Seon

v. to see, S, PP; seo , S, S2; seen , S; sen , S; se , S2, W2; imp. s. , S; pl. , W; see , may (God) see, S2; sest , 2 pr. s. , S; sist , S, S2; sixt , S2; seð , pr. s. , S; seoþ , pl. , S2; seð , S2, P; sei , 2 pt. s. , S2; sæh , pt. s. , S; seh , S, S2; sih , S2; siȝ , S2, W; syȝ , S2; sye , S3; sy , C3; seȝ , S, S2; sey , S2, C2, G; seiȝ , S2, S3; seigh , C; seih , G; seyh , G; sag , S; sagh , S2; saugh , S3, C, G; saȝ , S; sauȝ , S; sawh , S2; say , S2, S3, C, W, G; sayȝ , S2; saye , W; saie , W; saiȝ , W; sawȝ , W; sihen , pl. , S2; syȝen , S2; seien , W; seiȝen , W; seen , W; siȝen , W; sien , W; syen , W; saien , W; sayn , W; saye , W; seye , S2; seand , pr. p. , S3; seynge , W2; seyn , pp. , S2, C, W; seȝen , S2; sein , S2; sen , S; seie , S2; sien , W2; siȝ , W; say , W; y-seiȝen , PP; y-sein , PP; seen , ger. , S3; zyenne , S2.—AS. séon , pt. seah (pl. sáwon , sǽgon ), pp. sewen ( sawen ), also ge-segen . AS. séon (for * sehwon ): Goth. saihwan ; cp. Lat. sequ-or , I follow; see Brugmann, § 419.