Caines cynne, 107; manna cynne, 811,
915, 1726; ēowrum (of those who desert
Bēowulf
in battle) cynne, 2886; gen.
Beowulf
whence ye are, 257.
--Comp.
eft-cyme.
cȳmlīce, adv.
, (convenienter), _splendidly, grandly_: comp.
cȳmlīcor, 38.
cyn, st.
n.
, _race_, both in the general sense, and denoting noble lineage:
nom.
sg.
Frēsena cyn, 1094; Wedera (gara, MS.
) cyn, 461; acc.
sg.
eotena
cyn, 421; gīganta cyn, 1691; dat.
sg.
Caines cynne, 107; manna cynne, 811,
915, 1726; ēowrum (of those who desert
Bēowulf
in battle) cynne, 2886; gen.
sg.
manna (gumena) cynnes, 702, etc.
; mǣran cynnes, 1730; lāðan cynnes,
2009, 2355; ūsses cynnes Wǣgmundinga, 2814; gen.
pl.
cynna gehwylcum,
98.
--Comp.
: eormen-, feorh-, frum-, gum-, man-, wyrm-cyn.
cyn, st.
n.
, _that which is suitable or proper_: gen.
pl.
cynna (of
etiquette) gemyndig, 614.
ge-cynde, adj.
, _innate, peculiar, natural_: nom.
sg.
