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, 6852; sound, unhurt, 6888; unde- faced, 8729; on a sop holle in one body, or mass, 1309.
Holly, Holy, adv. wholly, 235,
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; 8. See Houle.
Hope, Hoope, v. to hope, to imagine, 2292; to be comforted, 9573. Hoppe, v. (A.S.) to leap, 12506. Hor, pron. their, 8, 984. Hore, s. a whore, 1402, 1851; hair, 3989. See Here. Horedam, s. whoredom, 1421,
Horit. See Herit.
Horse, v. to mount on horseback,
1280, 6470, 11044; pret. & part. p. Horset, Horsit. Horse-fete, Horsfet, the feet of the 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.
Hove, v. (W. hofio) to halt, to hover, to linger, to remain, 1640, 2847, 3127, 3531, 12705; to hie, to push towards, 4525. Howle. See Houle.
Hue, v. 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, 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. Hynd, Hynde, adj. kind, courte- ous, 475, 2292; s. a lady, 1396,
to rush, to shoot, 5784, 6631, 6998. I-wise, adv. indeed, truly, cer- tainly, 897.
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.
Jointly, adv. continuously, 1538. Joly, adj. joyful, gladsome, 210,
Jorney, s. (Fr.) a journey, an undertaking, 937; a day's march, 1538.
249, 316; rich, precious, 1368.
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 = queen of pleasure, 2385. Justly, adv. properly, suitably, becomingly, 512.
Kache, v. See Cacche. Kaght, Kaghten. See Caght. Kaire, Kayre, Caire, v. to go, to
set out, to depart, to wend, 280, 363, 836, 2575, 6908, 9894; to take to, to set to, 2012.
Karve, pret. of Carve, 9468.
Kary, v. to carry, to convey, 10369.
Karyn, s. See Caren. Kast. See Cast. Kaupe. See Caupe.
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.
Kendly, adv. kindly, 657. Kene, adj. (A.S.) sharp, keen, 1076, 1268; eager, loud, 1206; ravenous, 11176; adv. keenly, determinedly, 1467. Kenly, adv. keenly, eagerly, 496, 5270.
Kennyng, 8. (A.S.) an inkling, knowledge, 2837. Kepe, v. (A.S.) to keep, to guard,
191, 994, 6045, 10827, 11173; to care for, 874; pret. Kepid, Keppit. Keppe, v. to stop, to arrest, 1230, 6875; pret. Keppit, 8354; Kept, 8332; preserved, saved, 726." Kepyng, s. imprisonment, 13953. Kerve, v. to carve, to hew, 9832. Kervond, adj. cutting, sharp-
Kest, v. to cast, 1313; to set one's self, to plan, to prepare, 4612; pret. Kest.
Kever, v. to reach, 269; to re- cover, 5978.
Kid, adj. See Kyde.
Kilt, Kylde, Kylt, part. p. killed,
Kith, Kithe, Kyth, Kythe, s. a
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, 4644; part. p. Kyd, 5187. Kleane. See Clene. Klennes. See Clennes. Knagged, adj. fastened by means of nails, 4973.
Knappe, s. (A.S.) a blow, 6437. Knave, 8. (A.S.) a male child,
Knawe, v. to know, 8523, 12622. Knawlache, s. knowledge, 1083, 11711; knowlage, 1865. Knawyng, 8. knowledge, 8396; knowyng, 1175, 1498, 13199. Know, v. to obtain knowledge, to
be instructed, 354. Knowlage, 8. knowledge, 1865. Knowyng, s. knowledge, 1175, 1498, 13199. Knyt, v. to knit, 4618. Kobb, v. to spar, to fight, 11025. Komyn. See Comyn. Korse, s. a corpse, 8729. Kouth, Kowth. See Couth, 125,
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; needful, necessary, 5386; super. Kyddist, 2124.
Kylde, Kylt. See Kilt. Kyn, s. ancestry, family, 1725.
Kynd, Kynde, 8. nature, 2892, | Laite, Layte, v. to seek, to search.
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- men, 1734.
Kyrt, adj. short, 836. See Kithe.
Laid, pret. of Lay, beat, 1274; part. p. buried, 11569. Laiful, adj. allowable, 2948. Laike, Lake, v. (A.S.) to do, to
act, 7046, 13493; to fight, 9998; to say, to express, 9807.
Laike, Laik, 8. a play; hence a
fight, danger, struggle, 7811, 9658, 9847, 10408.
Laisure, s. leisure, time, 3119. Laite, adj. late, 891.
for, 7988, 9190, 9751, 12823, 12929, 13973; to watch, to follow, 10291.
Laite, s. lightning, 3690, 4630, 12499, 12517.
Laithe, adj. horrible, loathsome, 1351, 1573.
Laithe, v. to terrify, 7726, 12122; to be disgusted, 8123.
Laithly, adv. wickedly, unjustly,
Laithnes, s. wickedness, 2949. 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, s. suffering, mourning,
Langur, v. to linger, 10223.
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, 10321, 11302; imperat. Lap, keep, in- dulge, 1424; part. Lapping, fold- ing, 476; part. p. Lappit, absorbed, overcome, 3375, 9983. Large, adv. carefully, on all sides,
741; to the large = free, 10996. Largenes, s. extent, breadth, 318. Larke, s. conflict, battle, 7694. Las, adj. less, 5961; of lower rank, 6026; Lasse, 10408. Lasshe, v. to beat, to clash, 6789. Last, s. the end, the outmost,
Last, v. to endure, 1415; part. Lastand, Lastoon, lasting, 194, 9218.
Late, s. lateness, 9679, 10227, 10913; adv. lately, 4887. Laughten. See Laghton.
Launche, v. to rush, to dash, to throw, to shoot, 1229, 4408, 4630, 5844, 6811, 9510; part. Launchant, Launchond.
Launde, 8. (A.N.) a 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,
Law, s. conduct, walk, 12737. Law, Lawe, adj. low, 3071, 6952; immense, 4441. Layte. See Laite.
Layve, v. (A.S.) to leave, to hide, 13858.
Le, s. the shore, 2806; adj. shel-
Leche, s. (A.S.) a physician, 7525. Lechernes, s. uncleanness, 8059. Lechery, 8. uncleanness, 1401. Lechir, Lechur, adj. base, un- clean, 715, 13037.
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
Lede, s. a lid; Ledys 3759. Lede, v. to hold, to live with, 1401; to take, to carry away, 1915. Ledur, 8. leather, 1596. Ledyn, s. a song, 13276.
Leel, Leell, adj. leal, loyal, 3332. See Lele.
Lefe, v. to live, 3512; to leave, 3587. See Leve.
Lefe, adv. lately, already, 6857. Lefe, Leve, Leffe, adj. dear, 393,
768; fit, proper, right, suitable, 407, 1927, 7594, 11254; great, immense, 12555.
Lefe-sals, Lef-sales, s. pl. lattices, bowers, 337, 1167. Chauc. levesel. See Lefe. Leffe, adj. 5676. 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. Legh, s. (? lee) ease, leisure, 9399. Leghe, v. to lie, to lean, 8243. Leght, s. light, 9269.
Leifull, adj. lawful, right, 2301. Lele, Lell, Leel, adj. (A.N.) leal, true, honest, loyal, 239, 2859, 3332, 13974; good, 9056; as an ade. perfectly, thoroughly, 3029, 12712.
Lelly, adv. truly, honestly, 420,
Leme, v. (A.S.) to gleam, to
blaze, 699, 8747, 11984; s. a ray, a flash, a gleam, 1129, 1684. 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. Lenght, 8. length, 318, 1681. Lengur, adv. longer, 307, 1294. Lent, part. p. of Lende, settled, abiding, 13857; Lenton, pret. gave, submitted, 4329.
Lepyn, pret. of Lepe, leapt, 2017.
Lefe, s. leave, good-bye, 1823, Lere, s. (A.S.) countenance, face,
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