Lerke, s. a wrinkle, 3029. Les, Lesse, adj. less, of lower rank, 1618, 2025, 2948. Lese, s, pl. of Lee, lies, 3778. adi Lest, least, 10043; by the lest to say the least, 7623. Lesyng, Lesynge, s. (A.S.) a
Lichir, adj. base, vile, 10450. Licker, (ady) comp. more likely, 2254. ady.
Licrus, adj. lecherous, 2977; Likrus, 444.
Lif, s. mode of life, rank, 8939. Ligh,. to lie, to deceive, 7854. 1. per.
falsehood, a lie, 8134, 10324,Ligher, s. a liar, 12669; Lygher,
Let, Lette, v.(A.S.) to hinder, to lesynges pl withhold, to spare, to leave off, to
Light, Lyght, v. to light up, 12590, 12642. Lughers
6038; to alight, 1273, 6990, 7437, v..
artin delay, 712, 934, 1381, 2174,6441,12498, 11115; pret. Light, Lyght. 6158; to allow, 1433; to desire, 7100; as he let to leve as he wished to be believed; pret. Let, Lettid, Lettyd.
Lete, v. to account, or esteem, 3599.
Lethur, adj. wicked, 12276. Lett, s. hindrance, 11653. Lettyng, s. hindrance, delay, 1937. Quim Leve, Lefe, v. to leave, 987, 1220, 1299, 3587; to believe, 239, 3354, 4327, 7100; to dwell, 13385; to live, 3512. kit
Leve, Lefe, 8. leave, good-bye,
987, 1823; adj. right, proper, suitable, 407, 1927, 7594, 11254; great, immense, 12555. c, Leven, v. to lighten, to blaze, to
glow, 7723. Leunaund Levenyng, 8. lightning, 1988,
Levt, part. p. of Leve, left, 2341. Levys, s. pl. leaves, 1140; imperat. of Leve = believe, 9847. Lewd, adj. (A.S.) ignorant, 4424. Lewté, Leuté, s. (A.N.) loyalty, uprightness, 4849, 7854, 12240. Leymond. See Lemond.
liauns a Liaunse, s. an alliance, 1747d
Libard, s. a leopard, 1573.
Licherly, adv. basely, 12604.
Light, adj. light, slight, small, easy, 1424, 2912, 9351; glad, rejoicing, eager, 1229, 1411, 2025; as an adv. brightly, clearly, 6040, 8747.
Lightes, s. pl. the lungs, 10705. Lightly, adv. gladly, joyously, 1409. 084
Likandly, adv. according to one's Like, Lyke, v. to please, 382, 825, liking, 3355. used imperova 't.us "suby"" 1158, 1757, 1768. liket impy. Like, Lik, adj. like, similiar to,
1613; becoming, 10440; likely, true, 420.
Likkir, comp. of Like, more like- ly, 10444.
Likyng, Lykyng, s. delight, plea- sure, desire, will, 20, 75, 444, 465, 1449, 1927, 10823; adj. delightful, Lime, Lym, Lyme, Leme, s. a or yielding delight, 71, 334, 476. Lip, s. slip, miss, 2081. Demys limb 3744,3762, 3776, 8771, 8835. lymes "'limis lyms Lip, Lippe, s. a lip, the sharp end, the head of a lance, 10139, 10147; pl. Lippus, the lips, 3050. List, Lyst, s. a boundary; pl. the lines of an army or of a camp, 10018, 10669523 d.
List, Liste, Lyst, v. (A.S.) to like, to be ready, to be willing, to please, 20, 239, 298, 1374; to incline, to deşire, 2611.
Ilyst imper- hearken.
Lithe, Lythe, adj. gentle, calm, smooth, 4586, 9706; v. to become supple, 11115; lieth, 9345. Lither, adj. (A.S.) wicked, 12209. Litherly, Lytherly, adv. wickedly, 12590.
Litill, s. a small thing, 1449. Litt, v. to dye, to colour, to tinge, 3988, 7374; pret. & part. p. Littid. Litterure, s. literature, 3940. Lodge, s. See Loge. Lodly, adv. miserably, wickedly, 10532, 12737.
2 Lofe, adj natural illegitimate, love love as tits lefe brother as his love is
Lofte, s. the sky, 3719. Loge, Logge, s. (A.N.) a house, lodging; pl. tents, quarters, 813, loges 1369, 6026, 7627, 13464; Lodge, 1651 legitimpl. loggen.p. Loge, Logge, v. (A.N.) to Todge, to dwell, 1615; to cluster, 1140. Logh, s. a flame, a blaze, 168, p. Lognys 9512. See Lowe
Loke, v. (A.S.) to look, to ob- serve, to examine, to read, 15, To loke 1554, 1641, 1937; part. Lokyng, 26; Lokond, 6811. v.s. Loke, s. look, gaze, 7724. Lond, Londe, s. (A.S.) land, coun- try, people, 62, 1042, 1077, 1129. Lone, s. shelter, rest; on lone at rest, 1078.
Long, Longe, v. (A.S.) to belong to, 1111, 1615, 10039.longit Long, adj. whole, 1078; many,
Longyng, s. praise, flattery, 10353. Loodly, adj. loathsome, horrible, 934; pat loodly = that loathsome brute.
Lose, Los, s. (A.N.) praise, fame, loos good name, 199, 4878; v. to praise, penser to flatter, 11229. to lose - perdere Losell, s. (A.N.) a scoundrel,
Losse, Lose, Los, s. loss, mis- fortune, poverty, 1440, 1719, 2091, 5588, 9781.
Lote, s. (Icel.) gesture, appear-
Lothe, adj. (A.S.) spiteful, per- ance, look, 10770, 11502. Cotis pl. verse, set against, opposed to, 3811, 6441, 13365. 5 love
Loue, s. aflame, 9304. See Lowe. Loue, adj. 2650. See Low. Lour, v. (A.S.) to lour, to scowl, Loup, s. a loop, a rope, a cable, 2806.
Lore, s. (A.S.) learning, 398, 868, Luffable, adj. lovable, 3097. Luft-abbe
Luffly, adj. lovely, 1541.300. ́ ́
louable a landalistis 7062
Zuggity lugget was Lugg, v. to drag, 6663, 11029, 12323. lugget if th Lure, s. loss, shame, downfall, waste, destruction, wrong, 581, 1440, 1446, 2091, 2174, 2244, 8691. Lurk, v. to slip off, to steal away, 813, 13106; to hide, to lie hid,
Lyver, v. to deliver, to free, half lyves. Lyves, Lyvys, adj. alivé, 13543; happy, exultant, rejoicing, 3456. ?? Lyvyaton, Lyvyatan, s. leviathan, 4423, 4438, 4446.
1167; to abide in the heart, hence Macche, Mache, v. to match, to machit
48089. lurker 588 to work, to fester, 1430.
Lurnyt, adj. learned, 3940.
Lusk, v. to tumble over, to throw -down, 6730. vide note v., Lust, 8. desire, will, delight, 1001, 3317, 8852.aturelust
we list 1984 Lusti, Lustie, adj. pleasant, 15, 337. Custy 1935
Lut, Luttyn, pret. of Loute, bowed to, saluted, 1900, 6176, 6213, 9253, 11038. Lychernes, 8. See Lechernes. Lyf, v. to live, 8114. Jyffe 581. Lygher, 8. See Ligher. Lyke, v. See Like. Lykyng, s. See Liking. Lyme, s. See Lime. Lymp, v. to lack, to fail, 36.
Lynage, s. lineage, descent, 1847, 4768, 10327.
Contend with, to test an enemy's maschit powers in battle, 6546, 7042, 8288, 8997, 10021, 10217; s. match, con- test, struggle, 1324.
Mad, adj. angry, foolish, 736. maidon Maden, Maydon, s. a maiden, 18431 1979, 1383. 363 strong. Mainly, adj. manly, stalwart, 13779; ado. See Maynly. Maister, s. (A.N.) a master, a lord, a husband, 8430. Maister-men, s. pl. skilled work- men who employ others, craftsmen, 1599.
Maistre, s. (A.N.) an extraordinary performance, a wonder, 417, 2202; pl. as an adj. wonderful, marvellous,,
maistres, maistres
28769. maistres dewys gen - og of maister Maistri, Maistry, s. Maistry, s. mastery) = master upper hand, rule, 2785, 13662. maistries Maistur, s. (A.N) chief, 1; a 7324 master, 1599 skilful artist,
Lynde, s. the loin, the leg, 8800.8733; adj. necessary, imperative, Lyne, s. a story, a book, 8401, 8407, 9628; a line of descent, de- scent, succession, the crown, 1841, 10834, 13622, 13661.
11815. Maister = husband, 8430. Maisturless, adj. without their leader, 11131.
Maitles, adj. matchless, no longer
match for, 7861. might less?!! Make, s. (A.S.) a companion, an equal, 3793, 10333; a husband, a wife, 10811, 11283, 12445.
Make, v. to make up, to build, to construct, 275, 1629; to cause, 618.
Malis, Malys, s. malice, 1434, 10417.
Mall, v. to beat, to crash, 9520.-ng v.s. Manas, 8. (A.N.) a threat, threat-
ening, a boast, 2037, 5027, 11005.
Manas, v. to menace, to threaten, | Maydon, s. See Maden.
2041, 4894, 12260; pret. & part. p. Manast. Maner, s. kind, race, 102. Manly, adv. manfully, bravely, 7042. to mar, marrit
Mar, Mare, Marr, v. to spoil, to disable, to ruin, 720, 5553, 7861, marred 9532, 10417; part. p./Mart, 2940. to mare
13063 Marter, Martur, v. to murder, to martrid mangle, to kill, 5553, 12985, 13050; hid part. p. Mertrid, killed, 12424. + marteri Mase makes, 1402, 1851, 3292. pon mase the mase 423 Mase, v. to confound, to astonish, to stun, to stupify, 8268, 8430, 9748, 10124; part. p. Maset, Masit. 10396
Mason, adj. masonic, 1645. Massely, adv. largely, massively, 3923, 3975. massily! Mate, v. (Fr. mater) to over- whelm, to render useless, 9532. Mater, s. subject, discourse, cause, event, 98, 1445, 1698, 2089.
Maument, Maumette, s. an idol,
4312, 4320 +4380; Mowmette, 2021, 4389.
Maumentre, Mawmentry, s. spells, evil power, idolatry, 780, 4301,
Mawhown, Mawhownus, s. Ma- homet, 4312, 7758.
Maydynhed, s. virginity, 12136. Mayn, s. force, strength, 5825; adj. chief, first, great, powerful, 6915, 10294. 35, 10290. Mayn, v. to maim, to injure,
Maynly, adv. directly, 3255; Mainly, earnestly, eagerly, 13860. Me, pron. myself, 2485. Meane, v. to mean, to signify, 1451; to demean, 11313. See Mene.
Mele, v. to speak, to talk, to com- mune, to relate, 209, 515, 1923, v.l 2021, 9252. med Fretate, speak, commun
Melle, Mell, v. (A.N.) to meddle with, to relate, to exercise, to me lithon practise, (109) 3185, 3782, 9577; wit to bear, to conduct, to demean to have 2532, 6571; to fight, or contend 10 with, 5243, 10966; to beat, to inter@gurse
strike, 10994; variation of Mall.
Mend, v. to mend, to recover, 1525; to reward, 2404.
3049. See Mynge.
Menske, v. (A.N.) to honour, to suit, 1855.
Ment, pret. of Mene, mentioned,
Menye, Meny, s. men, company, band, 37, 4787, 5243, 12387, 23754 12434. hom protary wrong! Mere, s. a marsh, 10924. - sea Merke, s. darkness, 3195, 548; dj dark, 408 v. to darken, to
nignby mighty is 85481 mightyle 41886.
met Thi5,04 aus Onel brother (meet) Met, pret. of Mete, dreamed,
Mete, s. food, a repast, a meal, 7843, 7856; Meite, 6427; Meyte,
Mete, adj. ripe, fit, 1383. etsyour.. Mete, v. to name to boot, 5492. 2 meet antreffen. Metely, Metly, adv. evenly, be- comingly, 3033, 3069.
Meve, v. (A.N.) to move, to flow,
to go, to come, 30, 1601, 1691; pret. & part. p. Mevyt, (Mefyt)?
Middis, Myddes, Myddis, s. the middle, the midst, 1548, 1575, 1601, 2242.
Might, Myght,' s. power, force, strength, device, 618, 2773, 5825, 6246, 7815.ightis. mirmydons Tr ?Mirmydon, s. a Myrmidon, one of 1000 the soldiers of Achilles; Mermy- don, 9372; Myrmaidons, 8666; pl. Mirmyden, 9994.
Mirth, Myrthe, s. mirth, a game,
merket impf make dark, 4286. wrong kerne 1064, 6052; v. to rejoice, to enjo35. the.
Merke, s. a mark, a point, 7696; v. to note, to wit, 10638; to aim, to rush at, 5196, 7034; to strike, to wound, 7325; Merk, to devote, to bestow, 12136.
Merke, v. to darken, to overspread, merkyd pp. 5477. auch fraglich; cher markal
Merkenes, Merknes, s. darkness, 1985, 13159. Mertrid, part. prof Marter, killed,
Erratum for martrid· 19494.
Mervel, v. (A.N.) to marvel, 971. Mervell, s. a wonder, 1985, 5482, Mervellus, adj. wonderful, 1572. Mervelously, adv. wonderfully,
one's self, 7910. mixth hym in f. 18555. Mischefe, Myschefe, s. (A.N.) disadvantage, 6493; disaster, in- jury, 9055, 11556.
Mishap, s. accident, mishap, 2069. myshap = misfortune 3528. Misrewle, s. carelessness, foolish- ness, 7952.
Mo, adj. (A.S.) more; oper mo others, some more, 819; Moo, 1162.
Mode, s. (A.S.) mood, composure, 1525; story, 515; undertaking, plan, 2205.
Modé, adj. See Mody. Modre, s. (A.S.) a mother, 3485. Mody, Modé, adj. moody, high- minded, 3008, 7449. 6327 Molde, s. (A.S.) ground, earth,
159, 1599, 4774; on molde = in the land, 159, 1599.
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