?From time to time; ?formerly. …

Misfortune. …

(a) A journey, way; (b) one's conduct, behavior, way of life; (c) custom; over sith, contrary to custom; (d) in adv. phrase: no sith, in no way, by no means. …

(a) A state or condition of woe, distress, or wretchedness;—also pl.; (b) an affliction, a trouble, trial; (c) glossing OE wēa-gesīþum companions in trouble. …

A journey, path, way. …

(a) Exile, banishment; senden (asenden) on wrake-sith; (b) wretchedness, misery. …

(a) Death, doom; (b) maken fei-sith, to die. …

A lifetime, the course or duration of a person's life. …

(a) A misfortune; destruction, death; (b) suffering. …

The last journey, death. …

?An anxious or distressing journey, ?a long journey, ?departure. …

Calamitous, grievous. …

Many a time, frequently, often. …

Suffering, affliction; a misfortune, calamity; also [quot. c1350], ?a misdeed, crime; ?error for homicide n. …

Many times, time and time again, on many occasions, frequently, often. …

An excessive number of times, too often. …

Time, occasion; in that siquar, at that time, in those days. …

(a) Continuously from (a specified time, event, etc.), ever since; from (a specified time, event, etc.) to now; also, from (a certain time until some later event); (b) at some time since (a specified……

(a) Subsequent to the time that, after, since; once that; (b) sitthe that, = (a); (c) ben agon (aron) sitthe, of a period of time: to be elapsed since, be passed since; ben longe sitthe, ben longe……

(a) Temporal duration; the duration of the world;—also pl.; worldes time; fulnesse (ful-filling, plente) of time, the full measure of time, appointed time; thinges of time, temporal things; under the……