Hitturly, adv. See Heterly. Ho, pron. she. 11006. Hode, s. the hood, a mail covering
for the head, 10297.
Hof, pret. of Hove, heaved up, lifted, 5259.
Hofe, v. See Hove; on hofe hove to, 12699.
Hoge, adj. (A.S.) huge, immense, 3924 189, 1173. hogely adv. 8390; 4834. Hoke, v. to pick one's way, to
Hold, v. to hold, to keep; to abide by (as in a bargain), 11648; pret. Held; part. p. Holdyn, held, kept, 1421, 1467; believed to be, 972; cherished, 1426. Holdur, Heldur, s. (contr. for holerdur) ribaldry, 2919, 11588. Hole, Holl, Holle, adj. (A.S.), whole, entire, 132, 1289, '6852; sound, unhurt, 6888; unde-
ful, noble, free, 48, 1646; open, beautiful, 3035.
Honestly, Onestly, adv. honestly, readily, suitably, respectably, 281, Honowre, s. obeisance, 4659. 1600, 1919. Hoole, a wholly, 6948; s. See Houle. a. 13492.
Hope, Hoope, v. to hope, to imagine, 2292; to be comforted, Hoppe, v. (A.S.) to leap, 12506. Hor, pron. their, 8, 984.86 hore-huvi vide here Hore, s. a whore, 1402, 1851; hair, 3989. See Here. Horedam, s. whoredom, 1421, 085202 13038. hordam 5024· Horit. See Herit.
1280, 6470, 11044 pret. & part. Horse, v. to mount on horseback, 3257,. Horset, Horsit."
faced, 8729; on a sop holle in Horse-fete, Horsfet, the feet of the one body, or mass, 1309.
horses, being trampled on by horses, 5834, 6560.
Hote, adj. hot, keen, strong (p. 16, 1. 6), 2054, 9377; s. a promise, 8067.
Houle, Howle, Hoole, s. a hole, a
cave, a dungeon, 1362, 11991, 13501. hovyng pp: hove suly. Hove, v (W! hofio) to halt, to hover, to linger, to remain, 1640, to houl 2847, 3127, 3531, 12705; to hie,
to push towards, 4525,out in misiak for heuit. Howle. See Houle.
Hue, to hew, to hack, 7C81. Huet, Huyt, adj. coloured, of the same hue, 3021, 3899.
Hundrethe, Hundrith, adj. 4055, 4135, 4171.
Hur, pron. her, 716, 1855, 10889,
Hurd, s. hoard, or hoarding, 11539.
Hurdes, s. (A.N.) a hurdle, branches, 13459.
Hurl, v. to drag, to pull, 1254, 1969, 6660, 10311; to rush, to dash, to fall, 1220, 1365, 6638; to crash, to dash, to drive, 1198, 5828, 6650, 6675, 6743.
Hurtelyng, 8. (A.N.) clashing, jousting, 10053. Huyt, adj. See Huet.
Hyd, pret. of Hide, hid, 1362. Hyde, s. the skin, 3909. Hygh, s. haste, 7783. Hym, pron. him, himself, 2532-4. Hym-selvon, pron. himself, 1236. Hynd, Hynde, adj. kind, courte
ous, 475, 2292; s. a lady, 1396, 1844.
<herth; Hyndly, adv. kindly, 621.9238, Hyndward, adv. backwards, over the hind quarters of the horse,
yoshit impf, yssit issuct
to rush, to shoot, 5784, 6631, 6998. 6013 I-wise, adv. indeed, truly, cer- tainly, 897. is 8077,8088.
Jamne, Jawmbe, s. (Fr.) a pro-
jection, a joint, 939, 11114. Janglyng, s. prating, bandying, conversation, 671, 2873. Jape, s. (A.N.) a jest, a trick, mirth, 210, 416, 2873; a device, an appliance, 890. Jawmbe, s. See Jamne. Jobbe, s. a piece, an article, 11941. Jocund, adj. (A.N.) merry, lively,
Join, v. to enjoin, to request,
437, 512;, to measure, to reckon, 1538. fornit (i) 4314, Jointly, adv. continuously, 1538. 1227 Joly, adj. joyful, gladsome, 210,
249, 316; rich, precious, 1368. Jorney, s. (Fr.) a journey, an undertaking, 937; a day's march, 1538.
Joy, v. to gladden, to rejoice, 214; s. joy, success, good fortune, 890, 2385; the joy destiny, 1685. Joyvely, Joifully, adv. gladly, Juge, Jugge, v. (A.N.) to adjudge, successfully, 374, 993.
2407; to guide, to regulate, 10360. Just, Juste, adj. great, noble, famous, 214, 291.
Justile, v. futuere, 12738. Justis, s. (A.N.) an administrator of justice; a justis of joyes = a queen of pleasure, 2385. Justly, adv. properly, suitably, becomingly, 512.
Intent, 8. purpose, resolution, s. 11364.3677, Into, prep. within, in the form of, 14; unto, towards, 990. Inwone, v. (A.S.) to dwell, to in- habit, 133, 13864. in-wonet imp63 Isse, Ysse, Ysshe, v. to go forth,
I owels - jewels 7505.
Kache, v. See Cacche. 73508. Kagh, Kaghten. See Caght. To hayrl Kaire, Kayre, Caire, v. to go, to set out, to depart, to wend, 280, 836, 2575, 6908, 9894; to take to, to set to, 2012.
・kayres pres. taire in the painting. I cayrs prés, "Cayren pres pl.
cairet impf. 3242 kayreting; s caur imper. ## 4502 kained 325, to have 13354.
-Kele, v. to cool, to subdue, 11464. Ken, v. (A.S.) to know, to know by sight, to distinguish, 25, 1583, 2896, 3911; to be known, to be discovered, 1452; to teach, to direct, 951,5663, 11821; part. p: +Kend; to ken to the sight, 1567; known, 8746. Herdimy
Kendly, adv. kindly, 657. alwa Kene, adj. (A.S.) sharp, keen, 1076, 1268; eager, loud, 1206; fierce, ravenous, 11176; adv. keenly, determinedly, 1467. Kenly, adv. keenly, eagerly, 496,
Kennyng, s. (A.S.) an inkling, knowledge, 2837. žemain ta Kepe, v. (A.S.) to keep, to guard, 191,991,6045, 10827, 11173; to
care for, 874; pret. Kepid, Keppit.
Keppe, v. Keppe, v. to stop, to arrest, 1230, 6875; pret. Keppit, 8354; Kept, 8332;= preserved, saved, 726, Kepyng, 8. imprisonment, 13953. Kerve, v. to carve, to hew, 9832. Kervond, adj. cutting, edged, 8640.
country, a kingdom, 103, 120, 1420.
Kithe, Kythe, v. (A.S.) to make known, to manifest, 556, 2784; to expend, to test, or try, 3144, 7815; to attend to, to follow out, 4609, A 4644; part. p. Kyd, 5187.
Klennes. See Clennes. 7304/ me
Knagged, adj. fastened by means of nails, 4973.
Knappe, s. (A.S.) a blow, 6437. h. Knave, 8. (A.S.) a male child, to brow
Knawe, v. to know, 8523, 12622. Knawlache, s. knowledge, 1083, 11711; knowlage, 1865.
Knawyng, 8. knowledge, 8396; Know, to obtain knowledge, to le burning knowyng, 1175, 1498, 13199. v.
be instructed, 354. rfahmin Knowlage, s. knowledge, 1865. Knowle Knowyng, s. knowledge, 1175, 1498, 13199.
Knyt, v. to knit, 4618. kn! Kobb, v. to spar, to fight, 11025. Komyn. See Comyn. Korse, s. a corpse, 8729.(body 8744). 18787.
Kouth, Kowth. See Couth, 125,
11515. konthe 8036 = could Kouthe, adj. known, famous, 2638.
Kowche, v. to lay, 11789. sharp-Kowlt, s. a colt, 7722.
Kest, v. to cast, 1313; to set one's self, to plan, to prepare, 4612; pret. Kest.26
Kever, v. to reach, 269; to re-
cover, 5978. keur imper. 3382; Kid, adj. See Kyde.
Kilt, Kylde, Kylt, part. p. killed, 1343, 1405.
Kith, Kithe, Kyth, Kythe, s. a 1 K 4 JA
in der Vers-Kyrt, adj. short, 836. samming,
Kythe, v. See Kithe.
to labur inf. 4006.
Labur, v. to vex, to, exhaust, 13490. - laburt impl. Laburd, Laburt, part. p. bur
dened, overcome, 3131, 10532, Lacche, v. (A.S.) to take,' he faches1024, 2574; to strike, 5729; pret. 3/50Lacchet, 5729; Lacchen, 6191; Laght, Laghton, Laghtyn, Laugh- anithors ten. facrading 120 in Lacke, v. (A.S.) to blame, 9941. Ladde, pret. of Lede, led, 899. Laghe, adj. low; comp. Lagher, 9152. 13505,
might 67577 to laite, I laite infi, Laite, Layte, v. to seek, to search for, 7988, 91901. 9751, 12823, 12929, 13973; to watch, to follow, 10291.
Laite, s. lightning, 3690, 4630, 12499, 12517. lasty 12642 Laithe, adj. horrible, loathsome, 1351, 1573.7576. th if (i) Laithe, v. to terrify, 7726, 12122; loathe to be disgusted, 8123. to (att (512
Laithly, adv. wickedly, unjustly,
2656. languish Lin Langur, v. to linger 10223. angurd impl Langwis, Langwisshe, v. to lan- guish, 9154, 9194.
Laghe, s. (A.S.) law, 10784. - Laghe, v. to laugh, 5084, 8059...ing, Laght, part. p. of Lacche, taken, captured, seized, 2289, 3156, 4900, 11701.
Laghton, Laghtyn, Laughten, pret. of Lacche, took, 12483, 13360, 6162.
Laid, pret. of Lay, beat, 1274;
Lapp, v. to wrap up, to fold, to enshrine, to hold, 236, 465, 2891, 3058; to gloss, to invent, 10324, 11302; imperat. Lap, keep, in-saly pres 1424; part. Lapping, fold- lap 476; part. p. Lappit, absorbed, insange, overcome, 3375, 9983. 9876., Large, adv. carefully, on all sides, 741; to the large free, 10996. 6. Largian 49b1 Largenes, s. extent, breadth, 318. Larke, s. conflict, battle, 7694. Las, adj. less, 5961; of lower rank,,6026; Lasse, 10408. Lassheto beat, to clash, 6789. Last, s. the end, the outmost, East impl.
part. p. buried, 11569. Laiful adj. allowable, 2948. Laike, Lake, v. (A.S.) to do, to act, 7046, 19493; to fight, 9998% 12015. to say, to express, 9807. lakys imperLast, v. to endure, 1415; part.
amuse Laike, Laik, s. a play; hence a fight, danger, struggle, 7811, 9658, 9847, 10408.
Laisure, s. leisure, time, 3119. Laite, adj. late, 891.
Lastand, Lastoon, lasting, 194,
laureall-laurel 4961
launchit v.7. = wound, strike
GLOSSARIAL INDEX.
To pres-timp.
Launche, v. to rush, to dash, "to | Lefe, v. to live, 3512; to leave, v., despit
$5844, 6811, 9510; part. Launchant,
Launchord. lawon Launde (A.Na plain, a park, an open place in a wood, 334. Launse, v. to dash out, to spring, to rush, 5810.
Lause, Lawse, adj. loose, free, 10024, 10897, 10996, 12064; v. to loose, 2806,5641, 7884, 13250, 13314 Cause a lawsit Pansy Law, s. conduct, walk, 12737. Law, Lawe, adj. low, 3071, 6952; immense, 4441. Layte. See Laite.
Lefe, adv. lately, already, 6857.4???!! Lefe, Leve, Leffe, adj. dear, 393, 768; fit, proper, right, suitable, 407, 1927, 7594, 11254; great, suitable immense, 12555. lef agreeable Lefe-sals, Lef-sales, s. pl. lattices, vide lead bowers, 337, 1167. Chauc. levesel. Stratman". Leffe, adj. 5676. See Lefe. Lefully, adv. as adj. lawful, 2976. Lege, s. a king, 134; a repre- sentative, 1951; a subject, 2148; ancestor, forefather (of the blood royal), 11569.
Lege, adj. liege, loyal, lawful, 1417.
Layve, e. (A.S.) to leave, to hide, Legh, s. (le) case, leisure, 9399. ky liberty
Leghe. to hie, to lean, 8243.
Le, s. the shore, 2806; adj. shel- Leght, s. light, 9269. (leo)
Leifull, adj. lawful, right, 2301. Lele, Lell, Leell adj. (A.N.) leal, true, honest, loyal, 239, 2859,
adv. perfectly, thoroughly, 3029, +12712.
Leche, s. (A.S.) a physician, 7525. Lechernes, s. uncleanness, 8059.3332, 13974; good, 9056; as an Lechery, s. uncleanness, 1401. Lechir, Lechur, adj. base, un- clean, 715, 13037. Teoher) Lechyng, s. doctoring, nursing, 10223.
Leddrit, part. p. covered with leather, 5500.
Lede, Led, s. (A.S.) a man, 62, 75, 1274, 6441; people, party, 1326, 1930; leadership, 10653; in lede among the people, in the land, 5345. dipl. 9056. Lede, s. a lid; Ledys eyelids, 3759. e. lead to spend to pass Lede, v. to hold, to live with, 1401; to take, to carry away, 1915. Ledur, s. leather, 1596.
Lelly, adv. truly, honestly, 420, 519. 6235 (oyally), 12+52
Leme, v. (A.S.) to gleam, to blaze, 699, 8747, 11984; s. a ray, a flash, a gleam, 1129, 1684. @mgsp. a limb, 3805, 8771. Leme, 8.
See Lime. Lemond, Leymond, part. of Leme, shining, flashing, 459, 12517. Lenge, v. (A.S.) to dwell, to rest, to linger, to delay, 1432, 1823, 1937, 2617, 10823. 6027 dolenge Lenght, s. length, 318, 1681.6573 Lengur, adv. longer, 307, 1294.73947 Lent, part. p. of Lende, settled, reside. abiding, 13857; Lenton, pret. gave, submitted, 4329.
Lepyn, pret. of Lepe, leapt, 2017. Lere, s. (A.S.) countenance, face, 398, 480, 10023, 13979.
legate 1951 complexion, hue.
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