mægen, power. micel, great.

magnus (great) Lat.

μɛyav, great. mealpe, mallow. malva (mallow) ib. meca, a sword.

machora (a sword) ib.
mucro (a point) ib.
paxouas, to fight.

medeme, great, dignified. Medw, to command.

me, me.

με, me.

meor, moss.

muscus (moss) Lat. meɲrc, a marsh.

mariscus (a marsh) ib. mathelan, to speak. methel, a discourse. Mudos, a discourse. meter, metre.

metrum (metre) Lat. mid, middle.

medius (middle) ib. mid, a bushel.

modius (a bushel) ib.

mil, a mile.

miliare (a mile) ib.

mild, mild.

month, death.
mors (death) Lat.
mot (death) Heb.
maoot (death) Malay.
moot (death) Hindoostan.
murk (death) ib.

mun, a hand.

manus (a hand) Lat.

μɛdeλ, council.

μεδος, council.

mul, a mule.

mulus (a mule) Lat. munt, a mount.

montem (a mount) ib. muɲcnian, to murmur.

murmurare (to murmur) ib.

mur, a mouse.

Hus, a mouse.

mus (a mouse) Lat. murcel, a muscel-fish.

musculus (a muscel-fish) ib. must, new wine.

mustum (new wine) ib.

mylen, a mill.

molendinum (a mill) ib.

mylcian, to milk.

mulgere (to milk) ib. mynegian, to admonish. monere (to admonish) ib.

mynet, money. moneta (money) ib.

pæd, quick, ready. gadios, easy. rægn, rain.

φαίνω, to pour. nenc, glory, pride. penc, proud.

ran (a name) Copt. pearian, to rob. ɲеаƑеɲe, a spoiler. nera, a spoiler. reftahe (a spoiler) Copt. refskiou (a spoiler) ib. péccepe, a ruler. rector (a ruler) Lat. regn, a ruler.

regnum (a kingdom) ib. regnare (to reign) ib.

pegel, a rule.

regula (a rule) ib.

neht, right.

rectus (right) ib.

pice, a region.
regio (a region) ib.
nicrian, to rule.
pixian, to rule.

rexi (I have ruled) ib.

nihte, justly. rite (justly) ib.

rude, rue.

ruta (rue) ib.

Saban, linen.

sabi (a shirt) Pers. sabibat (a vest) Arm. rac, contention, quarrel. sakhinat (rage) Arab. sukht (indignation) ib. sakht (violent) Pers. skr (a falsehood) Heb. racc, a sack.

saccus (a sack) Lat.
daxxos, a sack.
sok (a sack) Coptic.
sk (a sack) Heb.
sakil (weighty) Arab.
radian, to be full.
sat (sufficient) Lat.
ræd, seed.

sid (seed) Copt,
sat (to sow) ib.

salim (safe) ib. salus (safety) Lat. rælth, prosperity. GEλas, splendour. siloh (to rest) Heb. ral, a hall, a palace. salar (a prince) Pers.

rala, a bond.

saleb (seizing) Arab. ralh, a willow.

salah (a wicker-basket) Pers.

ralt, salt.

sal (salt) Lat.
salt (sharp) Arab.

daλos, the sea-coast. rame, the same.

similis (like) Lat. sinod (likeness) Copt. rammæle, concordant. saml (reconciliation) Arab. ramu, together. ramod, together.

simul (together) Lat. simal (assistant) Arab. ræng, song.

sensen (a sound) Copt. sensen (to sound) ib. rape, soap. sabun (soap) Arab. sapo (soap) Lat. ran, sore, sorry. sa (infirmity) Arab. sarisk (a tear) Pers. sarsan (fear) ib. raud (a sacrifice) Goth. sajjat (an idol) Arab. sajjad (adoring) ib.

rel, good.

salih (good) Arab. saluh (good) ib. salah (virtue) ib. dsλas, brightness. selsol (to adorn) Copt. rema, a judge.

simmet (an old man) Arab. reman, to adjust a dispute. samn (adjusting) ib. semne (to dispose) Copt. remle, always.

semper (always) Lat.

rýnd, they are.

sunt (they are) ib. rendan, to send.

sen (to pass over) Copt. reoc, sick.

sakim (sick) Arab. sakam (sickness) ib. reofen, seven. septem (seven) Lat. reon, to see.

sima (the face) Pers. reon, to flow.

dew, to agitate. retan, to plant.

set (to sow) Copt. retan, to set. set (the tail) ib. rechel, a seat. sedes (a seat) Lat.

rex, six.

sex (six) Lat. ¿ğ, six.

rexta,

si,

the sixth part.

sextus (the sixth part) Lat.

be thou.

sis (be thou) ib. rib, peace.

sabat (rest) Heb. rıb, a kinsman.

sabab (affinity) Pers. ribun, seven.

sabia (seven) Arab.
sba (seven) Heb.

rife, a sieve.
riftan, to sift.

safsafat (sifting) Pers.

rican, to sit.

sitan (reclining)

rittath, he sits.

Pers.

sedel (he sits) Lat.

slide, a fall.
slat (a fall) Copt.

rlim, slime.

limus (slime) Lat. rmean, to inquire. sme (voice) Copt. гmeoc, smoke.

duvxw, to consume. σμυχω, to inflame. гmiɲian, to smear. σμιαω, to wipe.

ron, sound.

sonus (sound) Lat. rcon, histories.

ustarah (a story) Arab.

rcan, a stone, a rock. setoni (to stone) Copt. astun (a column) Pers.

standan, to stand.

istandan (to stand) ib. rred, a place or station.

istandan (to stop, or dwell) ib. rreon, a heifer.

astar (a mule) ib. steopɲa, a star. гrenn, a star.

istarah (a star) ib.
astar (a star) ib.
sitareh (a star) ib.

repære, a bed.

stratum (a bed) Lat. sɲeapian, to strew. sternere (to strew) ib. rrreop, straw.

stramentum (straw) ib.

cela, well.

talske (health) Copt. celan, to tell, to count. tale (to add) ib. tem, a yoke of oxen. tom (to join) ib. tendan, to take fire. tan (fire) Welsh. temmo (to burn) Copt. teoche a leader. duce (a leader) Lat. channe, then. tunc (then) ib. thec, a covering.

tectum (a covering) ib. thecan, to cover. tegere (to cover) ib. thinman, to thin. tenuare (to thin) ib.