sy hælo in Old English

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      "form": "sȳ hǣlo",
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          "english": "The people who walked before Christ, and those who followed him, all sung \"Osanna Filio David,\" that is, in our tongue, \"Hail, Son of David.\"",
          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For Palm Sunday\"\nÞæt folc ðe Criste beforan stóp, and þæt ðe him fyligde, ealle hí sungon, \"Osanna Filio Dauid,\" þæt is on urum ġeðēdode, \"Sȳ hǣlo Dauides Bearne.\"",
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        "hail (lit. Health be (to) X)"
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  "word": "sy hælo"
}

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          "text": "c. 992, Ælfric, \"For Palm Sunday\"\nÞæt folc ðe Criste beforan stóp, and þæt ðe him fyligde, ealle hí sungon, \"Osanna Filio Dauid,\" þæt is on urum ġeðēdode, \"Sȳ hǣlo Dauides Bearne.\"",
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"sy hælo" meaning in Old English

Phrase