In some respects, to some extent or degree; somewhat, rather: (a) with vb. or ppl.; (b) with adj.; (c) with adv. or adverbial phrase; (d) in correlative constructions: som-what..som-what, to some……

Some; also, with nouns formed from comp.adj.: som-what lesse (more), somewhat less (more). …

(a) Sometimes; other-whiles..som-whiles, sometimes..at other times; (b) at some time in the past, once, formerly; (c) for an unspecified period of time, for a while. …

A group of one hundred soldiers. …

Howsoever, no matter how. …

Somehow. …

(a) Sometimes; at various times; (b) at some time in the past, formerly. …

Some kind of, some kinds of; some; on somkinnes manere, in some manner. …

(a) Some degree or amount of, some [post-positive exx. could be construed as nouns in apposition]; some small, a little; a som-del, a little, some; (b) with nouns formed from comp.adj.: som-del lesse……

Somewhat; a bit, to some extent. …

Of a person: former, having been formerly; of an object: formerly belonging to. …

Concord, agreement; saught (saughtnesse, sibbe) and some. …

(a) Somewhat, to some degree; (b) partly; al (hole) and som, completely, fully; (c) sometimes. …

(a) An undetermined or unspecified thing, some thing; (b) an unspecified act or deed; aginnen (don, hoten) som-thing, to undertake (do, enjoin) some deed; (c) an unspecified event or occurrence; (d)……

In some direction. …

Someone, somebody. …

(a) Sometimes, on occasion; (b) at some former time, once; (c) at some future time, eventually. …

(a) Sometimes, occasionally; in some instances; (b) som-while..som-while, sometimes..sometimes, sometimes..at other times; som-while..amonges, som-while amonges..som-while, now..now, at times..at……

(a) At some time, sometimes; in some cases; occasionally, from time to time, now and then; som-time amonges, by turns; (b) som-time..som-time (..som-time, sometimes..sometimes (..sometimes……

Easy to handle or control, handy. …