ÆfTĒRHYRIGAN
		ÆFENCOLLATIO
						±sefnan (e) to carry out, do, perform, fulfil ; cause : endure, suffer : {+)hold, sustain. [ON. efna]
			æfancoHatlo the 'collatio' read before com- pline, NO 268. Stendrēam in. even-song, RB, ffilengeljetl a. evening service, WW12934, sStengereord n. evening meal, supper (often used in pL of one meal). Slengereortfan to sup, give supper to, CM 1030. 4sS!enge-;eorduiig f. supper, NC269. sllengeweorc n. evening work, LCD 70b. āfen-gtefl, -gifl n. evening repast, supper, AO.CP. Sfen-glōra, -glōma m., -glōmung (omm-, eom-} f. gloaming, twilight. Sfengrom fierce at em, B2074. æf enlan = æf nian tSlenlāc B. evening sacrifice, evening prayer, PPsl40s. ælenlǽcan to grow towards evening, Lk 24SS. sSterUSoht n. evening light, B 403. fit enleoS† n, evening song, 18! enlio of the evening ; adv. -lice. wlenīof n. teds (service), CM 1038. slf emnettj m. titpper. Jeleaoffrung f. evening sacrifice, NO 269, ætenrædlng f. reading (during ihe evening meal at a, monastery), 'coltatio,' CM. iSf enrepsung t nightfall, Æ. Sfeu-rest, -rseat† f, evening rest. æteitsang m, 'evensong,* Ǽ,BB, Sfensceop m. evening finger, bard, Boð'. Jsoop] æfenscīma m. evening splendour, Gas 2448. ðf ensprsSc f, evening talk, B 759. sllensteorra m. the evening star, Hesperus, Bo; Æ. ['evemtar'] Slen-tM f., -tima m. eventide, M. sMeaSēming f. evenin; ðemce : evening repast, supper. ǽfenSēowdōm m. evening service or office, WW 129M. let enung = āfnang ; s»f er = ǽf re seferSe f. warne of a plant, LOB. sales- =efes- wfesa ? m., »fese (m.) t =»fesn BBfesn, *fos80 f. relish, dainty, special pas* tumge, pannage; ike charge for special pasturage, LL. sslesne? =»psenT ætest mf. e»»y, haired, malice, spite, CP; Si,Ps : zeal, rivalry, ['eaest']
						±æfnlan to frow towwrda etientiur, Æ. Sfnung f. ' evening,' snnset, J$, sēfre ad?. lever,' at any time, Sa(,Mt : al- ways, constantly, perpetually, Or, SB} Æ» CP : hencef»lh : ne «. ; ǽ. ne {<= nlēfre} never; &. to aldrefor ever, æ. æto, W ,0hr. K, ǽnig any at all, KG. æfreda m. what is taken or separated from, OĒG (Napier), [æf ; *hreda (hreddan)] : tow, oakam (BT). ætremmende pioug, religiotu, JTO 648. Eefee I,=efes; II.=æbs »fseegan to confute, ES421**.
							ætsweorc n. pasturage, WW4101* ( -= *;»£es- weoro). S8tt=eft seftan adv. from behind, behind, in the rear, Ma. r«/*'J æftanweard adj. behind, in the. rear, follow~ ing, RD635. æltemest adj. last, hindmatl, Æ,AO. æfter I. prep. (w. d., i. and — chiefly N. — a.) (local and temporal) after, along, behind, through, throughout, during : (causal) following, in consequence of, according to, for the purpose of : (object) after, about, in pursuit of, for. II, adv. offer, then, after- wards, thereafter : thereupon, later, back {«-> in return), te. 'Son, fern, 'Sisunj; SB. •S»m fSoa, -Sail) tie; afterwards, there- after, æltera =af terra ætterð f . tte dopife Deuteronomy, Æ. ætterfooren adi. 'afterborn,,* posthumous, Æ&r. 8BfteroweSans to spee/i; aft«r. repeat, «ft«r- owelSetidra. lot praise from posterity : to renounce, abjure, CHR1094. »ftercynlng m. tofer king, BH140!4B. ætterealu n. ««aK beer, WW129*. æfterfllian, æfterfilig8nd=iæfterfylgan, æf- terfylgend ætterfolgere m.folhvxr, AO14223. ælter-tolglsn, -fylgan (AO) fo follow after, succeed, purmie. ætterfyJgeanes f, sequel, ÆL23bs<ls. setterff Igend m. follower, tncceuar, AO. •lice t» succession, æfterfylgendnes f. mtccession, SHylI. æfterf.ylgung (eft-) f. pursuit. ætterfylig- =»f terfylg- æfter-genga, -gengea m. follower, twxessw : descendant, M. settergengel m. successor, KG, aattergengnes f. succession, M : posterity j inferiority. æftergyld. n. farther payment, LL. »Berh«.Sa f I autumn drvagM, AOW2?. *o imitate, BH.
				set estlu! fall of envy. ±»festlan -igian to be or became envious. SBlesttg envious : zealow, sefestlīos — ofostlīos afgælS f. superstition, OEQ. se{ger«Ia (-groefa) 'exactor,' Lkljia4*. setgrsnile n. abyss, PPs 35s. isefliynde =ofheade asfian (-an?) to be in a. miserable condition, CE1357 (oræfnan? Gollancz). wflsc {EC291)=6foso æflāst m. o wandering from, the way? Ex 473.