fremian,*  ^fremian,  fremigan,
to  profit,  do  well,  prosper,  ad-
vance, avail.
fre  m  m  a  n ,  *  get re  m  m  a  n ,  to  frame,
form,  make,  do,  effect,  execute,
benefit ;  p.  -de  ;  pp.  -ed.
fre  mm  ing,*  ^f.  a  framing,  an
effecting,  performance.  58:15;
64:6.
frenss,  french.     R.
free-dome]


GLOSSARY.
382


freo-dome,  d.s.  freedom.      L.
z'freoied,  pp.  freed.      L.  294.
f reo  1  i ce,  *  freely,  liberally.
fredls,*  2m.  a  free-time,  holiday,
festival.
fredls-daeg,*  2m.  feast- day.  Joh.
vii.  37.
freom,  from.     L.
frednd,*    2m.  friend ;  pi.  nom.
ace.   frynd  (fredndas)  ;  g.  fre-

dnda ;    dat.    fredndum.      Joh.
XV.    15  ;    100:27.
fredsan,*  frysan  (19),  to  freeze  ;

p.s.     freas  ;    //.     fruron  ;    pp.
froren.      82:19.
fret,  devours.     A.  R.    156:15.
fretan*    (12),    io  fret,   devour  ;

p.s.  fraet ;  //.  frseton  ;  pp.   fre-

ten.
fretewil,  ravenous.     A.  R.
frettet,  pp.  fretted,  adorned.      P.
P-  334-   "

friend,*  2m.  friend ;  pi.  'friend.
Bs.  100:26.
frig,  *  free.      Os.
frymS,*  m.  f.  beginning,  origin.
(d.   frynrSe  ;  pi.   frymSas  ;   g.
frymSa.      Grein.)      58:1.
frynd,*  pi.  friends.     Us.      See

frednd.
friS,*  2m.  peace.    93:31.     frizes,

peacefully,  in  peace.
froffrenn,    frofrenn,    to  comfort,

encourage.       0.    237,     11559,

11933.
fro  for,*    frdfer,    ^f.    g.    frdfre,

comfort,  solace,  consolation  ;  Se

frdfre- Cast,       the      comforting

Spirit.    Joh.  xiv.  26.
from.*     See  fram.
froren,  pp.  frozen.     See  fredsan.
frommard,    away  from,    on   the

contrary.     A.  R.
frotynge,  harsh,  grating?  H.  P.
247:9-
z'froured,  pp.  comforted,  succoured.
L.  294.      See  uroefrien.
frum,*/™/,  original.     Bs.
fruma,*   \m.  beginning.     Joh.  i.
I,    2.
fueles,  fowls,  birds.     A,  R.
fugel,*'  fugol,    fugl,    2m.  fowl,

bird  ;  g.  fugles.
fugel  eran*  =  fugelerum,  d.  pi.
fowlers.     Os.
fugel  ere,*  2m.  fowler.
fuhton,*  p.   pi.  fought.      Joh.
See  feohtan.
