97, 98. #unkuð wið#, unacquainted with, not knowing (insciens); comp.
191/469 and ‘uncuð . . . of,’ 188/396, apparently the only three places
where the word has this meaning. Elsewhere uncuð with the dative means
unknown (ignotus); comp. ‘hit is us uncuð ⁊ ungeliefedlic,’ Orosius
214/21.