ful, noble, free, 48, 1646; open,
beautiful, 3035.
Honestly, Onestly, adv. honestly,
readily, suitably, respectably, 281,
1600, 1919.
Honowre, s. obeisance, 4659.
Hoole, adv. wholly, 6948; s. See
Houle. a. 13492
Hope, Hoope, v. to hope, to
imagine, 2292; to be comforted,
9573.
imper.
Hoppe, v. (A.S.) to leap, 12506.
Hor, pron. their, 8, 984.8 hore - have vide here
Hore, s. a whore, 1402, 1851;
hair, 3989. See Here.
Horedam, s. whoredom, 1421,
85202
13038. hordam 5024·
Horit. See Herit.
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, 3257,. Horset, Horsit."
6852; sound, unhurt, 6888; unde-
faced, 8729; on a sop holle
one body, or mass, 1309.
1280, 6470, 11044 pret. & part.
Horse, v. to mount on horseback,
Horse-fete, Horsfet, the feet of the
horses, being trampled on by horses,
5834, 6560.
Holly, Holy, adv. wholly, 235, Hote, adj. hot, keen, strong (p.
Holsom, adj. prudent, safe, com-
fortable, 2246, 5758, 11251.
Holte, s. (A.S.) a wooded knoll,
333, 10592353, 13451, 13455; as
an adj. mountainous, 1350.
Holy, adv. See Holly.
him Hom, pron. them, 24, 33; them huy
1854, selves, 1362; him, 1871, 1518.
Hom, s. home, 1518, 1854, 5836,
13975.
~ themselves
'Hom-selfe, pron. himself, 983.
Hond, s. a hand, freq.; at hond
= ready, ripe, 396; of his hond
past = got out of his reach, 1979.
7346. Hond, adj. short, handy, "1157,
rondqwill 1450, 17483696, 7346; a hond
while a short time, 1157.
Hondle, v. to embrace, to copu-
late, 13809.
Honest, Onest, adj. (A.N.) truth-
16, 1. 6), 2054, 9377; s. a promise,
8067.
Houle, Howle, Hoole, s. a hole, a
cave, a dungeon, 1362, 11,991,
13501. houyng ph• home suby.
Hove, v (W! hofio) to halt, to
hover, to linger, to remain, 1640, To hove
2847, 3127, 3531, 12705; to hie,
to push towards, 4525.limp heurt.
Howle. See Houle.
Hue to hew, to hack, 7€81.
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,
hurl1969, 6660, 10311; to rush, to
dash, to fall, 1220, 1365, 6638; to
crash, to dash, to drive, 1198,
5828, 6650, 6675, 6743.
Hurtelyng, s. (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.
hand Hynd, Hynde, adj. kind, courte-
ous, 475, 2292; s. a lady, 1396,
<herdly Hyndly, adv. kindly, 621.9238,
Hyndward, adv. backwards, over
the hind quarters of the horse,
Hyrne, Hyerne, s. a corner, 1362,
Hyt, pret. of High, or Hit, hasted,
or turned, 4671.
Ich, Iche, pron. each, every, 1177,
2893, 4611, 4614.
Ilke-a, pron. every, 423; Ilke-a-
dele every particular, omitting
nothing, 3656.
In, prep.-in, of, 343; through,
by, by means of, 421, 494; for the
purpose of, 442 ; into, 743; during,
1866. 0
In, Inne, Ynne, s. (A.S.) a house,
a lodging, 301, 2156, 2675,+7345,
10740.
Indityng, s. writing, description,
account, 5423.
Intent, s. purpose, resolution,
11364.3677,
Into, prep. within, in the form
of, 14; unto, towards, 990.
Inwone, v. (A.S.) to dwell, to in-
habit, 138, 13864. in-woonet im
Isse, Ysse, Ysshe, v. to go forth,
Towels - jewels 7505.
yoshit immf," yssit issact
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. foynit (i) 4314.
Jointly, adv. continuously, 1538. 1222
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,
successfully, 374, 993.
Juge, Jugge, v. (A.N.) to adjudge,
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.
1076, 1268; eager, loud, 1206;
fierce, ravenous, 11176; adv.
keenly, determinedly, 1467.
Kenly, adv. keenly, eagerly, 496,
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; kot.
to attend to, to follow out, 4609, 4.
4644; part. p. Kyd, 5187.
Klennes. See Clennes. 73041 me
Knagged, adj. fastened by means nagged
Knappe, s. (A.S.) a blow, 6437. h.
Knave, s. (A.S.) a male child,
to how
Knawe, v. to know, 8523, 12622.
Knawlache, s. knowledge, 1083,
11711; knowlage, 1865.
Knawyng, s. knowledge, 8396;
Know, to obtain knowledge, to le
knowyng, 1175, 1498, 13199.
be instructed, 354. farmin
Knowlage, s. knowledge, 1865. knowle
Knowyng, s. knowledge, 1175,
1498, 13199.
Knyt, v. to knit, 4618. n.
Komyn. See Comyn.
Kobb, v. to spar, to fight, 11025.
Korse, s. a corpse, 8729.(body 8744). 100%
Kouth, Kowth. See Couth, 125,
11515. onthe 80361=could
Kouthe, adj. known, famous,
2638.
Kowche, v. to lay, 11789.
Kowlt, s. a colt, 7722.
Kuit, s. quiet, peace, 5199.
Kuyt, adj. white, 2737, 4973.
See Quite.
Kyde, Kyd, Kid, adj. (A.S.)
dear, famous, well known, 213,
243, 1285, 1718, 1741, 1923; 1
needful, necessary, 5386; super.
Kyddist, 2124.
Kylde, Kylt. See Kilt.
Kyn, s. ancestry, family, 1725.
konying 2455.
Kynd, Kynde, 8. nature, 2892,
8725, 10787; natural state, 8729;
race, 4300; as an adj. family, 70;
natural, 8797.
Kyndly, adv. naturally, 399;
possibly, 2412; easily, 8601; earn-
estly, heartily, 2014.
Kyndull, v. to kindle, 1449.
Kynnesmen, s. kindred, country-
-Kyrt, adj. short, 836.
Kythe, v. See Kithe.
to raber inf. 2006.
675774 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.
Laithe, adj. horrible, loathsome,
1351, 1573.7576. fath of (i)
loth
Laithe, v. to terrify, 7726, 12122; lathe
Court faith to be disgusted, $123. to a
Laithly, adv. wickedly, unjustly,
Labur, v. to vex, to, exhaust,
13490. labuit impl.
Laburd, Laburt, part. p. bur-
dened, overcome, 3131, 10532.
Lacche, v. (A.S.) to take,811,
he fal924, 2574; to strike, 5729; pret.
3/50Lacchet, 5729; Lacchen, 6191;
Laght, Laghton, Laghtyn, Laugh
1023ten.
facrading
2120 and Lacke, v. (A.S.) to blame, 9941.
Ladde, pret. of Lede, led, 899.
Laghe, adj. low; comp. Lagher,
9152. 13505,
Laghe, s. (A.S.) law, 10784.
Laithnes, s. wickedness, 2949.
failure.
Lak, 8. (A.S.) blame, mischief,
7617; a fault, harm, 12106.
Lake, v. 9807. See Laike.
Lakke, v. to lack, to be wanting,
7854.
Langur, suffering, mourning
languish Ling.
Langur, v. to linger, 10223. angurd impl.
Langwis, Langwisshe, v. to lan-
guish, 9154, 9194.
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-day. Mes
dulge, 1424; part. Lapping, fold- lap
Laghe, v. to laugh, 5084, 8059.ing, 476; part. p. Lappit, absorbed, insangen,
Laght, part. p. of Lacche, taken,
captured, seized, 2289, 3156, 4900,
11701.
Laghton, Laghtyn, Laughten,
pret. of Lacche, took, 12483,
Laid, pret. of Lay, beat, 1274;
overcome, 3375, 9983. 9576.,
Large, adv. carefully, on all sides,
741; to the large = free, 10996. largior 498
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,
12015.
East impl.
part. p. buried, 11569.
Laiful adj. allowable, 2948.
Laike, Lake, v. (A.S.) to do, to
act, 7046, 13193; to fight, 9998%
to say, to express, 9807. lakys imperLast, v. to endure, 1415; part.
Laike, Laik, s. a play; hence a
fight, danger, struggle, 7811, 9658,
9847, 10408.
Caure all laurel 4961
launchit v. 7. = wound, strike
GLOSSARIAL INDEX.
6 pres Timp.
Launche, v. to rush, to dash, "to | Lefe, v. to live, 3512; to leave, v., despit
throw, to shoot, 1229, 4408, 4630,
$844, 6511, 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
13311 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, sui,
immense, 12555. tef agreeable
Lefe-sals, Lef-sales, s. pt. 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, v. (A.S.) to leave, to hide, Legh, s. (leg) case, leisure, 9399. by liberty
13858. laguit delay
Le, s. the shore, 2806; adj. shel-
tered, 4675.
3360
Leche, s. (A.S.) a physician, 7525.
Leghe, . to lie, to lean, 8243.
Leght, s. light, 9269. [(hleo)
Leifull, adj. lawful, right, 2301.
Lele, Lell, Leell adj. (A.N.) leal,
true, honest, loyal, 239, 2859,
z Lechernes, s. uncleanness, 8059.23332, 13974; good, 9056; as an
Lechery, s. uncleanness, 1401.
Lechir, Lechur, adj. base, un-
clean, 715, 13037. cher)
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,
--leads. 1326, 1930; leadership, 10653; in
lede = among the people, in the
land, 5345. displ⋅ 9056.
Lede, s. a lid; Ledys = eyelids,
3759.
ne. lead to spend to pass
Lede, v. to hold, to live with,
1401; to take, to carry away, 1915.
Ledur, s. leather, 1596,
Ledyn, s. a song, 13276.
8800 Leel, Leell, adj. leal, loyal, 3332.
adv. perfectly, thoroughly, 3029,
Lelly, adv. truly, honestly, 420,
519. 6255 (coyti), 12+52
Leme, v. (A.S.) to gleam, to
blaze, 699, 8747, 11984; s. a ray,
a flash, a gleam, 1129, 1684. Comyssel.
Leme, 8.
a limb, 3805, 8771.
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 o lenge ut.
Lenght, s. length, 318, 1681.6573
Lengur, adv. longer, 307, 1294.7397
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.
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