síþ

1. adv (1) late, after some time; ǽr and \síþ early and late, always; ǽr oþþe \síþ, ǽfre oþþe \síþ ever, at any time; ne \síþ ne ǽr never; sume ǽr, sume \síþ some early, some late; (2) later, afterwards; cmp \síþ, \síþor; spl \síþost; 2. prep w.d. after; \síþ þǽm after that, afterwards; 3. conj after; \síþ þǽm after that, afterwards

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adj late; cmp \síþra late, later; spl \síþest, \síþmest, \síþemest latest, last; adv æt \síþestan, æt \síþmestan/\síþemestan at last, finally, in the end;

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m (-es/-as) 1. going, journeying, travel, errand; 1a. going from this world; 2. a journey, voyage, course, expedition, undertaking, enterprise; \síþa rest rest from journeys; \síþ settan to travel, journey; 2a. the journey of the spirit from this world, departure, death; mín dohtor is on ýtemestum \síþe my daughter is at her end; 3. coming, arrival; 4. a proceeding, course of action, way of doing, conduct; ne biþ swilc earges síþ such is not a coward's way; ic ne mæg þínra worda ne wísma wuht oncnáwan síðes ne sagena I cannot understand aught of thy words or of thy ways, of thy proceeding or of thy sayings; 4a. conduct, way of life, manner; 5. denoting that which occurs to a person, how a person fares, the course of events in the case of a person, lot, condition, fate, destiny, experience, hap, fortune; secgan hwelc siþþan wearþ herewulfa síþ to say what happened afterwards to the war-wolves; 6. a path, road, way; 7. a time, turn, occasion; (colloquial go, Danish gang); (1) with ordinals; eft óðre síðe hé férde again a second time he had departed; óðre \síþe…óðre síðe on one occasion…on another; (2) with cardinals; on ǽnne \síþ at one and the same time, once, all at once; on þríe \síþas at three times; (2a) used in multiplying numbers; féower \síþum seofon béoþ eahta and twentig four times seven is 28;(2b) marking degree; héo hæfde seofon \síþum beorhtran sáwle she had a 7 times brighter soul; [Ger seit]; 8. ¹ see sihþ1, pres 3^rd sing of séon 1