ainst, ~vor~); to protect.

~+schwach+~, weak, feeble.

~+Schwae'che+~, _f._, weakness, fatigue.

~+schwan'ken+~, to stagger.

~+Schwarm+~, _m._ (_pl._ "-e), swarm; host.

~+schwarz+~, black, dark.

~+schwe'ben+~, to float (in the air), to hover; to glide along.

~+Schweif+~, _m._ (_pl._ -e), tail.

~+schwei'gen+ (schwieg, geschwiegen)~, to be silent;
~zum Schweigen bringen~, to silence.

~+schweig'sam+~, silent, without a word.

~+Schweiss'tropfen+~, _m._ (_pl._ -), bead of perspiration.

~+schwel'len+ (schwoll, geschwollen)~, to swell, to rise.

~+schwen'ken+~, to wave;
~das Schwenken~, waving.

~+schwer+~, heavy, onerous; difficult, hard.

~+Schwe'ster+~, _f._ (_pl._ -n), sister.

~+Schwie'rigkeit+~, _f._ (_pl._ -en), difficulty, hardship.

~+schwin'deln+~, to be (_or_ to feel) dizzy;
~schwindelnd steil~, so steep as to cause giddiness.

~+schwind'lig+~, dizzy, giddy; making giddy;
~ein schwindliger Pfad~, a path that causes giddiness;
~es wird mir schwindlig~, I feel dizzy.

~+schwin'gen+ (schwang, geschwungen)~, to bend, to curve, to inflect,
to arch.

~+schwir'ren+~, to whir, to flit;
~durch einander schwirren~, to cross each other.

~+schwoe'ren+ (schwor [schwur], geschworen)~, to swear, to take an oath,
to vow.

~+See+~, _m._ (_pl._ -en), lake.

~+Se'gen+~, _m._, blessing.

~+seg'nen+~, to bless.

~+se'hen+ (sah, gesehen)~, to see, to behold;
~sieh(e)!~ behold!

~+seh'nen+, sich~, to long (for, ~nach~).

~+sehr+~, very, very much, extremely;
~sehr zur Last~, very burdensome, a great burden.

~+sei; seist; sei'en+~ (_pres. subj._) _of auxil. v._ ~sein~.

~+Sei'de+~, _f._, silk.

~+Sei'dengespinst+~, _n._, silk spun, silk web.

~+sei'dig+~, silky, as soft as silk.

1. ~+sein, sei'ne, sein+~ (_posses. pron._), his (its);
~die Seinen~, his people; his folks.

2. ~+sein+~, _auxil. v._ (~war, gewesen~), to be.

~+sei'ne+, (der)~ = ~seinige~, his (friend _or_ comrade);
~die Seinen~, his people _or_ folks.

~+sei'nige+, (der)~ = ~seine~, his.

~+seit+~ (_dat._), since, within, in.

~+seitdem'+~ (_adv._), since that time, since then, ever since;
(_conj._) since.

~+Sei'te+~, _f._ (_pl._ -n), side, slope (of a mountain); direction;
~an der Seite~, by the side.

~+seit'waerts+~, sideways, sidelong, aside.

~+sel'ber+~ = ~selbst~.

~+selbst+~ (my-, your-, him-, her)self; (our-, your-, them)selves.

~+sen'den+ (sandte, gesandt)~, to se