 232, 254, lutlin 327, openin 285, rikenin 86, sunegin 179, warnin 152, wursin 328, and ME. wontin, or -i, wursi 164: contract verbs are biseon 122, fleon 158, seon 305, underuon 312, unwreo 285. The _dat. inf._ is inflected in to cumene 265, to witene 50, 150, 226; other forms are forte binden 71, forte warnin 140, forte . . . halden 57, for . . . to drahen 72, forte breoke 28, to alesen 242, to seon ⁊ to cnawen 293 (virtual _nom._), to warnin 63, to . . . makie 325. Presents are _s._ 1. cume 76, 220, cwakie 131, demi 185, iseo 150; 2. cumest 76, easkest 68, seist 279; 3. cleopeð 38, limpet 154, makid 39, and seventy-four others; contracted, about one-fourth of the total number, bisið 332, bit 246, flið 158, forȝet 25, 167, halt 180, 195, 205, hat 45, let 26, 212, sent 55, sit 48, 225, 237, wit 52, and nine others, _passive_ hatte 62; _pl._ 1. habbeð 191, witeð 144, drede we 155; 3. aȝulteð 48, edwiteð 123; of the second weak conjugation, acwikieð 105, heatieð 111, herieð 317, makied 255, wunieð 272, 320, but ofearneð 135 and liuieð 287, werieð 143; meallið 90, seoð 257, 295, iseoð 89, 94: _subjunctive s._ 1. habbe 61, understonde 285; 3. bihalde 40, bineome 11, cume 23, 65, 144, comme 60, feole, forȝeme 54, forswolhe 152, fortruste 54, leade 65, leare 45, leote 40, reade 142, rihte 14, 141, schute 160, seche 60, slepe 25, tuhte 23, werie 141, chasti 11, loki 39, wardi 141, warni 42; _pl._ 1. demen 191, 193, halden 198, þonkin 200, neome we 147: _imperative s._ 2. etstont 158, let 209, sei 280, tele 79, 228, warne 155; _pl._ 2. hercnið 218, lokið 67, lustnið 61, neomeð 311, þencheð 115, understondeð 218. Past of Strong Verbs: I a. _s._ 1.
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