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† ˈsaughtness Obs.
Forms: 1 sehtnyse, 2 sahtnys, 3 seht-, seih(t)-, saht-, seht-, sæht-, sachtnesse, 4 saght-, sawghtnes, sauht-, seiȝtnesse.
[OE. sehtnys, sahtnys, f. seht saught a.: see -ness.]
The condition of being reconciled.
c1000ælfric Hom. II. 198 Ðam dom-bocum þe se Heofonlica Wealdend his folce ᵹesette to some, and to sehtnysse. a1122O.E. Chron. (Laud MS.) an. 1066, Geaf þa þone cyng .xl. marc goldes to sahtnysse. c1200Ormin 3515 He wass borenn her Sahhtnesse & griþþ to settenn Bitwenenn Drihhtin..& mannkinn. c1200Trin. Coll. Hom. 5 Cum louerd and biwind us on seihtnesse. c1205Lay. 2809 He sette þis lond he sahtnesse wrohte. a1225Ancr. R. 250 Pax uobis! Seihtnesse beo bitweonen ou. Ibid. 426 Þis is o þing..þet is God leouest—seihnesse & some [v.r. sachtnesse & somentale]. a1300Cursor M. 4014 Sli strengh es o þe holi gast, To saghtnes mak þar wrath es mast. c1320Cast. Love 474 Euer on þat ilke stryf Þat a-mong my sustren is a-wake, Þorw sauhtnesse mowe sum ende take. a1330Otuel 570 Sitte eche man oppon his kne, & biddeth to god..Sende seiȝtnesse bi-twene þo kniȝtes. |