(a) Marvelous, miraculous, preternatural; thinketh selcouth, it seems miraculous (to sb. that sth. happens); hit) is selcouth, it is marvelous (how sth. happens); (b) remarkable, admirable, wonderful……

(a) To become (someone's) friend, become friends (with); -- refl.; (b) to welcome (sb.) as a friend, receive with kindness. …

Of things or events: (a) known; well-known, familiar; couth inough, familiar, common [rendering Latin satis nota and similar phrases]; fallen couth, become known; maken couth, make known; (b) evident……

Known, made known. …

Intimate acquaintance, intimacy. …

(a) Infrequently, seldom, rarely, hardly ever; selde isen, seldom seen, rarely encountered [cp. seld-sen adj.]; comp. selder, less often, less frequently; (b) in proverbs; (c) selde or never, seldom……

To have ability, capability, or skill: be able (to do sth.), be capable (of doing sth.), know how (to do sth.); -- (a) with complementary inf.; (b) with a clause or phrase expressing the complementary……

(a) Unreasonable self-esteem, pride; desire to exceed one's proper station; also, the sin of pride (shading into 1c.); prid of herte; (b) love of praise, vanity; (c) prideful bearing or behavior……