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seah

see.pres.1sg

Attested in Exeter Book Riddle 51

Lemma: sēon 'see' (oe-1sg)

sēon
V
to see with the eyes
Source: Ringe 2014:215, https://bosworthtoller.com/27500
originates from: PWGmc *sehwan 'to see' (sehwan > seohwan > seohan > sēon) through pwgmc-to-oe
Inflected forms
sēo 'see.pres.1sg' (oe-1sg) in Exeter Book Riddle 5
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