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. . , _great woe saw H. 's
kinsman, how . . . _, 737.

for-healdan, w. acc. , _(to hold badly), to fall away from, to rebel_: pret.
part. hæfdon hȳ forhealden helm Scylfinga, _had rebelled against the
defender of the Scylfings_, 2382.

ge-healdan: 1) _to hold, to receive, to hold fast_: pres. sg. III.
sē þe
waldendes hyldo gehealdeð, _who receives the Lord's grace_, 2294; pres.
subj. fæder alwalda . . . ēowic gehealde sīða gesunde, _keep you sound on
your journey_, 317; inf. ne meahte hē . . . on þām frum-gāre feorh gehealdan,
_could not hold back the life in his lord_, 2857. --2) _to take care, to
preserve, to watch over; to stop_: imp. sg. hafa nū and geheald hūsa
sēlest, 659; inf. gehealdan hēt hilde-geatwe, 675; pret. sg. hē frætwe
gehēold fela missēra, 2621; þone þe ǣr gehēold wið hettendum hord and rīce,
_him who before preserved treasure and realm_, 3004.