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Lerke, s. a wrinkle, 3029.
Les, Lesse, adj. less, of lower
rank, 1618, 2025, 2948.
Lese, s. pl. of Lee, lies, 3778.
ady.
Lest, tj. least, 10043; by the
lest to say the least, 7623.
Lesyng, Lesynge, s. (A.S.) a

Lichir, adj. base, vile, 10450.
Licker, (adv) comp. more likely,
2254. adj.

Licrus, adj. lecherous, 2977;
Likrus, 444.

Lif, s. mode of life, rank, 8939.
Light lie, to deceive, 7854.

12590, 12642. Lughers
Light, Lyght, v. to light up,

falsehood, a lie, 8134, 10324,Ligher, s. a liar, 12669; Lygher,
11659. bettyd imp tesynges al
Let, Lette, v. (A.S.) to hinder, to
withhold, to spare, to leave off, to
"Latin delay, 712, 934, 1381, 2174, 6441,

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.
lump Leve, Lefe, v. to leave, 987, 1220,
1299, 3587; to believe, 239, 3354,
4327, 7100; to dwell, 13385; to
live, 3512.

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Leve, Lefe, s. leave, good-bye,
987, 1823; adj. right, proper,
suitable, 407, 1927, 7594, 11254;
great, immense, 12555. $6,
Leven, v. to lighten, to blaze, to

glow, 7723. Leuenaund
Levenyng, s. lightning, 1988,

4421.

Lever, adj. rather, better, 587,

8114, 12131.

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Levt, part. p. of Leve, left, 2341
8. 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.

one, l

a liaunse a Liaunse, s. an alliance, 1747word

Libard, s. a leopard, 1573.

Licherly, adv. basely, 12604.

6038; to alight, 1273, 6990, 7437,v..
2498 11115; pret. Light, Lyght.
Light, adj. light, slight, small,
easy, 1424, 2912, 9351; glad,
rejoicing, eager, 1229, 1411, 2025;
as an adv. brightly, clearly, 6040,
8747.

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Lightes, s. pl. the lungs, 10705.
Lightly, adv. gladly, joyously,
1409. 084

adr

Likandly, adv. according to one's
liking, 3355. used ch
suby
Like, Lyke, v. to please, 382, 825,
subj
1158, 1757, 1768. liket imp
Like, Lik, adj. like, similiar to,
1613; becoming, 10440; likely,
true, 420.

likes

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,
or yielding delight, 71, 334, 476.

Lime, Lym, Lyme, Leme, s. a

limb,3744,3762, 3776, 8771, 8835.
Tymes Timis ryms
2081. lemys

∙his win his

Lip, s. a slip, mis
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, 106692 +2.

List, Liste, Lyst, v. (A.S.) to like,
to be ready, to be willing, to please,
20, 239, 298, 1374; to incline, to
deşire, 2611.1

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Lite, Lyto, adj.(little) few, 1312,

1757, 13242.

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,

13958.

leve as his love is
love as his lefe brother
Lofte, s. the sky, 3719.7

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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,

12096.

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. lotis pl.
verse, set against, opposed to, 3811,
6441, 13365.
5 love

Loue, s. a flame, 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.

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Lovely, adj. beautiful, 1631.
Lovesom, adj. lovely, 658.
Lovyng, s. (A.S.) praise, fame,
4878.

Low, Loue, adj. low, humble,
willing, 1778, 2650.

Low, s. a portal, entrance, 4951.
Lowe, v. to praise, to thank, 7594.
Lowrand, adj. shrinking, hesitat-
ing, 3778. pres.
Lowse, adj. loose, free, 13190.
Lowte, v. See Loute.
Luff, s. love, 1882.
Luffable, adj. lovable, 3097. Luft-abbe
Luffly, adj. lovely, 1541.300.

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Zuggity
Lugg, v. to drag, 6663, 11029,
12323.lugget if ind.
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,
·8059.
1167; to abide in the heart, hence
lurker 588 to work, to fester, 1430.
Lurnyt, adj. learned, 3940.

Lusk, v. to tumble over, to throw
down, 6730. vide note v.,
Lust, s. desire, will, delight, 1001,
3317, 8852.atoure lust
weis 334 Lusti, Lustie, adj. pleasant, 15,
337. Custy 1735

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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, s. 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.

3227.

to l. inf.

Lyver, v. to deliver, to free,
half lyves.
Lyves, Lyvys, adj. alivé, 13543
happy, exultant, rejoicing, 3456. ??
Lyvyaton, Lyvyatan, s. leviathan,
4423, 4438, 4446.

Macche, Mache, v. to match, to machit
contend with, to test an enemy's macchit
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, 72431
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, 8. pl. skilled work-
men who employ others, craftsmen,
1599.

maistres, mais tris
Maistre, s. (A.N.) an extraordinary
performance, a wonder, 417, 2202;
pl. as an adj. wonderful, marvellous,

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*8769. maistres dewyse gen. sg of maister
Maistri, Maistry, s. mastery master
upper hand, rule, 2785, 13662. maistries
skill.
Maistur, s. (A.N.) chief, 1; a 33221
master, 1599 skilful artist,

nd pl. Lynde, s. the loin, the leg, 8800.8733;
Lyne, s. a story, a book, 8401,
8407, 9628; a line of descent, de-
scent, succession, the crown, 1841,
10834, 13622, 13661.

Lynge, v. to remain, to continue,
12240.

Lysse, s. a lass, a young woman,
1499.

Lyste, v. See List.

Lyte, adj. See Lite.
Lythe, adj. See Lithe.
Lytherly, adv. See Litherly.
Lyve, s. on lyve = alive, 1326.
Lyvely, adv. cheerfully, at once,
368. lyvele 5447.

a

adj. necessary, imperative,

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.- v.s.

Manas, s. (A.N.) a threat, threat-

ening, a boast, 2037, 5027, 11005.

1

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.
tomar, marrit

Mar, Mare, Marr, v. to spoil, to
disable, to ruin, 720, 5553, 7861,
marred 9532, 10417; part. p./Mart,
np 2940. to mare

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Mart, part. p. of Mar, spoiled,
disabled, ruined, defiled, 1855,
2940, 6128, 13909.
martyr
marte
Marter, s. a ravager, a murderer,
3488. int.
martyr
mp3063 Marter, Martur, v. to murder, to
martid mangle, to kill, 5553, 12985, 13050;
h part. p. Mertrid, killed, 12424.
・marterid.
Mase makes, 1402, 1851,
3292. pon mase the mase
the mas
Mase, v. to confound, to astonish,
4213
to stun, to stupify, 8268, 8430,
9748, 10124; part. p. Maset,
Masit. 703448

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Mason, adj. masonic, 1645.
Massely, adv. largely massively,
3923, 3975. massily!
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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,
4456.

Maydynhed, s. virginity, 12136.
Mayn, s. force, strength, 5825;
adj. chief, first, great, powerful,
6915, 10294.365, 10290.
Mayn, v. to, maim, to injure,
10012. et.

Maynly, adv. directly, 3255

Mainly, earnestly, eagerly, 13860.
Me, pron. myself, 2485.
Meane, v. to mean, to signify,
1451; to demean, 11313.
Mene.

See

Meane, s. a mean, a medium,

3051; adj. 3069.
Meblis, Meblys, 8. pl. movables,
goods, furniture, 11511, 12188.
Mecull, adj. 10. See Mekil.
Mede, s. (A.S.) a reward, 238,
620; v. to reward, 5124.

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Stratman
moeble, mobles

Medill, Medull, adj. middle, 4.7716.
mean, 377586. 3751
Medill, v. to meddle, to have

carnal connection, 10811.

• mekely 9286.

mehyll 4.5496

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Meite, s. See Mete.
Meke, adj. gentle, kind, affable,
215; meek, obedient, 900.
Mekil, Mekell, Mekull, Mecull,
Mykull Mykyll, adj. great, much,
10, 159, 900, 1445, 1456,41477, wrong!
*1529; Mykill, s. greatness, size,
6246; Mekyll, as an adp. much,
greatly, 213.

1952.

muy f. much,

2

Mekyt, should be mefyt, moved,
med inf. 11249,
Mele, v. to speak, to talk, to com- wrong.

mune, to relate, 209, 515,-1923, vil

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2021, 9252. med Fretate, speak, command
Melle, Mell, v. (A.N.) to meddle

with, to relate, to exercise, to mit hour
practise, (109) 3185, 3782, 9577; wist.
to bear, to conduct, to demean,
2532, 6571; to fight, or contend
with, 5243, 10966; to beat, to
strike, 10994; variation of Mall.

to have
interogurs

Mawhown, Mawhownus, 8. Ma- Mend, v. to mend, to recover, set right,

homet, 4312, 7758.

1525; to reward, 2404.

meles, 13555= mea!

mones inmore. 11322 vide note,

552

neneqwike 7856.

GLOSSARIAL INDEX.

Mene, adj. mean, present, 637,
1324, 1892, 7560; Meane, 3069.
13 Mene, v. to speak of, to tell of,
1454, 1715; to remember, to re-
call, 1799; to recount, 2560; to

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5351

refer, to counsel, 3284, 11249; to
customed, 1750, (2773) 4276; to
bemoan, to complain, 7612, 9328

demean, to conduct, to be ac-

Spart. Menyng, complaining,
grumbling, 9328); to menace, to
threaten, 7111.?

Menerly, adv. politely, 12431.
3. Mengit, part. p. mixed, mingled,
3049. See Mynge.

Menske, v. (A.N.) to honour, to
suit, 1855.

Ment, pret. of Mene, mentioned,

450.

13754 12434.

12783
mark

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Menye, Meny, 8. men, company,
band, 37, 4787, 5243, 12387,
protary wrong!
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Mere, s. a marsh, 10924.-sea.
Merke, s. darkness, 3195, 548;
my adj. dark, 408 v. to darken, to
make dark, 4286. wrong benzer bir
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.

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4286.

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nignly is 8547
mightyle 41886.

(met 4:5,04 qus Onel broken (meet)
Met, pret. of Mete, dreamed,

8430.

Mete, s. food, a repast, a meal,
7843, 7856; Meite, 6427; Meyte,
2558.

Mete, adj. ripe, fit, 1383.5904 ro. mat.
Mete, v. to name
Mete, v. to name to boot,
5482. = meet. Untreffen.
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)?

1952.

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Mirth, Myrthe, s. mirth, a game,
10646052; v. to rejoice, to enjoy,3555 the
Mischefe, Myschefe, s. (A.N.)
one's self, 7910. mirth hymn in 19555.5

disadvantage, 6493; disaster, in-
jury, 9055, 11556.

Mishap, s. accident, mishap,
2069. myshap = misfortune 3588.
Misrewle, s. carelessness, foolish-
ness, 7952.

Mo, adj. (A.S.) more; oper mo
others, some more, 819; Moo,
1162.

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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. 632)
Molde, s. (A.S.) ground, earth,
159, 1599, 4774; on molde = in
the land, 159, 1599.

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