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DTCTIONAEY
OLD ENGLISH LANGUAGE
OOMPaED FROM WRITINGS
or THE mi XIV AND XV CENTCBIES
FRANCIS HENRY STRATMANN
PRDJTED FOR THE AUTHOR BY KRAMER AND BADM
KREFELD 1867
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ADVEBTISEMENT.
When I resolved to print the present dictionary I
did not expect that in the next time many more materials
would become accessible; but soon after the first part was
published, in 1864, I learned that a new society had been
Jormed for the purpose of printing old English texts. The
publications of this society* I have used for the body of
the work, wherever it was posstUe; who'e not, for ike
additions.
Though my hopes of receiving communications from fel-
low students have been disappointed, I was happy enough
to find in Frederic J. Furnivall, Esq., M. A., of
London, a friend who kindly pointed out to me, and readi-
ly lent me several rare books which furnished valuable
contribiitions. A great deal of whatever merit my work has
is due to him.
For the arrangement of my book a few observations, I
think, will suffice. The words are entered, in alphabetical
order, under their oldest form, for example fiwen, 6wen
* the ,EarJy Englith Text Soeiety".
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under t-Tfin; fifen, fiyen under sefen; ivel, evel under uvel;
over under ufer; oat «»i(ier fit; who, wo, ho, quo under
hwa; Bwo, so, se under swa. Compounds are placed under
the first word, for example Awper under t; abufen under
an; bufen under bt; ilc u»K/er i; hwulc under hwl; awulc
uTider 8Tra.
Imperfect or incorrect forms and various readings are
put befteem brackets.
Dubious words are marked vnih a sign of interrogation ;
words occurring in notes, with an asterisk-
Krejeld, 7 Octoher 1867.
F. M. Stralmann.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
AUX:.
Amad. Web.
ant. Arlh.
Address of the soul to the body, edit, bj Siager,
London 1845.
The alliterative romtmce of Alexander, edit, by
SterensoD.
Ki[^ Alisauuder in Weber's metrical romances, toL
1, p. 3—327.
Altdeutsche bl&tter von M. Haupt and H, HoBmaim.
Sir Amadace in Robson's early English metrical ro-
mances, London 1842.
Sir Amadas in Wel>er'8 met. rom., vol. 3, p. 2i3—
276.
Amis and Amiloun in Weber's met. rom., voL % p.
369—473.
The anturs of Arther &c. in Robson's met. rom., p.
The apology of lollard doctrines attributed to Wic-
liffe, printed by J. H. Todd.
a. r. The ancren riwle, edit, by J. Morton, London 1853. ^
Arth. atid Merl. Arthur and Merlin, Edinburgh 1838.
The poems of John Audelay, edit, by J. 0. Halliwell.
The avowing of king Arther be in Robson's met.
Aud.
mote. Artit.
Bek.
Ben. ab.
Bttu. eoc.
, p. 57—93.
Dan Michel's ayeubite of invit, edit, by B. Morris,
London 1866.
The life and martyrdom of Th. BekM, edit, by W.
Mittelhochdentsches" wOrterbuch von Benecke, Mailer
und Zamcke.
Vocabularium Anglo -Sasonicum opera Th. Benson,
Oioniae 1701.
tnu Sir BevBs of Hamtoun (edit, by Tumbull), Edin-
burgh 1838.
■pp't gloa. Glossarjum sanscritum a F. Bopp, Berolini 1847.
- vergl. gram. Vergleichende grammatik des Sanscrit, lend, griechi-
schen, lateinischen, litthauischen, gothischen und
deutschen von F. Bopp, Berlin 1833.
inc. did. A dictionary of the Anglo-Saxon language by J. Bos-
worth, London 1838. *
iu(, etj. Die vier evangelien in aft-nordhumbriacher sprache,
herausgegeben von E. W. Bouterwcck, Oflterslob
1857.
and. St Brandau, edit, by Thorn. Wright
am. wb. Versuch eines bremiBch-niederB&chsischen wOrter-
bu<^eB, Bcemea 1767-1771.
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Chaue. The works of J. Chancer (edit b; Th. Speght),
London 1687.
The poetical works of G. Chuicer, edit, by Th. Tyr-
wtiitt, London 1855.
The Canterbury talea of G. Chaucer, edit by Th.
Wright, London 1847.
Chtit. myit. Chester mysteries, London 1SI8.
cAron. Sngl, Chronicle of England in Bitson's metrical romances,
YOL 2, p. 270—313.
ehron. Vilod. Chronicon Vilodnnenae sive de vita et miraculis sane-
tae Edithae regis Edgari filioe cnr. W. U. Itlack.
CI. Sir Cleges in Weber's met, rom., vol. 1, p. 331 —
aw.
e. of I. Castel of love, edit bj; R. F. Weymonth.
eonit. ma*. A poem OD the coDStitntions of masonry in Halli-
well's early history of A;ee-masDnry in En^aud,
p. 12—40.
DagrtB. The romance of sir Degrevant in the Thornton ro-
mances, edit, by 3. O. HaDiwell, p. 177—256.
dsp. of B. Alliterative poem on the deposition of king Richard
n., edit, by Th. Wright.
Di^enh. tpb. Vergleichendes wOrterbuch der gotliischen spracbe.
Ditx ui. EtymologiBcheB wOrterbuch der romanischen spracben,
Bonn 1653.
du Cange'i glou. Carol! dn Fresne, domini do Cat^, glosi^am ad
scriptores mediae & infimae latinitatia, Franco-
furti 1710,
Egilt*. Itx, Lexicon poSticom antiqnae linguae septentrionalis
conscripBit SveiabjOrn Egilsson, Hainiae 1860.
Eglam. The romance of sir Eglamonr of Artois jn lie
Thornton romances, p. 121 — 176.
EU. rom. Specimens of early English metrical romances by
O. Kllia, Snd edit, London 1811.
Em. ' Emare in Bitson's met rom., vol 2, p. 204—247.
erl. of T. The erl of Tolous in Bitson's met rom., vol. 3, p.
93-144.
Eitm. Itx. Lexicon Anglosasonlciim ed. L. Ettmtlllerus, Qued-
linbnrpi 1851.
Flor. Le bone Florence of Borne in Bitson's met rom., vol.
3, p. 1—92.
/. of e. The forme of cury (edit by 8. Pegge), London 1780.
FriiBner't ordb. Ordbog over det gamle norrfce sprogaf Joh. Fritzner.
f^u-n. f. Ear^ English poems and lives of saints, edit, by
F. J. Fumivall.
— p. r, l. p. Political, religious and love poems, edit, by F. J,
Fumivall.
Oam^ The cokes tale of Gamelin in the Canterbury tales,
edit by Th. Wright vol 1, p. 176—201.
Qaw. SirGawayn and the grene kni^t edit by F. Madden.
Gan«r. A rOTal historie of the excellent knight Generides,
eit by F. i. FumivaU.
g««t. Bom. The old EngliBh versions of the gesta BomaDonuii,
edit b; F. Madden.
..L.oo^^lc
Gr»in'$
tprteh,
gU^.
Gu„
Baldon
'. lam.
SaUia.
diet.
— nag. poet.
harrow.
Hardw.
poom
Hick. thM.
hUt. Edm. IV.
H. xeUaehr.
Ipom.
Kath.
The grsTe in Thorpe's (uudecU anglo-suonica, p.
Deutsche giammatik Ton Jac. Grimm, 2te ansg,
DentBcheB wOrterbuch von J. und W. Grimm.
Althochdeatscber BprachBchatx von E. Q. Graff.
Spr&cliBcliat2 der angelsftcbsischen dichter, besrbeitet
Ton C. W. M. Grein, Cusel ft GOttingen 1861—
1864,
The romance of sir Guj of Warwick and Rembnm
his son, Edinburgh 1840.
Lexicon Islandico-Latino-Danicum BiOmooiE Haldor-
sonii cora R. K. Raekii editum, Havniae 1814.
A dictionary of archaic and provincial words by
J. 0. H^tiwell, London 1850.
Nugae poeticae. Select pieces of old English popular
poetry, edit, by J. 0. Halliwcll.
The harrowing of hell, published by J. 0. HalUwell.
A poem on the times of Edward II., edit, by C.
Uardvick.
Ancient metrical tales, edit, by Ch. U. Hartshome.
The ancient English romance of Havelok the Dane
witJi an introduction, notes, and a glossary by
F. Madden, London 182S.
Liuguamm ret. septentrionaliom thesaurus auctore
G. Hickesio, Oxoniae 1705.
HiBtorie of the arrival of Edward lY. in England,
edit, by J. Bruce.
Haii meidenhad, edit, by 0. Cockayne.
Poems by Thorn, Eoccleve, London 1T96.
The geste of king Horn in Rttson's met. rom., vol,
2, p. 91—165.
Horn child and maiden Rimnild in KiUon's met
rom., vol. 3, p. 282—820.
Boberd of Bnume's handling sione, edit by F. 3.
Fumivall, London 1862.
The hunting of the hare in Weber's met rom„ vol.
3, p. 279—290,
Zeitschrift fOr deutsches alterthum, herausgegeben
von M. Hanpt
OloBsarium Soio-Gothicnm auctore J, Ihre, Upsaliae
1769.
I Weber's met rom., vol. 2,
The life of Ipomidon ii
p. 281—365.
The romance of sir Isnmbros in the Thornton ro-
mances, p. 88—120.
Iw^e and Gawin in Bitsou's met rom., voL 1, p.
1—169.
The legend of St Katherine of Alexandria, edit by
J. Morton, London 1841.
Stma, 8ai. a. Sat, The dialogue of Salomon and Satumus with an his-
torical lutrodnction by J, M. Eemble, London 1848.
..L.oo^^lc
vin
Kil. diet. Etymologicom Teutonicae linguae, aiie dictionariam
Teutonico-Latinuin studio & opera Corn. Eiliani
DiifBaei, editio tertia, AntTerpiae 1599,
h. of T. The king of 4'arB and the soudan of Daminas in
Ritson's met. rom., vol. 2, p. 156 — 203.
Lax. La^amons Brut, publislieii by F. Madden, London
1847.
iai la fr. Lai le freine in Weber'a met. rom., vol. 1, p. 357—
371.
Launf. Launfal in Ritson's met. rom., vol. 1, p. 170—215.
l. c. c. Liber cure cocorum, edit, by R. Morris.
L« Qon, diet. Dictionnoire breton-frangais de Le Gonidec enrichi
par Hersart de la Villemariiu^, Saint Brieuc 1850.
li btam diic. Li beaus dificouus in Ritson'a met, rom., vol. 2, p.
1—90.
Lidff, m, p. A selection from the minor poems of Dan John Lyd-
gate, edit, by J. 0. HalliwelL
— It, of Th. The Btory of Thebea by John Lidgate, printed to-
gether with Chaucer's works, London 1687.
Lindf. Ux. Ftillatandigt Swenskt och Latiuskt lexicon fdrfattadt
af A. 0. Lindfors.
lud. Con. Ludus Coventriae, edit, by J. 0. Halliwell.
I.ye did. DicUonarium Saxonicum et Gothico-Latinum auctore
E. Lye, ed. 0. Manning, Lond. 1772.
Maerl, rb. gloii. Glossarium op MaerlantB rymbybel door J. David.
Mand. The voi^e and travaile of sir John Maundevile, re-
printed from the edition of a. d. 1725, with an
introduction etc. by J .0. Halliwell, London 1839.
JfqpM The Latin poema commonly attributed to Walter
Mapes, edit, by Th. Wright.
JbTai^. Seinte Margarete, printed together with Seinte Mar-
herete by 0. Cockayne.
Marh. Seinte Marherete, edit, by 0. Cockayne, London 1862.
Mar. mir. pi. A collection of English miracle -plays or mysteries
by W. Marriott, Basel 1838.
m, Arth. F, Le morte ArthoT, edit, by F. J, FumiTall.
— //. — edit, by J. 0. Halliwell.
met. horn. English mebical homilies with an introdnctioD and
notes by John Small, Edinbnrgh 1862.
Min. Poems written anno MCCCLII. by Laurence Minot,
pubUshed by Jos. Ritson, London 1825.
Molh. ordb. Dansk ordbog af Christ. Molbecb, KiObenbavn 1833.
Mor. a. p. Early English ailiteratlTe poems, edit, by R. Morris.
— hom. Old English hoiuUiea, edit, by R, Morris.
Otiav. The romance of the emperor Octaviaa, edit, by J.
0. Halliwell.
Octorr. Octovian imperator in Weber's met. rom., vol. 3, p.
157—239.
O'BeiHy* diet. An Irish-English dictionary by E. O'Reilly, Dublin
1817.
Orta. The Ornmlum, edit, by R. M. White, Oxford 1852.
Orph. Sir Orpheo in Ritson^s met rom., toL 2, p. 248—
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he plov
157-
Wehh and EngliBh dictionary by W. Owen, London
1793.
The owl and the Dtghtingale, edit, by Th. Wright,
London 1843.
The old English version of Partonope of Blois, edit.
by W. E. Buckly.
The romance of sir Perceval of Galles in the Thorn-
ton romances, p. 1 — 87.
plowDians tale, printed in Chaucer's worltB. fol.
■^- "8, London 1687.
L and creed of Piers Ploughman, edit, by
Thorn. Wright, London 1856.
The pricke of conscience, edit, by R. Morris.
c. Promptorium parvulonim sive clericorum, dictiona-
rius Anglo-Latinus princeps, auctore fratre Gal-
trido, ad fidem codicum rccensuit Albert Way,
London 1865.
Anglo - SaxOD and early English psalter (edit, by
Stevenaon, London 1843.)
Chronicle of the rebellion in Lincolnshire, 1470, edit.
by J. G. Nichols.
Reliiiuiae antiquae, edit, by Th. Wright and J. 0.
Haltiwell.
Religious songs, printed together with the Owl and
the Nightingale by Th. Wright.
Kchard coer de hon in Weber's met. rom., vol. 2,
p. 3—278.
Altfriesisches wdrterbuch von Dr Karl von Richt-
hofen, Gettmgen 1840.
ongt Ancient songs &om the tune of king Henry the
third to the revolution, Loudon 1790.
Peter Langtoft'a chronicle, as illustrated and im-
prov'd by Robert of Brunne, publiah'd by Th.
Hearn
1 Mad-
Extracts from Rob, of Brunne's chronicle u
den's La^amon, vol. 3.
Robert of Gloucester's chronicle, edit, by Th. Heame,
London 1810.
Songs and carols, London 1836.
The play of the sacrament.
WOrterbuch der oiederdeutschen mundart der fOrsten-
tbttmer GOttingen nnd Grubenhagen von G.
Schamhach,
Gothischea glossar von Ernst Schnlze.
Glossarium Saxonicum poemate Heliand iuscripto et
minoribus quibusdam priscae linguae monumeii'
tis collectom (a J. A. Schmeller.)
The religions poems of William de Shoreham, edit.
by Th. Wright
Holsteinisches idiotikon von J. F. Schatze, Hamburg
The sqnir of lowe degre u
3, p. 146—192.
BitBon's met. rom., vol.
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Vtb, The proces of the flerin uges in Weber's met nm.,
vol. 3, p. 3—153.
Wr. The seven sages, edit, b; Th. Wright.
I. The story of genedH aod ezodoB, edit, bj fiich.
I iav»fr. lUostratiODs of the lives and writinga of Goirer said
Chancer by H. J. Todd, London 1810.
Torrent of Portngal, edit by J. 0. HalliweD.
myt. The Towneley myateries printed for the Sorteee
society.
ci. Transactiona of the society of aoliqaaries.
The romance of sir Tryamonre, edit by J. 0. Halli-
welL
Sir Tristrem, edit, by W. Scolt, Edinb, 1804.
hit. The history of English poetry b; Tii<Hn. Warton,
London 1840.
The holy bible in the earliest Eaglish veruons made
from the Latin vnlgate by JohaWycliffie and hie
followers, ediL by Forahall and Madden, Oxford
1850.
The new testament in English translated bj J. Wyo-
liife, London 1848.
The ancient English romance of William and the
werwolf, edit, by F. Madden.
md imieat. Wills and inventories from the registers of the com-
missary of Bnry St Edmund's Ac, edit, by S.
n. lit. Anecdota Uteraria by Th. Wright.
■id. Dictionary of obsolete and provincial English, compil-
ed by Th. Wright, London 1857.
. I, The pohtical son^ of England from the reign of
Jdm to that of Edward n., edit, by Th. Wright.
, a. e. Songs and carols, edit, by Th. Wright.
pae. Specimens of lyric poetry, edit, by Th. W^ht.
■eat Popular treatises on science, edit, by Th. Wright.
oe. A volume of vocabularies, edit by Th. Wright
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a re c sharp, :rt. ant. I, 33.
abece a b c, Kob. Glouc. 966,22.
a (or &), ASax. OSax. OFris. 4, OllOerm. ar. er, ir,
ur, Goth, us, see Or. gram. 2, 704 & 818, a, up, out, of,
no but in compoi.
aMd, from alideii, abode, dday, Degrev. 129; abaid
Qaw. _gloss. 363 ; abood Chauc. V. t. 967.
abaelien? ASaar. abaeligaii? Grein'a glosa., irritate? abaei-
ledeu (pret.) ia^.. 10275.
abaiteii, MHGerm. erbei^en? Ben. wb. 1, 193, baitf hia
flgali on liere was m abeited Halliw. diet. 6.
ahas^n? ab^t {part.) perplexed, eonfounded. Mar. mir. pi.
abeden bid, offer, Halliw. diet. 5; abM (prel,.) La-^. 442S.
abSjen bow: ni pei abeisedoun hem no ping to pe king
(r. kiuges) h&t chron. Vi>. 97.
abelden (abelde) gi-ow bold, Alis. 2442.
abel^en grow angry; abalh {pret.) La^. 26359*; abol^en
{part.) 1565.
abeUten? pat bi ne be abolke {elatedf) Skoreh. 22.
aberen (abere) bear off, Itob. Glow. 196; abered {pres.)
a. r. 158; aber {pret.) Kath. 1555.
abiden abide, wait, Orm. 1801 ; abide Wid. gloss. 3 ; Chauc.
C. t. 1578; pu ne darst domes abide owl and night. 1693 ;
if he raoste abide pe dai Bek. 736; abit (pres.) Chavr.
r. r. 4989; rel. ant. 1, 115; ab&d {pret.) Iw. ILSO; abfld
Bek. 1147; a. s. Wr. 2825; abideu {part.) Chauc. V. t.
9762: Mar. mtr. pi. 188.
abiten bite in pieces, o>t>l and night. 77; broune liouns
and 4k white, pat woldeii fain his folk abite AU^. 7096;
abited La^. 21312; abiten (part.) rel. ant. 2. 276.
ablaste.i blast: venini and fir to g^dir he caste, pat he
Jasou so sore ablaste Halliw. diet. 7.
abl&wen blow up : po3 he gan hire herte ablowe Skoreh. 1 30 ;
ablowe {paH.) 166.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
sHenden blind, £03. 14657; pis l^tne shal Lucifer ablende
vi*. P. P. 12351 ; ablended (prea.) a. r. 86; ablente {prel.)
vis. P. P. 12730.
abliaden, OHOerm. erblinden Graff's spr^ck. 3, 256, grorc
blind; ablinded (prea.) a. r. 92.
abo^ea bow; abo3ede (p/-et.) IlalUw. diet. 10.
abr^den extend; abrAd (pret.) owl and night. 1042.
abreiden start up, a.r. 214; aitveiAa upbraid, rel. ant. 1,7;
and if pat he out of his sleep abraide.CAowc. C.t. 4188;
abreid {pret.) a. r. 238; conipos. upabraideii.
abreken (abreke) break out, Halliin. diet. ; abroken {part.) ibid.
abuggen (abugge) buy off, redeem, Lar^. 8158; a. r. 188;
Wr. spec. 112; i/orw' 1081 ; abiggen (abigge) Orm. 6907;
Alis. 901; vis. P. P. 1138; aboughte {pret.) Chauc. C. t.
2305; aboht {part.) harron: 5t); abo3t Bek. 1312.
abu3eii (abouwe) bow, comply, ioj. 4049; abowe (aboue?)
Alia. 188; Em. 981; abowe to Jjo kinges wille Bek. 867:
abisp {pres.) owl and night. 780; abouep Bek. 1331 ; (pei)
aboun wend, go away, Mar. mtr.pl. 1 80 ; abSh {pret.) La^. 5210.
abfijen (abaye) bow, Itob. Olouc. 102,5; abiiide {pret.)
106, 14.
acalen? grow cold? acale (port.?) vis. P.P. 12873; be
was so sore acale Ooir. conf. am. 3, 296; akale s. a.
Web. 1512.
acangen grow mad: acanges tu Katk. 2112; acanget
(part.) 2045.
a^asten cuat down: dead ne acaste n4wt Crist, ah Crist
overcom dead Katk. 1127; acast (paH.) Wr. p. s. 149
nou is mi comfort acast cr. P. P. 197; akest a. r. 318
aclumseii grow benumbed; aclumsid (part) Wicl. gloss. 3
acolden grow or make cold; acoalded (pres.) a. r. 404
accolded (part.) Halliw.dict.li; acoli Hardw. poem 23, Q
s. s. Wr. 2518.
acolding cooling, Halliw. diet. 17.
acolen cool, a. r. II8; acoled (part.) owl and mglit. 205.
acorien complain, a. r. 60 ; pou it sclialt acorie sore Halliw.
diet. 17; pou ne aujtest nowjt mi dep acore Hartsh. met.
t. 112; pat acorede al pis loml Hob. Qlouc. 75, 4.
acumen (flcoaie) attain, Shorek. 73.
acursien (acursi) accurse, owl and night. 1702; acui-seji
(p>ea.) via. P. P. 12289; acursed {part.) Brand. 24; pe
lUturBide gost a. r. 234.
adiSten, achdken? choke, Chaue. Boet. 2; ach^ked (part)
leg. g. worn. 200i; achoked Halliw. did.
ad&seii dazde, stupefij; aliased {]}art.) HaUiic. diet.; Todd's
itlustr. 297.
adeaden deaden, a. r. 112; adeadet {part.) Kaih. 2048,
adeven deafen; adevod (jyai-t.) Shoreh. 103.
adihten prepare, arrange, dress: and so ich mine song
adiste owl and night. 32<i; mlilitej) \Vr. p. s. 329,- adilS
{part.) Kath. V:,A->; acliglit /( bvaua disc. 711; yonder beu
tuo youge men, wonder wel adight 0am. (i35.
ftdoteii grou! silly; adote[) (jtres.) Will, gloss. 211; adoted
(pari.) Oow. coiif. ant. 3,4; dusie men £: adotede a. r. 222.
adrawen (adrawe) draw forth, draw out, Roh. Olouc. 207 , H;
Ortoo. 357; adnih (pret.) La-. 16487; Imre swerdea pan
[lai adrowe Ilnlliir. diet. 22.
uAreiloQ dread, fear, ^03. 8744; adrede owl and nigkl. 12 Gi.
adrSden make ajraid, alarm, rel. songs 1,26; he ma i him
sore adi-^deu (adr&de) Ifif:k. tkes. 1,223; adr^dde {pret.)
Horn 1170; adi-t?d (part.) afraid, Wr. spec. 110; adrSJ
Matfd. 282; vis. P. F. 13001; Tor. 289.
adre^en (adrie) siifer, llaUiio. diet. 22.
adi-enchen (adrenche) drown, La^,. 1507*; a.r. 230; Horn
109; Wr. p. s. 217; & adreinten ham sulven i der see
a. r. 230; adreint (pait.) s. s. IVeb. USB.
? adrilleu corrupt? put he nadrille Shoreh.dO; wanne man
l€te[) adrille I>at he god ^elde schel 144.
adrinken he drowned; adronc (pret.) La-. 2205; n. r. 58.
adruwien di-y vp, a. r. 150; adron^e Sfiore/i. 34.
adunen din, stun ; [ju aduni^st (jires.) owl and night. 337 ;
adenid (part.) Aud. 78.
adwelen? OHGerm, artwelan (torpere) f Graffs sprsch.
5,546, grow dull? swo heore wit hi d^mp ndviole owl and
night. 1775.
adwescheu throw down, destroy, Kath. 949; adweschde
ipr.t.) 1196.
afallen {avulle) fall down, owl and night. 1 683 ; availed (p7-es.)
a.r.246,- afallen (part.) Lai,. 15949; afalle rel ant. 2,272.
afanden try, tempt; afondep (prea.) Slioreh. 73.
afangeii receive; afonge owl and night. 1194; Wr. treat.
140; Alis. 606; avaugep (pres.) Shorek. 50; Hv4ug (pre'.)
hob. Qlmif. 223. 20; avonge (part) Slioreh. 132.
afe3en(a — i?) conjoin, dispose? a,Y&ide (pret.) Wr.dict. 13t».
afellen /eH, coat down, Kath. 689; ayeUen a. r, 122; afelle
Alis. 5240; afelden (prel.) io^. 4175.
afSren (affire) affray, /riyhteti, oicl and night. 221; Rich.
4104; via. I'. P. 142i37; af^rde (prrf.) PTart. Aisf. 1,16;
afered (pan:.) a/eard, o/raiy, a. r. 326; Oow. c<w(/. am.
2, 21; aferd CAaMc. C. t. 630; ^Bn</. 294.
afiuden find out, discover, La^. 25775; avinde owl and
night. 527; afounde (pret.) Odor. 1659; {part.) Shoreh.49.
afleien make jlee, drine away: aMiham bamal uvel Kath.
2431; avleied (^or(.) a. r. 248.
aAeoa fiee; aflojen (part.) HalHw, dirt. 27.
afl^men dnve away; aflemde (prtt.) La;^. 8465.
afon receive, La^,. 8728; afo J/alliw. did. 27; avop (pres.)
owl and night. 841.
aforpen a/or(i.» »<s. P. P. 4194.
afreinen (a ;= i or af?) inquire, HatUw. diet. 28.
afri^ten frighten ; afrijt {part.) Wiil. glons. 211; Amad. Rohn.
37,6;afright8.s. MV. 2704;nfrigM(o = of?) Jlob. Iir.70,\Q.
AM\ea fill; afuUed (pari.) La^. 12078.
agaden? pou art agadu {for agaded? distracted? foolidif)
s. s. Web. 2638; see egede
ag&n ^0 oyer, pn.^s away; agon owZ an</ night. 1278;
agM (jyrfs.) 1451; a. r. 184; pis worldes wele al agop
rel. ant. 1, 160; agftn (paJt.) /^a^. 337; Hallite. diet. 29;
hit is not longe agon {ago) k. of T. 268; agonn Chauc.
C. t. 1278; ago Wr. p. s. 197.
ag&sen, Ooth. uagaisjan, agaze; \}& w6re so sdre ag4sed
Malliw. diet. 29.
ag&sten (agiste) frighten, terrify, Rob. Glouc. 17, 24;
Ckavc. Troit. 1993; Wicl gloss. 3: agesten a. r. 212;
agfisten (pr.a.) J/iiW. 282; agAste (pi-e(.) La^. 6451;
i^T-aw^f. 22; ag&st (part.) aga),t, Alis. 250; agest o. r. 372.
agiden? confomidf ag^ste & agide ham KcUh. 1256.
aginnen (aginne) begin, owl and night, li^l ; Born 1285;
9. s. Web. 1410; agiune {pres. suhjunct.) a. r. 74; aginaep
Wr. p. s. 189; agan {pret.\ Shoreh. 53.
agliften? aglift {part.) frightened, Halliw. did. 32; oglift
(o = of?) Rob. Br. 72, 8.
agramen, OHQerm. argremen, irritate, vex; agramed {part.)
Alis. 3510; U beans disc. 1916; pi. t. 291; agromed chron.
of Engl. 863; agremed Halliw. did. 33.
agreipen (a= i ?} prepare, dress ; agreiped {paH.) Will, gloss. 212.
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agrisen c/rotc terrified, a, r. 306; WicL gloas-Z; hamschal
agiisen Kath. 2317; agrise rel. gongs 5, 140; Chauc. C. t.
7231; agros {pret.) Rob. Glouc. 549, 14; Horn 1326; of
which she noujt agfoa C'/iauc. Troil. 2022; agrisen (par(.)
Alia. 357; agrise WUlglosa. 212; Rob. Glouc. 639,25.
agropen (agrope) search f HaUiw. diet.
agroten? stirftit; agroted (j>arL) Chauc. I. g. w. 2452.
agrotonin „ingKrgilaref', prompt, pare. 8.
agruUeii vea-, leasef nu icli mai singe war ich witlle, ne
liar mo never eft mou agiulle owl and night. 1108.
agulten (agulte) do icrong, offend, vis. P. P. 10230; hwon
me agutteil to ou a. r. 18i}; agulte (pret.) IIV. spec. 112;
agilte C/'auc. r. r. 5833; agult (j>art.) rel. songs 2, 41;
Jiob. Glouc. 252,14.
aseven give up, deliver, La^. 4698; ajaef (pret.) 24723;
a^af orvt and night 139.
ajilden yield up: and ayild pe to pis knight Halliw.
diet. 126.
ahevenV heave up, raise; ahof (pret.) La^. 21635; compos.
iipaheven.
ahon hang up, Lu^. 20878.
ak^len (ak§le) cool, Gow. conf. am. 2, 91; ak^de (pret.)
Rob. Glouc. 442,13.
akennen beget; akenuet (part.) Kath. 332.
akeimeu, OIIGerm. ai-clieiinau, know; akende (pret^ L03.
7243*; akenuinge reconnoitring, AlU. 3468.
akinieu (akinieni") grow silly? akimed (part.) Laj. 26354.
akn^wea (a = ii") /enow, acknowledge ; make akn&wen »«oAe
known, Halliw. diet. 36; ich am aknowe / acknowledge,
WUL gloss. 212.
alacchen (a = i?) catch, take, Halliw. diet. 37.
alasneu (aleane) grant, La'^. 31603*.
alamien, OHGenn. arlemen, render lame; alamed (part.)
owl and night. 1602.
al^pen, MHGertn. erleiden, become loat/i; alopep owl and
night. 1275; render loath: a.U,6ed(&l6ped) LaT,. 2258; 25930.
aleggen allay, put down, abolish, refute, La^. 7714; alegge
liek. 1638; Ii6 ne nii^te no^t alegge pat pe lile („lnile")
hadde liire is^d owl and night 394; aleide {pret) WUL
gloss. 212; aleid (pari.) Wr. spec. 105; alaid is, Darie,
pin honour Alis. 2386.
Pal^inen concikd^ atained (pret.) HaUiw. diet. 38.
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ak'Oson lose; 3'j aleosoii (pcca.) «. r. 118*
alesea release, deliver, Lai,. 1084; o.r.l24; alesede (^pret.)
ret songs 7, 21; alesQil {part.) Kath. 1150.
al^sungo release, (dot.) Kath. 1153.
aliggeD subside, cease: k muchel wind alid mid &, lutel rein
a. r. 246; pis lutte p'me pat alid i lute hwile Kath. 2183.
alihten alight, descend; ali^te Wr. treat.lZG; alighte <?oi0.
conf. am. 2, 132; alihte (pret.) a. r. 248; alighte alleviate,
relieve^ Gow. conf. am. 2, 278; alisted {part.) Wici. gloss, i.
alihten light up, enlighten; alijte (f)re(.) Shoreh. 84; alight
Oow. conf. am. 2, 183.
alistnen enlighten, Wicl. gloss, i.
aliden go over, pass amay: pe wind gon allden Lar^. 12041 ;
pi seove 3^r weoren alidene 3970.
alongen (a = oi'i)long: be was aloiiged he lotigedyRidi.Z(i^9.
alouteu (aloute) bow, stoop, Bek. 2140; cr. P. P. 1496;
li beans disc. 1254; alouted (pret.) Will, gloss. 212.
amfiden? madden; a.mkd (part.) Halliw. diet. 52; \Vr. p. s.
156; heo weoren amadde Lot,. 4438; amed a. r. 324,
amanaen excommunicate; amonsi Wr. p. s. 196 ; am&nsed
{part.) Kath. 2101; Bob. Qlovc. 335, 7.
amasen amane; amased (part.) a. r. 270; Will, gloss.212;
Gow. conf. am. 2, 25.
am^ken render meek; am^kid (part.) IlalUie. diet. 54.
ameren clear, purge; amered (prtrf.) s. s. Web. 2266;
amirid? Halliw. diet. 58.
ameiTen mar, spoil, Halliw. diet. 55; amenic {pret.) La^.
11725; Octov 1307; amerred {part.) Shoreh.106; amarrid
rel. ant. 2, 211.
anarwen narrow; anarwip {pres.) Alis. 3346.
anewen, OHGerm. irniuwoa, renew, dep. of K. 15, 19.
aiiiderien, Qerm. ernidera, put down; anideri (aiieoperi)
/.aj. 14861; anepered {paH.) Bob. Glouc. 217, 10.
aquaken quake, tremble, Halliw. diet. 76,
aquecchen quake, shake: pe wode aqueighte, so bi Buoge
Alis. 5257.
aquellen kill. Rich. 'Ib't^; s. s. Web. 2758; acwellen Xa(A.
1826; aquelde {pret.) Horn 881; acwalde {part pL) owl
and night. 1368.
aquenchcn (aquenche) quench, Wr. treat. 136; rel. ant.
2, 274; acwenchen a.r. 224; acv/eiute {pret.) 124; aqueint
(paH.) s. s. Web. 1991; Oow. conf. am. 3,10.
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aqucden rfaound; aquSden (pret.) p& weolcne Zaj. 23947.
aquikien (acwikien) quicken, revive, o, n 118.
araeden? ,ISaa', araedan? Grein's gloss^ prepare, array?
and gan liim afede in scora Wr. s. a. c. 60, 69; araeden
(pre(.) Lnz- 15482.
arakeii start? Rits. anc. songs 79.
? araten rate, reprooe, ois, P.P. 6779; arated (pai-t.) 9245,
arecche:i (areche) utter, speal; Wr. diet. 94; explain, La^.
28097; aroast {part.) IlalUw. did. 86; arajt produced?
Shorek 139.
arechen reach, attain, a. r. 128; areche Rich. 7039; Oow.
coiif. am. I, 150; araehti! (arilhte) {pret.) Lot,. 10539
!ira3te llalUw. dirt. 77; arafte li beann diac. 1129,
areddeii (aredde) rid, deliver, a. r. 390; Hartsk. met. t. 97 _
anidden Katk. 1142; aredde {pres. siibj.) owl and night.
1567; aredde (pret.) a. r. 170.
aredeii, OlIGerm. irritcii, conjecture, inti'rpr-et, explt
ai-eile C%iuc. Trail. 2597; Gow. c(mf. am. 1, 24; Wicl
<jlo»s. o; of whiche no inii;i ne coupe aredeu pe noiubre
-I/m. 5115; 111 pat ar^dep pise rMelea Shoreh. 24; pe
Sivfveu , . . pat Daniel a;i one arad Gow. conf. am. 1, 25.
aredieii, ASax. aredian Grein's gloss. 1, 37, direct: and
bad heom aredieii him to liaehsen pan kingen {r. kinge)
Tmi. 23315.
areimcn, J5«j:. araeuien (eci^c/e) Grein'sgloas^ redeem! pet
' '. we schulen areimen ua mide a. r.
areisen (areise) raise. Will, gloss. 213 ; areiside (yret),
Wid. gloss. 5.
areppen touch, Loj. 28034; & drawed al into hore holes
pet heo muwen arepen & arSchen a. r. 128.
arere:! rear, raiae up ; areareiL a. r. 390 ; arere Trial. 3, 49 ;
Bek. 901; Octw. 21; arrere Mand. 38; arerde(pre(.)Xo3.
14229; arearde Kath. 1114; lie hedde ar^red and imad
mauye werren msc. Arund. 57, /. 86.
arisen totter? pe trfi aresede {r. arSsde) as hit wold falle
s. s. Weh. 915.
arewea i>iiy: arewe pi wlite A'n(/'. 1403; pe deore drihtia
aieaw us 1379; Jhesu Christ arew (pitied) hera sore
harrow 29; arSwen (a = \'() repent, Wr. p. a. 240; hit
shal him n6ver [tenue arewe const, of mas. 15.
arihten, cmp. Germ, errichten {erect) and anricbten {pre-
parej, such geatening he aright Tor. 1366.
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artmen count, mimher, X03. 25392.
aiinen touch: alle pe pinges pet heo arinett, alle beo turned
to hire a r. 408.
arisen arise, a. r. 324; ailst {fii-ei.) Alts. 5458; aras
(/jTff.) Katfi. 337; aros Bek. 451; lii arise Brand. 10;
arisen (part.) t. 0/ T. 442; arise HV//. j/ons. 213; com-
pos, uparisen.
arist rising. Goto. cow/, am. 1, 320; iiernt Orm. 15034;
ariste (dot) a. r. 3c!.
arouten, cnip. OFr. arouter, aroter, Jim vp? pou shelt
herto aroute llaUiw. did. 86.
ascAren? drive away'? ascdr him a. r. 29<j.
aschaken elapse: aer pe dai weore al ascekeii (asake)
Laz- 19154.
aschamen ashame; ascliame<i(pnrt.) Jit's. 3309; a.s. IiV.2314.
ascliende (a^i?) shend, Bek. 1354.
asch4welen, cmp. OIlGerm. iraciuheu, frighten, scare away.
par ich aschewele pie and-crowe owl and night. 16U.
asclionen skim; asclionne d^p. of It. 14, 16.
aschrencken supplant, deceive: ac ech opron aschretichep
Schoreh. 17; aschreint (pari.) Alia. 4819; ich was aschreiiit
s. 8. Web. 1485.
aschupchen (si&\m.mA\&) frighten? Wr. spec. 38.
as^cheii seek, La-^. 27866.
aseen, OffGenn. ersehan, permoe; asenc (forasecn) {part^
chron. of Engl. 44.
asencbca sink: al here atil and tresour was also aseint
Bob. Glouc. 51, 22.
as€ren dry up; asered (pret.) s. s. Weh. 606.
asinken sink; hi asinkep Shorek. la^i; asouken {pret.)
Mapes 345.
asitten (a = at?) sit against, resist: no man lie mighte
asitte his swordes draught Octov. 1665.
aslaken slacken: til atte laste aslaked was his mood Chauc.
0. t 1762.
asl&n slay, La^. 22576; aslough (pret) Halliw. di:t. 93;
aslawe {part.) Rob. Glow. 170, 6; Shorek. 120.
aslJden slide away, Halliw. diet. 93.
aBlnppen (a ^ and ? cmp. Dvtch ontslippen, Germ, ent-
schliipfen), slip away: ne miht i him asluppe Wr. specZS.
asmellen smell, s. s. Web. 891.
asnSsen strike^ araidsed a. r. 200.
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asoften soften, Halluc. diet. 94.
asparen, Oetm. ereparen, spare, via. P. P. 9899.
aspien, OilGerm. erspehen (OF)-, espier V). cit/'t/, Maud. C6;
aspie Okauc. C. t. 15002; uspiilu {pret.) Lai^. 19737*;
aspieden n. r, 196.
aspiere sj}y, WicL gloss. 5.
aspillen spill; aspille owl and night. 348; lick. 1024;
aspilled a r. 148.
aspringen spring up; aspiongim (part.) Ilalliw. diii, 95.
astaiideii remain; astoiide Dek. 2015; cotnpos. upaMUiiuleii.
astelleii establish; itstalden (pret.) Ln^. [<D60; astiild
(part.) 12091.
• a»teorven die, a. r. 326; astorven (part.) 310.
asteiten start up, escape, Chaucl. g. w. 1611; iisttTte cis.
P. P. 7359; asturte (pret.)Lct^. 26035; astirtQ Ilavel. 893.
astlen ascend, Hob. Glouc. 3I7,«: asti3en(;M-c(.) X05. 8li!ll.
astreccheu extend; astretfhin prompt, pare.
astixisen? astrayed (part.) strayed, Oow. conf. am. '2, 132,
astrengl)ien (astreTig|)i) streiightea, Hob. Glouc. 180, 13.
astunien, cmp. Germ. erBtauaeti and OFr. estoiier, stuti,
astonish: astoned (part.) Iiob.Glotic.396; (r/njTn. w.vfoiuni)
Chauc. Trail. 274; hors and man astuued lai llallUe.
diet. 102; astouned? Skoreh. 88.
astunten stop, a. r. 72; a-steiite Will, gloss. 213; nstiiiite
ipret.) Hob. Glouc. 546; astiiit (part.) Mapea 341.
asturen stir up, excite; astured (part.) Laj. 25329; asteicd
Degrev. 757.
aswelteu be suffocated, perish with heat: jeot (wealliiide
bres) in his widfj l)rote, [let he iiswelta widinntsu a. r. 216 ;
I>e fuir ... aswelt -fJ/w.6ii39; aswalten (prd.) £03, 27474.
aswdven wipe off; aswdved? Chauc h. off. 649.
aswikeu cease: aswiked Kath. 2187.
aswinden (aswinde) cantsA, waste, decay, owl and night. 1572;
aswint (jWCT.) L05. 17940; aswunde (part.) ord and night. HI S.
aswinken procure by labour, Bek. 1 663.
aswojen swoon f he fell aswowe (a swowe?) to grounde
Laiinf. 755.
aswoneu swoon f aswoaed (v. r. a swouiie) doun sche fallip
Chauc. C. t. 8955.
ataken (a = af?) oveHake, Bek. 1961 ; Chauc C. t. 12513 ;
Amis 2070; Wicl. gloss. 5; atok Halliw. diet. 106.
Btamen tame, dep. of K 15.
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atgneii (a = i?) irritate; ateoned (pari.) ckron. of 'Engl. 61.
ateou treat; ato^en (atowen') {part^ La^. 12096.
atil array, fumiiure, store, Itob. Qlouc 51, 22; 297, 10.
atileu, anp. Oerm. erzilen {aim at, beget, produce) and Ital.
attillare (adorn), equip, array; atiled (j>aH^ Bob. Qlouc. 1 84,1 7.
atrejen vex, grieve; atraid > pret.) s.s. IFei. 1867; atraijed
(j>ai-t. k. of T. 605.
atrukien i" /aiZ; attrokieii (pi-es.") Ilalliw. did. 108.
aturueii convertf aturued (part.) a. r. 284; return? he
atorudo as vast© as he mi^te Hob. Qlouc 419, 6.
tttwiimcu la =: amli' cmp. Gemi. entzweienj, part asunder,
Halliw. diet. 109.
apuiien ttretck out, extend; ajieiieil (^part') Ilalliic. diet 105.
a[>eostren darken; lipertstvedii (pret.) La^. 2860.
aJrusemen suffocate, kill, a. r. 40.
apurateri? Oerm. erdursten {siti confci)? he werp apm-st
(atfiirat) wel sore rel. uiU. 2, 273; aprest lud. Coe. 190.
awaken (awake) awake, Ckauc. Lg. io.lS32; awook {jjret.)
r. t. 7285; vis. P. P. 4773; awake (iiaii.') ret. ant.l, 144.
awakieu awake, a. r. 238; awjikip llocd. 1, 301; awakcde
{pret.) a. r. 2.^6; vis. P. P. 9-536; awaked [pari.) Ckauc.
I'-oet. 3.
awakeiien awaken, arise, a. r. 44; awakiied (pret) vii.
P. P. 13926; awakened tpari.) a. r. 58.
iiwapen terrify, stupefy; awapecl {pari^ Alis.^'AlZ; (awha-
ped) Chaitr. I. g. w. 814; 2317.
awarien curse, a. r. 284; awai'iede (pret.) La^. 13946;
awaried (pari.^rel.songs i,7o; awai'iede wihtes tf(x(A. 1066.
awecchen awaken, rouse, rel. ant. 2, 278; awahte (^prri.)
Kath. 1044; aweighte Mis. 5858; awehteu Uf^. 17S05.
aweden become mad, L'i~. 22U20; awMe Skoreh. 163;
Trist. 3, 81 ; lihenus disc. 957; awedde {prel^ Hob. Qlouc.
162, 20; awed paj-t. a. r. 96; Bek. 148G.
awelden subdue, La^. 27327; awelde rel. ant. 1, 184;
awelded a. r. 144; awealt (^paH.) Kath. 555.
awemmen (awaemmen) blemish, defile, injure, spoil, La^.
21290; awemmed {part.) 20165; rel. ant. 1, 128.
awenden wend, go awag; aweiid (part.) Bek. 1240.
awSnen (ari^i?) think; aweudeu (^ret.i rel. ant. 1,144.
aliwfnen, ASax. ahvaeuan {vexare)f Lyes diet., trouble:
herof pe Uvedies to me mSucJi, an wel sore me ahwfinep
ouil and night 1562.
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awherfcn turn away; awharf (pret^ Oaw. glon. Sfifi.'
awerpen coat down, overthrme; aworpen a. r. 123; awarpen
KaA. 590; awarpep rel. ant. 2, 210; aworpen (j>arL)a.r.
278; awarpen Katk. 1284.
awfisten waste; awfist« (pret.) La^. 6452.
awildeti fawiligen) become wild, a. r. 176; hwtt uwileged
(beieUderg) pe €ien a. r. 282.
awinnen win, La^,. 18761 ; awiDiie a. i. Web. 1822 ; rel. ant.
2, 243.
awldten disffuat; awUted (part.) Hob. Glmir. 4W5, fl.
awr&pien become tortitli: Ci^^) i>^3^ so s'^'l P''^ 'I't '■<!
awrdi>e|) owl and night. 127ii.
awreccheii? lerenck awayf & habbeil al mi kiiiohind
awraeht ut of mire hond La'^. 15435.
awreken reject, La^. 25194; avenge, 24898; a. r. 334;
awreke Rich.. 1771; awrec (j»-et!) a. r. 331; «wrek«n
part.') Triat. 3, 14; awreke owl and niffkt. 262 ; Rob.
Uhmc. 388; awroken Chmic. C t. 3750; awmke via.
P. P. 4200.
awundreii wonder: seint Gregorie awunclred him n. r. t4iJ;
iiwundrede (j»-«t) Kath. 312; stirpriae: awuiidred (part)
La^. 15972; of ml tale ne beop iioglit awondred Ilalliw.
diet. 123.
awurien, OHOenn. erwurgeii, worry, strangle; awiricii cr.
P.- P. 1319; awuried a. r. 202.
!i, OFr. a, ab, Lot. ab.
abaten (abate) abate, lower, subtract, HalUw. diet. 4 ;
abatin prompt, parv.; abati Rob. Glouc. 54.
abregcn (abregge) abridge, IJalliw. diet. 1 1 ; Wtel. gloss.
3; Vhauc. C. t. 9531.
apert open, Wicl. gloss. 5; Aiis. 2450; Hartah. met. t. 70.
apertli openly, Hand. 22.
assoilen (asoilen) asaoU, absolve, IVicl. gloss. 5; assoilep t>ia.
P. P. 1833; asaoilli (pres. sttbj. Bek. 2027; asoiled (prO.)
Qaw. gloss. 364.
a, ad, OFr. a, ad, Lat ad.
abet, OFr. abet, MLat. abettum, abet, abette (dat.) Shoreh. 58.
acces, Fr. acchs, fit, fever, Halliw. diet. 13; aksis Aud.il;
a-tes t'AwMC. Troil. 2670.
acointen, OFr. accointer, acquaint; acoiiitede (pret) Itob.
Glouc. 15, 21; akointed {part.) a. r. 218.
acomblen (a = en?) ? acomeled (^art) cramped, enervated
-L.oo^^lc
(tffith cold), Wr. voc. 161; acomelid prompt, pom.; acum-
blid Wicl. gives. 3.
accumplislmo acconiplisk : j>ei accomplishen Chauc Boet. 5.
UCOldeii accord, agree ; acordip (pres.') * Wicl. glosn. 3 ;
avordeden (^re(.) Chauc I. g. w. 1735.
akoveren recover, a. r. 364.
ai'useii (acilsi) accuse, S/ioreh. 34.
acheveii achieve, Qaw. gloss. 363; aclieved [^parL) Chauc.
r. r. 20i9.
addeu add, Chauc. Boet 3.
at'aitsn (aifaitenj, OFr. afaitiir, prepare, tame, Rob. Oloac.
179; Kia. P. P. 2607; afeited (part.) a. r. 284.
affermeii, OFr. aifermer, fx, settle; afferiued {jpart.) Chauc.
C. t 2351.
afSeii, OFr. affier, confide, Chauc. r. r. 5480; iified (pret.)
Alin. 7351.
ariight, OFr. afflict, afflicted, dejected, Octoo. 191; Gow.
conf. am. 1, 210.
afolan become foolish; aloled (part.) owl and night. 206.
aftVonten, OFr. atfranter, affront: an if a pore mau speke
ft wonl, lie shal bfi foule affrouiited Wr. p. a. 337.
afouiitireii founder; afouiidrcd {part.) Mand. ti9.
agreggoii, OFr. agregier, agraoate, liaUiic. diet. 33; Wicl. .
gloss. 3.
agiweii aggriece, llalliio. diet. 33; agrjvith lud Coo. 41,
alegeii (aleggcii) aUege, via. P. P. 6751; allege faiegge)
Chauc. C. (..9532.
itlegeii, OFr. alegier, <Me-'iate. Chauc. r. r. 662(i.
alii^ett, OFr. alusei', praise; alosed (part.) Chauc. r. r. 2354.
aloiieii, OF'r. allouer, allow, approve; aloue (pres.) Mick.
4(i62; i aloue po Chauc. C. t 10988.
amateii, OFr. amatir (tire-, cmp. Oerin. ermatten (tire),
diunt, Haltiio. diet. 52.
apayen aatiafy; apayed (part^ Will, gloss. 212; vix.
P. P. 4012.
appareil apparel, Wicl' gloss. 5.
apeisen, OFr. apaiser, a^jjease; apeissd (pret.) Chauc.
Boet 4.
appcroii [appere appear, Chauc. eompl. bl. kn. 611; l)ei
app^reii Mand. 273.
applieu apply, Chauc. Boet. 5.
aipproch'eb' dpproifbk r jifci approchea Chavx. Boet 5.
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aquiten faqidten?), Fr. acquitter, acquit, requite, Halliw.
diet.; Wicl. gloss.; Ckauo. r. r. 6742; acwiteu a. r. 124.
arai (arraij, OFr. arroi, array, order, WiU. gloss. 212;
Chanc. C. t. 8138; dress, 6509; Mand. 252.
araien, OFr. arroyer, arreer, array, arrange, dispose, pre-
pare; araie WUl. glosa. 212; arraye Ckavc. C. t. 8837;
(pres. imper.) Mand. 21 A.
aresten (areste) arrest, atop. Chain:. C. t. 829.
aretten (arette) impvfe, charge, Wiel. glosa. 5; aretteit
[part.) Chavc. C. t. 2731.
aniven (arive) arrive, Brand. 11; Mawd. 31.
assailen aasaU, a. r. 362; Maiul. 3f)l; Wicl. glo-ia. 5;
asali Bo'k Glouc. 394.
aasembleu assemble. Ckauc. Ttoef. 3; a-ieinhleiloii (pret.)
Wai. glosa. 213.
asent asserU, Shoreh. 57.
assenten, OFr. asseiitir, nssent, C/inur. I. g. w. 730,
assetz, Fr. assez, assets, vis P. J'. Ilft4(l; asetli prompt.
paro. 182; Wicl. glosa 5; Chatic r. r. 5600.
assise assise, statute, law, a, a. ll-'ei. 2490; Oetov.fil; asise
Rob. Glouc 53; assise aiee, Triam. 1557; pretti Kt i»l"
longe assise NaUiw. diet. 98; aslse aite, place, WUl. glosa.
213; assise Chauc. r. r. 1237.
atteint, OFr. atains, attaint, convicted, Rob, Br. 122.
atir attire, Lai,. 3275*; aUre Octav. 882.
■atireu attire, prepare, dress, s. s. Wr. 3218; atires Rob.
Br. 207.
avancen (avance) advance, Min. 39; Ckauc. C. t. 246.
atentire adventure, a. i: 340; Alts. 7837; be {by) aveii-
tfire Mand. 185; auiiter Gate, gloss 365; aiitur ant.
Arth. 1, 1.
avis ad ice, opinion, Chatic. C. t. 1870; Mand. 180;
Bob. Br. 32.
avisen (avise), advise, Wicl. gloss.; Gate, gloss.; of pine
answere avise pe right wel Ckauc. I. g. w. 335,
avoiden (avoide) avoid, clear, do' away, Wicl. gloss. 6;
avoid (_j>res. imper.) get out <j the way, lud. Gov. 131.
avouen (avovi'e) avoir, Wicl. gloas. 6.
avoutrie, OFr. avoutrie, advoutrie, adultery, Mand. 54 ;
Chavc. C. I. 6886; (advoutrifi) 9309; rel. ant. 1, 29;
Sartsh. met. t 170; apd. 78.
awaiteu avait, watch, look, see, vis P. P. 6280; out he
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jeode for te (to) awaite (look) what pat wonder w^ie Bek.
86; luiue voaii ifoea) awaiU'djn lue mid tricli^Mic t, r.
a20; Hweiti;! (}.-art.) Wicl. gloss.
i, MHOerm. k lien. wb. 1,2, ah, oh, a. r. 52 : Omi. 12808 ;
liek, 1177; a. «. [Fr. 1250; vU. P. 1'. llfilfi; Chaue. V. t.
1080; a wei alas, La'y 7223; AoJ. Giowc. 262, 13.
a. ji^ffa-. a £Hwt. lex. 55. 07cei. ftp E^tiss. lea-., OHQerm.
en, io Oram's spi'sck. I, 513, Goth. &w Sch. gloas^ Dlefenb.
wb. 1, 26, a, ei.-«)-, Zn^. 3836; 0)t». 1088; i (:ia) Knth.
liit4; & baten ende Orm. 21; world & buteii ende a. r.
iJ9(>; ever and o Mapea 342.
fiwher, ASasr. ihvaer, OHOerm. eobwar, any where, IlalUm.
did. 122; iwre Mar. mir. pi. 121; owbar Orm. 833;
owher Chaue. C. t. 655; Oow. conf. am. 2, 349; ouhwar
a. r. 60; ouwbar? {printed oiiwhar) Will, glosi. 238,
ftwpir, ASase. SJivaeder, AvJer, ader, OFri». Ahwedder,
auder lUchth. wh^ OllOervi. eohweilar, see Gr. gram.
3, 723, either, Halliw. diet 124; Super Oaic. gloat. 365;
JViij)er in dfide or p<}^t Htdliw. diet. 113; Aupir ant. Arth.
Hi, 3; owper uter, Orm. 124; owper of pfl.m Iw. 3589;
ouder of peos two a, )■. 286; d\i\i6T . . . oi Mand 184; ouper
bi ilaye or bi nighte Percef. 87; oujier or, vis.P. P.&12;
oiper... or Rob. Br. 2, 17; oiper w Alts. 4899; oder on
bim sulf oder on his freond a. r. 202 ; oper dairim
oper daisterre owl and night. 328; Oper catel oper clOp
cr. P. P. 231; oder (oper) or, L03. 645; Kath. 93;
a. r. 8; Rob. Glouc. 315, 6; Trist. 3, 41; Chavc. C. t.
1595; opir ^iii. 6780; oper? Orm. 480; 6255; blipe Oper
grom oicl and night. 990; liper oper god Wr. treat. 133;
or Orm. 10882; Vhauc. 0. t. 738; or bi nighte or hi daye
vis. P. P. 8765.
ouhwuder, ASax. ihvider, any whither, a.r.l72; 6whidre
„any where", Wid. gloss. 33.
fiwiht, ASax. fiviht, auht, aht, OHQerm. eowiht, aught,
any thing, Orm. 6905; .eawicht a. r. 124*; eawet, eawt
a. r. 296*; Knth. 1193; au^t Wicl. gloss. 6; ftught Rich.
2460; via. P P. 3331; oust WHl. t/loss. 238; out a. r.
124; owth tfor, ouht?) Mar. mir. pl.'i9; i^t Shoreh. 95;
agbt Halltw. diet. 31; 6ht (obt) Orm. 432; Wr. spec. 71;
pe heODi Cbt lufeden Lai,. 25346; o-^t owl and night. 662;
if he me wolde epousi ost (any how) liek. 109; oght Mar.
mir. pi. 122.
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at>bei 16
6i ay, eoer, Kaih. 137; Oiavc. C. t 63; Isunib. 643; Lid^.
m. p. 46; to pe blisse pat &i slial bS Wr. spec. 75; longd
is fti aiid longo is 6 106; di wipouten eiule 11 heauji
disc. 531; ki m&re, OHGerm. io mei-, ATatA. 1683; for ai
/w. 1510; a5 Omu 265.
aewlier, A&ix. aeghvaer, OHGerm. eogihwar, every leliere,
La'^. 13372; fiiwher Gaw. glosa. 364; fiihwar Hick, ifiea.
1, 223; ftiwhar Tri»t. 2, 107; Rob. Jir. 78, 11; eihwer
Kalli. 1728; e^wliacr Oitn. 645; 6ghwiir vl/w. 6754.
aeider, ylSfw. aeghvaeder, aegder, OHOerm. etigaliwuilar,
eUker, La^. 15982; 4iper UalUa>. dtcL 35; Gatr. tjloaa.
364; Havel 2665; ». a. Wr. 787; aiper of p&m/w.3536;
in aiper 630 IIV. treat. 139; fiiJer (eij)er) Ka^. 1983;
owf flW n^A(. 7»4; Alia. 6773; «w. P. P. 5330; t« ^ilwi-
Umped his dole a. r, 10; on £iper tjde Hob. Glove. 17, 4;
esper lieore Onn. 413; diper ... or Chauc. V. t. 1647;
djier ll'iii^ glos». 222; gper of 30W Degreo. 1177; erV or,
rei. ant. 1, 217.
Swc, jlSojr, aeghvylc. aelc, OHGerm. eogihweliher, OFrin.-
elk, 6k, see Or. gram. 3, 53, //. zeiUrhr. 11, 312. eaeh,
gwc (gucbl ffa(A. 1231; 4uch 20; «. r. 14; owl and night.
1222; etch (elch?) La^. 1825; filches londes Igeu.) 9921;
ech oW owd nt^Ai. 434; Wr. treat. 132; C/wtwc. C. (.793;
Tor. 2758; fiches {gen.) Brand. 3; fiche (doi.) owl and
night. 798; 6ich Mar. mir.pl. 17; uch ir?-. spec. 42; flch
& mon transact. 18, 25.
abbei, i^r. abbaye, Lat abb&tia, abbey. Brand. 12.
abbot, ASax. abbot, abbod, MHGerm. abbet Ben vb.
1, 2, Lat. abb5{t)s, a66o*, BraW. 12; abbod a. r. 314;
alDbed Lai,. 13035.
able, Oi)MicA abel iCi/. rficf., /"r. habile ? see Diefettb.wb.
1, 2, oiie, Chauc. C. t. IC7; abillere (compar.) Halliw.
diet. 7 ; ablere Wid. glosa. 3.
abeltiche ably, comt of maa. 243.
ac, ASaa: ac, ah £((»». lex. 2, OSax. ac SrAm. jf^om.
3, Go(A. ak Diefenb. wb. 1, 31, OHOerm. oh Gro/'s
sp-scA. 1, 118, ftw(, Orm. 73; ffot. G/w/c. 2, 14; Trist.
2, 38; s. s. Web. 1313; z-w. P. P. 1483; ac pat ne schalt
pou nevere do Shoreh. 34; iiis iifiii^t malice, ac hit is
Use 153; ac ajeu rijt hi bcop Bek. 1624; ak Wr.
p. s. 211; ok Hick. thes. 1, 231; acb a. r. 268*; ac, ah
oiclandnigU. 177; 1335; ah £03. 230; A'at/i. 5;auh a.r.6.
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acharo, ASaa;. aecern. Low Germ, akeui, OTcel. akaxn,
Goth, akran, Dutch aker, acorn, accorn, acharn, accham
prompt, parv. G ; achomes {pi.) Chauc.Boet.2; ekii Hedliur.
diet. 37.
ad, ASax. ad, OHGerm. eit, pUe of Jire-wood, Katk.
1365*: 6d „rogus", Wr. voc. 94,
addere, Dutch adder, adder, via. P. P. 12792; adder
jt. 8. Web. 755; addur Wr. voc. 177; eddre Shor^. 161 ;
Wicl. gloss. 15; eddir or iieddir prompt, parv. 135; see
natire,
ad el, ASax. adela (coenum) Grein'a gloss., OSwed. a^del
(lotium) Ihre'a glosa.. Germ, ade! (coenjMw, hitum, lotiiim)
Gr. wh. 1, 177, addle, putrid water.
adelei addle-egg, owl and night. 133.
adese, ASax. adesa Grein's gloss., addice, Wicl. gloss.
3; .idis HaUiw. nwg. poet. 14.
ftdle, ASax. adi, disease, {ace.) Orm. 4803.
udlen, aildle, earn, Orm. 4185; pank a^ile Mar. mir.
pi. 140; adied {part.) Onn. 6235.
ae, AStue. ea, 01cel.k, water, river, La^. 1400; Orm. 7091.
Ae,'ASax. ae? see 6.
Sbare, ASax. aeber, OFris. aber, auber Richth. wb.,
OIlGerm. aparer {apricua), -manijest, La^. 2271; aebaere
(/>Z.) Orm. 7189; in ebber fol Halliw. d.ict. 328.
aegaed? company? in aegaede (aegede) & in le^kes Orm.
2166; 8046.
aefen, ASax. aefen, even, vesper, La^. 26696; efen
Orm. 4353; even Goto. conf. am. 3, 13; Chauc. C. t.
6332; aven rel. ant. 1, 194; ave Halliw. diet.
^yenii^t evenlight: at evenlight in the evening, Degrev.X&dl.
^ventld eventide, a. r. 404; Pei-cev. 1129.
evening, ASax. aefnung, evening, La^. 30419,
aefre, ASax. aefre, ever, Orm. 206; fifre, fivere a. r.
4; 62; ^vre owl and night. 356; Brand. 3; ^vere Chauc.
C. t. 834; evere bdten ends rel. somjs 7, 32; fivere m6
Wr. (red*. 132; Hoed. 1, 199; aevere luaere La'T,. 21920;
dvere more Mand. 241; aever Relc every, La^. 4599; gvpr
gcb WiU. gloss. 223; VTic^. <?/t>ss. 17; ' eaver 4ucb A'«(A.
785i ever nlc ia3. 2378; ever ilk Iw. 2739; ^ver ich
o. r. 4; CAflHc. C. t. 1853; 3'or. 2574; 6ver icb on a. r.
252! k. of T. 612; fiver uch Wr. spec. 26; fiver ihwar
everywhere, a. r. 200; eaver ihwer Kath. 681.
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aehte 17
aehte, SAitt, ASckc aeht Ettm. lex. 52, Goth, aihts
Dxefemh. wb. 1, 12, OHGerm. fiht Gra/'« *;w«cA. 1, 113,
fr<nn Sih, possession, property, cattle, (aec.) iaj, 845; 1311;
ahte Kalh. 1725; Wr. spec. 46; (</<ri.) JiTaiA. 233; ahte
(ace.) Orm. 1609; ight .//a^itw. rf»W. 31; ftught s. s. TTei.
738; Wn p. 8 256; all pe gold in his aujtiie (r.Aushte)
Degree. 826; ^uhte {ace.) Havel. 2215; aihte (ace.) rd.
ant. 1, 128; eihte a. r. 214; §i3te (jmit.) owi anrf nigM.
1151; (acc.) flofc. G^omc. 537, 9; chte (acd) ^/w. 1507;
ight? GwB. conf. am. 2, 378,
aer, ASax. aer, kr, Gotk. air, Olcel. &r, OSax. OFris.
OHGerm. &r, ere, before, LaT,. 372; Otoi. 814; air Gam.
gloss. 364; Halliw. diet. 127; ear iTofA. 368; gr a. r. 10;
HV. trcaf. 136; Ckauc. C. t. 837; ^r he w6re dM ere he
waa dead, chron. of Engl. 462; 6r ant late Wr. spec. 99;
to er Oder to leate a. r. 338; kr owl and night 857; /«t,
1030; Degreu. 253; avow. Artk. 3,2; aar Alis. 5033;
or HaUiw. dui, 590; Eglam. 256; aerer, ^Saa;. aeror,
OHGerm. eror, ere, prius, La^,. 25351; lirar owl and n^ht.
1736; firest, ASax. aerest, OHGenn. ei'mt, Jlret, a. r. 320;
grat Ckauc. C t. 778; ^rst wole i wite moore vis. P. P.
2292; on earst a. r. 152*; on aire earst Katk.i2d' irat
Will, gloss. 212; Wid. gloss. 5; Arre, ASax. aerra,
OHGerm. eriro, GotA. airiza, /ormer, a. n 14*; hirefirure
freond rel. songs 5, 79; 4ror Eob. Glouc. 324,21; aereste,
ASax. aereste, OHGerm. eristo, first, iaj. 12888; pe
Sreste dole a. r. 8; lire earste ealdren Kath. 885.
aerdaed former deed; aerdaeden (erdede)(ti«(.^i.) Las. 8745,
earlich, ea.ly, a. r. 258; Miche 20; Bek.905- erli Chaac,
C. t. 10693; earliche Kath. 116; 4rllche s. $. Web. 204
orli Hob. Br. 32, 1.
&rmorwe early part of the morning, Halliw. diet. 84;
ftmemorwe 85.
aerende, ASax. aerende Mm. lex. 67; OSax. Arundi
Sckm. gloss. 8; OHGerm. Aninti Grafs sprsch. 1, 438,
errand, message; aernde (earende) La^. 25266; grende
owl and night. 463; fimde Orm. dedic. 159; Wr. p. s.
329; Aiiuid. Bobs. 20, 3; erinde a. r. 246; erande Bek.
1234; grand Trist. 1, 77; 6rond Degrev. 904; Arende
rd. ant. 1, 130; Arunde Em. 8.
SrindehEre messenger, a. r. 60,
aerendrake messenger, La^. 660.
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aerenden, .^(Kc.aereadiaii(nun(»are), OHGerm-Maiont
commendf erode me to pi l&ye l&rerd Kath. 2158; pro-
cure? ernde {imperat.) Wr. spec. 62; emde (firende) me
I>e bliBse of heovene a. r. 38.
firnding intercagion, Wr. apec. 58.
aet, ASax. aet, OSax. it, OHOerm. 4z, from eten,
eating; aete {dot.) Orm. 12329; compos. overSt.
aew, ASa^. aev, ae, OFria. ewa, OHOerm. 6wa, filia,
fia, OSffiK. eo jeM. fiwes, matrimony; ae (occ.) Orm. 145
aewbraeche (Jtyr -breche) „ad^er*^, Wr. voc. 95.
Sbriche advltery, rd. ant. 1, 215; eaubniche a. r. 204.
afel? cmp. LotB Germ, avel {enO), evilf bihShten god
to donne, and pat afel (ufel?) td forgontie La^. 18437.
afel, A8ax. afol Ettm. lex. 1, OSatx aval Schm. glosa.,
OFria. aevel? Etchth. vih. 615, Olcd. afl %»(«. i«r.,
Btrmath, Orm. 3717.
a^r, 0/crf. afarr, horse; averes {pi.) HaUite. dict.ll7.
aflen, OTcel.B.Q&, Off Germ, afalon ? 6<Je(; afled(part.)
Orm. 7903.
afte, Ofm. afte? law, right? Wr. p. s. 210.
aften, A8ax. aeftan, aft; afte? ». a. Wr. 701; compos.
biaften.
after, jISoot. aefter, OSaa-. aftar, OUGerm. after,
Oi'"ri«. efter, a/*er, /rort, X^otA. 744; Orm. 120; owi a«d
night. 140; firand. 6; (aftre) Mand. 237; aefter (after)
£03. 19; efter a. r. 14; he. 388; after, /wwfeo, A'ofA.
1235; via. P. P. 98; eafter iaj. 1571; efler a. r. 314.
afterclap, Dutch achterklap, detractioa, defamation, Halliw.
diet. 28.
aftorcomer Wid. gloaa. 3.
afterdel disadvantage, Wr. diet. 34.
aftertale, ODutch achtertaele, ill talk, slander, Bek. 627,
afterward Orm. 14793; Bek. 119.
aglet, OJr. aglet, tag, „aetia", prompt, parv. 8; aglot
hid. Cov. 241.
ague, Ft. (fievre) aigue, ague, vis. P. P. 14093; agwe
Wart. hist. 2, 58; aguwe 2, 86.
a3e (a^he), ASax. age? Olcel. agi, Goth, agis, awe,
fear, Orm. 7185; Mar. mir. pi. 175; ab3e UaUiw. rfwtf.
34; awe Chavc. C. t. fi56; fiob. Br. 215, 20; ffacd. 1,
383; prompt, parv. 17; for love ne for awe Will. ghaa.
214; aighe Wr. diet. 144; tee eje.
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&3en 19
ajefiil ffaUm. diet. 128.
ajlSa Goto, glosg. 366.
aghllch rfe^ivi", Gate- glou. 363; ajellche a. r. 56*.
&3eii, ASasc. &gan, OSiur. £gan, 0/ce2. eiga, OHGtrm
eigan, &otA. aigan, /rom Ah, owe, have, £413. 11761; &^en
0>m. 6389; &we Havel. 1292: &wand {part.) Amad. B<At.
3, 8; ojep (;wes.) ZaT. 3058*! owep Chauc. C. t. 662; he
^te {prH.) might, Kath. 2461 (ha) &hten to wite 263;
&3te t^jotiessed", Gaw. gloss. S6Q; Amad. Robs. 14, 13; pu
fkujtest Bek. 352; pis gold &ugh.te eir Isambras /mmfr.
659; ohte TTr. spec. 62; ouhte ov^^f, a. r. 2 ; possessed,
390; pu 3ulde pet tu (= pu) ouhtest {owedat) 406; du3to
„might, owed, owned"*, Wiil. gloss. 236; dught« vu. P. P.
1492.
13811 (fighen), ASax. igen, OSaa:. ^gan, OFris. 6gen,
fiin, Olcel. eiginn, OIIGerm. eigener, own, prcmruis, Orm.
3039; Hedliw. did. 31; to his hT^eae londe ^03. 14200;
Ihoe (dot.) Ktfih. 409; Aughen Hallivi. diet. 110; &wen
ZsiimJ. 635; avow. Artk. 57, 5, B06. Br. 182, 25; ftwin
/u. 563; &weD, Auen (?au). ^Iom. 365; hau Amad. Robs.
46, 4 J owen a. r. 158; HV. p. s. 199; CAomc. C t. 806;
ouen «. ». Wr. 2144; is (Aw) 6une hand Wr. p. 9. 248.
fthnien, ASax. SLgai&n, OIcel.eign&, OlJGerm. eigeaen,
from 43611, own, acquire, La^. 25359; &hnen Orm. 5649;
Uinede (dhaede) La^. 118S4; compos. i&3iiieii.
owener. Germ, eigner, owner, wills and invent. 22.
kh, ASax. ah, OFris. ftch, Goth, aih, Olcel. ft, {pret.
pres.) owe, have, owl and night. 1469; pe moD pe lutel &h
La^. 3058; god &h pe litel mSde Orm. 16529; pu &3est
Laj. 16706 ; pu ahest to cflden K<ah. 539*; (hi) ihen a.r. 52* ;
we Aghe IJaUiw. diet. 31; i &w 121 ; (he) aw Gaw. gloss.
366; it aw wel at (to) b€ pin Iw. 3668; as hit kw {is
due) Mar. mir. ^.98; ftw he pe &Di mare Amad. Robs.
24, 1; 3e Awe 1, 4; ich oh Wt. spec. 70; 36 oheii
rel. songs 5, 2 ; ase mon otih to donne a. r. 56 ; pu owest
126; ancreu fiwen to hatien ham 82: we 5we yit fourti
ponnd Chauc. C. t. 7688; deriv. &T,en, aehte.
aht, aeht, oht, cmp. ASax. eaht, aeht {aestimatio),
respectable, worthy, brave, La^. 4317; 4863; 7063; aht owl
and night. 1477; he is wurpful and aht man 1479; a3t
flot. GLouc. 377, 12 ; oht Ka^. 1727*; O^t Gaw. gloss. 401 ;
ahtere {comp.) La^- ■1348.
2*
20 ante
alitliche (ohtlTche) La-^. 997.
ohtsdpe La^. 24671.
ahte, A8ax. eahta, ahta, OFris. achta, OSax. OMGerm
ahto, Goth, ahtau, Olcel. atta, eight, chron. of Engl. 324 ;
aght Iw. 1438; a^t llcdliw. diet. 128; auglite 110; auht
Rob. Br. M. 3,341; aehte (eahte, ehte) La^. 3919;
26502; ehte Orm. 580; eihte a. r. 12; eijte Rob. Glotic.
533, 16; Wicl. John 20; eight Mand. 12; eite Ivkl.
Cov. 12».
eihteode, ASax. eabtoda, eighth, a. r. 236; eihtepe Wart,
hist. 1, 15; eightefte via. P. P. 9538; eitede ^iW. Cop. 83.
ehtetene eighteen, iaj. 18014*; eijtetene Rob. Glouc. 407,23.
eijteti, ABax. eahtatig, eighty, Wid. gloss. 15.
ah t lien, atlieu, Olcel. aetla {cogttare, decernere), fron\
*aht, ASax. eaht, aeht {deliberatio, aestimatio), as aahtleii
from saht, etUe, think, intend, design, tend, go; aghteled
(part.) HaUiw. did. 31; aghteld a. s. Web. 3053; allien
Laj. 25996; atteli Will, gloss. 213; attle (pres.) Gaw.
gloss. 365; atlede {pret.) La^. 30846: hire tej) aren
white ase bon of whal, evene set ant atled (arranged?)
al Wr. spec. 35.
atliug estimation, LaT,. 25761.
aim ere, ASax. aemyrie, Olcel. eimyrja, ember, rel.
ant. 1, 52; Bimeri prompt parv. 136.
air, Fr. air. Lot. aer, air, Mand. 312; eir Wr.
treat. 138.
aire, Fr. aire? haukes of nobule eire Degree. 46.
ak, ASax. ac, aec, OFris. fik, 0/ce/. eik, OHGerm.
eih, ooi, IFn voc. 228; &ke (rfa(.) rrf. otU. 1, 52; 6c
Wr. voc. 91; ok (ook) (7AaMC. C. t. 174; oke (Jat. ^.)
Mand. 190.
ake, ylStw;. ace, aece, from aken, ocAe, ^i«, ake or
ache prompt parv.8; ache lud. Coe. 223; aeke a. r. 368;
see eche.
aken, ASax. acan, Olcel. aka (itcAi'} ? /W. agere?
imA*', pain, ake ftwi. Coo. 232; akep Skorek. 2; »m. /". F.
4314; m!n eeres aken Chauc. C. t 15331; eke (prea.
swbj.) a. r. 360; 6c (pret.) La^. 6707; 6k Rob. Glove.
68, 18; oke vis. P. P. 11756; deriv. ake, eche.
aker,- ASacc. aecer, OSax. accar, 0/cei. akr, Goth, akrs,
OHGerm. achar, Lat. ager, aker, field, Wr. voc, 92 ; chron.
Engl, 16; akir Wicl. gloss. 3- akres (pi.) Rob. Br. 116.
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al 21
akerland arable land, Wr. voc. 270.
akennan farmer, Hallito. diet. 36; acreman lai le fr. 176,
al, AHax. all, eall, 08<Kc.0FrU.&\0Icel.&\\r,0Haerr,^
iiller, Ootk. alls, all, Kalh. 189; Wid. John 4; al pie
laud Alis. 886; al mine soiile a. r. 04; alle blisse via.
P. P. 11189; alles (fjen.) entirely, absolutely, Kath. 796;
a. r. 64; Rob. Glouc. 17; p6 heo was ftUes pider icome
Bek. 73; mid alle {dot.) mihte a. r. 4; mid nllc witkal,
Kath. 656; owl and night. 1456; wi|l alle Omu 2174;
no malice at al Chauc. C. t. 8921; nlle (p/.) Mand. 10;
alle halwin ail hallows, Rob. Qloac. 416, 14; alle and
some all together, Wr. spec. 42; Rich. 5846; all aad
same Wr. s. a. c. 74, 20; alie (gen.) Kath. 254; aller
vis. P. P. 11218; Chauc. C. t 588; s. a. Wr. 365; alder
Will, gloss. 212; Wid. gloaa. 4; alper *. s. Web. 3560;
Ilavel'. 1978; Li'rf^. m. f. 20; here aire fet Brand. 17;
on aire ^rest a. r. 136; pe aire worste Wr. spec. 104;
aller m^t Wr. p. s. 336; alle {dot.) Kath. 125; of alle
Chauc C. t. 798: al edl, quite, a. r. 82; oiol and night.
27; al r£di H'^m;^. ^^«s. 4; al mid wisdome Lot,. 443;
al to longe Bek. 774; Chauc. l. g. w. 824; al to ffiwe
Hhoreh. 93 ; al an opir rule Mocd. 3, 7 ; all iiie alone,
HaUiw. diet. 43; per hue wonede al one Horn 80; all
anli HalUw. diet. 46; al most harrow. 47; al mest Brand.
7; al swa (swa?) also, as, Lar^. 70; 24579; Kaih. 1986;
a, s. Web. 3945; an oper es al swa Perceo. 1452; al swa
as so as, sicut, Kath. 289; al swa se Orm. 3536; al swo
alse hit is biforen iseid H. zeitsckr. 11, 298; al so, alse,
als Gam. gloaa. 364; al SO ase. a. r. 62; al SO sone so he
mighte 3. a. Weh. 569.; alse LaT,. 4308; Orm. J4801;
Awd. 7 4 ; alse ofte alse a. r. 8 ; alse (alse poh) heo
woldea liggen La^. 1881; als vis. P. P. 2932; Perceo.
684; avow. Arth. 65, 9; als mani as men list t6 have
Mand. 209 ; als if it waere Orm. 589 ; als sir Iwaia m&de
his mkoe Iw. 2303; ase wod wulf Kath. 31; as Chauc.
C. t. 387; as hk set (sat) in k biir Kath. 139; as pah
pe almihti ae mihte 987; as he were Chauc. C. L 1654;
as pen then, Gow. conf. am. 3, 285; no mor of pis as
nou Chauc. G. t. 14463; i schal ow telle as blive k. of T.
1040; as for pe time Mand. 122; oa erZ T. 475; Eglam.
247; al pus o. r. 238; al iilto. 717; al pah afcAou^A, Wr.
tvec. 23 i al bS it pat Hoed. 1, 209 ; al be pat Halliw. diet. 38.
..L.oo^^lc
83 aid
altnahti; cUmighti/, Orm. 95; almibti a. r. 430; Wr.
spec. 73.
olvBoldeadB ttU-ndity, Kath. 615; alwaldinde Lot,. 19548;
alwaeldend Orm. 3290; alweldand Iw. 2199.
alluQge, ASax. eallunga, eallinga, totally, wholly, a.r. 164;
allinge, iVr. p. s. 214; Hartah. met t 108; alMngps Mand.
189; ailing Gaw. gloss. 3S4.
aid, ASaar. aid, eald, 08aa;. aid, Of rw. aid, old, OHOerm.
alter, fi^oiA, alpeis, dd, Lot,. 301"! Orm. 747; Im. 1556;
Skoreh. 123; Mitt. 8; pen aide king Im^. 133; (w ealde
lawe Shoreh. 44 ; old a. r. 6 ; pe olde man Brand. 2 ; eld
or old prompt, parv. 137; eld Will, gloss. 223; Wicl.
gloss. 16; S. a. Web. 1942; Octop. 656; s. a. c 13; elde
(^.) Wr. spec. 95; ^wi. Coc. 73; eldere {comp.) Wicl.
gloss. 16; eldeate {superlat.) chron. Engl. 423.
eldfader grandfather, Wicl. ghsn. 16; ^aous", Wr.
205; eld-(el-)fadir, „socer'*, prompt, paro.
eldmSder grandmother, „avia", Wr. voc 205; „soci
prompt, pare.
aid, OHQerm. alta? <i&^ age, Orm. 8831; olde Gaw.
gloss. 400; a. a. T^r. 641-
alden? ASax. ealdian, grow old, make old; elden
prompt, parv. 137; Otauc. r. r. 396; eldep {pres^ Orm.
18826; aeldede (p'ef.) La-^. 2937.
alder, ASax. ealdor, aldor, chief, a«lder L03. 12178;
alderes {pi.) pxrents, ancestors, Gaw gloss. 364; aldren,
aeldre (eldre) La^- ^^266; 7290; olders rel. ant. 1, 44;
eldres Ckauc. C. t. 6700; vis P. P. 1894; eldrene (aen.
pi) Kath. 81; eldeme rfep. of R 6, 19; eldren Trist.
3, 47; ealdren idat.pl.) Kath. 885.
alderdsm principality, Orm. 18278.
alderman alderman, chief, Orm. 14061; aldermon r^prin-
cepe, comes", Wr, voc. 88.
ale, ASax. ealu, ale, Mand. 251; {dot.) La%. 24440;
rA. songs 5, 109.
alebrey (-breye ?) sort of beoerage, prompt, parv. 9.
alestake stake set Up as a sign befi)re an Mehouse, HcJliw.
diet. 41 ! Chauc C. t 13736.
alfejalf?), ASaa:. aelf, elf, ODvich alf, alve, Olcd.
alfr, OHGerm. alp pi. elbe, d/, Aud. 77, alve (alfe)
£03. 19268; alren (^) 19395; elf lamia, prompt parv.;
Chaue. a t 6455.
alfln sa
alfiu, iled. LaL uiphiims du Cang£» gloaa^ btakop {at
rheaa^ Haliito. du^ 42i Ivhberf Aid.; aufin „alfiniu'*,
prompt parv.
alvisch, MHGerm. elbisch, dvith. Gate, glots. 364;
on alvisc smiiT 1^13. 21131; 4u elvish knight EU. rom.
2, 90.
algrim arithmetic, HaUiw. diet. 42: &xi%rimdep. ofH.29.
aller, ASax. air, OHGerm. elira, alder^tree), Halliio.
diet 44: olr almta, Wr. voc. 91 j aldir prompt, pare.
ulderkir, ulderkcr, alderkar alnetum, prompt pare.
almesse, ASax. aeliuesse, Gr. iXsi]{ioouv)] (pity), alvu,
vii. P. P. 1507; Ckaiu:. C. t 4588; elmesae a. r. 322.
alp, buUjiiuJi, rjicedvla'*, prompt part). 10; alpes [pL)
Ckauc r. r. 658.
alp? cmp. ASa^. yip, dephantf alpes hoa ivory, Hallivt.
diet 49.
aUene, 0 Dutch aolsene, OHGerm. alan8a, daat, awl,
Wr. voc. 150; elsiuG prompt parv.
alter, Lot. alt&re, altar, Orm. 1061.
am, Afiax. earn, eom, Olcel. em, Goth, im, Or. ilju,
Oms. iWfrc.) om, Katk. 463: a. r. 430: 0»m. 205; Wicl.
John 8i am, aem La^,. 720; 10524; art Kath. 450; Orm
2206: l¥tW. JoAnS; cart, aert, ert ia^. 1442; 1499:2237;
crtffl. r. 120; Brand.9iIw.4Sl;m Orm.667;he is riden into
feldes Chauc. V. t 1505; aren oh. P. P. 9836; am Orm.
4555; Ckauc. C. t 8218; ere Rob. Br. 2, 16; sinden (for
sind) are, Orm. 3«j9; sunde, sunden La^. 16796; 20760;
senden Hick. tkea. I, 223; si {adjunct.) Orm. 3378: seo
Lai. 10498; seon {indicf) 13837; seod (indic.T) 13846
amen, cmp. Germ, amen ant^ Oi^r. aoflner, earner, atm,
^iH», (amin) prompt, parv. 190; of men of armes bold
pe numbre pei ame (rim. w. name) Rob. Br. 228, 1 ; aume
[pret.) Halliic. dia. 123; aime Will, gloas. 214; aimed
(port.) ibid.; eime Wj'rf. t^^oss. 15; eimide (pret.) ibid.
eiming eatvmatiqii, Wicl. ffloas.
amete, A8aa. aemete, OHGerm. ameiza, ant; ameten
(pt.) fio6. Glove 296,3; amte, ampte Wvd.glota. 4; anmte
Lidg. m. p. 88; ematte Wr. voc. 177; emeten (;)?.) Bek.
2141; emoten'Jits. 6566; antes rel. ant. 1, 202.
amiae, OFr. a,axavice, MedJjat. ahauda duCange'sglon.,
ODvtch almuis, a(l)mutBe, amice, sacerdotal veatment cover-
Mjr the head and ahovldera, prompt parv.; amise Wid. gloas
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34 omimUe
a m p uU e, £af. ampulla, vial; ampullee (pi.) vii. P. P. 3&43.
an, ASaa: an, on, OSax. OFi-U. OHOerm. »n,<0lcel.
VI, tn, Wr. treat. 134; s. a. Weh. 172; an erpe Shoreh.
102; an ende in the end, a. r. 146; aii, OU erest 248;
204; an hoiide LaT,. 25446; kn horn hue her an houdi;
Jlorii till; pe king bihuld hJin al an hoker Bek. 710;
an hello rel. ant. 1, 132; a niorwe and €k an eve h.
of T. 468; aan Salliw. diet. 2; his wlf lai . . . a bedde
», a. Web. 1513; a londe and a watere (watre) La^. 550;
vis. P. P. 11187; a feld in the field, 4081; he sloh a
felde him pat ia (Aw) fader aquelde Horn 997 ; Iie3 al
pe toun wfire a fiire Bek. 1049; M wende a loud Brand.
H; a godes name 7; Ckauc. C. t. 85fi; a fote W^tci. ^^okk.
3; adaye Will, gloss. 211; a m;^t Halliw. diet. 64; he M a
slgpe k. of T. 397; bringed a vlihte (to flight), a. r.248;
a laat 314; a aumere owl and niqht. 416; a {to) schamc
1663; a {at) wille 1720; a {tlli) pat h^r com lldon mfl-
of heore leoden Aa^. 6040; a det 30 boon greide a. r.
16*; here limes ronne a {with) blodo Halliic. diet. S;
on' Wm. gloaa. 238; on der sae (in pe 8&) Hick. tkea.
1, 223; he r6d on bunting erl of T. 931; pal felle on
slip 8. B. Wr. 2746; king on Englene loande H. zeitsckr.
11, 298; on Abrabames Ume Orm. 4089; on pe dai
Mattd.288; on eode Kath. 1486; on mi po^t Brand. 15;
on live alive, La^. 3537; Wid. gloss. 31; Oow. conf. am.
2, 372; on baste Alis. 1855; on pisse (pis) wise Kath.
2110; Iw. 1577; ronne bournes all on {of, with) blode
FloT, 609 ; on vriccbecraft nout i ne con of witchcraft I
know nolhing, Wr. an. lit. 7 ; & Danmark on (o/) him
wan Roh. Br. 57, 14; what shall worpe on maMar.mir.
j>l. 151; sixteen hundred pei brought on live Rich. 2059;
pat standep o pe godspelbsc Orm. 315; aenes o pe ^Sr
1078; O fote Rob. Br. 163, 18; O de rode a. r. 262;
o pisae wise 318; o (on) worlde Kath. 627; opat come
domes dai harrow. 128; un Tor. 371.
anbreken begin; breked on {imp.) Kath. 1301; be brec on
{pret.) 2295*.
aoufen above, Orm. 588; abufe Halliw. diet. 12; abuven
a. r. 304; aboven Mand. 10; Chauc. C. t. 14565; aboun
Gaw. glots. 363; apol. 64; abon Rich. 4361; Wr. a. a,
e. 38, SI.
liMtten about, a. r. 284 ; Orm. 921 1 ; abfit« ovA andntght. 646 ;
.L,oo.^lc
an iS
abUte midniht Kath.\74&; aboutin «, «. e. 11, 13; abouten
faboate) Chauc. C, f. 2 1 D 1 ; aboute he. 2055 ; iwounden about*
vis. P. P. 3540; aboute al ))e ur|)e iim gop Wr. treat.
137; (hi) beop aboute liira to «;beiide Bek. 763.
oucome ulcerous swelUttg, HaUiw. did. Oil.
auefeil, aneal, beside, opposite, in regard, concerning, aiieii
(for an eiiin) |)at vale Maitd. 80; aiiefeiit (t paragogic,
see Gr. grant. 3, '217) a. r. 164*; anevent lin*;ajtentlialliw.
diet. 61; anentis Wid. John 5; rel. ant. 2, 47; alle pat
comeu aueintes (nenr) liem Mand. 288; aliens HaUUo. diet.
61; anenkt god apol 3»; anemptcs Ilaltito. diet. HI,
oufangen begin; feng on (pret.) Kath. 315.
anfelt, ASax. aufilt, OlWemi. anafalz, anvU, Wr. voc.
180; anvelt ret. ant. 1, 6; 6An«(r. b. dvck. 1165: anefelt
FFtcI. glost. i.
onfen iefftn, iaj. 21194; (be) fetl ou a. r. 88*; we vod
on 74; fo we on owl and night. 179.
aforen before, prompt, pare. j afore WicLglosa.; Oclav. 1341.
onginnen begin; ongaii (prit.) Ornu 2801.
onjein again, against, La^. 1900; onjaen Orm. 15;
onsaeoea 249; ajein La^. 1667: (agein?) Tor. 810; 2709;
agein pe lawe Gow. conf. am. 3, 177; a^ein, aseines WUL
gloss. 212; a^ain, a^aines Gaw. gloss. 366; ajein, a;^en,
ajeinis, a^eius, a^eiimt Iftc^ jZom. 6; ajen-Vowrf. la; ajen
eve Wr. treat. 137: aje cunde Brand. 9! ogaiu HaUiw.
diet. 586; ajeines /^3. 16223; a. r. 14; a^enst .flfaW. 220.
ageinen. cmp. 0/IGerm. inga^geaen, encounter, tneet; a.-eine-
den J>ere verde La^. 17S54.
anhafen? keare up; aiihof (pret) La^. 21625.
anhangen hang on; anheng (pret.) Imt,. 29358; auhongen
(part.) 1023.
anhangen hang on; auhoiige Bek. 724;. anhanged (part.)
Chauc. C. t. 13690; anhonged a. r. 126; WiU. gloss. 212.
anhebben heave up, La^. 12659.
anhon hang oti, La^. 730; (hi) anhod owl and night.
1644; anhon (part) La^. 30839.
aoinne witAin, Laj. 6617.
aker, akir, ASax. oncerr (aditus. inversio)f acker, „impetu»
maris'*, prompt, parv. 8.
onleggen lay on; onleide (prel.f [,<i~. 2077.
anticnes, cmp. Bop'^s vergl. gram. 600, image, Z<a3. 1163;
onlicnesse lUl; a. r. 18: Orm. 5056.
..Cooglf
36 an
?oinhneii jEotter, a. r. 248; ioluhned (patt.) 180.
oluhuunge {oliiininge) fiattery, a. r. 192; olhtnunge (olli-
QUQg) Katk. 1502.
onoad anont, against, about, far, a. r. 436; anonde 164;
ononde 6; anont 124; onont 4; 110; Kath. 456; onont
te (= pe) under 2531; aoante Wr. treat. 137.
onsskeu attack; onsolite (pref.) La-T,. 5657.
onseeQ look at; (sche was) so semli on to see Flor. 2071.
onsene look, appearance, faciee, Wr. voc. 87 ; (occ.) oal
and night. 1T04; as povre wif pat fallcp in ansine Wr.
ail. lit. 10.
ODsenden nmd on; on isend (part.) Bek. 618.
onslaen strike on; onstejen (pret) La^. 1529,
anstellen set on; onstalde {pret.) La^. 7132.
ootenden (on = ond?) kindle, a. r. 92; ontende (preL)
Kath. 1415*
ontlhen accuse; holi churche . . . pat me ti^p on £eA:. 1 1 60.
onto unto; peaungel seid onto me tud. Cod. 126; see unto.
atween („attween") between, Lidg. m. p. 263.
atwixen betwixt, prompt, parv. 17; Chauc. TroU. 417; a-
twixe ^mt«865; atwix wUU and invent. 32.
anunder under. Brand. 4 ; Wr. spec. 35 ; anonder Octoo. 560,
anuven ahove, inmper, a. r, 236; anoven Wr. p. a. 188.
anwald dominion, power; anwalde (dot.) La'^. 13950.
anwalden wield; ich ne mai mine limes onwolde Wr.an.lit. 10.
an, ASax. Oleel. ann, OHOerm. an (':"), (pret. pres.)
favour, grant, oiol and night 1737; as i Jie love and an
Triat. 1, 77; jif god hit an Laj. 14851; ich on wel pat
je witen Kalh. 1761; ^if je me blisse unned 2376; pe
pe ufel unnen £113. 28117; compos, ian; <f€ru). uunen, est
4n. ASax. 4n, OSax. OFrie. dn, Ooth. ains, OHGerm.
einer, Olcel. einn, on, one, Kath. 1581; &q man Orm.
11213; An hore Mand. 249; fin hound ft. 0/ 3*. 416; &a
hundred Oow. conf. am. 2, US'- An widwe Orm. 7651;
4n five mile Will, glonn. 212; An fourti 3*r fio6. G/o«c.
223, 14; ka. Y^we wilde hinen 540, 17; an ka (OHGerm.
in ein) anon, Orm. 225; £^ci<A. 31; an ka, aen -^3.
1668; 28242; (lesde him) in ka (a) cribbe Orm. 3321;
3366; 4ne aeote niht a. r. 278; ane kinges ... dohter
Katk. 73: he &ne (alone) is to hdrien 224; i had no brupir
bot him &ne Perceo. "2043; ftnes (gen.) La^. 30032; Anes
(ka) maunes Orm. 23; 5813; wid bis &neB wjt Kath.^^9;
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ftn 37
liire Anes (Jor &nre) mot S47; for pen ftnes (nl)e n&nes")
_/br tAe nonce, Orm. 7160; & comen to J)an fines to fac-
chen p4 stfinea £a^. 17304; 4ne (dot) monue a. r. 124;
ou Sne daje £^5. 82; at fine agreed, reconciled. Degree.
435; ftre (/or iiire, dot. f.) La^. 555; anoe (occ. m.) oiel
and night. 797; aime stroc he ."^ef him Hob. OUmc 223, 14;
ane {ace. f.) La^. 2400; Ane hwile A'o(i. 183; on a. r.
20; pat 6n Wr. treat. 132; 611 old stoc oiol and night.
25; an OQ a. r. 272; drS daiu-s slep he al an on ref. an(.
1, 226; god one (afon^) WiH. gloaa. 238; ho was king one
Rob. Olouc. 316, 4; mid his ones mihte a. r. leu; for
pen ones („pe nones") Shoreh. 125; inAd for pen ones
Alis. 1624; in one weie «. r. 150; in one hurno oml and
night, l^; pei weoreu at one (agreed) k. of T. 277; as
hit were for pan one Brand. 18; 14t pe gome one Oaw.
gloM. 400; Are (dot./.) owl and night. 17; won Tor. 887;
Aud.35; aenne (ace. m.) Orm. 3374 ; enne La~y 394 ; Shoreh.
93; enne mon a. r. 5B; en oper Horn 576; i meiden
Kath. 66; & crfine 1585; i so gret best iirand. 31; in &
londe iTofi. 21; i fourtCn night 8. e. frpJ.2363; 6 luve & 6
wil a. r. 12; at 6 time Roh. Gloac. 306, 17; but 00 schoo
Chauc. C. t 255.
anfald aimpU, Haliiw. diet. «2; Or-n. 18668.
&nhad un^y, Kath. 932; dnhsd transact. 19, 333; TtW.
(^/oM. 31; apol. 35.
onleven, ASax. endleof, emllyf, endlyfen, OFris. andlova.
Goth, ainlif, OHOerm. einlif, «ee Bopp'a vergl. gram. 447,
Grimm's gesch. d. d. spr. 171, deoen. Rich. 2723; Onleven
(eoUeve) Xaj 23364; finleve Degrev. 342; endleven ^6.
<?fo«c. 298, 9; alleve Halliw. diet. 44; hi aellevene La^.
14531 ; etleve Bek. 469.
endlefte devenih. Hob. Olouc. 270,4; (eodlestw amietake)
Alis. 57.
ftnlepi^ OTiiy, «(n^i€, 0»-m. 11; &.iilcpi Kath. 74; a. r.ll«*;
dnlEpi 366; apoL 38; oonllpi, ollpi Wicl. gloss. 31; &lpi
rd. aid. 2, 275 ; 61pi a. r. 116; aenue aelpine < «cc.) brocter
£03. 31461.
onllch only, solitary, a. r. 164; oullcb lif HaUiw. did..
589} onlnkest («Mpen!at) a. r. 90; onhche (arf»,) H'tft
gloss. 238 ; &nh /«>. 3744.
onllhed solitary condition, Wid. gloss.
onbneeBe id. wid.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
3S anole
&nixd unanimous, a. r. 226*.
onrednease unanimity, a. r. 12.
OQwil I ^wil) jiertinacious, obntinaie, a. r. 51} ; 400.
aacle, ASax. ancleov, OFria. onclew, cny». OHGei'm.
anctuil and Olcel. okull, ande, Ohauc. C. t. 1662; Wr,
DOC. 148; oncleou 87; anclowe (dot) Halliw. diet. 59.
aocre, ASax. ancra, a/tchorite, a. r. 6; ancres (p/-)
vis. P. P. B5.
ancrea aitckor; iancred {part.) a. r. 142.
and, aa, ASax. aad, ond, an, ou, OFrm. and, ond, on,
OSaw. and, Ooth. aud(a), OHQerm. aat, eut, Or. avn, see
Or. gram. 2, 713 & 808, a;(, wdA; compos, anond?
anbeljen groio angry; onbol^en {part^ ^3- 1690.
amboht, Qoth. andbahts, servant, Orm. 2329.
anbresten? enrage'^ aaburateu I103. 25831; cnihtes an-
barate <aborBt) weoren 25341.
onbusen bow to, submit; onbu^en {pret.) La^. 6166,
ondoD (on = un?) undo, Shoreh. 78,
?endr63en dry up; endr^id {part) Degrev. 418.
onfangeo receive, Orm. 635$; onf^ng {pret.) Ims- 134; on-
ffingeE Orm. 14396.
onfdn receive, XaJ. 1069; Onti. 17948; oufojp 4234.
onsiten perceive, know, L03. 3R623; and3aetun (ire ainnes
Orm. 15163; ansaet i^pret.\ La^. 15736.
angromeo grieve; angromed {parti) Ualliic. diet. 63.
anhnngren /aiMwA ; anbungi-^ {part) Alts. 1230; Octoo.
467; Hardw. poem 23, 6; prompt, parv. 172.
aniren m^e angry; anired Rob. Br. 151.
ondlaet countenance, Orm. 12939.
anlong along, La^. 138.
onlouken (on = uo?) unlock, disdose, Shoreh. 55; onleak,
oniric ipret) 79. .
andsaete odious, Orm. 16071.
anstonden withstand, Rob. Glouc. 267, 23.
andfiware answer, owl and night. 149; answare Isumb.
674; anfdjsware, aen(d)sware Lanswere La^. 2983; 4413;
36355; andswere, andsware Orm. 3404; 12016; ansuere
Rob. Glouc. 197,15; auswere Shoreh. 123; oiiawere a. r. 8.
andswerien answer, La^. 23421; onawerien a. r. 94; and-
aweren Ortn. 2036; answei-eii Chauc. 0. t. 6659; ich an-
saerie Bek. 531; ansnerede {pret) Brand. 9; aoswerde
Gow. conf. am. 1, 51 ; auswereden Mand. 229.
..Google
and 29
and, A8ax. and, OVris. and(e), end(e), OSax. endi,
OHQerm. anti, enti, inti, nnti, <md, Katk. 289; owl and
night 30; and jef (jif) La-7^. 3R92; and if TPr. an. lit
12; and t/, irj/i.^^osa. 212 ; Qaw. ffloss. 3C<'i ; Percev. 115(1;
rtH^ -ii'tA. 16, 2; and {^Wkkakerii edit, if) lie miglite vix.
P. P. 5171 ;■ ant a. r. 174; an oml and night. 3S6; * s.
Weh. 730; {if) Lar^. 3524*; a Halliw. diet. I.
ande, cny*. ^^'ux. end, and (antea) Qrein'aglosa. 1, 233,
MUGerm. ent, end {prim) Ben, wb. \, 430, .. . J)at ande
sip {formerly) was cald Libi HalHw. diet. 60; see ender,
aude, jli'aic. anda, onda (rancor, tnvidCa, indignntio)
Grein's gloss., Olcd. andi (kalUus, spiritus, animus) Egilss.
lesc, OSax. aiido (indignatio, ira, selus) Schm. gloss.,
OHGerm. an(a)do {zdvs) Graffs sprsch.- l, 267, breath,
Iw. 3555; Toien. myst. 154: omle „(A)nWrae", Wr. vo^.
146; rd. ant. 1, 226; AJis. 3501; Gow. conf. am. 2, 260;
animosity, envy, La^. 22756*; Kath. 893; a. r. 104; Wr.
p. s. 196; Rob. Glouc. 40, 3; ChniLC. r. r. 148; |iah men
to me han onde Wr. spec. 29.
ondi, ASax. andig, enwiou^, Mapes 336.
aundirin, cmp. OFr. andier, andiron, promptparv. 19
&nen, wmufe; oned (part.) Ckauo. C. t. 7550.
anes, OHGerm. eines, (wice, .ffofA. 126; Iw. 292; ones
JPiZ/.f/ioM. 238; I7t-.(n!trt. 132 ; il/ow(£.22I ;aenesZ.o5.29325 ;
Orm. 1078; fines a. r. 70; Rob. Glouc. 197, 12; et ^nes
a. r. 420; Snis [Pr. p. «. 203; Snua Aud. 43.
ange, ASax. ange, enge, OflGerai. anger, enger, Olcel.
ongr, Go(A. aggvus (/KW-row, strak).
anxiim, ASax. angswm (strait).
anxumnesse, ASax. angsumness, anxiety, Orm. 10457.
ange, ASax. ange (?), OHGerm. ango, anguish, distress,
nffiiction: him was wa^ (wo) & ange Onyi. 11904; £ (lide
hem mikel ange 19804.
angel, ASax. angel, OSax. OHQerm. angul, an^e,
hook, (angil) prompt, parv. 12.
angilhsc Wid. gloss. 4.
angeltwache « worm used as a bait, ibid.; ongeltwaecche
fVr. voc. m.
angel, j4Sacc. aengel, engel, angel, Skorelr. 120; angles
(pi.) Brand. 9; engel Kath. 666; a. r. 146.
anger, Olcel. angr (trouble, harm), Dan. anger (j-e-
pentance), anger, troubli, anxiety, Will, gloae. 212; Iw. 1629;
..L.oo^^lc
30 angren
Goto. ctmf. am. 1, 282; Chauc. C. U 7668; ed of T. 914;
in anger or in t^ne Ckaiuc, e. I. ISil; in anger and in
care Eglam. 150; in anger, pine and mekile woJtfar. mtr.
pi. 161; angres {pi) via. P. P. 10133.
angerlicbe aitgply, Oow. conf. am. i, 292.
angren, Olcel. angra, anger, vex, O-m. 428; angrep
via. P. P. 2706; angred {part) Ealliw. diet. 63.
angri angry, rel. ant. 1, 8; Chavc. C. t 3157.
anguise, OFr. anguisse, anguish, a. r. 234; angusse
Wr. treat. 140.
&ni3, ASax. &mg, aenig, OHOerm. einiger, any, Orm.
1761; &ni Trint. 3, 64; oni JfaW.2; aeni,aei Lct3.4270;
6663; £ni, &i a. n 8; 64; &mKath. 1267; Wr. treat. 133;
Shoreh. 30; CAoitc. C. t. 108^ finyes (ffen.) Shorek. 95.
anker, ^Sao-. ancor, anchor, \VM, glofs. 212; 3Vj>(.
1, 34; Lidg. m. p. 50; ankir Odau. 433.
anker, ASax. ancor, anchorite, Chauc r. r. 6348.
onnesse, ASax. &nness, unity, a, r. 12.
ante, OFr. ante, Lat. amita, autU, (aunte) vis. P.
P. 2777.
ape, ASax. apa, OHOerm. affo, ape, Wr. voc. 188.
apeward via. P. P. 3770.
appel, ASax. aeppeL OHOerm. aphel, apple, Orm.
8118; Wr. treat. 132; pes eppel a. r. 52; applen {pi.)
Brand. 32.
appiilmOS, Germ. apfelmOS, prompt, parv. 13.
appeltrs harrow. 93.
ar, Olcel- or, ar, scor, cicatrix, BaUiw. diet. 77; arre
Wid.gloaa.5; „4 nerre" t. e. &b erre WV. woe. 209; erres
{pi.) BaUiw. diet. 338.
Ar, ASax. Olcd. fir, oar, Havd. 1776; Are (tfai.) fW.
1878; {ace.) Triit. I, 33; 6re {ace.) a. g. Wr. 3158.
arber, OFr. arbriere {lieu platUi d^at^re*)? in pe
garden, as i v4ne, was An arber fair and gr^iie, and in
pe arber was & tr4 aq. of I. deg. 28.
arblast, OFf . arbaleste, an engine for ahooting arrows.
Rich. 1867; alblast Min. 16.
Are, ASax. Ar, Are, Olcd. aera, fira, OSaw. OHOerm.
6ra, OFria. 6re, grace, favour, mercy, Orm. 1476; Hartah.
met. t. 38; Are, aere (ore) Zaj. 2972; 22382; ore (Are)
a. r. 136; ore Boi. Qlouc. 340, 4; Cftawc. Ci. 3724; Tor.
916; (hore) rrf. ant. 1, 102; (jSre) «. ». Wr. 1494.
orfest pius, Wr. ixx. 90,
ftren, ASax. &na,n, OHOerm.knn, ^pare, pardon, Orm
1462.
aret? ASax. arod?
arethsd d^nityf Itumh. 6; artbsd Degree. 8.
arewe, Aoax. areve, arrow. Brand. 15; arwe (arewe)
l^a'T,. 2476; arewe, arwe Wid. glaxa. 5; arwe Chauc. C. t
9647; s. a. c. 10, 25; arewen (pi.) Alia. 5283; earewea
a. r. 60; arwes Mani. 190.
arf, OIcA. arfr iivSteritawse); see erfe.
arfname heir, Orm. 17744.
arfe|», ^S<Kr. earfed, dij^ffcwfe, Orm. 17334; earM(ervea)
Katk. 99fl; erved (arved) a. r. 108.
argul argal, argol, tartar, HaUiw. diet. 82; argoile
{dal.) Chauc. C. t. 12741.
ars, ASax. earg, earh {pavidm, pravua), OFrit. arg,
erg (prnpwj), OHOerm. arger (avariM, pravut), OTcel.
argr (mollie, limidui, mains), fearfvl, timid, weak, bad,
ares <""' <"'<^ nijR 407 ; arje Gau^. gloss. 364; aru (arwe)
A»6. Olouc. 457, 15; arwe prompt, pare. 14; j4i»>, 3340;
(^(.) Ri'cA. 3821, pe arwe rel. ant. 1, 17fi; emh o. r. 274.
arjen, OHOerm, argen, grotc timid; argez {pres)
Oate. gloss 364; me arges (/ am afraid) of roi eelfe
HaUxw. diet. 90; pat arghede (a^righted) alle pat per
ware Percev. 69.
ar^n ease fearjvlness, timidity, Haltite. diVf. 82 ; fUgb-
nesse (ncc.) //oc<;?. 1, 435.
ar^d ? ASax. yrgd, fearfvlness; are^pe (dot.) ovl and
night. 404; aerhde LaT,. 8264.
ark? arke, ASax. earc, earce, Goth, arka, OHOerm.
archa, Oleel. ork, ark, chest, Wr. voc. 199; arke (dot)
Havel. 2018;. (ace.) Eob. Br. 136, 20; arche (dat.) Laz
8965; o. r. 334.
arm, ASax. arm, earm, OFris. arm, erm, OHOerm.
arm, 0/ce?. arrar, Gtrffi. arms, arm, Trwi. 2, 103; Hand.
172; armea (pi.) (Pr. treat. 139; earmos SI>oreh. 123;
earmes, ermes a. r. 394; 402; aerm (arm) Irfij. 28040;
armen {dat. or aWoi. ^/.) 2333.
arm, ASax. arm, earm, OHGerm. armer, Gotk. arms,
poor, miserable; pe arme gume re/. «»(. 1, 186; arme (pi.)
owl and night 537 ; aerm Lut^. 6606 ; deriv. erman.
aermbche miserably, La^ 9435.
=dbvGoogIe
33 a«muiig
aerming, A8ax. e&rming, poor man, La^. 16690.
armpe, ASax. earm^ ermdn, misery, rd. ant. I, 182;
aermde {aec.) La;^. 16143,
arreii, for*err&n, ASax. eorrian? arr, irritate; (arrin)
liid.Cvt>.316; arreden (pret.) Wicl. gloa^.
ars, ASar. ears, OHOerm. ars, arae, „amw'*, Wr. vor.
179; }>r(fmi)Lparv.lA\ lud. Coo. IZ6 ; era vi». P. P. 2821;
Ckaw. C. t. 3732.
arten, Lo&artare, constrain, compel, Ckauc TroU.38S;
Hoed, i, 8.-
asch, ASax. aesc, OHOerm. asc, ascli, OfceL askr,
cak, fraxinus, Wr. voc. 162; Ckauc. C. t. 2924; asche
protitpt. pare. 15; esche 143; asche {dot.') lai le Jr. 26;
(ace.) 168.
asche, ASax. asce, axe, OHOerm. asche, Oleel. aska,
(mA, cinU, (anbe) Oow. conf. am. 3, 345; asche n (p/.) Chauc.
('. t. 1366; ashen, aisheii, asches Wicl. gloss. 3; ascheu
Aland. 107; esche Shorek. 107; aslien a. r. 214; Havel.
2841; askes Orm. lOOl; vU. P. P. 1554; axen Wr. p. t.
203; (d^t jpl.) Imt,. 25989; asse-Halliw. diet. 95.
askefise cinifia, prompt parv. 15.
ftsche, A8ax. aesce, OHGerm. eisca, demand; ixe
Las- 1053.
aecheler ashlar, hewn stone, And. 78.
&8chen, ASax. ^cian, aescian, &csian (ftxian), OFris.
Askia, &9chia, Olcd. aeskja, OHOerm. eiscon, OSax.
dscon, ask, (aache) Rob. Glouc. 16, 12; Eglam. 1090:
&achede {pret.) Hob. Olouc. 16, 12; pu aishest owl and
night 473; gsche Wr. treat 136; token a. r. 242; Orm.
10278; &9ki Halliw. diet. 93j Aske^W. 79; Asked (;)ret.)
Jtfand. 24; ixien Lot,. 7193; ixe rw. P. P. 2288; Gow.
con/^ am. 1, 47; WicL John 1; Tor. 765; ich Acsi <pres.)
Skoreh. 136; Axe CAaitc. G t 1349; Acaede (prrt.) «i
ant I, 30; oxe JTr. p. s. 200; fisse Town. myst. 58; ^sse
Boi. GfoMC. 196, 7.
ashi osAy, CAamc. C. t 2885.
Aske? ^Saa;. Sdexe, ask (eak),newl? arskes (/or Askes?)
and oper wormes Wr. diet. 107.
aspe, ASax. aespe, OHOerm. aspa, aip{lree), Wr.
voc. 181; 285; Oiauc. C. t 2943; prompt, paro. 15; espe
ffV. voc. 228; prompt paro. 143.
aspen aspen: aspen Idf CKaiic. Tro»I. 4049.
..C.oogic
asse 33
asae, ASax. assti, ea»,a.r.S2; Wr. treat 138; Skorek.
122; Majtd. 70; asaen (pi.) Ckauc C. t. 5867.
at, ASax. aet, 05aa;. 0/cei GoiA. at, OHGerm. az,
ez, ai, Katii. 2500; at, aet La^. 5; G473; atte = at j)e
l^r. treat. 139; CAawc. C. t 6851 ; at aenne time Orra, 133;
at sume sipe herde i telle owl and night. 293; hit is mi
wurachipe at [)aii ende 1286 ; she durst at {of) ho wight
^ken it Chauc. Trail. 5341; toke lefe at paire dere
freiides Isumb,li2'f es noght at (to) laine 7w. 703; i liafo
uoght at do wip [)e HaUiw. diet 103; iwited et over
meiden learn from your nutid, o. r. 64; a {for at?) ilu
}Sand. 132; al pat pei han a da Chauc. r. r. 5080; wip
wimmeD have pou n&t a do Lidg. m. p. 66.
atafter after, Hallivi. diet 103j C/iauc. C. t 10616.
atbereu bear away; atbar (pret) Halliw. did. 103.
atbleochen evade, rd. »ong» 5, 8.
atbreiden withdraw; atbroide {part) ou>l atid night 1378.
etbrekeu break from, a.r. 172; atbraec ( pret^ La^- 1346.
atbresten burst from; atbrested rel. ani. 1, 224; atbrast
(pret.) Orm. 14734.
atfallen faU from; atfallen (pari.) La-^. 4237; etfallea
a. r. 342.
atfangen receim; utfSngen (pre(,) Lay 15359.
atfaren escape, iaj. 27071,
atfleon _;?fe away, escape, a. r. 172; etflihd {pres.') 48;
atitid owZ awrf ra^Af. 37 ; atfleh (pre(.) Las. 5209; otfluwen
a. r, 172; etflowen (paH.) 48.
atforeii before, Lay 2252; etforen a. r. 226; atvore Jio6,
Qlouc. 351, 2.
atgoii, escape, rd. ant 1, 176; atgo (part.) Wr. spec. 74.
athalden withhold, retain, Lay 10970; atholde owl and
night 695; Uartah. met t 96; etholdeu a. r. 208; athalat
(p^es.) Boh. QLouc. 193, 20; ethalt a. r. 246; atheold
\pret.) Lay 768; atheld (etheold) Kath. 99; athfild Hob.
Glouc. 62, 11.
atledeu lead away. Lay 3200.
atliggen tie without; pat lond pat is looge tilde atleien
rd. ant. 1, 128.
atlutien hide, lurk, a. r. 400.
atpreitchen escape? owl and night. 249.
atrdcheii? aeisc, (oA:e away; atraught (_pret.) Halliw diit.
106; atraht (pai-l.) Wr. spec. 37.
.e,oo.^ic
34 at
atrinen touch; atrlaed a. r. 50; atr&a (pret.) La^. 7558.
atrinnen run from; atrao {pret) Orm. 1424; atam
Shoreh. 149.
atrfiten (atrAte) escape, oW and night. 1166; atroute Rob.
Olouc. 7S, 7.
atsakeD deny; atsake (prea.) La^. 28210.
atschaken (atsceken) /y, La^ 26516.
atech^ten shoot away; atschfit {pret) owl and night. 44;
atschote ipart,') 1621.
atsitten resist, Rob. Gloue. 137, 10; Havd. 2200.
atslflpen? slip aioay; al min hope w^re etslopen a.r. 148.
atsterten start away, escape, Katk. 2126; etaterten a. r.
48; atsturte (astorte) (pret.) Lot,. 2316.
atstouden atajtd at, jpitkstand, owl and night. 1 ^0 \ atstonde
(astonde) £03. 2661 ; atstonde Rob. Qlouc. 15, 18 ; (astonde)
20, 8; he nolde nowher atstoude (stop) Dele. 2258;
etstondest reaistesl, a. r. 236; atstod (pret.) Rob. Olouc
15,13; 5^t>ml455; (astod) cAroM. Enjf. 63 ; when hem most
nfid atetod when they stood most in need. Amis 1728.
atstutten? stop; he atstutte (pret) Kath. 23.
atwappen escaped 6aw. gloss. 365; atwaped {pari.) ibid,
atwenden evade, owl and night. 1425.
atwinden fiy away, L03. 10003 ; Orm. 8004; atwond (prrf.)
Laz- 87.
atwiten? reproach; atwiste {for atwAt?) Rob. Olouc. 33, 18;
BoTia'i.niet.t.\Q5; atwist {for atwiten?) Ilaliiw.dict. 109.
atwiten (atwite) reproach, Shoreh. i>8; owl and night.
1232; atwlt«st (pres. iiidic.) 751; etwlted {pres. imper.')
a. r. 70; atwAt {pret.) iTaiA. 2364; aXvoi s. s. Web. 1876;
atwiten {pret.) Lo-t^. 26684; ■part.) 19594; owland night
933; atwite UaUiw. diet. 109.
atwitlenPreproocAf atwitede (/bratwit?)Bo6.Gfoitc. 33, 16.
at, Olcel. at, Utat, Iw. 486; 1. s. Web. 3824; Percev.
150; Town, myst 2; a«i. .4rtA. 14, 10.
Ate, Aiax. &ta, oat; ote (dal.) ifap« 350; &ten fpZ.)
Lnj. 29256; oten a. r. 312; ooten /iicA. 6004; otin Wr
voc. 177.
atel, ASax.aXol, OJcel atall, foul, horrQ>le, Orat. 4303
atehch (for atellich) a. r. G\ owl and night. 1123; Mo-
pes 343.
atter, ASaa:. &ttor, Ator {venenum), OHOerm. etttar,
eitar {venenvm, sanies), OIccl. eitr {venenum), atter, poison.
atteriiesse 36
La^ 17739; Orm. 15383; a. r. 80; (attre) vis. P. P
7942; (attir) „aaniea", prompt, parv. 16.
attercoppe venomous spider, owl and night. 600; attir-
coppe prompt, parv.
atterlaSe hetony? a. r. 274*; atterlope „moreUe" f Wr.
voc. 141; driuo I>eoiiue atterlQde & drif jeoe awe! a3ean-
ward a. r. 274.
alter laoh (for -hch) venomous, a. r. 212*.
atternesse, ASax. aetterneas, venrnnousness, malignity,
a. r. 196.
attrien, ASax. &eiteria.n, poison; attred {pres.) a. r.
84; attred ^part.) Orm. 15376.
attri^ poisonous, venomous, Orm. 9785; attri a. r. 82.
ap, ASacc. ad, Ootk. aips, 07:ei. eidr, OEOerm. eid,
Oi^i-w. eth, ed, OSax. M, oath, Iw. 2264; ret. ant. 1,126;
apes Ci'O '^'■'"- -4479; aden (dat. pi.) La;^. 5165; OjJ
(pop) C'hauc. C. t. 120; (oht) Wr. spec. 112; odea (pi.)
a. r. 198; aed L03. 704.
a del, ASax. adol, aedel, OSaar. OZceL adal, OHGerm.
adal, edil, counUy, La^. 16388; pat aedel heo biwunnen
4744; apele {pl.f) natura, Haliiw. diet. 105; apel nobility,
virtue, might, Wr. spec. 33; raid aedele help his briJder
ia^. 9263; adele (pi.) 10629 ; adelen, aedelen 3751 ; 12915.
adel, ASax. aedele, OSax. edili, OFrts. ethel, edel,
OHOerm. edeler, noble, excellent, Gaw. gloss. 365; apel
man Orm. 611; adel, aedele ias- 2917; 10031; adele (pi.)
Old and night. 632 ; adeles {pi. subaL) Laj. 7852 ; hapel rd.
ant. 1, 78; hapels {pi. 3uhst.\ ant. Arth. 4, 3; apeliste (sit-
perlat.) Haliiw. diet. 105; hire edele vif wittes a. r. 172.
a d e li e n , ASax. aedelian, honour f adelede {pret.)
Lot,. 2815.
apeliug, ASax. aedeling, nobleman, rel. songs 6, 11.
apum, ASax. adum, OHQei-m. eidum, eidam, son in
law, Orm. 19832; odem (opom) Xaj. 23106; opom Bob.
Oloue. 182, 4; odam Alis. 2081.
aubel, Fr. aubel, abel, ebble, white poplar f aubel(ebel)
prompt, parv. 17.
auk = avek (as hauk = havek), Olceioiugt, OHOerm.
abuher, [Qoth. ibuks], from af? see Orimm's pref. to
Schulse's gloss. V, (awk), awk, wrong, „sinister,peretrsua",
prompt, pare. 18; awke d^des Haliiw. diet. 111.
aukward Chauc. Boet. 2.
3*
D,a,l,z<,d.vG00gIe
ave? ODtitch ave = af (of).
aveloiig, Dan. aflang, oblongus, prompt, parv. 17.
avetrol, ave? andSwed.ivo\\ {goblin)? a.a. Weh.llOT.
aver? Dutch aver, Genn. aber? = over? aur over, ant.
Arth. 20, 6.
awermod, anp. ASax. ofermcd, arrogance, Orm. 4720.
aerwen, cmp. ASax. ofervEnniss {arrogantta), overweening,
presumptuous; aerweoe {pi.) La^,. 27637.
a«rwitte, cmp. ODutck averwittig, unwise, La^. 22071.
awel, ASax. avel, ael, fLl, OHGerm. ala, awl; owul
fuacinula, Wr. voc. 93; owel owl and night. 80; eawles
{pi.) Kath. 2209; . aules a. r. 212; Roh. Qlouc. 48, 22;
oules Brand. 22; Chauc C. (. 7312; 41 Wicl. gloss. 3;
61 a. r. 324.
awene, awne, OJcei. ijgn, O/ZCrerm, agana, (7oe/(. ahana,
Gr, Szva, aiPM, „arista", prompt, pare. 18; awn TFr, poc.
233; agunes „are»tea", 155.
awnen, cm^. ASasr. eaviaii, show, Orm. 979; awned
{part.) 3385.
ax,- jlSaa;. aex, eax, Olcel. ox, OSax. acus, OHGerm.
achus, Cfo(A. aqizi, Lai. ascia, aice, Wr. uoe. 234; Maud.
251; a. a. Web. 384; WV. p. a. 222; axe Onti. 10063;
axen {dot. pi.) £03.22341; aex 6473; aexe {ace) 18033;
eax a. r. 128; ex prompt, parv. 144; li leaus disc 1180;
exes {pi.) lud. Cov. 270.
ax, ASaa-. eax, OHGerm. ahsa, Lot. axis, oir, aar^e.
axtre Halliw. diet. 125; IPr, tioc. 167; WicL gloss. 6;
extrS 180; prompt, pare. 145.
axel, ASax. eaxl, Oice^. 6x1, OSoa;. ahsla, OHGerm.
shs&\&,axle,shovider ; aexle, exle {dot ace) ia^. 2263; 18032.
axiltree axletree, Mand. 181; axil-, exiltre prompt, parv.
20; exiltrE Wr. voc. 278.
baban, Welsh Irish baban, babe, a. r. 234,
babe, OSwed. babe Ihre's gloss., Irish bab O'Reilly's
diet., babe, baby, Gow. eonf. am. 1, 344; lud. Cov. 84;
babi vis. F. P. 11559.
babel bawble, Gow. conf. am. 3, 224; Hardw. poem
54, 3; babul Halliw. diet. 130; babul (babil) „librilla"
{sort of balance), prompt, parv. 20.
babelen, Oerm. babeln, babble; babelinde {part.)
a. r. 100; bablede {preL) via. P. P. 2i87 ; bablin (babelin)
waver, prompt, parv. 20.
=dbvGoogIe
babe win 37
babe win, babwin, Ital. babbuino, baboon, prompt,
parv. 20; babewines (pi.) Mand. 210.
babir?
babirlippid labroaus, prompt, parv. 20; baberlipped via. P.
P. 2832.
bac, ASax. baec, OStuc. bac, Olcel. bak, OFris. bek,
hack, a. r. 290; Orm. 4776; bak Tor. 2590; {ace.) Rob.
Br. 133, 23; an, on bak aback, retro, Gaw. gloss. 364;
400; ant AHh. 45, 8; a bac Wr. treat. 134; a bak Rich.
4716; Wicl. John 6; lud. Oov. 211; O bac Orm. 10656.
bacbltere backbiter, rel. songs 7, 25.
bacbgii IFr. uoc. 146.
bachalf back-side, hack-part, Wicl. gloss.
bakward It beav-s disc. 1637.
bachare, ASasc. baecere, haker, rel. songs 7, 35,
bache? batch; bahche, batche, prompt, parv. 21.
bacheler, Oi'V. bacbeler, bachelor, young Tnari, Chatic.
C. L 80; bachiler Qaw. gloss. 366; Will, gloss. 214.
bacin, OJV.bacin, Oi/GenM, bechin, cmp.ODutch bak,
basin, helmet, Skoreh. 51; s. s. Weh. 2242; Rick. 2557;
basiE Alis. 2333.
bacon, OFr. bacon, ODutck bake (backe), MHGerm.
bache, fcacow, pw. P. i*. 2859.
bacunfissch npetaso", prompt, pare.
bad, ASax. baed, OSaa;. bad, OFris. bed, 0/cei bad,
GofA. bap, OHOerm. bat, (pre(.) bude,prayed, Orm.2d85;
Bek. 2156; Jlfawd. 228; Tor. 1245; (^or b6d?Commfflf,derf)
cia. i*. P. 3088; ^ma<i. tFet. 200; bad, baed, bead, bed
La3.2454;3958; 4767; 4879; beda.nl56; Wr. p. s.248;
bed (h^t) bringen Kath. 441; pou bMe Rob. Glmc. 133,
19; pou me b&ie singe Skoreh. 118; b€den Lot,.
10012; vis. P.P. 12179; bMe (Sow. Cok/ am. 1, 111;
baede (subj.) Orm. 9595; bMe a. r. 222; and bfide Ane
bone KofA.2401 ; pat hi for him bfide BeA. 2156; beden,
biden { part.) bidden, Wicl. gloss. 7 ; bede Qow. conf. am.
1, 70; & dide al als him beden {for boden?) was
Orm. 3138.
bad, ASax. b&d {pledge), from biden, stay, delay;
baid Gaw. gloss. 366; bide (dot.) Percev. 41 ?1029; bode
(dot.) Chauc. Ann. 119; Flor. 374.
baddo bad, Chauc. C. t. 9482; {pi.) vis. P. P. 6190;
pis badde king Rob. Glouc. 108, 17.
U.,r,l,zj,d.vG00gIe
38 baddenesse
baddellche badly, Rob. Glove. 566, 8.
baddenesse badness, vis. P. P. 7539,
bftdien, ASax. bftdian (pledge), OHOerm. beidon
{pait), from \iki,:ttay,wait: b&dien pe king wolde [)at his
folc come La-i^. 25649.
baech valley? {ace.) LaT,. 2596; baeche, bache (dot.)
757; 5644; baecchen {dot. pi.) 21776.
baere, ASax. baer, OSax. OHGerm. hkva, OFris.
b^re, bier, Orm. 8167; beer Ckaiic. C. t. 2873; beere
nferetrum'* , prompt, parv. 32; b€re (dot.) Lidg. m. p. 34;
(«cc.) Gow. conf. am. 3, 263; ant. Arth. 14, 6; beren
{ace. pi.) LaT,. 27876.
?berhom korse-coUar, Wr. voc. 27S; b^ruham 168; prompt.
parv. 33.
?b6rl5p, b&rlEp ^^sporta", prompt, parv. 25.
barman poHer, LaT,. 3317; Havel. 868.
baewen, OHGerm. biban? fomentf to clensen & to
baewen hem of alle pe^re siiines Orm. 18042,
baffen (baffin), Butch baffen. Germ, baffen, haric, la-
trare, prompt, parv.
bagge, OSwed. bagge Ihre's gloss., OFr. bagiie, baghe
Boqvef. gloss., [Gael, bag Macl. & Dew. dict^. bag, a. r
168; transact. 18, 28; cr. P. P. 444; baggen {pi.) a. r. 168.
baggepipe Chauc. C. t. 567.
bagge badge, cognisance, prompt, parv. 20; ba^es {pi.)
Halliw. diet. 132.
baggen (baggin) bag,- turner e, prompt. parv. 21 \ baggep
(j»res.) Chauc. b. dueh. 623; pe mere was bagged wij)
fole Percev. 717.
bai, Olcel. b4gr? „obstaoulum", prompt, parv.
baili, OFr. baili, bailif, WiU. gloss. 214.
bain, Olcel. beinn (directits, promptus) Sveinh. Egilss.
lea:., bain, prom,pt, ready, willing, Gaw. gloss. 366; Iw.
766; Trist. 1, 65; Toien. myat. 28; lud. Gov. 173; Amad.
Bobs. 47, 12; buxum and bain avow. Arth. 58, 16; bein
r^flexibilis^, prompt, parv. 29; Amad. Web. 514.
bainen? „bainid /resi**", prompt, parv. 21.
baist, Olcel. beiskr, bask, sharp, bitter, Wr. diet. 152;
be^ac Orm. 6698.
baissen, Fr. e-bahir (bahissons), abash^ baist {pret.)
Gaw. gloss. 366; baiahide Wicl. gloss. 6; baist (part.)
HaUiw. diet. 133; compos, abaissen.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
bait 39
bait, ASax. bit, Olcel. beita, from blten, bait, Qov>.
conf. am. 1, 310; beite HallitD. diet. 172.
bait on, ASax. b&tian, Olcel. beita, OHQerm. beizen,
halt, feed, Chauc. Trail. 192; baite WHl. glosa. 214; Tor.
1566; {prea. aiibj.) Mand. 243; beiten „comntordere, jxdiu-
lari" , prompt, parv. 29; besten puniak, Orm, 10171;
compos, abaiten?
baipen? grant? Gaw. gloss. 366.
bayen? grant?, pat bayep me ml bone Wr. spec. 27;
or (your) blisse heo beyeii 32.
bajen, OFr. a-bayer, bay, bark, Gaw. gloss. 366;
baye Eglam. 286.
bak, ASax. baec, baUh.
bakem bake-house, Wr. voc. 93.
bakhoQS „pistrina", prompt, parv. 21; Wr. voc. 274.
baken, ASax. bacan, OHGerm. bachan, pachan, bake,
(bake) Chauc. C. t. 386; Wicl.gloss.Q; book {pret.) ibid.;
boke rel. ant. 1,83; baken (^part.) Orwt. 993 ; KicA. 3613;
via. P. P. 4387; bacua ant. Arth. 27, 4; ibaken vis. P.
P. 4161; ibake Ohavc. I. g. w. 709; Lidg. m. p. 85.
bakestre, ASax. baecistre (^istria), baxter, baker,
npistor", Wr. VOC. 93; baksteres (pi.) vis. P. P. 484;
baxtere ffalliw. diet. 152.
bakke, Dan. aften-bakke, bat, prompt parr. 21; Ltdg.
m. p. 152; backe Wicl. gloss. 6.
bakke? and alle bis bakkes ( = bagges ? ) rente
Will 76.
bal, MHOerm. bal, fro-n bellen? ball, Wr. treat. 137;
s. s. Web. 2066; Rich. 4506; ballea (pi.) Xaj- 17443.
balpleowe bali-play, a. r. 218; balplei prompt, parv. 22.
bai, ASax. bael, Olcel. hk\, bail, hta^e, fire, Wr.
diet. 153; in & bftle of fiir cr. P. P. 1330.
bald, .J Soar, bald, beald, OSo.T.baM, OffGerm. balder,
G<rtA. balps, 0/cri- balir, bold, brave, mighty, confident,
secure. La;:,. 6342; Orm. 2185; Trist. 3. 47; /w. 1402;
Shorek. 123; bealde (^i.) 100; bold Wr. an. lit. 3; vis.
P P. 12224; ant. Artk. 12, 2; alle his bigginges bolde
Isumb. 78; beld a. a. Web. 2042; Jits. S004; Ubeausdisc.
2123; purh belde worde owl and night. 1713; baldore
{compar.) Rob. Glouc. 509; TfV. spec. 27; boldere wii. P
JP, 2295; compos, unbald.
boldhed boldness, Rob. Br. 281.
^dbvGooglc
40 baldeo
baldtache, baldeliche boldly, La^. 24673; Kath. 719;
a. r. 62; lok hou it is, and tell me boldeli {quickly?'}
Ckauc. C. t 3433 ; boldloker {compar.) BaUiJi. diet. 19a
balden, ASasr. bealdian, baeldan, bjldan, OHQ^r-n.
balden, OSax. beldian. holden, encourage, anmate, Le^-
4385; 1)6 brandes to balde Percec. 792; bolde s. ». Wr.
1679; his barte began to bolde Orfao. 975; boldede (j>-e(.)
VIS. P. P. 1756; bealden Kath. 1622; belden, bedden
Orm. 662; 2614; belde lai le fr. 231; beided (bealded)
a. r. 162; bildep grow aatrtmg, HaUiw.nug. poet 66: bilde
(imper.) Eglatn. 3; compos, at^elden, unbalden.
balderik, MHOerm. balderich, bmodridc, beU, strap,
HaUiw. diet. 135; bauderik Gaw. gloaa. 367; bauderi^s
( pi.) Lidg. m. p. 8.
bale, ASax. bealu, dire, dismal: wip se (so) bale b^re
Kath. 2370; mid peon (pan) balu fehte La^- 59*3; bale
deep [or baledeep?) via. P. P. 12143; t6 bale d6pe Wr.
diet. 155.
bale, ASax. balu, bealu, OSax. balu, OHGerm. balo,
OIceL biil, hale, misery, affiiction, owl and night. 687;
Iw. 3062; WM. P. P. 12480; bale, balu. Laj. 1455; 2597;
bale (dat.) Mar. mir. pi. 149; (ace.) Wr. spec. 26; 8. s.
Weh. 702; Amad. Robs. 4, 9; fram bale to fiche blisse
iTart. 2327;balwe {haleyfe) (dat.) La^. 310 ; 1618; to balewe
(bale) & to bismere Kath. 551.
baleful a. r. 114*.
balseV ample, swelling? Oaw, gloss. 366; balwe pla-
nus, prompt, part. 22.
bali, ASax. ha.elig. bel(i)g, 0}iQerm.halg, GotLhaigs,
OIceL belgr, belly, bellow, rel. tongs 5, 83; Hartah. met.
t. 200; cr. P. P. 1522; bale Gaw. gloss. 366; beli a. r.
296; nventer", prompt, parv. 30; Wr, voc. 171; belu, belw
Wicl. gloss. 7; below „follitt", Wr. voc. 180; prompt, parv.
30; belies {pL) a. r. 284; oit. P. P. 8J ; belyes IstMnb.
412; a peir belwis wills and invent. 23.
balke, ASax. balca, OFris. balka, OSax. baico,
OHGerm. balcbo, balk, „trabs, porca", prompt, parv. 22 ;
lud. Cov. 343 ; Town. myst. 99 ; balkes (pi.) vis. P. P. 401 1 ;
Chauc. C. t. 3636.
balken (balkin) balk, overskip, prompt, parv. 22; but
so wel halt no man pe plogh, pat he ne balkep ujier
wile Gow. conf. am. 1, 296.
i^vGoOglf
balle 4t
balle, Oerm. balle, hall, HaUiw.dict.\Z6\ Oclav.1272.
balled, connected with bill (blazfi)? bald, Rob. Olouc.
377, 4; vis.P. P. 14292; ChaucCt 198; ballid ^calvvs",
prompt, parv. 22; Wid. glofs. 7; ballid and bar waa pe
reaon dep. of R. 29, 22.
ballednesse baldness, Rob. Giouc. 482*; rel. ant.
2, 56.
ballok, ASax. bealluc, ballock, tentkuhis, HV, voc.
208; ballokes (^/.) Mand. 162 ; JFicf. yZoas. 7.
ballokcod scroiwm, PFr. voc. 246.
ban, ,-lSoir. t>/cei. banu, OSax. OHGerm. ban, Oi^ns.
ban, bon, ban, edict, convocation: is (Am) ban aboute he
sende Rob. Glouc. 187, 19; ich folji [lAn ajte maiine, an
fio bi ni^t in bore bunne oicl and night. 390; com/w». i ban.
b4n, ASoit. hka, OSax. OFris. bSn, OllOemt. Olcel.
bein, bone, Laz- "^859; i;;ii(A. 232; Trint. 1,25; (^(.} 7^3.
1603; banes 1875; Kafh. 2517; /w. 2052; b4nc-n {dat.
pL) LaT,. 29562; bon Mand. 50; (boon) Wid. gloss.
?b6nscliawe sciatica f prompt, parv. 44.
bauwort violet? ffalliie. did. 140,- bonwort rel. ant. 1, 37.
band, OFris. 0/cei, band, OHGerm. baud, pa,ni, from
binden, band, bond, Orm. 61; Iw. 2394; Degrev. 869;
Bo&. i^. 20Ji i/«n mir. pi. 141; bandes (iJi.) Orm. 46;
bond iojiwus, Bei. 1099; CArtwc. C.(. 9137; Tor. 318; bonde
nvincula", Wr. voc. 180; les me out of bonde Wr. spec
29; bondes „bandeava", rel. onL 2,83; Iren bondes 3/(iW.
163; see beud.
band- (bond-) dogge Wr. voc. 187 ; prompt, parv. 43.
bane, ASax. bana, bona, OSax. OHGerm. bano, OFris.
bona, Olcd. bani, fti/n', destruction, Kath. 2398; Chavc,
C. t. 1099; 7'w. 1691; bone (bane) La^. 7564; a. r.
222; Percev. 1338.
bunen osseus: wl{> bonene wal reJ. ant. 1, 112.
bani II g (baning?) smelt? Hallivr. diet.
ban ere, Med.Lat. banera, bannerium dii Gauge's gloss.,
iaMBCr, o. r. 300; baner Wart. hist. 1,16; Chauc. C.t. 968.
bank, ASax. banc (tumulus), OSax. OFris. bank,
OHGerm. banch (scamntim), bank, bench, riripa", Wr. voc.
239; prompt, parv. 23; scamnum, Ivd. Coo. 170; bankes
{pi.) Orm. 9210; laumb. 169; over bankes and hilles
m. P. P. 3632; bonk Qaw. gloss. ^10; bonke {dot.) bench,
£03. 25185; (dat. or acc.f) Will.gloss. 216; see bench.
..L.oo^^lc
42 biiTine
bankker, banker cover o/ a bench, or seat, H<dliw. dtct.;
prompt, parv.; Oaw. gloaa.; ant. Arth. 35, 2.
banne?
bannenote walnvt, Wr. voc. 181.
baniien, ASax. (ge)bannian, OHOerm. bannan, fr&m
ban, ian, command, t-wmmon, evrse, bannen, bonnieii fbauni)
L03. 7952; 8054; banne Will, gloss. 214; vis. P. P. 583;
i banne \>e birde pat me bar ant. Arth. 7, 1 1 ; banned
(pret.) Percev. 3123; bannede (bonnede) bis ferde La^.
178fi; bonneden helmos 22288; compos, for-, ibannen.
bar, ASaa: baer, OHGerm. barer, Olcel. berr, hare.,
Brand. 24; iw. 2470; bare (bar") La^. 3420; bare Wr.
spec. 50; „me)-e", Gaw. gloss. 366; mid one bare worde
owl and night. 547.
barfot (-v5t) a. r. 420; Orpk. 226; hid. Gov. 59.
barhe*!, Gfrm. barhaupt, Wr. a. o. c. 17; bareheed (bare-
heeded) Wid. gloss.
bareli Gaw. gloss.
\>kr, ASax. bfl.r, OHGerm. ber, per, hoar, bir, baer
(bor) i«S. 1697; 25832; (b&re) /w. 2H; Degrev. 13;
owow. ^rtX. 3, 1; bair Gaw. gloss. 366; bor a. r. 280;
(boor^ Mand. 238; pm. i*. P. 7259; (bore) WV. p.s. 151.
bS,rehEved Halliw. diet.; Gaw. gloss.
barain, OFr. baraigne, 6arr*7i, a. r. 158; baraine
Gaw. gloss. 36*>; barein rel. ant. 1,158; Chauc. G.t. 1979.
barbonr, Fr. barbier, barber, Wicl. gloss.
bar 63, ASa.r. bearh, ODutch barg, berg, OHGerm.
barch, par(u)c, Olcel. borgr, barrow, majaHs, owl and
night. 408; barn Rob. Glouc. 207, 2; barowes {pi.) Halliw.
diet. 145.
baren (barin), ASax. barian, bare, prompt, pare. 24;
band (paii.) Halliw. diet. 143.
baret, OFr. barat Boguef. gloss. 1, 131, Dies wb.
43, dispute, contest, strife, a.r.^b4:■,Bek.lZZ', Willgloss.2\i.
barewe, J.Sna;. bereve, Jirrrow, carru-i: [le^ ich scholde
beo pider ibore in barewe oper in b^re Bek. 899 ; barowe
prompt, parv. 25; Flor. 2031.
bargain, OFr. bargain, bargain, Chauc. C. t. 284;
bargain Gow. conf. am. 2, 223 ; bargau Min. 28,
barganiin, OFr. bargaignier, bargain, prompt, parv.
barge, OFr. barge, Med.Lat. barca, barge, Chauc.
C. t. 3550.
DuillzodbvGoOglC
bark 43
bark, barke, ODutck bark(e), berk(e). OTcel. borkr,
hark „cortex", Wr. voc. 229; prompt, parv. 24; Iw. 741;
Mand. 189; barke {dat) Chmic. r. r. 7267.
barken (barkin) tan, prompt, parv.
barkere tanner, prompt paro.
barlic, connected wUh bereV crnp. Welsh barllys, bar-
ley, rel. ant. 1, 215; barli;^ Orm. 15511; biirlich, barli
Wicl. gloss. 7; berlei Mand. 272.
barm,' ASaa:. bearm, OSax. OIIGerm. barm, Olcel.
barmr, Goth, banna, fri/m beren, lap, bosom, ,.gremivm",
prompt, parv. 25; Alis. 4303; s. s. Wr. 2937; Mar. mir.
pi. 98; baerm ia^. 30261 ; berme {dat.) a. r. 212.
barmciop Chmic. V. t. 323fi.
barmskiii prompt, parv.
bearmteam Shoreh. 58.
barn, ASax. bearn, OFrls. berii, OSax. OHGerm.
Olcel. Goth, barii.fertm, chUd, WiU. gloss. 214; vis. P. P.
884; Rob. Br. ZlO, 6; ant. A^h. 18, 6; barnes (pi.) Orm.
8040; Mar. mir. pi. 122; bearn a. r. 39; bearn, baern,
bern La^. 91; 165; 5024; bern Wr.spec.^W Amisl^A;
Havel. 571.
barnteem generation, race. Balliw. diet. 144.
barre, MIIGerm. barre, OFr. barre, Mcd-Lat barra,
Irish Gael, barra, [Welsh bftr], bar, ^vectis", prompt, parv.
24; „repagulvm'', \Vr. voc. 2G\ ; Chauc. (J. t. 1077; barres
{pi) via. P. P. 12722; „diagonal stripes", Gaio. gloss.
367 ; fltewia fe barren of pe burhe Kath. 2349.
barren (barrin), OFr. barrer, Jar, prompt parv.; bar-
rid {part.) Triam. I18S; barred „striped diagonally'*,
Gaio. gloss.
bars, ASax, baers, bears, bars, hasa, perch; bace
prompt parv.
bartren (bartrin), Ital. barattare, /rww baret, barter,
prompt parv.
bAseu? Dutch (ver-)bazen? compos, ab&sen.
basket, Irixh Gael, bascaid, basket, „corbis", prompt,
parv. 2!!; basketis {pi.) Chauc. C. t 13860.
bast, ASax. baest Lye'a diet., OHGerm^ Olcel. bast
{spartwm, pkilyra), bast; bot je salie take fi 'stalworpe
bast and binde mi bandes bibind me fast Halliw. diet.
148.
basttre taia, Wr. voc. 192.
=dbvGoogIf
44 busten
hasten (baatin), OHGerm. besten, baste, sew, prompt.
pafv.
bit, ASax. bat, Olcel. bitr, ioa(, bat, baet ia^...;
b&te (dat.) Degrev. 919; bot Trist 1, 33; s. s. Wr. 3146;
(boot) Wicl. John 21; b6t« (dat) Alii. 3497.
bataile, OFr. bataille, battle, Chauc. la. w. 1627.
baten, baten? OFris. batia, Dutch LGenn. baten
(b&teii), gee Gi: wb. 1, 1158 & 2,572, Diefenl.wb.l,2^%,
aoaU, serve; baite? Percev. 187.
batel, OFr. batel (clapper).
batildore (-dour) battledore, washing-beetle, Wr. voc. 269;
prompt, paro. 27.
batte, JlSoai.batt {fastis) Ly^s diet., bat, duh, „fuatiB^,
Wr. voc. 263; battes (pL) Alts. 78; battis Wicl. ghygs.
7; botte {dat.) a. r. 366; botten (battes) La^. 21593.
bap, ASax. baed, Olcel. bad, OlIGerm. bad, bath,
Orm. 18044; rel. songs 5,209; bed a. r. 394; bade (dat)
Lar,. 2852.
bade, OFrk.hkA.ii, 0HOerm.UiB, beide, OSax. bedia,
Olcel b&dir, Goth, bajojis, JpfA, Las. 27305; Kath. 1622;
bape (Vm. 250; Isumb. 400; ((ia(.) Orm, 7636; hkSre
(gen.) Kath. 1790; purh pe^re bSpre bisne Oj-jh, 2794;
bode a.r. 162; beode? (bide) 10; bope we babbeji stevene
bri^te owl and night. 1679; bope two Lai,. 2399*; Wr.
treat. 139; Mopes 336; bope (dat.) Skoreh. 57; mid bode
honden a. r. 338; boper (gen.) Iw. 3556; bopen (rfaf.) cr.
P.P. 445; bflden (ace) rel. ant. 1, 216; bepe? Alis. 4847.
badie bather? a. r. 214.
badieu, ASax. badiaii, balJte, La^. 6657; rel songs
5, 210; bapen Mand. 88.
bau, for bk? Germ, ba? Fr. bah? baugk, pooh, vis.
P. P. 13755.
baud, OFr. baud, baude (Jiardi, gat)? baude bawd,
Chauc C. f. 6936; Mar. mir.pl. 130.
bau(d)strott? „ie»o", Wr. voa. 216; 217; baustrop? 269.
baudi 'diHy, vis. P. P. 2865; Chanc. C. t 12563.
baume, Fr. baume, balm, Mand. 50; b&me a. r. 164;
basme 276*.
bauBdn, from J^'r. balzan, /(oi. balzano (having a white
streak or spot) f bawsin, badger, prompt, parv. 27 ; bau-
cines [pi.) WHl. gloss. 214.
be name of the letter b; be mi d sharp, rel. ant. -1, 83.
.L.OOc^lC
beam 45
beam, ASax. beam, OUGerm. baum, bourn, OFris.
bam, OSax. horn, Goth, bagms, leant, arbor, iaj, 2848;
beem „trahs, radius", ^prompt, parv. 30; Bob. Br. 103, 8;
willa and invmL 39; b4mes {pi.) Mand. 131; Chauc h.
dvch. 337; b4mis Mar. mir. pi. i2 ; compos. sOQiiebem.
beard, ASax. beard, OFris. herd, ODutch baerd,
OHOerm. bart, beard, a. r. 290; baerd (beord) La^.
10753; M(inid)uidinges beard (beorde),.(fflM»i("?l672; „beerd
harha", prompt, parv. SI ; berd, beerd Wtcl. glois.1 -.h^rA Alia.
1597 ;■ Gow. conf. am. 2, 367; Ciiauc. C. t. 272; Degrev. 819;
„berd margo", prompt, parv. 32; see brad, bred andbrerd.
berdles dep. of S. 22, 25.
b e r d i d barbatus, prompt, parv.
beaten, ASax. beatan, MHGerm. b6?en, beat, a. r.
184; KalJi. 1183; beteii rel songs 7, 80; vis. P.P.8939;
Boh. Br. 328. 7; beot {pret.) a. r. 306; Brand.2A\ beot,
beet Wid. gloss. 7; beet Mand. 83: iaaw/. 751; bgt
Wii/i. <7/oss. 215; Tor. 13li5; beten Gaw.gloss. 368; 3faW.
46; |io wawes beote him Brand. 24; beote (^re(. svhj.)
a. r. 3G4; Uei. 759; baeten {part.) Orm. 8168; beteu
Gow. conf. am. 3,247; beteii {worked, adorned) wi|i besan-
tus ant. Arth. 29, 4; a grip of guide, ricbeli bfiton on
pe molde Eglam. 1031; ibgten Alts. 3848; ibete Chauc.
C. t. 4311; enehased, 981; compos, tobeaten.
beatuDge heating, a. r. 3C6.
bee, ODutch bek, Fr. bee, Gael, beic, beak, rel. ant.
1, 210; bekes {pi.) Chauc. I. g. m. 148.
bficbe, ASax. bece Wr. voc. 285, LowGei-m. biike,
OHGerm. buoclia, Olcel. beyki, ieccA, ,.fagus", prompt.
pare. 37; IK»\ ooc. 181; beches {pi) Alis. 5242.
bechen, .^Snic. bficeii, teecfien, CAawr. C^ (. 13088.
bed, ASax. bedd, OA'aar. OFris. bed, 0/cei. bed,
OHGerm. beti, peti, Go(A. badi, ieti, Mand. 88; bedde
(rfnf.) CAaifc. C. t. 3269; beddea (ji/.) Brand. 6.
bedfere hedfdlow, IJulliw. diet.
bedlawir (}or -lejer?) bedridden, prompt, parv.
bedrede bedridden, „diniais", Wr. voc. 267; Chauc. C. t
7351; bedreden {pi.) vis. P. P. 4180.
bedstede, bedstead, prompt, parv.
bedstre bedstraie, IVicl. gloss.
bedde, j4Saa-. gebedda, bedfellow, owl and night. 1498;
»ee ibedde.
=dbvGoogIf
46 beddien
beddien, ASax. beddian, bed, La^. 6658; beddeii
Orm. 2712; vis. P. P. 1078.
bedding bedding, f,stratnentuin" , Wr. voc. 92; Chauc.
C. t. 1618.
bede, OSaw. beda, OFris. bede, OlIQerm. beta, head,
prayer, Orm. 1156; Gow. conf. am. 2, 372; Amis 2351;
prompt, parv. 28; Iiedes {pi.) Will, gloss. 214; if i bidde
&m bedes vis. P. P. 3287 i ipeire of bedes 98641; Chauc.
C. t. 159; beden, beoden (bedes) La'T,. 19722; 31395;
beoden a. r. 8.
bedeman beadsman, vtx. P. P. 1437; beodemon a. r. 356.
beden, OSax- bedon, OUGerm- beton, pray, beden,
beoden L03. 12745; 25514; bede Octan. 910; & bidde
3UW & bede Orm. 18337; bede? (pi-ea. svbj.) vis. P. P
5104; bis bedes bedatid night and del Haliiw. diet. 156.
bee, ASax. beo, OIIGertn. bia,,'be€, Wr. voe. 177;
been (pli Chauc. C. t. 10518; cr. P. P. 1449; been, bees
Wicl. gloss. 7; bi Lidg. m.p. 88,
beffen = baiFenV beat; beft (pret) IVt. diet. 190;
beft (p-'rt.) Gaw. gloss. 367.
beggen heg, mendicare, a. r. 356; heggin prompt, phre.
28; begge wis. P. P. 4182; Chauc. C. t. 4525; laitmb. 150.
te^^e re beggar, HomllSSi Chauc. C'.t. 2 i2i beggeres
(pi.) vis. P. P. 79; baggares (gen.) a. r. 168.
beggild? beggar; beggilde {gen. pL?) a. r. 168*.
begging begging: g6|) on beggiuge Maitd. 207.
bej, AlSax. beag, beah, OHGerm. boug, bang, /rom
brtjen, ring, collar; bSli La^. 24520; bei^ Trust. 1, 25;
b«y Haliiw. diet. 171; bSe 157; be 153, bie Degrev. 566;
bae3e9 (^.) Z-aj. 7425; beesee. Lies „torque3, armillaa",
Wicl. gloss. 7 ; bSren bfiigltes ful brighte abouten hire
nekkes vis. P. P. 321.
b^se, MHGerm. (ge-}bouge (pliant)?
bfisiim, Germ, bengsam? obedient, Kath. 1805.
beienllch, for bfiielTch? cmp. Dan. boielig, humblef
La^. 4930.
bejen, ASax. begen, both, beien (beie) La-t,. 2643;
beye Rob. Glouc. 62, 4; beie Haliiw. diet. 160; baye
152; beire (gen.) La^,. 8283; Katk. 1790*; owl and night
1582; Jtob. Glouc. 197, 4i of hem bejen On». 15091; hk,
ASax. ba, (?(j(A. bai, Lat. anibae, iTaiA. 636; Orm. 373;
bfi, bo, boa, La$. 281; 1469; 2605; bo, boa a. r. 60;
.L,oo.^lc
b^S^n 47
212; ba. tw4 LaT,. 2399! in bo two his honden a. r.
396; bo Wr. p. a. 157; Rob. Gloue. 229, 4; ^Zw. 6763;
8. 3. Web. 304; bo pin fije ow/ anti n:gkt. 988.
b ^3 en, J.Snir, bggan , OFris. b4ia, 0/ceZ. beygja,
OHGerTn. bougan, /rom b^3, 6010, ient/, go; beien //a^.
1051; beie|) (p-es. ind.) a. r. 266; bgye {pres. subj.f)
Wr. spec. 81; and beide heom {made them come?) to
somne Ln^. 29089; Scottes & Bruttea bSiden (camef) to
gaderes 5178; beigbed {^i>art.) Alis.\ZlZ; compos. sh^'Tfin.
beil, Dan, boiel, Germ, biigel ? baU, haul, hoop, handle,
■wills a-»td invent 23.
b e k beck, nuliis, Wicl. gloaa.
bek, ASax. becc, OIceL heiikr, OHGerm. bach, heck,
r,rivvlus", Wi: voc. 239; prompt, parv. 29.
bSken, JSaa-.beacen, OiSax. bocan, 0/?G frt«. pauchan,
beacon; (beekne) prompt, pare.; (bekene) vis. P. P. 11894.
b€keii heak, tvarm; b^keande (paH.) Jw. 1459; to
beike his boones Flor. 99.
beikinge ^extensui", prompt, parv. 29.
bekkeu (beken), Gei-m. bucken (Jow)? beck, nvtare,
prompt, parv. 29: bekke (pres.) C/iaiic. C. t. 13811;
bekkes Mar.mir.pl. 193; bekked {pret.) Chauc TroH. 2352.
bdknien, ASux. beacnian, 0$ax. bocnian, OIIGerm.
pauhnen, ^rOTM beken, beckon; bScnen Oi-m. 223: bekniii
prompt, jiarv. 29; baecaieu La^. 21938; b^knede {pret.)
vis. P. P. 6446; bekeniden, bikeneden Wicl. gloss.
bekninge, ASaar. beaCEung, beckoning, prompt, parv.
held, ASax. Iiyld, byldo, OUGe>^. baldi, from bald,
confidence, strength, Trist. 2, 19; Min. 27; belde Percev.
1412; I'ior. 762; bi S. childe of litil belde overcomen i
am ill min elde HaUiw.dict. 161; „beild, belde protection,
shelter"? Qaw. gloss. 367.
bel^en, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. belgan, grow angnj;
baelh (iwe(.) La^. 15839; bol^hen {part.) Onn. 7145;
compos, a-, on-, ibeljen.
betken, ASax. belcan? belch, {he]]Le) Town. myst.Sli;
belkid (pret. Wicl. gloss. 7; see bolken.
belle, ASax. belle, bell, La^. 29441, vis. P. P. 349;
belIen(;jZ.) liob. Glouc. 509,14; belles 0>-m. 901; Mand.2^Z.
beUe3Bter bell-founder, prompt, parv.
belle mantle? Gaw. gloss. 367; Wr. an. lit 12; ant.
Jrth. 29, 3.
=dbvGoogIe
48 belle
belle jfrf, Gaw. glois. 367; ant. Arth. 15, 6; cmp.hkX.
, belleii, ^iSo^r. bellan (impCngeref tumeref boare), Olcel.
bslta (impingere), OHGerm. bellan (latrare), blow, pu^,
aweli, HmUu). diet. 162; boUen {part.) Wicl. gloss. 9;
bollen hertes Chauc. compl. bl. kn. lOi; 4 bleddre ibollen
ful of wiiule a.r.282; heilmbeUow,„mugire'^, prompt.parv.
30; (l)e) bole bellep ibid.; as loude as bellep wind Chauc,
h. of f. 1803; compos, tobellen.
belt, ASax. belt, Olcel. belth, OHOerm. balz, belt,
„gona", Wt. voc. 231; Iw. 253; Chauc. C. t. 3927.
belwen, ASa-x. bylgean? hetlow, mugire, (belwe) vis.
P. P. 7258; Goto, cotif. am. 2, 72.
b^mare, ASax. bjinere, trumpeter, „tuhioen'', Wr. \
88; a. r. 210.
b^me, ASax. bfime, bjme, ttwnpct, Wr. diet. 1
j\fapea348; bemeii (pl^ a r. 210; bSmen (bemes, bilm
ia3. 4462; 5107; 5874; b^mes WM. gloss. 215; k. of f.
499; humb. 429.
b^men, ASax. bjmiail, sound the trompet, a. r. 210:
bemit (parl^ Gate, gloss. 367.
bemen, ASax. beaiuian, beam, prompt, paiv.
bfin (bSne), ASax. bean, Olcel. baun, OlfGerm. boua,
bean; beiii Mar. mir. pi. 155; bene (been) „faba^, prompt,
parv. 30; beeue -H^r. voc. Ill; bene (t^) Hand. 158;
(offc.) WW. P. P. 1642; Wid. gloss. 7; jm Absolou ne
rougbte uat A. b4ne of al bis pleye Chauc. C. t. 3770 ;
bfinen (pi.) cr. P. P. 1519.
bfine, ASax. beii, pragei; Orm. 1459; {dot.) Shoreh.
47; Wr. spec. 92; {ace.) 58; rei. ant. 1, 113; b^nes (j)i.)
OrTn. 154 ; sfc bou.
bene well, Gaw. gloss. 368; biggit ful bene {rim. w.
gr^ne) ant. Arth. G, 6; cmp. baiu.
b e n 6 1 (bent), OI/Germ. binuz, bettt, ,.gramen", Wr. voc. 1 9 1.
bent, LGerm. bend (meadow), HGerm. hunde,heunde
{garden, nieadow)? Gr. wb. 1, 1747, bent, meadow, field,
Halliw. diet. 165; Gaio. gloss. 368; Chauc. 0. t 1983;
Mar. mir, pi. 113; opoa pe bente bare ant. Arth. 44, 4;
over (»e brode bent Degree. 200; bentes (pi.) Flor. 1040.
beoden, ASax. beodan, OSax. biodan, OFris. bieda,
biada, Goth, biudan, Olcel. bioila, OHGerm. biutau, bieten,
bid, offer, command, order, Kath. 1480; a. r. 114; and
lette beoden alle pA bocares LaT,. 32124; beode Wr.spec.
beon 49
42; mln Grande for to beode Bek. 1408; beoded (_prea^
a. r. 208; beot 194; al pat pe godspel beodep 0)-7/4.4917;
Mdin „offerre^, prcmipt. pai-v. 28; bMe Oaw. tjloss.; Min.
19; and wolde him batail bede 2Wam. 972; i bede avouj.
-4rlk. 19, 12; Jiilk honour pat ye me b^de Chauc. C. t
8236; bead (pret.) a. r. 230; batid (bead) La^. 18821;
"baed Ot^: 11799; beed avow. Artk. 61, 16; bM Bob.
Oloac. 106, 8; chron. of Engl 122; Trial. 3, 28; ant.
Arth. 50, 8; Wart. hist. 2, 3; pou bMe k. of T. 246;
buden Laj. 5146; hoAea Hick. thea. 1,225; Amis 896; pai
boden hem kndea brSde Trist-S, 31; boden (part.) Chauc
I. g. w. 366; bodin T,\dg. m. p. 258; bode Cfow. conf. am.
I, 12; Chauc. C. t 6612; were bodeu (for beden) to pe
brldale via, P. P. 990; compos, a-, for-, ibeoden.
beon, ASax. beon, Lat. fore, Or. ifUvai, he, fVr. diet.
198; Katk. 88; a. r. 416; Bek. 105; beo 107; beon, bon
owl and night. 262; 1344; beon, been Orm. 21; 10255;
been prompt, paw. 30; bee Eglam. 366; len Hand. 24;
1st pe sompnour b^ {let alone) Chauc. C. t. 6871; buen
IVr, spec, 25; harrow. 67; bue re/. an(. I, 110; boe 2,
244; UShoreh. 128; s. ». IFr. 536; ich beou (prea. indie.)
Laz- 3945; pu bist 3053; Wr. spec. 72; best Orm. 2455;
a. s. Web. 1663; bes lel. ant. 1, 181; [)oii bes honged
thou shalt he hanged, Degrev. 839; bid rel. songs 5, 6C;
aae softe as he la her, ase herd he bid I loUl be) per a. r.
304;bepOj-m.l67;{3e, heo)beoda.r. 8; jSr(KA.505;^Z*s.20;
beop, bop owl and night. 451; 1225; h&p Rob, Glouc. 7 , I ;
500, 5; transact. 19, 320; bep, blip Will, gloss. 215; beip
HdUiw. diet. 172; biep Hick. tkea. I, 222; beon f /or beod)
Kath. 493; been (ben) Trist. 3, 82; Gow. conf. am. 2,
370; Chauc. C.t. 178; Mand. 3; ITtW. JoAn 8; hou bisie
pei bfin via. P. P. 470; bg Wr. a. o. o. 71, 6; bis (prt-a.
imp.) este, Amad. Web. 335; beo {pns. subj.) owl and
night 1223; beon a. r, 3 ; beon, bon oW and night. 452;
1219; beende (prea. part.) Wicl. gloss. 7; beon, ben (pret.
part.) Orm. 2311; 8399; ben via. P. P. 7047; bien fio6.
Br. 34, 9; bin Tor. 359; ibeo Brand. 4; ibee fi<cA. 5138;
ibien (ibSn) Hick. thes. 1, 222.
beor, ASax. beor, 0/cei. bi^r, OFris. biar, bier,
OHGerm. bier, ieo-, beer fforw 1108; b6r Gaw. (J&jm.
368; bor owl and night. 1009; beore {dat.) La^. 13642.
beorken, .dSaar. beorcan, bark; berkin prompt, parv,
4
60 bwra
32 J beerke vis. P. P. 629 ; berkest (prw.) a. r. 122; beorked
(borked) Laz- 23040; berkep Ltdg. m. p. 29; bark {preL)
QotB. conf. am. 1, 221; borken k. of T. 400; burke ^ron
Va. 25.
beorn, ASoic beom, Olcel. biorn, knight, man, beorn,
beam, bern La^. 1565; 7645; 8083; bern Baiiiw. diet.
166; bernua \fl.) Degrev, 500; beriiiB (Jor lernis) Isvmb.
454; bemis, beimis, bunies Oaio. gloss.; burnes vis. P. P.
1901; biurue avow. Arth. 45, 3i bime ant. Jrth. 3, 3;
biemes (pi.) Halliw. did. 173.
beot, ASax. beot, promise, threat, Lai,. 16838.
beoten? promise; gif pou wilt holdea fat pon ma bfit
Ell. rom. 2, 327.
beotien, ASax. beotinn, threaten; beoteden (pret.) J^aj.
20521.
bere, ASax.bei&, OHGerm.hero, bear, ^ursus", prompt,
part). 32; Mand. 291; (nm, w. spere) Chauc. C. t. 1642;
beore La^. 25590; a. r. 198; Alis. 1821.
bere, ASax. bere, OJcei. barr, Go(A. *bariB, iear, barley,
Wr. voc 264.
bem (for *berern) bam, vis. P. P. 13646; Wid. gloss. 7;
berne (dot.) Goto. conf. am. 1, 162; Chauc. C. L 3258;
(ace.) Orm. 10487.
bfire, ASax. Cge-)baere (?X Oi^z-M. b^re, OSax. (gi-)
biri, OSOerm. (ge-)b&re (geattts, habitus), noise, cry, Rob.
Qlmc. 208, 13; Will, gloss. 215; Oaw. gloss. 368; (da<.)
Kath. 2370; ant. ^rfA. 10, 8; an wanii men mid mine
bfire owl arid night. 923; (ace.) Alis. 650; comaf. of mas.
623 ; nbo makie sich t b€re 3fan min pi. 123; beare (occ.)
ioS- 28163*; compos, ibgre.
bfire? ODutck baere? Olcel. b&ra? bore? wave; bfires,
beares, bieres {pi.) Lot,. 1341*; 28077*; 28625*
b^re? ASax. baere (ferem)? MHGerm. (ge-)baerei'
compos. Srindebsre.
bere, cmp. LGerm. bure, bear, tick, {ace.) Chauc. b.
duck. 254; compos. pilwcbEre.
beren, ASax. beran, beoran, beara Bout. cb. gloss.,
OSax. OHGerm. beran, OFris. Olcel. bera, Goth, bairan,
LaL ierre, Gr. (p^psiv, ^ear, a. r. 230; Ilartak. met. t. 88;
bere Percev. 190; beren child Orm. 2031; bere fala wit-
nease vis. P.P. 1044; beoreniTflfA. 2491 ; beore.^/(s. 771 ;
buere Wr. spec. 104; (he) berip {pres. tnd.) Hoed. 4, 15;
bdren 61
pet bered hevi brunie a. r. 382 ; berp fert, Wict. glo8i. 7;
bered ferunt, owl and night. 1370; berip Wicl. gloss.; we
beoren (jtree. subj.) a. r. 382 jbeoren/cpantwr, iTa^A. 1949;
bar (j»-e<. indie) Orm. 12615; Brand. 20; Chauc. C. L
L05; Eglam. 340; Marie pat bar pat blisful bam via.
P. P. 884 ; to herte him bar (struck, for berede ?) Eglam.
324; into pe brest he him bar Tor. 1614; bar, bear
Irfij. 1180; 1825; ber a. r. 368; Wr. p. a. 248; (pou)
bgre via. P. P. 1749; (pe^) baeren Orm. 7576; beren
Kath. 2496; beeren Mand. 172; hue beren buem so swipe
hfi^e Wr. spec. 106; til pei becre l^ves via. P. P. 2749;
here {pr^. subj.) Bek. 193; berande (pres. part.') Alia,
5109; boren (pret. part) harrow. 196; s. s. Wr. 73; bom
Mand. 274; Chauc. C. t. 980; compoa. a-, at-, for-, i-, up-
beren; deriv. baere, barm.
bSren, ASax. (ge-)baeran (ae gerere) Orein'a gloas.,
ODutck baeren (clamare) Kil. diet., 08ax. (gi-)barian
Schm. glosa., hear, behave: mi aelve so to here (mw». w.
liire) Wr. spec. 93; so bnldh pei pern b6re {r. w. f6re)
Triam. 1506; bSre cry, Halliw. diet. 166; Hartak. met
(. 99; hire (r. w. wire = wSre) move violently f HalUw.
du^. 145; compos, ib^ren.
berere bearer, Mand. 83.
berj, ASax. berg, beorg, OSax. OFris. OHGerm. berg,
OTceL biarg, bergh, mount, Ga,w. gloss. 368; bergh vis.
P. P. 3666; beoruh Wr. voc 92; berh^e (borewe) {dat.)
£03. 12311.
berje, .4Saa;. berge, OHGerm. berga; compoa. berberje.
b e r 36 n , ASom. beorgan, OSax. OHGerm. bergan,
Olcel. biarga, Gotk. bairgau, protect, preserve, sace, rel.
ant. 1, 208; ber^ben Orm. 1558; bargh (pret.) rel. ant.
1, 22; borsben {part.) Orm. 3248; compoa. iber^en.
berhles, yrowi berjen, salvation, Orm. 5116.
berie, beri, ASax. bene, berige, OHOei-m. beri, berry,
r^morum", prompt, pare. 32i berien (pi.) a. r. 276; beryes
Mand. 168; beris Wr. $. a. c. 7().
berien, ASax. berian, OTcel. berja, OHGerm. perian,
bear, strike, a. r. 188*; wip k spare . . . purgh pe herte here
Chauc. C. t. 2258; as hit on ehe her sA strikes the eye,
Kath. 1056; berid (pret.) went, Wid. gloas.
bgril, Gr. ^p-AXn^, beryl, Wr. spec. 25; WaH. hist.
2, 42...
4*
L ,-<,::..GOOgIf
63 berliug
. berling young bear, dep. of S. 16, 4.
berme, ASoic. bearme, beonne, ODutch berme, banue,
from beren, barm, tfeast, Wi: voe. 258; Orm. 997; 'rd.
songs 7, 38; Ckauo. C. t. 12741.
berten bert, sweat? i bert in bedde rel. atU. 2, 211.
berwe, ASax. beam {nemus, lucus), shade ^uvtbracu-
lum", prompt, pare.
b 6 s an t (besaunt), OFr. besant, MHGerm. bisant,
byzantine coin, Chauc. r. r. 1106; Wid. gloss. 7; be^sanz
(pi.) Orm. 8102; besans Alis. 1572.
besme, A8ax. besma, OHOerm. besemo, besom, broom,
Wid. gloss. 7; besme (besim) prompt.parv. 33; besum Wr.
voc. 235.
best, OFr. beate, beast, a. r. 53; Brand. 31.
beatlich beastly, a. r. 58.
bfistinge, ASax. basting, from *bfist, ASair. beost,
OHOerm. biost, beasting, „colostram^, prompt, parv. 33.
bet, ASasB. OFris. Olcel. bet {for bets), OSace. bet,
bat, OHGerm. baz, {comparat.) better, mdim, a. r. 416;
■eis. P. P. 12738; Chauc. C. t. 242; Octov. 1191; Hoed.
1, 178; best, ASax. betst, ■ (supcrfut.) Chauc. C. t. 535.
bgt?
h&ias, cmp. Olcel. beitioss, and, for as, windas, whip-atafff
Rob. Br. M. 3, 396.
bfite, ASax. b4te, OHGerm. bieze. Lot. bdta, beet, Wr.
voc. 190.
bStel, ASax. bStel, beotel, bttel, MHGerm. b6;e],
beetle, Halliw. diet. 169; betil viaUetis, prompt, pare.' Zi;
bltil m-. poc. 180.
bitelbrowed beede-browed, vis. P. P. 2851.
bfiten, ASax. betau, boeta Bout. ev. gloss., OFris. b4ta,
Olcel. baeta, OSax. Goth, botjaii, OHGerm. puozen, from
h6ie,'beet {b'.at), amend, repair, expiate, La^. 25977; a. r.
92; Orm. 4440; Bob. Glouc. 291, 14; s. s. Web. 2123;
b£te Amad. Robs. 4, 9: beteii alle owre bruchen Kath.
1406; to bfite pe siiimes harrow. 229; oare serewes to
bfite tTr. spec. 89; b6te ]iis iiMe Alis. 5065; ?W. nn(.
2, 278; bete {appease) his hunger vis. P. P. 2255; iiettes
bSte CAaiw;. C. ^ 3925; fires b4te 2255 (see Gt: wb. 2,
572); h^tte {pret) Kath. 1210; pat her bales bgtte U
beaits disc. 2088; ah 4ver me pat fflr bfitte £«5. 2862;
greet fuir pei under b€tten Chavc. C. t. 12446: b^t {for
.L,oo.^lc
Mten 53
beted) {part.) Wr. spec. 30; bett Tmtmb. 76i; i brighte
fir wel bett Percev. 439; cmipos. ib6teii.
beten? MHGerm. b6?eii (prc(. b6?te)? beat; bStte (for
bet?) fpret.) H^tci. gloss. 7; );m. P. P. 5963 {Wkitaker's
edit, has bet); bett fsumbr. 310; bett (part.) Mar. mir.
pi. 153.
betere, ASax. betera, Ooth. batiza, OHGerm. beziro,
{cotnpar.) better, melior, a. r. 310; owl and night. 713;
Wr. spec. 28; betre chron. of Engl. 382; bettre vts. P.P.
22''.5; beter (bettur) Chauc. C. t. 258; it. of T. 320;
beste, ASax. betsta, OHOenn. bezesto, (superlat.) best, Bek.
1447; |>at w6re noght pe beste (optimum) via. P.P. 225l>.
beute, Fr. beaute, beauty, Mand. 12; Ckauc. C. t. 2387-
bever, ASax. b^'ofer, OHGei-m. bibiir. beaver, Ckauc.
C. t 274.
beveren, cotmected with bivieuy bever, shake; mani
knightes shoke ami bevered for ^grenes Robs. met. rom.
gloaa.; his beveren (Jor bevereiid?) bent ant. Arik. 28, 6;
wjp beverine kikkes Craw, gloss. 368.
bi, be, A$ax.. OSax. OHGerm. bi, be, Goth bi, by.
pe qu^ne pat bi («by") pe stod Wr. spec. 70; he t&s
((dies) pe knight bi pe awire Perceo. 790; bi nijte
Bek. 59; bi eche sidt! Brand. 22' iioht ne ma^ pe man
bi braed al &ne libben Orm. 11344; pe wuned bi (in)
westeii Kath. 591; seid uvel bi (of) h\\ oder a. r. 86;
al swa hit is bi (leitk) mine songe owl and night. 1371;
and dude al bi (after) bis rgde Bek. 169; pe castel be
po £ee Tor. 871 ; be [ye welle Octnu. 327; be cause Mand.
16; 46; 48; be middai Atid. 75.
biafteo abaft, ieAtW, biafteii, biaefteri, baefteu in^. 7570;
16077: 26927; bafteu Orm. 14688; baftes? Iwd. Cov. 180.
bibleden cover tcith blood; bibled (part.) a. r. 118*;
Skoreh. 87; Chauc. C. t. 2004; bebledd Mand. 3.
beblotten blot, rt«i»t, Chauc. Troll. 2119.
bibUjen decline, avoid, flee; bibaeh (pret.) La^,. 8193;
bibujen 27965.
biburien bury, Lut,. 1043tj; a. r. 216; biburiede (pret.)
Kath. 2227.
bicacchen catch, deceive; bikaht (part.) Orm. 12288;
bicaught Alit. 4815; bicwugbt s. s. Web. 218S.
becalien, call on, challenge, accuse, Gaw. gloss. 367; Iw. 491 ;
Rob. Br. 257; <mt. Arth. 32, 7.
i^vGoogle
54 bi
biclaggen, Qerm. teklecken? biclagged „heiimeared'*, Gawi
ffloss. 368.
bicleopien accuse, a. r. 344; bicliped (part.) Bek. 365;
bicloped owl and night. 550.
bicluppen embrace, a. r. 90; beclippe Gow. covf. am. 2,
95; Mand. 52; biclippide {pret.) Wid. gloss.
bicMsen enclose; biclfised (part.) a. r. 378; bicluaet
Kath. 59 a
bicWten clovt, patch; bicbite {prea. imper.) a. r. 316.
bicume ?
bicumelicbe becomingly, rel. ant. 1, 131.
bicumen become, come to, advenire, evenire, a. r. 64; and
Cristene wommait bicome B(lc. 40; bicumep (pres.) owl
and night. 271; bicomes „bejit8". Gate, gloss. 368; bicom
{pret.) a. r. 3161 Kaih. 1563; harrow. 48; bicam vis.
P. P. 3461 ; becam Mand. 231 ; |)er wiste non wher he
.'becam <Tt>w>. conf. am. 2, 120; bicumen {part.) a. r, 340;
bicome W'3,1. gloss. 215.
bichermen scream at: hi me bichermep and bigredep ovil
and night. 279.
bicherren deceive, a. r. 368; bicharren (bicheorre) La'7^.
969; 5355; bicherde (pret.) Kath. 1188; bicherd (pari)
a. r. 224; bicharrid rel. ant. 2, 211.
bidaelen derive; bidaeted (jjar(.) Orm. 4677 ; bidSIed
(bidealed) £03. 26026.
bidaffen render foolish or eUly: bep nought bidaffed Chaac
C. t. 9067.
bida^^en splash; bidagged (part.) Alis. 5485. .
bidelven hury, HaUiw. diet. 173; bedolven (part.) Ckauc.
lioet. 5; bedolve Will, gloss. 215.
bidSne, cmp. Ihttck bijeen, LGerm. binSne, togdher, Orm.
4793; Wr. p. s. 342; ffavel. 2841; Min. 15; Rob. Br.
45, 26; bedSne ant. Arth. 24, 6; Mar. mir. pi. 117;
pus Bcin pei alle bed^ne Eglam. 1128-
bididren delude, Orm. 15891; pe d^fel hafdo hem al
bididred & forblended 19138.
bidravelen, LGerm. bedrabbeln, slaver, dirty; bidraveled
(paH.) vis. P. P. 2860; bedrabilid prompt, paro.
bedroppen bedrop, Gow. conf. am. 3, 254.
bidutteii shut up: daer pu biat feste bidytt gr. 27.
bidwelien? bewilder, lead astray; heo bidweolied simple
men a. r. 128; as he bedweoled w§re Kath. 1268.
..L.oo^^lc
bieode went arownd. Lot,. 1188; bijMe Skorek. 1 46 ;
bieoden tended ? Katk. 1614.
bifallen befall; bivalled (pres.) a. r. 296; bitSi {pret.) via.
P. P. 11; hit biful Bat. 219; bifalle (paH) La3.2713B«.
bifaugen lake; biffing {pret.) jta^. 829-
bifiDden find; bivond (pret.) Rob. Glotic. 267, 22; bifunden
(part.) Orm. 748.
bifleon jlee; biflfi {prea. s«hj.) Skoreh. 36.
bifolden /oW in; bifolde (patt) lai le fr. 172.
bivon contain, a. r. 76.
bitbrdu before, Orm. 117; Wr, spec. 24; bivoren a. »-,I90;
bsforii Mand. 325; Amad. Roh». 28, 11.
bifulea defle, polliite, a. r. 128; beflid (part) Halliw. did,.
bigalen charm; bigiMen {p>-et.) Lai,. 19256.
higalven frighten? |)at liors was swift as ilni swftlwo, no
mati might pat hors begalwe Ell. rmn. 2, 171.
big4n bfgo, surroan'l, beset, adorn; bigaed {prea.) La^^.
11194; mid guide bigon {part) 24598; pe erpe it is,
wbicb ^yer mo wip mannes labour is bego Gow. eonf. am.
1, 152; wel bego;i C/iauc. r. r. 580; (wip) wo was pis
wrecched womman p6 bigooii C. t. 5338; woo begon is be
Tor. 1873.
bigapen gape at; bigapede {pret.) Kath. 1262.
bigilen beguUe, Horn 328 ; bigiled (prea.) a. r. 330 ;
bi^uled Katk. 1054: bigited (part.) via. P. P. 12662;
bigiled, bigaled a. r. 268; 370.
bigin? OHGerm. bigin? beginning; bigunne (aoo.) Hick.
then. 1, 226.
biginnen begin, Kath. 281; Orm. 7822; Chauc. C. t. 42;
Mginne (prea.) owl and night. 1454; bigan (pret.) 44;
(pou) bigonne via. P. P. 3450; ha bigunnen Katk. 294;
hegonnen Mand. 41; bigunnen (part) Orm. 7823; be-
gonnen Mand. 40 ; bigonne Shorek. 58.
biginning beginning, Kath. 290; Orm. 706.
bigmTen bury; bigraven (part.) HaUiw. diet. 174; begrave
Qou). eonf. am. I, 189.
bigrSden cry at, beweep; bigrfidep (pres.) owl atid night.
279; begredde (pret.) Hailiw. dia. 159; bigradden .diw. 5175.
bigripen comprehend, indudei begripep (pres.) Gow. conf.
am. 3, 102; bigripen chaatiae, censure, rel. ant. 1, 220;
Crist hem bigr&p of y&^re woh Orm. 17861; bigripen
iptitt.) 19867.
=dbvGoogIe
56 , bl
bigrippen? grasp; bigripte {pret.) Oaw. gloss.
bigrowen overgrow; bigrowe (part.) Otol and night. 27;
Gow. conf. am. 2, 358.
blgurdel girdle to carry money, a. r. 124; blgirdel prompt.
parv. 51; bigirdles {pi.) via. P. P. 5072.
bigurden begird; bigurt (pres.) a. r. 378; bigerte {pret.)
Shoreh. 51; bigirt {paH.) HaUiw. did. 174,
bi^eoiid beyond; bijend Wr. an. lit. 5; bijunde Brand. 3.
bijeonden beyond. Lay 29149; bi3ende, bijonde Wicl.
gloss. 9; Bob. Glouc. 181; bijoiiden Ow*. 10603; s. a.c. 8.
hiv^ite ()iig?:te) begetting, Ilalliw. diet. 172; 174j „progeny",
WiU. gloss. 216; gain, Wr. p. s. 200! bisaete {ace.) Orm.
16835; for paere muchele bijaete (bijeate) Lnj. 609;
bi^eate obtaining, a. r. 166; bijeate (bi^fite) Kaih. 472;
bigate booty, Alts. 2138.
bi3eten beget, obtain, procure, Katk. 1633; begeten Em. 44;
bijete owl and night. 1627 ; bijiteii Lot,. 17987 ; a. r. 142 ;
bijet {pret.) 160; bijat Brand. 24; bigat Orm. 13986;
WUl gloss. 215; bijeten {part-) Laz- 15792; Orm. 1645;
8. s. Web. 1066; bisute Bek. 119.
bihalden fccAoW, 0«n. 15663; bihalde Iw. 1426; bibolden
a. r. 54; bihelde s. s. Web. 744; bibalt (pres.) a. r. 214;
TTiW. j(o«s. 7; biheold {pret.) Kath. 744; bibeeld vis.
P. P. 25; bihfild Bek. 709; bihgWen £^orA. 741 ; beboldeu
{part.) Mand. 13; erl of T. 358; beholdin (be holdini')
or boundin prompt, parv. 28; i am beholde {beholden,
bound) Gow. conf. am. 3, 354.
blbalfe see half; on ml behalfe {for balfe) on my behalf,
Chauc. TroU. 2550; on goddes bebalve Mand. 225.
bihangen bekang, hang fov,nd; bihongen {part.) La^. 36S7 ;
biboDge Alts. 201.
bibangien hang round; bebonged {part.) WilL gloss. 216;
bihenged Orm. 951.
bih&8 behest, Alis. 7840*.
bih&t«n promise, bih&tea, bihaeten Z^i^, 6605; 11302; bi-
hoten (bib&ten) a. r. 6; behotin prompt paro. 29 ; behoten,
bih^te Wid. gloss.; i bibote vis. P. P. 3398; Ckauc. C. 1.
1856; i behSte Mar. mir. pi. 15' (he) biMt a. r. 6; (beol
bihoted 430; Jiei behoteii Mand. 251; bihSihte (bihehte)
{pret.) Lay 1263; bih4t a. r. 176; Kath. 415; Orm. 5674;
bjbist Wm. gloss.; Wid. gloss.; bihighte vis. P. P. 2603;
behfiighte Mar. mir.pl. 20; pu bihfit Orm. 7621; ye bi-
.L,oo.^lc
bl 67
blghte Chauc. C. t 11639; bih&ten {part.) Kath. 75(i;
Ortn. 13823; bihoten a. r. 182; Wid. gloss.
bihfitinge promise, Wid. gloss.
bibayen (behave) behave, Flor. 1567.
bihMen (bihgde) heed, guard, owl and night 035; bihSdde
rel. ant. 2, 225; his nest iio^t wel lie lie bih^dde owl
and night. 102; pe ting hit wel bihSdde regarded? La'^.
19046.
bihefdeo behead, Kath. 2273; bih^vedid, bihMid (part.)
Wid. gloss.
bibelden („biheoIden") perfundere, Kath. 1400.
bihemmen hem: bibemmen and bilegge owl and night. 672.
bibfeit hehest, promise, WUl. gloss. 215; Mar. mCr, pi. 15;
bihSst, bihfete Wid. gloss. 8; bibfiste «. r. 208; Bek. 1406
Chauc. C. t 4461; {dat.) Mand. 1; vis. P. P. 14160
(ace.) Za^. 1263.
bibfive, ASax. behefe, vsejul, profitable, a. r. 158; 176.
bih€ve, A8ax. behfife, gain, profit, a. r. 96; 230; td hare
bih^ve s. s. Wr. 2301.
bihiuden behind, Orm. 401 ; Bek. 1374; bihiiide rel. ant. 1, 183.
bihof, ASax. OFris. behof, Germ, behfif, behoof, profit,
use; bibove (bihofe) (dal.) La^. 1050; to his owene bihove
a. r. 70; servep to our behove transact. 19, 330.
behoffol useful, hist. Edw. IV. 13.
behdfllchpr(y?(a6Zc, beboveli „opportuniis", prompt, paro. 29 ;
Chauc Trail. 1353.
bihofpe, OFris. bihofte, behoof, (dot.) Roh. Glouc. 26, 18;
(„bi6fpe") L03. 4376*; bihofte (dat.) P. P. p. 540.
bihoven, ASax. behofian (indigere), OFris. bihdvia, behove,
Wid. gloss. 8: bihofej) (pres.) Orm. 16706; bibovej) via.
P. P. 11994; pe bibovej godes helpe SAo»-eA. 95; behovip
Tor. 162; behoves s. s. Wr. 1545; lie. 3022; bfis 1085;
2768; 3023: bihovede (pret.) a. r. 394; hir bihoved per
to bide Perceo. 2228; biid Mm. 20.
bihon behang, hang round, La3. 5620.
bihaden conceal; bihud (paH.) a. r. 100.
bianen within, Orm. 6292; biiineii lut jearen La'^. 221;
binne Shoreh. 40; bin /w>. 1214.
bijapeu trick, dupe; bijapep ci: P, P. 91; bijaped (part.)
Chauc. C.t. 1587; i shal bejaped been & pousand time more
pan pat fool Trail. 531; god wol iiogbt be bigiled ne
bijaped vis. P. P. 12663.
:,,G00glf
bikennen acquaint, commend, oomrmt, Havel. 1268; bikenne
{prea.) Will, gloss. 215; bekeii Amad. Robs. 32, lis i bi-
kenne |iee Crist »m. P. P- {)S0; bikenneii Oaw. gloss. 368 ;
bikende (joret) ibid.; his modir in k^ping to [)ehebekende
HalliiB. did. 160.
bikn&wen recognize, acknowledge; bikiiowL'u lUch. 4476;
vis. P. P. 407, s. s. Web. 2689; Gow. conf. am. 1, 62;
biknowe Ckauc. C. t. 5306; (pres.) Qaw. gloss. 369; yif
i beknowe mi name Amis 1270; bekn^w (pret.) Ckauc.
I. g. w. 1056; (pei) biknowe vis. P. P. 13251; bikn&we
(part.) Halliii). diet 175; bekiiowen Oato. gloss. 367;
biknowe vis. P. P. 12120.
bilaefen (biiaeven) leave, relinquish, La^- 2254; bileaven
a. r. 340; bil^TC Will gloss. 215; h&Xky^ Halliw. diet. 161;
biiaeven be left, remain, La-^. 1055; biWen Orm. 8380;
bilSve lt<A. dlotic. 14, 22; s. s. Web. 48; Ckauc. C. t.
10897; Jtftn. 10; l»ei ...sbule wi|) Sathanas bil^ven
karrow. 231; bl^vin prompt, parv. 3^; hit bileaved in his
Bficnesse a. r. 360; beMves ant, Arih. 38, 6; bilaefde (jorrf.)
La-7,. 1613: bilSfde a. r. 372; biWte jf>«ffr«j. 1885; beiafte
HaUiv). diet. 160; blfifde {Bblfifede") Octov. 507; bil6fed
(^ar<.) Ortn. 8914: bileaved a. r. 168; bilfived .4Iw. 5310.
bilaggen splash; liplaggid (part) prompt parv. 29; [fr.
poc. 173.
bilahen? /aw^A at; biloj (pret.) Skoreh. 102; bilowe
Bot. Giowc. 299, 4.
bilangen belong; belonge Goto. conf. am. 2, 351.
bilappen lap about, wrap wp; hilapped (part.) Own. 14267;
s. t. Web. 2210; Amis 1014; bilepped a. r. 100.
belasten load, charge; betast {part.) Halliw. diet. 161.
bileave belief, a. r. 2; bileeve Chauc. C. t. 3456; bi]eve
Beh. 30; b3leve Mand. 131.
bilefen (beleve) ieiwe, Mand. 53 ; bilefde (prrf.) Lai,. 2856«.
bileggen (bilegge) 6eZ«y, oyil and night. 672; pe baere wiis
bilejd wip baeten gold Ortn. 8i67.
bilejen 6cZ»e; bilie vis. P. P. 3302; witnesses t'alae uiiil
fele bilowen (pret.) bine Shoreh. 84; bilowen (part.') a. r.
68; WW. P. P. 922.
bilenge belonging, Orm. 2230.
bilif (bilife ?), amp. OHGerm. bilibi ()«'c(m.»), /iwmt)', aiwfa-
TMFKce, /owi, ffmifi. So/, a. Sat 229; bilive fio6. Gloac.
496, 8; (ace.) yi's. P. P. 13426; bileove (ace) a. r. 168.
M 59
billfen remom; bilaef (pret.) Orm. 2391.
biliggen beaiege, iaj. 506; bilai {prei.) 8719; Rob. Glouc.
19, 13; belein (^part.) Gow. conf. am. 1, 338 i bilain lain
WJttA, Flor. 1071; his doughtir pat was bilain Rick. 1119.
bilimien diamember, iaj. 29364; bilimen Rob. 6l<mc. 301 ;
bilimea Kalh. 2160; a. r. 360; bitimeden (prrt.) HalUw.
diet. 175.
bilimpeo happen, Orm. 11086; bHamp (pret.) 1929; bi-
lumpen (paH.) 2905.
bilinnen (bilinne) cease. Gam. 553; blinnen Om?». 4505;
blinne WiU. glogg. 216; Oaw. ffloas. 369; T^r. j). ». 212;
3far. mir. j^ 3; blan (pret.) 'Degree. 1117; ouow. ArVi.
58, 11.
blianunge ceasing, (dat.) Kath. 1694.
bildken ioo4 at, behold, Orm. 2917; biloked (prea.) a. n
132; beloked (paH.) Octov. 1046.
biluvien fccZtwe, like, La^. 921; and if pou wilt... biiove
pe antonges lewed men vis. P. P. 4254; ^if bit eow bi-
loved Lot,. 989; biluvede (pret) 375; beloved (part.)
ffow, com/", am. 2, 273; 80 wel beloved Chauc. C. t. 1431.
bilUken lockup, endose; bilouken Shoreh. 121; billlken
{pres.) Orm. 12126; bilSk (pret.) owl and niijht. 1079;
biloken (port.) a. r. 160; rel. s&ngs 7, 68; beloke Halliw.
diet. 162; biloke 176.
bilurten, ASax. belyrtan, deceive; bilirten rd. ant. 1,217;
bilurt {part.) a. r. 280*.
bimasen amaze, bewilder; bimased (part.) a. r. 270; and
lefte us liinge ... al bemased in iL soune (swoon) ChesL
pi. 2, 93.
bimeldeD, Germ, bemelden, denounce, betray; binielde (pres.
subj.) Wr. an. lA. 3.
bim^nen (bim^ne) mean, signify, HMiw. diet. 163; Havel.
1259; what J»is motels bimenep via. P. P. 414; bira^De
bemoan, complain, Rob. Olouc. 490, 24; ])erfore we ne
bimenep pe no^t Bek. 983; (pei) bimenep via. P.P.9912i
bimSnte (pret.) signified, 12108.
bimolen spot, vis. P. P. 8907,
. bimonen bentoan; bemoonid (part.) Halliw. diet. 163.
bimoruen bemoum; bimonieden (pret.) Wid. gloaa.
bineoden beneath, a. r. 304; biueode (benipe) La'^. 1325;
binepen Orm. 10729; benepen Mand. 158; binepen, bi-
nepe Wid. gloss. 8; binepe Wr. treat. 132.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
60 h\
binimeii take aviay, deprive, a. r. 194; chron. of Engl
Sfl2 ; bioime Wid. gloat. 8 ; binirn {pren. imper.) a, a. Wr.
705; biuom (pret.) La'^. 26112; benftme Gaw. gloss. 367;
biuumen {part.) Orm. 7299; binomen via. P. P. 1998;
Chauc. r. i: 1509.
bipSchen deceive, La^. 5301 ; rd. ant. 1, 1801 bip4ht
(part.) ret. aotiga 5, 128.
bipenneii pen up; bipenued (part.) a. r. 94.
bipiliiii peel; bipiled (part.) a. r. 148.
biquoHben quash; biqiiashed (pret.f) via. P. P. 12574.
biquejien bequeatlu „legare'*, }>rt»npt. parv. 31; biqued
(bicwa[)) (pret.) Lar^. 9190; biqtia|) Oam. 99; biquef^en
(part.) cr. P. P. 814.
biquide begueat, Itoh. QltMC. 381, 9.
biraedeu (biivadeii) adoiae, covnael, La^. 31072; birMe
Hartah. mt. t 98; biradde (bireadde) Ipret.) Katk. 1237;
biredde Skoreh. 124; biraddeii chron. of Engl. 40.
bireafleii bereaoe; biraevieii (bireave) La',. 30311; bjreve
via. P. P. 4293; bireaved (prea.) a. r. ISO; biraevede
(jpret.) La^. 8801; bireafde 102*; birfift Will, gloas. 216;
biraefed (part.) Orm. 2832; bir€ved owl and night 120;
Wr. apec. 101; bir&ft Halliw. diet. 177.
bir^eii make ready, Lar^. 4198,
bireineii hernia, rain upon; biiine Horn 11; bireined
(part.) a. r. 344; Wicl. gloaa.; bereinid „complutiai*',
prompt, pari!.
bireiineii run to; biarnde iprtt.) La^. 26776.
bireoweii repent., Oim. 450G; birewe via. P. P. 7930;
birue? pitijf Wr. li-eat. 139.
bireaunesse pity, (ace.) a. r. 66. .
bireowsen repent, Orm. 8800 ; lireusi (nbirensi" is a
mistake) Shoreh. 43.
bireousunge repentance, a. r. 372.
birideii ride round, La^.
birinneii >-uh round; biurnen (pr^.) La^. 26066; (pari)
1233.
bisOMe proverb, (dat.) a. r. 88.
bischadwen shade; bischa^lewep (pres.) s. a. Web. 586;
beshaded {pa)-t) Qow. conf. am. 2, 109.
biscliedeii beaprinkle; bischedde (pret.) Wicl. gloss.
bischiueu beakine; bisiduep (prea.) Orm. 18851; bei>hiDe|i
Oow. conf. am. 3, 242.
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bischlten beshite; bisbiten (pari.") Alig. 5486.
bischrSwe heshrew, deprave, hlame, curse; bischrfiwe (preg.)
Chauc. C. t. 0427; biahrewip WicL gloss. 8; bisher^wed
(jjrrt.) vis. P. P. 2418; beshrewed {part) Gow. conf. am.
I, 76; j)is world is al beshrSwed Hardw. poem 46, 2;
beacherdwd Avd. 32.
bischutten ahvt up, indose; bishetten (pret.) vis. P. P.
1308; bbhett (part) Alia. 5765; beshet CAawc. T. (. 4488;
Octov. 1280.
bisSchen beseech: nu ich mot bistohen pat piug pat ich
aer forhowede La^. 3494; and swa habbed EiigUsce men
flreicunde atbeolden (r. atholden), pat weiiftvere(iiaevere?)
seodden bisteben hit no (ne?) miht€n31672; jmscholdest
bisScben me cosses a. r. 102; his&keJi Haoel. 299 i.bis&ciis
ipres.) Katk. 2375; pw. P. P. 580 ; Alia. 4631 ; .Vanrf. 310;
bieseeche (n w. speeche) Chavc. I. rj. w. 1622; biseeke
(r. to. meeke) C. t. 14652; besSke lud. Cov. 12i); biseh^
owl and night. 1437; bisohte (prel.') Kath. 2395; bisoughte
Percev. 2144: bisouhten a. r. 230; bisolit {paH.) \Vr.
spec. 72; biaoiiht a. r. 234.
biseching beseeching, prayer, Wid. gloss.
bisgmen 6e8e«»,6e/(; bisemep(p»-e«.) cr. P.P. 116; bis^mez
OatD. gloss. 369; bis^men Wid. gloss. ^\ besemen, bisSme „ap-
pear", WHl. gloss. 215; biafimede (^»e(,) appeared, a. r. 148.
blsen short-sighted? Halliw. diet. 178; pn art blind dper
bisne (r. bisen) owl and night. 243.
bisenchen sink, a. »•. 400; bisenken Orm. 19690; bisencte
[pret.) a. r. 334*.
bisenden send to; bisende (p-et.) Rob. GIokc. 524; bisent
Rob. Jh: 309.
biseon besee, see to, j>rovitle, array, adorn, a. r. 344; biseo
Bek. 106; bisen s. s. Wtb. 507; hiseo {pres. svbj.) owl
and night. 1270; bisai (pret.) Rob. Glove. 192; pe due
bisaeh a Brenne Lai,. 4907 ; besein (part.) Gow. conf.
am. 1, 341; biaeye vis. P. P. 14329; Hoccl. 1, 142; so
richeli biaeye Chauc. C. t. 8860.
bisetteii (bisette) beset, apply, vis. P. P. 3000; bisetten
{pret.) „engrajied'', W id. gloss. 8; and bisette pis schip
al aboate Brand. 21; biset {paH.) a. r. 58; Kath. 1578;
Orm. 8169; pou hast wel beset nd god Odav. 956.
bcsewen sew around; besewed {part.) Will, gloss.
; {ace.) H. zei
be8i3t provision; besijte {ace.) If. zeitsehr. 11, 298.
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bisitten (bisitte) sit, va. P. P. 1164.
bislabereu beslobber (slaver); bislabered {part.) via. P. P.
3257.
bismar, ASax. bismer, bismor, OflQerm. bismer, disgrace,
shaiiie, reproach, scorn, Rob. Glouc. 12, 7; pe JW bismar
haveJ idon Lai^. 4403; bismare (dat.) Alts. 648; CAowc,
C. t. 3963 ; lauhweii him to bismare a. r. 270 ; bismare {aec.)
llalliw. diet 178; bismarea [pi.) vis. P. P. 13545; bi-
smere {dot.) Kath. 551; vis. P.P. 2651; Halliw. dicLlJS.
bismerven besmear-, bismeoruwed (part.) a. r. 214.
bismitten, ODutch besmetten, OHOerm. bismiz/en, dirty;
bismitted [part.) a. r. 214.
bismotereu, cmp. LGerm, besmaddeni, dirty; bismoterud
(pari) Chauc. C. t 76.
bismudden dirty; bismuddet (part.) a. r. 214*.
bianfiwen besnow; bisnewed (part) via. P. P. 9830 i 6ov).
conf. am. 1. 111.
bisoilen soU; bisoiled (part.) Shoreh. 108.
bisoken request; bisocne (dat.\ Lar^. 30219*; (acc^ a. r.
376; ac poru bisokne of pe king delayed it was 3iite
hob. Glove. 495, 7.
bispeken bespeak, discuss; bispeke (parL) owl and niffhL
1736; 36 babbep among ^u... bispeke p&t Home Bek. 919.
bispel example, owl and night. 127.
bisperren lock up; bisparred (prea.' a. r. 94*; bisperede
(preL) vis. P. P. 9904.
bispeten (bisp^te) bespit, Wid. gloss. 8; bispSted (pres.)
a. r. 288; bispatten (pret) Wid. gloss.; bispet, bispat
(part.) ibid.
bispitten (bispitte) bespit, Wid. gloss.
bespr^den bespread; besprad (pret.) Chauc. fi. a. I. 266;
bespred (part.) k. of T. 762.
bisprengen besprinkle; biaprenge (pres.]) Kob. Olouc.l2S,5;
bisprengde (pret.) Halliw. diet. 179; bispreinde Wid.
gloss. 8; bispreind, bispreint (paH.) ibid.; al bespreint
wip bloode Lidg. m. p. 91.
bistanden stand about, surround; bistant (pres.) owl and
night. 1436; bistode (pret.) Will, gloss. 216; biatonden
(part) a. r. 264; bistoiiden mid bunden LaT^. 30323.
bistaren stare at; bistarede (pret.) Katk. 309.
bisteden? OHGerm. pistaten (constituere), bestead, place;
bestedd ,(/?«)■(,) rWowi. 1461 ; bestad n'^'''^'^''*^'^''^"; Gaw.
bl ■ 68
gloas. 368; Cham. C. t. 5069; Hood. \, 129; lud. Gov.
329; wofulli bestad (?oio. amf. am. 1, 198; hwoii wc beod
so bistaded (?) a. r. 264.
bisteken shvt, a. r. 62.
bistelen steal away. Lot,. 9756; bistal (prH.) 28422.
bisteppea meet, overtakef bistepped (part.) a. r. 174.
bistfire bettir, AIL^. 6837; Qow. conf. am. 3, 295.
bistowe hestow, Shoreh. 95; via. P. P. 4622; Chaw,. C. t.
3979.
biatriden bestride, LaT,. 28020; biatridej) vis. P.P. n.'>25;
bestrod (pret.) Tor. 504.
biswiken decewe, betray, Lo't,. 754; a. r.224; Orm. 11678;
Alia. 4609; beswike Horn 296; Rich. 5918; a. ». Weh.
2500; Jtob.lir. 273; biswAk {preL) L03. 14864; biawiken
( part.) a. r. 54 ; Wr. spec. 46 ; bisuike Rob. Gloiic. 272, 24.
biswinken procure, produce by labour; biawioken ipres.)
via. P.P. 10574; biswonke (pre*.) 14510; beswonke (jKtrt.)
Halliw. diet. 169.
bitaecben aaxign, commit, Orm. 6126; bitSclien La^. 5314;
a. r. 300; biteche WM. gloss. 216; Crist i pe biMche
Horn 577; beteiche itfar. mir.pl, 62; bitahte {prct.) La'T,.
247; Kaik. 608; Orm. 14774; betauste a. s. IIV,. 324;
betaughte Chaw:, r. r. 4438; pe ring pat i him bitauglite
Percev. 2156; biteijte -Bei. 1827 ; bitausteu Wicl. gloss. 8;
bitaht (part.) Wr. spec. 42; bitaujt Wdl. gloss. 216;
biteiht a. r. 166.
bitaken (betake) betake, commit, ddiver, La^. 3542*;
Wid. gloss. 8; s. a. Wr. 30; i bitake Okauc. V. t. 3748;
bitoc (bitok) (pret.) Laz- 22464- Rob. Glouc. 183; Will.
gloss. 216; Wid. gloss. 8; s. s. Wr. 412; Ckauc. C. t.
12469; betoke T<m: 2250; bitaken {part.) Wicl. gloss.
bit^neii bitohen, signify, Orm. 919; bitocned {prea^ a. r.
170; bitoknede {pret) Rob. Glouc. 288, 7; pat he waa
lord and king of Itinges wel bitokiiede pe sterre Shoreh.
123; bitokenede ^marked", Wid. gloss. 9; bitocued {part)
a. r. 374.
bitocnunge signijieatioti, a. r. 308; bjtokninge Be/c. 103.
bitellen excuse, justifi, Orm. 2'045; and lust h4 ich con
me bitelle owl and nygkt. 263; to bitellen {daim) eowere
rihtes/^3. 7894; betelle J/ar. mir.;;;. 139; bitelled (pres.)
a. r. 226*; bitald {part.) La^. 31304.
bitellunge accuse? imputation? a. r. 392.
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biteon draw over, employ, La^, 9117; a. r. 398; bitojen
(part) La^. 19010; pe nistingale al hire hoje mid rede
hailde wel bito3e owl and night. 702 ; or elles icli bevede
uvele bitoweii muchel of mine bwflle (r, hwile) a. r. 430,
biUden betide, a- r. 278; bitide IVr. spec. 90; bitidde
(pret.) Bek. 1511; s. s. Wr. 589; betidde ant. Arth. 1, 1.
biti3t«n? cover? bitist mid rflje velle ovA and night. 1011.
bitildeu cover: and lette hine bitillen {for bitilden?) mid
goldtese pallen 1,03. 27852.
bitimen happen; bitimed (pres.) a. r. 324.
bitraien (bitraye) betroT/. Bek. 650; vis. P. P. 538; bitra-
ishe Halliw. diet. 170; bitraide (pret.) Brand. 27.
bitrappen (bitrappe) trap, Hallite. diet. 170; bitrappet,
bitreppet {part.'\ a. r. 174*.
bitrenden ? yind round; bitrent (part.) Chawe. Trail. 4080.
bitreupeu betroth; bitreupede (preL) Shoreh. 66.
bitruflen beguile; bitrufled (pres.) a. r. 106.
hitrumen hetrim; al abuten bitrumet (fortified?) wid &
dSrewurde wal Kath. 1659*.
bitAnen enclose; bitAuden (pret.) £03. 4287 ; bitilned (j)»rt.)
a. r. 164; bituined Kat/i. 1659.
bitumen turn round; biturn J)e and cum a3ean a. r. 394.
bitweoneB, ASax. betvcouan, between, La'^. 253; Katk.
1526*; bitwfinon a. r. 72; bitweone otcl and night. 1377;
bitu4ne Wr. treat. 134; bitw^ne via. P. P. 1509.
bitwib, ASax. betvih, betveob, betvyh, betvuh, bOween,
bitwise La^,. 20947; bitueisen 784; bituhen Kath. 1526.
bitwix, ASax. betvilis, betveohs, betwixt, Chauc. C. t. 882 ;
Amis 142; bitwtxen (bitwixte) ias- 5010; betwixen CAoiic.
TroU. 7000 ; bituxen owl and night. 1745 ; bituixte
Shoreh. 77.
bipecchen cover; bipeht (part.) La^. 24742.
bidencben bethink, meditate, La^. 12724; bipencbe Bek. 43;
Shoreh. 33; bipenken Orm. 2917; bipenke Will, gloss.
216; Wicl. glos$. 8; bepinkin „cogitare, Tneditari", prompt.
parv. 34; 3if he lid & bidenched him hwonne he wule
arisen a. r. 324; bidouhte (preL) 200; bipou3te Wicl.
gloss. 8; bidouht (part.^ a.'r. 342; we beod bipohte we
thtnk, rel. songs 4, 56.
bipringen oppress; bidrungen (biprongen) (par(.) La^.
8814; wip wandrfip biprungen Orm. 14825.
bipunchen think; 3if liim so biduuched a. r. 346
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bufea above, Orm. 4773; buven a. r. 106; Kath, 2396;
buven (bove) La^,. 26050; buYe owl and night. 208; hove
Wr. aa. lit. 5 ; at pat is bove and under molde Shoreh.
117; compos, abuven.
bftten (/'or biflten) but, without, Orm. 2228; bfiteii (bote)
Noe & Sem Lot, 23; buten (widiita) live Kath. 252; pis
world iiis buten [praeter) & wei to beovene a. r. 150;
bflte ntai 230; bute sine, owl and night. 1788; bflte pu
wilte. bet agiane, ne sbaitu Mte schame iwiuue 1287;
but (but?) Orm. 493; sed, via. P. P. 381; Wicl. John 6;
tamen, Chauc. C. i. 74; pei conne meche of holi writ,
bat pei undirstonde it not Mand. 136; beouten cr. P. P.
1298; bo!iti?n eade Wr. treat. 132; boute sine, Hartak
met. t. 236; boute gile Wr. spec. 38; but, bot „except".
Will. gloa.*. 217; boute, bout ^withotU", ibid.; but, bout,
boiite ^without", Gaw. gloss. 370; 372; bot if „ii^ess",
ibid.; boten Wr. p. a, 156; bot aed, laitmb. 150; and was
bot seven winter old a. a. Wr. 14; compoa. abtlten.
biwiiilen hewaii, Chauc. 0. t. 4446; biweile Wid. gloss. 9;
biweilep Alis. 4395.
biwakeo (biwake) watch, a. a. Web. 2764 ; biwakeden (jiret.)
Laz- 2G823; bewaked (paH.') Oow. conf. am. 2, 350.
biwalwen? wallow, roll about: biwaled on axen (biwalewed
in axe) L03. 25989.
biwapen stupefy; bewaped (part.) Halliw. diet. 171 ; so
bewbapped and asaoted Gow. conf. am. 3, 4.
biwaren beware, guard, keep; bewar pe a. a. c. 10; if pe
clerk beware hia faip Gow. conf. am. 1, 262; if pou so
d6e, pi wit is wel bewared Chauc. Trail. 636.
hiweJden wed; biwedded {part.) La^. 4500.
biw^fen wind round, cover; biwfifde (/>ret.) La^. 28474;
biw^ved (part.) Rob. GlouG. 539, 21 ; Alia. 1085; biweaveJ
Lot,. 130.
biweilen? deceive? biweiled (part.) Shoreh. 3,
bawelden wield, govern, Gow. conf. am. 1, 312.
biweuden turn about, a. r. 306; biwende (fret) Kath.
2362; heo biwenden heom aone La^.' 26576; biweiite
Hern 329; biwent (part.) a. r. 1108
hiwepen beweep, weep over, a. r. 108; Orm. 1513ii; owl
and night. 972; biw4pe Shoreli. 102; Chauc. r. r. 5121;
biweop (pret.) a. r. 278; Alia. 3655; bewopen (part.)
Chauc Troil. 6585; biwope s. a. Web. 1186.
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biw^pen (biwfipe), heweep, Wicl. gloss. 9 ; biwfipte {prft.~\
ibid.; biwgped {paH^ WiU. gloss. 216.
biworen defend, protect; biwereat [pres.) owl and night. 1 1*2-1,
biw^ten wet; bewet {part.) Halliw. diet. 171,
biwicchen (bewicche) bewitch, Mand.159; biwicched (jij-et.)
via. F. P. 13262.
biwi3elieii beguile, iaj. 969.
biwilen beguile, rd- ant. 1, 182; biwille HaUiw. diet. 180;
biwiled {paH.) Shoreh. 67 ; Gate, gloss. 369.
biwinnen win, obtain, Lot^. 472; biwinne chron. of Engl.
465; hiwan {pret.) LaT^. 4Q7 4 ; biwunneo {part.) a. r.228;
biwonnen La^. 109.
biwist being, livmg: beowust among men a. r. 156; hu
beod pine beouate {pl.f) how are you,La^. 17809 ; biwiste
(dot.) rd. ant. 1, 131; beouste (bewiste) (ace.) a. r. 160.
biwiteii guard, keep, Tm't,. 2613; 13782; biwitten 6659;
biwusten {pret.) 13722; biwust {paH.) 20684; a. r. 104.
biwiten guard; hiwite {pres. subj.) rel. songs 5, 259;biw&t
{pret.) LaT,. 13028; biwiten (paH.) 24678.
biwitien guard, La^. 6659*; biwittie 27534*; biwitede
(pret.) 31013*.
biword byword, proverb, Ckauc. TroU. 5438.
biwrappen (bewrappe) wrap up, Wicl. gloss. 9 ; bewrapped
(part.) Will, gloss. 215; biwrabbet a. r. 260*.
biwr^seu (biwrfiye) denounce, betray, Ckauc. C. t. 2231;
biwrigben Alts. 4116; bewrie Will, gloss. 215; bewreie
{pres. subj.) Hartsk. met. t. 102.
biwrenchen deceive, cheat; biwrenched {pres.) a. r. 92.
biwreon cover, hide; biwro owl and night. 673; biwrisen
{paH.) Lot,. 5366; biwrien a. r. 262.
biwrixlen change; biwrixled {paH.) a. r. 310.
bi, ASaa:. b% Olod. bjr, town, Halliw. diet. 172.
bicchc, ASax. bicce, Olcel. bikkja, biu^, rel. artt. 1,
187; Wr. an. lit 11; vis. P. P. 3180; bicche (bicke)
prompt, parv. 35; bicchen {pl^ Alis, 5394.
bid, ASox. bid {nwra) Grein's gloss., stay? bide (ace.)
Tor. 1463.
bidden, ASax. biddan, OFris. bidda, bidia, OSax.
biddian, Goth, bidjan, Olcd. bidja, OHGerm. bittan, bid,
beg, pray, a. r. 228; to bidden pSs bone Kath. 611 ; to
bidden hia milce rel. songs 4, 55; & bidden for pe Orm.
6130; to bidden {for beodenj ub t6 Criste 3990; biddia
.L,oo.^lc
biddete 67
„<>rare, foandare", prompt, parv. 35; bidde {pre».^ WtU.
gloas: 214: if i bidde km bedes v%». P. P. 3287; biddep
Chavc C. t. 3641; he pat biddep borwep vii.F.F. 4639;
biddep (/or beodep) JfoW. 235; biddes /sKm6.270; beddez
Gaw. gloss. 367; bit Orm. 5454; he bit {frays for) uulich
stude a. t. 156; hii hiddip vor dr fon liob. Olouc. 235,
22; biddande {part.) W^l. glots. 214; compos, ibiddeii.
biddere, ASax. biddere, bidder, petitioner; bidderis
(pi) vis. P. P. 4204.
biden (bide), ASaa;. OSasB. btdan, Goth, beidau, OTcel.
btda, OHGerm. Mtan, hide, wait, remain, Oaw. gloss. 36S;
Wid: gloss. 7; vis. P. P. 12698; s. s. R'efc. 2864; Wr. p. g.
20i; Min. 20; Octov.Hli; Tor. 1023; i mai no leugev bide
Ckanc. 0. t. 4235; bide &a aiiaware Flor. 2fi4; hidez,
bides, bidis {pren.) Oaw. gloss. 368; hidas ant Arlk. 10,5;
bad ipret.) Percev. 569; had, baid Gaw. gloss. 366; bod,
bood Wicl. gloss. 7; Gow. conf. am. 3, 292; Ckauc. C. t.
4397; biden r eh. Line. 17; biden (part.) J/w. 897 ; compos.
a-, i-, overbldeu; deriv. bftd.
big big, great, strong, Chavc. C.t. 548; beg Gaw. gloss.
367 ; bigge (pi.) vis. P. P. 4224.
bigli Halliw. did. 174: bigli kndia Flor. 220; bigll blis
1681; begle Halliw. diet. 159.
big, Olcd. bygg, barley, Wr. ooc 233.
bijels, ASax. b^geU, „{arcus), fornix'*, Wr. voc. 92.
bijt, ASax. hyht, from bflseu, bight, bend, Gaw.gloss.
369; lel. ant. 1, 190.
bike? building, Gaw. gloss. 368; nest: 4 bike of waspes
HtMivi. diet. 175.
bikeu. Germ, biekeu, Dutch hackeji, peck, stvtie; beked
{prea.) a. r. 84; hiked {pret.) Alis. 2337.
biker, OHGerm. bedier, beaker, ci^, prompt, pare, Ba.
biker, /rwM biken, figtu, guarrd, Bob. Glouc. 543, 4;
Chauc. I. g. to. 2659; bikir „pugna^, prompt, parv. 35;
Alia. 1661; bekir Halliw. diet. 160.
bikeren, LGerm. pikern, strike, skirmish, fight, prompt,
parv. 36; bekire Gaw. gloss. 367; bekere ant. Arth. i, 2;
bikere {pres.) vis. P. P. 14082.
bit. ASax. bill, OSax. MHG^rm. bil, bill, axe, La^.
1714; wUls and invent. 37; hill lu:. 3225; bille prompt,
part!. 36; billes {pi.) Alis. 1624.
bile, ASax. bile, Ir, bile, bil? bill, beak, owl and night
5*
68 biUe
79; (dot.) a. r. 84; tna. P. P. 7290; bille Oou>. eon/, aiu.
2, 106; (ace.) «. 8. Wr. 2196; bilis {pi) Wid. glots. "«.
?bilewhlt simple, mUd, Orm. 6654.
billfl bill, letter, prompt pam. 36.
billen bUl, „rostrare", pronnpt. pare.
billin, MHGerm. billen, hoe, ^marrare", prompt, parv.
binde woodbine, vine-branch, prompt, parv.
binden, ASasc. OSax. Goth, bindan, OFnt. Olcd.
binda, OHGerm. bintan, bind, La^. 18458; bindep (pres.)
Wr. tpec. 104; bint a. r. 6; band {pret.) Iv>. 1776 Chauc.
C. t. 4080; bond Wr. treat. 136; via. P. P. 11608; bunden
Orm. 15820; bounden WiU. gloM. 216; bunden (part.)
/w. 289; R(^. Br. 138, 20; boundeil harrow. 53; Chauc.
C. t. 8580; Wicl. John 11; bonden Perceo. 1830; bun
Toum. myat. 99; compos, for-, ibiuden; derivat. band.
binge, Dan. bing, bin, prompt, parv. 36; benge 31.
benger cheit, prompt, parv. 31.
binne, A8ax. binn (praegepe), Germ, binne, benne
(corbis), bin, Wr. voc. 180; {dot.) lud. Cov. 159; {ace.)
Chauc. C. t. 696.
birche,. .dSaa;. birce Ettm. lexic 287, Wr. voc 285.
beorc Grein't gloss,, byre Wr. voc. 33, OHOerm. bircha,
Olcd. biork, birch, prompt, parv. 36; birke Flor. 1518;
(cfot) Perctfu. 773; burche Wr. voc. 181; birches {pi.)
Alia. 5242.
birkin, ASaa. bircen, Olcd. birkinn, birchen, Gaie.
glon.
hire? ahed, stall, HaUiw. did. 177; Gav>. glosa. 369.
birle, ASaa. byr(e)le, 07cei. bjrli, cv,p-bearer, bv^,er,
r,pincema", Wr. voc. 89; birle (borle) Xaj. 24164; birles
{pi.) Orm. 14023.
birlen, A8ax. byr(e)lian, Olcel. byrla, give to drink,
a. r. 114; Ortn. 15418; birle IFici. gloM. 8; brilliii
npropinare" , jprowpt parv 51 i birlide (^rrt.) IViici. gloaa.;
ache birlid whit win and r6d Tor. 2a2i birlute avow.
Artlt. 46, 14.
bischop, ASaw. biscop. Lot. episcopus, bishop, rel.
aongs 6, 5.
bigchopnche bishopric, Bek. 1008.
bisen, ASax. bysen, example, (biane) Orm. 8987; bisne
{diO.) La^. 30; (ace.) HqlUw. diet. 179.
bite, ASax. bite, bita I^e's diet., Olcd. biti Egilaa.
..L.oo^lc
bite 69
learic^ OHGerm. bizzo bit, morsel, vis. P. P. 12481; (aco.)
Bob. Glouc 207, 4; &n bite braedea Orm. 8640.
bite (blte?^, ASatc. bite Grein'a glen., bite item.
Z«)rtc., OSaa:. biti, OFn>. biti, bite, bit, Olcel. bit HaUora.
lexic^ Qo'h. (anda-)beit, OHGerm. biz {MHGerm. bl?),
Me, £at&. 2437; a. r. 288; a. «. TTrb. 760; Maud. 49;
bit (hit?) Jw. B4; bitt -4i«. S436; biten (dot. pi.) La^.
21364; bitt (bite) „morsua, lupatam", prompt, pan. 37;
bitfe nmorms", Wr. voc. 198; bitte (cfot.) bit of the bridle,
Chauc I. g. VI. 1206; bitte bit, edge of an axe, Qaw.glou.
bite, ASax. bite (fera), viper f bollen as & bite Mapea 334.
bltel biting, sharp: bltel wraeches (gen.) Orm. 10074;
bitele duntes La^. 26967.
bltel (bitil), A8ax. bltel {Uatta\ beetle, prompt, parv. 37 ;
bfitil Wr, voc 256.
biten, ASax. OSax. bltan, OFria. Olcd. blta, dotA.
beitan, OSGerm. blzan, &t'te, a. r. 364; via. P. P. 8947;
per was no kalf pat woHe him bite („hjtei'^ Eglam. 491;
pat fivere wolde ie bite Havel. 1731; bltep (prea.) Orm.
9954; bit a. r. 166: h&t (.pret.) Iv>. 2029; bot (boot) «. «.
H^et. 773; via. P. P. 2642; CAaue. C. t. Tyrwk. 14519;
Ocfov. 329; lud. Goo. 29; (pat) gver bot briSd ant. ^^&.
43, 2; biten La^. 17S8; Mia. 5435; hltand (;>rea. jiort.)
Oow. gloia. 369; bitten (pret port.) Chauc I. g. w. 2314;
ibite Mia. 5438; compot. a-, forblten; derivat. bait
biter, ASaa. biter, 0/crf. bitr, OflGerm. biterer, yrom
biten, Wfter, * a. Web. 849; bitter a. n 302; nawt bittres
ffadi. 1704; bittre bitterly, via. P. P. 1867; bitture (com-
panM.) a. r. 114; bittrore W^f. apec. 99.
bitterllche, ..^jSox. biterlice, bittedy, a. r. 364; bitterli
bltere frtJter; compoa. bacbltere.
biternesse, ASasc. bitemeas, bitterness, Skoreh. 91;
bittemesse a. r. 372.
bittren, A8ax. biterian, make bitter, a. r. 308.
bitor, Fr. butor, bittem; bitour Chauc. C. t. 6554;
bitter Cheat, pi. 1, 61.
birien, ASaa:.. bifian, beofian, OSax. bivoo, OFrta.
beva, OHGerm. biben, (remWe, bivien, beOTien, bnyien
La^. 27453; 27718; 27817.
bl& (blaa), ^Sok». blae, bleo, OFria. Man, 0/cei. blftr,
OHGmn, blawer, Uu^ JWn&. 311; bl&, bloo f,liindua^.
..L.oo^^lc
70 blaber
prompt, pai-v. 40; rfidvus", rel. ant I, 8; Rich. 2644;
Rob. Br. 173, 28; Moo askes via. P. P. 1554; as bio as
18d Uaa-. mir. fl. 148; pe water so bio Em. 318; Modi
and lloo lud. Cm. 3S5; blac as k blcia (MS) men a. r,
236; of Ethiope he brolite pa bleo men La-^. 25380;
bleu {„blew") caervlevs, frompt. parv. ^1; TrUt. 3, 10;
bleu („bleiv") as inde {indigo' Mand. 48; (blew, bliew)
Cliauc. C. t. 10093; (bhve) Gaw. gloaa. 370.
blaber?
blabirlippid blobber-lipped, HaUtw. diet. 200.
blaberen, Dan. blabbre, Oerm. blabberu, plappcru,
blab, tattle, „stammer'^f Wid. gloss. 9; „Hater are", prompt.
parv. 37; pou blaberest llalliw. did. 180; pel blaberin
lud. Cov. 164
blac, ASax. blaeu, ODvtch black, black, a. r. 234;
Wr. treat. 133; blak Mand. 51; Chauc. C. t 2132; k. of
T. 773; blak and bl6 Wr. spec. 68.
blakberye blackberry, HcUliw. diet. 180.
blac (blek), Aoax. Maec, ODvtch black, OIIGertn.
blach, black, ^atratmntum", prompt, parv.
blac (bl&k), ASax. blfic, blaec, OSax. bl6c, Olccl.
bleikr, OHGerm. bleicher, from bliken, bleak, pale, ant.
Ank. 51, 8; bl&c ant won Wr. spec. 74; bloc a. r. 332;
bleik „palltdu3*', prompt, jtaro. 39; Lidg. st. of Tk. 2332-
blad, At^ax. blaed {folium), OSax. bUd, Olcel. blad,
OHGerm. Wat, blade, prompt, parv. 37; Chauc. C. t. 620;
And. 12; compos, schulderblad.
blader, .(4Sair. blaedre, OArfcA binder, blaere, OHGerm.
blatra, from bla,wen, bladder, rel. ant. 1, 190; bladder
Chauc. a t. 12367; bleder Wr. voc. 256; bletldre a. r.
282; bleddere cr. P. P. 442; bleddir ^vesica", prompt,
parv. 39; bloure {pi.) pustules. Town, myst 62.
bUdoreii, ODutch Mitilcren {froudcn), Uadi, ^hvoi.'
bladdirp (pres.) Halliw. nug. poet. 66.
blaed, ASax. blaed, OHGerm. plfit, frmh bUweii,
blast, fame, glory.
blaedfaest fainoits, glorious, La^. lOlOO.
blaed, ASax. Mfad, OFcd. blaiidr, OSa.r. blodi {timidua).
OHGerm. Mu ler {■legcner), timid, fearful, LaZ- 18737.
blaffard, OButcJi blaffjiert {balntro, blatero), front
•blaffen, blabbe', stammerer; blatford (btaffere) ntraxdus",
prompt, parv.
bvGooglf
blaffen 71
blaffen? ODitich blaffen, blab, slammer; wlaffes (prea.)
H'r. voc. 173.
blake blackness, a. r. 282.
b 1 a k e Q (blakin, blackin), blekkin, ASax. blacian, blacken,
prompt, paro. 38; 39 i blakep (prea.) Skorek. 155; blecktd
(part.) Wicl gloss. 9; blekit Mar. mir. pi. 183.
bl^kien, j4S<i3T.bUcian, blaccan, 0/crf. bleikja, OHGerm.
bleichen, bleach, blanch; blAkien (blokio) La^. 19799; bl4ken
Rob. Br. 183, 18; hia browes to blAke Percev. 1056; his
brees con {r. gon) blake aooic. Arth. 15, 15; blokne for
bloken ? Skoreh. 4 ; bl6ik(eii) (b!6ken, blScben) clop prompt
parv. 39; pann« gan bleiken here hU Wr. p. s. 341;
wule k weob beoii mid one watere wel ibleched a. r. 324.
bleikester bleacher, prompt, parv.
bia.men, Fr. blflmer, blaine, a. r. (54; Chauc. Boet. 2.
b 1 a n c , Dan. Swed. blank, Olcel. blakkr, OHGerm.
blaiicber, from blinken, while, blonc rel. ant. 1, 37.
blouke, ASax. blanca, blonca, grey horse, W^. gloss.;
Claw, gloss.; ant. Arth. 43, 2; lihted of eowre blaiikeu
Xaj. 5862.
blanden, ^ISaa;. Ooth. blaudan, Olcel. blaada, OHGerm.
blantau, mix; blondep Shoreh. 73; blande (part.) Ilalliw.
diet. 182; Gaw. gloss. 369.
bl&ren, OZ)w(cA blaeren, MHGerm. hleraa, blare; blorin
(bl4reu) rflere", prompt, parv. 40.
blase, ASax. blaese, cmp. MHGerm. bias, blaze, Jlame,
a. r. 254; vs. F. P. 11790; Chauc. T,-otl. 4853; enne
blase of fflre La^. 2859; pei setten all on blase Gow.
conf. am. 2, 244; blasen (^.) a. r. 254; blese (blase)
prompt, parv. 39.
blasen (blasin) blaze, ,Jlammarc", prompt, pare. 38;
breunen and blaaen vis. P. P. 11830; vort (a flat) al pet
bfis blasie {pres. subj.) vord a. r. 296,
bUsen? ASax. blaesan? OHGerm. bUson (/are), Olcel.
bUsa, blow? Chauc. h. of f 1802; deriv. blfis, blast.
blast (blast?), ASaar. blaest (fiatus), OHGerm blfist,
Olcel. bl4str, blast, ,fiatus", prompt, parv. 38; Wr. treat.
136; Wr. spec. 106; Chauc. TroiL 2479; homes blast rel.
ant. 1, 223; winds blast a. a. c. 14, 17; blaste (dot.)
Brand. 19; compos, pouerblast.
blasten (bliaten?), ASax. blaestan {flare), OHGerm.
blestan (^plaudere), blast, blow; blaate Brand. 27; and took
72 bl&ven
his blacke trumpe faste, and gan to pttffeii and to blaste
CAaitc. h. off. 1866; blasten (pret.) Alis. 5348; compos.
ablasteu.
bl&wen, AS<^. blAwan, OHGerm. blfi(h)en, blow, Alis.
6630; blAwen, bl&uwen (blowe, bloue) La^. 4432; 7951;
bl&we Iswmb. 393; bl&ue ant Arth. 26, 5; btoaweu a. r.
210; blowe via. P. P. 18060; Chauc. C. t. 567; bragge or
blowe (boast, bloater) lud. Cov. 183; blAwea (prea.) Mar.
mir. ])l. 176; bosttis and bl&vus aooto. Arth. 23, 6; bleow
{pret.) Alis. 185; bleou, bl€u £03. 808; 1762 ; bleu Brajirf.
24;(bleu3) transact. 18, 25; (blew) iicfc. Glouc. 13, 24; vis.
F. P. 3516; (blu) aoOK. Artk. 15, 6; (biw) Qaw. gloss.
870; bleowen (bleuwen) Z-nj. 5107; bl4wen {or bleueni')
$. a. c. li; „blaated", Wid. gloss. 9 ; h]&w&nd (^pres. 2><irt.) Iw.
340; blowand Will, gloas. 216; blJluing Gaw. gloss. 369;
blAwvin {pret. part.) apol. 24; blowen via. P. P. 2508;
a. «. Wr. 2181; compos. abUwcn.
bled, ASoic. bled, OflGerm. hlnot, fi-om hloven, sprout,
blosDom, owl and night. 1040; bidden (pi.) Lot,. 28832.
bidden (blfide), ASax. bUdan, from blod, bleed. Goto,
conf. am. 1, 188; blfidde (pret.) a. r. %?,% ; uw. P. P. 13 1 66;
his woundes bledden Alia. 5845; blMand (part.) Gaw.
gloss. 369; compos, bibledeii.
blfiin (bleine?), ASax. blegen (piutala), ODtUch bleiae,
blain, „papula'^, prompt, pare. 39; Win „papula", Wr.
voc. 206; blilin Mar. mir. pi. 104; bl4ine (dot.) Chauc. r.
r. 563; bldines (pl^ Wicl. gloss. 9; pokkes and bleines
Flor. 2024; Uastf porugh bUnis (bleines) might Alis.
6292.
blemisben, OFr. blemir, blemish: al blemiscbid is
pi bl^ Mar. mir. pi. 148; bleiuschid (blemished) „obfuscatws'',
prompt, pare. 39; bleuscbin (/or blemiehi 11) „obfuscare'^,
ibid.
blench blench, turjt, trick, rel. songs !, 4; bleiik Bob.
Br. 274, 26; blenches (pi.) owl and night 378.
hiencben, ASax. blencan (decipere, fallere), Olctl.
blekkja, frtym blanc, blench, glance, wince, tvrii aside: & vleib
mei eilen )ie & mabien pf> to hlet;cbeii a. r. 276; ich am
Iwar and c;in ivel blonclte owl "nd night 17"; panne shaltou
blenche at a lieigh vis. P. P. 36ii6; bbnke Rob. Br. 115,
18; pat eovie us i al blii ke (r. jr pji.ke = penke)floHiw.did.
189; bleinte (prtl.) La^- HeO; Chavc. C. 1. 1080; {Jooked")
blenden 73
WtV. gloss. 216; Triatrem bleint bl side Triat. 3, 44;
blenyte /or blenste or bleinte? Rob. Olouc. 338, 14; com-
pos, atblencheu.
blenden, ASax. blendan, from *h\&ad (mixture), blend,
mingle: pi blissed blod to blende Mar. mir. pi. 149;
Hcndis (pres.) Oaw. gloss. 369; blende (pret.) ibid.
blenden (bljnde), ASax. blendan, OHOerm. blenden,
Ui7id, vis. F. P. 5870; Chavc. Trail. 3056; & blendep
maiuies hoorte Orm. 4525; bleiide {pret.) Laj. 29361;
blent Gow. conf. am. 2, 281 i compos. &-, for-, iblenden.
bleo, ASax. bleo(li), OFris. bll? colour, complea:ion,
Wr. trfot. 139; Wr. spec. 33; bleo, bio owl and night.
441; 1545; blee Octao. 50; blee, bM Gav. gloss. 369; bl$
Wm. gloss. 216; Mar. mir. pi. 148; bright of blee (ble)
Amad. Bcbs. 58, 9; Eglam. 33; blie Shoreh. 103.
bier (bier?), Oerm. blerr? Or. wh. 2, 107.
bier (bleer)-gye(l blear-eyed, „lippus", Wr. voc. 225; Wicl.
gloss.; blereighed vis. P. P. 12016; bleried prompt, parv.
bleren (Ugren?), blear; blere Rich. 3708; Chaur. C.
t. 4047; Hardw. poem 41, 2; blered {pret.) vis. P. P.
148; pus scho blerid hire lordis ^ie s. s. IVr. 2.952 ;blered
{paH.) Chauc r. r. 3912.
b 1 6 s , ASax. blaes {blast) ? Bosk, diction., MHGerm.
bl4s (Jlatm) Ben. w6. 1, 201, blast, a. r. 82; blise (dat.)
La^,. 27818.
bleschin, ODiUch bleschen, extinguish, prompt, parv.
blessien, ASax. bletsien, Olcel. bleasa. Mess, (blescien)
a. r. 354; blessen Chauc. C. t. 3448; bliaae W id. gloss. 9;
lud. Gov. 50; blesse {pres. imper.) Wr. an. lit. 7; blessede
(pret.) Rob. Glouc. 338, 9 ; blesseden WHl. gloss. 2lQ\h\eiatd
(part.) Orm. 4826; blessed Wr. spec. 83; compoa, ibleasien.
bletsing blessing, Orm. 10661.
blot, ^ISoa-. bleat, Olcd.Umir, 0 Dutch hloot, MUG ei-m.
blo^i Meat, bare; blete {pi.) owl and night. 616; we hah-
bed . . . moni aenne gode wifmon jworht to bl^tere widewe
L03. 23620.
b I e t e n (bletin), ASax. blaetan, ODutch blaeten, OHQerm.
bl&zan, bleat, „balare", prompt, parv. 39; blSte P. P. p.
555: blaetep (pres.) Oj-m. 1315.
bliant? OFr. bliaut Roquef. gloss.y MLaL blialdns du
Cange's gloss., robe, mantle; blihand (blihaud?) Trist. 1,
38; bleant (bleaut?) HaUiw. diet. 184.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
74 bllken
bliken, ASax. Wican, OHQerm. Mlchan {shine): his
lippes shulle blikeu {grow pale?) rel. ant, 1, 65; derCvat.
blac.
blikien, Olcel. \>\\k}&., OHOerm. hlich^n, shine, glitter,
La^. 273!i0; a. r. 3i)2i' liire bleo blikiep so briht Wr.
spec. 52; bUkede {preL) Kath. 2396; blikkud Qaw. gloss
369; blicaiide, blikkande {paH^ ibid.
blind, ASax. OSax. blind, OHGerm. bUtider, Oleel.
blindr, Ootk. blinds, blind, Bek. 1695; sura blind moii
oml and night 1235; pe blinde man Gow. conj. am. 2,210.
b li n d e n (blindin), A^ckt. blindiau, blind, prompt. parv.
40; blinda s. s. Wr. 2994; cwnpoa. ablinden.
blind nes, ASax. blindness, blindness, Chauc. Boet. 4.
blink, Dan. Swed. blink, hlink, glance; blinkes {pi.)
Chavc. test, of (Jres. 226.
blink en? 0 Dutch blinken, blenken {micare, aplendere),
hlink, gleam: before pi isen hit blenkis llaUito. diet.
185; derivat. blanc
blinkien? Dan. blinke, Swed. blinka, blink, ahine,
glance; Menke Gaw. gloss. 369; blenked {pret.) ibid.;
quenne {when) pe balefulle birde blenked on bis blod
ant AhIi. 42, 4.
bliB, ASax. bliss, bllds, /rom Wide, bliss, Triat. 2, 95;
Wr. spec. 60; Alis. 2638; blis, blisae owl and night 420;
1278; blisse Lot,. 858; Kath. 1723; 0;w.719; JJek. SS9 ;
{dot acc.) a. r. 192; {ace.) Goto. co^>f. am. 2, 145; blissene
lljen. pi) Wr. an. lit. 96.
blissful Uissfvl, a. r. 360; blisful Kath. 1879; Ckauc. C.
t 17.
blisfulnes Chauc. Boet 3,
blissien, ASax. bliaaian, rejoice, La^. 19041; blissen
Orm. 444; (bliscen) a. r. 360; blisse (j^res. swi;'.) owl and
night. 478; pah je blissen ow prof Kath. 848.
blissen 1" /or bliscben, bluscben or *blik8en, .WZ/Germ.
bliczen {lighten)? glance f [le lioun breiuli on pfi,m blist
{rim. w. wist) Jw. 3163.
blister, ODutc^ bluister, blister, JIalliw. diet. 193;
blistres {pi.) Chauc. fi. a. I. 408.
blip (blip?), from bleo? emp. Gael. litU {colour, hue),
look, appearance? loke pt nailis b^nclene in blithe i/n/itw.
diet. 189.
blide (blipe), ASax. blide, OSax. blidi, Olcel. blidr,
.L,oo.^lc
bllpin 75
Goth, bleips, ODtUch blide, OllOerm. blider, Uithe. merry,
joyoua, gay, Kath. 1879; a. r. 348; Omt. 66H ; ^//s. 443;
Ckauc. C. t. 848; Ga\c. gloss. 3t>9; bUpur {coni/>.) It. of
T. 781.
blldellche blithely, a. r. 68; ^rand. 5; blipellke Orm.
935; blipeii Ii<^. Br. 163, 4; IMaehche {bl6|»e!icli(j) i"
La^. 3304; blei)ehclie? BalUw. diet. 185; blelicheV 184.
blip! I), OHGerm. blideii, rejoice, prompt, paw.
blobur (blobir), hlobher, bitbUe, pron'pt. parv. 40; see
blaber and blubber.
blod, ASasr. OSax. OFris. bl6d, Goth, blop, Ulcel.
blod, OHGerm. bliiot, fdood, Orm. 1770; Wr. treat. 13a;
TTV. 8/.€c. 105; (blood) Wid. .John «; (bloid) Mar. mir.
pi. lOa; bifid Iw. 2071; bloude (t^af.) Mar. mir. pi. 24.
bl6dgute(-gote) bloodshed, La^ 630.
blodi, .(16W. blodig, bloody, a. r. 112; ois. P. P. B95H.
blok, OHGerm. blocb, ^or *bilok? seeGr. wb. 2, 13.^,
block, prompt, pari}. 40; blokkes (pi.) Wr. s. a. c. ii6.
blome, OSax. blomo, Goth, bloma, OHGerm. bluomo,
' bloom, j.floi", prompt, parv. 40; Orm. 10773; Flor. tiBfi;
Itsamb. 176.
blomen bloom, Orm. 10769; blomiD prompt, paru.
blostnie, ASox. blostma, ODutch Llosem, blossom, a.
r. 192; Ovtm. 1928; oid and night. 437; rel. ant. 2, 8:
bloanie II>. spec. 26; ChavJi. C. t. 3324; ^/cotm", prompt.
'parv. 40; blossome erl of T. 330; blostmen (pi) a. r.
276; blosinen Bi(s. anc. songs 31 ; blosmes »M. P. P. 10806.
bloBineii (bloame), ASasr. blostmian, blossom, Wid.
gloas. 9; blossemip (pres.) Chatic. C. t. 9336; blosmede
ipret.) vis. P. P. 2751.
blot (biotte?) blot, prompt parv. 41 ; Mar. mir. pi. 119;
see plot
bluttiu blvt, „obliterar<^'', prompt, parv.
blou? connected with OHGerm. bliuwan, Goth, bligg-
Tan? blow, ictus; blowes (pL) Wr. a. a. c. 72.
bio wen (blowe), ASax. blovan, blow, fiorere, owl and
night. 1131; Rob. Glouc. 352, 13; Mowed (pres.) a. r. 30;
bletm (j>r£t.) Lai,. 2013; on blowe (partf) ris otvl and
night. 1634; compos, iblowen.
blowen? MHGerm. bliien (pret. bliiete), blow, fiorere;
blfiude (pret.) La^. 2013*.
blubber UubbcTy bubble, Ghaue. teat, of Cret. 192.
..L.oo^^lc
76 blnbren
blubren, LGerm. hlubhem (blt^tber) Brem. wb., btuhbef,
hubUe ; blubred {pfet.) Qaw. gloat.
blunder, connected with blanden? blunder, trouble,
Qaw gloss. 369; blundur Flor. 1330; blonder Toron.
blundren Uurtder; we blondren Chauc. C t 12598.
blundering hebefatio, prompt, parv.
blunt blunt, dull, nhebes", prompt, parv. 41; blunt &
blind Orm. 16954.
blur? blur f 80 mani pus broght i on blure {to disgrace ?)
Town, my at. 310.
blusch, ASax. biysige, biyse {fiammti, fax), 8u>ed.
blysa {laiernn)1 cmp. Dutch blosje, bios (rubor) and Swed.
bloss, Don. bills {fiamTna, fax), bhtah, ^look", Gaw. gloaa.
blusch en, ASax. blysian {ardeacere, rubeacere), cmp.
Dutch itiozen (rubeacere) and Swed. blossa, Dan. blusse
(fiammare, ardere), blush, glare; bluBched (pret.) nloo/ced"
Gaw. gloss. 370; blushed r^ Chauc. c I. 1199; bliachede
Halliw. diet. 189; pe king blischit on pe berin wip his
brode 6gbne ibid.; bluscbande (part.) „blusktng, glittering",
Qaw. gloas.
blustren bluster; blustreden (pret) via. P. P. 3531.
bob (bobbe?), Olcel. hohhi (nodus) ? Haldors. lexic, bob,
bunch: ftbobof cheris Mnr. mir.pl. 135; bobbes (pi.) HaUito.
diet. 190.
bobbe, Dan. bobbe, Swed. bobba, bob (a small insect) -.
bobbs (pi) HMiw. diet. 190.
bobben = buffen? bob, buff, beat; bobbi Halliw. dirt.
190; bobbe „mock", Wid. gl^. 9; bobbed (p*'et.) s. a.
Web. 2246; bobbiden rel. ant 2, 45; bobbid (part) lAdg.
m.p. 261.
bobet buffet, „c(Aaphua"^ prompt parv.
bobetin buffet, prompt, pan.
boc, ASax. OSax. boc (fagua, lAer), OFrii. Olcel
bok, Goth, boka, OHOerm. buoh, book, (dot.) a. r. 170;
Orm. 14240; Wr. spec. 41; peos boc a. r, 12; b6ke8(^en.)
Orm. 8934; boke (dot) 8932; owl and night. 350; (booke)
Chauc. C. t 4610; bfike Iio. 1947; baec (bokes) (nom.
pi.) LaT,. 7263; bokes Orm. 5811; in owre bokes Kath.
839; bSken (dat. pi.) La^. 6298.
bocstaf letter, Orm. 4308; bocataTen (pi.) La^. 7637.
boctreow beech-tree, Wr. voc. 91.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGooglc
bocare 77
bilkmast beech-mast, Halliw. diet. 37.
bficare, AScac. bocere, hook-man, La-T,. 32126.
boche, OFr. boche, cmp. ODutch botse, boeUe, butse,
botch, „gihbua'*, Wr. voc. 224; bohcfae, botcfae „ulcu3",
prompt, parv. 42; boccbe Wid. gloM. 9; lAdg. m. p. 31;
bocches Xpl.) vis. F. P. 14092; see boss.
bochere, J^r.boQCher, 6K(cAer,pr»»ip(.jjaMi. 4l;». a.c. 19.
bochi gtbboau$, HV. voc. 225.
bocchin, cmp. ODutch boetsen, butsen, botch, patch,
Wicl. glosH.
hoA,ASax. OFrU. bod, OZcei. bod, OHGerm. hoi, from
beoden, command., La~y 13407; bode? Orm. 5255; (he)
sende heast &. bode Kath. 4c); bode? offer. Hick. 329»;
Gaw. gloss. 370; {ace.) a. r. 400; bode? message, Trist.
2, 88; Ckavc. u. j. 343; W'iU.. gloss. 216; prompt, parv.
41 ; compos, for-, ibod.
bodword command, message, mad. Web. 70; Hob. Br. i7;
Mar. mir. pi. 173; bodeword Orm. 7.
bode, ASax. boda, OSax. bodo, OHGerm. boto, mes-
senger. Hick. 1369; Amis 1254; fioi. Br. 22, 8; boden
{pL) L«3. 4695.
bodieii, ASax. bodiaa, OFris. bodta, bode, announce,
from bod, Lo;^. 23290; Kath. 1481; pu bodest {pres.)
owl and night. 1150; bodeji Gow. conf. am. 1, 163; bodied
a. r. 212.
bodis, ASax. bodig, OHGerm. botah, body, Orm. 1565;
bodi Laz. 4908; WV. ft-en(. 138; Percev. 1166; bodies
(;)i.) XdiA. 1444.
bodillch bodily, Mand. 281.
-bodkiu? bodkin, dagger; bodekia (boidekin) prompt,
parv. 42; Chauc C. t. 3958.
boggelen boggle, foil; bogelid {part^ Halliw. diet. 9b^.
boggisch, onp. baggf, tumidus, prompt, parv. 43.
boggiscbli tumide, prompt, paro. ; bogeisllehe boastingly,
WilL gloss.
boj, A^ax. bog, boh, Olcel. bfigr, OHGerm. buog,
bough, branch, bogh /w. 392; Triam. 410; b63, b6u3
JTici. gloss. 9; bflus BmW. 9; bouh a. r. 160; TTr. p.
I. 341 ; b6u s. s. Wr. 610; bose (dat.) owl and night. 15;
boses {pi.) Gaw. gloss. 370; biishes Omi. 10002; bowes
o. r. 30; WiU. gloss. 217 ; WicL gloss. 9 ; vis. P. P. SSiQ ;
boes ant. .iJrlA. 3, 13.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
78 bfij
bos?
boasum, bowaum? ASax. bocsum? ODutek booghsRem,
obedierU, Oaw. glusa. 370; bowsom (bouaom?) Tw. 1155.
b6u{„b6w")80mnes obedience, llalliw. diet. 202; bocsom-
iiesse Itob. Olouc. 234, 5.
boje, ASax. OFria. boga, OSax. OHOerm. bogo, Oleel.
bogi, bow, {ace) Lai^. 6471; bowe 1453; a. r. 250; Chauc.
C. t. 108; bowe (bouwe) „arch'*, Wicl. gloss, ft; bawe
„bow", Gau: gloss. 367; compos, el-, rein-, satlelbo3e.
bowedraught Mand. 240.
bojen (bosen?), ODatcA boghen, boogheii {anmarif),
bow, turn, go, b03e G aw. gloss. 370; bowe {rim. w. w6we)
s. s. Wr. 2536; bo^eii (preL) Gaw. gloss. 370; bowide
Wtcl. gloss. 9; bowetlen here h&ilna Mand. 235; beoweden
(beoude) ioj. 22305; iboued? (part.) Wr. treat 13ft.
bojien (bosien?), ASax. hogian? Of m. bogia, remotn,
dwell; beogie Laj. 29233; bo^ede (pyet.) 5974.
boileii. Fr. bouiilir, boil, Oow. conf. am. 2,265; boile,
buile Wid. gloss.
boist, OFr. boiate, box, Iv>. 1835; Mand. 85; bustes
(boistes) {pi.) a. r. 226.
boist, 0 Dutch ■'pM.xsiB {pustida)? „tkreat", Oaw. gloss.
boistous, rough, rude, Ohauc. C. t. Tyrwh. 1 7 1 60 ;
Lidg. m. p. 91; buistous Wtcl. gloss. 9.
boye, ODutoh boeve, MHGemi. buobe? see Gr. wb. 2,
457, boy, knave, fdlow, servant, vis. P. P. 6962; boie s s.
Weh. 960; Ilartah. met t 278; boi Wr. p. a. 199; bei or
boi prompt parv. 29; bai Alis. 4376; boyes {pL) Bek.79.
bokel, Fr. boucle Diet wb. 575, Germ, bucket Gr.wb.
2, 485, buckle, Wr. voc. I50; bocul, bokil prompt, parv.
41; bocle Wr. spec. 35.
boken? boke; bokit {pret.) „vomited", Oaw. gloss.
boken (boke), ASax. b6ciaii, book, Halliw. diet. 192.
bokeram, MHGerm. buckeram, buckeran, OFr. bou-
caran, buckram, prompt, parv.
boltet bucket, Chauc. C. t 1535; rel. ant. I, 9.
boi, ODutoh boi {caudfx, tmneas), OJcel. bolr {truncus),
bole, trunk; bole { dot. f) Gaw. gloss. ; holes (^l.) Hatliw. diet
bolax? Olcel. boliixi {sfcuris, dolabra), Haldors. lexic.,
OSwed. bolyxa {securis major) Ihre's gloss., a sort of axe;
boleax rel. aro. 2, 176; boleaxes {pi.) Octoe. 1039 ; bulaxe
Orm. 9281 ; see pollax.
=dbvGoogIe
bold 79
Jbulrische bulruah, prompt, parv. 244,
bolwerk, ODutch bolwerk („bloekwerk-') Kil. diction., bidux^k,
Lidg. m. p. 237.
bold, ASax. OFrit. bold, home, KatA. 1864; liab.
Qlouc. 116, 1 ; botdes {pi) Mnpes 343.
b o 1 g e Ti y bolseii ? ASax. {ge-)bolgau {intumescere) '< bolu-
wed (bolejed, bolhes), infiateaf a. r. 214; bolgit {bulged f)
schipis rd. ant. 2, 24.
bo Ik bdck, ructus, vis. P. P. 3267.
bolkin, j4Satr. bealcian? helch, ^ructare^\ prcmipt. parv.
43 J bolke „teil otti", Wicl. gloss. 9; bolkede {prH.) ibid.
boile, ASax. boUa {vas), OFris. bolla (bulla). OIceL
Lulli (catillus, vascuium), O Dutch bolle {globus, caput),
0/IGcrm. polla {bulbus, foUiculua), (birni-)polla {brain-
pan), from belleii, boll, bowl, catinum, labrum, poctdum,
Wr. voc. 199; prompt, parv. 43; vis. P P. 3212; Chavr.
C. t. 13138; Lidg. m. p. 52; bollen {pi.) La^. 19781;
bollis Gaw. gloss. 370; boUus avou: Arth. 4G, 14; holl,
bud, bulbus. foUiculus, HalUw. diet. 193; bollen {pi.) Wr.
treat. 138; compos, flax-, [irotebolle.
bolleii, Goth. bauljanV swell: blister bolliiige sore ou
alle his folke lasse and more JJallitB. diet. 193; bollid
{part.) Wicl. gloss.
bollen, MHGerm. bollen {throw), stnite, strike; boiled
{pret.) Halltw. diet. 193.
boiling sicdling: for boUiuge of bir wombes vis.P.P.
4229.
bolneii(bolniii),i)uM. bobie, ^wfrf. hainSi., swell, „tumere,
turgere", prompt parv. 43 ; bolne Wicl. glosa. ; {pres.)
Gaw. gloss.; al mi bodi bolnep vis. P. P. 2709; bolneden
{pret.) Wicl. gloss.; wawes bolnede in pe flode Halliw.
diet.; boliied {part.) ibid.
bolninge swelling, „tumor", prompt, parv.; (ace.)
Halliw. diet
bolster, ASax. bolster, Olcel bolstr, OHGerm. bolstar,
bolster; bolstar Wr. voc. 178; bolstir prompt, parv. 43;
bolstre {dat.) rel. songs 5, 90.
bolstciren. Germ, bolstern, polstern, 6oZ*(er; bolsterid
{paH.) Lidg. m. p. 200.
bolt (bolte?), ASax. Olhuch bolt, OHGe>-m. bolz. bolt,
Wr. voc. 196; 278; prompt, parv. 43; Ckauc. C. L 3264;
lud. C'ov. 136.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
80 bonde
bonde, Adate. bonde, bond, serf, vUlaift, „serzms",
prmnpt. pore. 43; WiU. gloat. 2L6; La'T^. J5291; Triat. 1,
89; transact. IS, 24; pral and bonde Chauc. C. t. 7242;
compos. h&Bbonde.
bondeman bondman, owl and night, 1575; Bek. 552; tfis.
P. P. 2869.
bon. Oltd. b6n, boon, prayer, (boin) Mar. mi'r. pi.
147; b6ne Will, gloss.; Oato. gloss.; a. r. 214; (boone)
Chauc. V. t 2271; bone (dot.) LaT,. 14912; (ace.) Orm.
7606: Katk. 611; Brand. 30; s. s. Wr. 546; Tor. 1578;
aoow. ArQi. 13, 15; J/ac. wijr, pi. 1011 (l>ooue) Eyinm.
101; bone (niwi. pi.) j4W. 72; bouen {dat. pi.) a. r. 142;
(ace. pi.) 152; see bSne.
boneu pray; bone (pres.) Orm. 5223 ; boned (part.) 694.
boni, OFr. bugiie, tumour, bump, prompt, parv.
bor, ASax. Olcel. bor, bote, terehra. Mar. mir. pi. 142,
bord, ASax. OSax. OFris. bord, 0/cef.bord, OffGerm.
bort, Go(A. baiird, board, tabula, {nom. ace.) Orm. 1096;
Bek. 691; clipeua, La^. 9283; ora (dipei), Alis. 1270;
ktiw (Tktnw) Ejfiom. 902; {dat.) Tor. 1197; borde (dot.)
a. r. 324; ui's. F. P. 4332; bordes (pi.) Will, gloss.; bord,
boord W'ici. gloss.; bord, burd Craw, yioas.; burd Amad.
Hobs. 66, 7.
borin, JiSaw. OHGerm. boriau, bore, prompt, paro.ii;
bore (pres.) Wr. voc. 94; borieo {prea. sjibj.) Kath. 1949.
bor3, ASax. borg, borh, Germ, borg, from bersen,
borrow, security, bail; borb La^. 11913; borgh vis. P. P.
2259; borgbe Mar. mir. pi. 158i [lorj bor;^ and ^emer
3eld Skorek. 113; borwgb Itich. 3259; borgb, boi'ghe,
borwe, borowe „vas", prompt. pari>. 44; 45; borugh vis.
P. P. 13952; borow rel. ant. 1, 9; borowe (r. w. morwe)
Alia. 6996; borwe {dat.) vis. P. P. 9301; bave h^r mi
faii) to borwe Chauc. C. t. 11546; borwes (pZ.) vs. P. P.
613; Amis. 899; borewes Bek. 585.
borjen, ASax. borgian (fidejubere, mvtvari), OFris.
borgia, burgia, OHQerm.hor^en {ravere), 01cel.boTga.{celare),
hori-ow, protect, bail; bursen (horse) L03. 212C1; borwin
^mutuari, vadari'*, prompt, parv. 45; borwe Mis. 1243;
Chauc. C t. 4525; to borewen us alle he wes ibore Wr.
spec. 25; borewe bem out of bere baude Hai-tsh. met. t.
14; borowe rd. ant. 1, 9; us alle from bale to borowe
Mar. mir. pi. 149; buruwen from pea deofies botte a. r.
.L.OOc^lC
566; borwe {pres. mbj.) vis.- P. P. 2300; borwid (part)
Hoed. 1, 369.
bos, A8ax. bos? Olcel. bis, Qerm. banse Gr. wb. 1,
1119, cmp. Goth, bansta Diefenb. wb. 1, 274, booae, stable;
boos (bose) „bucetum", prompt, parv. 41; bose „bo»tar'^
{bovUe), Wr. voe. 235.
b 6 s e m , ASax. bosum, bosm, OSax. OFria. bosm,
OHQerm. buosum, bosom, Orm. 19391; boeum a. r. 146;
bosom Chauc. C. t. 7575; boseme {dat.') a. r. 146.
bosse, ODvtck bosse, busse, OFr. bosse, boce, boss,
Chauc. C, t. 3266; hoce prompt, parv.; boces (pi.) Wid.
gloss.; see boche.
boat, Welsh bflst Owen's diction., Gad. bosd Mad. &
Dew. diction., boast, Rob. Olouc. 209, 20; Wr. spec. 94;
Degrev. 231; penne said Percivel on boat Perdv. 793;
boost n<dae, via. P. P. 9397.
bo ate n, Welsh bostiaw, Gael. b6ad, boast, via. P. P.
1043 ; boste & blowe transact. 18, 25; bostep {pres.) Chauc
C. t. 7254; bostus avow. AhL 23, 6.
boster boaster, dep. of R. 11, 1.
bot, Dutch hot {obtustis, rudis)?
botforke Wr. spec. 110.
bot, ASax. Olcel. bot, OSax. Ootk. bSta, OFris. bote,
OHQerm. buoza, from *baten, boot, amend, reparation, re-
medy, help. Will, gloss. 217 ; Mapes 336; bote iaj. 21926 ;
ant Arth. 16, 9; shal ben ur bote transact. 18, 25; pat
ia b6te of alle bale Amad. Rods. 17, 10; til ure s4wle
bote 0}-m. 2692; b6t« {ace.) Rob. Glouc. 448, 19; Rich.
3086; don bote a. r. 88; boote Mar. mir. pi. 24; {aec.)
Chauc. C. t. 426; to boote (dat.) to boot, vis. P. P. 9439;
bote, btte Gaw. gloss. 370; bute Min. 1.
bote, Provenc. beta, boot, „ocrea^, Wr. voc. 197; botes
(pi.) Mand. 250.
bo tin. Steed, bota, boot, amend, give more, prompt
paiv. 45; bote Amis 2340; he was botid of mekile care
Eglam. 188; see beten.
botel, aSox. botl, OSax. bodl? Lottie, house; botle
(dai.) 0/T». 2788.
botel, OFr. bottel, cm;). OIIGerm. bozo (fasciculus),
bottle, bundle: & botel bei CAomc. G t. Tyr. 16963.
botel, ifLai. botellus? boUle, lagma, lud. Cov. 138.
botelere butZer, WV.doc.257,- boteler, botle r, WicLgloss.
..L.oo^^lc
83 bStoen
httnen, from bdt, amend, repair, cure; bdtned (pres.)
Katk. 2523; botnede {pret.) ckron. of Engl 768; botned
{part.) WiU. gloss.; bootiied vis. F. P. 4181.
botenere carer. Wart. hist. 2, 109.
boteniBg, Swed. botning, cure, HaUiw. diet.
boton, OFr. boton, button, Wr. voc. 238.
bdpe, MHQerm. buode, hooih, prompt, paro. 46; (dat.)
Cow. conj. am. 3, 281; {ace.) Orm. 15817; Hardw. poem
45, 11; bopes {pi) Alia. 3457.
bopem, ASax. botra. OSax. bodom, OHOerm' ODutch
bodem, Oleel botn, hollom, Wr. vnc. 159; Gate, gloss.
370; bo|mm s. s. Wr. 809; botme {dot.) Mand, 52; Gow.
con/ am. 1, 108; CAawc. C. (. 13249; & botme (r. botem)
of prMe prompt, parv. 45.
bouelle. Of/-, bouelle, iowrf, „viscug", Wr. voc 247;
bouele Gow. conf. am. 2, 265.
bought, Dutch bogt. Germ, bucht, from bii^en, bought,
jUxura, ainwa, Tor. 558; of peose bought was heore croune
Ali». 4712; see bijt.
bouken, '9Z)u(cA buiken, LG-rm. biiken, Swed. bjka,
HGerm. bauchen, baucheu, 6wc/i:, lixivio incoquere, vis-
P. P. 8939; bouke rel ant. 1, 108.
bounde, ASax. buada, bondman, a. a. Web. 582; hus-
band (T), I/alliiB. diet.
bounde, OFr. honde, honne Koquef. gloss., MLot. bunda,
bonna du Cange's gloss., bound, limes, terminus, (ace.) Oou).
conf. aw. 3, 92; boundes (pi.) Chauc. C. t. 7922; bouns
HaUiw. nag. poet. 6; bunnen {dat. pi) La'T,. 1313,
bounen, Dan. bugue (bend), from blljen, go; bouae
(imperat.) Gaw. gloss. 370; to bed bouDus he avow. Ardi. 10,
13; bouiiit {pret.) Oaic. gloss.; bounut avow. Arth. 50, 13.
bourd, OFr. behourd {just, tournament), MiJGerm.
buhurt Ben. wb. 1, 735, ODutch boerde {joke), OFris. bord,
tournament; bourdes {^i.) WiU, gloss.; bori\i& llalliw. diet.;
joke, jest, WiU. gloss.; Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 17030; bourde
Gaw. gloss.; Town. myst. 107.
bourden, OFr. bourder, behourder {jtiM, play, joke),
joke; bourde {pres) Chauc. C. t. 14193; bourded (/wrt.)
Gaw. gloss.; bourdinge {part) vis. P. P. 9677.
bowere bowyer, Wr. voc. 195; bowyere prompt, parv.
box, ASax. box, OUQerm. buhsa, Gr. it'iSi?. box. Hob.
Olouo. 456, 7; Chauc. C. t. 14284.
i..,Googlc
box • 83
box, ASax. box, Lot. buxus, Or. toj£o?, hox.
boxtree Chauc. G. t. 1304.
box hox, fUtga, „alapa", promjit. paro. i6 ; Chauc. I.
g. w. 1384.
brae, ASax. (ge-)braec, brec, Olcel. brak, OROerm. ■
(ge-)bre]i, noise, (ace.) Ortn. 1178.
bracbe, OHGerm. bracho, scenting hound, rel. ant. 1,
151; bracbes (pi.) Oaw. gloss.
brad, OHOenti. prat, prart (<wa)? hrad, „aculeu8",
Wr. voc. 234; see brod.
brade(brad?)ful brimful, La^. 32224.
brftd, ASax. brid, OSax. OFria. br§d, Ooih. braids,
Olcel. breidr, OHGerm. breiter, broad, Orm. 3431; Iio.
163; a. a. Web. 2784; Perce». 269; aoow. Arlh. 3, 15;
brM, braed (brod) Laj. 14219; 15898; brod a. r. 102;
Tor. 1252; (brood) Chauc. C. t. i55; a brood abroad,
Mand, 45 ; iiw. P. P. 903 1 ; pat blod stod al a brod
Jtob. Glove. 261, 19 ; her witiges b6|)e a brod she *
spradde Qow. conf. am. 2, 105; and held Mr lappe
a brod Chauc. C. t. 10756; bradder, brodder (comparat.)
Wicl. gloss.
brodarwe catapulta, prompt, parv. 53.
broodaxe dolabra, ibid.
broden, ASax. brMian, Goth, braidjaii, Olcel. breida,
OHOerm. breiten, spread, dep. of li. 13, 2; see bredeu.
brag, OFr. brague, Olcel. brag (fragor)? brag, Degrev.
231; brai? noise, Alii. 2175.
brag, hrag, proud, in.iolent, „bold'^. Will, gloss. 217;
jiat raake[i us so brag and bolde Wr. apee. 24; wordes
bragge Shoreh. 110; hi shouhle nought beren hem so
brag cr. P. P. 1407; brai? „bold", Gaw. gloss. 371.
bragat (braket), Welsh bragawd {a liquor made of
woi-t of ale and mead fermented together') Owens diction.,
Irish bracat (malt liguor) O'Reillys diction., from brag,
braich (malt), braggtt, Chauc. C. t. 3261.
bra gen, OFr. braguer, Welsh bragiaw. {brag, boast,
swell out), Irish bragaim (boaat), brag: lie b6ste|) and
braggep vis. P. P. 8595; braggip „bra;/s", Wicl. gloss. 9;
braging ^^joaating^, Gaw. gloss. 371.
braggere bragger, vis. P. P. 4104.
braid, AS.xx. braegd, bregd, Olcel. bragd, /rom brei-
den, braid, turn, throw, start, blots, trick, Qow. conf. am.
5»
S4 braiden
2, 21; Chauc. I. g. w. 1164; Tor. 1611; echo braid hit
a doun at 6a braid s. s. Wr. 483 ; pat was & p6ves braid
Roh. Br. 164, 3; he abod moni k bitter braid transact
18, 24; brad {r. w. said) Mar. mir.pl. 153; breid Rob.
Qlovc. 22, 15; fyom. 1834; he went to pe uscher in 6
breide (in a trice) 01. 448; ivele breides rel. ant. 1,218;
compos, upbraeid.
braiden? braid; braide (/or braidde or braid?) (pret.)
^started, threw", Will, gloss.; braide, braiden „(wrne(/,
dreuj, threw, started", Gaw. gloss.; out of sISpe sche braide
(r. w. saide) Chauc. C. t. 4283; on swouning doune sche
braide -Ey^awi. 1155; braidit Gaw. gloss.; braidet ant.Arth.
10, 5; and braided Mm doune Alis. 5856; braided out
of paire bedde Tsumb. 104.
brain, ASa.r. braegen, ODvtch bregen, OFria. brein,
brain, Wr. treat. 138; brain (brajen) La-y 1468.
brainpanne Mand..2Zi.
b r a y e n , OFr. braire, bray, cry, Gaw. gloss. ; see brageii.
brake brake, fern, Wr. voc. 156; prompt, parv. 47;
lud. Gov. 22; brakin \pl.?) Wr. voc. 191; 226.
brake (brake?), 0^«(cA braeke {lupatum, frangibula)?
Swed. brSke (fi-angibula, frangibulum)? from breken,
brake, „rupa, vibra"^, Wr. voc. 217; 276; ^rastetlvm",
prompt, parv. 47 *.
brakin (brikin?), ODiUck liraeken, break, vomit, prompt,
parv. 47.
brime, ODutch braeme, OHGerm. br4ma, tribtUtta,
Vfpres, Wr. voc. 192.
brand, ASax. OFris. brand, brond, Olcel. brandr,
OHGerm. brant, brand; brandes ipl) Percev. 774; brond
Chauc. C. t. 2340; brondes (pi.) a. r. 368; Gaw. gloss.;
brand sword, avow.AHh. 14, 6; Mar. mir. pi. 137; brond
Kath. 2395; brandes, brondes Gaw. gloss.
brandnpe, ASax. brandrEda? Off Germ, brandreita ? tripuf,
Wr. voc. 232.
branden, ODutch branden, brand; brondin „cawte-
tare", prompt.
brank.
brank, ODutch prange (postomis, numella), an tnstrv-
ment formerly used for punishing scolds, Halliw. diet.
branken, Goth, praggan, ODutch prangen {^premere,
wgere, arctare), brank, press f brankand (part) Halliw,
diet.
DiailizodbvGoOglf
brant, ASax. brant, Olcel. brattr, hrafU, steep, Halliw. dicL
bras, ASax. braes, Olcel. bras (ferrumen) ? hraaa,
Orm. 17417; Wr. treat. 136; prompt, parv. 47; brea Wr.
voc. 94; a. r. 2X6.
brase, ODutch brase, OSiced. brasa, [8pan.Port. brasa,
Fr. braise, Ital. bracia, bragia], glowing cotda, (brasse)
Gato. gloBB. 371 ; oMt Artk. 15, 6.
bragen (braain), ASax. braesen, hrazm, ^aereua",
prompt, pari}. 47; Alia. 5585; 0 pat brasene neddre Orm.
17424.
brastlien, ASax. brastliao, from *brast, MBGerm.
brast (crgMiiu), hra»Ae, crack. Lot,. 28551; sceldes brast-
ledea 27463.
bratt, ASax. bratt (^palHani) I/ye'a diction., hrat, gown?
Chauc C. t Tyr. 16349.
br&p, Olcel. br4dr, hasty, violent, fierce, Orm. 7164;
brope Craw, gloas.
bripli hastily, violently, Halliw. did. 207; brflptiche Mape$
343; bropeli Percev. 2123; Roh. Br. 16fi, 12.
bripe? violence, fierceness; brappe {ace.) Orm. 4719.
br&peful violent: bropefuUe wordes Rob. Br. 55, 28.
braun, OFr. braon (swro), LOerm. br&e pi. br&en
(mra), ODutck braede (jmlpa, »Kra), OHGerm. tr&to ace
br&tun (pfella), brawn, „l.zcertua, pvlpa'*, prompt, parv. 48;
neiper bacon ne braun via. P. P. 82 19; ful big he was
of braun and eek of boones Chauc. C. t. 548; braunea
(pi.) „3inew»'', Wicl. gloas.; his braunes bard and stronge
Chauc. C. L 2137.
brawlin, ODvtdi brabbelen {rixari)^ hra^d, „jurgare^,
prompt, pan. 48.
braulinge brawling, vis. P. P. 10100,
bread, ASax. bread, Olcel. brand, OFris. br4d, braed,
OSax. brod, OHGerm. brot, bread, a. r. 412; SAorcA. 30;
braed Orm. 1939; breed ttV. spec. 104; Wicl. John 6;
brfid rel. s<mga 7, 42; Brand. 6; Mand. 18.
breche, ASax. breca, OHGerm. brecho, breaker; com-
pos, fiwbreche.
breche, .4 Saa;. (ge-)brece, brice, OFrCs. breke, OHGerm.
(ge-)breche, breach, fracture, rupture, Alis, 2168; Gow.
conf. am. 2, 138; {for bruche?) Skoreh. 133.
brfiche, OHGerm. brfl,cha, fallow feldf {dat.) owl and
night. 14.
:, Google
86 bred
bred, ASax. bred, ODutch bred, berd, OHOerm. bret,
hred, hoard, prompt, parv. 48; nailid on & bred of trS
rd. ant. 1, 63; see brerd; compos, taevelbred.
brudchCse prmnpl. parv.
hvitiijor bre(l?)fiil brhnful, Cliuuc. C. t. 689; Ilardu:
poem 41, 8.
brSd? brede? ASax. braed, OTcel. brSJ, OHOerm.
prAt, /es/f, meat; brede {ace.} La^. 30583; owl and nighl.
1628; Wr. spec. 27; avow. Arth. 31, 15; brMea {pi.')
Alts. 5249.
br§deiren gridiron, Halliw. diet. 208.
brfide, ASax. braedo, OFria. brfide, Qoth. braidei.
OIlGerm. breiti, brede, breadth, „taiitudo^, prompt, pare. 49 ;
Gow. conf. am. 2, 38^^; Maiid. 117; nnt. AHh. 45, 13;
brede, breede Wicl. gloss, 9 ; |)e knight liggea per on brede
Percev. 797,; al aboute on brSde pei spredde Hick. 4134;
pine armes shalt pou sprede a brede (abroad) Chauc. r.
r. 2563; breede C. t. 1972; in breede and leng[)e Lidg.
m. p. 98; breade a. r. 102.
breden, ASax. bredan, OFris.hvUn, throw, a. r. 222;
his berd jierwij) was bro|ien (? r. w. sopen = aoden)
Soh. Br. SI. 3, 397; see breidra.
br§den, ASax. braedan, sprtad, ecrtend, La^. 14283;
bredin prompt, parv. 49 ; breade|> {pres.) Mar. mir. pi. 11;
bredde (pret) ? Will, gloss. ; braddQ Gate. gloss.; see hr&ien;
compos. abrSden.
breden, ASax. braedan, OHGerm. br&ten, roast, £03.
25986; brgde rel. songs 5, 200; Hich.li93; brMe {pari.)
3613.
breden? roast; brad {pret.) Gah. gloss. 370; bredden
Halliw. diet. 208; bradden La^. 20978.
brfiden (bredin), ASax. bredan, OHGerm. bruotan,
from brod, breed, prompt, parv. 49; brede Wr. spec. 101;
brdded (pres.) a. r. 222; br^dep Rob. Glouc. 177, 2; wis.
P. P. 7271; bredde {pret.) owl and nigfit. 101; bredden
vis. p. p. 7287; bredd {part.) Wicl. gloss.
brgf, OFr. bref, brief, OHGerm. brief, brief, letter.
s. s. Wr. 3213; Bob. Br. 155, 12.
breidon (breide), ASax. OSax. bregdan, OffeLhregia,
brigJa, braid, wreath, turn, thi-oiv, pull, Wicl. gloss. H;
breiden 4ne crflne a. r. 124; jl gret ok he wolde breide
a douD as it a smal 3erde w^re Bob. Glouc. 22, 7; pei
brek 87
taughten him ilace to braide Goio. c&nf. am. 3, 237; breide
(pres.) „necto, torqueo'*, prompt, parv. 49; breid {pret.)
a. r. 280; breid (drew) he ... 4 sweord LaT,. 1548; pe
king hine breid (feignedf) saec 6667; braid „atarted^.
Win. gloss. 217; he braid (threw) him doune iw. 3248;
he braid aur to pe kinge avow. Arth. 43, 9; broiden
{pait.) owl and nu/ht. 645; wip blis and bote broiden
Malliio. diet. 213; broidiu „laqueatits", prompt, paro. 53;
braiden variegated, coloured^ ^emhroidered" f Gam. gloss.;
braudeD „woven", ibid.; compos, a-, at-, for-, i-, to-, um-,
up-, Atbreidmi; deriv. braid.
brek, ASax. (ge-;)brec, break, fraeiure. Mix. 2168*;
(nbreke" ?) prompt parv. 49 ; (Hbrike" ?) Chmtc. C. t. Tyr.
14620; see breche.
brekil, brickie, hritde, prompt, parv. 177; Afar. mir.
pi. 112.
brekeu, ASax. OSax. brecan, O^ris. breka, Goth.
brikau, OHGerm. biechaii, break, a. r. 2i2 ; Mand. 228 ;
brekin „frangere, rumpere", prompt, parv. 49 ; breke Wicl.
gloss.; breake „cut up". Gate, gloss.; brekep (pres.) Wr.
treat. 136; brae (pret^) La%. 1558; Orm. 15; brak vis.
P. P. 12721; Chauc C. t. 1470; Jio. 3778; Wid. gloss.;
Bob. Glouc. 126, 12; brek 22, 16; Gate, gloss.; br&ke
ibid.; Isamb. 652; broken, breeken Wicl. gloss.; breken
1^13. 27506; Alia. 5891; s. s. Wr. 1218; broken {part)
Chauc. Trail. 7574; brokin Octav. 944; compos, a-, aa-,
at-, i-, to-, up-, utbreken; deriv. brake, breche, brucbe.
br4mbil, ASax. br€mbel, bramble, Wid. gloss.; brem-
mil, brirabil prompt, parv.
br^mber, ASax. brfimber, bramble, Chauc. C. t 15158.
breme, OHGerm. bremo (tabanus, oestrus), from
•bremen, OHGervt. breman {fremere), breeze? rel. ant.
1, 81.
breme (brerae?), ASax. breme EUm. lex. 321, breme
Grein's gloss., broeme liout. ev. gloss., bream, loud, keen,
fierce, Orm. 7197; WHl. gloss. 217; Oaw. gloss. 371;
Town. myst. 197 ; pat brid so breme in boure Wr. spec.
52; her br^me (breme?) blastis dep. of R. 27, 4 [bremme
wordes 11, 1 = brimmer']; pu art wel modi and wel
breme {r. w. teme) orol and night. 500; breme and bold
k. of T. 835; a brlme bai-e Amad. Web. 171; br^me as
& b&re Degrev. 1240; brfime wittes vis. P. P. 7878; when
.L,oo.^lc
86 litHaie
briddes singep breme (r. w. dSme) loudly, Wr. spec. 44 ;
foughteu breeme fiercely, Chauc. 0. t 1701.
bremeli, br^mli loudly, keenly, fiercely, WUl. gloss.; Gato.
gloss. ; bricldes ful brfimeli on pe bowes singe Hartsk. met. t.257.
br^me, OFr. bresme, OH Germ, brabsema, bream, Wr.
voc. 253; prompt, parv. 49; Chauc. C. t. 352.
bren, OFr. bren, Bret brenn, Welsh Irish bran, bran,
„ furfur", prompt, parv. 49; Chauc. C. t. 4051; vis. P. I'.
4160; bran Wr. voc. 201.
brennen, ASax. brennan, beman (urere, cremare),
OHGerm. OSax. brennan, Olcel. brenna, ODutch bernen,
Goth, brannjan, bum, urere, uri, vis. P. P. 11830; Chauc.
C. t. 4531; brennin „cremare, ardere", prompt, parv. 49;
brenne Will, gloss.; Gaw. gloss.; Wicl. gloss.; Alts. 5935;
Mand. 48; Min. 23; Rob. Br. 44, 18; brenne (pres.) ant.
Arth. 15, 6; bernen (= ASax. beornan?) a. r. 306; ov>l
and night. 1201; berne Boh. Glouc. 81, 15; Wr. treat.
136; baemen Orm. 1529; brende {preL) 1702; G<m.
cmf. am. 2, 164; via. P. P. 12021; Oaw. gloas.; Wid.
gloss.; brenden Ohawc. 0. t. 2427; Rich. 6057; bernde
Kath. 1665*; a. r. 242; bamde ^03. 30459; Rob. Glouc.
300, 6; bearninde {pres. part) Kath. 1362; brend (pret.
part.) Orm. 1000; brend {burnished) gold Chauc. C^ t.
2164; Rick. 3349; brend, brent Will, gloss.; brent HoccL
1, 390; Gor/ipos. for-, upbrennen.
br e OS e n bruise f compos, tobreosen ? deriv.hrfsen, brosen ?
breost, ASax. breoat, OSax. Olcel. brios^ OFris.
briast, breast, Alis. 621 ; breest ^pectus", prompt, parv. 49 ;
brest Orm. 4774; brist lud. Coo. 14; breoste {dot) La^.
15831; a. r. 230; broste gr. 20; breeste Mand. 92.
breoden, ASax. breodan, perish, La^. 5807; breoded
(brepip) 5196.
br^r? ASax. brSr (tnbulus), brier; brSre? „trihulus,
vepris", prompt, parv. 49; „^glantier", Wr. voc 163;
„tribvlus", 181; 229; s. a. c. 8; Mar. mir. pi. Ill; brSre
{dal.) Min. 31; breres {pi.) a. r. 276; Onn. 9212; WilL
gloss. 217; Mand. 115; Chauc. C. t. 1534; & burpen of
brSre Wr. spec. 110.
brerd, ASax. brerd, breard, OHGerm. prart, brim,
brink, Or»K. 14040; Gaw. gloss.; Wid. gloss.; brerde {dat.)
a. r, 324; breorde L«3. 23322; see berd and bred,
brerdful brimful, Orm. 14529.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
brese, ASax. briosa, breeze, ^oeatram", Wr. voc. 255;
„asibcs"f prompt ptirv. 49.
b r e s t (breste i"), ASax. berst (?); ODnteh berste {defe^ua)
Maerl. rh. gloss., MHOerm. brest, breste {vkium) Ben. leb.
1, 256, Olcel. brestr (defectus) Egilas. lex., lack, want,
prompt, parv. 49 ; breste {ace.) damage, harm, Holliw.
diet. 209; berst 167.
bresten, ^ISocc. berstan, OFria. bersta, ODvtch hersten,
OSasc, brestan, OUGerm. brestan, prestan, Olcel. bresta,
burst, bntst, Katk. 2028; brestin prompt, parv. 50; breste
Mar. mir. pi. 1^2; breste, berste IVicl. gloss.; briste Qaw.
gloss.; brusten? Will, gloss.; bersten La^. 27683; a. »-. 80;
berste Horn 662 ; bursteD Kath. 2028*; breste {pres. subj.)
Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 11071; brast (p-et) vis. P. P. 4153;
Ckauc. C. t. 2612; Tor. 687; Degree. 1622; barst ^03.
1467; Hide. thes. 1, 228! Alts. 626; brusten Gaw. gloss.;
brosten Octov. 1088; brosten, brasten, barsten Wicl. gloss. ;
bursten Eick. 2892: borsten k. ofT. 104ft; brosten (part.)
Ckauc. C. t 3827; prompt, parv.- 53 i brosten, borstun
Wicl. gloss.; compos, an-, at-, to-, atbresten.
bred, ASax. braed, cmp. OHGerm. br&dam, breath,
vapour, fervour, a. r. 106; br€p owl and night. 946; 1452;
Wr. treat. 136; „raqe, anger", Gaw. gloss.; breep Ckauc.
C. t. 5; vis. P. P. 12721; brSfe {dat.) Lidg. m. p. 62.
brfipen (brfipin) breathe, exhale, evaporate, ^spirare",
prompt, parv. 50;* br^pi Wr. treat. 136; brepep {pres.)
Wicl. John 3.
br6w (breu?) brew.
br^wam, ASax. breavaem, brewkouse, Wr. voc 178.
brfewhous, MHGerm. briubas, Wr. voc. 204; Ckaac. C. t.
3334.
brew (br^we?), ASax. breav, OFris. brfi, Olcel. brk,
OHGerm. br&(?), brawa, ODutck brauwe {ora, ftUium),
bree, brow; br^^e Wr. spec. 34; brie „cilium*', Wr. voc.
163; br4 brink. Gate, gloss. 370; bro id., Bob. Br. 187, 9;
br3.je id., Hallim. diet. 207; br^ye (dot.) rel. songs 5,
238; brlwis {pi.) Wid. gloss. 10; brees avoie. Artk. 15,
15; breowen £03. 18374; compos. S^ebrew; see bruwe.
br4we, ODutck bruwe, brfie, broeije, Jf/TGertn. briieje ?
broth, sauce, „brodtum", Wr. voc. 241; compos, fischbroue?
br^wen (brewe), ASax. breovan, MHGerm. briuwen^
ODutck brouwen, brew, s. s. Wr. 1490; brdwin, brlUii,
..L.oo^^lc
M brAwen
brotun (browin) ^pamf/oxon'"', prompt, parv. 54; brfiw
(prel.) Wi: p. a. 69; cia. P. P. 2910; Gam. gto»a ; bro-
wen {part.) Itich. 4365; ibrowen Hardw. poem 29, 6;
ibtowe a. i. Web. 14'J4.
br^weD, Olcel. brugga, hreu>; brewid (part.) fior. 687.
brfiwere bretcer, prompt paro. 54; wis. P. P. 13755;
biTieres ipl-) rel. songs 7, 35; hrasrs HaUiic. nug. poet. 9.
brewes, OFr. broites, brewis, broth, (brewis) Ha'.liio.
diet. 210; brues ^adipatmit", Wi: ooc. 26ti ; brouis (browis)
td. ibid. 199; (browes) id., prompt paro. 53; aud soupid
of pe brouwis a sope Rich. 3077.
brewestere brewster, (female) brea>er, vis. P. P. 3087;
brouatere Ivd. Gov. 133; broustar prompt, paro. 54.
brewet, OFr. brouet, ODutck bruwet, OFris. brout
(feretc, brewing) f bi-otk, Wr. diet, 255; br4et ibid.; brouet
(browet) prompt, parv. 54; dtp. of B. 10, 3.
bri, A8ax. briv? ODutck brii, OHGerm. bri, „puls^,
Wr. voc. 93.
bribe, Fr. bribe {morsel), bribe, C/iauc. C. t. 6960.
bribeu (bribe), OFr. bnber. Span, brtbar, fdch, steal,
nVianticulari''', prompt, pare. 50; Ckauc G. t. 4415.
brid, ASaa:. bridd, (young) bird, a. r. 102; owl and
night. 124; Mand. 48; s. s. Wr. 3035; Wid. gloss.; berd
GoiO. conf. am. 1, 45; lui. Coo. 44; briddes (pi.) pulloa,
a. r. 118; T?olucres, 128; A;o(A. 64; uw. -f. P. 7681;
Ckauc. G. t. 2931; IK(/(. j/ioss.; Gate, gloss.; ant. Arth.
27, 4; birdus Tor. 2044.
bridel (bridel?), ASax. I.ridel, OHGerm. britel, prit-
til, cm/1. ODutck breidel, bridle, a. r. 74; Skoteh. G; Ckauc.
C. t. 906; bridil fii'cA. 5817.
bridlen (bridlen?), ASax. bndelia.n, bridle; pei bridleii
(pres.) Gow. conf. am. 1, lIOl bridled (part.) Orm. 11604 ;
brideled Mand. 253; ibridled Chauc. I. g. w. 1112.
briht, ASax. breht Hout. p.b. glosa, baorht, OSax.
berbt, OllOei-m. beraliter, Ofcel. biartr, brigkt, Orm.
3431; Wr. spec. iJ5; k. of T. 240; lud. Gov. 21; brijt
Degrev. 1483; briyt 7/icA. (Aes. 1, 231; britli (briht'O
Mar. mir. pi. 42; bri3th (brisht?) Degree. 1545; britt
Hick. thes. 1, 228; brist (brit?) rel. ant. 1, 48; brihte
brightly, chron. of Engl. 770; brijte Brand. 2i brihture
(comj).) a, r. 38.
brihtllche brightly, a. r. 154; brihtloker (com;*.) 96.
brihteD 91
brihten, ASax. brihtan, beorhtan, brighten, a. r. 148;
til on morweii pe dai bright s. s. Wr. 1997.
brightnesse. -JiSnic. bryhtiiess, beorhtness, brifflitnets,
(dal.) Mand. 260.
b r i k , Fr. brique, ODutch bricke {later), LGenu. bricke
(taheila, discus), brick, wills and invent. 37.
brim, ASax. OLel. brim, Hood, sea, Min. 30; fie brim
of pe see Brand. 22; brimes {pi.) Gaw. gloss.
brim (brime, brimme?) = breme (or bremo)? brim
loud, sharp, fierce, „ftrus, ferox", prompt, pars. 51; Oaio.
gloss. 371; Rob Br. 28, 27; brims {r. to. lime) Wr. s. a.
f?. 20, 4; breres brimme Chive, r. r. 1836.
brimli Mar. mir. pi. iTii.
brime? Olcei brimi (fire)?
brimestOn brimstone, rel. songs 5, 211; brimstOii chron. of
Engl. 181; Chauc. C. t. 631; brim-, brumstOu Wid.
gloss. 10! brumstOii Mopes 339; bremston Ualliw. diet.
172.
brimme, ASax. brymme, bremme, brim, Octov. 931;
(dat.) LaT,. 14720; Gow. conf. am. 2, 293 i Chauc I g. w.
2449; Em. 694.
brimmen (brimme), ASax. bremman, brim, roar,
grunt, prompt, parv. 51.
brimse, ASax. brimse, ODutch bremse, brims, breete,
oestrum, Wr, diet.
brin, Dan. Swed. br^n, OJcel. biiln pi. brjim, (brine)
„supercilium", prompt, parv. 51 ; avow. Arth. 15, 6.
brine, ASax. bryne, brine, ^salsugo", profnpt. parv.
bringe, ASax. bring, bringing, (gtnJ) Xaj. 743.
brin gen, ASax. 0Sax.01IOerm.hnwgiin, OFris. britiga,
Goth, briggan, bring, Orin. 1327; harrow. 6; pei bringen
(pres.) Mand. 237; brohte (prtt.) Orm. 14361; Wr. p. s.
221; brojte oid and night. 107; brouhte La;^. 63: broute
(brofte) 36; broughte Chauc. C t. 4942 ; brohten Horn 44;
brouhten a. r. 114; brolit (part.) Wr. spec. 29; broght
vis. P. P. 7691; Mar. viir. pi. 135; brouht k. of T. 193;
compos, ibriugeii.
bringcre bringer, Mand. 243.
brink, LGerm. Dan. Swed. brink (kUl), brink, ora,
WicL John 21; brinke (dat.) a: r. 242; Chauc. C. t. 9275.
briniien, ASax. briiinjin, beornau (ardere, urC), OSaa.
OHGerm. Goth, brinnan, Olcel. brinna (brenna?), bum;
..L.oo^^lc
93 briKlfl
brinne (= brenne?) Chauc. C. t. 5634; laumb. 695; bifne
{= berne?) Tor. 555; beornen La^. 2858; pe castel gon
to bernen 16218; born (prct.) 16217.
brixle, OTcel. brixl (opprobrium)? fr(xm breken? compos.
upbrixle,
broblen = burblen? brobilaiide in hia blode HaUiie.
diet. 212.
broc, ASax. broc, Dan. brok, Irish Gael, broc, Welah
bro^ brock, badger, Wicl. glosa.; brok prompt, parv. ;
brockes {pi.) La^. 12817; brokkes vis. P. P. 3854.
broc (broc?), ASaar. broc? nfflicHon? LaT,. 21029.
broc, ASax. broc {torrena), 0 Dutch broek {palus),
OHOerm. bruocb (palua), brook, Lai,. 21783; brok „rti>»-
hia", prompt, pari). 53; Hand. 99; brook Chauc. C, t
3»20i broke {dat) vis. J'. P. 4067; brokes (pi.) a. r. 258.
brocminte brook-, walermint, Wr. voc. 140.
broc, ASaar. broc, Olcel.hvok, 0 IlOei-m. hruoh (braca);
brech (pL) breech (breeches), a. r. 420; Bek. 260; vis.
P. P. 2822; breech Mand. 250; brerb or brek ^hraccae",
prompt, parv. 48; brek „braccae", Wr. voc. 238; Iw. 1770;
Rob. Br. 161, 13; brik ». a. c. 10, 57; brechen (da<.)
LaT,. 1G749; br^ke Lidg. m. p. 114.
broche, OFr. broche, broach, a. r. 420: Oaw. gloss.;
WicL gloss.
brocour broker, vis. P. P. 1001 ; brocouris (pi.) HaUite.
diet.
brod, ASaar.. brord (spicd)'i OTcel. broddr (spiculum,
frons, ora), OHGerrn. prot, prort (prora)? brod, point,
prick, sprout, „aculews'^, Wr. voc. 202; „clavus acephalus",
prompt- parv. 53; brod & blome Orm. 10773.
brod, ASax. brod, OHGerm. bruot (heal), brood, Rob.
Glrnic. 70, 16; brod (ace.) owl and night. 1631; brode
(dat) 93; 518.
brodden sprout, Orm. 10769.
broden brood, ,.fovere'*, prompt, parv. 53; ibroded?
(part.) owl and night. 1310; see brouden.
broilen, OFr. bruiller, broil, roast, „usltdare, torrere",
prompt, parv. 53; broile Chauc. C. t 385.
brok, ASax. broc, Olcel. brockr Haldors. lex., brock,
jade, Chauc. G. t. 7125.
broke == broken?
brokebaklcid „gibbosus", prompt, parv.
:,,G00gIf
brokel «g
brokefootid nfracto pede", Wiol gloss.
brokelegged crook-leggfd, via. P. P. 4068.
brokel, Ofhtch brokel, brockle, brittle, prompt, pare.
53; Skoreh. 3.
broken, ASax. brocian? rebel; brokke S/ioreh. 1-06.
brol (brol?) child, prolea, vis. P. P. 1767; er. P. P.
1485; rd. ant. 2, 177.
brom, ASax. brom (myrica, genista), ODvlck brom
{genista), broom, „genista", Wr. voc. 91; 140; hroom Mand.
130; brome {dat.) Alia. 2492; bromes (pi) ^myricae'*,
Wicl. gloss.; Chauc. h. off. 1226.
b r OS i n = brlisen ? {as broken = brfiken) bruise,
^quaasare", prompt, parv. 52; broosede Wtcl. gloss. 10;
brosed (part.) Halliw. diet. 213.
b r o p , ASax. brod, OHGemt. prod {jus), from br6wen,
broth, soap, Rob. Olatic. 528, 2; Hardw. poem 43, 8;
Mand. 260; prompt, parv.
brop?
bropfal, emp. Olcel. brottfall, epilepsy? Orm. 15504.
bropel, from breoden? bad, miserable? pe truoBt is
ful bropel for to triste Chauc. L g. w. 1881; broyil?
prompt, parv. 178; brofiel wretch, Oow. conf. am. 3, 173;
lud. Cov. 217; brodel Mar. mir. pi 165; bropels {pi.)
cr. P. P. 1540; brepelis lud. Coo. 308; breyet? „miser-
culva^, pr(ympt. parv. 50; breel? Halliw. diet 209.
broder, ASax. bi-6dor, OSax. Qoth. bropar, Olcel. bro-
dir, OHGerm. bruoder, Lat. frAter, brother, broder (broper)
LaT,. 2116; broper (bropur) Chauc. C. t. 531 ; bropir lud.
Cov. 224; broper in lawe Alis. 4399; broder Flor. 718;
broper {gen.) Hob.Olouc. 291, 4; brgpre (pi.) Orm. 8269;
breper Will, gloss. 217; Hob. Br. 51, 25; brSpir Amad.
Robs. 60, 8; brMer Aud. 35; briper a. a. Wr. 1899; br^
deren ^03, 2137; Bek. 5; brddren (ace.) a. r. 54; br6-
(Jren (brfidre) {dat.) 74; br^pren Mand. 222; broperen
Skoreh. 45; broderen (tia(.) Las. 10461.
broperhStl brotherhood, Chawc. C. t. 14453; Amis 362;
Qaw. gloss. 372.
broiiden, /lowi breidenV „in(exere", prompt. p«rw. 53;
floures pat ao wel brouded {variegated, coloured f) bSn
Halliw. diet. 214; „brauded embroidered"? Gaw. gloss. S71.
bruche, ASax. bryee (fractio), ODutch breuke (Jrac-
tura, peccatum, mvlta). OHGerm. bnih (fractio, fractura).
..L.oo^^lc
64 brflche
from broken, hreacJi, rupture, violation, trespass, a. r. 164;
Rob. Olouc. 26, 22; for mounea bruche Katk 1210;
Iiruchen (pi.) 1407; bruches 1616; \Vr. spec. 30; I)at tii
wite me wid hara & iille liore bmelieii (prnalties?) a. r.
28; cotnpoa. aew-, gripbruche.
brache, ASaar. b^ce, OotJt. briiks, tisffal; briche i-el.
ant. 1, 217.
liruchel h-ittle, Katk 2029; «. r. 164; bruchelure
{comp.) ibid.
brud, ASax. bryJ, brygiJ, OFris. breud, from bredeit,
breiden; compos, upbrud.
brud, ASax. brjd, ODutck brM, bruid, OFris. breid,
OSax. brud, OHGerm. brut, Olcel. briidr, Goth, brups,
bride, sponsa, nupta; brude Horn 1058; Wr. p. s. 239;
bruid Cl.auc. C. t. 9694; brid Oi-m. UIft4; brude (dat.)
La^. 164; {(wc.) a. r. 164; brude muideii, lady, puell-a,
femina, La^. 294; bunle 19271; vis. F. F. 1384; Degrev.
769; WiU. gloss.; Oaw. gloss.; buirde k of T. 374; biurde
(aec^ avow. Arth. 32, 16; birde Percev. 1289; berde De-
grev. 759; bierdes {pl^ HtdUw. diet.
bridale bridal, Orm. 14003; via. P. P. 969; Ociau.
1702.
bridgume irirfejroom, Oi-m. 17958.
brug, ASax. brycg, ODutch brugge, OFris. bregge,
Olcel. bryggja, OIlGei-m. brucca, bridge,. IVill. gloss.;
brugg Hob. Glouc, 402, 1; vis. P. F. 3690; pe brig of pe
nese Wr. voc. 207; bngge Ckaiic. C. I. 3920; Hob. Br.,
241, 5; bregge li beavs disc. 1271; brugge (gen.) Rob.
Olouc 539, 27; (dat.) a. r. 242; brigge (dat) lloccl. 1,
190; (occ.) Mand. 7; bruggeii (■^.) Rob. Glouc. 555, 27.
bruk bruck, locust, Wicl. gloss.
brflken, ASax. OSax. brflcaii, OFris. Olcel. bruka,
OHGerm. brAchan, Lat. frui (fructus), brook, vse, enjoy, Orm.
2154; a. r. 202; brouke vis. P. P. C819; Ur. p. 9. 332;
broke (pres. imper.) Amad. Robs. 61, 1 ; Tor. 834; broken
mete „digerendo retinere", prompt, parv. 53.
brun, ASax. OFris. brfln, OHGerm. brdner, Olcel.
brflnn, brown; broun Mand. 158; Chauc. C. t. 207,
brune, ASax. bryne, Olcel. brun i, /rom brinnen, burn-
ing, vstio, iaj. 8255; a. r. 182; pu bodest buses bruiie
owl and night. 1153; briiigeii on brune k fur Katk 1364.
fbrunsUin, cmp. ASax. berne(-lsc) ajid ODutch bem-,
brttnen 95
lamsteen (aucanum), brimstone, „Bulphur*', prompt, parv.
54; brun-, bren-, brinstsn Wicl. gloss. 10; brenstSn Hick,
thea. 1, 228; brinstoii „mlfw", 'Wr. voc. 269; ant Artk.
15, 6; bronstoa Rob. Br. M. 3,- 415; Ivd. C'ov. 308; Itorn-
ston Wr. voc 211.
brunen, OHGerm. brfluen, become brown; brounip
(prea.) Alia. 3293.
b r un i e , ASa^. byrne, Olcel. brynja, OSaa;. Goth.
brunjo, OHOenn. brunia, brunna, cuirass, a. r. 382; La'T^.
1553; burne 6718; bruni Alia. 1869; bruni, brene, brine,
bimi Gaw. glosa.; breili ant. A>th. 41, 7.
brunt, from brinnen? brimt, ,,iinpitiis'^, prompt, parv.
54; bront Lidg. m. p. 261.
brun tun insilire, prompt, paro.
brusehe, Ital. brlisca, Fr. brosse, brvah, peniculus;
brushe (dat.) vis. P. P. 8899.
brusehe, Ital. brusco, Fr. brousse, brush, acopa,
„bmscua", prompt, parv. 54.
. brusen, -liSair. urjsan, bruise; brSsiu prompt, parv. 52;
briisede, briside {pret) Wid. gloss. 10; br§sed {part.) Gaw.
gloss. 371 ; brfisid Flor. 103 ; Triam. 237 ; compos, tobrisen.
brust, ASax. byrst (damnunCi, OHOerm. brust {frac-
tura), from bresteo, damage, loss, want; burst La^. 1610;
Wr. spec. 24; brist Ilalliw. diet. 215; erl of T. 833.
brust, ASax. byrst, OTcel. brust, OHGet-m. burste,
bristle, EIL rom. 2, 322.
brust, Olcel. byrstr, covered with bristles, Wt. j). a. 151.
brusten? ibrusted mid golde Laj. 3639.
brustel, ASax. bristl, ODutck borstel, bristle, k. of T.
777; bristil, brustil (burstil) „sela", prompt, parv. 52;
bristil Afnr. mir. pi. 112; brustelis (pi.) Alts. 6621; brist-
les Ckaue. O. t 9698; (berstles) 558.
brustlien bristle; bristled {part.) Chauc. Boet. 4;
Alis. 5722; iburstled (ibnistled) mid atele La^. 16095.
brustlien brustle, eradc; brustlep {prea.) llalUw. diet.
215; and brustlep as k moiikes froise Gow. conf. am. 2,
93; brustlede acaeftes La^. 20080.
brutel, /rom *breoten, ASax. breotan, Olcel. briota
{break), britde, brutel (britel) Gore, conf am. 1, 3S;Halliw.
dif-t. 215; brutil, britel (brotel) Chauc. C. t 9155; 9935;
brotel Skorek. 5; vis. P. P. 4983; brutil, bretil, britil,
brotil Wicl. gloss. 10.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
96 brstetneese
brutelnesse ir^Uene*t, Chavc. C. l. 9155.
brutnen, ASax. biytnian, cut in pieces, divide; bmt-
tene WUl. gloss.; brittene HaUiw. diet.; brittun avouj.
Arth. 8, 9; britnez [prea.) Gate, gloss.; brtitned, bruttened
(pret.) Will, gloss.; britned, brittened, bretinit Gam. gloss.;
bretinid Halliw. diet.; pe bor brittuat his achild avow.
Arth. 14, 15; britned {part.) Oi-m. 14178.
brutten, ASax. bryttan, brytian (bryttiau), Oleel.
brytja, cut in pieces: \ie dSde bodi Jiei britten (prrt.) Rob.
Br. 244, 10; compos, tobrutten.
brutten, ASax. bryttan {stringere), turn; brutte {pret.)
HarUk. met. t. 112.
bruwe? brOwe? ASaa^. brfl Orein's. gloss., bru¥ Bovt.
ev. gloss., bruva {pl-f) Wr. voc. 64 & 282, brow; browe
^tupercilium", prompt, parv. 63; Wy. voc. 179; 183; Gaw.
gloss. 372; Wr. spec. 28; li beaiis disc. 883; brow (brour')
„cilium'*, Wr. voc. 206; brow^ 2'or. 655; bruwen (bruwen?)
(W.) La^. 22283; brouwes 18374*; k. of T. 417; browes
Wr. spec. 34; Tor. 1454; rel. ant. 1, 54; brojes Gaw.
gloss.; browen {dat.) Brand. 19; Wr. spec. 39; see brfiw.
b r o w i d browed, Mar. mir. pi. 112; compos, bitelbrowed.
ba, Olcel. ba ipecas)^ OFr. bue {bos)'/ beastf oxf
{rim. w. kfl) Alis. 5957.
bfic, ASax. OSax. bflc, Olcel. bukr, OHOerm. bflb,
hody, owl and night. 1130; bouk Alis. 3254; Mar. mir.
pi. 185; buke {dat.) a. r. 134; bouke Ckauc. C. t. 2748.
bucke, ASax. bucca, Olcel. bukkr, bokkr, OHOerm,
boch, bvck, a. r. 100; buc Orm. 1140; buk prompt, parv.
bukkeahom Chauc. C. t. 3387.
b u d d e , ODutch botte {gemma\ Germ, butze ? 9iid,
„gemma, frons", prompt, parv. 54; buddes {pi.) Lidg. m.
p. 217.
budden, ODittck botten, Ital. buttare, bud; prompt,
pars.
biide (bude?), ASax. budea, budda {scarabaeus) Wr.
voc. 90, baud, beetle, weevil, Wr.voc. 256; boude „gurgulio*;
prompt, parv. 46 ; compos, scharnbtlde.
budel, ASax. bydel, OliQerm. butii, frcm. beoden,
headle, praeco. Kadi. 1928; owl and night. 1167; Wr.
spec. 22; bidel Orm. 97; bedel vis. P. P. 1102; Wicl.
gloss. 7; budeles (pi.) Wr. p. ». 151.
buff en, Germ.mSea, puffeii, Dutch hoSen, i^V. bouffer,
biiffera 97
bvff, ■pvff; boffing (port.) Rob. Glouc. 414, 14 ; see bobben,
and puffen.
buff ere buffer, „stutterer", Wicl. gloss.
buffet, bofifet, OFr. buffet, bufet, „alapa", prompt,
parv. 41; 54; a. r. 182; buffat, boffat Wid. gloss. 9;
buffet, bofet buffet-stool, „tripea", prort^t. parv.; see bobet
buffeten, OFr. buffeter, iM^ei;buffetm, bofeten^romp(.
pare. 41; 54; buffeted {prei.) vis. P.P. 4148; butfeteden
a. r. 106.
bug el (biigleX OFr. bilgle, Lnt. buculus, hugle, buffa-
lo, Wiclgloss. 10; Tw. 142; beugul Trlam. 1092; bflgles
{pi.) Mand. 269; Alis. 5112.
bigelhorn Chauc. C. t. I156B.
bugge, Welsh bwg, bug, larva, prompt, parv.
buggen, ASax. biicgan, OSiw;. buggean, tro(A. bugjan,
buy, redeem, Kath. 1633; a. r. 208; owl and night. 1366;
Wr. an. lit 9; via. P.P. 2260; biggen Own. 15793; bigge
Ali». 5494; jiardw. poem 41,4; bigge, bise, bie Wicl.
gloss. 8; hiia prompt, pare. 3G; bien Chavc. G. t. 14467;
bie Hoed. 3, 31; beye Octmi. 388; bud {prea.) a. r.
148; biseu Mand. 179; bohte {pret.) Orm. 711; boujte
WicLghss.; bohtest Wr.spec.5&; bouhten a.r. 362; boht
{part.) harrow. 97 ; bogbt Octav. 589 ; compos. a-, for-, ibuggen.
buggen, ASax. bycgan? Olcel. byggja, big, cultivate,
build, dwell ; biggen Orm. 1611; higgin„aedijicar^', prompt,
parv. 35; bigge pi. t. 475; Min. 35; bigge {pros) apol.
71; biggede, bigged {pret.) Gaw. gloss. 368; liob. Br. 26,
6; planted and bigged pr. of consc. 4850; bigged (part.)
Lidg. m. p. 264; biggit ant. Arth. 6, 6.
buggere buyer,via.P.P.Z22(i; biggeres (pi.)3/aW.86.
buggung, ASax. bycgung, buying, a. r. 362; bigging,
biing Wid. gloss.
bugging budding, „aedijicium", prompt, parv. 35; Wr.
p. s. 161; bigging Isnmb. 78; biggingea (p/.) Min. 23.
biisen, ASax. beogan, bAgan, ODutck buigeu, Goth.
OHGerm. biugan, bow, bend, turn, go; bu^hen Oi-m. 6
blijen, buwen (bou^eu, bouwen) Las- 3709; 5386; 5
biiwen a. r. 22; to bowe {for bouweV) into pe bent De-
gree. 55; bihd {pres.ind.) a. r. 130; bues»rte(. horn. 135
bouwes ^iU. gloss. 211 ; boweji {imper.) vis. P. P. 3637
buhe {subj.) Kath. 1484; bdh (pret. indic.) La^. 15740
18275; pft b€b b& pe swire Marh. 22; and b^h him t^
..L.oo^^lc
98 bAs^n
me over bord Wr. spec. 64; ich bSih td pe deofie a. r.
304; bgis C. of I. 358; bgi rri. on*. 2, 276; baeh Or»«.
8961; bu^en La3. 24683; bube {subj.) Katk. 2400***;
compot. a-, bi-, for-, ibdjen; deriv. boje.
bijen, ASaa:. bjgan, bote, bend; bliye BeA:. 1529;
ant b^jep me to grouade rd. ant. 1, 122; bfthde ipret.)
Katk. 2400; bflyede Boi. Qlmc. 475, 16; ibflid {port.)
Wr. treat. 139; compos, abti^en; ace bfijeiL
bflb? Oleel. biugr (c«n»u*)?
btUiBum, ASax. bubsom (F), DuicA buigzaam, Qet-m. bieg-
sam, fruirom, compliant, obedient, Kath. 1805; a. r. 356;
Orm. 6176; bughsom pr. of come. 50; bOxom tns. P. P.
679; Fior. 1725; met. hom. 62; bouBOm (= bossom?) pr.
of conec. 85,
baiomlrche vis. P.P. 7667; bflxomli Maitd. 82; bftxumli
IfoecZ. 6, 62.
bfixumnesse „obedientia'*, prompt, pars.
buin? buying; bune (dat.) a. t. 362*.
buine (bune) to be bought, a. r. 368.
buld build, aedifcium ; hHiHaUiw. diet. 175; cr. P.P.
311; pat was so Btrong of beld Wr. diet. 193.
bulden, ASax. hj\da.n(?), from hold? bmld. Lot,. 2656 ;
Kath. 1667; cr. P. P. 233; builden via. P. P. 7886; Wi-
de W, Cou. 20; belde Tnat. 3. 47; Rob. Br. 135, 10; to
belde (dwell) and to blde/ZoUiu;. diet 161; bieldez (pres.)
dwells, 173; bulde {pret.) Rob. Glouc. 21, 13; bilde, belde
Wid. glots. 8; bilded (port.) Mand. 58; belded <t. P. P.
1092; pi bllr is BOne ibuld rd. songs 5, 153.
bulder, Dan. bidder, Swed. buller, bolder.
bulderstOn, Swed. bulleratSn, bolder-stone, Havd. 1790.
bulding building; beeldinge prompt, parv. 30.
bule, Olcel. boll, ODutch biiJle, boile, buU, bos, Orm.
990! bulle Wr. voc. 187; bole prompt. parv.iS; Brartd.H;
boUe Oow. conf. am. 2, 72; bule (dat.)Laz. 14209; (aec.)
Katk. 61; bulsB (boles) {pi.) pa. 21, 13; boles vis. P. P.
7258; CAtwc. C. t. 2141.
boleslsting ^u. 200.
bille, ASax. bjle, Oi>M(cA buile, MEGerm. biule, Me
(Joii) ; bile „gibbtis", Wr. voc. 207 ; „puatula'*, prompt, parv.
36; biles i pi.) Wid. gloss. 7 ; biles (biiles, builes) vis. P.P.
14092; WarLkist. 2, 58 & 86.
bulen = boUen or bultenP a. r. 366*.
bulge 99
bulge, Fr. bouge? Lot. bulga? hdge, proluherance,
Iw. 263; bouge „bwlga", prompt, paro. 4fi ; bouge ,Jmnch,
hotde", Wid. gloss. 9; biilchea? {■pi.) Mapea 338.
buli, ASax byl(i)g, bellow; bulies (pi) Brand. 22; see
ball.
bulke, Olcd. bulki, hulk, heap; bolke prompt parv.
bulken (bulke), btdk, beat, Hdlliw. diet.
bulleren, LGerm. buUem, Swed. bullra, HGerm.
bolleru, boldern, Dutch bulderen, bolderen, Dan. buldre,
bolder, roll; bullerand (pari.) Oaw. gloss.
bulloke, ASax. bulluca, bwUock, „bu/culua" Wr. voc.
177 ; bullok pron^t. parv. 55.
bulten, ^wedC bulta, bolt,strike: hit wule pulten (bul-'
ten) on him a. r. 366; bulte mele prompt pare.; boulte
Ohauc. C. t. Tyr. 15246; hulled {part.) Orm. 992; beete
and bulled flour Lidg. m. p. 96; cmp. AfXat. buletare.
bumbin, bummin, Germ, bummen, Dutch bommen,
bum, hvm, prompt, parv. 56; bummed {pret.) drank, vis.
P. P. 2917.
bumblen buTAble, grumile; bumblip {pres.) Ckauc. C
t. 6554.
bun, ASax. (ge-)biin, Olcd. biUun, (part.) prepared,
Orm. 523; boun Wr. spec. 100; vis. P. P. 1202; Tor.
2044; I'ercev. 1066; Eglam~ 583; Mar. mir.pl 4; eche
was bouu to goon Chaue. C. t. 11807; bon .Koi. Br. 99,
26; of sp^che he is ful b6n (?) Tor. 2143; ibon Laj.
12805; pe al mid golde is ibon {adomedf) 25788; iboen
Wr. an. lit. 13.
bunch, Dan. Swed. bunke {heap), Daicibonk {lump)?
htmch; bunches {pl.J Mapes 344.
buncben (bunchon), /)u(cA bonken, tnmck, strike, „(w«-
dere", prompt.parv. 55; to bunachen (r. buncheu) onfetde
Hartsh.met. L 264; buQchip(^re«.) P.P. p. 607; pei bon-
chen peire brfistia HaUtw. diet. 194.
bundel, ASax. byndel, MHGerm. (ge-)biindel, /rom
binden, bundle, prompt, paro.
■bune, ASax. bune? Ir. (?arf.bun {stock, stump)? bun;
buunc „calamus", prompt, parv. 55; bonis {pi.) ,^alks of
fiax^\ Wid. gloss. 9; buime „piocen/a", prompt, pare.; bon-
nes {pi.) Halliw. nug. poet. 1 0 ; buuis barrels, casks f Htd-
liio. diet. 219.
buueu? compos, tobuaen?
:, Google
100 bunge
buQge, Germ, bunge, barrd, ,Jiura", prompt, parv.
bunsen, LGerm. buusen Brem, wb., DiUeh bonzen,
bounce, beat, a. r. 188.
bunt tttint:\pe bunt of pe saile HaUiw. dict-
bunting bunting, prompt, parv.; bounting Wr. spec 40.
bur?/»-o»i beren?
burlich, OHOerm. burlicher (sublimis), burly, high, esecel-
lent, Oaw). gloss.; pi burliche bodi ant. Arik. 16, 8; burli
Pereev. 269; borlic rd. ant. I, 222; pe borlicb berde {la-
dy) Degrev. 759; burlokest {superlat.) Gaw. gloss.
bur, Olcel. hyrr, from beren? birr, storm, impetuosity.
Gate, gloss. ; bir met. horn. XVII ; bure, bire {dat. f) Wid.
gloss.; to him he stirt wip bir ful {printed birful) grim
Iw. 1661; bere (if at) Flor. 659.
bur, ASax. OSor. OHGerm. Olcel. bflr, />wm *buen,
ASaa:. buan iparare. cc^ere), bower, chamber, a. r. 34;
owl and night, 956; boUT WtU. gloss.; harrow. 32; bflre
{dat.) Orm. 3323; boure Chavc. C. t. 3367; boure {pi.)
Hartsh. met. I. 91; bures L03. 5982.
b<h'-(bour-)cniht Laj. 30255.
bdrmaiden prompt parv.; bourmaiden rel. ant. 2, 175.
bArwoman Wr. voc. 216.
bur, ASax. (ge-)bur, OHGerm. (gi^pur, boor, farmer,
peasant; bouer Lidg. m. p. 192; beuir reL ant. 1, 187;
compos, ihti.
bur bil, burbul bubble, „buUa", prompt, parv. 56.
burble n, burblon bubble, prompt, pare.; aee burlen.
buren, jlSoa;. (ge-)byrian {eoenire, decere), OIceLbyrja
{incipere, decere), OSax. (gi-)burian (evenire, contingere),
OHGerm. (gi-)burren {id.), become, behove; burp {pres.)
Wr. an. lit. 4 ; juw birp understanden Orm. 89 ; bers met.
horn. 10; burde {pret.) Gaw. gloss.; burd Rob. Br. 76, 9;
birde Havel. 2761; him bird met.hom. 17; compos. iburen.
bur 3, ASax. burg, burh, buruh, OSax. burg, burug,
OHGerm. burg, Olcel. borg, Goth, baurgs, bury, burrow,
borough, arx, owl and night. 766; burh Katk. 46; Orm.
7262; burh (borj) Lai,. 220; burgh Alis. 2056; Tsumi.
547; buruh a. r. 74; burj, bor3 Gaw. gloss.; bor^ Rob.
Glouc. 47, 18; bourgh Gow.conf. am. 1, 30; burw, borwj
Will, gloss.; burwh, burw prompt, parv. 56; burse, burie
(borwe, borewe) {dat.) LaT,. 2168; 3553; 9888; burghe
vi». P.I*. 4414; burghes (^i.) Chauc. C. t. 6452; bourgbes
buryels 101
Lidg. m. p. 210; borowis „dens'\ Wtcl. gloss.
barchbriche rel. ant. 1, 33.
buruhman a. r. 350.
burhrEve Kath. 1927.
bur^toun Wiel. gloss.
buryele, ASax. burgels, burial, Rob. Giouc. 204, 16;
burieles vis. P.P. 13245; biriels, biriel Wicl. gloss.; biriel
„sepulcrum, tutnulua", prompt. parv. S7 ; beryels „sepulcrum",
Wr. voc. 178; beriel s. s. Wr. 2561.
burien, ASax. bjrigean, bury, La^- 27872; bir3en
Orm, 152S4; hirim „s^dire", promptparv. 36; birie Wr.
p. s. 197; Wicl. John 19; berye Eglam. 488; burye {pres.
imperat.) Alis. 4628; birye s. a. Wr. 1257; buriede (pret.)
Horn 906; burede Bek. 2119; buryed (part.) via. P. P.
6707; beryed Mand. 15; compos, bi-, iburien.
burien, LGerm. burrelo (bubble) f Brem. wb., welterf
burland (part.) erl of T. 99; Betres lai burling in hur
blode FUir. 1639; see burblen and broblen,
burne, ASax. bume, OFris. barna, OSax. OHGerm.
brunno, Olcd. brunnr, bourn (fewra), wdl, brook, id. arU.
1, 1; (dot.) owl and night. 916; borne Caw. jZoas. ; bournes'
{gen.) vis. P. P. 16; (pi.) Flor. 609.
? brunswin ,phoca, delphinus", prompt parv.
burnen, OFr. barnir, burnish; burned (part.) Gow.
conf. am. 2, 231; C'hauc. C. t. 1985.
burre, Gcrwi. burre (tomentum, gnaphalion), Fr. bourre,
ilLat. burra ^toTnentum), bur, „lappa'', prompt, parv.
? burseu Wr. diet.
? bnrtre elder-tree, „sambucu^, Wr.voc. 228; HaUiw. diet.
burton, OFr. borter? buit, „Gomu p^ertf, prompt.
parv.; see bourden.
burp, ASa^. (ge-)byrd, OSax. (gi-)burd, OHOerm.
hurt, Olcel. burdr, Goth. (ga-)haurp8, from beren, birth,
origin, lineage, Atid. 20 ; birp Wid. John 9 ; burde (burde)
(dat.) Kath. 84; birpe Gow. conf. am. 2, 76; pat was of
hire kin & of hire birde Orm. 2052; burpe (ace.) Qiauc.
C. t. 4612; burde (burde) a. r. 158.
burpen, ^5aa;. byrden, burthen (burden), c. of I. 958;
Wr. spec. 110; burden Chauc. Boet. 3; birpenjw. 37, 6;
d^. of B. 10, 18; birpun, berpen Wid. gloss. 7; burn
(Aesl. pi. 1, 65; burdene (ace.) LaT,. 25970; a. r. 232.
busard, Fr. busard, buzzard, Alis. 3049; busberd
..L.oo^^lc
102 buach
Wr. voG. 220;! bosard prompt, parv.; i rSde fch & blind
bosarde doboote vi». P. P. 6157.
busch, OHGerm. busc, O/ccZ. busk, bmh. Will, gloss.;
busk „dwmus", prompt, parv. 56; Gaw. gloss.', vis. P. P.
7265; Percew. 758; bosch SAoreA. 131; busche (rfo(.) CkaUc.
C. t 1519; bushes (jrf.) JMoW. 115; boskes .Koi. Gioitc.
547, 9.
buschel, OFr. bussel, boiasel, bushd, Hardw. poemZO,
6; bushel ChaucC.t. 4091; boischel, buischel Wid. gloss.
busi, ASax. bysig, ODvtch besig, ^Msy, Chauc. G. t.
1493; bisi (busi) ifflj, 2837; bisi a. r. i42; *»e(. Aom.
108 ; besi Qow. conf. am. 2, 42 ; Mand. 3 ; bese ^ui/. 1 5 ;
bisegure {comp^ a. r. 182.
bisihed diltgence, Alis. 3.
buaillche, bisittche bimly. Wilt, gloss.; bisihche a. r. 146;
Shoreh. 55; Wicl. gloss.; besiliche Oow. conf. am. 2, 43.
bisischipe diligence, a. r. 384.
busien, A8ax. bysegian, 6usvi Chauc, Boet. 4: besien
Oow. conf. am. 2, 43; bisiede (pret.) Wid. gloss.; bisied
Gaw. gloss.
busines business, diligence, cr. P. P. 1449; besines
Mand. 251; besenes avow. Arth. 61, 1; besinesse Oow.
conf. am. 9, 60.
busken (buske), Oael. busg (t^ress, adorn), Ir. busgam
(/ dress), busk, prepare, Will, gloss. 218; Gaw. gloss. 37a;
buske pe forp to fare Eglam. 348; buskep yow to pat
boot via. P. P. 5440; pai busked and maked hem boun
Trist I, 14; pai buskute hom avow. Arth. 10, 9; pe eori
buskede on his wai Degrev. 598 ; hit was buskid (adorned)
obove wip besauntus 14iJ7.
busse, OFr. husse, buse. ODutck buise, buss, fisking-
boat, Rob. Br. 187.
but, Fr. hut, but {butt), „meta", prompt, parv. 56; „am-
seges", Wr. voc. 270; butt 239; hutte 271.
butte, LGerm. hutte, Dutch hot, flounder, prompt,
parv. 56; Havel. 759.
butte, ASax. bytt, 07ccf. bytta, MHOerm. biitte, buit,
„wter", Wr. voc. 95; bit ps. 32, 7*.
butten, ODvtck bottan, butt, ,^dlere", prompt, parv.
56; hebigan to stlren &t6 butten Orm. 2810; see putten.
butter, ASax. butor, butere, butter, Wr. s. a. c. 56,
16; buttire Wr. voc. 198; botir 178; hutfir, botir prompt
parv. 56; botere Wid. gloss.
boturftle Imtterfiy, prompt, parv.
buttok, /rom but, biOtoek, Wr.voc. 183; Chauc. C. t.
3801; buttokes {pi.) Wr. treat. 139.
c& (ka, kaa), ODvtch k&, kae, Dan. kaa, OHGerm.
caha, daw, „monedula", prompt, parv. 84; Wr. voc. I88j
CO (ko, koo) p-ompt. parv. 57; 280; Wr. voc. 145.
c&d&we eawdaw, eaddow, prompt, parv. 57.
c a b e I ? ODutch kabel, Fr. Span, cable, MLat. capu-
\uni,seelhes wb. 87, cable; kablen (cables) (pi.) La^. } SSS.
caccbe, Ital. caccia?
cachepol catchpoll, ins. P. P. 18165; catchepollis {pi.)
Wid. gloss. 10.
cacchen, ltd. cacciare, OPr. cachier, Span, cazar,
ODutch kaeUen, ketsen {crtptare), catch, La^. 31501 ; vis.
P. P. 3R9; cacche Will, gloss. 218; Ghauc. C. t 4103;
Wid. John 1 3 ; cacbe chase, prompt, parv. 57 ; kacbe
met horn. 151; kecchen a. r. 324; kecche floMi 1377; kec-
ched {pres.) Kaih. 25:(; cahte (pret.) La^. 4547; ca^te
Hob.Glouc. 14,11; caugbte Chauc. C. t. 500; ca-vSi^Amis
2465; kejte awl. Arth. 49, 1; keihte a. r. 154; cahten
Kath. 1990; caht (paH.) Wr. p. s. 152; icaht214; caught
vis. P. P. 11805; ikeiht a. r. 88; cachid Wid. gloss. JO;
pus am i cacbet {chased, driven) from klpe ant Arth. 1 S,
8; compos, bicaccheii; see chace.
cad, anp. OFr. cadeau, Lot catntus, cad, young lambf
Wr. voc. 219.
kudlomb cade-lamb f Wr. voc. 245.
kader, WeisAcader? i^'r. cadre? coder (eadar)f keather,
cradle, a. r. 378.
cif, ASax. cif, guide, eager; cbi relant. 1, 212; kfine
he was & kof Bd>. Br. 66, 25; pe cove a. r. 66; biforen
k&fe & k£ne Orm. 19962; cove quiddy, owl and night ^7&.
cofliche quicHy, La^. 1705; cofli Gaw. gloss. 374; WaH.
hist. 3, 105.
cai, Fr. quai, Welsh cae Oteen's did., Bret kae Le
Gon. d«*. 169, gitay; kei prompt parv. 369.
cai (kai), Fm. /'an. kei Owtzen's gloss., Molb. dial,
lex., cm.p. Dan. keit and Ir. ciotog. Gad. ciotag-(Ie/% hand),
cauj? left, Qaw. gU^.
cair, Olcd. kaerr (corwa).
kajrlejc, Smed. karlek, loee, Orm. 3187.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoOglc
104 cairen
cairen (kaire), Olcd. keyra? turn, wend, HdUiw. diet.
237; 488; Oaw. gloss. Z^\; kaires (^es.) TTarl. Am(. 2,105;
kairit {pret.) ant. Arth. 53, 13; pe kouherde kairedto his
house Hartsk. met. t. 374; icaired {pari.) Wr. »pec. 37,
caiser, ASax. cAsere, Lat. Caesar, emperor, Alts. Ii09 ;
kaiser a. r. 138; vii. P. P. 13228; keiser (caiser) La^.
27366; keisere 7484; keiseres (gen.) Katk. 3; kejseres
Orm. 3519.
caitif, OFr. caitif, caitif, captive, Wid. gloss.
cake 8wed. kaka, Dan. kage, cake, „placenta", prompt,
parv. 58; (dat.) Ckauc. G. t. 670.
cakelen (kakelen), Dutch kakelen, <Sic^.kakla, ctK^ie,
a. r, 66; cakelin prompt, parv. 58; caclef (j>res.) Gov;.
conf. am. 2, 264.
cald, ASax. cald, ceald, OSax. cald, GoiA. kalds, Olcel.
kaldr, OHOerm. chalter, frmn calen, cold,Iw. 360; pr, of
conisc. 767; cold a. r. 400.
Pcaldmewe Lidg. m. p. 202; calmewe Hartsh. met. t. 133.
cald (calde)? ASax. cealdu, OFri^. kalde, kelde,
OHOerm. chaiti, cold; cold HV. p. a. 330; MaMrf. 256;
colde „frig'U3", prompt, parv.; calde (rfa(.) Iw. 2974; Qow.
conf. am. 2, 38; keide Wr. spec. 37.
colden (colde), ASax. ceaXdinn, OHGerm. chaXten, grow
cold, Ckauc. TroU. 5031 ; s. s. Wr. 1678; compos, a-, for-,
ofcolden.
calen, Olcel. kala pret. kol part, kalinn (algere); com-
pos, acaten; deriv. cald, col.
kalender, Lat calendarium, calendar, La^. 7219.
calf, ASa^. calf, cealf, ODutch kalf, Olcel. kalfr,
OHGerm. chalb,eai/, yytwiwj, Orm. 5858; wia. P.P. 10560;
keif a. r. 136; calveren (p^.) Mand. 105; JfteZ. ^2os«.
calfflEach TTr. aoc. 200.
calf, ODutch Va.\{ (jndpa), Olcel. kalfi (mra), Ir.Qad.
calpa, calf, sura, prompt, parv. 58; Ckauc. C. t. 594.
calke?
calketrappe, ASax. calcatrippe (heraclea) Wr. voc. 68,
cmp. Fr. chausse-trappe, caUrap (caltrop), „tribulu» tnari-
nus", Wr. voc. 1 40 ; calketrappe, caltrappe „hamu8, saliun-
ca", prompt, parv. 58 & 59; calketrappen (pi.) Alts. 6070.
calle, Ir. calla, OFr. cale, caul, WicL gloss. 10; Wr.
p. s. 158; Chauc. C. t. 6600; k. ofT. 365; kelle „retM!«-
lum", Wr.voc. 196; £m. 303; kelJes (pi.) Mtv. mxr. pi. 183.
callen 105
call en, ASaa;. cea\\ia,n {damare), Olcel. kalla (f oca re),
ODutck kallen (loqui), OHCferm. challon {clamare), call,
Mark. 3; C&Min prompt, parv 58; callen (pres.) Mand. 1 ;
callede {pret.)ms. P.P. 12260; Percev. filO; compos, be-
callen.
caln, ASax. calu gen. caWea, OHOerm. chalawer, Xa(.
calvus, callow, bold, Wid. gloss.
camb, A8asB. camb, comb, Olcel. kanibr, OHOerm.
cliamp, ctymh, Orm. 6340; comb promptparv. 88; Hardw.
poem 16, 4.
cam bo k, MLat cambuca, cmp. Ir. Gael, camog, crook-
ed staff, Wr. voc. 232.
cammed, from Welsh Ir. Oael. cam, Bret, kamm
{crook, curve}, short nosed, prompt, paro. 59; rcZ. aid. I,
240.
cammok, ASax. cammoc, cammock,rest-harroiD; cam-
mokes (p/.) »w. P. P. 13585.
camp, ASax. camp, comp, OFris. kamp, OHOerm.
champh, combat, contest; comp La-r,. 4347; bampe (dot)
Halliio. diction.
campin, ASax. cam^mn (pugnare), (!>Fm. kampa, kem-
pa {litigare), amtend in playing at football, prompt, parv. 60,
can (kan), A8ax. can (cann), con, OSax. can, OFris.
kan, Goth. Olcel. kann, OHOerm. chan, {pret. pres.) can,lcnow,
Orm. 1314; 5282; i can & noble tale Ckauc. C. t. 3128;
nou can i n6 rfid Triam. 595; con a. r. 18; harrow. 26;
.4uc2.I6; canst owianti nt^^. 1180; kanst via. P. P. 1703;
cunnen Otoi. 5514; Jie wel cunnen a (Jmt wel conne of)
sp^che who are expert in speech, Laj. 7301 ; cunne Bek.
1325; connen, conne Mand. 5; 213; cunne (suhjwnct.) a.
r. 280; Cunne (conne) Z/13. 28644; pou konne vis. P. P.
13011; yeconne Ckauc. C. t. 3120; r^tv. cunnen, kennen.
candel (candle), ASax. candel, Lat. cand^la, candle,
Bek. 1969.
candelstaf Wid. gloss.
candelatikke ^id.
canel, Fr. canal, channel.
canelbOn collar-hone, Oaw. gloss. 373; ant. Arth. 40, 12.
canel, Fr. cannelle, cinnamon, prompt parv. 60; Wicl.
gloss. 10.
cang foolish, mad, a. r. 62; Kath. 260.
caDgllche foolishly, a. r. 56.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
kangscliipe folly, madneag, a. r. 338.
cang/ocJi, a. r. 270; canges {gen.) 214; kanges ipl-)
362.
caugen become ftx^isk or mad; cangede {part, pi.') a.
r. 362*; compos. Rcangeo.
caone, A8ax. canne, OHGerm. channa, tMn, pot; kan
lud. Coo. 259; Cannes {pi.) Wid. gloss.
cant, Dan. kant? cant, strong, Oatc. gloss. 373; Bob.
Hr. 50, 17; mani kant knight Halliw. dicL 488; cant
and k€ne Min. 30.
cantel, OFr. cantel, con(ic, comer, Chauc. C t. 3010;
li beans disc. 346; ant. Arth. 41, I.
cantelcappe La^. 29749.
cape, OFr. cape, cope, doak, £03. 13097; cope a. r.
56; vis. P. P. HI; Chauc. C. t. 262.
cappe, ASax. cappe, caeppe, OFris. kappe, OHOerm.
chappa, OFr. cappe, cap, prompt, pan). 60; Mand. 247;
Wr. p. s. 330; sette here aller cappe outwitted them all,
Uhauc. C. t. 588; keppen {pi.) a. r. 420.
capul, Olcel. kapall, Ir. capall, capull, Oael. capull.
Lot. caball us. Or. xa^oXXijCi horse, vis. P. i^. 2123; capil
Chauc. C. t. 4086.
car, Lithuan. kairas? lejif wip pe car bonde {or car-
honde? as printed) ant. Arth. 48, 2.
carde. Lot. carduus, card, teasd, prompt, pare. 62.
cardin card, carminare, prompt, parv.
care, ASaw. cam, cearu, OSax. cara, Goth, kara,
OHGerm. chara, care, cura, Laj. 23051; Orm. 4852;
c. 0/ I. 217 ^ Chauc. C. t. 1571; pr. consc. 7263; Mar.
mir. pi. 99; kare oujI and night. 1688.
careful (earful) LaT,. 278; earful Bek. 639; Will gloss.
218; carefuUe {pi.) vts P. P. 13207.
careles Lnj. 12478; kareleas a. r. 246.
carien, ASax. cearian, care, curare, a. r. 48; carye
Jiofc. Ql<mc. 312, 2; care Mk 34; carest {prea.) W^.
gloss. 218; carep Hardw. poem 28, 3; carede {pret.) Bek.
125; caraode {part.) Gate, gloss, 373.
cark, ASax. care? Somn. diction., Wdsh Gael, care,
carA, care. Gam, 754; kaxke HaUiie. diet. 488; (do(.)Bo6.
Br. 135, 26.
carken, .^ISaa;. (be-)carcian? Lye's diet, cark, care, jrf.
(. 198; carke and care Wr. spec 54; sj. o/" /. deg. 924.
carl 107
carl, ASox. carl (mai), Olcel. karl (mas, vir, ru^icaa),
ODvtch kaerl {vir, ruslicus), OHOerm. chari (»»•), caH,
man, „ruaticus", prompt para. 62; C'hauc. C t. 547 ; karl
Zm.559;_ carles {pL) Afar, mir.pl. 99; see cheorl.
carol, caral, OFr. carole, tat. chorale, carol, prompt,
parv. 62; carols (pi.) Ckauc. C. t. 1933.
carpin speak, ,^fabular^\ prompt, parv. 62 ; carpe
(karpe) Wilt, gloss. 218; vis. P. P. 130«8; Chauc. C. t.
476; Degrev. 9; Iddg. m. p. 191; i am comuu ... to
carpe wip 30ur qweiie ant. Arth. 11, 13; carpez (pres.)
Oaw. glass. 373; pe king . . . carpis pes wordes HalUw.
diet. 233; karpede {pret) Imn-b. 234.
Carre, OH Germ, carra, OFr. carre. Lot. carrus, car,
cart, prompt, parv. 62; Mand. 130; carris (_pl.) Wicl. gloss.
10; chare prompt, pars. 69; chare, charre Wid. gloss. 1 1.
carrien, Fr. charrier, carry; carien vis. P. P. 1207;
carlo (carye) Mand. 49; Ckauc. C. t. 130.
cart (carte?), 0/ccZ. karti, l^eisfi cart, Goe^. cairt, JSoic.
craet? cart., „rkeda", prompt, pare. 62; Wid. gloss. lO;
kartti Orm. pre/- 54j kert Wr. woe. 95; carte (dot.) La^-
11396; cartes (pi) Majid. 250.
cartwei vis. P. P. 1621.
cartin cart, prompt, parv. 62.
cartare carter, owl and night. 1184.
kask, Olcel. kaskr, karskr {alacer, strenuus) Sgilss.
ler., Fritzner's ordb., strong, Havel. 1841; see crask.
cast, Olcd. kast, cast, jactus, Will, gloss. 218; Wicl.
gloss. 10; Mand. 92; Chain:. C. t. 3605; Flor. 1406; ant.
Arth. 48, 2; kest Gaw. gloss.
casten (kasten), Olcel. kasta, cast, jacere, Kath. 946;
Wr. spec. 37; Chauc C. t. 3560; to casten him in irens
vis. P. P. 2252; caste Gow. conj. am. 1, 334; Wid. John
8; Percev. 682; kesten a. r. 56; keste Eob. Br. 54, 6;
kaste (preL) Kath. 1360; caste Lar,. 1919*; Brand. 8;
Mand. 93; Ckauc. C. t. 2856; keste Isumh. 608; casten
Wr. spec. 37; kesten Gam. gloss. 392; cast {part^ Flor.
2181; icast Bek. 450; c. of I. 807; transact. 18, 25; ikest
a. r. 228; cotnpoa. a-, OTercaBten,
castel, ASax. OFr. castel, casrfe, Bci. 2089; kastel
Orm. 19941; castle {dot.) Laj. 14133.
cat, .4S(Kr. catt tm., 0/cei. kottr, io*. catus, cattus, Ir.
Gad. cat, OFris. katte /., OHGerm. chaza, ca«, a. r. 102;
.L,oo.^lc
108 catel
via. P. P. 297; kat owl and night. 808; ofte musefi pe
cat after hire moder rel. ant. 1, 180; catte prompt, parv.
63; Chauo. C. t. 5932; cattes {gen.) vis. P.P. 354; cattes
{pi) Man(>: 129.
catel, OFr. catel, chatel. Lot. capitale, see Kuhn and
Schleicher's beitr. 2, 50, cattle, chattle, capital, property,
mmey, La^. 30673*; vis. P.P. 4508; Ri^h. 1546; Ohauc.
C. t. 375; f. s. Wr. 1210; wipheore catel and heoregode
transact. IS, 24; chetel a. r. 224.
cauce, Fr. chaussee, causey, prompt, paru. 64; kauce
tiob. Br. 183, 2.
caucewei causeway, prompt, parv.
caudel, Fr. chaudeau, caiidle, prompt, para. 64; vis.
P. P. 3 198.
caudron, Fr. chaudron, caldron, Brand. 17.
cauken, Ital. calcare, tread, breed, vis. P. P. 7888.
ceelin caelare, nrompt. parv. 65.
celler, Lot. cellarium,ceM«r, Gow. conf. am. 3, 12.
cerchen (cercbe), OFr. cercbier, search, Lidg. m. p.l69;
cerched {pari.) Mand. 310.
cessen, Fr. cesser, cease; cese transac'.. 19, 329;" ceese
pr. of come. 6373.
cite, Fr. cite, city, Mand. 244; ps. 45, 5.
citezein citizen, Oow. conf. am. 1, 75.
clai, ^Saa^.claeg, OFris. klai, claif, Alis. 915; pr. consc.
411; clei rel. songs 5, 73; Chauc. 0. t. 12735.
cleji, cleyi dayey, Wtd,. gloss.
claim, ASax. cUm (iittwrn), ODutck kleem ' {argilla),
cloam, (gleim, glem) „gluten, viacus", prompt, parv. 198.
claimen, ASax. claeman, ODateh kleemen, OHOerm.
chleimen, cleam, cleave, smear, daub, rel. ant. 1, 14; cleime
Lidg. m. p. 53; (gleimiii) „viscar^, priympt. parv. 198;
cl^mede „it»ii>ii", Wid. gloss. 11; dome {jpres^ sacram. 34.
claimen, OFr. damer, ciam; cleimen vis. P. P. 9421;
cleimep „calls'', Will, gloss. 219; cleimed {pret.) Bob. Br.
19, 14.
clak, ASax. claec, MHGerm. klac, Olcel. klakkr, blot,
spot: jif pat 36 wel 311W loken fra clake & sake Orm.
9317.
clakke, ODutch klacke, dock, claquet, Wr. voc. 180;
prompt, part). 79.
clakien, clacken, ODttt<^ klacken, Olcel. klaka, dadc,
dam 109
doquer; clake I. c. c. 54; pu clacke8(t) owl and mghtSl;
compot. biclaggen ?
clam. Germ. Dviofi Dan. klam {tenax, artus, humidus,
mscoius), i^lutinosus", prompt, parv. 79
clambren, cmp. Oerm. klammern, damler; clamerin
prompt, parv. 79; clambred {part.') „cluatered", Qate.glo8$.
clap, ODutch kJap, OHGerm. ciilaph, clap, a. r. 102*;
(clappe) ^epitua, fragor", prompt, pare. 79; clappes (pt)
Rob. Br. 175, 6.
clappe, ODufcA klappe, c2aj>, dapper; clappe of &mUle
prompt parv. 7 9; hold J)ou pi clappe (tongue) chron. VHod.
94; cleppe a. r. 70.
clappen (clappin), j^Soir. clappiau, OFrxt. 0/crf. klap-
pa, OHGerm. chlaphon, clap, „pulsar€f', prompt parv. 79;
Wid. gloga. 11; Octov. 569; hi- clappep (pre*.) Shoreh,
135; what so meu clappe (tali) or crie Chauc. C. t. 12893;
chpped {knj>cJced) a.t pe widowesgate 7163; ckppid (part.)
lalkxd, Hoed. 1, 394.
clapper, ODutch klapper, dapper, Oow. conf. am. 2,
13; coppe and clapper he bar ... as he & mesel war
Tria. 3, 80.
cUpB claps (daap); clasp Rich. 4084; claspes (pt.) Wr.
p s. 222.
clapaen, clasp; elapsed i part.) Chauc. C. t. 275.
clater, ODutch klater, d^Uer, Tovm. myst 190.
clateren, ODutch klateren, clatter, Kath. 2026; pe
arwea in pe caae . . . clatren Chauc. C. t. 2361; clate-
rande (prea. pait.) Gaw. gloss. 374; clattered (pre(.) iiidj.
m. p. 106; datertsd (pret. part.) ,^hattered", W^. gloss. 219.
clap, ASax.c\ka, OFris. kl&th, O/cei. klaedi, MffGerm.
kleit, cloth, Orm. 3208; clod a. r. 418; clop Bek. 691;
C'Aowc. C. I. 7215; cUpes (pi.) /w. 1803; clAdes (elopes)
tas. 2367; ciaden (dot. pi.) 3187.
cUpen, ^Saa-. clMian, dothe, Orm. 2710;, cl&the pr.
■of consc. 3553; clopen Gow. conf. am. 2, 227;' 0am. 72;
ciepe R'i-. spec. 37; Iw. 1787; cladde (pj-et.) jBwA. 3097;
cledde met. horn. 87; clodinde (part.) a. r. 16.
cUping dothing, Orm. 19074; eloping La^. 3187*;
doping ant. ArOi. 9, 2.
clau, ASaa:. clavu, ctft, clea, cleo, OSax. clawa, ODutch
klauwe, OJ^Ws. klewe, OJce?. kl6 ^ kloer, OHGerm. chloa
pt chlawen, cia«>, W^r. woe. 87; „ciaw or cl6 ungida",
..L.oo^^lc
no claver
prompt, parv. 80; cleo? Wart. hist. I, 26; clawe(pZ.?) owl
and night. 153; clawes (pi.) Oi-m. 1225; ^/w. 2186; clees
ifaW. 198; Gaw.conf. am. 2, 39; clees, cleen VVid. glosa.
claver, ASasc. claefer, ODtUch klayer, klever, owed.
klofver, clover, Ilalliw. diet. 253.
claver? claw, cleafrea (j)/.) a. r. 102; see cliver,
clayeren, Dutch klaveren, Ueveren, Dan. klavre, da-
ver, clamber: hweder pe cat of helle clavrede ever toward
hire a. r. 102; claverande on heghe Hallito. diet. 253.
clawen (clawiii), ASax. clavian, OHOerm. klawen,
cLaw, clutch, „8calper^\ prompt, parv. 80 ; via. /*, P. 307 ;
11743; clawed {pret.) Chauo. C. t. 4324.
cleche (cliche)? cleek, claw; cleches (pi.) a. r. 174*;
»ee cloche,
clechen (clechen?), deach {deak'), snatch, (cleche) Hal-
liw. diet. 253; (r. w. spfehe) Sont 963;' i»-. w. leche) c.
of I. 734; penae sir Gauan bi pe coier cleehea pe knijt
onL Ank. 48, 7; cleke (r. w. cheke) lio. 2478; clekis
Oaw. gloss. 374; clahte [pret.i a. n 102*; claugbt Qauj.
gloss.; claht [part, i Wr. spec. 37; see clucchen.
cleken, Oloel. klekja,Aa(cA; clekit (jjort.) Town. myst.
311.
clemieu? OSax. clemmiaa, OHGerm. chlemmen, from
clam, close, fasten; clemid {part.) llalliic. diet. 254.
clenchen (clenchin), OHGerm. chleukea, clench, prompt
parv. 80; clencbe oiel and night. 1204; is (his) har]>e be
gan clenche Horn 1488; idenched (part.) Ckauc. C. t.
1993.
clSne, ASax. claene (^mundus, purus^, OSax. kISne
( eaM/wj, OZ/Germ. chleiner (^aubtilis), clean, pure, „mu7idus',
promji. parv. 80; Orm. 1590; Chauc. C. t. 506; cleane
a. r. 2; claene (cleane) Im^,. 6290; cMne Hartsh. met. i.
206; ae mai ad mancl^ne t^MaBek. 128; clenDer {comp.')
via. P. P. 13457; clennest 8992.
clflnllche cleanly, Bek. 130; cr. F. P. 456; clAnli Gaw.
gloss.
clengea contract; cleagez {pres.) Gaw. gloss. 37 i; clen-
ged ipret) ibid.
clennes, ASax. claeniiess, cleanness, purity, lud. Cov.
204; cl^nuesse a. r. 164; prompt, parv. SO; cl&nnes Qaw.
gloss.; claennesse (ace.) Orm. 4598.
clSnseii, ASax. claensian, cleanse, a, r. 314; Orm.
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ciensing 111
1343; clfinain prompt, pan. 81; clause vis. P. P. 4005;
cl^nfii SAoreA. 50 ; <^&aai owl and night. %\(i; comjHM. iclgosen.
cl^nsing, ASax. claensung, cleanaing, Orm, 15006.
cleoven (cleove), ASax. cleofan, Olcel. kliufa, OHGerm.
chliuban, cleave, findere. Mis. 7702; cl^Yen Kath. 2027;
clgfe (c, r. „clewe" = cl4ve?) pr. come. 6736; cUve flofc.
Br. 188, 9; cleef (clSf) Ipret.) Alia. 3708; Tritt. 3, 8; vis.
P. P. 12135; Mtmd. 86; claef La^. 21390; cloven (pai-(.)
Chauc. C. t 2936; Jfan<2. 95; lud. Cw. 46; clofen Orm.
1224; compof. tocl^Ten.
clepieu, ASax. clipian, cleopian, clypian, cidl, Kaih.
2199; clepien (cleopie) La-T,. 2498; cleopien a. r, 260;
clepen Ot^. 15325; clepin aOocar^', prompt, parv. 81; «.
s. Wr. 1452; clepe Chauc. C. t. 645; clipie Bek. 474;
clupie Rob. Gtouc. 322, 18; clepede [pret.) Octmi. 759;
cleopede Mcerh. IS; clepeden Orm. 12978; clepiden Wicl.
John 9; cleped (part.) via. P. P. 5637; Mand. 305; Tor.
341; ciept Hoed. 1, 225; icleped Chauc. C. t. 869; icli-
petl Brand. 7; compos. bicleopieD.
cleppen, ODutch kleppeu (pubare, sonare), from clap,
„titmire", prompt, pan. 81,
cl6r, OFr. cler, clear, Wr. treat. 133; pe ciiere light
Lidg. m. p. 216.
clmlche clearly. Brand. 20,
clerc, OFr. clerc, c^&, clerc, clarc (cleark) L05. 39;
29748; clerk a. r. 318; CAawc. C. t. 482; c!ark IKr, p.
s. 211.
clete (clete?), cmp. OHGerm. chletta, ctiledda (2appa),
cleat f plappa", Wr. voc. 191; see clote.
cl6te cleat (elate), wedge, „CKneua^, prompt, parv. 81;
(aec.) tranaact. 18, S4.
kl6ve, ASax. cleofa, chamber, „eubde^, ps. 35, 6; klevea
(pi.) 4, 6.
cl e vi e n (cleTC), ASax. cleofian, OHGerm. chlebeu,
cUaoe, haerere, pa. 93, 20; lud. Cov. 54; clevep (pres.) Wr.
treat. 137; cleovied LaT,. 9389; clevede (pret.) Bek. 2142;
clcTed Ifoccl. I, 31; clevet ant. Arth. 40, 13.
clew? cleugh, ravinef clewes (pi.) Gaw. gloaa. 374j pe
clewes and pe clifes Hedliw. diet. 266; see clow.
clewe, ASax. cleove, cliVe, OHGerm. cbllwa, chliuwa,
dew, clewe (clowe) „glomuB", prompt, parv. 83; elowe oud
and night 578.
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112 dif
clif, ASaw. ciif, deof, Olcd. kli^ dif, cUf (def) La^.
192G; di£fe, defe prompt parv. 81; dife, defe {daL) Eg-
lam. 379; 415; clive U beaus disc. 1163; kliffes (pi.) pa.
113, 8; deves Ckauc. leg. g. worn. 1466; eUven (dat. pi.)
Alii. 5429.
clift clifl (cleft), clift (diff) „nma", prompt, parv. 81;
dift (ciif) „foitrchur^',. Wr. voc. 148; difte {da(.) Chauc.
- C. t 7727; diftus (^.) Wicl. gloat.
climbea, A8ax. dimban, OHGerm. chlimban, dimh,
a. r.liO; Orm.11860; Chauc.C, t. 10420; dimme iSAoreA.
3; damb (prd.) Percev. 1223; dam «. s. BV. 851; domb
a. r. 354; pu dumbe La^. 21439; heo dumbeii 94S0; a.
r. 244; idumben {paH.) 216.
clingen (dingin), 4Saar. dingan (marcere), dt7tg,ehrink,
dry up, „riger«", prompt, parv. 82; dinge owl and night.
743; Alia. 915; iut/. Cow. 54; dingest rw. P. P. 9011;
dingej) Wr. spec. 85; his beli dinges pr.consc. 823; dun-
gen was his diek met. horn. 88 ; compos, fordingeii.
clinken, ODutch klinken, dink, Wr. p. s. 189; din-
kin prompt, parv. 81 ; p&i hSrd ft belle cfinke Ohauc. C.
t. 14079.
klint dim, d0; klintes (pi.) IlaUiw. diet. 497.
clippen, Olcd. klippa,ciip, shear, Orm. 4106; dippin
„tondere", prompt, parv. 82 ; cUppe Wid. gloss. 1 1 ; Chauc.
C. t. 3326.
clipper dipper, shearer, Rob. Br. 238, 5; dippare
„tonsor*^, prompt, parv. 82.
clive (cUve?), ASax. cUf (dif?), OHGerm. chliba (lap-
pa); compos, gftrdlve.
cliven (dlyin), ASaa:. t^isLn, O/TGej-m. kliban (kaerere),
Oleel. klifa (scandere), dive, kaerere, prompt parv. 82;
dive vis. P. P. 7010; klive ps. 93, 20*; daif (pret.) „clo-
ve", Oaw. gloss.
cliver daw; divre (dot.) owland night 78; divres ipl.)
81; see daver.
cliver, ASax. clyfer? clever, keen, rel. ant. I, 213.
cloche (doche?) dutch, daw, cloches (pi.) Mapes 338;
douches vis. P. P. 308; clokes a. r. 102; pr. cause. 6936;
Town, myst 324; see cleche.
clogge dog, „iruncus", prompt, parv. 83.
cloke, Ir. Qad. cioca, cleoca, cloak, prontpt. parv. 83;
(dat.) Chauc. C. t 2001.
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clokke 113
clokke, Olcd. klokka, klukka, OftrfcA klocke, clocle,
prompt, parv. 83 ; at VII of pe clokke wills and invent. 17.
clokkiu, cluck, prompt, parv. 83.
clond, Olcd. kland, harm, injury, La^. 11704.
closin dose, prompt parv. 83.
clot, ASaa. clot, 0 Dutch klot, klotte, OHGerm. cloz?
cZoi (clod), a. r. 140; rel. songs 5, 73; clott „gleba", Wr.
voc. 239; clotte, clodde „gld)a'\ prompt, parv. 83; clotte
(tloL) a. r. 254; clottis (^.) „glebae'\ Wiol. gloss.
clote, ASax. c]a,t& lblitiMn,lappa'), dote (claut), JLappa'^,
Wr. voc. 91; prompt, parv. 83; rel ant. 1, 37; Wid.glass.
11; take pe rote of pe klote Nalliw. dicL 497; cloote leef
Chauc. C. I. 12505; see clete.
cloterin (cloderin), ODutch klotteren, dotter, „coagu-
lare'\ prompt parv. 83 ; clotered (clottered, clopred) blood
Chauc. C. t. 2747.
cloude cloud, „nvhes^\ prompt, parv. 84; Bek. 1416;
cloude {dot.) Alis.m; cloudeu (jp/.) Wr.treat. 136; clou-
des ps. 17, 12.
cloudi doudy, prompt, parv. 84; Brand. 23; Lidg.
m. p. 139.
clout (cloute?) = cliit? clout, blow, Gav>. gloss. 374;
Isumh. 619; hid. Cov. 98.
clove, ASax. clufu (spicaf), dove; clove of g&rl^
prompt, parv. 84.
clow dough, ravine, Htdliw. diet. 257; clough Triat. 2,
59; does {pi.) ant. AHh. 12, 7; see clew.
clubbe, Olcel. klubba, dub, „fustis", promptparv. 84;
„pedvm", Wr. voc. 240; Lan,. 26062; clobbe Triat. 3, 4;
clubbes {pi.) Iw. 3200.
clubbid clubbed, nrudis", prompt, parv. 84,
cluchen, from cloche? dtUck: to cluccbe or t8 clawe
vis. p. p. 11743.
cliid. ASax. did, rocJfc, ia^. 1915; doude {dat.)f Wr.
spec. 44; dudes {pi-) Orm. 2656; Oiol and night. 999.
clftdi3, ASax. clddig, rocky, Orm. 2754.
clumsen be nwnbed or dull, torpere: pou domsest for
cold vis. P. P. 9010; clumsid {paH.) Wid. gloss. 12; he
is outher clomsed or wod jw. consc. 1651; compos, aclumsen.
cluppeu, ^iSoiC. clyppan, clip, clasp, embrace, a. r.
424; cluppe Wr. spec. 38; dippe Horn 1362; vis. P. P.
11744; cleppe Octov. 585; cluppuf (prea.) Alis. 7640;
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clippip CAoMfl. 0. (. 10287; clupte {pret.) Laj. 6011; Bek.
288; compos, bicluppen.
clftse, ASox. clfis, OHGerm. chllisa, sluice? (dat.) a.
r. 72; clouse prompt, parv. 84.
cltkBen, ASax. cl^san, dose; c\taden (pret.) La^. 9760;
compos. bidHsen.
cluster, ASax. cluster, clyster, clusl^, „Poxpu5", Wr.
voo, 277; clustir (cloBter) „raeemus", prompt, pare. 84;
clustree (plA Man^. 168.
clfit, ASao!. cliit, Olcel. kiatr, Welsh clwt, clout, a. r.
256; rel. iongs 5, 68; clo\it ,^anmculus,pict(unwm", prompt,
parv. 84; ahoreh. 15; Mand. 293; & wollen clout j4^w.
4459; cMtee (pi.) Oi-m. 3327; cloutea MaTtd. 112; scbe
rent it al to cloutes Chauc. C. t 9827; compos, ewepel-,
wmdecliit.
clitien, ASax. cMtian, clout, patch; cloutin „sarcire",
prompt, parv. 84; cMtie (prea. mbj.) a. r. 236; iciouted
(part.) vis. P. P. 3914; compos, biclfltien.
knafe, ASax. cnafa, OHGerm. ehnabe, knave, hoy, met.
horn. 131; cnave Imt,. 292; knave Wr. treat. 139; Vhaiic.
C. t. 3434; Havel.i68; Flor. 2095; Tor. 2008; is youre
child & knave Mar. mir. pi. 128; pe kokes knave a. r.
880; knight, swain and knave Alts. 7968; knavene (^en.
pi) P. P. p. 515.
Knavecbild male okUd, Wid. gloss.
knagg, StDed. knagg, Dan. knag Ir. Gael, cnag, knag,
hwt, peg, Flor. 1795.
knak? Olcel. knakkr (,^ra)c") Fritenet^a ordb., knack,
crack; k^akkes (pi.) Ckauc. G. t. 4049.
knap, ASax. cnaepp (top), OPria. knap, OIcA. knappr
(tutfonj, Wdiih Ir. Gael, cnap {knob, hiU), knap, top, but-
ton; knappes {pi.) vi%. P. P. 4342.
knape, ASax. cnapa, OPria. knapa, 03ax. cnapo, Olcd.
knapi, boy, a. ». Web. 930; Oow.conf. am. 3, 321; cnapea
(gen.) Orm. 4106; see knafe.
cnapechild Orm. 7895.
knarre, cwip. OHGerm. ODuich knorre. (tuber), knar,
knot, crag, Gaw. gloss. S92; Chauc. C. t. 551; knaires
(pi.) Wicl. gloss. 25; owl and night 999.
knarri knotty, Chauc. C. t. 1979.
cn&wen, ASax. cnfl,van pret.ciieov, {OHGerm. chafihtai
pret. chn&ta], cmp. Olcel. knA, kn&tta, Lat. (g)n6vi, n6tuS(
L.OOc^lC
cnftwe 115
Gr. ptuvtw, Ritss. 3Kaini,, hnow, Orm. 1314; kn&we Savd.
2785; pr. cowac. 429; kuiun notes p. 266; kti4ue arU. 4rth.
19, 12; knowen WiU. gloss. 232; knowe vis. P.P. 13360;
cnouen rel. ant. 1, 172; knoue Avd. 43; cneow {prel.)
Orm. 12584; kneow Alis. 113; cneou io^. 17069; kiidw
?>w. P. P. 7580; kndu £o6. G/omc. 315, 2; ^om 1151;
knowen BM. P. P. 7729; knaweii (part.) /lo. 2666; ^. comsc.
444; knowen Mand. 2; knowe l^i^i. gloss.; compos, a^,
bi-, icnSrwen.
cnfLwe = cnAwen (known) f
knowlecLe krmoledge, Chauc. C. t. 14441; fed. Co». 93;
kn6wleche,kn6uleche Mind. 134; 313; knowlffiche Aud.\9;
kafi.wl5ge ■ Pw-cff. 1052.
knonlschin acknowledge, ,,faten", prampt.paiv. 280; kadu-
Xsche Mand. 120; knouttche lud.Cov. 67; "cn&wl5ched(pres.)
Katk. 1352; knowelSchen Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 118; kno-
welechide {pret) Wid. John 9; knowehched vis. P. P.
3435; knoulecheden Will, gloss.
knouleching acknowledging, Gow. conf. am. 2, 23; cn&w-
lechinge {dat)Kalh. 1388; cnoulechunge {ace.) a. r. 92.
kn.fl,wing, ASax. cn4vung, knowing, knowledge, pr. consc.
145; cnowunge a. r. 280.
knedin, ASax. cnedan, OIIGerm. chnetan, knead,
prompt, parv. Z7& ; knede CAawc O.t. 4092; CDedest (pre*.)
Orm. I486; kneden (paH.) a. r. 217.
cneo, ASax.camiy), OSax. cnio, ff otA. knin, OIIGerm.
chniu, OFris. knS, kni, Olcel. kne, hnee, rel songs 5, 228;
kn6 Eglam. 1279; to pe nlpe cne {degree) Hick. thes. 1,
226; in pe t4pe kne Bob. Glouc. 228, 17; kuewe (pi.)
Trist. 2, 103; kneon Wr. treat. 139; cneon {ace. pi.) Mark.
9; failed a cneon a.r. 16; kneis (pi.) Octav. 52; knowes
via. P. P, 3192; o cnewes Orm. 6467; caeon {dot. pi.)
Lai,. 4996; pe king iaei on cneouwen 32046.
cneolien (cneolin), ODutch knielen, kneel, Mark. 20;
cnfilen Orm. 6138; kn61e Mand.li; Eglam. 1279; cneoled
{pres. imper.) a. r. 18; cneoulede (pref.) La^. S9654;
kneulede Bek. 540; knSlede H^r, spec. 106.
knicche, lenitck, hunch, bundle, Wid. gloss. ^5 1 knocbea
of hai Hich. 2985.
cnif, ASax. cidf, Olcd.. knifr, ODutch knijf, knife,
Orm. 4128; knlf a. r. 282; Wr. spec. 102; ^iis. 1061;
AfaW. 51; knifes (p?,) Ckauc.C. t. 333; knives a. r. 212.
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cniht, ASaw. cniht, cneoht, OFris. kiiecht, OHGerm.
chuelit, knight, servant, owl and night. 1573; knilit Horn.
508; knicht WaH. hist. 2, 2; knight Chauc. C. t 4 3,
knist, knistli Deyrev. 1506; 1528; knihte (da«.) a. r. 86;
cnihtes {pi:) Orm. 8185.
kDihthod knighthood, Horn 543.
knihten knight, Horn 640.
knobbe (knob?), Dan. knub, Swed. kaubb {nodns, (w-
ber), knob, knot, prompt, pare. 280; p6 knobbes sitting on
his cheekes Chauc. C. t 635.
knobbel (knoble), ODut^ knobbel, knohUe (kmibhle),
knot, prompt, pare. 280.
knok knock, via. P. P. 6262; knokk Alia. 1621; Triam.
331; knokkes (pL) Wr. s. a. c. 66.
knokkin, ASax. cnoci&n, caucian, 0/ce/. knoka, Wdah
CQOciaw, knock, „puUare", prompt, parv. 280; knokke (im-
per^) Chauc. 0. t. 3432; kuokede {pret.) s. s. Wr. 1420;
knokked via. P. P. 3268; knoked {part.) Min. 10.
knokil, ASaa. cnucl, OFt-ia. ODutch knokel, knuckle,
„7iodiia", Wr. voc. 186; „condylu^\ prompt, parv. 280;
knokelis {pi.) rel. ant. I, 190.
knolle, ASaa:.ciio]\.{cacufnen), ODutchYnaWsi {glomua),
MHQerm. knolle {tuber), knoll, knob, prompt, parv. 280;
knolles „colleii", ps. 64, 13.
knoUen, cmp. (rerm. knalleu, knoU, „puisar^', prompt
parv. 280.
knop, knoppe, OFrts. knop {tuxIus), OHGerm. chnoph
(id.), Dan. knop {gemma), Swed. kuopp {id.), ODvtch
knoppe {nodiLS, hulla, gemma), knop, button, bud; knop
lud. Cov. 245; I. c. c. 39; pe knop of pe kn^ ^r. voc.
208; knoppe „bulla, nodua, fibula, gemma", prompt, paro.
280; knoppe {dot) wills and invent. 35; knoppes {pi.)
Chauc. r. r. 1080; 1683; knoppis of crystal Degrev. 1494.
knotte, ASax. caotta, ODutch knntte, knot, „nodus",
prompt. parv. 280 ; Chauc. C. t. 10715; (dat.) a. r, 2;cnot-
te8 (^i.) .KtrtA. 1157; knottea Jtfand. 190;knotten £efc. 1879.
knottel, ODutch hauttel {tTiber),knottle, knobble; knot-
tiles {}d.) Halliu). diet. 498.
onottien, ASax. cnottian, knot; cnotted {part.) Kath.
1551*; iknotted a. r. 420.
cnotti knotty, Kath. 1157*; knotti prompt. parv. 280.
cnul, ASax. CDyll, Welsh cuuli, kneil, rel. ant. 2, 277.
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cnnUen 117
cnallen, ASasr. cayUaa,MHGenn.knvilea(atrilce),ring;
kmlle Percev. 1348; conat of mas. 689;kTiulled(^»ar(.)(ArowM,
Wr. p. s. 193.
cnurned hnurled: to his cnurnede cneon Mark. 10;
kiiorned „rwgged" , Gaw. gloss.
cnutten, ASa«. cnyttau, knit, tie; knitten wis. P. P.
337; knittin „nodare", pj-ompf. parv 279; knitte his browes
Chauc. C. t. 1130; knut {pres.\ a. r. 396; knutte (pret)
Alia. 2251; kuette Gow. conf. am. 2, 30; knitted {part.)
jw. COTMC. 7215; icnut Kath. 1525.
cob, Welsh cob? cob, head, chief;, cobbis {^pl.) HaUiw.
diet. 259.
cobel cobble.
<Mbi\si^n cobble-stone, „rudus", Wr.voc. 256; prompt. part). 84.
cobeiere cobbler, „&artor", prompt.parv. 84; dm. P. P.
3129.
cocken (cocke) cock, brawl? Wr. p. s. 153; he wole
grennen, cocken & chideu rel. ant. I, 188; mon pat sip
briddes cokkinde 1, 262.
cocker (cokker) cocker,brawler, eock-fgkter f Town.myst.
242; cocker, p^f & horeling rel ant. I, 188.
cod (codde), j^iStKC. codd {pera) Ettm. lex., ODutch kod-
de {colevs) Kil., Olcel. koddi („pWe") Fritsner'a ordb.,
cod, „siliqua, testicvltts", prompt, parv. 85; Chauc. C. i.
13949; Town. myst. 84; codde (dot.') owland night. 1122;
coddes ^siltguis", Wicl. Liike 15, 16; coddis {cushions) of
silke HaUito. did. 262; compos, ballok-, p^scod.
code (coode), OSGerm. cuti (gluten)? cobbler's wax,
ffaUiw. diet. 262; prompt.parv. 85; coode „pice", Wiel.gloss.
codule, ASax. cudele, cuttle-fish, „sepia^, prompt parv.
.codling codling, prompt, parv. 85; Hartsh. met. t. 118.
cofre, OFr. cofre, cqfcr, (dat.) c. of I. 992.
cog, Ir. Welsh cog, cog, tooth, Wr. voe. 233; (cogge)
prompt parv. 85; cogge (daf.) owl and night 86.
cog (cogge), Dutch kog, cmp. OHGerm. kocho^ OFr.
coque, Ir. Gael, coca, Welsh cwch (cue), cock, boat; cogge
(ace.) MaUiw. diet. 262; (dot.) Chauc. leg. g. worn. 1477;
cogges {pi.) Rich. 4784.
cogboot prompt, parv.
coint, OFr. coint, qaaint, cunning, artful. Will, gloss.
220; Craw, gloss. 375; koint, cwoint a. r. 140; 294; se
cointe {v. r. m icudd) keiser Kath. 580; quoint Mapes
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118 coite
337; pe quointe s^ke Boh. Olouc. 105, 5; queint Ckauc.
C. t. 5943.
coite mwt, prompt, parv. 86.
cok, ASax.cocB 0), 0Tcel.k6kT,coek,Mand. 91', Ckauc.
C. t. 3357; coc owl and night 1677.
kok (kok?), A8ax. coc, UHQerm. coch, cook, Wr. spec.
101;. Havd. 903; cook Ckauc. C. t. 2022; Lidg.m. p. 217;
kuk Wr. voc. 211; cokes {pi.) La^. 3315.
cokil, ASaa. cocel, coekle, Wid. gloss. 12; rd. ant. 2,
80; (cokkil) Lidg. m. p 149.
cokeuei cockney, young cock? vis. P. P. 4371; Percy's
rd. 95 ; cokenei, coknei „qwiddiciia a matrenutritvr", prompt,
parv. 86; cokenai Chaitc. C. t 4206.
coker, ASax. cocor {pharetra, vagina), OFris. ODvtch
koker {tkeca, pharetra), OHGerm. chochar X^phardra), cocker,
qtiiver, La^. 6470; cokir, cociir „cothumus", prompt, parv.
84; cokeres {pi.) vis. P. P. 3915.
coker coker, reaper? cokers {pi.) P. P- P- 514.
coker in, Wdah cocru (indulge), cocker, coddle, prompt,
parv. 85.
col, ASax. col, Olcel kol, coal, La^. 2366; Chauc. C.
t. 2694; cole (/. w. hole = hoi) s. a. Wr. 2170; {r. w.
pole) pr. come. 6762; coles (pi) Mand. 101; coolis Wid.
John 18.
colblak owl and night. 75,
? colmnse, ASax. colmase (parra) Wr. voc. 62, ^alcedo",
prompt, parv. 88.
colrake Wr. voc 276.
c61, ASax. col, OHGerm. chuoler, cool, (cole) prompt,
parv. 87; Mand. 305; c6Ie rSd Boh. Glouc. 131, 8; coul
Skoreh. 105.
col, ASax. caul, cavl, OTcd. k3,l, OHOerm. chol, choli,
Xa(. cauUs, co/e (caie), i. C. c. 48 ; cftl (nkftle") J*rf. cnt 1,
52; coul (jicowle") Mar. mir. pi. 8.
cBlepIante vis. P. P. 4374.
cAlstok prompt, parv. 58.
colder colder, refuse, prompt, parv. 86.
cfllien (colin, coien), ASax. colian, OHGerm. chuolen,
cool, „frigefacere", prompt parv. 87; Gaw. gloss. 374;
compos, a-, forcolen.
CO ling cooliTig, Wicl. gloss.
colyere collier, Octov. 495; colyer prompt, parv. 87;
coloppe 119
coljer Wr. voc. 213.
CO Ik (coike?), cmp. iJwtcA klok (-huia), eouk (coke), core;
colke fdat.) Town. myst. 281 ; (acc.J pr. consc. 6445.
colioppe, cmp. Swed. kalops, coltop, prompLparv. 88;
coloppes (pi.) WW. P. P. 4372.
colok coUock, ncantharus", Wr. voc. 257.
colour, OFr. coulour, colow, Skoreh. 26.
colt, ASaie. colt {?), cdt, „pullua", prompt parv. 88;
Chauo. G. t. 3263 ; Lidg. m. p. 235.
comb, ASax. cumb, ODatch kom, comi (coomb); coum
prompt, parv. 97.
con, i^r. Lo(. con.
confermi confirm, Bek. 481,
comanden Cf»?»nan(i; comaunde (prea.) c. of I. 956.
cumpas, Fr. compas, compaaa, circle, c. of I. 739.
conseil counsel. Hoed. I, 76; consail Bek. 881; couusaile
pr. consc. 5943,
Tninaenten consult, a.r. S72; consentede (pret.) Bek. 1871.
cootro van coretriue, devise; controvea ipres.) pr.c&nac.l56l;
contreveden {pret.) via. P. P. 11079.
coveiten covet, a. r. 60; covaites (prea.) pr. ct>n«c. 7534.
conig, coning, Oi^r, connin, con^; conigMtn.37; coning
Will, gloss. 219.
conningere (-erpe) warren, prompt, parv. 90 ; coulageris
(pi.) Lidg. m. p. 171.
contre, Fr. contree, courOry, La^. 1282*; Hand. 244;
contrai Bek. 241; cuntre Wart. hist. 1, 17; Chauc. C.
t 218.
cop, ASax. copp (calix, culmen), OFria. OButch kop
(testa, caput), Olcel. koppr (testa, patera), OSGerm. choph
(crater), Welsh cop (cidineti), cop, head, top, La^. 7781 ;
Wr. p. s. 70; rel. ant. 1, 144; Wid. gloss. 12; (coppe)
„caCTtmem", prompt, parv'. 9 1 ; ])e COp of pe hille Mand. 1 7 ;
coppe (rfat.) Chatich. off. 1166; M ponecoppe (the later
text has toppe) he bine nom Z^j. 684; from pe tiirea
coppe a. r. 228.
cop (coop), 08ax. copa, OSGerm. chtiopba, coop,
„xu!pt>(", Wr. voc 178.
GOpen, j^iSaa-. copian? cope, exchangef Lidg. m. p. 105.
coper (copir), ODutch koper, Olcd. kopar, OSGerm.
chupher. Lot. cuprum, copper, Wr. voc 255; Chauc. C. t.
=dbvGoogIe
130 copnien
copnien dewire, long: ich copni(e-. pi cume Mark. 21;
pat cleoped me and &ipue3.Katk. 2378; k^ped and copnecT
pi come 2457.
copenere, ASax. copenere, from copnien, lover, owl
and night. 1340; copinere Rob. Glow;. 335, 7; copiner a. b.
Web. 2225.
copped copped, crested : coppid as ft lark HaUiw. diet. 269.
cops, ASatcco^pi, cosp, eopa{cosp), „pe»auhis, compea",
Wr. voc. !)5; cospe prompt pars. 238.
cor (core) core, aacram. 757; core(dat.) lAdg. m. p. 43,
COrien, ODvtch koeren (yetnere), complaint compos.
acorien.
corn, ASax. OSaa. corn, OFria. Olcel, korn, OHGerm.
chom, Goth, kaurn, com, (jrain, Orm. 1500; Shorek. 32;
Wr. p. s. 342; come (pi.) Chauc. h. off. 698; comes
pr. conaa. 3420.
conistak Roh. Br. M. 416.
corner, OFr. cornier, comer, Mand. 217,
cor 8, OPr. core, corps, body, Gaw. gloss. 375; Wicl.
gloss. 12; vis. P. P. 9631.
cosche coak, cot, prompt, parv. 94.
cost, ASax. cost {modus) Bout ev. gloss., OFris. kost
(victus'), Olcd. kostr (optio,- conditio), OHGerm. chost
(^elfctio, aestimatio), Goth, kustus {8oxi[i.i)), from cheosen,
tAoice, manner, ^tudity, Gaw. gloss. 375; vis. P. P. 1491;
per naes cost nftn 63bt La^. 18166; needes cost necessa-
rily, Chcaic.'C. t. 1479; coates (pi.) rei. ««(. 1, 178 * 226;
Shorek. 10; wje(. horn. 147; costua Degrev. 364; son sum
ic was waxen man, pk flaeh i childes costes Orm. 8056;
compos, far-, or-, uncost.
cost, MHGerm. ODutch kost {svmpttia, expensum), OFr.
const? cost, expense, Chauc. C. t. 806; Hardw. poem 40,
7; Lidg. m. p. 208; coates (pi.) Wrci, ^Zoas. 12; Bocd.
1, 362.
coste, OFr. coste, Xaf. coata, cotwi. Tor. 1419.
costen, 0/ccZ. koata, MHGerm. ODutch kosten, ASax.
costian, costan (tentare, probare)f OFr. couster? Lat.
constare? cmp. Welsh costiaw, Bret, kouata, Gael, coad
IspcTtd), cost, spend: he schal coaten pe ful deore c. of I.
1092; coste „impende", Wid. deeds 21; itcostip natmekil
Lidg.m. p.l52; costed (pret.) vis.P.P. 405; coste CAomc.
C. t 1910; and jret wolde i swere pat it coste me muche
.L.OOc^lC
costnien 121
moore vis. P.P. 8793; if pou have Sjt on hur coat aoow.
Jrtk. 28, 3.
costnien, ASax. costnian {teniare, prohare), try: icost-
ned (pafi.) La^. 2+669; cost: costnede (^pret.) a. r. 290;
coatned (part.) via. P. P. 406.
cot, A8ax.cot, Oleel. kot, ODutch kot,kote, cmp. Wdsk
cut, cwt, cot, „ceUa", Wr. voc. 95; kot a. r. 362; cote
„ca»a!*, Wr. voc. 273; coote prompt, parv. 96; cote (dot)
Chauc. C. t. 2459; eotes {pl^ Wid. gloss. 12; vis. P. P.
4931.
cote, OFr.coie, cotte, Ir. Gael, cota? OHOerm. cozo,
cozzo? coat, „tttntca", Wr. voc. 238; Gow, conf. am. 2,
47; coote Wicl. gloss. 12; Ckawc. C. t. 103.
cflte (coote) coo(, „mergws'*, Wr.voc. 188; 253; prompt,
parv. 95; Wid. gloss. 12.
CO tier cottager, P. P. p. 526.
cotoiin, Fr. coton, cotton, Mand. 212.
c6p, ASax. cod (morbus), swooning, prompt.parv. 96.
couard, OFr. coiiard, coward, (coward) Alis. 2108;
harrow. 140.
coutel, ASaa. ceoQ(corbis)f Bret. ^ve\{panier, masse)?
hasketf couflea (pi.) Rob. Glouc. 265, 9; see coul.
cough? ODutch kuch, cough; COghe prompL parv. 97;
cowe Wr. voc. 267.
coughen, ODvtdi MHGemi. kuchen (kfichen?), cough,
Chauc. C. t. 10082; cowghen, cowhin, covfen prompt. parv.
97; Cftghip {2fres.)Flor.2iS; coughei (pret.) vis. P. P. 8237.
cool (covi\), MHGerm. kuheX, Coop, tub, prompt. parv. 37.
coupe, ODutch kuipe, Lat. cdpa, tub, ^cupa", prompt,
parv. 99; coop, rel. ant. 1, 4; see cop.
capeful c. of l. 1278.
couper, ODutch kuiper, cooper, Wr.voc. 212; coupare
prompt, parv. 99.
cotipen, Fr. couper, Ital. colpare (colpire), strike, ait:
couped shonTor 193; galoches icouped vis. P. jP.12099;
eompos. geincoupen.
couren (coure), T^eM cwrian, cower, crouch, pi. t. 155;
Flor. 785; konrip (jwea.) Alis. 2053; koured (part.) Will,
gloss. 220.
cover cover.
kovercheef, OFr. couvre-, cueuvre-cheef, kerchief, head-
doth, Lidg. m. p. 48; keverchef Chauc. (J. t. 455; cour-
..L.oo^^lc
122 coveren
johef Ealliw. diet 274; curchif Wr. voc. 238.
coveren, OFr. covrir, cuevrir, cover, recover, pr.consc.
8U; kevere Wid. gloss. 25; via. P. P. 14594.
crabbe, ASax. crabba, ODufch krabbe, Olcel. krabbi,
craft, „cancer", prompt, pare. 99 ; lAdg. m. p. 58 ; crabben
(pi.) Alts. 4943; crabbe „malum sylvestre", prompt, parv,
crabtrE Wr. voc. 192.
crabbed crabbed, Ckauc. C. t. 9079; lAdg. m. p. 132;
crabbede wordea vis. P. P. 5816.
craccben, 0/^Gwm. chrazon ? cratch, scratch, vis. P. P.
307; craccfain prompt jjOMi. 99; cracched (^pret.) Orph. 78.
cradel, ASax. cradol, Ir. craidhal, GaeL creatball,
cradle, a. r. 82; Alia. 3655; Ckauc. C. t. 2021; cradel,
credel prompt, parv. 101; credel a. s. WV. 778; credile
{dot.) Rob. Br. 243, 7.
craft, A8ax.craeft, OSax. craft, OFris. kreft, OHQerm.
chraft, Olcel. kraptr, crafi, power, art, {nom. ace.) La^.
2818; Orm. 18809; Wiel. gloss. 13; Gkauc. C. t. 403;
3189; Lidg. m. p. 162; creft Katk. 872; crafte (dat) pr.
const. ^2 \2; pough he criede wip alle pe craft fat he coude
Mand. 305; craftea (p(-) owl and night. 568; Percev. 560;
creftes o. r. 78*; compos, leche-, wicchecraft.
craftmon Lmt,. 28944; craftia-man Ckauc. G. t. 1899.
craften (crafte), ASax. craeftan, attain? Skorek. 157;
creftep ipres.) 2.
crafti, ASax. craeftig, OHGerm. chreftiger, crafty, met
kom. 2; crafti and Strang pr. corosc. 9088; creftiKotA. 125.
craftihche craftily, WaH. hist 2, 76; craftili Iw. 3104;
creftilnker (compar.) Katk. 260.
crag, Ir. Welsh craig, Gael, creag, crag, rock ; cragge
(dot.) Chauc. r. r. 4156; cragges {pi) pr. conac. 6393.
crabien,_/r(»» crawe? Mark. 9.
krak (krakke), ODutch krack, MHGerm. krach, crack,
,^ragor", prompt, parv. 100; Alts. 641; li beausdisc. 962.
kr&ke (krake?), Olcel. krSka, crake, crow, „comix^,
Wr. voc. 188; s. s. Web. 3532.
crakien, ASax. cracian (?3, ODutch kraken (kracken),
MHGerm, krachen, crack, crepare, stridere, jactare; crake
Rick. 5423; Flor. 92; rel. ant I, 2; crake, crakkin prompt,
parv. 100; crakep (pres.) Skorek. 99; so chantep he and
crakep Ckauc. C. t. 9724; pei craken Gow. cmf. am. 3,
94; and craked bope bire legges vis. P.P. 12221; bflnea
crallen 128
per crakecien ia^. 1875; crakked (part.) Mm. 4.
crallen curl? cralle fpre*. imper.') I. c. c. 35; cralled
(pait.) ibid.; wip curious harneis quamtli crallit ^. t. 134.
cram men, ASax. cra.m\maji, cram, stuff ; cra,mTaid(part.)
WicLglosa. 13; ierammedwia. P. P. 82; Chauc. C. t. 13763.
crampe, ODutch krampe, OHGerm. chramplio, cramp,
^apasmus", prompt, pare. 100; {ace.) vis. P. P. 8697;
Chauc. Troil. 3920.
crane, ASaa:. cran, ODutch krane, crane, „grus", Wr.
voc. 188; prompt, parv. 100; {acc.) Lidg. m. p. 154; cron
(crane) La-7,. 20163.
crank crank, reel, prompt, parv. 100,
cr a.-aicrajmy, prompt. parv. 100; crania (p^.) »acro)n.710.
crappe, ODutch krappe, crap, refuse, prompt, parv.
100; crappis {pi) Wr. voc. 201.
craschin erash, prompt parv. 100.
crasen, Swed, krasa, craze: pe cablis crasen hartsh.
met. t. 128; pe pot was craaed Chauc. C. t. 12862; covei-
tise hap crasid 30ure croune dep. of R. 4, 21.
crask = kaskP lusty, prompt, parv. 100.
cravien fcraYin, crave), ASax. crafian, Olcel. krefja
pret. krafda, crave, rpetere", prompt, parv. 101; C. of I.
249; Wr. an.lit. 11; s. s. Web. 52; Iw. 2733; Hoccl. 1,
432; crave (pres^ Wr. spec. 72; cravep Shoreh. 61; cra-
ven (kraven) Will, gloss. 220; vis. P. P. 1802; icraved.
(part.) a. r. 2*.
crawe, Dan. krave, Germ. Swed. krage, Dutch l^aag,
craw, f^roat, neck, prompt, parv. 101; WtW. gloss. 13.
crSwe, ^Soir. cr4ve, OSax. cr&ia, OHGerm. chrfiia,
chr4a, crow, „comix", Wr. voc. 188; crowe owl and night.
126; Okauc. 0. t. 2694.
criwen (crflwe), ASax. cr3.van, \OHOerm. chr&huQ
pr«t chr4ta], crow, Wr. p. e. 238; crowe Wicl. John 13;
crew (pret.) Wicl. John 18; crfiwe a. s. IFei. 2536; crowe
(part.) lud. Cov. 278; icrowe Chavo. C. t. 3357.
ereke, ASax. crecca, ODvtch kreke (vorago, crepido),
creek. C'hauc. 0. t. 411; crike prompt, parv. 103: krike
Savd. 708.
crelle creel, „8porta", prompt, parv. 101.
ere m p e n , ODutch krempen, MHQerm. krerapfen, cramp,
amiract; crempe (-imper.) owl and ni^ht. 1786; compos.
/orerempeD.
=dbvGoogIe
124 crenden
crencleiifCn^. DwteA krinkelen, cnn^; crenUed (part.)
Chatte. leg. g. warn. 200a
crengien? Olcd. tringja? cringef crenchen (crenge)
mit (wid) swire ifarh. 9.
creopen (creope), viSox. creopan, OSax. criopan, OFr^is.
kriapa, Oled. kriopa, ODiiteh kruipea, creep. Alia. 676 1
crSpen £^3. 29313; crSpe pr. conae. 474; crope owl and
night. 817; creop (imper.^ a. r. 292; creopinde (pres.
paH.) ilarh. 1 1 ; creap (pret.) Hath. 908 ; crSp Alis. 57 1 ;
». a. Wr. 479; krep s. a. c. 1, 16; crAp (creop) La^.
S9S82; 30500; crop? avov. Arth. 65, 1; [>ou crope via.
P. P. 1739; hi crope Bek. 3141; crepen? CAawc. C. t.
7280; crope {j>r<t port.) Gow. conf. am. 1, 198; ChAuc.
C. t. 4257; Lidg. m. p. 240.
create, ASax. cressc, cerse, OHGerm. chreBSO, OlhUch
kersse, creaa, nasttirtiufn, prompt, parv. I OS; crese Degrev.
191; kerse Goto, conf.am. 1, 299; is nogbt worp 4 keree
via. P. P. 5629 ; compoa. watercresse.
krevis, Fr. ecrevisse, eray-fiah, Lidg. m. p. 164.
cri, Fr. cri, cry, Bek. 81.
crib, ASax. cribb, Olhttch kribbe, CHGerm. crippa,
crifc, ap{^. 97; cribbe Maxtd. 70; {did.) pr. conac. 5200;
{ace) Orm. 3321.
cri en (crie), MUGerm. krten, Fr. crier, cry, Brand.
S2; crie(iinpcr.) a. r. 136; cride (pret.) »w. P. P. 12249;
crlande (part.) Will, gloss.
C^ikke (cnk?) trick, cramp, prompt, pare. 103; pou
might stomble and take pe crik rel. ant. 2, 29.
crimpel, /rom *crimpen, ODutck krimpen, OHQcrm.
chrimphan {contraht), rimple, prompt, parv. 103.
crimplin rimple, prompt, parv. 103.
crisp, jliSaar. crisp, Lai. crispua, c»iJtp, Ma-nd. 168; his
criape hfir Chauc. C. t. 2167; crips Wr. treat. 138; pe
kirspe skin Lidg. m. p. 200.
cristen, ASax. crieten, christian: &. cristen man via.
P. P. 6827.
cristene, ASax. eristeaa, christian, Shoreh. 56; cristen
pr. consc. 4136; cristene {pi.) £.03. 29773.
cristendDm Bek. 108; Skoreh. 5.
cristnien, ASax. cristeaiaa, christett, Shoreh. 9; criat-
nen {prea.) Orm. 13251.
croche, Oi''r. croche, crosse, 7ta/. croccia, croofc; croche,
crock 125
cxoce „pedvm", prompt parv. 102 & 103; k bishopes crosse
(croce) via. P. P. 5089; WaH. hist. 2, 70; croche crutch,
f^ustentaculum'', Wr. voc. 277; Halliw. dicL 280; see
crucche.
crock, crocke, A8ax. crocc, crocca, Welsh croehan?
crock, pot; crokk dep. of R. 10, 4; crocke „oUa", Wr.
voc. 93; (dot.) a. r. 214; crokke Skorek. 106; (acc.) ma.
P. P. 13516.
crockere poUer, Wid. gloss. 13; crokkere Shoreh.lOG.
croft, ASax. croft, croft, vis. P.P. 3662; lud. Cor. 36.
crok (croke?), cmp ODutch irod {aracua), Swed-krak
{guiaguiliae), croke, core, refuse, Wr. voc. 230; 267.
crok (crook), ODutch krooke, OIceL krokr, crook, hook,
turn, trick, „uncua'', Wr. voc. 237; Alts 4819; Lidg. ih.
p. 217; cr6c(ncc.) Orm. 11635; Oil his bake hebar&crok
Tor. 1018; crokes (pL) a. r. 266; Wr. spec. 105; crefti
crokes Kath. 125.
croken (crokin, croke), ODutch kroken, crook, „eur-
vare*', prompt, parv. 104; Oow. conf. am. 2, 144; s. a.
Wr. 609; crookeden (pret) Wicl. gloss. 13; crfiked (parL)
owl and night. 80; Gate, gloas. 375.
crone, ODutch krooie, Fr. carogne, crone, Ckauc C.
t. 4852.
cr6nen, 0HGerm.chr6nen, croon, roar; ye croine Mar.
mir. ^. 133.
crop (croppe), -4Saa!. cropp Oi>w(cA krop, kroppe, 07cci.
kroppr, OHOerm chropll {atrvana), crop, craw, top, „cyma",
Wr. voc. 229; prompt, parv. 104; vis. P. P. 10940; Mt
hadde crop so &n heort Alis. 688; & tree ... of whilk
pe crop es turned do(u)nward pr. conac, 663; pe crop of
pe r^de brfire I. c. a. 42; in crop ant r6te Wr.spec. lOOj
croppes (pi.) Ckauc. r. r. 1396.
croppen (croppe), ODutch kroppeu {glviire), Olcel.
kroppa (caipere), crop, cut off the crop ((op), Hariah. met.
t. 167; ne is ase pe widi pet spnited ut pe betere pet
me bine ofte cropped a. n 86; put in the crop {craui):
croppep ml whete vis. P.P. 3859; croppede (pee* ) 10424.
ores, Olcel. kross, OFr. croix, Lat. cms, cross, La'7,.
31386; Kaih. 727; in pis purse wheper per b6 eni cros
or crouche Halliio. dict.2^2\ creoiz (cros) a. r. 18; croiz
Horn 1314; croiz, croice Bek. 959; 971; see cOiche.
croiseu, Fr. croiser, cross; creoised {imper.) a. r. 64.
..L.oo^^lc
126 crote
crote, 0 Dutch krotte, Fr.Crotte, dot, „glehula", prompt.
parv. 105.
croac\i&'[i cr(ntch,bow,{'prea^ cr. P. P. 602; seecrucchen,
croude? crowd?
croudewain, ODutch kruiwagen, crowd-, or wheel-barrow.
Amis 1858.
crouden (croudin, croude), aSox. crlidan? creodan
pre*, cread, ODutch krui(d)en pret. krood, crowd, push,
shove, prompt, parv. 106; Chauc. C. t. 5221; croudest
(^■prea. ind.) 4716; croude(pres. imper.) Alts. 609; compos.
outcrouden,
crouke, ASax. crlice, 08aa:. crflca, pitcher, CI
O. t. 4156.
crouken croak, prompt, parv. 105.
croup, Welsh crwth, crowtk, fiddle, Wr. spec. 53; k.
of T. 486; croud Wicl. gloss.
crow, AScuc. cTov, crow: cokkes crow Chauc. C. t.
3675; crowe {dot.) Bek. 1090.
crucche, ASax. crycc, O/ZGerm. krucka, crutch, (dot.)
La^. 19482; cruche „pedum", prompt, parv. 103*; see
croche.
crucchen? crouch,hoio; cnicchej) (^rcs,)cr, P. P. 1498;
see crouchen.
criiche, OHGerm. cruci, cruzi, cross, {dot.) Kath. 1171;
crouche (ace.) Shoreh. 15; vis. P. P. 3547; see croa.
cnlchea, OHGerm. cruzon, cross, make the sign of the
cross: heocrlichede hire Kath. 628; crouche (pres.) Chauc.
C. t 3479; crouchep Shoreh. 15.
crud curd, „coagvlum",l. c. c.\2; crudde, curde prtwwpl.
parv. 105; cruddes {pi) vis. P. P. 1365; curdes Wr. voc.
178.
cruddin curd, ncoagulare", promptparv. 105; crudded
(part.) Wicl. gloss. 13.
crul, MHGerm. krul, ODutch krol, crisp; cnille (pi.)
Chauc. C. t. 81; croUe Alia. 1999.
cruUen, ODutch krolltsn, curl; crul{l)ing {part.) Halliw.
did. 284.
crumb, ASax. OSaic. crumb, OHGerm. chrumber, cmp.
Ir. crum, crom, Gael, crom, Bret, kroumm, kromiu, Welsh
crwm, crooked, Orm. 9207; croum s. s. Wr. 2477.
crumb (cromb) crome, „u}icus", prompt, parv. 104.
c r u m b e n , OHGerm. (ge-)chrumben, ODutch krommen.
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cnime 127
crook, curve; croin(in)in prompt, parv. 104; crumpt (part.)
HaUiw. diet. 284.
crume, ASax. crume, Germ, krume, Dan. kranune,
Dutch kruim, crumb, „micn", Wr. voc. 258; a. r. 342;
cruimne Goto. conf. am. 3, 35; crumes (pi.) Orm. 1476;
cromes P. P. p. 524; cromes (crommes) Chauc. C. t.
15528 Tyr. 11988 Wr.
cmmpe crump. Cramp, (acc) Mar. mtr. pi. 178.
crumplen crumple: (he) was crompild and frokid .
Flor. 1979.
crune, Lat corona, crown, La^. i251 ; Orm. 8158;
crfinen (pi.) a. r. 238; crounen Rob. Olouc. 242, 6.
crflnien crown; crouni Bek. 1728; krflned (j^-ea.) a. r.
392; criineden (pret.) La-Ty 31935; crflned (part.) Orm.
5462.
crupel, O/rGei-m. crupel, 0/ceZ. krypiU, kryppill, Oi^m.
kreppel, ODuteh krepel, kreupel, crippie, rel. ant. 1, 243;
cripel chron. Engl. 771; cripil, crepu prompt parv. 103;
crepel Qow. conf. am. 3, 147,
crupelen? go like a cripplef cripelande {part) rd.
ant. 1, 211.
criis, MHOerm. krus, OiJutcA kruia, crows, critp, cross,
wroth, Havel. 1966; crous Halliw. diet. 883.
crfls (croua), Olcel. krlis, can, pot, prompt, pare. 105.
cruBchin crush, „qua9sare", prompt, parv. 106.
cruakin litUe can or pot, prompt, parv. 106.
crust, Lat. crusta, crust, Wr. p. s. 204.
cu name of the letter q, prompt parv. 106.
ell, ASax. eu pi. cj, OBax. OFria. kH, OHGerm. chua,
chuo, ODutck koe, Olcel. k^r acc. kfl, coto, Halliw. diet.
121; kli Wr. voc 91; a. r. 418; Alia. 5956; cou vis. P.
P. 4375; kie(;>i.) ps. 67, 31; Rob. Br. 28, 14; kliin ^w.
760; Men WW. P.P. 4076; Wicl. gloas. 25; k6n Octou.672.
couherde cowherd, Hartsh. Tnet. t. 256,
couacott, ASaa. cusceotte| (?), cowshvt, wood-pigeon, Wr.
voc. 221.
cousloppe cowslip, prompt, pare. 99 ; kousloppes (pi) Hal-
liw. diet.
cubbel kiMe, stick, a. r. 140.
cue?
cucstsl a stool to punish culprits by cucking {chucking) them
in water, prompt, parv. 107; cokatnl Hardw. poem 72, 3.
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1 28 Clicking
cucking
cuckingstsl = cucstol, Wr. p. s. 345; cokiDgstsl rel. ant
2, 176.
kucbeue, ABax. cycene, kitchen, a. r. 214; cuchene
(kichene) ia^. 3316; kecliine Perceo. 455; avow. Arth.
15, 7.
cud? (cudde, cod), AScuc. cad, frctmcheov/en, cud {quid),
„7-umen", prompt, parv. 85; cude (acc.) Orm. 1237; kude,
code, qujde, quede Wicl. gloaa. 12; 25; 35.
cuf, AS(ue. cyf, tub, Wr.voc. 93; kive rel. avt. 2, 191.
cuffe cuff, prompt, parv.; coffes (pL) pis. P. P. 3915.
kuggel cudgel? a. r. 292.
kukeweld cuckold, owland night. 1542; kukwald Wi'.
voc 217; cokwald 194; cokewold rm. P. P. 2409; Chauc.
a t. 3154.
cul stroke: j)6 cul of per eax a. r. 128.
culfre, ASax. cu](u)fre, dove, pigeon, Orm, 1258;
kulvre a. r. 98; culver CAawc %. g. worn. 2315; colvere
OTJ. P. P. 10434; colfren (^;.) Hob. Giouc. 190, if; col-
veren Alis. 5405; colverenj colverea Mand. 118.
ciiUen, cmy. I)o«. kyla (nschmeissen"), kill, smite, slay;
kulle kill, vis. P.P. 11080; kUlia. „occidere", promptparv.
274; culle {pres. subj) strike, a. r. 126; kille kUl, Chauc.
C. t. 6623; kulle (tkrow, pour) al ut pet ia i pe krocke
a. r. 346; cuide (pret.) killed, k. of T. 179; ofte me hine
culde (struck) La^- 20319; kilde (culde) killed, vis. P. P.
14123; WaH. hist. 2, 86; kuUed {part.) kiUed, vis. P. P.
UllO.
culm, Germ, qualm? mwkef prompt, pare. 108.
kuln, ASax. Welsh cyln, Olcel. kylua, kUn, rel. anL
2, 81; kiln prompt, parv. 274.
culter, ASax. Lot. culter, coUer, Wicl.glosa. 13; {cul-
tour) vis. P. P. 4004; Colter Mapes 338.
cumberen (combren), MHGerm. kumbern, ODutch kom-
mereo, Fr. (eQ-)combrer, molest, trouble, cr. P. P. 918;
cumbered {part.) Em. 483; meJ. hom. 129; combird s. «
Wr. 3403.
cume, ASax. cjme, 0 Sax. cumi, OIceL kom&, OHGerm.
cliutai, quemi, coming, a. r. 1S8; kume owl aaid night.
436; pi cume (come) me is iqu^me Lot,. 6646; cume,
come Kath. 413; 671; come Orm. 718; c of L 1031;
WM. gloss. 219; Gaw. gloss. 374; comjpos. 3au-, litcume.
..Coogic
cume, A8nx. cyme (hecomiHg).
kumli, ASaa: cyratic,, comdy, Iw. 2886; comli Mia. 6055;
vis. P.P. 10528; comloker (cowtp.) Oaw.gloaa. 374; cume-
bche Mark. 19; fiomptw. bicumelTclie.
comlihed Gow. ccmf. am. 2, 354,
ComlineBSe prompt, paro. 89.
cumel? Olcel. kuiut (tunmdun)? hill? oncumelan, come-
lan, an comlen La^. 6630; 20273; 30400.
cumeliiig, OHGerm. chomeling, comeling; ciim(e)liag,
comeling Wiel. gloss. 12; cumling /wj. 1627; komeling Bob.
Olouc. 18, 19; comeling, comling prompt, pars. 89.
cumen, ASax. OSox. cuman, Oi^rw. kuma, koras., Olcel.
koma, OHQerm. choman, queman, Goih. qimau, come, Orm.
2179; rel. ant. I, 223; kumen a. r. 394; comen Chauc.
C. t. 7266; come vis, P. P. 13648; cumed (kimed) (pres.
vMd.) a. r. 350; comp ms. P. P. 582; sche comep ride
Lauirf. 867; kume (lubj.) a. r. 424; kum (imper.) 292;
Gomep (commip) Wid. gloss. 12; com (p>^) Orm. 2181;
owl and night. 453; Tor. 66S; Will, gloss. 219; pi com
l»er k mon imen /rfi^. 5748; cam JfaW. 12; Chauc. C. t.
549; a. s. IFr. 460; kam Havel. 863; pou come Horn
1178; comen *. s. Wr. 318; s. a. c. 13, 7; (coomeni »m.
P. P. 14364; A. o/T. 189; k€men s. a. c. U, 8; comend
(pres. part.) Gow. amf. am. 1, 1; cnmen (pret. part) Orm.
134; J«j. 2956; comen Chauc C. t. 673; (commen) pr.
conso. 5775; icumen Marh. 4; a, r. 64; compos, a-, bi-,
overcumen; <im», cw4me,
cumlen? Olcel. kumla f„mishandle") Fritsner's ordb.,
numb, stiffen; cumblid, comelid fjwri.^ Wicl. gloss.; comelid
prompt, parv.
cun (kiin), A8ax. cyan, 0/cei. kynni, OPris. ken, OSax.
cunni, OHGerm. chunni, Goth, kuni, kin, race, sort, LaT^.
319; 328; cun Ka^. 445; Bei.61; kun a. r. 308; fader,
mdderantalml kun Wr.spec. 91; kin 0»vn. 2058; llaoel.
393; i have ii6 kin pere vis. P. P. 3769; his kin and his
frfindes MflMti. 309; ken Oow.conf. am. 3, 332; ones kun-
nes treou a sort of tree, a. r. 150; for nones kunnea mede
Wr. p. s.«193; his cunnes men Bek. 1667; Davipes kinnes
man Orm. 12528; pou wfire bore of mi kin(ne) harrow.
203; two cunne ancren a. r. 128; alle kinne sinnes vis.
P. P. Ii668; compos, manciin.
kunred kindred, tribe, Degrev. 835; kenr5d Shoreh. 45;
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knnr&ie (dat.) owl and iiight. 1675; kinrsde Mand. 67.
cunrSde Marg. 65; kunrSde fio&. Glouc. 284, 3; IdnrSde
Ckauc. C. t. 2792; vnih and invffU. 39; prompt, parv. 275;
cunrsden (printed cum mden) Hick. fA«. 1, 225; kinrfide
Will gloss.
cund, ASar.cwaA, Goth, kunds (natioe); oompo». god-,
gramcimd.
cunde, ASax. cTude, kind, natural, genuine, Wr. treat.
136; pe cunde folk of pe lond Bob. Glouc. 40, 11; kuinde
c. of I 1044; Warl.kist. i, 20; kinde Ghaue. C. t 8478;
kinde wit ciV. P. P. 227; kind pr.consc. 3353; kinde, kende
WiU. gloss. 231; kende Shoreh. 90; compos, icunde.
cunde, A8ax. (ge-)cynd, OHGerm. (ki-)kunt, Olcet.
kyndi, kind, nature, generation, Mark. 8 ; peo kuude a, r.
14; pe kinde (kuinde) pat of him com c. of I. 179; kinde
„natttre", Wicl. gloss. 25; Orm. 663; as kinde aBke|) dis.
P. P. 933; als pair kind (natural disposition) es pr. conac
52; kinde ^riature, lineage" Gaw. gloss. 392; kinde, kende
r.genus, prosapia", jtrompt. parv. 275; pe lawe of kinde
Gow. conf. am. 3, 204; pat it wfire comeii of riche kende
lai le Jr. 138; cunde (ace.) Kaih. 1002; he hap angles
cunde Wr. treat. 134; toward his cunde ((Ac other text
has cuppe) Xnj. 21492; kinde Chauc. C. t 2453; a^enst
kinde Mand. a23; kind met. horn. 14; kende Shorek. 9;
kuinden (pi.) c. of I. 926; compos, icunde.
cundelich MW^y, natural, Kath.96i; kindehch avotf. ArA.
11, 2; kindeli Wid. gloss. 25 ; kundeliche itW/y, naturally,
a. r. 120; kindeliche, kindeli vis. P. P. 1385; 12519;
kindeli pr. consc. 1686.
kundel progeny, ofiapring, a. r. 82; kundlesfjrf.J 200;
kindles rd. ant. 1, 222; kindeles (kindliB) Wid. gloss.
cundlen kindle, bring forth young; kindliu prompt,
parv. 275 ; kundled (pres.) a. r. 194 ; wanne he is ikindled
rd. ant 1, 209.
cunnen, ASax. OSaor. cunnan, Goth, kunnau, OFris.
OIceL kunua, OIIGerm. chunnin pret. chonda, con, know,
Omw, 2958; alle pe creftes pet clerke 4h to caauGU Kath.
524; cunnen pone dajik wiszen, a. r. 124; kun kini paiik
Mar. mir. pi. 94; kunne Wid. gloss. 25; cunne, connin
prompt, parv. 90; konnen c, of I. 1071; conne Gow. conf.
am. 1,200; s. s. WV. 33; Creseide shal not ooiine {he ahU)
knowen me CltaucTroil. 111^: knowe and koune wia. P. P.
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cunnen 131
9686; cunnand (prea. part.) cunning, m«t.&om, 93; konniDg
vis. P. P. 6715; kilde (pret.) cmd (covU), Kath. 1544;
a. r. 66; coupe Chauc. C. t. 236; s. a. Wr. 2319; koupe,
koude via. P. P. 362; 9689; coude Bhoreh. 79; koup Iw.
171; pr. coJMc. 3787; coud Ttw. 178; cudest a. r. 280;
kilden72; cilden K'oCA. 1330; <xm^ea Wr. p. a. 248; coupe
Mar. mir. pi. 95; Clld (pret. part.) iaj. 2768; cflp Orm.
9240; heobeod . . . al to kflde (to well known) a. r. 204;
coup BeA.I198; Qow. conf. im. 2,310; Chauc. G. (.8818;
koup lAdg. m. p. 25; koud Wid. gloaa.
cunueD, ASatr. cunnian, O^Gcrwt. chunnenprrt. chun-
neta, con, seek, try, Oi-m. 12137; cunnid (prea.) Mark. 13;
cunnede (pret.) a. r. 114; compoa. icuunien.
cunning, ASax. cunning? cunning, knowledge, akiU,
„aeientia", prompt, pare. 90; j»*. consc. 2350; cCep. of R.
11, 2; kunniug Wiel. gloaa. 25; Lidg. m. p. 31; kouuing
via. P. P. 6511.
cunte, OFria. kunte, Welsh coot, ^vulva^, Wr. voc.
186 & 208; counto rd. ant. 2, 282.
cuppe, ^Stuc. cuppa, cup, (dot.) Lidg. m. p. 53; (ace.)
Mand.t2; „caiic«M", Wicl. John 18; coppe (ace.) Shoreh.
20; via. P. P. 6226; cuppes (pi.) Orm. 14043; Chauc.
C. t. 2591; coppis a. ». Wr. 1795.
cuppemele by cupa, vis. P. P. 2921.
cure, ASax. eyre, OHOerm. churi, from cheoseti, choice,
La^. 8077; wind god of cure Horn 1446,
curen, Germ, kiiren, choose, Kath. 1893; icured (part.)
a. r. 66*.
curuen (cume), Germ, kornen, corn, granulate, Bob.
Olouc. 490, 1.
karnel, ASax. cyrnel, kernel, granum, nucleus, Wr.
voe. 91; kirnel 267; prompt, parv. 276; kernel vis. P. P.
7086; curnele8 (pi.) La^. 29266; L c. c. 25; cumlea a. r.
260*
curre, ODutch korre, cur, a. r. 140*; Chauc. I. g, w.
896; Lidg. m. p. 29; currea (pi.) cr. P. P. 1283.
kurre, Olcel. kyrr, kvirr, MHGerm. kiirre, Ootk. qair-
ru3? quiet, tamef a. r. 288*.
curB, ASax. curs, curse^ rel. ant. \, 129; e. of I. 1385;
Chauc C. t 657; Lidg. m.p. 53; cors ilardw.poem 43, 11.
cursien, ASace. cursian, curae; curaBrand. 26; curse
Oow. conf. am. 2, 364; kursed {pres.) a. r. 198; corsep
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132 knrt
vit. P. P. 4435; cursede {pret.) reL o«t 2, 277; cnreed
(port.) Orm. 16059; compos, acursien.
kurt, Olcel. kurt, OFr. curt, cort. Lot. cors (chors),
court, a. r. 210; cnrt Bek. 747; court Chauc C. t. 1416.
curteiB, OFr. cortois, courteous, Bek. 1190.
curtel, ASax.cyrbel, kirtd, gtunica", Im'^. 4993; Bek
2261; Wr. spec. 40; kurtel a. r. 10; -kirtel Orm. 10137}
Chauc C. t. 3321; kirtil prompt, parv. 277; cortils ipL)
Eglam. 1256.
cur tin, cortln, OFr. cortine, curtain, Wid. gloss. 12;
cortines {pi.) Will gloss. 220.
CU8, A8ax. cuss, coss, OHGerm. cbus, Olcd. koss, c»m
(ii'sa), prompt, parv. Ill; cos o. r. 102; Wici. (^ioaa. 12;
Av4. 60; cosse ((iai.) rd. ant. 1, 29; kosses {pL) WHl.
gloss. 220.
cussen, A8ax. cyseeu, Olcd. kysaa, &tM, a. r. 424;
CUBse Tfr. spec 38; kissin prompt, para. 277; kisse nart.
Aom. 83; cnssep (pret. imper.) Lai,. 5097; custe (pret.)
1194; kiste ow. P. P. 12934; cueten ifcA:. 28a
cuB3in, OHQerm. chnsmi, Fr. coussia, cushion; cuscbon
prompt, parv.; kuasiuis (jrf.) Halliw. diet.
cuat, A8ax. cyst, O^Vis. kest, OS<ix. cust, OHOerm.
chust, OofA. (ga-}kusts, from cheosen, manner, quality;
custe (dot.) LaT,. 20324; (r. w. waste) oiol and nigkt. 9;
{ace. pi.) LaT,. 31019; rel. ant. I, 178.
custi, ASax. cystdg, OjffGerTa. chustiger, liberal, muni-
ficent, Wr. voc. 90; L03. 6366; kiati3 Orm. 4698.
cut (kut) lot, gSOra", prompt, parv. HI; rel. ant. 1, 7;
Ckavc. C. t. 837.
kutte, ODuteh kutte {crena, cunnua), cut, cannus, (ace.)
lud. Cov. 218.
cuttin cut, „acindere, aecare'^, prompt, parv. Ul; kutte
(kitte) Wid. gloss. 25; je kutte (pres. subj.) Mand. 49;
cutte Ci)re(.) Laz- 8182*; kutte J,iw. 2336; vis. P. P.
14037; cutted (part.) pr. consc. 3715; cr. P. P. 864.
cutters cM((er, Wr. voc. 195,
cud see cuuneu.
cftdlaechen, ASax. cdSiaecau, acquaint? he hine cudlaehte
1*15. 17103.
kMlechuBge acquaintance, (ace.) a. r. 68.
cuilllch, ASax. cftdhc, OHGerm. cliuudllber, iwowm, /ajMi-
iiar; mid ctdliche (coupliclie) worden £03. 19679; cipbs
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cfld 138
familiaAy, Orm. 2204; cou[)li Gaw. gloss, 375; kou[iU
WicL fflim, 25.
c&Sredea familiarly ; cddredne (acc.f) a. r. 168*.
cild, ASax. c^dd, OFris. Uie, OHGerm. chundi, kUh,
acquaintance, country ; kJ{> Cow. gloss. 392; ijm, P. P. 8785;
met. horn. 62; Perceo. 1281; j?m. 694; cfldde (t^at) LaT,.
2425; Itipe ««(. ^r(A. 12, 8; fro kijje and kinne Gow.
Eonf. am. 2, 267; keppe Skoreh. 19.
cfidelicli, ASax. cjdellc? kippelis /am^MiriV Omi. 16632.
cudi, A8ax.cfdig, OHGerm. chundiger, 0/cd, kunnigr,
(xnny, wise: cUdie mSies i^a^. 5098.
cfldien, cuden, ASax. c&dian, c^den, OSax. cudian,
Ofrw. keda, OHGerm. chuuden, Goth. kun\i}a.Ji, make known,
annotmce, declare, tell, show; coupe cr. P. P. 34; cftden
iaj. 1157; kdden liis strencde a. r. 222; pat so muche
love him kuipewolde c. of I. 590; kiden rel. ant. 1, 209;
ki[(eii Orm. 210; kipe Ho6. Br. 2, 8; Pereew. 1234; pe
sop i wille pe kijie Octav. 609 ; kgpen Shoreh. 20 ; coupe
(jwM.) vis. P. P. 2333; cupest owl and night. 90; we cu-
aed Kath. 1318; cudde {pret.) 1354; Bofc. G/owc. 66, 13;
c. o/ i. 756; kidde vis. P. P. 3354; kidde pat he was
hende Trist. 3, 11; kedde Shoreh. 48; cud {pari.) Kath.
814; of alle kudde & kude sunnen a. r. 342; kid Gow.
eonf. am. 2, 299; it-was ful loude kid Havel. 1060.
cuvele, ASax. cufle, Olcel. kufl, cowl, a. r. 10; cdle
(eovele) iaj. 17697; covele Bei. 2128; Shoreh. 110; coule
prompt, pan). 97. .
cwaken? quake; qaoc (prel.) met. horn. 99 j qnok Chauc.
C. t 1578; Ro6. Br. 292, 10; quoke Iw. 3849.
cwakien, ASax. c\a.c\an, quake, tremble, Marh. 19;
tt. r. tl6; quakiim (cwakie) iaj. 17915; quaken Tfic/.
yfosa. 36; qwake, whake />r. comsc. 5411; 7343; quakede
{pret.) Hick.thes. 1, 228; Rob.Glouc. 24, 22; Oc(o». 1713;
quakide Wicl. gloss. 35; quaked uts. P. P. 12673.
quale, jiSajr. cvalu, O/ZCerm, quala, 0/cei.kvol (crw-
ciatus), _/Wm quelen, death, ioj. 31809; qwalle (tia(.) lud.
Coo. 67.
qoalehus Zaj. 727.
cwalpi, ASax. cvealm, OSax. qualm, OHGerm. qualm,
chuaira, deatraction. death, pestilence; cualm owl and night.
1155; qualm L03. 31877; Hob. Glouc. 252, 5; Wr. p. s.
342; qualme (dat.) Chauc. 0. t. 2016.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
134 cwart
cwalmlms Kath. 600; a. r. UO.
cwalmstou a. r. 106.
cwart?
cwartern? cwarteme, A8ax.cvearttieta,pruoH, Kath. 670;
{dat) Orm. 6168; quarterne La^. 19293.
cwavien fuave, shake, Marh.4&*; qaavide (pret) Wid.
gtoas. 35; quaved via. P. P. 12196.
quecchen (cwecche), ASax. cveccan, shake, move, go.
Las- 3316; queche .4i£». 4747; qneiits (pret.) La^. 20141;
queite? WiU. gloss. 239; compos, aquecchen.
qiied, OFris. qu4(l, ODutch quaed, bad, evU, wicked,
owl and night. 1135; Rob. Glouc. -LH, 2; Alis. 1243; Wr.
p. s. 256; quead Skorek. 147; quid Gow. conf. am. 2,
246; quMe 3^? (/)/.) Chauc. C. t. 14849; pe quede tJie
evil me, Bob. Olouc. 314, 20; vis. P. P. 9298; he dfid al
to cweade (too HI), a. r. 72; pai poghte to do him quSde
(quM?) Isumb. 611.
quMhc pe. 17, 22*.
quMnes wickedness, ps. 5, 11,
quedschipe wickednesn, Lai^. 5066; cweadschipe a. r. 310.
cweiae, Olcel. kveisa („&yW") i^'ritaner'a ordb., bUe
{bod), a. r. 328.
que 1 en, A8ux. cvelanfyott, tnon), OSax.qvLe\&n,OHQerm.
quelan, chelan (cmciari), die; quele (pres. subj.) rH. ant.
1, 174; qu^len (jmt.) L03. 31820.
c w e U e n , ASax. cvellan, cfelian, OHOertn. qiiellen,
cheOen, Olcel. kveija (cn*c«we), from quale, put to death,
kill, slay, Orm. 1843; cwelle rel. songs 5, 14; quellen
(cwelle) LaT,. 644; quelle Beit. 767; Ckawt. C. t. 12633;
met. horn. 96; Lidg. m. p. 109; quellep (pres.) Wr. treat.
136; quellun ant. Arth. 4, 9; quelt (^rp(.) pm. P. P. 11030;
cwalden Orm. 66526; qualden (cweiden) /^a3.1752; quel-
led {part.) Oato. gloss. 403; compos, aquelleti.
cwellere killer, slayer, Mirh. 22; quellere Wid. gloss.
35; queller met.horn. 40; cwelleres (jd.) ^atA. 2200; com-
pos, manquellere.
cwelmeii, ASaa: CTelman, cvylman, from cwalm, put
to death; quelm (pres. subj.) ps. 86, 14.
cw^me, ASax. cvfime, OHOerm. (bi-)qu&mer, from
CUmeD, convenient, pleasant, agreeable, Orm. 2210; qiiSme
Laj. 2427; Qaw. glofs. 403; quSme c of I. 500; qii6m
7net.hom. 20; wh^me i^'ior. 146; Town.myst. 2; compos, icvf^me,
.L.OOc^lC
cwfime 135
cwfime? conveniency, likingf noht ne maj ben don
almahtis god to cw^me Orm. 1661.
cwemeu, ASax.cv&man, please, a. r. 138; OriM,12I7;
r«!. sorys 5,255; quemen (cw^me) La^. 348; quSmen KtcA.
3432; queme c. of I. 1018; Oow. c<mj. am. 1, 166; ps.
114, 9; Rob. Br. 28S, 26; lernip . . . pe Mghe lord to
qu4me Lidij. m. p. 12; ^^rvises inedde ne cwcmed iiout
fire loverde „oooc(a servitia deo von placent", a. r. 338;
Cw^mden {preL) Orm. 4162; compos, icwemen.
c v &n, cvrcne, ASax. even (femina, uxor, regina), OHGerm.
qoena, chena {tixor, mtdier), Olcel. kvacn, kv&n {uxor),
OSax. quin (wa-OT-), (?o(/j, qens (^wi^, queen, woman; cwdn
Mark. 19; Orm. 215H; qufin Trist. 2, 6; qwin s. a. c. 5,
1 1 ; quen, qu€ne La'^. 43 ; 1 82 ; qw€n, qwSiie hid. Cov.
80; 215; cwene a. r. 2S6; quene rel. songs 1, 7; Ohaac.
C. t. 4581; qw^ne p-. consc. 4461; qu^ne (jren.) ^6.
Glouc. 26, 5; (rfn(.) Tot-. 776; {ace.) La^. 25843.
qnenchen (quenche), A8ax. cvencan, quench, extinguish,
rel. ant. 1, 132; Sfioreh. 49; Ltdg. m. p. 151; cwenkeii
Orm. 1191; quencheji {pres.) Wr. treat. 136; quenched
(part.) Mand. 70; queint Gow, cob/, am. 2, 201; pm. P.
P. 12774; Chauc. C. t. 2323; compos, aquenchen.
cwessen, OOwinA quetaen ? guashf flesclies lust is strong
to cwesse owl and night. 1386; see queisen and quassen.
cweden, ASasc. cveJan, OSax. quedan, Olcel- kveda,
OFris. queda, OHGerm. quedan, cliuedan, cliedan, Ootk.
qipan, speak, say; cwede {pres.) Katk 869; quel>e Chauc.
r. r. 6999; quedende (part.) rel.ant. 1, 129; qwe|iing iW.
Cop. 362; cwap {pret.) quoth, Orm. 5214; cwad owi and
night 1184; quaj) Trist. 1, 96; cr. P.P. 195; quad, qued
La^. 696; 6203; cwed Kath. 379; a. r. 122; qiiop, quod
Chaue. O. t. 660; 790; quod Gow. conf. am. I, 47; s. s.
Wr. 668; copom. /IrtA. 37, 3; cweden ^otA. 134; quMen
ia3. 893; compos, a-, bi-, for-, icweden; derlo. cwide.
cwic, ^SoiT. cvic, OSax. quic, Olcel. kvikr, OHGerm.
quecher, checher, quick, vivus, Kath. 1890; Orm. 1370;
'quic (cwic) Laj. 23; quik Bf&. 1822; Ckaac. C. t. 1017;
chron. of Engl. 762; qwik pr. consc. 6390; quek met Awn.
26; whik liartah. met. t. 156; Mar. mir.pl. 128; n&wiht
quikes nullum vivi, La;^. 25758; nowiht cwikes a. r. 334;
qaike {pi.) L03. 26726; of quike and of dede vis. P. P.
13065.
=dbvGoogIe
136 cwikien
cwicllclie quickly, a. r. 246; quichche La^. 4697; quikll-
che Mis. 2607.
quikmire cr. P. P. 450.
quiksilTer Ckauc. C. t. 12700.
cwikien, ASa<r. crician, OHGenK. quichan, chichan,
quick, become a live; qwiken pr. cause. 1723; in Mm [jer
gan to quikeD bo gr€t destr Chauc. Troil. 395; quikide
(pret.) Wid. gloss. 36; compos, acwikien.
quiknen (quikne), Olcd, kvikaa., quicken, bring to life,
Wid. gloss. 35; vis. P. P. 12773.
cwicnesse gwideMst, {dot.) a. r. 150.
cwide, ASax. cvide, OSax. OBOerm. quidi, Olcel. kvidr,
from cweden, sate, legacy, (acc^ a. r. 208; quide (i^ai.) owl
and night. 685; qiiiaes (cwides) (pZ.) Lot,. 9141; co7iipo3.
biquide.
cwidden, ASax. criddian (evidian?), Olcel. kvidja, say,
Orm. 19358; cwiddeat (pres) Kath. 2172; cwidded a. r.
174; quiddied La^. 25325; cwiddeden (pret.) Orm. 8613.
cwuld, ASax. cvild, OHGerm. quelida, from cwelen,
„pestis", Wr. voc. 8ft.
cwiver, A8ax. cvifer (?), cmp. Goth, qiiis pi. qivai
{quick), qmvei; bold; cwiver (cover) a. r. 140.
chacen, OFr. chacier, okase, Mand. 3; chace pr. conac.
4316; Lidg. m. p. 189;' chaced (pret) vis. P. P. 11473;
see cacchen,
chaf, ASax. ceaf, ODutch kaf, chaf, La^- 29256; Orm.
1483; chef a. r. 270; caf pr. come. 3148; apol. 54.
chaft, 0/cei. kiaptr, chaft,jaw; chttftis {pi.) Gaw. fj^oss.
cliaisel, Ofr, cliaiael, chainsil Diez icft. k3, itnen c/otA,
Alis. 279; B. ». Il'et. 1814; cheisil LaT,. 33761.
chaleugin, OFr. cbaleDgier, chalongier, Lot. calumniari,
challenge, accuse, „mndicare, r^rekendere", prompt, parv.;
chalange met. kom. 3; pr. consc. 2253; kalengest {j-ret.)
a. r. 54; chalaDged {pret.) s. a. Wr. 3290; {part.) vis. P.
P. 2819.
chalk, calk, ASax. cealc, OHGerm. calc, chalc, Lot.
calx, chalk, „calx, creta'*, prompt, parv. 58; chalk Chauc.
C. t. 13150.
cbalcsteu „c(dx", Wr. voc. 94; chalkst^ Chauc. C t.
13135.
chamber, Fr. chambre, chanAw; chambre (dot) Bek.
463.
:,, Google
chaamberUng 137
chaumberling, OHQerm. cLamarlinc, t^amh&'lain,
a. r. 410.
changen (cbaungen), Fr. changer, change, a. r. 6;
changep {prea:^ Wr. treat. 139| changede (prrt.) Marh. 3.
chappeu, ODutch kappen (co7t»ecare, reseeare), chap;
chappid (part.) Mar. mir. pi. 109; compos, ofchappeii.
charge, OFr. charge, cfiaroe; charges (pi.) KoW. 302.
chargen, OFr. charger, charge; chargede Brand. 11,
charis, ASaos. cearig, OHGerm. charager, chary,
anxiovs, Orm. 1274.
cbarkien (cbarkin, cherkio), ASatc. cearcian, ckark,
^ridere", prompt paro. 70 & 76; cbarke Gow. conf. am.
2, 108; charkip ^stridef^, Wid. gloss..
chasten, OFr. chaatier, chastise, a. r. 218; chaste
Will, gloss.
cbaterin, Low Germ, ketern, chatter, „garrire^, prompt,
paro. 70; cheateren a. r. 152; chatre Lidg. m. p. 150;
chaterest {pres. ind.) owl and night 322; chatre (sm6/,)
vis. P. P. 9376.
chaterestre chatterer, owl and night 655.
chat, Fr. chat, chat: pe chattes of hasele Mand. 168.
chave, ODutch kave, chaff, HalUw. did. 242; see caf.
chavel, ASax. ceafl, OBax. kafel, chawl (chowl), jaw,
Trist. 2, 32; chavil 7m). 1991; chevil „7aandibulv,m", Wr.
voc. 187; chaui Wicl. gloss. 11; chevele [dat.) ia3. 26034;
choule And. 77; cholleawi. Ai-th. y, 10; chaefles (choules)
{pl^ La^. 6507; chaveles rel. ant. 1, 220; chawlez Mor.
a. p. 3, 268; chaules Mapea 338.
chavilhsn lud. C'ov. 37; chavil-, chaulbsn „mandibida",
prompt, parv. 70.
chavelen, Tjow Germ- kawelen, Dvich keveleo, Dan.
kjsevele, chavel (chaffle), cheater, quarrel; chaule Wr. p. s.
240; chefled {pres.) a. r. 128.
chav(e)ling chaveling, owl and night. 284; chevelunge
{dat) a. r. 100.
cheanee, OFr. cheance, chance, Shoreh. 60; chaunce
pr. consc. 3768.
cheap, chfep, ASax. ceap, OSax. cop, OFrts. ka,p, Olcd.
kaup, OHGerm. chauf, cheap, bargain, price, La^. 385;
31799; so liht cheap a. r. 398; cheep „pretiiMn", prompt,
parv. 72; light chep Town.myst. 102; g6d chep honmar-
ek4, Wr. p. a. 341; good chep h hon march^, Gow. conf.
..L.oo^^lc
138 cheapien
am. 2, 169; better chSpe Hai-dio. poem 72, 8.
ch^pmon chapman, merchant, La^. 30681 ; a. r. 203; cb£pnian
rd.songs 7, 33; cbApmau Orm. 15783; Ckauc. C. (. 399.
cheapien, ASate. ceapian, OSax. copon, Oi^rels. k4pia,
Olcd. kanpa, GoA. kaupon, OIIGerm. chaufan, cheap, chop,
bargain, buy, tell; clLepia „licitari^, prompt, pare. 72;
chepen Gate. glow.ZlZ; ch^pe Chauc C. t 6660; chSpe
(pres.) vis. F. P. 9648; cheaped a. r. 190; 418; chfipede
(prH.) Octoo. 389; cMped vis. P. P. 8787.
cheapild trader, a. r, 419.
ch€ping, A8ax. ceapung, but/in^, market. La;!,. 16682;
23413; Wr. p. ». 169; via. P. P. 2194; IFtH. ghm. 218;
Wid. glo«B. 11.
cheast, ASax. ceast, strife, diipnte, contentioH, ret. aid.
1, 129; cheaste a. r. 200; cheeste via. P.P. 8946; cheste
{ace) owl and night. 177; Skoreh.n3; Octor.76i; wipouten
chaste Rich. 5143; ». ». Wr. 163a
chef, Fr. chef, chief, head, top, WiU. gloas. 218; chefe
(dot.) aTtt. Arth. 9, 10.
chef fare for cheapfare? chaffer, bargain, trade, mer-
chandiae, a. r. 310; 418; chaffare c. of I. 1112; via. P.P.
61; 8787.
chek, Fr. echec, check, prompt. parv. 71; chekkes {pi.)
Bob. Br. M. 3, 309; Mor. a. p. 2, 1238.
chfike, ASax.cea.ce, OFm. kfike, 'kiake (tziake, sciake),
ODutch cftke Maerl. rb. gloaa., led. kjake Fritzner'a ordb.
350, Swed. kdk, cheek, maxilia, gena, prompt, parv. 72;
Wr. tpec. 34; (rfaf.) Oow. conf. am. 2, 14; chenke {ace.)
Marg. 159; cheoken {pi.) a. r. 70; cheekos Chauc. C. t.
635; chokes eia. P. P. 2182; chokes floi. Br. M. 3, 309.
cheek-, ch^kehon Wid. gloss.
ch^ke? ASax. ceoce?
chekeful chokefull, Ilalliw. diction. 243.
ch€ke- (chdk-), ch6kelew choky f ibid.
ch^kJD, ASax. ceodiD, choke, „auffocare", pn/7npt.pare.
72 i compos, ach^ken.
chelde, ASnx. cyld? cdd, frigua, {ace.) Alia. 5601;
aee cald.
chele (chelle), ASax. ceole, ODutch kele, OHOerm.
chela, throat, jaw, Wr. p. s. 154.
chfile, ASax. cele, OHGerm. chuoli, from col, cool,
cold,frigtu, £a3. 30811 ; Orm. 1616; Wr. p. s. 266; Gow.
conf. am. 2, 369; Dowder heate ne chSle Kaik. 1701; in
[» Qorphalf ... no man ne wone|> for ch^le Wr. treat.
137; for ch§le quake vis. P. I*. 5720.
cheosen, ASax. ceosan, OSax. kiosan, Olcel. kiosa,
Ofru. kiasa, tziesa, Go(A. kiusan, OHGerm. chiusan, choose,
Laz- 15147; Kath. 1894; a. r. 242; Wr.spec B2; cheose
owl and night. 1341; Alia. IB59; Uom%%Q\ chfisen Orm.
9218; Hartsh. met. t. 92; ( ch esi n ) prompf. parv. 73; cMse
PM. P. P. 9 G 6 2 ; pr. consc. 7 9 ; chosen {pres. ind.) Mand. 60 ;
ch^e {imper.)Chauc. C. t. 1597; chaes (pret.) La^. 12175;
Orm. 25il;cbe:s Mand. 2 iChauc. O t. 10022; Wid.Jokn 15;
p>: conic. 2132; Pcrceu. 1207; Amad. Robs. 46, 3; pu chure
Mark. 19; curen (cliosen) ^03. 12994; cho&en Mand. 225 ;
vis. P. P. 61; cbose Bek. 1986; coren (port.) La^. 16358;
com ^mia 1431; core chron. Vilod. 121; chosen (com)
pa. 17, 27; chosen Orm. 9623; il/anrf. 225; H^ic/. John
15; compos, icheosen; (/erie. chis, cure, cost, cusL
cheowen, ASax. ceovan, OHGerm. chiuwan, ckero;
chewen (chewen?) Orm. 1241; cheonwej) (pres.) a. r. 80;
ch^wel> Chaac. C. t. 3690; ch4wen Mfind. 20
chfire, OFr. chfire, cheer, cowntenance, entertainment,
Mark. 3; a. r. 344;BmW.6; Ckauc. 0. t. 749; 859; pr.
amsc. 1636; ^chfire) Wr. voc. 245.
chfirin, Fr. chfirer, cheer, „hilarare", prompt, parv,
72; cherid (part) WicL gloss. 11.
cheri, Fr. cerise, Lai. cerasiis, cherry, prompt, parv.
72; chines (pU) vis. P. P. 4390.
cheritre Wr. voc. 181.
cherl, ASax. ceorl, OPwicA keerl {vir, ritsticus), OFris.
tzerl, churl, peasant, Orm. 14788; Wr. spec. Ill; Alia.
5598; /w.26S; vis. P.P.3193; 6831; (?kauc. C. L 7764;
WM. gloss. 218; cherl, churl Wid. gloss. 11; cherl, charl,
chorl „ni3ticu3'*, prom^parv. 62 & 72; cheorl Xa^. 4260;
a. r 86; chorl cr. P. P. 439; Ltdg. m. p. 182; Gaw.
gloss. 374 ; chorles (^) Mor. a. p. 2, 1258.
cher (cherre), jlSoar. cerr, cyrr,0 Dutch keer, OHGerm.
cher (chSr?), char, turn, vices, La^. 83S6; te (=fie) vifte
cherre the fifth time, a. r. 36; sume cherrc (char) 408;
don i char Wr. p. s. 341; charres {pi.) Gaw. gloss. 373;
charis Town. myst. 106.
cherren, ASax. cerran, cyrren, OFris. kera {kera!*),
OSaa. kerian, 0//Germ. cheren (chSren?), cherren (werttre).
..L.oo^^lc
140 chfise
char, turn, teend; ciiea.rren Kath. 2261 ; cbarre Mapes 3^8
met. hom. 52; charin a wai drive away, prompt, pan. 70
lud. Cov. 325; charre (^pres.) „retum", Gaw. gtosa. 373
cherrip (cliurrep) rel. ant. 1, 172; cherde {pret.) owl arid
night. 1656; cherde, charde iaj. 7234; 28744; eherde'n
(charden) Mark 3; charde Jiiw. a. p. 1, 607; c&mpoa.
bi-, icherren.
ch6ae, ASax. cese, cheese, prompt, pdra. 73; Mand.
272} (scheae) TTV. voc. 268.
chfefat Wr. voc. 202.
chgglcpe rennetf ibid. 222.
chesil, chisel, ASax. ceosel, OHGerm. chisili, ckitd,
gravel, njjiarea'*, prompt, parv. 76; cheselis pMlea, lud.
Cw. 56.
cbestein, Oi^r. cliastaigne, crasfanea CkaucC. t. 2924;
chesteines (pi.) Mand. 307.
cheatrB, ASase. ceaster, Lai. castrum, cheater (in com-
pos.), ncivitaa'*, Wr. voc. 94; Orm. 8479.
chete, ASax, cete (cdln), OHGerm chezzi (cacabtis')f
hende as hake in chete (r. to. w4te) Wr. spec. 31.
thetel. ASrwr. cetel, OFris, ketel, szetel, tsetel, Olcel.
ketill, OHQerm. chezil, chezzil, teMic, Tl'r. voc. S3; chetil
miia aw? invent. 23; chetil, ketil prompt, paro. 273; ketel
ps. 107, 10; cheteles (pi.) Wicl. gloss. 11.
chevese, ASax. cefese, OHGerm. chebis. concubine,
La^. 384; Marh. 3.
chide, ASax. cid, chiding, Mapes 342.
chiden, .dSaa". cSdan, c/ii'dc, ^,03. 8149; chidin prtwtp(.
pare. 74; chide I'M. P. P. 2186; Hardw. poem 51, 3;
chided (pr«.) a. r. 198; chiden MaW. 260; chidde (r. w.
bridde) (j»-e(.) oW and! night. 112; Bei. 1910; CAawc
C. t. 3997; chidden IttW. John 6.
chidar, ASna;. cidere, chider, prompt, parv. 74.
chiken, ASax. cicen, cycen, ODulch kieken, chicken,
Wr. voc. 90; chekin prompt parv. 74; chike Chauc. r. r.
541; chiknes (pi.) vis. P. P. 2156; C/mwc. C. t. 282;
chikenis ITicf. gloss. 11.
chikenmete Wr. roc. 140.
chikenwsd prompt, pare. 74,
chikkiQ chick, „ptiilidare", prompt, parv. 74.
child, AS(as. cild, cAiW, ioj. 295; (chield) .tiii^. m.
p. 58; (schild) a. s. Web. 355; childes (je«.) (Vm. 8056;
.L,oo.^lc
childen 141
childre (nom.acc. pi.) LaT,. 5317; Orm. 8006; Alia. 4638;
a-. P. P. 1608; Tor. 2643; (childere) hid. Cov. 30; (chil-
der) Chauc. C. t. 8031; pr. consc. 5881; (childir) Immb.
81; children a. r. 334; o^d and niqht. 631; Mand. 249;
B«fc. 24; {dot.) La-T^. 12992; chilirene (jm.) via. P. P.
2315; compos, knave-, stepcMld.
' (Aii\AhzAchHdhood,Katb. 79; childhed C A awe. C. (. 14ai2.
childli childly (childlike), Wicl.(/lo»a. 11; Uocd. 1,64.
childen briry forth a child, Orm. 166; childin „pa-
rere", prompt, pai-v. 74; childed (part.) Mand. 133.
chillin, LOemt. killen, kiillen, kiilden, Dutch killen,
kilden, chill, prompt, parv. 75; chilled Mor. a. p. 3, 368.
chim? ASaa:. cim(m)? ODutch kimme (ora, margo),
chimb; cMmbe {dot.) Chauc. C. t. 3893.
chimbleu, Olcd. kimbla? chimblef chimbled (part.)
rfolded"? Gaw. gloss.
chime n, Dan. kime, Swed. icitnba, chime, prompt, paro.
75; chime GoK. eonf. am. 2, 13; chimbe CAauc. C. ^3694.
chin, ASax. cinn (cin) Wr. voc. 43, cinne Ettm. lex.
391, Olcd. kinn, ODutch kimie, OSax. kinni, OHGerm.
chiani, chin, La-i,. 9110; Mand. 107; cliinne {dat.) La^.
16000; Wr. treat. 139.
chine, ASax. cine, chine, clefi, Wicl. gloaa. 11; rel.
ant. 1, 217.
chlnen, ASwc. cinaii, OSax. kinan, OHGerm. drtnan,
, [Goth, keinan], chine, rive, split: p6 pat d€p her hert(e)
chon Halliw. diet. 248; pat heved fro jje bodi ch&n Alia.
2228; corupoa. tochinen.
chippe, OHGerm. chipha, chip, „asaula", prompt. parv.
75; chippes(^(.) Oow. con/, am. 1, 106; Chauc. C. t. 3746.
chippen (chippe), ASax. cippian (?X ODutch kippen,
OlGeLiip^,ehip,Iialliw. diet. 250; see chappen, choppen.
chireche, .i4Sair. cirice, cyrice, OSax. kirika., OHGerm.
chiricha, ia^. 26140; chirche a. r. 242; Wid. gloss. 11;
cherche Gow. conf. am. 1, 63; Launj. 139; kirke 0mm.
3531; rel. ant. 1, 225; vis. P. P. 3978; chirchen (pi.)
lArm. of Engl. 923; chnrchen 5eft. 1414.
cbirchegong Rob. Glouc. 380, 9.
chircheseard <z. r. 318*; church^urd JfeA, 2117; kirkegaerd
Orm. 15254.
chirchehaye Wr. voc. 178; c!iirch(h)eie a, r. 318.
chircherETe Chauc. C t. 6887.
=dbvGoOgIf
1 12 dtii-kiii
chirkin ehirk, „sAUare", prompt, parv. 76; cbirldp as
ft sparwe Chatic. C. t. 7386; see charken.
chirm, ASax. cirm, cyrm, cAu-m, scream; chirme {dtii.)
owl and night. 805.
chirmen, ASax. cyrman, ODutch kermen, chirm, scream,
a. r. 162.
chirii, ASmc. ceren, Oi)ulcA kerne, churn, prompt, parv,
76; scharn Wr. vac. 268; kirne 202,
chirnen (chtrue), ASax. cernan, ODutch keraea,churnt
prompt parv.
chirpen (chirpe) chirp, Hartsh. met. t. 102.
cliirpiug ^garritut", prompt, parv. 75.
chla, ASax. cfa, ODutch kies, from cheoaen, choice,
nice. Wart. kiat. 2, ItO; gent ich wes ant chis rd. ant.
1, 123; p6 l&di is of ISmon chis Alis. 3294; chosin ful
chise (ltd. Coe. 180.
chisli ehoicdy, Mor. a. p. 2, 543.
chisel, UFr, cisel, chisel, scalprum, Shoreh. 137.
chist, ASax. cist, ceat, Olcd. kista, Lat, ciata, cheU,
Chauc. C. t. 5891; Mar. mir. pi, 10; kist Gow. conf. am.
2, 130; cheste {dot.) Xaj. 32203; kiste Perceo. 2109;
chiste {ace:) Bek. 2358.
chitereu (chitre) ch^ter, garrire, Qow. conf. am, 2,
318; chitering {part.) Chauc. C. t. 3258; see chateren.
chiterling chitteriing, prompt parv.
chitte, OHOerm. kizze {hinnulus, hqedus), killing; chit-
tfiS „ca(Mio«", Wicl. gloss.
chivelen, cmp. cluTel {rent) Evans's Leiceatersh. words
18, rendl hise chokes . . . chiveled for elde »m. P. P.
2858.
choppen, 0/>it*cft koppen ? cAop, Mand.2Q\ ; aeechappen.
chou? chough, ASax. cea, ceo, ODuteh kauwe, chough,
Mand. 59; keo prompt, parv.; see ch.
chuffe, choffe miser? prompt parv. 77.
chuffer tricksterf Town, myst 216.
chuffing deeeaf Orm. 12177.
chullen = cullen? drioet and chulles him as men
don & beilQ Ilalliv}. diet, 249; we hafe bdn chased to daye
and chulled as hares ibid.
d& (daa), ASax. dk, doe, Oaw. gloss. 375 ^ Iw. 2027;
du (doo) prompt pars, 124; Wicl. gloss. 15.
dabbe dab. blow, {ace.) Alis. 2306.
U.,r,l^<,d.vG00gIf
dabben 1 43
dabben, ODutch dabben, dab, knock; dabbep {prea.)
Wr. p. t. 192.
dadren (dadir), Ga-m. dadern, tadern {chatter)? Or.
wb. 2, 671, Schm. b. wb. I, 462, dadder, r/rigutire", prompt,
parv. 121*.
dael, ASaa: dael, (ge-)dai, OSax. CFris. dtA, Olcd.
deili, Gotk. dails, OlJGerm. teil, deal, part, portion, dael,
d^l (deal) Laz- 2951; 9436; dael, d^I Orm. 1722; 2715;
d^l 3/orA. 17; a. r. 276; Shoreh. 145; Manrf. 231; vis.
P. P. 10573; prompt, pare. 117; Amad. Rob». 14, 8; pat
Oper del Bnmd. 3; sum del all^uantum, Ka'k. 668; Sejt.
688; dail Gaio. gloas. 376; daelea (y^) Orm. 10497; com-
pos. ordfil, ford€l,
daelen, ASax. daelan, OFris. dfila, Olcel. deiK GoiA.
dailjan, Ofl^Girm. teileii, Jea^ dwiirfc, distribute, Orm. 6175;
dfilen, dealen a. r. 28; 224; delen CAattc. C t 247; dfile
«. a. (Tr. 3442; pr. conse. 3460; deile Amad. Web. 651;
dale i/oHilic. did. 290; pei delep cw. P. P. 5656; deale,
dSle (imper.?) jvdgef a. r. 276; 286; 362; daelde {pret.)
La^. 21126; dfilde Bek. 1191; d^ied (part.) Rob. Otovc.
23, 17; chron. of Engl. 370; compos, bi-, i-, todaelen.
delate, ASax. daelere, dealer, prompt, parv. 117.
daffe daff, dastard, dolt, prompt, parv. Ill ; vis. P. P.
737; Chauc. C. t. 4206.
daffen daff, daunt; compos, bidaffen.
daft, ASax. daeft {mitis), dafi {deft), meek,timid, dull,
stupid, Mapes 343; dafte Orm. 2175; Chest, pi. 1, 134;
deft prompt, pare. I 16; dat defte meiden rd. ant. 1, 209.
daft«hke defily, decenUy, Orm. 1216.
daftij, LGertn. Dutch deftig {»did, respectable).
dafti^hke decently, Orm. 15921.
dagge, ODutch A&gge{pugio),OFr.d&gue,Bret.Aa,g{dague),
Gael, dag (pistol), dag, jag, prompt. parv. Ill ; dagges (pi.)
Chauc r. r. 7260; dep. of R. 21, 12.
dagge n (daggio), OFr. daguer, pierce, cut, jag, prompt,
parv. 112; vis. P. P. 14211; dagga,iide speris HaUiw. diet.
290;dagged(/wrt) C.hauced. Tyrwh. p. \bf»;Lidg.m.p.20ii.
daggen, Olcel. doggva (trrorare, irrigare), dag (deg),
moisten, sprinkle; compos, bidaggeu.
dagger, Welsh Bret, dagor, dagger, Chauc C. t. 113.
daj, AStix. daeg. OSax. dug, Olcel. dagr, Goth, dags,
OHGerm.t&g, day, Orm. 4168; daei, dai La^. 833; 10246;
:..L.OO^[C
144 da3
dei Kaih. 747; a. r. 20; dai Wr. treat 132; al dai toujours,
Bek. 1458; ia Aai hodie, Katk. 788: o.r. 278; da^es (^em.)
Las- 26464; daies by day, Katk. 1078; deies a. r. 418;
da^e, daye {doL) La^. 82; 146; nou a dai{e) Goto. conf.
am. }, 64; after his faderdai(e) Ckauc. C. t. 9012; dawe
fi^cA.3249; nu bi dawe Wr. p. s. 326; bi deie a. r. 32;
daeies (dft^es) {pi.) Imt,. 16587; daies, dahes Kath. 1562;
1844: dayes Wicl. John 11; dawea a. r. 70; Alie. 1436;
Gow. conf. am. 2, 113j Law^. I; dasen (i/en. j)l.) Shoreh.
126; dajen, dawen (tiat pi.) La^. 1284; 4277; dawen ^iw.
5631; see daje.
dairtiwe aurora, Mor. a. p. 2, 893.
daircd, ,lSaa:. daegrsd, OlIGerm. tagarDt, aurora, rel. aoTtgs
4, 17.
dairieme naurora", rel. anL 1, 130; dairimoW andni^kt
328.
daisterre miorMtM^-«tor, Wf. voe. 272; FFici. t^bw. 13; owl
and night. 328.
dajwhamllk daily: heore da^whamllke swine On». 6238.
dft3 (d&gh), ':^8aa-. dftg, ODutck deeg, 0/ce/. deigr,
GoCi. daigs, OHGetm. teig, dough, IVr. voc. 201; dou^
IFtW. (/^ow. 15; dow prompt, parv. 128; doghe (dat) I.
c. c. 41.
dowribbe prompt, parv. ,
dowtrow tftiy.
daje? ASax. daga? Grein'a gloss., day; da3eD (nowt.
pL) LaT,. 3615; dawene (dai^ene) {gen,, pi.) 4605; twenti
dahene gong Kath. 2502.
da^ien, ASax. dagian, Olcel daga, OHGerm. tagen,
from daj, t?a!o€, dawn; da3eii Wart. hist. 1, 21; dayin,
dawin prompt, parv. 1J2; dawen Wr. spec. 96; a. a. Web.
2249; dawe «w. P. P. 12437; dawed (j)res.) o. r. 352;
dawep Chauc. C. t. 1678; da^ede, dawede (pret.) La^.
1694; 8523; dawed Degrev. 597.
dawuDge, ASax. daguug, dawning, {dat.) a. r. 20;
dawinge Gaw. gloss. 376; daing ant. Arth. 37, 5.
dale, ASax. dael, OSaar. Gotk dai, 0/ce/. dalr. OHGerm.
tal, <iaie. vailej/, (nom. occ.) Orm. 9203; iio6. Giowc. 362,
1; vis. P. P. 29; pr. come. 1044; pat dale LaT,. 27166;
dale {dot.) owl and night. 1; Alia. 2550; daeles, dales (j)2.)
La^. 5191; 20860; dales ^/opea 348; deales a. r. 282
d41e, Olcel. deila, OHGerm. teila, dole, division, distri-
dalyiii 1 46
butvm, Orm. 8273; dflle (dile) a. r. 10; peos laste dSle
412; dole prompt, parv. 126; d&le {ace.) Mark. 22; &De
dale Kath. 99; ne scalt Jiu naever halden d&le {the other
text has deal) of mine landeLaj. 3084; dole r,. of I. 291 ;
heo eoden to [(aere dlL\e {distribution of alms) La^. 19646;
dales (pi.) Orm. 3266; doles Rob. Glouc. 165, 12; via. P.
P. 1498; dolen a. r. 10.
daljin, anp.Germ. daleu, taleii Gr. wb. 2, 696, dally,
^fabtdari'', prompt, paro. 112; dalye Gaw. gloss. 376; di-
sours dalye Alis. 6991; daile Rob. Br. 116, 3.
da Ike (dalk?), dimin. of dale? delk, kotloic, nVallis",
prompt, parv. 112; rd. ant. 2, 78; pr. consc. 6447.
dam, OFris. ODvich dam, OJcel. dammr, MHGerm.
laiii, dam, „agger'', prompt parv. 113^ „gtagnum", Wr.voc.
239; ps. 106, 35*.
dame, Of'n dame, dame (dam), a. r. 230; Mand. 302;
Percev._ 336.
dampen, MUGerm. dempfen, damp; damped (part.)
Mor. a. p. 2, 989.
danger (dimuger), OFr. dangler, danger, dominion,
subjection, a. r. 3^)6; Chauc. C. t. 665; pr. consc. 8522.
dank dank: on |>e danke of pe dSwe mani dedeliggis
Ilfdliw. diet. 292.
dauten (daunte), OFr. danter, davnt, tame, Wicl. gloss.
13; daunted (pret.) vis. P. P. 10422.
daper, ODut(ji daper (strenuus, foHis), OTcel. dapr
(tristis), OHGerm. tapherer (gravis), dapper, pretty, prompt,
parv. 113.
dap pel dapple.
dappul- (dapple-) grai Chanc. C.t. 15292 Wr. 13813 Tyr.
dar, ASax. dear(r), OSax. (gi-)dar, OFris. dor (thor),
Goth, dars, OHGerm. (ge-)tar, (pret. pres.) dare, Orm,
10659; harrow. 14:2; Mand. 249; vis. P.P. 9130; sacmm.
316; ne dar (for I)arf) he seche n6n oper l^clie e. of I,
733; iler La^. 6639; a. r. 206; SAoj-eA. 5; darst Oi-m.
5615; oW a/td night. 1693; c. o/ i. 1081; hou perstou
(^ derst pou?) . . . nemiie hia name Brand. 27; nedurren
Iieo'{dorren liii) me abiden La^. 15063; durre Alis.lBli;
men durre (Jor purve) selde here orf in hous a wintre
briuge Rob. Glove. 43, 7; (pel) dur Mand, 271; durn,
doren WicLgloss. 15; dor Ckavc, C. t. 12589; we nepore
(=dorre?) abide nojt Bek. 1375; durre (subj. J owl and night.
..L.oo^^lc
146 dar
1704; durren a. r. 128; derie. diirren.
dar, Olcel. darr (hasta)f dar, dace, Wr. voe. 253.
dare, ASax. daru, ODutch Aei'e,0H0e7'm tara, harm,
ityury; { r.da.rr^) Qo'v. t/losa. 376; dore owl and night. 1124;
dei-e /w. 2577; Rich. 1696; erl of T. 642; Efflam. 513.
darien (darin) hide, lurk, „lalei-e", prompt, paro. 113;
Lidg. m. p. 153; dare Wr. spec. 50; transact. 18, 2G;
CAoHC. V. t. 14514; eW o/ 1. 553; J/or. a. p. 1, 838;
darie (pres.) Mark. 16; i droupe and dare Mm. 2; dore
liulliw. diet. 311; and darip per for dr^de Triam. 321;
dared so ^e ded w6re rel. ant 1, 217; deovelen pat in
bam dearied (daried) Kath. 553; daren ant. Anh. 4, 12;
oc darenstille in here pit als so heweren of dede (= de-
de) offrist rel. ant. 1, 236; dare (»ubj.) owl and night.
884; dearcde (pret.) Katk. 1135.
darkicn hide, latere; darkis (pi-es.) Gate, gloss. 376;
darked, darkeden (pret.) Will, gloss. 220; see. derkieit.
dart, ASax. dareit? Olcel. darradr? OHGerm. tiirt?
dart, ^tdtim", prmnpt. parv. IH; Mand. J17; Chavc.
C. t"1566.
daschen, Dan. daske, Swed. daska, dash, Alis 2837;
daschto ipret.) Itob. Glouc. 51, 20; daschande {part.)Mor.
a. p,Z,H2; compos, todaschen.
dasin, Olcel. dasa (desidem esse), ODutch daesen,
dwaesen {delii-are, desipere), daze, doze, grow dull or faint,
„oaligare^, prompt, para. 114; daae Hartsk. 7net. L 311;
i dase and i dedir Town. myst. 28; dased {-pret) Mor. a.
p. 3, 383; dasid „vertiginosvs^, prompt, patv.; dased pr.
consc. 6647; dosed is pi looke Vkauc. k. of f 658.
dasewen, ASax. dvaesigean (ineptirejf grofo dizzy, duU
or dim, „caligare'*, Wtd. gloss. 13; daaewide (pret.J ibid.;
see dusien.
dasi, ASax, dvaesig (stultua)? see dusi,
Pdasi-, daisiberd simpleton, prompt, pare. Hi; dosebeird
Chest pi. 2, 34.
dasmin, Olcel. dasama (mirari), cmp. OFris. desema
(stupor), grow dizzy, prompt parv. 114.
dastard, cmp. Olcel. daestr {fesavs), dastard, prompt.
parv. 114.
daub in, /ndobaim, Welsh d-whiB.\f,davb,plaster, prompt
parv. 114; dauben Wtd. gloss. 13.
d&we^ OHGerm. taha, daw; compos, ciidawe.
..C.oogic
de 117
de, OFr. Latde.
deceiven, OFr. deceyoir, deceive; desaive pr. conse. 42S5.
defenden defend; diffende hidg. tn.f. 209; defendide (pf**-)
I^iW. glo»i.
delit, OFr. delit, delight, a. r. 11 2.
(leliteii, OFr. dellter," delight, a. r. 52 ; delited (j»-f(.) pr,
consc. 8336.
deliveren (delivere) deliver, Mand. 2; dilivere c- of I. 3C8.
depeinten depaint; dcpeinted {part) c. of I. 704.
depriveii (deprive) deprive, Mor. a. p. 2, 1 85.
deserveii, OFr. desorvir, deserve; deserve (pres.) Chavc.
C. t. 1234; deserved (part.) c. of I. 402.
despiseii (dispise), OFr. despire, Lat. despicere, despise,
pr. conic. 4252; dispisen (pres.) Mand. 295.
despit, OFr. despit, Ttal. dispetto, Lat. despectus, despite,
spite, Hob. Glouc. IS, 18; Chattc. C. t. 7758; dieplt hidg.
m. p. 67.
distres distress, Mor. a. p. 2, 1160.
destruien (destruye) destroy, vis. P. P. 11797; destruyed
(pret.) Wait. hist. 1, 16.
de, Fr. de, die; deea (pi.) dice, Gow, conf. am. 2, 89;
decs (dis) Chauc. C. t. 13882 Wr. 12401 Tyr.
dead, ASax.AmA, OFris. d&d,dath, OSaa-.AoA, Oleel.
daudr, Goth. daupR, OHGerm. toter, toder, dead, ret. songs
5, 248; Wicl. John 6; Lidg. m. p. 35; diad ret ant. 1,
42; dea<l, daed La'T,. 19fi; 10247; daed Orm. 908; deed
Chauc. C. t. 148; deade (pi.) Mark. I; dede Percev. 155.
deadlich, ASax. deadlTc, deadly, mortal, Kath. 1104; a. r.
206; deadhche seune Shoreh. 99; deadli, deedii Wicl-gloss.
13; dfidli Govs. conf. am. 1, 355; vis. F. P. 9070.
dSdlines Ilalliw. diet. 295.
deaf, ASax. deaf, OFris. daf, OSacc. dof, Olcel d&vir,
Goth, daubs, OHGerm. touber, deaf, Marh. 20; daef Or»n.
9887; deef Chauc C. t. 448; pr. ccmsc. 782; Lidtf. m. p.
189; Ivd. Cov.25i; Aeii Mar. mir. pi. 99 ; Aea\e(pl.)Kath.
1061; deve vis. P. P. 13211.
' defli, Olcel. Axai\\%T(tristis), deaJly,dvUy, Tourn. my st. 100.
deah, ^Sna-. deag, deah, OSax. Aog, Goth, dung, OIIGerm.
toug, (pret. 2)res.) is good, ft or worth, Kath. 1853; dfih
Marh. 1 ; pet ou ne deih a. r. 420 ; Thebald nouht ne ddili
Jiob. Br. 133, 24; Jiat ping pat noht ne daeh Orwi.4872.
dead, ^Saa-. dead, OFris. d4th, dad, OSasr. di^d, Olcel
10*
148 dMe
dsaSi, Goth, daupus, OHGerm. tod, dfoth, Kath. 1127;
Shores. 28; dead, dM £(13. 284; 2587; dfip Chaue. C. t.
607; H'ic/./oAn 12; daep Orm. 174C0; deth, AtA prompt,
pai-v. 116; ded Iw. 1269; pr. eonsc. 815; Mar. mir. pi.
151; (deid) Amad. Hobs. 8, 12 Web. 152; died fwrn.
p. 8, 93; deades (jm.) Kath. 1143.
deel)dai wis. P. P. 1575.
dSpprowe .f'«m. ^. 15, 192.
dede, ASair. daed, OFris. dMe, 05ftic. dad, 0/crf.
dad, Ooth.iUis, OHGirm. t&t, ,/iwn dfin, deed,Lfr^. 2655
o. r. 62; Orm. 2267; Rob. Glove. 73, 12; {acc) Chat
C. t 4853 ; p: consc. 2485; in dMe in deed, really, Cha\
C. t. 661 ; dfiden (pi.) a. r. 86; rd. ant. 1, 131 ; Wr.spec.
;j9; c. of I. 938; deden (dedes) La'^. 4864; cicades A^nfA.
575; compos, mis-, weldsde.
dfidbcte a. r. 348; daedbote Crm. 6025.
d^den, ASaa: dMan, ffo(A. daupjan, OHGerm. toden,
dead, perish: pe olde tre bigan to dede s. s. Web. 623;
d^ded {part.) Wicl. gloss.: compos, adeadeit.
d43en, OFris. dcia, Olcel. deyja, Goth, daujan, OSacr.
doian, OUGemi. tov&n, die, Oi-m. 8090; dei^en La'^. 283;
dSien Kaib. 958; d^yen Will, gloss. 221 ; dgyin prompt.
pai^. 117; dSje harrow. 54; d^se, dee Gaw, gloss. 376;
dfiye Chavc. C. t. 11290; dfighe, dighe jw. cojwc. 1939;
1942; dien c. of I. 218; die met. kom. 79; jif his frend
schal die on pat evile Mand. 201; dejede {pret^ iaj.
7150; dfiide Kath. 1101; vis. P. P. fi970; d^ieden «. r,
301; dieden Mand. 286; dfiiande (pnrt) Halliw. diet-. 296.
d^ye, Olcel. Ae\^% female servant, prompt, parv. 116;
CAawc. C. (. Tyr. 14852; Hardio. poem 15, 5; deie Wr.
p. s. 327; dSie? rel. ant. 1, 129; deye male servan'f stat.
25 Edw. Ill, St. 1, c. 1, quoted by Ttjrwkitt in note on
Chauc C. t, 14852; the aldirmaii and die of the same
glide wills and invent 30.
dfiyen (d^ye), ASax, deagian, dye, „tingere", Chavc.
C. t. 11037; diin prompt, parv. 124.
deyer dyer, Chavc. C. t. 364.
deieri, dein dairy, ptompt. parv.
deinte dainty, d. r. 412; deintee vis. P. P. 6671.
del? cmp. OFi-is. del, ODvtch delle, Olcd. dael, ddl,-
dele (dat.) rel. ant. 1,208; dellun (</a(. pl.)anl.Artli. 4,11.
delf, ASax. delf, delf, g^-ave, ditch, pit; delfe (dat.)
.L,oo.^lc
delven 1 49
3f<xr. 7ntr. pt. 156; delves (pi.) Wicl. gloss.
delven, ASaic. delfan, OFris. delva, OHOerm. telban,
delve, grave, dig, ^fodere", Lot,. 15894; vis. P.P. 13684;
delviii prompt, parv. 118; Lidg. m. p. 145; delve Ckauc.
C. t. 538; delfep ipres.) Oi-m. 6485; Aalf Hob. Glouc.l3l,
7; s. s. Web. 2419; Skorek. 165; dulven a. r. 292; dulve
Marg. 219; dolveil vis. P. P. 4173; dolven {part) Mand.
62; vis. P.P. 4156; Ckauc. r. r. 4070; idolveu a. r. 292;
compos, bidelven.
delvere, ASa.r. delfere, delver, digger, vis. P. P. 444.
dSme, ASas:. deinn, OHGerm. tuomo, jvdge, (dat.) a. r.
428*; Orm. 650; owl and night. 1781; {ace.) La^. 363;
demen {dot.) Fui-n. p. 8, 48.
d^men, -4Saa". dimaii, Oi'Vis, dfima, Oicei doema, Co(A.
domjjin, OIlGerm. tuomen, from dom, deem, doom, judge,
Orm. 652; Mand. 41; pet tu sclialt demen pi sulven wod
a. r. 120; deme It'iW. John 7; ml i'ader of hevenhasme
doun sent to ddme youre dedes Mar. mir. pi 188; oper
folk to deme Lidg. m. p. 12; demdc {pret.) La-T,. 4936;
a. r. 306; -S/«weA. 85; demden Kath. 330; (AtianAen) har-
row. 54; ddmed (/>ai-(,) met, hom. 7; pA cojisc. 1995; com-
pos, for-, id^meii.
dfemare, ASax. dSmere, judge, a. r. 286.
d^mstere judi/e, pr. consc. p. 270.
d e in m e D (demme), ASax. demman, OFris. demma, dam,
stop? Mor. a. p. 1, 223; demnied {pret.) 2, 384.
den, ASax. dean (cubile), ODiUckdenne {area, antrum),
OHOerm. tenni {area), den, cave, nSpecus", prompt, parv.
118; „spelunai'*, Wicl. John 11; Jiet den gr. 24; denne
„cavema", Wr. voc. 271; denne {dat) La-i,. 22015; Alia.
5400; acow. Arth. 6, 12.
dene, ASax. dene, denu, ODutok done {asser, taiida)?
dene, „vaUis", Wr. voc. 92; „convallem", pa. 59, 8*; Mor.
a. p. I, 2D5.
dennien, ASax. denuian? lodge? wA he dennede him
in dat defte maiden ret. ant. 1, 209.
deofel, ASax. deofol, OIIGerm. tiufal, Lat. diabolus,
devil, Orm. 671; deovel La'^. 1766'J; a. r. 208.
deop, ASax. deop, OFris. diap, OSax. dlup, Olcel
diupr, Goth, diups, OHGcrm. tiufer, deep, a. r. 224; Mark.
15; deop (deap) La^. 647;'deope Marg. 91; dSp Orm.
16697} Mapes 335; k dilpe dich Brand. 37; deope (p/.)
..L.oo^^lc
Wr. spec. 62; deope in his flfech hi wode Bek. 2132; pat
3e ne falle to d^pe Skoreh. 104; deoppre (cw«/i(w.) Mark,
gloss. 100; depper vis. P. P. 10020; Chavt. C. t. 12178.
deopllche deeply, a. r. 154,
deope, ASax. deope, (ro(A, diupei, OZ/CefTw. tiiiti, deep,
sea, (ace.) Fum.p. 15, 84; deepe ( Jo(,) Ckaiic. C. t. 4875.
deopien? Goth, (ga-)diupjan ? deepen: deoped into pe
aoule a. r. 288.
dfipniase, ASax. deopniss, deepness, Kath. 980.
deor, ASax. deor, OFris. diar, OA'aar. dier, Olcel. diiir,
djr, Goth, dius .ia*. )o(, diuzaiu, OHGerm. tior, tier, rfee?*,
animal. Lot,. 6438; deor, dfir Orwi. 1177; 1312; dfir rci.
«n(. 1, 215; dor oml and night. 493; deores {yen?\ La^.
30555; a. r. 196; deore ((^at.) ia3. 6459 ; deor(i»i.) 1125;
Alis. 461; deir, d^r Gaw. gloss. 376 f duer ckron. oj Engl.
30; deoren (liat. ^i.) ia3. 1128.
deorfrid Lai,. 1436.
deor? deore, ASax. deor [fortis, gravis), deore (|>re((o-
sus, gloriosits, nohHis, carus) Grein's gloss., OFris. diore,
diure fpretiosus), OSax. diuri, Olcel. djrr (pretiosus, glo-
riosus, eximiva, cams), OHGerm, tiurer (pretiosus, cams),
dear, precioKS, excellent, noble,La^. 165; a. r. 408; deore,
d€re Orm. 2206; 2356; deere Ckauc. C. t. 2455; Aermet.
horn. 11; d^re Mand. 252; Hardw.poem, 78, 6; til Arthur
pe dere Perccv. 508; of dustimenaud of dere amw.Artk.
1, 6; uou f^le we it dere (grieoons) pr. conac.1469; d4re,
deir G aw. gloss. Z1^; duere rel. ant. I, 110; deorre (coiwjj.)
a. r. 190; derre CAawc. C. t. Tyr. 1450; deoreste faw;)er/.)
La^. 8975; derreat wis. P. P. 904; deare dearly, a. »■• 392^
Bek. 112; deere Lidg. m. p. 217; dSre ltick.hsi2: duere
harrow. 59; Wr. j?, «. 214.
doorhche dearly, LaT,. 31752; drinke to him deorli Wr.
spec. Ill; dereliche llalliw. diet. 299; derfi Will, gloss.
221; d6reliz)is. P.P. 12962; deorlnker(co»»;j.)ia3. 30060.
deorewurpe preciotts, Orm. 6689; durewurde (dSreworpe)
La^. 16700; dSrwurpe avow. Arth.. 22, 8; derworpe c. of
I. 27.
deorling,-J8aiE. deorliiig, rfaWiwj, La3. 63 1 6 ; a. r.SG;
derling Orm. 9219; pr. come. 8791; Iwd. Cov. 53; diirling
Brand. 3.
derp, Olcel. d^f^, OHGerm. tiui"ida, dearth, worth, Amis
1822; dfirpe Mand.38; vis. P.P. 4460; Mor. a. p. 1, 99.
.e,oo.^ic
dfipen 151
depen (d^pe), ^Saa-. dfipan, deapian, OFris. cl4pa, Qoth.
daupjan, OlIGerm. toufen, dip, Shoreh. 11.
ilerf, ASax. deorf (?) Ettm. lex., dearf Jiout. ev. gloss.,
OSax. dervi, Olcel. diarfr FrUzner's -ordh., from dervcn,
hmvl, Btrong, sore,Marh. 5; a. r. 348*; Orm. Ifi780; Qaio.
gloss. 376; Mor. a. p. 2, 862; for pi deffe d6de aooo).
Arth.bA, 12; derfe (pi.) Mar. mir.pl. 190; derv re (comp.)
Katk. 948; pe derveste dead 6G5; dsrffe) strongly, met.
horn. 23.
derflrche strongly, sorely, a. r. 114; derfltke re^ ant. 1,
218; deorflike On». 9752; derfli Gaw. gloss. 376; ant.
AhH. 24, 13.
dorf, ASax. (ge-)deorf, hardship, affliction, pain, Marh.
5; a. r. 80; pe derf of dead if<T(ft. 2426; uas nk man
pat durate him derf makien Laj. 10943.
derien, ASax. OSax. derian, OFris. dera, OHOerm.
terian, tervivn, from dare, harm, injure, Fum. p. 8, 168;
derye Shoreh. 23; Ali». 3G57; deren re(. ««(. 1, 212; vis.
P. P. 4568; dere Mand. 13; CAnnc. C. t. 1824; p«. 88,
23; 7)?", cottsc. 2290; Jl/t« 3; Percev. 1171; oaow. .rJ)-(A.
3, 11; we dei-iep (pres.) Marg. 226; derede {pret.) Lai,.
9657.
derk, ASax. deorc, dearc, dark, prompt, pare. 119; c.
of I. 71; 1/anrf. 237; Goto. conf. am. 2, 120; Wart. kist.
1, 185; /wti. (70!!. 21; dearct/n 26; deork iiei. 1411; dark
Wr. treat. 134; Fmj-m. j). 2, 43; dirk an!. Artk. 6, 10; Lirf^r.
m. p. 144; darkenist Ilardw. poem 57, 4; darkest (aw^er-
ia<.) 3farA. 8.
derkhed obscurity, Wart. kist. 2, 5; deorkhed Halliw. diet.
298; durched Brand. 2.
derkllclie darkly, vis. P. P. 6363;
derknes darkness, Ckauc, C. t. 1453; derknesse vis. P. P.
10970.
derkien (derkin), .ilSaar. deorcian, (/rarfcew, promptparv.
119; derkede (pret.) U beans disc. 1379; derkeden Wicl
gloss. 14; derked {part.) Gow. eon}, am. 3, 807; dirkid
'Lidg. m. p. 138; idurked Bek. 1414.
derknien? OHGerm. tarclmen, terchnen {awpprimere,
paltiare), hide, latere; durkene {pres.) (raw. gloss. 378;
dirking ajit. Artk. 5, 1; durcninde (part) Kath. 2049*.
derne, AS'^x. deme, dyrne (oJscaraa, occultus, secretus),
OSax. demi, secret, La-i^. 13604; Marh. 8; C. of I. 1030;
..L.oo^lc
152 derne
WtU. gloss. 221; Gaw. gloss. 376; vis. P. P. 1235; met.
horn. 166; bi k derne sti(e) IsuTnb. iO; godes denie mnes
«. r,96; dern Mar. mir.pl. 181; dearne fi"a(A. 574; daerne
Orm.2004; durne BeA:. 23 ; dierne iTicfc. (fies. I, 222; derne
secreityy Wr. spec. 23; Mor. a. p. 2, 697; luvie derne owl
anitnight. 1355.
detnehche secretly, a. r. 146; Hartsh. met. t. 103; deruelike
Halliw. diet. 299; derne-(deorne-)lich6 Z<a5. 4393; dearue-
llche ifa(A. 407 ; dernli Town.myst. 141; derneliiker (comp.)
a. r. 128.
derne, jlSaa;. dyrne, secrecy: in pe derne owi and
night. 608; in derne ps. 9. 29; awow. j4rtA. 52, 12; 14t ua
halde us in derne Degree. 607.
d e r n e n , ASa^x. dernen, dyrnen {occuUare, celare), OSax.
demian (id.), OHGemi. tarnen (occultare, dissim\dare^,hide,
conceal, La^. 13549; derni Shoreh. 79.
d e r Y e n , ASax. deorfan, OFris. (for-)derva, OSax.
(far-)dervan, Olcel. (for-)diarfa, grieve, afflict, pain, harm,
a. r. 382; c. of I. 676; to derveu mine sfiute Hicl<:
tkea. 1,227; dervecl (j)res. indie.) Kath. 1684; derve {subj.)
Mark. 12; compos, iderven; deriv. derf.
deu, ASax. deav, OFris. dau? dat. dawe, OHOenn.
tau, ton, Olcel. diigg, d'iW, Wr. treat. 137; Mapes 347;
Wr. spec. 72; met. horn. 2(i; daew Orm. 13865; dewe (rfoi.)
Wr. treat. 137.
? deulappe dewlap, prompt, parv. 120.
deven, .dSna-. deafian, OFris. diva, 0/ce^. deyfa, /rom
deaf, deave, deafen, stun, stupefy, Gaw. gloss. 377; d^vit
ipret) ant. Arth. 22, 4; devid (part.) hid. Gov. 348; com-
pos, ad^ven.
d ^ w i e n (dewiu), ASax. deavian, 0 Dutch danweii,
OHGerm. towen, Olcel. doggva, dew, prompt, pare. 120;
daewen (?>-m. 13848; d4wep(^rc*) WicLgloss. 14; see daggen.
die, dich, ASax. die, OFris. difc, Olcel. dik, diki,
MHGerm. tict, ditch, dike; dik jwom^f. parv. 121; eune
die (one dicla) La^. 646; pa (pe) dicli 12570; in p^re die
(pan dich) 12595; in k dik falle vis. P. P. 7410; t6 del-
ven k dich 13684; dicli a. r. 216; Bob. Glouc. 549, 15;
Brand. 27; Alis. 6632; (diche) Mand. 29; diche (dat)
Chaiie. C. t. 4104; Orph. 347 ; to pare diche owl andnight.
1237; dike Rich. 6021; dichcB (pi.) X03. 9238; diche
Furn. p. 8, 21.
=dbvGoogIe
dlchen 153
dichei), ASax. dtcian, OFris. dika, ditsa, ditch, dike;
diche, diken vix. P. P. 4078: 13430; dikiii prompt, pan.
121; dike Qow. Gonf. am. \, 15; Ckauc C. t. 538; dike-
den (pret.)vis. P. P. 4173.
dikere, ASax. dicere, ditcher, vis. P. P. 444.
diderin didder, tremble, rffigtUire", prompt, parv. 121;
diotus geruthim to dedur«oo(r. Arth. 25, 3; dedir (jtres.)
Town. myst. 28; see dadren.
digge? dig, duck; digges {pi.) I. c. c. 9; Chest, pi. 1,
53 {Mar. mir. pi. 9).
diggen dig, fodere. Mand. 107; diggiu prompt, pare.
121; digge s. 3. iVr. 1*31; Lidg. m. p. 145; digged (iwei.)
vis. p. p. 4011; see daggeii.
di^el, ASaa-. d^gol (digol), deogol, deagol, OHGerm.
tougaler, secret: in one supe disele hale oicl atul night. 2.
di3elliche secretly, Lai,. 13539.
diselnesse, ASax. djgelness, fleccec^, t(io(.) L03, 2391 ;
dilielnesse (<kc.} Onn. 5501.
dihten, ASax. dihtaii, Lat. dictiive, dight, dispose, pre-
pare, dress, La^. 3150; Kath. lill ; „Ai]itin parare", provtpt.
parv, 123; „ditiii dictare", ibid.; hi ISten hem dijte 4 gr^t
Bchip Brand. 5; di3t(e) i bap Eglam. 526; to d6])e diste
aoow. Artk. 4, 8; dighte Perceo. 652; Tor. 1966; dihte
{pret.) Marh. 2; he dihte feole domes La3. 7221; jie king
dihte him for to weiide k of T. 954; diste Shoreh. 10;
and dighte me dereli via. P. P. 12962; dight {part.)
Ckauc. C. t. 14147; pn connc. 448; A lettre has he dight
Degree. lH'o; idiht Kath. 1607; compos, adihteii.
dil^hcn, ASax. diligian, OFris. (ur-)diligia, OSax.
(far-)diligoii, OHGerm. tiiigon, destroy, Orm. 4083.
dille, ASax. dile, OHGerm. tilli, dill, „anethum", prompt.
parv. 121.
dim, ASax. dimm, OFris. dim, Olcel. dimrar, dim, owl
and night. 577; Shorek. 86; c. 0/ i. 71; Mand. 60; Perceo.
1994; pr. coh5C.1166; Mar. mir. pi. 149; (dimme)p\Mwp(,
ptiro. 121; pis dimme place vis. P. P. 12717; dimme
dimly. Goto. conf. am. 2, 292; pough i loke dimme vis.
P. P. 5970.
dimliche dimly; dimluker {comp.) a. r. 210.
dimmen, ASax. dimmian, Olcel. dimma,<itni, rel. anJ.
1, 65; dimmin prompt, parv. 121; dimmip {pres.) Furn.
p. 6, 7; dimmed {pret.) via. P. P. 3186.
Uinlizcd^vGoOgle
154 dimmiDg
dimming dimming, Rich. 6977; Tor. 514*.
dindelin dindle, tintjle, prompt, pare. 121.
ding, ASax. ding (i*), dnn(j, Furn. p. 1, 7.
dingeii ding, strike,vis. P.P. 4073; diiige Ali». 1732
Havel. 215; pr. come. 7016; Percev. l'J67; £f?iain. 556
dang (pret) 550; wij) liis tail I)e er]) lie dang Iw. 3167.
dong Rich. 5270; diingen {part.) pr. cowtc. 3856; dongen
JWtn. 29; dongun apol. 5.
dingle, O/Zfi'fri/i. tunciilla(jM»-(7c*)?/romdung? dingle,
Hark, gloss. 100.
dis, OFr. dis, des, Lnf. dls.
dischargen, OFr. descarchier, discharge, (pres.) Mand. 302.
dislierite{n) disherit, Mor. a. p. 2, 185; disherited (paH.)
Ckawc. I. g. w. 1063.
departen depart; departede {pret) Bek. 483.
dispendiii, Lat. dispendere, diisjiend, prompt, paiv. 122;
dospended (part.) via. P. P. 6258.
displfisen displease; displesez (^pres.) Moi: a. p. 1, 435.
disport, OFr. de(s)port, dteport, sport, Chaue. V. t. 4041;
sport h. of f. 664; htd. Cov. 185.
derai, OFr. desroi, disorder. Gate, gloss. 376; pr. consc
pref. XII; ant. Arth. 40, 6.
drease(n), Fr. dresser, /(ai. Aiy^rvzzhVQ, dresn, dirc-i, Ckauc.
C. t. 3468; dressed ilor. a. p. 2, 92.
disteine, Fr. deteiiidre, distain, stain, Ghanc. I. g. w. 255;
steiiie Gow. emif. am. I, 225; ilisteigned (part.) 1, 235;
desteined IIoccl. 1, 340.
de8turlii(eii) distwrl, Fvrti. p. 17, 360.
dis? disc? LGftrm. dise {jlax prepared for spinning^
distaf, disestaf, ASax. distaef, distaff, „coIks", H^r. voc.
157 & 269; diataf Ckauc. C. t. 3772.
disch, ASaa-. OSax. disc (discus, tabula), Olcel. diskr
(patina), OHGerm. tisc {inensa, fercalum), disc, dish, desk,
(dish) ndisciis''', prompt. 2>arv. 122; Wicl. gloss. 14; ibrokeil
nep oder disch a. r. 344; dische (dat) Mand. 52; desk
2>lulevnt, jirompt. pari>. 120; deske (rf"f.) wills and in-
vent. 3 'J.
dise, OUOerm, dehsa (aacttt) ? rel. ant. 1, 8; see adese.
dite, OFr. ditte, dictc, ditty, „caiiMn", jn-ompt. pare.
123; Wicl. gloss. 14.
diverien, cmp. ODufch A-dvereil (tremere), daver, tremble :
pat ha lie schiilden nowder diyeren ne dreden A'afA. 619;
docke 1 55
Bpeoken i ne daP ii4wt, ali diven(e) aut darie Mai-h. 16.
docke, ^^iSaa*. docee, dock, lapatkum, Ckauc. Trail. 5 1 30,
docken (dokkiu) dock, „deeurtjre", protnpt. paro. 126;
docked (pait) Chauc. C. t. 592.
doddin dod, lop, prompt. ]>ai-p. 125; di)dde Wtcl. gloss.
14; dodde|)(j>rM.) W,-. p. s. 192; idodded(;f)rtr(.)o.r. 422.
doel, OFr. doel, duel, dole, grief, torrotc, vit. P. P.
3246; doel, duel, dSl, dul Will, gloss. 221; doel, duil, deol,
deil fVicl. gloss. 14; deol Jiob. Qlotic. 1C6, 9; duel Wr.
spec. 34; dfll s. s. IIV. 710; dol (dool) Degreo. 1736;
Isumb. 158.
deolful dolffui, La^. 6901 ; delful, dulful Gaw. gloss. 376
& 378; dilful Fglam. 759.
dogerel doggerel: rim dogerel Ckauc. C. t. 15333.
dogge, ODutck dogge,(fo(?, „canis'\ prmupt. paro. 125;
a. r. 290; Rob. OlouC. 69, 4; Mand. 66; Chauc. V. t. 9888;
doggen (pi.) Wr. p. a. 239.
dohter, ASax. dohter, OFris. docliter, Olcel. dottir,
Goth, dauhtar, OHGei-m. toliter, Gr. ftofa-njp, daughter,
La^. 211; doghter pr. consc. 2130; doglitir Eglam. 68;
douhter n. r. 170; doubter Bek. 22; doughter J/and. 246;
dowter s. a. c. 2, 17; doftir li beaus disc. 689; doster
(dowter) pj'ompt. parv. 129; dolitre (pi.) ta^. 3085*; doli-
tren (dohtres) 2924; douhtren c. of I. 289; defter Mor.
a. p. 2, 270; dehtren ehron. of Engt 545; dohtres Otin.
6383.
doke, frdtn *duken, ODvtch duiken pret. AoKik., OhGerm.
tuchan (?) pret. touh (?) tulilieii (douk, tauchen, mergere),
dock, nanas'*, prompt, paro, 125; vis. P.P. 11495; Ckauc.
0. t. 3576; dokes (pL) Mand. 216.
dokare dioer, Wr. voc. 253; see doukere.
do Ik, ASax. dole {spintker)? widute knotte (ft dolke
a. r. 2.
dolkeu? compos, fordolken.
d6ni, ASax. OSax. OFris. dom, Olcel. donir, Ootk.
doms, OHGerm. tuom, doom, judgement, sentence, decree,
Orm. 1472; Rob. Glouc. 337, 7; pe dom . . . ne lAst lie
nowit longe Furn. p. 8, 85 ; domes (gen.) oiol and night. 1 693 ;
domes dai rel. songs 4, I ; domes moii a. r. 156; pe dai
of dome pr. consc. 1859; domos (pl.J Lai,. 7221; compos.
alder-, cristen-, freo-, hftli-, king-, rlclie-, wisdom; deriv,
d^men.
=dbvGoogIe
166 dompen
domstol a. r. 306.
dompen (domp) f(dl, plunge? Min. 47,
don, ASaa: doQ, OSax. duan pres. dou, OFrU. dua,
OHQeriH. tuon, do,inake, piU,Kath. 78i; a. r. IG; .Uhk^.
3; (ioou) prompt. paro. 126; d6 j)r. coma. i2dO; . . . dial
do pee iioglit drMe wts. P. P. 14232; to dei)e don chron.
of Engl. 908; to donne K'aiA. 22*n ; a. r. G; to done BeA:.
218; do (pres.) a. r. 200; dest Kath. 754; n. r. 124; owi
nW H£^/i(. 321; Wr. spec. 104; dost Orm. 5258; doist
li'tW. JoA« 3; ded a. r. 174; d4p Rob. Gloue. 321, 11;
c. of I. 899; 14G8; dgd (dop) ia^. 674; dop Onn. 1042;
36 dod 1434; heo dod a. i: 328; C. o/" ^. 896; dude [pret.)
LaT,. 431; a. r. 102; liet. 1O50; dide {A\ide)Kath. 1552;
dede Chauc. C.t. 2264; i««)n6.67; dudest «. r. 300; deo-
deat (dudest) Laj. 2294; dudeii a. j-. 330; diden Orm.
429; ui'a. P.P.9070; deAnn Hick. then. 1,225; dou (;^nH.)
Orm. 237; CAawc. C. (. 2094; k. of T. 813; cowtptw. for-,
idoii; dfij-i'p, dede.
don ken moisten; donkep {^pren.) Wr.apee. 44; doukaiide
(part.) Gate, glo^s. 377.
doppe diver? Alia. 577G; compos. dSvedoppe.
doppar (dive-)doppet; prompt, para. 127.
dornen, cmp. OHGerm. betumcu (obdvrare) and pi-
turner (conaternatus, confusits), deceive? per liusbondes [)ei
wil 80 dome (r. w. borne) HV. g. a. c. 57, 33.
dotard dotard, Ckavc. V. t. 5913.
dote /oof, rei. ant. 1, 184; Trwi. 2, 72.
dotiun, ODutch iot^n, Oi'V. (re-)doter, dote, rave, La-7,.
3294; dotin „delirare, desipere^', prompt, pjro. 128; dote
Cfiauc. C.t. 12911; lud. Cov. 98; «wow. Arth. 16, II;
dotes(t) (^ea.) K^h. 2111; bis wittes failea and ofte he
dotes pr. consc. 785; dotie (s^ihj-J a. r. 224; doted (part.)
Will, gloaa. 222; compos, adotien.
doteren totttr, stagger: he began to dotiir and dote
avow. Arth. 16, 11; [)e due dotered to pe ground Dcgrev.
1109.
doude? if she be never so foule a doude (r. w. shroude
Town. myst. 311 (Mar. mir. pi. 183).
doukere, OHOei-m. tflchari (mergu^J, „plongeon", ret
ant. 2, 83.
doune, ASaa:. dun, Olcel. dlinn, doicn, ^.pluma", prompt,
parv. 128; doun Oow. conf. am. 2, 103.
..Google
downen 157
downen, Olcel. dauna (?), Aeyna, from Olcel. daunn,
Goth, dauns, smell, Orm. 6745.
doupar (dooper) diver, prompt, parv.
douren, LOerm. di\ren, MHOemi. tiiren, grieve; dou-
red (pi-et.) Mor. a. p. 3, 372.
(louse, OJhttch tluise (concuhina)? yit is she & foule
douse (r. w. house) Mar. mir. pi. 117; oure dame douse
shal sitten him bl TfV. spec. 111.
douve, ASoic. Olcel. dflfa, ODutck duive, Gtak. duho,
OllOerm. tuba, dove, Mand. 87; Rich. 5671; vis. P. P.
10422; dove hid. 'Cov. 48.
drabelin, drablin drabble, prompt, parv. 129; see
droblen and dravelen.
draed, ASax. draed (?), dread, pavor ; drM La;^. 1660;
a. r. 6; drede vis. P. P. 10970; pr. consc. 5263; (ace.)
Rob. Olmte. 337, 4; Rick. 5515; dr&de (ace.) Alls. 574(1.
drMful harrow. 202; c. of I. 454.
dr^dfulli vis. P. P. 11494.
dredlss Oaw. gloss.
dredlreh ternhle, a. r. 58.
draeden, A Sax. (on-)draeclan, OSnx. (an-)drAdan,
OHGei-m. (iii-)trAten, dread, pavere, Orm. 5907; dreden
La^. 31164; a. r. 136; drMe Goto. conf. atn. 1, 344; vis.
P. P. 14232; dr^de (p^-es.) Katk. 1498; drfidep Hardw.
poem 47, 10; dred (pret.j Wicl. gloss. 15; Rob. Br. . . .;
dredde (for dr^d?) 0}-m. 19965; dradde Beh 127; Gow,
conf. am. 1, 341; compos. adrMen.
draeden, ASax. (of-)draedaii pret. draedde, afray,
alarm; drSde k. of T. 429; n« drede je ow nAwiht I^ath.
1403; diMde (pi-H.) Shoreh. 49; drad (for dr&ded) a/rai'd,
Gaw. gloss.; compos, a-, for-, ofdr^den.
draedung dreading, Onn. 5602.
draf, ODuIck draf, OHGerm. (im\>) pi., treber, draff,
dreg, dross, La^,. 29256; vis. P. P. 5617; Chavc. C. t
17346; Wicl. gloss. 15; prompt, parv. 129.
draf, ASnx. drAf, Olcel. dreif, OIIGerm. treip, /rom
drifen, drove; drove (dot.) Hartsh. met. t. 2G4,
drage, dragge, Fr. dragee, dredge, mixed coim, prompt,
parv. 130; Wr. voc. 177.
draggin, Swed. dragga, drag, prompt parv. 130.
draje, OHGei-m. traga?
drawbrig t/rawirit/^e, fic. 167; drawbrugge (occ.).4iis. 1205.
..L.oo^^lc
158 dra^^n
dra^en, ASax. dragan {h'ahere), OSox. Goth, dragati
{ferre,portare), Olcel. draga (trahert), OFris. draga, drega
{ferre), OllOerm. tragau (jerre), draw, trahere, jerre,
ia3. 10530; dra^heii Orni. 11545; draheii, dreheii, draieii
(dreieu) Xa(A. 33; 1193; 2237; Axahvi owl and night. \%1%',
draye Tou;n.myst. 106; drawena. r. ICO; drawin ntrahere",
prompt, parv. 130; drawe HV. treat. 135; Chavc. 0. t.
1418; Wr. p.s. 153; Wicl.John 4; loc quejier i wit riht
and lawe mai him wit me til helle drawe m-rfi. ham. 56;
drawe (prea.)30; t« d6ji(e) i dreise Wr.spec. 34; drawes
^>'. C0M5C 1291; drawe (iwyjer.) co/a, I. c. c.13; dr6h(jM-i(.)
La^, 93; Marh. 2; purpre and pal he droh rel. ant. 1,
119; dro;^ Qaw. gloss. 378; oper folk pider dr63 Mob.
Olouc. 4!, 2; drogh jm: consc. 2249; laumh. 364; Amfid.
Hobs. 26, 2; drouh a. r. 102; toward chirche he drouh
Wart. kiat. 1,16; drogh, drough vis. P. P. 2889; 9126;
dr6u3, drow Will, gloss. 222; drow Eglam. 316; M pu
dead drohe Kath. 2467; dr63eii LaT,- ^18; (Sow. j^oss.
378; drohen Katlt. 2155; drowen a. r. 110; vw. P. P.
7252; pe ministres pat drowen Jte water IFtW. /oAm 2;
drajhen (part.)' O/w*. 7413; drauhen Itob. Br. 183, 3;
drajun eviscej-atus, I. c. c. 35; drain Trtst. 1, 65; drawen
Mand. 40; parfor pis buk es on Ingles drawon pr. consc.
336; compos, a-, i-, to-, up-, ut-, widdrajeii.
draht, ODutck dragt, Olcel. drattr, MHGerm. traht,
fjWMdra3en,(i»-n(((/At; drawt „tractvs, haustus", prompt. parv.
131 ; draw3t//or(^w.'.pofwi29j 3; fi, draught of win Chauc. C.
t. 398; draght id quod fertw, Percev. 2160; Arahi habUua,
Wr. p. s. 153; drahte {dot.) La^. 29259; drastis (pi.)
Wicl. gloss. 15; drawe draghtes aud (here) berj)eiies //aihVc
diet. 315; draujtes as me drawep in poudre Fiirn. p. 17,
225.
drauhtbrigge Rob. Br. 183, 2.
drahten, Olcd. dratta, draught, draw ; drathen? Orm.
18384.
drai, ASax. (ge-)draeg {tumuUus), noise, HaUiw. diet.
316; Min. 35; see de(s)raL
drake, A^ox. draca, Lat. draco, dragon, Marh. 10;
a. J-. 246; Oww. 1843; k. of T. 408.
drake, LGerm. drake ScAremfc. ip6., «?ip. 0/crf. andriki,
OHGcrm. antrache, drake, (rfaf.) Chauc. C. t. 3576; dra-
kea {pi-) Wr. spec. 44.
=dbvGoogIe
drftne, ASax. (Iran, OHGeitn. treno, drone, „fiicm",
prompt, pare. 130; T^V. voc. 177; cr. P. P. 1447; Lidg.
m. p. 154.
draste? ASax. dreste, ilaerBte, OIIGerm. (trast) pi.
trestir; drastis {pi.) daratt, drega, lees, „foece»", Wr. voc.
178; drestis promjA. pare. 131; detstea „amiirca'^, IVr.voc.
94; drastis, drestis, darstis Wtcl. r}l»s.i.
di'asti drnffi/, dreggy,Chauc. C. I. 15331; dresti „fae-
ddrvlvs"", prompt, pare. 131.
drank, ODttteh dravick, drawlc, „zizaniunt", Wr. voe.
265; prompt, pa-v. 130; rel. ant. 2, 80; draiic'r' met. limn,
152.
dravelcn, LGerm. drabbein {slaver) Brent, wb., cmp.
MGGerm, (be-)trebeii, slaeer f draTeleil {part.) Hardw. poem
55, fi; [draveled {prtt.) „sl timbered fitfully" f Gaw. glosa,\;
compos, bidravelen.
dream, A&ax. dream {sonvs, eanlus, gaudivm), OSaar.
drum {somninni, convivivm, beatitudo), OFi-ia. dr&m {aom-
nitim), Olcel. draumr {id.), OlIGerv,. traum, troum {id.),
dream, sonve, cotUus, Hath. 1498; o. r. 210; dream, draem,
drem La^. 1010; 14286; 24554; dra^m Orm. 923; dreem
IIV. spec. 57; belles drem rel. ant. 1, 223; dreem „som-
ninm"^, prompt, pare. 131; vis. P. P. 4800; drem id., Gow. .
cmif. am. 1, 24; pr. consc. 8076; dreme {dot.) owl and
vight. 314; he schal a domes dei grimhclie abrciden mid
te di'fidful dreame of J)e englene b^men a. r. 214; compos.
nandream.
dr ecch&ti'ouUefllaUiie. did. Sn; delay f Gate. gloss. 37 S.
drecchen (drecche), ASax. drecean, dreccan, cmp.
itIJGei-m treckon pi-et. trabte {irahere), trouble, plague,
C'hauc. Trail, 2563; dreccbep {pns.) Wr. spec. 113; cr,
P. P. 924; drecche {subj.) rels&nga 2, 47; if it 30 betide
pis nigbt, pat pe in slepe dreclie £liii wight Iw. 480 ; drecche
tarry, linger. Goto. conf. am. 2, 5; Ckauc. Trail. 2356;
drcccband {part.) pa. 108, 10; compos, idrecchen.
dreg, OJcel. dregg, di-eg, faex, pa. 39, 3 ; liregges {pi.)
Wr. voc. 198; (dreggis) ^rompf. parv, 131; dregges and
dmf vis, P. P. 13761.
dreggi dreggy, prompt, pare. 131.
drSj, dri^, Olcfl. driugr {largua, magnus), from dreo-
5en? dree, dry, long, strong, enduring, patient, Gaw. gloss.
378; bi ft river brod and dregb Halliw. did. 317; drise
..L.oen^lc
160 drSglie.
(pi.) Mor. a. p. 1, 829; drese strongly, Oaw. glo»». 378;
pou lovest Tristrem dreighe {deeply) Tn'at. 3, 67 ; drinke
drfle P. P. p. 527; compos, iindre^.
dre3li strongly, Oaw. gloss. 378; drfijti, drisli Moi: a. p.
2, 74 & 47ti} dreli continvoualyf Toien. my$f. 90,
dr^ghe lengthf Halli'p. diet. 317; on dreghe (drise)
at a distance, Gaw. gloss. 400; a drS3(e) Mor. a. p. 2, 71 ;
J)et oher drugh him o drfighe ant. Arth. 44, 3; o dr^hi
Hob. Br. 276, 25; on drihe Ballm. diet. 321; a. drigh(e)
Gow. conf. am. 2, 46.
dremare, ASaar. dremere (wiK^iCHs), dreamer, „somma-
tor**, prompt, parv. 131.
drfimels dream, vis. P. P. 4804.
d r e m e n , ASax. dr^iuan (jvhilare), drdmian {id),
OIIGerm. troumen Isomntare), from dream, dream, sunare,
cantare,jubilare, La^. 1 3586 ; harpen gunnen dremen 22885 ;
dremiu „8omniare", promja. paro. 131; dreme (pres.) nom-
nio, Gow. conf. am. 1, 281; dreamen {suhj.) sonent, a. r.
430; dremde {pret.) LaT,. 9785*.
drench, Arenche, ASax. drenc, drence, Olcel. di-ekka,
OSax. dranc, Goth, dragk, OHGei-m. tranch, Jrom drinken,
drench, potion, r el. songs 1, 18; drench, draenc Laj 10234;
16084; drench, drenche Rob. Glouc.68, 16; 69, 1 ; drenche
Horn 1164.
drenchienV drenchen, ASax. drencean (V), drencan,
OFria drenka, Olcel. drekkja, Goth, dragkjan, OIIGerm.
trenchen, drench, drown, La^. 1507; i schal drenchen in
pe deepe Ckauc. C. t. 4875; drenche vis. P. P. 7759;
Gow.co^f. am. 3,295; „mergi", Wicl. Math. 14; drenched
{pret.) Tor. 1871; drenchiden Wicl. gloss. 15; drengte?
Xnj. 12U1; dreinte Wr. p. s. 217; drenchidj Areijit (part.)
Wicl. gloss. 15; dreint Goto. conf. am. 3, 10; idreint Cliauc.
C. t. 3620; compos, a-, fordrenchen.
dreng, ASax. dreng, Olcel. drengr, man, soldier; dring
Lai,. 12713; pr. consc. notes p. 267; drenges {pi.) Ilavel.
dreo3en, ASax. dreogan {agere, perjicere, patC), OSax.
bi-driogan (decipere), Olcel. driuga (exercere, patrare), Ooth.
driugan (orpaTsosoftai), OIIGerm. triugan {fallere, decipere),
dree, perfoi-m, endure, suffer, Ftim. p. 8, 145; drS^hen
Oi-m. 1505; drShen Katk 626; drese Wr. spec. 62; 105;
drSy(e) met. hom. 59; dree (dre) Isumb. 3T9; ant. Arth.
11, 11; driven (dr^sen) La^. 370; 13392; drije Mor. a.
dreopen 1 61
p. 2, 372; drlghe, drfighe pr. come. 2044; 2235; drise,
drie Gate, gloss. 378; drien a.r. 80; drle Will, gloss. 222;
Ckauc. r. r. 7484; h. of T. 235; he smot as faste as he
might dr!e HalUio. diet. 318; penance for to drie Hardw.
poem 27, 2; i drd (pi-es.) J/or. «iir. pL 148; drie Degrev.
560; di-ggh (^rf (.) s. s. lVe6.2660; drfiiha.r. 136; druhen
K«(A. 62B; idrohen (part.) Mark. 21; compos, adre^en,
dreopen, /iSda;. dreopan, OSffcr. driopan, OFris. dria-
pa, Olcel. driupa, OHGerm. triufan, dreep, droop; drepe
IvaI. Cov. 170; dreepip (pres.) Lidg. m. p. 161; HOU glad,
and nou draping 167; deriv. drope, drflp,
dreorij, ASax. dreorig, OHGerm. triireger, dreary,
sad, Orvi. 4838; dreori Mark. 15; a. r. 106; Wr. spec.
70; dreeri CAawc. C. (. 8390; Avkri pr.consc. 791; Isumb.
125; opow. jlrtA. 66, 7; drSri, druri fTiW. yiosfl. 15; drfiri
(dreri) La^,. 14547; druri Em. 808; jtfw. a. p. 1, 323.
dreriliche drearily, Katk. 1898; drerili HalUw. diet. 317.
dr£rines, ASaa-. dreorigneas, dreariness, Ckauc. Troil.
701; drerinesse, driirinesse Wid. gloss. 15.
dreosen (dreaen), AS^ix. dreosan, OSox. driosan, Goth.
driusan, fall, La'^. 9245.
drepen, ASax. drepan, 0/cei. drepa, OHGerm. trefan,
hit, slay; dreped (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 221; drepez Mor, a.
p. 2, 246; drap fpret.J Mopes 343; drApe ps. 93, 6.
drevelen drivelf vis. P. P. 5683; see drayelen.
driven, ASax. draefan, OIceL dreifa, Goth, draibjan,
OHGerm. treiben, frOm dr&f, dreve, peUere; dr4ved (pret)
Mor. a. p. 1, 979; compos, todrfiven.
drfiTen, ASax. ArMan, from ir6(,trowhle, disturb; At6-
Ted (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 220; drfiyede (pret.fj Gaw. gloss.
378; drfifed (part.) Orm. 147; compos, for-, idr^ven.
dri, ASax. dr^, „magvs", Wr. voe. 89.
dri^craft magical art, Orm. 16053.
dri^man magician, Orm. 16051,
drifen, ASax. drtfan, OSax. drivan, OFris. drlva,
OTcd. drifa, Goth, dreiban, OHGerm. triban, drive, Orm.
16982; driven La^. 946; Chawc. Trod. 7549; drife mrt.
kom. 31; drive Bek. 197; drivest (pres.) a. r. 230; drlf
(imper.) 274; drtvende {paH.) 244; drivande Gavi. gloss.
378; dr&f (pret) Mark. 8; Orm. 8260; Avki, draef, drof
La-T,. 309; 7843; 9367; drof Befc. 675; Mand. 86; Chauc.
C. t. 7122; Mor. a, p. 1, 1152; pou driTe Hm-n 1279;
11
1«9 dfift
(we, 30, hi) dmen Ali». 5731; drive Rob. QUmc. 21, 12;
dreveii Wid. gloss. 1 5 ; dreve Ridi. 6092 ; drifaii (part.)
Orm. 8239; dmen Mand. 67; idriven ioj. 6213; drive
Will. glo»s, 222^ dreven Wid. gloss. 15; dreve Halliw.
duA. 318; compos, for-, to-, purh-, utdnfen; deriv. dr&f.
drift, OX>M(cA drifte, MHQerm. trift, ><»» drifen, drift,
drove, Wr. voc, 279; prompt, parv. 132.
driht, AS<^. driht, dryht, Oi-'Hs. drecht, OSax. druht,
Olcel. Arott, from, dreo^en, retinue; drihte (dat.) La^. 92.
drihtfare Katk. 1852.
driht?
drihtlic, ASax. drjhtltc, excellent, noble: drihttiche men
ioS. 1623.
drihtin, ^6'air. dryhten, OSax. drohtia, OFris. droch-
ten, Olcel. drottinn, OIIGerm. truhtin, lord, Katk. 1095;
Orm. S; drihten (dristen) La^. 4; dri^ten rel.ant. 1, 186;
dri3tiD Gaw. gloss. 378; dristeu (drihten) Kemh. Sal. a.
Sat. 227 ; rel. ant. 1, 171 ; drihte met. hom. 1 ; driste Skoreh.
61; drighte Mapes3i8; Alis. &i02; vis. P. P. 857 i ; drihte,
dritte, drithte Fitm. p. 8, 40, 55 & 60.
drihtnesse lordship? Katk. 1123.
drillen, ODutch drillea {gyrare, rotare, volvere)f driU;
compos, adrillen.
drinc, ASax. drinc, drink, potus, La^- 1303; met. hom.
24; drink Mand. 248; Sardw, poem 42, 4; Degree. 1789;
drinc, drinch Orm. 165; 15388; drinke {daU) Brand. 11;
drinchee (dringes) {pi.) Lai^. 3558.
drinken, ASax. OSax. drincan, Ofris. drinka, ffotA.
drigkan, Olcel. drekka, OHGerm. trincban, drink, hihere,
a. r. 238; Orm. 165; drinken (dringp) L05. 5804; 14330;
drank (prrf.)fiicA. 3090; Lddg. m p. 91; drone a. r. 210;
dronk (drong) iaj. 6928; drunken Oow. conf. am. 3, 21;
dronkent-ta. P.P. 9042; CAaitc C. t. 822; dronken (i*art)
JiaW. 250; Chaitc. Ct. 135; dronkeii(dronke) man 12485
Tyr., 13966 Wr.; idruiiken Xa3. 6692 ; compos, adrinken;
deriv. drench, drunch.
drinkere, ASax. drincere, drinker, Wr. treat. 138;
drinkares ipl.) a. r. 216.
d r i p e ? .4Siiir. drypa (?), ODutch druppe (drupe ?),
OHGerm. tnipha, from dreopen, drip, stitla, (drippe, drepe)
prompt, parv. 132.
drippin, ODutch druppen, MHQerm. trupfen, drip.
„stUlare", prompt, parv. 132.
drit, Olcel. drit, ODutck drijt, dirt, ^eteraa", prompt,
pan. 132; Alia. 4718; HV. p. t. 240; i/ave^ 682; iV».
p. I, 7.
driten, ASaa:. dHtan^ Olcel. drlta, ODutcA drijteR,
„eacare", prompt, parv. 132.
driTel, ODutch drevel, drivel {dribble), Bervant, Mark,
gloss. 99; drivit prompt paro. 132; driveles ipl.) Kath.
2154.
drobli, drubli, cmp. ASaa:. ODvtch drabbe (/oea!),
„turbidti$, faeadentua," prompt, parv. 132.
drobleo (A.ro\o\\) troiMe^ Halliw. did. 819; drubblin
nturbare", prompt. parv. 133; droubelonde (part.) pr.coiwo.
1443*; see drabelin.
drof, ASax.^oi, OBax.Arbn, OIIGerm. tniober,^ou-
Ued, sad, La^- 1040.
droflic iaj. 1026.
drope, ASax. dropa, Olcel. dropi, OHGerm. tropho,
/rffm dreopen, drop, Mand. b\ ; Ckauc. C t. 131; pr.c&nsc
3065; aenoe drope blod iaj, 7650; dropen (pi.) a. r.
220; Wr. treat. 136.
dropemele ty drops, a. r. 282.
droppen, ASax. dropiao, ODutck droppeo, drop, $til-
lare; droppep {preg.) MancL&O; dropped {pret.) via. P.P.
10958; Ckauc. C. t 12508.
drOB, Af^ax. dros (?), ODxilch Aroes, Off Germ, (gi-)trofi,
^rom dreosen? drose, a, r. 284; pr. consc. 3339; (droaae)
prompt, parv. 133.
d r o 8 n e , ASax. drosn, OHGerm. trusana, truosana,
trosena, „/a*a!", Wr. voc. 93.
drotin drate, drawl, prompt, parv. 133.
droukening slumber? Mapea 334.
At o-a]i.\T\g slvn»ber1 prompt, parv. 114.
drovi (drovi?), drovy, „tHrbidvs'*, prompt, paro. 133*;
rel. ant. I, 220; Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 165; Mor. a. p. 2,
1016.
drovien, ODntch di'oeven, Gotk. drobjan, OHGerm.
truoben, yrom drof, trouble, disturb; droyea (^pres.) „tribu-
larW*, ps. 3, 1; pi: conac. 1319; draved (port.) „lurbata",
pa. 6, 4; see dreven.
druggeu drudge: to drugge and drawe Ckauc C. t
1418.
:,, Google
164 dra^e
druje (drflse?), aSox. dryge, LGettn. driige, droge,
dry, ckron. of Engl. 346; druye Rob. Ghntc. 531, 21 ; druie
a. r. 276; drue Wr. p. a. 193; druje, dri^e Jfor, a. p. 2,
385 & 412; drije Orm. 9883; dni2,e transact. 18,23; drie
Wr. treat. 135; Ooio. ronf. am. 2, 266; dreje SAoreA. 145;
dreye Ckauc. C. t. 8775.
drusen, ASax. drygan, drugian, LGerm. driigen, dro-
gen, dry: dreye lud. C'ov. 230; driep (prea-) Chauc. C. t
1497; drinke whan pou driest ma, P. P. 508; driede(pret)
Mand. 68; dri^ed (part.) Orm. 8625; dried ps. 21, 16;
compos, adrawien, fordru^eii.
druhp, ^Saa:. drugad, ZGerm. drugde, drovg}it,aiccita8;
drojt Gow>. (7((ws. 378; droghte vis. P. P. 4378; drowte
prompt, parv. 133; droughpe, droughte {dat.) Chauc. C. t.
597; 10432; druhpe (occ.) Orm. 8626.
drunc, drunch, ASax. drunc, drync, ODulch drODk,
OHGerm. trunch, OlceL drjkkr, /rom drinkeu, potus, a. r.
14; 114; drunch Mark. 8.
dniBCwiie? a. r. 216*.
drunken see drinken.
drunkenbed ebrietas, Wicl. gloss. 15; dronkenhsd Gow. conf.
am. 3, 20.
dmnkenaesse drunkenness, Orm. 166; dronkennes met. horn.
H3; dronkenesse Ghauc. C. t. 13964. .
dronkeshipe ebrietaa, Ootc. conf. am. 3, 20.
drunken (drunke), ASax. druncen, Goth, drugkanei,
Olcel. drykkni, OHGerm. trunehani, ebrietas, Fum. p. 8,
128 & 130.
drunkenlSwe, dninkelEw subject to drunkenness, Wid. gloss.
16; dronkelewe (drunkelewe) (r. w. pfiwe) Gow. conf. am.
3, 6; HaUiw. rfirt.319; dronkelewe (r. w. schrewe) CAauc.
C. I. 7625; dronklewe vis. P. P. 5064; draakelWw prompt,
parv. 133; drunklEw Lidg. m. p. 68.
drunkien drouch (droule), drmch; drunkede {pret.)
Wid. gloss. 15; dronked {part.) Will, gloss. 222; compos.
ofdrunkien.
drunc nien, ASax. dmiicnian, OHGerm. trunchanon,
droton; drunkne Wid. gloss. 15; driin mtt. horn. XVIH;
druncned {pres) Marh. 15; drankenes mH. /torn. 138; jwj
druncnen Orm. 15398; druncnie (subj.) a. r. 58; drunk-
nede (prel.) Wid. gloss. 15; dronkened ps. 64, 10; dron-
ned Mor. a. p. 2, 372; drouned {part.) Mand. 57; Lidg.
drftp 186
m. p. 149; compos- ofdrnncnien.
drip, Oled. driupr {stiUnna)? sad, sorry; drApest (»w-
perlat.) Mark. 16; drflpest aire monne Kath. 2050
drupi? aad, sorry, Halliw. diet. 321; & maked drupie
chSre a. >. 88.
drupiun? Olcel. dr&p&, droup (droop) ; dro upin prom/rt.
pare. 113; droupe & dare transact. 18, 26; m. Artk. F. 2575;
droupe {pres.) Min. 2 ; droupua ant. Arth. 5, 2 ; his arwes
drouped (pret.) nought wip fepres lowe (Jhauc. C. t. 107 ;
see d reopen.
drouping ^slumber"? Gate, gloss.
drupnien, Olcel. drupnn,droupen : i droupneant dare
Wr. spec. 54; dripninde (V) & dreri Kath. 2049.
droupning shtmber? faiiUnessf Mapes 340.
dubhen, A^ax. dubban, Olcel. dubba, duh: to cnihte
hine duhben (dobben) La'T,. 22497 ; dubbe him kaight lanmh.
484; peo knightis heore bodi dubhep Alts. 4311; dubbed
(paH.) Oaw. gloss. 378; dubbed and dight ^r. co/iac. 8790;
dubbed wip precious stones Mand. 241.
dub 1 en (dubli), Fr. doubler, doMe, Brand. 2S.
dflc, Fr. due, rfwAe, ia^. 86; a. r.300; aw.P.P. 13572.
dudde mantle, cloak, prompt, para. 134.
duggen (dug) dug, cutf Mar.mir. pi. 185; see daggeu.
dujen? ASax. OSax. Goth, dugan (?), OFris. (?) Olcd.
duga, OHGerin. tugan (?), dovi, be good or worth; dowes
{pres.)Mor. a. p. 3, 50; du3ende {part) La^. 4i23; dohte
(pret.) met. horn. 149.
diijen, ^Soar. (ge-)(3Jgan, d^gan, 0Saa:.d6gia.ii{auffer\
avoid, diap-nse: wel mei duhen ancre of ... a. r. 4J0*.
d u 3 e d, ASaa:. dugud, Ofrw. duged, Olcel. dygfl, OHQerm.
tuged, power, force, wealth; dujede (dojepe) La^. 1819;
doup Oaw. gloss. 377; dujepe {dat.) owl and night 634;
{ace.) rel. ant 1, 184.
duhtis, A%ax. djhtig, MHQerm. tahtic, from ♦duht,
MHGerm. tuht (virtus), doughty, worthy, brave,' Orm. 8617;
duhti Kath. 732; pine domes . . . beod duhti Mark. 8;
duhti (dohti) LaT,. 14791; dusti avow. AHh. 14, 5; dujii,
do^ti Gate, gloss. 377; doubti Triat. 2, 32; transact. )8,
25; Amis 207; dousti Will, gloss. 222; Wtcl. gloss. 15;
dogbti Isumb. 273; doughtier (comp.) via. P. P. 2675;
doghtieat (svperi:) 13219.
dul, ASax. OSaas. dol, ODtUch dal, dd, OSGerm. to-
..L.oo^^lc
\M drdsMse
ler, dvll, nkebea", prompt, parv. 135; Ohauc. C. t. 10593;
dul wit Kath. 1268; pi brain is dul Lidg. m. p. 19I ; Btuot
& dil (?rm.3714; mit te duCe neileB a. r. 293*; dille Jtfor.
a. p. 1, 679; dMes ... pat derfe ware and dille BaUiw.
diet. 303; see dwal.
dulnesse dullnest, prompt, parv. 135.
dullin, dollin, ODutch dolen (errare, delirare), dull
(diil), „hebetare, tepefacere" , prompt. parv. 126 & 135; dille
rel ant. 1, 217; itduUep me to rime Chauc. C. t. 13021 ;
min heed dullip lud. Cov. 343; dullid (part.) Wicl. gloss.
15; Lidg. m. p. 217; i am n^r hand dold, so long have
i nappid Mar. mir. pi. 109,
dullard, ODutch dullaerd, dullard, prompt, parv.
dult (port.?) dolt, obtusu^, hebes, Kath. 1268*; mit te
dulte neiles a. r. 292.
dumb, A8ax. OJ^m.dumb, Oloel. dumbr, Goth, dumbs,
OHGerm. tumher (mutug, atuUus), dumb, Orm. 211; owl
and night. 416; dumbe (dombc) io^. 17140; 26354; domb
Chauc. C. t. 776; k dombebest Fum. p. 13, 220; doumb
vis. P. P. 5886; dom pr. come. 49; doum lud. Cov. 126.
dumiiesse dumbness, prompt, parv.
dumbien, ASax.AwTi\ti\a'a,dumb; idoumbed ^ofifrtwtai"',
ps. 38, 3.
dumpen (dumpe), Olcel. dumpa, dump, dash, tumble,
Mor. a. p. 3, 362; gloss, ind. 144.
dun, ASax. dunn, Ir. dunn, Welsh dwn, dun, Chauc.
r. r. 1213; dunne { Jt^.) i/br. a. p. 1, 30; Lidg. m. p. 152;
donne Launf. 988.
dunhgd Halliw. diet. 325.
dun, dune, ASax. dyn, dyne, Olcel. dynr, din, sotmdj
noise; dune ias- 1009; Kath. 2024; a. r. 132*; din Mor.
a. p. 2, 862; pr. eonsc. 7332; dine prompt. parv. 121; dene
vis. P. P. 12197.
diin, ASax. diln, OHOerm. duna, OfV. diine, Olr. dun
Zeusz gram. celt. 1, 29, down, kill, Orm. 14568; dune
(dot.) owl and night. 830; uppen p4re dine La^. 2725S;
doune Bob. Glouc. 382, 16; Wr. spec. 85; bi doune and
dale Alts. 1767; a dun deorsum, iaj. 551; a dun riht
Mark. 12; a. r. 60; a doun Bob. Glmic. 208, 6; Chauc
C. t. 395; pe piler f41 a douu s. s. Wr. 2045; kn^le a
AovmAud. TJ; diin /or a diin Zaj. 6864; Orm. 631; doun
Percev. 785; ddnes (pi.) a. r. 380.
..Coogic
ddnward downward, Orm. 2056.
dunch, (ymp. AS(Kc. duncor and OMGerm. tunchaler
(obscurus), dunch, dark, HaUiw. diet. 324.
dunclien, Dan. dunke, 8wed. dunka, dwrncA, „tundere'*,
prompt, parv. 135.
dung, A%ax.OFris.AMXi^,dang;AoTigMand.i%; Ckauc.
C. t. 13735; (donge) n/t'wMM", prontpt. parv. 127; dungfi
(dat.J Rob. Qlouc. 310, 13; (acc.J a. r. 142; donge (ace.)
Mis. 4718.
dungbeep Wr, spec. 103.
dung, OHGerm. tunc (hypogeumjf pUf podf ichleadfl
ham . . , into so deep dung pet hadruncned |>erinitfar4. 15.
dungeu, ASax. dyngRn, dung, prompt, parv. 127 ; don-
gen or. P. P. 1 566.
dunien, jISoot. dyuian, Olcd. dyn}&, dnn&, din, resound,
La^. 30410; dunnin prompt parv. 135; dunede (pret.)
Mark. 20; ]>e erpe dunede under hem Bob. Olouc. i59, 3;
denede Will, glose. 221; rel. ant. 2, 7; donid Rick. 4975;
compos, adunien.
duning (dunning), ASax. dunung, nou^, prompt, parv.
135.
dunnen? donned (part.) dun coloured, HaUiie. diet. 310.
dunt, ASax. Olcel. (?) dynt, di»t, ictus, La^. 8420;
Kath. 22; Alis. 1505; sweordes dunt a. r. 60; pu schol~
dest iseo wel longe him smite duntea wip pin 4ye, fir pu
Bchuldest 4ni dunt ihire Wr treat. 135; dint Orm. 4290;
m. F. P. 12124; dint, dent WilLgloas. 22i; dent Launf.
332; duntes (pi.) oieland ntyA*. 1225; c. of I. 1162; din-
tes jw. consc, 7017; met. horn. 135; dintus ant. Arth. 40,9.
dun ten (dnnt) dv-nt, dash, met. horn. XII.
duppen, ASax. dyppan, dip; dippen pi*o»n|rf. pan?. 121;
dippest {pres.) Orm. 1551; duppep Shoreh. li; dipped
{part.) pr. consc. 8044.
dip per e dipper, Wicl. gloss.
dure, ^6W. duru, dure, Oi^'rts. dure, dore, Ooth.da,uro,
OHOerm. turi, tura, Gr. &up!i, door,rel. ant 1, 225; Fum.
p. 8, 64; dur Tor. 1144; Amnd. Hobs. 11, 2; dore Ghauc.
C. t. 552; IsunA. 652; duren (dores) {pi) LaT,. 2363;
doren Rob. Gtouc. 495, 22; Wr. spec. 110; Shoreh. 55.
dorstod Wr. voc. 170.
doretree vis. P. P. 833; Havel. 1806.
dnreward Xaj. 17672; doreward Shoreh. 46.
..C.oogic
168 ddren
ddren (dure), Fr. dnrer, dure, last, Chauc. C. t. 2772;
dfirede {pret.) Lot,. 26708*; via. F. P. 12200.
durren (durn), ASax. durraa (?), OSax. ( gi-)durran (?),
OHOerm. (ge-)turren (?), Goth. (ga-)daurBan, dare, „av-
dere", prompt, parv. 114; dur pr. consc. 4135; dore
Wicl. gtloas. 15; durste (^et.)Kath. 1315; Wr. spec.lOi;
Immb. 618; durste (dorste) ia3.375; dorste Percev. 19(i6;
dorete (purste) vis. P. P. 5136; Wart. hiat. 2, 74; perste
Marg. 304-j Bek. 1156; dursten Mand. 282.
duratij, ^Saa;. dyrstig, OHGerm. {g\-)taratigGr, daring,
audax.
dir8ti3llke audacter, Orm. 16153.
duachen dash, smite; duscband (port.) Gajr.^iusa. 37S;
dusched (^pret.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1538; duschit pr. conac. gloss,
291; see dascheu and dwescheu.
duai, ASax. dysig, ODutck duisig, OHOerm. tusiger,
dizzy, foolish, Kath. 782; a. r. 208; owl and night. 1464;
disi pr. consc. 771; desi rel. anL I, 179.
dasilsc Kath. 425.
dusischipe a. r. 182.
dusien, ASax. Aysigean, OFris.dusia, dizzy, be Joolish;
desiet ( prea.) rel. atU. 1, 177.
dusK, cmp. Swed. dusk, dusk, nvhilus, obacarus; deosc
a. r. 94.
dusknesse Wicl. gloss.
dusken dasJe, obscurare, cr. P. P. 1122; dusking (^rt.)
Chauc. C. t. S808.
, dust, ASax. ODutch Olcd. dust, dust, „pulvia", prompt,
parv. 135; Orm 1636; a. r. 252; lud. Cov. 225; pat dust
(doust) La'T,. 27646; doust reL aia. 1, 28; douste {dal.)
jlum. p. 18, 26.
dusteu d/oA^ dusted l^pres^ a. r. 314.
dustea, Olcel. dusta (?), cmp. OFria. Aasi, dash, smite,
a. r. 212; deate? (prea. subj.) Shoreh. 52; duste {pret)
Kath. 1094; idust {pan.) Marh. 11.
dusti, ASax. djstig, dusty, Hide. thes. J,, 224; prompt.
parv. 135.
duten, OFr. douter, doubt, /ear; duted (pres.) a. r.
244; douteu Mand. 64; douted {ptai.) c. of I. 382.
dntten, ASax. dyttan, dU, close, Wr.spec. 110; dutt«n
(ditten) a. r. 82; ditten Orm. 18590; dittez (pres.) Mor.
a. p. 2, 588; dutte {pret.) La^. 19812*; Marg. 208; idut
ddve 169
{part.) rd. arU. 1, 90; c o/ Z. 31 ; compos, fordutten.
duve?
dilve-, dfiyedoppe, jlSaa-. dufedoppa? dive-dapper, „mergu~
lus", Wid. gloss.
duYelrihte?/a%? ah f^Ue (feollen) bi (a) dun dftvel-
rihtes Katk. 1599.
duvelunge /a(iy? ant te meiden duvelunge feol dun
to pe eorde Mark. 20; d^veling HaUiw. did. 300.
diiven? deoven? ASaos. Auf3.n,Aeo{an(?),douve, plunge;
d4f {pres. imper.T) Mark. 17; de&ef (pret.) L03. 6505;
d^f? Mark, gloss. 100.
dflven, ASiojx. djfan, dive; diven prompt, pare. 124;
vis. P. P. 77i8; duTod {pres.) a. r. 262; dived rel. ant.
1, 221; dSfde \pret) Mark 22.
dwal? ASax. dval (?), Gotk. dv&h, foolish; ()at dfivel
dwale WaH. fiist 1, 22; ne chid pu wip neniie dwale rd.
atU. 1, 183; dwale heretie, Orm. 7454; see dul.
dwale, Olcel. dvala, dvol {mora), OHGerm. tvaia {id.),
Dan. dwale {somnus), from dwelen, narcotic potion, night-
shade. Goto. conf. am. 3, 14; Chauc. G. t. 4159; rel. ant.
1, 324; prompt, parv. 134.
dwalken? from, dwal? see Or. gr. 2, 283, lead into
error? purh dwalkende lare Orm. 7441.
dwelen, ASax. dvelan, OHOerm. twelan {torpere, so-
piri); compos, adwelen.
dwelien? dwellen, j45aa;. dvelian, dwellan {errare, tar-
dare), Olcd. dvelja {morari, tardare), OHGerm. twalian,
Uie\h.n{morari), dwell; dwellen Orm. 9938; s. s. Wr. 1635;
dwellin „mora/v'", prompt parv. 134; dwelle (duelle) Alis.
225; Shoreh. 19; \Vr. spec. 82; Ckatic. C. t. 2356; him
reowep pat he dwellep her swa swipe lange on eorpe Orm.
5576; dwelle (dwele) ^errant", ps. 94, 10; dweled {pret.)
nerravi", 118, 176; dwelde moroyi, via. P. P. 14612; s. s.
Wr. 3204; dwalde Orm. 13218; compos, bidwelien?
dweole, ASaa:. (ge-)dveola? error, delusion, otcl and
night. 1237; rel. songs 2, 35; wend a wei mine eien vrom
pe worldes dweole a. r. 62; heo was igon o dweole she
had lost her way, 234*; see dwole.
dw6r doubtf Mapes 361; dwfsre {ace.) lud. Cov. 17; 117.
dwergh (duergh), ASax. dveorg, Olcel. dveigr. Oil Germ.
tuerg, dwarf , Mand. 206 ; 7^.2390; Gaw. gloss. 37 B; dwerw
{daeTW)^prompt parv.; Triat. 2, 86; dwerf Ipom. 1746.
170 iiteitAm
dweschen, ASax. dvaescan; compos, adweschen.
dwilde, 4SoLC.(ge-)dYyid, Ootk.d\alil}a, en-or,Orm. 97 3 6.
dwimor, -4Sair, (ge-)dYimor {pkantaama); compos, i-
dwimor.
dweomercraeft magic art, La^. 30634.
dweomerlsklice^, 270; demerkik Jf or. a. p. 2,1561; Alex.
Stevens. 15.
dwinen?dwlnien? .liSax. dvinan, ODutck dvrinen, Oled.
dyiaa.,dwine, waste; dwinin „evanescere", prompt, pare. 134;
dwine Wid. gloss.- 15; pf. eonsc. 703; as gres in medowe
i drie and dwiae Hallim. diet. 336; dvinep Gow. c&nf. am.
2, 117; dwinede( pret^ Wid.gloss.; dwined (jwW.) Ckaue.
r. r. 360; compos, fordwinen.
dwole, ASax. (ge-)dvola, OUGerm. (ga-)twola, error,
delusion, owl and night. 923; see dweole.
4, A^ax. ae? OFris. ^? see ae.
£gede stupid, Joolish; hig egede orhel Mark. 11; hw&egede
ping is orhel a. r. 282,
?&\engeelli?ige,miaerable,vis.P.P. 378; Ckauc. C. t. 6781;
fi!ing(e) Halliw. diet. 331; Brand. 30; Menge s. s. FTeft.
227; Slengere (comp.) HalUw. diet. 331.
eiinglich altd. bl. 1, 396; glengllche vis. P. P. 7531.
Slengenes Ohauc. r. r. 7406; Alengenes s. s. Web. 1736.
4r5de irresolutef heo was howful and ergde owi anrf night.
1293.
ead, j^Saa*. ead Grein's gloss., OffQerm.(gi-)6teT, bder,
Olcel. audr (t^toes, beatus); see ead.
eadmede, ASa^, ead-, eadmsdu Grein's gloss., OHGerm.
ot-, odmuoti, grace: purh his aedm&len La^, 10013; and
jeorneden Ardures grid & his S^dmsden 21866.
Mmod, A%ax. ead-, eadmod, OSax. 6d-, odmodi, OHOerm.
6t-, odmuoter, huitMe, gracious, Wr. voc. 90; a. r, 158;
aedmcd Orm. 2887; mid aedniode worden La-^. 22422;
purh pine Mmode wil 25571.
MmOdhche humUy, a. r. 94; aedmodhche La-T^. 26288;
aedmi5dll3 Orm. 1108.
edmodnesse humility, a. r. 8; aedmodnesse Orm. 19218.
eadmsdien make humble; eadmodied {pres. imperat.) a. r.
278*.
ddnesse (hednesse), .^Soik- eadness, happiness, Kemb. Sal.
a. Sat. 230.
eadi, ASax. eadig, Goth, audags, Olcel. audigr, OSax.
.L.OOc^lC
earn 171
Mag, OHOerm. otager, happy, rich, Mark. 2; o. r, 28;
Shoreh. 129; eadi, 4di Lot,. 2361; 16559; 6di ret awt.
2, 228; aedi;^ Orm. 2333; aeidi (jedi) men (fi earme
Furn. p. S, 115.
eadilTchc happily, a. r. 328.
eadinesse happiness, a. r. 28.
earn, ASax. earn, Ofm, fim, ODiUeh oom, OHOerm.
oheim, earn, uncle; earn, aem Zia3. 8B31; 8897; earn Rob.
Br. 90, 15; eem prompt, pam. 139; ii tmus dtic. 397;
em -fftcfc. lAea. 1, 227; TrisL 1, 84; Gote. cotif. am. 2, 267;
Octov. 1379; m. Jr(A. F. 1681; yem Chat. pi. 2, 55; *mis
[gen.) s. «. Wr. 1054; 6me ( Art.) CAouc. Ti-ot?. 1022 ; fimes
(pi.) Percew. 1050.
eard, ASax. eard, OSax. ard, MHGerm. art, /owii,
country; aerd Xaj. 29174; Orm. 1416; pe king of pisaeii
earde LaT,. 7417; in unkllde earde a. r. 358; erde {dat.)
Mor. a. p. 1, 248; ich fare hom to min(e) erde owl and
night. 460 compos, middelerd.
eardien, ASaw. eardiao, OHOerm. arton {arare, ha-
bitare,) dwell, habitare; erden Will, gloaa. 223; eardid
{pres.") Marh. 9; erdestpa. 2], 4; erded(pre(.) WiU.gloas.;
erdand (part.) ps. 16, 12*
eardiQg, ASax. eardung, dwelling, habitatio.
eardingstowe owl and night. 38.
eare, ASax. eare, OFria. &re, OSax. ore, OHGerm.
6ra, Olcel. eyra, Goifi, auao, eor, Jfa(A. 1734; aere Orm.
2800; Sre-Fwrm-p. 15,118; „&re ansa", prompt part). HI;
ea,rfin{ pi.) Mark. 20; a. r.90; ifora969t ^ren Alia. GiiS;
Wr. p. 9. 154; fires Mand. 205; ^»'. consc 782; seres
ifaWtw. (fic(. 946.
erelappe earlap, rel. ant. 1, 54.
eerering earring, Wicl. gloss.
3erwigge earwig, prompt, parv. 143.
earn, ASax. earn, Olcel. ocn, cmp. OHGerm. aro gen.
aren, Goth, ara jfew. arin8,cm, eagle, a. r. 134; aernio3.
2826; Orm. 5880; ern Will, gloss. 2^3; Launf. 268; ernes
{gen.) rel. ant. 1, 209; Hob. Glmic. 177, 2; ernes {pl^ a.
r. 196.
earnen, .^Soa;. earnian, ODwteA arnen, ernen, 0//^Germ.
amen, earn; a,rne SalUw. nug. poet. 14; compos, ofeamen.
erning, ASax. earning, earning, desert, Furn. p. B, 32.
east, ASax. east, OFris. aest, oeet, 0 Dutch oost, Oicri.
:„C.OO.^IC
173 easte
anat (?), east; fot „onena'', prompt, parv. 1 43 ; fet, eest
noriente", Wicl. gloas. 16; east in oriente, owl imd night.
921; pat aest & west & sup & norp pis middelaerd bi-
Mken Orm. 12125; i shall walk eest (veraua orientem) Mar.
mir.pl. 172; bi easte Skorek. 137; bi ^ate J*wrm. p. 18, 2.
aestd&le Orm. 16400.
ae3t-(east-)ende Lot,. 28305.
fetsee Fum. p. 13, 18.
fistslde Bob. Glouc. 2, 10.
estward Brand. 2.
^stviinA prompt, paro. 143.
easte? easten? ASax. casta (?), OFria. fcta, aesta?
OHGerm. osten? east: bi esten a. r. 232; Bofc. Br. 45, 4.
eaeter, A8ax. easter, eastre, OHGerm. ostra, Faster;
aester (easter) ioj. 14896; ^ster Brond, 11; flstere (dal.)
Aud. 41; eestem (i>l.) „pascha", prompt, pare. 143.
4sterdei a. r. 412.
&sterlomb chron. Vtlod. 88.
eastern, ASax. eaaiera,eastfr}>: of ae3terne(naestene'')
weorlde L03. 27393.
ead, ASax. ead(e), OSax. odi, OHGerm. oder, eaiA,
eo^, ^otA. 626; blide hi biep and eade Hick. thes. 1,224;
aep Orm. 13012; an his mode him wes pA aede La^,.
22359; M 2234; ^d W ivfilen a. r. 232; ep Rob. GLoue.
327, 2; WiU. gloss. 223; Gow. co«/. am. 1, 60; Mm. 20;
Boh. Br. 194, 3; epe Mor. a. ■p. I, 1201; CAauc. TroH.
7220; ed (ead) eaai/y, a. r. 62 ; eade 276; iepe (eade) i- Wm.
p. 8, 143; aepe Orm. 17676; 6pe c. 0/ i. 1281; i/oi-«. 61;
Hartsh. met. t. 97; eip Degree. 473; compos, ungde.
aepelic etuy; for aepelike gilte Orm, 10172; nepeli3 easily,
12534.
Mfele eaady felt, a. r. 194. '
edlete lightly esteemedf Furn. p. 8, 37 & 130.
£dsSne (-cene) easily seen, Kath. 381; a, r. 116.
ebbe, ASair. ebba, OJ?rM.ebbe, e66, ^ii. 6184; Chauc.
C. t 10673.
ebben (ebbe), ASax. obbian, ^b, lud. Cov. 56; ebbe
or flowe Hartsh. met. t. 131.
ec, ASax. ec, eac, OFria. ak, Olcel. Goth, auk, OSnir.
OC, OHGerm, ouh (rtiam, «ed, autem), eke, also, moreover,
Mark. 14; a. r. 168; Orm. 159; £k ^t. (?fouc 200, 3;
Alii. 2164; and ^ icli frovri rele wiste ou^ and nighL
.L.OOc^lC
eche 178
535; eek Ckauc. C. t. 41.
Bche, A8ax. ece, ache, pain, a. r. 282; Fum.p. 8, 100.
Sche, ASane. ece, aece, tUmal, Katk. 302; a. r. 108;
Orm. 971; rd. ant. I, 130; owi and night. 1377; fche
(iche) resta Hick. thes. 1, 224.
gcheiiche eternally, Kath. 2387.
fecnesse eternity, Kath. 664; J/nrA. 7; echenesse a. r. 144.
6che? jlSoa:. eaca? increojie, addition : wipoiite wane and
telle SJtoreh. 10; see eke.
6chen, ASax. €cean, ^can, O.Saa-. okian, OHGerm. au-
ehoQ, etc, increase, a. r. 124; re/, atwi^s 5, 126; 4che iioft.
Giofw. 199, 19; HV. apec. 92; Shoreh. 38; -4iM. 6026;
TFtW. ^ioM. 15; ^ken Oni'.ddic. 57; eke pr.conac. 3256;
Bo6. &■. 176, 4; 4che (^p««.j CAawc. Trovf. 705; ^kes
„adjiciet", pa. 50, 9.
ed, ASax ed, GoiA. id, Olcel id, OHGerm. it, r^i^d).
edgan? Win? o. r. 390*
edgrow edgreto, aftermath, prompt, pare. 135.
? edisch, ^Soir. edesc, edisc, ediah.
edi8{h)heime „co(wrHia;", ps. 101, 40.
edwit, jdSaa;. edvit, Goth, idveit, OHGerm. itwlz, reproach,
a. r. 108; fio6. Glouc. 379, 16; aedwlt in^, 5827.
edwiten (edwite), A^ax. edvltan (?), reproach, blame, Wid.
gloss. 15; vis. P. P. 3213; Furrt. p. 4, 8; pr. come p. 11*;
etwite (pres. suij.) a. r. 42"6.
fiddre, ASos. aedre, OFris. 6A(ire, OHGerm. Uta, vein,
rel. ant 2, 273 ; (dat.J a. r. 258.
eder, ASax. edor, OSax. eder, MHGerm. eter, eder,
hedge, . . .
efen, A^ax. ef(e)n, emn, OFm, eveu, iven, Olcel. iafn,
OHGerm. ebaner, even, like, equal, just, Orm. 1840; (efne)
a. r. 2 ; even Ckaua. a. f. 1 49 ; Wicl. Luke 20 ; evene d6m
C. of I. 490; eivin (sitbst.) Mar. mir. pi. 62; euch &n bt
hia evene Kath. 57; an emo evenly, conjointly, Shoreh. 75j
efne (eafne) pissen worden even widi these icorda, La'^,
25939; ich singe efne owl and night. 313; pat is evene
above pin hfived Wr. treat. 132; to bere him evene Chauc.
G. (.1525; eveneforp wippi selverts. P. P. 11637; em(ne)
forp (to?) mi wit Chauc. Trail. 2089; compos, anefeu.
efeiuild Orm. 18fi05; evoneld „coaetanetis", prompt parv. 143.
evencrisieiie feltow-chriatian, vis. P. P. 3353; em(n)cristene
Hick thea. 1, 223.
:,, Google
174 Ofrp
evenhed nequity", Wid. gloss.
evenknight nfeUow-soldier", Wid. gloss.
efeuhk evenly: whilk is wip god al efenhk Orm. 1837;
evenli „eguitably", Wicl. gloss.
efemnete, OHGerm. ebeninazer, equal, Orm. 3099; even-
mete ps. 48, 13.
evennes, ASax. efenniss, evenness, „aeguitas", ps. 10, 8.
efne, OIceL eini {opportunity), Dan. evne {ability)f ef-
ter hire efne a. r. 6.
efnen, ASax. efnan, OIceL iafna, OHGerm. ebanon,
6oth. (ga-)ibnjan, even, „aequare", Orm. 1396; eTenen
Wid. gloss. 17; evenin prompt, parv. 143; efned, evened
{pres.) a. r. 82; 132; evenep Sei. 1629; efnede {pret.^ a.
r. 126; evened {part.) ps. 88, 7.
efning, from efen (ew apeling,/fom apel)? equal, a. r.
182; efuing, efening Orm. 10703; 10991; eyening Kath.
119; owl and night. 770.
eft, A^ax. eft, aeft, OSax. OFris. eft, eft, after, again,
Lffl5.3264; Kath. 1449; Orm. 181; c. of I. 751; vis. P. P.
11590; Gow. eonf.am. 2, 264; CAaiwr. C. t 1671; Jfaik/.
14; Hoed. 1, 40S; and ^ver eft lie was lame li beaus disc.
477; eft BOne oieZ aW nijU 819; Wtd. John 20; (efte)
Mtw. a. p. 1, 332; pr. consc. 6523; Mar. mir. pi. 143.
eft, ASax. eofot (cwipa)? eft and nip met. ham. 35.
eg, ASax. ecg, Oi^'ris. eg, Olcel Ogg, OSaa;. eggia,
OMOerm. ekka, ed(?e, „acie3^, Wr. voc. 238; egge jB-tmyrf,
^OM). 136; Alis. 1271; egge (da(.) ins. ^202; Orw.8U6;
Zt &eau.s (^jlsc. 1923; mid sweordes egge a. r. 60.
eggetsl Gow. conf. atn. 2, 251.
eggen, ASax. egian, ecgan? Olcel. eggia, OHGerm.
egian, ecken, edge, incite, instigate, a. r. 146; Orm. 11819;
eggin ^incitare", prompt, parv. 136; occare: eggen oper
harwenP. P. p. 514;- egged {pres.) incites, r el. ant I, 131;
eggen Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 169; egged {pret^ „incited'^,
WiU. gloss. 222; pr. consc. 5483; Adam and Eve he egged
t6 ille vis. P. P. 590; eggiden Wid. gloss. 15; i knif
iegged in eiper side Bob. Olouc. 310, 19.
eggunge incitation, instigation, a. r. 82; egging Orm.
11675; Mor. a. p. 2, 241.
egle, Fr. aigle, eagle, Mand. 48.
egre, Fr. aigre, eager, sharp, sour, WHl. gloss.; M'^id.
gloss.; Chauc. C. t 9075.
=dbvGoogIe
flSia }7S
egrebclie eagerly, vit. P. P. 10928,
e^e, ^Saa;, ege, aege, OHOerm. egi, fear, terror, Orm.
4481; eie Mark. 5; a. r. 418; Fum. p. 8, 140; Wr.p. s.
196; eye Bek. 282; Rich. 3609; aeio, avJfi La^. 4733;
9126; aye Rd>. Br. 275; see A'Tfi.
eiful Kath. 40.
e^elaes Orm. 6191.
43 e , A^ax. eage, OFris. 4ge, OSoa^. oga, OHGei-m. ouga,
Olcel. auga, Oo(A. augo, ilwaa, oko, £a(. ocu-Jus, eye, owl
and ni^At. 426; fighe pr. ctwwc. 2234; Perceo. 691; 6ie a.
n 60; eighe wis. P. P. 5857; ee Mar. mir. pi. 176; eje,
136 IVtcZ. jiosB. 15; i^e Rob. Br. 330, 10; ighe Chauc.
V. t. 2682; ae^en (pi.) ^03. 7247; &7fiix Brand. 2fi ', e^hea
(eien) Hick. thes. 1, 222; eiea a. r. 16; ei^en WiZi, glots.
322; gyen, ^ghen Ckaue. C. t. 152; 627; een ant. jlriA.
47, 1; elineu Kath. 497; 4ghue Orw. 3415; humb. 620.
esebrewe Wr. ;>. a. 239.
eyeled prompt, pare. 136; ^elid Wr. yoc 206.
^sheaaife Orm. 9426.
eaehsen, aehseon, OHOerm. ougsiuni, Xaj. 3092; 9703;
€x8en r£^. anf. 1, 103; out of his eighes^ne IViat. 3, 14.
^hsihile Katk. 2347*; Mark. 17; eihsihde a. r. 58; fi^he-
sihpe 0<-m. 186S.
^ypurl Mark. 8; 6ipurl a. r. 62.
63686, .4Saa-. egesa, OHGemt. egiso, horror.
aei368ful i/03. 17912; eisful Mark. 9.
eiahc horrible, Wr. voc 90; eisliche wihte Fum. p. 8, 142.
ei, MHGerm. ei? e^/i, /foec/. 1, 393.
ei (ey), -iSaa:- aeg, Olcel. egg, OHOerm. ei, ej^, iioi.
(riowc, 404, 7; Gow. con/, am. 3, 76; Chauc- C. t. 12734;
or. P. P. 447; It'ic/. e/ioM. 15; Lidg. m. p. 244; ey (eg)
promjjt. parv. 136; ai Trial. 3, 79; ^d/is. 568; 0am. 604;
flcA. Br. 175, 1; ey6 {dat.) owl and night. 133; eir mon-
ger(e)3 Fum. p. 12, 69: eireii (pi.) a. r. 66; Ma/id. 49;
i. c. c. 7: airen Alis. 4719; egges ijis. P. P. 7279; IIV.
s. a. c. 56, 13.
aischelle jiiw. 577.
ei, ASax. eg, ig, ODutch ei, Olcel. ey, ey (m compos.)
eilond w/aW, re;, anf. 1, 220; ^nd Boi. Ilr. 77, 5; ilaiid
Tj-iit. I, 94; ilond Laj. 1133*; Oclov. 539.
eile, -dSaa:.egla {a>-i»ta)f Wr. voc. B6,ail, awn, ^adM",
Halltw. diet. 343; eilen (pi) a. r. 270.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoOglc
ITU eila
eile (eil?), Goth, agio? ml, harm, a. r. 50; 62; 186';
Laz- 82 81*.
eile, ASax. egle, Goth, aglua, grieooua: eyie and hard
and muehe hit wes c. of I. 223.
eilen, A^ax. eglan, Goth, agljan, aU, ffrieve, harm, a.
r. 2Tfi; Rich. 3829; eslen Orm. 4767; eiled (;>rra.) Kath.
1699; eile)) Chavc. G. t. 1083; 1 woot wel what Biknessc
yow eiiep vtn. P. P. 4316; eilie {subjtin^.) a. r. 418; eiie
Marh. 9; ailed (part.) Min. 41.
eise, OFr. eise, ease, a. r. 108; ese Jiek. 2133; pr.
consc. 595; eese CAauc. C. t. 971.
eise (aise"), Fr. aise, coot/, o. r. 20.
eisil, OFr. aissel, Gr. *oSa>.tc? vinegar, a. r. 402; C.
o/i. 1150; eisel 6'Atf«c. r. r. 217; j1w</. 64.
4it (aeit), A%ax. igod? aii, isie, La-^. 23874.
eitlond island, T^a'i,. 1117.
fike, j4Sair. eaca, addition; t^ken (to ^ke) moreover,
Mark i; t^ken Orm. 747; teke (to eke) a.r. 78; on ^e
Wr. spec. 34; see ^he.
eker (iker), /or niker? .^iis. 6175; ekeris {pi.) 6202.
■61, A?iax. &fi\, OHGerm. k\, OIcel.k}\, eel, prompt. parv.
137; €Ies (pi.) ,¥ond. 161; Slis i. c. c. 50.
filgGr, ODutch aelgeer, eehpear, prompt, parv.
eld, elde, ^Saa;. aeld(o), eld(o), yld(o), OSaa. eldi,
O/crf. old, Goth, aids, OJlGerm. alti, a^--, H'^ici. jZoas. 16;
elde Wr. spec. 48; pis. P. P. 6658; CAowc. C. (. 2449;
pr. come. 1513; elde, nlde Fvm. p. 8, 9 & 188; elde
(dat.) a.r. 318; Own. 754; Mand. 293; aelde 1,(13. 11546.
elding („eilding"), Olcd. elding, eldiHg, Juel, prompt,
parv. 136.
ele? ASax. ele, aele (?), Goth, alia, Zat alius, Gr.
SXXo^ otAer.
eldeodi, ASax. elpeodig, foreign, a. r. 348*.
alpeodisc, ASax. elpeodisc, id., Zhj. 2301.
ele, ASax. ele Ettm. lex., oele Botrf, eo, gloaa., oil, Orm.
13252; SftweA. 41; e\\ Hick. thes. 1,229; eole Jfa<A.2512;
eoli Mark. \\; a. r. 320; oli ps. 4, 8.
elesaew Orm. 8667.
elien (elye) oii, oitU, Shoreh. 41; elep (pres.) 42; ieled
(niheled") {part.) Rob. Glove. 457, 7; he was icrfined
and ieled LaT,. 31941.
ellarn, ASax. ellarn (?), cmp. LGerm. elhorn, alhoro.
.L.OOc^lC
elleu 127
elder, „»ambucus", Wr. voc. I&I; eUera prompt, parv, 137 ;
eller vis. P. P. 595; hillern? ibid.; see Wider.
ellen, ^iSoar. ellen, OSax. OHGerm. ell&n, O/crf. eljan,
Goth, aljan, strength, comffyrt, (elne) M.arh. 10; a. r. 106.
ellenlaes Orm. 10908.
, elles, ASax. OFris. elles, OHGerm. elles, alles, /rom
ele, rfs^, Orm. 7983; oiot and night. 662; Hand. 5; pr.
«MMC. 1281; Hoccl. IT, 23; ellis yis. P. P. 182; sooran*.
211; elles hwar a. r. 78; owl atid night. Q30; elles whoder
aliorsum, Fum. p. XVII, 549.
elm, ASaar. elm, elm, prompt, parv. 138.
elne, ASax. eln, OHGerm. elna, elina, OPris. ielne,
O/cei. alin, Go(A. aleina, i^at. ulna, Gr. oiKi'ir^, ell; elne,
elle yrOTwpf. parv. 138; elne facc.j ^iis. 2750; ftn elne long
TFr. spec 35; elle ("(iat-J Oclou. 934; elnen fpij fioJ. Glouc.
429, 3.
elbowe Ifr. voc. 87; HV. (j-eot. 139.
eln^erde Gaw. gloss.
elnen, ASax. elnian, OHQerm. ellinon, G<a}i. aljanon,
from ellen, comfort, a. r. 10; elnede (■pret.) Kath. 672.
elp, ASax. elp, yip, elephant, rel. ant. 1, 223; see alp.
emti, ASax. eni(e)tig, aem(e)tig, empty, Katk. 398;
prompt, parv.; (empti) a. r. 166; Chauc. C. t. 3892 ; wiet
^om.151; Amti Rob. Glouc. 17,23; &ne amtie place ^o/ftw.
diet. 57.
emtien (empte), ASax. Gm(e)tian, emtigeaii, empty,
Chauc (J. t. 12669; aemteden (pret.) LaT,. 30408.
en, Fr. en, Lat. in.
encllne(n), inclAie, Mor. a. p. 1, 629.
encorabren ineumher; acorabre via. P. P. 932; encombiil)
(pres.) Hoed. I, 355; encombred (part.) Chauo. C. t. 510,
endite(D), OFr. endicter, endlter, indict, indite, prompt,
parv. 139; Ckaue. C. t. 2743; Gam 704.
engin, OFr. engin, Lat. ingenium, engin, conlriiance, Wr.
spec. 58; Alia. 1213; Chatic. C. t. 12267.
enhaunse(n) enhance, Chauc. C. t. 1436; anhaasi Itoh.
Glouc. 198.
enberite(n) inherit, Mor. a. p. 2, 240,
empeire(Q), Fr. empirer. Span, einpeorar, itapair, Mand.
316; apeire vis. P. P. 3634.
enqudre(D) inquire, Bek. 1356.
en8pire(n) inspire, Fum. p. XXIX, 80.
12
I7a ende
ende, ABax. ende, OSax. Olcd. endi, OHGerm. enti,
GoUi. andei8,«w^ Orm. 19826; vis. P. P. 1084; Ck<mc. C.
t. 4675; to ende bringe e. of I. 288; al pe ende pet tu
ant heo habbed in ierdet Mark. 16; ^h man . . . wende
hom in bis endeFwrn. p. X,4l; pen(penG)ende rel ant.
I, 175; ende, aende (eande) La;^. 243; 27505; aend&
H. eeitsckr. 11, 298; ^ende Eglam. 961.
endedai Bek. 1963.
endeleaa a. r. 146; endelBs Oaw, conf. am. 2, 231.
? enieloQg endlong, endways, Riek. 264.9; Chaxc. C. t 1993;
endelong hire ant pwertover Mark. 10; eodlang pr. eonso.
8582; endlong pe bord Gow.conf. am. 1, 182; be is end-
longe feouwer & sixti munden La-^^. 21993; over pwart
or endlonges Mand. 49.
enden, ASax. endian, end, a. r. 24; Orm. 3264; ende
harrow. 147; Mor. a. p. 2, 402; ended (pres.) owl and
night. 941; endede (prft.) Rob. Ghmc. 32, 13; compos.
Menden.
ender, cmp. Oerm. ender (pritts) Or. wib. 3, 46, and
Olcel. endr (Mm) Egilss. lex. IBG, former, past: pis ender
dai Wr. spec. 60; Wr. an. lit. 11; Fum. p. XXVI, 2;
s. S. Wd>. 1080; Goto. conf. am. 1,45; cr. P.P.i7&; this
endris (?) dai m. Arth. F. 1017.
ending, ^^jSoix. enduog, ending, WV.apcc.59; pr.oonse.
8772.
ened, ASaas. ened, OJcd. ond, OHQerm. annt. Lot.
ana(t)s, duck; eind (nbeind") Wr. voc. 352; ende prompt,
parv. 139; enede (dat.) rel. ant. 1, 302,
finin, ASax. eanian, DiUck oonen, from 6we? yean,
lami, prompt parv. 140.
enke, Fr. encre, ink, Wid. gloss.
eode, ASax. eode, Gotk. iddia, (pret.J went, Mark. 747;
a. r. 52 ; Wr. spec. 42 ; c. of I 320 ; eode, 3eode Bob. Glouc.
53, 3; 79, 7; ede Hom 115; Mapes 335; jode (yode)
Eglam. 521; Tor. 892; met. hom.. 72; Amad.Robs. LXVI,
9; Mar.mir.pl. 105; jede 0»m 3162; vis. P. P. 4780;
Chauc. C. t. 13209; s. s. Wr. 1964; sacram.299; compos.
bi-, fore ode.
eorl, ^Saa-.eorl, OSax. erl, OIcel.iB.t\, earl, BeA. 507;
erl Chauc. C. t 6739; 3orl Degrev. 1881; eerl Hartsh.
met. t. 3; eorlea f>i.^ Orwt. 3989; Fum. p. VIII, 161.
erldom vis. P. P. 1049.
=dbvGoogIf
eomd ITS
eorne, cmp. Olcd. em (ttrennus), eagetiyf a. r. 44.
eornest, ASaa:. eornOst, OHQerm. eriiust, Wd-th or-
nest, earnest, zeal, ardour: per wes feht swlde stor, eornest
ful stume io3. 16480; iihte mid folle ^orneste 16468*;
emest Goto. con/, am. 1, 297; Ckauc. C. t. 3186; mid
g6de erneat Bob. Qlouc 175, 5; ernest arrka, Gaw. gloss.
379; Wicl. gloss. 16r Hartsh. met. t. 128.
eroestli earnestly, eagerly, promjyt. parv. 142; Mor. a. p.
2, 277.
eorpe, ASax. eorde, iorfle Bout. ev. gloss., OSase.BTi&,
OFris. erthe, erde, OHQerm. erda, Goth, airpa, Olcel. iord,
e€irtk, Orm. 2696; c. of I. 95; eorde (earde) L03. 27817;
erpe vis. P. P. 4468; Goa. conf. am. 3, 92; ps. 11, 7;
Perceo. 156; erthe, erye? prompt, parv. 141; eerpe rcL
OBf. 1, 282; 3orpe Halliw. nag. poel. 50; arpe Wr. treat.
132.
erthedio pr. consc. 4790; erpedine, -Aene. prompL parv. 141.
eordetilie a. r. Hi.
erpetilpe Wtd. gloss.
eordeware inhabitant of the earth, o. r. 322.
eorpllc, eorphj earthly, Orm. 7036; 10933; eorplich Alts.
429; urplich Fum. p. XVII, 269; erdli pr. eoiuc 4955.
eorden earthen, a. r. 388; erpen Chauc C. t. 12689.
eow, ASax. eov, eovic, OSase. iu, OHOerm, iu, iwih,
Cro^ izvis, {rfa(, occ.) i/ow, Fum. p. VIII, 79; eoil La^
737: relsongs VII, 3; ow .Kti/A.277; owlandnight J696;'
ow (ou) c. (^ i. 667; oa harrow. 2; a. r. 8; ou (./w- je)
Bulven 406; ou (/or 30) self Wr. a^ec. 35; juw (>»i. 89;
311 WV. spec. 136; yow (you?) wis. P. P. 489; 3ou (you)
Marg. 136; <7Aoitc. C. *. 730; Aud. 6; 30 ant .^A. 25, 2.
eower (eouwer), ASax. eover, OiSoa;. iuwer, OHGerm.
iwar, G(rt/i. izvar, (gen.) your, La^. 13833; over a. r. 8;
RiA. Glouc. 500, 8; yournoiper nither of you, Amis 852;
he ia your Chauc. Trail. 1679; 3or Fvm. p. XXX, 58;
or Wr. spec. 37; eowre laste kare La^. 13582; eourego-
dea 13947; eoure sunne rel. songs VII, 88; eureaiule rd.
ant 1, 171; in owre bokes Kath. 839; jure iiflji none of
you, Orm. 9271; 3ure preost 934; 30ure (youre) Brand.
5; ois. P. P. 1499; youres yours, Ckauc. C. t. 14200.
Ipen, Olcel. aepa (for oepa), cry; 6pep (pres.) Orm.
919ft; see wepen,
6r, ASax. ear, aeher Ettm. lex. 17, eher Bout. ev. gloss.,
..L.oo^^lc
180 erfe
OHGerm. eliir, ahir, Goth, ahs, Olcel. ax, for, „gpica",
Wr. voc. 233; (ere) prompt, parv. IA\] <Sre (rfoi.) ^iw.
797; eres {pi.) Rob. Glouc. 490, 2.
erfe, ASax. erfe, yrfe, OFria. erve, OHGerm. erbe,
Go(A. arbi, coftie, (doi.) Orm. IOCS; erfes (^i^.) ps. 148, 10.
■ erfte? A8ax. earfe (?), ODutch. erfte, erte, 07cfi. ert,
OHGerm. arawiz. Or. Spo^;, jjea; hurfte = urfte? Wr.
treat 132.
erien, ASax. erian, 0/ce/. erja, OFris. era, OHGerm.
erren, ear,plough, owl andnight 1037; aerien £03. 10030;
erie WIS. P. P. 3800; eriin „arare", prompt, paro. 141;
eren, ere WicLgUm. 16; ere 3fa W. 44; CkaHc. C, (.888;
eren (pres.) Gow. cow/, am, I, 152; erede (p^-ef.) a. r.
384; ifoJ. GioKC. 21, 13.
ere re plougher, Wtcl. gloss.
ermen (emie), ASax. yrman, from arm, make miserable,
grieve, Chauc C. t. 13727.
erming, ASax. erming, misery. Alts. 1525.
ern, ASax. ern, a&iv, house: compoa. bak-, bere-, brfiw-,
cwartern.
erne?
emeful emfid, sad, Chavc. C. t. Tyr. 12236*.
erren, OFr. errer, Lat. errare, err, cr. P. P. 1679;
erre (pres.) Ckauc. C.(. 12377; erride {pret.) Wicl. gloss. ]R.
errour, OFr. errour, error, Shorek. 30; pr.consc. 4266,
es, OFr. ea, e, Lat. ex, e.
assai, Fr. esaai, Lot. exagium, essay, Fum. p. XXX, 166;
Flor. 1500.
abaissen, Fr. ebahiss-ons, abash; abaissed (part.) P. P.
p. 517; abaist Mand. 295; abasched Alts. 224.
e8chape(n) escape, pr. consc. 2678; aschape Will, glass.;
ascapen wis. P. P. 1287.
escflaen, OFr. escOser, excuse, a. r. 304*; esclisede {pret.)
Skorek. 40; excflsed (part.) pr. consc. 6077,
afFraye(ii), OFr. esfroier, a/ray, Chavc. C. t. 8331 ; afrfiiyed
{pret^ Mor. a. p. 2, 1780; afraied (part.) met.hom. 21.
araende(n), OF}-, amender, Lat. emendare, amend, Beh
1094; amended (pres.) a. r. 420.
expounen expound, vis. P. P. 9464.
essoigno, OFr. essoine, essoigne, see Die^wh. 321, Diefevh.
wh. 2, 290, Kuhn's zeitxchr. I, 340, essoin, excuse, JlallitP.
diet. 340; asoine Rob. Glouc. 539, 10.
i:,,C00gIf
asoiiie(n), OFr. essonier, excuse. Bob. Qlouc. 539, 5; asu-
)iiea (asoDien) a. r. 64.
astone, OFr. estoner, aelound, astonish, Oow. conf. am. 3,
5J ; astoneicl (pret) Chauc. C. t. 8192; see astunien.
each? Germ, escli? esh; compos, aver-, edisli?
Sste (este?), ASax. eat, OFris. est, enst, Ofcel. kst,
OSax. OHGerm. aiist, GoUt. anats, Jrom. an, favour, delight,
(r. w. reste) Fum. p. VIII, 181 ; Hick. tkes. 1, 224; fle-
Stihes este a. r. 364; 6ste {dat.) oicl and night. d53 ; Triam.
1416; for goddis Sste Eglam. 904; estes? (^I.) dainties,
Orm. 7542.
eatful a. r. 168.
esthcho datntiiy, a. r. 204.
este, ASax. &ate, favorable, delicious: pat lond n is god
ne hit nis este <ml and night. 997; nas iiin 4ste (este?) ■
mete paer Onn. 829.
etel, ASox. etol {edax); compos, oferetel.
eten, A^ax. OSax. etan, Olcel. eta, OFm. ita, Go(A.
itan, OHGerm. ezan, Orm. 7806; Ckauc. C. t. 9764; ote
Wicl. John 18; to etene a. r. 54; ete (pres.) mtl. horn.
70; (ette) pr. consc. 4676; etest fei. ant, 1, 264; est Rob.
Glouc. 238, 22; etep -SAorcA. 23; et Mark 17; hi etep
owl and night. 1005; at (prel.) Bfk. 274; aet iitj. 8725;
et (et?) Orm. 11549; Degrev. 1419; eet ww. P. P. 3238;
»ie(. AoOT. 39; Stcu Orm. 4797; wm. P. P. 3713; eeten
flicA. 113; ete (subj.) c. of I. 177; eten (part.) vis. P. P.
11562; CkaucC. (.4349; 7w.763; Wicl. John 21 ; (etten)
3. s. Wr. 837; etin Percem. 931; ieten, i;5eteii La^. 6e91;
31773; iete Jtob. Olouc. 418, 13; i^mwd. 14; c. of I. 338;
isete jSAorcA. 23; (iyete) Odor. 757; (isette) Fwrw. p. 7i/,
33; compos, freten; deriv. aet
eten, ^Sor. eton, eoten, Olcel. icitunn, giant, Triat, I,
87; etain Oaie. gloss. 379; yhoten (eten) ps. 18, 6; eotand
(eatande) La'T,. 1375.
4pel, ^ISax. edel, OSoa;. &ail, Olcel. odal, OHGerm.
nodil, „patria'^, Wr. voc. 92.
edien (^di), J-Saar. fidian, breathe, Marh. 13.
ever, ^Saa;. efor, eofor, OHGerm. eber, 6oar.
everfern oak-fern, rel. ant. 1, 52; Jf<w-. a. p. 3, 438,
evese, jlSaa:. efese, yfese, OHGerm. obisa, OFris. ose,
eaves, edge, prompt. parv. 144; Wicl. gloss. 17; ovese (rfat.)
re/, ant. 1, 219; eovesen (doi. pi.) La^,. 29279.
..C.oogic
IB2 eTssieD
evesien, ASase. ef(e)siftD| dip, shear; Qvesede (pT^.)
a. r, 898; evesed (j)ar(,) cr. P.P. 830; ieveset a. r. 422*.
BTesunge ea{ve)sinff, clipping, (dat. ace.) a. r. 142;
398; 6\ssmg9 prompt, parv. 144; evesinges (^I.) vit. P.P.
11820.
evete, ASatc efeto (?), eft (evet), n-eict, Wr. voc. 167;
Wid. gloss. 17; eveten (pi.) Fum. p. VIII, 138; ewtes
Mand. 61.
4we, ASax. eovu, OHOerm. awi, ODvtck ouwe, oie,
ewtf, reZ. ant. 1, 161; awe fitte. owe. sotw^s 1, 11; ouwe
Mapes 385; eeiie, yeene (pi.?) l^tci. gloss.
^welaoib, ODutck oilam, TTici. gloss.
£4, ^Soar. f&h, Ofm. fach? OBGerm. (gj-)f6her, /of,
/w. 874; (faa) pr. consc. 1453; fo Bek. 870; CAauc. C'. (.
63; Havd. 1363; to (fi) a. r. 62; fon (^i^.; Bek. 711;
c. o/ /. 683; voinii (fftu) a. r. 388; compos, ifk.
foman prompt, paro.; Mar. a. p. 2, 1175; Toa-(f&-^aa
a. r. 186.
fad, Fr.iaA%,daU, wan, {i&Ae) Q aw. gloss.; Wid. gloss.;
Goto. conf. am. 2, 117; (faed) Mar. mi,: pi. 149; vad Wr.
treat. 138.
faden (fade) fade,Fum. p. XXX, 42; Lidg. m. p. 35;
vade Halliw. diet. 906; pei faden (prea.) 6ou>. eonf. arn.
2, 117.
fader, ASax. faeder, OSoa:. fader, OFri*. fader, feder,
Goth, fadar, Olcd. fader, OHGerm. fater, iai. pater. Or.
itat^p, father, (nam. dat. ace.) Trist. HI, 38; pm. P. P.
486; 3fartii. 2; Tor. 2058; fader (fadur) Ghauc. C. t. 100;
fadir Iswmb. 313; fader, faeder Lot,. 212; 2971; feder
rel. ant. 1, 1 ; veder a. r. 10; fader (gen.) La^. 398; Orm.
3269; Rob. Glouc. 303, 4; (fadre) reb. Line. 9; fadres
Chauc C. t. 12254; federes Mark. 2; a. r. 406; faderes
(pi.) Hob. Glouc. 127, 3; vaderes La^. 30099; faderen
(dat. pi.) 5724.
faderles Katk. 78.
fadien? A8ax. fadian (ordinare, disponere) Ettm. lex.
334, OUGerm. faton? Graffs sprsch. 3, 450; fad, fadd
(part.f) disposed, prepared? Trist. Ill, 41; Percev. 616.
faec, 0 Icel. (eikr (immanis)? Vortiger wes faec, forhir
he his ]4verd biswaec La^. 13507.
faeie, fdie, ASax. faege, 08ax. fegi, Olcd, feigr,
OHGerm. feiger, cf^in^, dead, La^. 298; 4694; fSye Wr.
:,C00glc
fael 188
spec 28; avow. Arih. IV, 6; f&y Degreo. 755.
fliesid £03. 304.
faeicscipe death, La^. 21268.
fael, ASax. fell, fyll? ruin, dealmctionf {)aet ne mihte
{>es kinges folc of lieom fael makien La'^. 635; J)at beo
wes al forfaren purli pfire leodene vael 2921.
fage (r. w. language) flattery, Lidg. st. of Th. 453.
fa. gia flaUer, „adulari", prompt, parv. 146; f&ge Hcdliw.
diet. 345; fage (imper.) Wid, gloaa.l7; f aged (p ret.) Lidg.
m. p. 27.
fa5en, .^Sox. faegeii, OSax.{agtm, Olcd. feginn, /atn,
glad, rel. ant. 1, 220; faein La;. 11619; fain Fum. p.
XVII, 412; pr. come. 4562; ImnA. 556; wip herte ful
faine lud. Coo. 25; vein a. r. 192; fain, i&va prompt. pare.
146; 152; fain, fawe Chauc. C. t 2439; 5802; fawe k. of
T. 1058; vawe B06. ffiouc. 183, 12; faineat (»upeW.) Jtfor.
a. p. 2, 1219; compoti. ifajen.
fa^er, ^Soa;. faeger, OSoa;. fager, Olcd. fagr, OHGerm.
fagarer, Ge<(A. fagra, /aiV, piUcker, Orm. 6392; fayer e. a.
Wr. 2033; fair Chauc. C. t. 575; faire aightes pr. conac.
9249; faeir, feier La^. 152; 38S6; feir a. r. 20«; chr&n..
Engl. 603; k. of T. 445; fairere {comp) Brand. 33; fei-
rore c. 0/ i. 737; ve3ere3te (attperl.) La^. 29663; fajre
fairly, Orm. 1215; faeire Lai,. 4842; he gr^tte him faire
Bde. 34; feire ckron. Engl. 612.
fairhEd heaiUy, Brand. 9; Alia. 6392; Flf»: 1670.
feirlfiC beauty, Mark. 19; c. of I. 145.
fajernease, ASax faegerness, OHGerm. fagarnesai, fair-
neae, Orm. 12253; fairne^e prompt, paro. 146; Ckauc.
G. t. 1100; fairnes pr. come. 249; veirnes8(e) a. r. 52.
feirachipe beauty, c. of L 690.
fairien, jiStur, faegerian, make fair, become fair;
fairip ipres.) Mi8.290i; fairede (;ire(.) a. r. 302*; feirede
c. of I. 876.
f&3ien, ASax. fAgian, /row iSh, colour, atatn: stremes
of blode f&seden pi feldea La^. 1(1413; if&wed (i vowed)
mid bldde 4165; see fowen.
fah, ASax. fah, f4g, Olcel. f&r, OSax. fgh, OHGerm.
feher, Goth, faihus, cmp. Jtuss. nir'ig and Gr. itoixtXoc, co-
loured, variegated, La^. 24653; foh and grei rel. aongs
IV, 28; foh ne grai Hick, tliea. 1, 224*; foh {printed feh)
ant gtlsrd. ant. 1, 109; fflah Wr.voc. 90; filw GaK.gloaa.
184 fiu
380; fow and ^is hedliw. diet. 376; Triat. II, 9.
fai, MHGerm. feie, Fr. fee, Frov. fada, Ital. fata, fairy.
Govt. conf. am. 1, 193.
faile, MHGerm. vaele, Ofr. faille, Welsh fael, /"«»!;
wipouten (wi|K>iite) faile c, o^ 2. 1162; Qow. conf. am.
2, 71.
fallen, MHGerm. vaelen, OFr. faillir, Wd»h faeln,
/r. feallaim, /at?, Gow. conf. am. 1, 337; faili Gaw. gUm.
879; him ne failled no^t Brand. 13; pei seiii pat wefai-
len Mand. 134; pe king . . . failede his mihte ^03. 2936*;
and failede of his hllre a. r. 404.
faine joy? for faine Iw. 2086; Fhr. 844.
fainen, ^ Sao;, faegniaa, fagenian (faeCart), 0/ceJ. fagna
(gaudere, cum gaudio exctpere), OHGerm. faginon {exul-
tare\ Goth, faginon (j^aipeiv), fawn, rejoice, La^. 3688;
faine sal alle pat hope in pe „laetentur omnea qui aperant
in te", ps. 5, J2; fawnin „blandiri", prompt, parv. 152;
rnne veined he mid ou (penne fahenes (mse. nfanehes")
ow) a. r. 194; fainede swidefolc an hlrSde of Ardures
cume La'T,. 21843; fawned (fauhnede) wip pe tailes vis.
P. P. 10216.
fainare flatterer, prompt parv. 146.
fauning _/aip«»/i^, Wiel.gloa9. 17; Wr.apec. 2i; vawe-
nunge (doL) a. r. 290.
faint, OFr. faint Pies wb. QiG, Jaint, „segnia", prompt,
parv. 153; cr. P. P. 93.
faken, ASax. fAcen, OSaas. fgcni, Olcel. feikn, deceit-
ful, Orm. 12655; foken Bob. Br. 194, 16.
f &ken, ^fiox. flcen, OSax. fScan, Olcd. feikn, OHGerm.
fetcban, deceit, Orm. 12797.
f&ken,f&knen? OHGerm. feihnon? deceive f tokea {prea.)
rd. ant. 1, 179.
fal, A^ax. feall, fell, fyll, OSax. OHGerm. fal, OFri^.
fal, fel, Olcd. fall, /o/f, „ca«Ks", prompt, pare. 147; Kaih.
2322; lAdg. m. p. 29;' (fall) Orm. 11862; Alia. 4412;
(val) a. r. 326; see fa«i.
fald, ABax. feald, OSax. OFria. fald, 0/cei. faldr,
OHGerm, falter, Goth. falp9,/oW; compos. An-, feole-, mani-,
twa-, prSfald.
fald, ASax. fald (?), fold, „omle'', Wr. voc. 204; pr.
come. 4637; fold Wtcl. John 10; faldes {pi.) Orm. 3339.
falde, ASax. feald (?), MHGerm. yalde, valte (p^i«o.
faldeo 185
rec&utwi), Olcel. falda (pephtwi), fold, plica: in one volde
owl and night 696; Testoment of riche fold met. horn.
113; robes in folde Fercev. 32; under felde (r. w. belde)
Wr. spec. 24.
falden (falde), A&aa:. fealdan, Olcel. falda, OHGerm.
Mden, falten, Ooth. falpan, fold, clasp, bend, lv>. 1425;
Itwnb. 307; foldin „j^icare'*, prompt, parv. 168; for no
fa(i)DtiBe Arthur nold folde m. Arth. F. 2547; Jw feen-
des strengpe to folde k. of T. 1118; sixti sir Roger doun
can (r. gan) folde Triam. 326; felde (r. w. elde) rd. ani.
1, 120; ant mei no finger felde (r. to. helde) Wr. gpec.
48; folden (part.) Gaie.gloaa. 382; Wid.gloss. 18; er. P.
P. 452 ; voiden to grunde La^. 2007 7 ; compos, bi-, unfolden.
faldien. Olcel. falda, OHOerm. faldon, foldf blind
fellede {for feldede?) {pret) blind-folded, a. r. 106; fol-
did (port.) Wid. gloss. 18.
falding a sari of doth, prompt, parv. 147; Chaue. C.
t 3212.
fale, Olcel. fair (veMj.is)1 M&r. a. p. 3, 92; see f€le.
falle, ABax. fealle, OHQerm. falla, *rop, prompt, parv.
147; felle t&u^.,* compos, mousfalle.
fallen, JSm;. feallan, OSax. OHQerm. fallan, Ofm.
Olcd. falla, /aH, Xa3, 801; Orm. 7640; vallen a. r. 372;
fallin „cadere, accidere", promptparv. 147 & 148; vallinde
(pres. pdH.) a. r. 280; feol (pret.) La^. 177; Alis. 663;
FfV. «pec. 62; feol, veol a. r. 226; 280; fel (fell = fel?)
Orm. 67; h of T. 1086; Launf. 755; f^l, fll via. P. P.
9072; 9699; fil Chauc. C. t. 847; fill Brand. 1; feollen
Lot,. 573; f61!eo dm. P. P. 12701; felle (feollen) ^oiA.
1598; fuiien c. o/ (. 100; fallen (pret. part.) harrow. 108;
Mand. 52; compos, a-, bi-, i-, tof alien.
fals, jISox. fals, Xa(. falsus, /oZse, a. r. 74; Bcfc. 1004;
(«u6<t) Onw. 12177; valsest (awper^.) £03. 30182.
fahbed /otjeAooii, Gow, cow/, am. 2, 226; pr. cotwc. 1176.
falsliche falsdy, vis. P. P. 12785.
falsien (falsie), ASaa;. {a.\9ia.n, false, fail, betray, La^.
23967; falsen Chauc. Trod. 3633; falsin prompt, pare.
148; falsen (pres.) apol. 66; valsie (««&;.) a. r. 270.
faltrin fafter, prompt. pan?. 148 ; faltren (pres.) CAowc
C. t. 5192.
falow, GcTM. falg ScAm. &. w. 1, 527, /aHow, nBOPaiw",
prompt, parv, 148.
D,.,i,z<,d=vGooglc
166 &lW«
falwA, ASaai. fealo pi. featve, OHOerm, iajwer, Olcd.
folr ti. f(Avar{p(Ulidua,fiamis,JvlvtuJ, f allow, flavus, Ghawc.
a i."l366; pB falewe feW Rich. 461; falewe (pi) Lot,.
27468.
falewen, ASax. fealviao, OHGerm. taleweo, become
falloto or pale, Wr. gpec, 89; reL ant, 1, 66; falewi rel.
aonga I, 6; valewed fpres.) a. r. 132; falowip Fum. p.
VI, 7; faiewede {pret.J La^. 4163; Mor. a. p. 2, 1539;
falowede Htdlito. diet. 346.
falwea, Germ, falgen, ftdlow; falwe n^ovo", prompt,
parv. 148; hi faleweden erpe ckron. En^l. 94.
fAm, ASaas. f&m, OHGerm. feira, foom, Degrei). 1386;
fom Bronrf. 19; (foom) Ckauc. C. t. 12492.
f &mien? f£men, ASacr. faeman, OHGerm. feiman, Joam;
fomin prompt ptw^j, 169; f&med (pret.) «. s. Wr. 989;
fimiden H^ii-f. ^foss. 17; vemde Rob. Glouc 208, 7.
famblen, i)am. famle. stutter, rel. ant. 1, 65.
fandien, ^Sosc. faiidian, OFrig.ia,nA\a.(viaitare), OSax.
fandoQ (inqnirere, tentare), from finden, eeek, try, tempt;
fanden Orm. 11836; fande HV. spec 41; Iw. 316; pr.
conac. 2228; ifin. 24; fondien i((3. 2949; fondeo harrow.
68; a. s. Wr. 1489; vonden a. r. 194; fonde CAowc. C. t
4767; fcrcee. 1466; Deffreo. 118; fondep fprca.j pm. P. P.
7784; Gow. eonf. am. 2, i06; fonde we pis toUn to were
Rich.4i02; fondede fi»re(.; ficA.716; fondeden Xa(A. 121;
faaded (part.) ps. 11, 7.
fanding, ^jSoit.' faodung, frutl, t»Rj)bi^n, Orm. 12262;
pr. coTuc. 314; vondunge a. r. 258.
fane, ASax. Goth, faiia, OSdsr. OHGerm, fano (i>a»-
niM, vexUliim), vane, flag, prompt, parv. 148; Gaw. gloee.
380; chaunging as & fane Ckauc. C. t. 8872; hia mast of
silvir and of golde . . . and of r€d golde was his fane
Efflam. 1162.
fangen, Germ, fangen, Dutch vaagen, faftg, take, teize,
catch, Orm. 10799; i&iigia prompt. paro. 149; fangep 23,6;
met. horn. 80 ; fange, fonge Gaw. gloaa. 380 ; 362 ; via. P.
F. 3621; 9195; fongo OJmuc. C. t. 4797; m. Arth. F. 3503;
vonge owl and night. 1133; feng, ASax. OSax. OFria.
ffing, OHGerm. fiang, fieng, (pre(.)I^3. 30580; Bek. 783;
s. a. Weh. 924; f6ng to pe flist Mor. a. p 2, 377; Y«ng
to dellten a. r. 52; his dom he feing Rob. Br. 335, 5;
fonge, ASax. OFria. (ge-Xangen, OSax. OHGerm. (ge-)
.L.OOc^lC
fangel 187
fangan, {part.) Flor. 1831; compoa. a-, at-, bi-, i-, on-,
tmderfangen ; deriv. feng.
fangel? compos. newefangeL
fangelen? hold ^ou Bti\ and f&ugel ao^t rel. ant. 1,257.
fangere „SK8ceptor", ps. 5, 4.
fann, ASax. fann, cmp. OHGerm. wauna and Lot.
vannus, /on, prompt, parv. 148; fantie Wr. toe. 233.
fanneii /on; fanne prompt, parv.; fannez Mor. a. p.
2, 457.
far, ASax. (ge-)faer {iter, navis), Olcd. far (yreasws,
ifw, vectura, namgium).
farcost, Olcd. farkostr, proceeding, tax. 1490; veaad, met.
horn. XIX.
. fare, ASax. faru, OFris. fere, 0/eei. t6x, fare, expe-
dition, course, proceeditig, mooenteat, buade, ado. Alts. 7072 ;
via. P. P. 12109; Chauc. C. t. 4989; s. a. Wr. 842; JftH-.
a. p. 2, 861; 3, 98; m. Arth. F. 945; Perceu. 1037; ant.
AAh.IV,&; lud.Cov. 183; Min. 45 ; h6r wes mete, h4r wes
draenc, her wes unim^te fare (movable goods f) La^. 10336;
pei buskid pem wip riale fare (apparelf) Eglam. 1054;
awulc fare (hoatf) of fleojen her was La'T^. 3904; compos.
welfare.
faren, ASaat. OSax. Goth. OHGerm. faran, OFris.
Died, fara, fare, go, pass, proceed, Orm. 3456; and h^hte
hine mid his ferde faren a^aein to Rome La^. 26252;
farin prompt, parv. 150; fare via. P. P. 6428; pr. consc.
1863; Percev. 1113; Rob. Hr. 164, 16; after him for to
fare a. a. Wr. 290; fare (prea.) owl and night. 460: pou
farest (doest) bi me Chauc Troii. 5132; vared a. r. 120;
and farep over pe flod Trist. II, 17; faren (aubj.) Mark.
1393; farinde (jwrt.) Xa3. 4262; wel faraode Zjrwmi. 333;
for (pret.) Orm. 2655; Bob. Br. 28, 21; he for n6h fit
of his iwitte Mark. 6; and seodden he vor to Lundene
Lot,. 29367; fore ant. Arth. LV, 11; pei fore forpward
Percev. 1425; faren (part.) rel. artt. 1, 225; via. P. P.
2481; sinden faren ut of life Orm. 8391; compos, for-,
forp-, jfaren; deriv. far, fere, fore.
farh? ASax. fearh, OHGerm. farh, Lai. porcus, farrow;
ferenV (pZ.) Alia. 2441.
fart, Qerm. isrz, fart, Chauc. C. t. 3804; lud. Cov. 21
farton, Qerm. farzen, /art, „pedere^, prompt, parv. 160.
faselin, GerTn. faseln, ravel, prompt parv. 150,
..Google
188 fast
fast, ASax. faest, OSax. fast, Olod. fastr, OFris. feat,
OHGerm. fester, fast, Jimi, close, strong, „fixu8", prompt,
jtarv. 151; Orm. 1602; faestrs (comp.) La^. 9775; faste
(adv.) Brand. 5; Rick. 3331; Perccy. 1020; and riden taste
wis. P. ^.2135; fast© bi {fast or dose hj) pe Belle Chauc.
C. t. 721; on fast near, Orm. 3334; vaate Rob. Glouc.
568, 2G; feste (faste) LaT,. 7533; an fest iiear, 16607; on
fest (faste bi) RadestOne 9; an, on veste quickly, 1455
9786; compos, or-, schanie-, sop-, stedefast
faest-, festliche fastly, firmly, strongly, quickly, La^. ISODfi
21201; vestluker (comp.) a. r. 234.
fastrsde /ost in counsel, owl and niyht. 211.
fast? fest, ASax. faeat? Olcel. fasti? OHGerm. festi?
fest, nligamen", prompt, paro. 158.
faste, OSax. OHGerm. 0/cei. fasta, OFris. festa, /(m(,
„jejunium'^, prompt, parv. 151; Orm. 11333.
fasten (faste), ASax. faestan, Go(A. fastan, OHGerm.
fegtan, Olcel. festa, fast {fest), fix, tie, Haliiw. diet. 348;
m. Arth.F. 3324; festin „figere, ligare", prompt, parv, 158;
fastid {part.) Wicl. gloss. 17; fested pr. consc. 5295; fest
wis. F. P. 1130; met. horn. 79; compos, ifasten.
fasten, ASax. faestan, Goth, fiistan, OHGerm. fasten,
Olcel. fasta, OFris. testia, Jaet, nje^unare", Orm. 11326;
fastin prompt, parv. 151; vesten a. r. 412; faste (pret.)
Brand. 5; veste a. »•. 126.
f a s t e n , ASax. faesten, fasten, jejunium, Fum. p. VIII,
74; vesten a. r. 136; compos, midfesten.
vestendei a. r. 318.
id&\iag^a^ prompt, parv. 151*.
festinge, ASaa:. faesting, nfixura", prompt, parv. 158.
vaestnien, ASax. faestnian, OFns. festna, OHGerm.
festinon, fasten, firmare, L03. 29061; festneil, festni Kath.
1180; 2011; festnen Orm. 1718; festne Chauc. C. t. 195;
featenez {jyrea.) Mor. a. p. 2, 156; fastnede (pret.) Wid.
gloss. 17; c of L 1426; fastiied (^art.) an( Artk. XXXIX,
6; (fastend) Gow. conf. am. 2, 29; festened (. c. c. 36;
compos, ifaestnien.
fastness, ASax. faestness, fastness, „firm<tmentum* , ps.
24, 14; fastneaae Wicl. gloss. 17.
fastning, A%ax. iae&imiag, fastening, Wicl. gloss. \7;
festninge prompt pare. 158.
vestscbipe closeness, a. r. 202.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
fat, ASax. faet, OSoar. Olcel fat, OHOerm. faz, vat,
„cupa'*, prompt, parv. 151; ret. ant 1, 55; (fatte) Mor. a.
p. 2, 802; fat, vet a. r. 320*; fet Hiek. thee. 1, 229; fet,
feat Marh. 17; 18; fattes (pi.) Rich. 1431.
fat, A^ax. faett, OHGerm. feiz(i)ter, Jat, Orm. 959;
Wr. treat. 138; Rich. 6003; Wn p. 8. 332; Ohauc. C. t.
200; (l&tte) Hardw.poem 34, 4; |)a fatte Laj. 19445; „fat
or fet pingvis", prompt, parv. 151 ; vet a. r. 136; pisfette
keif (fatte caiO 138.
fatten, A^ax. faettan, OHOerm. feizten, fat, faUen,
WiclglosB. 17; fatte Ckauc. C. t. 7462; vetten a. r. 128;
fatted {pret.) ps. 22, 5.
f a d e m ? A%ax. faedtu, 08ax. fadm, OleeL fadmr,
CtHGerm. fadem, fathom; vedme {acc^) La^. 27K86; fedme
Oetov. 1656; fadrae (pi) Chauc. C. t. 2918; fedme Ali».
546.
fadmen, ^So^. faedman, 0 1 cpLiaHiati, fathom; fadmen
„tiliiare'*, prompt, parv.; fadmede (pret.) embraced, HaveL
1291; fr^ndez (for frSndes) felleu iu f€re fapmed to geder
Mor. a. p. 2, 399.
fax, A8att. feax, OFris. Olcel fax, OSax. OUGei-m.
fah9,Aai>, Flor. 1545; Mor. a. p. 2, 790; aiiL Arth. XXIX,
5; Mar. mir.pl 183; vaex iaj. 21873; faxes (gen.) gr. 45
fea? A%ax. fea pi. feave, OFria. f^, OSax. fftb, Olcd.
fir, OIIQertn. foher, Goth, fans, iat, paucus; feawe (pi-)
few, Kath.950; feave (teavre) Furn. p. VIII, 176;faewe Orm.
424; fine faowe 19764; ffiwe Mand. 25ft; 3. fewe mea Rob.
Olouc. 18, 2; in fdue jfire t«3. 387*; feu Aud. 16; flu
(fftwe, fewe)? ant. Artk. VII, 2; fflwe, foue rd. ant. I, 8fi;
^Amad.Roh8. LXX,i; f6ne,fdn(' jw. 106, 39j pr. eonac
764; 2693; Min. 7; «i. .4rt/i. F. 2378.
feble, OFr. fehle, feeble, Fum. p. XVII, 547.
fecche, cmp. OIIGer-Hi. wicche ajtd Lot. vicia, vetch,
prompt, parv. 153; feche Wr. voe. 201.
fecchen, A^ax. feccan, fetch, Orm. 8634; uw. P. P.
1244; veclichen a. r. 368; fecche jEform 357; Wr. an. lit.
10; Fum.p.XII[, 222; vacche cAron.o/£Mjr/. 207; foche?
Tmcn.myid. 60; ant. Arth. XXXIII, t; facclipji (pres.) R'r.
^. g. 190; fecche (««ij.) rd. songs 2, 44; feche Mor. a. p.
1, 846; faehte (pret.) Im't,. 6460.
fgden, A%ax. f4dan, OFm. i^tla, 0/ccZ. foeda, OSatr.
Got!i. fodjan, OHGerm. fuotaii, from fSde, feed, La'^. 3253;
..L.oo^^lc
190 fefer
Orm. 2080; i-fiden a. r. 414; ffide Mand. 58; met. hom.
43; (feide) Amad. Web. 330; fet (pre*.) a. r. 198; tedde
(fedde?) (pret.) Kath. 1843; CAnwc. ^. (. 146; f6d (fed?
_/or fMed) (part.) c. of I 1^76; if«d J-'wrtt. p. X///, 135;
iv^d a. r. 206.
fefer, Lat. fehria. feser; fefre (liot.) a. r. 112.
fesien, jlSoa-, faegian, OTcel. fegja, faegja, ODtUck
vegen, vaegen, MHOei-m. vegea, Jeigh (fey), polith, cleanse;
faeien heore st^den La^. 8057 ; foj de dus of di brtet
fil3e rei. an;. 1, 215; fee^eden heore wdpnen La^. 7957.
feyar, MHOei-m. vegaere, deanaer, prompt, parv. 203,
f^je, JSdir. fege (aj)tm); compos, iffije.
f^sen, ASax. fSgan, OSaa-. (ogian, 0^r«V. f6ga, OHQerm.
fuogaii, fay, join, fit; Tfiien a. r. 396; fie (»■. w. ^ye) a. «.
Wr. 2981; vie HV. («a(. 139; vSep (prea.) Bek. 668;
feased, feahes? a. r. 58*; fSiede, fiede? {pret.) Lai,. 50;
649; fSjed (part.) Orm. 11501; compos, i^en.
ffi^ung jomtny,- vSiunge (dnf.) a. r. 78.
feh, JSaar. feoh, OFris. fia, 0/e^i. fg, OSax. fehu,
OHGerm. fihu, Go(A. faihu, inf. pecus, /fe, cattle, good,
properli/, money, Orm. 3379; Wr. p. a. 152; feoli (feo) La3.
4429; 'feih (feh, fech) a. r. 224*; 326; fei (feis) c. of I
467; fee Ckttuc. C. t. 6279; /swmA. 90; Egl'Mn.294; hirdes
pat k^pe pS.r fee Mar. mir. ji. 96; mi gold and fee sa-
cram. 382.
fei, feip, OFr. fez, faith; fei Bek. 2062; s(wra»(. 589;
fai Degrev. 428; feipi^wMi. p. XXV, 136; (feith) „^»",
prompt, parv. 153; Mand. 18; Eglam. 440.
ffiide, ^SoiK. faeha, feehdo, O-fm. feithe, OHQerm.
(-ge-X^lii^a ? feiid, enmity, (da'.) Alii. 96.
feinin, OFr. feigner, feign, prompt, parv. 153; feine
Ckauc. C. t. 738.
fei, ASax. OSax. OFris. OHQe^-m. fell, fei, 0/crf. fiall,
Lat. pellis, /VH, aitm, ffoiA. 1617; Hide. tkes. 1, 227; s. a.
fVn 2483; k. of T. 752; (fell) Orm. 10441; fei, vel a. r.
362 ; 564 ; felie (dot) pr. consc. 82 ; ft feyer (ring of fl«scbe
and felle Eglam. 29.
fei, ASax. (vael-)fel Qrein's gloss., felt (?) Somn. dtct,
ODutch fei Maerl rk gloss., OFr. fei Ro^ef. glosi., fell,
cruel, fierce, Furn. p. XXIV, 35; chron. of KngL 791;
Rich. 4419 ; Cliaiic. 0. t. 75S4; Lidg. m. p. 145; fl, fei wind
vis. P. P. 10857; fell and grim met. h<m. 123; (felle)
..L.oo^lc
fel 191
„9ecenu, feroae", prompt, parv. 152; pr. come. 1743; felle
frekea (pi.) vis. P- P. 2811; felle {dot. pi.) Mor. a. p. 1,
3C7; mid hire felle wrenches La^. 5302*; felle {adv.)
Trist. /, 9; he lokede felle Octov. 936.
felli felly, Mor. a. p. 2, 571; pr. cotisc. 4449; Percev. 618.
fel, Olcel. fiall, fell, hill, De^rev. 1149; met. horn. 25;
(tell) /w. 2711; felle8(pi.) ant. Arth. 1,8; {eUiB Gaw.glosg.
fela^e (feiaseV), Olcel. ffilagi EgiUs. lex., Fritener's
ordb., fellow, Skoreh. 161; felaghe pr. cofisc. 5485; felawe
Alts. 2255; via. P. P. 4488; Chauc. C. t. 397; Percm.
460; felawe, feolawe a. r. 114; felawe, felowe Wicl. gloss.
17; felowe Mand. 24; felau Amad. Robt. LV, 12; fela
„socius", prompt, parv. 153; felajea (pi.) Gaw. gloss. 380;
felahes Katk. 2339; felois avoie. Artk. LXVI, 1.
veolauliche fellowly {-like), a. r. 38.
velaureden (ms. -redden) company, a. r. 30 ; felawrSde Rick.
3137; k. of T. 956; felaurade Homl7i.
te]s.^Bchip fello?cahip, Mor. a. p. 2, 271; feolaoBchipe a. r.
160.
feld, ^Saa;. feld, feald (?), OSax. OHGerm. kid, OFris.
feld, field, fdd, Orm. 14568; Wr. spec. 105; vis. P. P.
462; Maud. 50; Degrev. 269; [kbu feld {ace.) Rob. Qloue.
213, 2; Teld o. r. 102; veld, faeld (feold) La^. 14202;
17156; feld (feeld, field) Chauc. C. t. 888; feeld prompt,
parv. 154; feild AUs. 3403; fild Percev. 1679; Tor. 3;
Amad. Robs. XVT, 11; felde {dot.) oid and night. 1712;
vaelde, valde (felde) La^. 14190; 15188.
fele, A^ax. fela, feola, feala, OFrxs. felo, fele, OSox.
OHGerm. fllu, filo, G»-. tioXu, Tnany, vis. P. P. 2055 ; jtfor.
rt. p. 1, 21; pr. consc. 2453; m. -driA. F. 6; ani. ^r(A.
^X/, 2; fele shulen fallen Orw, 7640; fele wike oteland
night. 803; fele, feole Katk. 89; 120; feole, veole a. r.
162; 320; fele, feale Furn. p. VIII, 5 & 35; fele (fele)
3gre La^. 13733; fale Hiek.ihes. 1, 232; vale Rob.Gtovc.
200, II.
feolevald (falefold) manifold, La^. 27129; feolevold a. r.
180.
(elefar©? ^Soa;. fealafor? OHGerm felefor? felfare,
fieldfare; feldfare Hartsk. met. t. 264; feldefare? ChoMC.
r. r. 5510.
fslefaldien multiply; fele&ldes {pres.) ps. 11, 9.
fgle (feleV), ASaar. faele, OFris. f§Ie (fele?), OHGerm.
..L.oo^^lc
feiler (venali»)^ good, true, La^. 3290; (r. w. tfile) md
and night. 1376; Mapea 360; 352; Percev. 729; compo*.
unfile.
ffele, A^ax. (ge-)f<Sle, genmble; compos, edf^le.
felen (fele), ASatr. feolai], 0/crf. fela, OMOerm. felhtm,
Oolk. filhail, feal, hide, met. horn. 3i indinef avow. Arth.
XXXVIII, 11; fele? (preg.) Mor. a. p. 2, 914.
ffilen, ASax. felaii, OFris. fela, OSact. (gi-)f61ian,
OHGetm. fuolan, feel, Qow. conf. am. 3, 281; f§le Mor.
a. p. 2, 107; apd. 1 ; v61ed (jw-es.) a. »-. 178; felde (^)-ei.)
318*; Hob. Qlmc. 17, 13; S/toreh. 86; f^lte CAauc. C. t.
12449; feled (part.) Wr. spec. 68; compos. iKIen.
felunge (fSlinge) /ee/tw^, a. r. 114.
feli, A^ax. felge, ODwfcA velge, OHGerm. felga, M/y
{feUo), Wr.voc. 180; felwe „eanthits'*, prompt, pare. 154;
fellowe IVr. poc. 234; felien(pi.) £'<«/*. 1944; feliis Wicl
gloss.
fellen, A^ax. fellan, fyllan, OSckb. fellian, OHOerm.
fellan, Olcel. fella, fell, maice to fail, Wr. p. a. 189; felle
Ghaue. C. t. 1704; met. horn. 45; fellen, faellen, feollen
Laz- 4204; 5632; 8600; felde {pret,) Rob.Olouc. 70, IS;
fulde La^. 3710; felden Alis. 5344; teolden - cArtm. Engl.
94; mmpos. a-, ifellen.
felt, ASax. felt, ODm/cA vilt, OHGerm. &h, felt, Mor.
a. p. 2, 1680; feelt prompt, parv. 154.
ie\ ten felt f felted botes Hardw. poem 26, 4.
fen, jlSoar. fenn {ptdus), OHGerm. fenni, feuna (tii.),
OFris. femie (p<dus, locus palustris), Olcel. fen ((rf.), Go(A.
fani (TtijXoc), fen, lutum, palm, Wr. spec. 54; cr. P. P.
884; pr. consc. 666; (tenne) prompt, parv. 154; Ten a. r.
138; venne (dat.) owl and night. 830.
fenverQ r,»olma", Wr. voc. 139.
femii, Ai^ax. feiiiiig, fenny, Mor. a. p. 2, 1113.
fenel, fenkil, .^Swa-. fenol, finol, LaL feniculum, ye«ne/
{fnkel), prompt, parv. 155; fenekel, fenkel Halliw. did.
352; finkil Wr. voc. 191.
fenelseed W*. P. P. 3101.
feng, ASax. feng, from faogen, captarc, grasp; fenge
(dot.) owl and night. 1283; venge La^. 614; fenges igen.)
86 1 0.
feo, Af£«j(. fendum,/ee, j4iw. 7963; (eo r^feodvs", prompt,
parv. 152; fees citiesf Mor. a. p. 2, 960.
:.,C00glc
foon 19S
feon? ASax. faon, feog&Q, OHGerm. flen, Goth, fijan,
fuOe; compos, ifeon?
feond, ASaan. feond, OSax. ttond, OFris. fland, flund,
OImI. fiandi, £rof^. fijaads, OHGferm. flant, flenl^ ^emj,
enemy, devil, La^. 237; I^r. spec. 83; Teond a. r. 66;
feend „diaboltis", prompt, parv. 1 55 ; Maad. 87 ; fend (feond)
c. of I. S93; fSnd Orai. 12364; ^r^Iam. 564; nmram. 884;
f^nde 3for. a. p. 2, 205; jw. co/mc. 1253; find Tor. 991 ;
And. 2 ; compos, ifebnd.
feondUche Jiendly, La^. 85 ; feendli Wicl. gloss.
feondscipe enmity, Lu't,. 7714.
feor, OFr. feur, fuer, foer {taux), price, value, a. r.
398; feore (dot) c. of I. 1091.
feorde, ASaa. feorda, fourth, La^. 3311; feorpe Orm.
43 16 ; half feorpe ;^4r three years and a half, 8691 ; veorde
a. r. 228; ferpe Gow. conf. am. 8, 113; vie. P. P. 13662;
Chauc. C. t. 5946; Percev. 1118; furpe Bek. 587; ^ii*.
52; chroH. Engl i29 ; firde«. s. TTV. 59; fburpe MtnJ.234.
ferpiDg, Oleel. &or3uQgr, farthing, Chauc. C. t. 134)
„qttadrans", prompt, para. 158.
feower, ASax. feover, OBoa;. fiuwar, OFris. fiuwer, 1
flower, OHGerm. fior, Olcel, &orir, Goth, fidvor, four; \ j
feouwer, fower, feour, four Lot^ 25; 194; 2092; 25395; I
fowre Orm, 607; vour (fonwer) a. r. 160; 172; alle foure
BeJe. 2295; faur «t«f. horn. 4; allefaure ifor. a. p. 2,958. ''
{eo/wemtikei fotu^comered, La^. 21999.
feowertene fourteen, Laj. 25675; TOHrtBie Bob. Olouc
279, 3.
fourtspe fourteenth, Rob. Glouc. $00, 13.
feowerti /orty, iaj. 31932; fowertis Orm. 15594; fourti
Wr. treat. 139.
fer, j4iSaa;. feorr, fyrr, 08ax. ferr (fer), OFris. fer, fir,
OHGerm. ferrer ad;'., ferro adv., Olcel. fiarr odj., 3arri
adv., Goth, fairra adv., far, ,;procul'', prompt, parv. 156;
lu>. 1815; Mor. a. p. I, 334; pr. conse. 3895; ». a. e. //,
3; a fer Gow. conf. am. 1, 314; ferr met. horn. 101 ; feor
Onn. 8473; c. of I. 1304; ^iw. 3851; feor, veof a. r.
76&104; feor, tor owl and night. 710&1424; he ffirde t6
feor La3. 1720; pe nes noht feor (for) from heom 543;
fnr Wr. treat. 133; Fur/i. p. I, 50; hi stode a for XVIII,
43; of ferre loade Boh. Gloue. 331, 19; fro ferre Gow.
conf. am. 3,95; on ferrum ((/at. *) met.hom.XXI; 0 ferroBa
..L.oo^^lc
Mand. 271; he saw pe toun o ferrum bren Min. 29; fer-
rer, OSGtrm. ferror, (compar.) Iw. 1613; pr. ctnuc. 2329;
cr. P. P. 411; Rob. Br. 44,25; ferre, ^Soir.fyrre, OFria.
ferra, (7AaMa C. t. 48; Jlfor. o. p. 2, 97; firre 2, 766;
{\aTeFum.p. XXXV, 132; ferre8tefVwp«-Zo(.J^a(A. 1565;
farreat Chauc. C. t 496; it strecchep ferrest Alia. 4826.
fer? ASax. ferh, feorh, 08ax. OHOa-m. {er{a,)h, Olcel.
fior, Wef pft ich wes an yore (/or veore?) fiftene ^^re
when I wos fijieen years of age, La^. 15700.
ffir, ASao!. imr, OSax. Olcel. far, MHGerm. vftr, TAre,
OHGerm. fAra, /eor. Mopes 338; feer ^^wwr", prompt
pare. 156; ffire nierror", H^tci. t^foM. 28; feere via. P. P.
8365 ; Kre f'acej Brand. 8.
fMul Gow. con/; am. 2, 13; Fum. p. XXX, 93.
f€r-, fearlicc metua, terror, a. r. 30G; Kath. 39; ne hap he
WrlBk for (of) u6 fo c. o/ (. 672; fArlsc Marh. 9.
fSrhc periloua, terrible, sudden, pa. 138, 6*; feorlic X03.
25553; ferlich a. r. 362; Alia. 5719; pe faerhche daed
(feorliche deap) X03. 6835; f^rftche frechen Katk. 732;
f6rli Mor. a. p. I, 1083; laumb. 235; ydrliche terribly,
mddetdy, a. r. 178; floi. Giowc. 299, 6; faerllke Orm.
9410; ffirli 3for. «. p. 2, 269.
fMTch ferly (faHy), wonder, irtj. 5381; feorlich Kath.
2086; f&rhk ifoZitw. diet 353; ferii via. P.P. H; Percci'.
B30; pr. consc. 2965; an(. .<4riA. XLI, 11.
ferd, ^StKcferd, fyrd, OFria. ferd, 0/crf. ferd, OSoar.
fard dat. ferdi, OHQerm. fait jem. ferti, expedition, army,
hm, Orm. 14850; £06. Giouc. 19, 7; ferde £03. 1413;
a. r. 264; frfotj ^w. 5579; vferde -Boi>. Giow«. 216, 4;
ferde {ace.) owl and night. 1666; verde a. r. 232; ferd(e)
BarUh. met. t. 275; furde {dat.) Fum. p. XVIII, 10.
ferdwite „quile de morance de oaV*, rel. ant. 1, 33.
f4rd, MHQertn. (ge-)yaerde? fear, metua, Rob. Br.
262, 20; fSrde Mor. a. p. 3, 215; for i^rde Percev. 911;
pr. conac. 6864; Min. 14; Mar. mir.pl. 176.
f^rdful „terribUia", prompt, parv. 156; Wicl. gloas.
fSrdlaik mttua, terror, pr. coiisc. 6427.
fSrdIi terrible, Hailiu}. nug. poet. 65.
fire, aSox. (ge-){&r&, feer, companion^ellow, a. r. 114;
Orm. 8608; harrow. 67; -^mod. iiofts. X7/, 3; (feere) e.
of I 136; via. P. P. 12004; s. s. R^n 244; ifocci. TY, 23;
f^ren (plj Kath. 1252; v&reE a. r. 86; compos, iffire.
.L,oo.^lc
f€re 19i
fSrhed company, MU. SOBQ.
fSrrffideD company, Lai,. 6020; fSrrSden Kath. 703; feor-
reden a. r. 106*; fSrrede fum. p. ZF/, 146; BtcA. 2278.
f4re company? in (i) ffire (feere) TFr. (rea(.136; Ckauc.
C. t. 4748; s. s. Wr. 263; Mor. o. p. 1, 89; Degrev. 244;
wi. JrtA. F. 3702; -Jfar. mir. pi. 79; ifocd. /i/, 40;
i veore (vfire) iaj. 3286 & 6330.
ffire, ^Saa;. OFria. fere, 0/cd. ferr, fcBrr, OffGerm.
(ga-)fuorer, sound, strong, Horn 155; Atis. 3510 j h&l and
f6re Isumb. 601; pr. eonsc. p. 271; hfll and ffire WiU.
gloss. 224; pat makip pe stke pus f^re Fhr. 2006; he
was & bold man and & fSre Halliw. diet. 353; f<§re, feore
(fore) Laz- 7027, 17618 & 30601; compos. anfSre.
ffire? OFri.. ffire, Olcd. fajri, OHQerm. (ga-)fuori,
ability, power: after pine ffire Orwt. 1251,
ffiren (fSrin), A8ax. fieran (terrere), ODutch vaeren
{metuere), OSaa:. firan (pbservare), OHQerm. f&reu {ohser-
vare, ittsidiari), fear, „terrere'*, prompt, parv. 156; Wicl.
gloss. 18; f4re vis. P. P. 4532; pr. consc. 2291; 3far. wm>.
pi. 98; fieren Orm. 675; fearen a. r. 230*; ffirde {pret.)
Gate, gloss. 3&1; f^red (part.) Wr. spec. 24; Mic(, horn. 134;
ffird PcrcCT. 925; fioJ. Br. 191,4; compos. &-, for-, offeren,
ffiren (faeren), ASax. f£ran (tVe), OFris. f^ra, 0/crf.
fsera, foera, 08ax. forian, OHGerm. fuoran {ducere, ve-
kere, ferre), go, proceed, La^. 4401 ; ferde {pr^.) Kath. 6 ;
Orm. 2661; s. s. Wr. 573; Amad.Robs. XIX, 2; and glad
was he, if ftni wight wel ffirde Chofuc. Troil. 4640; as ft
wod mon he ffirde h oj T. 98; TMe L03. 24552; fftrde
Be!c. 2084; fgrden »m. P. P. 5461; forp pei ferden Alit.
181; compos, for-, purhfSren.
feri, Olcel. ferja., MHOerm.vere, ferry, prompLparv. 166.
ferien (verieii), .idSaa-. ferian, 07ce(. ferja, OHQerm.
ferran, Qoth. farjan, ferry, transport, convey, iaj. 32098;
fere Flor. 2086; feriip {prea.) Fum. p. V*, 42; ferede
{preL) La-T,. 237; feried {part.) Mor. a. p. 1, 945.
ffiringe, ASax. fsringa, OHGerm. f&ringa, suddenly;
ffiringes Bob. Br. 185, 10.
ferkien (ferke), ASax. fercion, ferh {f irk), drive, ride,
go, Will, gloss. 224; Gauj. gloss. 381; ferkep {pres.) Gow.
conf. am. 3, 295; pe freke ferkez up Mor. a. p. 2, 897;
he ferked over pe flor 2, 133; pei ferkid hem forp dep.
of E. 17, 28.
13'
L ,-<,::...L.OO^^IC
196 ferme
ferme, ASaa;. feorm, meal, repait, {dot.) rd. anl. 1,
ISl; Teonne (occ.) La-j,. 14426.
ferme, Fr. ferme, farm, nfirma'*, prompt, pare. 156;
rentf Chauc. C. t. 363.
fermin farm, „Jirmare vel ad jirmam accipere", prompt,
parv. 157,
fermien (ferme), ASax. fearmian, feormiaii, farm,
deante, HaUia, diet. 353.
fermere, A8ax. k&rmers, deader ; comjx». gongfinaar.
fern, ASax. fearn, OIIGerm. farn, i&na, Jem; feme
{dot.) Chauc. C. t. 10569; compos, eter-, fenfem.
fern, ASax. iyra {priaais), OSax. fern, fum (^priscm,
praeteritut), OHGerm. firaer (tpcftw), Goth, fairnis (naKami),
paM: pe snow of feme y^ Chaiic. TroU. 7546; i dar nat
speke & word of feme yeer Hoed. I, 423; diataia: td feme
halwes CAouc. C. t. 14; fix* feme /ro»a yw, Roh. Br. 193,
3 {cmp. Qerm, fern Gr. wb. 3, 1632); compos, ifiirn.
furndaj former or past day: i furudasen (in vonie daje)
ioj. 27118.
femjcr former or past yearf ])e kindenesse pat m!n even-
crietene kidde me femyere (feme y^e?) vis. P. P. 3354;
hou fele femySrea are faren 7443.
fir n 6 n , OHGerm. fimen {aeneaeere), Olcel. fyraaz
(ntemoria dUahC)J fimes [y. r. fursed) a. r. 76* {cmp, too
Qerm. ent-fernen amovere).
ferreu, ASax. feorran, feorrane, OSax. ferran, ferraoe,
OilGerm. ferron> ferrana (e longinquo, procul), far, from a
distance: pe sonne and mone and mani(e) Bterren hi eaate
arise]) swipe ferren Shoreh. 137; pA isfijen heo nftwiht
feorren (vorre) & mucbel fl!lr smokien Za^. 25733; pet
Stod 6r veorrea o. r. 388 ; is feorrene ikumen 70 j of fer-
rene (feme) loode La^. 5328 ; of furrene londe Fum. p.
XIX, 20.
ferren (ferre), ASax. feorran, OHGerm. firran, OIceL
firra, remove,^. 51, 7.
fers fierce, Bdc. 512; Chauc. C. t. 1600; Mor. a. p.
2, 101 & 217; wip ferse folke Eglam. 42; fierse beestes
via. P. P. 1022S; fere, ferche, fersche Will, gloss. 224;
see freach.
fersli, feersU fiercely, Wid. glo»a.; fersli, ferscheli Will,
glote.; fuireli avow. Arth. VI, 14.
feersnes fierceness, Wid. gloss.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
ferten lAt
fersen, ASaaS. feoreian, remove, Orm. 14198; fafaed
(iir...) a. r. 76.
ferwen^/orrow; fins beod peos pigges ivemwed o, r.204.
ffisien (fesin), A8ax. f<Seiaii, feese (pheeee, feaee, feite),
drive away, prompt, pare. 158; fese BaUitc. dtot. 354;
«aed (pan.) Bob. Br. 193, 1 & 274, 14; if^id Fum. p.
II, 172.
feat. Lot. festum, /ea«^ met. hom. 39; feste (pi.) a. t:
222.
fester fester, mppwratio, HaUiw. nug. poet. 65.
festrin fester, suppurare, prompt, pdrv. 168; festred
(part:) vis. P. P. 11553.
fetelen?_^om ASax. fetel (cingidnm, iHilte»m)f fettle,
prepare; fettelez (prei.) Mor. a. p. 3, 435; fetled (part.)
Goto, gloss. 381 ; fetild Town. myst. 309.
fetels (nfetles**), ASax. fsetela, vessel, Orm. 14450;
met. horn. 126; vetles a. r. 164; Uarg. 207.
feter (fetir), ASax. fetof, OSAm. feter, Olcel. fiotnrr,
OHGerm. fezera, fetter, prompt, parv. 159; feterea (pL)
Bek. 16; 0am. 380; fettres Mor. a. p. 2, 1256.
fetirlok „tera comped^alis", prompt, pare; & litil fetirlok
of gold toUls QTid invent. 37.
f e t eri e n (feterin, feteren), ASax. fet(e)rian, OIceL
&6tr&, fetter, prompt parv. 152; 0am. 380; fettred (part.)
Ota. P. P. 11588.
fetlak? Oerm. feszlach ? /«doc&; feetlakkea (pi.) Bich.
5816.
fetten (fettin), ASax. fettan, fetiati, fsetian, fatian (?)
(ducere), OFris. fatia (w?.), ODutch vatten, vaten (cdpere),
MHGerm. va^^en (k^.), fet (fat, f&t), fetch, take, „qfferre'',
prompt, parv. 163; fette Qow. conf. am. 2, 198; k. of T.
363; Octop. 549; Mor. a. p. 2, 802; Tette J2o6. GUuc.
325, 4; his to f^ttep him ia l^cbe ende c. of I. 430; fffitte
(vette) (prtt.) Laz- 9177; fette vis. P. P. 1011 ; and ladde
hem hom to his iii(iie) . . . and mete inou^ hem fette
^k. 888; fatte KaOt. 720; fott(e) Mar. mir. pL 127; fet
(part.) vis. P. P. 14569; Ckauc. C. t. 821; cmnpos. ifett«n.
feper, ASax. feder, fider, Olcel. 6.oSr, OHGerm. kima^
feather, owl and night. 1686; Chauc. C. t. 2146; fedir
prompt, parv. 152 ; Wr. voc. 231 ; fiper Mor. a. p. 2, 1026;
vederen (pi.) a. r. 140.
feperbed Mor. a. p. 3, 158.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
198 fedrieo
federhome (fejKrbanie) pltanage, La^. 2874.
fedrien, ASate. federian (?), /c^er; eompoa. ifedrien.
v£dren? loadf a. r. 140; see fodrien.
fl, MHGerm. fi, fy (JU), s. s. Weh. 1599; k. of T. 612.
fif, A8ax. nf, fife, OSax. fif, fivi, OFrU. flf, OHOerm.
finf, finfi, 6otk. flmf, Gr. Tcijine, Jive, k. of T. 1017; Mor.
a. p. 1, 848; vlf a. r. 28; fif monep Orm. 233; purh fife
erimme wuadee 1443; betere is 6a almease before, paone
d6d after vlve Fum. p. VIII, 14 ; be vormeste vtve a. r. 22.
fiftene jWif€e?i, £03. 19900; Rob. Gloue. 70, 20.
flftepe jWeentA, Degrev. 1869; flftSnde Omt. 9170.
GMZ fifty, Orm. 8l02j flfli La^. 1285.
flfte, ^Soic. flfta, fifth, tjwr. P. P. 9311; pr. amac.
8088; Tifte a. r. 110; vifte balf s^re /our years and a
half, La^. 32196.
fig, Lot ficuB,^, TTr. voc. 228; fige JIfaW. 50; figes
{pi) a. r. 160.
flgtrB W>. voc. 228; figetrE jjriwipt jjaru. 169.
fiht, ASax. feoht, Oi^rw. fiueht, OHGerm. (gi-Xebt,
fight, pugna, C. of I. 973; traneact. 18, 24; viht (X. r. 358;
fibt, feht, feibt Laz- 172, 407 & 1744; feht Katk. 608;
fe^t Mor. a, p. 2, 275; compo*. ifibt.
fihtisc ji^^'n^, owZ an</ night. 1697.
fihten, A^oa:. feobtan, OFnt. fiucbta, OHGerm. feh-
ton, /^A(, pMjntwc, Orm. 1842; t.o/r.l078; fihten, febten
X03. 1359 & 1680; febten JiTofA. 603; feightin prompt parv.
163; vijte owi flwd night. 172; fe^ta a»(. .4r(A. XXXII,
8; vihted (j>rcs.) o. r. 288; feabt, fabt (prrt.) La^. 1591;
4353; fajt Bofc. Glouc. 274, 6; fagbt Oc(a«. 535; faubt
Boh. Br. 170, 19; faugbt 510^.5677; fawt Tor. 668; fub-
ten La%. 14037; a. r. 196; fojtun ant. Anh. XXXXIV,
13; foghten (part.) ifui. 20; foghtin Eglam. 439; com;i08.
ifihten.
feigbtare, ASaa;. feobtere, OHGerm. fehtari, fighter,
prompt, parv.
fikel, ASax. flcol, fickle, deceitful, Ali*. 2661 ; vis. P. P.
929; transact. 18, 22; Jfor. a. p. 3, 283; fikil a. s. Wr.
985; fikele (pi.) a. r. 268.
fikellicbe fickly? fikeli pai dide „dolo»e agebant", ps. 6, 11.
fikelare, idkelare _^at(erer, a. r. 84 & 86.
fikelien {Eke\e),Germ.Ske\a{&cke\ii),fiaUer,Roh. Glouc.
31, 18; ^keh3(prea.)a. r. 84&198; fikelinde{part.;26e*
.L,oo.^lc
fikeluDge 199
fi ke lu Q g e /oHery, a, r. 82.
fikien, ASax. (he-^^cmn, Germ.Gcksn,jick, fidge: fikm
aboute prompt, parv. 162; a wai fike Rich. 4749; fike
(V. w. swike) fitOter, Wr. spec. 46; nulle we nout mit te
fike fr. w. like) trijUf Hick. thes. 1, 225 ; pu fikest flat-
terest, Mark. 13; vikiinde (part.) flattering, a. r. 256.
file (file?), ODutch fiel (homo vilig, turpis, foedus), JUe,
worthless man, Rob. Br. 95, 17; Miit. 31; rd. ant. 1, 194;
fab file HaUiw. diet. 356.
file, ASax. feol, OCirfcA vijle, OllOerm. fila, fihala,
_^ „lima", prompt, pwo. 160; vile (file) a r. 184.
vlleTeatc? a. r. 244.
filen (filin), OffGerm. (ilon, jWc, „limare", prompt. paro.
160; file C%ouc. a./. 212; TUed (pr«.) a. r. 184; filed
(part.) „grou,nd"f Gaw. gloss.; iviled a. r. 284.
fille, ASax. fiUe (serpylXum) Wr.voc. 79, wiW (iyme?
»V. spec 44; worp k fiUe flo6. GiOTtc. 297, 11 ; Bek. 946.
film, .ASax. film, ^^^ „foUicuha', prompt, pare. 160.
filtren, Dom. filtre, It(d. feltrare, Fr. feutrer, /rf(er,
entangle; filter (pres.) Mor. a. p. 2, 696; filtered {part.)
HoJliw. diet. 866.
fin, MHGenn. fin, vin, Olcel. finn, /foi. <Spdn. ttno,
Jme, Alis. 2657; cAiwi. .&ijfZ. 628; Octw. 1754; fineate
(flMpcri.) via. P. P. 897.
flnbche /ineiy, WiU. gloss.; c. of I. 1132.
finch (finche ?), jlSoiE. fine, OHGerm.S^aco, finch, prompt,
parv. 161; CA»«c. C (. 654.
finden, .4Sar. OSase. OHGerm. findan, OFrit. finda,
Goth, finpa, 0/crf. finna, /W, Omt. 383 ; H^r. a». lit. 3 ;
finde 5efc 800; fint (pm.) wm. P. P. 2344; pat finden
pe pi fode P. P. p. 514; fand (pre*.) Trist. I, 62; 7w.
1705; iaum&. 374; fand, fond duiuc. C. t 665 & 2392;
fond I'M. P. P. 9926; 3faW. 220; icb him fond li^e
Brand. 27; vond a. r. 258; funden Orm. 3398; fonde
Brand. 6; funde («it/.) fWm. p. F7/I, 34; funden (part.)
Iw. 1734;pr. conse. 4608; avoK. Arth. LVI, 12j foundeu
Ckaue. Troil. 5603; fonden Pcrc«>. 1902; fun Min. 38;
Mar. mir.pl. 9i; compos. a-,ifinden; cfertv. fandien, fimdien.
findels („findle9, fandles"), Dan. findelse, inoattion,
a. r. 6 & 8.
findare finder, prompt, parv.
findij, A8ax. (jndig, firm, Orm. 13327.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
MO finding
finding, OHGerm, (aT-)findauga, finding, invmtitm,
Wid. glou.
finger, ASaa:. OFrit. finger, OSax. OHGerm. fingar,
0 JceJ. fingr, (?otA. figgrs,/n^er, c. of I. 1104; fingir prompt.
parv. 161; fingres (^.) Bek. 1194; vingres a. r. 290;
fingren {dat. pl^ La'^. 49.
finger ling. Germ, fingerling, finga^^laU, prompt,
paro. 161. , t
finne, ASaa. &nn, ODutch •vinn.e, LcU. pinna, ;£», prompt,
parv. 161; Wr. tw. 221 ; (oec.) Jl/or. o. p. 2, 531; finnes
(pi.) Mark. 9 J Tinnes -4it». 6691.
fir, ASax. furh (?), OHGerm. for(a)ha, Olcd. fura,
fym, fir, f.abies", prompt parv. 161; CA«uc, C t. 2923;
firre Wr. voc. 228; firres (^.) W{d.fflos».
Tertrs Wr. we. 181.
firs (nfirse"), ASaai. fyrs (rAajMwiw) Wr. voc. 80, fyres
(nMCua) 28S, fyrsas (ruboa) Grein't gloat. 1, 364, furae,
Wid. glou. 18; qilrria rusous", prompt, parv. 162; fines
(pi) via. P. P. 3176.
first, ASax. OHGerm. first, nlaquear", Wr. voc. 93.
fls, Dan. fiiB, /btirt, PTr. voc. 209; see fist
fiBoh, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. fisc, O/ceJ. fiekr, Goth.
fisks, LoL pisciSijStA, Brand. 8; fisch . . . whon pe worm
he swolewep c. ^ i. 1129; fisc (fis) iaj. 1235; yiss Bob.
Oloitc. 265, 9; fisclies (pi.) iaj. 2009; SWei. 146; vis.
F. p. 10747; fiakes Orm. 13297; fissea ZTicA. ties. 1,223;
fisclie Mand. 103; W. Cov. 22.
fiscbrowe njarMw*", W?-, voc. 241.
fischin, uliSaiE.fiBGian,^A, prom^'^./Hirii. 163; fischede
(prtt) Pum. p. XX, 3.
fistiere, ASax. fiscere, fisher, Horn 1134; fischare
prompLparv. 162; figcaere La^. 9083; fischeris (j>2.) TFilcI.
f ifiken fiak, Jriale: fiskin aboute nvagan", prompt. parv.
162; fiskep (pres.) P. P. p. 528; fiskts <?at(;. «^om;
ft8t(fii8t),Oi)»tcATiJ8t,^«*(,^e«(,/o«t),j»w»pt^rtf. 163.
fiisten, (?«m). flsten, i)titoA Tjjsten, /y«t (foist), prompt.
p<a-v. 163.
fit, omp, ODutoh ritten (conwenw-e, accomodare), fit, ap-
tua, prompt parv. 163.
fit (fitt), ASax. fitt, ^ tmp«tU5, CAau«. C. t 4228;
Eglam. 264; carman, 6au). ^fcus. 381; Eglam. 344.
.L.OOc^lC
fitte matchf nis non his fitte owl and night 782.
fipele, MLat. fidtila, from Lot fidie, JiddU, Brand. 9;
via. P. P. 5974; fil»l Mor. a. p. 2, 1082; fipul Chtma.
C. t. 298; fidil, fiyele prontpt. paro. 159; fifieleti (tjot pi.)
Laz- 8642.
fidelin ^^^c^e, prompt, pare. 169.
fipelere /tWIw, dm. P. P. 5791.
fixeue, O^Genn. ftichfiin, vi^k'tl female fox, Ballitt.
diet. 359.
fl& (flaa), ASasc. d&, on-ou, a. r. 60*; fl&, flo Laj.
311 & 1456; 06 CAawc. C. (. 17213; «. a. c. X, 20; fl&n
(j)2.) La^. 1644; floon Gam. 642; m0 Mn.
fl»3h, ^-S<KB. fliesc O&wr. fl^ OFrit. flfisk, flfck,
OHGerm. fleisc, j?csA, Oitn. 3532; flffisc (fleas) Lot,.
25986; fi€sch/swm&. 311; fl6i&ch Wid. John \; fless A>&.
Qlouc. 243, 21; flesches lust a. r. 274.
flSscIihewere ^ntfaAer, Oelov. 750.
fl^chlich fleshly, carnal, Mor. a. p. 2, 265; flseshllke niaa
Orm. 17276; fleschllcbe c. of I. 1388.
fl^Hchi ^esAy, pi-ompt. parv. 166.
flagge, ^Soa;. flacge {eatapla»ma)f ODutiA vlagge
(BATtZftim navaU),flag, nCespts", prompt, parv. 163.
flase? Z>a«. flage, Steed, flaga (pfoOa, jewe, achoUe,
fioeke) Griinh. wb., MoUer'a wh., OiJirtcA vlaege {procdUi)f
KiL dicL, MHQerm. vUge (u^.)* £«». vA., flag, flaw; Bai
of snowe IPr. jjoc. 160; flawes of fire KalUio. diet 361.
flake, Olcel. flaki f/odeJ JPritener'a wrfJ., Swed. flake
{platte) Msller'a tab., flake, prompt, parv. 163; ffV. twi
160*; /W. Oto. 140; flakOB (pi.) Ckaac h. of_f. 1192; Mor.
a. p. 2, 954.
flakeren fiacker, flitUer; flakered flatters, a. r. 222;
flakerande fluttering, Mor. a. p. 2, 1410; see flikeren.
flakkeii(flacke), Germ, flacken, OIceL QaicB (exttmso cor-
porejacere), flack, fla^ Govs, conf.am. 3, 3 1 5 ; flak 3.a.c. IV, 6.
fl&n, ASax. fleaa, ODuich vlaen, vlaegen, Olcd. flft,
jlay, decorticare; fl&Q (flean) La^. 6418; fld -ffom 92;
RV. J), a. 191; fieen prompt parv. 166; Ma Mi». 1734;
fla3(e>t (p«w.) 5AorcA. 97; fl«p c. o/ i. 1308; fl6gbfp«(.j
Iv>. 1699; flouh Bofc. Br. M. 3, 398; vlosen I«3. 20967;
flawin, flaia f^rt.J prompt, parv. 163; flain re^ ant. 1,
152; pr. conse. 9520; Mar.mir.pl. 119; iflawe j4Zm. 894;
iTlasene (pL) La^. 27377.
202 flSar
fH a.r Jlayer, prompt, parv. 165.
fifin, ASax. flin, Olcel. fleilUj arrow, a. r. 60*; flon
iaj. 311*; Alia. 786; flonez (pi.) Gate, gloss.
flaake fiake, spark f flaunkes of fir Mor. a. p. 2, 954.
flap? flappe, Dutch flap, flap, prompt, parv. 163; flap-
pes of scourges vis. P. P. 8166.
flappin, Dutch flappen, ^j7, prompt, parv. 164; flap-
ped (pret.) a. s. Web. 766; flappeden Wtd. gloss.
flascbe, OFr. flache, fiasque (stagnwm), cmp. LGerm.
flfake, iljtteche (frogmen), flash, pool, prompt, parv. 164;
fla8k(e) ps. 142, 7.
tl&s'k.ea flash: heo flasked water peron a. r. 314.
flat, Olcet. &atr, fiat, planus, prompt. parv. \6i; Iw.259.
flat „ground, fleld", Gaie. gloss.
flat. Germ, flatz? Stalder's idiot., Hoto, HaUiw. diet.
360; Rich. 5265.
f lateren /atfer; flatred (f printed {sHrei), flattered
(pres.) a. r. 222*.
fiatling/arfy, HaUiw. diet. 360.
flatten /osA, dash: fette water . . . and flatte (pret.)
it on hia face via. P. P. 8375.
flape? ODutch vlaede, vlaeye, OHGerm. flado ace. fla-
don, OFr. 6&Qn, flawn, sort of cake; flapen (pi.) Wr.voc.
127; flaan wompt. parv. 164; Wr. voc. 241.
flax, A8ax. fleax, OFris. flax, OHGerm. flahs, /oar,
i»w»p(. paru. 164;. M^r. hoc 156; flex vis. P. P. 3819;
Chaac. V. t. 678.
flaxboUe Wr. voc. 126.
fl« (flee), ^Soar. flea, 0/ccZ. flfi, OHGerm. floh, /»,
„pulex", prompt, parv. 165; SwJfe. (Acs. 1, 231; flie fpJ.J
.fwrM. J). I, 5.
flfiwort HaUiw. dicL 362.
fleam, .i^jSou;. fleam, 0/fG^ei-»«. floum? /romfleon,/^A<,
_^a; fleam, flfim Z^j. 1577 A 8857; flem („fl6me") Alia.
4341; tome ... in fleme ps. 88, 24.
fl&den, ODutck yloeden, MHGerm. vluoten? flood?
Marh. 9.
fleet, ASax. fleot, ODuteh vliet, MHGerm. vhe^ fleet,
water-course, channel, prompt, parv. 166.
flegge aedge, prompt, parv. 165; (flege) Wr. voc 226,
flfije? Olcel. fley? iotrt; fl^yen fp?.; Octov. 1671.
fUsen, .4S«Kc. flggan, fljgan, OIceL flejja, OHGerm.
.L,oo.^lc
flejl 208
flaugian, fie^ (/o«), mokt flee, frighten; fifty pr. conac.
2241; fi&de (pret.) a wei pat fe»lac £a(A. 1602; fl&yed
Jtfbr. a. p. 2, 960; met. horn. 69; fliyed {part.) Mar. nar.
pi. 132; compos. afiSien.
flejl, Oi)K(cA Tlegel, OSGem. flegil, ^atZ, 0mm. 1600;
fieil prompt, parv. 165; flailea (pi) via. P. P. 416G.
fleke (flek?). Olcel. fleki, flaki? ODutck vlaek? /coifc
(flaiJc), hvrdle, ^cratea", Wr.voc. 234; fieike prompt, parv.
165; flekea (i)i.) Ro6. £r. 321, 8.
flSken? Olcel. iieekja, flcekja {intricare)? pei fleked
p&m over thuert Rob. Br. 241, 3.
flekked, OHGerm. flechoter, flecked, spotted, Chaue.
a t. 9722; wip fleckede feperes m*. P. P. 7234.
flSme, A8ax. A&ma, fugitwe, Bek. 1850; flcemen (fleo-
mes) {pi.) ias- 5962.
flSmeu, ASax. flyman, d^an, Olcel, Asema, from
fieam, make fl^e, drive ateay, bantJi, La"^. 6675; fiSme
Rob.-Ol<»ic. 662, 23: Roh.Br. 82, 17; d£mep {prea.)Mia.
3348; flfimde (flemde?) {pret.) Orm. 8243; heo hine fl^m-
den out of pane londe Laj. 323; demed {part^ Ckauc.
C. t. 11986; pr. conac. 2977; flSmid Toum. myat. 320;
Degrev. 899; compoa. a-, iHSmen.
flSmere baniaker, Ckauc. C. t. 4880.
fifin? 0/cei. fioeja, fl^ja? flee; flees (j»»"e».) mrt. Aom.
114; ddde (j>ret.) 73; fleede Halliw. diet. 361; AM (par(.)
met. horn. 71.
flender? flendris {pi.) flinders, splinters, Oaw. gloaa.
fleoden? ODtOck vlieden? flee; fledd{e) {pret.) 'Triam.
317; fledden via. P. P. 1348; Chaws. C. t. 2932; fiedd(e>
(part.) Degrev. S19.
fleo3e, ^Saa;. fleoge, flj^ge, OHGerm. fliuga, /y; flfiye
HV. J), s. 238; flei Hick. thea. 1, 231; vli^e o. r. 8; file
Afa?Ki 61; Chauc. C. t. 4360; fleojen, fl^jen (pZ.) ias-
3900 & 3904; Tlien (flesen) a. r. 290; flien Rick. 2918.
fleo3eii, ASax.6eog&a, OE Germ. &\og&n, 0/ceI. fliuga,
/y; flfijheu Orm. 5991; fieghejw. comae. 7947; fleonias.
2870; Jl^M. 544; vleon a. r. 130; fifien ifantf. 48; flee
vis. P. P. 7912; Eglam. 194; fliin prowpt. paro. 167; file
Mapes 355; Jsumt. 375; flijat (^pres.) owl and night. 227 ;
flihd a.*-. 132; flfishep Orm. 5889; M]l{pret.) La^. 27788;
9^3 Brand. 9; flfigh Lawn/. 473; flah Orm. 6885; fleigh
Jfond. 27; flfii Eglam. 311; nwt. Aom. 101; flajen, fluwen
U.,:,l,z<»i:,.,C00gIf
204 fleon
Lai,. 81S 4; 3891; flowen fit'cA. 4366; Mor. a. p. 1, 89;
flawe {mhj.) a. r. 13S; flowen (jwrt.) Chauc. h. o/ f. 905;
flowe Oov). conf. am. 2, 262.
fleon, ^Saa;. fleon, OHGerm. fliohan, Of m. flia, [Goth.
pUuhan], /ee, flom 887; fleo Bek. 1072; fleon, fl^n Orm.
4144 A 9803; fleen prompt, parv. 166; rw. P. P. 12000;
flee Perc«>. 876; fl^p (j»-«).^ Beit. 1489; fleopO»m9812;
fieep via. P. P. 12004; flih {imperal) a. r. 162; flfiaad
{paH.) Tor. 1448; fleah (pref.) Kath. 16; flfih ia^. 552;
flseh Orm. 823; flfiih a. r. 374; fl%h Jtfojwi. 24; via. P.
P. 1303; fleis Wid. John B; fl^w Sffinm. 786; fl6u Bo6.
0(01(0.17,23; flujhen Orm.89Si flnwen a. r. 154; flo3en,
flowen Z.O3.580&817; flowen 3fanrf. 226; vie. P. P. 1349;
9. t. Wr. 822; iflowen (part.) Mia. 1907; iTlowen a. r.
168; compos, a-, at-, bifleon; (£mv. fleam, fluht.
fleos, ASao!, fleoa, fljs, ODutch Tlies, jUece; flees
nveilus", prompt, parv. 166; Hartah. met t. 42; apoZ. 104;
flfis P. P. i^. 529; fleose {dot.) a. r. 66.
fleote, ASacc. fleot frofw, naww^? Orein'aglota., Olcd.
fliot (noget Jlydende)f Fi^tzner's ordb., fieet, daaaia, (pl.f)
X03. 2155; mte prompt, parv. 166; (dot.) Gow. conf. am.
1, 197; {ace.) Rich. 1653; fio&. Br. 89, 19.
fleoten, ^j8a«. fleotan, OSaas. fliotan, Olcd. fliota,
OHGerm. fliozan, fleet, ftuere, nalare, Horn 159; vleoten
2:^03.22009; Mte Mand. 100; dm. P. P. 14015; fleete Lw%.
m. p. 98; fleeted {prea.) Kath. 9; a. r. 76; flStep Orm
18093; fl^tez Jfor. a. p. 2, 1035; flet j-ei. OTrt. 1, 220;
vleotinde (part.) a. r. 46 ; fl^taude I. c. c. 54 ; fluting Chauc.
a t. 1953; flet (pret.) La^ 28960; Trirt. J, 34; flaet
Orm. 3466; flot {for flotte?) Jlfor. o. p. 1, 46; flnten
X03. 32033; flotia met. hojtt. XVIII; flote Brand. 21
compoa. OTer-, tofleoten.
fUrd, 0/crf. flferd (t^oitw), deceit, rel. arU. 1, 219
flserd Orm. 12177.
flerien (flerye), Cerm. flerren? ileer, grin, Flor. 1769
fleryande {part}) HaUia. diet. 362.
flet, A^ax. flett (flet), OFria. Olcel. flet, OSam. fletti,
MHGerm, vletze, from fiat, /oor, AoK, R'tZi. gloaa.; Gam.
gloaa.; Wr. an. lit. 9; Wr. p. a. 337; Launf. 979; flette
(rfai.) Mia. 1807 & 2884; he com to pan vlette per pe
feond lai La^- 26023.
=dbvGooglc
fldtia 206
flStia, ODvich vlieten, Dan. Aoie, fieet, skim, prompt,
parv. 166.
flfiw, Crerwi. flau? ilev> {fine), shallow, prcmtpL parv. 167.
flicche, ASax. flicce, flitch, vi». F. P. 6517; flikke
prompt, parv. 167.
fligge, ODutch Tlugge, OllOerm. flukke, /«^« (j%)t
able to fly, prompt, parv. 167; flegge Hartsh. met. t. 124.
fliker wnsteadyl man of fliker poht m«t. hom. 36.
flikeren, A&ax. flyceriau, /tcA^er; flekeria „volitart'*,
prompt, parv. 165; pet flikered (^re«.) SO mit pe a. r.
290; flikered {pret.) Ghauc. TroA. 5890; pU bischop fle-
kerid iit his poht met. horn. 92 ; see flakereu.
flinder? ODutch vlinder? see &enAer.
flindermous hat, Halliw. dicL 363.
flingen (flinge) fling, li beavs disc. 338; Tor. 2027;
Alisaundres folk forp gon flinge Alia, 1111; flinging {part.)
Tor. 378; porugh pe beorte pe launce flang {pret) Mis.
2749; flong Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. 17265.
flinkeu? Daiu flinke? ^oac\pret.) flung, moept, Mor.
a. p. I, 1164.
flint, A%ax. flint, ODwteA vlinte, /iMi, ^sHex", prompt,
parv. 167; Trist. II, 30; via. P. P. 9041; ylint a. r. 220;
flintee {pl^ pr. consc. 7018.
flintfiton Mojid. 150.
fliren (Hire), Qerm. flirren? flire, fleer, HalUw. did.
363; see flerien.
flit, A^ax. Oiiax. flit, OHGerm. fliz, cotdeiUion, delate,
Laz- 24966; Kath. 688; Jw. 93; ps. 106, 40*; Mor. a. p.
2, 421; flit & win rd. ant. 1, 130.
fliteu, ASax. flltan, OHGemt. flizau, /t'te, COTUeiui,
debate, miarrel, Kath. 731; flitin prompt, parv. 167; flite
IViia. J&WS.224; a>m 855; Iw. 1027; TWam. 1227; Jlfor.
a.j). 1,353; Hot {pret.) Mapes 3 ii; Amad. R(^. XXXVI, 6.
flitere, ASaic. flitere, quarreler; fliteris {pi-) prompt,
parv. 106; flitars Mar. mir. pi. 179.
flit ere n flitter: it flitterid al a brode HaUiw. diet. 364.
fl6d, ASax. OSax. flod, OFrU. flod (floed), Goth, flo-
dus, Olcd. Add, OHGerm. fluot, ^om flowen, _^o<m^ (nom.
ace.) Orm. 6793; owl and night. 944; Wr. Spec. 70; ^w,
6185; (flood) Wid. gloss.; sefter panflode £03.19; flUde
(dai.) Jtfin. 1 1 ; flodes {pi.) pr. consc. 4706.
flddjet floodgate, a. r. 72.
=dbvGoogIe
206 fl6dien
flddien? MHGei-m. vluoteuF fioodf and fl6deden so
faren in felde Alis. 2441.
flok, Ariose, flocc, Olcd. flokkr, fiocSc, troop, „greQc",
prompt, parv. 167; Chauc. C. t. 826; ft. flok of briddia
Alis. 566; floc LaT,. 4192; (flocc) Orm. 511; fioc, rloc a.
r. 154; flokke {dat.) Lot,. 18005.
flokmele in, by fiocka, Chaw. C. t. 7962; Wid. gloss.
flok (fl6ke), ASax, floe (platissa) Wr. voe. 65 & 281,
Olcel. floki (soiea, passer) Egilss. lex., fiook, „pkoca'', Wr.
vac. 264.
flokke, ODwdr/t vlocke, OZ/Germ. fioccho, 2^(.floccu8?
fiodc; ilokkes {pi.) lud. Cov. 241; flokkis •prompt, parv.
167; flockes ou>l and night. 427.
flok kin jlock, gregare, prompt, parv. 167; J)ei flocken
(p««.) o7i(. ^rtA. XXVI, 6; flockede (prrt.) 1*13. 4729*;
flokked Mor. a. p. 2, 386.
fl6r, .dSoir. Olcel. flor, ODirfcA vloer, JUHGerm. vlnor,
/ow, (mom. ace.) B<»6. GZowc. 288, 2; jtfajws 349; ifw. a.
», 2, 133; i pene flor La^. 22809; i pe flor Orm. 15566;
fiore (dat.) Wr. an. lit. 5; launA, 653.
floBche pool, Oaw. gloss.; {ace.) „lacum", ps. 87, 5;
see flasche.
flot, A&ax. Olcd. flot, ODittdi^Xot, fioat, fat, Mor. a.
p. 2, 1011; nou er(e) alle on flote {a fioatf) Bob. Br.
169, 13.
flotgres /oolorow, ^vlva", prompt, parv. 168.
flote, ASax. flota, Olcd. floti, ship, fieet, £03. 2155*
&. 4530*.
flotien, flotten, A^ax. flotiao, ODtricA vloten, Tlotten,
Olcd. flota, OHGerm. flozzau, Jloat : a manges ous to flotie
{versarif) Shoreh. 21; flotten (pres.) Chauc. Boet. 3; flotte
{pret) Mor. a. p. 3, 248.
floteren (fioter). Germ, flotern, flutern, /mHct, dep.
of E. 13, 27; floterep (imper.) ^fiuctuate", Wid. gloss.;
floterand ( pan.) Halliw. diet. 364 ; flotterede ( pret.) Horn 1 29.
floteri? floteri berd Chane. C. t. 8885.
flotise nSpuma", prompt, parv. 168.
flour, OFr. flour, ^per, c. of I. 919j Ghavc. C. t. 4;
flares (pi.) a. r. 340.
flouseu? iGfrm. flflsen? cntp. Aooae {„fllf/ings of wool
or cotton") Bamford's dialect of South Lancash. 178, jlgi
felt flosed (flosed?) him umbe Mor. a. p. 2, 1689.
.L,oo.^lc
floute, OFr. flaute, fiute (Jlout), prompt, parv. 168.
floutin play on the fiute, prompt, parv. 168; floute
Chauc. C. L 91.
Flowen, AHax. flfivaii, cmp. Oleel. floa pret. floda and
Dutch vloeijen pret. vloeide, fiow, fiuere, Orm. 4783 j C/iauc.
C. t. 4607; vlowen a. r. 64; flowin prompt, paro. 108;
flowe Ivd. Cov. 56; flowep (.pre»^ owl and night. 944; vleau
(prrf.) a. r. 112 [fleowedeD, /or floweden? llOl
fluht (vluht), ASaa:. flyht, ODutck vlacht, ftight, vola-
tus, a. r. 132; flijt rei. anf. 1, 210; flight AlU. 348.
fluht, ^Soar. flyht, OHGerm. fluht, Oi>u(cA Tlucht,
flight, fuga, a. r. 48; fliht Orm. 19683; flight Ckauc.
a t. 990.
fluschen (fluschen?), LGerm. flUscheu? _^wsA; flushe
for anger dep. of R 13, 27.
flussen? _^y? pat hit open flu3t« {for fluschte?) (pret)
Horn 1080; £ boterfleje to3ain me fluste Hartsk. met. t.
100; see flousen.
flutte, Dan. flytte (-dag i&c.), remwcJ,; flitter^/, ant.
1, 235; flett* 1, 160.
flutten, Olcd. flytja, OFria. fletta, /^, remove, shift:
mete & clod pat heo mei vlutten bi (go on with) a. r.
428; from foot to foot to flitte (flutte) Fum. p. XXV,
175; flitten Orm. 2082; flittin prompt, pare. 167; flitte
pr. consc. 3762; fele times have ich fonded to flitte it fro
poujt Hartah. met. t. 287; he xal ii6vir flitte out of pis
« grave lud. Cov. 341 ; ping pat mai chciuDge and flitte
Chaue. C. t. Tyr. p. 164; flittinge (pari.) vis. P. P. 6699;
and to scipe flutte (pret) Lai,. 30503; noo b4 pei I>6p in
sinder flit {part) tramacL 18, 23; ivlut La'7,. 27934;
compos, forflutten.
fluttuQge subsistence? {ace) Mark. 22.
f n a s t, ASax. fnaest, cmp. Olcel. fnasa [fremere), OHGerm.
fuehan {anhelare) and Gr. itvslv, breath, owl and night. 44.
fnasten, -^Saa;. fnaestian (?), 0//Germ. fnaston, breathe,
pant, Havel. 548; fnasted Gaw. gloss.
fflde, ASax. foda, food, „<dimentum*', prompt, parv.
168; Orm. 828; Isumb. 134; vode a. r. 142; Fum. p. I,
57; fade P^cev. 1326; child, man, woman: mi child, mi
dune fdde Horn 1350; to wedde pis (pat) freli fode Eglam.
1254; Amad. Robs. LIV, 6; fodis (pi.) dep. of Bieh.
D,.,i,z<,d.vGoogIe
208 iUee
foder (fodir), ASax. fodor, foddor, ODiUch roeder,
Oled. fodr, OHGerm. fuotar, fodder, npainUKm", Wr. voc.
264; king Fhelip saide to pe mddur, j>ou hast bora & sSri
ffider (childf) Alis.&i&i ioddur {tooSii) prompt. parv.lGS ;
fodder iaj. 27031; foddre (dal.) a. r. 416.
iodiea.^ feed; foded {pra) Will, gloss.; see feden.
f&drien, ODutch Toedereu, OHGerm. fuoteren, fodder,
feed; foper {f printed froper) pou sal „enutrieM", ps. 30,,
4; foddi^d {part) WicL gloss.
fogge, Dan. tug? fog, rank grass, Mor. a. p. 2, 1683.
foj, ASax. fog, MHQerm. vaoc, fitness: mid ^Tja and
mid ri^te owl and night. 164.
foilen, ASax. foolan? foCl: in vein pu foilest J^ fl£sch
wip abstinens apoL 44; see felen.
f o i n e n foin : pel foine wip daggers & wip swerdea Lidg.
sL of Tk. 43S2; foineden {pret.) Chauc. C. t. 1656; foi-
nede Degrev. 274; funede Halliw. diet. 386.
fol, OFr. io\, foolish, La^. 1442*; a. r. 164; {suhst.)
fool, Mor. a. p. 2, 750.
folc, ASax. OSax. folc, OFris. Olcel. folk, OHGerm.
ioXe, folch, folk^peo^, Orm. 141; rTiirf. <7bAn 11; l>at
folc of Kent Hot. Glome. 26J, 14; Tolc a. r. 15G; folk
Chauc. C. t 746; Lidg. m. p. 12; swa mikel folk com
u^ver to gider pr. consc. 6013; to\ke{dat.) cr. P. P. 175;
{gen. pi.) Orm. 12149.
folde, ASax. folde, OSoic. folda, O/cei. fold, earth,
ground, Flor. 342; m. JrtA. K 3549; a?ww. Arth. I, 2; '
on folde Wr. spec. 24; i/w. a. ^. 2, 403; beo fullen td
folde ioj. 5390.
fole, ASax. fola, OHGerm. folo, Go(A. fula, ^oai, «pid-
ius", WV. »oc. 90; Horn 587; wis. P. P. 7263; MaW.
250; PercfiP, 717; ant. Arth. XLII, 9.
folje?
folhaum, Germ, folgsam, compliant, Orm. 7760.
foljea (folshen), ASax. folgian, fylgean, OFris, folgia,
fulgia, Olcel. fylgja, OSax. folgon, OHGei-m. folgen, /oi-
low, Orm. 944; folhen Katk. 2340; folien, fuliea (folgen)
La^. 1002 & 4140; fblwin prompt, pare. 169; lud. Cov.
268; folwe Gow. conf am. 1, 50; Chauc. C. t. 6706; VO-
lewen, voluwen a. r. 38 & 102; filghe ps. 17, 36; filowe
reb. Line. 13j felowe Bob.Br. 291, 10; foljedCpres.) Fwrn.
^. VIII, 7; voljep Shorek. 40; foljez J&br. a. p. 2, 6;
.L,oo.^lc
folwere 209
folewes Degrev. 1561; fulied owl a-nd night. 1237; foli^en
rel. ant. 1, 129; filiand (part.) -pa. 7, 2*; folwede (pret.)
vis. P. P. 6622; Ckauc. C. t. 530; folewede harrow. 22;
fulede Laz- 95.
folwere follower, vis. P. P. 3587; tolw&te prompt. parv.
fon, ASax. fon, Olcel. {&, OSax. Goth. OHGerm. fahan,
take, seize, L03. 5437; (Mn. 3733; Wr. spec. 41; f6p
(pres.) Orm. 5390; on me heo fop c. of I. 895; ion (part)
Mark. 3; compos, a-, bi-, i-, on-, underfon.
fonne, Swed. iS.ne'i fool, Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 4087.
fonnen {fonne) be foolish, dote, Ckauc. c. I. 458; ifon
Town. myst. 229; pou fonnist lud. Cov. 36; fonned (part)
fond, Wicl. gloss.; Ckauc. r. r. 5370.
font, OFr. font, font, Mark. 1; fount Shorek. 13; funt
Orm. 17208.
foppe (fop?) fop, fool, prompt.parv. 170; lud. Cov. 295.
for (vor), ASax. for, OSax. for, far, OFris. for, fore,
for, OHGerm. fur, fure, furi, Olcel. for, fur, fyr, fyri,
Goii. faur, Lai. pro? G*-. Tzpo? for: herto oiiawerede &n
for h&m alleii'afA. 1134; halden pe vor kiuge (king?) ia^,
29065; his care waa al for hire Bek. 131; pet heo ne
gruchie nSver more vor none mete ne vor nflne drunche
a. r. 108; he died for hungre and prest Mand. 230; for
dr^de vis. P. P. 5337; war pe for hia hokes Wr. spec.
105; h& sende swipe for to witen hwat wunder hit wfire
KaiJt. 151; for pan propterea, La'^. 989; he scholde niver
die for pon c. of I. 1072; for pan (enim) hi beop tweire
kunne otcl and night. 1394; for pat (propter ea quod) he
Lade pe Sarazenes slain Isumb. 489 ; for ich hit wot owl
and night. 1246; for (nam) hSr in pe norphalf, for (guia)
hit is so fur fram pe sonne, no man ne wonep Wr. treat.
137; for enim, La^. 148; Orm. 119; for to urdo, -untill,
Mis. 5363; forte ias- 7563*; for te pe hgte a morwe
come Wr. treat. 137; vort midniht a. r. 236; vor (ante)
pe feste 22; for alle oper Bek. 721.
foralden, OHGerm. farnlten, grow old; forolded (ms. for-
olped) (paH) Fum. p. XVII, 175.
forbanuen. Germ, verbannen, hanish; forbonne owl and
night. 1091.
forbeoden, ASax. forbeodan, OFris. forbiada, Goth, faur-
biudan, Olcel. furbioda, OHGerm. for-, far-, fer-, firbio-
tan, forbid, „prohibere", L03. 27408; torh^^n prompt. parv.
14
210 for
170; forbfidep (pres.) Mand.7l; Chauc. C. t. 14058; for-
b&ies Mor.a. p. 2, 1147; forbeode (»u6j^ a. r. 8; forbSde
vis. P. P. 1582; forbead (pret) SItorek. IS7 ; forbted Orm.
1955; vorbSd Eob. Qlouc 496, 6; forboden (paH.) Orm.
12921; Mand. 20; Chauc. r. r. 6616; cr. P. P. 291.
vorberen, ASax. forberan, OHGerm. for-, far-, fer-, fir-
beren, forbear, a. r. 218; forbere Sek. 1426; Gow. conf.
am. 1, 164; Chauc. C. t. 887; verbere Bob.Glouc. 321,1;
forbere (pres. mbj.) Fum. p. XXXI, 362; vorber (prd.)
a. r. 218.
forbeaten beat tntireh); forbfiten (part.) vis. P. P. 14321;
forbStun ant. Arth. LI, 9.
forbi (for = fore?). Germ, vorbei, forhy, past. Alia. 5487;
Mand. 11; Chauc. C. t. 13540; avow. Artk. XXV, 6.
forbinden, OHGerm. krhiaden, bind up; forbindep (pres.)
Orm. 4524.
forbisen example, Wr. p. s, 197; ps. 68, 12; vorbisne a.r.
76; forbisne (forbusene) (dat) via. P. P. 4956; WaH.
hist. 2, 67; forbisne (ace) Kath. 698; vorbisne owl and
night. 244; forbisne, forbisene c. of I. 555 & 980.
forblten, Germ, verbeiszen, bite to pieces i forbitep (pres.)
vis. P. P. 10865; forbM (pret) La:!,. 6497.
forbidden. Germ. verbMten, bleed to exhaustion; forbled
(part) Triam. 1243; «i. Arth. F. 3434; ant Artk. LI, 8.
lorblenden, Oerm. verblenden, blind, Qj-m. 15391.
(orhod prohibition, rel. ant. 1, 177; (forbot) Amad. Bobs.
XX, 12; forbode (dat) La^. 1446.
forbredeii pervert; vorbredep (pres.) owl and night. 510;
forbrode (part) 1379.
forbreiden pervert, distort; forbreidep (pres.) owl and night.
1381; he is forbroken and forbroiden (part.) rd. ant. 1,
211; vorbroide Bob. Glouc. 21, 11 & 205, 7.
forbreken, ASax. forbrecan, OHGerm. ferbrechan, break
in pieces; forbroken (part) rel. ant. 1, 211.
forbrenne(n), OEOerm. for-, fur-, fer-, firbrennen, bum
up. Will, gloss.; forberne Horn 692; Terbarnde (pret)
Bob. Glmic.296, 8; forbarnden L03. 4115; forbrend {^ot*)
Mopes 339; forbrent Alia. 4669; m. Arth. F. 1925; yor-
bernd a. r. 54.
forbugge(n) redeem, c. of I. 1090; forbigge Wid. gloss.;
forbou3t (part) Skoreh. 164; forbougbt Ml. rom. 2, 355.
forbigger, -bier redeemer, Wid. gloss.
U.,:,l,zt!dbvG00gIe
for 211
forbAshen decline, avoid, Orm. 7514; forbliwen a. r. 206;
vorbuwen (pret.) 306.
forburp (foi = fore?), Germ, vorgeburt^ previous, former
birth, HalUw. diet. 370.
forcalden? grow cold* forcold (part.) s. s. Weh. 2623.
forclemmen cleTti, starve; forclemmed (part.) Mor. a. p. 3, 395,
forclingen wither; forclonge (pret) Fum. p. XXIV, 216;
forcluagen (part) Orm. 13851.
forcrempea, MHOerm. verkrempfen, become cramped or
contracted: vorcrempep and \othreAep owl and night. 5i0.
forcroken become crooked: pe hond was forcroked Fum.
p. XVII, 336.
forcumen (for = fore?) come heforef forcom „praeveni",
pa. 16, 13.
forcfld (forcoup) wicked, Z03. 28240; forcvldeat (auperlat)
Kath. 2242.
forcweden, ASax. forcvedan (reprobare), OHGerm. far-
quedaD (abdicare), Ootk. ia.\iTqip&n (iftstelv), deny, reprove;
forcwidest (prea.) Kath. 389.
forcwiddare? a. r. 212.
forcheosen (for ^ fore ?) choose previously ; forchosen (part.)
Mand. 132.
fordel, ODvich Teurdeel, MSGerm. vorteil, advantage, Hal-
liw. diet 370.
fordSmen, OHQerm. for-, furtuoraan, condemn, ias. 3457;
Kaih. 428*; fordfime owl and night. 1096; fordSmde (pret)
Marh. 2 ; ford^med (part) c. of I. 447.
fordil^ben, OSax. fardiligon, OHGerm. fertiligon, destroy;
fordiljhed (part) Orm. 14541.
fordolken stab with a dagger (Dan. Swed. dolk)? cmp.
Germ, erdolchen; fordolked (part) Mor. a, p. 1, II.
fordon, OHGerTtuifiTiMon, fordo, destroy, La'^.2h^l\ Mand.
56; (fordoon) vis. P. P. 2512; vordon a. r. 210; fordo
pr. come. 3395; forded (pres) Kath. 214; fordop Orm.
4069; fordude (pret) Marh. 2; fordfin (paH) Chauc. C. t.
Tyr. 17239.
fordiSden terrify; fordred (part) Orm. 659.
fordrefen trouble, disturb; fordrefed (part) Orm. 2194.
fordrenche(n), ASax. fordrencan, inebriate, Fum. p. VIII,
166; fordrenct (paH) 2343.
fordrinkeD, MHGerm. vertrinken? fordrunken (part) drun-
ken, a. r. 214.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
212 for
fordriven, ASax. fordrlfan, Olcet. fordrtfa, OBQerm. far-
ttlbaji, drive away, disperse; fordriven (pari.) rel. ant. 1,
220 ; fordrive Chauc. r. r. 3782 ; mid wedere fordreyen
La^. 6206*.
fordrue{n), ASax. fordrugian, LGerm. verdriigen, dry up,
owl and night. 917j vordruwede (pret.) a. r. 148.
fordulleii, ODvtch i^rAoXeu, grow dull; forduIle(d?) (part.?)
Lidg. m. p. 191.
forditten dose. Rick. 4170.
fordwine(n), ODuteh verdwijnen, waste away, Fum. p.
XXIV, 215; fordwinnen (part.) rel. ant. 2, 211; [for-
dwined Chauc. r. r. 366.]
foreode (pra.) went by, gave up, Wr. spec. 23; voreoden
a. r. 406; forjode Halliw. diet. 375; foryede Chauc. C. t.
2422.
forfasren, ODutch vervaeren, afray, terrify; forfsered (part)
Orm. 665; forf^red Chaiic. C. t. 10840; Iw. 1678.
forfaren (forfure), ASax. forfaran (perire), OFris. forfara
(id), ORGerm. for-, fur(i)-, fer-, firfaran (transire), perish,
Gam. 74; Eglam. 119; Ittd. Gov. 47; & let forfaren al
mankitt Orm. 14582; forfare destroy, Mor. a. p. 2, 1168;
pe3 wolden bitn forfaren al & cwenken Orm. 19632; al
pis lond he wule forfare La-^. 25683; forvared (pres)
perishes, a. r. 138; forfaren vis. P. P. 9883; fonoren
(pret) Imt,. 12380; forfaren (part) 2920; pk pisne wei
U3 habbed forvaren (stopped up?) 27373.
forfaren destroy; forffirde (pret) La^. 7280; Mor. a. p.
2, 511; vorverden perished, died, a. r. 334.
forflutten, Dan. forflytte, Swed. forflytta, remove? forflitte
(part) Amad. Weh. 381.
forfreten corrode; forfretep (pres) vis. P. P. 10853; vor-
vret (forfretes) a. r. 138; forfrete (part) Will, gloss.
forga(n), ASax. forgftn (praeterire), OSOertn. ferg4n
(praeter-, transi}-e), forgo, pass by, avoid, give up, pr. consc.
1842; forgon a. r. 8; Wr. spec. 88; his rihtes forgfln
Bek. 726; forgo rel. songs VII, 81; Chauc. C. t. 8047;
unSpe he mi3te forgoe ^ wSpe Amad, Robs. XVIII, 2;
forgo (pres) rel. ant. 1, 103; vorgSd a. r. 364.
forgang(en), ASax. forgangan {praeterire), Goth, faurgaggan
(jtapanopeuEaftai), deny? Mar. mir. pi. 110.
forglopnen astonish; forglopned (part) Orm. 670.
forgnawenfjnau' to pieces, corrode; forgnawep (pres.) a.r. 338.
.L.OOc^lC
for 213
forgniden bruise; forgnod (pret.) „contrimt", ps. 106, 16.
forgrowen grow to excess; he was old and forgrowen
(part.) Brand, p. 52,
torgulten incur guHt: to forgilten (render guilty) us gan
god 0mm, 2619; ear we wlren Yorgulte (become guUty)
a, r. 388.
forjaren, Swed. forgiira, fordo, forfeit; forgart (pret.) Mor.
a. p. 2, 240; (part) Orm. 14584 & 17531.
for3elden, ASax. forgildan, OS ax. fargeldan, OHGerm.
for-, far-, fergeltan, repay, recite; forjeldest (prea) La'T^.
2298; forjelde (aubjunct) a. r. 428; via. P. P. 4356;
Ilartsh. met. t. 11; Degrev.860; m. Artk. F. I5i8; forjilde
aeow. Artk. XLII, 1.
foryeldinge retribution, (ace.) pa. 27, 4.
vorsemen neglect, a. r. 372; forsemden (pret) Orm. 7502;
forjemed (part) c of I 947.
forjetil nObliviosus", promp. pare. 174; foryetel Gow.conf.
am. 3, 98.
forgetelnes ^oJitVio", ps. 9, 19; foryetelnesse Govj. conf.
am. 2, 19.
ior-Tj&^n forget, prompt, parv. 174; forsete Wtd. gloss. \9',
Mor. a. p. 1, 86; (foryete?) vis. P. P. 11850; forsitea
Funt. p. VIII, 17; Tor3iteil a. r. 272; for3etep (prea)
Orm. 2965; foryete (auhj) I. c. c. 24; forsat (pret) Fum.
p. XVII, 216; Wid.gloas. 19; (foryat?) vis. P. P. 6692;
(forgat?) B. 8. »V.1273; forsaet ias- 25833; ioi'ifitKaih.
1835; for^eteo a. r. 330; Will. (?Zms. 225; ior'Tfiiea (part)
c. of I. 998; (forgeten?) Chauc. C. t. 1916; Iw. 1584;
pr. consc. 3909; forjeten, forjete Wicl gloas.; foryete
Wili. glosa.; vorjiten a. r. 100; for3ute Brand. 26.
forjifen, ABax. forgifaii, OHGerm. fur-, for-, far-, ferge-
ban, CotA. fragiban? forgive, Orm. 1464; (forgiven?) vis.
P. P. 1370; forsive Wicl. gloss.; forsaf (pret) ibid.; for-
3ef LaT,. 4273; forsiven (part) a. r. 124.
TOrjivellch pardonable, a. r. 346.
forjifenesse forgiveness, Orm. 1477; forgive nis (?), rel.ant.
1, 57.
forseovere pardoner, a. r. 256*.
fortacchen? forhaht (part) Wr. spec. 37.
forhftten renounce, forsake: jif puwult . . . Torhoten piue
sunue a. r. 340; forhSt (pret) Fum. p. XVII, 86; vor-
hgten o. r. 192; forhote (jiart^ SAoreA. 162.
:, Google
214 for
forh^den, Oerm. yeThnteo, ward of; forh^dde (pret) La-^.
2B79*
I'orhele(ii) conceal, owl and night. 796; pat je forhele fro
me no ping Ealliw. diet. 372; forhal (pret.) Orm. 233;
forholen (part.) 2468; forhole Fum. p. VIII, 39; Wr.
an. lit. 8; Alis. 6967; a. s. Web. 250.
forhSwen hew in pieces; forheow (pret.) LaT,. 4593.
forhojhen despise, Orm. 3959; forhohien Katit. 993; for-
howien a.r. 166; forho3ed (pres.) Lai,. 31565.
forh6ne(ii), ODutch verhooHen, sconi, ps. 43, 6.
vorhSren debauch, a. r. 394; forhored (part.) Orm. 2043.
forhungren, Germ, verhungem, /amwA; forhungred (part.)
Orm. 5679; Will gloss.; forhungrid prompt, parv. 172.
forhuschen? deride; forhuace (pres.) £03. 3171; forhusten
(pret) 29021.
foridlen grow idle; foridled (part) a. r. 116.
Torkeorven cut in pieces, a. r. 360; forkarf (pnt.) libeaus
disc. 1325.
forkulien? scorch, charf pet te sode simne, pet is Jesu
Crist, haved widuten vorkuled ou a. r. 50; vorkuliinde
(v. r. forawidande) hire sulven mid pe fflre of sunne 806.
forlseden mislead; forleded (pres.) La^. 1333; forledde
(pret.) Shoreh. 164.
forlEEten, ASax. forlKtan, OSax. forl&tan, OHGerm. fur-
l^an, Ooth. fralStan? relinquish, abandon, Orm. 3769;
forleten La-z,. 30599; o. r. 406; forlfite c. of I. 178; Chauc.
C. t. 14279; furlete Hick. thes. 1, 225; forlatin prompt.
parv. 172; forUte (pret) Will, gloss.; (part) Wicl. gloss.
forlffiven (forldre) leave, Wicl. gloss.; forI6ft(e) (pret)
Will, gloss.; forlAft (paH) Wr. p. a. 340.
forlange, coip. Lat. perlonge, very long, Orm. 6996.
forlangen, Germ, verlangen, long: jif pat tu forlanged art
if thou longest, Orm. 1280.
vorloDginge longing, a. r. 274.
forle3ernesae adultery, (ace.) Orm. 2032.
forleosen, ASax. forleosan, OHGerm. forliosan, Goth, fra-
liusan? lose, LaT,. 9486; Kalh. 347; a. r. 108; forlfisen
0mm. 2278; forl^se Horn 665; forleost (pres) owl and
night. 947; forleose (subj) Wr. spec. 94; forleas (pret)
£03.213; vorleas a. r. 232; forlfes Orm. 4758; (pu)vor-
lure a. r. 810; forloren (por(^ forlorn, a. r. 146; harrow.
243; forlorn Ckauc C. t. 11861.
i^vGooglf
for 218
forliggen lie with 'SXegitimatdy ; forlai (pret.) Gow. conf.
on*. 1,347; forlejen ('^art^ Onw. 1988; forleyen SAoreA. 65,
forlisten desire much: beon forlist after pe blisse of heofne
Orm. 11475.
fortoJce (for = fore?) foresight, jyrovidence, (dat.) Amad.
Bobs. XXX rV, 6; forlnke Halliw. diet. 373.
forlake(n) forelock, foresee, pr. consc. 19i6.
forpinen fine, torment; forpined (part.) vis. P. P. 4107;
Chauc. C. t. 205 & 1455.
forrseden betray, seduce; forradde ('^retjj La^. 14867; for-
rad (part.) Mapes 337.
forrecclien? OHGerm. ferrecchan (extendere, porrigere)f
forraht (part) perverted? Orm. 14540.
forndel /ore-riiicr ; vorrldeies (pi.) a. r. 206.
forrotien rot, rel. songs V, 169; vorrotien a. r. 344; for-
roti Fum. p. V\ i.
forsaken forsake, dispute, deny, refuse, abandon, La^. 28714;
Mand. 226; forsake s. s. Wr. 65; pr. come. 4406; (pres)
via. P. P. 3336; fursake Hick.thes. I, 226; forsaked a. r.
226; foi-sakep Orw. 17243; ioTSOC (pret.) Bek. 659; foraok
^^w. 7715; farsa.'keii (part) rel. ant. 1, 103 ; forsakeBefr, 661.
forschiden depart ; al bid des faxes feirnesforscedenj)-. 47.
forsclialden scald; forachalded (part.) a. r. 246.
forschamen shame, abash; forshamed (part) Orm. 2183.
forscliapeii de~, transform; forschop (pret) Will, gloss.
225; Halliw. diet. 373; forahapin (part) Toum. myst.llS.
forschuppen de-, transform; forschupped ('pres^ a. r. 120;
forschipt (part) c. of I. 634.
vorschuppild transformer, a. r. 120.
forseoden seethe too much; foraSpe Shoreh. 165; leste ure
owune teares vorseoden ua ioe helle a. r. 312.
forseou despise, Orm, 9619,
forsetten block, obstruct; forsettez (pres.) Mor. a. p. 2, 78;
and sipun forsette (subj) him Be str^te avow. Arth.
XXXVIII, 6; forsette (pret) m. Arth. F. 3046.
forsitten neglect; forsete (pret. subj.) La^. 285IS.
forslSwien neglect? forsl^wip (pres) Shoreh. 114.
forsmiten smite in pieces; foramftt (pret) La-i,. 1598.
forspeken forspeak, „fasci-nare", prompt, pare. 173; for-
Spokin (jwrt.) Mar. mir. pi. 131.
for8pi!le(n) destroy, ps. 93, 23.
forstal disturbance? rel. ant 1, 33.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
216 for
forstallen forestall; forstallep (prea.) vis, P. P. 2193.
forstoppen stop up; iotstoppei (pres.) a. r. 72; forstoppid
(pret.) Rick. 4843.
for8wal3e(Q) swallow up, La'i,. 28453 ; forswolhen Mark.
5; forswolehen ret. songs V, 215; vorsuolwe Rob. Oloae.
205, 8; YOrswoluwen a. r. 164.
forsivejen? forsweye Gow. eonf. am. 1, 76.
forswelen aweal, hum; forswjelde (forswSlde) La^,- 16228.
forawelsen devour; forsweolhes (pres.) a. r. 66*; forsualj
f'pret.) Marg. 161 ; forswalh Mark. 10; forswolhen (part.) 13,
orswelten kill. Math. 5.
focswerin forswear, nperjurare", prompt, pare. 173; for-
swerip (pres.) Wicl. gloss.; forsworen (part) vis. P. P.
13701.
forswiden, ASax. forsvidan (reprimere)? consume? forswi-
Sande (v. r. vorkuliinde) (part.) a. r. 306*.
fortrede(ii) tread down, Haliiw. diet. 374; fortroden (part)
Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. 150.
forprsesten distort, pervert; forprast (part.) Mor. a. p. 2, 249.
forpringen oppress; forpmngen (part) Orm. 6169.
forpunken, Olcel. fyrirpykkja (miskage) Fritzner's ordb.,
forthink, displease; forpinkep (pres) vis. P. P. 5432; pat
forpinkep me Mand. 303; me forpinkep pat i so did(e)
m. Arth. F. 3849; forpo3t(e) (pret) Mor. a. p. 2, 557;
ikis dedus him sore forpo3te Amad. Robs. XVIII, 3; for-
pOUt s. 3. Wr. 2248.
forpursten, Dan. fortorste. Germ, verdursten, thirst very
muck; forpirat (part) „sitiens", prompL parv.; forprist
Orm. 5679.
forwaiiie(n), MHQerm. verwenen, forwean, spoil, vis. P. P.
2541; forweined (part.) dep. of R. 5, 11.
forwar^en curae; forwarded (part) Orm. 8048.
forwelken, Germ, verwelken, wither; forwelked (part)
Ckauc. r. r. 361.
forweren wear out; forwered (paH) Ckauc. r. r. 235; for-
werd cr. P. P. 853.
forweri exceedingly weary. Will, gloss.; Chauc. r. r. 3336;
m. Arth. F. 2901.
forwerpen cast away, reject, Orm. 1320; vorworpen a. r.
120; forwarp (pret) ps. 77, 60*; forworpen (part.) Orm.
1393; vorworpen a. r. 366.
forwirken forfeit, condemn; forwrohf (part) Orm. 17547.
.L.OOc^lC
ford 217
forwlenchen make proud? forwleint (part.) Wr. spec 2i.
forwr^ien denounce, accvtae, Fum. p. VIII, 49 ; forwr6ied
(paH.) a. r. 172*.
forwundien vjovmS,; forwundede (pret.) La^. 27582; for-
wonded (pret.) Bob. Gioue. 56, 3 ; forwounded Cka\u:. r,
r. 1830.
forwundren ujcmder, astoniah ; forwundred (part.) Orm.
3417; forwondrid Hartah. met. t. 19; forwondret aiU.Arih.
XXVI, 9.
forwurnen prohih^ La^,. 3497.
forwurden, ASax. forveordan, OSax. farwerdan, OHGerm.
ferwerden, Goth. fraTairpan ? Lat. perrertere ? corrupt,
perish, La-^. 28425; vorwurden a. r. 210; forworthe p».
1, G; forwurpen (pres) Orm. 18814; forworthes pr. comae.
780; forwurde (suhj) Kaih. 2191; forworpen (preL) La-r,.
1777; forworpe (part) owl and night. 575.
ford, ASax. ford, OHGerm. iuri, ford, nvadum", Wr.
«oc. 92; Trist. 3,48; pene vord (ford) La3. 20159; seeforp.
fore, ASax. fore, OSax. OHGerm. fora, OFris. fore,
fara, Goth, faura, fore, pro, ante: pat tu fore ibeden ha-
veat Marh. 21 ; non no apak Mm on word fore Alia. 4038;
pis ma(8)kelle2 perla . . . pe joueler jef fore alle his god
Mor. a. p. 1, 733; pis Gilbert hire tolde fore ( = foren?
r. w. ibore = iboren) BeJc. 31 ; so stilie and dome he was
pe fend fore (r. w. ibore) c, of I. 1030 ; compos, parfore.
fore, ASax. fore, fore, before, antea. Will, gloss.;
Wicl. gloss.
forefader forefather; forefadres (pi) vis. P. P. 3483.
forserd foreyard, Wicl. gloss,
foreheTed forehead, Bek. 2100; forheved Percev. i96; for-
heed Chauc. C. t. 154.
forsight, OHGerm. fora-^iht, foresight, prompt, parv. 171.
foretoken, ASax. foretacen, OHGerm. forazeicban, foreto-
ken, Halliw. diet. 371; fortaken Orm. 16157.
fortop foretop, Wr. treat, 137.
foretop foretooth; fortep (pi) Flor. 1609.
forewal, ASax. foreveali, jorewall, „antemurale", Wicl. gloss.
foreward, ASasc. foreveard, forward; forewardes Mand. 61,
foreward, ASax. foreveard, Olcel. forviirdr, covenant, cowi-
jjacijioj. 23657; a. r. 126; c. of I. 1055; via. P. P.2\0l;
Toreward oiol and night. 1687; forward Chawe. C. t. 831 ;
m. Arth. F. 3695.
D,=,i,z<,d=vGoogIe
218 fSre
forwit prescience, vis. P. P. 2804.
fore, ASax. fdr, ODutoh voere, OHOerm. fuora, course,
way, trade, rd. aid. 1, 160; (dat.) Alia. 2355; pe cnihtes
weoren on T6re L03. 5858; fore (ace.) 13GG7; and bo for-
lost pe bund his fore owl and night. SIS.
foren (forn), fome, ASax. foran, forne, 08ax. foran,
forana, OHGerm. forna, before, EU. rom. I, 395; forn seid
Wicl. gloss. 1 9 ; foren an his h&fde vom on aeinem havhte,
La^. 23968; pes token eft forn on (sie jtengen wider vorn
an) t6 serfen Orm. 553; forn asens (ajeinst) Wid. gloss,;
forne „/ormerlu"f Goto, gloss.; compos, a-, at-, bi-, toforen.
forest, OFr. forest, forest, lai le fr. 145.
forster/oresfer, via. P. P. 11592; Ckauc. C. t. 117.
forke, Lot. iarca, fork, Wr. voc. 180; Wr. spec 110;
forken, furken (pi) gallows, £03. 5720 & 2U02; forkis
dep. of B. 8, 3; compos, galheforke.
forme, Lot. forma, form, (ace.) Fum. p. XTII, 314;
&n hare, whan be in forme lip Wr. treat. 139.
forme, ASaas. OSaas. OFris. forma, /rs(, La^. 4949;
Orm. 14431; Alia. 1292; s. S. Wd>. 1424; pr. eonsc. 483;
vorme a. r. 10; furme Wr. p. s. 155; see frume.
formest, ASax. formest, fyrmeat, OFris. formeat, Goth.
frumist, foremost, c. of I 1140; via. P. P. 6043; furmeat
Wt. p. s. 154; firmest rd. ant. 1, 213; fonnast Mor. a.
p. 2, 494; pe formeate Lot,. 6856; vormeate a. r. 208.
forp = ford? Wid. gloss.; Gaio. gloaa.; Mor. a. p. 1,
150; forthes (pi.) Boh. Br. 187, 16,
ford, ASax. OSax. ford, OFris. forth, ford, MHGerm.
TOrt, forth: ford pe king wende La-7,. 26751 ; he droh pat
witnes forp Orm. 3078; farep forp 6406; vorp to unto,
unlHl, Boh. Glouc. 7, 22; he bsehto heom ford riht Imt,.
25713; forp riht an An he flseh a wej Orm. 3196; ae
ford so far, Kath. 243; so ford ant so feor Marh. 15;
he wule to vord a. r. 294 j forp daiea far (Late) in the
day, Wid. Mark 7; Percev. 826.
Tordbringeu hring forth, a. r. 66 ; forp ibrost (part.) Fum.
p. XIII, 135.
fordfare departure, decease, La^. 6009.
forpfare(n) fare away, depart, c. of I. 218; Alis. 6937;
ps. 10, 2; fordfaren fjjort.) a. r. 30.
forpgSn go on or away; forpgOn (part.) prompt, parv. 178.
Tordgong progress, a. r. 318.
=dbvGoogIe
forpen 219
forpward forthward, forward, Orm. 5226; SeA. 674} ford-
ward (forpwardes) Laj. 5370; jif ich hie swAde Yordward
a. r. 242.
forpwerpe(ii) coat away, Halliw. diet. 374.
forpen, A8ax. furdon, moreover, Onn. 825,
forden, ASax. fordian, perform, rel. ant. 1, 212; for-
pen Orm. 1834 & 2379; fordes (pres.) a. r. 3G4*; compoa.
a-, iforden.
foster (foster?), ASax. fostur, OTeel. fostr, foster, nu-
trimmtum, Mark. 8; (cMldfJ Kath. 451; (man?) Mor. a.
p. 2, 257 ; voster L03. 25921 ; foatre (dot.) Mar. mir. pi. 194.
fosterfader Orm. 8855,
TOStermOder Im^. 26899; Mark. 8.
f6sterling, ASax. fosterling, /orter-cAiW; fosterlingee
(pi.) LaT,. 28574.
foatren (fostren?), Olcel fostra, foster, mitrire, Orm.
1558; fostrin Mark. 2; fostre Chauc. C. t. 8469; pa. 54,
23; fostred (prea.) a. r. 296; fostren vis. P. P. 11782;
iostrede (pret.) Lai,. 25858; fostred (part) Hoccl. 1, 229,
io&tiW A foster-mother, a. r. 72.
fot, ASax. OSax. OFris. fot, Olcd. fotr, Goth, fotus,
OHGerm. fuoz, Gr. 1108-6;, La(. ped-is, /«»(, OrTw, 11369;
& i pe ISitende fur hfit warpen Such fdt (man, per synec-
dochen) Kath. 1371; vot a. r. 191; com ofer drise fot
(dry-foot) Orm. 10338; hot fot without delay, immediately,
MapesSZ^; fot (foot) hot id., Chauc. C. t. 4858; e. s. Weh.
843; k. of T. 104 ; two fot Eglam. 312; on fote & onhors
Mor. a. p. 2,79; fote iame (lotlame?) debilis pede, Hardw.
poem 51 ; ffit (nom. ace. pi.) Orm. 4775; chron. Engl. 630;
Tet a. r. 122; foten (dat. pi.) Lot,. 14820; voten a. r.
166;f6te? Orw. 11946; feete CAowc. C. (.6524; fallenhim
to fete (im mu fUsxen) met. horn. 95; fit a. a. c. XVI, 10.
fotman Alis. 1611.
ffitsteppe prompt, paro. 174.
fopor, ASax. foder, OSax. fvother, ODiUch voeder,
MHQerm. vaoder, father, load, Chauc. C. t. 1910; on his
head fallep pe foper Rich. 1732; fopir Alia. 1809; voder
(fMer) a. ». 140; vodere (foper) (pi) La^. 25762.
f6dere(n) load? a. r. 140*.
fouaile., MLal. focale, fuel, prompt, parv. 174.
foun, OFr. faon, fawn, „hinnvlus" , prompt, parv. 178;
Mand. 290.
=dbvGoogIe
220 foaadeiin
founderin, OFr. {oadrer, fottnder, prompL parv. 175;
foundred (pret.) Chauc. C. t. 2689; foundret ant. Arth.
XLII, 9.
f6weii, OIceL f£ga? cleanse, HaUiw, diet. 876; fowia
prompt, parv. 175; fflwed (part.) ibid.
foware cleanser, protnpt. parv. 174.
fox, ASax. fox, OHQerm. fiichs, ODutch tos, fox, rd.
ant. 1, 217; Tox owl and nighL817; YOxes (pi.) a. r. 128.
fozifih foxiak, prompt, parv, 176,
ira (fra?), Olcd. OMGerm. fra {fr4?), fro (fra), Orm.
1; Iw. 1990; ps. 2, 3; pe limes pat or cutted fra pe bodi
pr. consc. 3715; fro ri«. P. P. 3554; H'wii. /oAn 8, 14;
m. .drtA. i^. 633; he ros fro d&Je rei. a»t 1, 209; no ping
pou mai take fro us Mand. 294; god schilde us fro schaioe
Eglam. 508.
?frete?
fretewjl voraeiouaf a. r. 128*.
? freten, ASax. fretan, OHGerm. frezan, Goth, fraitan, Jret,
devour, La-T,. 31677, frete Shorek. 161; fretep {prea.) Orm.
16133; yret a. r. 184; frat (pret) pS. 79, 14; fret Bob.
Qlouc. 203, 18; Mia. 703; freet dm. P. P. 12468; frfitea
Alia. 6171; freten (part.) 5179; Ckawc. C. t. 2070.
fraward froward: p& tumest tn pe fraward god Orm.
4672; if he fraward h& pr. consc. 87; froward „C(m(rarius",
prompt, parv. 180; pe weder was cold and froward a. s.
Web. 2622.
frawardnes frowardneaa, pr. conac. 1173.
fraht (fraught), ODutch yr&cht, freight, lud. Coo. 137;
freight prompt, parv. 177.
fraughte(n), ODvtck yrachten, freight, Chauc C. t
4591 ; fraust (part) WtU. gloaa.
frakel vile, despicable? a. r. 102, tS2 & 204; frakele
(adv.) rel. ant. 1, 178 & 183.
frakin frecken, freckle, prompt, parv. 176; Wr. voc.
209; frekin 267; freknes ("pZ^ Chauc. C. t. 2171.
fram, ASax. fram. from, OSax. Goth. OHGerm. fram,
/»•(»», Kath. 2325; HV. trea*. 137; vis. P. P. 3555; & litil
fram his halle a. a. Wr, 750; to wite pe fram pe ffinde
Shoreh. 90; from c. o/" i. 656; pe from (fram) drihteue
com iaj. 20; from worlde t6 worlde a. r. 430; from pe
time pat he ferst bigan Chauc. C. t. 44; pet he wardie
ou Trom (v. r. wid) alle peo pet ou awaited a. r. 174,
.L.OOc^lC
-fram S21
fc&Tow&rA frontward: {ut evene frsmirard pan Ast toward
pane west drfluj Brand. 8; frommard a. r. 92.
fTam (frame), ASax. fram (sfrmuwrj, Oibel. framr
(praesta7u)f H(dliw. diet. 87R.
frame, OIhachvr&me,OIcel.{ra.im,ASax.fieiRe, fremu,
frame, profit, Orm. 961; rd. ant. 1, 169; Wr. tpec. 71;
ido6. 5r. 162, 12; 3if hit bfi for mt frame HaUiw. diet.
378; „fahrica", prompt, parv. 176; freome a r. 124*; for
pe ttevae of pe loande H. zeitsckr. 11, S98.
framien ('ramin), ^Sax. framiao, fremian, &emman,
(prodeaae), OFria. framia, frema fprodesse, perficere), ODvtch
jrntnen (prodfsie), 08ax. fremian (perficere), Olcel. ir&iaa,
fremja (promovere, effieere, omare), frame, ^dolare", prompt,
pare. 176; fremien a»at/, Katk. 288; vreomien be of use,
a. r. 284; freme rproficere'^ , ps. 88, 23; Havel. 441; frem-
men perform, Lh^. 24010; frames (prea.) avails, profits,
a. r. 126*; Sob. Br. M. 3, 389; fremede (pret.) benefited,
Kath. 2399; framed (paH.) framed, Rich. 1869; compos.
fulfremmen.
framing, ASaa:. fremung, framing, winning, prompt,
parv. 176.
frAaten (frftat), Olcel. freiata (experiri, tentare), seek,
try. Mar. mir. pi. 98; fraiete (pres.) Mor. a. p. 1, 1G9;
fraistes pr. conic. 1090; Isumh. 669; freistes Bob. Br,
119, 13; fmisted (pret.) Iw. 3253; silver fraisted {part.)
wip pe fire ,argentum igne examinatum", pa. 11, 7.
frede(n}, j4Sax. (ge-)frMan, 0/)k(cA vroeden, OHOerm.
fruotan, feel, Gow. conf. am. 2, 119; we IrSdep {pres.)
SAoreA.7 ;fredde(^f(,) 120 ;s.s. Web. 1614; com^oa. ifr^den.
freinen (frfiinen ?), /rom ASax. frignan pret. frtegn,
Go(A. fraihDan, ctiip. OSax. trftgon pret. frAgoda, Jrain,
ask, inquire, Kath. 1645; frseinien La^. 17116; freine
Oou). conf. am. 2, 384; Octov. 1381; frajnen Orm. 6664;
fraine Trial. Ill, 80; Percev. 1293; Ireined {pres.) a. r.
264; frainez Mor. a. p. l, 129; fraine {aubfunct.) Amad.
Robs. LVI, 7; freinede {pret.) LaT,. 7244; freined m. Arth.
F. 678; frained !)w. -P. P. 676; frajned (^ort.) Orm 12973;
ifreined {part.) Chauc. C. t 12361; ivreined a. r. 338.
frek, ASax. free, Olcel. frekr, Goth, inks, OEGertn.
frecher, freck, eager, keen, brisk, quick, Degrev. 1365; Min.
15; vrech (free) o. r. 128; frik prompt, parv. 179; lAdg.
m. p. 230.
=dbvGooglc
232 frelw
tiechche greedily, LaT,. 31772; Tredibclie a. r. 204; frekli
fiercely, Degreo. 285*.
freke, ASax. freca, /reck man, Alia. 2161; via. P. P.
2101; Mor. a. p. 2, G; ard. AHh. XXXII, 8; frecben
(freoken) (pi.) Kath. 732.
freme (frim), ASax. freme, frem {frim), atrong, vigo-
• roua, I. c. C. 5; luxvriantlyf Mor. a. p. 1, 1078.
fremsomnes nbenignitaa", ps. 64, 12*.
fremede (fremid), ASax. frera(e)de, fremde, OSax.
fremidi, OS Germ, fremider, framoder, Goth, framapis,
fr^nd, foreign, strange, prompt, parv. 178; Awm 1999;
i Treomede (fremde) child a. r. 184; of fremde lond(e)
Chauc. C. t. 10743; fremde men Oroi. 1260; fremde and
sibbe Ko6. GUmc. 346, 1 ; wip fremid(e) and sibbe Wr.
p. a. 202.
freo, ASaa:.ireo,M, OFria.iii, OHGerm.MeT,Goth.fr6ia,
free, liberal, noUe, La^. 29591; Kath. 1179; Bek. 554;
Alia. 192; yreo a. r. 220; freo, frfi Om. 2968 &. 12201;
frS CAawc. C. (. 854; fr! Shoreh. 102.
tr^A^m jreedom, Mand. 193; floA. Sr. 71, 17.
freolsien, ^Sua;. freoisian, Olcel. freba, frialsa, /or freo-
halsien, celebrate: me88eda3 to freolsen Orm. 2720; frSIs
(^pres. imper^ fr^t deliver, rel. ant. 1, 22.
freolJEc, vreoleic (freolaic, freoliSc) liberalityy a. r. 192,
222 & 386; freolaic Kath. 2398.
freolTch freely, liber, Kath. 68 J Marh. 13; frSli m. ^rtA.
F. 3121; freohche Zt'fcere, 1^3. 185; frgli Chauc. C.L 1209.
frfiman prompt, parv. 178.
frSnesse freeneas, prompt, parv. 178.
Treoschipe liberality, a. r. 386.
frfi, ASaa:. freo, OSax. fri, no6Ze i^a/nan, Gaw. ghsa.;
Degree. 745.
freojen, ^Saa;. freogan, /ree, ^iterare; freoi^en, freoien
iaS- 882 & 5619; freoin IforA. 3; freode (pre(.) £03.
6175; compos, ifreosen.
freond, frSnd, ASax. freond, OFria. friend (friend?)
friund, OSax. friund, OUGerm. friont, friunt, Ciotk. fri-
jonds, Olcel. frsendi, friend, Orm. 1609 & 17960; freend
prom^. parv. 178; frind Aud. 22; freond {nom. ace. pi.)
Bek. 367; frfind Orm. 443; Mapea 334; frfinde Eglam.
144; freonde (da*, jp/.) ii'wm. p. VIII, 111; fr^nde (n a>.
plude) aacram. 720.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
freosen 223
frfindli friendly, Ckauc C. t 2682.
fr^ndlihed Gow. conf. am. 2, 286.
freondrsde amidtia, Alu. 1488.
freondschipe friendship, a. r. 98.
freosen, ASax. freoBan, Olcel. (lioaa, OHOerm. tniXBa.'a,
freeze; freosep {pres.) Wr. Weal. 136; fr&ep Mand. 131;
freCB {pret.) Wid. gloss.; fr& Gate, gloss.; Rob. Br. 121,
28; frore (part.) Wr. spec. 25; ifrore Wr. treat. 137.
frescli, ASao). ferae, ODvtch versch, Olcel. ferakr,
friakrC?), OHQerm. innxx, fresh {fri»k\hriak, fierce, Gaw.
gloss.; Fum.p. XXX, 49; fresh Orin. 6S48; Chauc. C. t.
92; fr. consc. 1254; a,a freach as II lions aM. Arth. XLV,
2; fersch Wr. treat. 136; versa Rob. Glmic. 217, 12; fera
(r. w. fl^sch) Triam. 1246; of fresche watir Mand. 115;
on fresche stMen Alis. 2405; see fers.
freschii /rcsA/y, prompt, parv. 178; Gaw. gloss.
frese? OiSaa;. fifesa (periculum), ODvtch vreese (timor),
OHGerm. freisa (^periculum, pernicies)? fearf no fris
Toww. mi/s(. 291.
fr&lTch, 0/?Germ. freisllcher ? /ear/ui ? frfisticlie? (the other
ms. has fersltche) Fum. p. XXV, 32; fresli? = fersli?
WiU. gloss. 224.
frete? ASax. frsetu pi frsetre, OSax. fratah, fret,
ornament: her fret of gold Chauc. leg. g. tcom. 225; wip
frette of perle Gojc. conf. am. 2, 228.
fretten, ASax. frietvian, OSax. fratohon, fret, adorn;
fretted {part.) via. P. P. 901 ; Mor. a. p. 2, 1476; frettut
aTit. Arth. XXIX, 5; frett pr. consc. 9107.
Frie, ASax. Frig (?) Ettm. lex. 373, Or. mph. 277,
Venus, Rob. Glouc. 112, 17.
Fridai, ASax. Frigedseg, Olcel. Friadagr, OHOerm. Fria-
tsLg, Friday, Katk. 2531; Rob. Glouc. 112,18; Vrtdeio.?-. 422.
Vrlniht a. r. 122.
frie? Olcel. frjja {exprobratio)f
frSles, Olcel frjjulauss? blameless, Mor. a. p. I, 431.
frie{n), Olcd. frjja, blame, reprove, Havel. 1998.
friggen? ASax. iricg&a {tnterrogare, scisc^ari)? to fri3-
jea & to tselen Orm. 16513.
frist, ASax. fyrhtu, OFris. fruchta, OSax. OHGerm.
forhta, Go(A. faurhtei, fright, Mapes 338; s. ». Wr. 948;
freihte prompt, parv. 177.
frijten, frohten? ASax. fyrhtan, forhtian, OFria.
224 frise
fruchta, OHGerm. furchtOD, forchtan, Goth, faurlitjao,
fright, frighten; compos, a^, o&ititen.
frise, Fr. triee, frieze, prompt, parv. 179,
frist, ASax. first, fyrat, OFria. first, ferst, OHGerm.
frist, Olcd. frest, S'pace of time, respite; frest Orm. 261 !
jiromjrf. ^an». 178; first £03. 287 & 12242; furat Bek. 883.
irestio, ASax. firatau, OFria. fersta, OHGerm. friatan,
Olcel. freste, respite, dejer, prompt, para. 179; 116 langer
wold he freste HalUw. diet. 380; firsten Mark. 15; friste
(pre«.) prompt, parv. IIQ*; Mor. a. p. 2, 743; firstede
Ipret.) Kath. 2399.
frid, ASax. frid, frido, Olcel. fridr, OJ*'rw, ferd, ferda,
fretho, OSax. fridu, OUQerm. fridu, /riiA, peace, protection,
preserve, incloaure, La'^. 2649; frip Orm, 3380; vis. /*, P.
11593; 7m'.157; Mor. a. p. 2, 534; Min. 9; frip or forest,
toun or fiid Amad. Hobs. LXXI, 6; frep Degree. 486;
frip, firp Oaw. glass. ; ^e huntied i pes kinges fride iaj.
1432; frepe {dat.) Tor. 586; fripis {pi.) ant. Arth. I, 8,
fripsQcne rel. ant. 1, 33.
fridien, ASax. fridian, OFria. frethia, ferdia, OSax.
fridon, Goth, (ga-)fripou, protect, preserve; fridede (pret.)
Kath. 2399*; fredde (friped) (part.) ant. Arth. I, 7; fri-
ped in fmced in, vis. P. P. 3668.
fr6/w frou? Olcel. Iru, OSax. ffrlia, OFris. fr5(u)we,
OHGerm. fr6(u)wa, /row, mistress, woman, HaUiw. diet 383.
frofer (frOTer), ASax. frofor, OSax. frofra, [OHGerm.
fiuobara], consolation, comfort, rel. ant. 1, 171 ; frovre iaj-
9075; vrovre a. r. 92; frofre {ace.) Orm. 8786.
frofren, ASax. frofrian (?), fr^frian OSax. frofrean,
AOffGcrwt. fluobiren], console, comfort, Orm. 150; frovren
Kath. 287; Trovren a. r. 72; froveren rel. ant. 1, 186;
froefrien Lai,. 14844; frovri {pres.) owl and night. 535;
frSverep Shoreh. 7; frorep Wr. spec. 73; frorere c. oft.
889; frovrede {pret.) Mark. 8.
froring consolation, harrow. 166.
frogge, ASax. frocga, frog, „bufo", pronipt. parv. 180;
Boh. Qlmtc. 69, 3.
froise froise (fraise), prompt. parv. 180; Wr. voc. 242;
I, c. c. 50; Goto. conf. am. 2, 93.
frot, Fr. froc, frock, prompt, parv. 179; Mor. a. p. 2,
136; frokke {dat.) vis. P. P. 2635; see roc.
frosch, ASax. frox, OHQerm. iroac, frosch, Olcd.
.L.OOc^lC
frost 22 S
froskr, ODvtch worBCh, frosh (frosk), „rana", PTr. woe. 223;
Wicl gloss.; froBch, trosk prompt, paro. 180; froskes (j^.)
ps. 104, 30; Tenon, myst. 62.
frost, ASax. OFrts.ioTst, OSax. OIcel.OHGerm.frmt,
from freosen, frost, prompLparv. 180; Orm. 12665; Mand.
130; forst Wr. treat. 137; Wiel. gloss.; vorat Sob. Glouc
265, 11.
frosti frosty, Ckaue. C. t. 270.
frothe, Olcel. froda, froth, prompt, parv. 180.
fropen froth; fropep (pres.) Wicl. gloss. ; fropen Ckawc.
C. t. 1661; fropande (part.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1721.
frounin frown, prompt, parv. 180; Ltdg. at. of Th. 254.
frow, ASax. frea? OSax. frao, fro, OFns.iro, OHGerm.
fr6(w)er. frawer (Laetvs), Olcel. fr&r (celer), frow (frough),
gay, loose? HallitB. diet. 383; fala and frouj Mapes 337;
fr6w(e) „festme", rel. ant. 2, 216.
frujt, OSax. OHGerm. fruht, LcU. tmctus? fru^U, apol.
4; friit a. r. 150; Wr. treat. 133.
frume, ASax. Goth, fruma, Lat. primiis, fmm, Jirst;
frume (forme) (suhst.) beginning, commencemeTtt, Laj. 13265;
frorae (dat.) owl and night. 476; at pe (at te) frome c.
of I. 1455; Alis. 5356; compos, ordfrume.
frumraes La'^. 8665.
frumpil, ODvick frommel, rumple, „rvga", prompt,
parv. 181.
friimpe, ASax. frumd, frymd, beginning, corrvmencement,
Orm. 18558; i pe vrumde a. r. 218.
fruschen rush? pei fruschen to gidere Mand. 238;
frouscheii Degrev. 1087; fruschit (pret.) Gaw. gloss.
f u 3 e 1 , ASax. fugel, Olcel. fugl, Gotk. fugls, OHGerm. fo-
ge\,_f owl, avis, okI and night. 1095; fu3el, fo3el (fowel) Zrfi^.
4832 & 20174; fuwel, fuel a. r. 14 & 126 ; foghel pr. consc.
7075; fowel Wr. treat. 139; Horn 1414; Chauc. C. t 190;
foul Mand. 48; Tor. 2050; fuheles (pi) Katk. 2124; fo-
3eles Shoreh. 146; foweles wis. P. P. 3184; fuwelene (gen.
pi) a. r. 298; fujele (dat. pi.) owl and night. 64.
foulare, ASax. fugelere, fotcler, „auceps", prompt.pan^.
175; foulere Wicl. gloss. 19; fuhelerea (gen) Mark. 3.
foul in, ASax. fugelian, fowl, „aucupari", prompt,
parv. 176,
ful, ASax. full (for fuln), OSax. ful, OFris. ful, fol,
Olcel. fullr, Goth, fulls, OHGerm. foUer, On itX^oc, itXsio;,
15
asfl fill
BuBB. noiHUH, Lt^uan. pilnas, Lot. plSnua, fuU, vis. P. P.
83; hundred is iiil tel & noted perfectiun, pet is ful dSde
(or fuldfide?) a. r. 372; pe fulle tale Orm. 11370; fulle
flftene ferden Xa^. 27433; weres fulle fowerti^ Orm. 11210;
fiiUe six jflr Horn 926; ahte ant tuenti folle 36r chrmt.
Engl. 416; mid Mlere Btrendea (r. strengde) Laj. 29047;
ter pe king hcefde pses ful isseide 26044; ful wel Marh.
4; a. r. 6; Orm. pref. 17; fol wel 8horeh. 159; Hidi.
1550; ful n6h L03. 101; ful late pr. coruc 789; ful bold
vv. P. P. 1UH6; ful hard (or fulhard? Olcd. fullhardr)
traTuact. 19, 821; ful wis (Qoth. fullaveis) Mor. a. p. 1,
747 ; ful cl^e ant. Artk. XXX, I ; ful enden (fulenden ?
Qa-m, voUenden), f\int.p. VIII, 123; ful ende Be*. 2205;
ful waxen (fulwaxen?), OHGerm. folle wahs&n, JvU-grovm,
Orm. 10884 ; Fum. p XXX, 88 ; compos, aje-, bale-, care-,
drSd-, fet-, f^r-, grid-, hih-, luf-, mibt-, nip-, rfid-, sorh-,
wurpfuL
fulbriht (ful briht?) Hick. tkes. 1, 222.
fulbringen, OHGerm. follebringan, accomplish; fulbroht
(part.) Orm. 16836.
faldon (ful don? OHGerm. folle tuon), a. r. 872.
fulfremien perform; fulfremed (part^ Orm. 2530.
fulfuUen /W/ii, a. r. 288; ful-fiQe Mor. a. p. 2, 264; fol-
fuld (fulfild) (paH.) c. of I. 561; folfeld Skoreh. 147.
fulhed. Germ, vollheit, ps. 23, 1.
fuHwis (ful iwiB?) Laz. 1324; Orm. 687.
fulliche fdly, LaT,. 14121; a. r. 124; owl and night. 1685;
falhke Orm. 16302; fiilli pr. cohsc 4570.
?fulat, A8ax. fylat, fullsest, OSax. fullfoti, OFris. fulliste,
ODvixh yulleest, OHGerm. foUeist, kelp, auxHium; fulste
(dot.) LaT,. 1747.
fulsten, ASax. fylstan, fullsestan, help, auxHiari, Laj.
5681; filflten rel. ant. 1, 186; fulste (pres.) owl and night.
887; (pret.) £03. 1148.
filstnen id., Orm. 6170; filstnede (pret.) rel. ant. 1, 209;
fllsened Mor. a. p. 2, 1167.
?fultuni, ASax. fultum, hdp, auxilium; fultume (foltome)
(dat) Laz- 14618.
fulwen, ^Stw. fulvian, fullian,_/brfulvihan? [*?ilian = Goth.
veihaa (iyiaCew)] baptize, La^. 2402; folwen („folewen")
HicJc. thes. 1, 229; follede (pret) vis. P. P. 10519; fuljed
(pan.) Mor. a. p. 2, 164; folut ant. Arth. XVIII, 4; iful-
.L,oo.^lc
flU 227
wed e. of I. 1457; ifalhet Mark. 1; ivoUed Rob. Gloac.
239, 3.
fuluht, ASaa;. fulviht, bapitm, a. r. 322; fulluht La-T,- 86;
Orm. 4054; fulht Mark 19; folht Wr. p. s. 157.
fuluhten haptize; fuUehted (prea.) La;^. 29769.
fuhltnen id., Orm. 94.
fulwirken, OHQerm. fol(l)awurchan, perfect, complete; ful-
wroht (part.) Orvi. 15597.
fill, ASax. ful, OIceL Ml, OHQerm. filer, fiyul, a. r.
118; Orm. 9032; owl and night. 94; foul Bob. Ql<mc. 69,
3; Wr. spec. 103; iw. 1332; jif pine v6 enne fulne (ful)
nome a. r. 316; ffllre (compar.) 84; Orm. 15831; fiiluste
(superlcU.) a. r. 216; ffile (adv.) Orm. 1201; foule Alia.
1118; WW. P. P. 2640.
ffllbche foully, a. r. 1 24. ,
f&lmart foidmart, pole-eat, Mar. mtr. pi. 8 ; fulmard prompt,
parv.
flilen (foulin), ASax. ffllian, t^l&n, foul, JUe, „tKrpare,
maeidare", prompt, parv. 17^1; flilen „inguinare", a. r. 124;
Mark. 13; ftlen Orm. 4493; file Wr. voc. 203; pr. cmse.
1210; apol. 22; foulen ('^jres.; vig. P. P. 13586; fulep wl
and night 100; fouled (pret^ Mor. a. p. 2, 269; f61ed
Hob. Glouc. 290, 15; foulid (part.) Wicl gloss.; filed
Mor. a. p. 2, 136; compos, biffllen.
fuUe, ASaas. fyilo, OIIGerm. fulli, ^, plenitas: pe
jeant had his fulle of fight Eglam. 560; fille prompt, pars.
160; (acc^ Fwra. ^. XVII, 391; a. s. RV. 967.
f u ] 1 e n , ASax. fullian, fyllan, Olcel. fulla, fylla, OIIGerm.
fullan, OSax. Goth, fulljan, ^, implere, Wr. an. lit. 8;
fiUeBicA. 6039; fullep f>res^ c. o/ Z. 731; fullenuw. P.P.
5716; fulde (pret.) a. r. 40; JforM 1155 ; filde Gow. conf.
am. 2, 204; fulled (part.) fvUed, vis. P. P. 10529; filled
filed, Mor. a. p. 2, 104; compos, a-, ifuUen.
foulnes, ASax. Oilness, fotdness, Wid. gloss.
f u 1 p e , ODutch vulte, OHGerm. fullida, fulness, met. hom. 7.
fiiiae, ASax. fj-ld, OHGerm. ffllida, JOtk, (ace.) a. r.
128; M^Q- „Qrdure^, Wr. voc. 159; (dat.) c. of I. 1138;
filpe ^sordes", prompt, parv. 160; Mand. 61; ffllden (acp.
pi.) a. n 128.
fundeling, MHGerm. Tundelinc, ODutch vondeling,
foundling, prompt, parv.; Will, gloss.; fundling Horn 226;
findling Fum. p. XXIII, 66; foundlinges (^) ps. 67, 6.
15*
328 ftmdea
funde(ii), ASasr. fuudian, OHGertn. fuaden, OSaar.
fundoD, frcm finden, found, aeek, tend, go, Fwrn. p. VII,
10; founden Wr. apec. 82; founde Hom 107; m. Arth.
F. 1965; Amad. Web. 52; Town. myat. 216; i mot hepen
funden cr. P. P. SI 3; when pou an bunting foundes (pres.)
Eglom. 259; funded Mark, 10; pider fundep STricn man
owl and night. 719; fouudes ant. Arth. XLI, 6.
funding departure: paire fondinge dai Isumb. 143.
funke, OHGerm. funcho (fomes), ODutck vonke (fo-
me$, acintUla), funk, spark, nigjticulus", prompt, parv. 1&2;
pat like ftri funke Gow. conf. am. 3, 18; pat was not
worth & fonk Rob. Br. 172, 26.
far, ASoT. fjr, OSax. OFris. OHGerm. fiur, Gr. ituf,
Jire, LaT,. 1187; a. r. 124; Brand.^; fflir ^^^.547; Mand.
35; Degreo. 1378; fir via. P. P. 1553; Chauc. C. t. 1248;
Percev. 791; fier a. a. Wr. 2505; Lidg. m. p. 35; ffir
Shoreh. 99; Triat. II, 33; Rich. 781; sacratw. 494.
firbrand pr. conac. 7421; firbrond Wicl. glosa.; fikirbrond
Alia. 6848.
fiirberp, Germ, feuerberd, prompt, parv. 161.
fiirire, MHGerm. viunsen, Brand. 30.
fierpanne, ODutch vier-panne, Wid. glosa.
flrreed Chauc. C. t. 626.
fiirstOn prompL parv. 161.
filren, ASax. fjren, OHGerm. fluriner, igneus, Wicl.
gloss.; flrene (dat.) Orm. 17412; fiirene (pi.) a. r. 356.
furs, ASaa. furh (?), OHGtrm. fur{u)h, OFris. furch,
ODvtck vore, furrow (fur), rel. ant. 1, 217; furgh Gow.
conf. am. 2, 63; fore, lorowe ^sulcus'*, prompt, parv. 171;
forwe ^.J HaUiw. did. 375; forow(e) vis. P. P. 8771;
foui-e Flor. 1300; forses ("pi^ itfor. a. p. 2, 1547; furwes
vis. P. P. 4005; forewis H'iei. glosa.
furlong, .iiSoiT. furlang (?), furlong, Mand. 190; Jorlang
■li heaua disc 306.
furlen(g)p Gow. j^s«.
fiiri, ODutch Tierig, MHGerm. viurec, fiery. Brand. 15;
firi pr conac. 7762.
firin, ASax. fjrian, OHGerm. fiuren, fire, nignire",
prompt, parv. 162; flire (pres. imperat) Marh. 18; fiirid
(part.) Wicl. glosa.
furst, ASax. Olcel. fyrst, OHGerm. furist, first, Fum.
p. XII, 6; for pi comen pes him first t6 s^ken i pat ende
.L.OOc^lC
furste 339
Orm. 6876; feret Ckauc. C. t. 727; Met dep.. of Bich. 6, 27.
furste, ASax. fyrsta, Olcd. fyrati, OSax. OHGerm.
furisto, first, c. of I. 300; Skoreh. 119; firste vis. P. P.
11176; pe firste preoat Orm. 293; ferete Degrev. 1522;
fristo m. Arih. F. 149.
furper, A8ax. OSax. furdor, OFi-is. further, forther, *
OHOerm. furder, further, ret ant. 1, 173; Eglam. 373;
ne schalt tu gon no furder a. r. 228; furder (forJ)ere)
Xa^. 4880; forper Orm. 7338; forpir pr. consc 440; for-
pere Brand. 2; forper, ferper? Chauc. C. t. 36 & 4115;
ferper? via. P. P. 2483.
forpere, ASax. furdra, OSax. ffurthera, OFria. for-
dera,, further, prior, anterior, Wicl. gen, 32, 17; his forpere
f6t Brand. 30; Iw. 2004.
furdrie{n), ASax. fyrdrian, MHQ€>m.\arieTa, further,
ret. ant. 1, 131; furpren Gou>. conf. am. I, 238; firpren
Orm. 5084; forpreu Wr.spec. 99; furdred (prea.) a. r. 156.
ffl8, ASax. OSax. fus, 0/cei. fiias, OHQerm. funser,
reo/iy, Orwi. 9065; fous Wr. spec. 50; ii' heaua disc. 288;
vous rei. ant. 2, 243; fuse (i)tj LaT,. 4399.
fiseii, ^Saa;. fj^san, Olcel. f^sa, hasten, Lnj, 2073
& 17081; fusde (>■«*■> 16420.
fust, ASoic. fjst, OHGerm. fiist, /si, ttwi anrf nij^At.
153S; iiw. P. P. 11644; fist prompt, parv. 163; ftlstes
fpi^ a. r. 82; PtV. (rea(. 139.
fustian, OFr. fustaine, fustian, Chauc. C. t 75,
gabbe, O/ccZ. gabb, jest, ii#; gabbeantgUe Trr.spec.49;
wipoutengabbe fairly, c. of I. 507 ; gabbes (pi.) Kath. 2269.
gabben, ASax. gabban (?), Olcel. gabba, gab, jest, lie,
a. r. 200; gabbin „mentiri", prompt, pan. 183; gabbe ois.
P. P. 1718; Chauc. C.-t. 3510; (pres.) Will, gloss.; Wid.
gloss.; gabbed (pret.) m. Arth. F. 1105; gabbid (part.)
met. horn. 57; igabbet Katk. 2305.
gabbere, ASax. gabbere, gabber, liar, Mand. 160;
gabbar prompt, parv. 183.
gabbing, ASax. gabbung, gabbing, vis. P. P. 13870;
gabbinge (ace) owl and night 626.
gabil, Fr. gable, gable, Lidg. m. p. 204; gabul Flor.
1864; Eglam. H93.
gad, gadde, Oleel. gaddr (davus)f gad, bar, rod, pole,
prompt, parv. 184; Wr. voe. 202 & 234; k gad of stile l
c. c. 6; gaddes of irin Halliw. diet. 388.
i:,, Google
380 gadding
g a d e 1 i n g , A8ax. gfedeling, OSax. gaduling, Goth.
gadiliggs, OHGerm. gataling, fellote, Gam. 102; & luper
gadeling Eob. Glouc. 310, 9; pat covetous gadling a. s.
Wr. 1589; pou berdiss gadling Tor. 1016; gadeling, ge-
deling vis. P. P. 5375 & 14239; gadelinges (pi.) La'^.
■ 12335; stalworpe gadeliiiges Alia. 1192.
gader, ASax. gador, geador, OFrix. ODutck gader,
MHGerm. gater, aimtd; to gadere together, La-^. 568; Wr.
treat. 138; Shorek. 92; to gedre Orm. 991 ; Mand. 70; to
gedir Wiel. John 4 ; tfl gidere vis. P. P. 92 ; td gider
s. s. Wr. 766; to gederes Kath. 114; a. r. 354.
gadren, JSax. gad(o)rigean, gsedrian, OFris. ga,A{e)ri&,
ODatch gaderen, MEOerm. gateren, gather, Orm. 13407;
gcederen X03. 25463; gederen Katk. 990; a. r. 146; ga-
derep (pres) Bek. 617; gaders pr. eomo. 1342; gedirs
Pereev. 759; gadren Lidg. m. p. 216; gaderede, gadreda
(pret.) vis. P. P. 10960 & 14160; gederiden Wicl. John
11; gadred (part.) Hardin, poem 14.
gadering gcUkering, pr. consc. 8831; sacram. 73; ge-
dering c. of I. 643.
gaed, A8ax. gsed (societaa); compos. EegEed?
gaete?
gmtelaas careless f Orm. 6190.
gaeten, Oleel. gseta, guard, keep, Orm. 2079; gfit«
awow. ^r(A. LIX, ij getes (pres) met. horn. 23; je seats
a, r. 114*; geated (imper.) 50*.
gageten, Oi^utcA gagelen, gaggle, rel. ant. 1, 86.
gagginoo^, prompt, pare. 184.
ga^e, i'r. gai, OHGerm. gaher (praeceps, velox), see
Diez wb. 159, gay, Wid. gloss.; gaye Mor. a. p. I, 260.
ga^el, ASax, gagol, Germ, gagel, ^oie, bog-myriU, Wr.
voc. 141; gawl (gawil) prompt, parv. 189.
gashen, 0/ceZ. gagn, gain, Orm. 13923; per nas non
oper gain tfl save his MIAdg. at. of Tk. 2832; geinJtfarA. 18.
? gainsum Will, gloss.
gftl, ASax. gfi.1, OSax. gSl, OHGerm. geiler, ^ooZ (gde),
luOBU/rioas, lascivious, Orm. 1201.
gflUlch rd. ant. 1, 132.
gaLder, ^Siiic. galdor, gealdor, OJcei. galdr, /roin galen,
enchantment; galdere (dot) La-x,. 19257.
gale, OFr. gale? from galen? song, mirth, Mis. 2047
& 2548; Wr. spec. 26.
=dbvGoogIf
gkl* 381
gale, OFr. galee, galie, ffoUeyf Tor. 1315.
galen (galin), ASaai. galia, Olcel. g&Uk, aing, cry, prompt,
pare. 185; gale Ckauc. c I. 1356; compos, bigalen.
galse, ASax. galga, gealga, OFris. Goth, galga, OUax.
OHGerm. galgo, Olcd. galgi, galiow, patUndum; galwea
(pi.) Rob. Br. 172, 19; ^owes Wr. p. g. 221.
galheforbe a. r. 174*
galien, ASax. galian(?), cry, ydp; gnMeA (pre».) a. r.
128*; hundes per galied La^- ^0858; par galede pe gouk
Hallite. diet. 389.
galle, ASax. gealla, 08ax. OHGerm. galla, Or. xoXij,
gall, bUis, a. r. 106; Orm. 15383; Alia. 5073; vis. P. P.
11116; Mor. n. p. 2, 1022; Mar. mir. pi. 112.
galle, Olcd. galli (naevtia, vitiam, noxa), gall, vic«.
More, ChoKC. C. t. 6522 ; Mor. a. p. 1, 1059 ; Halliw. diet. 890.
galien gall: pe liors was . . . galled upon pe bak(e)
Gow. conf. am. 2, 46.
g&lnesse, ASax. gSlneSB, IvxurioAce, laacivioustteaa,
(dot.) Orm. 8015; golnesse a. r. 198; owl and night 492.
galpeii, OSax. ga.\poa (gloriari) f OOutaA galpen (gan-
nirejf gaup (yaup), belch, via. P. P. 8214; gaining (part.)
yawning, Ckauc. C. t. 10663.
g41schipe(gdlsipe), ^Soo^.g&lscipe, luxurtanee, rel.ant.
1, 222.
galstren, OHGerm. galstron (ineataare), LGa-m.
galstreu (Jlagitare) Schvtee'i kotat. idiot., from galen, gaUter
(gauster), brag: 3elstTed (galstres) & yelped of bore god
a. r. 128.
galte, Olcel. galti (aper), gait, young boar, prompt.
parv. 185; Wr. voc. 204; (dot) HaHiio. diet. 390.
galwen ffidloa, golly, frighten; compoa. bigalwen.
gamen, ASax. gamen, gomen, OSax. Olcel. OHGerm.
gaman, OFria. game, gome, game, play, sport, Tritt. Ill,
10; Amis 710; Degrev. 3; gamen & gleo Fum. p. VIII,
145; gomen La^. 7014; a. r. 314; Mapea 347; gonian
Amad. Robs. LV, 7; game „ludua", prompt, pare. 185;
CkatK. C. t. 855; in ernest or in game GoO. conf. am.
1, 297; game praeda, Hartah. met. t. 122; game, gome
owl and night. 1647 & 1664; gomo chnm. Engl. 456; ga-
mene (dai) Percev. 1689; gomene» (pi.) a. r. 3 1 8 ; Wr. $pec. 24.
gamellche jocote, reL ant. 2, 8; gameli WilLgloa
G«». gloaa.
=dbvGooglc
gamenen, ASa£c. gamenian, Olcel. gamna, game, play,
sport, (prea.) Alia. 5461; gomenio Mark. 17; gomede
(pret.) a. r. 368.
g&n, ASax. OSax. OFris. OUOerm. g&n, Olcel. gi,
go, La^. 597; Orm. 7767; Iw. 800; gon a. r. 268; Wr.
treat. 137; Chaue. C. t. 12; gi Percev. 1462; j)r. cotwc.
4100; (gaa)7«(»ii. 696; goon, go via. P. P. 1192 & 4404;
go Mand. 4; i wil go sittin lud. Cov. 20; guon Amad.
Web. 670; to g&nne Mark. 4; gEest ('presj iaj. 26437;
gSst ou>2 am! ni^A{. 873; gest (gost, g4s) a. r. 86; g^t
Orm. 4660; gM a. r. 364; g^p Bob. Qlouc. 205, 6; c. o/
i. 409; Tor. 2142; g4p Omt. 1236; goip Wicl. John 9;
(heo) gild Z03. 711; god a. r. 10; gou Goir. cow/ am.
3, 322; gi we nfl til pat ilke tftn Orm. 3390; goaade
(pres. part.) Mor. a. p. 2, 931; g&Q (preL part.) Percev.
1062; jjr.cojuc. 1995; gon CA awe. C. t. 1784; Eglam.Z7h;
compoa. a,-, at-, bi-, for-, forp-, i-, ovor-, purhgSn.
gandere, ASax. gandra, gander, rd. ant. 1, 217;
Mand. 216.
g&uien (g&ne), ASax. gtlnian, OHQerm. geinon, ga«m
(yawn), oscitare, prompt pars. 185*; gone Oow. conf. am.2,
262; (goune?) s. s. Wr. 1365; gones (prea) avow. Arth.
XII, 4; y&ned (pret.^ .HicA. 276; goninde (part) Hide,
thea. 1, 228; 3^iiig Halliw. diet. 950.
gang, ASax. gang, gong, OSax. OHQerm. gang, 0/ce/.
gangr, Goth, gaggs, gang, walk, way, Orm. 8910; gong
Kat/t. 569; {^ong?) La^. 1298; gong prwy, prompt, parv.
203; 3. a. Web. 1315; compos, ford-, in-, out-, umgang.
gongfirmar prompt, parv. 203.
gonghos privy, a. r. 84.
gangen, A8ax. gangan, gongau, OSax. OHOerm.g&n-
gSE, Olcd. ganga, G'irfA, gaggan, gang, ire, Orm. 1076;
rel avt-l, 211; gange Wr.an.lit.'i; wts.P. P. 1219; Mar.
mir. pi. 122; gonge (30nge ?) L03. 9061 & 29660; gangep
(jjrcfl.) Orm. 1228; gang(e) jw. cojwc. 194; compo*. for-,
gant, jiiSoic. ganet (fuliea,cygnus)f cmp. LGerm.gante
(anaermas),OHGerm.ga,aazo(an3erJ,ganetfprompt.parv.l8G.
gant (gaunt) gaunt, „macer'*, prompt, parv. 189.
gap, ASax. geap Grein's gloas., Olcel. gap EgiUa. lece.,
gapf prompt, parv. 186; gappe fdat.) Chaue. C. t. 1641.
gapin, AHax. geapian(?) Ettm.lex., 0/ceI. gapa, gape,
.L.OOc^lC
e", prompi
Arth. XII, 4; gape Chauc Trail. 7503; 3eapede (pret.)
Mark. 46*; gaped cr. P. P. 310; gapande (part.) Will.
gloss.; compos, bigapeii.
g&r, ASax. gkr, OSax. OHGerm. g4r, Olcel. geirr,
spear, La-^. 5079; g^re (dot.) Octav. 1527; Isumb. 453;
gaeres (pi.) Laz- 19561 ; compos, elger.
g^rcllve „agn7nonia", Wr. voc. 139.
garfisch porpoise, prompt parv. 186.
gkt\^\ garluik. Hick. tkes. 1,232; I. c. c.53; g&rleek Chauc.
a t. 636.
gar din, Goth.%s.iA& ace, gardan, OSaa:. gardo, OHGerm.
garto aco. garton, garden, (daO vis, P. P. 10818; Ckauc
C. t. 1053; s. s. Web. 419; Mor. a. p. I, 260.
gardener, OHGerm. gartinari, gardener, Wart. hist.
I, 20; Wicl John 20.
(gfi,re) gore, ASax. gara, OFris. g4re, ODutck geere,
OHGerm. ggro, 0/cei. geiri, gore, „lacinia", prompt, parv.
203; Wr. voc. 238; CAawc. C. t. 3237; & gore (printed
agore) HaUiw. diet. 32; under gore" (jowm, per aywect^ocAcM)
owZ and night. 515; TTV. «/jee. 26; Wr. an. lit. 2; rd. ant.
2, 210.
garnement, OFr. ganmemeai, garmerU, ins. P. P. 8B51;
garment prompt, pare. 187. .
garsum, ASaa:. g^rsum, treasure, a. r. 350; garsum
La7,-l^93;gers\imKath.799;Marh.S;gersoairel.ant.2,2n.
giaen, cmp. Olceh geisa (etim impetu ferri, furere)
and Goth, usgaisjan (terrere), gaze ; gflae Lidg. m. p. 203 ;
gAsed (pret.) Chauc. C. t. 8879; compos, ag&sen.
gasp en, Olcel. geispa, gasp: g&spe and gape s. a. c.
XVII, 14; g43pe and gone Gow. conf. am. 2, 262; gais-
pand (part.) Halliw. diet. 395.
g&st, ASax. gist, gfest, OSax. gfet, OHGerm. geist,
ghost, spirit, Orm. 259; Flor. 778; Mob. Br. 185, 19; gost
a. r. 368; Mand. 18; Chauc. C. t. 205.
gftstlic ghostly, met. hom. 2; g&stllc, gfistlt3 Orm. 14244
& 14398; gosthch a. r. 194; Be/c. 757.
g&st (part.?) afraid. Gate, gloss.; Wicl. gloss.
gastlich, ASax. gsestllc? gastly, Fum. p. X'V, 147.
gttsten, ASax. gsestan? Greins gloss., gast, frighten,
Wicl. gloss.; compos, agisten.
gfLstues gasPness, fright, Wicl. gloss.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
231 g&t
gkt, ASax. g4t, gffit, Goth, gaits, Olcel. geit, OHGertn.
geiz, (/oaf, HV. coe. 219; Orm. 988; git (got) La^. 21301 ;
got PTj-. voc. 91; (goot) AfaW. 47; Ckaac. C. t. 690; gfit
chran. Engl. 34; H'r. ^. 8. 198; geat a. n 100; geit ap<A.
105; gote (dot) Gom. conf. am. 3, 96; gset (pi.) Orm.
1206; gset (geat) £133. 25682; gaite (rfa^ pi.) pr. connc.
6134; Percep. 186.
gate, Olcel. gata, OHGerm. gaza, i/ate (gait), way,
„via, iter", prompt, parv. 188; «ts, P. P. 21611; Percte.
1961; Mor. a. p. 1, 395; aacram. 639; alle gate oi^otw,
a. r. 58; BeA, 1136; Mar. mir. pi. 154; al gate Chauc.
C. t. 573; while gate Orm. 2281; {>aer he bi gate jede
12749; nou er I>ei alle on gate Rob. Ur. 209, 1; in his
gate Gow. conf. am. 3, 196; swa gates Isamb. 250.
gatesehadil (-shsdei) „a>mpitum'*, prompt paro. 188; gate-
schsdel Wr. voc. 271.
gavel, ASax. gatol, from ^even, tribute, La^. S104;
a. r. 202.
gavelok, .4jSaa;. gafoluc, Olcd. gaflok, gatlak, Welsh
gavlach, Gael, gobhlag, gaodock, spear, Alia. 1620; Bob.
Br. 297, 19; gavelokes (pi.) ps. 54, 22.
gede? compos, egede.
geddede? love is wele, love is wo, love is geddede iVr.
an. liL 96.
geet, Fr. ja'iet, ^e*, Halliw. diet. 399; geete (dot) De-
gree. 1461.
gein, ASax. giegn (?), QlceL gegn, gain, conneiuent,
ready, good, „directua**, prompt. parv. 189; & gein pap ^idg.
St. of Th. 9148; gain Mm-, a. p. 2, 749; m. Arth. P. 1904;
gaine (adv) Flor. 1986; geinest (mperlat) Wr. spec. 29;
gainest Iw. 1979; compos, nngein.
gainlich gairdy, Mor. a. p. 3, 83; geia-, gainliche (ado)
WiU. gloss. ; g^nliche rel. ant. 1, 132 ; gejnllke Orm. 18084.
gelde, AiSasc. gelde, Olcd. geldr, Qerm. gelt, ^\i,gdd,
barren, Wr. spec. 24; elde nij^{> me geld(e) rel. avt. 2,
210; geld ps. 112, 9.
geldin, Olcel. gelda, Germ, gelten, i/eJtJ, render barren,
„castrare", prompt, pare. 190; geldid (part) Wr.voc, 250.
gelding eunuch, Wicl. gloss.
gelauiige, OHGerm. geilsaage, ddight, (ace.) a. r. 100*.
gSlunge, cmp. MHOernt. gBiieu (hUaremJacere), delight,
a. r. 100.
D,=,i,z<,d=vGoogIe
gelns 235
gelus, Prov. gelos, Ital. geloso, jealous, owl and night.
1075; jelous Wid. gloss.
genge, ASax. genge, OHOeiin. genger, from gangea,
airretit, usual, owl and night. 802, 1000 & 1063.
geage, AScar. genge, Olcd. gengi, ging, company, ko»t,
La-7,. 15095; Mark. 21; Orm. 3918; Haoel. 2353; Mapea
348; ps. 2, 8; ginge Alts. 1509; Rich. 4978.
gengen, ASax. gengan, MHGerm. gengen, promote,
kdp: swa pat it mujhe gengen U3 to bershen lire e&wle
Orm. 4160; he gengp (pres.) goes, owl and night. 376;
gengden (pret.) iaj. 12865.
gen til, Fr.gentil, gentle, Chauc. C. L 72 ;Mor. a. p. 1,278.
gentilhche vis. F. F. 1381.
gerner, Fr. grenier, ganter, Mand. 52, gernere (dai.)
a. r. 272.
gSsen (geson), ASax. gasue, wanting, destitute, Halliw.
diet. 397; g&ene (plj vis. P. F. 8575.
geeling gosling, Wr. voc. 187.
gesse, ODutck gisse, guess, conjectura, aeatimatio: up
gesse vis. P. F. 3316; bi gesse Lidg. m. p. 58.
geesin, LGerm. Dutch gissen, Dan. gisse, Swed. gissa,
guess, conjicere, opinari, „aestimare", prompt, parv. 190;
gesse Rich. 4482; Mor. a. p. 1, 498; he seide he wolde
gease to arive at Westnesse Horn 1187; gesse (pres.)
Chaua. C. t. 82; transact. 18, 26; Hoccl. I, 332; gesside
(pret.) Wid. gloss.
gest, ASax. gsest, gest, gist, OSax. OHGerm. gast,
Olcd. gestr, Goth, gasta, Lat hostis, guest, prompt, parv.
191;- Wr. spec. 30; vis. F. P. 10185; gist a. r. 68; rd.
ant. I, 130; gestes (pi) pr. consc. 1374.
gesthalle lai le fr. 258.
gesthOs Orm. 7040.
ghesting, MHGerm. gastunge, lodging, Gaw. gloss.
gistneu lodge, entertain, a. r. 402; gistnede (pret)
ibid.; gestfined HaUiw. diet 397; Degrev. 935; igiatned
(part) Shoreh. 13.
gestning entertainmetU, banquet, Alis. 1779; gestening
Tor. 1366; gistninge (dat.) LaT,. 14262; gistninges (pi)
a. r. 414.
get, OFr. get, gin, contrivance, „machina, modus",
prompt, parv.; in pe newe get Ckauc. C. t. 3322; pat {m
be trapped a get Degrev. 1181; jet Wr. p. s. 329.
..Google
386 gepe
gepe, ASax. geo(h}du, gehdu, gihdu, caref Flor. 1607.
gide, Fr. guide, guide, via. P. P. 10495.
gidi, ASax. gidig{?), giddy, Rob. Olowc 68, 3; gidie
(pi.) owl and night. 291.
gidihed giddiness, Fum. p. XIX, 13.
i'gideliche giddily, owl and night 1280.
gie(n), OFr. guler, guide, Ckauc. C. t. 1952; s. a. Wr.
5; gied (pret.) vis. P. P. 1257.
gigge? Olcel. gigja, UHGerm. gtge, gig; gigges (r. ic.
twines) (pi.) Chauc. h. f. l'J42.
gii (gill), O Tcel. gil (fiasura, fauces) f OHGerm. %i\ (her-
nia)? gill, fauces, Flor. 1419; gillia (pi) Qaw. gloss.38i\
gilliis ant. Artk. XXXIII, 2 ; gille „branchia", prompt,
parv. 194; Wr. voc. 222; gile Wicl. gloss. 20; giles (pi.)
Mor. a. p. 3, 269; cmp. Swed. gal, Dan. gjselle.
gil, Dvtch gijl, wort, ncelia"*, prompt, parv. 193.
gildre (gilder), Olcel. gildra, gildri, gilder, mare, Hal-
liw. diet. 399; met. horn. 69.
gildren, Olcel. ^Ara,, catch in a snare; gilderd ('part^
pr. consc. pref. XI.
gile, OZ>w(cA pie („ghile")Jioeri.rA.5r/oas.,OfV.g(u)i'(l)e,
giiUe, Lot,. 16382*; a. r. 128; rel. ant. 1, 182; Wr. spec.
49; Shorek. 164; «. s. Wr. 1346; fercey. 1035; see wile.
gilen, ODutch gijlen Kil. diet., OFr. g(u)il(l)er, ywtie,
deceive, a. r. 128; gile s, a. W>. 2637; ^lep rel. ant. 1,
116; gilled ? (part) s. s. Wr. 989; compoa. bigileii.
gille, Orr. gelle, jiW, hemiaa, prompt, parv. 194; i-ts,
P. P. 3166.
gilofre, Fn girofie, Gr. xapiio^uXXov, gitlifower, clove,
a. r. 370; CAawc. r. r. 1368; Jl/or. a. p. 1, 43.
gilte, ASax. gilte (acrofa), Olcel. gilhi (porca), ^i^*
(yilt), young sow, prompt parv. 185,
gin, Olcel. ginn (faliacia)? gin, contrivance, art, Katli.
1980; Orm. 7087; a. a. H>. 2035; vis. P. P. 12582; ginne
(dot.) c. oj I. 93; m. Arth. F. 3037; purh mine ginne
(pi.?) L03. 18839; see engin.
gin, ASax. (aii-)ginn, OSax. (aua-)giii, OHGerm.
(atia^, bi-) gin, ginni; compos, bigin.
gingelin jingle, prompt, parv. 195; gingle Ckaue.
C. t 170.
giugiver, Gr. OtT'P'P'!' ?'"?*''» Halliw. did,. 401;
gingivere (tiai^ a. r. 370.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
ginaen S87
gisnen, AScKt. ginnan, OSax. OFria. (bi-) OHOerm.
(bi-, in-) Goti. (du-) ginnan, (be-) gin; giune (pres.) aacram.
502; ginnest liek. 760; ginnep Chauc. C. t. 3020; (i, pu,
he) gan (pret.) Orm. 2805; vix. P. P. 21; Chav^. C. t.
303; of hevene he gan penche sone Fvm. p. IX, 173;
aftur mete sehe can (r. gan) him telle Eglant. 520; goo
(gan) Lar,. 27 ; gon c. of I. 209; (con) Hick. thee. 1, 226;
(we, hi) gunnen La^. 24695; gunne k. of T. 1037; I»umb.
448; (cunne) Eglam. 1106; gonnen via. P. P. 8568; gonne
Chauc. C. t. 1660; gonnen (part.) Rob. Br. 167, 3; com-
pos, a-, an-, biginnen.
girle, cmp. LOerm. ffk (puer, puella), girl, child, Mor.
a. p. 1,205; girles (pi.) Alis.2802; Wr. p. ». 337; gerles
vis. p. p. 528; Ivd. Cov. 181; gurles Chauc. C. i. 666.
gise, Fr. guise, guise, fashion, Chauc. C. t. 996; Mor.
a. p. 1, 1098; see wise.
giterne, from Gr. xidapo, guitar, HiW. gloss.; (dot.)
via. P. P. 8493; Chauc. C. t. 3333.
gtve? gyve; gives (pi) iaj. 15338; Octov. 222; wip
feterea and wip gives Wr. p. s. 221.
give?
givegOve tnjle? givegOven (pi) a. r. 196.
glad, ASax. gleed (ni^dua, laetus, comia), OSax. glad
(laetua), OFria. gled (levia), Olcel. gladr (splendidus, lae-
lua). OlIQerm. ginter (splendidus), glad, Orm. 2811; Brand.
6; Fum. p. Ill, 34; gled Marh. 10; a. r. 282; rel. ant.
1, 180; gladder (comp) Gow. conf. am. 2, 53; gladdest
(mperl) Alia. 5261.
gladhche^iarf/y.ia^. 22305; Furn. p. XIX, 145; gladlike
Orm. 10463; gledliche a. r. 126; gladloker (comp) Gaw.
gloaa.; gledluker a. r. 188.
gladaum gladaome, Wicl. glo.is.; gladsora lud. Cov. 16.
glad, ASax. glted (hilaritas, gawdiumj Grein'a gloaa.,
joy, cheer; glade (dat) Tor. 1143; to speke to gider in
glath Rob. Br. 192, 15.
gledful a. r. 242.
gladien, ASax. gladian, Olcel. glada, glad, gladden,
La-T^. 31768; gladie Bek. 1204; gtaden Orm. 2180; gladen
ChatU!. Troil. 2071; glade(n) vis. P. P. 5688 & 18247;
glade Iw. 1440; Min. 20; glathe lud. Cov. 171; gledien
a. r. 178; gledie fprcs^ Mark, fi; gladiep rel. ant. 1, 123;
gladede (pret) Bob. Glouc. 265, 26; vis. P. P. 14267;
..L.oo^lc
SSe gladine
Abraham ^our fadir gkdide pat he scbulde a& m? dal
WicLJohnS; gladed (part.) WUl. gloss.; igl&dei Shorek. 1Z2.
gladine, ASax. glsedene, gladen (gladdon), spurge-
tvort? ffaUiw. diet.
gl a ding joy, Wiclgloas.; c. of I. 841; gledunge a. r. 94.
gladnesse, ASax. glsedness, gladness, prompt, parv.
197; Wid. gloss.; gledoesse a. r. 94.
giadshipe, ASax. glBedscipe, joy, Orm. 784; Wr. spec.
38; gledschipe a. r. 180.
glftire, Fr. glaire (album ovi), emp. ASax. glsere
(aucdnum) and Olcd. gler (vilrum), glair, glare: glaire of
an ei Chottc. C. t. 12734; pat glent as glaire Mor. a. p.
1, 1025.
glam, OTcel. glam, sound, cry, talk, Gaw. gloss.; Mor.
a. p. 2, 499 & 849.
glarin glare, nitere, prompt, parv. 198; glaring (part.)
Chauc. C. t. 686.
glas, ASax. glajs, OHQerm. glas, glass, Kath. 1676;
Wr. spec. 31; Ckawe. C. t 702; Mor. a. p. 1, 989; gle8
a. r. 164.
glasen, ASax. glseaen, OHGerm. gleainer, glazen
(glassen), vitreus: t glazene houve vis. P. P. 14269.
glasen (glacin), Olcel. glseaa? glaze, make bright,
prompt, parv. 197; glased ^prrf^ glanced, HaUito. diet. i03.
glasi glassy, Lidg. m. p. 53.
glaum? Oloel. glanmr, sound, noise, (nglaam") Alex.
Stevens. 188.
glaumen, Olcd. gleyma, make a noise, shout; glau-
mande (part.) Gaw. gloss.
glaver, Welsh glafr? talk, Alex. Stevens. 188.
glaveren glaver, fiatter; glaverez (pres.) Mor. a. p.
\, 687; wip glaveringe wordes cr. P. P. 102; glaveraade
blustering? Gaw. gloss.; glaverande gomes m. Arth. H. 112.
glede, ASax. glida, Olcel. gleda, glede (glead), „nw7-
vus'*, Wr. !)oc. 188&220; Mor. a. p. 2, 1696; Octoy. 680;
gfedea (pi) Mand. 309.
glede, ASax. OFris. gl6d, ODutch gloed, Olcel. glM,
OHGerm, gluot, Jrom glSwen, gleed, glowing coal, Gov),
conf. am. I, 280; Chauc. C. t. 1999; Percev. 756; lavnA.
452; m. Arth. F. 780; (gleede) vis. P. P. 903; Hoed.
I, 159; gladen (pt) Luj. 18863; a. r. 122; gledes Orm.
1067; met. horn. 133; utU. Arth. X, 1.
Uinlizcd^vGoOgle
glfim aS9
glSm, ASase, glsem, gleam, ^lendor. Hick. thea. 1,227,
JWor. a. p. 2, 918; Aud. 45; Juan mir. pi. 162; (gleem)
Wr. spec. 57; gl€m, gleam AfarA. 9 & 12; gleam a. r. 94.
glSmin gleam, splendere, prompt, parv. IftS; glemede
(pi-et.) iVr. spec. 36; Flor. 379; gl^mande (paH.) Mor
a. p. 1, 70; gleaminde Kath. 1668.
g!ene(n), J^r.glener (glaner), glean, prompt, parv. 199
Mor. a. p. 1, 954.
gleiit glent, glance, Gaw. glosa.; glentez (pt.) Mor. a.
p. 1, 1143.
glenten glent, glance: [le wal of jasper pat ^eat (pret.)
as glaire Mor. a. p. 1, 1025; gleves (gdivea) gletering
glent opon geldene Bcheldus Deyrev. 279; when pe swird
out glente Octav. 892; her eye glent a side Ckauc. Trail.
5892.
gleo, ASax. gleov, gliv, glig, Olcel. glf, glee, gavdtum,
Laz- 7006; K€Uh.lU; Mark. 3; a.r.210; Alis.l9l; gleu
Mopes 347; met. kotn. 23; (glew) Bob. Br. 295, 6; gift
„nnMM!a", prompt, parv. 200; gl6 Degrev. 34; hii jfive him
aelver for is (Am) gl4 Rob. Glouc. 272, 18; gli („glie")
Skorek. 103 ; glewe (dot.) Triet. I, 27.
gleom&n glee-man, La^. 7004; Alis. 1152; glemon Wr.
spec. 49,
gleowien, ASax. gleovian, rejoice, sing, plag. Lot,.
20315; glewen Mavea 340; glewe Wr. spec. 38; Triam.
108; gleowede Jj>«(.J a. r. 368 ; gleowinde (jwrt^ Kaih..lQ82.
glette, OFr. glete? slime, flth, Mor. a. p. 2, 306; glet
(glette) pr. come. 459.
gifiu, ASax.gleav, OSoar. glau, OifOeT-m. glawer, Ooth.
glaggvus, Olcel. gloggr, sagacious, prudent, owl and night.
193; rel.ant 1, 181 & 183; glaeuest (»M;peria(J Ln^. 16237.
glideii, ASax. OSax. glidan, OFria. glida, MHQerm.
gliten, glide, La^. 800; glide Alis. 2245; Shorek. 161
Fum. p. HI, 10; glidez (pres.) Mor. a. p. 2, 325; glit
c. of I. 1454; glad (pret.) La^. 15714; PerCCT. 2116; w-
conac. pref. IX; glod Ckauc. C. t. 10707; Antad. Web.
Gaw. gloas.; gliden ^03. 24753; glideii (part.)
Ghauc. C. t. 9761.
glider, _/rojM gliden, glidder, lubricus.
glefiurli Balliic. diet. 404.
glien (glien), Olcel. g]i& (splendere)? gly (gley), squint;
gliande (part.) Wr. voc. 225.
=dbvGoogIe
240 gliere
gMers squinter, „straho", Wr.voc. 225-, prompt. parv. 199.
gliffen? look, gaze? gliffed (pret.) Qaw. gloss. 385.
gliften? gaxe, stare? gliftia (pres.) Halliw. diet. 404;
glifte (pret.) Gaw. gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2, 849; compos.
agliften?
gli3teni' look, shine; gli^t (ptet.) Qaw. gloss.; Mor.
a. ^. 1, 114 & 3, 453.
glim? MHOerm. glim? splendor; glimme (dat) Mor.
a. p. I, 1087.
glimerin, Dan. glimre, Swed. glimra, Germ, glim ern,
glintmer, shine, prompt, parv. 199; glimeraiid (part.) Will,
gloss.; glemiring Tor. 427.
glisien, ASax. glisian, OFr. glisa, shine; gliseden
(ms. cliseden) (pret.) La^. 21725; glised Horn ch. 173.
glisnien, ASax. glisnian, shine; glissenedei' (pret)
jtoj, 21725*; glisnande (part) Mor. a. p. I, 165; glis-
ninge Wicl. gloss.
glissien? ASax. glissian? look; glisset (pret) ant.
Arth. XXV III, 5,
glisten shiaie, look; gliste (pret) Flor. 1659; glistinde
{pan) Kath. 1668; Marh. 12.
glistnen glisten; glistnede (pret) Marh. 9; IVr.
spec. 36.
glistren, ODutch glistsren, glister, shine ; glister (pres)
Gaw. gloss.; glistred (pret.) Goto. conf. am. 2, 252; glis-
tering (part) Em. 350.
gliteren, Olcel. gUtra, glitter, fpres) Chauc. C. t.
979; (glitteren) Wicl. gloss.; gliterand (part.) ps. 44, 14;
glitering Degrev. 1839,
gloden, ASax. gladeii, gloden (caltha), gloden, „helio-
tropium,", Wr. voc. 140.
gloyere, from gloweii, „strabo", prompt, parv. 199.
glomen (glombe), LGerm. glumen {gliscere), glum
{gUmm), gloar, Chauc. r. r. 4356; gloumbes (pres.) Mor.
a p. 3,94; gloiaeAe {pret.) r,gleamed, glowed", Oaw. gloss.;
and glommede als he w6re wrltp Halliw, diet. 404.
glopen? for glilpen (cm broken /or brUken)? ODntch
gloepen, gluipen, glQpen (observare, insldiari), OFris.
glflpa (insidiose speetare)? glop (glovp), gase, stare; gloped ■
(pret.) Mor. a. p. 2, 849.
gl6pnen{glopnen?), Olcel. g\iipnR {operraskes), gloppen,
gaze, startle, o.r,212*; (glopine) Hn/iiiP. (/^W. 405; gloppen
.L.OOc^lC
glorea 241
Cprea.) ant. Artk. VIZ, 13; glopned (pret) m. Arth. H.
90; compos, a-, forglopnen.
gloren, ODutcJi gloeren, glflien, gluiren (nictare),
LGerm. glOren (candere), gloor (gloar, gloar); glorede
(pret.) m. Arth. H. 90.
gl 0 8 e(n) Aoze, fiatter, Wid. gloss. ; glosed (preL) W'31.
ffloss.; Bob. Br. 34, 10.
glouten glout, gloat; gloxitid (prrt.) Rich. 4771; glout-
inge (part.) Skorek. 97.
glove, ASax. glfif, glofa? Olcd. glofi, glove, prompt,
parv. 200; Lidg. m. p. 110; (acc.) Goto. eonf. am, 2,370;
glflyen (pi.) a. r. 420; gloven (gloves) £03. 26081; gloves
ant. Arth. XXXI, 3.
glowin, Olcd. gl6a (candere, aplendere), OHGerm.
gluo(je)n (candere), ghm, prompt, parv. 200 j glowe vis.
P. P. 11811; pr. oonsc. 7360; glowes „looks", Dan. gloer,
Gaw. gloss.; g\6mA(pret) s. s. Wr. 2688; gloet ant. Arth.
X, 1; gloweden Chaua. C. t. 2134; glowende (part) Orm.
1067; glowinge Marg. 214.
glubben, gluppen? cmp, ODutch gulpen, goIpen,^p,
swallow; iglubbed (part.) vis. P. P. 3165.
glopping gulping, cr. P. P. 184.
gluccheQ glutch, swaUow; glucches (pres) a. r. 240*;
see gulch en.
glut glut, slime, JBih, cr. P. P. 133.
gluternesse, cmp. Olcel. glutr (odselhed, overdaadig-
ked), gluttony f Orm. 11663.
gnacchin, cmp. 2Jan. gnaske, knaske, 0 Dutch knaachen,
gnash, prompt, parv. 200; gnaccheii (pres) rd. ant. 1,240.
gnappenP ODutch knappen? gnaw? gnapped (pret.)
Halliw. diet. 405.
gnarre (ngnare") =s cnarre? nsnare^f Wicl. gloss.
gn&st, ASaa;. gn&st, Olcel. gneisti, OHOerm. gneisto,
spark, scintilla, Wid. glosi. 20 ; gnftst (kn&at), gnaist
prompt, parv. 278.
gn&sten (gnAstin) gnash, r^remere, stridere", prompt,
parv. 200', Wid. gloss. 20; gnaiete j>r. consc. 7338; gii&sten
(pres) apol. 93; gn&st(e) (pret.) Town. myst. 807 ; gnaisted
ps. 2, 1 ; Bob. Br. M. 8, 809.
gnat, A8ax. gofet, gncA, Chauc. C. t. 6929; gnet a.
r. 8; gnit? rd. ant. 1, 86.
gnawen, ASax. gnagan, OHQemu gnagan [iiagan],
..L.oo^^lc
OleeL gnaga [nftga], maw; gawia (knawin) prompLpam.
200 & 278; gnawe Sob. Olouo. 404, 11; Chaue. TroH.
6990; pr. amae. 6908; gna3{e)8t (prea.) Shorek. 97; gnawe
(ttibj.) met hom. 142; gnogh (pret) HaUiw. diet 406;
gn&w Rick. 6074; gnoweu Wicl. glota.; goowe (siuhj.) Rob.
Gtouc. S39, 6; gnawen (pari.) pr. consc. 864; ignawe
Sick. thea. 1, 227; compos, for-, tognawen.
gnSde, ASaa. gnead, %a^5im,aparing, wanting, rd.a^.
1, 120; Percev. 607 & 762; Degree. 1159; fprinterf gufide)
Trnt III, 49.
gnMebcbe, jlSoir. gnidelioe, sparingly, a. r. 202.
gQ4de(a) need, watdf Havd. 97; ctnuf. of maa. 670.
golden, J^ofC. gnidan, 02f derm, (^tan, nt£, a. r. 238;
gstde (printed gnyde) rd. ant. I, 175; gniden (pret)
a. r. 360.
gBof? miaerf Chauc. C. t 8188.
gnnddeii ruh, a. r. 238*; gaoddfi (pres. imper.J Hallivf.
did, 406; gauAdeden (pret.) a. r. 260*; and moni knight
wip dgpes wounde gnodded (printed gaodded) gras on pe
grounde AHa. 2374.
god, ASax. OSaa. OFrit. god, OHGerm. got, Olcd.
god, gud, Ootk. gup, god, Bek. 2 ; godes (gai.) ekrmt. Engl.
630; (pi) Katk. 53.
godcund divine, Orm. 6873.
godcundnesse divine natwre, Kath. 986.
goddohter (-^vter) goddaughter, prompt, parv. 201.
godfader godfather, Skoreh. 69.
godhed godhead, de^, a. r. 390; ifanti 144.
godmudir godmother, prompt parv. 201,
godsib goaaip, P. P. p. 61S; gossib Chauc. C. t 5825.
godsibrEde goaaipred, Shoreh. 69; ^asiprsde Lidg.m.p. 36.
god^wl goapel, Bek. 1072; ■met. hom. 5; or. P. P. 512;
gwpel Chauc. C. t 48S.
godspellflre evagigdiet, a. r. 94*; nut. hem. 47; gospellere
CAowc. r. r. 6887.
godsone godaon, Wr. voc. 214; godaime, godsone, gossone
prompt, parv. 20 X; godsone Brand. 2.
gfid, ^Sar. OSaa:. Oi^m. god, Ootk. gods, O/oetgodr,
OSGerm. guoter, good, £03. 1782; ^eJk. 1; (good) Mand.
56; gfid lawwb. 177; iftn. 9; ^. conac. 80; guod jlmts
16; pe gode child Bek. 119; pe gode manneB Orm, 1469;
g6d0 mea 3054; is alle gMe didat 26S2; & g&d« knave
g6d 248
Percev. 216; te (to) godre (dat. jem.) heale w6re je ^Ter
iboren a. r. 194; godne (acc. mate.) owl and night. 810;
Shorek. 135; have nou godne dai Som 731; Wr. an. /tit.
6; pet god (aubat.) a. r. 248; Trat dostu (doe$t tAou) godes
owl and night. 563; wip heore catel and beore gode troru-
a(^. 18, 24.
goddede (/oo(i lieai, o, r. 150.
gddhsd, 6^erm. giltheit, bonitaa, Alia. 7060; i^or. 1682;
gadhed rel. ant 1, 209.
godleic, Olcel. godleikr, - ^t(a«, a. r. I36j gSdle^c Orm.
1768; godleic, g8dl5c JtatA. 290 & 899; godlSc Marh.lO;
Wr. an. lit. 8.
goAilch goodly, Mor. a. p. 2,753; godli Jpom.75; gouplich
Wr. an. lit. 2 ; godliche (dat.) La'^. 6159; golike ( = g6d-
llke? cmp. Olcel. gollgr bonua, praestans, OSOerm. guol-
hcher glorioaus) tfln Orm. 15662; godhche (adv.) Degrev.
675; goodhche c. of I. 1396; god-, god-, gfidllcte iaj.
99, 10761 & 18857.
god (goud), ASax. g&d? goad, nSlimulua", rel. ant. 1,
86; gode Wr. voc. 89; (dat.) cr. F. P. 862; goode Wicl.
gloaa.
goden, A8ax. godian, beneJU, improve, Orm. 10666;
jgoded (part) a. r. 386.
godnesse, ASax. godness, goodness, Orm. 2109; (dat)
La^. 6897; tramact 18, 28; gddnes pr. conac. 13i.
goodschipe (-scliupe) honitaa, c of I. 603.
gogil?
gogilSyid goggle-eyed, prompt, parv. 201 ; gogilljed Wtd.
gloaa.
gok, ASax. geac, Olcd. gaukr, OHGerm. gauh, gouh
(cacvlua, atvlhia), gowk (gawk), cuckoo, fool, rel. ant. 1,291;
gouk SaUiw. diet. 389; aee ;^6k.
g6ki go^Dky (gaioky), fool, via. P. P. 7186.
gol, Olcel. golr, gulr, ode, flavua; guile? (pD HaUiw.
diet. 424 ; gollis (svbst plj guUs, young birds, Wicl. gloss.
golsoght, Dan. Stped, gnlsot, jaundice, Htdliw. diet. 409 ;
gouils'ought „glav.ciyma", Wr. voc. 224.
gold, ASaa. OSax. OHGerm. gold, Goth, gulp, OTeel.
gull, gold, La'T,. 4779; Hardw. poem 9; golde (dot.) Wr.
spec. 38; guide Iw, 888.
goldMi gold-coloured, La^. 31406.
giddfinch goldfnch, Alit. 783.
16*
244 goldin
goldhord gold-hoard, Mark. 17.
goldriug gold-ring, Z03. 24600.
goldsinip gdldamith, prompt, parv. 202.
golditt golden, Eglam. 860; see gulden.
golf, Olcel. golf, gdf (goaf), floor, prompt, parv. 202.
gom? 0 Dutch goom, OiceZ. gaumr? ace. gaum, OHGerm.
gauma, gouma, gaum, heed, care, (ace) Orm. 916; gdme
(ace.) rel.songa V, 18; Halliw. diet. 409; nime gome Bob.
Qloac. 38, 4; aee ^fime.
gflme, ASax. gbm& (palatum), OHGerm. guomo, Olcd.
gdmr, goom (gum), ngingiva", prompt, paro. 202 ; Wr. voc.
245; gomes (pi) rel. ant. 2, 78; see gime.
gore (gor?), ASax. Olcel. OHGerm. gor, gor (gore),
dirt, „limu8", prompt, parv. 203; Mor. a. p. 2,306; libeaua
disc. 1471.
gorst, ASax. gorat, gorse, prompt, parv. 204*; WieL
glw. 21; gorstez (pi) Mor. a. p. 2, 534,
goa, ASaa^ gds, Olcel. gds, OHGerm. gans, goose, rel.
ant. I, 217; (goes) Mand. 49; gSs (jj^ a. r. 128; (gees)
ifajiJ. 49; Lidg. m. p. 118.
goaei cr. P. P. 447.
gflshauc Alis. 483; Lw^j. m. p. 152.
gossomer gossamer, prompt, parv. 205; Chauc. C. t.
10573; iti^. m. ^. 46.
got, OHGerm. goz, frmn ^eoten, fusio; compos, ingot.
gote, ODutch gote (canalis), gate (gut), channel, water-
course, prompt, parv. 205; gotez (pi) Mor. a. p. 1, 607.
gopelen. Germ, godeln, gudeln Staid, schw. tdiot 1,
488, nimble: hise guttea bigonne to gopelen vis. P. P.
3167; 6. slab of Ire pat gldwinge a fdre wire, in water
hit wolde gopeli loude Wr. treat. 135.
goule(n), Olcel. gaula,(?owZ, yowl, howl, pr_ consc. 477;
gaule Halliw. diet. 395; goule (imper.) Wicl. gloss.
gowen, Olcel. g& (ohservare, attmdere, curare)? look;
pu gowest (pres) Orm. 12233; gous? ant. Artk. X, 11.
grace, Fr. grace, grace, Bek. 421,
grfflfe? ASax. grsefe (cove)f Bout. ev. 50, ditch, pitf
grSve (dat) Lidg. m. p. 57; greiveAwMf. 107; grsefes
(pi) Orm. 92 10 J greaves X03. 31881; see grgve.
grsenen, ODutch graenen? prepare? heo grsBneden
(greinede) beore stSden Laj. 23909.
graf (grave), ASax. grse^ Oi'Vis, gref, OSax. graf,
.L.OOc^lC
gr&fe 246
OHGerm. grab, grave, „sepulorU7n, Wr. voc. 231 & 249;
Wid. John 19; grafe (dot) Mar. mir. pi. 150.
grife, OHGerm. grAvo, OFris. grdva, Olcel. greifi,
jropfi (greave), provost, steward, r,vHlicus, praepositus", Wr.
voc. 211; his bidel & his gre^fe Orm. 18366.
grai, ASax. grseg, OFris. gre, Olcel. gr&r, OLhUch
grauw, OHGerm. grawer, jray (grey), Wr. spec. 34; grai,
gr4 Wirt. Aom, 42 ; grei prompt, parv. 209 ; grei as glas
CAaitc. C (. 152; hia greie vel owl and night. 832; grese
fdai^ a. r. 12; greise fji^ Shoreh. 146; grai fsw6s(^ a
sort of fur, MHQerm. grfi, fltcfc (Aes. I, 224*; U heau*
disc. 839; grei via. P. P. 10065; gro Launf. 237; in gro
ant in gris Wr. spec. 2 6 ; grei gray^ badger (cmp. Fr.
grisard), prompt, parv. 209; grfi devU (see Grimm's mytkot.
945), Mark. 6.
? graibond, ASaa;. grstghund ? cmp. Olcel. greyhundr, gray-
kaund, a. a. Web. 698; greihound Triam. 473; greahund
a. r. 332; grShoiiad prompt, parv. 209; i^w^. m. p. 29;
grewhond s. a. Wr. 738.
gra3en, OHGerm. grawen, become gray; grayes Gaio.
gloaa.
gram, ASax. gram, grom, OSax. gram, Olcel. gramr,
OHGerm. gramer, angry, furious, Havel. 214; 3h6 warp
Bone gram & gril jsen santjohao Orm.l9e59; bltpe 6per
grom owl and night. 990; grame (pi) Amia 2iri; mid
grame wordes £03, 24774; gramest (superlat.) Qaio. gloaa.
gramcund angry, Orm. 1545.
grame, ASax. grama, vexation, anger, Ckauc. C. t.
13331; Wr. p. a. 199; Mor. a. p. 3, 53; Min. 18; Degrev.
1372; Triam. 1223; Tor. 2029; grame, grome £03. 1435
& 3745; owl and night 1088 & 1482; grome iTatfc. 1363 ;
Marh. 17; aee greme,
gromelich grievous, Marh. 9.
gramien, ASax. Goth, gramiau, vex, anger; gromien
(gramie) La^, 25216; grame lud. Gov. 27; Aud. 77; gro-
me3 (pres) Mark. 17; gromede ("prrt^ .ffo^. 2106*; igramed
(part) owl and night. 1601; comjXM. agramien ; seegremieu.
grfl.Q, /r(M» *grinen, OBGerm. gtlnan (mutire, gannireff
groan; grfln Mapes 343; gr&nes (pi) Gaw. gloaa.
gr Anien (groiiie), ASax. gr&nian (murmurare, gemere),
Olcel. greina (dicere, proferre)? groan, iaj. 25557; gr&ne
HaUiw. diet. 414; graine Gaw. glo^.; gronye Fum. p.
246 gr6iimg
XVII, 680; grfinen a. r. 326; grflne Aarrow. 80; grSnede
(pret.) U heauB disc. 476; grftrDaud (part.) pr. consc. 798.
gr6ning,A8ax. grknung, groaning, ant. Arik. XXVI, 2.
granten, OFr. granter, grant; grantede (pret.) La^-
4789*; Bek. 650.
gr&p, A8ax. gr&p, from grtpea, grasp; grapes (pi.)
Kath. B65.
grape, Fr. gr&ppe, grape, „uva'*, FTr. wc. 240; grapes
(pi.) Brand. 19; Mand. 219.
gr&pien, ASax. gt&pi&n, 0/cei. greipa, OHGerm. grei-
foa,grope; gr£pe jss. 113, 7'; grope AUs. 1957; tug. P.P.
8722; CXatM. 0. (. 646; Flar. 1633; (heo) gropieS ( prea.J
a. r. 378; (hi) grSpiep Shoreh. 125; grApede (gropede)
{pret.) La-T,. 30269; gr&ped (paH.) pr. come. 6566.
gras, ASax. gries, gsera, OSax. Olcel. Ootfi. OHGerm.
gras, OFria. gers, jroas, La^, 16414; Wr. treat. 137 ; Gow.
conf. am. 1, 152; gres prompt, paro. 210 ; Rob. Br. 336, 4;
Pereev. 1192; girs Gato. jiow. 384; geases (pi.) Wr, spec.
114; greses Orm. 8193.
greahoppe cicada, locusta, Wr. voc. 166; Own. 9224.
gra8e(ii), ASax. grasian (?), graze, Lidg. m. p. 121
greBin prompt, parv. 210.
graspen, LGerm. grapsen, grasp, Wicl. glosa. 21
graspid (pret) Flor. 678.
graven, A8ax. grafan, Olcel. grafa, Goth. OHOerm.
graban, grave, fodere, Lai,. 9960; gravin prompUparv. 208;
grave Chauc. C. t 8557; grof (pret) ps. 7, 16*; graven
leptdtus, via. P. P. 6709; Mand. 93; Mor. a. p. 2, 1332
igraven Laj. 7636; compos, bigraven.
great, A8ax. great, OFria. grfl.t, OSikb. grot, OHGerm.
grozer, j«of, Alia. 935; cr. P. P. 106; greet Orm. 2479;
gr^t Tor. 128; gr^t wip childe k. of T. 531; greit.^»KK;.
Web. 124; greate pine Bet. 11; greate (pi) a. r. 194;
gr£te lordes Mand. 13; raid grasten (dai. m) kae huie
La^. 27831 ; mid greatere (dat. f) heorta 569 ; moni greatne
(ace. m) dunt 2284; gretture (compar) a. r. 194; grettere
owl and night. 74; gretter Mand. 2; grattur ant. Arth.
XII,4; gi:ette6t(auperl.)Brand.2; Chauc. C. t. 120; grfiste
a. r. 66.
grfitbche jreofly, WHLgloa*.; grStluker (compor^ a. r. 426.
great en, ASax. greatian, beo&me great, a. r. 128;
greti Boh. Glouc. 68, 17; gretep (pres) Alia. 464.
-L'.ooglc
grdde S4r
gr€de, ASatc. greada (grenium), lap, i. a. W^. 1802; [»
coppe he putte under his gr6de Alia. 4187.
gredel, WeUh greidell, Ir. greideal, griddle, gridiron,
HcUUk. diet. 415; /. c. c. 13; gredil a. r. 122.
grSden, ASaX. gr^dan (elamarc), Goth, grfidon (nei-
vjiv)? cry, coZi, a. »-. 236; vie. P. P. 1029; grfide B«fc.
129; grede ant gr6ne harrow. 80; crie and grSde Fum,
P- I, 32 ; ful loude gonne thel blowe and gr^e m. Arth.
F. 791; wipe and gr^de lud. Gov. 361; grSdep (praj
Alts. 142; alle p6 pat to me grfida Wr. spec. 82; grfide
(imperat.) Hoed. VI, 36 ; grcedde (grAdde) (pret.) La^.
8634; grMde a. n 244; ZTorn 1202; grfidde Alia. 1067;
grSdden, grftdden Shoreh. 84 & 86; compos. blffT^eu.
gredi^, ASacc. greedig, OSaos. gr&dag, Ooth grSdaga,
Olcd. gr&dugr, OHGerm. gr&tager, graedy, Orm. 10217;
grfedi „avidwa^, prompt, pare. 209; Fum. p. VIII. 138)
grfidie (^.) a. r. 324; grSdiuTe (compar.) 416.
grSdi3le3C avidUaa, Orm. 8994.
grddibche greedily, a. r. 240*.
gr^di3ne88e, ASaga. graedigneaa, greediness, Orm.
4522; gr€dinesse a. r. 416.
greid, Olcel. greidr, ready; graip met. horn. 99; avow.
Arth. XXXVI, 8; pe graipe gate vis. P. P. 870; greide
(pi.) a. r. 16; graipeat (superl.) Min. 18.
grajpliche graidly, readily, cr. P. P. 1054; greipli WiU.
gloss.; graipli met. hom. 44; Percet). 491.
greipen, Olcel. greida, graith, prepare, Alia. 170;
grejpen Onn. 98; grseiden (greipi) La^. 8058; greipe
Mapea 334; greided (pres.) a. r. 236; graithes m. Arth.
F. 2530; greidede (pret.) La^. 1097; £e;t. 931; graiped
Percev. 123; igreiped (part) Wr. spec. 48; igreidet Kath.
1993; comjfos. agreipeo.
greme, 0/c5. OHGerm. gremi, ofH^^r, iwotA, Goto,
gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2, 947; see grame.
gremien, ASax. gremian, Olcd. gremja, OHGerm.
gramen, vex, irritate, Mark. 12; gremen Mor. a. p. 2,
1347; greme Havel. 442; gremed (pres) a. r. 334; gre-
mede (pret) Wr. spec. 36; gremed nirritavit", ps. 9, 25;
see gramien.
gT&ae,ASax. OFris. gr^ne, Olcel. groeim, OSax. groni,
OHGerm. gnioner, green, BoJ. OUuc 362, 9; Wr. spec.
90; Alts. 638; Mand. 54; (greene) CAdwc. C. *. 9911: pe
..L.oo^^lc
348 grfinin
woundes gr&ae cof I. 143S; grenner (compar.J Brand. 15.
grdithEd viriditaa, ret. ant. 2, 84.
grfinin, A8ax. grfinian, green, virescere, prompt, para.
210; grfined (pret.) a. r. 160.
grennin, ASaas. erennian (ringi), OMOerm. grennan,
(mutire) f Olcel. grenja (fremere, atrepere) f grin, „ringi**,
prompt, parv. 210; grennen a. r. 212; grenne pa. 36, 12;
grenne aad berke Mia. 1935; non per laj ne gren Aud.
49; ^nneden (pret.) La^. 29550; grenede Bek. 987; pe
teep grennand Mich. 8406.
grennuDge rictus, a. r. 213.
greo8?
greeeli, LOerm. grealik, MBGerm. griusllch? horrible, Mar.
mir. pi. 34 J grfisli Wtllgloaa.; Ealliw. diet. 404.
greot, ^iSair. greot, 08ax. Olcel. ^rioi, OHOerm. grioz,
gravel, a. r. 70; P. P. p. 541; greet Wid. gloaa. 21; ret.
anU 2, 81; grfit? Trist. Ill, 21.
grSs grease, Ckauc G. t. 135; grees Wid. gloaa.
grfit, Cro(A. gr^ta, Olcel. grktr, Jletus; grete (tiai^ Jtfar.
mw-. pi. 150; on(. .drtA. XZF, 12.
grfiten, ASax. grsetan, (3o(A, grStan, Olcel. grita,
greet, weep, Havel. 164; (grfitin) prompt parv. 210; grete
Triat I, 67; Mor. a. p. 1, 331; pr. conac. 7099; (greete)
DM. P. P. 3245; gr^te and grone Mar. mir. pi. 152; grfite
(prea.) atU. Arth. VII, 13; grgten Wr. an. lit. 11; gr§tand
(part.) Eoh. Br. 165, 4; gr^t (pret.)met. horn. 18; lawtih.
815; grSte f'part^ Halliw. diet. 417; S^iam. 926.
grSten, ASax. gretan (aUoqai, invocare, ciere, aalutare),
OFria. grStii (provocare, appellare), OSax. grotian (alloqui),
OHGerm. gruozan (provocare, mere, salutare), greet, salute,
Kath. 2303; Orm. 2805; via. P. P. 3159; (grfeti n) ^rom^rf.
parv. 211; grSte Mar. mir. pi. 152 ; greete (griete) Ckauc.
C. t. 8890; grated (imper) a. r. 430; gr^tte (pret) Laj.
133; Bek. 452; Horn 788; m. P. P. 6050; iou«/. 262;
grfitten Alia. 5696; cotii^km. igrSten.
grdtunge greeting, a. r. 250; grSting BeJc. 1288.
grfive? greave, luoasf Will, gloaa.; Gaw. glosa.; (dot.)
Chaitc. Troii. 7514; Afor. a. p. 1, 320; graves (pi.) Tritt.
I, 2; Goto. conf. am. 2, 261; CAouc. C t 1497; li beaui
disc 551; pe gr^Tes graye Percev. 172; pe grSne grfivea
ojK. -irtA. 7, 8; of grfiTis and of gillus XXXIII, 2;
aM gnefe.
i:,, Google
grSven 249
gr§ve(n), OFr. grever. Lot. gravare, grieve, molest, in-
jure, Mand. 11; grevi Bek. 1522; grSve (pres. subj.) a. r,
422; via. P. P. 11590.
grl?
grtllch, omp. OHOertn. grAlich, MHGerm, griulich, horrible,
HaLLiw. diet. 418.
grlen, cmp. OHOerm. grUen, gry, feel horror f grled
(pret.) „tretnhled", Gaw. gloss.
grid?
gridire gridiron, Fum. p. XV, 204; gredireD Wicl. gloss.
griging, cmp. Dan. grye aitd Dutch krieken (dawn),
dawning, Halliw. did. 418; griking (griging) ps. 77, 34.
gril, MHGerm. grel, harak, rough, sharp, prompt. pOrv.
212; Orm. 7145; Amis 1275; grille Rob. Br. 92, 16;
grille (pi.) Chauc. r. r. 73; woundes . . , grille Wr. spec.
91; gr6iie3 full grille ant. Artk. XLVIII, 9.
grille(n), ASax. grillan, grellan (provocare), Dutch
grillen (horrere), provoke, afflict, „torment", Gaw. gloss.;
saaram. 786; pi bidding, lord, i shall fulfill(e) and never
more pe greeve ne grill(e) Mar. mir. pi. i ; pat (hoc) mi
hert(e) grillus ant. Arth. XXXIII, 6 ; so gretli can (r. gan)
he grille (he afraid) erl of T. 1 65 ; me grulled I am afraid,
a. r. 366; compos, agrullen.
grim, ASax. OSax. grimm (grim), Olcel. grimmr,
OHGerm. grimmer, grim, fierce, furious, „austerus, horri'
dus", prompt, pare. 212; gr.30; Alis.75i; iip.2183; Bob.
Br. 192, 6; pr. consc.2250; k grim word a. r. 100; grim
and wr6p s. s. Web. 818; grimme wundes Onn. 1443;
grimmest (auperlat) a. r. 202.
grimli grimly: pe grimti gost Wr. spec. Ill; grimlicbe
(adv) £03. 1914; a. r. 104; owl and night. 1330; grim-
lokest (superlat) ant. Arlh. VIII, 8.
grimnesae, ASax. grimness, grimness, „aKsterita3'*,
prompt, pans.
grin, ASax. grin, gryn, grin, snare; gren dep. of Rich.
14, 9; grone a. r. 278; grine (dot) owl and night. 1057;
grune Marh. 3; gronen (grunen) (pi) a. r. 278; grines,
grenes, granea Wicl. gloss.
grind? ASax. (ge-)grind (fragorjf
gnndsUSn grind-, grinding-stone, a. r. 332 ; Wid. gloss.
grindel, ASax, grindel (obex, vectis)f
grindelstsn grindle-, grtTidstone, Gaw. gloss.
U.,:,l,zt!dbvG00gIe
250 grindel
grindel angry, wroth, Oaw. gloat.; Mor. a. p. 3, 524.
grindellaik anger, Gaw. gloat.
grindelli angrily, ibid.
grinden, ASax. grindan, (frendere, terete), ODutch
griaden(fjenderef kirrire)f grind, a. r. 7 i);grindin prompt.
parv. 212; grinde Mor. a. p. I, 81; grinde (prea.J Chauc.
C. t. 13953; grindest Orm.1486; grond (pret.) ncontrioit",
Wid. exod. 32, 20; grunde (aubj.) a. r. 70; gninden (part)
Iw. 676; groiuidea Wr. voc 155; groundia L c c. 30;
compot. igriaden.
grindere grinder; grinderis (pi.) Wid. gloat.
grinnen (grin), ODutch grinnen, grin (gim), pr, conae,
222&;gape ana grin Town, my at. 53; (i)gime<ianagiiftst 307.
grip, ASax. gripe, MIIGerm. grif, grip, gripe, Qaw.
gloss.; gripen (dat. pi.) La-^. 15273.
grip, Olad. gripr, OHGerm. grif, „gryphua, raftwr",
prompt, parv. 212; Brand. 20; Alia. 6345; Octov. 447;
gripes (pi) La^. 28062.
gripe? ASaa:. gr6p6? gripe, trench, ditch, prompt parv.
218*; tee grippe.
grtpeo, ASax. OSax. gripan, OFria. Oleel. gripa,
Goth, greipan, OHGerm. grifen, gripe, rel. ant. l, 174;
rel. aonga F, 76; gripin prompt, parv. 213; gripe Rich.
4471; grtpep (pres) via. P. P. 11772; gripea (imper)
nadprehendite", pa. 2, 12; greep (pret.J La^. 8440; gr&p
Orm. 8125; gnire grip euch mon Kath. 1994; grSp?
Halliw. diet. 416; grepen BtcA. 5070; gripen (part) „aon-
prehentut", pa. 9, 16; compoa. bi-, igripen; deriv. grip.
gripel gripple, covetom, Laj. 7336.
grippe, ODutch grippe (auicua), grip, tretuA, ditch,
prompt, parv. 212; tee gripe.
grippel, LQerm. griippel (auicua) SehHtse'a liolat. idiot,
trench, ditch, prompt, parv. 212.
g r i p p e n , MHOerm. gripfen, grip, seiee ; grippest (prea.)
Hartah. met. t. 118; gripte (pret) WHL gloaa. ; Bob. Glouc.
22, 19; griped (paH.) via. P. P. 1721.
grls, OSax. OFria. MHGerm. gris (canua), a aort of
Jur, Wr. apec. 26; via. P. P. 10065; gris and groiawn/
237; gris and grai li beaua ditc. 839.
grls, Olcel. griss, grise, pig, porcellua, prompt parv.
211; rel ant. 2, 79; a. r. 204*; vis. P. P. 2183; avow.
Artk. II, 16; I. c. c. 55.
=dbvGoogIe
giise 201
griae? omp. MHGerm. griuae, grfise, horror f
grise-, grisful horrible, WicL gloss.; grisful Fum, p. 7,33;
Chauc. C. t. 1540.
grise horrible, li beans disc. 597: pr. consc. pre/. X.
grishch (griahch?), ASax. gria-, grjahc? OFria. grlslik,
ODutch grijselik, grisly, horrible, Katk. 2320*; a. r. 190;
owl and night 224; s. s. Weh. 756; k. of T. 168; grise-
bcli, grlsli Alis. 684 4 6717 ; grisli^ Orm. 3842; grisli Mor.
a. p. 2, 1634; grisli, griseli pr. consc. 1404 &, 1757; gris-
llche(Ww^ a. r. 118; Rob. Glouc. 24,21; cr. P. P. 1166;
grisllkere (compar.) Furn. p. XVII, 357; grisllkeste (su-
perlat.) XVII, 353; tee grdsli.
grislines grislinesa, pr. consc. 2310; griselinesse Wicl. gloss.
g T ia e n , ASax. (a-)gri8an (horrere), ODutch grijsen
(Jrendere, ringijf cmp. ASax. (be-)gre08an, MHGerm.
grOseo, and see Gr. gram. 1,371 (3d ed.), grise? be afraid,
feel horror, rel. aiit. 1, 130; grise transcict. 18, 26; met,
hom. 23; Lidg. m. p. 113; Mar. mir. pi. 177; t6 make
pe haipin kingis to griae s. s. Wr. 2674; me giises (v. r.
gnilled) a. r. 366*; pet ou grise (v. r. uggi) wid hflm
92*; groa (pret.) Halliw. diet. 420; griaiden? Wid. gloss.
21; compos, agriaen.
grlai? cmp. OHGerm. griusiger (horribilis).
grisillch horrible. Will, gloss.
grisines horror, Wicl. gloss.
grisung, ODutch gnjainge (rictus) f horror, a. r. 190*;
grlsing Wicl. gloss.
grist, ASax. OSax. grist (frendor, molihi/ra), grist,
hruisef Mor. a. p. 1, 465,
griatbat gnashing, Lai,. 5189.
gristbatien gnash; grisbatede (prbt.) a. r. 326.
^visiiX, ASax. OFris. gnstel, gristle, „cartilago", prompt.
parv. 213; Wr. voc. 179.
grid, ASax. Olcel. grid, peace, quiet, security, La^.
1416; a. r. 174; grip rel. ant. 1, 172; c. of I. 702; grip
& frip Orm. 3380; grith ant. Arth. V, 7; griht (r. w.
wiht = with) harrow. 124.
gripbruche owl and night. 1732.
gridful a. r. 406.
gridliche peaceably, La-r,. 121.
gridien, ASax. gridian, make peace, Lar,. 5551.
grom, Olcel. gromr (homuncio), groom, young www,
..L.oo^^lc
252 gromil
Bek. 148; Horn 971; vii. P. P. 3221; Wr. p. s. 218;
moni knight and grom Alis. 1150; gromes (pi.) a. r.
422; owl and nigfU. lllS ; gromene (oen. pi) Wr. p. 5,238,
gromil, Fr. gremil, gr<ymwdl, Wr. spec. 27.
grope, groupe, OFris. grope, ODutck groepe, groop,
channel, trench, prompL pare. 216.
gropen, groupin, mtJce a groop Jsc, prompt, parv. 216,
grot, ASax. grot, particle, atom, a. r. 260; Chaue.
C. t. 6874.
grot? Oicrf. grautr? groeU, polenta; gr6te (dat) I. c. c
63; gr6teB (pi) 47.
grote, ODvtch groote, groat, drachtna, vi^.P. P. 2534;
grote, groote Lidg. m. p. 50 & 152; grotes (pi) Chauc.
C. t. 7546,
groute (grout?), ASax. grut, ODvtch gnite, gruite,
MHGerw. gril?, grout, prompt, parv. 217; Wr. voc. 178.
grove (groi?), ASaa:. (vyji-)grki, grove, „lucua",prom^.
parv. 215; Mand. 271; grove (dat.) owl and night 380;
Chauc. G. t. 1480; groven (grflve) (]A) Im^. 469.
growin, ASax. grSvan, Olcel. groa, OFris. groia,
OPGerm. gni{o)eii, grom, prompt, parv. 215; greowea?
(growe) £03. 8696; growe vis. P. P. 14038; Mand. 88;
grouwep (pres) Wr, p. s. 332; growinde (part.) Shoreh.
159; growing Ckavc. C. t. 13981; gr^U (pra)La-Ty 2014;
P-oh. Olouc. 470, 6; greowe (suhj) rel. ant. 1, 173; growen
(part.) cr. P. P. 440; compos, bigrowen.
g r u b b e n , from •gnibbe, ODutck grubbe (fovea), grub,
prompt, parv. 217.
grucchen (gruccbe), OFr. groucber, grudge, murmur,
Wiol. John 6; grugge lud. Cov. 228; gmcched (pres) a. r.
114; grocheB ^r, conse. 297; gmwhed (pret.) Mand. 57.
grUen (grfle), OHGerm. grAen (horrere), grue, grieve?
saoram. 155; see grien.
gruf? cmp. Olcel. 4 grflfu (ruBsgrtts) Fritener's ordb.,
bei Alien gruf (on the face) Chauc. C. t 951; and laide
her gruf (face downwards) upon Sl tre Em. 656; on grofe
ye lie testam. of Ores. 362; on groufe falliu m. Arth. H.
323; on the gruffe fallis Halliw. diet. 419.
grufeliuge, grovelinge groveling (grublings), on the
face, face dovmwarda, see transact, phil. society 1862 p. 88,
prompt, parv. 215; grovelinge to his fete pai felle Mor.
a. p. 1, 1119; grovelinga Alex. Stevens. 5277; groflinges
.L.OOc^lC
grand 2SS
pou shall b6 laid Tovm. myst. 40; grovelonges ant Arth.
XL VII, 8.
grund, ^jSaa;. OSax. gnind, OHQerm. gnint, Olcel.
grunnr, grouvd, fundua,La'T,.22M;Orm.VA28Q; /w.20O3;
Wr. p. 3. 196; grund, grond jw. cotmc. 209 & 7213; ground
via. P. P. 10924; into helle grunde (dat^ a. r. 268; falle
to grounde Wr. treat. 136; eode to groude jemAerf, fio6.
Qlouc. 79, 7; hire keverchefa wSren ful fine of grounde
Ckauc. C. t 455.
groundebbe. Germ, grund-ebbe, Lidg. m. p. 50.
groundlias groundless, Shoreh. 154.
groundsope „faex, sedimen", prompt parv. 216.
gruadswilie groundsel, aeneeio, rel. ant. \, 37.
grundwal Orm. 13372.
grouodin, ASax. gryndan, groimd, „fundare", prompt,
parv. 216; grundien cast downf La-r,. 26553; grendep
(pres.) sinks to the ground, Shoreh. 137; groundid (part.)
„/ounded", Wicl. gloss.
grunten, OHGerm. gninzen, grant, a. r. 326 ; grunton
prompt, parv. 218; i grante (prea.) ant grone rel. amt 1,
120; gronten Mand. 274; gr\inte (pret.) Fum. p. XV,99;
Mapes 341; grentin Wicl. gloss.
grure, ASax. gryre, OSaa. gruri, horror, Lbj. 27716;
Mark. 7; Katk. 1994; a. r. 112.
grureful a. r. 210.
grure horrihlef om al o grure bI6de (or gmreblode?)
a. r. 294.
grAsen oroiMf, munch; grdse (pres. s%ibj.) a. r. 428*
grut, IiGerm. grut, gi-ut, gravel, „limus", prompt, parv.
218; pe toundlkes w6r(e) ... full of grut Mick. 4339.
grutten? /rem ASax. grytte, OHGerm. gruzze (fur-
furjf of grits? fet him ia muchele leovere pen pet tu ete
grutt«ne bread, oder werie herde h^re a. r. 186.
gulchen gulck (gwtk), awaUow, gulched (pres.) a. r.
240; see ^ucchen.
gulden (nguldene"), A'-ax. gylden, goldm, a. r. 336;
gilden pr. consc 5360; lud. Coo. 76; & guldene cr^ne Katk.
1582; pe gildene 3ate Mand. 81 ; gildene (pl.J Orm. 8180;
geldene scheldus Degrev. 280.
gildin, ASax. gyldan, gild, prompt, parv. 193; gildid
(gilt) (part.) Wid.gloss. 20; gilde (pi.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1344.
gult, ASax. gjlt, guHt, Laz- 4272; a. r. 258; owl and
..L.oo^^lc
904 gulten
tM^^.1408; Bek.B27; c of I. 414; Mapes bil; pltMand.
134; gelt Shoreh. 166; gilte (dot.) pr. come. 5559; giltes
(^.) Orm. 1143.
giltlSH via. P. P, 68; Flor. 2090.
gnlteu (gulte), ^Sair. gyltan, do wrong, Fum. p. VIII,
108; gilten Orm. 824; Wicl. gloss.; gulted (j}res.) Mark.
17; gult« (»ubj.) owl and night. 1521; gilt (part.) m. Artk.
F. 1377; compos, a-, forgulten,
gulti, ASax. gyltig, guilty, a. r. 38; Bek. 2111 ; Chauc.
C. t. 662; gilti Rob. Br. 112, 15; gelti Shoreh. 40.
gume, ASax. Ooth.gaiaa,, OSax.giimo, OHOerm. goiao,
Olcet gumi, Lat. homo, man, met. horn. 127; gume (gome)
La^. 3590; gome Wr. spec. 36; Alia. 1024; s. «. Web.
1399; vi». P. P. 83S7 iMor. a. p. 1, 231; o«(. Arth. VIII,
0; gomen (p^ Horn 169; ^diw. 1384; compos, bridgume.
gdme? OHOerm. giumo {palalum)? gum, ^gingiva",
Wr. voc. 207 ; see gome.
gfln, Gael, gfia, Ir. g&an, Welsh gwn, gown; goun
„ioj<»", HV. wwr. 238; Chauc. C. t. 93; Mor. a. p. 2, 145;
gtmes (^.) rel. ant. 2, 174; gounes De^reo. 1604.
gund (gound), ASax. Goth. (?) gund, OHOerm.. gant,
gound, „chas9te", Wr. voe. 145; gound „alhugo", prompt,
pare. 206; rei. an(. 2, 78; rfide goundea (rftde gundes) wis.
P. P. 14090; Wart. hist. 2, 58 & 86.
gundi (goundi) ^diassieax", Wr. voc. 144; HaUiio.
diet. 412.
guune, Ir. Gael, guuaa, gvm, avow. Arth. LXV, 3;
gunne, gonne Chauc. I, g. w. 637; h. of f. 1643; gounes
(^.) Alis. 3268.
gurd (ngird"), ASax. gyrd (?), MHGerm. gurt, girth.
Alia. 2272; gejj) nCiMi/Mfa", prompi. pant. 190; Rich. 6733.
gurdel, ASax. gyrdel, Olcel. gyrdill, OHGerm. gartii,
giriRe, a. r. 420; Wr. spec. 36; gurdil, gerdul Chauc.
C. t. 360 & 3260: girdel Orm. 3210; via. P. P. 9867;
gurdle {dal.) La^. 1325.
gurd en („girdiii"), ASax. gyrdan {cingere), Oled.
gyrda (id.), OHGerm, gurten {id.), ODvtch gurden, gorden
{cingere, caedere loris), gird, „cingere", prompt, parv. 19^;
gorde rueref Mor. a. p. 2, 911; gurdua, girdua (pres.)
caedit, ferit, ant. Arth. XLV, 10 & XL VII, 8; giirdee,
gordez, girdez „atrikes, smites", Gaw. gloss.; girdeb ma,
P. P. 1284 ; gurde (pret) cwKcit, Rob. Glow. 435, 7 s ferivil.
..Coogic
gnte 2 55
La^. 1696; a. r. lOS; gird {part.) dnOut, Chauc. C. t.
331 ; gord Oaw, gloss.; igurd a. r. 380; gurd feriiaa. Alts.
2299; compos, bigurden.
gate, ASax. gyte, OHGerm. guz? from jeoten, favio:
compos, blodgnte.
gntefeetre running fester, (ace.) a. r. 328,
gut, ASax. gutt(?), gut, vis. P. P. 634; Mor. a. p. 3,
280; (gatte) ^viscus", prompt, parv. 220; gaites (pi.) Marg.
112: Tor. 192; gottes Rob. Olouc. 289, 8.
gutton gtLt, ^exeriterare'^, prompt, parv. 220,
3S, ASax. ge&, OSasc. O/cei. OHWerm. jA (iA), GoiA.
ja, jai, OFria. jfi, g6, yco, Orm. 2411; Iio. 1004; (yfl,) ^iii.
3671 ; Lidg. m. p. 40; (yaa) Flor. 1736; yA, yai, 3^ Mark
4 & 5; 36 a. r. 136; Bek. 36; JMon(i.292; (y6) vis. P.P.
2979; Tor. 829; (sh^) ff'ic/. pios*.; yoo JEm. 888; 306
avow. Arth. XXIV, 14.
jTii (seoi, 3ei)-he yea Ac? see Or. gram. 3, 765, a. r. 334.
3use, ASax. gese, gise, yes, see Gr. gram. 3, 764, iJa3.
17208; a. r. 392*; 5186 Afor. a. p. 3, 117; 3i3 Eglam.^^;
yia »w. P. J*. 3776; 368 Skorek. 153.
3 a m e r , ASax. geomer, OSax. iamar, OHGerm. iamarer,
lament<Ale, miserable; 3emer Shoreh. 113; hire ^eomere
bileave Kaih. 1831; 3emere {pi.) La^. 12039; 3omere
{adv.)owl andnight.il 6; 3eomere8t {superlat.) Z.a3. 16566.
jeomerhc lamentable, Lai,. 29664; 3omerli Mor. a. p. 2,
971; 3eomerllche (aJv.) Mark. 6; 3aiiierU a'^ Arth. VII,
8; 3amirli Gaw. gloss.
Sameren, ASax. geomerian, OHGerm. iamaron, yam-
mer, lament; 3amer9 (prcs.) Gate, gloss.; jamurt {pret.)
ant. Arth. VII, 9.
3ard, ASax. geard, OSax. gard, Gotk. gards, OIceL
gardr, OHGerm. gart, Lot. hortus. Or. -(^ipToz, yard {garth),
FurTi. p. XXIII, 73s 3erd {y^iA) „hortus", Wr. voc. 270;
via. P. P. 4198; Chaac. TroU. 1912; Tflide {dat.) EtUiiw.
din. 960; compos, middel-, wln3ard.
3are („gare"), ASax. gearve, OSax. garewi, OHGerm.
gar(a)wi, (?are ( jear), clothing, armour. Trio. Ill, 52; Em.
198; gere rel. songs IV, 36; Goto. conf. am. 2,227; Mor.
a- p. 2, 1811; Percev. 189; Tor. 652; gteren (pi.) La^.
13693.
3 Are, ASaa. geftra, yore, long before, long since. Brand.
81; jftre, se&re £03. 2671 t!^ 3415; a. r. 88 & 298;
..L.oo^^lc
25(1 garkiea
jfire c. of I. 1339; Wr.gpec.2B & 43; Chauc. C. t. 4594;
s. 3. Wr. 2153.
3arkieii, searkien, A8ax. geardan, yark (yerk), pre-
pare, dispote, Laz- 2631 & 19513; sarken Kath. 1752;
'Orm. 96; jarkep (prea.) via. P. P. 4638; serked a. r.
410; sarkede (pret.) Rob. Olouc. 12, 8; jarked (part.)
Jtfor. a. p. 2, 1708; yarked J?wi. 329.
3arm, Welsh ganu, Gaet gairm, yarm, cry, Mor. a. p.
2, 971.
jarmen (jarme), Welsh garmio, Gad. gairm? yarm,
cry, scream, ifcdliw. diet. 951.
jarn, ASax. geara, Olcel. OHGerm, gam, yam, Wr.
voc. 157; 3erii HaUiio. nug. poet. 18.
jamwindil prompt, pars. 188.
yarow(e), ASax. gearve, OHOerm. gar(a)wa, yarrow,
rel. ant. I, 53.
Sarren? from jerren? yar, snarl; 3arrande {^parC)
Gam. gloss.; garrende Wicl. gloss.
3aru, ASax. gearu, OSax. garu, OHGerm. gar(e)wer,
Olcd. gorr (gerr), yare, ready, La;^. 7783; 3arow Kath.
2334; 3eruh a. r. 394; jare owl and night. 488; Rob.
Glouc. 237, 4; avow. Arth. LXIV, 8; (yare) Qow. cow/,
awt. 2, 237; Rick. 6727; «. «. WV. 305 ; Gaw.90; m. Arth.
F. 218; Mar. mir. pi. 134; 3eare, giere (ad«.) La3. 525
& 18547; 3are Mor. a. p. 1, 833; 3£erewe {pi.) Lai,.
9457; 3arew6 Kath. 1750; owi and night. 378; yarwe
iiwA. 6761.
3arwen, ASax. geai{v)viB.n, OSoa;. garuwian (gerwean),
OHGerm. gar(a)wen, garen, Olcel. gorva, gora, Jrom 3aru,
gar, prepare, make; garen Wr. an. lit. 13; sare Bob. Br.
294, 13; gare Percev. 1411; gere ant. Arth. XXI, 12;
garez (pres.) Mor. a. p. 1, 331; jared (pret.) Rob. Br.
58, 13; garte via. P. P. 2597; Rich. 6037; Isumb. 402;
3arweden, 3arewedeii, geredeu Lai,. 1873, 5361 & 9761;
gared, gered (part.) Oaw. gloss.; gered Mor. a. p. 2, 1568;
gert Mm. 28; compos. for3aren.
sat, ASax. geat, OSax. gat, Oi^rw. iet, [Olcd. gatt],
yot (^(rt, ffdle), foris, Rob. Glouc. 540, 16; c. of I. 877;
Satt Degree. 613; sate X^ofA. 2454; Orm. 4122 ; 3set ia3.
6059; set a. r. 74; .BfiJfc. 2150; yate (dot.) Eglam. 281;
Hoccl. I, 178; seate a. r. 424; sates (pi.) £rand. 4 ; yates
vu. P. P. 12600; ybates pr. consc. 2127; compos, flddsei
.L.OOc^lC
gattopid? Chatte. C. t. 6185.
3ateward harrow. 139; seteward a. r. 270.
3atien? 3aten, ASax. geatan (?), OFris. getta,, grant,
give, Orm. 9819; ^etten LaT,. 10052; 7,ete? Mor. a. p. 1,
557; jetted (prea.) a. r. 170; god jate (jote) (avhj.)
prompt, parv. 201; jatte (pret.) Orm. 2372; jette La^.
4426; ^ettede Kath. 1590 & 2402; 3ated (paH.) Orm.
154; i3ett€d Mark. 16.
3ettunge permission, (dot) a. r. 204.
36, ASax. ge, 08ax. gi, Go(A. jus, Olcel. jer, er,
OHGerm. ir, Gr. Uji(i8; ('ftr 5o(tec), «ee Bopp's vergl. gram.
473, ye, wos, a. r. 4; Orm. 366; iJei. 26; ye Chawc. C. t.
728; Lu/^. m. p. 28; £i//awi. 4; hadde ye rattes youre
wille, ye koupe aogbt rule yow selve wis. P. P, 398; yee
Hoed. IV, 12; yhe pr. consc. 68; see eow and eower.
3eap, ^Stix, geap, crafty, ctmning, quick; 3eep WV.
spec. 39; 36p La-i,. 7581; noder 3ep ne wis oal andnight.
■465; pou art yong and yeepe via. P. P. 6606; slfih & 3sep
Orm. 13499; 3eape (pi.) a. r. 362; J^pe Rob. Br. 320, 18;
S^pe (adv.?) Mor. a. p. 2, 881.
36phsde calliditas, owl and night. 683.
3Seple3C id., Orm. 2523.
S^pliche craftily, quickly, vis. P. P. 9998; 3§pli Will, gloss.
264; Jt/or. o. p. 2, 1708.
3eapscipe calliditas, La^. 2760.
3ed, ASax. gedd, gidd, worrf; 3edde8 (pi^ Z.a3. 25853.
3eddien, ASax. geddian, giddiau, speak, Lai,. 21429;
3edde s. s. Wr. 215.
3eddiag, ASax. geddung, gidding, song; jeddingis
Halliw. diet. 951; 3eddingus Degree. 1421.
seder, emp. ASax.eAr&(confeatim),mih'^^Aire (great?)
joskinges Alex. Stevens. 172.
3ederli quickly, Qaw. gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2, 463.
3eft, ASax. OHGerm. gift, OFris. ieft, gift, Wiil.gloss.
254; 3eft, 3ift LaT,. 1790* & 7705*; jift Bek. 570; sifte
(dat. or ace) Wicl. gloss. 53; he gifes k gift* he makes
a vow? Percev. 85; jeftes (pi) Shoreh. 46; yiftes vis.
P. P. 1557; Ifoccl. /, 366.
361 cry, clamor, a. r. 306*.
3eieQ (36ien?) cry, damare, Kath. 207; a. r. 66; 3638
(pres)? Wr. spec. Ill; seiede (pret) a. r. 152; 3eide
Mark. 6; jeiden La-t,. 27750; jesed ^w. a. p. 2, 846.
17
258 z^n
36111 („gem"), ASax. gegn, g^n, OSax. gegin, Olcel.
gegn, gagn, OHGerm. gagan, gain, contra, Lidg. m. p. 162;
gain Mor. a. p. I, 138; j)r. ctmac. pref. XII; ^sen Orm.
124; compos, an (on)-, in-, t03ein.
jainclap counter-stroke, Katk. 129.
jeincmne return, a. r. 234; jeincome htlliw. diet. 952.
jeinchar return, ^r. spec. 46,
gainsawe reply, met. horn. 75.
jeinseggen gainsay; gein8ein (pres.) Lidg. m. p. 135; jein-
seye (^j.) HalUw. diet. 951,
jeintum rrfwrM, Kath. 2118.
3einen, Olcel. gegna, gagna (ifoiatM Vre, occurrere, pro-
deaae), OSOerm. gaganen (ohviare, occurrere), gain, encoun-
ter, meet, avail, Kath. 179; per mai no mint ne ^iftes
3eine Fum. p. XXV, 89; me shal pe s^ne otnl and night.
843; gawne Town. myst. 320; geined (pres.) a. r, 362;
Wr. p. a. 324; ac nil ne gejnep it hem noht Orm. 970;
gainep Shoreh. 41; us gainep no raunsoun Chawc. C. t.
1178; gainaa m. Arth. F. 1071; y^net (part.J Mark 1;
compos. a(n)3einen.
jSk, ASax. geac, cuckoo, Halliw. diet. 951; see gok.
Seld, ASax. geld, gild, gield, OSa^.. geld, OFris. ield,
CfrtA. gild, Oicel. giald, OHGerm. gelt, payment, tribute,
Katk. 212; a. r. 58; Shoreh. 113; (yeid?) yl/w. 2959;
3eld (sield) LaT,. 7194; ^ilde (dot.) 4784; ^eldes (pi^
Orm. 10170.
jelden, ASax. geldan, gildan, gieldan, gyldan, OSax.
geldan, OFris. ielda, Goth, gildan, 07ceZ. gialda, OHGerm.
geltan, yield, render, reguite, pay, La^,- 6150; Kath. 568;
a. r. 58; Orm. 19903; selde Wr. spec. 69; yheld(e) pr.
conac. 3987; yeilde .4iM. 132; slide Halliw. diet. 954;
3iilde Fum. p. XIV, 44 ; pou seldest (prea.) noght, bflt
borwest vis. P. P. 3068; god silde (subj.) you Egltmi.
271; yald (prtt.) vis. P. P. 7810; mn. hom. 32; 3eald
Katk. 128; pa ^nlde a. r. 406; 3olde Bek. 775; heo 3ul-
den a. r. 404; solden Mawd. 105; golden (part.) Orm.
6239; jolden Mand.2bl; yholden pr. consc. 5672; cowipoa.
a-, forselden.
381 weK, Mapea 339; (yelie) Tor. 1490; 3elles (>^;> anL
Arth. Vll, 8 J compos. i-TfiX,
3eUen, ASax. gellan, giUan, giellan, gyllan, OHGerm.
gellan, Olcel. gella, gialla, yell, aonare, tinnire, Katk. ZOiO;
.L.OOc^lC
jelp 359
pe s6 . . . bigan to 3ellen andtobellen Hcdliw. dui.9h\;
Selle 8. s. Wr. 805; Eglam. 411; foules hSrde 8ch6 selle
Odav. 330; yhell(e) pr. co-nac. 7341; gullen (selle) La^.
16407; juUe Brand. 23; jal /'prei-j ihid.; s. a. Wr. 801;
(gal?) Bofe. G/ouc. 208, 13; helmeB per gullen (sollen)
^3. 9797.
36 Ip, ASax. gelp, gilp, OSax. gelp, OHQerm. gelpb,
gelf, fcotwi, ioj. 17133; Orok 12041; c. oj I. 1364; /w.
2765; Rob. Br. 264, 6; (yelp) Launf. 718; 3elpe fdot)
a. r. 210.
Selpen, ASoar. gelpan, gilpan, yelp, boast, La^,. 22949;
a. r. 146; Orm. 2042; ^elpe (yelpe) JZw. 1065; Gow.conf.
am. 2, 116; s. a. c. J, 67; jelped (pres.) Kath. 1287;
jpalp (salp) (pret.) Lan,. 2870; ijolpe (part.) Mia. 3368.
yelping boasting, Qaw. glosB.; ^elpunge (itcc^ a. r. 330.
3elte, OHQerm. gelza (sucula), „acrqfa", Wr. voc.
177; see gilte.
jelu (^eolu), ASaar. geolo, OHGerm. gelwer, Lat. hel-
vus, yeUow, Wr. p. 3. 158; jeoluh a. r. 88; jeleu rel. ant,
1, 129; yelew B,ich. 2644; 3elow, jalow Kanti. 48; yolw
CAawe. C. t. 2134; 30I0W -dits. 207; yalu Halliw. did.
943; her jelwe hair Gow. eonf. am. 3, 255; hir yolwe
heer Chaue. C. t. 1051; see gol.
3alow80U3t jaundice, Halliw. diet. 950.
36me (y^me), ASax. geme, gjine(?), OHQerm. gouma?
heed, car.?, (dot.) Halliw. diet. 945; (ace.) La^. 6981 ; a. r.
32; Bob. Qlouc. 194, 8; c. of I. 502; Shoreh. II; ms.P.P.
6000; Hardte. poem 9, 2; aim 3^me of pi 3uhede Mark.
4; iTotfi. 1462; ace gom.
3enieleaa, .^Soa;. g^me-, g^eleas, OHGerm. gounialOB,
heed-, careless.
S^meleaslTche heedlessly, a. r. 92; 34melesllche rel. ant.
1, 129.
jfimeleaste, ASax. g^meleast, negligence, (ace) a. r. 46;
Sfimelaeste Orm. 2913.
35 men, ASax:. g€mau, gjman, OZce(. geyma, OSax.
gomiaD, OHGerm. goumea, Goth, gaumjan, yeem, look after,
heed, keep, a. r 98; Orm. 2911; 3eme harrow. 24; s. s.
•Wr. 99; Wr. p. a. 215; m. Arth. F. 2512; ygme vis. P. P.
5003; ps. 11, 8; met. horn. 4; 36mes (prea) Mor. a. p.
2, 1493; 34mde (pret) L03. 30845; (sgrnede) cArow. £n<?i.
152; sfimande (part.) Percev. 1136; compos, for-, isfimen.
17*
260 yftmer
ySmer keeper, met. horn. 114.
3§msle, Olcel. geymals., heed, care, (ace.) Orm. 5095.
sen, ODvteh gene (ghene), gone, OFria. iene, OHOerm.
iener (gener), Oolh. jaiiis, ytm, ille; 3on Mtw. a. p. 1, 672 ;
yon light via. P. P. 12366; in jone stede Iu>. 2549.
36 nd, ASax. geond, gynd (iUuc, tratu), Qoth. j^nd
(Sxsi), ODutch gin(d)a, yond, trans, Horn 1012; (3«nt)
Wr. p. s. 264; send, jeond, jond ^03. 28, 113 & 494;
3eona te world a. r. 72; jond illic, Ckauc. C. t. llOl ;
30iid hoves &, rial knijt Amad. Robs. XLVI, 2; jond al
pe world c. of I. 1448; yond f/br yon) light vis. P. P.
12454; 0 3oud half Orm. 10588; j)e h61i man was 3uiid
of Irlande Brand. 1; a jund half 33; 3endis Wid. gloss.
58; compos, bijend.
jender, Oi)K(cA gender, ginder (Ulic, illitcj, Goth, jiua-
dre(Jxei). yonder (yinder), illtc, Mor. a. p. 2, 1617; 3endir
HaUiw. diet. 952; yonder Ckauc. C. t. 1121; Tor. 2070;
yondur Eglam. 290; at 3onder (for jon) hille Percev. 373.
jeonien, ASax. geonian, ginian, OifGerm. ginen,
yawn, gape, a. r. 242; 3eonep (pres) rel. songs V, 233;
3enip Mis. 485; 3eonede (pret.) Mark. 9; 3enede Mapes
338; 3eneden iVicl. gloss.
360 ten, ASax. geotan, OSax. geotan, Goth, giutan,
OHGerm. giozan, pour, found, cast, L03. 17318; 3Sten
Orm. 17418; 3eet« Wid. gloss. 53; 3eoted (pres.) a. r.
282; 30ten (pret) Mapes 338; yhotten (^mUb) ps. 78,
3; 30ten (paH.) Orm. 1773; Rich. 371; Amis 2024; yho-
tin ps. 44, 3; deriv. got, gute.
3eoter, ASax, geotere, founder, Alis. 6735; 3eetere
Wid. glos^.
Sfipse? LGerm. gopBe, as much as may be held between
hodi hands joined together; sSpsen? (printed pepaen) (^.)
Wr. voc. 147.
Sfir, ASax. geflr, OSaa;. ggr, OjF'm. i6r, GtrfA. jSr,
OHGerm. iflr, /^O/cef. fir], wear, a. r. 218; Orm. 9503;
seer Wid. John 11 ; 3ier rd ant. 1, 130; yir s. s. (Tet.
568; 36r (yeer) (pL) Alis. 790; JMamrf. 12; Chaue. C. t.
603; Hoed. I, 110; 3er, sier Shorek. 63 4 71; 3ere I. c.
e. 34; yhfire pr. consc. 741 ; to 3ere hoc anno, io3. 8039;
Brand. 11; Chaue. C. t. 5750; Mar. mir. pi. 158; 3*re3
(pi) Marh. 2; a. r. 190.
yeerli yearly. Hoed. I, 431.
=dbvGoi5gIe
Serd 261
36 rd, ASax.gyrd, OSaa;. fgerda, OFw.ierde, O/TGerm,
gerta, yarii (yerd), virga, a. r. 184; Skoreh. 133; jerd
(jeord) LaT,. 14771; 3urd Bek. 2268; yard Gate, gloss.;
jerde (dat.) Mand. 85; (yerde) Ckauc. C. t 149; is &
mannea jerde WV. rficf. 1036; jerde (ace.) Orm. 16181;
Rob. Br. 292, 19; jerden (^^ a. r. 186; jerdea wis. P-P.
2899.
jeren? OSaa:. OHGerm. geron, OPrU. ieria, rfesB^;
jirden (seorden) (pret^ /^J. 10297
jern? OHOerm gerni (dUigentia)?
3eoriiful| ^Soir. geornfiill, yeamfvl, eager, Orm. 1631.
Serne, jlSoic. georn, gym, OSax. gern, 0/cei. giam,
OHOerm. gerner, G<Ah. gairEB, yearn, desirous, diligent,
eager, Ckav-c. C. t. 3257; (adv.) 6575; Degrev. 605; A)6.
£r. 56, 9; jerne (jeome) c o/" i. 76; jeorne Mark. 2;
i'offt. 1688; a. r. 108; On». 2718; jeorne, jonie owi awrf
night. 661 A 1579; 3orne avow. Artk. XXIIl, 3; jume
Bi-and. 5; ckron. Engl. 52.
jeorneliche diligently, eagerly, a. r. 98; ^iemeliche rc^. om*.
1, 129; ^eoriieluker (compar.) a. r. 234.
jernen, ASax. geornian, gyrnan, OSax. gernian,
OHOerm. gernen, Olcel. girna, Goth, gairnjan, yearn, de-
sire, La^.Gl9G; iw. 1242; yherne ^. cowc. 4663; yeomen
Orm. 3579; 3irne (pres.) a. r. 400; Wr. an. lit. 3; yhernes
(ylioriies) pa 51, 2; 3ernde (pret.) La-T,. 4720; 3eraede
Kath. 1591; seornde Orm. 5241; sirode Marh.2; sirnden
Lffl3. 10305; Wr. spec. 43; 3erned f^art^ Mor. a. p. 1,
1189; sirned harrow. 164; compos. i3erneii.
jirnunge yearning, a. r. 114; yherning pr. cotmc 1127.
jerren? ASax. georran (wnare, stridere) Grein's gloss.,
yer (yir), screak: 3urren (prei.) pi sUines mid pftn tlod-
atranes La^^. 28358.
Sest, ASaa:. gist, MHGerm. jest, gest, jram *^e8en,
MHGerm. jesen, gesen (Jermeny, yeast; gist? Halliw.
diet. 426.
36 1, ASax. get(a), git(a), gyt(a), Oi^'rw. ieta, eta, ita,
yet, La-7,. 109; ^^atA. 70; (yet) » is, P. P. 418; pat tu nart
noht 3et in heofne Orm. 7951; pes ne wseren set noht
tahte 9802 ; & godes engel aesde paer of sant Johan 3et
mire 780; jet lesse a. r. 66; set ^(WMem) jif we wole re-
pents Fum. p. XXV, 141; p4 set X^a(i. 561; pe set
adhwc, LaTy 19292; Mark. 1; he is noat pe set iechend
..L.oo^^lc
262 Z.H
a. r. 298; ah pah ml llf me beo atschote, pe set Caiam
turn) ich mai do gode note owl and night. 1622; yet, yit
Chauc. C. t. 70 & 257; sit (yit) Gov>. conf. am. 3, 242;
Wid. John 2; Bob. Br. 7, 6; Eglam. 76; yhit pr. consc.
105; po jit ne mihten heo . . . ileeven c. of I. 1423; ^ut
jr pe wordles ende Brand. 3 ; pat he pe jut (jam turn)
of londe wende Bek. 680; 3ete a. r. 280; ^ite Degrev.
986 ; 3ute Bek. 2044 ; pat nfiver ^ute iholde nas c. of I. 266.
S^t (get?) „&w»(y", Gaw. gloss.; compos, bijete? overgat?
jeten (^ete), ASax. getan (?), (bi-, for)gitan, Olcel.
geta, OSax. (bi-, far)getaD, Go(A. (bi)gitan, OHGerm.
(ar-, bi-, fer)gezan, je(, transact. 18, 23; geten TFiS.
glosr.; Oow. conf. am. 2, 242; to geten hira gilte spores
via. P. P. 12098; gete Isumh. 151; pou getist (pres.) Eglam.
347; he get 0mm. 10219; gat (pret.) Will, gloss.; Wicl
gloaa.; 6r he gat his wif t6 schipe Ckauc. C. t 3540; and
gat upon hire Constantin Mand. 12; hit fro me yot (?)
Mor. a. p. 1, 10; pou g^te via. P. P. 12747; (pei) gSten
14238; Oaw. gloga.; geeten, goten? Wicl- gloss.; goten?
Mand. 67; gaten? Will, gloss.; geten (part) Oaw. gloss.;
Mand. 19; Ckauc. C. t. 293; pe good pat pou hast geten
vis. P. P. 3065; befor pat he was geten and forth broght
pr. oonac. 443; (getten) Mar. mir. pi. 142; geten, gete
WiU,. gloaa.; geten, goten Wicl. gloss.; compos, bi-, for-,
under^eten.
jere (jefe), ASax. geofii, gifu, OFria. ieve, OHGerm.
geha,, gift, La^. 401; seove a. r. 202; sife Orm. 5482;
jive Fwm. p. VIII, 37; (give) Boh. Br. 155, 15; seoven
(pi) Katk. 37; yeves vis. P. P. 1557; compos, morhjive.
seven, ASax. geofan, gifan, Olcel. gefa, OFris. leva,
OHGerm. geban, Goth, giban, give; jeven (jiven) Lot,.
2742; yeven, give vis. P. P. 5501 & 6510; seve Boh.
Glouc. 13, 2; Wr. spec. 39; yeve i/occi. 777, 30; ^eve,
geve Tor. 933 & 2088; geve Eglam. 2fi5; geve, give CAawc.
C. t 223 & 507; siven a. »■. 68; siven (jeoven) Katk.
636; sifen Orm. 1864; yive .^Zw. 5526; gife Amad. Bobs.
LIII, 10; yeve (pres.) Hick. tkes. 1,226; ^evep Wr.treat.
134; sif (fmperat^ a. r. 294; yevep Li%. m. p. 48; ^af
fpref.^) Orm. 761 ; Skorek. 21 ; MiMd. 97 ; jaf, jef Wr.apec.
43 & 106; yaf m. .drtA. i?. 269; gaf Ckauc. C. t. 177;
Eglam. 407; jaf, jef Las- 42 & 24712; jef ^TtrtA. 3S7;
Bob. Glouc. 58, 8; gef Oaw. glosa. 384; pu jSveBeA. 786;
giefen Orm. 6476; jSven (seeven) c. of I. 616; sfiven,
3aTen? ^oven? Wicl. gloss.; goven sacram. 39; gfive Will.
glots.; 3eve (suhjuni^.) Beh. 308; jifen (■part.) Orm. 2111;
gifen iw. 3540; yeve m. Arth. F. 88; 30ven (yi>r3eoven)
Marid. 13; Ooio. conf. am, 1, 79; yoven Hoed. I, 99; i3i-
ven a. r. 82; c. of I. 60; compos, a-, for-, up3even; de-
Wv. 3eft
seven?
gevellc giftf rd. ant. 1, 213; on gevenhke, o gevelike 1,
215 &. 225.
givere, OHGerm. gebare, giver, vis. P. P. 4611.
Sevede, ASax. gifede, gyfede, given? seorwe pe beod
gevede £03. 2272.
jifvede, ASax. gifede (sorsfj Grein's gloss., wealtkf
LaT,. 8118.
3exe, ASax. geocsa, gicea, giaca, yex, hiccough, singul-
tus; 30x6 Halliw. diet. 954.
3exen, ASax. giacian, yex (yesk, yisk), hiccough; 3ixin
„singultire" , prompt, parv., quoted by Tynoh. gloss, to Chauc. ;
30xep (pres.) Chauc. C. t. 4149; 30xide (pret.) „8obbed",
Wicl. gloss. 53; and Bore wfipinge wende forp and 3oxede
and si3te ofte Bek. 1568.
30sking, ASax. giscung, gicsung, yexing, Wr. diet.
1038; 3oxing „sobbing", Wicl. gloss.
jicchen, OHGerm. iucchen? itch; sichin, jikin, jekin
„prurire", prompt, parv. 258; ^icchinde (part) a. r. 80.
3if, ASax. gif, OFris. ief, Goth, jabai? see Gr. gram.
3, 283, gif, si, La^. 356; Orm. 1438; c. of I 181; Mand.
3; Mor. a. p. 2, 758; I. c. c. 32; (yif) s. s. Web. 293;
jif pu pus dfet noiit a. r. 294; gif Chauc. C. t. 1272;
Eglam. 495; ant Arth. XX, 1; 3ef Bob. Glouc. 12, 23;
Wr. spec. 36; 3ef godes wille wSre MorA. 2; jef Hick,
thea. 1, 226; Ham 111; Degrev. 185; met. Aom. 30.
3ilde (gilde), ODutch gilde, OFris. ielde, ^wtid, „^(x-
temitas'*, prompt, parv. 193; Zidf?, m. ^, 207; jilden he
gon rere LaT^. 32001.
gildehalle „praet&rium", prompt pdrv. 193; geldeballe
Chauc. C. t 372.
3im, ASa^c. gimm, hat. gemma, yem; jimmes (jp^ fio6.
GUuc. 489, 15; gimmes ^iw. 3152.
3imstan Kaih. 1662; jimstOn a. r. 134; 3im-(3em-)8t5n
Irfij. 21143.
=dbvGoogIe
3«4 3tBel
jlsel, A8ax. glsel, OHGerm. gtsal, Olcel. glsl, hostage;
Slslea (pi.) L03. 5324.
jiBtre? ASax. geostra (?), OHGerm. gestre, gestreni'
LtU. hesterniiB? yeater: jursten (jorsten) dsei for 3iir8ten-
dsei ?), ASax, gyratan (gy^tran, geoatran) dteg, (ace") yetter-
day, kestemo die, La'^. 17063; 3urBten dai Wr. an. lit. 4;
jister (for sistern? cmp. Goth, gistradagis) dai Percev.
509; yhigtre dai pa. 89, 4; siatern 4ve (aca.) yestereven,
heri vesperi. Will, gloss. 254; yister 6ven Mar. mir. pL
122; juater 4vin aaow. Arth. XXXVII, 6; yereten night
Halliw. diet. 946.
3it, JjSoa. OSax. git, yc |^(mw), La^. 5093; Orm. 4498.
jltsen, .4S03;, gitsian, A/jtfGeiin. gitesen? covet; giscen
a. r. 196.
jltsere, ASax. gitsere, miser; jissare (jiscere) a. r.
202} sisceres (pi.) Fum. p. VIII, 135.
Sitsting, ASax. ^tsung, coveting, Orm. 4697; jltsiuge,
Slssinge ('rfatj Lag. 5332 & 6560; ^iBSunge (aoc) a. r. 258.
jiver, ASax. ^fre (avidus), Olcel. gifr (immanis),
greedy, a. r. 84; jifer Otvb. 10218'; jlfre (^pi^ Z/oj. 7337.
Siverliclie gre(dily, a. r. 240.
^ivernesse greediness, La^. 9491; a. r. 198; rd. songs VII,
U; sifernesse Orm. 9318.
30, 3u, ASax. geo, iu, OS<ue. OHGerm. giu, iu, Goth.
ju, jWi, quondam, ohm.
joman, j4S<u:. geo-, iumann, yeoman, WM. gloss. 254;
Mand. 220; Isumb. 408; yomon .dmat/. W^efi. 347; 3eman
CAawc C. (. 101; Mor. a. p. 1, 534; Wr. s. a. c. XXX, 5.
30c, A8ax. geoc, ioc, GoUi. juk, OHGerm. ioh, i^o(.
jugum, yoic, a. r. 156; Orm. 4045; 30k Wr. voe. 234;
c. of I. 967; apol. 80; yok CAomc. C. (. 7989; yok (^hoc)
ps. a, 8.
jokel, JSoai.gicel, Fm. jokel, I'cicie, prompt, pare. 259.
yoken yoke, Gow. conf. am. 2, 63; isoket (part.) rel.
ani. 2, 210.
36I, ASax. geol, iul, Olcel. jol, ywZe, chrlalmas, Orm.
1915; H>. aw. Zt"(. 5; Gaw. gloss.; (sole) fPr. voc. 238;
Jlmatf. Koia. XiF, 2; jole ("daf^ Perceo. 1803; 381e8 mo-
nep Orm. 1910.
joldaj Orm. 11063; soldai a. a. c. XX, 1; seoldrei £03.
22737.
yolniht m£t. Aom. 101.
=dbvGoogIe
^616 asB
361e, ASax. geola, iu!a, december, Bob. Br. 47, 2.
^olke, ASax. geoI(e)ca, yolk, Wr. treat. 137; yholke
j)r. cOTMc. 6448; yelke Wr. voc. 150; ^olkes fpi^ I. c. c. 18.
pollen (3olle) ydl, cry, owl and night 970; Wicl.
gloss.; yolle (pres.) Ckauc. C t. 2674; i^ollande (part)
Gate, glosa.
30! pen yowp, yelp; ^olped (pret.) Mor. a. p. 2, 846.
^oulen (^oule), LOerm. j61en, jaulen, yowl, howl, Wid.
gloss. 53; Halliw. diet. 954; jaules (pres.) Oaw. gloss.;
jaulit (pret.) ank.Arth. VII, 9; see goulen.
^u^ede, ASax. geogud, iogod, OSax. iugud, ODutch
ieugd, OHGerm. iugund, youth, L13. 6566; 3uhede Kath.
14ti2; 3uwede a. r. 156; jeojede (^eusepe) F«rw. p. VIII,
188; Hide. tkea. 1, 224; ^ouhpe rel. avt. 1, 173; soufe
Oiauc. C. t. 4683; yhouthe pr. consc. 5972.
3uwedhod jMOCTiitw, a. r. 342; youphed Halliw. diet. 948;
30Uthed Imnib. 60; yhouthgd p*-. consc. 5713.
3ung, ASax. geong, giung, iung, OSax. iung, OFris.
iung, long, OHGerm. iunger, Gotk. juggs, Olcel. ungr,
yoHH^, ia3. 376; Ka(A. 178; a. r. 6; Orm. 1212; Bek. 124;
yhtiDg, yhODg pj-. consc. 214 & 3785; 3ong c. of I. 171;
(yong) CAawc. C. t. 7; Toj-. 1971; ^ing HalUw. diet. 954;
j^ntdd Robs. XL, 5; pe singe Degrev. 1807; 3Uiige ("pi-^J
acow. Artk. VII, 3; 3inge iswmi. 144; liid. Cob. 73;
jmigre (compar.) a. r. 424.
3onghed, ODutch iongheid, juventus, Bek. 3.
3uuglich youngly. Brand. 33.
5ungen, JufifGerm. jungen, Hioie young; ;^mge& (pres)
rel. ant. 1, 216.
3ongling, ^6'aa;. geongiing, iungling, OHGerm. iun-
geling, youngling, young man, Trist I, 79; Hartah. met. t
110; iVwii. jioas. 53; 30ngeiing Aiis. 2866; 3eonglinge8
(pi) Lot,. 28681.
3ungpe youngtk, juventus, Halliw. diet 954; 3ongpe
Wicl. gloss.
(jt) 3eor cry, a. r. 306.
3 u r e n cry, shriek, Kath. 2040 ; 3urde (pret) Marh. gloss.
hi?
Mli, hlili? „exoBus", prompt parv. 222 & 289.
habur? OFr. avoir?
haburdascher haberdasher, C'hauo, 0. t. 2867.
hacche („hatehe"), Swed. hack, LGerm. beck, AofcA
266 hacchen
(hack, heck), Wr. voc. 261 ; hacche (dot.) owl and night.
1056; hek (hech) prompt, parv. 331; hek „03tiolum", Wr.
voc. 203; Mar. mir. pi. 119; hacchea (pi.) Will, glosa.;
Chauc. I. g. w. 648; (hachclies) Mor. a. p. 3, 179; (baches)
ant. Arth. XXXV, 6.; baches (hekkes) Gaw. gloss.
bacchen. Steed, backa, Dan. hsekke, LGerm. hecken,
hatch, dep. of R. 13, 4; haste (pret.) owl and night. 105;
ihaht (part.) Wr. p. s. 237.
hid, ASax. had, OSax. Ud, OIIGerm. beit, hood (in
compos), state, condition, order, Orm. dedic. 9 ; b&d (hod)
La^. 13267; gpdli h6d (or goJlihgd?) Qow. conf. am. 2,
22; wikkede hed Mapea 335; bode (dat) a. r. 318; (icc)
„ordinem", ps. 109, 4; of h4de pus dwinep be Oow. con}.
am. 2, 117; his cote of pe same h6de Percev. 1103; hade.i
(pi.) Mark. 11; bodes (bMes) a. r. 26; compos, bold-
child-, dronken-, fair-, juwed-, kniht-, man-, meiden-
Bwikel-, wrecchehad (-hod, hed).
hadien, AS ax. h&dia.ii, ordain, consecrate; hkded(part)
Orm. 10881; boded LaT,. 21856; ihoded owl and night.
1176.
hadok haddock, rel. ant. 1, 81; baddok Wr. voc. 222.
baele, A8ax. h«lu, OSax. h^ll, OHGerm. heill, /row
hAl, heal, welfare, fortune, solus; bSle La^. 30551; a. s.
Web. 2201; pr. conac. 1326; Degrev. 1766; (heele) „sani-
tas", prompt, parv. 234; hele, heale a. r. 180 & 312; hele
(dat) Chaxic. C. t. 3104; to goder („geder" is a miatake)
h€le come pou hider Wr. an. lit. 9; heale Kaih. 874;
wip evil beale Mar. mir. pi. 9: hsele (aca) Orm 5378;
vis. P. P. 4320; Mand. 11; Mor. a. p. 1, 16; mi soule
hele m. Arth. F. 3655.
healewater? a. r. 106i
haieweie heal-cup or drink? Lai,. 23071 ; hSJi (for h41e?)-
wei Kath. 1707; prompt, parv.; bS.lwei Fum. p. XXXV,
84; pet healewi a. r. 164; h&lewi Marh. 14.
haelen, ASax, hslan, 'OSax. bfilian, Oi/(?w»j. heilan,
Goth, bailjan, heal, Orm. 2218; helen, bealen a. r. 112
& 330; bSlin '„sanare", prompt, pare. 235; hdle Wicl.
John 4; Isumh. 486; met. hom. 127; ^ele? apol. 28; hale
s. s. Web. 1033; bSlde (bealde) (pret) La^- 29541; hSlde
Rob. Olouc. 244, 3; haled (part) Rob. Br. 7, 6; ji"-. consc
8323; compos, ihtelen.
haelend, ASax. hffilend, OHGerm. heilant,
.L.OOc^lC
bfilare 367
Lai,. 9144; hielende Orm. 2216; hSlend Kath. 186; h4-
linde o. r. 112.
hSlare, OHOerm. heilari, healer, Lot,. 9145*.
hfiide, ASax. hseld, OHGeitn, heilida, health, La^.
29992; h^lpe (acc.J Lidg. m. p. 69.
haer, ASax. hser, OS(kb. OJceZ. OHGenn. h4r, OJ'm.
her, Aoi'r, Orm. 3208; h«r o. r. 398; Wr.treat. 138; Jtfond.
81 ; Ckauc. C. t. 591 ; (heer) prompt, parv. 235; h&r /w. 823 ;
8. «. Wei. 79; hor ant. Artk. XLV, 13; hfire (y^^M.4989.
herseve hair-sieve, I. c. c. 7.
h^re, ASax. heere, Olcel. hsera, OfiGerm, hftrre, Aow^
c/o(A, BeJfe. 2231; hereii (hearen) (]^.) a. r. 10.
haes, ASax. hsea, /rom hSten, command; hes Gaio.
yioM.; fwrn. p. VIII, 174; h4s ^Zis. 444; hiBse (ace.)
Orm. 3537; compos. bihsLs.
best kest, command, promise, a. r. 420*; Ghauc. C t.
14062; h^ate Shoreh. 98; (ace.) a. r. 58; Bek. 381; C. o/
(. 172; Alis. 1330; m. ^rtA. F. 3686; fine hfiste Xa^.
2494; heaste Katk. 235; Mstes, hasten (pi.) a. r. e & 8;
compos, outhfet
haete, ^Sacc. hffito, Oi^m. hSte, OHGerm. heizi, /rom
hit, Aeoi, coZoi-, Orm. 13855; h4te a. r. 238; WV. treat
136; Percev. 862; .dud. 46; heate Kath. 1701.
hetin, jlSaa:. hcetan, Olcel. heita, OHGerm. heizen,
Aert(, caiefacere, prompt, parv. 238; h^te ifa»v;. 247; heateo
a. r. 404; hfitte fprei^ CAawc. a. f. 145.
haep fhSth), j4''(ia;, hffid (crt>ti,(AipniM), OHGerm. heida
(myrice, thymus), MHGerm. heide (myrice, campus inctdtiis),
Olcel. heidr (tesqua), Goth, haipi {if 000), heath, erica,
ericetwm, campus incultus, Furn. p. XXIX, 30; (heep)
vis. P. P. 10541; Chauc. C. t. 6; both? Launf. 250;
he|)e (dot) Mor. a. p. 2, 535.
haepe?
hepelich, Olcel. hsediligr, mocking, scornful, Trist. Ill, 55;
hsejielij (adv) Orm. 7408; hepeli met. hom. 43.
!iepe(n), Olcel. haids., mock, scorn, Wr. spec. S7; hfepen
(pres.) Orm. 13682.
haeping, Olcel. haBding, mocking, scorn, Orm. 19702;
heping s. s. Web. 91; Chauc. C. t. 4108; ps. 78, 4; Bob.
Br. 273. 4; Town. myst. 310; Mor. a. p. 2, 710; Amad.
Bobs. II, 5.
haepen, ASax. haeden, Olcel. heidinn, OSax. hddin.
..L.oo^^lc
2es bseeteiiesse
OHGerm. heidaner, heathen, Orm. 1948; h^pen vis. P. P.
10541; Mand. 3; h^piu Octav. 1598; haipen met. A«m. 99;
Isumb. i24; pr. consc. 5521.
hsependom heathendom, paganism, Orm. 9673; beadendDm
Kaih. 35.
baedenesse paganism, (ace.) La^. 29388; hdpinesse
vis. P. P. 10609; hfipenesse (dot.) Ckatic. C. t. 49.
haft, ASax. hreft, OHGerm. befti, Olcel. hepti, haft
(heft), capvlus, manubrium, Wr. p. a. 339; Flor. 1636;
Wict gloss.; beft Wr. voc. 201; prompt, pare. 232; uoder
heft and under band s. s. Web. 259.
bagge, MHGerm. hacke? hag, via. P. P. 2854; beggen
(pi) a. r. 216.
ba^e, ASax. baga, ODutck bage (baghe), Olcet. bagi,
Aaw, aepes, lociia sepe circumdatua ; ha3e, babe (dot. ace)
owl and night. 585 & 1601; hagb (ace) Hrdliw. diet. 428;
hawe (dot) Chauc. C. t. 14270; Hartsh. met. t. 16.7; mo-
rum apinae <dbae, (ace.) Rob. Glouc. 524, 20; c. of I. 505;
Ckaue. C. t 6241; Moccl. I, 380; bawen (pi) Alis. 4983;
bawes vis. P. P. 5615.
basporo hawthorn, Fum. p. XIII, 187; bawepom vis.
P. P. 11154.
hajel, ASax. bagol, heeg(e)l, OHGerm. hagal, Olcel.
bagl, hail, grando, owl and night. 1000 ; hawel Wr. treat.
137; bail vis. P. P. 8362.
haweli(n) had, Brand. 32; hailesA're*^ tVr.woc. 201.
bajher, 07cei. bagr, op(, dearterojM, Orm. 13471; hawor
(hajer, baher) a. r. 52; bawer Wr. p. ». 155.
ha^berhke aptly, properly, Orm. 1214; bagberhcb(e) Mor.
a. p. 2, 18.
bai (baye?), ASax. bseg, bege? MHGerm. bac gen.
bages? hay, aepes. Chaw. r. r. 54; HaUiw. dict.439; heie
(dot) owl and night. 817; haies (pi) ps. 88, 41; compos.
chirchehaye ?
baibsf ("nbove") ground-ivy, prompt, parv. 350.
bairif (barife) haireve (hairif), „rabia minor", prompt, parv.
221; barofe (-refe?) ffalliw. diet. 435.
beisu^e hedge-sparrow f owl and night. 505; Chauc. a. f.
612.
baiward hayward, field-guard. Alia. 6756; Wr. apee. 110;
vis. P. P. 13624; beiward „agellarius", prompt. parv. 2Si;
a. r. 418.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
hidfiffe 369
haifare, ASax. heafore, heifer, Wr. voc. Ill; haifre
Wr. p. s. 239; hekfere HV. voc. 250; prompt, parv. 234.
hail, ASax, h%l, OHGerm. heil, Goth, haili, kail, aalug:
dronk hire hail Rob. Gtouc. US, 7; hail, seint Michel
rel. ant. 2, 174; heil, fair wtf lud. Cov. 25.
heilin ^ail, „aalutare", prompt, parv. 233; he3len
Orm. 2814; hailede (V^^ ^3- 18580.
haiisen, ASax. hselsian, hilsian, OHGerm. heilison
(augurari)f Olcel. heilsa (salutare), salute; hailse (prea.)
vis. P. P. 2673; hailses Qaw. gloaa.; hailse (imperat.)
Percee. 404; hailsed (pret.) via. P. P. 4918; hailsute anL
Arth. XXVII, 8; hfilsed (part.) Mor. a. p. 2, l62l.
hain, Swed. hiign, MHGerm. hagen? e7tdoaure,preaerve;
halnes (pi.) La^. 5064; gr€te bertea in pe haines Halliw.
diet. 439; fayere parkes inwip hainus Degrev. 70,
hake, ASax. hrocce? OBvteh haek, OHGerm. haco,
hacco (uncua), htdee, uriciia, guidam piseia, prompt, parv.
222; Wr. spec. 31; Lidg. m. p. 201; compoa. nuthake,
hakele, ASax. haceie, Gotk. hakuls, Olcel. hokall,
UHGerm. hachul, hackle, garment, rel. ant. 1, 129.
haken? ODvtc/i. haeken, catch with a hake (kook)f
and noght hakke after holinesse via. P. P. 13765.
hakenei, Fr. haquenee. Span, hacanea, hadmey, vis.
P. P. 3U1; hakenai Chaue. r. r. 1137.
hakkin, ASax. haccian, ODutch MHGerm. haeken,
hack, piompt. parv. 221; hakke Ckauc C. t. 2867; hacke
(imperat) I. c. c. 52; hackede (pret) a. r. 298.
hal, ASax. heal? from helen? receMs, eomerf Shoreh.
160; hale (dot) owl and night. 2.
h&l, ASaa:. hfi,l, hffil (sanua, aalvus, integer, totus), OSair,
OFris. hfil (ui.), OHGerm. heiler (saniis, salvua), Olcel.
heill (aamta, saiws, integer), Goth, hails (uyt^;), (w)kote
(hale), a. r. 206*; Orm. 14818; a. a. Web. 1064; wunied
her hfi,t and hseil La;^. 12528; of ine hftle yhfoe pr. cotisc.
3933; hoi (hool) „sanu3, ifUeger", prompt, parv. 242; Rob.
Glouc. 86, 18; Wid. John 7; Tor. 1052; Ivd. Cov. 874;
betere is for te gon ale touward heovene pen al hoi ton-
ward helle a. r. 190; (be) was niid hool Mand. 88; &n
liool monep 134; i have bnt oon hool hater vis. P. P.
8900; heil „aanua", pr&mpt. parv. 233; lud. Cov. 372;
heil and sund rel. ant. l, 210; hteil seo (heo) pu Laj.
10498; hail Alia. 3O80i compos. unbsL
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
hoUlche wkoUy, Will, glos*.; m. ArOi. F. 935 <fe 3826;
holli via. P. P. 12964; Ckavc. C. t. 1820; holli, hailli
Gaw. gloss.
h^sum, OHOerm. heilsamer, (w)kolesome, Onn.29\5i hol-
sum prompt, parv. 244; Hoccl. I, 248; holsom Chaue. TroU.
947; Lidg. m. p.GS; (h)eilsum lud. Ccv. 93; hfilsum apd. 6.
h&lwende aaluhris, ia^. 2851; healuwinde? o. r. 190,
hald, ASax. (ge)heald, Olcel. ha,ld, hold, cuatodia,
easUllum, (nom. ace.) Orrn. 13380; TriaL III, 47; Qaw.
gloss.; halde (dot.) Iw. 170; holde 2.03, 3839; Mor. a. p.
2, 1597; Tor. 399 & 2088; pat not & peni had(e) in
hold(e) Chauc. r. r. 451 ; pe geant atod id his holde
Percev. 2005.
balden, ASax. baldan, healdan, OSax. Goth, haldan,
Ofris. Olcel. halda, OHGerm. faaltan, hold, tenere, a. a.
Wr. 1233; godes laches halden Orm. 941; haldeu, hteiden
(holde) La^. 1390 & 1416; halde Mar. a. p. I, 489; laumb.
304; healden Furn. p. VIII, 28; holden a. r. 176; holde
harrow. 124; healdep (pres.) Shoreh. 17; boldip featis
Furn. p. I, 23; (he) haldes pirn wise ja-. c<mac. 794; halt
a. r. 50; Oow. conf. am. 2, 128; vis. P. P. 11578; wat
halt (avails) it to telle longe Rob. Glouc. 231, II; what
bait it long to strive Triat. I, 84; beold (pret) a. r. 108;
Alis. 323; beold, b^ld Orm. 2225 & 11330; p4 beold he
bene wai pat touward Hamtone lai La^. 28430; hseld,
hlUd (beold, hfild) 3914 &. 4546; heeld vis. P. P. 5075;
Kich.m&; Chauc.C. t. 339; hleld rel. ant. 1, 129; Lidg.
m. p. 86; huld Uek. 95; beolden La^. 8082; a. r. 152;
wip pe false (pei) beldeu vis. P. P. 13703; beolde (subj.)
c. of I. 181; balden (part) Mar. mir.pl. 153; and pus
es ilk man balden to do pr. consc. 5960; for forlejen
halden Orm. 2000; baldin met. hom. 49; holden Chauc.
C. t. 141; be is mochel holde (obliged) G-oio. conf. am.
1, 368; compos, at-, bi-, i-, uphalden.
halin, OSax. OZfGerm, halon, hale (haul), draw, fetch,
„trahere'*, prompt, pan: 223; bale Cow. conf. am. 2, 295;
Chauc. a. f. 151; IlaHsh. met. t. 513; Mor. a. p. 3, 219;
halie vis. P. P. 5091; baled (pres) rel. ant. 1, 214; balen
Alia.992; ant. Arth. XXXV, 5; hsdede (j^et) La^. 16712;
ihauled (part) Bek. 1497.
half, ASax. half, healf, Olcel. halfr, OHGerm. halber,
Gotk balbs, Aof/, ^an<j. 99; half so &eo Wr. spec. 40;
., Google
half 271
half hfire M Sek. 2424; An half jfir (yeer)«w. P. P. 1338;
'met. horn. 91; pet halve 3er ^03. 3377; pe halven (halfen)
d6I (ace) Mand. 166; Roh. Br. 48, 17; p4 hielyen dftle
Las- 7093.
halfded half-dead, Eoh. Glove. 163, 10.
half, ASax. healf, OHGerm. Goth, halba, Aai/, «d«,
La'T,. 1748; flt>6. Giowc. 168, 1; Shorek. 51; wis. P. P.
2053; hielve (iia(.J La3. 6474; on pis half pe see Mand.
234; on hope halve Alia. 957; 0 godes halfe on the fart,
by order, of god, Ortn. 3846; od his halfe in his name,
Chauc Trod. 2826; bi halve, halves heB^de, La'T,. U893
& 27913.
ha!ving{e), ASax. healfunga, halfiings, in part, Gow.
conf. am. 2, 65; halflunge a. r. 354; halflinges Orm. 16767.
haijiea, Afino". h&lgian, OHGerm. heilagon, hallow,
aanctifi, Laj. 17496; ha!3heii Orm. 4413; hMwin prompt,
parv. 224; hilwe Rob. Glouc. 154, 3; Gow. conf. am. 2,
370; vis. P. P. 10700; lud. Gov. 61; hfilowe Wid. John
II; haiewed (pres.) a r. 396; haise (imperat.) Shoreli.
93; hfilsed (pret.) Mor. a. p. 2, 506; haiyhed p«. 45, 5;
hAlewed (part.) Mand. 1 ; compos. ihfll3ien.
hS.li3, J-Sua;. halig, hffilig Uout. ev. gloss., hfl,leg, OSoic.
hfilag, Olcel. heilagr, OHGerm. heiliger, heileger, heilager,
holy (holy, hcdlow), Orm. 541 ; hftli La'^. 10130; rel. songs
V, 253; pr. cmsc. 3690; hfili, holi Skoreh. 8 & 13; hoii
a. r. 10; c. 0/ i. 7; Mand. 1; W%cl. John 14; hgli rel.
ant 1,23; on hSlowe Thurs daye i/aiZiw. rfici. 430; h&lghe
(subsl) saint, pr. conac. 6087; h&lwe, h^lewe .Bf t. 1085 &
1086; halsen (pi) La-^. 10122; halshen Orm. 6009; ha-
leweii a. r. 124; h&Ughes ps. 49, 5; hAlewes rel. ant. l,
38; haiwes Chauc. C. t. 14; hftluwene (hMesene) {ffiem. p/^
". r. 94 & 330.
haiidei holiday, a. r. 20; haii-dai vis. P. P. 3292; (hfili
dai?) Chauc. C. t. 3309; Mor. a. p. 2, 134.
h&lidOm holy thing, relic, La'T,. 30328; Bek. 2273.
hEllincs, ASax. h&ligness, holiness, pr. consc 4240;
haiinease (ace) La^y 1820.
ha Ike, from hal? comer, ^,angulvs, lattbtdum", prompt,
parv. 223; (dot) HaUiw. diet. 429; Chauc. C. t 14433;
halkes (^) Mor. a. p. 2, 104.
haUe, ASaa. heaU, OSax. OHGerm. halla, 0/crf. holl,
hall, „avla", prompt, parv. 222; ^03. 2S038j Ohavc. C. t.
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272 haMi
2523; (dat.) Wr. spec. 48; (ace.) a. s. Web. 175; Mar.
mir. pt. 165 J compos, gest-, sUde-, mothalle.
halm, ASax. healiu, OSax. OHQerm. halm, OIceL
halmr, halm (haum), culmus, prompt, parv. 223.
hals, ASax. hak, heals, OSax. OHGerm. Olcel. Goth.
haia, hals (kause), „coHum",,pr07npt. pary. 224;' Orm, 4777 ;
vis. P. P. 355; Rich. 2561; a. s. Wr. 2223; Qaw. gloss.
387; Kob. Sr. 279, 18; aDow. Arth. LXV, 11; lud. Gov.
342; compos, wikhals.
halsin, ASax. healsian, OHQet-m,. hdXsen, Oicrf.halsa,
hahe (kawie), embrace, entreat, „amplecli'*, prompt, parv.
224; ich halsie „ohsecro", a. r. 348; halsi ia^. 32168;
Mark. 17; halse Ckauc. c. I. 1289; halsep and kissep
Lidg. m p. 32; haleende (part.) Wid. gloss, [halched
kalshed, embraced, looped, Gaw. gloss.]
halt, ASaa:. healt, OSnx. halt, OIcd.hsMr, Goth, halte,
OHGerm. halzer, halt, nclaudtis", prompt, pare. 224; Mor.
a. p. 2, 102; const, of maa. 154; halte (pi.) Orm. 15499;
halt^e) men met. horn. 34.
haltin, ASax. healtiaii, 0/c«Z. helta, halt, „claudicare",
prompt, parv 224; halteii Wicl. gloas.; Goto. conf. am,
1, 310; halt* atop? Hoccl. VI, 42; halted (pret.) ps. 17,
46; haitinde (part.) Wr. spec. 48.
halter, ASax. haslfter (?), OHGerm. halftra, ODutch
fealfter, halter, halter, owl and night. 1026; Bek. 1174;
helteT (haiter) prompt. para. 235; helter Mar. mir. pi. 185.
ham? Dutch haam, kame, horse-collar; hames (pi.) Wr.
voc. 163; compos, b^rham. .
ham, ASax. hamm, homm, OHGerm. hamma, Olcel.
horn, ham, „poples'*, lel. ant. 1, 8; hamme prompt, parv.
225; hoinmen (hammes) (;^.) a. r. 122; hommea Mor.
a. p. 2, 1541.
ham, ASax. hftm, OSax. hem, OHGerm. heim, Olcel.
heimr, Goth, haims, home: hila & h&m Orm. 1608; h&m,
h6m La^. 2644 & 19455; nute 5e his hom owl and night.
1749; ham sho hied fast Iw. 1836; come hom s. s. Wr.
2499; at h&me Percev. 338; at boom Chauc. C. t 514;
b^m lud. Gov. 30.
homcome homecome, Wr. an. lit. 9.
homli homely, ndomesticua", prompt, parv. 244; Chauc. C. t,
9666; hfimeli secretly, Gaw. gloss.
hdmlinesse homeliness, familiarity, Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 1 1 8,
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hame 273
h&msOkne „^uite de entrer en autri ostel A force", rel. ant.
1, 33.
h&mward homeward, Bek. 254; homward vis. P. P. 1745.
hame, ASax. hama, OSax. OHQerm. hamo, covering,
prompt, pare. 224; Al^. 391; compos, feeler-, Uc(h)aine.
hamelen, ASax. hamelian, OHGerm. hamalon, Olcel.
hamla, hamble; hameled (paH.) Chauc. Troil. 2056; iham-
led cut off cr. F. P. 598.
hamer, ASax. hamor, homer, OSax. haniur, OHQerm.
bamar, Olcel. hamarr, hammer, Chauc. C. l. 2510; bamur
prompt. parv. 225; hameres (pi.) Brand. 22; homerea
a. r. 284.
hamersilii[) „maUeator", Wiel. gloaa.
bameren hammer; homered (pret.) Gaw. gloss.
hammen? OFrw. hamma, hemma, ifflGcrm. hemmen,
hem, restrain; hamid (part.) Mar. mir. pi. 109.
bampren hantper, impede; iiampris (pres.J Will, gloss.;
bamperde fpret^ him in his bolde Flor. 1175; min bert(e)
is so hampered (part) Hartsk. met. t. 277.
haunche, Fr. banche, haunch, a. r. 280.
hand, ASax. OSax. hand, Goth, handus, Olcel. hiind,
OHQerm. bant, hand, Orm. 14684; Iw. 2086; Lidg. m. p.
49 ; an baud i 30W h4te / promise you in hand, Degrev.
1400; bond Bek. 299; ifojirf, 172; Chauc C. t. 193; pe
hfirre hood habben Kath. 758; he hede |>e bfiire bond
chron Engl. 268; peos children weoxen an bond La'7,.
7165; pe wunde pet Iyer wursed an bond a. r. 326; habbe
an bonde Wr. spec. 41 ; wind beom stod an honde £03,
22313; hivoreu bond a. r. 212; in hande brSde Chauc
C. t. 3809; honde (pL) Fum. p. XVII, 170; ffom 200;
honden c. of I. 625; chron. Vilod. 79; bende Iw. 3151;
pr. consc. 3214; Mar. mir. pi. 138.
baudfaaten handfast; handfest (part) Orm. 2389; ibond-
fteat L«3. 2251.
handful handful, Orm. S648; hondful Wicl. gloss.; honful
a. r. 254.
bandeperc, ASax. handgepeorc, hatidiwork, Orm. 5054;
hondiwerc rel. arU. 1, 48; hondiwerk Wr. spec 60.
handeprit, ASax. handgeprit, handtoriting, Orm. 13566.
bondbwTle little while, (dot) ZatA. 2183*; bondewhile 3for.
a. p. 2, 1786.
han(d)sale, Olcel. handsat, handsel (hansel), prompt, pare.
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274 haudil
226; hansel Gow. conf. am. 2, 373; haasell dep. of B.
30; hanselle (dot.) vis. P. P. 3128.
haii(d)selle(ii), ASax. faandsellau, handsel, prompt, pare.
226*
handsum, ODiitch haudsam (dearter. Iractabills, commodvs),
handsome, prompt, pare. 225; handsoiu Tor. 1301.
haudil, ASax. handel, handle, prompt, parv. 225.
handlin, ASaar. handlian, handle, prompt, parv. 225;
handlen Orm. 18913; hondlien Lai,. 1338; hondlen a. r.
B78; haiidlede (pret.) Bek. 1983; hondlede a. r. 318;
handiide Pior. 2112.
bangeii? Olcel. haiiga (?), hang, pendere, La^. 5725;
beong, ASoit. OFris. h^Dg, OHQerm. hiaiig, (pret.) La;^.
6738; hfing Orm. 7339; Aiis. 6750; Mand. 93; Chauc.
C. t. 160; (heeiig) Wicl. glo^s. 21; hlng .KtcA. 5053; h^n-
gen £03. 5722; Skoreh. 85; hSngen hiDi on heigh vis.
P. P. 805; hiugen Qoie. conf. am. 3, 47; ihonge, ASair.
hangeu, OSax. OHQerm. hangaii, (part.) owl and night.
1134; compos, an-, bihangen.
hangian (haugen?), ASax. hangian, hoogian pret. han-
gode, Oiiax. hangon, OHQerm. hangen, he 11 gen pret.
hang(e)ta, Olcel. hengja prtt. hengda, hang, pendere, uis.
P. P. 12842; hongieu ^05. 510; henge Mor. a. p. 2,
1584; hinge Eglam. 557; hongep (yres.) Wr. treat. 137;
hangede, -hongede (pret.) La^. 13109 & 29559; hanged
vis. P. P. 596; per fire loverd liongede a. r. 106; hengde
Orm. 13773; hongeden Koith.ZZl; hanged fjooirf^ via.P.P.
350; honged k. 0/ 2". 979; henged Orm. 1018; compos.
an-, bihangian
hannen? let pu JiA hundes hannen to gaderes iwj.
31676; and betwixe p&m he hande (pret.) k table of
golde Halliw. did. 431.
hap, Oleel. happ, hap, fortune, La^. 3857; Kath. 187;
via. P. P. 7655; ps. 90, 12; gSd hap Rob. Glouc. 412, 2;
Skoreh.52; evel happe s. s. HV. 1744; Tor. 645; happes
("^y Wr. spec. 24; harde happes ij'rfy. m. p. 225; compos.
un-, wiperhap.
?hapli „forte", prompt, parv. 226.
happin Ao^'' """^i'l prompt, parv. 226; happe J^/or.
112; (imperat.) Mor. a. p. 2, 626; happed (pret) Percev.
2244; happid (part) Town, myst, 98; see whappin.
happei,n), happen, vis. P. P. 3887; Hoccl. VI, 70;
happen 27 S
happej) (pres) Majid. 242; Lidg. m. p. 27; happed (pret.)
Gow. conf. am. 1, 199; Chauc. C. t 1191.
happen, Olcd. heppen, /orfttna^e, Mor. a. p. 3, 18.
happenen happen; happenep (pres.) Mand. 158; hap-
ned (part.) HaUiw. diet. 433.
happi happy, prompt, parv. 226; pr. eonsc. 1334.
happiliche happily. Will, gloss.
har, ASax. hir, Olcd. hftrr, hoar, koary; hasr LaT,.
16372; hoor wis. P. P. 3962; Chauc. C. t. 3S76; (oor)
a. s. Wr. 27; hore hiiie koarhound, marrubiuni, Wr. voc.
139; hore (dat) m. AHh. F. 314; hire (^.) Trist. I, 35;
Percev. 230; h6re Orph. 207.
hfirfrost IFtci. ;/ioss.; horforst Wr. treat. 137.
hard, ASax. heard, OSax. hard, Go(A. hardus, Olcd.
hardr, OHOerm. harter, hard, strong, sevei-e, Wr. spec.
105; pr. coTisc. 806 ; (ard) fiofe. Glouc. 213, 8; hard & stare
Orm. 1596; Strang & hard 6326; ruh & hard & sharp
9663; pe king hefde enne pein swipe heard (hard) Lar,.
1584; herde hSre a. r. 186; pii sciUleii habben hardne
dom Furn. p. VIII, 86; hffirdere (compar) La^. 4349;
herdure ff. r. 430; hardest (superlat.) ia3. 4181; he smot
Corineus harde in63 Rob. Glouc. 213, 8; hasrde bidrungen
Laz- 8814.
hardhche hardly, La^. 7480; herdehche? a. r. 290.
hardin, AlSax. heardian, OHGerm. hertan, harden,
„indurare", prompt, paro, 227; heardeu a. r. 220; barde
(pres. subj) La^. 5871; hardide (pret) Wlel. gloss.; har-
ded (pari) Chauc. C. t. 10559.
hardi, Fr. \i.B.r<{\, hardy, Kath. 11 4b \ Bei.70; eia. P. P.
13537; Mor. a. p. 2, 143; herdi a. r. 56; hardiere (corn-
par) Lai,. 4348*; hardieste (supedat) 4181*
hacdihche hardily, Kath. 676; bardili Mor, a. p. 1, 3.
hardinesse hardiness, (dat) via. P. P. 13020.
hardaen harden, asseverate, Orm. 18219.
hardnes, ASax. heardness, hardness, pr. come. 3515;
hardnesse Will, gloss.
heardschipe hardship, a. r. 6.
hare, ASaa:. hara, Oleel. heri, OHGerm. haso, hare,
owl and night. 373; Hob. Qlouc. 457, 15; Chauc. C. t.
686; I. c. c. 21.
b&ren, ASax. h&rian, become hoar; hore rel. ant. 1,
125; Aiis. 1597; (pres) Wr. spec. 60.
..Google
S76 famin
hariin, OFnharier, hardier? harry, pull, prompt. pwe.
227; harie Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 149.
harlen (harli), OFr. haraler Diet wh. 658, AwW, pvU,
Fum. p. XXI, 131; harl met. h<ym. 52; hii barlede him
out of churche Uob. Qlouc. 536, 5; pe wind hem harlede
up and douQ Brand. 1 1 ; harled (part.) Qaw. gloaa.
harlot, from OFi: hardel (coquCn)^ harlot, ribald,
rogue, „8curra^, rel. ant. 1, 7; a. r. 356; vis. P. P. 11584;
Chauc. C. t. 649; Mor. a. p. 2, 39; Ltdg. m. p. 62; Mar.
mir. pi. 167; lud. Cov. 217.
harm, ASax. hearm (acerbus, malignua) Grein's gloM.,
OSax. harm (maluaf) Bel. 148, 18, Olcd. (harmr) auper-
lat. harmastr (acfrbissimu^ Egilm. lex., ill? an leve [»
harme an d6 (pe?) g8de Fum. p. Ill, 20.
harm, ASax. hearm, OSax. OHOerm. harm, Oled.
harmr, harm, Wr. treat. 136; c. of I. 896; Gow. conf. am.
1, 270; hearm Marh. 8; hairm (harm) La'^. 2171; herm
a. r. 116; harme (dot.) Mar. a. p. 3, 17; harmes (pl.J
^injuries", Wicl. gloss.; „sorrows", WilL gloaa.
hamful Hoed. I, 413.
harmles Bek. 2113.
harmin, ASax. hearmiau, OHQerm. harmen, harm,
injure, prompt, pari). 228; barmen Matid. 190; hermien
a. r. 398; hermi Shoreh. 100; harmed (pres.) .fiToxA. 2435;
hcermde (pret.) La-7^. 9935.
h a ru e i s , OFr. hameis, Ir. harnais, Bret, harnez, harness,
„arma, phalerae", prompt pare. 228; Will, glota.
harneisin harness, „artnart'*, prompt, parv.; hamesche
Alis. 4708.
harpe, ASax. hearpe, Olcel. barpa, OHOerm. harpha
(harfa), Aarp, £03. 4898 ; Mor. a. p. I, 880 ; Lidg. in. p. 30.
harpien, ASax. hearpian, harp, La^. 20311; harpin
„citharviare", prompt, parv. 228; harpeden via. P. P. 12903.
harsk, Dan. harsk (rusty), harsh, prompt, parv. 228.
harowe, ASax. herepe, Olcel. herri? (herfi), httrrow,
occa, nr. voc. 234; harowe (harwe) prompt, parv, 228.
harwin harrow, ocean, prompt, parv. 228; harwen
P. P. p. 514.
h&s (h&se), ASax. has, Olcel. h&ss, OHGerm. heiser,
emp. ODutch beesch, heerscb, hoarse, raueus, Ivr. 3620;
haast? (hos) vs. 68, 4; bos (hdee) k. of T. 599; Mar.
mir. pi. 123; nose (dat) owl and night. 504; hoos, hors
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hftail 277
WicL gloat.; hors (hdrse) prompt, pan. 228; Chauc. b.
duch. 347 ; (r. w. t&s) Eglam. 927 ; (hoors) vit. P. P. 120) 7.
hooshsd raucitas, prompt, pars. 348.
hoosnesse, ASax. h&sniss, koaraenets, ibid.
liasil, j^Saa:. bsBsel, O/cei. hasl, OHGerm. basal, Aa2«^,
corylus, Wr. voc. 181; hesil promjA, parv. 238; »^- ant.
1, 53; haslea (pL) X03. 8696.
haselnote Mand. 158.
hasp, .^Soar, hsesp, hseps, 0 Dutch haspe, Olcel. hespa,
hasp (haps, kesp), Chaac. C. t. 3470; and undcrnepe ia
kn hasp, shet wip k atapil and & clasp Rick. 4083 : heape
„*era", Wr. voc. ^2 & 237; haBpe reel, prompt, para. 258;
hespe hank, ibid.: of grSte haapis w^r pe reinis Odoo.
1442.
haapeu Aasp; haspez (prea.) Gaw.glott.; hasped (part.^
jlfffj-. a. p. 2, 419; ihasped ww. P. P. 855.
hassok hassock, prompt, parv. 228,
hast, OFria. haest, ODuieh haeste (/wtinotioj, Aa«te,
Chauc. C. t. 3545; io alle haste Mand. 243.
haste, ODutch haest {festinus)f
haetebcbe, OFris. hastelike, festinanter, Bek. 1929; .i^Jm.
2S25 : hasteU Ooto. con/, am. 2, 262.
hasten (haatin), MHGerm. hasten, ODutch haesten,
haste, ^festinare", prompt, pari). 229; Gow. conf. am. 1,
336; Chauc. C. t. 8854; hastede (pret,) Bek. 272.
basti, OFria. ODvtch baestig, hasty, Mand. 243; pr.
coTtsc. 1648.
hastUlohe, ODutch haestiglik, MHGerm. hasticllch, hastily,
vis. P. P. 13672; s. s. Wr. 317.
hat, ASax. hffitt, Olcel. hottr, hat, Chauc. C. t. 1390;
hfttte (dat.) vis. P. P. 3562.
hat, /Soa;. hit, OSax. Ut, Olod. heitr, OHGerm.
heiwr, Act, Z03. 29281; Onn. 1564; Iw. 2030; hot «. r.
190; (hoot) prompt, parv. 249; ui*. P. P. 11781; Mand.
55; -Z^^ia. m. p. 193; pe hoote somer Chauc. C. t. 396;
hate (pi.) Percev. 1969; bote it schon Alis. 672; hattre
(eompar.) a. r. 400; hattore Bob. Glouc. 531, 22.
h&t, ASatc. (ge)hS,t, Olcel. heit, command, promise,
Orm. 13822; hot Bot. -Br. 69, 3; hete (dat.) Amad. Web.
440; hatea(h6teB) nvota", pa. 49, 14; hetes er. P. P. 688.
hate, ASax. hete, OSax. heti, ODutch hate, Go(A.
batia, 0/c«i. batr, OHGerm. haz, Aoie, „oiiiM?»", prompt.
278 Mte
2mrv. 229; Bek. 1665; trow. conf. am. 1, 40; Hoed. I, 19;
pei haddeD me in hate Wicl. John 15; hunger & hete
(hate) La^. 20728; hate, hete Shoreh. 84 & 161; hete
Ortn. 1404; otpZ aW »i^A(. Ifi7; t. s. Weh. 1205; it heaua
disc. 198.
heteveste 3/arA. 10; a. r. 306.
hatetich hately, odious, c. of I. 682; hetehche (adv.) Ell.
rwn. 2, 82.
hatereden hatred, ps. 24, 19; hatrsden pr. ctwwc. 3363;
haterede Wart. hist. 2, 5; hatrede vis. P. P. 1639; hatred
Wr. p. s. 157; Rob. Br. 10, 28.
hate, ASax. h§.t, caior, fervor: pat uvel hAte icj.
30550.
hatel, ASax. hatol (?), hetol (?), OSax. hatul, Aofde
("Arttie), odiow.1, keen, Mor. a. p. 2, 227; hetel swerd a. r.
400; tis hatele tintreohe Kath. 1971; hatele r6ve Jl/firA.
6; hatelest (svperlat.) 22.
h4ten, ASax hataii, OSax. h^tan, Gc(A. haitan, Olcel.
heita, OHGerm. heizan, call, command, promise, La'^. 3 1 607 ;
h6te Fum. p. XIX, 58; h^te Mar. mir. pi. 152; hoten
be called, owl and night. 256; hote Chauc. C. t. 1559;
hote (pres.) command, Bek. 479; s. s, Wr. 511 ; hfite pro-
mise,Degrev. 1400; an(. .4r(A, XiX, 1; Awi. 28; hatifnfA.
364; a. r. C; c. o/ Z. 1006; hStep Alis. 12-15; hit (We
horse) dgp pat mon hit hot otol aTid nigkt. 777; h6tes Mor.
a. p. 2, 1346; (ich, he) hfitte, Goth, haitada, am, is (icasf)
caUed, La-T,. 4643; s. s. Wr. 223; met- horn. 149; h4tte,
h4t Kath. 22 & 1788; hettc a. r. 134 & 198; Wart. hist.
1, 16; pe furste doubter hette Merci c. of l. 300; i hote
Chawc. G. t. 1560; what hftttestou vis. P. P. 14602; pei
hoten Ootp. conf. am. 2, 171; h&hte, haehte, hfihte, heihte,
ASax. h^ht, h^t, Go(A. haihait, (jwet^ called, commanded,
promised, was called, La^. 424, 2049, 3347 & 4221; hShte,
het Eath. 412 & 433; height, hlght Tor. 101 & 1204;
hijte c. o/i. 176; highte Chauc. C. t. 862; hight pr. consc.
966; highte, heet wis. P. P. 12306 & 14471; het Orm.
4922; Beifc. 90; Degrev. 1006; pu h^te JTatA. 540; heo
h&hteu hine KinebordXaT. 30702; highten Gow. conj. am.
2, 173; haten (part) called, La-^. 3156; Orm. 5200; was
h6t«n Marcius s. a. Wr. 92; compos, hi-, for-, ihftten;
rfertu. hftt, haes.
hatien, .4Saa:. hatian, GotA. hatjan, OSax. haten, ha-
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hatunge 279
ton, Olcel. hata, OHGerm. liazeti, hazon, haie, odiase, La^.
2fi740; via. P. P. 5794; haten Omi 5062; hatin prompt,
pari!. 229; (pe) hatied (prea.) Mark. 17; hatede (preL)
n. r. 130; hated (part.) Wr. gpec. 37; ihated Alts. 1544.
hatunge, ASax. hatung, hating, a. r. 200; hatinge
(dat.) La'T,. 8321.
heting, OHGerm. (pi)heizuQga, promiae, HalUw. diet.
447; Mar. mir. pi. 136.
hatre (hatere), ASax. hsetru, pi. o/" *liBet, MHGerm.
haz, hsez, dotkea, garmerUa, Halliw. diet. 437; (dat.) Mor.
a. p. 2, 33 ; naked pei g5p, wipouten hater (r. hatre)
Aiiit. 7054; hater (aa a aingvi.) via. P. P. 8900; heater
(hatter, hetter) «. r. 418; hateren fdat.) 104; (a-* nom.
or aec.) Laj. 30778; hattren Wr. spec. 110.
have, OHGerm. ha.h'A, poaaeasiou, property.
havelSs Gow. conf. am. 2, 214; haflgs Town. myst. 152.
havec, ASax. hafoc, OHOerm. habuh, Olcel. haukr,
hawk, owl and night 307; havek rel. ant. 1, 265; hauk
Chaitc. C. t. 7520; havekes (pi.) La^. 3258; Wr. spec.
105: haukes vis. P. P. 2331; compoa. goshauk.
haven, ASax. habban pres. hcebbe, hafa pret. hcefde,
OSax. habbian, hebbean pret. liabde, OFria. habba, hebba
pret. hede, Olcel. hafa pret. hafdi, OHOerm,. haben pret.
habeta, Ooth. haban pret hahaida, have, Havel. 609; har-
row. 98; havin, hkn prompt parv. 225; have ant holde
Wr. apec. 35; Lidg. m. p. 29; have, h4n vis. P. P. 217
& 4089; Chauc. C. t. 492 & 656; h^n a. s. Web. 294;
Boccl. I, 31; hafe Percev. 915; hafen, habben Orm. 123
& 4964; habben La^. 145; Kath. 291; a. r. 10; habben
and owen c. of I. 132; hebben Alis. 4940; ich afe (pres.)
lai le fr. 268; hafe, habbe Orm. 465 & 958; habbe La-2,.
464; Beh. 353; c. of I. 329; havest iaj. 2275; a. r. 236;
harrow. 57; hafest Om*. 12236; hist c o/" J. 950; haved
a. r. 186; hafep Orm. 153; haved, hafd Xn3. 1331 & 1926;
havep, hap Bek. 162 & 184; hk^Chauc. C. t 917; Hoccl
I, 437; Lidg. m. p. 28; hep Skoreh. 95; (we, je, beo)
habbed iaj. 460; tr. r. 2; l^n treat 135; havede, hafde,
hevede, hefde f>rrf^ La^. UO, 226, 4887&25il4; hafde,
hefde Katk. 289 & 322; hafde Orm. 6; hefde a. r. 124;
hevede HV apec. 36; harrow. 7; hadde JIfand. 2; Chauc.
C. t 48; TVk^;. /oAm. 5; i had 14vir ^n horn ii«i. Com. 34;
hedde Wort. Ai«(. 1, 15; c. of I. 308; compoa. bi-, ihaven.
..L.oo^^lc
380 haTea
haven {havien?) have (haave), levare ; p&ih&yea (pres.)
ant. Arth. XV, 6; hof, ASax. OSax. Olcel.hot, OflGerm.
huob, (pret.) hove, La^. 28018; Orm. 16705; pa. 120, 1;
pou hove Horn 1277; hoven Alia. 5889; hoven, ASax.
hafen, OHGerm. habaner, (part.) hoven, rel. anL 1, 130;
Hartsk. met. t. 29; Mor. a. p.2, 206; pr. co?MC.3l26; ho-
feii Orm. 2649; hovin Amad. Bobs. XX, 8; ihoven a. r.
282; see heven.
haven, ODutck haven, Olcel. hofn, haven, La^.7ilb;
Mor. a. p. 2, 426; Hoed. 1V,9; havene (dot.) Bek. 1160;
havenes (pi.) Mand. 46.
haver (bafir), ODutch haver, Olcel. hafri, OHGerm.
habaro, haver, oat, aoena, Wr. voc. 233.
havercalce vis. F. P. 4366.
havirstraa Halliw. diet. 438.
h&we, A8ax. h3.i»e? hsepen? blue, „azure% Gaw.gloaa.;
hiwe as pe leed test of Cres. 257; wip hAwe (?) bake
Chauo. C. t. 4515; haa hew ant. Arth. II, 5.
hAwen? ASax. b&pian, Aaw, Zooi.
hAwere, ASox. bSpere, spy; hiuweres, hteweres (pi)
La^. 19638 & 30465.
be, ASax. Obax. he, OFris. he, hi, Gotfi. his? is? Lai.
is? OHGerm. ir, er? A^, Za^. 3; z^m. P. P. 136; he, ha, a
Shoreh. 120&ia5; e Hick.thet. 1,225; his {'^ctU La3. 62 ;
Bek. 4 & 1576; via. P. P. 184; his godes suos deos, Marh.
4; is Wr. p. s. 249; him (dot) iaj, 48; sch^ swor him
(to him) Ckauc. C. t. 6543; him (/or bine) a. r. 312; Orm.
208; Bob. Glouc. 490, 23; him (fm- he) self Kath. 1085;
h.iae(acc.) La;^. 323; a. r. 58; owl and night. 82B; Shoreh.
4 & 80; chron. Engl. 612; beo, ASax. heo, hio, OFris.
bio, bill, Lat. ea? (motw, acc^ Aoo, sAe, Loj. 144 & 24557;
a. r. 8; Bob. Glouc. 237, 15; c. of I. 301; uw. P. P. 1413;
^ud. 59; heo, ho, hi owl and night. 19, 32, 932 & 937:
heo, ha Kath. 80 & 117; Mark. 2 & 6; hie rei. ant. 1,
128; Zffli ^e/r. 114; hue Horn 76; Wr. spec. 30; h4 26;
h^ hi Shoreh. 121 & 136; gS re^. ani. 1, 214; ho Mor.
a. p. 1, 177; cr. P. P. 817; ant. Arth. I, 13; hoe Wr.
an. lit. 3; 3h6 Orm. 115; hire (^em. (^ot.^ -^iS- 192; Onn.
235; wii. P. P. 151; CAaMC. C. t 927; hire cun i?ei. 61;
wip hire 60; al is hire (hers) a. r. 46; hir Percee. 190;
bur Triam. 24; hire (for hij owl and night. 1079; Jiw.
525} vis. P. P. 675; jbo pas hire self god pidpe Orm.
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hetin 381
8685; hit, ASax. OFn», hit, OSaa: it? Goth, hita? ita?
Lot. it? OHGerm. iz? (nnm. ace.) it, LaT,. 11; Bek. 25;
Shoreh.BQ; Alis. 166; harrow.160; a. a. H-'eft. 277; Eglam.
49; JtMi.2; it Oi-m. 763; dw.P.P.63; J/«»(/. 13; Cftanc.
C. (. 39; hit bicomep to & pikke bl6(l and chaugel) liib
(lis) bleo HV. (reot. 139; heo, ASax. heo, hio, hie, hi,
Oi^m.hia, (nom.acc. pi.) they, a. r. 142; c. of l. 52; heo
(hii) Laz- 1 6, 283 & 309 ; heo, hi owl and night. 924, 1 255
& 1304; heo, h4 Kaih. 264 & 648; hie rei. aM(. 1, 128;
hii Boh. Glove. 237, 5; hii, hi vis, P. P. 573 & 842; hi
Fur/i. p. VIIl,2l; Shoreh.lQ; hue Aaii*ow. 237 ; he Havel.
162; Wr. spec. 75; ha Mark. 2; A Hick. thes. 1, 225;
heore (gea) Lot^. 25; heore pine Furn. p. VIII, 146;
e3per h^re (heore) either of them. Orm. 119 & 413; h4re
Mand. 11; Chawc. C. t. 588; Degrev. 756; bi hfire beire
rdii Befe. 2438; hore (heore) a. r. 28; he ia hire aire
schuppend Kath. 304; ar(ej iondes W^r. p. s. 150; huere
non Horn 1260; heom (dot.) Fvm. p. VlII, 146; owl and
night. 1613; Aits. 61; heom (h4m, j&m) inj. 27 & 402
h^m Orm. 50; Mand. 11; CAoitc. C. (. 18; Tor. 1198
i/occ;. F, 12; ech of h6m Wr. treat. 132; h&m a. r. 30:
hom Gaw. (?ioiw. 390; ant. AHk. X, 13; Degrev. 2; heom
(for heo, acc^Xa3. 358; oiol and night. I25I; hAm (Tbr
hi, acc;) BTo/A. 280; u. r. 8.
heaii? ASax. hean, OHGerm. honer, Gc(A. hauns, base,
mean, poor: pis heane . . . tiatreohe Kath. 1971; he seal
wurden hfine LaT,. 303 1 6 ; hgne (pi) Wr. p. a. 1 50 ; heine ?
wretch? Chauc. C. t. 13247.
heanling? vde vtan? heanlunges (pL) Mark. 14.
heep, ASax. heap, OFris. h&p, OSax. hop, OHGerm.
hauf, houf, Aeajj, acervus, prompt, parv. 235; Mand. 62;
hasp (heap) Z^tj. 816; hsep Orm, 4330; heape (tiai^ a. r.
314; Xw^y. m. ^. 106; hepe Chavc. C. t. 577; tfi h6pe
together, cr. P. P. 1450; heapes (pi.) Kath. 1996; compos.
dungheep.
h^pin, ASax. heapian, heap, „cumulare", prompt,
parv. 235; heaped fprea) a. r. 314; hffiped (part) Orm.
4331.
heaved, ASax. heafod, Olcel. hofud, OFris. h&ved,
hAfd, ODutck hoofd, OHOerm. houbit, Lo(. caput, head,
Kath. 1360; a. n 10; heaved, h6ved, hSfed Shoreh. 23,
86 & 149; hSved £oi. G^otic. 17, 21; .^fwi. 205; Mand.
..L.oo^^lc
10; j>r. cmtsc. 771 ; ant. Artk. XLII, 8; hsEved, li^fd La^.
1596 & 3856; h4fd met. horn. 39; head Hick. 1732; Lidg.
m. p. 106; heed ilix. P. P. 11508; II*W. John 13; h6d
Toi: 704; compos, foreheved.
hevedlond Halliw. did. 447.
hspfedmait Ojtm. 297,
hevedtoiiu Rob. Glove. 23, 4.
h6d|)ew c. o/ i. 799.
heedweik prompt, parv. 232.
h € f d i n , hSdin, ASax. heafdian, head, ndecollare". prompt,
parv. 231 ; compos. bihSfden.
hSvedling, AHax. heafodling, chieftain, Lar,. 9986*.
hSdlinge, Germ, haiibtlings, headlong, W id. gloss. 22;
Alia. 2261.
hebben, ASaa-. hebbjin, OSaar. hebhien, OHQerm.
beffan, Olcel. hefja, Goth, hafjan, heave, La^,. 9010; a. r.
156; hebbe Rub. Glmc. 17, 8; Shoreh. 18; hefde (pret.)
ia^. 6768*; hevede Wicl. gloss. 22 ; compos, anhebhen.
hechele, ODutch hekel, OHGerm. bacbele, hatchel
(heckle), Wr. voc. 156; hechil rel. ant. 2, 176; hekele
protnpt. parv. 234; hekile WV. voc. 269.
hekelin hatchel (heckle), prompt, paro. 234.
b4de, OFris. bode, OHGerm. huota, heed, face.) Fvm.
p. IX, 26; 3. 8. Web. 1169; Rich. 3766; pr. consc. 592;
taken hede Wr. spec. 35; (heede) Chauc 0. t. 305; Lidg.
m. p. 66.
h6den (bMe), ^Saa:. hMan, OFm. hoda, OHGerm.
huoten, heed, Wr. spec. 22 ; Fvm. p. F=, 33 ; Mcr. a. p.
1050; heddsa (pret) La^. 17801; comics, bi-, i-, forbedeo.
hedi heedyf Wr. spec. 22.
hegge (hedge), ASax. hecg? ODutch hegge, MHGerm.
hecke, hedge „sepes", prompt, paro. 232; liegge HV. spec.
110; Lidg. m. p. 116; (dat.) owl a/id night. 17; (ace.) Aits.
783; begges {'pi^ Wr. treat. 137; )>/». i*. P. 1624; CAomc.
C. (. Tyr. 15224.
hegge n(hedgin), OOwtcA heggen, hedge, „sepire", prompt.
pari). 232; begged ('^Brf.J Lidg. m. p. 181.
he 3 en (heghin), ASax. begian (?), MHGerm. hegen,
hedge, sepire, Halliw. diet. 443.
hfijeii (hegben), ASax. hSgan, hean, OHOerm. hoban,
Goik. hauhjan, ex(dt, elevate, pr. come. 4119; heien Kath.
460; heien and fa^rien Marh. 3; h^sen, Mjen Wicl. gloss.
.L.OOc^lC
hfib 263
23; hgjhep (pre-i.) Orm. 26-10; Mseli Gow. eonf. nw.. 3,
295; heji ('s«6/^ Slioreh. 52; h^jede (>rrtj Laj. 7097;
h^iden Mark. I ; compos. ihS3en. '
hSh, JSoa:. heah, h^h, OSax. hoh, OIIGerm. hoher,
GoiA-liauhs, Aij/(, t)j-»i. 2347; hfigh ^r. cojwc. 1872; Isvmb.
16; hsDh, h^ih, hey iaj. 128, 985 & 2452; Mih «. r. 130;
Chaitc. C. t. 318; M3 ifet. 1149; Mi pro.itpt. parv. 232;
h6h? Havd. 1361; Iiogh? Town. myat. 262; honged hire
on Mh (on high, in altum) Mark. 5 ; he saide an h^h
(a loud) Wr. spec. 41; an he^ Shoi-ek.&2; Wr. treat. 132;
on high s. s. Wr. 2330; pe hfije strSte FwrM. />. A'F7/.
367; An hise strlte To/-. 1526; hei^e Shorek. 2; pis high e
quene Oou>. conf. am. 2, 113; him po^t it was hie time
Halliw. diet. 449; heje (ado.) oiol and night. 987; h^^he
fle^hen Orm. 5991; heie a. r. 424; to h^sen (dat. neut)
&ne castele Lai,. 5849; heo heolden hine for haehne (ace.
mascj god 8082; mJd hEe^ere (dat. /em) 3trengde 2188;
preo hundred htejere (gen. pi) scipeiie 30909 ; h^sere
(eompar) Wr. treat. 134; h&yere dep. of it 17 , \ \ ; higher
W1-. cOTtic. 992; h^re Orm. 6297; heire chron. Engl. 268;
hiere Mand. 92; herre Kath. 768; Marh. 6; o, n 352;
okI and night. 1635; pS. herre erides La,^. 7835; po h^ihste
fsuperlat) 1807; hffixt cniht 24587; hejiste Bek. 290;
h^yeste p}-ompt. pare. 232; heixte a. r. 138; h^xte fitm.
p. XV, 14; holiest JfiTatA. 4; h^shest Orm. 2146; highest
;jr. c<msc. 993.
yh^Sful TT'r. treat. 133.
h^sllche highly, Fum. p. XIII, 276; hsehhche iaj. 8088;
h«ih-, heiliche a. r. 56 & 190; hShlrke Orm. 11875; h^sU
Mor. a. p. 2, 1527.
h^seV OIIGerm. hohiy Go(A. hauhei? tdtitudo: in pe
heei3(e) R'w,-/. I iinj/s 9 ; harez . . . to pe hi3e ninnen
Mor. a. p. 2, 391.
b4hnesse, ASax. hea{h'^ne98, highness, (aec) La^.
29734; heihnesse (dat) a. r. 412; heisnease c. 0/ l. 534.
heischipe excelsitas. a. r. 100.
hgjpe, ASaa-. heahdo, OHGerm. hohida, (rotA. haubipa,
height, Mor. a. p. 2, 317; hSighpe Mand. 40; h^i^pe (hijp,
hijt) ^Vicl. gloss.; opon heghte ant Arth. XLI, 3; h^ght
pi: consc. 4760; on highte Hoccl. I, 172.
hei, MHGerm. hei, hey, Katk. 579; Fum. p. XIX,
137; hai Gaw. gloss. 386.
=dbvGoogIe
284 hei
hei (hey), ASax. heg, ODutch hei, hoi, Oleel. hey,
OHOenn. hewe, howe, Goth, havi, Aoy, r.foenum", Wr. voc.
92; ^ompt. parv. 232; La3. 24441; Ooic. ctmf. am. 3,
367; hai Iw. 3078.
heJBtak prompt p-xn: 233; haistak IVr. cot-, 233.
heir, Lat. heres, heir, Bek. 24.
held, cnip. OHGerm.ii&\de (clious), keald (heUd), slope:
pe heighe held Tri»t. Ill, 89; jeond hulles & jeondhel-
des Lai,. 128B7.
helde, JSair* held (gratia, fides), OFris. helde (gratia),
faith, loyaltyf (ace) Bob. Gtouc. 285, 18.
helde, ASax. he\Ap^ jariadicHon, Rob. Gtouc. 225, 10.
helde, ASax. helde Wr. voc. 79, tansy, „t'inacetum^,
Wr. voc. 139.
helden (helde), ASax. heldan, hyldan? hold, keep,
Trial. Ill, 46; s. a. Web. 1567; harrow. 105.
helden, ASax. heldan, hyldan (inclinare), ODutc/i
OHGerm. helden, Olcel. hella (fundere)., heald (hell), »n-
d^ie, decline, pour, a. r. 428; heldin promjA. parv. 234;
helde m. Arth. F. 2f>l; mtn huerte ginnep t6 helde (sink)
Wr. spec. 48; of his hora he m&de him held(e). Mora
ch. 674; helde (heelde) Wicl. gloss. 22; p& halle gon
to hselden (fall doom) Lai,. 28038; he wile i \n mud
healdeu Katk. 685; heldis (pren) Mor. a. p. 2, 1330;
Mar. mir. /d. 145; helde (imperai.) I. c. c. 40; helde pine
4re to me ps. 16, 6; hselde, healde .(pret.) Lai,. 1551
& 2477; hehalde (held) pit mile in pat fUr U96; held(e)
Alls. 2621 ; helde (helte) Wid. gloss.; and heit water opon
pe sta.n Iw. 3fi8; compos, bihelden.
helder, Olcel. heldr, Goth, haldis, helder, rather, more,
Qaw. gloss.; a. s. Wr. 1835.
hele? Oerrn. hole? catte, cavern? helen (jt/^ Alia. 4959,
hele, ASax. OFris. hfila, Olcel. hsell, heel, ^calx", Wr
voc. 179; a. r. 112; Bek. 2234; Rick. 3884; Li(^. nt p
108; heel W'tH. /oA« 13; h61en (pU Marh. 10.
helen, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. neiRo, heal, cover, con-
ceal, Wr. an. lit. 8; hele Chauc. C. I. 6532; s. a. Wr
1111; erl of T. 1034; n,. Arth. F. 143; Min. 22; heolen
a. r. 146 ; heled (prea) Marh. 15; a. r. 314; hele (imperat.)
Amad. Bobs. Ill, 6; i. c. c. 40; hal fpt-rt^ Mapea 341;
h$len Fwm. p. Fill, 81; hole (part) -4ii». 4203; Octov.
1355; iholea a. r, 146; compos. lorbelen.
:, Google
hetecl 285
(he led) hffiled, ASax. hieled, OSax. helid, OHGerm.
helid, warrior, La-:,. 11989; heledes (pi.) 1779.
helien, ASax. helian, OHOerm. heUen, heal, caver,
conceal, a. r. 84; to helien h4m wip leves wm. P.P. 7892;
helye /^J. 27852*; heiied ('pres^ a. n 316; helede (pret.)
Brand. 29; helid s. a. WV. 1234; heled (>are^ H'iUjioM.:
aow. conf. am. 2, 327; iheled a. r. 70; La«M/. 284.
baling covering, Oaw. gloss.; Mand. 247.
helle, AHax. heU, helle, OSax. hella, hellia, OHGerm.
hella, Goth, haija, AeU, pr. conse. 6437; helle (gen.) 3ates
(hetlesates?) c. of I. 1341; karroie. 40; helle (rfat^ a, r.
290; ITr. s/^ec. 39.
helleftr (helle firV) C>r»*. 1529.
heliepare (helle pare?) Mark. 9; a. r. 244*; Oy-m. 3593.
helm, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. helm, Olcei. healmr,
/i-OTW helen, Afijw, galea, promjit. pare. 235; flo6, Olouc.
49, 11; K»W(. 2562; Gow. conf. am. 2, 233; helm, hpelni
La^. 21419 »& 2376e; helmiB (pi.) Percev. 1225.
helme, ASax. helma, hehn, gubernactdum, Wr. voc.
274; prompt, parv. 235; Mor. a. p. 3, 149.
helraid, OHGerm. gehelmot, helmed, galeatus, Wicl.glosa.
help, ASax. help, OJcei. hialp, OSax. helpa, OHOerm.
heifa, hilfa, Ae/;), iMorA. 6; a. r. 290; Bei. 162; c. of I.
1363; WW. P. P. 9412; heipe focc^ Orm. 3193; CAauc.
G (. 9202.
helpful Wicl. gloss.
helplgs £ek. 798; helplees wwr. P. P. 4683.
helplich, MHGerm. helfelich, helply, Fum. p. J, 1; Gow.
conf. am. 3, 46; helpeli Wtcl. gloss.; rel. ant. 2, 62.
helpen, ASax. OSax. helpan, Olcel. hialpa, Goth, hil-
pan, OHGerm. helfan, help, a. r. 204; Gow. conf. am. 2,
78; Chauc. C. t. 9327; halp (pret) Orm. 1342; wis. P. F.
13213; help (halp) La3.9263; a. r. 88; pu hulpe (holpe)
L03. 8931; (hi) holpen via. P. P. 4009; hulpe jfsufej^ a. r.
290; Orm. 12033; holpen (paH) 6201; vis. P. P. 2420;
Chauc. C. t. 10244; Lidg. m, p, 224; compos, ihelpen.
helve (helf?), ASax. hielfa (helf). 0/»mJcA hehe,
OHGerm. haibe (halb), helve (halve), „mantihrium'*, prompt,
parv, 235; helve (dat) Wicl. deut. 19, 5; Ell. rom. 2,
84; (ace) Orm. 9948; a. s. Web, 384.
hem, ASax. bemni, hem, fmiria, La^. 4995; bemmo
prompt, parv. 235; Mor. a. p. 1, 217.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
286 bdme
hemlec? ASax. hemleac Ettm. lex. 453, hemlic Wr. voc.
31, hymelic 67, hemlock; „heiiieluc herba benedicta" f Wr.
voc. 140; ^humlok deiita", 265; whan brom will appeles
here and liumlok boni s. a. c. Wr. VITI, 20 ; „Uomelok
cicuta", Wr. voc. 191.
b^me domestic? owl aitd night. 1113; Wr. p. e. 156.
heinmin hem, rijii^hriare", prompt, pam. 236; hemmid
shoiD Mar. mir. f)l. 183: compos, bibemiuen.
hemp, ASax. banep, Olcel. bampr, Olcel. banaf, Lot.
cannabis, Or. xavvaPn;, hemp, prompt, parv. 235.
hempen hempen, prompt, parv. 235.
ben, ASax. henn, OHGerm. henna, hen, a. r. 66; Qow.
conf. am. 2, 2ei;heimfi (gen.) a. r. 66; (dot.) Mattd. 49 ; (ace.)
I. c. c. 22; hennen fpL) rel. ant 2, 272; Wr. p. s. 161.
henbane henhan-', prompt, parv. 235.
heubelle name of a plant, Halliw. diet. 444.
hende, ASax. (ge)bende, ODutch hende, from band.
at hand, ready, polite, gentle, La^. 25652; a. r. 186*;
Brand. 3; Shorek 21; Wr. p. s. 192; vis. P. P. 14300;
3. s. Wr. 3002; Harlah. met. t. 269; Amis 1683; Moi.
a. p. 2, 612; Ismnb. 177; m. Arth. F. 110 &. 332; wip
wordes beinde Mar.mir.pl. 97; binde Eglam. 1297; aoow.
Arth. XLI, 7; bendure (compar) a. r. 192; hendore Wr.
spec. 27; bendest (supei-lat.) Lar^. 13938; a. r. 398; 7w.
74; compos, i-, unbende.
hendelaik politeness, ciuility, Mor. n p. 2. 860; bendelaic
met. horn. 49.
hendelTcb polite, dextrous: mid hendellche worden ^'*Z-
26942; hendeliche (adv) a. r. 316; liek. 167; vis. P. P.
10996.
hendenesse politeness, (dot) vis. P. P. 13021.
b e n d e n (bende), ASax. (ge)bendau, OFria. Olcel.
henda, from band? cmp. Goth, (fra-, us)hinpan, take, seize,
li%ch. 4033; s. a. Wr. 2860; bende (pret) La^. 21365*;
see henteu.
b e n d i , ASax. (list)bendig ? Goth, handugs (socpo;) V
handy, gentle, La^. 4833; a. r. 186; Furn. p. VI, 8; Wr.
spec. 28; Halliw. diet. 444.
b^iien (nhsenen"), ASax. hSnan, hjnan, OFris. hina,
ODutch OHGerm. honen, Goth, baunjan, from liean, Aine
(koine), debase, revile, oppress, La;;,. 28870; beane (heanin)
Kath. 11)20; be beaaid ant hated me Marh. 8.
:..GOOgIf
henene 287
henene („heoneiie"), jlSia;. heouan(e), OSax. OHGerm.
liinan(a.), Ac»<v, a. r 230; heonene, heonne (hineae, liinnes)
Laz- 1581 & 10119; lieiine i*eit.31; Fum. p. Vllf, 199;
heonne rel. ant. l, 175; heonne ford Mark. 12; heonne,
honne owl and night. HHi & 1671; henneft Hick. thes. {,
224; Sh<yreh. 41; via. P. P. 814; Hoed. I, 49; hens Tw.
10; Lidg. m. p. 220.
heonewanl a. r. 248.
henge („heeng"), ODutck henge, from hangeii, hinge,
Wicl. glo»s.
hengil, MHGervt. henge), hingle, nCurdo". Wr. voc.
2(il; prompt. pa>'v. 235; henglis (pL) Wicl. gloss.
hengest („hsengest). jiiW. hengest, O/fGej-m hengist,
OFria. hengst, stallion, La^. 3546.
hent, OFris. hent, MHGerm. hinz = hin xe Bm. teb.
1, 689, tiU, Aud. 15. 74 &, 76.
henteii (hentin), .^Saa-. hentaii, Aewt. take, seize, prompt.
pare. 240; Wr. aper. 32; hente Bek. 2203; I'is. P. P.
9381; Mor. a. p. I, 668; aeoic. Aiili. XIII, 11; Iieutes
(p7-es.) pr. consc. 2722; honte (j)»'etj La^. 21365; s. s. IFei.
758; Chauc. V. t. TOO; hent (part.) Lidg. m. p. 22ii ; ihent
Wr. spec. 23; see henden.
( h e 0 p e) heepe, hepe, ASaa. heope, OSax. hiopa,
OHGerm. hiufo, A*p (^^p)^ bacca aenli», s. s. Web. 2532 ;
CAa«c. 6*. (. 15158; h4pen (pi.) Alia. 4983.
h^petre Hcdliw. diet. 445.
hepe? ODiiich MIIGerm. hepe (Jalsr)? what wip hepe
and wliat wi|j cioke Gotc. conf. am. 2, 223.
her, ASax. OSax. Olcet. Goth, her, OHGern,. hiar,
hier, OFris. hir, /(M-e, J/arA. 6 ; w. r. 236; Onn. 241 ; HV.
treat. 137; harrow. 46; heer, hier Chauc. C. t. 1614 &
7152; here? /"Mrw. p. VIII, 51; «w. P. P. 76.
hfir-after (h&- after?) Skm-eh. 164.
h6r-bi or her-bi (h^r bl?) ow/ anrf wtjAi. 127.
hSrfore Wicl. gloss.
h^rinne harrow. 163.
hSrmid („h4r mid") Laj. 6366.
hSrof re/. aw(. 1, 217.
h€ron vis. P. P. 829».
hei-tD a. r. 388.
hSrpurh Orm. 12710.
herat or liCi-ut a. *■. 290.
=dbvGoogIe
28S Ut
hSr? ASax. 0 OSax. Mr, OHGerm. hSrer (magtms,
praeatans).
h4rlich, ASax. hSrllc, OHGerm. herhcher, excellent, magni-
ficent; Mrtiche (adv.) Kemh. Sal. a. Sat. 240; compos, un-
hSrli.
herber, OFr. herbier, arbor, herb-garden, Alis. 331;
vis. P. P. 10822; s. s. Wr. 329; erber Mor. a. p. 1, 38;
Tor. 1968; see arber.
hertl? herde? ASax. heord, heorde (stitppa) Ettm. lea:
459, ODutch herde (fibra lini) Kil. diet. 177, herd (hard);
hordi? nstuppa", iVr. voc. 180; herdes (pi.) „slMppa",
prompt, parv. 241; Chawc. r. r, 1233; Wicl. gloss. 82;
hardes Wr. voc. 217; heorden (dot. pi.) a. r. 418.
(herd?) herde, ASax. heord, ODutch herde, Goth.
hairda, OHGerm. herta, Olcel. hiord, herd, grex. Will.
glofs.; heerde prompt, paro. 236; heorde (hierde) (ace.)
Lot,. 305; heardeV a. r. 334.
herdeman, ODutch herde-man. herd-man, Mand. 255 ; her-
demon a. r. 100; hirdeman Orm. 6862; Isumb. 88.
herde, ASax. heorde, hyrde, hirde, OiSfflor. hirde, ODutch
herde, OHGerm. hirti, Goth, hairdeis, herd, custoa, Chauc.
C. t. 605; Wicl. John 10; s. s. Web. 903: hirde Marh.
12; Orm. 3193; rel. ant. 1, 209; pr. come. 4638; hirdes
(pi^ me(. hom. 63; Mar.mir. pi. 123; compos, cfl-, 8ch4p-
herde.
here, ^Saa;. O^m. here, OSoa-. OHGerm. heri, Go(A.
harjis, Aoirf, ft-oop, army, La^. 539; Orm. 3370; owi and
night. 1700; Jiis. 2101; Gaw. gloss. 388; il/or. o. p. 2,
902; heere Ortaj!. 1252.
herber^he harbor, lodging, Orm. 6167; Chauc. C. I. 767;
hereberje, -berwe Laj. 24556 & 28878; herberewe „hos-
pitium'^, protiipt. paro. 236; Alis. 5748; herberwe vis.
P. P* 6430 ; herberewe, herborewe, herburghe, herbore
Wicl. gloss.; herborow, herbori, herber, harborowe Gaw.
^ioas.; nerbaruwe a. r. 824; herber Iw. 2985; pr. consc.
6153; harbor Mar. mir pi. 165.
herberwin harbor^ „hospitari", prompt, pare. 236; herbe-
rewen Wicl. gloss. ; herborow, lierber Gaw. gloss. ; herber-
wed (pret) vis. P. P. 11514; herberd pr. consc. 6154;
herbarwed (part.) Will, gloss.
heregODg invasion, Kemb. Sal. a. Sat. 829; hergong okI
and night. 1189.
=dbvGoogIe
here 289
heriet, ASax. heregeatu (apparatua mUitaris) f keriot, ¥um.
p. XVII, 464.
here-mserke ensiqn, banner, La^. 27469.
here-toje duJce, Lra^. ,10319.
here, ASax. heoru, Olcel. hiorr, Goth, hairus? steard?
La-7^. 2159; Min. 46.
here, ASaa-. hjre (obediens); compos, ih^re.
hersiim, ASax. hjrsum, OHGerm. horsam, obedietU, Orm.
2534; Gaw. gloss.; hffirsum (horsom) Mj. 1S395.
hersumen obey, Katk. 147; heraumest (pres.) Mark. 4, 5.
faersumneose obedience, rel. ant. 1, 131; (ace.) La3. 29731.
b^rei' ASao-. here('i'), OHGerm. heri (dignita^.
h^rewonl praise, a. r. 148; haere-word Laj. 11917.
heriful (h&eful ?) Wicl. gloss.
here, ASax. heore, hjre, Olcel. hjrr, OHGerm. (gaV
hiurer, mild. Amis 16.
h4ren, .kSaa^. heran, hymn, OFris.h&rsi, OiSair. horian,
OHGerm. horrau, Olcel. heyra, Goth, hauajan, hear (hire),
obey, appertain, Lai,. 3959, 9199 & 18888; Orm. 901; reL
ant. 1, 129; here pr. come 526; Tor. 1307; sacram. 9;
l&T%apol. 37; heere, Mere Chauc. C. t. 916 & 6611; hiire
Mob. Glouc. 165, 4; huire li'art. hiat. 2, 73; hire fwrre. p.
II, 159; IKr. p. s. 200; s. s. H'r. 457; Yitr^Si (pres) Mark.
6; h6rde (herde?) (pret) Lar^. 1164; Om. 907; vis. P. P.
375; Ceyrew. 77; harde ^j^iam. 287; Tor. 623; pa hafve-
nes pe harden to pSn londes 1^x3. 24062; i have h§rd
(part) sain tfom. con/". o?w. 1, 367; compos, ih^reii.
herjieii („h£er;5ien"), ASax. hergian, Olcel. herja,
OHGerm. herion, from here, hem/ (karry, harroio), vas-
tare, praed>iri, iaj. 5063; hersede (pret) 1640; hersed
Mor. a. p. 2, 1179; herjed he helie l/alliw. diet. 446;
herhede Kath.33G; heriede Will, gloss.; heried Iw. 2874-;
herid met. horn. 14; harwed Ckauc. C. t. 3512; harewede
Hartsh. met. t. 25; harowed erl of T. 256; haroed Tor.
1902; berehedest Mark. 10; iherijed (part) Degrev 140.
hdrieii, ASax. herian, hserian, hyren? OSax. beron,
OHGerm. heren, fromh&v'^ exalt, praise, Kath. 147; Mark.
2; a. r. 88; rel. ant. 1, 216; hSryen Wr. spec. 51; herien,
hasrien, huren'r' Z.03. 1210, 6234 & 16844; h^rie (r. w.
merye) Chauc. C. t. 8492; h^rye (r. w. derye) Skoi eh. 28;
herest (r. w. biwereat) {pres^ owl and night. 1516; hSrede
(pret) a. r. 414; Bek. 287; hered Mor. a. p. 2, 1086;
19
290 hering
h£reden Hick. t^es. 1, 167; compos. ibStien.
heriDg, ASaa. bseriog, OFria. hereng, OliGtrm. harinc,
herring. Hand. 758; Alia. 6589; rd. atO. 1, »3.
herinnge, ASax. belong;, devcMaiion, face.) rel. ant.
I, 172.
hdringe, IiSri^inge f/raise, (daL) Hick. iJtea. 1, 167.
b«rk?
b^rcwile ^t^tu^ to listen, a. r. 100.
barken (herken?), Oi^ru. herkia, harkia. ODutrhhor-
ken, OHGerm. horechen, heark, Chauc. C. L 1528; cr.
P. P. 308; „berkin augcidtare", prompL pare. 237; herke
lai le fr. 147; herke (imperat.) bid. Cov. 55.
h£rknie(a), ASax. bercnian, hearken, IIV. treat. 133;
bfocnen (hercQen?) Kath. 1735; a. r. 320; Ortn. 7748;
bfirkne ifocci. I, 263; hfirkne (imperat-) IIV. M^fc. 2ft;
hgrkQe{> harrow. 1; Chauc. C. l. 22H^; haercnede (}>ret.)
La^ 10163; bercneden iforA. 21; herkned (yart) Mor.
■a, p. 2, 193.
heme, ODuteh heme, home, OHGerm. hirui, 0/ce/.
biami, Aomj; hernia (pi.) „cerebrum.'' , prompt, parv. 237;
hemes Min. 10; (bemez) Mor. a. p. 1, 58; bames Mar.
mir. pi. 122.
bemepaane „cranium", prompt, pare; Rich. 5293 ; rel.
arU. 2, 78; bempan Iw. 660.
herre, AHax. beorr, ODutch herre, Olcel. biarri, har,
^cardo", Wr. voc. 261; prompt, paro. 2.37; Wiel. /jLoss,;
(dot.) Gow. conf. am. 1, 36; harre Chauc. C. t. 552.
herre (b^rre?), ASas:. berra, hearra, Olcel. herra, OSax.
OHOerm.}ierro {h&rro?), master, lord, a. r. t>; Koh. Glove.
102, 5; herre, hterre LaT,. 7178 & 24791.
hert, ASax. heort, beorot, ODutch hert, hirt, 0/cei.
hiortr, OHGerm. biruz, birz, hart, „oerows", prompt, pare.
237; Gow. conf . am. 1,54; MaTtd. 238; Degrev. 42; heort
L(»3. 26762; jL/w. 688; bertis (pL) Percev. 218; beortes
o. r. 398.
herte, J^Soa;. heorte, OSax. herte, OZce/. biarta, GoiA.
bairto, OHGerm. herza, int. cord-ia, keaH, Wr. spec. 38;
iffflJlii. 3; Gow. c(Wi/. am. 3, 262; iiicA. 2928; Chauc. C. t.
IfiO; Eglam. 153; herte, heorte Orat. 1460 & 1596; heorte
a. r. 8; Alis. 20; heorte, horte owl and flight. 37 & 945;
hurte Wr. treat. 138; Brand. 2; huette /Tom 281; rel.
ant. 1, 110; hierte Hick. thes. I, 223; harte Flor. 2075;
.L,oo.^lc
bertia 2&1
Tor. 689; Mar. mir. pi. 150; heorten (pi.) Alia. 246i}
heorten (heortes) La't,. 6826.
herteles Ric^. 4410.
V heortelldhe, MHGerm. herzeliche, heartily, a. r. 390;
hertehke Havel. 2748; hertili Ckauc. C. t. 764; hertili,
hertK Will, gloss.
heorteput Alts. 2250.
liertespOn heart-spoon, navel, Ckauc. O. t. 2608.
hertin, ASax. hyrtan, heart, hearten, „animare", prompt,
parv. 238; herted (part.) WHt. gloss.
herji (berth), ABax. heord, OFris. berth, OHGerm.
herd, hearth, prompt, parv. 267; compos, flirherp.
hervest.iiSaa;. hajrfest, OZ*u(cA herfstjharfst, OilGerm.
herbist, harvest, „auctumnua", prompt, parv. 238; via. P. P.
4382; Hoed. II, 27; harvest brand. 32; hervestes {^enj
ias- 25403.
herfeattid Orm. 11254.
hervesten harvest, (prea.) Mand. 300.
heter hetter (hitter), sharp, rough, Mor. a. p. 3, 373.
heterhche sharply, fiercely, Kath. Ill; hetterliche Marh.
6; a. r. 290; hetterli Will, gloss, 229 ; Haruh. met. t. 2C3 ;
ietterli, beterii Qaw. glo»s. 389; heterli Mor. a. p. 1, 402.
hepen, Olcel. hedan, hence, Orm. 15570; Mor. a. p-
1, 231; cr. P. P. 812; Percev. 1904; fra hepen forth ps.
112, 2; (hethcE) pr. consc. 509; hethun ant. Ar^, XIX,
11; hipen Bob. Br. 26, 16.
beven, OFris. beva, for hevien = hebben? heave, Mor.
a. p. 1, 16; heve Chauc C t. 552; hefen Orm. 11865;
beoven Marh. 6 ; he heved (pres) a r. 86; baf (pret.)
Chauc. C. t. 2480; Ell.rom. 2, 85; heat baef (heof) L03.
1914&6768; hei Kath. 181; a. r. 122; Jiw.22ll7; h^ven
Kath. 2495; heven, Of/-i«. beven, (part) ps. 12, 3; com-
pos, a-, over-, upheven; see haven.
heven, .ijSaar. hefon, heofou, 0/ceI. hifinii, OSoa;. heben,
heaven, Chauc. C. t. ,1092; Degrev. 1196; pr. cotmic. 7756;
befen »w«(. Aom. 98; hoven? rel. anL 1, 102; hefne lud.
Coo, 21; hefne, heofiie Orm. 10830 & 13842; hevene
Kath. 1799; pe heovone is swiide bSih ; hwo se wule bi-
3iteii hire &c. a. r. 166; heovene (beavene) io^. 27455;
heofnes (gen.) Orm. 801; hevene (dat) via. P. P. 3518;
to pere haoveoe Laj. 29580; a. r. 356.
bevene-blisse (hevene blisse?) c of I, 113.
:, Google
393 herenen
beTene-drilit^e) c. of I. 225.
hevenkingP (ma, heyen kiog) rel. ant. 1,224; Fvm. p. II,
103; hevene-king c. of l. 244; (hevene king) Wr. spec. 4^.
hevenhch heavenly, Kath. 1784; pe beovenlicbe bird a. r.
94; heovenliche (dat.) La^. 32053.
hereaequSne (ms. hevene qii€ne) Wr. spec. 93.
heTBnrlche rel. aja. l, 209; a. a. Wr. 3450; Qoio. con/,
am. 1, 265; Mor. a. p. 1, 7I8; heovenncbe a. r. 150.
heveneware a. r. 244*; hefnepare Orm. 12919.
hevenen (hevin), (Tlcel. hefna, avenge, met. horn. XVI.
heveoing, Oleel. hefning, revenge, Halliw. diet 447.
hefij, ASax. hefig, OSaar. hebig, OHOerm. hebiger,
tteavy, Orm. 4522; bevi La^- 26067; a. r. 232; Mor. a. p.
3. 2; pr. conac. 4583; Tor. 1270; apol. 26; hevie (adv.)
a. r. 32 ; Wicl. Mark 10; beviere (comp.) Fwm. p. XV, 106.
hefistike heavily, Orm. 4771.
hevenen (heviin), ASax. befigian, heavy, „gravare,
maeMare", prompt, parv. 239; hevie Fum. p. XV, 16;
heveji La^. 18408; beveled (pres.) a. r. 424*; Levjed
(part.) Wicl. gloas. ; compos, iheve^en.
hevinease, ASax. hefigaess, heavineas, a. r. 132; be-
vinisse Wr. treat. 134.
hep, ASax. beop, hip, Goth, hivi, hue, Orm. 19251;
heu Wr. treat. 140; beuh (beuj) c. oj I. 710; heou a. r.
60; beowe La^,. 3071; hewe (dot) Ckauc. C. t. 3255;
in fines werea hepe Orm. 2172; feir on hewe Wr. apec.
46; bowe owl andnight. 577; heue ant. Arth. IX, 4; hiwe
Fum. p. II, 43; hewes fpl) »w. -P. P. 7307; heowes a. r.
150; c. of. I. 705.
hewe, ASax. (hipa) pi. hipan, OHGerm. bi(w)o, Olcd.
(hio) pi. hion, from *heow = *hlw (for eo = \, cmp. iw
and freo), domestic, servant, Chauc. C. t. 9659; hewen
(plj vis. P. P. 2192; heowes Wr. spec. 114; see hije;
compos, isinheowe.
b4pen, ASax. hiyeu? family, Orm. 594.
hewen, ASax. heapan, OFris. hawa, OHOerm. bowan,
ODutch houwen, Olcd. ho^va, hew, Wicl. gloss. 23 ; hS-
win prompt, parv. 239; hewe Chauc. C. t. 1424; hfepen
Orm. 10083; to b^wene La-r,. 28030; hSwen (prea.) Mand.
189; hgw (pret.) a. s. Weh. 592; Qow. conf. am. 2, 263;
beowen, heuwen (hSwen) han^. 7480 & 9796; bSuen duow.
Arth. XLVI, 1; b6w6 Boi. Gl&uc. 540, 19; h^wen (>artj
.L,oo.^lc
hSwere 29S
a. s. Wr. 1712; hSwe Wr.spec. 110; compoa. for-, i-, tohfiwan.
he we re („hewar") hewer, prompt, parv. 238.
hewien, ASax. hipian, colour; heowede (pret.) a. r.
392; iheowed (paH.) 356.
hexte Horcererf a. r. 192.
hicchen (hichin), LGerm. hicken, hitch (kick), remove,
prompt, parv. 239; hicke (imper.) dep. of R. 17, 3.
hide, ASax. hjd, hid, hide, (dot.) Bob. Br. llO, 27;
ei^te hide land Hob. Glouc. 297, 9.
hider, ASax. hider, byder, Golb. hidre, Olcel. be3ra,
hither, Orm. 209; Wr. spec. 42; Mand. 44; Chauc. C. t.
fi74: pr. consc. 508; hider in La^. 36; hider to Kath.
447; hedir Bek. 2439; Percev. 1153; tud. Cov. 52.
hif? ASax. heof? Germ, hief? horn mid grfete hive
bloweu La;. 790.
hi 36, MHOerm. Mje, hie? ^r hiwe (hfiwe)? seroant?
hisez (jsl^ Mar. a. p. 2, 67,
hijende, /or hisinge? an hi^ende La^- 26054.
hisieii (hijie). ASax. higian, hie, hasten, Marg. 267;
hishen Orm. 2723; hihen Kaik. 412; hien (hihen) a. r.
92; hieu cr. P. P. 813; highe ^iw. 5133; Me a. a. tVr.
3J08-, sacram. 860; hijez (V'eS:J -Mor. 3. p. 2, 538; hihe
(imperat.) Mark. 21; high pe ps. 30, 3; hisede ("prd^
^eA. 2124; hiede wis. P. P. 14572; hiseden Laj. 2317;
hised (>a/^^ Wicl. 1 TAess. 2, 17.
hi^inge haste: an bipnge ia^. 2358.
hih haste: wip mikel hih Orm, 2689; an highe s. a.
Web. 1478: in highe Chauc. 0. t. 4629; in Me Triam.
277; aM(. Artk. IV, 3; in hi Percev. 918.
hihful a. r. 302.
hihen? ASax. hjhan (augere)f in uch kn Mrd pin
apel is hiht PTr. spec. 33.
hihde, ASax. hihd, Atwte, (dot.) a. r. 324; Mjte?
(pnnted Mthte) Wr. spec. 110.
hildir, cmp. OHGerm.ha\A^v,hilder, elder, „sambaous",
prompt, parv. 239.
PhillortrE Wr. voc. 191.
hilt, ASax. hilt. Mite, OD«toA Mite, Olcel. hialt,
OIIGei-^n. helza, kilt, La^. 6506; he smot him on pe
scheld igult, porughout pe bord, porughout pe Mlt Alit,
1270; hilte dat) Horn 1434; pere bilte (pan helte, heolte)
La-T,. 1559 & 22510.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
294 Mode
hinde, ASax. Olsel. hind, 0E6erm.hmta,, hind,cena,
(dat.) vis. P. P. 10174; (ace.) La^. 2589; Alis. 1889.
biodehele hind-heel, tansey, Wr. voc. 140 ; rel. ant. 1, 36.
hind (Mnde?), OHQerm. hint? hind, bnckward. Aits.
5200.
hindward Wid. gloss.; hindeward nvetroraum", pa. 9, 4.
hinden, ASax. OSoa;. hindan, Ooth.hmd&nR, OMGerm.
hintana, hind; compos, bihinden.
hinder, ASax. hinder, Oolh. hindar, OHGerni. hintar
(retro, post J, hinder.
hinderfot? hinderfSt (printed hinder fet) (j>i-) Brand. 30,
hindergat Chauc. r. r, 5850.
hinderleg I. c. c. 36.
hinde re? Olcel. hiodri, OHOerm. hin^ro (posieriiir)f
pe hindre partie Mand. 107.
hinderest, OHGerm. hintarosto, hindmost, Chauc.
C. t. 624.
hindren, ASax. hinderian, OHOerm. hintran, hinder,
Lidg. m,. -p. 93; hmArm prompt, parn. 240; hindre Chauc.
a t. 1137.
hine, ASax. Iilna, (7), hine, servant, Bek. 263; vis. P. P.
4058; ChauG. C. t. 605; ps. IS, 12; met. horn. 145; Mar.
mir. pi. 113; hlnen (pi.) La;^. 368; Bob. Glouc. 540, 17;
Alis. 1215; Wr. p. s. 149.
bin p, ASax. b^nd, from hean, ndamnum", Wr. voc. 89.
bire, see he; heres hers, Chauc. C. t 4647.
bis, see be; sometimes inflected as a possessive pronmin:
hise limes rel. ant. I, 210; ku of hise men Katk. 406.
hissin hiis, „sibilare", prompt, parv. 242; see huschen.
hiahing hissing, Wicl. gloss.
bitte(n), Olcel. bitta, H i'*s--P- -P. 7656; i:^faw(.269;
we bitted {pres.) a. r. 176*; ye bitte Mar. mir. pi. 53;
bitte (pret.) LaT,. 1550; -^^ts. 2357; vis. P. P. 3134; Mor.
a. p. 3, 289; hit (parti) prompt, parv. 242
ht{ie, ASax. hjd, Ai(4e, nStatio", prompt, parv. 242.
hiw? 0/ceZ. hiu (JamiliaJ? cmp. Goth, heivafrauja
(oJxoaEaitOTij;).
hired, ASax. hljv, birgd, cmp. OHGerm. blrat (conjugium),
family, retinue, company, Laj. 6152; hird Kath. 81; a. r.
94; brm. 512; W^r. apee. 32; I'm*. 1, 16; htrgdes (gm.)
Laz- 2336.
Ured-cnafe LaT,. 28824.
=dbvGooglf
ho 296
Mrd-cniht La'i,. 4316.
hired-gume La^. 12289.
hired-mon La^. 2350; hirdmoB Ka0i.-22A1.
ho, Olcel. ho, ho: hoo to him, hoo, hoo Halliw. diet. 457.
\iQ, from hon, ko, suspense, cessation: wipouten h6 CAattc.
TroiL 2175.
hobbelen, OD«icA hobbelen [hoppelen], /rom hoppen?
AoMie, (pres.) cr. P. P. 212.
hod, ASax. OSax. hod, OHGerm. huot, a. r. 56; als
ich fiver brouke min hod under min hat Wr. j>. s. 332 ;
hood vis. P. P. 2861; Chnuc. C. t. 103; Lidg. m. p. 103;
(hode) Perceo. 271 ; hiid ant. Arth. II, 5.
hodren, LGerm. huderii, huddle: hodur and bappe
Flor. 112; hodred in pfir hottes Eob. Br, 273, 5.
hof, ASax. OSax. Olcel. OHQerm. hof (domus, aula).
hofdans (ms. hove-daiince), ODutch hof-^a.us (chorea au-
lica), court-dance, Gow. conf. am. 3, 6.
hof. ASax. hof, Olad. h8fr, OHGerm. huof, hoof;.
hove (dat.) Wicl. gloss. 23; hufe pr. come. 4179; hoves
(pi.) Gaw. gloss.^
hof, Oleel. hot, measiM-e, moderation, Orm. 4748; wit(h)-
liten hove (cessation f) pr. consa. XI; compos, bihof?
hofleas a. r. 108; hofles Uarh. 17.
hog, tTeisA hw5(hwch)? Ao^, .^w. 1885; hogge prompt.
^wn-. 242; hogges (pi.) vis. P. P. 4159.'
hoje, ASa^. hoga, hogo, care, (ace.) owl and night
701; howe (d(U) Rob. Glmc. 461, 5; Alis. 1906; s. ».
fFeft. 1450; face^ rel. ant. 1, 263.
ho^heful Ort». 2902; hoj-, hoh-, howful oal and night.
53V, 1290 & 1293.
ho3ien (howyen), .ASaa;. hogian, ho, care, think, rel.
a/U. 1, 173; ho^ep (pres.) owl andnight 455; howep? Wr.
spec. 23;ho3ede('^/-e(^ia3. 13416; cowipos. for-, overhojien.
boje? OFr. h6g(u)e, hogh (how, hoo), hUl; hoes (pi.)
ant. Arth. V, 5; see h&T,e.
hoh (ho), ASax. hfih, ho, hough, Marg. 160; h6383('_pij)
h6u38enu Wid. gloss.
hoh? OHGerm. huoh (irrisio)?
hohful derisive? La^. 14096.
hohen (howhin, howghin) Aff!/^A, „suiner pare", prompt.
parv. 251.
i..,Cooglc
396 hok
hok (hok?) hodc, „malva'*, Wr. coc 265; hoc 91; hoJi
hokke ^althaea'*, prompt, parv. 243,
hok, A6ax. hoc, ODutch hoek, ftoot, Wr. voc. 210;
<:. of I. 1128; hQke{'Jat-^ Mark. 3: Tor. 2508; hokesfyi.^
CM. P. P. 3694; war pe for his hokes HV. spec. 105;
compos. angilhDc.
hoked hooked, owl and night. 79; his hokede Deose
Mark. 9-
hoker, ASax. hocor, mockery, derision, La^. 17307;
Mark. 5; Kath. 778; a. r. 100; Rob. Qloac. 272, 19;
hokir Chauc. C. t 3963.
h6kerleo() (ms. -lop) Lot,. 28872.
hokerhche mockingly, La^. rj412; Kaik. 742; o. r, 198;
H>. ^. s. 204.
hokerword La^. 19595.
hokerien mock; hok&rest (prea.) Kath. 458; hokeried
£03. 15785; hokered (imperat.) a. r. 248.
hol, ASax. OFris. ODutch hol, Olcd. holr, OHGemi.
holer, kol (how), nCavus", prompt parv. 242; hole (dal.)
owl and night. 963; hol (aubat.) hole, Bek. 1152; (hole)
8. 8. Wr. 2169; hole (dot.) .1/arA. 10; owl and night. ^2 i\
Mor. a. p. 3, 306; holes (pi.) a. r. 128.
hollek, MHGerm. hoUouch, ^eschalot", Wr. voc. 225.
hold, ASax. OSax. OFris. hold, OHQerm. holder,
Olcel. hollr, Goth. hulpB, faithful., Orm. 6177; Wr. p.^s.
214; pin holde mon La^. 14091; holde Ypi.; Rob. Glouc.
377, U; met. kom. 102; hulde iw. 887 ; holde (adv.)
Oaw. gloss.
holdeU faithfully, Gaw. gloss.
holde, ODidck houde, OHGerm. \ai\Aa,'i fidelity, (aec.)
Alis. 2912.
holdeop i?o6. G/omc. 383, 8.
holh, LGerm. holig Sahamb. wb., hollow, Xa^, 761;
hols o^^ aw^ w^A'- 643; hols, ^*^^^ (f^^ hole^?) Qaw.
gloss. 390; holte rel. ant. 1, 54; ant. Arth. IX, 12; holu
Rob. Glouc. 251, 7; holow prompt, parv. 242;. holje. w4re
his ijea ifor. a. p. 2, 1695; in pe holwe asche lai le fr.
209; holwe (pi) Rob. Glouc. 131. 12; Chauc. C. t. 1365;
holie (mhst) holloio? ^carina"., Wr. voc. 274; holies (pi)
Laz- 20848.
holwen kolloto; holwed (pret) Rob. Qlouc. 415*.
:,, Google
lio1on3iieSBe 297
holou3nes8e hollowness, Wid. gloss.
hoU, /or holin? Ao%, Wr.voc.9i; \i.o\i% (dat.) a. r. AlH.
holien (holin), A8ax. holian, OHGerm. holan, Goth.
(us)hulon, hole, caoare, prompt, parv. 243; holied (pres.)
a. r. 130; holed (paH.) Alia. 5929.
holien, ASax. holian (oalumniare) f Somn. diction.,
GoOi. holon (oyxo^avTstv) Sch. gloss., OHGerm. huolan
(fruatrari) Graffs sprsck. 4, 849, calumniate? pat holep
o pe Ifl-she leod & rippep hem & raat'ep Orm. 9319.
holin, ASax. holen, hollin, „h(ms", IVr. woe. 163; a. r.
418*! rel. ant. 2, 280.
holken, Swed. holka, hoik (hoiak), excavare; hoiked
(pret) Mor. a. p. 2, 1222; hoiked (part.) Gaw. gloss..;
holket ant. Arlh. fX, 12.
holm, ASax. OSax. ODutch holm, Olcel. holmr, holm,
idand, down, Mil, pro^npt. parv. 243 & 244; into pan h£e3e
holme Laz- 20712.
holm (holme?) hi>l'm(tree), prompt, parv. 244; Chauc.
C. t. 2923.
holmen of the holm: holmen leves Alis. 4945.
holste rain-hirdf Wr. voc. 253.
holt, ASax. OSax. OFris. Olcel. holt, OHGerm. holz.
h<At, wood, Wr. voc. 270; prompt, parv. 244; holte (dai)
La^. 826; Chauc. C.t.Q; avow. Arth. XIX, 4; holtes (pi.)
Percev: 230; holtis m. AHk. F. 3029.
hon, ASax. hon. OFris. h4a, Qoth. OHGerm. hahan,
hang, £03. 10009; ho suspend, cease, Toten. myst. 31; pei
h6 (pres) Goiv. conf. am. 3, 103; i r^de ... of warre
pat. ye hoo erl of T. 153; ho (imperat.) li heaus dwc.
1938; ihoa (part.) La'T,. 2086; compos, a-, an-, bihon.
hoone, ASax. h^n? hone, „oos", prompt, parv. 245,
hone? delay: wipouten hone he. 3667.
h6ne(n) stay, delay. Town. myst. II; Mor. a. p. 1,
920; met. hom. 129.
houen hone; see henen ;■ compos, forhoiien.
» honour, OFr. honour, honour, Fum. p. XVII, 508.
hop, ASax. (?) OFris. hop. ODutch hoep, hoop, Wr.
voc. 276.
hopring, ODutch hoep-ring, Ualliw. did. 458.
hope, ASax.\ioyA, ODutch hope, hope, „spes*^, prompt,
parv. 245; Zaj. 13899; iTfaM. 8; a. r. 78; Orm. 3816;
vis. p. p. 1757.
:,,G00glf
298 bopien
bopien, A8ax. hopian, ODutch liopen, Olcel. hopast
FriUiier'a ordb., MIlGerm. hoffen, hope, sperare, exspectare,
a. r, 78; hope Rick. 3474; hopie (pres.) Bek. 137; Shorek
129; hope Ckauc. C. t. 4027; (imperat.) LaT,. 17936;
hopede (pret.) Rob. Glouc. 33, 9; hoped Iw. 1675; hope-
den Will, gloss.
hoppe, ASax. hoppa (bulla), (jlax-)boll. head, prompt,
parv. 246; hoppen (pi.) „6oce(iMs", \Vr. voc. J 56.
hoppe, ODutch hoppe, OHGerm. hopfo, hop, „huma-
/ms", prompt, pan: 245.
hoppe, ASaa;. (gjers)hoppa, ^opjjer; compos, greshoppe.
hoppiii, ASax. hoppaii, ODutch hoppen, O/cef. hoppa,
hop, „8cdire", prompt, parv. 246; hoppa vis. 1". P. 1757;
Chmic. C. t. 4380; see happen.
hoppere, ASax. hoppere (aaltator), hopper; hopere
(for hoppere?) corbis aeminis, Halliw. diet. 458; hoper
vis. P. P. 3917; )xo^\a prompt, parv. 246; hoper infundi-
bvlum, Ckauc. C. t. 4037.
horV OFris. hor, OHGerm. hiior (fomicatio, stupruiit,
adulterium) f
?horcop bastard, prompt, para. 246; Triatn. 224.
hOrdOm, amp. Olcel. hordomr, derived from liorr (adtdter),
Egilas. lex. 380, whoi-edom, a. r. 204; iSAwe/i. 59; pr. consc.
8259; Rob. lir. 58, 4; horedom? Orm. 4632.
liord, ASax. OSax. hord, OHGerm. hort, Ooth. huzd,
Olcel. hodd, hoard, a. r. 234; Wr. spec. 54; hord of gold
Oi-m. 6732; hord of apples Chauc. G. t. 3262; hoord
prompt, parv. 246; horde (dot) La'^. 6077; Gow. conf.
am. 3, 155; hurde pj*. consc. 5567; horde (gen.pl) Orm.
6733; compos, goldhord.
hord (ms. horde)-hous Halliw. diet. 459.
horden hoard, Orm. 12281; hordes (pres.) ps. 38, 7.
here, ASax. OSax. horo, OFris. here, OHOerm. horo,
alime, mud. fUh, owl and night. 596; Furn. p. XVH, 8;
li beam dixe. 1477; rel. ant. 2, 243.
hSre. .ISix. h6re, ODutch hoere, OHGerm,. huora,
whore, La^. 15579; a. r. 290; 5/i<W€A. 62; Alis. 1000; erf
o/ r. 65:-!; lud. Cov. 218.
bfirehous, cmp. OHGerm. huorhas, brothel, Wr. voc. 374.
hori, ASax. horig, OHGerm. horger, horry, foul, Furn.
p. V\ 13; rel. ant. 2, 176; hoori WicL gloss.; wiptonges
horwe(?), Chauc. c. M. a. V. 206.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGooglc
hdrling 299
horling, OHOerm. huorlinc (spuriua), from hor? for-
nicator, s. s. Wr. 2189; Hardw. poem G, 2; horliiiges ^^i^
Fum. p. VIII, 52.
horn, ASax. OFris. Olcel. OHOerm. horn. Lot. coriiu,
horn, LaT,. 27444; Wr. p. s. 342; liornes (pi.) Mark. 7;
Mand. 47.
horned, ASax. hyrned, OHGerm. (ge)hurnter, Lai.
cornutus, horned, Octov. 1335; ihumd Marh. 9.
hornen, OHG€rm.hijrmnev,kortien,cometts, Wicl. gloss.
hors, ASax. OFris. hors, Olcel. hross, OHGerm. (h)roB,
horse, a. r. 208; owl and night. 771; Tor. 1171; on horse
(dot.) Wr. spec. 48; hors (nom.acc. pi.) OMn.8704; Mand.
38; Chauc. C. t. 7141; horsen (dat. pi) Laj. 24635.
horsbsre horse-kier, prompt parv. 247.
horsfleeje horse-fly, Wicl. gloss.
horaher horse-hair, Fum. p. XVII, 158.
horskam horse-comb, Halliw, diet. 481.
horsknave horse-boy, Halliw. diet. 460.
horsman horse-man, La'i^. 26617.
horsminte horse-mint, prompt, parv. 248.
horsed, ASax. (ge)hor8od, horsed, Halliw. diet. 460;
horsid m. Arth. F. 87.
hor wen, OHGerm. horgon, /rom hori, render horry,
fovi; horwed (part) Mor. a. p. 2, 335.
hose, ASax. OVutck OHGerm. hose, O/cei. hosa, hoM,
„caliga", Wr. roc. 196 & 259; prompt, parv. 248; La-^.
15216; Tnst. 2, 34; Gow. coiif. am. 3, 236; Chauc. C. t.
3fl31; hosen (pi) a. r. 420; Mand.69; Chauc. C. t. 458;
cr. P. P. 847 ; hosin and shoes wills and twent. 32.
host (hoost), OFr. host, Lat. hoste, host, army, Mand.
240; oat Wart. hist. 1, 16.
host (ost), OFr. hoste, Lat. hospite, host, landlord,
Chavx;. C. t. 749 & 3116.
host, ASax. hvosta, Olcel. hosti, OHGerm. huosto,
ODvich hoest, host (hust), „(MS3ta", Wr. voc. 224; prompt.
parv. 248.
hostel, OFr.hoste], Lat hoapitaie, hostel, inn, Gaw.gloss.
hosteler (hostiler), Fr. hotelier, host(e)ler, keeper of
an hostel, vis. P. P. 11515.
hostin, Olcel. hosta, „tussire", prompt parv. 249.
hoten hoot; hotend (part) Will, gloss.; see huten.
hotte hot, hipf (ace) Bob. Br. 282, 1.
L ,-<,::..GOOgIf
300 faoapen
bonpen hoop, gkovt; honpeil (pretj tts. P. R 4140.
hoare, ASax. hufe, OTcd. hufa, OHGerm. hftba, cap,
eoif, prompt pare. 249; Ckaue. 0. t. 3909; houves (plj)
via. P. P. 419.
hoTe.ynwn hCTen? dregs, prompt, pare. 250.
hovel, ASax. hofei (■•), hovel. loiUa and invent. 19;
hovil prompt, parj. 250.
hoviu, ODutch hoveo (cdere horium)i WeUh hofian
(hover) f Lot. cubare? hooe, dwell, remain, prompL paro.
251 & 252; Gow. conf. am. 2. 370; Triant. 1471; Lidg.
m. p. ^■, whi nilt [jou over us liove Cfiauc. TroU. 4276;
hoTep (pres.) Wr. treat. 136; he hoTcd in de sunne rel.
ant. 1, 210; hoves Amad. Robs.XLVI, 2; pr. come 7579;
horez Hor. a. p. 2, 45S; hovede (pret.) Rob. Glouc. 172,
12; he hovede and abod s. s. Wr. 2825; hoved via. P. P.
418; pai hoved on pe dode J/tn. 11; thci hovid & hih^ld
m. Arth. F. 259; and hoveden on heighe over pe lake
Mis. 5445; hovande (part.) Percen. 533.
hover, ASax. hofer, OHGerm. hovar (gibbiis).
hoveret, ASax. hoferod, hump-backed, Mark. 20;
hoverede (pi) Kath. 1063*.
hoxe(n), /rom hoh, Aoa-, ^aubneroare"* , Wid. gloss.
huche (hucche), OFr. hache, ULat. butica, hutch,
Mand. 85; ins.' P. P. 2314; L c. c. 33.
hide, ASax. h^d, OSa^. OFris. hud, Olcel. hfld,
OHGerm. hut, Ai'rfe, £03. 3071; 3/acA. 18; softe, as is
cnndelTche wummone hiide o. r. 120; huide (ace) k. of
T. 752; hide Trist. 2, 30; pr. consc. 5299; Mar. mir. pi.
151; bur sooe was . . . feir of hide and hewe JViam.
468; hUdeo (dot pi) Brand. 5.
hUdels (nhiidles"), ASax. hjdels, hiding-place, a. r.
146; bidils Balliw. diet. 449; Wid. gloss. 23; Mdel ps.
9, 30; hiidlese (dat) Lai,. 1817.
buden, -4Saa;. bydan, LGerm.(it!r)hu(d)t3ii, Cr.xsjfteiv?
hide, abscondere. a. r. 130; huide k. of T. 305; blden Orm.
1019; hide Chauc. C. t. 1479; met. horn. 54; m. Arth. F.
110; hut (pres) Mark 15; hut (buides) u. r. 130; hudde
(pret) LaT,. 13110; Kath. 912; Rob. Glouc. 226,16; Alis.
2489; hidde vis. P. P. 11585; hud (paH) Fum. p. VIJI,
39; hid Ckauc. C. i. 9818; compos, bi-, ihfiden.
hldiies, ASax. (ge)bydneas, hiding-place, Rob. Br. 77, 1.
hdge huge (hougv), via. P. P. 7060; Mand. 45; Chauc.
htije 801
C. *. 2953; Mor. a. p. 2, 1659; hftghe Oow. conf. am. 1,
236; houge Tor 550.
hu3e, huie, ASaa-. hyge, OSax. hugi, OHOerm. hugu,
Olcel. bugr, Go(A. Imgs, mivd, (dot. ace.) La-t,. 3033 &
4910; hi3 (?) & hope Om. 2777.
huht („hiht"). ABax. hyht ("spM, gaudium), OHQtrtn.
huht (aenaws), hope, joy, Orm. 3S16; hi^te owi antin^A*. 272.
huhtllc joi/oiw; hijtli? (?u?c. gloss.; compos, unhuhtllc.
huhten, ASax. hyhtan, hope, nyoice; huihted? (pres.)
rel ant. 1, 132; hi^tel) owl and night. 436.
huke (htike?), O-DwfcA huike, OFr. huque, MLot. huca,
hike, cloak, mantle, prompt pars. 232.
hukel („liuckel"), Olcel. hakall (^) Holders, lex., OSwed.
hukii Ihre's glosH., cloak, a. r. 88.
hukea'. Germ, hokeii, hoken, huck, „aitctionari", prompt.
pan: 252*.
hukkerie, Oerm. hokerei, huckster's trade, vis. P. P.
2925.
hukstere, ODutch heukster, huckster, „awcfionator",
prompt. pa>-v. 252; hokester rel. ajU. 2, 1 76; bucsteres
(gen.) Orm. 1 581 7.
hul? huU, hut; hule (acc.1) rel. ant 1, 214; bulen
(dot. pi.) n. r 100.
hul, ASax. hyll, ODutch Ml? Lai. coUis? kill, Wr.
voc. 92; a. r. 178; liek. 1717; hil Wm^. JoAm 4; BwA.
6048; (hill) Om. 9205; hel iViU. gloss. 229; hii Ue (Sat.^
Alis. 2550; hulles (^pi^ L03. 5191.
?hul-wurt „pulegium", rel. ant. 1, 36.
hulde(n), ASax. (be)bytdaQ, Olcel. hylda, hild,fiay.
Will. gloss.; bilde Halliw. diet.; hiUlen (pi-ei.) Las- 20957*.
hulen, LOerm. bfilen, biilen, Dutch huilen, howl;
houlin prompt, parv. 250; houle Qow. conf. am. 2, 265;
hlilen (pres.) rel. ant. i, 217; houled (pret) Chaue.
C. t. 2819.
hulien, huilen, OHGerm. bullen, Goth, huljan, Olcel.
hylja, idt (oc)culere? Idll, cover; hillin promjrt. ^rp. 240;
hiUe d^. of K. 25, 26; hules (prea.) a. r. 150*; V/ill.
gloss.; hiled rel. ant. 1, 223; als pe bark billes pe tr§
Ik. 741; hile (imperat) pa. 16, 8; biled (pret) 26, 5;
Ulde Amis 2302; buled (';par(.^ rei!. ant. 1, 39; hulet
a. n 383*; failed um. P. P. 3686; Mor. a. ^. 2, 1397;
(hilled) Chauc. C. t. 15061; compos, imhilen.
=dbvGoogIe
303 hUUn;
hilling hilling, covering, prompt parv. 240; ant. Artk.
IX, 4.
hulk (hulc), ASax. hulc (cubile), hulk, nljigurium",
Wr. voc. 95; (hnlke) „Aooei", Wid. gloss.; hoik („holke")
cote, sty, Wr. voc. 178.
hulke, ASax.hu\ce (?), ODutck hulke, holke, OHOerm.
holcha (actuaria navis), hulk, heavy vessel, prompt. parv. 252.
hiille? ODutch hulle, OUOervi. bulla? htdl, kusk,shdt;
hole? prompt, parv. 242.
hullen kvll, shell; huUe (pres. subj.) I. c. c. 7.
hulvir, Olcel. hulfr, htilver. Hex aqutfolia, prompt,
parv. 253; holvir Wr. s. a. c. 40, 1; hulfere (dot.) Ckauc.
C h. k. 129.
hummel? ODutch hummel, hommel (fucus).
hombulbd humble-bee, rel. ant. 1, 81.
hummelen? ODutch hommelen (bombilare).
humbling hwmming, Chauc. h. f. 1039.
hund, ASax, OSax. hund, OFi-is. hund, bond, ODutch
bond, Olcel. hundr, Goth, bunds, OHGerm. hunt, hound,
„canMi", Wr. voc. 219; Mark. 6; a. r. 324; Wr. p. s. 197;
hund (bond) La^. 26762 ; bond Octav. 1 530 ; hound Brand.
6; vis. P. P. 2994; bundes (pi.) Orm. 7405; bondes £oi.
Br. 75, 28; compos, grai-, sShund.
boundfisch Chauc. C. t, 9699; boundfUb lAdg. m. p. 201.
boundfleese Wicl. gloss. 23; houndflie prompt, parv. 250.
bund, ASax. OSax. Goth, hund, OHGerm. bunt, Lot.
centum, Ir. Bret, cant (kant), Samcr, IJ|fP|,, Gr. Ixaxov,
Jr. cead, Gael, ceud, Kwsa. cmo, La^. 83,
hundred, /or hundred? see Gr.gesch. d. d. spr.25S, ASax.
hundred, OFris. hundred, hunderd, OSax. flmnderod,
Olcel. hundrad, OHGerm. hundert, hundred, cetOuria,
centum, a. r. 42 ; Wr. p. s. 344 ; bii be sette hundred Xa^.
31998; an hundred Orm. 4333; twa (two) hundred L03.
1556; twejen hundred Orm. 4-317; fewer hundred 4321;
hunderd Gow. conf. am. 2, 113; hondred Rob. Gloue. 1, 7|;
bundrep pr. consc. 4524; Hob. Br. 35, 8; Isumb. 740,
hund-, ASax. hund-, OSax. ant-, OFr. ODutch in, cmp.
Qotk. t^hund and Lai. -ginta, Qr. -xovta, Sanscr. Jlft-
buntseventi septuaginta, rel. ant. 1, 173.
' hune, ODutch hiine, Olcel. hunn, mast-top: seil beo
drSsen to hllne LaT,. 28978.
hunger, ASax. huagor, OSax. OiTGerm, hungar, OFris.
hgngren 303
hunger, hoDger, Olcel, Iiungr, hunger, fames, Orm. 5682;
vis. F. P. 4445; honger Rob. Glouc. 378, 15; harrow.^d;
Chauc. C. t. 4520; hungre (dot.) a. r. 260.
hungren, ^Sax. hj'ngraii,OSaa;.(ge)hungreaii, OHGerm.
hungeren, GotA. huggrjan, hunger, esurire, a. r. 214; hung-
red (pres.) rel. ant 1, 220; whan [le hungrep vis. P. P.
8009; hungeres Mor. a. p. 3, 19; hnngrede (pret.) a. r.
169; Isvmb. 557; compoi. ofhuiigren.
hungrij, ASacc. hungrig, hungry, Orm. 6162; hungri
harrow. 87.
huni^, ASax. OFris. hunig, OSax. fhoneg, OHdemt.
honig, honag, honaog, Olcet. huiiang, honey, Orm. 9226;
liuni a. r. 404; cr. F. P. 1448; honi c. of I. 78; Shoreh.
90; Mand. 251.
honicom honey-comb, prompt, parv. 245.
hunisucle (-„8uccle8") honey-»uckle, rel. ant. 1, 37.
haniter nectai; Hick. thes. 1, 167.
hunte, ^Soa;. liunta, hunter, Orm. 13471; Chauc. C. t.
2020; huDten (pi.) La^. 2590; rel. ant. I, 120.
huntare hunter, prompt parv. 253; honter Chauc.
C. t. 1640.
hoiite|), ASax. huntod, hunting, Bob. Olouc. 418, 6.
huntien, ASax. huntian, hunt, Laj. 2586; hunten
Orm. 13460; honte Chauc. C. t. 1676; Degrev. 50; hun-
tede (pret.) a. r. 344; ihonted (part.) vis. P. P. 1318.
hupe, ASax. hype, ODutck hupe, heupe, Goth, hups,
OHGerm. huf, hip, femur, Wr. voc. 87; a. r. 280; hipe
prompt parv. 241; Wicl. gloss. 23; hippe Gow. conf. am.
2, 159; hepe Wr. voc. 179; hupes (liippes) (pL) Chauc.
C. i. 474; pet his borti tobarst o mid heppes (f printed
oniidheppes) Marh. 10.
hepeboon Isallito. diet. 445.
hUpel (hupel?), ASax. hj^pel, hippie, aeermdua, Wr.
voc. 89; hipel ^\icl. gloss.
h u p p e n (huppe), OHGerm. hupfen ? hip, hop, Rob.
Olouc. 537, 5; huppe (pres) Wr. spec. 38; hupte (pret.)
Rob. Glouc. 537, 6; Brand. 8; hippinge (part) via. P. P.
11488; Flor. 1993; see hoppin; compos, overhuppeii.
hurde, ODutch hurde, horde, OHGerm hurd (crates)f
Olcel. hurd (foris)f Gr. xopTot''' crates; huTdis(pl) Oaw.
gloss.; Mtn. 46.
yhurdreve „cetitauria", rel. ant. X, 36; Wr. voc. 139.
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hurdel, ASax.hjrdel, hurdle; hirAilprompt.parv.2il;
herdil Wr. voc. 279; hurdles (pi.) Alts. 6104; berdles
Bob. Glouc. 232, 22.
h u r e (hflre), ASax. hiii-u E(tm. lex., htra Grein's gloss.,
see Or. gram. 3, 186, at the least, Kath. 1737; Mark. 16,
23; a. r. 390*; hure and hure a. r. 390; owl and night.
U; Un hure Kath. 1074; a. r. 390*.
hAre, ASasc. hjr, ODutch huere, Aire, £0:3. 31110;
a. n 404; Wr. spec. 42; huire yta. P. P. 3616; Jl/aW.
285; hire (hiire) IViclJohn 4; itfm. 28; here ^iw. ,5221.
hiren, AS"x.hfiia.Q, ODutch hueren, A/re, tas- 30441 ;
a. r. 126; hirin prompt, patv, 241 ; hire Mor. a. p. 1, 506 ;
Z^dg. m. p. 43; hurede (pret.) Bek. 1173.
huryen? hurry; horyed (pret.) Mor. a. p. 2, 883.
hurkelen, cmp. ODutch hurken and MHQerm. hfireu
(comer, squat), hurkle, ruck, shrug; hurkelez (pres.) Mor.
a. p. 2, 158.
hurlen, Dutch horrelen? Germ, harreieo? Schamb, wb.,
hurlen? Stalder'e idiot, hurl; hurlest (Tyrwh. reads hurt-
lest) (pres.) Chanc. C. t 4717; [)et hurled to gederes . . .
hflre vetles a. r. 166; hurlip Widgloss.; horli|) Wr. p. s.
211; hurlun ant. Arth. XV, 5; pe aee him hurlede up
and doun Fvm. p. XXIII, 25 ; hurled (part) Mor. a. p.
2, 44.
hurue, ASax. hyrne, OFi-is. heme, hum, comer. Math.
8, 33; Rob. Olouc. 272, 16; iVr. p. s. 150; rel ant. I,
264; hirne />row»^(. parv. 241; Orm. 1677; Mor. a. p. 3,
178; heme Chauc. C. t. 11433; hurnea (pL) a. r. 314;
hienies Hartsh. met. tales HS; hemes wis. P. P. 1349.
birnestan Orm. 6824.
hurren (hurron), Swed. hurra? Germ, hurren!* Stal-
der's idiot., hur, whir, prompt, parv. 254; compos, tohurren?
hurst, ASax. (f) MHGerm. hurst, ODutch horat, hurst,
bush; hurstes (pi) Gaw. gloss.; ant. Arth. V, 5.
hurt, ODutch MHGerm. OPr. hurt, hurt, a. r. 112;
hurtes (pi.) Lai,- 1837; Chauc. C. t. 10786.
hurten, ODutch MHGerm. hurten, OFr. hurter, hurt,
a. r. 8; hirten Orm. 11370; Alis. 5844; hirte s. s. Web.
267; herte Bich. 4715; hortes (hurtes) (pres) ps. 36, 24;
hurte (subj) vu. P. P. 6349; hurten (pret) La^. 1878.
hurtle 11 (hurtelin) Awrt/e, „impingere, collidere" , prompt.
parv. 253; hurtle („hurtel") WUl. gloss.; hurtlep (pres)
Chauc C. t. 2S18; burtlip (hirtlip) W%d. gU$».; hortl«
(nhortel") pr. conic. 4787.
has, ASacc.OSax. Olcel. Gotk. 0 HOerm. Mb, house, a.r.
134; Orm. 1608; owi and night 623; huis Wr. p. i. 827;
hous Bo6. Qioac. 20, 10; ilfond. 247; Ckauo. C. t. 580;
». a. Wr. 2815; ^. 89, 4; Degrev. 309; hus fpy iaj.
1937; compos, bak-, brew-, cwalm-, gest-, gang-, h6rehDs.
Msbande, Olcel. hdebondi ('Aenw), husband, „paterfa-
milias'*, prompt, para. 248; Lag. 81058; Mand. 247; iTfW,
(7oAn 4; Degrev. 189; hdsbande 3far. mir. pi, 123<
housbold Mand. 209; Xw/t^. m. ^. 67.
bonahaldere Chauc. C. t. 341.
houslek prompt, pare. 251.
bitting, Olcel. bUsping? Atutuu;, £113. 2324.
lillswif r,mcaer famiiiaa'*, Wr. voe. 315; (bftaewif) a. r*
416; bouswlf vis. F. P. 8904.
buschen, LGerm. buscben. hussen, hvsh; \t.xisht (part.)
Chauc. C. t 2983; huat TroiL 3007.
buscben? ASax. hyacan, from btix? deride; compo$.
forbiiscben.
hdsel, ASax. b^el, Olcel. biial, OotL buasl (Soofa),
Aotuf^, euckariat, a. r. 208; Orm. 6215; bousel vis. P. P.
13747; Chauc. r. r. 6386; Tor. 1273; bousil ^. consc.
3402; boail Lidg. m. p. 248.
bilselieu, ^•Soo;. buseliao, Olcel. bdsla, G^otA. buoalj^
kousel, receive the eucharist; bflslen Orm. 6129; bouBehfl
prompt, parv. 230; housele Mand. 261; bouseled (pari.)
Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 170; bouseled, housled vis. P. P.
12965 & 13754; ibiiaeled a. r. 16; ihouseled Skoreh. 22.
btlsien, ASax. imsiaa, house; hoasin prompt. parv. 251',
house Saliiw. diet. 464; housede (pret.) Boh. Glouc. 21,13.
bousing housing, Gow. conf. am. 2, 352.
buske husk, prompt, parv. 254; Mavtd. I88.
baspilin, Fr. houspiller, huspU, „spoliare", prompt,
parv. 255.
buten hoot, Orm. 2034; boutin prompt, parv. 251;
lad. Cov. 179.
butte, ODvtch batte, OHGerm. butta, hut; bottes?
(pi) Boif, Br. 273, 5.
hflre, ASax. h^fe, hive; baire rd. ant 2, 84; blfe
Wr. voe. 223; bke F»m. p. JF, SJ; Chauc. '& t 7276;
Afor. a. jfc 2, 283.
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hux, ASax. hues (hux), base, OSaas. OHGerm. hose?
derision: hux and hfiker Z-a^. 28865.
hnxword Lai,. 21 682.
hpa, ASax. hja, OFris. hwa, OSax. hue, ODwtch wie,
0/c€/. hyar, OHGerm. hwer, Gotfi. hvM, Xat quis, Jr.
cia, (raei. CO, mAo, JtfaM. 20,16; (printed hwa) .ffofA-iyOj
hwa swa gMi'cMTjMpic, ia3. 24707; pha (printed wha) 80
Orm. 2091; wha Ptrcev. 1613; wha 80 pr. conac. 90;
qua met. horn. 3; hwoa, hwo a. r. 6 & 18; hwo rel. songs
V, 225; 3W0 Afopes 834; who Ckauc. C. t. 833; who, ho
c. o/" i. 268 & 1159; wo owl and night. 113; Eoh. Glouc.
215, 20; s. ». ITn 1093; quo ant. AHh. XXIV, 9; ho
Degrev. 1433; ho 80 rekene eonne Wr. treat. 133; ho se
k. of T. 894; hpas (gen.) whose, cujua, Marh. 9, 23; hwas
quarum, a. r. 348; was^ whe3 La-^. 74 & 17111; whos
Wicl. John 4; whos (hoa) c. of I. 61 ; wos rel. ant. 1, 226;
hwam (dat.) whom, a, r. 56; wham Wr. treat. 138; OrpA.
126;^. C0713C. 91; jiam (misprinted 3am) Fwrn. p. Fi//,
134; whom c. of i. 29«; hpam (for hpan) iCatA. 225;
whan (occ^ . . . .; (for wham) Brand. 27; hpat, ASax.
hpset, 05aa;, huat, Olcel. hvat, ODuick wat, OFris. hwet,
OHGerm. hwaz, tj(. quid, quod, wAa(, Kath, 150; owi
oW «("(?A(. 1728; what c. 0/ Z. 1061; ww P. P. 4753;
what swa „quDdcunque", ps. l, 3; what lutles pat he et
Film. p. XVII, 396; what for eye, what for love Bek.
337; wat piag in^. 273; what cnihtes we beod 13845;
quat rel. ant. 1, 2112; met. kom. 5; hpet Marh. 6, 11 ; wet
harrow. 194; of hwat (for hwam) a. r. 66; of h^-et (for
hpuche) cunde Mark. 16, 18; wan (ace.) La^. 2679; to pan
(mispritited pan) fe sculle & of |tan i^e come Fum. p. VIII,
164; hpon Marh. 16, 4; (hwon) a. r. 320.
phaete, .4Saa;. hpffite, O^'arc. flui^ti, Go(A, hvaiteis,
Olcd. hveiti. OHGerm. (h)weizi, wAeaf, Orm. 10521;
hpeate hiclcthes. 1, 224; (hweate) a. r. 270; whSte Jtfamf.
189; wis. P. P. 1436; w^te SAor-'A. 30; qugte met. Xom. 140.
whfite-breed dm. P. P. 4732.
hwal (whal), ASax. hpel 0/cei. hvalr, ODutck OHGerm.
wal, tcXa/e, TPj-. voc. 222; CAawc. C. (. 7512; whal, qwal
prompt, parv. 523; qwal Wr. voc. 189; qual met. horn. 136;
of whales bone iaj. 2363; whalle8 bon Wr. spec. 35,
hwan (whan), j4S(Ke. bpanne, h^trenne, h^onne, OHG^ttb.
(h)wanne, wenne, OSax, huan, GofA, hvan, iot quuin?
.L.OOc^lC
hwanene 307
when, via. P. P. 1498; C'hauc. C. t. 179; hwan, wan,
hwanne ou>l and night. 1249, 1262 i& 1529; hwan, quanoe
Havel. 162 & 1353; quan s. a. c. I, 13; (qwan) Ivd. Cov.
256; wills and invent. 48; phanne Orm. 133; Wicl. John
12; Tpa.i\ne (misprinted ^anne) Fvrn. p. VIII, 76; wanne
rel. ant. 1, 209; hpen Mark. 6, 25; (printed hven) Kath.
632; wen s. s. T^r. 994; when, whenne Wr. spec. 74;
quen Mor. a. p. 1, 40; met horn. 2; avow. Arth. IV, 9;
whenne, weone, wonne (wan, wane) Las. 714, 3570 ^ 27174;
hwon, hwonne a. r. 114.
hwanene, ASax. hpanone, hponan, OHGerm. (h)wa-
nan(a), wannan, O-S'aa:. huaoan, whence; whanene, whoneno
(wanene) La^. 1430 & 13846; wanene owl and night.
1298; Rob. Olouc. 376, 15; hpoune Mark. Ifi, 17; whenne
Horn 169; whannes Wr. treat. 139; whennes Ckauc. C. t
13750; whens Triam. 431.
whappin lap, wrap, „int!olvere", prompt, parv. 287;
wappid (part.) in wo Wr. s. a. c. XXXIII, 1 ; see wappen ;
compos, biwbappen.
hwar, ASax. hpar, hpEer, Olcel. Goth, hvar, OSax.
huar, OHGerm. hwar, where, ubi, quorsum, a. r. 48; hwar,
war owl and night. 1131 & 1725; whar pr. consc. 357
phaer Orni. 1827; whcer, wher (ware) La'T,. 3320 & 4454
h^er Mark 10, 26; (hwer) Katk. 1760; rel. songs V, 97,
■wher Ohauc. C. t. 1054; VTic/. /oAn 20 ; compos, k-, ihwar.
hwarfore a. r. 158*; wlierfore Mand. 246.
wherin Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 13732.
■wer-mid rel. ant. 2, 274.
hwarof a. r. 12; wharof TTr. treat. 136; wherof uw. P. P.
1468.
whieron („whfflr on") Laj. 15502.
hwartD a. r. 392; hpertO Marh. 16, 19.
Lwarduruh a. r. 210; hyerpurh Katji. 236.
whar-with pr. coksc. 3835; wherwip Chauc. C. t. 5713.
(hwarf) w&tt, ASax.hfe&rt (reversio, coinmutatio) Ettm.
lex., OSax. huarf (congregatio) Schm. gloss., Olcel. hvarf
(veraatio, refvgium) Egilss. lex., OHGerm. warb (vertigo)
Graffs eprsck. 4, 1235, from hwerven, turn, change? Lar^.
2070; he per wierf (assembly?) makede 17485.
hwarf? Swed. varf, Dutch werf, wharf; wherfe (dat)
Rob. Br. 310, 3.
hwarvien, hwerven, ..it'oa?. bpearfian, hperfan, hpyrfan,
20*
808 favat
Olcd. hyarfa pret. hvarfafli, hverfa pret. hTerfdi, OHGerm.
(h)-werben pret. warpta, turn, change; pharfen Orm. 14137;
whterven La^. 31680; whserfde, warfte (pret.) 6319 & 30738;
pharfed (part.) Orm. 9658; blint wbarvet blindfolded,
c. of I. 1146; pherfed (perverse) folC Orm. 9721.
hwat, ASax. h^Eet, OSax. huat, Olcel. hvatr, quick;
whiete (wate) (pi.) La^. 7137; whato (adv.) Alia. 2689;
t& h&m he ran full wate li beam disc. 1548.
htrathcbe quickly, owl and night. 1706; phatlrke Orm.
12166; ythatlokBT (compar.) Bek. 1249; v&tloker Bob. Gloac.
429, 15; whatlokest Fum. p. XIII, 316.
hwate, A8ax.\i^dii(?), Olcel. "ii^oi, fortune? pemanpe
Ifived upon bpate rel. ant. 1, 131; to bulden he hevede
gode Trate ckron. Engl. 163; quate Halliu>. diet. 656; com-
pos, unhwate.
hwei (whei), ASax. hj>aeg, ODulck wei, wAey, nsemm'*,
prompt, parv. 52ii wei oiol and night. 1007; qwhei reL
ant. 1, 9.
whela (whfile?), ASax. hi^le (ptUredo)? Somn. dicL,
wheat (weal), nP^^a^t prompt, parv. 523; Wr, voc 267.
wbelke (whelk?) whelk, „puatula", prompt, parv. 523;
Wicl. gloss.; whelkes (pi.) Chaw. C. t. 634.
whp.lmen. (whelmin) whelm, tum,„aupinare", prompt
parv.524; Ckauc. Trail. 139; quhelmis (pres) Gaw.gloas.;
whelme (imperat.) HalUv), diet. 926; see welmea; compos.
overwhelmen.
phelp, ASax. hpelp, bpylp, OSax. huelp, Olcd. hvelpr,
OHGerm. yieli, whelp, Omt. 6838; wbelp nCafttZiw", jJn»npi.
parv. 524; Tor. 2201; welp Tto(. 3, 10; hweolp a. r.
198; whelpis (pi) Octov. 314. "
hwelpen whelp; phelped (part.) Orm. 5839.
hwSnen vex, grieve? wSnep (pres) Wr. gpec. 49; com-
pos, a-, iwbSnen.
fa p e 0 1 , ASax. bpeo(h)l, hpeogul, bpeopol, ODutch weel,
■wiel, cmp. Olcel. bid, wheel, Kath. 1951; a. r. 322; pheol
0mm. 3632; wh61 Chauc- C. t. 7837; qw6l Halltw. diet.
657; hpeoiea (hpeole) (pi) Kath. 1942 & 2017; weoles
Sob. Glouc. 408, 10; wMlee Mand. 241; whowelen?
Shoreh. 109.
whfilspor wheel-apKr, „orbita% prompt, parv. 624.
whilwrist wheeUwright, rd. ant. 2, 8; qufilwrijte ant.Art&.
XXL 11.
D,=,i,z<,d=vGoogIe
hweolen 809
hweolen wheel; hweolinde (paH.) a. r. 356.
hveosen? wheeze; qwease mar. mir, pL 126.
hwer76E, ASax. hpeorfan, Olcel. hyerfa, OBGerm.
(h)werban, Goth, hvairban, tarn; compos, awherven; deriv.
hwarf, hworrel, hwirveL
hwfltte?
whetetOn, ASax. hpetstan, ODutch wetsteen, irhetsione_
prompt, parv. 524! whettestOn rei. ant. 1, 85,
h w e 1 1 e n (whettin), ASax. hpettan, ODutch wetten,
OIceL hvetja, OHGerm. wezzen, jrom hwat, whet, prompt
parv. 524; quettus (pres.) avow. Arth. IV, 9; wette (pret.)
A 8. Web. 911; whffitte Imt,. 14215.
whepen, OJcel. hvadan, whence. Bob. Br, 236, 19;
whethen pr. consc 5205; whethen (wepen) ps. 120, 1;
qnepen Gaa. gloss.; met. hom. 181; quepuQ arU. Arth,
XXXII, 3.
h w e 3 e r , ASax. hMeder, Goth, hvapar, OHGerm. hwedar,
Olcel. hvarr, Gt. xoxepo? (jcotepos), whether, a. r. 258*;
■wliepir Chauc. C. t. 1858; whader La^. 23915; queper
met.hom. 18; h^^er . . , oder utrum . . . an, Katk. 2312;
whe|ier . . . oper Wr. spec. 59; hweper . ■ . peio^. 5295;
owl and night. 1406; vhtr c. of I. 1040; wher . . . 6r
Hand. 219; Wicl. John 7; queper Oaw. gloss.; hwederes
(gen.) fera wult tu been, mid hweder wult tu polien a. r.
284; cmnpos. S,wpir.
hwedre (wheper), ASax. li|'sed(e)re, yet, „tamen", p».
38, 6; te (peh?> h^-edere Marh, 11, 27.
hpl, ASax. hyi, OSax. hul, OJcei. hvi, OHGerm. hwiu,
hia, Goth. hvS, Lot. qui, Gr. xij (tc^), why, Marh. 16, 19;
hwi ciel and night. 907; wM Wr. spec. 49; Mand. 295;
for pW <whl) Orm. 12690; C. o/ (. 568; Shorth. 43; pn
COJMC. 709; hwt, hwui a. r. 148 & 320; qut mrt. hom. 31;
opow. ^rtA. XXXIII, 12.
hwu, .4S(jir. hpu, ha, OSax. buo, Oi''rt». hu, ho, OHGerm,
(h)wi9o, weo, (5o(A. bTaiva, see Gr. gram. 3, 186, how,
a. r. 256; WU rel ant. 1, 172 & 224; whon cr. P. P. 279;
■wou Hiclc. ikes. 1, 225; hi £03. 561; JlfarA. 13; Orm.
938; boa £c*. 131; c 0/ I. 569; Wr. apec. 39; CioMC
a t. 879.
whulc, -i4Saa!. hjiylc, h]>elc, hpilc, OSaar. huilic, OfVw.
hweKk, hwelk, hwek, Olcd. hrfhkr, Goth. bv61eik8, OHGerm.
(h)'vnolicher, Lot. quftlis, Smea. k[uhki>, (7r. iti)>.(xoc? lee
..L.oo^^lc
310 whiccLe
Or. gram. 3, 46, and Bopp's vergl. gram. 600, which, Xaj.
2305; whilk s. s. Wr. 23; pr. consc. 144; h^juch Mark
6, 8; hwuch a. r. 8; owl and night. 1672; W3UCI1 (whoch)
c. of I. 110; wuch -Roi, Glouc. 220, 13; which i>w. P. P.
12324; he which Gow. conf. am. 1, 279; k prest . . .
which was so plesant Chauo. C. t. 12942; you which 1
have loved 13083; which k miracle 2677; quilk Gaw.
gloss.; philkes (gen.) kinnes Ortn. 5287; on wilche (dot.)
viae rel. ant. 1, 130; a wulcha time Fwrn. p. VIII, 66;
of whulche londe La-7^. 2303; for wulchere neode 4446;
compos, ih^ilc.
whicche, ASax. hpecca, ark, chest, prompt paro. 242;
whichche Miyr. a. p. 2, 362.
hpider, ASax. holder, hi^yder, hpEeder, Goth, hvadre,
Khither, Kath. 1299; rel. ant. 1, 128; whider Wr. spec
61; pr. eomc. 2115; whuder (woder) Laj. 1202; hpeder
rel. ant. 1, 185; whedir lud. Gov. 38; whoder Brand. 32;
quedur ant. Artk. XI, 5.
whiderward "Will, gloss.; hwuderward a. r. 108.
h}>!le, ASax. hpile (tempus), OSax. hulla, OHGerm.
(^)v\\a,(hora, momentum), Goth, hveila (^povoc, xaipo;, uipa),
Olcel. nvlla (mdes), while, tempus, (dec.) Mark. 3, 14;
hwile owl ana night. 1589; yhile Orm. 142; while „miy
mentum", prompt parv. 524; pr. consc. 632; k while in
p03te he stod Bek. 1243; litel while vis. P. P. 11463;
6r while I\irn. p. XX, 91; hwUle a. r. 246; quUe lud.
Cov. 73; while (ace. or ahlat) aliguando. Mob. Gloue. 9, 17;
Wr. spec. 28; pus menie kinges per wSre while in Enge-
londe Fum. p. XIII, 73; so wile dude sum from Rome
owl and night. 1014; hpile . . . hpile modo . . . mode,
rel. ant 1, 128; h]jil(e) dum, Mark 12, 26; whil Wr.
spec. 30; quil Mor. a. p. 2, 627; Amad. Hobs. Ill, 11;
pe wile id., owl and night 1139; p6, pk hpile Fuvtu p.
VIII, 11 & 12; peo hwule pet a. r. 422; pSr while der
weile, s. s. Wei. 701; per wile Skoreh. 43; der wile he
bied a live Hick. thes. 1, 222; oper while (wile) interdum,
rel. ant 1, 110; Bob. Gloue. 100, 13; P. P. p. 515; 6der
hwUle (hwiles) &. r. 82; bi while interdum, Orph. 10;
whiles whilst, Chauc. C. t 35; pr. consc. 3645; philum
(dot. pi.) whilom, quondam, Orm. 4868; whilom Chauc.
C. t. 861; pr. consc. 4202; wbilem Alis. 41; wMlen Laj.
8279; Wr. spec. 91 ; wllen Mtipea 340; compos, handhwile.
.L,oo.^lc
hwllen Sll
.wllwende? temporary; hwilinde a. r, )fi2*.
phliwendtlk Orm. 18787.
hwilen, OHOerm. {h)waon (manere), Oleel. hvUa
(^iescere), Qoth. tiTeilati (i:auaoftaij; compos, ihwilen.
whin whin, „saUunca'*, Wr. voc. 229; wbinne, qmnne
prompt, parv. 162; quin Iw. 159,
hwinen (whlnin), ASax. hpinan, Olcel. hvina, whine,
prompt, parv, 524; whine Chauc: C. t. 5968.
hwinge wing; hwingen (pi.) Lai,. 29263; a. r. 130;
tee winge.
whippe, ODutck wippe, whip, f,scutica", prompt, parv,
524; Mand. 249; Chmc. C. t. 9645; Hoed. I, 118.
whippin, ODutch wippen, whip, prompt paro. 524.
hwirvel? Olcel. hvirfilt ODutch wervel, _/rom hwerren,
whirl
whirlbon, ODiricA wervel-been, loAir^oMe, pvertehra", prompt.
parv. 524; werelbon Wr. voc. 179; wberlbon 208; [burl-
bon „intemodium**, HalUw. diet. 470.1
whirlwind, Olcel. hvirfilvindr, ODutch wervel-wind, whirl-
wtnd, pfwrfto", prompt, parv. 525 ; qwirlwind rel. ant. 1, 6.
hwirvelen? Olcel. hvirfla, ODutch werrelen, whirl;
whirlin „rotare'*, prompt, parv. 525; wbirle Chauc. r. r.
4362; whirlide (pret.) Wicl. gloas.
bwispren (whiaprej, .^iSoa;. hpiaprian, ODutch wisperen,
whisper, lAdg. at. of Th. 695.
whist whint, hush, Wicl. glo^is.
whistel, ASax. Iii>istle, whistle, Lidg. m, p. 27; wills
and invent. 41.
whistlen whistle, Wicl. gloss.; whistleden (pret) Alia.'
5328.
hwiatren whisper; yihistiende (part.) Wicl. gloss.
hwit, ASax. hyit, OSax.haii, Olcel. hntr, GoiA. hveits,
OHGerw. wizer, white, alhus, a. r. 396; whit Wr. treat
139; Tor. 458; (wbiit) Wicl. John 4; (suhst) cr. P. P.
455; quit Mor. a. p. 1, 220; met. horn. 43; hwite sun(n)edei
a. r. 412; hwitture (compar) 324; whittora Wr. spec. 28;
wbittere Brand. 7 ; compos, bilewhlt.
whitflowe (-flawe), wbltlowe ? whitlow, „panariciam", prompt,
parv. 525.
irit^porn rel. ant. 1, 38.
hwite, Olcel. hTiti, OHGerm. wizi? white, albedo.
=dbvGoogIf
913 hwitel
hwitel (hTrttel?), ASaa. hTltel (ptdlium) Earn. Uai^
Olcel. hyitill (vldmt aengetmppe) Fritzner'a ordb., whMt,
Uanket, mantle f a. r. 3U*.
whiten, ASaas. hl-itiaii, Goth, hieitjan, white, albare,
vie. P. P. U77; hwlted (pres.) a. r. 150.
whltiag, ODtUck witing, tehiting, alburnua, ptvmpt.
parv. 525.
h w 1 1 n e n , Olcel. hTltna, whiten; whitened (part.) pa. 50, 9.
whitnesse whiteness, „olhedo", prompt, parv. 526.
whorTil, ODutch worvel, from hwerveQ, whorl, verH-
piUua, prompt, parv, 626,
i, e, se, ASace. ge, OSax. ge, gi, OFria. ge, gi, ie, e, i,
OHGerm. ga, ge, gi, Goth, ga, y (e, a), see Or. gram. 2,
783 and 3, 50.
ifedelien ennoble, La-T^. 22496. ■■
jd^Dien own, I^a-i,. 3743,
ian f/wef, pret.) grant; iunnen (part.) La^. 16392.
iarnen earn; iEerned (part.) La^. 24154.
ibsere (ni-b^re") noise, erif, (nom. aco.) owl and night, 223
& 1346; reuhche iberen (pi.) Lot,. 15067.
ibferen (nib^ren") behave, lamentt ioj. 25828 & 80288.
jban ban, „ediclu'm", Wr. voc, 88,
iba,niieQ call together; i-banned (part.) owl andn^ht. 1666-
ibeat, MHOerm. gebo?, beat, beating, La^, 1740,
ibeaten beat; ibeaten (part.) a. r, 186; i-bfiten Wr.
spec. 70.
ibeddQ bed-fellow, owl and night. 1568,
ibede, ASax. gebed? prayer, (^.f) Ftum. p. VIII, 160.
■ ibeden (part) bidden, prayed, Kath. 2464; ibede Ftim.
p. XVIl, 142j to colde gistninge he was i-bede rel. ant,
2, 277.
ibeljeii irritate; i-bolye (part.) owl and night. 145.
ibenden bend; i-bent (part) e. oj I. 743; m, Arth. F. lOSS.
ibegdeo command; ibodeo (part) ^03. 22122.
ibeot promise, threat, iaj. 21029.
jberen leor, La-T,. 27850: iber (pret) a. r. 194; i-boren
(part) rel songs V, 35; C of I. 21] Chwe. G. t, 8502;
iboM J^ek. 32; (i-bore) via. P. P. 12342; Lidg.m. ji, 116;
abore Haliiw. did. 9.
iberjen („ibur3en") presence, save, i«3. 9988; iborsaa
(ptfrt) 4265) i-bor3» "wi a»d night. 881 ; jboniwen a. r a
ibfiten o»M«irf, repair; ibfit (part) Kath. 1219; a. r. 972.
i 313
ibiddeu bid; ibidde (ptta.) La%. 30655; ibiddeS (imper.)
«. r. 144.
iblde? slayf pu Q&hteB(t) i n&ne etude kibben freo-moD-
nea ibiide (or ibude?) £03. 15577.
ibiden hide, wait, expect, La^. 4721; be ibid fpret.) pea
wederes 9734; (hi) ibide-BfA. 988; ich habbe ibiden pat
ich bare sitte J^az- 3419.
ibinden bind, £(13. 2487; ihvmden. (part.) a. r. 254; i-buade
owl and night. 13G2; i-bounden Chaue. C. t. 1151.
iblenden i^inif ; iblend (part.) Marh. 13,12; i-blent SAoreA.
IH; Alia. 3956; a. a. Web. 2523.
iblessieu (niblessi") hleas, Wr. an. lit. 6; i-blessed (part.)
C. of I. 1441; Shoreh. 125; Ckauc. G. t. 6905; iblesced
O. r. 376; rel. ant. 1, 159; iblesset Mark 5, 29.
iblflpen blow, fiorere, (part) Mark. 10. 31; i-bl6we owl
and night 618.
ibod command, rel. ant. 1, 184; ibodes (pi) La^. 22524.
ibr&dea enlarge, spreadt pe m&nsing is so i-broded owl
and night 1310.
ibreidea hraid; ibroiden (part) Lax. 29*252 ; ibroide ^urn.
p. XVII, 156. -
ibreken Ireakj ibroken (part) Kath. 1218; vis. P. P.
J48; Trist. 3, 55; i-broke Shoreh. 161.
ibrengeaP bring; ibreinde (part pi) a. r. 92*.
ibringefn) bring, otcl and night 1537; ibroht (part) Mark.
3; Wr. apec. 39; ibrouht a. r. 144; c. of I. 680; ibro3t
Bob. Glouc. 473, 15; i-brougbt via. P. P. 349.
ibroder brother; ibrodere, ibroderen (pi) LaT,. 3880 & 10446.
ibuggen (ible) buy. Tor. 1223; ibont (part) Wr. spec. 63;
ibouht o. r 398.
ibflsen botD, turn, go; ibojen (part) La^. 11751.
eb^, ASax. gebur, OaGsrm. gipdr (oolonus); compos.
DSibebQr.
iburea befit, beseem; i-bured (prea) rel. ant 1, 172 ; i-burd
a, r. 420*.
ihxakabury; iburied {'porf^ Hick.thes. 1,166; Xaj. 6014;
Kath, 535; ibured Bek. 321; i-bered Shoreh. 89.
iclensen (i-clense) deanae, cr. P. P. 1516.
iclepiea caU; i-K)l«ped (part) ydept, Shoreh. 45; «. of I.
1357; Trx3t. 2, 51; iolepid Wicl gloaa. 11; i-depet £alA.
3480.
icn&wen know. cog>wae4re: for Uverd me icniwen (icnowe)
,;L.OOglC
La^. 26402; to icQowen him salvea tt. r. 182; i-knowen
a of I. 36;i-kn6we Eom 1213; Chauc. C.t G952; flescMicbe
i-knowe Skoreh. 63; icnowe (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 144; iknfiu
(pret.) Bek. 87; pe beod icna^en we recognise, Mark, 22;
beo iknd.we Alia. 724; wel ich am perof ikadwe Bek. 783.
icneden knead; i-knede (part.) rel. ant. 2, 277.
icnutten knit, Laj. 29272; i-cnut (part.) Kath. 1525.
icunde natural, proper, LaT^. 22155.
icundeliche naturally, owl and night. 1422.
icunde (i-kunde) kind, nature, owl and night. 115 & 1381;
icunde property, La'^. 7909,
icunnien try; icunned (part.) La'^. 26237.
iciicten announce, proclaim, declare; icud (part.) Kath. 640;
Bek. 2247; Wr. spec. 25; icud (icuddet) a. r. 64; icudde
(icud) LaT,. 24671; i-ked Skoreh. 24.
icw5me convenient, pleasing, a. r. 120; iqu€nie La-7^. 117.
icwSmen (i-cwSme) please, satisfy, owl and night. 1782;
iquSmen (icweme) Lot,. 13288; iqufime rel. ant. I, 174;
i-qwSmed (part) c. of I. 1394.
icwepen (i-quejie) say, speak, owl and night. 502; iqned
(pret) LaT,. 2267; iqueden (icwepe) (part) 9140.
icheose{n) choose, rel. arU. 1, 182; ichses (pret) ia^. 6356;
(heo) icure 11555; icoren (part.) Marh. 16, Ifi; c. of I.
203; icorn Trist. 2, 106; i-cors Brand. 33; Wr.tpec26;
Wr. p. a, 247; chron. Vilod. 23; icoren, ichosen io^. 1539
&123I2; Kath. 836 & 1G24; a. r. 56 & 160; ichose Sei.
226.
icherren turn; ichord (part.) La'7, 21053*.
idielen deal, divide; idseled (idealed) (part.) LaT,. 12196;
idfiled a. r. 204 ; id^Id Bek. 332.
idejnen deem, judge; idemden (pret) Lai,. 4054; idemed
(paH) a. r. 170; i-d^med c. of I. 114; i-d^mid Skoreh. 2.
iderven grieve, afflict; idorven (part.) Mark. 16; a.r. 106;
londfolc wurp i-dorve owl and night. 1156.
idihten dispose, make: hu me pane king mihte t6 dsede
idihte Lut,. 19671; i-diht (part.) Kath. 1607; owl and
night. 1545; pu us haveat ful pel i-diht rel. songs II, 13;
til he was to bed i-dight m. Arth. F. 610.
idon do; id6n (paH) a. r. 316; (i don) Mand. 10; & riche
men pe was swide wel idfln L03. 910; i-doon Ckauc. C. t.
1027; Eocd. VI, 58; e-don And. 16; ido Bob. Glows.
470, 2 ; (i-doo) Triam. ill; Lidg. m. p. 223.
..Google
idra^en draw; i-drahen (part.) Kath. 1200; idrawe Bek.
1625; Chauc. C. t. 13368.
idrecchen plague, trouble; idreist (part.) Fum. p, XIX,
45; idraht Lai,. 4521; [idrecched 5054].
idr€fen trouble, disturb; idrSfed (part.) iaj. 171.
idrijen suffer, endure, La^. 6708.
idriven drivei idriyea (part.) Kal3i. 1816*; idrive Bek.
678; c. oj I. 199.
idu3e? agreeable? owl and night. 1580.
idujen? honoure oure godea . . . while 30U ia wel ido^t
Fum. p. XV, 182.
idwellen seduce, deceive? i-dueld (part) Shoreh. 147.
idwimor „phantasma*', Wr. voc. 90.
ienden end; iended (part) Bek. 1768; Shoreh. 150.
if& foe, La'T,. 15855; i-v6 owl and night 17U; iikn (pi.)
Mark. 5, 26; i-fon rel. ant 1, 1-75.
ifasen (i-fa3e) /am, Shoreh. 67; ifaie rel. ant 2, 276.
ifallen fall; ifalle (pres) Chauc. TroU. 5718; i-fallen
'(part) oiel and night 514; ivallen a. r. 58; ifalle Trist
2, 75; a-falle Ilalliw diet. 24.
ifandien try, experience; ifonded (part) La^. 16314; ivon-
ded a. r. 58.
ifangert take; ifeng (pret.) La^. 820 ; ivongen (paH.) 26847 ;
i-foDge Alis. 4573.
ifaren (i-fare) /are, go, Poland night 400; ivaren (part.)
•r. r. 366; sli6 was fro \m world ifare C/iaMC Trail. 5838.
ifasten /osf, ^a;; i-fast (part) Fum. p. Ill, 95.
ifastnien fasten; ivaestned (itastned) (part) Xaj. 31132;
ifestned ^a(A. 1523; ivestned a. r. 218; ifaatened ^iw. 179.
ifgden feed; ifed fpari-j IIV. spec. HO; Chauc. r. r. 471;
Hardic. poem 26, 5; ived £03. 13573.
ifejen? ifeon? Ao(«; ifeied, ivseid, ifead (ifeijed) (part.)
La-^. 964. 9837, 14459 & 21214.
ife^ea join: mihte & wisdcm & luve iveied (ifeset) to
gederes a. r. 26.
ifelen (ivelen) feel, a. r. 232; if^Ie Fum. p. XXIII, 18.
iieWenfell; ifelde (pret) HornSS; ifelled (part.) La^. 988.
ifeoud /tfW, enemij, LaT,. 16077.
if^re companion, rel. songs V, 182; Horn 227; rel. ant.
2, 275; ivere La^. 26020; ivfiren fpi-) a. r. 392.
ifeterien /ette)-,- i-fetered (part) Chauc. C.U 1231 ; iveotered
DiailizodbvGoOgle
ifetten /c^: of ferroae i-fat (part.) Katk. 1296; i-fet
Chcmc. C. t. 10488; i-ret? (r. w. grtt) c of t 310.
ifederien feather: e&rewe fet is mdered a. r. 60.
ifiht ^^A(, ias- 4347.
i£nden ^7h2, £af%. 516; iyinden a. r. 156; iiiade e. s. WA.
2371; ifindefl (pres.) Mark. 20; ifond (pret.) Katk. 161;
ivoad a. r. 66; ifunden ('piirt.^ 48; i-foimdea vis. P, P.
10084.
iflemen drive away, banisk; ifl6m(e)d (part.) Bek. 2184|
c o/" I. 113.
ifleon, QHGerm, gefiiehen, flee; i-flowea (part) c of L 470.
ifoj optus; compos. unifO^.
ifoa take, catck, iaj, 8231; (hi) i-fod (iJretJ (toI owl
nw;A<. 1643.
iforSen perform, X03. 31561; irorded (part) a. r. 408;
his heast was i-forded Katk. 2278.
ifr^den (ivrede) feel, (misprinted inrede) Skorek. 7 ; he herm
ifrfidde ^03. 27138.
ifreoisen free, La^. 29474. ■
ivullen/;/, Xaj. 32184 ; ifulled (pari) a. r. 156 ; c of 1. 1280. '
ifiiTD, ASax. gefyrn, formerly, kere tofore, ouil and niffhL
1304; hit is ifum iseid rd. arU. 1, 182; ivum (iTom)
Laz- 24017.
■fflsea dispatch, X03. 22123.
igade „complea:", Wr. voc. 95.
.gadereu gather; i-gadered (part.) Hardw. poem 52, 5;
igedered a. r. 76; c. of I. 1418.
ig&n (igon) go, a. r. 208 ; i-goon, i-gS (part) Chauc C t
288 & 12111.
igfet (part.f) agast, afraid, a. r. 372*.
igastliche fearfully, La-i,. 17869.
igeren, ASax. geger|?an, gegyrpan, orray; igerede (part
pi) La^. 8400.
igladien gladden; i-gladed (part) WUl. gloss. 230.
igrfide crying, owl and night. 1641.
igrSden cry; i-grad (part.) owl and night 1147.
igremian vex, irritate: fire godes pat tu i-gremed havest
Katk. 1467; i-gremet owl and nigkt. 93t.
igr^ten greets salute, Katk. 2303*; i-grfitten (preL) ret
Botiga V, 99; i-gr^t (part) Shorek. 119.
i^rinden grind; i-groande (part) vit. P. P. 13291 ; Chaue.
C. t. 4006.
=dbvGooglc
igripen gripe, La^- 21518} igrftp (pret.) 6489; Mark. 13;
igripen 1^3- 4559; (part.) 16650.
isel yell, La^. 17799.
i3eldeii yield; i-^olde fpeal.) e. of L 343.
i34men look after, heed, keep, a. r. 44*; i-36med (part)
c. of I. 448.
ijemen yearn, desire; itemed (part.) a. r. 192; i-jirned
Wr. spec. 28.
igeven, OHGerm. gegeben, gioe; ijeTen (part.) La^. 3167;
c. of I 608.
ihai (ihol) whole, La^. 821; ihol a. r. 256; Shoreh. 27.
ibald („i-hold") hold, okI and night. 621.
ihalden hold, La^. 17212; ihalden (part) 8951; iholden
a. r. 250; pw. P. P. 11705; i-healde Skoreh. 34; iholde
Bob. Glmc. 470, 17; CAawc, C. t 2960; fiocci. J, 184.
ih&lsien kaUow; ihWesed (jjort^ Lot,. 29443; ihaiewed
Fum. p. XX, 75.
ih&tea call, order; ib&ten (part) Marh. 2, 13; £atA.
3202; sehaten Orm. 112; iliote Bek. 699.
ihayen? iheven? heave; ihoTen (part) La^. 28771; iheveD
^wi. thes. 1, 226.
ibeawen Aew, (part) Wr. voc. 92,
ihSdea heed; ihedde fpart. pZ^ io^. 2725*.
ihfiSen, OHGerm. gihohan, elevate, exalt; ihSied (part)
a. r. 164; ihgiet Mark 11, 29.
ihelen conceal; ihel (pret) Kath. 2055; iholen fp'*'*)
0. r. 146.
ihelpen help; iholpen (part.) a. r. 242.
ibende near, owl and night 1129.
iii&rQ obedientf pe'^'he ne b4Q&u3ti-h4reac wikke iSAoreA.27.
ihfiren (i-h^ren) hear, obey, Marh. 6, 16; a. r. 414; c. of
1. 67; iheren (ihiere) La^. 14611 & 18888; i-here oiol
and night. 224; Wr. spec. 46; a. s. Web. 1871; Degrev.
27; ahfire Odou. 23; ihiire Wr. freai. 135; i-heer (tmperat)
via. P. P. 11643; ihSrde (pret) Marh. 2, 26; ihUrde Bek.
41 ; ih^rdea i/iici. thes. 1, 167; £atA. 2088*; ihfird (part)
a. r. 370.
iherien praiae; ihfired (part.) Kath. 2413; £eii:. 1213;
Hardw. poem 2, 10; i-hfirid Octoo. 865.
ihevejen make heavy; ibeyesed (part) a. r. 332.
ihiden Aide; ihud (part) Kath. 1187; o. r. 146; c. »f i.
32; Alis. 2403; i-hudde ('pZ^ via. P. P. 6479.
.e,oo.^ic
316 i
ihwser (iwar) (ever)ytvhere, io^. 2968; ihpor Mark. 12, 16;
Kiak. 1728*; a. r. 416*; compos, sehwer.
ihwfinen? vex, grieve? god so pou scbelt iw^ne (printed
i-wenne, r. to. clSne) Shoreh. 33.
iphilc, ilc ilk, (everjy, quiaqiie, Orm. 503 & 513; iwil iaj.
18956; ilch rel. ant. I, 131; ilk 1, 227; Chauc. C. t.
1833; s. s. Wr. 638; Bo6. £r. 7, 16;i3r. consc. 53; jtfar.
ntir. pi. 117; ilk, ich prompt, parv. 258; ich Trisf. 1, 5;
cr. P. P. 947; Lidg. m. p. 59; m. Arik. F. 2036; nch
c. of I. 1228; irn spec. 33; ilkes (^m. »». n.) Orm. 9199;
ilche (tiat. m. n.) iJaj. 7006; iche rel. ant. 1,235; Degrev.
89; ilchere f^af. /^ a. r. 132; ilchene(occ m.) Lot,. 7021;
ilke Jswmfe. 492; compos, ewe
ihwilen, GoiA. gahveilan (icausaftai), be at leisure: ne mei
heo noTit i-hwulen vor to h^rcnea mine lore a. r. 422.
ikeien cool; i-k41et (part.) Kath. 2291.
ikennen ken, make known, Xaj. 28539; ikeade fpret.)
25430; ikenned (part.) 4844.
ikennen, OHQerm. kichennen, beget; ikenned (part.) La^.
26128; Wr. treat. 138.
ikSpen keep, await, receive^ a. r. 156; Kath. 399*; per ase
ower glede vreond ower cume ik^ped a. r. 190.
ilacchen ca(cA;iIahte (pret.)Lai. 292m; ilaht Wr. p.a.2\i.
ilseden lead; ^elEed (ilted) (part) Fum. p. VIII, 3; ila4
Laz- 24989; iCatA. 2233; i*e4. 374; Wr. spec. 106; Jl/oW.
13; Chavc. C. t. 532; iled a. r. 54.
ilsenen imti; ilened, ileaned (ilSnet) (part.) Kath. 1908
& 2177; ileaned a. r. 208; i-lent Ckauc. 0. t. 13334.
ilser leer, void, Zaj. 15961; i!er Roh. Glouc. 541, 15,
ilseren teach; ilsered (part) Xaj. 6898; i-l^red a. r. 64;
Bek. 158; Shoreh. 136; i-learet Kath. 1314.
ilsesten last, execute, continue, La^. 25195; ilAste Fum. p.
VIII, 122; Sob. Glouc. 2 i6, 5; i-leste oW arat? wi'^Af. 341 ;
iiastep (prea) Wr. treat. 132; il^sted a. r. 320; ililste
(^pre(.j Brand. 8; i-l&sted (>ar(^ ww. P. P. 1742.
ilaete („i-l§te"), ODutch gelaet (J/esfMs, habitus, -ctdtus),
MHGerm. geli?, ?o(iA, countenance, (ace.) owl and night.
403 & 1444.
ilseten let; listen C^art^ a. r. 112; ilfite i^J. 18980.
ilEeven leave; i-lefde (pret) owl and night. 123; ilSved
(part.) Bek. 2228.
(ilang) ilong, ASax. gelang, long, along, Bek. 1642; Wr.
..L.oo^lc
i 81 'J
apecGl; c. 0/ i. 229; whieron hit weoreilongia3, 16502;
on bire is al mi llf i-tong rel, aonga II, I; all is on mi
self along Oow. conf. am. 2, 22.
il&d loath, owl and jitght. 1605.
iladien invite; i-leaded (ilatled) (paH.) Kath. 1918.
ileave, ASax. geleaf, leave, permission, Shorfh. 46.
ileave (nilaefe"), ASax. geleafa, OSax. gilobo, OHGerm.
galouho, faith, La^. 2974.
3eleaf(fjul Hick. thes. I, 167.
ileggen lay, La^. 26890; ileid (paH) a. r. 66; Skorek.
126; Chauc. C. t. 3568.
ilengen attain: & leted me ileuge (Idazei mich gelangen)
riht tfl StAnhenge £03 17834.
ileojen lie, mentiri; i-loje (pari.) owl and night. 846;
j-lowe fl. s. Web. 2272.
ileoten leet, sortiri: perrore him seal ileoten bitterest aire
baluwen ia3. 31306; ah nas hit noht swa iloten (c^^(n«(^
7819: pa iloten was to kinge 23264.
ilemen („i-Ierne") learn, Chauc. G. t. 6576; i-terned
(part.) vis. P. P. 4566; i-leorned Kath. 3S6.
lletten let, impedire; ilet (part.) a. r. 164; Shorek. 71;
i-lat Alia. 1776.
ilfiven, ASax. gelefan, geljfan, OSax. gilobian, OHGerm.
gelouben, Goth, galaubjan, credere, La^. 5762; a. r. 224;
i-leeven c. of I. 1424; i-!eve Kath. 342; Horn 559; a. a.
Weh. 1198; ilSve (vrea.) rel. ant. 1, 42; ileveJ a. r. 68;
ilflvet Fum. p. VIII, 66; ileove (atihj.) Wr. treat. 134; ,
il4f (imperat.) Skorek. 31; il^ved a. r. 56; Uefde (pret.)
Mark. IS, 22;owl and night. 123; il^fden o. r. 110; il^ved
(part) Bek. 2328; Wr. spec. 47.
ilic (ilik), ASax. OSax. gelic, OFria. gelik, Olcel glikr,
Goth, galeiks, OHGerm. gilicher, /ifce, alilte, rel. ant. 1, 218;
Alia. 6995; via. P. P. 641; i-lik to hir Chavc. C. t. 8133;
ilich h4m (heom iliche) Katk. 502; Jm wenist pat fech
song bo (= beo) grislich, pat pine pipinge nis i-Iich owl
and night. 316; godes riche pat €vre is suSte and £vre
i-liche 358; iliche a. r. A & 126; a. a. Wr 3451; ilichest
(superl) La^. 29482; iliche (adv) a. r. 112; Brand. 33;
via. P. P. 13139; Chauc: C. L 2528; Lidg. m. p. 15;
ilicbe, aliche Mor. a. p. 2, 22S & 1477; cliche dep. of It.
G, 20; aliche Gow. con/", am. 1, 268; compoa. unihc.
ilicnesse likeneas, a- r. 230; Kath. 992.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
320 i
iUcbe, ASaaa. gellca, Ooth. galeika, OHGerm. p&dbo, hke,
Kath. 1843; a. r. 136; his ilicbe La^r 137S9; Fitm. p.
XXIII, 66; nis non his iliche Horn 19; godes ilichs
Skoreh. 167; pine ilike owl and night 157, .
ili3eB lie,jacere; ileiea (part.) a. r. 326; Heye Sob-Glcu^.
518, 3; vis. P. P. 2637.
iUhten light: pet ich beo illhted of hdre heTinesve a. r. 356.
illhten iiiumtTte; i-liht (jwrt) c. o^ i. 778 & 794.
ilimpe, ASax. gelimp, acdd&U; compos. uniliinp&
ilimpen befaU, La^. 4508; iiomp (preQ a. r. 54.
ilifle, MHQerm. gelinde, liOte, gentle, La^. 4917.
iliden go; iliflen (pari.) Lai^ 26094.
ilome frequently, Lot^. 1650.0; a. r. 136; owl and n^ht.
290j Iti}b. Glove. 3, 1 ; Brand. 24; c. of I. 435; Wart. hiiL
2, 5; ilome, jelome Fum. p. VIII, 24 & 46.
itosien fete; i-losed fpari^ Katk. 2046 ; iieosed? Laj,. 28336.
illiken close; iloke (part.) Bek. 824; ^w. 2769 ; one ilokesfi
cope o. r. 56.
iluTien fove; i-Iared (part) rel. songs II, 33.
imEene, ASax. gemEene, OFris. gem^ne, OHQerm. gimeiner,
Go^. gamaiDB, Xat. comnillnis, common: ich wulle dSle
pis lond us alle imsene Xa^. 13614; k child heom wes
imSne 11037; pat bid fire imflne dead 978; pej sungea
alle im«n(e) (a(/p.!'^ Orm. 3376; imfine rel. ant. l, 216;
h'&eau3</isc. 608;pet heo alle habbed im€ne a. r. 12;8peken
of alle imSne 90 ; bit is fale oper wi^te i-m^ne oicl and
. night. 628; for more ia (m*. his) blisse god and cl^oe
aiDOnge frSndes to habbe i-m^ne Shorek. 125; pet is p!n
wid me i-meane KtUh. 1867; imone Boh. Glow:. 311, 12;
hi gonne to Binge imone Brand. 17.
imeeDe? ASax. gemkaa, OHGerm. kimeini, Goth, gamainei,
community, company: peh pe wulf beo (ms. beon) fine,
bfiten £elc im^ne (imone) La^. 21308; wipoute more imone
Horn 842; vl^sches i-mone Shoreh. 64; wipoate mannea
imone 118; pat wit pe fule havep i-m€ne, ne cumep he
nfiver from him c[6ne (ms. cleine) owl and night. 301.
im£ete(„im4te")> ASax. gemsete, 0 Butch gem&te, OHGerm.
gemdzer, meet, La'T,. 6584; compos, unimete.
imseten dream; imffitte, imette (pret) La'^.l2&9 & 28016.
(im&h) imouh r!F{^ocax)'', Wr. voc. 95.
imake (imak?), ASax. gemtec, OHGerm. gimacher, apt,
ft? Wr. spec. 28; compos, unimake.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoOgIf
1 321
imakien make; imsked (part.) a. r. 328; Wr. treat. 138
Wr. spec. Ill; Shorek. 62; vis. P. P. 28; i-raated, i-maad
Ckauc. C. t. 1909 & 5113; imM Bob. Glouc. 470, 24
i-m»ftd Hoed. I, 203.
iraang, ASax. gemang, gemong, OSckc. gimang, mixture,
imonge (dot.) La'^. 10868;. imang (for on imang?) among,
Isumb. 368; imong Mark. 12, 6; imong pon Gcipmonnen
Lot,. 2229; emong pi. t. 793.
imarkien mark; imerked (part.) a. r. 42.
imelten (i-multen) melt, rel. ant. 1, 1831 ; imelt (part)
a. r. 284.
imengen mix, trouble; imenged (part.) Rob. Glouc. 119, 5;
meng&t Kath. 605; imengd Bek. 2147; Shorek. 9; imeind
a. r. 332; owl and night. 18; Ckauc. C. t. 2172.
imete, ASax. g&met? measure, moderation? a. r. 286.
imetlic moderate? kn imethche broc La^. 21783.
imeten measure, metiri; i-meten (part) rel. ant. 2, 217.
imgteQ meet, Fum. p. VIII, 67; i-m4te rel. songs V, 205;
rd. ant. 1, 144; imett^ (pret) a. r. 154; ckron. EnglGll;
imet (part) k. of T. 960; lacram. 237.
imilseii have mercy: imilze flu Octa & his ivfiren al swa
La-^. 16837.
imot assembly, LaT,. 11545.
imunde, ASao::. gemynd, Goth, gamunds, OHOerm. gimimt,
mind, (dot. ace.) owl and night. 253 & 1514.
imande, ASax. gepoynde? mindful f Mark 12, 8.
imunejen remember; imuiie3et (part) Mark. 21, 2; more
godaibrede nis per naujt pane is (ms. his) i-menesed hfire
Shoreh. 69.
imunen remember, La^. 16309.
imunten intend; imunte (pret) La'^. 8038; imunt (part)
a. r. 408; rel. ant. 2, 277; iment Alia. 5942; Octov.1953.
inMen need, compel; ined (part.) a. r. 72.
inemnea name; inemned (part) a. r. 252; i-nempned
c. of I. 61.
inimen take; inumen (part) Mark. 2, 26; a. r. 42; i-nume
<ml and night. 541; i-nomen Alis. 4668; inome Bek. 655;
inoh, j4Saa;. genob, genog, OSax. ginfig, OHGerm. genuog,
Goth, ganoha, enougk, La-;!,. 2558; Katk. 347; OrTw. 731;
owi and night. 1180; TTr. 9;>ec. 28; harrow. 51; inoj floi.
Glouc. 18, 21; inogh ms. P. P. 12511; pr. cotmc 1466;
21
322 1
iflouhg-r 86j inons (i-nouh) c. of l. 408; i-nough (7iat(c.
C t. 8085; influ Wr. treat. 140; in6w Mand. 59; cr. P. P.
467; Hoed. 1, 146; i-ii6w3 Lidg. m. p. 226; inow, inowj,
m4w3 Tfu;^ r/IoM. 24; enogh Percev. 962; inough, aaougli
Triit. 2, 38 S; 44; inohe (pi) Kath. 614; i-nose oip/ (Mti
nu;Af. 16; trees ino^he Orm. introd. 14; indve c/-. P. P.
427; in6we men BicA. 5905; anowe s. «. Wet. 921; jlmw
872; enfiwe 3far. mir. pi. 126.
iopenen open; iopened (part) a. r. 242; iopenet Mark.
12, 31.
ipunden pound, indudere; ipund (part.) a. r. 128.
inechen rtach; i-r&ste (pret) owl and night. 106; ii^wt
(part.) HarUh. met. t. 88.
iTffid („irad") ready, La^. 24990.
ined-, ir&dtiche readily, La^. 11632 <& 29631.
irseden ordatnf ae biforen irad wes c. o/ i. 654.
irsedi („iredi") ready, oiol atid night. 488; Brand. 30;
a-r^di? X03. 7978*; SAore/.. 81.
irecchen (irecche) explaiaf Horn 368; iraht (part) La^.
10842.
iriht r^A(: Rome is eowre irihte £03. 7906.
irihten establish; iriht (part) £03. 14889; pou hast i-rigt
pat was a mi8 Shoreh. 131.
iiinen touch, adorn; a!le teore Tingeres irinen (part) mid
goldringes £03. 24600.
Mp „mtssis'', Wr. voc. 39.
isselo happy, La-Tj. 7666 ; compos, unissele.
isieli (fliseli") Aappy, £03. 28861 ; a. r. 60.
isaht reconciled; i-aahte (pi) rel. songs V, 122.
(isamnien) isomnie assefnUe, La^. 24248} isompned (j^att^
0. r. 186.
is&wen sow; i-sowen (part) via. P. P. 3689.
ischapen? ma^e, form; iscop (pret) Hick. thes. 1, 223;
ischapeo (part) Mark. 20, 11; rel. songs IV, 25; rel. anL
1, 174; Mis. 6466; CAawc. (7. (. 13008.
ischeawien show; ischeawed (part.) Kath. 1573; a. r. 154.
ischeoden shend, disgrace; ischend (part) Marh. 16, 12;
a. r. 248; owl and night 1334.
ischeoten shoot; i-scoten (part) rel. anf. 1, 183; iecbote
chron. Engl. 928; ishote owl arid night. 1119; Alis. 5953.
isclieren shear; i-Bchoru (part.) Ckauc. C. t 591.
ischilden (i-shilde) shield, owl and night. 779; ischildo
.L,oo.^lc
(prea. mbj.) a. r. 84; i-shilde rel. ara. 1, 245; i-sclielde
(imperat.) Skoreh. 86,
ischtren pronounce, speak: ne dar heo o63t t word ischire *
otel and night. 1530; Idke pat {>u nfl m^re swulc ping ne
isdre La^. 17129.
ischrlven shrive; isehriven (part.) a. r. 332; ischrive Bek.
2188; i-shrive vis, P. P. 2653.
ischrudea clothe; ischrud (part.) Kath. 1187; a. r. 6fi;
rd. songs V, 9; i-schrid rel. ant. 2, 191.
isecben (i-sSche) seek, owl and night. 741; isohte (pret.)
L03. 24556; isojt (part) rel. songs V, 150; Bek. 68.
iseggen eag; iseid (part) Mark. 19, 10; owi oMd Mj^it.
1035: c. of I. 1123.
iseienllc visible: alle iaeienliche ding Hick. thes. 1, 166.
isellen sell, dehver; isold (part) Fum. p. XXI, 77; c.
0/ I. 344.
isSmellc scemiy: (pe broc) swide isfimehche intd sse wended
Laj. 21785.
is^en seem, suit: un name pe hire mihte isSmen La-7^.
9587; arrange: p& he bafde aliset and al hit isemed 21128.
isenden send; isend (part) Bek. 1328; i-sent Chauc.
C. t. 10094.
iseon aec, Mark 7, 6; a. »•. 92; rel. songs IV, 41; iseo
Bek. 125; c. of Z. 5^6; iseon, iseen Alis. 144 & 527; isee
Fum. p. I, 14; i-sS CAouc. C. (. 10276; Trist. 2, 20;
i-si Shoreh. 107; isilist (pres) a. r. 178; oioi aW nt^A(.
1230; isihd a. r. 6; i-sihp c. 0/ i. 708'; (we, je) iseoi!
(iseop) a. r. 196; HV. ireat. 132; c. 0/ ^. 16; Skoreh. 56;
iseh (pret) La^. 1408; i-sej oW and nw^Ai. 29; i-segh
a. s. TTeft. 966; i-sehen (part) Kath. 1746; i-sesen SAoreA.
160; i-seighen wis. P. P. 2480; i-se^e Brand. 1; iseien
a. c. 92; i-sen Degrev. 1576; i-sfine ('/'or ia^en?) owl aTid
night. 166 & 275; Chaitc C. t. 594.
iseten (part) sitten, sessus, La^. 18532; whaa we beop
isete Brand. 13.
isetten set; iset (part) Kath. 1997; a. r. 254; Bek. 1366;
CAawc. G (. 3243.
iaewien sew, conauere; iseouwed (part) a. r, 200,
iaib related, La-t^. 411; Boi. Glouc. 315, 5; menie of hem
him were iaibbe Fum. p. XVI, 85.
isijen descend; isijea (part) La^. 12537; i-sihen Kath.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
32i i
isihde sight. Hick thes. 1, 224; (dat.) La'^. 13990.
isinheowe? isinheowen nconjugea", Wr. voc. 87.
isl&n slay; isla^en (part.) ia^. 965; i-slase av>l and night
1140; islawe Bek. 2189; i-slawe, i-slain Chauc. C. t. 945
& 5025; islam (m». y skin) Trigt. 2, 33; i-alaiae (for
ielaien?) Will, gloss. 230; i-alein Kath. 201; isleien a. r.
156.
islSpen tleep; isl^pe (part.) Brand. 6.
ismakieii taste? headehche ismoked (ismaked) a. r. 316.
ismlten smite; ismito (part) Bek. 2143; rel. ant. 1, 267;
ismete Ilardw. poem 73, 11.
isom agreed, tel. songs V, 254; isome (jd) Rob. Glouc,
40, 10; beop isome owl and night 1733.
isfidien verify, La^. 29011.
isp^den speed: al heo iap^dden ase heo ispeken bafden
X03. 3399; isped (part) Bek. 1485; Wr. spec. HO; C^ctuc.
a (. 4218.
ispeken speak; ispeken (part) Lai,. 3136; a. r. 108;
ispeke owl and night. 1291; Brand. 15; c. o/" i. 1062;
ispoken Chauc. C. (.,9380.
isprdden spread; vx^t&A. (part) a. r. 390; espred Aud. 78;
isprad Brand. 6,
iapringen spring; i-sprunge (part) oiol and night. 300;
ispronge Bek. 1285.
(iatanden) istonden stand, X03. 15505; istond(e) (part)
Trist 1, 89.
iBtadelien make stable: pis lond wes istadeled La'^. 6777.
iBtisen mount; istien (part) a. r. 400.
istillen sd'ii; i-stild (part.) Shoreh. 133.
istrengen fortify; i-strenget (part) Kath. 2197,
istreon progeny, produce, La^. 22597; rd. ant. 1, 175.
istreonen beget; istreoned a. r. 66; c. of I. 1380.
iBund sound, sanus, La^. 821; i-sunde (pi.) otcl and night.
1 1 00.
isunde, ODutch gesonde, health: mid isunde La^. 3982,
isundren sunder, separate; isundred (part) a. r. 252.
iaunesen? sin; isunesed? (printed isuneged) (part) a. r.
806; iBene^ed (printed i-aenoged) Shoreh. 6.
tsntelieii manifest; isuteled (part) a. r. 8.
iawelsen devour; i-suol3e (part) owl and night. 146.
iswevien put to sleep? mid pEere wreedde he wes isweved
La^. 3073.
=dbvGoogIe
i 325
iswiken cease: i-awike (prts. subjj owl and mgld. 927.
ispinc, ispinch, jespinch labour. Hick. thea. I, 223; Furv.
p. Vlll, 18 & 98.
iswingen awinii, heal; iawimgen (part.) Wart. hist. 1, 24;
i-swongen Wr. spec. 84; i-awooge rel. ant. 2, 278.
isporen (part) sworn, a. r. 96; rel. songs V, 60; i-sworn
Chauc. C. t. 3301; i-swore HardW. poem 48, 6; a. a. Wr.
2935.
it4cuien token, signify; iUcned (part) Lot,. 32115.
itsechen teach, assign, Lar^. 10395; itiehten (pret^ 11169;
itaht (pan) 6298; i-taught Cliauc. C. t 127; itfiiht
a. r. 170.
(itfese?) iUse commodioua, convenient, La-7^. 6502.
itawien law; itauwed (part.) a. r. 418,
itesen tie; itSied (paH.) Katk. 1292; a. r. 14; (i-teyed)
Chauc. C. t. 459; i-i&id owl and night. 77 S; itijed c. o/ i.
1130.
itel number, traj. 7805.
itelle(n) tei^, La^. 24627; itald fpart^ 8392; Kath. 1293;
itold o. r. 198; Wr. spec. 26.
iteoE draw, educate, idj 2418 & 32114; i-tojen (part)
owl and night. 1723; itowen a. r. 108 & 324.
itjden .(i-tide) tide., happen, dwl and night. 1731; itidde
(pret) iaj. 27898; a. r. 152.
itilien tdl, cultivate; itiled (part.) La'T,. 10026; a. r. 78.
itimbren timber; itimbred (part) a. r. 124; i-timbret
Kaih. 1972.
itreouwe true, ia3. 4451.
ituhten draw, discipline; livihb ( part) Wr. p. a. 220; bwon
he . . . haved ituht hit (his child) wel a. r. 184; pei buj)
to pe king itight Alis. 7164.
itadien ^mnt; itHdet (paH) Mark. 9, 20.
itwin (win; itwiimea (pi) La^- 12256.
ipanc, idanc thought, Fum. p. VIII, 54; Ilick. thes. I, 223.
ijienchen(iJiencbe)(AiJife, co(?ti!a>'e, J/icA. thes. I, 223; i-penche
(pres. subj.) owl and night. 723; ipouht (part.) a. r. 164;
ip03t JBek 110; i-pou^t Skoreh. 115.
i[)eoii lAriwe, La^. 9116; ipeo Brand. 7; i-pi Shoreh. 102;
ipe3 f^ret^ 5eyfc. 151; ip^i (ipeh) ia3.299; ipowen (ipojen)
(part) 340.
ipeven (ipeven?) permit, Lag. 15279.
ipoUeu suffer, La^. 482; a. r. 122.
<,i<,., Google
i|)rastea tknut: moo mihte i I>&re lasten (for peo laste,
»cU. wnnde) tw& gloven ipraste La^. 28581.
ipreatea compd; iprat (part.) a. r. 304*.
ipringen push, press: [Mime pu art td me i-pnmge owl
and night. 38.
iuiine(ii) graTd, Zaj. 31568; iftfle (pret.) 16549; ianned
(paH.) a. r. 30.
iwakien tcake, La^ 28082; i-waked (part.) Kath. 1760.
iwalden govern, manage, La^. 17213; i-weld (for iweald?)
(prea) owl and mgkt. 1541,
iwalken walk: muchel ic habbe iwalken bi water ant M
londe Hick. thes. 1, 228.
iw^D resource, fortune, La^. 7706; his freondes strived to
griptm his i-fon rd. songs V, 76 ; peg ich have nou liper
iwon Bek 1022.
iwar aware, a. r. 104; owl and night. 147; vis. P. P. 543;
pe king was perof iwar Bob. Glouc. 168, 11; iwar, iw»r
La^. 5781 & 7261; compos, nniwar.
iwamen warn; iwamed (part.) a. r. 318.
iwaxen wax, crescere; iwaxen (part.) a. r. 380; iwoxe
Fum. p. XVIT, 143.
iwMe weed, vestimentum, La-T^. 26754.
iwe^en move't i-weid (part) Skoreh. 14.
iwelde wteldy; compos, uniwelde.
iwemmen imwre; iwemmed (part) Boh. Glouc. 339, 10;
i-^emmed Kath. 1427.
iwende? tumf men habbet among 6per i-wende, 4 rflm-
hos at hore bures ende owl and night 631.
i)ieii(Ieii wend, turn, go, Mark. 2, 18; iwende (pret.) a. r.
260; iwend (part) owl and night. 1517; Bek. 1198; i-pent
Kath. 1300.
iwenen wean, train? peo pat hefde i^rist ant i[>enet hire
Mark. 2.
iwfinen ween, expect; iwende (pret) La^. 20237.
iwerc, ewerc work; compos, handeperc.
iwerpen throw, coat; iworpen (part.) a. r. 368; i-worpe
owl and night. 1119.
iwerden (iwerpe?) worth, turn, beccnne, (printed i-worpe,
r. w. erpe) Fum. p. V\ 4; ipurden Mark. 7,34; to reoupe
iwnrden (the other text has teorne) iaj, 94944; freond
iwurden (iworpe) 5441; asr heom mihte iwurden (occur)
what heo don wolde 25333; al pe wo pet nu is & ever
.L.OOc^lC
1 327
^ete w&s & ^ver schal iwurden a. r. 52; I^tedhine Iwur-
deu ISaxet in gewerden, la him alone, 96; iworpe Bek.
1252: lat god i-worfe via. P. P. 4250; ifiBxi (pret.) Lw^.
6769; iweard a. r. 236; i-purdea Kath. 2487; i-worpe
(part.) owl and night. 660.
iweven toeave; i-woven „contea:tus*', rel. ant. 1, 7.
iwil agreeable: pat him wes ful iwil La^. 29519.
iwil will, Laz- 5935; ipil Fwrn. p. VIIl, 7.
iwiQ contest, strife, LaZ- 90^^-
iwinne striver; compos, wideriwinne.
iwinden wind; iwonden (part.) Wart hist. 2, 2; i-wonnden
5W. P. P. 3540.
iwinaen (iwinne) win, owl and night. 766; Sob. Glouc.
519, 6; TTr. spec. 113; iwon (pret) Xaj. 2560; iwunnen
('part.^ 7233; i-wonne SAoreA. 94; vw. P. P. 2657; Chaxte.
0. t. 2661; ewonne Wr. an. lit. 87.
iwirchen work; i-werche (pres. suhj.) rel. ant. 1, 173;
ifforhte (•pret,) La^- 4208; i]>raht (port.) Marh. 9, 33;
iwroht chron. Engl. 755j Wr. spec. 36; i-wroght vis. P. P.
1839.
iws, A Sax. ge|>is3 (gepia), OHGerm. gewisser, certain,
JWarA.6, 9; Oiro. 687; (iwiB?) a. r. 270; iwia Xa3. 29481;
ITr. treat. 132; Mar. war. pZ. 130; I. e. c. 5; (i-wia) owZ
o?trfm^A(.35; CAawc. C. (. 3277; Triam. 216; Tiw. 1213;
(ms. i wis) mef. horn. 17; sacram. 483; sit waa pe sonne
p6 8eve(n) sipe, i-wis (for hit ia iwis), brihtore pen heo
noB is c. of L 101; iwiaae, OSax. OHGerm, gewiaso?
certainly, La^- 19315*; (i wiaae) met. hom. 41; Mor. a. p.
2, 84; Tor. 392; m. Arth. F. 3633; mid ipisso (iwisse),
cmp. OHQem. in giwissi, wiih certainty, Fum. p. VIIl,
71; La^. 7607; Wr. spec. 61; Skoreh. 23; to iwisse La^-
3545.
iwiahche certainly, La^- 26184.
iwisien, iwissen show; iwisse (pres. suhj.) rel. ant. 1, 102;
iwlaed (part.) La^. 1525; Shoreh. 122.
iwist (iwust) being, living, a. r. 156*.
iwit wit, seme, owl and night. 772 & 1186; (he) f3r neh
lit of his ipitte Marh. 6.
iwiten wit, know, guard, keep, Lai,- 15800; o. of I. 67;
■4iw.763; iwite Rob. Glouc. 487, 23; Skoreh. 128; Hartsh.
met t. 103; iwited (imper.) a. r. 64; ipist (part) Marh.
2, 19; i-wist, i-wust c. f/" i. 261 & 1473; iwust a. »-. 48.
..L.oo^^lc
328 ic
iwlten go, X03. 17235; iw§.t (pret.) 658; wes I p&e ilke
wike \)e ffirchebiscop ford iwiten 13244; purh pinne sti-
wserd pe havediwiten (guarded) alpia ffird 13572; hesculde
beon iwiten (punished) 2084; iwite known, lai le fr. 321.
iwitnesse wiVjifija, „teaiinwnium", Wr. voc. 90; Ktuh. 2i9l*.
iwre3en accuse, denounce; iwrSied (part.) a. r. 172.
iwreken wreak, avenge; iwreken (part.) Im-t,. 3661; Wr.
an. lit. 7; i-wroken Gam. 537.
iprit writ; iprite (dot.) Fum. p. VIII, 51.
iwriten write; i^riten (part.) Mark. 2, 4; rel. songs V, 15;
(iwriten) a. r. 410; i-writen Skoreh. 91; i-write c. of I.
24; Ckauc. G. t. 5086.
"wriden writhe, wind, bind; iwriden (part.) Xaj. 25974;
iwripen Chauc. r. r. 160.
iwunden wound; iwunded (part.) a. r. 240; i-wounded
Chauc. C. t. 10474; Trist. 1, 8.
iwune citstom, Laj. 24580; i-wone owl and night. 475.
iwunen accustom; iwuned (part) a. r. 230; iwoned Bek.
1409; i-wont Chauc. C. t. 1694.
iwurht, ASax. ge|>jflirt, OSax. giw(u)lirt, deed, desert; i-
Wurhte (dot^ ia^. 24189.
iwurdien honour, L03. 29687 ; iwiirded (part) 1 3422 ;
ij>iirged Marh. 1.
ic, ASax. OSax. ic, Go(A. ik, Oloel. ek, OHGerm. ih,
Zoi. ego, Gr. lyio, J ("icAJ, La-^. 461; .Hot. Giowc. 1 ; Wr.
treat. 137; TTi*. p. s. 199; ic (ich) Fum. p. VIII, 1; ich
Marh. 1; iTaiA. 222; a. r. 12; oW and mi^A*. 1; Shoreh.
129; ic, 1 Orm. 4813 & 4815; mei. hom. 32; ich, S c of
I. 85, 326, 329 & 495; vis. F. P. 3 & 4780; Trist. 1,
1 & 89; i Mand. 6; Chauc. C. t. 732; pr. cmisc. 1738.
icchen = sicchen? itcA; „icliiii, ikin prurire", prompt.
parv. 258; iccbed (paH.) Chauc. C. t. 3682.
icchen,^ hicchen? hitch: icchen upward Orm. 11833;
and 6vere lai pis maide stille, hi ne mi^te hire enes icche
Fum. p. XXI, 132.
idel, ASax. OFris. Sdel, OSax. idal, OHGerm. italer,
mHc, Eath. 471; rel. ant. 1, 129 & 218; oicl and night.
915; Fum. p. IX, 59; Wr. spec. 41; Ckauc. C. t. 2507;
An idel t-ord Orm. 825; idel poht met. htm. 33; fidil
pought) lud. Cov. 225; on idel in vain, vis. P. P. 9310;
on idel & pipflten n6d Om. 12514; in idel Chauc. C. t.
14057; of idele manne La-;^. 3310.
U.,r,l,z<,d.vG00glc
Idelen 329
idellesc vanitas, Orm. 2165.
idelen, ASax. id{e)lian, teasef idils (prea.) Mar. mir.
pi. 185-
IdelneBse, ASax. Idelneas, idleaesa, Orm. 4736; idel-
nesse (idilnjsae) iaj. 24911; Idebisse Fum. p. IX, 62.
i f = 3if ? cmp. however OSax. OFris. Olcel. ef, OHQerm.
ibu, Goth, iba, ibai and see Gr. gram. 3, 284, if, Orm.
589; rel. aait. 1, 176; via. P. P. 164; Chauc. C. t 145;
s. a. Wr. 56; pr. came. 85; if, ef met. kom. 33 & 52.
ikel = *5ikel, ^okel? icle (ede); ikil, iekil prompt ,
parv. 259; compos isikel,
ilde island, „i7isula", prompt, parv. 259; (dot.) Bob.Sr.
56, 10; idle Alts. 4856.
il, ile? .4Saa;. Olcel. il, OFris. ile? aoZe? t6 pe yle
(ile) of hire hglen MarA. 10, 19.
ile, OFr. isle, OHGerm. isila, iWe, Brand. 11; flmi
1330; Ifor. a, p. 1, 692.
ilespil („illespil"), cowwectefi wiiA .4Saa;. igil? k&ige-
liog, Fum. p. XVIII, 47; ilespilles felles a. r. 418.
like, -iSoic. Uca, jica, aame, iTaiA. 212 ; a. r. 68; Own.
755 ; owl and night. 99 ; Shoreh. 12 ; via. P. P. 626 ; Chauc.
a t. 723; i'ercew. 340; Triam. 514; m. ^r(A. F. 1765;
aacram. 495; pat like lond La^. 1640; pis ilke dei Kath.
2315; pe Uke womman Wicl. John 4.
ille, Olael. illr, »■«, bio^jw, Fum. p>. VIII, 37; CAawc.
C. t 3150; god or ille Triam. 113; ftu ille tr^ pr. conac.
660; pu farest so dop (dSp?) pe ille owl and night. 421;
heo gan him telle hire ille Alia. 1147; po IMi gr6t and
gaf hire ille laumb. 315; b€ blip and yeve pe n6 ping ille
Tor. 1533; take hit not t6 ille Degrev. 442; ille farfp^
male, Or-m. 6245; r«Z. SOTijfs F, 120; ww. P. P. 2699; pa
swiken speken ille La;^. 5426; quepir sa pai do wel or
Uie met. horn. 37: pei hire Ukede swipe ille Havel. 1165;
Rimenild wep wel iUe Horn 677; he mai ful ille ferre
fare Percev. 1079.
illing, Olcel. illing, malice, rel. ant. 1, 218.
impe, Dan. ympe, Swed. ymp, ODutch inte, ente, Fr.
entc? imp, „aurculiis", -prompt, parv. 259; transact. 18,25;
impen (pi.) a. r. 378; impes via. P. P. 2746.
impin, ASax. impien (?), Dan. ympe, Swed. ympa.
Germ, impfen, MHOerm. impfeten, ODutch inten, enten,
Fr. enter? imp, „inaerere'', prompt, parv. 259; imped
..L.tKn^lc
(pret.) vis. P. P. 2748; impid (part.) „insilus", rd. ant.
I, 9; i-imped a. r. 360.
in. ASax. OFrta. Olcd. OHGerm. Goth. Lat. in, Olcd.
1. Or. l-v, in: pe cnave wes iboren in JiSre burhe L<^
295; in pe (inne) marhen Kath. 603; ia hire breoste a.
230; in his mdder vambe Orm. 168; in mine neste oid
and night. 282; in (on) eiper side Kob. Glouc 174, 15
in one dai Fum. p. IX, B6 ; in pe rode XX, 42 ; in p(
brinke Wicl. John 21; in eorde (e^e) Kath. 353; vis
P. P. 1618; Chauc. C. t 1898; in live Mand. 136; nes
Brutus i pon londe La^. 342; pu ecalt do pe i pene vai
29512; in halle & i bure Katk. 1470; i pe worlds a.
10; i pis middelaerd Orm. 3496.
?inli, ASaoj. intic, MiZy, Wicl gloss. 24; Hoed. I, 237.
i n , ASax. in, inn, Olcel. Gofh. inn, in ■• pet Bweord
in deief Xaj. 6505; (heo) god in a. r. 272; he om (ran)
in Bek. 88; de engles pe mid inn comen Hick. ihes. 1,
168; in siiied (insaked?) rel. ant. 1, 220.
inblilwen (in Jor and ?) hlow up; inblowip (pres.) Wicl. gloss.
inbringe(n), Germ, einbringen, bring in, Wicl. gloss.
inbfl3en? inbowe (in /brand? cmp. ASax. inbindan := on-
bindan) incline, Wicl. gloss.
inclepen (in = an) call on, Wicl. gloss.
income income, entrance, HcuHw. diet 475.
income(n), ASax. inciunan, OHGerm. inqueman, come in,
' ps. 23, 7.
inga(n) go in, HaUiw. diet.; ingtsinge, iQgSende (part)
Wicl. gloss.
ngang, ASax. OHGerm. ingang, erarance, ps. 120, 8;
nsong a. r. 164; in^eong La-^,. 28370.
gain (i = a, an), OIceL igegn, again, md;. horn. 4.
ngot. Germ, eingusz ? ingot, jet, mold: he schop his ingot . . .
of pis teine Chauc. C.tlZl^Q; in pe ingotbe it cast 13242,
"nlaiden lead in; inMdde (pret.) Wid. glosf.
nleete (inlsto), Germ, einlssz, inlet, md:. horn. 51.
nlseten, ODutch in-laeten, let in: nenne mon ne leten
(pres. subj) heo in a. r. 424; inlate (part.) Octov. 1188.
inla^e „suject h la lei le rei", rel. a/U. I, 33.
inli^ten, ^Saa;. inljhtan, «i/i^Ai; inlijtid f^part.^ Wicl.glos».
inrss „irruptio", pt. 90, 6.
inread very red, a. r. 402 ; inred s. s. Wr. 61.
inseil seal, sigiRum, Marh. 5 ; insesles (pi) Orm. dedic. 260.
in 331
insetten set in; insett (part.) Wid. gloss.
insiht iiisight, LaT,. 30407; Orm. 14398; met. horn. 2;
(in-siht) c. of I. 558; insist Wr, treat. 132; Mor. a. p.
2, 1669; insight pt-. consc. 253.
inteon. Germ, einziehen, tnt&-: porw pe faste jat he coe
(r. gon) inteo (f ms. in teo) a. of I. 877.
intil, 8wed. intill, intill, Havel. 128; Triat. 2, 24; vis.
P. P. 8447; (in-til) pr. consc. 6644; (in til) met. kom. 14;
j)at ledep men up intil hefnes blisse Oi-m. 46.
into (in t6?) into, Mark. 4, 13; Katk. 7 ; a. r. 54; Orm.
635; owl andnigkt. 1581: Brand. 32; wis. P. P. 3; JMawit.
7; Chauc. C. t 2431; ^' Jeaws disc. 460; from hevene in-to
eorpe alihte c. of ^. 916; heo cdmec into (ww. Cott. CaZi^.
A IX in to, WW. Co«. Otko C. T/77 intB) haveae Xaj. 5150.
iufiard inward, Mark. 8, 4; inward, inwardes a. »•. 92 & 272.
iaw&rdhciie inujtsrdly, a. r. 282; Wid. gloss. 24; in^rdlij
Orm. 697.
inwit conscience, a. r. 2; Brand. 26; Shorek. 55 & 96;
m P. P. 11927; ^r. comae. 5428; inwitte (dat.) Bob. Br.
155, 10.
inpid inwitk, intra, Kath. 172; a. r. 308*; inwip Chauc.
C.(.9818; (in-with) PercTO. 611; i-with? Mor.a. p. 1,969.
inwrappe(n) inwrap, Wid. gloss.
in, ASax. inn (in), Olcel. inni, t«M, Aouse, Aome, ^3-
14268; o. r. 260; inne (dat.) Chauc. C. t. 2438; s. s. W^.
1606; TrisL 2, 11; at inne Orm. 12739; vis. P. P. 4907;
innes (pi.) Mand. 34; met. horn, 63.
inc, ASax. OSax. inc, yiMt (^oj, (Kat. ace) £03.5102;
iftij-A. 21, 33; June Orm. 6206; inker (gen.) La^. 5102;
3unker Orm. 6183.
inoie, ASax. Ohax. OHGerm. inne, GoiA. inna, in, tn-
(iw, «. r. 62 &280; ««. P. P. 13597; Chauc. C. t. 10891;
ifocci. ///, 6; he is inne gone forseten rel ant. 1, 184;
pd he ves inne 3, 272; pulke hous ... as seint Thomas
was inne ibore Bek. 83; pat hus pat brsed is inne don
Orm. 3530 ; he went inne Percev. 437 ; compos, her-, parinne.
innemeste (ninemaste"), ASax. innemeste, inmost, c.
of I. 809.
innene, inuen, inne, ASax. innan(e), OSax. Olcel.
OHOerm. innan, OFria. inna (ina), Gotk. innana, in, intra:
pe sparewe innene crftp La'^. 29282; inne gride & inne
fride 184; inne pe see fum. p. VIII, 42; inne, ine 0, r.
..L.oo^lc
332 ianere
20 & 30; me heovene ourZ and night. 914; compos, an-,
bi-, witTiniien.
i n D e r e , ASax. in(ne)ra, OHGerm. innero, Olcd. innri,
inner, Wicl. gloss,; inre a. r. i.
innerli. Germ, innerlich, innerly, internally, WicL gloss.;
inderllke? rel. ant.'l, 235; inderli? Qow. conf.am. 1, 227.
innerest, OHOerm. mneroat, intimus, Wid. gloss. 24;
inrest Orm. 1017; inreste (dat.) ps. 85, 13.
inneste, A8ax. innoste(?), intimus, Wid. gloss.
inned, ASax. innod, cmp, OZ/Germ. innadri (iniestina),
iatc de maideiies inneile „tn virginis ttterum". Hick. tkes.
I, 168.
ianien (inDi), ASax. innian, inn,' lodge. Bob. Glouc.
336, 14; inned (part.) Wid. gloss.; w6re our seed iaaed
Hoed. 11, 29.
inniDge, ASax. innung, inning. Hoed. II, 15.
ire (ire?), OFris. ire, ASax. yr, yrre? angry, IJa^.
18597; see irre?
ire (ire?), OFr. ire, Lot. Ira? ire, Chaue. C. t. 1784;
Rich. 3633; pr. consc. 8583.
Iren, ASax.iTea, isen, laem, OFrisAmru, OSax, Olcel.
OHGerm. Isarn, Goth, eisam, iron, ferrum, a. r. 284 ;
Own. 4129; Mand.BO; Chauc. C. t. 3807; Lidg. m. p. 54;
pr. consc. 8033; ire Wr. treat. 135; isa Alia. 5149; Irene
(dat.) La-T,. 7831.
irensmip Wicl. gloss.
Iren, ASax. iren, isem, iron, ferreus; ii(ine(dat.) Orm.
19821; (nom. pi) Mand. 30; (dot. pi) La^. 1019; Rich.
3981.
ilk (irke?) weary, loath, Rob. Br. 297, 22; met. horn.
23; Ilor.l&W; atU. Arth. Fi,12; erk Chauc. r. r. 4870;
irke (pi) Triam. 463; Isumh. 118; sacram. 917."
irksum irksome, pj'astidiosvs'-', prompt, parv. 266.
irkin, MHGerm. ^rksxi, irk, weary, „fastidire", prompt.
parv. 266; irke Bob. Br. 72, 18; pr. consc. 8918; lud.
Gov. 178; erke Aud. 74.
(irre) eorra, ASax. eorre, yrre, angry, wroth, a. r. 304,
irre, ASax. irre, eorre, yrre, ODvick erre, anger, Orm.
18000; eorre a. r. 116*; eire? (urre) rel ant. I, 175.
is (iis), ASax. OFris. OHGerm. is, Olcel Ibs, ice, Wicl
gloss. 24; cr. P. P. 867; pr. consc. 6672; iae (dat) rel
songs V, 142; Bob. Glouc. 463, 4; Mand. 130.
..Google
iBil 33S
tsikel icide; iis-ikles (pi.) Qaw. gloss. 390; tsekeles via.
P. P. 11820.
iail, ASax. Jsel, isle (easle), „_favUla", prompt, pare.
266; isels (pi.) HalUw. diet. 949.
ipen, Olcel. idinii (assiduus).
ipenli (asiduoualy, met. Horn. 108; pr. consc. pre/. X.
iyen, ODutck ieven, ivin, hedera.
mn-W 9. 8. Wr. 181.
ivi, ASax. ifig, OHGerm. ebah, ivy, „hedera", prompt.
parv. 266; owl and night. 27; ivi, ive Wicl. gloss.; ive
Fum. p. XXXI, 358.
mberye Mand. 186.
ivilef Gow. conf. am. 2, 21; ChatK. C. t. 1846.
iw. ASax. if, eop, OHGerm. \v&, yew, „taxus", Wr.
voc. 91; 6w rei. amt 1, 7; Ckauc. C. t. 2925,
jadejOK/e, Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. 14818.
iagge, Gaei. eag? jag, prompt parv. 255.
jaggea jag; jagged (part.) HaUiw. did. 482; jaggid
liar. mir. pi. 193.
iakke, ODutck jacke, OFr. jaque, jack, coat, prompt.
parv. 256. "
iaugelin, Dutch jangelen, Opr. ia.ug\er, jangle, „gar-
rire, hlMterare", prompt, parv. 256; jangle vis. P. P. 1071;
jangli rel. ant. 2, 243; jangle (prea) Ckauc. G. t. 10534.
japin jest, tridc, „iUude)-e", prompt, parv. 257; japed
(pret) via. P. P. 593; (part) Ohauc. C. t. 1731; compos.
iogelin, OFr. jongler? Lat. joculari? see Die/s wh.
174, juggle, prompt, parv. 263; jogele vis. P. P. 8490.
jo gel our, OJ^r. jogleor, jugleor, [jongleur], SpoM.juglar,
juggler, via. P. P. 3935 ; Chauc. C. t. 7049; jogoleris (]A)
Mia. 835; jogulours Mand. 237; summe iuglurs beod J)et
ne kunnen serven of non oder gleo l)uten makien chores
& wrench en mis hore mud & schuleii mid hore &en
a. r. 210.
joggen, cmp. LGerm. jukeln (joggle), jog; joggep
(pres) Chauc. I. g.w. 2705; jogged (^pt-e(.J vis. P. P. 14192.
joie (ioie), OFr. joie, Ital. gioia, joy, a. r. 218; Fum.
p. IX, 206; Wr. spec. 76; (yoie) Eglam. 4.
jo in en (ioine), Fr. joindre, Ital. giugnere, j<«'n, Mor.
a. p. 2, 726 ; joine (pres.) Ckauc. r. r. 2355 ; joined (part)
via. P. P. 1157.
i.,GoogIf
334 jol
j61, from jowe? jow/, „caput**, prompt, pare. 264.
jornai, OFr. joTnee, Ital. ^orneAs^ journey. Tor. 1396;
joumei Mand. 57; jiimei Eglam. 230; (yumei) eii of
T. 961.
iowe, iouwe, OFr. jowe, jone, Prov. gauta, ItaL gota,
jaWf „Tna7idibula", prompt, parv. 265; (iowe) WicL gloss.;
joweB (pi.) Mand. 107,
iowel, OFr. jouel, Ital. gioiello, jewel, prompt, parv.
265; juwel a. s. Wr. 28U; iuel Mor. a. p. 1, 249.
juggen, OFr. jugier, jucier, Lat. jndicare, judge, a. r.
118; vis. P. P. 1196; jugge c. of I. 419; a. a. Wr. 3099;
Jugged (part.) Mand. 92.
kebben? kebbede fpret.) Skorek. ill.
kechel kickel (kideel), amcdi cake, Orm. 8662; kichel
Ckauc. C. t. 7329.
kei, ASax. caeg, caege, OFria. kei, kai, key, „ciavis",
prompt, parv. 269; kai «. s. Web. 1864; keie Wr. voc. 92;
Gow. conf. am. 1, 10; cr. P. P. 60; keie (keye) (dot.) cd
and night. 1555; lud. Cov. 31; ^acc^ Ckauc. C. t. 13147;
Zi(^^. m. p.
!; kei^e Shoreh. 47; keyes fpij BicA. 4147;
Mor. a. p. 2, 1438; keyes here (bearer) Wr. spec. 49;
kayes Percev. 2102; keyen Rob. Glouc. 186, 8.
keil, 0 Dutch kegel, OSGerm. chegil, ftei'/, cotmm; cailis
f^^^ rei. omt. 2, 224.
k§leii, -ASoar. c^lan, Oi^m.k61a, keel,eool, Orm. 19584;
kSlin prompt, parv. 270; keie Fum. p. XV, 102; Chauc.
C I. 775; Udg. tn. p. 31 ; an*. .<4»tA. /F, 6; Mar. mir. pt.
163; I. c. c G; kelep (pres.) Gow. conf. am. 2,360; kSled
(part.) rel. ant. 1, 53; see colien; compos, a-, ik€lea.
keiing keeling, Havel. Ihl ; rel. iint. 1, 85.
kemben, ASax. cembaii, OHGerm. chempen, kemb
(comb), a. r. 422*; kembe Ckauc. C. t. 3374; „keniiii
pectere", prompt.parv. 270 ; kemben (pres) vie, P. P. 5631 ;
kembed (pret) Mand. 24.
kembstere (kemster), ODutck kemstere, (female) com-
ber, Wr. voc. 194.
kernes, ASaa;. cemea, Lot. camisia, skirt? met. hom.
124; witbouten kirtele or kemse Rob. Br. 122, 14.
kempe, ASax. cempa, OFris. kempa, OSax. kempio
H. zeCtsckr. 5, 199, OHGerm. chempho, chempbio, from
camp, kemp, champion, pugii, pugnator, Kath 803; Orm.
3587; Will. gloss.; kem^&n (pi.) Mark. 1 ; kempen (kempes)
.L.oo.^lc
ken 335
La^. 463; tempee Perceu. 47 ; Cheat.pl. 1,269; kempene
(gen. pi.) a. r. 196.
ken, Olcel. kEeon? knowing? beo nil ken Katk. 2070;
|m art ken (iken) 2254.
kene, ASax.c^aa, OHOenn. chnoner, keen, sharp, hold,
Lot,. 3120; Katk. 1932; a. r. 140; Orm. 16139; owl and
ni^/tl. 1703; Fum. p. XX I, 149; c. o/?. 1248; Wr.spec.llQ;
Mand. 173; Eglam. 1248; Tor. 2710; ant. Arth. XLVII,
Z; 8. a. c. XVII; kenre (compar.) Kath. 1953; kenuest
(mperl.) La^. 22652.
k€nliche keenly, Lar,. 1573; rd. ata. 1, 172; k^neliche
KatK 2240; keneli Mor. a. p. 2, 945; Vka\akeaiB (mpai.)
Laz- 25429.
keanen, ASax. ceanan ^nonatrare, confiteri) Grein'a
gloss., OFris. kenna (noacere), Olcel. kenna (noscere, docere),
OSax. (ant) kennian (noacere), OHQerm. (ar-, bi) chennau,
from caji, leen, know, recogniae, perceive, tell, teach, ahow,
La^. 6639; kenne Gow. conf. am. 1, 204; Fercev. 407;
Triam. 506; kenne me ... on Crist to bileve via. P. P.
621; and paim pe wai til hevin kenne met. horn. 3; We
and kenne 85; ^e kennid ... & cMed KcUh. 1347; pe
kenned & cnftped 2096; heo kennep us care Wr. p. a.
159; kende (pret) Brand. 2; Mar. mir. pi. 162; & pfts
word kende La^. 32066; pe meiden him answerede ase
pe ansel hire kende Nick. thes. 1, 226; in pe face pe
knigbte scho see and keade an oon pat (hit) was he s. s.
Wr. 2875; kend (part) Wr.spec. 25; sacram. 15; compos.
a-, hi-, ikennen.
ken n en, ASax. cennan, OHGerm. (ki)chennaii (gi-
gnere), Jrom Sanscr. JT^C, Lat. gen(ui, -itua), get with
child, beget : & moni enne hende wimmon purh heore crsefte
(heo) kenned an kn La^. 15811; kenned (part) Orm.
19268; pat porgh pe holi gostes might kenned was rel.
ant. 1, 160; compos, a-, i-, ofkennen.
kep (keep) keep, heed, care, Wr. spec. 103; Chauc.
C. t. 2690; lud. Cov. 276; koep (— kop?) Wr. an. lit.
90; k^pe-SAoreA. 12; Ooio.conf.am. 3,187; pr. conac. 381.
kSpeo, ASax. cepan, cjpan (obaervare, tenere) Ettm.
lex., ODuteh kepen (servare, tenere) Kit. diet., keep, watch,
observe, await, receive, a. r. 332; via. P. P. 1946; MaTid.
252; whfer he mihte pene kasisere iwisliche kgpen L03.
26184; per heo wolden k6pen (woii) 26937; swaheowulled
..L.oo^^lc
336 k£pere
k6pe (the other tfxt has ao hii wollel) habbe) ure childre
to l^sle 5316; k^pin „aervare", prompt, part). 272; tfipe
Wr. spec. 35; Mand. 52; (keepe) Chauc. C. t. 130; & tu
schalt ... to cartcume ... & kinemede kepa Kath. 399;
ta k^pe him when he doun sal come pr. conae. 5029; na
kfip (care) ich nApt (nost) Marh. 16; awl wnd night. 154,
of pe ne kSpe 1 no3t Bet. 998; copnid & kfiped hpoch
Are is kempe to overcumeii oder S.ath. 802; gode ^eme
kSpep (takes) Shoreh. 11; kgpte (kepte?) (pret.) Lay
27714; Chauc. C. t. 514; & god ne kepte noht of (lat
Orm. 3114; he ne kipte of hSm non hure Fum. p. IX,
64; pe ontful(l)e ne k^pten nout (would not like) pat me
dealede of hore gode a, r. 248; mi bede kepid has he
„orationem meam aduumpsit", p». 6, 10; kgpt Mand. 6;
compos, ik^pen.
kepere keeper, vis. P. P. 7675; Gow. con/, am. 3, 175;
kepare prompt, parv. 272.
Iter, Oleel. kiarr, kiorr (krat, virgidtam), Dan. kjser,
Swed. kajrr (palus), car, marsh, fen, prompt, parv. 272;
kerres (pi) Rob. Br. M. 3,. 414; compos, alderker.
? kerlok, ASasc. cerlic, cyrlic (rapum silvestre), tAarlock
(carlock, kerlack), „rapiatrum", Halliu). diet. 492; carlok
„erBca", Wr. voc. 266; prompt, parv. 62.
kerven, ASax. ceorfan, ODutch kerven, OFris. kerra,
carve, secare, Horn 241 ; keryin „scindere, sculpere", prompt.
parv. 273; kerve vis. P. P. 4004; Chaue. C. t. 10472;
Mor. a. p. 2, 1104; kervis (pres) ant Arth. XXXXVII,
5; kerve (imperat) I. c. c. 6; kerved Zaj. 5864; keorvinde
(part) a. r. 250; karf (pret) Alis. 3629; carf Chauc.
C. t. 100; s. s. Wr. 3011 ; cserf Log. 4012; kerf a. r. 398;
corven chroti. Engl. 757 1 karve (aubju.nct) a. r. 384; corve
Fum. p. XVIII, 50; corven (part) Chauc. C. t. 2698;
corvin Eglam. 279; corraa prompt, parv. 94; ikorven a. r.
424; compos, for-, tokerven.
kerver carver, Chauc. C. t. 1901; kerveres (pi) vis.
P. P. 5967.
ket, Olcel. kiot Fritzner's ordb., kel (kit), flesh, rel.
ant. 1, 218.
k^te (k&t?) keen, Jiercef as A king k4te (r. w. 8§te) ret
ant. 2, 9 ; of pe sonne . . . pe leomea beop so kete (r. w.
hSte) Wr. treat. 138; and wormes per hep kete (r. w.
%h.^\jeim.Digb. 86 /. 127 6, quoted by Madden, W'M.gloss.
kevii 337
231; kdte lordes Hartak. ma. t. 272 (Will. 13/
ketii holdly? W^L gloss.
kevil, Olcel. kefli, kafli (bac^vm), ODutckc&vel (sors)
Maerl. rb. gloss., kevel (eaveJ), ^caviua"*, prompt, parv. 274 j
pa. 31, 9; keviles atickaf Bob. Br. M. 3, 396; keveles
(hts) did pa,i caste Perceo. 1426.
kex ieu (kix), vis. P. P. 11804; kix „C(dafnua*', prompt,
parv. 277.
kid, 07ce2. kid, kid, „hoedua", prompt pant. 274; kide
^ehevreau", rel. ant. 2, 80; Orm. 7804; Chauc. C. t 8260.
kid kid, „fascis", prompt, parv. 274.
kid?
kid-, kidenSre kidney, Wid. gloss.; kidenei? Wr. voc. 149.
kigge hedge, lively, prompt, parv. 274.
kiken (kike) kick, Wicl. gloss.; kikide (pret.) {bid.
klken, LGerm. kiken pr^. keik, k€k, Dutch kijken;
Swed. kika, look, (pres.) Ckauc C. t. 3839.
kikir „tentigo^, Wr. voc. 186 & 246.
kile, Olcel kjli, wfcer, Wr. voc. 224; kiles (pL) rel.
am. 1, 53.
kime, omp. LGerm.kam(t (aeger), MHGerm, i^m (id.),
kime, wretcht pe silli klme pi. t. 643.
kimen, LGerm. kihaen (querij, OHGerm. chiTaa,n(id.)f
he faintf iidniBi (paH.) kimed, £atA. 1298; compos, aidmsa,
bik^en.
kimliD, from ASax. comb? hiirdin, tub, prompt, para.
274; kemlin Ckauc. G. t. 3548.
kinch kench (kinch, kink), twist, Wr. voc. 229.
kindlen, cmp. Olcel. kynda, MHGerm. kiinten, kindle,
Orm. 13442; kindlin prompt, parv. 275; kindle Chaw:.
0. t. 13896; kiadifs (pres.) Percev. 756; kindled (paH)
Mand. 70; kindeld pr. consc. 6603.
kine, ASax. cine, cyne (vir iiobUis, rex).
kinebern king's son, Mark. 4, 11; kine-bearn Iat^. 199.
kineburh royid castle, Kalh. 1883.
kinedom realm, Kath. 1472; a. r. 322; Orm. 2227; Rob.
Olowc. 507, 12; rel. ant. 2, 226.
kineserde royal yard, sceptre, Orm. 8182.
kinefich royM: fijie kineliche bnrh La'^. 14130.
kinelond royal land, La-^. 2523.
kineiTche realm, Kath. 182; Orm. 2236; c. of I. 1416;
Wr. p. s. 215.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
SSe king
kinering (nkine ring") royal ring, Kath. 409.
kinestete royal seat, Orm. 222 i.
kinesUil royal alool, LaT,. 4517,
kinepurde worthy of a king, JTotA. 667; kineworpe o.ofl.li.
king,.4jSaa;.cin(in)g, cyn(in)g, OFris. kini(n)g, kem(n)g,
OSax. cuning, OHGerm. chuni(n)g, OIceL kon(ua)gr, king,
Kath. 27i a. r. 138; kinges (gen.) Bek. 203; kinge (dot.)
Kath. 1307; kingea (n&m. pi.) 226; kinge (gen. pi) Orm.
3588; kingene La^. 21609; via. P. P. 669.
kingdom kingdom, Mand. 40; vis. P. P. 4806; rd. ant
1, 22; pr. consc 8788; met horn. 96.
kingli kingly, Lidg. m. p. 20.
kingrtche realm, Alit. 5981; via. P. P. 250; kingrike pr.
conac. 5780.
kinkea, ODutch kinken (anhelare), cmp. ASacc. cin-
cuDg (cachinnatio) Lye'a diet, kink, pant: i laghe pat i
kinke Town, myst 309 (Mar. mir. pi. 179^; pe Cristene
kenchen Kath. 2042.
kip, ODutch kip (decipvla)f
kiptre well-aweep, „telo", prompt, parv. 276.
kippin, ODutch kippen, Olcel. kippa, kip (kep), „ra-
pere", prompt, parv. 276; kippe Havel. 894; 1 kippe ant
cacche Wr. p. s. 152; he kjppis Mar. mir. pi. 128; (pai)
kippe Mor. a. p. S, 1510; lupte heore longe knives Boh.
Glouc. 125, 15.
kite, JBax. cyta (huteo) Wr. voc. 29 & 63, kAe, „mU-
vua", Wr. voc. 177; Chauc. C. t. 10938; rel, atA. 2, 19;
dep. of E. 13, 22; like to kites (printed tokites) HaUito.
diet. 879.
k i t e 1 e n , ASax. citelian, ODutch kitelen, ketelen,
OHGerm. chizilon, kiule, tickle.
kitelinge, ASax. citelung {?), OHGerm. ctuzelinge,
tickling, Halliw. diet. 496.
kitling kitling, „catellua", prompt, parv. 277.
kitt(e), ODutch kitte (obba), kit, patl, Wr. voc. 217.
1&, ASax. lA, lo, Orm. 741; owl and night. 1541; 16
Kath. 2458; a. r. 168 & 278; Wicl. John 7; (loo) Lidg.
m. p. 145.
labben, ODutch labben, Uab; labbing (part.) Chauc
C. t. 10302.
I a c c h e (latche, lahche) 2atoA, „peaaulua'*, prompt,
parv. 283.
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laccben 339
lacchen, ^Saa. Iseccan, latck, take, Orm. 12300; lacche
owl and night. 1055; wis. P. P. 3184; lecche (pres. suhj.)
a. r. 164*; lahte (-prei.) 102*; H<m>. 249; lahte fit his
timge Mark. 9; laughte vis. P. P. 12732; laii3te dep. of
R. 13, 20; laht (part.) Ortn. 11621; laght Iw. 3622;
iaught Alia. 685; lacched Roh. Br. 120, 24; latcliid (lab-
chid) „arreptus", prompt, parv. 284; compos, ilacchen.
lad, ASax. hlffld, Olcel. hlafl, from laden, hauatus: ^
loden alle t^inoe lad of his godoesses pelle Orm. 19313.
Ud? ASax. (ge)iad? load? lades (lodes) mon, Germ.
geleits maun, loads-man, La^. 6245; lodes mon Mor. a. p.
3, 179.
ladde lad, prompt, parv. 283; Wr. spec. Ill; Mor.
a. p. 2, 36; dep. of B. 19,24; (dat.) Wr. p. s. 239; laddes
(t^.) Eavel890; Alia. 1189; wis. P. P. 13022; Iw. 2266.
I add re, ASax. hlteder, OFris. hleder, ODvtch ladder,
leader, OHGerm. (h)leitra, ladder, Shoreh. 3; (acs.) c. of
I. 915; vis. P. P. 16683; leddir Wr. voc. 225; leddere
prompt, parv. 293; leddre (dat.) a. r. 354.
14de, ASax. \ki. l&du(?), Olcel. laid, OEOerm. leita,
leiti, from liden? lode (load), iter, ductus, onus: ilc ftn
sholde [>rinne \kc hahben {>ip him o l&de Orm. 3455;
he pile fol^hen aj pat ilke steomea lade 2140; of maiii
smale comee ee m4d til A bore bak & mikel IkAe'pr. consc.
3421; lode Yocc^ a. r. 268; Trial. 1, 39; Tor. 1676;
(loode) Chauc. C. t. 2920; ^'f^^'^Q vectara, vehicidum",
prompt, parv. 310; compos, liflade.
16d-cniht Lot,. 25729.
Iflde (loode)-eterre, ODufch leid-aterre, MaTid. 1 80 ; Chauc.
C. t. 2061.
ladel, ASax. hladle, ladle, vis. P. P. 13514; Chauc.
C. t. 2022.
laden {\&Aii\), ASax. OSax.hl&dan, OHGerm.(h)iada.ri,
Olcel. hlada, lade, prompt, parv. 283; lade Horn 1409;
ladep (imper) Orm. 14044; loden (pret) 19313; laden
(part.) 14054; Rick. 1389; lade Mor. a. p. 1, 1145.
laecb? lookf Ifecbes (pi.) Xaj. 1884; IScbes owl and
nigkt. 1138.
laeche, ASax. Ifece (medicus, himdo), Goth, lekeia,
OFris. IStza (medvnts), ODutch laeke (kirudo), OHGerm.
licbi, leech, Orm. 19354; ISche y,mediotis, kirudo", prompt,
parv. 291; a. r. 178; Wr. spec. 92; Skoreh. 36 & 53;
..L.oo^^lc
340 laocha
m, P. P. 14531; M<md. 199; Chauo. C. t. 11984; a. »,
WV. 446; m. Arth. P. 200; Ifehea (^i^; ^«n». p. J(^F, 190.
liechecraft leech-craft, Orm. 1869; Uecbecreeft Laz- 7610;
Ifichecraft a. r. 178 i Jw. 2736.
Icechedsm medicine, Orm. 1851.
laeche (16che), Olcel. -leiki = leikr? ccmpos. cn&we-
ledie.
laechen cure, AesI, Orm. 1856; leecbe CAauc (ir, 854 ;
liache (ISche) i'W-n. p. VIII, 162; Ifiched (pret.) via. P. P.
11028; Iroched (part) Orm. 17227.
laechen, ASaas. I^can pre(. Icehte (satire, IvAere), from
l&k; compos, cn&we-, cM-, nSh-, rihtlsechen.
laecnien (l&men), ASaa. Ifficnian, Ificnian, Oled. Uekna,
Goth. ISkinon, OHQerm. l&chenon, cure, heal, a. r, 330;
Kohnie L03. 16589*.
laed (16d)? compos, unlsd.
laeden, IMen, .^Soai. ladan, Oi^m. I^da^ OSa;);. Indian,
0/(»2. leida, OHGerm. Jeitan, from ULda, 2ea<^ t2««ere, iiia^.
1000*6; 10322; Ifiden a, r. 78; Om. 938; «. a. WV. 1636;
god Uf ISden F«w. p. VIII, 62; 16de ma P. P. 11602;
Tor. 1061; leaded (pres.) Kath. 261; Isedde (ladde) (prO.)
Lay 584; IMde (ledde?) a. r. 160; Oroi. 3204; Goto,
co^. am. 2, 374; leadde Katk. 1592; ladde £e&. 887;
Alia. 148£; (^Aauc C. i. 2277; ladden reJ. anl. 1, 129;
led (part) Orm. 6359; lad i>i«. P. P. 6186; Mand. 14;
compoB. at-, for-, ilseden.
lidere, JjS<kb. Itedere, ^odcf, »w. P. P. 775; IMare
prompt, parv. 292.
lading, Germ, leitung, leading, pr. consc. 4217.
laene, Af^ax. bene (mwiiio datus, transitorius, futiUs,
vUit, macer), OSax. l^hoi, lean, La^. 19436; l^ne rd. ant
1, 211; Fum. p. XIII, 358; Ckauc C. (.593; Hardw.
poem S4,6; (leene) via. P. P. 246; Lidg. m. p. 132; Une,
leane a. r. 118 & 368.
ISnin, ASax. \aaia,Ti(?), „macerare", prompt, parv. 296.
la en en (l£nen), ASax. Itenan, OFria. I6na, OSGerm.
IShanon, from Ifine, leu (lend), commodare, a. r. 248 ; Orm.
16795; cr. P. P. 1477; ht mihte he leanen (14aen) lif
t6 pe deade Kath. 1086; lene Jw. 737; (leene) Triam.
683; (leine) Mar. mir. pi. 116; Use wordea pa me Ifinst
(pres.) owl CTwd n^Ai. 756; laene (avhj) iaj. 4383; 16ne
(imperat.) Degree. 1539; l€ne me youre hand Chauc,
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leenere 341
C (. 3084; 16nde (pret.) Pum. p. VIII, 61 ; Bek. 775;
!«ned (part.) Orm. 6159; Ifind rd. ant J, 113; Iflnt tw.
P. P. 8983 ; compos, a-, ilienen.
leenere lender, Wicl. gloss.
IdnneBse ^nnesa, j)n>»i|rf. jwry. 296.
laere (14re), J.Sikc (ge)lsBre(?) Somn. diet., 08aa!.]&n,
MSGerm. here, OSQerm, Ifirer, leer (learj, vacuus, inatUs,
owl and night. 1526; Bob. Glouc. 81, 1; compos, ileer.
laeren, ASeix. lierasi (docere), OSax. Ifirian ^t- e(. Idrde,
OFris. Ifira, OHQerm. l^ran; ISrraii, ODtOch Igren (tiocere,
discere), Olcel. Isera, GofA. laiajan (Socerc), lear, docere,
Orm. 6139; leren a. r. 64; 16re Bo6. Gimo. 67, 8; «w.
P. P. 12630; CAaiiC. Tfoti. 5110; Perces. 232: Igrin
„docere, discere'^, prompt, parv. 298; l^re jw. consc 155
& 5874; discere, s. a. Wr. 131; and ISred prSates lore
reJ. oKf. 1, 211; & pene king Iserde (preL) La'^. 7458;
Hrde Fum. p. VIII, 154; lerdest owl and night. 1081;
14rdeE.ffa(A. 470; Igred (part.) Chauc. C. t. 13698; Octov,
1715; mef. Horn. 2; compos, i^ren.
Idrare, OHQerm.]^n, Goth. hdwxeis, teacher, prompt,
parv. 297.
1 a e 3 1 (lest), ASax. Iffist, Iftst fveat^um, forma), OHQerm.
teiat (forma), Goth, laiats (rzvoc), Ia«(, forma, Wr. voc.
181; (ISste?) ortwipt, ^oru. 298; lAst Wr. voc. 1«6; lestes
(pi) Fum. p. XXXIV, 13.
laesten (listen, l^stin), A8aa:. Ifestan, OSaa;. ISstian,
OFris. l^sta, lAsta, OSGerm.\ei3ton, 0o(A. laistjan (JSciuxuv),
Zaa*, exsequi, praestare, durare, mjinere, prompt, parv. 299;
cr. P. P. 1697; pat mai to hevene ISste Shoreh. 8; in
Btmne ISste c. of I. 1068; l&sten (lasten?) Katk. 279;
Orm. 8649; WV. spec. 49; (Jow. con/, ont. 3, 239; laBsted
(pres) La'T,. 1959; l&ted a. r. 20; leasted Mark. 5, 2;
pei listen noght pat pei behoten Mand. 252; 14ste (pret.)
Boh. Glouc. 9, 19; lasted (part) Mand. 10; compos.
laet, liete? ASax. (ge)lEet6 (?), ODutch laet (gestus),
Olcd. l&t, lieti (gestus, sonitus), OHGerm. l£z (retniuio,
junctura, spatium), leet (let, lat), look, sound; \ki met. horn.
128; pe lot of pe windes Mor. a. p. 3, 161; oUttefdat)
& hue 1, 895; l^te otcl and night. 35; man haldep hem
for gode men for pesre gode late Orm. 1213; Ifites (pi.)
LaT,. 1195; Kath. 105; a. r. 90; pid luvelicbe IktesMarh.
:,GOOgIf
342 laeten
14; pe l&tes of pe foules Alex. Stevens. 149; lAtis larnnh.
130; veie (fiw. weien) Iseten (dat pi.) La^. 15509; com-
pos, i-, in-, fitlffit (-Isete).
laeten, ASax. laBtan preL let (ainere), OFrU. l&tA(id.),
Goth. IStan pret lailot {lav, titptivat), OSax. I&tan (sinere,
miitere), ODuich laeten (sinere, mUtere, ae gerere, videri),
Olcel. 14ta (ponere, sinere, facere, dicere, ae praebere, se
gerere), OHOerm. l&zan (sinere, permittere, dimiitere), see
Gr. gram. 2, 75, leet (let), sinere, ponere, mittere, relinq^uere,
putare, se gerere, La^. 8612 ; & Iseteii pel of opre men
Orm. 7527; Mten Oow. conf. am. 2, 369; peoa . . . \}&oS
aJle ine freo wille to doiine oder to leteti a, r. 8; pat
oder pu most 14ten 102; leten to wel of hire aulven 176;
l^te, leote Kath. 944 & 1475; lete vis. P. P. 2464; and
ISte him stiUe in his prisoun dwelle Ckauc. C. t. 1337;
he hap l^ye Ms firste wif to Ifite 8621 ; hir lif sch6 moste
lete 12451; lfi.te 4407; latin (laatin) prompt, parv. 288;
IMe Mand. 11; 12.te him inne Percev. 966; his fel he der
l^ted (pres) rel. ant. 1, 211; he ne ISt him nout blod
a. r. 112, 17; al pat men aein he leet it soop vis. P. P.
9967; latep modili^ Orm. 1336; Utes pr. conac. 1567;
Iffite (flwtj'^ Fum. p. VIIT, 170; l^t (imper) owl and night.
258; via. P. P. 1502; Ifited writen a. r. 42; let (pret)
Bek. 451 ; & 16t it eornen Orm. 1336 ; & let lihtii^ pajrofe
16517; sho 14t als sho him nogfat had sen Iw. ]809
leet Chauc. C. t. 128; and leet light of pe lawe vie. P. P.
4132; (lete) Trist. 2, 3; Percev. 966; [lette La^. 432
Kath. 792; a. r. 54]; 14ten Brand. 5; Alia. 3278; Rich.
3305; pe lutel leten of godes bode Fum. p. VIII, 131;
leten (part) rel ant. 2, 273; lete Chauc. C. t. 4344:
for a Imight 1 mai b5 lete Percev. 803; laten Iw. 2423.
s. a. Wr. 1811; Uoh. Br. 61, 18; compos, for-, inlaeten.
laeven, ^Saa:. Isefan, OFri!s. leva, O/cet leifa, OHGerm.
leiben, Goth, (bi)laibjan, from lave, leave, relinmiere, re-
liguum esae, manere, La^, 994; leven via. P. P. 9749;
Gow. conf. am. 1, 86; leevin prompt, parv. 301; pat he
ne mi3te leve per Befc. 1246; leaven iTafA. 429; o. nl62;
pat tffir I6fep (prea) Orm. 8664; leve (auhj) Degrev. 933;
lef (imperat.) a. r. 102; lefte (pret) Chauc. C. t. 510;
for love lafte pei lordshipe vis. P. P. 14426; i lafte wip
mi lord 1751; lasfden La^. 3909; Ifived (part) Min. 3;
compos, hi-, for-, ilseven.
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laeped 34 3
laefed, ASax. laiysA, lewd, „laicus,ignaru3",0rm.8iG;
Bek. 378; lewed Mand. 164; Ckauc. 0. t. 576; Octov.
1715; I6ud prompt, parv. 301; Aud.l8; l&vsd met.hom.6.
ISudneese lewdness, „ignorantia", prompt, parv. 301.
Uf, ^5aa:. hM, Goth, hlaibs, OJceZ. hleifr, OHGerm.
leib, ioa/, Orm, 1474; lof (\aof) pr<ympt. parv. 310; Braiid.
13; Trist 1, 35; ia,ve3 (>Z^ La7,.227&l ; lovea WiW. ,/oAm 6.
lammesso, ASax. hlammEesse, hl4fm£esse, lammaa, prompt,
parv. 283.
Ififerd, ASax. hIS,rord; lord, Orm. 42 ; l&verd owl oTid night.
967; pr. conac. 416; liverd, Iseverd Xaj. 268 & 19175;
Ihoaverd H. seitschr. 11, 298; loverd a. r. 2; Bek. 490;
lord vis. P. P. 204; Mand. 3; CAawc. C. t 839.
l&ferddom dominatus, Orm. 11851.
lordscLipe lordship, c. of I. 142; Mand. 9.
l&ferding lording; IMerdinges (pi-) Orm. 918; 16rdii]ges
cr. P. P. 1214.
laverdling it?.; loverdlinges (pi.) Beh 524.
lordllch lordly, vis. P. P. 8622.
Ufdis (lafdij?), ASax. hlsefdige, /a%, Orm. 2156; lafdi
.ffafA. 88; l^vedi owl and night. 957; rd. ant. \, 102;
JirMwifc. 106; Iffifdi (leafdi) La^. 19277; Ufdi, leafdi a. r.
4 & 38;. ladi Mand. 86; CAawc C. t. 88; T^r. apec.113;
la-yedies (pi) a. r. 62*.
lefdischipe ladyship, a. r. 108.
laje? compos, in-, fit-, widerla^e.
la^e, ABax. lagu, iow, ias- 6312 ; owl and night. 967;
Shoreh. 50; la^he 0?-m. 2376; laghe chron. Engl. 104;
pr. consc. 2163; Mar. mir. pi. 175; lawe Bek. 300; via.
P. P. 1679; i. of T. 387; fadir in lawe „jMcer", prompt,
parv. 145; lane .4wd. 39; lauh .Ko6. Br. 340, 14; la^?
(lase) (pi) Fum. p. VIII, 156 (Bick. thes. 1, 223;;
lahea Kath. 320; lawan Laj. 1167; c. of I. 167.
lasheboc Orm. 1953.
lawe-breche JreacA »/ law, Wicl. gloss.
lasellche legitime, rel. ant. 1, 131; la3liellke Orm. 2374.
lase, ASax. OSax. lagu, Olcel. liigr, ioy, teie; laie,
leye Halliw. diet 502 & 517; lai Gow. conf. am. 2, 5;
lauen (r. w. slawen) (dal. pi) Alis. 3856.
leiyen (lajefen) -ta^. 22835; leiveE? (printed leinen)
Mark. 14, 11; leieveane (dat) a. r. 328.
leimore a. r. 328*.
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344 lajere
latere (lavere) lawyer, prompt, parv. 290; lawiere
vis. P. P. 4587.
Uh, ASasc. l&h (?), Olcd. l&gr, ODutch laeg, l&eg,
OFris. 16g, low, Orm. 1B246; gr. 16; Iflih (lot) £03. 986j
I03 Bek. 1783; Wr. spec. 73;.8koreh. 145; a 16gli vii.
P. P. 7897; bi loogh iciow, Jlfor. a. p. 2, 116; 16ali a. r.
140; law i/in, 20; Ealliw. nug. poet. 17; low Wr. treat.
136; pe l&3he leod Orm. 9319; 1^36 (adv.) owl and night.
1454; Ikhe Mark. 12,31; Mwe £^323; IShre (<;i»n^rat)
Orm. 2664; ISwure a. »-. 380; Wshest (tuperlat.) Orm.
15247; laheste Mark. 14, 34.
16311 lowly, Mor. a. p. 2, 614; lowli Chauc. C. t. 99.
16uhiiesse lovmess, a. r. 278; lownesse prmnpt. parv. 314.
143hen, ODutch leegen, low, lower, Orm. 2639; lowin
prompt, parv. 315; lowe^ (pres.) Gow. conf. am. 3, 295;
pe sonne lowep Alis. 5746 ; Uwes pr. cotuc. 8505 ; 1636
Pe Shoreh. 107; ISwudest (prrt^ a. r. 190; 163ed (part.)
Mor. a. p. 2, 1650.
lah?
labtoim, ASax. leahtan Wr. voc. 285, lehtaa B01U. ev.
glott; laighton, garden, rel. ant. 1, 264.
lahen? laugh; 16h, ASax. OSax. Goth, hloh, Olcel.
hia, (pret) La'T,. 25980; Wr. «wc. 28; I003, I6W3 Wid.
gloat. 26; logh Eglam. 948; Triam. 1558; Octa». 988;
16u3Bci.710; lough vis. P.P.13880; Chauc C. t. 14876;
8. e. Wr. 3154; Triat. 3, 52; 16u rel. ant 2, 272; 16h3en
(lowen) La^. 23987; 16we ^sii^^ Fum. p. XVIII, 46;
lavhen, OSax. tUagan, (part) Chauc. 0. l. 3853; compos.
bilalten.
lahien? ASax. hlehben, blybhen, hlihben, OHOerm.
(li)Iahheii (lachen), QoOi. bkbjan, Oleel. blsegja, laugh
(laigh); lahen (lahhe) Marh. 14, 32; lahshen Orm. 8142;
laghe Eglam. 522; ant, Arth. XXXIV, 4; laugben tnii.
P.P.2113; Chauc. C. t. 6425; lauhwen a.r.200; lau3we
Fum. p. XXVIII, 3; lawhio prompt, parv. 290; lajhen,
leijeii Wid. gloss. 26; lehjen, lihsen (lah3e) £03. 22419
& 23717; leighe iJi'cA. 3451; lishe, llho Rob. Glouc. 93,
3 & 101, 19; ligh(e) Gow. conf. am. 2, 25i; lnhinds (part)
Kath. 1556; la^ioge Fum. p. IX, 72; lauhwed (lihes.
Used) (pres.) a. r. 198; laghes pi*, consc. 1092; la3ed
(pret) Mor. a. p. 2, 653; leisede Wid. gloss..
1 a gh t e r , ASax. hleahtor, OHGerm. hlahtar, Olcel.
lai 345
Iil&tr, lawjlder, pr. came. 1451; laghtitr Triam. 1558;
laughter Gkauc. Troil. 2261; leihter Wr. voc. 93; lahtre
(leahtre) (dot.) Katk. 2326; lehtre (lihtre) L03. 3045;
leihtre (ace.) a. r 212. ,
lai, OFr. lai, Lat. la'icus, lay.
laifeo Bele. 556.
lair, Olcd. leir, lair, clay, HalUw. diet. 502.
laiten (laita), OIcel.leitB,(^iiaerere), cmp. A8aa>. ylktian
(irUueri), Golh. Tlaitou (nepipXficeodai), latt, look for, aeek,
Iw. 237; Trist. 3, 69; Fercev. 255; lesten Orm. 3457;
laites (pres.) pr. conso. 7535; laitand (pres. part.) pa. 23,
6; laited (pret. part) Mor. a. p. 2, 1768.
lak, ODvtck lak, lake (defectus, vitium, vituperium),
lack, „defeotua'^, prompt, pan. 285; Rob. Glouc. 412, 15;
lAdg. m. p. 1^8; lac of met Hick. thes. 1, 231; lake Octoo.
1394; 8. 8. Wr. 3146; wipoute lake Shoreh. 146; lakeft
(„lakkes") (pl.J via. P. P. 6146.
laijEs laddess, P. P. p. 544.
l&k (l&c), A8ax, 1^ (ludtit, mutius, sacrificinmj, Ooth.
laiks (xopoc)) Olcel. leikr (Indus), OHGerm. leich (modus),
sacri^e, present, Orm. 1062; Uc (16c) ^(13. 17748; lutel
16c (Iftc) is gode I^f Fwrre. p. VIII, 37; preo kinges . . .
16k him bro^te XIX, 128; laik laik, play, WUl. gloas.;
via. P. P. 9388; sinful laik met. horn. 58; brohten to like
Katk. 63; lokea (lakes) (pi) preaenta, a. r. 152; laike8
playa, Mln. 10; Percev. 1704; ant. Artk. XLII, 5; lejkes
Orm. 2166; compos, cair-, dusi-, feir-, fSr-^ fiht^, freo-,
god-, idel-, love-, meok-, reaf-, schend-, siker-, wedlak
(-laik).
lake, ASax. lacu(?), Iac(?), ODvich lak, Olcel. Isekr,
OEGerm. lacha, lake, pool, prompt, parv. 282; lak Mor.
a. p. 2, 438; pen lac (lake) ?acc.) Lai,. 1280; lake Mark.
14, 11; (dot.) Fum. p. XXV, 162; Mopes 337; Gkauc.
O. t. 5851; ii%. m. p. 153; iuii. Coo. 309, 350 & 387.
lake, 08ax. lacan, ODutak laken, OHGerm. lachan,
iiMW*, ffaliiw. rfwf. 502; Gkauc. C. t. 15267.
laken, ASax. IS-cau, GoM. laikan, OJcei, leika, spring,
leap: Ardur him Isec (the other text has leop) to La'^.
21269; hit Uec toward hirede folc uniniet« 2S522.
lakien (lakkin), OFria. lakia (impugnare), ODutck
lakeil (vituperare, deficere), from lak, lack, deficere, „vitw-
perare", prompt, parv. 285; lakke Mand. 214; s. a. c
..L.oo^^lc
346 I£Lkien
.Y VIH, 1 ; t6 lakke his chaffare vis. P. P. 27 3G; Mm sholde
lakke no llflcde 7147 ; lakes (pres.) pr. consc. 797 ; lakede
(„lakkede") (pret.) Chauc. C. t. 758.
Iftkien (Uken), MHGerm. leichen? from lik? lake
(laik), sacrifice, Orm. 973; I4ke play. Mar. mir, pi. 139;
whan pai wil km man Uke (deceive) s. a. Web. 1212; laike
via. P. F. 341; lesken Orm. 12044; laikez Mor. a. p. 2,
872 ; P&, pr§ kingea lAkeden (presented) Crist mp prinne
kinne Idkes Orm. 7430; laiked (pret) played, WilL gloss.
232; Gaio. glass. 392; laikid met. horn. 71.
lam? A8ax. lama, OSax. lamo, Olcel. lami, OFris.
lam, lom, loma, OBGerm. lamer, lame, ps. 108, 23; lame
owl and nigU. 1730; Wr. an. lit. 7; Lidg. m. p. 225;
lome Zaj. 30777.
l&m, ASax. 14m, ODvtch leem, OHOerm. leim, Zoam,
£atA. 991; md. Aom. 1; Ifljne SaUita, nug. poet. 39; j)r.
C[>ndc Mofea 272.
Iamb, ASax. OSax. Olcel. Goth. OSGerm. lamb, lamb
(lomb), Chauc. C. t. 4979; met. horn. 45; (lam) Mar. mir.
pi. 150; lombMarh. 12, 22; a. r. 304; Afand. 264; lambre
(>(;) Orrni. 13329; lambren vis. P. P. 10034; Wicl. John
21; X%. JM. p. 169.
lamien (lamin), J.Sax. lemian, OHGerm. lemen, Olcd.
lemja (percuiere, frangere), lame (lam), prompt, parv. 286;
lamed (part) Bob. Br. M. 3, 309; compos, alamien,
lampe, Fr. lampe, lamp, Mark. 20, 21 ; lampen (pi)
Film. p. XIII, 121.
lane? ASax. l^n, OFris. len, Olcel. lan, OHGerm.
Ifehan, loan; lone proiupt. parv. 312; reZ. aiU. 1, 113;
^mo<Z. floia. XXXVUI, 10; lAne ('rfoi^ ^aiiiw. diet. 504;
i^MTO. p. ZFJi, 479; Gow. conf. am. 2, 284; Ckauc. C. t.
7443; lone (ace) a. r. 208; (toone) vis. P. P. 14498.
land, ASax. OFris. land, lend, OSax. Olcel. Goth.
land, OHGerm. lant, land, ian<i ('iond;, Owi. 7092; Iw.
1023; pr. cowsc. 1404; met. horn. 98; land, lond Ckauc.
C. t. 194 & 2377; lond prompt, parv. 312; iTofA- 49;
o. r. 208; oicl and nigkf. 997; Bob. Glouc. 472, 17; m.
P.P. 251; Mand. 6; pat lond iaj. 74; la,a(ie (d ^t-) Percev.
208; c. o/ I. 554; londe ifw, o. p. 1,936; comp ^. 6iland.
londfolc La-T^. 30930; owl and nigkt. 1156.
londtilie £03. 14850.
londuvel a, r. 360.
=dbvGoogIe
laodieii 347
laiidieit, A8ax.\andia,a,land; londe „appello, applico",
prompt, parv. 312; landed (part.) laumh. 231.
lane, OFria. lane, lone, ODutch l&eu, lane, prompt. parv.
286; Rich. 4373; pr. consc. 8919; lone Mor. a. p. 1, 1065;
lanes (pi.) Wr. voc. 165; vis. P. F. 1314; Chauc. C. t.
12536.
lang, ASax. OFrU. laog, long, OSaa:. lang, 0/crf.
langr, OHGerm. langer, Goth, laggs, Lot. longus, long (lang),
Orm. 15210; Ito. 1479; i. a. Weh. 55; pr. come. 632;
long ia^, 6366; Kath. 518; owl and night. 755; WV. spec.
35; o long i'm longum9 ant. Arth. XXXVII, 9; al longe
niht La^. 23751; pene deei longe 5668; al pe longe yeer
lAdg. m. p. 152; at pe ^^r longe owl andnight. 788; lange
(adv) Orm. 1264; met. hem. 72; longe a. r. 268; Bek.
10; Octav. 130; long (comp. adv.) owl and night. 42; Bek.
161; i der no leng abide Trist. 3, 28; p4 lenge p^ more
j1/w. 5^64; lenger (comp. adj.) pr. consc. 3932; no lenger
(r. lengre) tale Chauc. C. t. 332; lengre (adv) Kaih. 810;
a. r. 8; Orm. 13163; lengre ipolien ias- 471 ; lenger ffocct
1,288; compos. an(d)lang.
langmcd patient, pa. 102, 8.
lang, for ilang? long: for al Cristene folkes hald ia
lang o Cristes helpe Orm. 13377; long Chauc. C. L 12858;
mi lif ia long on pe Wr. spec. 29.
langien, ASa-x. langian, ODutch OHOerm. langen,
long, prolongari: dffijea gimnen longen (longi) Laj. 30B27;
longien jjom^ere, 30896; longie pertingere, Shoreh. 123;
longen Chauc. C. t 2280; langen deaiderare, Orm. 19364;
loDgin f,pertinere, desiderare^, prompt, parv. 312; longed
(pres.) Kath. 1915; owl andnight. 888; longip Alis. 139;
after him me langea full sore Isumb. 666; iongede (lan-
gede) (pret) La^. 10124; Iongede Bek. 45; longed Mor.
a. p. 1, 144 & 2, 1747; compos, a-, bi-, for-, oflangien.
longunge, j^jSikc. langung, longing, a. r. 190; longinge
Wr. spec 28; longing Gow. conf. am. 3, 309.
lanke, ODutch lanke, OHGerm. lancha, lank (lonk),
hip-joint: and leip is {his) leg o lonke Wr. p. s. 156,
laplen (lape), ASax. lapian (?), ODutch lapen Maerl.
rb. gloss., Fr. laper, lap, XaitTstv, vis. P. P. 13962; Mor.
a. p. 2, 1434; lappin prompt, parv. 287; lappep (prcs.)
Oow. conf. am. 3, 215; lapiden (pret) Wicl. gloss. 26.
lappe, ASax. OFris. OHOerm. lappa, lap, aegmen,
348 lappen
lacinia, prompt, part). 387; £03. 30ii61*; Fum. p. XXI,
29; vis. F. P. 11429; Ckaue. C. t 688; s. a. Wr. 1262;
Dou ea left me n6 kppe ml Ugham td hele Hallito. diet. 505.
lappen (kppin) lap, prompt, paw. 287; lappe Flor.
113; lapped (pret) Gow. c&nf. am. 2, 268; Triam. 417;
about pe schild he lappid it Tor. 557; lapped (part)
pr. come. 523; lapped in cloutes cr. F. F. 872; ilappid
Fum. p. I, 39; compos, bilappen.
larder, OFr. lardier, lai^, Fum, p. XIII, 286; lar-
dere (dat.) Bob. Br. 28, 14.
lare, ASax. lAr, OSax. OHGerm. l&a, lore, doctrint,
precept, Katk. 116; Orm. 5245; J/tn. 47; pr. ccnsc. 6469;
Mar. mir. ^. 99; 14re, tore (lore) La^,. 693 & 6299
lore (lire) a. r. 80; lore Shoreh. 59; CAaitc. C. t. 629
Jtftw. a. p. 3, 1556; (loore) »w. F. F. 7978; Ure? £Ii.
rtm. 2, 378; m. JrtA. F. 521.
lirspel sermon, Xa5. 10162; Orm. 12686; lorspel rd. ant.
1, 129.
lordeu (printed -den) teanJier, rel. aiU. I, 130; lordewea
(pi) 1, 129.
l&re]>, ASax. Ifireop, (eacAer; lArepea (pi.) Orm. 7233.
large, JV. large, large, a. r. 168.
las, ASax. Ires, OSaa;. lea, (compar.) leaa, minus, Tritt
3, 19; lea a. r. 30; p6 lea eo fMi'nwa, Bt>6. Gfowc. 26, 22;
«7i«t. A<>ni. 19; n6 ])d lea ourZ and night. 374; lea „n«", ps.
2, 12; leste (= lea pe) lest, La'^. 6642; fafA. 2386;
a. r. 58; for drfide leste he wolde hire bite k. of T. 404;
lasae, ASaw. Isessa, OFria. lesaa, miruir, La^. 7042; J^urn.
p. VIII, 107; Orm. 7906; fVt'ci. John 3; & lasse bul Bob.
Olouc. 204, 6; laaae (pi.) owl and night. 482; lasse and
mire (more) ^iw. 68; m. JrtA. J*'. 687; lease a. r. 86;
laaae minus, Katk. 1581; Ormi. 4896; via. F. P. 2976;
lease a. r. 92 ; and god can more pane dan pe him jiTed
lease Fum. p. VII I, 36; lest, ASax. Isest, l^sest, (auper-
lat) least, minime, Mark. 13, 10; and leat it costep Gow.
conf. am. 1, 158; er me lest wSne a. r. 178; Isste, OFris.
leiata, mMii'mu«, Orm. 15277; leate Mand. 173; pe leeste
man vis. F. F. 1403; at pe lesta Horn 612; at (et) te
leste a. r. 164; c. 0/ I. 171.
Ifte, Oi^r. lis, laca, lace. Alts. 7698; (laas) Chauc.
C. t 394; 14z? a. r. 420*.
lasche, mp. OHGerm. loscbe, Toorocco, HaUiv. diet. 506-
.L.OOc^lC
lascfain, Fr. lacher? Ifiah, nverherwe", prompt, parv.
288; lasched (pret) Mor. a. p. 2, 707i lashed Em. 298.
laBse (nlasce") lass, met htym. 39.
lassen lessen; lesBin prompt, parv. 298; laBse (prea.)
rel artt. 2, 211 ; lassed Kath. 1718; Oow. conf. am. 3, 147;
leeaith Wr. a. a. c. XLVl, 20; leased (pret.) ps. 88, 46;
Ueased (part^ Shoreh. 127.
last, OIceL lostr, from ASax. lean^ Goth, laian, OSax.
OHQerm. lahan (vituperare), fatdt, La-^. 22974; 0/w.
4522; laate (dta.) Wr.Bpec.37; lastes (pi.) Mor. a. p. 3,198.
lasteles /oWt^fM, Kath. 105; Wr. scec. 52; leasldm Mark.
12, 8.
last, jISojc hlffist, OHGerm. (h)laBt, OFrio. hlest, fart,
omts; lest prompt ^«ra. 299; last (jj/^) CAawa C t 14849;
laate (daC) dep. of R. 29, 26.
las ten (laste), Olcel. lasta, &2ame, a. r. 64*; pou lastest
hSm re!. on<. 1, 243.
lasten, A8ax. {ge)hltest&Ti, ODutchlaatea,last,onerare:
pai . . . w£rn laste & lade Mor. a. p. 1, 1145.
lat, ASaa:. Iffit, OpSaa:. kt, OIceL latr, G(Ak. late,
OHGerm. lazer, !a(, fanJiw, Jfiw. a. p. 2, 1172; late, ASax.
late, fodwj) late, tarde, La^. 3075; Ori». 753; owl and
Ttight. 1145; vis. P. P. 1603; leate, lete (late) a. r. 240
& 338; later (c{mip.) later, Fum. p. VIII, 67; latere hmer,
La-r,. 8356; a. r. 86; latre Orm. 868; latste (swperl.) last,
Orm. 15044; laate Kath. 585; a. r. 86; at pan laste Xoj.
3765; at pe (te) laste Wr. (rmt 134; Ckauc. C. t. 709;
s. a. Wr. 2672; latemiste id., La^. 11080*; pe lateme3t(e)
dai rd. aonga V, 49.
la ton, latun, lateun, OFr. laton, latten, brass, nourt-
cAoicMn***, Wr. voc. 255; prompt, pare. 289; Gow. wm/", an*.
1^ 221; cr. P. P. 389; CAawc. C. t 701; j)r. COTwa 4371.
latt(e),jl-Saa:.lEetta Wr.voc2% ODirfcMatte, OHGerm.
latta^ iat (lath), ^asaer", Wr. voc. 285; laththe, latthe
prompt, parv. 288.
Ua, J-Saar. Ud, OSaic. 1^3 {leth, 16d), Olcel. leidr,
OHGerm. leider, loath, odioaus, Mark. 14, 14; (ISd?) ^.
43; Ud, Ifed (lop) Xaj. 244 & 7321; l&p Orm. 4140;
Iw. 135; Mxpes 360; 163 a. r. 168; loop uiis. P. P. 5268;
ich vas him 16p otol and nigkt. 1086; be him 16p or leef
Chauc. C. t. 1839; pe lope gost Fum. p. VIII, 135; pe
l&pe Lazare Mar. mir. pi. 166; laipe (pL) met. kom. 51;
350 l&I)
oure laith(e) sinnes Mor. a. p. 3, 401; leide reL €tnt. 1,
219; Aud. 31 ; lodre (comp.) a. r. 266; 16per Amis 2206;
ladest (mptrl) Mark. 3, 19; (ms. Udest?) La^. 4573;
16de8t o. r. 296; compos, ilftd.
ladhc {WW. IMiic) loathly, gr. 42; 14dlich («w. I&dlrch)
(loplich) La-^. 4573; l&dhch ('»w. lodllch) a. r. 118; «i.
gcmgs V, 246; lopli prompt, parv. 314; a. a. TPr. 3207;
jfor. 963; fW. lodli?) Jt/a^jea 339; ladiiche (pi.) Laz-
lS84i Fum. p. VIII, Ul; lodliche f'nw. 16dllche) (adv.)
c. of I. H36; ladluker (ms. Udluker) (comp.) La;!,. 15967;
]opl6kest (superl.) Alia. 6312.
Idpsum, OHGerm. leidsamer, loathsome, prompt, parv. 314.
lap, ASax.\&A-, OffGerm. leid, loaih,karm, Orm. 11887;
he ne wile us don non lod rd. ant 1, 218; 16j) ckron.
Vilod. 92; Percev. 1935; avow. Artk. LVII, 3; lope (dot.)
owl and night. 1144.
lodleas a. r. 188,
lape, Olcd. hiade, from laden, lathe, „horre«,m", Wr.
voc. 204 J prompL parv. 33; Chauo. C. t. 4086; met. horn.
146.
ladien, ASax. ladian, Olcel. lada, GotA, lapon, OHGerm.
ladon, ia(Ae, tMnifnre, La^. 6673; ladled (pres.) a. r. 144;
lapez (imperat.) Mor. a. p. 2, 81 ; ladede (pret.) La^.
14427; compos, iladien.
ladunge (lapinge), ASax. ladung, lathiftg, invitalui,
(ace.) La^. 5115.
ia,dien, lopin, ASax. l&dian, Olcd. leida, OHGerm.
leiden, loathe, f,obominari", prompt, parv. 316; lope Rob.
Glouc. 32, 9; pat us 16pep pe lif vis. P. P. 309; lodie
(pres. aubj.) a. r. 324; lopende (part) Wicl. gloss.; lodede
(ms. leodede) (pret) ioj. 6096; compos, alftdien.
lodnesae, O-HGei-iw. leidnissa, iootAmess, (ace) a. r. 310.
I^dde, ASax. lieddu, abomination, hate, La^. 2326;
a. r. 310*; Uppe Orm. 5451; in love and naujt i lope
(Jor loppe?) Skoreh. 67; l^pe (for leppe?) met. horn. 81.
Uve, ASax. W, OFria. l&va, Olcel. leif, OSax. ISva, Go(A.
leiba, OHGerm. leiba, /rom liven, iaiie, rdiguum: nas per
n4 mare ... to Uve Laj. 28583; loave (ace.) a. r. 168.
lavei? ASax. laef(e)l, OHGerm. label, 6owf, feostn; Iffif-
len f(fa(. pi.j La^. 22762.
laven /awe, /ai/e: to lave & to kest(e) Mor. a. p. 154;
pe d6u of grace upon me lave Wr. spec. 72.
..C.oogic
laven 351
laven, Fr. laver? lave: helavede (waahathed) a. sweote
La-T,. 7489; it lavede a bl6de rel. aid. 1, 144; laved
(part.) washed, via. P. P. 8909.
l&veroc, A'^ax. l^jjerce, ODwicA leeuwerke, OHGerm.
l€rax;Iia, lavroc (learoc, lark), Wr. spec. 26; liverok Oow.
conf. am. 2, 264; Chauc. r. r. 662.
l&ye, ASax. hl4j>, hlsep, OHOerm. I1I60 pi. l^wa, law
(loto), „tumulus", Orm. 9205; liLwe (daL ace.) Mor. a. p.
2, 992; Immb. 392; lowe (dat. ace) Havel. 1291; Alis.
4348 & 5364; rd. ant. \, 120; U heaus disc. 1000; Tor.
1967; in pe liunes Ighe (for l&we denf) Kath. 1847.
lax, ASax. leax, Olcel. lax, OHGerm. lahs, salmon,
Havel. 754; Wr. p. «. 151; lex Pfr. voc. 90.
lead, ^MicA Swed. lod (lood), Germ, lot, ietwi, plum-
bum; lied (leod) ia^. 5692; Ui Wr. spec. 83; (leed)
promp. parv. 292; ««. P. P. 3688; Jtfaut^. 75.
leediD „pluTnbare", prompt, parv. 292.
leaf, ASax. leaf, OiJwtcA loof, Oi^Wi. 14f, Olcel. lauf,
OHGerm. laub, Go(A. laubs, iea/, JfarA. 1; 1^ Wr. treaL
137; (leef) vis. P. P. 2054; CAawc. C. t. 3177; leaf (ISves)
(>Z^ La^. 46; Isefes Orm. 13737.
lefsal, Swed. lofsal, Han. lovaal, botuer, ant. Arih. VI, 5;
WselMw.a.p. 3,448; (ISvesel) CAowc C. t. 4059; „lgve-
cel umbracul'Um", prompt, parv. 300.
lea^e? ASax. leah, ODvtck looge, OHGerm. louga,
he; l^y(e), lie „lianvium", prompt, parv. 394; Ife, lie rrf.
an& 1, 8 & 53.
leak („lek, leek"), ASax. leac, ODvtch look, Oicei,
lankr, OHGerm. louch, le^, j^orrum", Wr. voc. 264;
prompt parv. 295; via. P. P. 2637; Chauc. C. t. 3877;
compos, car-, g&r-, hem-, hoi-, hous-, Ipel-, schinlek (-lok).
lean {„l»n"), ASax. lean, OSax. OHGerm. Ion, OFris.
\ka, Olcel. Goth, laun, wages, La^,. 16691; Orm. 15J8;
Ika Kath. 806; lien -Fwrn. p. F//7, 32.
leap („leep"), ASax. leap, O^cei. laupr, Zeap, „sporta,
corbis, nassa", prompt, parv. 296; Wicl. gloss.; 14pe f(/a(^
owi and night. 359; WV. a. a. c. LXIX, 9; Ifipes (pL)
Bob. Glouc. 265, 9; (ISpus) .^wd. 81.
leap („leep"), .i^Saa;. hleap, hi Jp, t>i>idcA loop, OHGerm.
loTif, ieop (loup, lope), „8allua", promp:. parv. 297; lepe
jifantf. 113; lupe (ieope) £33. 1928; lilpe (tia(^ Ftim.
p. XV, 148; lope Hcdliw. diet. 529; lope (lop?) (ace)
..L.oo^^lc
852 leapen
Goto. conf. am. 1, 810; leapes (pi.) lAdg. m. p. 32; Ifipes
a. r. 48; compos, overlop (-iBpe).
IfipSSr ImfMjear, Wr. voc. 239; Wpeseer Mand. 77.
?leapwmke, ASax. hleape-}>mce Wr. voe. 62 & 280, lap-
wing, „upupa"; Ifip (lap?)-, leepwinke Wid. glon. 28;
l&pwinke prompt, parv. 288; lappewlnke? Ooto. conf. am.
2, 329.
leapen, ABax. hleapan, OFris. hl&pa, ODutch loopeii,
Olcel. hlaupa, OHQerm. hlaufan, loufan, leap (laup, lope),
a. r. 106; Ifflpen Orm. 11792; Ifipen (leape) La^. 24697;
Igpen via. P. P. 1344; 14pe 3fonrf. 113; CAowc. C. (. 4376;
leapinde (pres. part.) Kath. 196; leop (pret) a. r. 62;
Alia. 1076; fc. of T. 1065; leep wis. P. P. 1018; CAow.
C. (. 2689; l^p Mor. a. p. 8, 179; a. s. Wr. 886; Perceo.
479; leopen Lot,. 1886; l^pa Orfaw. 476; lopen via. P. P.
691; (lapin) e. e. Wr. 2417; (lapon) Alis. 861; leope
(«wij.^ a. r. 140; Iflpe (?«». 12037; lopen (pret. part) vit.
P. P. 2868; 8. 8. Web. 739; Mor. a. p. 2, 990; compos.
OTerleapen.
1 $ P a r e , .4iSaa;. hleapere, leaper, „cunor'', prompt,
parv. 297.
leas, ASax. leas, OFrit. liis, OSax. loa, OHQerm.
loser, (?o(A. laus, O/cel. lausa, /a^e, wai'm, Mark. 16, 20;
leea prompt, parv. 298; Chauc. r. r. 8; eri o^ T. 1086;
ml lif was luper ant leea Wr. spec. 49 ; Ms Bob. Olouc-
160, 9; Eich. 3230; Wr. p. s. 214; s. s. Wr. 2470; reL
ant 1, 123; pi lease i^it Kath. 1010; lease ('pi^ Lai,. 751;
i^wni. ^. F7//, 129; lease awefnes a. r. 268; Use wordes
owl and night 756; leas (aubat) folium, a. r. 82; SJtoreh.
Ill; ISs Zm?*;. St of Th. 1777; bliten I^e ioj. 28150;
wipouten 158(e) Alia. 5790; Degrev. 1213; com7>cw, herd-,
care-, ende-, fader-, help-, herte-, lak-, Uf-, m6dei>, rficlie-,
rSd-, witleas.
leasien, ASax. leasian, lie, meniiri.
leasunge, ASax. leasung, leasing, „fnendaciwm*', a. r.
82; leeainge prompt, parv. 298; losing owl and nighL&i6;
Chauc. C. t. 12407; Octav. 1660; pr. conac. 4274; Aud.
27; l^singe face) Xa^. 2969; via. P. P. 2113.
leave (16ye), ASax. leaf, OSaa:. t(or)16f, OHGerm.
(ur)loubi, ieawe, permisaw, „licenlia", prompt, parv. 800;
leave (ace) La^. 4879; a. r. 66; Igfe Orm. 10229; Imani.
142; 16ve vis. P. P. 12610; Tor. 440; ich . . . nime leve
leave 368
owl and night. 457; leeve Ckauc. C. t. 1219; live s. a.
Wr. 1588; reb. Line. 6.
ISfful rilicitua", wills and invent. 22; (l^M) prompt, pan,
2fl3; Chauc. C. L 56i:i; apol. 71; leef-, 14veful Wid.
gloss.
leave, ASax. leafa, OSax. (gi)16bo, t{gi)16Y0, OHOerm.
(gi)loubo, (be)lief, fides, Kalh. 386; Shoreh. 143; l€ve
rei. ant. I, 131; iioi. Br. 247, 14; laefe Orm. 16809;
compos, bi-, ileave.
leaffui ^o(A. 1038; lefful at. gen. 3447.
leaflic (nlevellk") credible, ps. 92, 5; compos, unlefllch.
lea vie 11 (levi), OiyGcrm. louben (frondere), have leaves,
FttJ-n. p. XV, 126.
led en (ledden), ASax. Iffiden, leden, Ijdea, speech, Mor.
a. p. 1, 877; Mar. mir. pi. 9; ledene (ace.) c. oj I: 32;
(dot.) Marh. 23, 6; ledene, leodene a. r. 136 & 170; ledne
(lidne) Chauc. C. t. 10749; lidin a. s. Wr. 3238.
lee lea, cut (of yam), prompt, parv. 291.
leg, Olcel. leggr (crwa), leg, „tibia^, prompt. pai'O. 293;
Alis. 1808; iegge? facc^ Ociaw, 1274; legges (pi) La^.
1876*; Wr. treat. 139; Wr. spec. 52; ■Ckauc. C. t. 3267.
Iegge ledge, prompt, parv. 293,
leggen, ^Saa:. lecgan, Oi/Germ. leggen, OSaar. leggian,
Olcel. leggja, Ooth. lagjim, from lijen, lay, Kath. 773;
a. r. 346; lessen Orm. 5097; Iegge Bek. 2278; ww. P. i^
949; Chauc. C. t. 3935; lein prompt, parv. 294; leye
Mapes 341 ; and sai a. knight leyfje) him on wi|) 4 swerde
scharpe and felle Egiam. 416; pu leiat (pres) Kath. 1895;
(he) leid a. r. 288; (we) legged Fum. p. VIII, 159; pei
leggip Alis. 6602; le^de (jwef^ Orm. 1334; leide £03.
38; via. P. P. 4040; ?7or. 740; sche leide bur doime be
pe childe Octav. 366: leiden Kath. 2252; lejd ('^'•(^
Orm. 3401; cowtpoa. a-, bi-, ileggen.
lese, from li^en ? /aZfow, unploughed: mi lend leye lip
Wr. p. ^. 152.
(leije) lai ley (lay), novale, prompt, pare. .285; Tor.
165; eryen hise leyes «w. P. P. 4474.
? leilond prompt parv. 285*; Mar. mir. jil- 112.
leje (lei^e), J5aa?. l^g, IJg, lig, OHOerm. long, /a7»e,
Mapes 338; ISie i^wrji. p. fill, 140; rei. aowjs V, 236;
leye wts. jP. P. 11783; lei ATatA. 1412; ligbe Alia. 3458j
lie Brand. 23; 16ie (iiatj a. r. 202.
.. Google
354 %e
Use (Ifishe), Olcd. leiga, Swed. Ifiga, Dan. Igie, hire,
Orm. 6234.
IS^heman Orm. 6222.
l£;;en, ASaa;. l^gan, MHOerm. lougen, inflame; ilg^ed
(port; fcL a»i(. 1, 266.
lei, Ofr. lei? ley, law, Katk. 321; c. o/' i. 240; Isi
Skorek. 122; t. o/ 2'. 383; Mar. mir. -pi, 201.
l^in, OHGerm. lougen, concealment, Amad. Web. 5U;
laine (dat.) m. AHk. F. 1964.
Ifiinen (laine), ASax. ISgnian, Off G«f«. lougnan, Gott.
laugnjan, Olsd. leyna ? iein (lain), conceal, Iw. 703 ; Percev.
1940; wi. ^rtA. .F. 989; ISinea ("pres.^ a. r. 314*; lained
(part.) Mor. a. p. 1, 244; laind pr. consc. 5993; compog.
forleiaen.
leir, ASax. leger, 08ax. OHOerm. legar, Olcd. legr,
iai/er. Wart. hist. 3, 330; layere (dat.) Hallitc. diet. 503.
leirstowe -tns- 22874.
16it, j4Sar. 16get, IJget, flame, flash, Oow. conf. am.
3, 94; Mand. 292; Wicl. gloss.; Ifiist £t)A. (?/omc. 308, 8:
lijt? s. 3. Wr. 2243; leite (dat) iaj. 25599; a. r. 306;
C'Aawc. C. t. Tyr. p. 169.
Ifiiten, Goth, lauhatjan, OHGerm. lougezen, flatne,
blase, flash, a. r. 202; leited (pres.) Mark. 13, 21; l^ite
(svbj) Gow. conf. am. 3, 95: ISitede (pret) La-^. 18539;
Kath. 671.
161 i (lem?), cmp. ASax. liel ('ZiworJ, livid? wi|) l^li
lire 7w. 2510.
lenchen, ASax.^A&aca.n'i part, gehlenced (tortus) &l3n.
lex. 492, MHGerm. lenken (flectere)? lenck, stoopt i len-
cll(e) rel. ant. 2, 211.
lende, ASax. Olcel. lend, ODutch lende, OHGerm.
lenti, Zewrf, ioin, Orm. 4776; leende H'ic/. yioM. 26; „leend
(lende) luTtihus", prompt, parv. 296; lend pr. consc. notes
p. 267; lenden (pi) Mark. 18, 19; a. r. 280; Shoreh.
44; lendea Orm. 3211; Chauc. 0. t. 3237.
lendbon rel. otU. 1, 216.
lenden, ASax. lendan, Olcd. lends, from land, arrive,
irttM/, Orm. 2141; lende c. o/ i. 504; Iv. 1449; ffar(»A
m. (. 8; m. Arth. F. 565 & 2473; Tor. 2600; in Acris
guune pal lende laumb. 508; lende (pret) Degrev. 1560;
lente m. ArA. F. 988; see landien.
leuien (lenin, leininX ASax. hleonian, blinian, OSax.
.L.OOc^lC
lenge 355
hlinon, ODutch lenen, leinen, OHGerm. (h)lin6n, cmp. Or.
xXcvscv, lean (line), prompt, parv. 295; lened (pres.) rel.
ant. 1, 223; lenep lAdg. m. p. 29; leonie (mhj.) a. r. 142;
lenand (part.) s. s. Wr. 2895; leonede (pj-et.) Z/03. 10776;
leoned Fum. p. XXVI, 18; linede X 45; lenede vis.
P. P. 17.
lenge, ODutch lenge, Hnge, ling, luci-us marinus, prompt
parv. 206.
lenge (lenghe), ASax. lengu, OHQerm. lengi, length,
rel. ant. 2, 281; Mor. a. p. 1, 416.
lengen, ASax. lengan, OHGerm. lengen, OJcel. lengja,
from, lang, prolong: pi lif lengen rel. ant. I, 185; lenge
remain, via. P. P. 878; Mor. a. p. I, 261; m. AHk. F.
3276; Amad. Robs. XXVIII, 5; linge Fum. p. XXVI, 4;
lenges (prea.) Degrev. 1340; compos, ilengen.
lengpe, ASax. Olcel. lengd, ODutch lengde, length,
prompt, parv. 296; owl and night. 174; vis. P. P. 1060;
on lengde at length, rel. ant. 1, 221; lenkpe s. s. Wr.
2696; lenthe pr. eonac. 5899; leinpe chron. Engl. 26.
lenten, ASax. lengten, lencten, cmp. OHQerm. lenzo,
lent, via. P. P. 14045; met. horn. 122; leinten „i>er", Wr.
voe. 90; La^- 30626; a. r. 70; leinte Rob. Glouc. 187, 8.
leo, ASax. OHGerm. Lat.leOjlion, rel.ant. 1, 125; leo,
U Orm. 5834 & 5978; leun a. r. 120; rel. ant. 1, 208;
leones, leunes, Ifines (gen.) La^. 5827, 5838 & 6027; liunes
Kath 1847.
leo, leow, ASax. hleo, hIeo]>, OSoic. Weo (hha,), Olcel.
hij-, hl^. Of MS. hli, MHGerm. lie? iee ("iewj, umbramlnm;
lee dep.of R. 29; le ^m. 348; pr. come. pref. XII; leouwe
(lelie) CdatJ? a. r. 368.
leowstude „apricus locus", Wr. voc. 95.
leod, leode, ASax. leod, OSajc. Hud, OHGerm lint,
07ctf?. liodr, IJdr, people, nation; UA, leode, 16de Orm.
7166, 7446 & 11313; leode3 (getr) Marh. 20, 8; pisses
Ifides king La^. 9656; al pas leode (pl.f) 2054; on leodc
(ms. leoden, the other text has in londe) I ; in 16de Octav.
183; m. Arth. F. 653; an!. Artk. VII, 5; jWar. mtr. pi.
1 63 ; Loth lengez in ^on leede Mor. a. p. 2, 772 ; inne foole
leoden (dat. pi) Laz- S320; leode man, vis. P. P. 4912;
lede Flor. 716; Oclav. 1459; ant. Arth. XXII, 6; IM
Hartah. met. t. 278; lued Wr. p. a. 155; leode (pi) men,
folha, Orm. 3237; nfire par nftne leode La^- 1118; wolde
..L.OO^^IC
366 leodiBc
ye, mi leode (IMen), lusten eure 16verde rel. ani. 1, l7l;
his lond and hi^ leede Gam. 71; llpe Rob. Br. 79, 18;
leodes Wr. p. ». 150; londes and Udes Hardw. poem 6i,
2; pk leoden ioj. 1784; speken wid pon leoden (dai. pi.)
5611; pgre leodene (<jen, pi.) king 892.
leodking LaT,. 867.
leodmn Lot,. 14540.
leodscome £03. 26297.
leodswike La3. 12960.
leodpeaw £03. 2059.
leodisc national, LaT,. 2\4:i; IMiach Mor. a. p. 2. 155(i.
leof. ASax. leof, OSaa:. liof, OFris. liaf, Olcd. liufr,
OHOerm. liuber, liober, Go(A. Hubs, i€pf f^ea/, lief), f-arus,
LaZ;. 344; a. r. 250; -Befc 37; leof, W Orm. 733 & 2356;
leof, lof owl and night. 230 & 1275; lef Wr, an. lil. 3;
(printed lea) Ilartsk. m. t. 89; leef Chavc. C. t. 1839;
leef or loop vis. P. P. 5268; (ISve) Eglam. 210; luef wi.
an(. 1, 110; leof (mbst.) a. r. 380; W,-. spec. 92; hire
leof Alis. 2906; 16f (leof) Kath. 786; leef ww. P. P. 94fi:
mi sweete leef Chauc. C. t. 3790; Rimeniid pi luef Horn
564; in his leoves heorte a. r. 400; enne leove mon
(lemmon) La^. 4486; his leve mon Wr. an. lit. 12; leve
(lieve) broper Chauc. C. t. 1138 & 6977; Ifife (^.) auA
dfire jw. cOTMc. 2978; leovere (comp.J a. r. 230; levere
(leovere) Kath. 2312; l^vre i^wm. p. VIIl, 15; Hvir
Oc(re!). 1183; avow. Artk. XLIV, 14; it were me lever
Chauc. G. f. 109B5; i hadde lever (Uvir) 10037; Tor.
320; Mar. mir. pi. 126; leoyest (superl.) a. r. 242; his
leofeste cnihtea iaj. 28419.
leoflyc amiable, ias. 31787; spa leofllc and spa lufsum
Hick. thes. I, 167; leofllch a. r. 90; lefhch Wr. spec. 52;
luefli 31; hire l^flich(e) (leofliche) lich Kath. 1553; he
lieom leofliche biheold ^03. 47 ; & leflls (affectionately)
3h6 him fMde Orm. 3181; leoflukest (superl.) Marh. 4.
leofmon amasius, amasia, La;^. 18611; a. r. 90; ISfmon
(leove mon) Kath. 678; Igfmon Wr. an. lit. 11; lemman
Chauc. C. t. 4238; Launf. 301; Mor. a. p. 1, 762; m. .irfi
P. 586; lemmon Horn 550.
Ie03en, ^Saa;. leogan, OSax. liogati, (J HGerm. liogaii,
liugan, Olcel. liuga, Goth. Uugan, lie (lee), merttiri, F«>f.
p. VIII, 146; Mjen rel. ant. f, 175; ie3hen Orm. 4907;
Use Wr. spec 91; li3en (1630) La^. 3034; Use owi anif
.L,oo.^lc
leeser 357
night. 851; lien a. r. 6S; llin (li^in) prompt, parv. 304
Ue Bek. 1183; ». s. Web. 2409; pou l^xt (pres.) Halliw
diet. 517; lixt »(V. jP. p. 2797; lesect rei. a?rf. 1, 224
le3l> 5AoceA. 100; liha a. r. 336; leighen Tmf. 3, 84
lie Mand. 292; leh (pret.) La^. 12942; laeh Orm. 12178;
leigh Amis 846; liou leighe via. P. P. 12893; lujen Xaj.
15024; J-'mj-h. p. F//?, 81; loweii s. s. H^e6. 799; lowen
(part.) via. P. P. 2661; compos, bi-, ileo^en.
lee^er, jiSaar. leogere, Ziar, W id. gloss.; Ifiigher //oHiw.
<ftc(. 512; liejer rel. songs VI, 7; lighei^ps, 115,11; Here
/pom. 928; ^wd. 12.
1 e o m e , AScuc. leoma, OSax. liomo, Olcel. liomi, Lot.
liimen? lean, light, Kath. 1594; a. r. 94; Wr. treat. 133;
leome (leom) La'^. 17873; leome, leom Orm. 658 & 7627;
leme vis. P. P. 12324; leem „fiamma", prompt, parv.
295; Ifim Alia. 6848; leomeii (leomes) (gen.) La-^. 17874;
lemes (pi.) Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. 14936.
leomieQ (l^min), ASax. leomiau, Olcel. lioma, leem,
shine, njlammare", prompt, parv. 296; \eOTae3 (pres.) Mark.
13, 20; lemep Ell. rom. 1, 269; Wr. spec. 25; Iflmes 52;
ISniede (pret.) Launf. 942 ; lemed Mor. a. p. 1, 119; ISmid
w. Artk. F. 3308.
leor, ASaa;. 08ax. hleor, 0/ce^ hljr, ODutch Here,
icci-, cAeeA, /oce, AfarA. 3, 4; Kath. 316; a. r. 64; Ifire
(ler ?) ant. Arth. XIII, 6 ; liire (Iflr ?) HV. spec. 52 ; lere
(rfai^ .d/w. 799; vis. P. P. 5598; Em. 294; Jtfor. a. jj. 1,
398; 111. Artk. F. 3624; (ace) Octav. 40; leores (pi) La^.
5076; Ifires Wr. spec. 26; Hardw. poem 27, 6; Ures
Halliw. diet. 522.
leoseii, .dSoa;, (be-, for)leosan, OSax. OHOerm. (tax)-
leosan, liosan, Goth. (fra)liu8an, leeae, perdere, Kath. 805;
a. r. 102; c. of I. 1177; leose BeA. 950; Wr. spec. Ill;
lesen Bick. 3182; (l&in) prompt, parv. 298; l€se Ckauc.
€. t. 1217; jw. eomsc. 2915; ami. Artk. XXII, 12; Use
0. a. Wr. 899; i leese (lese) (pres) Wicl. John 6; Lidg.
m. p. 189; pu lust BeJc. 859; he lest Qow. conf. am. 1,
189; h4 leosed 3/arA. 14, 25; leaa (pret) a. r. 54; leas,
Ises Aaj. 637 & 6931; lees via. P. P. 3479; s. a. Wr.
3425; I^s Alia. 951; pou lore Hob. Glouc. 428, 10; loren
Mis. 951; H>. p. a. 190; lore Shoreh. 18; lore (subj.)
Fum. p. XVII, 477; loren (part.J Jl/apes334; lorn CAouc.
C, (. 3536; s. a. Wr. 3065; Fercev. 159; lore, ilorn vis.
..L.oo^^lc
358 leoten
P. P. 12233 &. 12704; lore Hoad. I, 349; iloren Wr.
spec. HO; c. of I. 204; Jc. of T. 563; ilore ttoh. Gloac
160, 16; Lidg- m. p. 38; compos, a-, forleosen ; derw. leas,
los, lor, lyro.
leoten, ASax. hleotan, OSax. hiiotaii, Olcel. hliota,
OHGerm. (li)liozaii, leet, sortiri; compos, ileoten ; dertr. lot.
leod, ASax. leod, Olcd. liod, OHGerm. liod, leod,
song, rel. avi. 1, 129; leode (dat.) La"^. 30064.
leodscep Xttj. 30609.
1 e 0 V e , ODutch 16ve, OHGerm. liubi (ajwor^ ? ioye, L03.
4307.
1 e o V i e a , ASax. leofiaii, OHOerm. liuban (amare, com-
mendare)f love; leoyie (pres.) La'T,. 4656; leovede (pret.)
4850; ileoved (part.) 4487.
leowp, ASax. hleopd, hieod, lewth, „apricUas", Wr.
HOC. 95; tvAela: we wullet gS,na leode La^, 5307; perheo
leode (Hope) hafveden 12022.
l§pe, jSweti. liipe (rc«*te(), /row* leapen? compos, chdselepe.
l§pi, ASax. (&,n)lepig, l^^pig; compos. &iilepi.
lernen, ASax.leoim&a, OHGerm. iemen, lirnen, OFris.
lema, lima, learn, discere, rel. ant. 1, 109; lerne Hob.
Qlouc. 100, ]0; vi?. P. P. 14339; Chauc. C. t. 310; Tor.
2202; lernen, leornen Orm. 9309 & 13005; leornien (leorni)
, iaj. 9897; leorni, lorni owl and night. 642 & 1210;
leornen Kath. llO; lurnep (imper.) rel. ant. 1, 109; lernede
(prdi.) Percev. 221; (docuit) vis. P. P. 4756; lernde Omu
7248; leornede ia^. 6297; Kath. 833; a. r. 254; Jumede
Fum. p. XVII, 300; compos, ilemen.
lerning, ASax. leornung, teaming, Aud. 10.
leorningcniht disciple, Orm. 2234.
lese, OFr. lesse, lesche, It lassa, MLof. laxa, leask,
Oetov. 767; leese Halliw. diet. 512; leece (lese) ^;ro«»/(f.
\pam 291; leeshe Halliw. diet. 510.
leae, ASax. lesni Isesu, iease (leasow), pascuum, Hob.
Glouc. 43, 9; Brand. 7; ffoif. cow/, am. 1, 17; leswe a. !■■
94; loBwe, lesewe Wicl. gloss.; leaewes (pi.) Xa^. 2011*
lesen (lese), ASax. OSax. OHOerm. lesan, Olcel. lesa,
Goth, lisan, Zease, colligere, vis. P. P. 3928.
■ 1 ^ s e n , ASax. ISsan, IJ-san, OFris. l^sa, 0/ce^ leysa,
OSax. Idsian, OHGerm. losen, Go(A. lausjan, /row leas,
release, deliver, Orm. pref, 63; karroio. 215; s(. jew. 2897;
leosen (= losen?) £a{A. 1530; leses (pres.) met. Aom. 167;
l^r S59
lese fmbj.) avow. Artk. XXIII, 7; leopse (= louse, lose?)
ftmper.) Mark. 14, 16; lesande (part.) Mor. a. p. I, 838;
lesede (pret.) rel. songs V, 63; l^sed Ito. 2864; Ifised
(part.) pr. consc. notes p. 267; compos, a-, up-, iltlssea.
leser releaser. Wart. hist. 1, 24,
Uske (leske?), Dan. l^ske, OSwed. liuske, ODutck liesche,
leak (lisk), „inguen", prompt, pars. 298; Orm. 4776.
lesnesae releasement, (ace.) rel, ant. 42; Usnisse Fum.
p. XV, 75.
lesson, Fr. le$on, lesson, pr. conac. 3857; lescuns (pL)
a. r. 22.
leswien, ASax. Isespian, pasture; leave (imper.) a. r.
JOO; leaeweden (pret) Wid. gloss.
lette, ODutch lette, MHQerm. letze? /i-om lat, H rc-
tardaiio, impedimentum, La'T,. 4572*; Shorek. 71; Qow.conf.
am. 2, 92; OAaitc. C. (. 8176; a. s. Wr. 2439; ont. Artk.
in, 10.
1 e 1 1 e n , ASax. lettan, OSax. lettian, Olcel. letja,
OHGerm. lezzen, Ootk. latjan, let, retardare, Cmpedire, a. r.
162; rel ant. 1, 131; flow. conf. am. 2, 72; lettin prompt.
parv. 299; lette SAoreA, 69; via. P. P. 11524; Mand. 173;
lette (pres^ £ranrf,27; lettep Orwj.14117; lettes j»-. cotmc.
238; lette ('pret) Ghauc. C. t. 8265; laette Laj. 1344;
compos, iletten.
lettinge letting, impedimeTUwm, La'^. 7820; letting via.
P. P. 6052.
le[)e, ODvich lede (otiwn), leath, release, ease, Halliw.
diet. 515; Mor. a. p. 3, 160; pr. cojisc. pref. X.
1 e d e r , ASaa. leder, Olael. ledr, OHOerm. leder, leather,
a. n324; lepir Ckauc. C. (. 3260; lepir, ledir (leir) ^wompt.
parv. 293.
iepern, leathern, vis. P. P. 2865.
lepi, ODutck ledig, Oi'Vw. ledig, letlieg, MHGerm.
ledec, ZiiAy, ^fUxibUis, (lenivs)'*, prcmiat parv. 302; his
erelappes waxes letlii rel. ant I, 54; lepi (weak) mastes
Hartsh. m. t. 129; jef eni I63 (printed bo^) per lepi
(f printed lothy) (vom/J were Skorek. 156; a ful lepi (idle?)
[ling it were wis. P. P. 5979.
ledien, ASax. leodian, release,^ slacken, Katk. 1530;
le[)e Mor. a. p. 'S, 3; Crist cwmaiided wind and s^ t6 lepe
vut horn. 135; if he liim wold(e) leodien ofl^e his ben-
den La^. 4776; lepes (pres.J ps. 88, 10*; leode (imper.)
..L.oo^^lc
360 lederien
Mark. 13, 2; leode flre benden Lctj. 21923; leodede fpref^
Marh. 13, 4; pat weder leodede £03. 12042; le|)ed liia
soru iM°f. kom. 86.
lederien, A8ax. ledrian, leiher (lather): he leperetle
a swote ioj. 7489; liderede 0 blode Marh. 5; Kath. 1554.
level, ASax. laeflje)l, /«>ei, •prompt, parv. 301 ; nis. P. 1'.
5969.
lev en, ^Shlc. lefan, Ijfan, Olcel. leyia ('iawrfflre, jwr-
mtttere), OIIGerm. {er)Iotiban, Gotk. (u3)laubjan, yVww leave,
alloic, permit; leve (prea. subj.) a. r. 88; c. 0/"/. 1523;
Crist leve pat he so mote transact. 18, 25; Mfe tWi. 8873.
ieven, ASax. I^fan, IJfan, OSaa;. (gi)l6bian, t(gi)IQvian,
OHOerm. (gi)louban, Goth, laubjan, (bejlieoe, credere, Mark.
5; rel. avi. 1, 131; harrow. 235; Wr. spec. 37; (leeven)
c. ()/■/. 615; ho seal Ifiven 0 mine godes Hide. ihes. 1,
226; levin prompt, parv. 301; Igfen Orm. 1347; l^fe -Mor.
■mir. pi. IIO; Idve ( pres.) Ckaue. C. 't 10079; (leove)
Marg. 169; lefe lauml. 253; leeven vis. P. P. 10443;
Mavd. 108; leve (sw6jj s. s. Wr. 1506; lefde fprei^ Kath.
430; (16vede) .Eoi. fflowc. 265, 18; I4fdeii Marh. 2, 32;
leeved (pari.) Hoccl. I, 220; compos, bi-, il^ven,
16vene (levene?), for *l^mne, Gotk. lauhmuni? levin,
njidgur^', prompt, parv. 301; Havel. 2690; Gow. conf. am.
3, 77; St. gen. 3265; Rob. Br. 174; (levin) avow: Arth.
LXV, 4; Town.my8t. 116; levene fiiaJ^ C^ouc. C. (. 5858.
levenin fulgurare, prompt, parv. 304.
Uv (lewe?), Olcel. hlier? OOmXcA laauw? lew (lue),
tepidus, Hcdliw. diet. 517; Wid. gloss. 27; mi bodi wexit
l^we rel. ant. 2, 211 ; Ifle I. c. c. 33; compos, chfike-, drun-
ken-, purstl5w(e)?
lie, ASax. OSax. lie, Olcel. lik, Gotk. leik, OHGem.
lib, h'Ae (^lcA), corpus; lie, lieh Orm. 8183 & 16300; Iich
i«3. 6682; ifarA. 5; st. gen. 2441; hire IMlch lieh KoXk.
1553; liche n/Mnws", prompt, parv. 302; n'i. an(, 1, 178
Alts. 3482; whan he lip a cold liche Fitm. p. V\ 48
Uche (dot.) Bek. 259; wis. T'. P. 5599.
lichame iody, ^ei. ant. 1, 128; fwrM. p. VIJI, 153; licbam
a(. yen. 200; likame vis. P. P. 60; licam Atid. 17; Ijcome
Kath. 215; o. r 4; rel. songs V, 23.
llchamlich bodily ; licoraliehe (pt.) Katk. 42; a. r. 240;
llchamliche (Wb^ reL ant. 1, 130.
lichewake like-wake, Chauc. C. t. 2960.
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licour 361
licour, Fr. liqueur, liquor, Shoreh. 8; Chauc. C. t. 3;
pr. conac. 6763; licur a. r. 166.
lid, ASax. Mid, Olcel \\M, OHGerm. lit, lid, jn-ompt.
parv. 303; Furn. p. XVI, 168; CI. 272; wills and inoent.
23; lides (j>0 rel. ant. 1, 209; compos, ^selid.
lidcn, JljSfTic, hiidan, cover, close; MAes (pres.) a. r. 84*.
lif, ASax. OSax. OFrU. Olcel lif, OHGerm, lib, ii/€,
znta, corpus, Orm. 1625; owl and nif^ht. 1096; Aarroro. 179;
Mand. 100; «. s. Wr. 2816; (liif) Wtc^. Jofin 3 ;• lif &
leomen (lime) taj. 702; lif and soule vis. P. P. 7801 ;
his doughter, pat leove lif Alts. 2502; lives (geti.) altvc,
a. r. 390; rel. ant. 1, 235; vis. P. P. 13268; ah \i\x nfivre
mon to gode lives ne deapes stal ne stode ov>l and nigkt.
1630;- live (dat.) a. r. 152; on live alive, s. 's. Wr. 56;
Degrev. 966; to bniige pe of live Horn 695; briuge fro
live GkciKC. r. r. 7260; hi live quickly, La%. 4191; Kath.
2311; s. a. Wr.- 2693; hi life Orm. 17943; be live Ind.
Gov. 230; be life Flor. 1654.
Mdas day of life; Ufdayes (pi.) vis. P. P. 512; pe wile
pu art on lifdase (dat. pi.) owl and night. 1139; Ufdawe
Furn. p. XIII, 93; ibroh.t of lifdawe Horn. 914.
liflade livelode, course or mode of life, Mark. 20; liflode
a. r. 350; rel. ant. 1, 129; Mand. 293; vis. P. P. 59.
lifleas lifeleas, Kath. 896.
lifhch lively, transact. 18, 25; liifliche (pi.) bodily, Trist.
3, 50; Mi (adv.) Chauc. C. t. 2089.
liftime rel. ant. 1, 224.
lift, ODutch lucht, left, sinister, Rob. Glouc. 22, 17
Mand. 31; lift, leoft, luft Lai,. 15263, 24461 & 28047
left promin. parv. 293 ; wis. P. P. 888; Chauc. C. t. 2955
on his lifte half rel. ant 1, 131; over her lifte schulder
Mor. a. p. 2, 981.
liggen, ASaa-. licgan, OSax. Uggen (liggean), Olcel.
liggja, OB'ris. lidza, lie (Ug), jacere, La^. 1437; Kath.
2286; a. r. 4; (liggin) promp,. parv. 304; Ugge oiol and
night. 1198; via. P. P. 7411; Mand. 240; Hardw. poem
70, 8; pr. consc. 475; s. s. Wr. 144; ligges (pres.) Percev.
797; 3e hggen digged) Kath. 2389; (heo) ligged a. r.
316; owl and night. 1046; ligges met. horn. 29; ligge ("cKijV
«. r. 424; Shoreh. 30; ligginde fpa»-t^ 122; liggende
Cow. COTi/". am. 1, 187; ligging Cho:"-, 0. t. 2393; compos.
=dbvGoogIf
362 li^en
lisen, OHGerm. ligen, Goth. Hgaii, lie, jacere, ret. ant.
I, 177; iise Mand. 27G; lien Mapes 335; (line) lud. Cov.
227; Min 2>rompt. pare. 304; lln Orm. (>(J20 ; He CAohc.
a t. 3651; li3p (lip) (prea.) c. of I. 775; lil) Orm. 123S;
Wr. p. 3. 152; lijand, Hand ffi/f, gloss.; laj, ^Soir. lag,
'OSnx. OHOerm. Qoth. lag, 0/crf. 14, (prtt.) lay, Orm
3692; lai Beh 892; I'M. P. P. 2601; Isei, lei iaj. 393
& 1218; lei a. r. 54; l^sen las. 1657; Ifiisen Wr. p. s.
190; 16ien o. r. 106; leye Bek. 2357; leyen (part) vit.
P. P. 1432; Rick. 2477; leieii WV. a». lit. 11; lein Jtfanrf.
286; lien s. s. Wr. 496; compos, a-, at-, bi-, for-, ili^on;
deriv. la^e, leggeii, leir.
lihnen, from ASax. lean, OSoa;. laban (vituperare,
reprehendere)f hlame, reprehend? (^contradict" White) to
lihoen pat loerede folc Orm. 7440; to lilinen pejre spteche
18618.
l!ht (liht?), ASax. liht, leolit, OFris. licht, OHGerm.
lichter, ODutck licht, leicht, Goth, leihts, O/oci. lettr, light,
levis, a. r. 220; Orm. 4500; (r. w. riht) Wr. spec. 102;
liht (ll^t) c. of I. 958; light Go?r. conf. am. 2, 95; ne
luvede hi nftne lilite plahen Katk. 106; lijte (ady^ Jit»i.
Glouc. 25, 3; Ilhture (comp^ a. r. 140; lighter uw. P. P.
11456.
lihtllch lightly, owl and nigM. 1757; lihthche (adv.) a. r.
392; Usttiche Bob. Glmc. 79, 2; llghtliche vis. P. P.
12617; lihtllke Orm. 6487; lihtluker fcomp^ a. r. 254;
llStloker Rob. Glmc. 214, 22 ; Mor. a. p. 3, 47 ; lightloker
vis. P. P. 7737.
lihtsum lightsome, „facilis", prompt, paro. 304; lightsom
Chauc. r. r. 936.
liht (liht?), ASax. leoht, IJht, OSaar. OHGerm. lioht,
leoh^ OP^w, liacht, Goth, liuhap? lnjht,lusr, Fum.p. VllI,
141 ; Kalh. 1594; Orm. 1918; (r. w. \)riht) owi and night.
947; (»■. w. iiiht) rel. songs V, 204; liht (licht) a. r. 92;
liht (ll3t) c, q/ Z. 723; li^t (r. w. rist) Wr. treat. 132;
lltt iTiCifc. thes. 1, 227; lihtes (jrew^ reL ant. 1, 132.
liStbereV ludfer, ayenb. 10.
lihtfat iamp, Orm. 13399.
liht (liht?), ^Soa;. leoht, IJht, OSax. lioht, OHGenn.
liohter, light, luddus, La^. 7238; lijt (r. ?f. rist) owi and
night. 230; (r. «>. nist) Wr. treat. 134; a. s. Wr. 2037;
pe Uhte dai Horn 497; lighte brenne Chauc. C. t 6724.
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llhte 363
lihte (lihte?) liffkt (leet), lung, (pi.) La^. 6499; llght«8
Trist. ], 46; (cmp. Russ. jernoe pulino, JierKifi levia^
lihten (lihten?), ASax. lihten, OHGerm. (gi)lihten,
Olcel. 16tta, light, levare, gr. 41 ; ^e schulen beon idodded
four siden i de jfire vor to lihten ower heaved a. r. 422;
hwat god [»erof muhte lihten 96; a dfln heo gunnen lihten
Lot,. 26337; t6 listen hdr on erde rel. ant. 1, 209; lightin
prompt, parv. 304; lighte Ooio. con}, am. 2, 371; lihtefl
(pres.) Kath. 1791; ligMep (delivers) h^m of children cr.
P. P. 158; lijten liim of his birdene rel. ant. 1, 217;
lihte (pret.) harrow. 31; he lighte a doun vis. P. P. 11498;
lighted (part) Mand. 71; liht Wr. spec. 37; light 2W«.
myst. 107; compos, a-, ilihten.
lihten (lihten?), JSaa:. leohtan, IJhtan, OHGerm. liuh-
ten, Goth, liuhtjan, light, lucere, illitminare, Kath. 14il;
Oi-m. 19084; liste (r. w. rihte) Bek. 1415; Itghte i'hauc.
0. (. 2428; llhtep (pres) c. of I. 718; light (imper) mia
eghen ps. 12, 4; lihte (pret.) La-T^. 25595; liste Furn. p.
XIII, 121; lait (for leit) s. s. Wr. 2234; compos, allhten.
Hating, ASax. IJhting, illuminatio, fulgur, Wicl. gloss.
27; lijtinge Wr. treat. 135.
liStnen lighten, illuminare, fulg^e, Wicl. gloss. 27;
lightenin prompt, pare. 304.
lightnes lightness, levity, Chauc. C. t. 3383; pr. coiisc.
308.
lightning lightning, fvlqur, Tor. 1512; litening s. a.
c. XIV, 22.
Itk, ODutch Hk, Olcel. likr, /or ilfk, like, similis, Mand.
47; Chauc. C. t. 414; (liik) Wicl. John 7; Itc Orm. 256U;
rel. atU. 1, 227; s(. gen. 223; Uk, Itch vis. P. P. 5165
& 5280; Itich. 5498 & 5900; Itche s. e. Wr. 2991; (pi.)
Hardw. poem 66, 1 1 ; compos, aer-, aje-, aht-, An-, arm-,
atel-, bald-, biter-, blfde-, brdd-, breme-, briht-, cM-, elfin-,
crafti-, cume-, cunde-, cud-, deop-, deor-, derne-, dreori-,
eadi-, eade-, eche-, efen-, e^es-, fast-, feond-, fer-, flsesch-,
freo-, freond-, ful-, ful-, gll-, gAst-, glad-, god-, grame-,
great-, grede-, grim-, grls-, garner-, jeap-, ^fir-, ^erne-,
sung-, hsejje-, hkl-, hS.Tn-, hard-, hasti-, hfih, help-, hende-,
her-, herte-, heveu-, hoker-, huht-, hwat-, hwu-, i-, in-j
inner-, ken-, kine-, lase-, Iftd-, leaf-, leof-, Itcham-, llf-,
liht-i man-, mis-, modi-, name-, naru-, open-, perte-, pliht-,
prflt-, r4d-, redi-, r€h-, rfiu-, riche-, rum-, sad-, s4r-, schame-.
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384 like
scband-, scbort-, sehe(n)-, sel((l)-, sfim-, siker-, sinerte-,
snel-, sod-, spfid-, stark-, steru-, sKf-, stil-, Strang-, sun-
der-, swete-, swikel-, s wider, swu-, ttd-, ttme-, treow-,
pew-, [)ri^, |)u-, pulde-, At-, wik-, w&n-, war-, wereld-,
wtf-, wiht-, wis-, wod-, wrAd-, wrecche-, wun-, wunder-,
wurdllc (-Irch).
likli likehi, Chauc. C. t. 1174; Hoccl. 1, 74.
I!ke, /or iltke, like, Orm. 5813; Goto. conf. am. 1,143;
Itke, Itche a. r. 224 & 2«2; Hche Shoreh. 20; h wifmonues
liolie La.^. 1142; compos, maiillche.
like?
Hcwurde, ASaa-. Itcpyrde, acceptable, a. r. 120.
Ifcpurpis id., Orm. ]:i919.
itkien, AS'ix. llciaa, Olcel. lika, OSax. licon, Giah.
leikan, OHOerm. Itcheu, like, placere, rel. anL I, 171;
.Itkin „dekctiri'*, prompt, parv. 304: Itkva a. r. 938; & tet
<~ pe it) maj ille Itken Orm. 18279; Ukep (pres.) HV.
(ren(. 140; Chmic C. t. 77!>; him likep Mand. 209; me
Itkep wel youre wordes vin. P. P. 546; likes pr. cowsc.
7851 ; Ifkede (prel.) c. of I. 214; bit pe likcde wel taj.
8746; cOTwpoa. misllkien.
Itkunge liking, (dot) a r. 344; liking pr. consc. 292;
Itkinge (dat.) vis. P. P. 6S12.
Itkiiin, Swed. likna, /or ilikneii, OlIQerm. giltchinon,
l^en, ^.aimilare", prompt, parv. SOfi; Itkne Mand. 48;
liknez (prea.) Mor. a. p. 1, 499; likued (part) Chauc.
('. t. 180; pe water is likiied to pe world vis. P. P. 4976;
ilikned Skoreh. 68.
likness (licness ?),/«• ilikness, likeness, Orm. 686; lud.
Cov. 35; llknesse (dat.) vis. P. P. 686.
likkii), ASax. liccian, OSax. licoon, leccon, OHGemi.
leci'ltoti, lidc, „lingere'*, prompt, parv. 306; licke ps. 71, 9;
poll lickc-st fpres) Wr. an. lit. 90; lickede (pret.) Fum.
p. XVllI, 69; likked Ja>.2008; Mor. a. p. 2, 1521; licked
(part.) rel. ant. 1, 114.
lilie, ASax. lilie, OHOerm. lilia, lily, tml and night.
439; Wr. spec. 33; (Jhauc. C. t. 2180; 'lili prompt, parv.
305.
lira, ASax. lim, leom, Olcel. limr, limb, prompt, parv.
305; a. r. 360; Tor. 2498; pr. consc. 1912; i/occi. 1, 31;
lim and lip Hartah. m. t. 80; lim, lime L03. 3011 & 4227;
lime Wr. treat. 137; SAoreA. 23; vis. P. P. 14314; wip
lim 365
lime and li[)(e) Mapes 335; lime (pl.f) owl and night.
HI9li; limes a. r. 298; Orm. 4005; rel. ant. 1, 210; Wr.
treat. 138; limes, lemes Ckavc. C. t. 9332 & 9339; lemes
Mand. 159; limeo (leomen) Kath. 252; leomen (lime)
Laz. 702.
timmele Umhmeal, La;^. 25618; lim-, lememSle Wid. gloss.
26; todrawe iimemgle Bek. 1813.
lim, ASax. OJcel. OIlGtrm. lim, lime, gluten, „viacua,
cdx", prompt, pare. 305; La;^. 15466; a. r. 220; Alii.
420; Chauc. C. t. 12734; lim & staii Orm. 16285; lime
(dat.) Fum. p. II, 91.
liinjerde prompt, parv. 3(>5 ; limyerde (dot.) ci: P. P. 1 123.
limrBd, ODutck lijmroede, MHGerm. limruoto, Gkauc. C. U
Tyr. 14694.
limtwig Lidg. m. p. 189.
limin, ASasc. liman, MHGerm. limen, lime, gluiinare,
prompt, pare. 305; lime Chauc. Troil. 353; limed (pres.)
Kath. 1792; ilimed (part.) a. r. 226.
limpen, /liS'o.r. limpaii, OHGerm. limfan, fall, come;
limped (prea.) Kath. 471; to fiiper limped hia dole a. i:
Jl); limpes Mor. a. p. 3, 174; him limpus [le wura ant.
Arih. XLVIII, 4; as hit lomp (pret.J Mark. 4, lO; com-
pos, bi-, ilimpen,
lin, OHGerm. lun (paxillus, obex)f
linpiii lin-pin, Wr. voc. 202.
lin, ASacs. OSax. Olcel. OHGerm. lin, Goth, lain, Lat.
Hnum, Gr. Xivov, line, „linum", rel. ant. 1, 7; fl, clotli of
line I. c. c. 30; here amok of line «. s. Web. 474; lufsum
under Itne Trist. 3, 47.
linclath rel. ant. 1, 53.
linde, ASax. Olcel. lind, OHGerm. linda, /inci, „tilia",
prompt, parv. 305; H'r, hoc. 228; Chauc. C. t. 2924; sa-
cram. 389; fdotj .diis. 2489; Qow. conf. am. 1, 119: '
P. P. 769; Triam. 426.
linden, ASax. linden, linden: linden spfln Trist. 2, 84,
line, ASax. line, Olcel. OHGerm. Una, line, „chorda,
funicvlvs", prompt, parv. 305; lines (pi.) vis. P. P. 3183.
linen (linin), ASax. linen, OFris. linnen, OHGerm.
lininer, linen, „lineus*', prompt, parv. 306; & linen cloth
rel, ant. 1, 1C3; no linene clod a. r. 418; linnen «w. P. P.
9021; linnene clop (ace.) otcl and night. 1172; mid linnene
clUe L03. 22290; linnen (sulst.) via. P. P. 465.
:..C00glc
366 Unjn
llnin, from Un, line, „duplicare", prompt, parv. SOS;
lined (■part.) Chauc. C. t. 442.
ling, Olcel. lyng, Itjig, erica, prompt, parv. 305; Hartsh.
m. f. 189; Degrev. 336.
link (linke?) link, sausage, prompt, pare. 306,
linken link; linked (part.) fJdg. st. of Th. 1744.
linnen (linne), ASacc. linnan, Olcel. Mnaa. (?), .Ooth.
(af)]innan, OHGerm. (bi)linnan, lin, cease, Wr. spec. 103;
iinned (pres.) Katk. 1717*; Ian (prel.) Trist. 1, 4; ema-
pos. bilinnen.
lins, ASax. lynis (axis)? Dutch luns, Germ, liins (da-
ws rotae- praefixua) f linck-pinf linses (pL) Skoreh. 109.
lint, Dutch lint? Lot. linteum? lint, prompt, parv. 30G,
lippe, Afiax. lippe, OFm. lippa, lip, „labntm'^, prompt.
parv. 306; Alis. 6429; biting on mi lippe Gow. conf. am.
I, 283 ; lippes (pi.) La;^. 29359 ; lippen a. r. ] 06 ; Skoreh. 82.
lire, ASax. lira, lire, fe^h, a. r. 130; li beam disc.
1325; /sitrnfe. 262; boon ne lire Octov. 1119; lif and lire
Mar. mir.pl. 9i: leere Chauc. C. t 15265; cimipos. sperllre.
liri (or liri)? leide hir legges a liri vis. P. P. 4040;
a liri, o leri HalUw. diet. 43.
lirken, Olcel. lerka, lirk, pvU: i lirke him up with
mi bond Halliw. diet. 523.
lispin, MHGerm. listen, lisp, prompt, parv. 306; lis-
pede (lipsede) (pret) Chauc. C. t. 266.
lisse, ASax. lias, lids, from Ude, mitigation, relief, ease,
£^13.3261; Fum.p. FJZZ,119; c. of I 757; Wr.spedl;
vis. P. P. 5211; Chauc. C. t. 11550.
lissien (lissen, lisse), ASax. lissian, Itdsian, mitigate,
soothe, relieve. Will, gloss.; Gow. conf. am. 3, 82; Chauc.
r. r. 4128.
liste, ASax. OSax. Olcel. OHGerm. list, art, La-7,.
17210; a. r. 220; owl and night. 757; s. s. Web. 2046;
luste (Hate) Kath. 1627; liste fiat) Skoreh. 24; ]istea(pl)
Horn 239.
listeliche artfully, rel. ant. 1, 188.
liste {liiste)j ASax-. list, Olcel OHGerm. lista, liiA,
„forago'^, prompt, parv. 307 ; vis. P. P. 3538; Chatic. 0. t.
1864.
lit, Olcel. litr, colour, Wr. spec. 36.
lite, Olcel IJti (vitium)? deceit? Town. myst. 71;
wipouten lite Iw. 1142; wip lite 1620.
:,UOOglc
litin 367
litin, Olcel. lita, lit, ntingere", prompt. pan>. 308; lited
(pre't.) a. r. 268 ; lited (pari) ps. 67, 24 ; ilitet Kaih. 1432.
Htnen (litnen?), from Olcel. lita (sptcere)? look? pa
jiat Htnen to pin fode Or-m. 6115.
litster lister, „tinctor", Wr. voc. 212; listare prompt.
parv. 307.
Hd^ ASax. lid, leodu, OSax. lid (lid), lido (litho),
OHGerm. lid, lido, Oicei. lidr, Goth, lipus, iitt (^ieaiA),
arttis, Tnemhrtim, rel. ant. 1, 223; (lip) Gow. con/, am. 1,
99; Chauc. 0. t. Tyr.HmX; Hartsk.m. I. 80; Tor. 2498;
Triam,. 467; ^a cojmc. Iftl7; (lithe) prompt, parv. 303;
lides- Cpl.J a. r. 262; (lipes) Havel. 2163.
leodebeie J/«rA. 16.
leopewok leath-wa&e, rel. ant. 2, 229,
lipewurt ^^ve", rel. ant. I, 37.
lid, Olcel. lid (ordo, eoetus, auxilium)? help? nes per
■akn Oder lid Laj. 5213; lipe Navel. 1338; (")%, corpo-
ration? pre leodes in oon lip via. P. P. 11170.
lid, ASax. Olcel. hlid, Or. xkhoi? dope: jeond wudes
& jeond liden Lar,. 32219.
lide, ASax. lide, OSaar. Itdi, lithi, OHGerm. Under,
f?2cei. linr, lithe, mild, soft, calm, a. r. 428; lide him beo
(Irihten La^. 4; lipe Orm. 1307; s. s. Wei. 2517; C^awc.
b. f. US; £m. 833; BtcA. 4869; pa. 106, 29; /aMm6.494;
lipe (lithe), liye „lenis, mollis, tranquillus*', prompt, parv.
310; Upe (adv.) Triam. 417.
lideliehe mildly, a. r. 428.
Itde, ASax. lida, mild morOhf efterfe) l!a(e) July,
Mark. 23.
Uden, ASax. Man, OSax. lidan, lithan, Olcel. Itda
(ferri), Goth. (ga)Ieipan, OHGerm. lidan (ferre), go, fei-ri,
ta^. 27; (lipen) Orm. 3374; ]M (pret.) La^. 4880; liden
(part.) 5783; compos, illden.
Itpen (lipe), 0/cei. hljda, fiV^e, fisieM, Alis. 5751; y*s.
P. P. 5030; Rob. Br. 93, 5; ror.337; Octav.^; m. Artk.
F. 676; Amad. Robs. XXIII, 9; Aud. 66; lipe (ititper)
ps. 30, 3.
Hdereii, yVom lidere (ludere)? leather, smite? lidere
(imper.) to him a. r. 290.
lidien (lipe), ASax. Itdegian? OHGerm. lindian, lithe,
soothe, soften, lenire, mitigare. Mis. 433; Chauc. Trail.
5423; Mor. a. p. 1, 357; llpep oure pine Shoreh. 19.
:..GOOgIf
^68 lire
live, ASate. (and-, bi)leafa, cmp. OHGerm. (bi)Iibi,
vicitts; compos, bilive.
live? cmp. ASaa-. langUfe (?), OHOerm. langUber
(longaevua).
iivehcb livdy, a. r. G,
liven, ASax. iifan, OFria. (bi)liva. OSax. OHGerm.
(bi)liban, Gr. Xsfitsiv, Unquere; compoi. billven; derivAkye.
livened, Orcel. lifnadr (vita)f food, victua, a. r. 104;
liveiiode rel. ant. I, 214.
liver, ASax. lifer, Olcel. Uir, OFris. livere, OHGerm.
libara, lebara, liver, jecur, Gow, conf. am. 3, 100; livir
(levir) prompt, paro. 309; livre rel. songs V, 172; HV.
ti-eat. 139; levir lud. Gov. I8J; livere {nvre) (ace.) La^.
fi499.
livirwort liver-wort, prompt, parv.
livien, leovien, luvien, libben, ASax. li£an, leofian,
lyfian, libban, OSax. libbien (libbean), OFrU. iibba, Olcd.
lifa p>-et. lifda, Got/i. liban pret. Libaida, OHGerm. lebeii
pret. lebeta, live, La^. 6902, 6904, 18049 & 27779; liven,
libbe vis. P. P. 314 & 1812; livfin Afand. 24; live Chanc.
C. t. 508; life pr. consc. 1869; leve Skoreh. 2; s. s. Wr.
534; s. a. c. II, 11; libben Katk. 1901; a. r. 38; Oi-m.
372; libbe Shoreh.70; Alis.79Sa; s. s. Ife&.287; karrotc.
247; life (pres.) Amad. Kobs. LIII, 11; libbe Wr. fpec.
27; life[» Orm. 2698; lived KarA. 5, 1 ; <t. r. 352; levi|i
Eglam. 120; heo livied a. r. 310; we Hbbed 360; (beo)
libbed Mark. 10, 4; owl and night. 1010; livieilde (part.)
La-^. 27213; Kat}t. 1227; liveand ps. 38, 6; levand Tor.
315; libbinde a. r. 350; livede, leovede (pret.) La^. 355
& 15074; liveden vis. P. P. 52.
Itviscb liviab, living: n&u liHshe man 0}-m. 2463.
lobbe, ODutch lobbe, LGerm. lobbe Schamt.wb., iubbe
£r. w6., iofc.
lobbeksling mrt. Aom. 136.
iobi = lobbe, or i diminutive? looby (lubby), dep. of
K 14, 1 ; lobiea (pi) vis. P. P. 109.
lof, ASax. OSax. Olcel. M, OHGerm. loh, praise, laus,
Lot,. 8376; a. r. 104; Orm. 3379; ps. 8, 3.
loflik nlaudahilis" , ps. 95, 4.
lofaang Oi-m. 18025; lofsoDg (ms. lof song) /AWi:. thes. 1,
167; c. o/ I. 29.
lof, Swed 16f, ODvttsk loef, ioo^ f^«^; beo scuven ut
.L,oo.^lc
logge 369
heore lof inj. 7859; he went fene lof a. r. 104; lier loof
and her windaa Rich. 71 ; heo weiiden heore Iftfea & liden
toward londe La^. 2094H.
logge, Fi: loge, Ital. loggia, lodge, prompt, parv. 311;
li beaug disc. 650; Mor. a. p. 3, 457.
loggen (loggin), Fr. loger, lodge, prompt, pare. 311 ;
Mandf. 1 93 ; Inggede (pret.) a. r. 264 ; logged (part.)
Chauc. 0. t. Tijr. 15004.
1 03, ASax. luh? Oad. loch, lovgh, lake, Mor. a. p.
2, 441; louh Hob. Jir. M. 3, 304; loghe (dat.) ant. Arth.
VII, 5.
I03, ASax. Iflh, OFri». loch dot. loge ('(oc«aJ, ODutch
\m^(pagus), OHOej-m. luog (apeais, cubUe), place, Skoreh.
145 & 157.
loje (lo3he), OFWa, loga, 0/ceZ. logi, MHGerm. lohe,
iojo, ^.Jlamma", Orm. 16185; lohe a. r. 356'; Xqv^ prompt,
parv. 314; a*, gen. 043; 7ip. 343; jjr. covac. 9431.
loje mendax; compos, warlowe.
lojen (lowin), 01M.\o%&, MJiGerm. Xoimn, low, ,.fiam-
•mre", prompt, parv. 315; lowinge (pa>-t) Degrev. 1436,
loine, OFr. logne, see Dies tab. 671), loin, „lvmhia",
prompt, parv. 312; H'r, p. a. 191.
loitren (loitron), Oi)w(cA leutereii, loteren.Zoiier.pronip*.
;>arB. 311; loitrande (? ^loltrande") Mor. a. p. 3, 458. ,
lok, ASax. loc, OFris. lok, Oicci. Ink (operculum, con-
clusto), UHGerm. (bi)loh, from lOken, lode, ,.sera", prompt.
parv. 311; vis.' P. P. 864; Mand. 179; loke (dat.) owl
and night. 1555.
toksmith prompt, parv. 311.
lok, ASax. locc (loc), OJcel. lokkr, ODutch locke
(cirrus, fioccus), OHOerm. locch, lock, /oci, ,.cincinnus,
fioccus" : lok of hdre, of hei, of wulle prompt, parv. 3 U ;
lockes (pi) La-7,. 21875; Wr. spec. 34; lokkes J/w. 4164;
CAawc. a t. 81.
loke, ./ISarr. loca (clattsirum, clansvra), ODntck loke
(sepimeiitum), Olcel. loka („stang, Inage") Fritzners ordb.,
lock, „valva", prompt, parv. 311; loke (ace) clavsti-um,
Shoreh. 79; per weoreii in fine loken fif hundred giten
La'^. 21309; heo unhunde [>k locun (pi) 5926; loken
Shoreh. 79.
loke (16k?) loolc. „visvs", prompt, para. 311; look
Chauc. C. t. 3342.
..L.oo^lc
lobien (loke), ODutch loken, Olcel. loka, lock, „ohse-
rare". Alls. 3936; lud. Gov. 341; lokkin jyrompt. parv.
3U; lokke Ckauc. C. t. 5899; lokede (pt-et.) Skoreh.i^;
lokid s. s. HV. 1222; m. Arth. ?. 2020; iloked (nilokked")
(fart) Hand. 265.
lokien, ASax. locian, ODutch loken, look, provide,
guard, heed, La^- 24295; lokie Brand. 9; lokin Mark.
4, 33; 16ki otel and night. 604; Skoreh. 55; loken Katk.
1596; Orm. 1815 & 3973; c. of I. 494; vor te loken riht
bitweonen OU a. r. 286; loke Rob. Glouc. 488, 5 & 562,
5; Alis. 1823; Tor. 1492; luke Iw. 849; pn ctwwc. 205;
lokede (^et.) La-T,. 2266; Katk. 791; uw. J*, f. 9004;
loked (part.) Orm. 439; [)e lahen |)at tu Lam liavest
iloket Mark. 10, 5; compos, an-, bilskien.
lokunge looking, (dat.) a. r. 102; lokinge „viaws, aiijKc-
tus", prompt, parv. 311; loking Mor. a. p. I, 1048,
loHen, OUntck lollcn (femora fooere foculo)f loll: he
|)at lollep is lame .P. /*. p. 528; as iv leperen purs lolled
Ilia chekes vis. F. P. 2856.
lollere loller, P. P. p. 528; loUer Aud. 37.
lome, ^Soa:. lomsi, loom, „utena!le, instrumentum", prompt.
parv. 312; j)s. 2, 9; Mor. a. p. 2, 314; Percev. 2032; re/.
ant. 1, 54; lomen ("^J^^ a. r. 364; HV, a;)fc. 41.
lome, ASax. (ge)16me, OIIGerm. (ki)l6nio, f,fqtienthj,
Furn. p. VllI, 6; Orm. 2178; IVr. p. s. 197; Hhorek.Jl;
Oetov. 1944; ofte and lome s. a. \Vr. 1892; chron. Vilod.
98 ; lomere (rcmj).) vis. P. P. 14400; compos, itome.
loppe, ASax, Dan. loppe, Swed. loppa, lop, pultx, Wr.
an. lit. 84; loppis (pi.) Town. myat. 62.
loppister, ASax. loppestre, lobster, \Vr. voc. 176;
lopster rel. ant. 1, 81.
lopren lopper, coagulare; lopred (part.) pa. 118, 70;
lopird pr. consc. 459 (Halliio. diet. 529.^
lorV ASax. lor, OSax. 0/IGerm. (far)Ior, loss: with-
outen lore Rob. Br. 97, 9.
lo8, ASax. Olcel. los, from leosen, lona, ^perdOo",
prompt. parv. Z\Z y Ckavc. C. t. 2545; Mor. a, p. 2, 1589;
lose („losse") (dai) via. P. P. 8913; g4 to lose La^. 22844.
lose, ODutch los (different from loos), looae (lovs) :
lose in [le haft Hardw. poem 74, 4; \Vr. p. a. 339; „loce
or loos 'toliitua", jfompt. parv. 310: loos Ohauc. C t. 4062;
his lose tuiige Gow. conf. am. 1, 131 ; pe louse stou a. r. 228*.
..L.oo^lc
losieti 371
losien (lose), ASar. loaian (solvere, evadere, perdere),
Olcel. losa (solvere), ODvtch losen, lessen (solvere, laxare),
lose, perdere, Mor. a. p. 3, 198; losin (loain?) loose (louse),
^solvere, laxare", prompt, para. 313 & 314; losen harrow.
36; loosen, lousen Wid. (jioas. ; louse Percev. 1871; Octav.
1634; louse and binde Atid. 45; louses (ares.) pr. consc.
1792; loscn Gow. conf. am. 2, 150j losede (pret.) lost,
Lc^. 2201; Katli. 1120; loused loosed, Flor. 1545; lost
(part) perditus, Mand. 273; Gow. conf. am. 1, 153; Ckauc.
C. t 14591); loosed solutus, r. r. 4511; compos, ilosien,
loane(n), Olcel. losna, loosen, Wicl. gloss. 27.
lost, OSax. (far) OHOerm. (for)lust, Ooik. (fra)lusts?
lost, loss, P. P. p. 520; Aud. 13; %(>\t to lost Gow. conf.
am. 1, 147.
lot, ASax. lot (dolus, fraus)? Olcel. lot (nutatio), from
iiiten, bow, inclitiatio corporis; lote (dat) Mor. a. p. 1, 238.
lot, ASax. OFris. hlot, ODutch lot, Olcel: Lktr?
OIIGerm. hluz!* /»-oj» leoten, lot, „sors", prompt. pari>. 314;
«. r. 358; 0)-m. 133; fiwA. 4262; loten (lotes) (pi) La-J,.
13058; lotes Rob. Br. 124, 12.
lote? cmp. OFris. lotlia, lota, tribute, Ilalliw. diet. 530.
Hotehl paramour, a. s. Web. 1443; Chauc. r. r. 6339;
Aud. 5; lotbi 3. s. Wr. 2148; lutbTe met. horn. 82; loto-
bies (pi.) vis. F. P. 1659.
lotie(n) 'hide, lurk. Lot, 21509; lotiep (prea) vis. P. P.
11573; lotinge (part) Chauc. C. t. 12114.
lod, ASax. lilod, OFris. lilotli, hand, troop; 16d?
Mapes 339.
love, OIccl. lofi, Goth, lofa, Zoo/, „vola^, (misprinted
lone) FPj-. woe. 207; (loovc) Alea: Stevens. 2569; Wfe
Town, my at. 32.
I oven (lofen), jlSoar. lofian, 0/c*i. lofa, OSoa;. O/ZGerm.
lobon, praise, laudare, Oi~m. 208; love ATor. a. p. 1, 285;
hou loufis (estimates) pou him Town, myst 177; loved
a. r. 408; loved (jrrct) pr. come. 321; (lovid) Octav. 727;
(loovid) j'/or. 714; loved (part) ps. 9, 24.
lover (lovir) loner (loover), „lucanar'', Wr. voe. 236;
prompt, parv. 315.
lowin, ASax. hlopan, 0//(7«-m, (h)luon, iow, „mwgire",
prompt, parv. 315; loowen iCtW. glosa.^ lowep (pres)
Ilardtc. poem 33, 6; (louwep) IVr. ^. s. 332.
lowinge lowing, (ace.) Kath. 144.
..Google
372 lucchen
luccheo, ASax. lyccan(?), hilch, pnllf luche (prfs.)
Mor. a. p. 3, 230.
liid, ASax. OSax. hlud, OHGerm.(h)\tter, Gr. xkink,
loud, a. r. 210; owl and night. 6; & bigoii to ^eien Ifidere
steyene Kath. 208; Iiide (adv.) Lar,. 1768; ich grSde IMe
owl and night. 1253; lahjhen Ihilde Orm. 8142; loude
Wr. treat. 136; Alia. 283; Chauc. C. t. 674: litddure
(compar.) a. r. 290.
iide? Ofm. hlHd? OHOfrm. (li)luta? «ownd, wowe;
lUde (loude) ftiat^ Xn3. 2591; [)& Mden fpZ^ heo ihSrden
27034; he wole maken Mle lildeii rei. oni. I, 188.
Ud(e), ASax. hljde, Ude, March, Rob. Glmic. 569, 9;
llde Hardw. poem 35, 11.
lAden, ASax. MJdan, OHOtvm. blAten, make a noise
or clamour.
lllding clamour, La^. 24873; Ifldinge (ace.) Kath. 145.
luddok plumhtis", pivmpt. parv. 316; I. c. c. 43; lu-
dockes ^nates", Wr. voc. 186; luddokkis Town. mysl.
313.
luffeten, ASax. XySeisxi, jlalter.
luffetuTig, ASax. IjSetang, jlaltery, Wr. voc. 95,
luft, ASax. lyft, OSax. OllGerm. luft, Goth. Iuftu8,
Oleel. lopt, lift, air, Wr. voc. 90; lift Oi-m. 17533; met.
horn. 26; o Mi(acc.) a loft, a. r. 212; o loft Orm. J1823;
lufte (dot) Marh. 9, 29; Kath. 2124; Rob. Olouc. 280, 24;
vleinde bi pe lufte a. r. 244; bi lofte k. of T. 686; to
poll (pan) lufte Laj. 2881; leofte 25585; lift(e) Wr. treat.
136; via. P. P. 10340; fojelea on dir lefte (fueles on pe
lofte)//i^i. ike». \, 223; on lofte Chauc. G. L 4697; ololte
vis. P. P. 640.
loftsong high song? La-^. 68; Marh. 19, 14; Wart. hist.
I, 74; pa, 39, 4*; (loft song) c. of I. 29* {'(Ae oiAer ma.
haa lofsong).
luften (liftin), MHGerm. luften, Olcel. lyptd, i»yi,
„3Mii«i(We", prompt, parv. 303; liftea «w. /*. y*. 3191;
Jtfanrf, 190; leften Orm. 2488; lifte (pret.) Flor. 7fi7.
lugge kjr, rod, pole? lugge fc^T*^ owi and night. 1607.
lugge(n), Sifed. lugga, lug, pidlf Lidg. st. of Th. 4597;
luggep Gow. conf. am. 3, 149; luggid dep. of R. 14, 4;
compos, toluggen.
(lu^e) lighe, ASax. lyge, Olcel. lygi, OHGet-m. lugi,
from le03eil, lie (lee), „mendacium", ps. 5, 7 ; lie Ohavc.
.i:,ooV;ic
luhnen 373
C. t. 3391; k. of T. 1056; leghe a. s. Weh. 2887; lee
Toicn. myst 216; Uses (pi.) Furn. p. XXX, 141.
luhnen? connected with A ^axA&cc&at compos. oluhneH.
liike, Dutch leuk? ittie, L03. 27557; leuke „tepidua",
profnpt. parv. 302; reZ. ant. 1, 52; pr. coiisc. 7481.
leukenesse „tepor", prompt, para. 30;2.
l&ken, AiSaar. lucau, OSax. (ant-, bi)lucan, OFria.
Olcel. luka, //o(A. (ga-, us)liikan, OHOerm. (ant-, ar-, bi)
IGchan, louk (look), pvit, close. Lot,. 29072; Kath. 2128;
Mark, e, 21; rel. ant. 1, 209; louke vis. P. P. 12567;
luked (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 220; luken Orm. 16432; loukande
(part.) Mor. a. p. 2, 441; lek ( pret.) Mapes 339; He I4k
his eghen 3. 3. Web. 929; up he Isec pene staf La^. 29661 ;
pi laec pe pater ofer hem Orm. 14814; luken ut of sc4pe
sweordes longe La^. 23211; loken Amis 492; loke Hob.
Qlouc. 495, 22; loken (part) Orm. 1091; Gow. conf. am.
1, 226; cr. P. P. 62; s. a. Wr. 2951 ; Degrev. 552; lokin
met. horn. 88; It Sarsins legge haj) he lokin Octav. 1274;
compos, bi-, i-, to-, unliken; derio. lok-
louke r „runcator^, Wr. aoc-.218.
lukke, luk, OFris. ODutch luck, Olcel. Inkka, MHGenn.
(g6)iiicke, luck, prompt, pare. 316.
lukke n (lukke), ODutch lucken, luck, succeed, Martsk.
m. t. 225.
lullin, ODutch lullen, luU, prompt, parv. 317; lulUd
(preL) Chauc. C. t 8429.
lumpe, ODutch lompe, lump, „ frustum", prompt, parv.
317; lompe P. P. p. 527.
lund, Olcel. lund, nature, disposUion, Orm. 7038.
lunge, ASax. Oi^m. lungen, OHGerm. lunga, lungun-
(na), lungin(n)a, ODvtah longe, Olcel. (lunga) pi. lungu,
lung, „pulmo'', prompt, parv. 317; rel- songs V, 172; Oow.
cotif. am. 3, 100; lud. Cov. 181; longe Alis. 2156; li heaua
disc. 602; longene (pi) La^- 6499; loiiges Wr. voc. 183;
(lounges) Chauc. C. t. 2754.
lure, ASax. lyre, from leosen, loss, La^. 980; Kath.
805; a. r. 58; owl and night. 1151; luere rd. ant. 1, 263;
lire Orm. 5667; st. gen. 2920; lere? Rob. Qlouc 526, 12;
leore? Alis. 1122.
lure(n), ODutch leuren, loren, Fr. leurrer, hire, Chauc.
C. L 5997; lured (part) vis. P. P. 3351.
(luren) lourin, LGerm. luren (specularijf lour (lower),
..L.oo^^lc
374 louri
scowl, prompt, parv. 31 f>; ioure Ooie. conf. am. 1, 47;
Bick. 3470; vis. P. P. 2735; Trtam. 1032; louring (part)
Ckawc. C. t. 6848.
louri, LQerm. lurig, lowery, Lidg. m. p. 52.
Iflriiig louring, owl and night. 423.
lurken (IflrkeQ?), related to luren, as herken to hfiren?
lurk; „lurkin latere**, prompt, parv. 317; lurkes (pres.)
Mor. a. p. 3, 277; lorkus Degree. X655; lurken cr. P. P.
120; lurking (part.) Chav.c. C. t. 12586; lurkide (pr^)
Wid. gloss.; lorked Will, gloss.
lurkere lurJcer, rel. ant. 1, 133-
(lus) bus, ASax. Olcel. OHOerm. lua, louse, vii. P.P.
2867; Iflse (pi.) Fum. p. I, 5; lis (luis) via. P. P. 2866
(WaH. hist. 2, &6>; Use pr. come. 651.
lousi lousy, Chauc. C. L 7049.
lusch, LQerm: lusch, lush, „laxus", prompt, parv. 317.
luschen mshf luischen (pres.) Halliw. did. 535; lu-
Bchit (pret) Qaw. gloss.
luskten), Daii. luske (auseultarej, MIIGerm. IfiBclieii,
ODutch luischen (latere), lurk, Bob. Br. 9, 1-^.
lust, JSao!. lust, lyst, OSasr. OFris. OHGerm. lust,
Olcel. lyst, lust, Mark. 14, 24; Or-m. 1628; okI andnighl.
507; Hoed. Ill, 60; met. Awn.. 165; Aud. 4; „luste »o-
luptas, libido", prompt, parv. 317; „list delectatio", 306;
we Iiaddeu gr4t(e) lust to see his noblesse Mand. 220;
at here owne list 50; sinful list rel. ant. 1, 221; list,
liste? Mor. a. p. 1, 907 & 2, 843; lust, lest Ckauc. C. t.
132 & 1320 ; luste (r. w. custe) (dat.) owl arid night. 1395;
lustes (pL) Mark l; a. r. 176; ivele lust«S rel. ant. 1, 129.
lustles Gow. conf. am. 2, HI; listlEs prompt, parv. 307.
lustllche gladly, rel. ant. 1, 129; list-, listeli Will, gloas.
lust, ASaa. hlyst, OSax. Olcel. hlust, hearing, La^.
11577.
lusten, ASax. lystan, Olcel. lysia, OHGerm.. lusten,
iwt, cupere: whan hem list Mand. 38; if pe list CAavc.
C. t. 1185; 3ef wif luste hire make owl an-i night. 1191;
luste (pret.) Kaih. 1588; a. r. 238; Brand. 6; ne luste
heom hider varen iaj, 28811; lust(e), leste Ohav^c. C. t.
102 & 752; liste Orm. 8119; Gow. conf. am. 2, 366;
vis. P. P. 11646; Mor. a. p. 1, 146; compos, oflusten.
lusten, ASax. ix]ysta.Q, list, auscultare, La^.9l9^ Fum.
p. VIII, 114; listen Owi.8574; listin prompt, parv. 307;
..L.oo^^lc
lusti 375
I'l^-ea) Lidg. m. p. 189; lu8t (imper.) Mark 3, 15;
• Old and night. 1727; luate (prei.) La^. 2952l>.
■ ti, MIIGerm. luetic, lusty, hilaris, „voluptuostis" ,
■ 'I. paro. 317; Katk. 1693; Gow. conf. am. 1, 110;
'!<: C. t. 80; in \n you]) b^ lusti, sad whan pou art
Lidg. m. p. 68.
|](JOd kilantas, Chauc. C. t. 10602.
ii luat^y, Chauc. C. t 9fi67.
Aids lustiness, Fum. p. XXV, 160; Chauc. C. I. 1941.
awtuen listen, Kath. 110; a. r. 432*; lustne|) (pres.)
. spec. 24; listiiep wis. P. P. 9534; Icstiie (imper.)
r>h. 76; lustiicj) c. of I. 1027; listneil rel ant. 1,217;
iicde (pret.) La'7,. 26357; listnede si. fjen. 2137.
lit (llitV), ASax. lyt, Olcel. litt? lite (leet), parvum,
-. 252; Kalk. 34; worldllche men ilevod lut a. r. 66;
I lut worile-8 70; lute (r. w. pnite) Belc. 227'J; lute
A lute patdatim, Wr. treat. 137; lute god 133; a lute
lu owl and night. 703; to luite (the other ms. has luitel)
.>/ I. 632; k lite (lite?) vis. P. P. 8569; Chauc. C. t.
ir>2; k lute (parvus) wiht a, r. 72; 4 lute fowel Brand.
: itlid i lute hpile Kath. 2183; lite (r. «-. bite) Havel.
730; (>. w. wite) Hartsh. m. t 34; |)i sor^e is al to lite
'horeh. 32; lite (pU) Chauc. C. t. 496.
lutel (Mtel?), ASa-j:. lytel, litel, OSaar. luttil, OHGerm.
Iiiziler, Olcel. liEill? Go(A. leitils? liule (litle, leelle), par-
'■'IS, Old and night. 561; k lute! lond Kath. 2178; lutel,
liittel L«3. 1652&26452; litel (litel?) Orm. 3205; C^a«c.
'-■'. t. 492; litil Wicl. John 4; Lidg. m. p. 163; lutel fiwr-
em,i) Kath. 354; a. c. 74; k Intel AfrarA. 13, 5; luitel
c. of I. 73; lutel, litel Fum. p. VIII, G & 69; litel woot
Arcite Chauc. C. t. 1527; k litel Orm. 1715; rel. ant. 1,
ail; k littel //ict. thes. 1, 228; &ne lutle while Lot,.
5818; pis lutle pine Kath. 2182; pane lutle fu^el owl
and night. 1095; pe litle peteld Ot^ 17597; Utile (pi.)
and mikile Tor. 751; what lutlea Fum. p. XVII, 39fi;
sum ^hat litles Orm. 4681 ; litles phat6952; aeune lutelne
suue Lot,. 6329; latlen (dat. pi.) by iitiie, 3569; lutlen and
lutieii bg little and little, Mark 12; litlum and litlum vis.
P- P. 10787.
lit ten, ASax. lutan, Olcel. luta, lout, incline, Orm.
6139; St. gen. 1926; (he) luted (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 223;
(hi) luted Kath. 1781; luted (imper.) a. r. 13; lutende
..L.oo^^lc
(paH.) 426; heo leat (pret.) Ifehe to hire Mark. 12, 31;
ofte heo luten a dun Lai^. 1880,
liitie(n), ASax. (ge)lutian, OHGerm. luzzen (latere),
indtne, cower, lurk, La^. 21509; loutiti „conguini3cere",
prompt, parv.- 316; loute Ckauc. C. t Tyr. 14168; Roh.
Br. 333, 24; lUted (pres.) rel. nnt. 1, 223; pe hare liitep
al dai owl and night 373; luttes a. r. 332*; loutes Degrev.
1225; lutede (pretj Kath. 1848; loutede vis. P. P. 9604;
and his bed loutede a doun Rob. Qlouc 115, 5 ; loutid(e)
s. D. Wr. 40fi; Mtto Orm. 8961; lutten at. gen. 4070;
compos. atMtien.
luter (nlutter"), ASax. hlutor, hluttor, OSax. hluttar,
Goth, hlutre, OHQerm. (h)lfiterer, lutterer, pure, Orm. 5707.
lutlien, ASax. lytlian, rf*jwiM.M, decrease, LaT,. 8838;
lutlin (f printed littlin) Mark. 5, 1; lutli owl and night. 540.
luder, ASax. lyder, lither, bad, wicked, a. r. 96; luder
(luper) La-^. 6833; luper vis. P. P. 2708; luper and qued
owl and night. 1135; luper ant lees Wr. spec. 49; Uder
rel. ant. I, 131; st. gen. 369; liper Bek. 364; s. a. Wr.
2250; lither pr. consc 1059; leper Jw. 599; pe ludere
reve Marh. 6,
luperhed badneas, wickednesa, Rob. Glouc, 240, 6; liper-
hede (dat.) Fum. p. JUI, 88.
luderliche litherly, badly, wickedly, Mark. 5; a. r. 290;
liperliche s. s. Web. 972; liporli Chauc C. t. 3299; letherU
Mar. mir. pi. U4.
lithernes litkemess, pr. consc. 226.
lupre, ASax. lydre, lid(e)re, sling, fvMda; luperen
(dat.pl.) Rob. Qlouc. 394, 19.
luve, ASax. lufe, lufu, love, amor, Mark. 5, 9; owl
and nigkt. 1508; lufe Orm. 1572; pr. consc. 69; Isumb.
242; lufve Amad. Robs. LIT, 11; luve, lufe, lofe (love)
La^. 223, 413 & 783; love Ckauc. C. t 1602; Wid. John
13; luve (pi) Fum. p. VIII, 156.
lovedai a day appointed for the amicable settlement of
d^erences, Fum. p. XVIl, 494; vis. P. P. 5634; Chauc.
(ft 260; Aud. 26.
lovedrink Triat. 2, 54.
lufful a. r. 222.
lovelaik Trist. 2, 82. i
lovelees loveless, vis. P. P. 2707.
luvelTch lovely, a. r. 428; lovelich vis. P. P. 5069; lave-
luvien 377
liche (adv.) a. r. 14; liivellche (lofvelicbe) La^. 7892;
luvelike rel. ant 1, 217; lovelokest (mperl.) P. P. p. 518.
lufrsden amor, met. hont. 30; lover^d p^. 108, 5,
lufsum loveaome, Kath. 316; Marh. 3; Orm. 3583; ant.
Arth. XXVII, b; (printed lussum) Wi: spec. 31; lufsom
Iw. 214; lofsom hmmf. 942; lovesom Ckaue. Troil. 6835.
luvewurde a. r. 112.
luvien, jlSair. lufiaD, love, amare, a. r. 206; rel. ant.
1, 212; luvien (lovie) Lot,. 3056; lufen Orm. 940; lovien
H'r. spec. 57; lovie Shoreh. 91; loven Mand. 160; love
Wtci!. JoAn 8 ; luvie (pres.) Mark. 4, 7 ; lovie ifeA. 890 ;
va. P. P. 1420; Invest a. r. 282; luvetl Katk. 231; owi
aW Mj^R 230; (M) luvied^Kath. 952; a. r. 282; omi ajwi
M^/((. 1353; luvede (pret.) Katk. lOtl; luvede, lufede (lo-
vede) ^03. 156 & 256; lufede Orm. 16712; lovedest Bet.
781; luveden a. r. 282; lufed (part.) Iw. 1164; compos.
bi-, iluvien.
lovere lover, Chauc. 0. t 1381.
mfl., ASax. ma, OFria. mi, mar, OSax. OHOei-m. mer,
0/c«i. ineir, Go(/i. mais, iat. magis, (compar.) ma (mo),
magia, pltis, Katk. 1282; J/arA. 8, 32; fior. 1104; pr.
conac. 3997; nefede he bern no mi Lut,. 9t ; he hafde
sunes raa Orm. 8157; nffifre mA 4206; mo owl and nigkt.
564; Mand. 375; Chauc. C. t. 578; Mor. a. p. 1, 869;
And. 80; oder mo oder ies o. r. 42; no p^ mo Wr. (r^at.
138; mo pan &. pousand vis. P. P. 294; cvre mo Fum.
p. VIII, 53; mar (for mare?) plus, Orm. 1715; rel. attt.
1, 145; mor Ckauc. C. t. 2368; m^re, ASax. OFrw. mftra,
OSax. OHGerm.^ mero, Olcel. meiri, Go(fi. maiza, /i^rt.
nriAjor, Sanac. MS I M If, more, major, Orwi. 19566; mfl-re luve
ia3. 30055 ; eaver se fu m&re pi & mftre peane dSst me
. , . Be pu purches(t) mi pil & mi peol m&re Katk. 2140;
more Fum. p. VIII, I ; Hoed. I, 65 ; more wunder a. r.
54; godes merci is more pan &c, via. P. P. 3050; bope
more and lesse Chauc. C. t. 6516; Inde pe lasse and pe
more Mand. 4; mkre (neui.) plus, Percev. 229; ne iirAs
he never m&re La^. 1555; pat is mdre purd Kath. 70;-
njlpiht m^re 2144; godes engel sejde , , . 3et mire Orm.
780; & mftre (magis) lufest tu pat ping 4662; pe mfl,re
10146; pS more a. r. 194; nh mort: ow^ anc^ ntr/At. 213;
more 6per lasse Wr. treat 138; mscst, ASax. msest (ma-
xirnus, maxime), msesta (maximvs), OSax. most (maxime.
..L.oo^^lc
378 macche
■■m), mesta (maximua), OHGerm. meist (maxime),
meisto (maximm), OTcel. inSstr (mestr?), Goth, maists,
Gr. jieTiOTO!, (nuperlaL) moat, maxime, Im^. 27601; \k
most worpi Mand. I; mSat plerumque, fere, a. r. 88;
Fum. p. VIII, i; meast alio Katk. 29; & tssr pas liejre
king aj mfct Orm. 3471; mtsi (iiiaximus) & lie^best
10734; ant tii schalt . . . nioast punne aiit peole pclden
Marh. fi, 10; ho so liavep of urpe mest (plurimum) Wt.
treat. 138; pat mreste (mnximus) viht Lar^. 274S2; maste
Iw. 2123; |ie m^'^te lufe Orm. 5328; pe raoste sinne
Mand. 249; pe m6?t(e) ami leste Ckmic. C. t. 22O0;
m^ste Uob. Glmie. 9, 18; (li)ia mesto fo Wr. spec. 34;
at te mestc Brand. 31; mesten (ace.) 6kl (dSl) ia^. 2153.
macche, ASax. (ge)inEecca, from mak, match, conjux,
par, vis. P. P. 8125; Hoed. J, 307; (mache) m. AHh. F.
1607; nin of Lem ne ^holde lienpedded pip lifepen macche
Oitn. 1958; pe schrewe fond his macche po Furn. p
XIV, 48; mehche (nietche) prompt, pare. 331; ches Crist
to meche rel. ant. 1, 325.
macchen vtatcli, comjiarare; maccho (imperat.) you to
gidores vis. P. P. 532fi ; maclict (part) ant. Arth. A'.V.V/F, 3.
mid, ASfjiT. {ge)nijed (nmem), OSax. (ge)med (stvUiis),
Goth, (ga)maids (dvctJtijpoi), OHGerm. (ga)mcitor (sl^dtiis),
mad, (r. w. rftd) * s. Wr. 2091; (maad) U beans disc.
2001; (mad? = ma;ded:'' r. w. lad = Iseded) Wr. spec.
29; „madde amens", prompt, pai-v. 319; met. horn. 53.
madllche madhj, Katk. 2114.
m3,dnesse („maddenesse") madness, pi-ompt. parv. 319.
mAdschipe id.. Kath. 237; medschipe a. r. 148.
maddir (madir), ASax. inieddre, madder, prompt. paro.
319; nV. VQC. 265.
m a e d e n ? ASax. (ge)inEedan, Goth, maidjan (xaitjjXEuew).
Olcel. meiJa pret. meidda (laedere), mad, trouble, hurt)
„maddiii inaanire", prompt, parv. 31!'; tf poii madde Cfiaue.
C. t. STSfi; pat maddid (for madde?) her eion (ms. ^ine)
' dep. of H. 6. 17; compos, amsedon.
maei, ASax. nia;g, OSnx. OHQerm. m4g, Olcel. migi-,
Gnth. mSgs, relative, cousin, „propinc[iiits", Wr. voc. fi7;
mffii (mey, mAy) I.03. 3838, 8139 & 19674; pi mei (ma;i)
ne [)i moje Furn. p. VIII, 15; mei rel. fongs V, 162;
maejes (mSy^s) (pi.) La-^. 457; meies Mark. 16, 9; com-
pos, winemffii.
i^vGoogle
mael 379
mfiol, ASast.. m;ol, Qoili. mSl, Olcel. m^l, m*!, mftl,
0Fri3. m^l, mal, OHaar. OHGerm. raiil, meal, La-t,- i:"690;
mfil (meal) a. r. 2fi2; m61 /Ca(A. 1839; BeA. 2305; Ckauc.
C. t. 7356; meel „pasius'*, prompt, parv. 331; Gniw. 630;
Fum. p. XXX, 1; mseles (pi) Onn. 495U; compos, un-
(lernmSl, cuppe-, flok-, lime-, puiid-, stuEidtmele, wake-
Rifilum.
meltld rel. ant. 1,'132; Ckauc. Troil. 2648,
melseotel Marh. Jl, 24.
meeltime vis. P. P. 1806.
maelen, ASax. ma;lan, Olcel. micla, /ram mill, apeak,
Orm. 2919; mele TTi-. »yer. 3J; nw/. .IriA. F/, 9; m^Iez
(^r<?s^ jl/of. a. p. 1, 496; mealde f^^rrt^ Kath. 1245.
maene (meeue), OFris. meue, for imseiie? mean, com-
mon, vis. P. P. 36; pe mene folk Rob. Br. K.R, 5: |ie
mfine aiimes pr. conac. 3192; meiier (comp.) via. P. P.
9252; I. c. c 7.
mffinelich mennly, common: oure m^iieliche loverd rel. ant.
I, 282; mienellite jiiiig Orm. 25(13.
mansien, ASaa: niarsumian (V), gcma-tii^umiari, OHGerm.
gemeinsamoti, communicare; raiinsen (manseii V), for amftn-
sen, (pj-es.) Orm. 10522; nifl.nsed, for am^iised, (part.)
via. F. P. 2402 ; Mor. a. p. 2, 774.
maene, for imfene? commtmity, company, Orm. 1948;
mone Shoreh. 61 & 70; mdne of all e halwen rel. ant. 1,
57; ne mihto pat maiden his mone (imoiie) ipolien La^.
25916; mfiiie ,'(, gen. 501.
maene (m6ne), OFris. meno (opinio), OHGerm. meina
(significatio), moan, opinion, comnttinieatton, co^)- plaint, rel.
ant. 1, 103; t fala mSne via. P. P. 10592; mane rel. ant.
1, 60; Lo. 535; met. horn. 119; Min. 12; mone a. r. 64;
Itoh. Gltmo. 34, 15; Shoreh. 89; Alis. 12S1; Chauc. C. t.
112.^2; (moone) Triam. 182; and m4de Lir mone to Piers
ris. P. P. 4042.
maencn, mSnen, ASax. mienan, OFris. mfina, OSax.
m^nian, Olcel. meiiia, OHGerm. meincn, wicrw (main, mo'ni),
communicare, dicere, aignificare, gneri, La'^. 8294 & 2961H;
menen a. r. 274 & 316; Orm. 4817; meanen Kath,. 1243
& 2345; mene owl and night. 1255; Rob. Glo'ir. 330, 2^*;
c. of I. 401; Trist. 2, 2; ' Gow. conf. am. 1, 94; Triam.
28 & 473; mone Rick. 4636; Percev. 128; j^mfine (prea.)
Ckauc. C. t. 2065; hit is & 8chSp(h)ei:de pat i of mSne
..L.OO^Ic
380 meninge
Hartsh. m. t. 74; as Marc m4iie[j in pe gospel vi». P. P.
CI78; and m^nip him bi name Tor. 759; i wot what pis
m^nes Boh. Br. 155, 11; as pe stoii mones 128. 2; pei
mSiien Mand. 132; msende, mende (pret) La^,. 1904 &
2438; mende Degrev. l?;68; m^nde (maiite) a. r. 64; ase
ich €r mende Shoreh. 129; mSnden' Mark. R, 4; compos.
bimeiien (-monen),
meninge, OHGemi. meinaaga,, meakln;/, moaning, com-
munication, prompt, parv. 332; Perceo. 1986; Rob. Br. 2%
26; ant. Arth. XLVI, 11.
mennesse meanness, community, rel. ant. I, 43.
maer (meer), ASax. (ge)mEere, Olcel. mEeri, meer,
„liinea'*, prompt, parv. 333; m£er (m^r) La^. 2133; mfire
lud. Cov. 171; meres f,t€rminos", pa. 2, 8.
maere, ASax. msere, Olcd. mBcrr, Goth. m§rs, OSax.
mari, OHGirm. m^rer, famowa, illuatrioua, Orm. 806 ; miere
(mfire) iaj, 1139; m^reFuMi. p. VIII, 196; Wr.apeclio.
mairhche /owioiwifi/, Lai^. 2&'i7.
maep, ASax. msed, O^Gerai. (ga)mahida, meeth, fitness,
measure, modeety, dignity, Orm. 7515; mSp Wr. spec. 103;
mede st. gen. 3fi01 ; mffide (mepe) (dat.) La^. 977; in
mesure & mepe Mor. a. p. 2, 247; wipouten mep(e) c. oj
I. 318; and Mari ledd(e) htr ijf wip mepe met. k<ym. 107;
man ne can his rnQdes mede (ace.) rel. ant l, 131; com-
pos. unmEBp.
mgdful a. r. 430; mdpful (mSthful) Wr. spec. 32 ; j>a. 3,6.
m^dleaa meedleas, a. r. 96; meplea Gaw. gloas.
mepe moderate, HalUw. diet. 553; compoa. unmede.
m^dellke moderately, st. gen. 1758.
maedejien, ASax. (ge)mBedegian, temper, moderate:
we sculled mMegis heore mod La3. 25231.
maedien, ASax. msediaiij temper, moderate: pe man
pe hit meded riht rel. ant. 1, 132; 4n angel m^dede hire
dat nSd sL gett. 1242.
maew („meaw"), ASax. masp (aicedo), Olcel. m&r
(larva), mew (maw), Wr. voc. 90; mowe prompt, pom.
346; compos, s^mgwe,
ma3, ASax. mseg, OSax. OHGerm. Goth, mag, OIceL
ma, (pret. prea.) may, Orm. 199: mai (mai^) Hich. thea.
1, 223 ; mai owl and night 228 ; (may) c. oj I. 1; mai, mei
a. r. 6; raffii L03. 1202; pu maht Mark. 4, 25; Wr. spec
91; maht, miht Orm. 1488 & 1492; maut Wr. an. lit. 8;
maj 381
miht La-7^. 13289; harrnio. 80; rai^t owl and night. 555;
Brand. 30; meiht (maht) ». r. 102 & 40B; (we, je, hi)
ma3en, mawen Laj. 731 & 1333; mahen Katk.l^l; ma-
wen FJV. spec. 96; muwen (majeii) a. r. 16; mujen Fum.
p. VIII, 104; (mushen) Orm. 202; muje owf and jit^Af.
182; moweu Chauc. V. t. Tyr. 13967; mowe Hch. Olouc.
316, 13; «. of I 23; Mand. 5; //occi /, 148; moun s. s.
Wr. 1340; malie (mhj.) Katk. 967; mawe Fum. p. VIII,
168; Dijeie (mawe) La'T,. 3180; mu^he Orm. 200; muhe
owl and night. 1579; mowe Bek. 141; derie. maio, maht,
mu^en.
ma3, ASax. mseg? Olcd. mfer? GotA. mavi? may,
maid, Orm. 2489; may Lot,. 30486*; Wr. spec. 26; Oow.
conf. am. 2, 2; Chauc. C. t. 5271; Town.myat. 67; ^wwrf
fiojs. /yi//, 9; mai met. hom. 39.
ma3e (,.mahe"), ASax. maga, OHGerm. mago, 07crf.
magi, mow, slomachvs, rel. songs V, 17] ; mawe a. r. 370;
Bo6. Giojw. 311, 16; Alia. 1260; ww. P. P. 9715; Hardw.
poem 43, 6; met. Aom. 124.
mA^e? mos, v^Sao^. mflga(?), maugh, kinsman, at. gen.
1761; mo3e (tfaf. pi.) H. zeitschr. ll,*29'.t.
ra 1136 (roiwe), m63e (mowe), ASasr. mAge, maege, female
relative, i-ovsin, Z.a3. 257 & 25897; m63e (m^se) Fwm.
p. VIII. 15; mowe rel. songs V, 162; Hoh. Glouc. 316,
5; mOw(e) sister in law, prompt, pari}: 345; mdwe (mfihe)
«. r. 76; mowe (j^) Fvrn. p. F", 3; mfihen (pi) Marh.
16, 9.
masden, ASax. msegden, maiden (maid), Orm. 2102;
pat maiden, mseiden, maide, maeide La^. 150, 3059, 3111
A. 22225; maiden Tor. 2008; meiden Kath. 66; a. r. 64;
maide oW and night. 1416; ifoi. Gtou^. 206, 12; maid
Gow. conf. am. I, 150; maidene (gen. pi) rel. ant. 1, 128;
meidene Mnrh. 5.
maidin-, maidechild Wirl. gloss. 27 ; maidechild ^^(13. 14379.
mn3deiihttd Orm. 4606; maidenliod Chavc. C. t. 2331;
meiden-, meideliod «. r. 104&392; maidenhed Gow. conf.
fim. 2, 230; st. gen. 1852.
masdenman virgin, Orm. 2085; maidenmon Wr. spec. 82.
maidekin, ODiiirh maegdeken, ,.piieUa.'', prompt. pm-v.
319.
ma5d, ASox. mBeg(e)d, OSax. OHGerm. magai, virgin.
ma3phad Orm. 2339; meidhad Marh. 2.
:, Google
382 maeip
maeip, ASax. msegd, „(proge)niea, Iribus", Wr. voe.
87; maspe (dot.) Orm. 6985.
m&h, ASax. mih, bold, La^. 10201; compos. imSh.
malit, ASax. Tafia.ht, miht, OSax. OHGerm. maht,
Go(A. malits, from ma^, mt^Ai (maught), poteatas, Wr. sjiec.
34; majt A/or. a. p. 3, 112; inaght Iw. 3621; (maught)
TrMi. 3, 45; maht, miht O'-m. 20l5&2'J5(i; mihttransact.
18, 26; mist (miht) c. of I. 1174; might vis. P. P. 225;
Chaue. C. t. 540; mihte" a. t: 26; Iltck. ihes. 1, 222; rd.
songs IV, 16; mighte (mihte) prompt, parv. 337; mseltte
(mihte) (dot.) La^. 6810; malite (ace) Mark. 7, 6.
mistful c. o/ i. 588; s(. gen. 100.
might, .ifiorc, meaht, vtanght, strong, sacram. 182; mill
mi^te name at. geii. 3038; compos, almiht.
mahtis, ASax. raeahtig, mihtig, OHGerm. mahtiger.
QoUt. mahteigs, mighty, Orm. 806; majti rel. ant. 1,214;
msehti (mihti) ^.13. 2839; ma^ti, mi^ti s(. gen. yB3 &
3797; mihti a. r. 182; mijli Brand. 16;' mighti Chaur-.
C. t. 108.
maile, F7: maille, Ital. maglia, Lat. macula, maH,
prompt, paro. 320; mailes (pi-) ant. Arth. XXX, 5.
maime(n), OFr. mahaigner, MLat. mahamiare, maim,
Chaue. C. I. 6714; majnin (maimiii) promjit. pan: 320;
imaimed (part) Rob. Glouc 288, 4; vis. P. P. 11746.
main, ASax. msigie)u, OSax. megiu, OHGerm. magao,
megin, 01f.d. magti, megin, from maj, mam, potentia,
LaT,. 1541; Rob. Olouc. 10, 7; Aiis. 656; lud. Cov. 25;
mein Mark. 12, '4 ; c- of I. 1479; matne (dat) Goto. conf.
am. 3, 4 ; Tnam. 740.
mainful Mor. a. p. 1, 1092; meinful Kalk. 1096.
maister, OFr. maistre, Lat. magister, master, owl and
night. 1776; s. s. Wr. 36; meister a. r. 236.
meistren master, Kath. 1280.
maithe, ASax. magede, Tneaden, tdld chamomile, "''■
voc. 190; maide, maithis prompt, pai-v. 319.
mak (make?), Olcel. makr, /or imak? fit, meet, easy,
^aptus*", prompt, pai-v. 321.
makli easily, prompt, para. 322.
mak, Dan. mfbk, maddik, Olcel. madkr, maak (mawk).
maggot, ,.cimex", prompt, paro. 321; mauk Wr. voe. 190;
maked (for madek?) 255.
make, ASax. maca, Olcel. maki, OSax. (gi)maco,
.L.OOc^lC
makere ^SS
OHOerm. (gi)inahho, make (ma^), conjiux, par, a. r.
0mm. 1276; owl and night. 1157; rel. ant. 1,224; Shoreh.
07; Alls. 3314; vis. P. P. 1598; s. s. Tf>. 239; Goto. conf.
am. 1, 45; Degrev. 1116; m. jlr(A. J<'. 1062; Lidg. m. p
153; pe turtle pat hap lost hir make Chaue. C. t. 9954
lie wenes his iiiak(e) mai ua man find(o) met. hom. 49,
makelcs Mark. 11, 4; e. of I. S19; Chaim. Troil. 172
anf. Arik. XXVIl, 10.
makere maker, via. P. P. 6095.
makien, ASaa: macian, OFrii. makia, OSax. raacon,
OHQerm. luachon, make. La-,. 635; Kath. 1026; «. r. 6:
maki Wr. treat. IZ'i \ maken c. oj I. 479; cts. i*. P. 1179:
makin prompt, parv. 321; ma '/Vis/. 3, 43; Mor. a. p. 1
283; (maa) Percev. 520; makie (pies.) Wr. spec. 86
mas |)J'. co}tsc. 255; makede (pret.) a. r. 224; l-Vr, (i-ea(,
132; made Mand. 261; (maatle) c. of I. 34; maked (paj-t^
Oivw. 995; Shoreh. 71; maad Chauc. C. t. 396; compos.
imakien.
mSl, ASax. mk\, OOutck mael, OHGei-m. mk\, meil?
Go(A. mail? mo(e (maul, mail), macvln, naevus; mool. reZ.
ant 1, 108; moles (pi.) vis. P. P. 8651.
mftl, ASiur. m41, msel (sermo, slipendlum), Olcel. m&i
(sermo, pactum), OSax. OHGerm. malial (sermo, cohcw,
pactum), mail, speech, tribute: o Grickislie m5,l Orm. 4270;
moal St. gen. 81; & samnen la^helike & riht [le kiugea
I'ihte male Onii. 10188.
male, OFr. male, ODutch maele, 0/iOerm. mal(a)ha,
mail, hag, „mantica", prompt parv, 323; sacram. 179
males (pi) vis. P. P. 2940.
maienV mail, macularef moled (part) vis. P. P. 8584
compos, bimolen.
matle, Fr. mail, Lat. malleus, mall, (dat) Tor. ,322
melles (pi.) pr. consc. 6572.
malskren masker, bewilder ; ma\s\i.Te(l. (part) Mor. a p.
3, 255; malskrid (maskrid?) iVill. 16 (Hartsh. m. t. 276);
maskede men Brand. 6.
malt, ASax. mealt, Olcel. malt, OHGerm. malz, mcdt,
Wr. ooc. 93; prompt, pars. 323; vis. P. P. 392; Chauc.
C. t. 7328.
raaltin. Germ, malzen, malzen, malt, prompt, parv.
323; malte melt, soften? (cmp. OHGerm. malzer lenia)
Mor. a. p. 2, 1566; see melten.
=dbvGoogIe
384 mamelen
mamelen mumble, via. P. P. 2514.
mainere(n), A8ax. mamerianV mammer, mumble, Wr.
voc. 203; memered? (pret.) Gaw. gloss.
(man) mon, ASax. man, mon, Olcel. man, mon, mun,
Ooth. man, Lat. memini, Gr. [i^fiova, (pret. pres) man
(mun), think, will, Percev. 567; pr. consc. 96; Tor. 1113;
wi. Anh. F. 3230; pou moii bS ded Iw. 703; mun Min.
!2; ant. Arth. XXV, 3; it raune? Orm. 14356; (we, ye)
mon(e) Hatliw. nvtj. poet. 41 ; Town. my»t. 63; per mone
no dintus him dere avow. Arth. Ill, 11; pai mun(e) Min.
3 ; derio. mane3en, munen.
man, ASasr. ■man(n). mon(n), Oi'iar. OHGerm. man,
Olcel. maun, Goth, (mann) <jen. pi. manne, man (mon),
Beh. 4; Shoreh. 1 ; Ab's. 1579; Mand. 1; vis. P. P. 690;
Chauc. C. t. 733; Fw. 2109: ^r, co/tsc. 42; man hem halt
for gode men Orm. 387; mon Lns- 910; Kath. 925;
o. r. 8; c. of /. 622; mannes (gen.) Chauc, C. t 4707;
monnes Kath, 237; manne (dot.) owl and night 798;
monne a. r. 68; men (mww, ace. pL) Orm. 123; owi and
night. 385 & 923; vin. P. P. 64; & spa men (me) dide
sone Kath. 1552; in eorile me hine sette La;^. 27933;
ase me seid it. r. 54; men (for mannen, dat. pL) Kaih.
406; a. r. 286; Beh. 310; manue (gen. pi) Fum. p. VIII,
82; Orm. 2597; Rob. Glouc. 312, 15; monne a. r. 384;
menne P. P. p. 640; monnen (dat. pi) La-^. 345; manne
owl and night. 389; [mennes (gen. pi) Orm. 386; JWani/.
104]; compos, aker-, alder-, bonde-, burj-, cheap-, dri-,
ffl,-, fot-, gleo-, 30-, heaved-,' hired-, leof-, sae-, steor-,
wSp(en)-, wifman.
mnncun Fum. p. VIII, 153; mankun owl and night. 847;
monkun La^. 436; harrow. 130; mankin Omi. l; sf. jen-
240; monkin 'I'r. spec. 95.
mon-qualm (man-cwalm) LaT,. 3908.
manhijd Shoreh. 148; manhed Chauc. C. t. 758; raonheed
^wrf. 55.
manlich manly, human, Furn. p. XXIII, 33; vis. P. P-
2991; monlich Kath. ?324; manli 7w. 3207; monhiker
(comp.) a. r, 422; manlokest Will, gloss. 234.
manliche, ASax. manlica, Goth, manleika, OHOerm. man-
hcha, human form, ret. ant. 1, 234.
mon-rcden homage, La^. 420; man-rEde Furn. p. XIII, 203;
Alts. 4666 ; monrsden ant. At-th. L, 5 ; monrade harroir. 88.
m&n 385
monscipe (mansipe) dignity, honour, Xa^. 346; manshipe
Orm. 19014.
monslahe Mark. 11, 8.
mon-slfeht La^. 27826; monsleibt a. r. 56; manslajt, Bek.
365; »t. gen. 485; monsla3t And. 2.
m4n, ASax. mAn, Otcel. meiim, OHGerm. meiner,
had, false.
minap false oath, Orm. 4480.
monsware perjurua, La^. 4148.
raSnsworn tnainsieorft, perjuraims, Iw. 3938; m&iuwore iaj.
22139; monsworn Mor. a. p. 2, 182.
m&n, ASa^.joka, OSace.jnen, Olcel. OHGerm. mein, atn;
J)at tu pe loke ^el fra laka in &pes & i fitness Orm. 4478.
mooful „profanua", Wr. voc. 94.
mande (mauade), ASax. mand, ODvtch mande, maund,
„sportula", prompt, parv. 330.
mande (mauadee), OFr. maude, Lot. mandatiun, maundy,
Mand. 18; vts. P. P. 11086.
mane, OHGerm. mana, Olcel. mon, mane, ^uba",
prompt, parv. 324; Alia. 1957; Iw. 1863.
mane, OHGerm. {far)mana? mind, remembrance, (dat.)
Percev. 553; mone Rob. Glouc. 281, 21 & 293, 2; (ace)
vis. P. P. 9637.
m ft n e n ? Olcel. meina (prohibere) f blame, reprove f m6ne
Mapea 336; pSr dedea pou not m6ne8(t) Rob. Br. 219, 28.
(m a n 6 3 e n) moneseo, ASax. mam(ge)an, monian, OFris.
monia, OSax. OHGerm. manon, remember, bring to mind,
mention, Kemh. Sal. a. Sat. 240; moneje (prea.) Shoreh.
89; monin prompt, parv. 342.
mangr, OFr. manoir, manor, Bek. 480; manoir vis.
P. P. 3679.
manure, OFr. vasaiiere, manner', a.r.S; Fvm.p.XVII,
301; manure (maneere) c. of I. 663.
mang, mong, ASax. (ge) OySaa;. (gi)mang, mang(mong),
mixture, a. r. 384; mang (for a mang?) j^immankin Orm.
239; a mang among, 110; a-mong a. r. 2; owl and night.
497 ; a mong men harrow. 131 ; a manges amongst, Shoreh.
21; Perceo. 1148; a monges Mand. 11; bl mong Kaih.
200; a. r. 100; Wr. apec. 35; compos, imang.
mongcorn prompt, parv. 342; cr. P. P. 1567.
luange(n), ASax. (ge)mangian, Olcel. manga, trade,
barter, pa. 101, 27; manges (prea.) a. r. 408*.
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mangare, ASax. mangere, Olhttck manger, monger,
„merc(Uor", Wr. voc. 88; mongerea (pi.) Furn. p. XII, 69.
manglen mingle; mongled (prea.) a. r. 338; roong-
linde (fart) 116.
maiiis, A^ax. manig, msenig, monig, OSarr. mauag,
OHOerm. mauager, Goth. rnanagB, many (mony), OMw.693i
mani owl and nighl. 1321; Skoreh. 8; moni Mark. 1;
a. r. 2 J meni Bek. 654; Tor. 699; manies (gen. in.) Furn.
p. VIII, 18; moniea kunnea (mani kiiines) La^. 1710;
manias (pi) st. gen. 428; manye leches via. P. P. 1347;
mooie a. r. 200.
mauifald, ASax. manigfeald, Goth. managfal[», manifold,
Itc. 2973; monivold a. r. 176.
monivolden multiply, a. r. 402,
menitQwe ^sailers", Wr. voc. 88.
manje, ASaa. manigo, men(i}go, OHGerm. raanagr,
Goth, managei, many, multitude; laoniea (ace) La^. 24558.
mankin, ODutch manken, mang, „mulilare", prompt,
parv. 325; mankit (pi^et.) Gaio. gloss.
manne, ASax. Go(A. manna, mo?ilmonnen(yormonne?)
(gen. pi) La'7,. 24509; rel. ant. t, 171.
maiiiLiase, mentiisse human nature, rel. ant, 1, 129
& 130; manDesse (mennesse) Kath. 1118.
mantel, OFr. mantel, mantle, Bek.'llQQ; mantles ('jif.^
Marh. 7.
mapel (mapul), ASax. mapel, maple, „acer'*, Wr. boc.
181 ; prompt, parv. 335; Ghauc. G. t 2925.
marclie, ASax. mearc, OSax. marca, Gotk. marks,
OHGerm. marcha, march, border, „conJinium", prompt
parv. 326; pe king of pe marche Furn. p. XIII, 32;
(ace) vis. P. P. 10516; marches (pi) Mand.292; merkes?
TrisL 8, 41.
marcheii, OHGerm. marcbon, march, harder: pe king-
dcm of Hungarie pat niarchep to pe lond of Polaine
Mand. 6; marchen to gideres vis. P. P. 126.
mare, ASax. mara, msera i't), Oleel. mara, MHGertn.
maxe, mare, „ephialtes, sagana", prompt, parv. 326 ; si'rCT?
Kath. 1500; mirie singed dis mere rel. ant. 1, 221; coffl-
poa. nihtmare.
(mlren) moria, OHGerm. mSrou, increase, prompt, parv.
343; morep (prea) Ijidg. m. p 243; mored (vart) Qo«.
con/, am. 2, 181.
max3 387
mar 3, ASax. mearg, mearli, OSaa. t™arg, XiHGerm.
marg, marc, OFria. merg, Olcel. mergr, marrow, medvUa:
mars, margh, mary, mergh, merewj, merow, merow^ Wicl.
iflosa. 2?; mary, marow (marwh, marugli) prompt, pan.
326; mary Chiuc. V. t. 13957; mergh HaUiw. diet. 550;
merowe (dat.) apot. 91.
maryten Chauc. C. t. 382; Lidg. m. p. 165.
mariin, Fr. marier, marry, prompt, parv. 326; marie
Mor. a. p. 2, 52; nmrien (pres.J Mand. 212.
mark, ASax. marc, ODutch mark, merk, OFru. mark,
Olcel. miirk, mark, prompt, parv. 326; marc vis. P. P.
2533; for marlfe ne for pundo Fum. p. VIII, 149.
m ar k e , ASax. (ge)mearc, MHGerm. marc, ODutch
mark, merk, Olcel. mark, merki, mark, signum, (ace.) £03,
19099; Chauc. C. t. 6301; a. a. c. X, 47; marke, merke
Mark. 5, 16 & 13, 18; merke prompt, parv. 384; a. r.
300; Orm. 179B2; Rob. Br. 129,9; merk ets. i'. P. 10324;
pr. consc. 4402; Tnet. horn. 67; merke (dat.) Chauc. G. t.
11192; (accj at. gen. 3455; merkea (pi) a. /■. 364; mar-
kis s. s. Wr. 1928.
marken, .48oa;, mearcian, OJcei. marka, merkja, •mark,
aignare; merkin prompt, parv. 334; merke (pres.) lud.
Cav. 308; markep Shoreh. 7; markede (pret) La^. 5642;
markedeat Mffli-A. 10; marked (part) vis. P. P. 7796; markid
a. s. Wr. 8595; merked Mor. a. p. 1617; compos, imarken.
market. Lot. merc&tus, market, prompt, parv. 326;
Alia. 1515.
market-beter Chauc. C. t. 3934.
marl, ODutch margel, mergel, OHGerm. mergil, marl,
prompt, parv. 327; marie (dat) P. P. p. 641.
marel (ma. raarle)-pit Chauc. C. t. 3460,
marmon, Lat. marmor?
nmrmon (marbre)-st5n, ASax. marmanstsn, marble-stone,
LaT,. 1317; marbelston Bek. 2142.
mar r en (marre), A Sax. merran, myrran (offenders,
impedire), OSax. merrian, ODutch OHGerm. merren,
marren (impedire, tardare), Goth, marzjan (oxavSaXiCsiv),
mar (met), nr. P. P. 132; he palde merrin hire meidhsd
Marh. 4; marre (prea) Mor. a. p. 2, 279; & maide mar-
rep me Wr. spec. 29; merred Kath. 1780; merres HaUiw.
vug. poet. 39; maarde (pret) La^. 1903; mirde („mired")
met. hom. 38; compos, amarren.
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(marrelec) marlin, Dutch inar(re)len, from mftrreQ,
marl, ^iUaqueare" , prompt, parv. 3^7.
martir. Lot martyr, martyr, Kath. 2217.
martardsm £03. 10120.
(maru) marw, marow marrow, nSOciW, pnyiwjpl. parv.
327; maro Town. myst. 110.
maschiii maah, „miscere", prompt parv. 328.
mase maxe, Fum. p. XXIII, 14; Ckauc. Troil. 6838;
(maze) vis. P. P. 471.
md.se, ASax. mftse, ODutck meese, OHGerm. meisa,
(titjmoute, panu, Lidg. m. p. 203 ; moae owl and night.
69 ; compos, col-, titetosse. '
masedlTche foolishly, a. r. 272.
masednesBe confusion, Chaitc. C. t. 8937.
mase I (masil), ODidcA masel, measle, prompt, parv. Z28;
maseles (pi.) Wr. voc. 161.
? maeslesceaJe „eruca", Wr. voc. 91.
mag en maze, be confused, bewildered; mase (pres.) Will
glosa.; ye mase Ghauc 0. t 10261; mased (part.) Ooto.
eonf. am. 3, 6; Chauc. G. t. 4946; mased of wine p«. 77,
65; masid aacram. 653; masid and mad Mar. mir.pl.
170; compos, a-, bimasen.
maser, ASax. (fj ODutck maser (tvher), OHGerm.
masar, Olcel. mosor, maaer, lenotty wood, bowl, Wr. voc.
198; prompt, parv. 328; wills and invent. 35; masere
(dat) Qaw. gloss.; hire nap of bazere rel. ant. 1, 129.
maske, ODutch masche, O.^Cenn. masca, maah (mesh),
prompt, parv. 329.
maskel, ODutch maschel, spot; maskle (dat.) Mor.
a. p. 2, 656.
maskellea Mor. a. p. 1, 743.
mast, ASax. msest, OHGerm. mast, maat, ^mcUis'*,
prompt, parv. 329 j Chauc. C. t. 3264; mastes (^.) La^.
1100.
mast, ASax. miest, OHGerm. mast, mast, sagina: pe
wilde bfir, penne (wane) he i (in) pan mseste (maste)
monie swin im^ted La^. 21263.
mastswTu prompt parv. 329.
maatin, ASax. mEestan, OHGerm. masten, ODutch
mesten, fatten, „saginare", prompt, parv. 329.
masti, Germ, mastig, masty, fat; mastie (pi.) swine
Chauc. h. off. 1777.
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maetliitg 389'
maatling, A8<uc. inffis(t)ling, m<u(t)lin, brass, .fioi. Qloac
87, 2; mestiing a. r. 284*.
mat, OFr. mat, mate, tired, confounded, a. r. 382; c. of
I. 1205; (mate) Iw. 427; BjcA. 6749; Flor. 771; Tor. 679;
mate fp/) £^a(A. 2015.
mate, 0 Dutch (ge)niaet (socius), OHGerm. gimazo
(conviva) f mate, companion, prompt, parv. 329 ; Bob. Glouc.
236, 1.
mAte, Olcel. m4ti, MHGerm. mft?e (modus): m6te
(moderately, tolerably) wok prompt, pare. 346.
maten, Oi^r. mater, mate, def&A, a. r. 98; mate ifor.
a. p. 1, 612; mated fjwrt^ c. of I. 1324.
matte, ASaas. meatta, Lat. matta, mat, Wr. voo. 260;
prompL parv. 329.
mattok, ASax. mattoc, mattuc, mattock, „ligo", prompt,
parv. 330; Wr. vac. 234.
mape, ASax.moAa., GotKtSi&^A, OHGerm.mB,do, ODutch
made, maye, mad, „cimex", Wr. voc. 91; „maye or mathe"
prompt parv. 330; mapen (pi) Halliw. diet. 644.
madelen, ABax. madelian, msectlan, Goth, mapljan,
speak, prate; madeled (pres.) a. r. 74 ; madelinde (part) 86.
madelere, ASax. madelere, prater, a. r. 88*.
madelild id. ibid.
madelunge, ASax. madelung, prating, (dot.) a. r. 76.
m&dem? ASax. m4d(u)m, OSax. m^thom, Olcel.
(meidmr) pi. meidmar, Goth, maipms, treasure; m&dmes
(pi) LaT,. 896; mAdmes (madmes?) Orm. 6471; rd. ant
1, 174.
(m & w e n) mowen, ASax. ma,]iaii, ODutch maeyen,
MHGerm. mffln, mow (maw), Fum. p. VIII, 11; mfiwe
otol and night. 1038; meowen (m4wen) (pret.)2La^. 1942.
mftwer mower, Wr. voc. 21J.
me, ASax. me, OFris. OSax.mi, OHGerm.''na.r, Olcel.
mer, Goth, mis, Lat. mihi, Gr. [lot, Russ. mhx (dat.J, ASax.
me, mec, OFris. OSax. mi, OMGerm. mih, Olcel. Goth.
mik, Lat Jr. me, Gr. jil, Welsh Gael, mi, Bm«s. msim
(ace), me, La^. 698; iTatA. 470; a. r. 26; c. o/ Z. 330
me self (for I self) Jww 850; ich me seolf MorA. 11, 13
i me self aah godes gist Orm. 12592; ict me aelve s. a
Web. 383; mi 135; mi aelve Wr. spec. 93; mi self ich
w(u)lle teo Laz 7fil.
me, OFris. OJhitch men? but, Katk. 327 & 1281; me,
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390 mtehe
pii hSdene hand, pe hShe healent is min help Mark. 6 ;
me w€itestu a. r. 54; ulq muchel jef he ua 388.
mSche, ASax. mSce. Goth. (ni£keis, nidki?) ace. mSld,
Olcd. maeldr, mieki, OSax. m&ki, award; mfeche (dot.)
La^. 7495; mScheo (daL pi) 17&
mede, ASasa. mma, meoda, OFria. mede, OHOem.
medo, meto, Olcd. miodr, mead (meath), ffimdaum", prompt
faro. 331; £03. 6928; Wr. spec 88; mepe Wr. mc. 178;
Chaue. C. t 3261.
mSde, ASax. mfld, OSax. mfida, OFris. mMe, meide,
mlde, OHGerm. mfita, mieta, meed, „praemtum, mercea",
prompL parv. 331; Lai,. 17646; a. r. 94; Orm. 3380;
Bek. 34; PtV. flpcc 42; via. P. P. 1777; Rich. 5404;
OAoi*c. C. (. 3380; Wid. John 4; ^. consc. 96; mfiden
("^i^ ^oiA. 1646; a. r. 240.
mSde, A^ax.mxi, OFria. mMe? mead, prahtm, Ckavc.
C. t. 89; (dot) owl and night. 438; Alia. 8; ji. a. H^r.
1120; mSdes (pi) Sob. Glouc. 496, 5.
mMwurt Wr. 00c 139.
m€de, ASax. mMo, GoiA. modei, OHGerm. muoti;
compos, eadmede.
medeme, ASax. medume, moderate, rel. ant. 1, 129
& 132.
mSden (mSditl) reward, „remunerare", prompt, parv.
331; Kath. 415; mMep (pres) via. P. P. 1789; mfided
(pret) Will fflosa.
m e d e w e , ASax. meadu, medu, MHGerm. mate ? meadow,
Mand.312; medewe, midewe „pfo(M)n", prompt, parv. 337 ;
medewe (dot) Lai,. 30251; medue Rob. Br. 195, 7; me-
dewea (pi) Gow. conf. am. 2, 327.
medle, OFr. mesle fmeapiiumjf
medle-trB Halliv). did. 547.
medlen (medlin), OFr. mesler? -.neddle, „miacere'^.
prompt, parv. 331; Uoccl. I, 176; medlip (pres) Shoreh.
28; medled (pret) Will gloaa.; (part) vta. P. P. 5159;
Mand. 76; Chauc. C. t 330; see mellen.
megre, Fr. maigre, meager, via. P. P. 3727; Chauc.
r. r. 218; Mor. a. p. 2, 1198.
me Men, ASa^. meldian (loqui, indicare, prodere),
OHGerm, meldan (prodere), OSax. meldon, denounce, met-
horn. 166; see mellen; compos, bimeldea.
mele, ASax. melo, meolo Ettm. lex., mealo B<»U. ev.
m«le 391
gloss., OHGerm. melo, ODtitck mele, Olcel. xaiol, meal,
farina, Orm. 1552; via. P. P. 8555; Mand. 189; Chauc
C. t 3937; Mor. a. p. 2, 226; meele prompt, parv. 331;
melowe (tiat.) Wicl. gloss.
? meldgw, ASax. meledea|>, OHGerm. militou, mildew, WicL
gloss.; mildSw prompt, parv. 337.
melesek Iw. 2032.
mfile, AScur. m61e, pot; meles (j^.) HaUiw. diet. 548.
m e 1 1 , Olcel. medal, mell, middle : a melle Mar. mir.
pi. 95; o mell(e) Iw. U36; i melle I. c. c. 24.
mellen (melle), OFr. mesler? mell, mix, Ck. dr. 538;
lud. Cov. 21; melled (part.) jir. consc. 9431; Ijidg. m, p.
23; imelled Brand 13; see medlen.
me lien = melden? speak, tell: pe profete Isaye of
him con melle (r. w. quelle) Mor. a. p. I, 796; as 1 the
melle (r. w. welle) Mar. mir. pi. 97.
melten (meltin), ASax. m.elta.n pret. mealt, (?r. (ifXSstv,
melt, „li^ere, liqware", prompt, parv. 332; Mark. 6, 24
Orm. 17417; rel. ant. i, 185; melte Oow. conf. am. 2, 37
meltep (pres.) vis. P. P. 11818; malt (pret.) st. gen. 1017
s. s. HV.2043; Launf. 740; mo\ten(part) vis. P. P. 8201
pr. consc. 7126; met. horn. Ill; molte Ckauc. Troil. 6380.
melten, ASax. meltan, miJtan, myltan, Olcel. melta?
melt: pet fleoweden & melten (pret.) al of teares a. r.
110; pe gridire milte Fum. p. XV, 304; compos, imelten.
(melu?) melwe mellow, prompt, parv. 332,
m g n ? Fr. moyen, Span, mediano, mean: in pe m€ue
while Wicl. John 4; meene „medium". prompt, parv. 332.
mengen (mengin), .djSoa;, mengan, OJVts. menga, OSax.
mengian, Olcel. (mengja?) part, mengjadr, mengdr, from
mang, omp. Gr. lufvuvai, meng (ming), mix, prompt, parv.
332; his mod him gon mengen £03. 3407; menge Wr.
treat. 140; minge Hob. Gloue. 42, 13; meinp (pres.) owl
and night. 943; mengde (pret.) st. gen, 3581; mengda
(meinde) La;^. 15530; meingde (mengde) a. r. 326; men-
ged (part) pr. consc. 673S; /»s. 105, 35; mengid apoi. 87 ;
meind Wr. spec. 24; compos, imengen.
menginge (menging), ASax. mejignng, mixture, prompt,
parv. 332; Wr. treat. 136; pr. consc. 4705.
mennisc, ASax. OSax. mennisc, OHGerm. menniscer,
Olcel. menskr, Goth, mannisks, Jrom man, human; men-
niake (dat) Orm. dedic. 218.
=dbvGoogIe
892 menake
meDiiisclejc humanity, hvanan nature, Orm. 85.
meQuisciiesse id. ibid. 1373.
meuBke, Olcd. menska (humanitaa, virtua, honor),
OSax. menuiaki (hutnaniias), menek (mense), dignity, honour,
Laz- 3560; Katk. 136; a. r. 38; Amis 690; Trial. 2, 91;
Mor. a. p. 1, 162; Percev. 1423; I. c. c. 12; with menske
and with manhede Degrev. 83.
menskeful o. r. 358; meuskful Wr. spec. 51; menscful
met. h&m. 10.
menekeliche humanely, a. r. 316; menBkli honorably, Oau>.
glo».
metiBke(n) mente, honour, grace, via. P. P. 1726;
menBkez (prea.) Mor. a. p. 2, 141; menske (imper.) Kalh.
2008.
meoc, Olcel. miukr, ODutch muik, Ooth. mAks, meek,
Orm. 667; meok Fum. p. XV III, 6; mfik Bob. Glmc.
287, 6; meoke a. r. 280; Wr. spec. 112; m6ke vis. P. P.
803; Mand. 132; Chauc. C. t. 69; pr. conac 395; meokest
(auperlat.) Mark. i.
meokhsd humiliias, Rob. Gltmc. 389, 17.
meokle^c, Olcel. miukleikr, liumilitaa, Orwi.1546; mekeleic
Kaih. 1240.
mfiklich meekly, aUd. bl. 399 ; meokllke (adv.) Orm. 11392 ;
meokellche Marh. 14, 20; mfikeliche Trist. I, 16; mekeli
Chauc. C. t. 8424.
meoken meek, a. r. 276; Orm,. 9386; m4kin „humi-
liare", prompt, paro. 331; mfike via. P. P. 2615; Chauc
r. r. 3541; pr. conac. 172.
meocnesse meekness, Orm. 10720; mieknesse Wr. p. a.
335; mSkenes ant. Arth. XX, 3; mSkenesse Mand. 170.
mercer, Fr. raercier, mercer, a. r, 66.
merci, Fr. merci, mercy, Marh. 5, 30; a. r. 30.
mere, A8ax. mere, 05^a;. meri, OHGerm. meri, mari,
ta(. mare, mere (meer), „mare", prompt parv. 333; c. of
1.671; Mor. a. p. 1,158; mere, miere Los- 21739 & 21959;
meres (pi) pa. 113, 8*.
mennaidin mermaid, ^siren", prompt, parv. 334; meremai-
den Chauc. r. r. 682.
mereman merman, rel. ant. I, 221.
merminne (mereminne) airen, La^. 1322; mereminne f otA.
1500".
mereaeddre nmuraena", Wr. voc. 90.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
mereswin mereswine, dolphin, Halliw. diet. 660; merBdin
met. horn. 25.
mere (meere), ASax. mere, myre, OHGerm. merhe,
marhe, mare (meer, mear), ncgua", prompt, parv, 333 ;
Ckauc. C. t. 543; Percev. 713; mare rel. ant. 2, 211;
Mand. 250; mure Bek. 1173.
meren, A8ax. merian, clearf compos, ameren.
merling, Fr. merian, whiting? „gammartts", prompt.
parv. 334; met. horn. 136.
mersche (mersch?), A8ax. merge, OButch mersclie,
marsh, (ace.) ps. 106, 34; mershe (dot.) owl and night.
304; Wicl. gloss.
(meru) memgh, merow, ASax. mearu, OHGerm. ma-
r(a)wer, tender, Halliw. diet. 550; msravte (pi.) a. r. 378.
mea, OFr. mes, Lat missus, m^ss. Degree. 1202; mees
»M. P. P. 8132.
mescben? crush f mid pine clivres woldest me m^she
owl and night. 84.
messager, Fr. messager, messenger, a. r. 190.
messe, ASax. msesse, MLat. missa, ma^s, a. r. 32;
Skoreh. 27; s. s. Wr. 1631; mease, masse prompt, parv.
334; masse Xa^. 24549.
mesure, Fr. mesure, measure, pr. consc. 7690-
met, ASax. met, OSax. (gi)met, OHGerm. mez, from
meten, met, measure, provipt. parv. 335; rel. ant. 1, i31;
3t. gen. 439; vix. P. P. 8745; met & msep Orm. 7515;
compos, i-, ofermet.
metfastnesse, ASax. gemetfostniss, modesty, Orm. 2524.
? metlic, ASax. (gejmetlli;, OFris. methk, OHGerm. mez-
^Icher, moderate: he was a metli (ma. metely) man Halliw.
diet. 551; compos, imethc.
metwand prompt, parv. 336.
mete, ASax. mete, OSaar. meti, mat, Olcel. matr, Goth.
mats, OHGerm. maz, meat, ^cibus, esca", prompt, parv.
335; La^. 657; a. r. 412; Or»j.3213; oiol and night. 107 ;
Chauc. C. t. 1617; mete ne drink Degree. 1739; at pe
firste mete Eglam. 1275.
metefetil prompt, parv. 335.
metesel itoh. Br. 334, 6.
m^te, ASax. mfflte, meet, ■modicus, aptus, Wr. spec.
36; Percev. 802; hid. Gov. 318; (meete) Chauc. G. L
2293; compos, efen-, i-, ormEte,
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
$94 mfiteU
meetli meedy, Chauc. r. r. 822; m^tellke Orm. 10703.
rafitelB dream, vis. P. P. 41-1; Wid. gloaa.
meten, ASax. OSax. metao, OFria. OTcel. meta, Ooth.
mitaa, OHGerm. mezan, mete (meat), metiri, Mor. a. p. 1,
1031; mete ps. 107, 8; metep (pret.) a. r. 232; ye mete
vis. P. P. 811; mat (pret.) Wid. gloss. 29; met pr.consc.
7695; Eglam. 328; Tor. 701; meten (paH.) ret. ant. 1,
46; si. gen. 2701; compos, imeten.
mSten (metin), ^Soa;. metan, OFris.m&ta,, 0/crf. mseta,
OSax. motian, meet, „obviare", prompt, parv. 335; meet©
via. P. P. 10116; Gkauc. C. t. 14108; pei meeiea ( pres.)
Mand. 164; m&tte (pret.) Brand.M; s. s. lVr.1297; metr
teD Alis. 6697 ; compos, imeten.
meten, ASax. maetan, ODutch maeten fmrfiri) ? dream,
vis. P. P. 21; mete Will, gloss.; m€tep (prea.) rel. ant.
I, 262; mfitte (pret.) Pum. p. XXIII, 8; Chauo. C. t.
3684; m4ted (part) painted, Orm. 1047.
* mStere npietor", Wr. voc. 89.
meting, ASax. metung, „mensuratio''', prompt, parv.
336.
mating, ASax. (ge)m^tiiig, meeting, prompt. parv.3d6.
mating, ASax. mseting, dream, Alis. 327; vis. P. P.
8031; ^pictura", Wr. voc 89.
metsunge, ASax. metsung, repast, (ace.) L03. 31769.
mid, ASax.roid, OSax. mid (midi), OFris. mith, mithe,
Ooth. mip, Olcel. med, OHGerm. mit, miti, Gr. |jiTn? wi'fi,
Kath. 7H0& 1953; Orm. 11077; Rob. Glouc. 17, 7; c. of
I. 439; Shorek. 5; Wr. spec. 94; Alia. 1513; //crw 260;
nw. P. P. 293; peo wimon was raid childe Lai,. 266; he
wolde . . . fleon a wsei mid his cnihten 7948; forfaren
mid hnngre 23614; pat he . . . mid Ms rihte honde wi-
teje (witie) me wid (fram) sconde 33737; ich wulle wu-
nien mid pe 29630 ; imeind mid spire and gr^ne segge
owl and nujAt. 16; ich alle blisse mid me bringe 433;
pe file . . . mid pisse worde hire ejen abr4d 1042 ; mid
sworde . . . fiste 1066; 1 ne mai mid 50U wende Brand.
23; mid, mide Mark. 13; a. r. 4, 1O6 & 274; mide rei
songs V, 174; st. gen. 2478; compos, h^r-, parmid.
Pmidwif midwife, „obstetrix", prompt, parv. 337; cr. P. P.
155; mid-, medewiif Wid. gloss.; medewlf Skoreh. 12.
mid? midde, Atiax. mid (?) /. midde, OSax. middi,
Ooth. midiB /. midja, Olcel. midr, OHGerm. mitter, LaL
.L.OOc^lC
midde 395
medins, Or. (xiuo? (for \iilitoi), mid: in pe midde (dat.)
place Mand. 303; a midden fl,ne wselde La^. lOOOI ; of
midden pine boseme „de medio ainu (tuo)", a. r. 146; t6
midder (dat. f.) niht Lar,. 25714; a midden (dat.pl.)
alle his fon c. of I. 333.
middai, ASax. middffig, OFris. middei, MHOerm. mittac,
OHGerm. mittitag, midday, Brand. 10; Jjm. P. P. 3480;
middei a. r. 34.
midfesten, ODutch mid-vasten, medium jejimii, La^. 22256.
midlenten mtdlent, via. P. P. 11153.
midmorwen, OHOerm. mittimorgan, mid-morrow, a. r. 24.
midniht, OHG^rm. mittinaht, luidnight, Ln^. 1683; a. r.
236; midniht Wr. treat. 132.
midrede, A^'ax. midhride, OFris. midrede, „diaphragma",
Wr. voc. 208.
midrif, ASaa. midhrif, OFris. midref, midrif, „diaph}-ag-
ma", prompt, parv. 337; midref Wr. voc. 183.
midside latim medium? stonden in water 16 mid-side rel.
ant. 1, 222.
midsomer, ODutch mid-somer, midaummer, Wr. voc. 273;
via. P. P. 9239J Boh. Br. 137, 19.
midwei midieay: midwei bitweonen pet andSster a. r. 412.
midwinter, ASax. midwinter, midwinter, Rob. Glouc. 452,
2; Fum. p. XXXIV, 12.
midde, OHGerm. mitti, Lat. medium? mid: kserf pi3
lond a midde La^. 4836; a midde pe hevene Wr. treat.
132; a mid (for midde?) te burh Kaih. 1478; a middes
amidat, via. P. P. 8202; dep. o/ B. 2; in middes pe sg
pr. consa. 2938.
midde, ASax. OFris. midde, OSax. middia, MHGerm.
(mitte?) dat. mitten, mid: pe stief tobrsec a midden £03.
8154.
middenerd, ASax. middaneard, terra media, Fum. p. VIII,
98; Hick. thea. 1, IfiS.
midde-night, ODutch midden-nacht, nox media, s. s. Wi
2541.
mid(d)e-winter, ASax. middan-pinter, htema medius, a. i
4l2; Brand. 11.
middei, OFris. middei, OHGerm. mittiler, middle: pe
middei place Mand. 2; medil a. a. c. 11, 17; his medile
8one laumb. 179; midleete, ASax- midleste, (superL.) La"^,
2116; a. r. 370; <^rmi. 3ngl 112.
=dbvGoogIe
396 middel
middelserd Ln^. 11167; Orm. 3980; middelerd rel. aonga
IV, 11; Wr. gpec. 22; Alis. 214; cr. P. P. 69.
middelyard, OSax. middilgard, ORGerm. mittelgart, Olcel.
medalgarSr, Cheat, pi. I, 67.
middelDiht, ASax. middelaeaht, La^. 20607; middelnijt
owl and night. 325.
middelwci a. r. 336.
middel, ASax. OI)vXchisnAAe\MJ10erm.miltA,mid^,
medium, a. r. 180; via. P. P. 8350; pe middel of pis lond
Bob. QloKC. 229, 21; hire middel smal Wr. spec. 35; me-
dil Mar. mir. pi. 128; ivfing me bi pan midle (dat.) La^.
28069; ia middel (for midle) of his live a. s. Web. 1729;
see mell.
midder, MHGerm. mitter (mediaa)f
middemiht, MHGerm. mitternacht, Laj. 15942.
mig(g)e, ASax.iaja^, ODutchmaggfi, OHGerm.mncoi,
midge, culex, Wr. voc. 223.
migge, ..^iSaar. micge, OOtrtcA mlge (mijge), urine, a. r.
402.
ml^en, ASax. migan, Olcel. mtga, mingere; mseh
(pret.) La'T,. 17726.
mile, .dSoa;. meol(u)c, mile Boirf. ei>. ^ioss., OFris. melok,
Olcel. miolk, Goth, miluks, OHGerm. miluh, milk, lac,
Laz- 1182; Orm. 12662; milk a. r. 320; Wr. spec. 36;
Chauc. C. t. 10928; melk via. P. P. 3362; mule Brand.
7: melke (ace.) Skoreh. 121.
melkwt-t Octov. 1679.
milche, OHOerin. melcher, milch (melch): milche cou
prompt parv. 337; ache was melche lai le fr. 196.
milde, ASax. milde, OSax. mildi, Olcel. mildr, Goth.
milda, OHGerm. milter, mild, La^. 30809; .Fwrn. p. VIII,
13; a. r. 120; Orm. 668; flo6. G/twc. 287, 6; Wr. spec.
62; mi' ire (compar.) a. r. 268; owl and night 1773; mil-
dest (9aperl) nie. P. P. 13466.
mild-heorte misericors, La^. 16813.
mildheortnesse miaericordia, a. r. 120; Orm. 2896; miid-
hertnes p». 87, 12.
mildeliche mildly, a. r. 40; Brand. 3; mildeli via. P. P.
1395.
milde, Olcel. mildi, OHGerm. miltif demeTtcy.
mildeful pa. 114, 5.
mildenesse mUdneat, Wr. epec. 73.
:.,CoogIe
mildse 397
(mild 8 e) milze, milce, A8ax. milda, clemency, mercy,
La^. 66I6&16831; milce XaiJ. 297 ; Futtu. p. VIIJ,107;
a. r. 30; Ot-m. 1476; owl and night. 1081; Rob. Olouc
265, 5; c. of I. 350; St. gen. 3728; milse Skorek.U; Wr.
apec. 58,
milsful a. r. 364; c. of I. 543; pa. 114, 5.
(mi Id 8 en) milcen, ASax. mildsian, have mercy, Orm.
1041 ; jnilse nWiiaerert", pa. 114, 5; milce (imperat.J Katk.
2419; milce h6re soulen a. r. 428; compos, imildseo.
mile, ASax. mil, Olcel. mlla, OHGerm. mila, mills,
tat millia, mile, La-7,. 5819; fourti mile Wr. treat. 134;
twenti mile weyes AOs. 4444; itftEne milen Mark. 2.
milkien (milkin), ASax. meolcian(?), OlceL miolka,
milk, „mulgere", prompt, paro. 338; milked (pret.) Mand.
71 ; imelked (part.) Fum. p. XIII, 234.
milte, ASax. OFris. milte, OHQerm. milzi, milt, rel.
stmga V, 171.
min, OFris. OHGerm. min, Olcel. minnr, Qvt)\. vans,
Lat. minus, less, minus: ne more ne min I. c. a. 22; minne
Olcel. minni (for minri), OFris. min(ne)ra, OHGerm,
minniro, Gotk. minniza, Lat. minor, p». 9, 6; pe mSra
and pe minne Flor. 549; Perceo. 1608.
min, ASax. OSax. min, Olcel. minn, OHGerm. ndner,
Goth, meins, mine (my): mXo hirde Marh. 12, 22; min
hlis owi aW wijAt. 623; min herte Lai,. 7239; Chaua.
C. t. 1146; fader min c, o/ i. 325; pe viht is min a. r.
266; mi fader Katk. 466; mi beam La^. 2276; mi d6p
Chauc. C. t. 1568; mi sa|>le il/orA. 3, 13; mi tonge owl
and night. 37; mines (gen. m, it.) ia^. 3588; a. r. 406;
mine Hves Marh. 13, 22; mi Mverdes 12, 22; mire
(gen. f.) La-J,. 8407; mine (dat m. n) 698; a. r.
148; owl and night. '46; n^n Orm. 10998; of ml necke
Marh. 13, 1; of mt londe Bek, 440; ml broper Chaue.
C. t. 1163; mire (dot. f.) iaj. 16936; owl and night
1739; bi mi miste Bek. 1597; of mt soule via. F. F.
2362; minne (ace. m) a. r. 306; minne, mine Laiy 3334
& 14864; mine owl and night. 86; mi brfider Marh. 12,
2; mine (ace. f) a. r. 38; owi and night, 1186; a<. oe/i.
277; min heorte Kath. 2163; mi hpile 766; mi soule
Bek. 356; min (ace. n) st. gen. 2882; s, a. c. 9, 16; min
iwit owl and night. 1186; min heed Chauc. C. t. 784;
mi lond Bek. 39; mi gold vis. P. P. 1721; mine (nom.
..L.oo^^lc
S98 minte
accpL) Mark. 8, 14; a. r. 63 & 214; Bek. 914; vis.
P. P. 2690; 3if 36 beon mine Kath. mi; mln Wr.gpec.
47; min, mi met. horn. 18; mloeu (dat.pl.) La-^. 2946;
mine Mark. 20, 15; owl and night. 364; Bek. 47tj; mine,
min a. r. 62 & 234; mln Wr. spec. 61.
minte, ASax. minte, OHOerm minza. Lot. menta,
mentha, mint, ^menta", Wr. voc. 190; prompt, parv. 338.
minte mint, mite; „minti8 vermes", Wr. voc. 176.
mire, ASax. mire (''), ODutch miere, Dan. mjre, Sioed.
m^ra, mire, formica, rel. anl. 1, 2 1 4 ; compos, pissemire.
mirk, ASax. mire, myrc, Olcel. myrkr, mirk, dirk;
Mor. a. p. 2, 894; in mirke. H(dlia). diet. 555.
mirke (mirk?), ASax. miroe, myrce, OSax. mirki,
Oloel. myrkr, mirk (murk), „obaciiru8'^, prompL parv. 339;
Bob. Br. 221, 20; pr. come. 45fi; met. horn. 98; ant.Artk.
VI, 11; mire st. gen. 284; merke (merk?) rel. ant. 1,218;
Chauc. r. r. 6339; apoL 87; pe merke dale wis. P. P.
461; merke night Halliw. mig. poet. 51.
mirken, Olcel. myrkja, mirk, darken, Horn cA, 81;
merke hid. Cov. 207.
mirknes mirkness, pr. conse. 194; met.hom.2i; merk-
nes apd. 98; merknesse (dot.) via. P. P. 12349.
mis, misBB, MHGerm. ODutch aass&, Olcel. miaain, mtua,
wrong, want: aei5 & cl6d so much mis (ma. Cott. Tit. XVIII
kasTneY) a. r. 86; 3if him misbiveolle (misbWeoIle?) 200;
td mende bAl>e p^r mis Rob. Br. 303, 2 ; 3if me hit wule
tume a mis (amias, Olcel. & mis) owl arid night. 1363;
je penchep a mis Brand. 8; is faren o mis Mar. mir. pL
152; a misse „male", prompt, parv. 11; bS misse nfiver
BO hflge Mor. a. p. 3, 420 ; of hfite hi habbed misse Fum.
p. VIII, 118; i wol b^ Tengid of pis gr6t(e) misse lud.
Cov, 43; wipoute mi&ss (Jail) Shoreh. 135; rel. ant. 1, 49.
mi3beode(ii), ASax. misbeodan, Olcel. misbioda, MlIQerm.
missebieten, offer wrong, owl and night. 1539; mia-b4de
(imperat.) via. P. P. 3884; miaboden fjjart^ Gaw. gloss.
398; who hap you misboden Chauc, C. t. 911.
misbileave misbelief, Kath. 348; misbilfive s. s. Wr. 2302;
misbiliefe pr. const. 5621.
miscwSmen displeaae; miscwSmed (pres.) a. r. 182; mis*
quSme (svhj.) pi. t. 595.
misdede, Uoth. missadsds, OBGerm. missitst, misdeed,
(ace) a. r. 124; Orm. 7830; owl and night 231.
..L.oo^^lc
HUB 399
misdsmen misdeem ; misdStnep (v*'^) ^ hauc. C. t.
10284.
misdcn, ASax. misdon, OHQentt. missituoii, mitdo, do
■wrong, owl and night. 1487; misdo vis. P. P. 1603; mis-
ded (pres.) a. r. 124 i misdede (pret.J Mapes 33i); misdide
Katk. 1207; misdiden Orm. 15154; misdOn (part.) a. r.
98; Wr. spec. 72.
misfangen (rais-fonge) take amiss, owl and night. 1372.
misfaren, OJcel. misfara, OHGerm. missiiaraii, misfare,
St. gen. 19II; misfare (part.) Will, gloss. 23(i; ATnad.
Rohs. XXI, 6.
roisferen go wrong; nuBferde (pret.) Z;a3. 26229; s. $. Wr.
276ft; misferden Kath. 93.
missemen (misse-jeme) neglect, Mor. a. p. 1, 322 ; mia-
35med (part) a. r. 344.
mis-hap mishap, owl and night. 12-17; mishep a. r. 180.
misibsren hear amiss; mis-iherest (pres.) a. r. 296,
miaiteon train amiss; mis-itowen (part.) a. r. 370.
mislEeden mislead; mi8lEd(d)en (pret) Chauc. Trail. 4717.
iiiialere(n) teach amiss, Fum. y. XIV, 6.
misseleve wrong belief, Mor. a. p. 2, 1230.
misleven discredit; mislSved (pres) a. r. 416; misleved
(part) 68.
misllch, ASax. OS ax. mislic, Olcel. misllkr, OHGerm.
miaselicher, Ootk. missaleiks, different, various, Marh, 1 ;
a. r. 180; misllche nomeii Kath 271,
misllken, ASax. mislician, Olcel. mislika, OHQerm. missi-
hchen, mishke, displease, a. r. 338; & tis maj pe misllken
Orm. 18287; miallked (pres) Fum. p. VIII, 7; owl and
night. 344; misllke Horn 670.
misaimen mistake; misnimed (^^£»^ a. r. 46; pu misnCme
(pret. subj.) Kath. 455; mis-nuiQeii (part) st. gen. 3091;
mis-nume owl and night 1612.
misnotien abiise; mis-noted (pres.) a. r. 130,
misrede(ii) counsel amiss, advise ill, Horn 298; mis-irad
(part.) C. of I. 427.
misreken direct amiss? Yor sumeres Ude is al to wlonc
an dop (dfep?) mis-reken monnes ponk owl and night
490; an sone mai & word mis-reke par milp alial ajen
horte speke 675.
misrempeu? misrempe (pres. subj) owl and night 1786.
misBawe evU saw or speech, a. r. 124.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
400 missen
miaschapen misshape; misschapen (part.) Mor. a. p. 2,
1355; mie-Bhapen via. P. P. 4674.
iiUBsegge(D) miatay, apeak 31, Shorek. &8; misseist (pra-)
Kaih, 467; misseid a. r. 34; miasigged 284; misseid (parC)
344.
mistfecben misteack; imst33tti (pret.) at. gen. 475.
mistakea mistake; mistakep (prea.) Chauc. r. r. 1540.
mistlden tide amiaa; mistlde (prea. aubj.) owl and night 1499.
mistrSst, OHQerm. misBetrDst, miatmat, lud Cov. 126.
mistrCaten miatmst, Wid. gloaa. 29; mistriste Ghauo. C, t
13784.
inistru{en), ODutch miatrouwen, MUGenn. missetriuweD,
miatrow, pr. conac. notea 270; mistrowande (prea. part.)
Wid. gloaa. 29; mistrowet (pret. pari.) a. r. ti8*.
iiiistume(n) pervert, Wiel. gloaa.
mispimchen miaUUnk: pat te mispunched fToM. 982.
iniawerche(n) do wrong. Will, gloss. 23Q ; miswroght (jKwt/
pr. conK. 1993.
miswiten guard HI, a. r. 202.
misseu (miasin), ASax. OHQerm. missaa, OFria. Oleel.
missa, misa, „carere^, prompt, parv. 340; misse Kath. 651;
Wr. spec. 67; pr. consc. 5266; M&r. a. p. 1, 329; lud. Cov.
50; missed (prea) a. r. 364; miate (pret.) La^. 18817;
5ei. 60; at. geai. 3872; misten 0mm. 8919.
mist, ABax. Oi^M/cA mist, miat, „nebula", prompt, pars.
340; Wr. treat. 136; Alis. 5761; via. P. P. 426; miste
(dat.) Fv/m. p. VIII, 9.
misti, ASax. ODutch mistig, miaty, „nebuloaua'^, prompt,
part). 340; mistiec (compar) via. P. P. 6974.
mistil, ASax. mistel, OHQerm. mistil, miade, viscm:
bedes of mistil wiUa and invent. 16.
mite, ASax. mite (tamua), ODutch mite (mijte) (aca-
rva), OHQerm. miza (culex), mite, acarua; mites (pi)
Chauc. C. t 6142.
m!te, ODutch n^ie, mite, Hminutum", prompt, parv. 340;
via. P. P. 14282; weie 4 mite Gow. conf. am. 2, 275;
nought vorp & mite Chauc. C. t. 1660.
mlpen, .^CLC. mldan, Of^oa;. midan (mlthau), OHQerm.
midan, avoid, conceal, Wr. spec. 24; Horn ch. 826; n^de
(prea. subj.) st. gen. 3807.
mix, ASax. mix, meox, Fm, miox, miux, mix (mux),
atercus, Kaih. 204 ; Shoreh. 109 ; mixe (dot.) rel. ant. 1, 1 83.
.L.OOc^lC
msEM 401
mizen, ASaa. mixeii, mtxm, sterjutlintuBi, Chtmc r. r.
6496; mizenne (dat) a. r. 140.
mixen, ASax. miscan? OHQerm. miscenF muc; mizid
(part.) Wr. ». a. c VI. 19.
mod, ASax. OSax. mdd, Goth. modB, Olcd. modr,
OHOerm. muot, mood, animus, owl and nig}tt. 960; Alit.
102; (mood) Chauc. C. t. 1762; m&des (gm.) Orm. 9366 ;
imenget ia hire ladd(e) (dot.) Kath. 606; he pohte on
his mode Horn 287; wip glade mdde Wr. spec. 80; wip
. . . drSri mode Isumh. 186; mdde pr. consc. 2391; hit
com him on mode (for mdd, accO La;^. 11.
mSd, ASax. OSax. mfid, Olod. modr; compoa. ead-,
lang-, 3&ri-, polemsd.
moder, ASax, m6dor, OSax. mddar, Olcel. mtdir,
OHOerm. muoter, Ir. Oael. m&thair, Lot. m&ter, Or. fid-
■n)p, fi^'njp, Ru«a. K&mb gen. K&meta, Santc. 31I<II, mother,
Marh. 2, 18; Bek. 163; (mooder) prompt, parv. 341;
Chauc. C- t. 4696; m6dir Percev. 446; (moodir) Lidg.
m. p. 243; moder (gen.) Gow. conf. am. 1, 362; cr. P. P.
537; pr. conac. 447; ("rfot^ £*kA. 931; Orm. 248; focc^
©w. P. P. 9431.
m&derlS3 ^a(ft. 78.
m6di3, ASax. modig, Goth, modags, moody, animosus,
Om». 8245; mfidi Lc^. 8344; Wr. p. ». 220-/Octav. 771;
3t. gen. 2660; Min. 19; pu art wel modi and wel brSme
owl and night. 500; modieste (mperlat) Kaih. 1247,
modijlejc animositcM, aaperhia, Orm, 73.
mddi^Ilke moodily, proudly, Orm. 2035; mddihche via.
P. P. 2427.
modi^nesse moodineaa, pride, Orm. 12040; modinesse owl
and night. 1403.
m6drie (nmoddri"), ASax. mfidrle, modrige, cmp.
OFria. mddire, OHOerm. muotera, aunt, La^. 3771.
mo^pe {nmowpe"), ^Soir. mogde, modde {'(I'nea^, ODutch
motte (id)f moth (mimghi), „tinea", rel. ani. I, 6; moppe
P. P. p. 540; mope via. P. P. 8947; mou^pe, moujte,
moghe Wicl. gloss. 30; mow3te (mowghe) „tinea", prompt.
parv. 346; mowghte ntarmea", Wr. voc. 223,- moughtes
(mopes) (pi.) Chauc. C. t. 6t42; pe moghtis pat pi do-
pes ete Halliw. diet. 558; moghes pr. consc. 5672.
moist, OFr. moiste, moist, prompt, parv. 341; Chaw:.
C. t. 359.
=dbvGoogIe
40ii moke
moke, Swed. mocka? moke, net, (ace.) rd. ant. \, 248.
moke (mok^mftk?) „(iTiea", Wr. voc. 190 & 223.
mol (molle?), ODutch mol (for mol-, mulworp?) Kil.
diet., mole, nialpa", prompt, varv. 342.
molde (mold), ASool OFris. molde, Oloel. mold, Qotk.
mulda, Off Germ, molta, mold, „humus, solium", prompt,
parv. 342; Skorek. 137; on molde Wr. spec. 33; vis.
i*. P. 133; Mor. a. p. i, 1114; under molde Wr. arL lit. 91.
moldwerp mold(i)warp, talpa, Wid, gloss. 29; moldewarp
rd. ant. 2, 83; apol. S7.
molde (mold). Span, molde, mold, modulus, prompt
parv. 342; Trist. I, 86; vis. P. P. 7274; molden (fl')f
a. r. 84.
mdme, ODutch mfime, moeme, OHGerm. muoma, aunt,
prompt, parv. 342.
momelen, ODutch momelen, mumble; momelep (pres.)
Wr. p. s. 238.
momeler mvmhler, P. P. p. 543.
moiiclle(ii), ODutch moiiken (mussitare)f munch,
Chaue. Trail. 914.
mone, cmp. Olcet. mona (mater), LGerm. mone (amita),
motherf Gow. conf. am. 1, 97.
mone, ASax. mona, OSax. OHOerm. mftno, Olcel.
m&ni, Goth. mSoa, moon, prompt, parv. 342; Wr treat.
133; c. of I. 103; ». s. Wr. 332; (moone) Ohaac. C. t.
9759 ; mflne (dot.) Kath. 272 ; Mand. 61 ; (ace.) Orm. 13843;
peene m&ne a. r. 166.
Mfinedffii Monday, Lwr,. 13935; Mdnedai Wr. treat. 133;
Hardw. poem 75, 3.
moneie, OFr. moneie, money, vis. P. P. 647; Chauc.
C. t. 705; mon^ pr. eonsc. 5570.
mo nek, Lat. monachus, monk, Bob. Olouc. 417, 19;
monk vis. P. P. 3394.
mdned, ASax. monad, Olcel. m&nadr, Off Germ. m&-
nod, Goth. mSnops, month, st. gen. 619; monep cr. P. P.
494; tweolf moned a. r. 218; fSf monep Orm. 233; monp
Bek. 1850; monpes fycn.) Wr. treat. 134; monepe (dot)
Mand. 49; m6ned(e) Kath. 2529; monpe vis. P. P. 1648;
mondes (pi.) La^. nil; mdnetheB pr. come. 4988; mo-
nithis Tor. 1860.
mont, Fr. mont, mount ; munt Xaj. 25807; Orm. 5374;
mount Mand. 12.
..L.oo^lc
montaine 403
montaiae, Fr. montagne, moufitatn, LaT,- 1282 ; moun-
taine Brand. 24.
(mope?) moppe, Dutch mop (pug)f puppet, „pupa",
prompL parv. 342; Mar. mir. pi. 135; mope, fool, a. a.
Web. 1414; moppis (pi.) dep. oj Rich. 24, 5.
mopisch mopish, Bek. 78; moppische men Brand.
•notes 59,
mfir, A8ax. Olcel. mSr, ODvtch moor, moer, MHQerm.
muor, moor, Percet). 1127; pan mdre (dtU.) owl and tii^ht.
816; mores (pi) La^. 48t7; Alia. 6074.
morhen moor-hen, Wr. p. Jt. 158.
morven (-fen) moor-fen, Xaj. 20164.
more, ASax. (|>eal)mora (pastinaca)? Boste. diet.,
ODutck moore (id), OHGerm. mor(a)ha (id.), mare (moor),
„radix", Wr. voc. 181; oivl and night. 1420; Bob. Olouc.
352, 9; via. P. P. 10802; e. a. Wr. 1726; moren (pi)
La-T,. 31885; mores Brand. 13.
raorsen, ASax. morgen, mergen, OSax. OHOerm.
morgan, Olcel morginn, Gotk. maurgins, ODutch morgea,
margen, mergen, OFm. mom, mom (morrote), st. gen. 247;
morwin, morwe, morowe prompt, parv. 344; evin and
morwin lud. Cov. 257; morwe Alia. 1241; Chauc. C. t.
1494; pe pridde morewe Wr. spec. 82; good morwe vis.
P. P. 3088; mora Mor. a. p. 2, 493; Fum. p. XXIX,
20; more Rich. 6977; a morwen oper a niht a. r. 22;
a morewen Wr. spec. 26; a morse owl and night. 432;
a morwe Bek. 771; at morwhen (moryhen, morn) ps. 29,
6; pe first(e) ping pat pei meeten at morwen Mand. 164;
at morne pr. consc. 2668; to maersen, marewene (morre,
morwe) La^,. 729 & 16066; to marhen Kath. 645; lie
sal t6 morwen pole d^p a. a. Wr. 647; to morwe Bek.
769; vis. P. P. 968; to morne Degrev. 1695; compos.
, midmorwen.
inorjensive, ASax. morgengifu, OHGerm. m organ geba,
dower, „doa", st. gett. 1428; mor(3)ive prompt, parv. 343;
morhsive (marhen^ive) a. r. 94 ; mor-, mserjeve La^.
14394 & 31090.
morsenliht (moreliht) La^. 17928.
morwinsterre prompt, parv. 344.
morjentld s(. gen. 59; morwetld Wid. gloss. 29; moretid
Mis. 4106.
(morjeninge) morweninge, morwinge, morninge.
..L.oo^^lc
404 morknen
morning, prompt, parv. 344; morweninge Fwm. p. XVII,
584; via. P. P. 9; Ckauc. C. t. 1064; morewening Wr.
spec. fiO; morowninge, morewinge Wicl. Mark 1 & John
18; in p&re more3eiug(e) owl and niaht. 1716.
morknfl(ii), Olcel. morkna, rot, Mor. a. p. 2, 407.
morteia, Fr. mortaise, mortise, Mand. 10; mortais
Halliw. diet. 562.
morter, Fr. mortier, mortar, prompt, parv. 344; via.
P. P. 4080.
mord, ASax. Olcel. mord, OSax. morth, OFris. morth,
mord, OHGerm. mord, Lat. mora gen. mortis, death, de-
struction, La^. 28715 & 31824; morde? (dot) Bek. 2276.
morper, ASax. mordor, Goth, maurpr, mvrther (mur-
der), Chauc. C. t. 14987; morder Gow. conf. am. \, 313;
morpre (dat.) Roh. Qlouc. 144, 13.
mos, ODuich OHGerm. mos, Olcel. mosi, moss, „mti-
scns", prompt, parv. 344; Iw. 2040; Triam. 392; mo3Se
(dat.) via. P. P. 10190.
mos, OHGerm. moa, ODvtch mose, Olcel. mosi, moss,
palus, Hartsh. met. t. 15.
moste, ASax. OFris. moate, OSax. mosta, OHGerm.
muo8(t)a, (pret.) must, Kath. 1397; otd and night. 665;
Fum. p. XIII, 249; c. of I. 220; Chauc. C. t. 714; j)at
ne moate per ii& mon in cumen Xa^. 6712; muste st. gen.
2624; mosteat Bek. 1214; mostist Mapes 386; mosteii
harrow. 8.
mot, ASax. OSax. OFris. mot, OHGerm. muoz, (pret,
prea.) moot (mot, mut), mihi licet, deheo, LaT,. 3494; Kat/i.
1919; a. r. 98; Skoreh. II; Mor. a. p. 1, 31; (moot)
Chauc. 0. t. 737; Hoccl. I, 75; perfore ic mot ^u telle
Wr. treat. 136; pu moat o. r. 102; Brand. 1; k. of T.
446; je moten Trist. 2, 58; je ne mote bilSve hfir nfl
leng Brand. B; hfi. moten Marh. 14, 13; p^i mote vis.
P. P. 5387; ich mote (subj.) Marh. 5, 14; owl and night.
52; aacram. 211 ; aa Svere i moote drinke win or ale Chauc.
C. t. 884; aa mfit(e) i prive Tor. 1443; pu mOte Om.
1266; harrow. l5l; (he) mote c. o/ I. 332; W'r. apec. 57;
welcome m6t(e) he bS .Bot. Br. 192, 18; al so mote bi-
tlde pe f. a. Wr. 1185; fire Idverd ^ive on grace pat heo
mSten on helpen a. r. 298.
mot, ASas:. m6t, moot, asaembly, debate, Kath. 1324;
owl and night. 468; mote (dat.) La^. 31616; compos.imbt
.L.OOc^lC
mot« 405
m6t(moot)-halle prompt, parv. 346; via. P. P. 2352; Gam.
711; Wid. John 18.
mote (mot?), ASax. mot. Span, mota? mote, „atomvs",
prompt, parv. 345; Wicl. gloss. 30; Qaw. gloss. 398; rel.
ant. 1, 27: mote (dat.) vis. P. P. 6149; withouteo mote
6[)er mascle Mor. a. p. 1, 725; motea (pi.) Chauc. C. L
6450 ; moten EU. rom. 1, 317.
mote, OFr. mote, mote (moat), agger, coUia, fossa,
prompt, paro. 345; M<yr. a. p. 1, 142; pr. consc. 8896;
(moot) vis. P. P. 3678.
moten (mootin), A8ax. motian, moot, debate, „discep-
tare", prompt- parv. 345; Kath. 586; Mark. 17; mdte vis.
P. P. 809; Gow. conf. am. 3, 296; Iw, 3328; Mar. wwr.
P^ 30; raotest (prca) La^. 1443.
motere mooter; moteres (pi) Kath. 725.
motild debater, Kath. 397.
mouchen mouch; mouchid (vret) Toion. myst. 320.
mo u tin, LGerm mflten, OHGerm. m&zon, Lot. mUtare?
i»OM*, mo^t, prompt, parv. 347; moute Halliw. diet. 664;
moutes (presj) pr. consc. 781.
moven, fr. mouvoir, move; moevi Brand. 31; meven
(pres-J Mand. 13; moved (port J &r. P. P. 1644.
muche, Gr. ^-jaii, Sanacr. JTeffl? mwcA (micAJ, mojpMM ;
muche deal Xaj. 6078; & muche fl6d a. r. 74; & muche
man vis. P. P. 5038; moche Fv,m. p. XV, 147; moche
(^.^) and lite Chauc. C. f. 496; miche Pwcey. 11; meche
Tor. 270; muche multwm, Marh. 2, 28; owZ and ntyAt
1210; pah he muche folie Kath. 229; moche Wr. treat.
132; moche p^ boldere Laj. 16508*; miche Wid. John
5; meche Shorek. 139; Mand. 6; mid mochere (dat.f.)
ferde Xas. 3688*.
muchel, .^Sao;, mycel, raicel, 08ax. mikil, Olcel.
mikill, Goth, mikils, OHGerm. michiler, Gr. (iiBfaKoz) gen.
(istceXou, tnickle (muckle), magnua, midtua: godes plsdSm
is pel muchel Fum. p. VIII, 107; muchel (mochel) La^.
1998; muchel seolver 7263; muchel luvede he us a. r.
292; ich con muchel more owl and night. 1205; bl muchel
slgihte vis. P. P. 13148; mochel multvm, Mand. 181;
Hoccl. I, 370; per coupe he mochil helpe Ghauc. C. t.
260; meciel Skoreh. 147; pat michel can Triat. 2, 37;
michel, mlkel at. gen.2Q & 1209; mikel ps. 21, 26; met.
horn. 2; ^mikil mtdhis", prompt, parv. 337; mikel midtum,
..L.oo^^lc
406 nmchelin
pr. consc. 925; mikel bliase Orm. 788; mukel magtm,
Mor. a. p. 2, 366; mekil s. a. r XV, 2 ; peo muchele .
blisae a. r. 38; muchele ^eoyen (pi.) Kath. Zl ; pe mochele
see Brand. 1; k lord of mochele prid(e) Degree. 98; pe
mikil(e) tree a. s. Wr. 634; raikile (pi) Tor. 751 ; dide
him mekile honour Percev. 22; muchele (multo) p6 bal-
dere £03. 16608; muchele leovere a. r. 186; muchele
m&re (more) Fum. p. VIII, ia4; owl and night. 904;
micle IShre 0mm. 2664; muchelea pe swudere a. r. 368;
mid muchelere (dat. f) ferde Lo't,. 516.
muchelin, ASax. myclian, raiclian, Olcel. mikla,
Goth, mikiljan, OHOerm. michileii, magnify, increase, Mark.
15; mucheled (prea.) a. r. 182; miMod (pari.) ps. 19, 6.
mikelnes, ASax. micelDiss, greatness, ps. 28, 4.
muchen (michin), OHGerm. muhhaii, mick, „mantica-
tare'*, prompt, paro. 337.
michare, OHGerm. muhhari, mieker, „mantiatlarius,
furuncalua", prompt, parv. 336; niicher Wr. voc. 213;
Chauc. r. r. 6541; muchares (mucheres) (j^) a. r. 150;
michers Mar. mir. pi. 179.
mud, LOerm. made, mod, mud, „limus", prompt, pare.
347; Fum. p. XXXI, 2; mod Itich. 4360; mudde (dat)
Mor. a. p. 2, 407.
mile, OFr. mde, mew, prompt, parv. 350; ineue
(„mewe") Ckauc. C. t. 351 & 10957.
mug?
mugwort, ASax. mucgpyrt, mugwort, prompt, parv,. 347.
mugle? tail? [„vocatur . . . cauda ah indigenia, pdtr la
lingua, mughel" Forduni Scotickronicon 1, 138, quoted by
Madden, £03. 3, 420] muggles (moggies) (pi) La-r,. 2958a
mu3e, ASax. miJga, Olcel. mugi, mow, acervua; mowe
Wr. voc. 154; Wid. gloss. 30; musen (^) La^. 29280.
m u 3 e n (mu3heii), ASax. mugan, OHOerm. mugan,
magan, Gotk. magan, Olcel. mega, from ma3, he Me, possf,
Orm. 2959; at. gen. 1818; mowen Ckauc. Trail. 2686;
mown prompt, parv. 346; mow(e) pr. consc. 7964; msehte,
mihte, mohte, ASax. meahte, mihte, OHGerm. mahta.
mohta, Goth.m.2Aiisi,,(pret) might (mought), La-^. 403, 3148
& 30S93; mahte Mark. 7, 13; mihte (maht«) Kath. 62;
mihte, muhte a. r. 58 & 94; mihte Orm. 130; mi3te
owl and night. 394; Bek. 62; moht met. horn. 7; moght
Iw. 226; Min. 24; moute Wr. an. lit. 3; mught pr. oonac
milk 407
382; mihtest harrow. 95; mistest Fv/rn. p. XXIV, 206;
might CpaH.) Mand. 298; Chauc. Troil. 3503.
muk (mukke?), Olcd. mykr (TnSg) Fritzner's ordb.,
muck, „fimus", prompt, parv. 348; Qow. con/, am. 2, 290;
via. P. P. 408); pr. cotisc. 9008; mok Fvm. p. I, 20;
(mokke) Mor' a. p. I, 904.
middinge, Dan. mdgdynge, midding (midden), „fier^i-
limum", prompt, parv. 337*; midding pr. come. 628;
Toum. myst. 30.
mukliine ^slerqiMliniwin'*, prompt, parv. 348.
m u 1 , ASax. myl, ODvtch mul, miM, nprdvis", prompt,
parv. 348; Oow. conf. am. 2, 204 ; Mor. a. p. 1, .904.
mulrein stauhregen, prompt, parv.
mAl, Lat. morus?
mulberi, MHOerm. milbere, mulberry, „morum", prompt,
parv. 348; molberi ^s. 77, 47.
mule (muUe), OHGerm. muli, Gr. [luX)], Lat. mola?
mUl, Rob. Ol&uc. 547, 22; miUe prompt, parv. 337; Mand.
189; melle Chauc. C. t. 3921.
melatOn Wr. treat. 136.
milward rel. atU. 1, 85; meleward Fum. p. XXIV, 6.
mulere (millere) mUler, vis. P. P. 1106; millere, mel-
lere Chauc. C. t. 544 & 39W.
mullin, OHOerm. mullen, Olcd. mylja, mull, pulve-
rise, prompt, parv. 348.
mullok mvUock, rubbish, Chauc. C. t. 3871.
mulae, ASax. myl(e)n, Oloel. mylna, ODutch molen,
Lat. molina? miln, (ace.) Wart. hist. 1, 43; (gen. dnt)
a. r. 72; owl and night. 776; milne Wr. voe. 235; Wid.
gloss. 29; milnes (pi) Rob. Br. 173, 27.
milnatOn Wid. gloss. 29; milnestCn rel. arO. 1, 81.
m i 1 n e r , Oleel. myinarij OHGerm. mulnari, mUner,
Wr. voc. 212.
multestre, A8ax. miltestre, „meretrix", Wr. voc. 95.
mum men, ODutch mommeo, mwn; imiimmed (part.)
dep. of R, 26, 7.
mund, ASax. OSax. Oloel. mund, OHGerm. mtmt,
mound, palm, protection, La^. 25569; and kabben me td
munde 23246; mounde (dot.) Wr. p. s. 189; & knight of
mochel moande Launf. 597 ; feouwer & eixti munden
(mundes) £03. 21994.
mimdebriche ntrespas vers seignur", rel. ant. 1, 33.
L,.,i,z<,d.vGoogIe
408 mnnde
munde, A8ax. mynd, Lai. mens ^en. mentis, Or. ^v^
mind, Mark. 21, 25; Wr. treat. 134; (pet he) habbe on
ine miinde a. r. 68; muinde Fwrn. p. XXVI, 38; minde
Orm. 17577; Goto. otmf. om. 2, 82; vit. P. P. 3048; pt.
108, 15; pr. oomo. 59; i man pat is out of his minde
Chauo. C. t 18909; as pe bfik makip mind Flor. 2166;
^mende mens, memoria", prompt, parv. 332; lud. Coo. 19;
compos, imnnde.
munde (minds), A8aa>. (ge)mynde, mvndfid, rd. ant.
1, 216; Wr. spec. 82; Mapes 336; compos, imimde.
mnnden, ASate. (ge)myndau, miitd; minde (pres.)
Hartah. m. t. 184; mindende (part.) Wid. gloss.
mundij, ASax. {ge)mYn6ig (memor),
mindijnesae memory, (ace.) Orm. 11608.
mnndlnnge; compos, unmundlunge.
mnne, A8ax. myne, Goth, muns, memory, rejnembrance.
munedai a. r. 22*.
mane, ASax. myne, mene, „monile*', Wr. voo. 89.
mnnen, ASax. Goth, munan, Oleel. muna^ from man,
thmk, remember, rel. ant. 1, 217; st, gen. 687; mnnde
(pret.) Orm. 1967; comps. imunen.
m u n e 3 e n , ASaa. myn(e)gian, OHGerm. munigon,
ming, remember, admonish, a. r. 320; h&re ibne dSd ant
drihtines mune^in Mark. 1 5, 8 ; mnneeie (munesi) La^.
24027; mungen c. oj I. 1193; minge Wr. spec. 96; Octav.
7; Em. 926; Mor. a. p. 1, 854; minge, menge Gate, gloss.
897; mnnge (pres.) Fum. p. XXV, 167; mune^ed rd.
ant. 1, 130; mene3i (mij.) ahoreh. 104; & mnne3ede hine
td fflflon La^, 16S48; compos, imunejen.
mnnet, ASaa. mynet, OIceL mynt, OSOerm. muniza,
Lot. mon^ta, mint, „numi9ma", Wr. voe. 88.
munesunge remembrance, (d(a.) a. r. 26.
mnnien, ASax, mynian, min, remember, mentwm, La^
2038; munnen Katk. 1714; m&re pen Sni mM hit cflde
munnen Marh. 14, 34; munne c, of I. 268; rel. ant. 2,
210; of h6m we ohte munne Wr. spec. 112; minne Mor.
a. p. 1, 683; ant. Arth. XVIII, 9; of one thinge i woUe
you minne m. Arth. F. 169; munne (pres.) rel. ant. 1,
125; munnest Kath. 974; pat pou mines (menes) of him
„quod memor es ejm", ps. B, 5; me minep I retnember,
Orm. 1817; me minez Mor. a. p. 2, 25; munned ant
mnnesed Mark. 21; ye minnen vie. F. P. 10647; mene?
409
(imperal.) pf. consc. 5740; pai bd mined „reminUcentur*'.
ps. 21, 28.
munster, A8ax. mynster, Lot. monasterium, minster;
munstre (dot.) &nh. Glouc. 419, 16; minatre (ace.) Orm.
7574.
man ten, ASacc myntan, muiU (mint, ment), intend,
aim, rd. anL 2, 216; mintin prompt, parv. 336; minte
I'riam. 1613; mente (pra.) Sfiorek. 151 ; m.vmt(part.) rel.
ant. 1, 131; mint a. s. W>: 1660; Percev. 1667; Tor.
1616; compos, imunten.
mAre (mire), ASax. mjre, Olcel. mjrr, mire, ^palua",
prompt, parv. 338; Btck. 6939; Chauc C. t. 510; Rob.
Br. 70, 18; (miere) rd. ant. 1, 7; mftres (pL) Wr. p. s.
216; compos. leimQre.
miri miry, Hartak. m. t, 1S8.
(murje) mtirie, ASax. myrge, mer^, merry (marry),
Lai- 10147; Kath. 317; owl and night. 345; Brand. 14;
k. of T. 288; merye SAo«A.148; Fior.1766; msnChauc.
0. t. 285; miri prompt, parv. 338; a. a. H'r.261; pr.eonsc.
904; miirie (adv) Horn 592; via. P. P. 20; mery(e) Tor.
1959; mirie l^occZ. 1, 237; murie (pi) a. r. 390; muriere
(compar.) Brand. 10; mnrieste (auperL) vis. P. P. 10056;
mirieste Mor. a. p. 1, 199.
merihche merrily, Chauc. C. t. 14521.
murjen, ASax. myrgan, 0 Dutch mergen, make merry;
murjep (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 124; Wr. spec. 45; miries pa.
46, 2.
murhde, ASax. myrhd, miHh, Kath. 2382; Mark 11;
murhde (mer^pe) Fum. p. VIII, 184 (Hick. thea. 1, 224);
mnrjpe, murejpe owl and night. 341 & 355; murehde,
murde (murhpe) La^,. 1794 & 511L; murhde, muruhde
0. r. 92 & 132; murpe Alis. 1575; via. P. P. 12515;
murpe (merpe) c. of I. 42; merpe Chauc. C L 768;
mirthe prompt parv. 339; met. horn. 37.
murken, .^Saa;. murcian (?), murmur; morkeden (mnr-
keden) (pret) pa. 105, 26.
murcnen, ASax. murcnian, pine, Orm. 7785.
m u r n e , ASax. (un)munie, sad, (pi) L03. 16159;
Halltw. diet- 567.
ma men, ASax. muman, OSax. mornian, OHGerm.
mornen, Goth, mauman, mourn (mum), Mark. 14; a. r.
310; mume Bob. Br. 20, 16; moroin prompt, parv. 344;
410 mnnting
mourns Wicl. John 16; 1 morne (pres.) Chauc. C. t. 3704;
whi mornes jiou a. s. Wr. 1862; we murne -inet. horn. 36;
mourae (imperai.) via. P. P. 1337; murnede (pret.) a. r.
368; moriiede Lag. 3116; fflorniti Eglam. 693; compos.
bimurnen.
murning, ASeux. mumung. motimmg, pr. conac. 1846;
murninge (dat) owl and night. 1596; Bek. 23.
murdre, ASax. myrdra? murdererf a. r. 278.
Biurdren, ASax. rayrdrian, murder, La^.21516i mur-
pri Fum. p. XXIlI,2i; murpBre vis. P. P. 2192; mirpren
Orm. 8124; murdredest (pret.) a. r 310; morprid (part.)
Chauc. C. t. 8601; imorpred Hoh. Glouc. !10, 3.
murperere murderer, via. P.P. 4347; mordrere Jtfawrf.
292.
mfls (moua), ASax. Olcel. OHGerm. Lat. rails, mouse,
via. P. P. 361; Chauc. C. t. 144; mfls, ASax. mjs, (pi)
mice, owl and night. 87; inise Mand. 291; Wr. a. a. c.
L VIII, 3 9 ; compos, reremous.
mfisere mouae-ear, Wr. voc. 140.
monsfalle, OHGerm. mdsfalla, „muacipida^, prompt, parv.
347.
muachil, ASax. muscel, muscle, prompt, parv. 348;
muscles (pi.) P. P. p 626.
(musel) m08el, OFr. musel, muzzle,' Chauc. C. t. 2158.
muse(n), OFr. muser, muse, via. P. P. 5839; mused
(pret) Chauc. C. t. 5453.
must, ASax. must, OHGerm. most, Lat. mustum, muni,
Wr. voc. 257; La^. 8723*; via. P. P. 128i2.
mAd, ASax. mM, OSax. OFris. OHGerm. mund, Gfoth.
manps, Olcel. To&Sr, munnr, mouth, a. r. 64; rel. (ml. I,
211; mup Orm. 13868; owl and night. H73; moup Brand.
8; moupe (dot.) a. s. Wr. 2320.
muwlen (mowle), 0/cei. mygla ? moul (mould), „nmcor^,
prompt, parv. 346.
muwleo, Olael. mygla? ODutch molen? moul, mwcere,
a. r. 344; mowlin prompt, parv. 346; Chauc. O. t. 4452;
mowled („moweld") (paH.) pr. conac. 5570; moulid brW
rel. ant. 1, 86; mfilede pinges a. r. 104*.
nadre (naddre), ASax. ncedre, OSax. nadra, ffo(A.
nadrs, Olcel. nadra, nadr, OHOerm. nat(a)i-a, nedder, „aer'
pens", Skoreh. 104; nadder a. a. Wr. 774; nedre Sob.
Glouc. 43,11; neddre a. r.S2; Orm. 9759; rel. ant. \, 211;
nagge 411
It. gen. 3"3; Gotc. con/, am. S, 118; Mand. 206; nedder
Chauc. C. t. 9660; neddir prompt, parv. 352; oaddren
(pi.) Furn. p. VIII, 138; naderes Wr. voc. 255; «ee addere.
nagge, ODvtch negge, nai], manntta, prompt, parv. 350.
naht, ASax. neaht, niht, OSax. OHGerm. naht, Goth.
iiahta, Olcel. n&tt, Lat. nox gen. noctis, Or. vo£ gen. vuxto;, -
Russ. KO'ib, night (neaght), (twm. ace.) Wr. spec, 34; ps.
103, 24*; najt Afo^ o. ;). 2, 807; naght /w. 3B97; naht,
niht Orm. 973 & 1904; oa^t, ni^t at. gen. 76 & 1678;
niht Kath. 1592; to niht hoc nocte, La^. 709; iiicht rel.
ant. I, 177; iiijt oicl and night. 334; niht (pL) ckron.
Engl. 157; seoven niht Lmt^. 20192; feowertene niht 25675;
fourten nijt Hob. Gloac. 533, 17; bi nihte a. r. 20; bl
nijte owl and night. 365; a ni3t(e) 21^; nahtes, nihtes
(gen) Orm. 6492 & 16897; nihtes Kath. 1078; nistea owl
and night. 238; compos, midniht.
night-cappe Chauc 0. t. 9727.
nihtfiiei a. r. 112.
nihtegale, ASax. nihtegale, OHGerm. nahta-, nahtigala,
nightingale, Wr. spec. 26; nistegale ret. ant. I, 241; nihte-
gale, ni^tingale owl and night. 4 &, 1510; nightingale
Chauc. C. t. 98.
nihtlic nightly, ps. 90, 5*; nihtliclie (pi.) rel. ant. 1, 131.
nightmare night-mare, „ephiaUes^, prompt, parv. 356.
nail, ASax. iiSBg(e)l, OSoic. OHGerm. nagal, Olcel.
nagl, nogl, OFris. neil, nail, „claws, unguis", prompt parv.'
350; chron. Engl. 629; neil o. r. 404; nailes (pi.) vis.
P. P. 3916; Chauc. C. t. 6351; neiles Marh. 19, 33;
Kath. 2151.
nailin, J^So^. nteglian, Qoth. (ga)nagljan, nail, „cla-
vare", prompt paro. 351; naslen Orm. 2100; ineiled
(part.) a. r. 114.
nais, Olcel. neiss (contumeliae obnoxtua vd pudiiMndu3)f
nakid and nais met. horn. 52.
nait. Olcel. neytr (airenwwt, tuUia)f ctymjpon. unnait.
naitli? Mar. a. p. 2, 480.
naite(n), Olcel. neyta, natt, iMe, Mor. a. p. 2, 531;
Percev. 185; pr. con8c. notes 270; nate Mar. mrr. pi. 139.
nai tin, Olcel. neita (netjare), ASax. nsetan (affligere),
Qoth. ganaitjan (oTi^iouv), OHGerm. neizzaa (afiligere,
alterere)f deny, „negare", prompt parv. 351 ; naiUd (part.)
apd. 77.
=dbvGoogIe
412 naked
naked, ASax. nacod, OHGerm. nacoter, mw;hoter,
Ofcd. noktr, nokkvi3r, Goth, naqaps, naked, a. r. 316;
Orm. 6164; Brand. 24; vis. P. P. 7745; s. a. Wr. 152.
nakedhed nuditas. Alia. 7056.
nakednesse nakedness, Chauc. C. t. 8742.
nakin, for nakeden, ASax. genacodian, OHGerm.
kioachaton? nnudare", prompt, parv. 351; nakide (pret.)
V/iel. gloss.
name, A~cae. OFris. nama, noma, OSax. Goth. OHGerm.
namo, Oloel. nafu, name, prompt, paro. 351; Orm. 1831;
Lidg. m. p. 67; nome La'T, 1961; pene nome a. r. 50;
bi nome Mark. 2; nomen (yl.) Kath. 271; c. of I. 615;
compos. tSname.
nomecOtt yoniOTM, £^afA. 537; a. r. 334.
nameliche namely, Bek. ai ; C.^awc. Troti. 1304; nomelicbe
Katk. 21; o. r. 18; nameli „praecipue", prompt, parv.
namio, A'^ax. (ge)namian, name, „nominare", prompt.
parv. 351.
nap, ASax. hoEepp, ODutck nap, OHGerm. bnapf,
naph,6o«)i, IfOj. 14335; cei. an(. 1, 129; Mapea 343; nep
o. r. 344; nappes (j^.) rel. songs V, 107.
nape nape, „cervia!", prompt. p%rv. 351; Alis. 1347.
nappien (nappin), ASax. hnappian, nap, ^dormUare",
prompt parv. 351 ; nappi La^. 1219*; nappe vis. P. P.
3260; napped (pres.) a. r. 324; Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 1695f;
nappid (paH.) Mar. mir.pl. 109.
nappiuge, ASax. bnappung, napping, „dormikUio'',
prompt, parv. 351.
nam, AS(uc. nearu, OSax. nam, narrow, Orm. 3687;
Triit. 2, 75; nare Fum. p. VIII, 174; Wr. treat. 139;
narw j>s. 83, 4; narow, narwe Mand. 45 & 60; „narowe
(narwe) strictus", prompt, parv. 551; neruh a. r. 144;
narewe (dot. ace.) La^. 5511; Fum. p. VIII, 171; nar)>e
stijlieB (pi.) Orm. 9202; narwe, .i^aa-. nearpe, (ado.) vis.
P. P. 8770; Chauc. C. t 3224; narewe owl and night.
68; neruwe a. r. 268; neruwure (compar) 430; iierewest
(nareweat) (eMperZ.^ 50.
nemhliche narrowly, a. r. 334.
neruhde angustia, a. r. 378.
narwen, .^Sixa;. nearpian, narrow. na.rwm\i „a0igms",
ps. 34, e.
naee, .ilSoo;. nasu, nosu, OHGerm. naaa,, Ofrts. nose,
.L.OOc^lC
* Dasatinge 413
OI«el. noe ^. nasar, ODutck neuae, nese, nose, Shoreh. 6 ;
Gow. conf. am. 1, 99; Amad. Roha. VII, 1; nose Bek.
2201; Chauc. C. t. 152; s. a. Wr. 2070; lud. Gov. 137;
neose (noae) £05, 8181; neose Mark. 9; a. r. 100; neae,
. nose prompt, parv. 354; Dese Mand. 204; /w. 260; pr.
coTisc. 626; Rob. Br. M. 3, 309; neiae rel. ant. I, 54.
neasepurl noatril, Marh. var. read. 46; neosepurl relaonga
V, 235; noaepurl Ghauc. C. t. 569; nesethirl prompt,
parv. 354.
naselinge (noselingea) r,aupi7ma", prompt, parv. 358.
n4pe, Olcd. xik&, OSax. nithe, Oi^Ws. nithe, nide,
OUGerm. (gi)iiada, ^race, (dat.) Orm. 18362.
nave. ASax. nafu, ODutck nave, Olcd. nof, OHGerm.
naba, mave, „moiiiolvs", prompt, parv. 352; Ckauc. G. t.
7448; nafe Wr. wc. 278.
navegcr, .dSoa-. nafogsr, MHOerm. nabegSr, awjer, Halliw.
diet. 572; nauger WV. voc. 170.
navele, ASax. nafola, OFria. navla, Olcd. nafli,
OHOerm. nabalo, navel (nawl), Shoreh. 44 ; navele, naule
Wicl. gloas.; navel Ckauc. C. t. 1959; navil Iw. 1992;
navil, novil prompt, parv. 360; novil i/ui|^. m. p. 199;
naul J/^or. a. p. 1, 459.
ne, ASax. OSax. OFris. Olcd. Goth. OHGerm. ne, ne,
non, nee: pet we ne bicumen prude a. r. 232; no wunne
ne Bclial wonten pe 398; pat bit ne forpurde nS.ut Marh.
5 ; we(n)st pu pat ich ne cunne singe owl and night. 47 ;
hi ne efi^e no ping Brand. 11; hi ne knfiwe hire apSche
nojt Bek. 66; per ne was vis. P. P. 351; i ne saugh
Chauc. 0. t. 766; nam (for ne am) Orm. 10281; a. r.
38; Chauc. C. t. II24; nabbe Qor ne habbe) Lar^- 7876;
Kath. 1765; nas (for ne was) Orm. 311; owl and night.
114; CAdMc. C. (. 120; nes o. r. 38; nftt (7b»- ne wkt)
Laz. 6243; Orm. 2445; Soccl. I, 329; nflt BcA. 163;
nulle (for ne wille) La^. 1447; JfarA, ^2, 5; nille a. s.
Wr. 1768; nelle owl and night. 468; wia. P. P. 3404; ne
wurde n^n cniht swa wod, ne kempe swa wilde, pat he
severe speke word La^. 8593; pat 3h6 ne paere shamed
. . . ne abend Orvt. 1992; pat pei ne b§ hurt ne harmed
Mand. 245; ne for sorewe ne for wo liek. 63; pat hit
ne aem(e) nopder ne suteli(e) Marh. 5; ne ne mai nfl,
ping [•idstonden bis pille Kath. 227; he ne had nouther
atrenthe ne miglit pr. conac. 465.
:,, Google
414 ne •
bA ()<yr ne ft) no, /to. 716; n6 a. r. 334; c. of I. 1099;
nuUe ich nft so don Laj. 6239; 3ef |>u ne d^t no Mark.
7 ; no but it w4re joven to pe from above Wid. John
19; nd mo Bek. 24; D& m&re La^. 15737; n& more
harrow. 64; no more Mand. 273; n£ m&re a. r. 96*;
nft pfi mo Bofc. Glouc. 267, 11; nft, no, neo p6 les £03.
141, 8033 & 25611; no, neo p€ les ovl arid night. 1395
& 1365; nft pd les Mand. 14; C/fatM\ C^. t. 4914; neo
Q6 les Jfari. 13; nfi pg les fiicA. 3812: Gow. conf. am.
1,4; Wid. John 4 ; no p€ betere owl and night. 283 ; n&
lengre Orm. 13163; no \eng Brand. 3; ne beo pe dai nft
swa long La^. 1327; nSre pe voreward nd so strong Rob.
OloKc. 379, 8; nft, rue, neo (n6) nee, La^. 9680, 13344
& 13665; nonper heort no hinde no niihte(n) heo nsevere
ifinde 30568; no Rob. Br. 41, 5; soster no broper Wr.
p. I. 20B; no nftut 80 bold «. s. Wr. 38; nftn (for n&)
mdre a. r. 164; non lenger a. a. c. II, 9; i wot not wher
nfin (for n5, nft?) hou Lidg. m. p. 81.
nftwer, n6wher, neouwer (for ne fthwer) nowhere, La'T,.
763, 3301 & 81800; nftwre Mar. mir. pi. 121; nouhwar
a. r. 134; nfiphar Orm. 3565; Marg. 113; nobj-er Kath.
1731; nfiwher vis. P. P. 1316; Chauc. C. t. 6B0; nour
Bob. Olottc. 288, 5.
nftuper (for ne ftnper) novther (nor), neuter, nee, met. horn.
18; nop^er Mark. 5, 17 ; (nopper?) Orm. 3124; (nowperV)
7»«mi. 149; nSwper of hftm 7w. 3230; nouder a. r. 53
& 360; n6aper of gold nor of silver Mand. 239; n6uder,
neouder La^. 6972 & 8723; noper owl and night. 1003;
nober of flfiscb ne of bl6d Wr. treat. 134; noper ... nor
Ckawc. C. t. 948; noiper lai le fr. 158.
nohjiider (for ne ohwider) noioh^er, Mark. 9, 33;
n6unwuder a, r. 424.
nftwiht, nftht, nfiht (for ne ftwiht) nought (not), Xas- 209,
473 & 6129; nftpint, nftpt, nftut Jtfat-A. 5 & 7; nolde he
nftpiht l^^ben Orm. 10351 ; n6wiht, ndut (n&nt, nftwt)
a. r. 86 & 144; noht (noht?) harrow. 60 & 109; noht
tat Crist nia3 cpSmen Orm. 13117; god ne mihte noht
pa belles heren ringen 910; nftught Rich. 5678; n&ught,
nought, nat, not Chauc. C. t. 746, 768, 791 & 13349;
nost (no3t?) Brand. 3; for nost Rob. Glouc. 449, 11;
noght vis. P. P. 1907; noght, noujt, nout s. s. R^r. 53,
209 iS; 210; be it nSugbt so lite Gow. conf. am. 1, 174.
.L,oo.^lc
nfti (for ne fl.i) nay, Kath. 777; a. r. 370; owl and n^ht.
i64; Shoreh. 169; Ito. 1152; Jl/and. 292; Chauc. 6. t.
1669; TPiW. John 20; nsei ia3. 13132; naj Orm. 10285.
nfiiper ^or ne eiper) neither, „n€uter", prompt. poT-f. 352;
vii. P. P. 2342; neiper of ua Chauc. C. t 1137; me list
not tfl whispre neiper to roune Lidg. at. of Th. 695.
ntefre (for ne sefre) never, Orm. 6940 ; nsevre, nievere
Laj. 3104 & 26263; n^vre rel. arU. 1, 209; Brant/. 3;
nevere vis. P. P. 24; neavere Kath. 126; never mo Itek.
2039; nSver more a. r. 88; nfiver pe lease 218; ne b(e)o
pe song n^ver so murie owl and night. 345; pow he bfi
nevir so wilde Eglam. 708; n6r Wr. spec. 36 & 102.
nftn (jor ne An) none, La^. 26015; Kath. 124; nftn man
owl and nighf. 1537; )idn(e) hSte ttr. treat. 135; n&ues
(gen. m.) La^. 267S4; Kath. 975; nfine (dat. m.) toj.
24624; none a. c. 68 ; nfire ((fa(. f.) Lot,. 2 4626; nAnne (ace,
m.) Fum p. VIII, 60; owl and night. 810; nsenne, nenne
(nfljine) La^. 9862 A 26753; nfinne a. »•. 96; none (ace
f.) Funi. p. VIII, 119; none (pi.) a. r. 168; none ©per
elopes nadde he on Brand. 29; i nftne d4pe sinnes Orm.-
12839; n& no, LaT,. 26378; Iw. 600; no man Bek. 272;
no ping. a. r. 120.
nif (;for ne if? cmp. OHGerm. nibn, Go*A. niba nistj
urdtsa, Gaw. glos^.; Mor. a. p. 2, 424; norf ant. Arth.
IX, 4.
nead („neod"), A8ax. nead, nfid, njd, OFris. nfid,
OSaar. nSd, OHGerm. not, OiceL naud, weed, Z03. 5282;
Bek. 874; jif hit neod is a. r. 80; nM O»v».906; t hadde
al pat me was n6d Mapes 335; neode ow/ amJ mtpAt 904;
n€de „?iecessi*as", prompt, parv. 362; neede Vhauc. C. t.
8337; nfide foc«:^ ww. P. P. 4608; Mand. 82; neode Loj.
9626; c. 0/ i. 19; neade (afcioi^ needs, Shoreh. 138; nSde
Orm. 13558; Fum. p. XVII, 392; he mot nflde bfiien
L03. 1051; nSdes Chauc. C. t. 1292.
neodful a. r. 260; n4dful at. gen. 2130.
neodtes BeA. 1 662.
n^dli, ASax. njdlice, needly, neceaaario, Iw. 1184j pr.
cojiac. 2864.
n^dunge (n^dlunge), .^iSotr. iieadanga,neceMan'o, JIfarA.
14, 22; n6dlunge a. r. 190; nSdelingis mi Arth. F. 753;
n^delonges Amad. Hobs. XII, 1.
neat (neetX 4S(kc. neat, Olcel. naut, OHGerm. n6z,
..L.oo^^lc
from neoten, nttjA (nawt, noiet), „boi", prompt, parv. 354;
Odov. 927; nout ps. 143, 14; nopt Orm. 1298; ii^te (ifolj
hv. 262; n^te (pi.) Boh. Br. tl7, 28; nfite (iiiete) L03.
369; neet st. gen. 2097; naute Amad. Bobs. XV, 8.
neethirde „&w6Wc««", prompt. parcSJH; neethurde Chavc.
a t. 367.
neb, ASax. nebb, ODvtck nebbe, Olcel, nef, «fi, „r(w-
(rwm", prompt, parv. 352 ; T-ei. ant. 1,124; Wart. hist. 1, 2J ;
Flor. (ilS; his neb £ his neose La^. 6181; scheau pi neb
to me „ostende miki faciem", a. r. 90; nebbe (datj 276.
necke, A8asc. hiiecca, OFrU. haecka, Olcel. hnakki
neck, La^. 687; Mark. 12; a. r. 322; <ncl and night. 122;
Bek. 2202; nekke prompt, ■parv. 352; Jlfawrf. 48; wis. P. P.
2742; tAauc. C. t. 238.
neckebou ^Zi«. 2336.
nedeii (nMin), ASax. nMan, njdan, //-ont nead, need,
cofitpellere, „egere", prompt parv. 352; Orm. 11820; pe
veoud ne mei nSden nenne moii to don sunne a. r. 304;
all pat h€m nSdep Mand. 241; perof nSdep nought to
speke Chavc. C. t. 464; nMep (nttdep) vie. P. P. 8728
(Wart. hist. 2, 79); nfidde (prel.) Mor. a. p. 1, 1043;
nMden La^. 4048; compos. inSden,
nddi, ASax. nedig, needy, Fvm. p. V^. 58; wis. P. P.
4613; lud. Cov. 127.
nfidle, ASax. na;dl, OFris. n%d\&, Ooth.a&pla, OEGerm.
n&d(e)la, needle (neeld), prompt, parv. 352; Orm. 6341;
vis. F. P. 7745; nelde a. r. 324.
nfidlere needier, vis. P. P. 3112.
nefe, Olcel. hnefi, neaf (neif), fat, Percev. 2087 1 neeve
Flor. 1636. ^
n^sen, ASax. nSgan? compos. anSyen.
n^jen, ASax. hnsegan, neigh, „hinnire", WicL gloss.
30; nfiyin prompt, parv. 352; nSide (pret.) Bob. Oltuv.
459, 4.
neh. ASax. nSh. neah, OFrw. n6i, OSax. OBOerm.
nAh, 07ce(. n£, Goth, nghv, nijA, „prope", Mark. 6, 26;
Or»i. 13537; Wi-. spfc. 34; n^h him ^,03. 1989; 1163 Jit.
gen. 1234; I. c. c. 34; n63 pan ende Brand. 33; n6ih
a. r. fiO; Chauc. C. t. 1528; pat stood me neih c. 0/ (.
370; n^igh vis. P. P. 1647; it was oSigh d6d laile fr.
198; hit is nSi v!f s^r Roh. Olouc. 195, 7; nfehi Bofc. jBr.
203, 1 9 ; nigh Mand. 44 ; s. s. Wr. 3185 ; nl (n6i) prowij>(.
n^hen 417
parv. 355; nie^ ayenh. 212; neor (compar.) neitr, propivs,
La^. 6484; and come neor and neor Alis. 599; ner Wr.
treat. 133; 6ow. conf. am. 3, 212; Chauc. C. t. 841; nis
heom perfore harm no p§ a^r owl and night. 1258; neer
vis. P. P. 10938; n^rre propior, Orm. 15691; pe nerre
half Wr. treat. 133; n4at (superl.J neest (next), „proximvji'* ,
prompt, parv. 354; Orm. 1054; st. gen. 3921; his nSxte
cun Laz- 22837; pe nexte Wr. treat. 132; pe nfixte wike
via. P. P. 8349; pe nSxte wai m. AHh. F. 278; n^ghest
proxime, pr. consc. 2920; n^xt a. r. 334; next pe grounde
Wr. treat. 132.
ii^ihebar, ASax. neahgebar, neighhour, a. r, 368; nSgb-
ebur pr. cor 5863; nfiighebour Chaac 0. t 537; nSgh-
ebor «w. P. P. 2659.
neMecben approach; nSihleched (pree.) rel. ant. i, 131;
a. r. 60; nehlehte (pret.) LaT,. 5267.
nSwist, ASax. nea(h)pest, OHGerm. nihwist, vicinity, pre-
sence: heo comen hire a neweste La^- 3507; a neoweste
pan stSne 17426; his cun pe was a neoste 13247; he
com a nfiuste 25752.
nehen (n^ihen), OHGerm. n^hen, Goth. nShvjan, neigh
(nigh), approach, a. r. 134; nfibe mrt, h<ym. 17; nfijhen
Orm. 4491; neghen wis. P. P. 11486; ngi3en Mapes 345;
nSighe Mand. 241; neghe pr. consc. 1208; nigbe m. Arth.
F. 2832; ngihede (pret) a. r. 134; neghede vis. P. P.
14388; ngghid s. s. Wr. 950; nighed THo.m. 1512.
nemnen, ASax. nemnan, OHQerm. nemnan, nemman,
nennan, Goth, namnjan, OIceL nefna, navie, nominate,
Orm. 157; nemnen (nemni) £03. 2910; nemne Wr. spec.
113; cr. P. P. 939; nemni Wr. treat. 132; nempnen
c. of I. 299; nempne vis. P. P. 12998; nemmen a. r.
198; navene Hartsh. m. t. 83; Rob. Br. 33, 20; Mar.
mir.pl. 115; hid. Gov. 173; (nevioe) Triam. 6; nevene
Cpres.) Isumb. 27; nevens pr. consc. 969; nemned a. r.
10; nemde (pret) 138; AHh. and Merl. 9379; nSemde,
nemnede i^uj. 6005 & 29621; nemnede rel. ant. 1, 131;
Brand. 3; A. s. 2287; compos, inemnen,
neode, Abax. neod, OSax. niud, OHGerm. niot, de-
sire? La^. 25686; compos, unneod?
neodllche, ASax. neodlrce, OSax. niudlico, diligently? h6
ffirden alle nihte neodllche awide Laj. 26923; ant heom
i folhi neodelukest Mark. 13.
:, Google
41 d heot«n
neoten (nSten), ASax. neotac, OSax. niotan, Oleel.
niota, Goth, niutau, OHGerm. uiozan, enjoy, frui, rd. out
1, 222; deriv. neat, uote, nut.
nepe, A8ax. neepe(?), Olcfl. nsepa, neep, rapef Wr.
HOC. 191; prompt, parv. 358.
n 6 r e , ODutch niere, OHGerm. niero, Olcd. njro,
neer (neir), „ren", Wr. voc. 186 ; I. c. c. 62; neere prompL
parv. 353; neeres f,renea", ps. 25, 2; compos. kidnSre.
nesche, ASax. hnesce, ODutch uesch, Goth, hnasqus,
neah, mollis, tener, a. r. 134; oal and night 1E44; Wr.
treat. 138; Alie. 915; Shoreh. 146; Jfdinrf. 303; s. a. H'eJ.
732; neshe Orm. 995; ^r, ciwiec. 614; L a. c. 33; aescb
Mor. a. p. 1, 605; nesh Ckauc. c.l. 1092; Mar. mir.pl. 128.
neschin, ASax. hnescian, makt neah, moUire, prompt,
parv. 353 ; neshen Orm. 1 5909 ; neached (part^ pa. 64, 22,
n^sin, Olcel. hniosa, OHGei-m. niusan, ODutch niesen,
neese, „atemulare", prompt, parv. 864.
nest, ASax. OIlGerm. 'a^i,7iat,„nidKa", prompt. pan.
854; a. r. 134; owl and night. 100; Chauc 0. t. 14910.
DestOD, ASax. niatiao, neat, niduiari; nested (prea.)
a. r. 132.
nestlin, ASax. nesttian, nestle, nnidificare", prompt,
parv. 354; nestlen Hoccl. 1, 288.
neatling nestling; nestlingea (pi.) dtp. of R. 17, 10.
net, ASax. OSax. nett (net), Olael. net, Goth, nati,
OJIOerm. nezi, net, „rete", Fum. p. XVII, 157; nett
prompt, parv. 354; Orm. 13474; Mand. 116; nettes (pi)
La^. 29251; a. r. 334.
netle, j^Snar. netele, OHGerm. nezila, nettle, Wr. voc
139; Lidg. m. p. 171; netlen (pi) ayenb. 230; netles h. a.
7515.
netlin. Germ, neszeln, ntttle, prompt, parv. 356.
neve, ASax. nefa, OHGerm. nefo, Oi^ris. neva, t>7cei.
nefi, OFr. nevou, nevy (nephew), nnepos", prompt, parv.
355; at. gen,72i; nevu ayenb.iS; n&YBM Degree. 2S ; nevou
Jio6. Br. 100, 26.
n e w e , ^ >- aa. neoje, niwe, OSax. niwi, OHGerm.
ni(u)wer, OFria. nie, wotft. niujia, Olcel njr, Zat. noTua,
San«c. nSni, Buas. uobuS, Gn v^0(, neu>, Kath. 2187; >t
ff^ 1286; c. o//. 7S0; »m. P. F. 3131; CAawc. C t
8733; a. a. Wr. 1489; nepe (niej^) Fum. p. VIII, 156
(Hick. thes. 1, 223^; ayenb. 97;"newe, niwe Bob. Qlouc
.L,oo.^lc
nepen 419
217, 12 & 517, 24; nepe, nep, neop Orm. 8447, 7245 &
11030; Qiwe Shoreh. 163; neowe a. r. Sj neowe (neuwe)
La3.2675; nue (niue?) prompt, parv. 360; HV. fo-eot. 133;
newes ('yen. n.) at. gen. 250; 0 newe anew. Gate, gloas. 400.
ueowcumeQ new-come, La^. 8662.
uewefangel new-fcmgle, Ctow. conf. am. 2, 273; Ckauc.
a t. 10932.
ueowelrche newly, a. r. 218; newehche Arth. and Merl.
4658; neuli rel. ant. I, 146; Bob. Br. 67, 18.
nepen, ASax. neopan, shortly, Orm. 173 & 7129;
neowen, neouwen La^. 3591 & 20683.
newen, ASax. neopian, nipian, OHOetm. iii(u)won,
new, novare, Wid. gloss.; aewe Chauc. Tr<n^3164; nowed
(pres.) rel. ant. I, 210; newed (fret.) pr. consc. 7460;
iuewed (part.) ayenb. 107; compos, anewen.
nice, OFr. nice, nice, foolish, „wie*'a", prompt, parv.
355; Shoreh 46; a. s. Web. 4J2; Hoccl. 1, 204; nice
sightes vis. P. P 10861; of nice conscience Chauc. C. U
400; pat we bSn wi8(e) and no ping nice 6520; nlae
Mor. a. p. 2, 824; m. AhL F. 3010; Lidg. m. p. 202.
nifte, ASax. OFris. OHOerm. nift. Lot. neptis, niece,
prompt, parv. 355; st. gen. 1386.
niggard, Swed. njugger? niggard, prompL parv. 355;
vis. P. P. 9898; Chaw. C. t. 5918.
n i 3 e n , ASax. nigon, OSax. OFria. nigan, Ooth. OHGerm.
niun, Olcel. niu, Lot. novem, Ir. Gael, naoi, nine, Trial.
1, 34; ni3hen Orm. 1051; nien Iw. 402; nise Wr. spec
37; nie, niene a. r. 30 & 326; nine vis. P. P. 700; neglien *
pr. consc. 729; neghe Ocfeiw. 650; neoje Wr. treat. 134.
nisentSne ntnfiteen, La^,. 1850; neosentSae J*'wm. ^
XJII, 82.
neojenteope nineteenth, Fum. p. XIII., 351.
m3eiiti ninety, st. gen. 1027.
ni^ede, ASax. nigoda, OSax. nigunda, Goth, niunda,
ninth, Fum. p. VIII, 170; nisede, niede a. r. 198 &236;
neogepe Bek. 617; nisbende Orm. 4488; nejende a^eni.
10; tihoreh. 100; neghend j»r, c(»m3. 3988; nlnpe iru.
P, P. 9545; A. a. 2906.
n i k i r , ASax. nicor, ODutch niker, water-spirit, nsirenf*,
prompt, parv. 356i nikerea (pi) La^,- 21746; Rob. Br.
M. a, 305; nikeren ayenh. 61.
uikken, ODutch nicken, OHQerm. niccben, nod; nicke
..L.oo'ifc
430 nimel
(pres.) Wr. spec. 32; nicked a. r. 308; nikkea Percen.
1024; nikked (pref.J Gaw. gloss.
nimel (nimilj, ASax. nemol (?), nimble, ncapax", priymp.
parv. 366; Halliw. diet. S78; nemel Lidg. m. p. 168,
nimen, ASax. niman, neoman, OSax. Goih. niman,
OHGerm. nenaan, Olcel. nema, nim, take, La'T,. 993; Kaih.
2148; Orm. 2910; c. of I. 547; st. gen. 1042; vis. P. P.
8774; s. e. Weh. 1430; (nimin) prmnpt. parv. 356; nime
owl and night, 1095; Wr. treat. 139; neme Rick. 3876;
neomen Mark. S; nimed (pj-es.) a, r, 6; nam (pret.) af,
jCTi. 200; Gow. con/, am. 1, 212; s. s. Wr. 461; nam, nom
iTtrtA. 910 & 1023; nom a. r. 230; a. o/ i. 917; Befc.
1095; Degrev. 126; pou nome s. s. We6. 277; nimen
EoA. £r. j»-e/ 98; nomen Fum. p. XXIV, 104; s. s. Wr.
317; -Min. 43; ndme (suhj.) st. gen. 3341; numen (part.)
Onn. 6940; st. gen. 409; nomen i/a«ei. 2265; Chauc.
Troil. 6884; Triain. 1181; nome s. ». TPr. 2680; compos.
bi-, i-, over-, up-, Htnimen.
nip, Dan. nip („det yderste af noget") Molb. ordb., nip,
topf out of pe nippe of pe norp vis. P. P. 12402.
n i p 6 n , ASax. hnipian, MHGerm. nipfen, sink : p&
sunne gon to nipen La^. 31734.
nlpen, ODutck nlpen (nijpen), nip, pinch, prompt
parv. 367.
nite, ASax. hnitn, ODutah nete, OHGerm. niz, nit,
nlem", prompt, para. 357; Wr. voc. 190; nete 177 ; nites
.(P^-) P*"- conac. 651.
nlten (nite), Olcel. nita, nite, deny, Gaw. gloss.; nite
(pres. subj.) met. horn. 137; nitte (pret.) 50,
nid, ASax. nid m. (nisua, contentio, tribidatio, invidia,
negtiitia) Grein's gloss., OSax. nith (impetus, contentio, in-
vidia, malitia) Sckm. gloss., OHOemt. nid (invidia, iniqui-
tas) Graff's aprach. 2, 1031, Olcel. nid n. (contumelia, mo-
lotto) Egilss. lex., Goth, neip (tp&dvo;), coniention, envy,
malice, a. r. 404; nid and win rel. aiU. 1, 213; nid and
strlf a(. gen. 373; nip Orm. 123; nip and wrake owl and
night 1192; nipe (dat.) La^- 3934*; s. a. Weh. 1205;
Amis 208; of nipe ant of onde Wr. p. s. 312; ine . . .
wrSpe and nipe Shoreh. 156.
nldcraft laj. 7116.
nipemeBt, ASax. nidemest, nethmist, mjimus, Wr. treat.
188,
DiailizodbvCoOglf
niden 421
niden, neden, ASax. nidan, neodante), Olcel. nedaii,
OSax. nitbana, OHQerm. uidaiia, neath (neth), infra;
compos, bineden.
nlden (nlpe), OHQerm. niden, strive, envy, „aemiilari"-
ps. 36, 8; nidede (pret.) at. gen. 1521.
nider, ASax. nidor, neodor, OSax. nithar, Olcel, nidr,
OHGerm. nidar, down, deoraum: nider b& heolden L03.
3182; falle nider ret. ant. 1, 223; ne parp [>u me nS.ft
neoder ints helle Mark. 17, 21; sal gltden on his br§8t(e)
neder s(. gen. 870.
niderward reL ant. I, 221.
nidere, ASax. nidera, neodera, OHQerm. nidaro,
nether, inferior: his nipere cheoke Marg. 160; pe ni]ier(e)
ende Brand. 24; nej>er(e) Triat. 2, 32; pe nepere lippe
Wr. voc. 146; neodere a. r. 332.
nideren (nipren), ASax. niderian, Olcel. nldra,
OHGerm. niderren, pvi down, humble, Orm. 13966; neo-
dered (part.) La^. 29992; compos, anideren.
niding, ASax. niding, Olcel. nidingr, miser, wrett^,
villain, LaT,. 690; niping ayenb. 139; Horn 204; Alis.
2054; Isuntb. 23; Aud. 16.
nivelen mivel,- a. r. 212 & 240; 1 nifle rd. ant. 2,
211; nevelinge wip pe nose via. P. P. 2741.
n6bie, Fr. noble, noble, a. r. 166.
noj, Doh, Olcel. nogr; com-pos. inoh.
noise, OFr. noise, noise, a. r. 66; Wr. treat. 135.
nok nook, Havel. 820; n6k(e) (dot.) Mor. a. p. 3, 278;
of pe ndke „anguli", jga. 117, 22; he hSId pe lettre bl pe
n6ke Degrev. 165; nokes (pi.) Min. 26.
nokke, ODutck nocke, notch, prompt, parv. 357.
nol, ASax. hnoU, OHQerm. hnol, noil, head, „vertex",
Wr. voc. 87; Wicl. gloss. 31; (nolle) prompt, parv. 357;
dep. of B. 5, 4; nolle (dat) Wr. p. a. 157.
non, ASax. non, Lat. nona (acii. hora), moon, La^.
14039.
nonne, ASax. nunne, Lat. nonna, nun, Gow. conf. am.
3, 281; Ghaxic C. t. 118; nunne met. horn. 164.
noppe, ASax. hnoppa (?), ODutck Dan. noppe, nap,
„vUlua", prompt, parv. 358.
norice, Fr. nourrice, nurse, prompt parv. 358; Fum.
p. XIII, 135; norise Mar. mir. pi. 141 ; norische HaUito.
diet. 581.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
432 noriBcbin
norischi(D) nourish, BeJe. 1874; norschin (norishen)
prompt, parv. 368; narist (part) pr. coiue. 419ft.
n o r a (north^ A8ax. noi^, OFria. north, nord, OHOerm.
nord, north, ^septetitrio''', prompt, parv. 358; Chauc C. t
4013 £ 5368 ; north (norht) ps. 8S, 13; & droh him rihtes
nord La^. 2659; shS Idkede norp Hasd. 1255; ic wile
. . . T"i" sSte nord on hevene maken sL gen. 278; bl
norde 1*13. 21043; hi Dorp(e) Alia. 161.
norpdsle Omt. 16412.
norpende Heced. 734.
norphalf Shoreh. 149; Wr. treat 137.
norpsee Ftim. p. XIIT, 17.
norpdde Fura. p. XVII, 350.
norpward Bek. 1127; Ghavc. C. t. 1911.
norden, ASax. OIceL norSs^n (a septemtrione), OHOerm.
nordan (geptenlrio)f hi norden (for norde?) La^ 21805.
norpenlight Ckauc. C. t. 1989.
norder, OIceL. nordr, nordar? p& f€rde pe Hng Dordur
(norper) mi La^. 2674.
norpern, A^ax. nordem, northern, Rob. Br. M. 3, 823;
pat nordeme Tolc Z^3.31333; norpemewind Wr.spechX.
not, ASax. hnot, Tiot, akom, Ckauc C. t. 109.
note, ^03;. notn {tMws, offieiwm), OFria. note (fructuB),
from neoten, note, tinw, „op*Mf, prompt, parv. 359; Fwn.
p. XIX, 53; ayenh. 159; Shoreh. 36; «. s. Wth. 992;
C&ron. .^Z. 434; Rich. 2651; CAouc. (7. t. 4066; h. s.
2073; Mor. a. p. S, 381; ilfar. mir. pL 123; is in pe 4m
&per note hUte pa havest schille prote owl and night. 557 ;
note and frame Wr. spec. 71.
notien, ASax. notian, note, vti, vesci, a. r. 106; notie
Shoreh. 21; noten st. gen. 3144; notun prompt. jjofT. 359;
note h. s. 2602; note (pre^.) Rick. 5604; pu note8tf?rm,
12228; inoted (paH.) La-T,. 30603.
nope, ASax. nod, OHOerm. nand (audacia, temerUas)1
Shoreh. 111.
nu (na?), ASax.OSax. Olcd. Ooth. OHOerm. no, note,
Kath. 515; a. r. 114; owZ and night. 46; st ^en. 379;
Wr. p. a. 257; til nu Orm. 14066; nu 5U, OHOerm.
nu (g)iu, 9291; nu den JtfarA. 13, U & 21, 30; nu pe
Fum. p. VIII, 5; nu de La^. 29863; Katk. 2120; nou
Wr. treat. 135 : Havel. 120 ; vis. P. P. 876; non pe Otaws.
C. t. 464; Mor. a. p. 3, 414.
=dbvGoogIe
nubt 423
nuht, ASatr. genyht, OHQerm. ginuht (ahvndantia).
nahtsom (neghtsom), ASax. genyhteum, OHQerm. ginuht-
sam, ahundnnt, pa. 98, 8.
nulit8ome(Ti), ASax. genyhtsumian, abound, ps. 64, 14,
neghtsomnes, ASax. genyhtsumneHB, abundance, ps. 129,4.
Duscbe (nOTiche), OHGerm. uuBCa (fibula, monile),
(ii)ouch, ntnoniU", prompt, pan). 359; nouches (pl.J Ckauc.
a L 8258.
nut, ASax. nyt, Olcel. nytr, OHGerm. nuzzer, uaxfvl,
La^. 9470; compos, unniit
nute, ASax. hnut, OTcel. hnot, 0 Dutch not, OHGerm.
hmiz,nvt; note prompt, parv. 3^9; Havel. 419; Alis.S293^
nhote ayenb. 143; nutes (pi.) «t. gen. 3840; notes B^.
1203; compos, hasel-, walnote.
nuttehakke (nothak) nuthatch, ,^icue'', prompt, parv. 359 ;
nuthak(k)e sq. of I. deg. 55.
notemigge nutmeg, prompt, parv. 359; notemugge Alis.
6792.
nutescale L03. 29268; nutteshale Gixw. conf. am. 2, 20.
ndten, ASax. n^n, cattle, pecua, Wr. voc. 90j nfltene
(pi.) L03. 341.
nut ten, AStx. nyttian, ODutch nutten, OHGerm.
nuzzan, u»e, a. r. 370; nitten Orm. 55)3; riitte Havel.
941; nutted (prea.) rel. ant. 1, 132; ^ef M nutted hare
nome Mark. 1.
6, QoOi. MHGerm. 6, oh, Kalft. 1458; a. r. 54; ayenb.
258.
oc, Olcd. ok (et), and; Orm. 1216; (= ac?) but, at.
gen. 213; oc he flfid fro him rd. ant. 1, 212; ok Fum.
p. Ill, 7 ; oc (6c = 6c?) also, st. gen. 54 ; and oc it ma-
ked his esen brist reL ant. 1, 2i0; ok (r. w. bok) Havel.
187.
odde, OIoeL oddi (ulige tal) Fritzner's ordb., Swed.
udda (impar) lAndf. lex., odd, „vmpa.r", prompt, parv. 362 ;
Mor. a. p. 2, 426; odd(e) or even Oow. conf. am. 3, 138.
of, ASax. OFris. of, af, Olcel. af (of?), OSax. Goth.
af, OHGerm. aha.. Or. OTtd, Lat. ah? of: \>k he sculde oi
Jive wende Los- 6851; & brteid bine of his stede 26777
ar&s of dead(e) Kath. 337; heo wolden kecchen of pe a
pet pu hefdest a. r. 324; Wawain hem tok pe knave o
ArOi. and Med. 7826; alflaed ... of bende Fum. p. VIII,
68; pu most of londe fleo owl and night. 1302; pe king
..L.oo^^lc
434 of
Uhte of his et^de Horn 51; pe ISres fallen of I>e tret
Ell. rom. 1, 269; pe stude pet pe of feollen Mark. 17;
& bicom of engel atebch deovel a. r. 62; .ich volde )et
beo w6ren of alio, alse heo beod of ou . . . iholden 18;
ich bi^et hit ipriten of Be pritore Mark. 2 ; pe ddine pat
(pe) ic eop 6r of sSde Fum. p. VIII, 79 ; peo preo sun-
nen pet ich spec of last a. r. 56; pane gode mon pat of
30 feole pinge con owl and night. 1770; & man of god
inwit of alle pulke him mai sk^re Wr. treat. 153; he
borwed of me vis. P. P. 2187; itend of prMde Kalh.lJi^;
eaples of irne 2209; al pat gdd of pisse londe La^. 999;
pe ord of pan aworde 18094; pe ende of pe tale a. r.
72; deien of hungre 342; ponked him of his geoye 44;
to wamie wummen of hfire fol €ien 54; heo is gulti of
pe bestes deade 58; to bere witnisse of pis falshsde Beh
1117; k 3ung mon of priti ^eren Lar,. 377; 4 king of
muche miht c. oj. I. 275; ful of witte 400; and jit is
more wonder . . . of pe child pat laaye of tolde 646; it
was ten of pe clokke Chauc. C t 4434; of olde Abraham
and 0 Sarra st. gen. 1196; bringe o dawe lud. Cov. 291;
af Ealliw. diet. 24 ; a Rich. 973 ; compos, hfir-, hwar-, parof.
offtschen a^i, inquire; of-fischte ('pj-etj Fum. p. XIII, 343.
ofbtten, OHGerm. abablzan, bite off; ofbot (ms. of hot)
(pret) St. gen. 2926.
ofclepen call for; ofclepip (pres.) Alia. 1810.
ofcpellen kUl, Orm. 8104.
ofcnappen, Swed. afkappa, chap off; ofchappid (part.)
Rich. 4550.
ofdneden afray; ofdred (part.) La-^. 8425 ; a. r. 178;
Orm. 7925; st. gen. 3955; ne beo pu n&piht of-dred Katk.
674; ofdrad owl and night. 1148; s. s. Web. 903.
ofdrawen, Svied. afdraga, draw off, a. r. 392.
ofdmnkien drench; ofdninked (part) Orm. 6793.
ofdruncnen drown; ofdruncnep (pres) Orm. 14611.
ofearnen earn, Kath. 2167; ofeamed (prea) a. r. 194.
offal, Olcel. afFall, ODutck afval, offal, prompt, parv. 862;
I. c. c. 29.
offeren terrify, a. r. 230; offere Shorek. 129; offered,
offered (pari) Laz- 5270 & 15491; offeared Kath. 669;
h. m. 43; ofFerd at. gen. 2844.
afEraine(n) ask, Hdliw. diet. 26; af^ained (pr^-) via.
P. P. 11365.
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of 426
ofFuUen Jill; of-fulled (part.) La^. 20438.
offurhten frighten; o&rht (part) La-T,. 12113; offruht
Kath. 669; offrist rd. ant. 1, 226; st. gen. 3692.
ofgOn obtain, win, a. r. 390; Furn. p. XVIII, 21; vie.
P. F. 8382.
ofgd,sten agaat: so sSre hi were ofgfi:Ste Fum. p. XIII, 212.
ofjiten perceive, ioj. 25777.
ofhalden (ofbealde, ofhialde) retain, ayenh. 9 & 24.
ofhungren grow hungry; ofhungred (part.) a. r. 376;
Amis 1908; (ofhungret) Kath. 1030; atingred Brand. 19;
Wr. p. s. 342; vis. P. P. 4836.
ofkennen beget, gignere; of-kende (pret.) rel. songs IV, 42.
oflongen long, desiderio leneri: mfier pe ic wes oflonged
L03. 19034; aD(d) sit and sihd wel s6re of-longed owl
and night. 1585.
ofluaten, ASax, oflystan, list, cvptdidate teneri: pfi,we8 he
. . , oflust after deores flEesce Lo.'t,. 30554.
ofrSche(n) reach, attain, Rob. Glowo. 285, 6.
oMve(ii) rive, pr. consc. 7379.
of8ake(n), ASax. ofsacan (denegare), Olcel, afsaka (tmd-
skylde), deny, Fum. p. XV, 60.
ofschamen shame, pudore afficere; of-(8)chamed (part.) owl
and night. 932; Shoreh. 160; ofsamed Rob. Olouc. 342, 1.
ofshrfiden shred or cut off, Qme. conf. am 1, 138.
of84ch6(n), OJcei. of sGBkja ? seek, Fum. p. XI, 13; ofsSched
(pres.) a. r. 232; ofsost (part) Rob. Olouc 14.5, 6.
oisSn, ASax. ofseon, OHGerm. obesehan? see, perceive;
ofsei (pret) Hartah. m. t. 269; rel. ani. 2, 272.
ofsenden (ofsende), send for, Bob. Glouc. 122, 21; Alia.
600; Shoreh. 41; s. s. Web. 704; ofsende (pres. subj)
La'T,. 15748.
ofslean, ASax. ofslean, Ooth. afslahan (aitoXTSi'vsiv), slay,
occidere, La-r,. 685; ofsloh (pret) 2659; of-slasen, of-sla-
wen (part) 75 & 8445; of-slasen st. gen. 4077; of-8lahe
owl and night. 1609.
ofsmiten smile off; oi-soihi (pret) La^,. 26071; olsmoot
Ghauc. C. t. 13670; ofsmite (part) chron. Engl. 1036;
ofiBmite Bdc. 2227.
ofspring, ASax. ofspring, offspring, Fum. p. VIII, 105;
Brand. 3; c. of I. 1484; ofsprung a. r. 5i.
of-stingen stab, perculere, La^. 5034; of-atungen (part)
27614.
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4S6 of
of8tripe(n) strip off, Rich. 3399; he strepep of pe bridel
Chauc C. t. 4061; U atrapten his dflpee of Bek. 2125.
ofawippen strike off, La-tj. 878; ofawipte 8184; & spipte
hire of pat heaved Kaih. 2485.
oftaken take, Lan^. 21330; oftake Bek. 53; ayetih. 43;
OctOTi. 1625; oftok (pret.) Horn 1241; (oftook) BtcA. 4367 ;
oftoken a. r 244.
ofteonen vex, irritate; oft(e)oned (part.) owl and night.
365; oftiened ayenb. 66.
ofpunchen (ofpiDche), A8ax. ofpyncan, ODvich ofdinken,
digplease, repent, Ftum p. VIII, 103; ofpunched, ofpin-
ched (apinchep) (pres.) iaj. 3364 & 13590; sore ofpitjiep
it me Hob. Glou/:. 54, 13; ofpunche (svhj.) a. r. U8; of-
Pll3te (prel.) ov>l and night. 397; pet him of-puhte (of-
pohte) 8£ere Z-nj. 20903.
ofpursten grow thirsty f ofpuirst, ASate. ofpyrsted, (part^
a. r. 240; afurat (/or afpurst?) Horn 1120; vis. P. P.
6719; aferst HaUiw. did. 29.
ofwaken awake: he ofwok Arth. and Mfrl. 3810.
ofw6ve(n) waive or throw off, Bek. 963.
of, OFris. ODutck of (aut)f orf Mis. 667; vis. P. P.
8776.
oft, ASacc OSax. oft, OHQerm. ofto, QoOi. ufta, Olcd.
opt, oft (often), Fvm. p. VIII, 11; owl and night. 763;
ofte La^. 622; Mark. 16, 8; a. r. 68; Orm. 9016; Bat.
15; vie. P. P. 919; Lidg. m. p. 6; ofte, often Ckauc.
C. t 312 & 4698; oftur (cwnpar^ a. r-. 284; ofter via.
P. P. 12813; Mand. 19; oftest (superl.) Kath. 114.
oftesipe i/^occi. F/, 51; oftezipes ayeiA, 45; oftsithe pr.
consc. 7460; oftealden a. r. 418.
Oftetlme Trwiwi. 28.
oker, Olcel. okr (aager), jdSoa-.pocor (jrvctU3, proles),
OFris. woker (fcenus, itsura), Goth, vokrs (toxo;), OHGerm.
wuochar (fructus, usiira), ■usury, a.r. 202; apol. Ill; okir
pa. 14, 5; okir, okur A. s. 2395 & 2457; ocur prompt,
parv. 362.
okeren, Swed. ockra, increase; okered (pres.) a. r.
326; okerin h. s. 2456.
okerere, Swed. ockrare, usurer, h. s. 2563; okorer
met. hom. 142; okerar Mar. mir. pi. 185.
olfend, ASax. olfend, camel, Wv. voc. 90; olfentes
(gen.) Orm. 3208.
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open 427
open, ^iSaar. open, OSaic.opa.n, 0/cei. opinn, OHGerm,
olaner, open, apertus, a. r. 60; Orm. 732; opene (fl.)
Kafk. 1138.
openhc opetdy, met. hom. 29; opeoltke bisne Orm. 2909;
openliche (adv.) a. r. 86; c o/ /. 551; Skorek. 62; open-
luker (compar.) a. r. 8,
open en, ASatr. openian, OSax. opanon, Olcel. opna,
OHGerm. ofanon, open, aperire, a. r. 70; opnen Or-m.
4114; openede (pret.) Fum. p. X, 50; opnede at. gen.
3773; via. P. P. 12576; openeden £03. 5773; opened
(part.) Katk. 3455; compos, iopenen.
openunge opening, (dot.) a. r. 60.
or-, ASaar. or-, Olcel. or, ar, OHGerm. ur, Goth, ua
(ex), see Or. gram. 2, 787.
OFEet? ODvtch oraete, LOertft. or(e)t, ur(e)t (reliquiae pa-
btdi)? ortu3 orta, rtmnaraa, prompt, paro. 371.
orcoat, Olcel. orkostr, wealth, Kath. 1724.
ordal, ASaar. ordsl, ordeal, judgement, Ckauc. Trail. 3895.
or3el, cmp. ASax. orgoUlce and OHGerm. urgilo, kaugktyf
orsel pride (orselpride ?) st. gen. 3767.
or3lielin5d Orm. 62G2.
orsel (nOrojel"), ASax. orgol (?), haughtiness, rd. ant. 1,
130; orhel Mark. 11, 10; horel (orhel, orsel) a. r. 224.
ormete, ASax. omuete, immense, Orm. 238.
orrap perplexed, Orm. 3150,
erreat, ASax. orrest, Oleel. orrasta (pugna)f battle, Orm,
12539.
oraeoruh, ASax. orsorg, OHGerm. ursorger, nsecurus", Wr.
voc. 94.
ortrope, ASax. ortrype, OHGerm. urtriwe, difiident, Orm.
II 589.
ortrowen, ASax. ortrupian, mistrust? ortrowed (pres.) a.
r. 382; ortroweden (pret.) Wicl. gloss.
ortroppe mistrust, Orm. 3145.
or? ASax. or {ov'i), beginning: bfiten ore & ende Pum
p. VIII, 91.
or, ASax. or, ore, metal, a. r. 284*.
ord, ASax. OSax. OFris. ord, OHGerm. ort, Olcel.
oddr, ord, point, edge, beginning, La^,. 624; Furn. p. VIII,
43; chron. Engl. 17 i ; Arth. and Merl. 1177; („hord") ^/ts.
932; ord and ende Orm. 6775; ordo (dot) a. r. 212; mid
speres orde owl and night. 1710; Hom 1B89.
:.,CoogIe
428 orf
ordfrume prineipium, Mark. 8, 28.
orf, ASax. orf, oaole, pecus, La^. 1&316; Kob. Gloac.
6, 18; at. gen. 795; Wr. p. s. 342; Gow. conf. am. 1, 17;
orre (dat.) owl and night. 1155.
orne, ASaa. (un)onie, dainty, nicef Shoreh. 80; & was
ornure of mete & of drunche pen pe twei odre a. r. 370;
compos, unonie.
orpe9 orped, brave, bold, ayetib. 183; Artk. and Merl.
2166; Qow. conf. am. 1, 129; „orpiid audax^, prompt
parv. 371; orpid (nhorpid") IJartsh. m. t. 311.
orpedllch(e) boldly, Arth. and Merl. 1729; orpedli Mot. a.
p. 2, 628.
orpedschipe courage. Mis. 1413.
ort?
orchard, ASaa. ortgeard, Goth, aurtlgards? orchard, Wr.
voc. 94s a. r. 378; Rob. Qlouc 104, 13.
osel, ASax, osle, OH&erm. amsala, oosel (ousel), merula,
I. c. c. 36.
ostir, ASax. ostre, Lot. oatres, oyst&; Halliw. diet
592; oister prompt, parv. 363.
oter, ASax. otor, Olcel. otr, OHGerm. ottar, otter,
Wr. voc. 251; Brand. 30; otur prompt parv. 372; otir
lAdg. m. p. 168.
Oder, ASax. 6der, OSax. othar, odar, OFria. other,
6der, Ooth. anpar, OHGerm. ander, anderer, Olcel. annar,
anoarr, other, alter, a. r. 14; oder (oper) £03. 2931 ; Oper
Alts. 51 ; vis. P. P. 476; An oper Cms. a noper) c. of I.
626; heo schulde 6der hwat jSmen a. r. 98; oder (oper)
half one and a half, £03. 7856; Bek. H; ckron. Engl
120; Bob. Br. 119, 5; Mar. mir. pi. 141; he polde ai
aeggen oper ((diterf) Fum. p. VIII, 75; wan it nolde
oper gon E<>b. G;loue. 161, 16; odres (gen. m.) a. r. 252;
oprea owl and night 1497; oper (odres) mannes fr(e)ond
Fum. p. VIII, 15; oderne (ace. m.) a. r. 404; ayenb. 8;
pene odren Laj. 3881; 6dre (pi-) Kath. 1051; opre gode
preostes Onn. 692; hwan pe opre s^wen pat Havel. 2416;
Mere st gen. 2199; opere Bek. 571; bifore alle pen operen
Shoreh. 46.
oderliche aliter; operluker (compai-) Furn. p. VIII, 76.
cure, OFr. oure, ore, hov.r, ayenb. 173.
oven, ASax. ofen, OFria. oven, OHGerm. ofan, Oleel.
ofn, Goth, anhns ? oven, ^omax", Wr. voc 93 ; prompt.
over 429
paro. 372; ps. 20, 10; ovin I. c. C. 38; ofne (dot.) Orm.
993; owl and night. 292.
over, ASax. ofer, OFris. ODutoh over, Qoth. ufar,
Olcd. yfir, OHGerm. ubar, orer, sttpcr; over pene wal heo
clumben Xas, 9420; he leaped over ham a. r. 380; (he)
wende over lond Bek. 1178; over pe nabbe i no mihte
C, of I. 1110; over (above) alle ping a. r. 92; over al
mHout, 254; partout, Katfi. 728; a. r. 74; c. o/* i. 732;
CAawc. C. (. 549; Rick. 2940; OrpA. 371 j pet no viend
oue vondi over oure rai^ie ayenb. 170; over pr§ mile
Arth, and Merl. 6648; ovjr alle pe wode pel hur eoght
Triam. 349; over (per) pe ^fir I. c. a. 33; over night
Chauc. Trail. 2641 ; ofer OtTn. 1034; our Gaw. gloss. 401;
aur Ainad. Robs. 40, 1,
overbeoden. Germ, iiberbieten, overbid; oferbeden (pres.
subj.) Orm. 6233; overbide (paH.) Fum. p. XXIX, 92.
overbiden survive; overbod ^ret.) s. a. WA. 1731.
overcasten (overkeeten). Dan. overkaste, overcast, a. r.
274; overcaste (pret.) Fum. p. XVII, 354; overcast
(part.) Gow. conf. am. 3, 310.
overcumen, ASax. ofercuman, OHGerm. ubar-, obarqueman,
overcome, La^. 31684; a. r. 198; overcomen via. P. P.
2245; overcom (pret.) ckron. Engl. 410; overcomen Mark.
1; overcumen (paH.) Kaih.\Zi■^ st gen. 2108; overcomen
Trist. 3, 46.
overdgde exaggeration, (dat)owl and night.Zb2; aymb.56.
overdon overch, a. r. 286; oferdon Orm. 2576; overdon
(part.) CkauG. C. t. 12573.
overeode (oversede) passed over, Mor. a. p. 2, 1758.
overet? overeating; overetea (pi) rel. ant. 1, 131.
overetel „edax^, Wr. voc. 95.
overfallen fall over; oferfel (pret.) Orm. 4799.
overfare(n) fare or go over, Havel. 2063 ; over-varep (pres.)
owl and night. 387.
overfleoten, OHGerm. uberfliozan, fieet over; overfleot
(pres) c. of I. 849 ; overflst (pret) st. gen. 586.
overflswen overflow; oferflo^ep (pres) Orm. 10721.
OVerfuUe superabu/ndance, owl and mght. 354.
overfullen overjUl; overfuUet (part) h. m. 19.
overgsn, OHGerm. ubargan, overgo, pass over, translre,
Mark. 16, 8; .owl and night. 950; Ifit lust overgon a. r.
118; over^u (part) Imt,. 6258; overgcn a. gen. 118B.
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430 over
ofergangen, ASax. ofergangan, Goth, ufargaggan, ourgang,
conquer, Orm. 10228; overgaage (ma. over gaoge) SaveL
2587.
overgart arrogance f Mark. 16, 13; Orm. 8163.
ojerjarwen? exaggeratef overgart gr§t Will, gloss. 238;
overgart proud e. oj I. 093.
overgulden overgild; overgulded (prea.) a. r. 182; overguld
(part.) Mark. 9, 2; overgilt pr. come. 8902.
overjeoten transfuse; oversotun (parLj Wicl. gloss. 32.
overheven? neglect; overhaf (prel.) Mapea 341.
overhi3ien (overhle) overkie, avow. Artk. 19, 6.
overhoje (overliowe) disdain, a. r. 276; overhohe k.m.43.
overhosien despise; over-hohed (pres.J owl and night. 1404;
oferhowep rel. ant. I, 184.
overhuppea (ovirhippin) overhip, transsiUre, prompt pare.
372; over-huppen (pres.) via. P. P. 8169.
ovorhwelmen (overwhelme) ooerwkehn, Ckaac. r. r. 3776;
ovirqwelmin (overwhelmin) prompt, parv. 374.
overhwelven subvert? overwhelvep (pres.) Ckauc. BoeL 2,
overladen, OHGerm. ubarhladan, overlade, (part.) a. r.
368; overlade Lidq. st. of Tk. 4557.
overleeden (-leden) lead over, oppress, Wiel. gloss. 32;
ovirigdin prompt, parv. 373; overlsde vis.. P. P. 2001.
overlKven (-leeven) leave over, Wicl. gloas.
overlang^e) overlong, pr. consc. 7274; overlonge' owl and
night. 450.
overlate too late, pr. consc. 1988; Percev. 1956.
overleap overleap; overlOp (-Ispe) met. hom. 32,
overleapen (-lepe) overleap, k. s. 2916; overleaped (p''es)
a. r. 380; overleep (pret) via. P. P. 299.
overleie(ii) overlay, oppress, li'icL gloss.
Ovirlitii too litde, prompt, parv. 373,
overlive(n) overlive, survivre, Ghauc. C. L 6842.
ofermet, ASax. ofermet, excess, Orm. 10720.
ovarmSte, ASax. ofernuete, immoderate, immense, (adv.) a.
r. 296.
overmcdi, ASax. ofenucdig, OSax. obarmodig, arrogant.
Hick. ihes. 1, 167.
overmuche (-moclie) overmuch, Shoreh. 35.
overmuchel (-mikel) too great, pr. consc. 6662.
overnimen overtake; over-nome (part) JJardie. poem 1, 4.
overrsecheu owerrcacA; overreche (pris) vis. P. P. 8775.
..L.oo^lc
overrennen overrun; orrennus (pres.) ant. Arth. 21, 3.
ovemdeQ override; o\eTni6ii (part.) Anh. and Mert 9101;
Chaac. G. t. 2024.
ovarriiinen run over; overeominde fpart) k. m. 19.
oversEn, ASax. oferseon, OSax. ooarsehan, oversee, ms.
P. P. 4022; lud. Gov. 197! OTer-sihd (pres.) Furn. p.
VIII, 38; oversein (part.) Oow. conf. am. 3, a04.
overseuden, ODvich overaenden, send over, WicL gloss.
OYiraettiD overset, prompt, parv. 373.
overakippin overskip, prompt, pai o 373 ; orerskipped vis.
P. P. 7184.
ofersleie, A8ax. oferslege, lirael, Wr. voa. 95.
overaprffiden overspread, La^. 14190; oversprfidde (pret.)
a. r. 54; overspr&dde via. P. P. 13367; Chauc. C. t 2878.
overetijen, ASax. oferstlgati, Ooth. ufarsteigan, surmount;
ofer-etied (pres) rel. songs III, I.
overstrODg excessively strong, a. r. 294.
overswipe too violently, owl and n^kt. 1516; overswQde
a. r. 368,
oTerswiTen vanquish .- godes sune ebolde fel pe deofel
oferspifen Orm. 1848.
overtaken overtake, vis. P. P. 11532; overtake Iw. 665;
overtck Havel. 1816; Mor. a. p. 2, 1218; overtoken a. r.
244*.
overtraat presu7iiption, a. r, 332.
overtroateu oveHru^t, a. r. 332.
overtume(n) overturn, vis. P. P. 11065; overturned (pres)
a. r. 356.
ovirthrtiwiii overthrow, prompt, pars. 373; overpilJwe vts.
P. P. 4971; overprCwe (pret) Shorek. 124; overprawe
(part) ayenb. 1 5 ; overprOwe Alts, 1)13.
overurn over-run? a. r. 398.
overwe3eii, OIIGerm. ubarwegen, overweigk; overweid
(pres) a. r. 386.
overwendeu? nule be nout . . . wendon over „non vuU
transire", a. r. 266,
overwene, OHGerm. uberwEni, presumption, (ace) rel. ant.
1, 216.
overwEnen overween; overweninde (part) ayenb. 169.
overft-gninge overweening, ayenb. 17.
overwerpen, AS ax. ofert»eorpan, OHGerm. ubarwerfan,
ove)-th-o^v : overworpen (part) a. r. 112.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
432 over
overwinnen, ASax. nferpinnan, OHQerm. ubarwinnan,
vanguish; overwonnen (prel.J ps. 108, 3.
0Terwri3en cover; oyer-wnsep (prea.) «. of I. 716.
over, A8ax. bier, ODutck oever, over, shore ; Sw.^
(6fre) (dat) £(13. 8584; ovre Halliw. diet. 694; on pc
B^is 6vre (prvrUed sei soure) Havel. 321.
ovest, ASax. ofeat, 6fo3t, OSaii. 6f(a)8t(bco), hatU:
in ofeste, eouste La-^. 9736, 2l493 (fe 31573.
ovet, ASax. ofet, ODvtck oyet, oft, Off Germ, obaz,
/r«i(, oy«ii. 262.
oxe, ASax. OFris. oxa, OTcel. oxi, OHGerm. ohso,
(3o(A. auliEiftj.Oir, WV. woe. 177; prompt, parv. 376; a. r.
32; aj/CTii. Ill; Skoreh. 122; oxen (pf^ iJoi. G/owc. 275,
11; Alis. 760.
pacche (patche?), patch, prompt, parv. 377; WmJ.
Mk 2.
padde, ODutch padde, podde, OIceL padda, toad, lud.
Cov. 185; (pade) Gaw. gloss.; paddis (pi-) M^tW. gloaa.;
podes St (?c«- 2977,
paddok paddock, „bufo", prompt, parv. 376; 2W. Cov.
164; paddokes (^Z^ -4Zw. 61J6.
paeti, ASax. psetig, najftiftis" tPr. woe, 90.
paien, ^r, payer, pay, satisfy, a. r. 108; paie vis.
P. P. 1480; (paye) Bek. 315; ipaid ^art.) La^. 2340*.
paia, OFr. pais, peis, -p^s, peace, tas- 480*; Bek. 404;
Skoreh. 122; Degrev. 1569; peia a. r. 166; peea Ckaue.
C. t. 634; pSa owl and night. 1728; Jl/aW. 11 ; peas pa.
27, 3.
pak, ODutch pack, Olcel. pakki, Ir. Gael, pac, 5*-e(,.
pak, pack, vis, P. P. 8429; lud. Cov. 137; pakke prompt,
parv, 378; packes (pi^ a. r. 106; rei. an(. 2, 175.
pakkin, ODutch packen, pack, prompt, parv. 378; and
pakkea Mm to gideres uia. P. P. 10000.
pal, ASax. pall, io*. pallium? jjaU, On». 8173; pal,
peal La^. 897 & 1296; pel (pal) ^otA. 1461; pel lai le
fr. 185; palle (dot.) rel. songs V, 10.
p&l, ODutch pael, Olcel. pill, OHGenn. phftl, £at
pftlua? ^aie, „palus, paxillits", prompt, parv. 378; (paal)
tTtc^ jfiosa. 33 ; see p6I.
pftlen, ODutch paelen, jjaZe, inclose with pales; p4Iid
(part.) Wid. gloss.
pane, 0^. panne, Lat. paanus? pane, prompt, parv.
panne 433
380 & 381; Mor. a. p. 1, 1033; ft pane of riche skinne
Trist. ), 52.
panne, ASax. ODutch panne, Olcel. panna, OHGerm,
phanna, Lat. patina? pan, „pateUa", prompt, paw. 381;
ayenb. 23; via. P. P. 2238; Ckauc. C. t. 7196; panne,
ponne (misprinted paune, poune) Mia. 2770 & 2800 ;
aompoa. Drain-, hernepanne.
pantin pant, „ankelare", prompt, parv. 381; pante
Mar. mir. pi. 138.
pape, Fr. pape, pope, pr. conac. 1886; pope owl and
night. 746; Sek. 249; via. P. P. 10586.
?papejai, OFr. papegai, popinjay, Wr. spec. 26; Mor. a. p.
2, 1465; popegaie Ma-nd. 274.
pappe pap, „mamilla", prompt, parv. 382; (dot.) Orm.
6441; (ace.) pr. come. 6767; Octav. 442; pappes (pi.) h.
m. 35; a. r. 330*.
paradls, Gr. itapdSsiaoc, paradise, SRorek. 157.
pare, ASax. pearruc, MHQerm. pferrich, jmrk (parrick),
ifflj. 1432*; park Fum. p. I, 5; Oow. conf. am. 2, 45;
park, parrnk prompt, parv. 384; parkes (pi.) Rob. Olouc.
1, 12.
parlur, Fr. parloir, parlour, a. r. 68.
parosclie, OFr. paroche, parish, Bek. 1879; parisch
Ckauc. 0. t. 493.
parten, Fr. partir, part; partef) (pres.) Shoreh. 76;
parti (aubj.) a. r. 406.
pas, Fr. pas, paee, Bek. 69; Shoreh. 133.
paschen, pasken, Swed. paska. Germ, patschen? pash:
pasken in pe water Fum. p. XX, 8; and al t6 duste
pasted wis. P. P. 14125.
passen, Fr. passer, pasa; paaai Bek. 1148; passed
(pres) a. r. 394.
pate pate, Fum. p. XXIII, 83; Lidg. m. p. 54.
pa[), ASax. psed, OFris. path, ODutch pad, OHGerm.
phad, path, Alis. 3219; yw. /*, P. 9516; pep IFr. aoc. 92;
ayenb. 127; papes ^^^ owi an»i m^Af. 380; Havel. 268.
pawe (pane?), OFr. p6e? jiow, prompt, parv. 886; powe
Jr(A. anti JtferZ. 1491; pawes (pi.) li beaus disc. 1997;
Isumb. 181.
pax?
paxwax (-wex) pax -wax, tendon of the neck, prompt.
:,,Googlc
pece, OFr. pece, piece, promot. parv.
388; Mand. 10;
via. P. P. 900fi.
pSchen, ASax. piecan {deapere).
LGerm, pfiken
(furari); compog. bipSchen.
peddare pedder, ped-maker or cam
er, prompt, ■pan.
389; peoddare a. r. 66.
pedde ped, „calatkii3'', prompt, parv. 390,
pedlare pe<Rer, prompt, parv. 890; pedlere vis. P. P.
3988.
pegge, Dan. pig, Swed. pigg, peg, prompt, parv. 390.
peine, Fr. peine, Lat. poena, pain, Bek. 481; Shoreh.
88; vis. P. P. 6881; Afand. 11; Ckattc. C. t. 1321.
peintin paint, „pingere", prompt, parv. 390; peint
(pree.) Bek. 2151; ipeint (part.) owl and night. 76.
peir, JFV. pair, Lot. p3.r, pair, prompt, parv. 391; peer
peer, 894; p4r i^wm. p. XVII, 380.
peisin, Fr. peser, poise, prompt, parv. 390; peised
(pret.) via. P. P. 2906.
pekbe peck, picotin, prompt, parv. 891; Chauc. C. t.
4008.
pele peal, „classicum", prompt, parv, 391; HalliiB. nug.
poet, 3.
pelt pelt, Fum. p. r. I. p. 16.
pening, ASax. peni(n)g, Olcel. peningr, OFria. pen-
ni(n)g, panni(n)g, OHOerm. phenning, phenting, penny,
Orm. 3287; peni rel. ronga V, 27; Bdc. 1174; pani Arik.
and Merl. 3639; penie (panje) (dat.) Fum. p. VIII, 34
(Hick. ihea. 1, 222^; penijes, paneses (pi.) ha-i,. 3544 &
29460; penyea Uoh. Br. 146, 3; Odae. 726; penis met
Aom. 18; pens Wr. s. a. c. LVIII, 26; pans Bek. 832.
peniworp vis. P. P. 1884.
pennen, OFris. penda (p^nvs caperejf pen; compos.
bipennen.
peper, ASax. pepor, pipor, Lat. piper, pepper, Mand.
168; pepir prompt, parv. 392.
pSple, Fr. penple, people, Mand. 3; Chauc. C. t. 8871;
pfiple, poeple via. P. P. 309 <fe 563; people Octaw. 854;
pfiple Shoreh. 53.
pere, ASax. pern, ODutch pere, OHOerm. pira, Jiai.
pera, /^Lot. pirtUn], pear, IFr. woe 192; ai/en6. 208; Mand.
245; peren (pi.j i'wm. p. XXIII, 89.
pertrB PTr. voc. 227.
=dbvGoogIe
pfire 485
pere pier, prompt, parv. 394,
perls, ODutch perle, OHGerm. per(a)la, her(ft)la,
pearl, prompt, paro. 394; Mor. a. p. 1, 1.
perseli. Lot. petrosellnmn, parsley, I. c. a. 18.
persone, OFr. persone, person, parson, prompt, parv,
395; vis. P. P. 5398 & 7791.
pert = pret? pert, Launf. 294; wis and pert <(. gen.
3292; proud and pert as is & pie Chauc. C. t. 8948; stout
Le was and pert li beaus dise. 123; pert in plai k, of
T. 18.
perteliclie pertly, EaHsh. ir*. t. 258; perteli ovoto. Arth.
XiX, 8; perteli td hem he r&d Tor. 1504; pertli ZVwm.
746.
p e s e, ASax. pisa, iai. pisum, Oltal. peso, ^ea(a),
prompt, pars. 393; Mand. 158; pesen (p^ ayeni. 120;
WW. P. P. 4189; KicA. 6004; peesen Okcue. I. g. w. 648.
peacodde peas-cod, prompt, paro. 395; pescoddes (pt) vis.
P. P. 4386.
peutir, OFr. peautre. Span, peltre, Ital. peltro, pewter,
prompt, parv. 395.
pic, ASax. pic, OHGerm. pech, Lat. pix, pi'fcA, met.
ham. Ill; pik reZ. ant. 1, 53; pik, pich prompt parv. 396;
pich i^«»-M. p. VIII, 110; 3. 8. Web. 1280.
plc, ASax. Gael, pic, ODutch pike? pifce, ooMZeM«, spi-
owiw,n, ciispis, (nom. ace.) La^. 30752 tfe 30857; pik vis.
P. P. 3437; pike prompt, paro. 396; Jtwinfe. 497; pikes
(pi) Kalk. 1946; Bo&. Olouo. 51, 19; as ful as in iUeBpU
is of pikes Fum. p. XVIIl, 47.
plkstaf, Olcel. pikstafr, vis. P. P. 4002.
pi.cchen (pickin), ODutch picken (pungere), Olcd.
pikka (stikke, kakke)? pitch, hid. Gov. 179; picche a two
pe rotes vis P. P. 4003; picche (scd.. hei) to pe carte
P. P. p. 514; and picche]) first his hope Hardvi. poem
45, II; wber he w4re o pe feld picchinde stake Wr. fpec.
110; per he pihte hia Btffif La^. 29653; stakes of irn he
pihte in Temese gronde Rob. Glouc. 51, 5; and wip hir
bek hir selve so sch6 pight Ckauc. C. t. 10732; pi^t (part)
Mor. a. p. 1, 228; & spere pat is pight into pe erpe
Mand. 183; paveMns w6re pijte ant. Arth. XXXVII, 7;
ipijt Fvrn. p. II, 94,
p i c h e r, OFr. picher, pitcher, Peroev. 454 ; picbar
prompt, paro, 395; pecher h. s. 10749; see hikw.
..Google
136 picken
picken, ODvtch picken, bicken, MHQerm. bicken, picft
(peck), a. r. 84*; pecken (pres.) Wicl. gloss. 33; pe pie
hap pecked you Halliw. nuy. poet. 43.
pie, OFr. pie, pie, pica, owi and night. 126; via. P. P.
7269.
pigge, ODvtch bigge, pig, „porcellus", prompt, parv.
395; pigges (pi.) a. r. 204; Mand. 72.
pik, ODvtch picke, pick, ligo, Wr. voc. 234; pic ayenb.
108; pike k. s. 941.
pikforke (plkforke?) „merga', prompt, parv. 397; picforke
La^. 21597.
pike = pic? pike „lucius", Wr. voc 189; prompt,
parv. 396.
pikel (pikil), ODutck pekel, jJt'cAZe, prompt, parv. 39V;
Hartah. Tnet. (.126.
pike(n) pitch, picare, Havd. 707.
piken (pike) peek, look, Vhauc. Troil. 2909; Hcdliw.
nug. poet. 67.
pikieo (pikin), ODutch picken (manticulari), pike
(pick), prompt, parv. 397; to piken it aud to weden it
vis. P. P. 10827; pike Gow. conf. am. 2, 351 & 3, 162;
pikep (pres.) Wr. p. a. 150 ; ni at pe mete pi top pou
pike const, of mas. 746.
pll, ASax. ODutck pil, OHGerm. phil, [Lat pilum],
pile, pilum, audie, via. P. P. 10855; pei pou b4 rotin pil
and pid Mapes 335; pltes (pi) Hob. Qlouc. 51*; vis. P.
P. 10838.
pilch e, ASax. pylce, OFr. pelice, pilch, cotU of skins,
prompt, pari). 397; a. r. 862; cr. P. P. 484; Lidg. m. p.
154; pilches (pi) st. gen. 377; Mand. 247.
pile, Fr. pile, Lat. pila, pile, prompt, parv. 398; if i
dwells ia mi pile of stSn Tor. 375.
pilegrim pilgrim, a. r. 348; pilgrim met. horn. 54.
pilen (pillin), Fr. peler, Lat. pilars, ^i/i (peel), prompt.
parv. 399; piled (part) Chauc. C. t. 4305.
piler, OFr. pilgr, pillar, Fum. p. XV, 206; vis. P. P.
3692; s. a. Wr. 2022; pileer Mand. 91.
pi lien, cmp. Dan. pille (pick, pluck), Fr. piller, Lat.
(ex)pllS,re (plunder), Gael, piol (pluck), Ir. piollaim (pick),
pill, pluck, plunder: rushes to pilie P. P. p. 526; pile
Gow. conf. am. 1, 17; peolien (pilien) a. r. 86; pus me
pilep pe pore and pikep ful cl^ne Wr. p. s. 150; pilep
..L.oo^lc
pilken 1S7
holi kirke vis. P. P. 13846; ipUed (part) Hardw. poem
61, 3.
pilken pUk, pluck: pilken & peolien a. r. 86.
pinchen, Fr. pincer, ptnck; pinched (pret.) vis. P. P.
8770; ipinclied (part.) Chauc. C. t. 151.
pine, ASax. pin, OSax. Olcel. OHQerm. pina, pine,
pain, Las- 2515; Katk. 1031; a. r. 24; Orm. 2987; okI
and night. 156t; si. gen. 955; Skorek. 83; -Bei. 8; ^Zis.
1944; rw. P. P. (i393; CAowc. G (. 1326; 7w. 489; fior.
2087; Hoed. I, 448; Afiw. 29; laumb. 73; mrf. Aom. 55.
pinful a. r. 356.
pine? Lat. pinus.
pin(n)ote „pinum", prompt, parv. 400.
pinnotetre s. a. Web. 544.
pinen, ^Saa. pinan, Olcel. pina, OHGerm. pinon,
pine, torment, a. r. 216; Orm. 1614; CAawc. r. r. 3511;
pinefl (pres.) Kath. 1824; Wr. spec. 81; pinden {„pine-
den") (pret.) c. of I. 814; pined (part) met. horn. 144;
ipined a. r. 114.
pinue,^iSaa;. pinn(?), ODutck pinne, Olcel. ^\Qm,[LcA.
pinna], pin, aeus, claims, Wr. voc. 261; prompt, poru. 399;
Mis. 6146; Chauc. C. t. 196; s. s. Wr. 1410; <Aron. Vilod.
117; 3e lutte Jie pinne iW, Co». 138; pinnes (pi.) Fum.
p. XXXV, 59.
p i n n n c piMwoc&, owl and night. 1128.
pinte, Fr. pinte, ^iVit, prompt, paro. 401.
pintil, ASax. pintel TTr. woe. 65, cmp. LGerm. Dutch
pint (poitsj, pintle, Wr. voc. 184.
pipe, ASax.(?) ODutch pipe, 0/cci. pipa, OHQerm.
fifa, jjtjpe, ,.Jistula", prompt, parv. 401 ; OzoZ anrf m^A(. 22;
Octav. 197 ; plpen (pi) Lot,. 5110; pipes CAaitc. C. t. 2754.
pipin yij»e, „fisUdari^, prompt, pare. 401 ; pipen Chauc.
C. t. 1840.
pipin pipe, npipire", prompt, parv. 401; plpest (pres.)
owl and night. 503.
pipare piper, prompt, parv. 401.
pippe, ODutch pippe, pip, „pituita", prompt, parv. 401;
aacram. 525.
pirenjieer; pirep (prea) Oow. conf. am. 3, 29; pirip
dcp. of B. 16, 14.
piria, ASax. pirige, pear-tree, Chauc. C. t. 10091;
piries (pi) vis. P. P. 2503.
=dbvGooglf
438 pirae
pime pirn, apod, prompt, parr. 402,
pisse ^urtTta, fninctura*', prompt, parv. 402.
pissemire formica, Mand. 301.
pissin, piachin, fr. pisser, Itcd. pisciare, piaa, „Tningere'*,
prompL parv. 402; pissen Mand. 249; pisse Fum. p.
XIV, 66.
pite, OFr. pite, pity, Kob. CHouc. 143, 4; met. horn. 7.
pithe, ASax. pida, cmp. Dutch pit and LGerm. pedik
(medulla), pUk, ^meduUa", prompt, parv. 402 ; pith Perceo.
1640; pif Wr. voc 221.
place, Fr. place, place, a. r. 358; Bek. 117,
plaje, MHQerm. pflage? play, st. gen. 537; playe
Isumh. 188; mei. Aom. 85; plawe Rob. Glottc 291, 1; Wr.
p. 8. 153; Trist. 3, 73; pat trewe wes in uch plawe
flbm 1094; platen (pi.) i/03. 29219; platen Ka^. 106;
plawes Wr. spec. 45; mrf. Aont. 115; see pleje.
plajen (playen), Olcel. plaga (pleie)f play, C.hauc. C
t, 760; met. horn. 80; plawin plow, „bvllire", prompt, parv.
403; plawe Flor. 258; aaaram. 664; playand boiling, I. c.
e. 37; see plesen.
pl^je (npl&ge"), Olcel. OHGerm. Lot. pl^a, plague,
Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 159; lud. Gov. 125.
plaitin plait, „plioare'', prompt, parv. 402; plaite ina.
P. P. 2896.
plank(e), Lat. planca, plank, prompt, parp. 403; k. a.
5261.
P 1 a n t e, ASax. plant, iot. planta, plant, prompt, parv.
403.
plan ten, A8ax. plantian, Lat. plantare, plant, Mand.
50; plontep ayenb. 13.*).
p 1 a 8 c b e, ODutck plasch, plmli, „lacuna", prompt,
parv. 403; Halliw. diet. 630; see flasche.
plaster {„pla8tre"), ASax. plaster, Lat. (em)pla3truni,
plaster, Wr. spec. 89; piastres (pi.) ayenb. 148.
plat, Fr. plat, Gr. itXaTOi;, flat, prompt, parv. 403;
Mpr. a. p. 2, 1379; plate feet Alis. 2001; see flat,
(plat) plot, Go(A, plats {im^\i)\ia), Dan. plet (JnncwioJ,
OHGerm. plez, blez (pittacium), cmp. Hiias. luarat (man-
(efe), Jj^at (plot), prompt, parv. 405; ww. P. P. 8585;
Ckauc. fl. a. I. 499 ; iud. Gov. 47 ; see blot.
plate, OFr. plate, ^j^dfe, „in»ii)ta", prompt, parv. 403;
plates Ciawc. C. (. 2123.
=dbvGoogIe
platten 4S9
4)lattea, Germ, platzen? bvrstf pat oa h4m plat(te)
AHIi. and Merl. Q'lil; plattinde Eavel. 2382.
plecke, ODutch plecke, placke, i^leek (plack), spot,
prompt, parv. 40Ei; plek Halliw. diet. 631; Mor. a. p. 2,
1379.
plSde(ii), Fr. plaider, Span, pleitear, plead, c. of I.
1024; vis. P. P. 4549; plSte Ckauc. Trotl. 2560; dep. of
B. 26, 18; plaidi owl and night. 1637; Fui-n.p.XIX, 77.
p I e 3 e (pleye), ASax. plega (ludus), OFris. plega,
MMGerm. pflege (msws, cvra)f play, „ludus", prompt, parv.
404; Ckauc. C. t. 3771; pleiso, pleowe Lot,. 2282 & 8187;
pleie, pleowe (plose) a. r, 184 <fe 344; ploghe? /«hm6.
397| pieces (pi) ayenb. 207; plejes Fum. p. XVI, 68;
see plase.
pleii'ere FwrTi. p. XVII, 64; Ociow. 1232.
ple3eii (plejin), ASaa::. plegan, plegian (ludere), OFria.
plegia, ODutch plegen, MHGerm. pSegen (fungi, uti)f
play, „ludere", p^-ompt. parv. 404; pleien La^. 8398; a.
r. 78 (& 94; h. j». 41; owl and night. 486; pleyen Fum.
p. XIZI, 150; Mand. 50; pleye Chauc. C. t. 774; pleye
wip k pI6w(e) vis. P. P. 1987; pleyen (pres.) harrow.
pleiede (pret.) a. r. 318; pleo^ede La^. 29219; ] '
8145; pleiende (part.J Katk. 1691; see plasen.
p le 1 1 e (n), ASax. plaettan, ODutch pletten, strike,
Havel. 2444.
pliht, ASax. pHht, OFris. pUcht, MHGerm. phUht,
plight, peril, Orm. 4738; pr6 dEB^es hit rinde tlod . , .
pat wffis swupe mochel pliht ia^. 3897; pUt (plight)
^«(afM^", prompt, parv. 405; serat heo pleoweden and
seoMe pliht makeden La^. 8146; he bad him maken
siker pH^t (engagement) st. gen. 1269; a plijt (pliht) c.
of I. 304; Shoreh. 120; i telle it ou a pliht Wr. p. s.
218; i sigge a plight Arth. and Merl. 3909; tidende . . .
of swide muchele plihte io^, 13309; beoQ icnowen of his
pliht (guilt) 18567; Crist dSyed for mannes pliht met.
/*(Mw.99; horn in plight pj-. consc. notes 266; Moises fastede
slden t8 plijt XL daises and XL ni^t st. ^ew. 3611; pli^t
condition, Mor. a. p. I, 1074; god of pli^t a. s. Wr. 1448;
p]Xie Flor. 2110; plit Chauc. C. t. 10209; wip mikel plith
Havel. 1370.
plihten, ASax. plihtan, MHGerm. phlihten, plight,
engage, Lai,. 13071; pli^te (pres.) Shoreh. 145; i plighte
..L.oo^^lc
440 plifaten
Jje mi trou|ie via. P. P. 3863; plijt (part.) at. gen. 1276;
Wr. spec 30; iplight vis. P. P. 2875; ipluht? a. r. 208.
plihteo (plighte) twist, lud. Cov. 153; pHte Ckauc
Trail. 2296; plighte (pret.) C. t. 4435; pligbten Alie.bS^l.
ploh, 0/cfi. plogr, ODutch ploeg, OHOerm. phluog,
plough, a. r. 384*; 0mm. 15902; plouh rel. ant. 1, 173;
plough Chauc. C. t. 889; plough, plowgh vis. P. P. 4123
& 4730; plow (plou?) prompt, ^ru. 405; Havel. 1017;
ifaMC?. 250; a. a. c. IV, 2.
plukkin, ASax. plucdan, ODutch plucken, MHGerm.
pAncken, pluck, prompt, parv. 405; plucke lud. Cov. 146;
plukked (part.) vis. P. P. 7928.
(plflme) ploume, ASax. pMme, Lot. prtbrnm, ^um,
prompt, parv. 405.
plumtree iJii. P. P. 2503.
plurapen, ODutch plompen, plump^ plunge; plump
(imper.) I. c. o. 51; plumten (pret) Alis. 5776.
p6, ASax. p&Ta, Lat. p&vo, pea(-cock), Wr. p. a. 159;
Mand. 48; CAomc. C. (. 104; Town. myst. 98.
pocok HaUivf. diet. 63E; pecok vis. P. P. 7909.
podel, Ital. padule (^ Lot. palude)? puddle, prompt.
parv. 406; flo6. Dr. 54, 5; HaUiw. nug. poet. 53.
poghe, .AStKC. poha, bag, sackf Hailiv}. diet. 634;
powghe? er. P. P. 1232.
point, Ft. point, poi'nf, a. r. 178; pointe (Sa(^ Seft.
819.
poke, ASax. Gael, poca, ODvtch, poke, 0/ce?. poki,
JV. poche, "poke, „sacculus'*, prompt, parv. 407; Havel. 555;
»M. P. P. 8459.
poken, Dutch poken, poke; poke (pres.) rel. ant. 2,
211; pokep wis. P. P. 3730; pokid ('^e(.^ CAawc. C. i.
4167; BicA. 3459.
pokke, ODutch pocke, pock,.„porrigo", prompt, parv.
407; pockes (pi.) Wr. voc. 161; pokkea vis. P. P. 14120;
Ftor. 2024.
pol, ODutch po!, bol, j)oH, „captU", prompt, pare. 407;
i/arff. 177; jjm. P. P. 6686; Bo6. £r. 279, 25; polle
(dat) Mor. a. p. 2, 1265; ant. ArtL IX, 11.
?polax „bipennis", prompt, parv. 407; poUax Chauc C. L
2546; Etch. 6870; pollex Wr. voc. 263; see holax.
?polbere prompt, parv. 407.
?polkat pole-oat, Chauc. C. L 14270.
Uinlizcd^vGoOgle
pol 441
p61 (pool), ASax. pul, ODutch poel, MHQerm. pfuol,
Lat. palus? pool, ^atagnum", prompt, pirv. 407; pol rel.
ant. 2, 81; Percev. 683; pole (dat.) La^- 21748; Flor.
1738; poles (pi.) Havel. 2101; compos, waterpol.
pol ^ pflJ? j)oie, „coniws, pertica", prompt, para. 407;
pole ('(/(It) oj/«ii. 203; poole ww. /*. P. 12177.
polk pulk, pool, prompt, para. 408; Haoel. 2685; Trifit.
3, 52: Rob. Br. 277, 15.
pollen poll, crop; poUiden (pret.) Wicl. gloss. 34;
poilid (part) prompt, parv. 407.
ponde pond, prompt, parv. 408; Fiirn. p. r. I. p. 26,
popi, ASax. popig(?), poppy, prompt, parv. 409; Gow.
conf. am. 2, 103.
popul popple, „lolium", Wr. voc. 201; popil rel. ant,
1, 53.
poren pO}-e, look; pore (pres. suhj.) Chauc. 0. t 5877.
poren pour, nfundere", prompt, pare. 109; pouren
(prea.) Chauc. C. I. 12598.
pork, Fr. pore, pork. Rick. 3049.
pose poae, ^catarrlnta" , prompt, parv. 410; Furn. p. IX,
92; Chauc. C. t. 4150; poose sacram. 616.
post, ASax. post, Lat. postis, post, Wr. treat. 135;
postes (pi.) Xa3. 28032; wis. P. P. 10908.
pot, LGerm. Fr. Welsh pot, pot, a. r. 363; aymh. 58;
Iw. 759; WicZ. </oAn 2.
pouer, fr, pouvoir, power, Mor. a. p. 2, 1654; (powfir)
Shoi-ek. 21; j)r. cowsc. 5884; poer Wr. trtat. 133.
poulce, Oloel. pflki, ir. pdca, Welsh pvica., pouk (puck),
devil, via. P. P. 9300; Rich. 566.
povre, OFr. pauvre, poor, Kath. 50; a. r. 260; rel.
songs V, 19; pover pa. 24, 16; pore Bek. 1120; reZ. ant.
I, 115; povre (pi.) Havel. 13S; povere c. of I. 890; ois.
P. P. 2985; pare jir. consc. 3609.
prangleii, cmp. ODutch prangen, constrain? prangled
(part.) Havel. 639.
prankeii prank? „prankid pUcatus", prompt, parv.
411; prankid gounes Mar. mir. pi. 184; see branken.
prat, ASax. prtetc (omatua)? ODvtch pr&t (faslosus,
arrogans), pert, Orm. 6652; prset, pret La-r^. 81 & 5302;-
see pert.
praten (prate), Dutch praten, Dan prate, prate, lAdg.
m. V. 155; lud. Con. 353.
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442 prati
prati, ASax. prfetig (a3tutu3)f pretty (pratly), ,.for-
mosus**, prompt, parv. 411; Ivd.'Cov. 104; s. a. c. XVII, 31.
pmtilTch prettily, rel. ant. 1, 63; pratili Ivd. Cod. 82.
prechen (prfiche), OFr. prEcher, preach, Wart. hist.
1, 17; pr. come. 3815; prechede (pret) c. of I. 1416.
prBchfir preacher, a. r. 160; priJchour Shoreh. 48.
preis? OFr. preis. Span, prez, Lat, pretium? prat^e;
preise (dat.) Chaur. Troil. 2li77.
p r e i s e n (preisin), OFr. precier ? praise, nlaudare",
■ prompt, parv. 412; a. r. 64; preise Havel. 60; Cbauc.
Troil. 2675; proiaep (pres.) vis. P. P. 1626; preisen
Mand. 217; preiaede (pret.) Bek. 1360.
preyin, OFr. preyer, p»-ny, prompt, parv. 412; i preye
Wr. spec. 58; (i) preide vis. P. P. 619; (_pei) preyeden
Wid. Jokji 4.
preon, ASax. preon, LQerm. prfiii, preen, point, pin,
a- r. 84 ; prSne (dat.) onL Arth. XXIX, 8 ; preoiiBs (pi)
Katk. 1946; prenes st. gen. 1472.
preonen (prSne) pin, prick, pierce, Wicl, gloss. 34;
satram, 467; preoneil (pres.) rel. songs V, 68.
preoat, ASax. preost, OFr. prestre, Lai. presbyter,
priest, a. r. 16; Bek. 3C4j prSst st. gev. 3923; preeet via.
P. P. 2447.
pretten, ODvich prattea (superhire), from prat, he
pert: yef pe pokoc him prette vor his vaire taile ayeni.
268.
prlen (piiB)*pry, Chauc C. t. 34o8; pried (pret.) vis.
P. P. 11145.
prikil, ODutch prikel, prickle, prompt, parv. 413; h.
s. 8486.
prikien (prilcie) priclc, Fum. p. XXI, 131; vis. P.P.
12083; priked (pres) st. gen. 3964; Ckauc. C. t. 1045;
stedes prike Arth. and Merl. 1S34; prikied a. r. 244;
priked s. s. Wr. 2551; k. of T, 1080; pr. consc. 5338;
prikiinde (part) ayenb. 66; prekan.ie Percev. COS.
prikke, ASax. prica(?), ODutck prick, prick, prompt
parv. 413; pricke a. r. 228; Qow. conf. am. 1, 283; prildce
ayenh. 71 ; Chauc. h. o/ f. 907.
prince, Fr. prince, prince, Mark. 2; Shoreh. 15; £ei-
1342.
prla, OFr. pris, Zo(. pretium, price, prize, a. r. 66;
St. gen. S2(J; /i'o«ei. 283; Bek. 160; c o/' ?. 792; Wr.
.L,oo.^lc
prtseD US
spec. 103; Chauc. C t. 817; Mor. a. p. 1, 273; avow.
Artk. XXXIV, 5; see preis.
prisnet vis. P. K 13487.
prisen, OFr. prisier, prise, prompt, pare. 414.
prison, Fr. prison, prison, via. P.P. 6841; prison
(prisouii) c. of I. 386; prisoun -Bat. 366; piiBfln a. r. 126;
si. gen. 2040.
prokien (prokie), FFeisA prociaw (thrust) f proke, incite,
h. m. il; proked (pres.) a. r. 204; prokede (pret.) Wr.
p. 3. 343.
prollili prowl, „scrutari", prompt. parV. 41B; proUe
(pres. aubj.) Chauc. C. t. 13340.
'prong prong, lud. Cov. 287.
prove, Fr. preuve, proof, Shoreh. 62.
prfivin, prdvin, Fr. prouver, prove, prompt, petrv. 415;
proven Arth. and Merl. 3011; proven, pr6vi Bek. 791 tfe
1006; provie Shoreh. 137; preoven a. r. 390; proven via.
P. P. 5141; pr4ve Mand. 50.
priid, ASax. prflt, Olcel. prfldr, proud, ret songs V,
70; «t. gen. 1414; a«(. .4rtA. XXVI, 10; prftd, prilt «. r.
176 <6 276; prut (prout) Laj. 8828; prdte f«m. p. /,
12; proud Wr. spec. 104; vis. P. P. 1716; prout Wr.
treat. 138; Degrev. 1559; prUde (dot) Kaih. 578; pTddeat
(Wper;^ a. r. 296.
prMlrche proudly, Kath. 677; tmt. ..irtA. XXVIII, 2;
proudhche ayenh. 196.
priide, .4Saa;. p^ta, 0/crf. prjdi, pride, a. r. 140(
j-ci. songs II, 34; IPart. Ats(. 1, 43; prilide Mapea 342;
prllte nob. Gtouc. 163, 13; Wr. treat. 139; pride »«. P.
P. 5754; Jl/cnd. 3; «. a. PPr. 686; Octoo. 660j jB^e
Shoreh. 110.
prllden, j4S(kc. prfitian(?), pride, rd. ant. 1, 188; a,
r. 232*; pridin „SMperiiVe", prompt, pars. 413; proudep
(>-es; i^wrn. p. XZFi/7; 18.
pue(n) (peuen?) pee, look, Wr. treat. 139; p^ed (pret)
Eartfk. m. t. 260.
puf, Dan. Sv>cd. puf (puff). Germ, puf, buf, Dutch pof,
bof, puff, a. r. 122.
puffen, Dan. puffe. Germ, puffen, buffen, puff, a. r.
272; pufte (pret.) 266; puffed ("part.; »w. P. P. 2604;
see buffen.
pule, ASax. pyle, ODvtck pulwe, OBGerm. phuluwi,
ii^ pultea
pillow (peel), Wr. voc. 92; pilwe prompt, parv. 399; pil-
weB (pi-) Grow. conf. am. 1, 142; Lidg. m. p. 118.
pilwebere pillow-beer, Ckauc. G. t. G'Jii.
?pellek wild thyme? Wr. voc. 266.
pulten (pulte), Lat. pultare? thrust, push, put. Bob.
Glouc. 71, II; pilte Wr. p. s. 196; pelte Jrth. and Merl.
2926; pulte (prea.) owl and night. 871; pulte (pret.) La^.
7628*; hii pulte hgm vorp bivore pe 6pere Bob. Qlmic.
479, 7; pilte Mom 1433; pult (part.) c. of I. 207; pilt
at. gen. 2214; s. ». Wr. 670; Rick. 4085; ipult Lai-
10839*; see bulten.
punchin ottTici, „tundere, trudere", prompt, parv. 416;
punche lud. Uov. 355; puncliideQ (pret) Wicl. glosa.; see
lumchen,
pund, ASax. Olcel. Goth, pund, OHGerm. phunt, Lat.
pondus, pound; pond ayenb. 1 ; pimde (dat) Fum. p.
VIII, 34; punde (pi.) owl and night. 1099; pound Bek.
775; cr. P. P. 815; punden (dat. pi) La^. 5118.
poundmele hy ike pound, vis. P. P. 1327.
pund, ASax. pund(?), pound.
puii(d)-, pondfold pound (pwn)-fold, vis. P. P. 3757 &
11345.
punde, ASaoi. pynd(?), pondf miu net liht (lies) her
wel hende wipin k wel feir pende Horn 1138.
pin(d)fold pinfold, prompt, parv. 400; Wr. voc. 239.
punden (pinde), ASax. pyndan, shut up, ^includere",
prompt, parv. 400*; Halliw. diet 625; in prison , . .
pende pi. t. 598; je punded a. r. 72; compos, ipunden.
p 1 n d e r jJiWer, „inclusor", Wr. voc. 214.
punge, ASax. pung, Olcel. pungr, Ootk. puggs, purse,
Alts. 1728.
p u n ge n, ASax. pyngan, pungere; puinde (pungde)
Laz- 23933.
puni8lie(n), Fr. punis3-ons, ^w»wA, vis. P. P. 6356.
purs, burs, Lat. bursa, purse, prompt, parv. 417; purs
C'hauc. C. t. 653; pors Hardw. p. 64, 6; purse (dat) rel.
songs VII, 39; purses a. r. 168.
put, ASax. pytt, Olcel. pyttr, Lat. puteus, pit, -a. r.
58; Wr. treat. 132; AIm. 717; pit Mand. 94; putte (dat)
rel. songa V, 111; pette rel. ant. 1, 160.
putfalle pitjall, Wr. p. s. 193; pitfale Wr. voc. 2li4.
puten, Gael, pot (push, thrust), Welsh pwtiaw (butt,
i:,.,C00^lc
puttok 445
thrust), Bret, pouta, boiita (pousser), put, pellere, ponere, a.
r. 116; puten, putten vis. P. P. 6841 & 13085; pute rel.
songs V, 135; puten, putten Havel. 1033 ds 1051; putten
Mand. 227: puttin out s. s. Wr. 2068; putte Brand, fl;
pou pottist Mapts 33fi; pote3 rel. ant. 1, 224; puttel)
Hardw. poem 16, 3; heo putep , . . vord a. r. 328; thai
pottiii Aud. 35; putte (pret) La-T^. 18092; Mand. 230;
Chauc. C. t. 990; put (part.) lud. Cov. 29; iput Marh. 22.
puttok puttock, „milvus'^, prompt, parv. 418; potok
Wr. voc. 252.
puderen puthe>- (pudder); puderes (pres.J a. r. 214*.
quaier, OFr. quaier, quire, prompt.- parv. 418; quair
Chauc. c. b. k. 674; qiiaer a. r. 282.
quaile, OPr. quaille, ODutch quakele, quail, prompt,
parv. 418; Mor. a. p. 1, 1084.
quappe(n) quop (whap), Wicl. gloss. 35: Chauc, Trail.
2906.
quasi quaisy (queasy): it is & quasi meet and perilous
for mannis bodi Hartsh. m. t. 333.
quaschin, OFr. quasser? quaik, ^quassare", prompt,
parv. 419; quassed (pret.) Bob. Br. 209, 9.
quer, OFr. cuer, choir, „choru3", prompt, parv. 420;
Mand. 70; LAdg. m. JP..258; queor Fum. p. XVII, 436.
queisen ? Swed. quasa? squeeze, rel. ant. 1, 302.
quer kin, OFris. querka, querk, „sufiocare", prompt,
parv. 420.
querne, ASax. cpeorn, Olcel. kvern, ODutch querne,
Goth, qairnus, OHGerm. chuirna, quern, „mola", prompt,
parv. 420; (dat.) Fwti. p. XIX, 233; ayenh. 181; Chauc.
h. of;f. 179&.
qwernsti5n Wr. voc. 233.
qwert, whert „incolumis, sospea", prompt, parv. 420;
quert s. s. Weh. 771; lud. Cov. 202; hoi and quert Lidg.
m. p. 38.
qwie, Olcel. kviga, quy (why), ,.Juvenca", Wr.voc.2l8.
qwie-calf W?-. voc. 219.
quilt e quilt, ,,culcitra", prompt, parv. 421.
quit, OFr. quite, quit, free, e. of I. 1142; cwite a.
r. 46.^
quiter purulent matter, rel. ant. 1, 192; quitore (dat.)
Fum. p. XVII, 159.
quiver quiver, „pharetra*', prompt, parv. 421.
..Google
446 r&
Tti,ASax. rfl,(h), Olod. ri, OHGerm. rtih, roe, pr.comc.
8938; roa (rk) Mark. 3; ro (roo) pCapreolus", prompt
paro. 435; rd. ant. I, 121; Eglam. 261.
r4buk Wr. voc. 219.
rabet rabbit, promjit. parv. 42h
rablen, ODvtck rabelen, rabble, apeak rapidly; rable
(imperoL) llalliic. diet. 661.
racche (ratche), ASax. rBecc(?), Oleel. rakki, hunting-
dog, prompt, pare. 422; racche8 ^pi.) Onn. 13505; Gow.
con/, am, 2, 274; raches aoow. Akk. VI, 7.
rad, Olcd. hraddr, afraid, Orm. 2170; Iio. 481; ^or.
a. p. 2, 1543; mei. hom. 73; Jfar. mm-. /)i. 114.
rad, A^ax. (ge)rftd, rsede, OFria. rede, Go(A. garaids,
OHGerm. reiter, ready, owl and night. 1041 ; st. gen. 2481 ;
8. s. Wr. 1290; compos. irM.
ridliche, jlStKT. raidlice, promptly, La^. 25603; Wr. p. a.
252; readhche Mark. 10; owl and night. 1279; rMllche
Hick. tkea. 1, 1G7; redeliche? cr. P. P. 1613; rAdli avow.
Arth. XIX, 6.
rftde (roode), ASax. rftd (iWo, t(er), Olcel. reid ^eywt-
(fiti'o), ODuich reede (slatio naviumj, MHGerm. reite (fjwt-
tatioj, from rlden, road, prompt, paro. 435; rode fncc^
Mapea a 3 9.
rood(e)-hors, MHGerm. reitroa, Wicl. glosa.
raechen, A Sax. rEecan, OFris. D§ka (retsa, resza),
OHGerm. reiclien, reach, po}-rigere, pervenire, attingere,
Xa3.214]2; rcchen via. P.P. 7209; r^che pr. consc.SSH;
met. hom. 61; J>e 8chadewe of him rechep to Lempne
Mand.n-, ttcheS ford mid bode honden w.r.338; r&ht(e)
(pret.) Wr. spec. 42; met. hom. 162; rA3t(e) Mor. a. p.
2, 1691; raght(6) Octav. 977; rftughte Gkauc. C. t. 2917;
me him to rShte (reahte) Anne sceld ^03. 23775; FAugbt
(part.) Lidg. st. of Th. 158; compos, a-, at-, i-, ofra;chen,
raed, ASax. rad, OFris. red, OSax. r&d, Olcel. r&d,
OHGerm. rit, couruel; rad, read (red) La^. 610 (fe 866;
ned, r&p, Orm. 1415 tfe 18719; read, iL3 Kath. o79 & 2000i
red, read a. r. 6 (fe 66; rSd owl and night. 682; B06.
Olmc. 26, 6; BeA. 100; c. 0/ i. 1001; at 3^ 309; Shorek.
1^7; transact. 18, 28; CAaitc. f. (. 667; a. a. Wr. 1260;
pr. consc. 2014; an(, .irtA. F//i, 2; reed jwompf. ^rw.
426; Wr. spec. 104; «w. P. P. 8776; //occZ. i, 108; h^
token An oper red Havel. 1194; to pe federlgs was be
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raed 447
r&p (r. w. Up^ 75j r&de CiJat^ .^rlA. and Med. 2634;
compos. M(w)-, wandrgd,
rsedsive counseHo-, £03. U615,
r^dlea owl and night. 691; Mar. mir. pi. 150.
raed? compos, ftn-, Bamrsd, orrSp.
redels, AStfx. rtedels, MHGerm. rsitaal? see Gr. gr,
2, 335, riddU, Wr. voc. 160; vU. P. P. 8394; ridel
prompt, parv. 433,
raeden, ASax. rscdan, OFria. r&la, GotA. (ga)redaii,
OS03;. r&dan, Oleel. rftda, OHQerm. r&tan, r^d (rcrf),
counsel, interpret, guess, govern, Lar^. 10323 & 17976;
reden Chauc. Troil. 668; rMe owl. and night. 1695; Bek.
831; Gow. com/, am. 1, 151; iw. 2153; Fum. p. Ill, 60;
P(^cei}. 1248; an(. .^rtA. XLllI, 4; rSde rMels aia. P. P.
8394; pat dremes coupe rede Mor. a. p. 2, 1578; r&pea
Orm. 2948; rApe Havel. 1335; rsede (pres^ Om*. 18336;
reade a. r. 24; rMe a. s. Wr. 1689; IIoccl. I, 382; ic
rMe dat ^e flen st. ^en. 3118; r4dep c. of I. 943; who
se riht r6dep roune to John Wr. spec. 26; [riedde, r6dde
(pret.) LnT,. 414 (fe 9608; rftdde Orm. 6496; Bek. 467;
Goto. conf. am. 2, S3.;] rscden La^. 11414; rM(e) (mbj.)
met. horn. 39; rMin (part.) HaUiw. diet. 673; compos, a-,
bi-, for-, irseden.
raeden, ASax. (ge)rEedan, ODutch r^en, Go(A. raidjan^
MHGerm. reiten, /rom rild, »-ed, prepare: and large roum
about hfim rMde ^IrtA. owd Afwi. 7906; compos. a-(?),
irseden.
raden? compos, cun-, fela3-, f6r-, freond-, hate-, luf-,
man-, sibrSden.
raedien? ready, prepare; rfidie (redie?) Mand. 185;
rediea (pres.) Iw. 1956; compos, a^, birfidien?
r a e d i 3, /rom rfl.de (at Gierm. fertig yrowi &rt) ? r^atf^
0)wi. 2527; rradi (readi) i«3. 8651; r^i ret. sor^s II,
45; si. gen. 1066; vis. P. P. 2465; Mand. 236; & rfidi
wei Tor. 869; reedi TTtci, JoAn 7; compos, iredi.
redili readily, Trial. 2, 37; CAomc. G t 14082.
rSdinesse readiness, prompt parv. 426.
raemen, ODutch raemen (extender e, intendere, consi-
derare), OHGerm. r&meD (intendere, dirigere) ? ream, reach,
seise? La^. 4i38; r^mip Alia. 3347; holde 6ver ich his
owene mester & nout ne reame odree a. r. 72; heo . . .
rsemden to gadere La.;^. 613; see raimen.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
448 _ raeren
raeren, ASax. neran, rear, erigere; neren (reare)
Lai,. 17458; ftei ISte r^ren k halle a. a. Wr. 138; rero
Ckauc. dr. 468; rSre (I'mper.) pa. 50, 11; rerde (pret.)
Fum. p. VIII, 86; Rob. Glouo. 28, 5; compos, areren.'
raes, ASax. raes (impetus, airsus), Olcd. r4s (cursus),
ras (lapms, praedpttantia)? race, course; reas £^1.3. 2283;
res owl and night, 512; he was wrop and mated 4 res
(onsetf) 3. s. Web. 2391 ; if pou me woldist hire & rfe
(wkUef) Wr. p. a. 200; rees Gow. conf. am. 1, 335; erl
of T. 1080; Gain. 643; avow. Arik. XXII, IG; rds, reas
m. AHk. F. 1957 & 2961 ; raa ^r. consc. 8938; raese, rese
('(^a(J LaT,. 21367 (fe 31236; on k r<?se (rase) Pwceu. 1145
(fe 1366; Mor. a. p. 2, 1782; to pe bischope in & ra,s he
ran met. horn. 141; of raas pa^ i were rasch Mor. a. p.
I, 1166; rsesen (dot. pi.) La'^. 5200; compos, inras.
raesen, ASax. rEesan [Vmw^, OJcei. rtesa (in cursum
milterej, rasa (rufre)? Swed. r&sa fruere, grassari, furere)f
ODutck raesen, rasen (furerejf race (raise), rush, La-7_.
1004; rfise rage, Ijpom. 1831; r^se (rase?) rushf Gow.
conf. am. 2, 264; Saladin began to r^se for ire Hich.
3633; ant te drake r^sde to hire Mark. 10, 17; & resdcu
to pan castle La^. 1679.
raft, Dan. Swed. raft, Olcel. raptr, lath, avow. Arlh.
XXV, 3.
rafter (raftnr), ASax. rasfter, ODutsh rafter, rafter,
Cham. C, t. 9:12; refter „tra6s", Wr. voc. 260; ayenb.
175; rseftres (refteres) L«3. 7829.
ragge, Olcel. rogg (yiUus), rag, f,cincinnus, panni-
adua", prompt, parv. 421; Shoreh. 110; ragges (pi.) Wr.
p. s. 150; Gow. conf. am. 1, 100.
raggid ragged, prompt, parv. 421 ; 4 ragged colt Alia.
684; in raggede cl6pes vis. P. P. 6639.
raiken (raike), Olcel. reika, raik, run, ramble, pr.
consc. 4891; m. Arth. F. 3373; met. hom. 58; reike Maprs
342; raikes (pres.) Mor. a. p. 3, 89; raikinde (part.) a. r.
140*.
rail, Swed. regel, OHGerm. rigil? rail, „pwrilltia",
prompt, parv. 422; Gow. conf. am. 3, 75.
railen rail; raile (pres) prompt, parv. 422; railed
upon 4 r6we Min. 16; lettres railed k right m. Anh. F.
3531.
raimen ^ raemen? cmp. too Swed. rama (capere, arri-
.L.OOc^lC
raisen 449
j>ere), rame, reach, take: falser men might no man raime
erl of T. 431; raimi ayenh. 44; reime Bob. Br. 185, 4;
al pat pe riche mai reime P. P. p. 543; raimep (pres.)
Wr. p. s. 150; reimed (pret.) Rob. Br. 29, 17; compos.
areimen ?
raisen, Olcd. reisa, GotJi. raisjan, [ASax. rSsiani']
raise; reise Wid. John 11; ressen Orm. 15599; reisede
(pret.) rel. ant. 1, 224; compos, a-, upraisen.
rak, ASax. racu? Olcd. rok? rack, doudf Haiiiw.
diet. 662; Mor. a. p. 3, 176.
rake, ASax. race, ODutch rake, rake, ^rostrum",
prompt, parr. 422; Wr. voc. 201,
rakestel Chauc. C. t. 6531.
rake? compos, arendrake.
rake, ASax. hraca(?), OH Germ, racho, ^ow, Marh.ll,
li ; rd. songs V, 214.
rak6(n)?
raketese, ASax. racenteag, chain, (ace.) Lai,. 16752;
rakenteis (pi.) Halliw. diet. 666 ; raket€ben (dat pi)
Kath. 919*; raketeie Fum. p. VUl, 141.
rakel raclde, rash, Chatic. C. t. Tyr. 17227; Mor. a.
p. 3, 526; rakil ffoccl. I, 83; lud. Cov. 24.
rakin, ASax. racian (regere), ODutch raken (radere,
tangere), Olcel. raka (radere), rfl,ka (tangere), Swed. raka
(radere, currerej, rfika (tangere), Ooth, ufrakjan (Iktsivbiv),
ralte, „rastrare'', prompt parv. 422; raken tangere, st.
gen. 3324; carrere, cr. P.P. 144; rake (rike?) Anh. and
Merl. 8048; pe right sholder o wai he rfla (=: rakes, r. w.
t4s = takes) Iw. 3267; Horn t6 halle rakede Horn 1084;
mid aweorden heom to rakeden LaT,. 18058.
rakke, ODvich racke, ra£k, crates, prompt, parv. 422;
Halliw. diet. 665.
ram, ASax. OHOerm. ram, ram, nvervex", prompt,
parv. 422; Orm. 1136; Iw. S019; Lidtj. st of Tk. 1.
r3.mien (romen, rome) roam, vis. P. P. 6836; Chauc.
Troil. 1608; romep (prea) Alis. 7207; p4 Romleoden
r&meden 5eond Men iaj. 7854; rdminde (part) a. «.
Web. 1429.
ram mi n ram, prompt, parv. 422; rammed (pret.)
Arth. and Merl. 533.
rammisch rammish, Chauc. C. t 12815.
ramsis roj^, wUd garlicf promp:. parv. 422.
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ran, Ir. Gael, rann, poem, song, a. s. Web. 2723; ron
Wr. spec. 33; ronnes (pi.) Katk. 108.
ran, Olcet rann (domua).
ransakin, Olcel. rannsaka, ransack, „scrutari, investigare",
prompt, parv. 423; ransaken st. gen. 2323; ransake CAawe.
C. (. 1007; ransake (pres^ rel. ant. 1, 8; ransakand (pari^
ps. 7, 10.
rand, AS ax. OHGerm. rand, Olcel, rond, rand, border;
randez (pi.) Mor. a. p. I, 105.
(r a n d i e n ?) rondin, OFna. randa, rend, Marh. 6 ;
ronden Kath. 1998; see renden.
rank, A8ax. ranc, Olcel. rakkr? rank, h. s, 5095;
lawmh. 200; ranc Orm. 9622; st. gen. 2105; ronk Mor.
a. p. I, 843; ranke (pi) Wr. p. s. 341.
rap, Dutch Dan. rap, hasty, 6am. 101; rape (adv.)
Ckauc. r. r. 6516.
rapliche hastily, vis. P. F. 11363; rapli met. hom. 32;
Mn. 24.
r&p, ASax, rftp, GotA. raip, Olctl. reip, OHGerm. reif,
rope, ^MM, Xaj. 20833; Orm. 15818; rop Rob. Qlouc.
448, 17; roop prompt, parv. 436; r&pe ((^a(^ re?. an(. 2,
282; rope Shoreh. 110; rApes (pi) Min. 37; compos-
sti(3)Hq).
rflpere roper, tui. P. J*. 8121.
rape (rap?) haste, ^feBtinatw", prompt, parv. 423; »■ »•
Web. 1631; reL ami, 1, 115; h. s. 2143; rape (dat) vu.
P. P. 8141; Gow. conf. am. 1, 296; over peo table he
leop a rape Alts. i269.
rapien (rapin), Olcd. hrapa (mere, featinare), hast^
yjestinare^i prompt, parv. 423 j rapen si. gen. 2376; rape
Gow, conf. am. 1, 335; sacram. (i59; rape and renne
Chauc. C. t. 13350; rape pe to shrifte vis. P. P. 3272;
pe folk pat escaped td Scotland p&m raped £o&. Br. 90, 8;
compos, uprapen.
rappe, Dan. rap, Swed. rapp, rap, „ictu3", prompt-
parv. 423; rappes (pi) Octov. 334; Em. 660.
rapp en (rappin), Swerf. rappa, rap, „pulsare", prmnpt.
parv. 423; vis. P. P. 649; rappe lud. Gov. 183.
rir, ASax. gerflr, roar; rore (dat) Goto. conf. am. 3,
74; r&ris (pi.) Gaw. gloss.
r&rien trfire), ASax. r&rian, ODutch OHGerm. rfiren,
roar, rttgire, Iw. 242; pr. come. 7341; r^rin prompL
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rasch 451
parv. 437; r6re Fam. p. XIX, 241; Eglam. 327; rorede
(pret.) Havel. 2438; Octov.n39; rarinde (part.) Mark 17.
rasch, OB Germ, rascer, Olcel. riiskr, rash, Mor. a. p.
1, 1166; rashe (adv.) I. c c. ]8.
rasken, ASax. r^escian (vibrarej? Olcd. raska (tur-
bare)f pan beginnep he to klawe and to raske A. s 4282.
raspen, Bvich raspen, Dan. raspe, Swed. raapa, rasp;
rasped (part) Mor. a. p. I, 1545.
ratelen, ODutch ratelen, rattle, rel. ant. I, 65; ratled
(pret) AHh. and Merl. 7858.
raten, Swed. rata, rate, reprove; ratid (part) Chaue.
C. t. 3463; compos, araten.
ratte, ODutch ratte, rat; rattes (pi.) via. P. P. 398;
Mand. 250.
ratten, MHOerm. ratzen? tearf ratted (part) Mor. a.
p. 2, 144.
rap, ASaa;.'h.Tse3, Olcel. hradr, OHGerm. hrader (icier),
rath, hasty, Percev. 98; rape mon ant. Arth. XXXlV, 9;
rade rathe, quickly, early, La^. 4338; Kath. 554; dis sonde
h4ni overtaked rade st. gen. 2313; rape Orm. 13766;
ayenh. 152; vis. P. P. 1503; Chauc. C. t. 3766; Rob. Br.
87, 13; met. horn. 26; rape oper late owl and night. 1145;
reade, rede (rade) a. r. 54 (& 86; rader (oompar) rather,
Laz- 3539; a. r. 190 <fe 384; Bek. J652; Shorch- 160;
Chauc. C. t. 10176; is rapere wlf hia former wife, Bob.
Qloue. 286, 22; pe rapere toon Mand. 46; rapest (super-
lat) vis. P. P. 9327; Chauc. C. b. k. 428.
radliche qaiokly, a. r. 422*; rapli Min. 29; Mar. mir. pi.
151.
raven, ASax. hnefn, Olcel. hrafn, OHGerm. hraban,
raven, rel. ant, 1, 218; Mor. a. p. 2, 465; ravin lud. Cov.
350; reafen (reven) a. r. 84; reven Wr. treat. 133; ra-
venes (pi) s. s. Wr. 3147.
ravin, Lat. rabere? rave, prompt, parv. 424; rave
Gou: conf. am. 1, 282; Itid. Cov. 44; 1 rave (prea) Hoccl.
I, 394; we rave Ckauc. C. t. 12887; raved (pret.) vis. P.
P. 9606.
rfl.w, ASosc. hreap, Olcel. hr&r, OHGerm. rower, raw,
r.crudas", prompt, parv. 424; Alis. 5774; Mand. 208; rfta
Wr. p. a. 237; rft Wr. voc. 200.
rftwhede „cruditaa", prompt, parv. 424.
r&waesse rawness, prompt, parv. 424.
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451 rftwe
riwe, ASax. rAp, row, KaA. 1954; Trist 3, 78; Mw.
a. p. 1, 544; avow. Arth. VI, 8; rowe „senet, linea",
prompt, pare. 438; Horn 1086; j4mM 1900; Tor. '818;
for prS ni^tes a rowe he seij pat same si^t ckron. VHoi.
68; r€we Btk. 2101; G<jk'. cow/, om. I, 50 (fe 3, 306;
Chauc. C. t. 2868; dep. of R 3, 10; a rive a. r. 90; bl
reawe 336; compos. da3n[Wfl?
rftwen? fe dai rSwed (broke) vis. P. P. 12323.
razen rase, ttretckf raxed ^et) vis. P. P. 3269.
raxlen atretckt raxlede (pret.) La^. 26992; r&xled
Mor. a. p. 1, 1173.
re-, Fr. Lot. re-,
receive receive, k. a. 236,
recoilen, Fr. reculer, recoil, a. r. 294.
recorden, OFr, recorder, record, a. r. 256.
reherseCn), OFr. rehercer, rehearse, Chauc. C. t. 4509;
reberce jw. consc. 2390.
reIeBe(ii), Fr. relaisser, Lot relax&re, release, pr. ctmsc.
8818; release (pres.) Chauc. C. t 11917; released (part.)
vis. P. P. 1472.
releYe{n), Fr. relever, relieve, vie. P. P. 12359.
remembreii, OFr. remembrer, remember; t remembred
me Mor. a. p. 3, 326.
reBfdt, OFr. reaplt, respite, Belc. 631; ayenb. 39.
reward, Fr. regard, reward (regard), vis. P. P. 11901;
pr. consc. 18&0.
read, ASax. read, OFris. r4d, OSax. rod, Ootfi. rauds,
Olcd. raudr, OSQerm. rot, red, a. r. 112; reed Mand.
57; Chauc. C. t 153; Hoed. I, 159; r^d rei. songs V,
244; reade (^stit)^ KaA. 1432.
readien, ASax. readian? redden; rSdes (pres.J Wr.
spec. 34; ireaded (part.) a. r. S66.
reaf, JSoa:. reaf, 0-Fnli. iM, ODutch roof, OHGerm.
Touf (iyoliwn^j, #■«/, roJe, Mw'i,- nef (reaf) Loj. 8612 4
28760; reif apd. 12; r^ve (aat^ owl and night. 458; JrfA.
and Merl. 8396.
neflsc rapine, Xa^. 22601 ; rMlCC a. r. 202; £{. j^cn. 436.
(reak) reek, i&t, ASax. hreac, ride, „acermu", prompt,
parv. 428; Wr. voc 154; rd. ant. 2, 80; rfikes (^)
Chauc. t. I. prol.; Wid. gloss.
(ream} r§m, ASax. reani(?X LOerm. ratim, Dutch room,
ream, cream, ^tc^ tkes. 1, 227; .^rlA. an<2 Med. 1455.
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ream 4lii
ream, ASaa:. hream, cry, a, r. 1 1 0 • ; rffim (ream) L03.
11280; rsem Orm. 8137; rem rel. ant. 1, 209; owl and
night. 1213; st. gen. 1962; reames (pi.) Ka^. 164.
rearde, ASaa. reord (for reard, see Or. gram. 1, 351,
3* ed.), OHQerm. rarta, Goti, razda, Olcel. rodd, ratrd,
speech, voice, sound, ayenh. 24 (& 60; reord, rerd, Orm.
9566 & 16664; rerd Jw. 2073; a. a. Web. 910; ifor. mtr.
fl. 178; be him kiiSu wel bi bis rerde rd. ant. 2, 374;
see rord,
reordien, ASaai. reordian, ^eak, La^. 22170.
reave n, ASosb. reafian, OFris. r&ra., ODutoh rooyen,
Olcd. reyfa, OHQ-erm. roubon, Oo^ (bi)raabon, fivm
raaf? reave, Kath. 1229; a. r. 286; reave Shorek. 46;
rfflfeii Orm. 2016; rSven (rfivin) „apoltar€", prompt parv,
431; si. (/BM. 2802; harrow. 132; rgve CAawc. C. t 4009;
apoi. 48; revef (pres.) Hoccl. F, 21; if be r^vep me mi
right vis. P. P. 12630; rfires pr. come 251; r&yis e. s.
Wr. 2348; rsevede (pret.) £03. 4038; r^ved Jtfm. 12;
refde Marh. 13; r&fte i/etpes 336; r6ft {>ort> Tot-. 2176j
r&ft 9. s. TTr. 1015; ireaved ayenh. 143; compoi. bireaTen.
r ere re, A8ax. reafere, reaver, robber, rd. eongn VII,
27; Wid. gloat.; rSvar apol. 112; reavareB (pi.) a. r. 150;
A. m. 29; rEBveres Xa^. 14059.
reccben (rKccben), A8ar. reccan (regere, dirigere,
porrigere, exponere), OSax, rekkiaa (exponere), Olcd. rekja
(explicare), OHGerm. recchen (extendere, exponere, ex^4-
care), retch, direct, extend, explavn, La'^. 14079 i& 25632;
if he can recben dis dromes wold at yem. 2122; wen beo
shulden pider reccbe rel. ara. 2, 279; pe sunne recched
hire rune Mark. 9; recched fiver abliten a. r. 164j out of
his sl€pe he taught m. Arth. ^.3191; At of sdpe beo
rebten La-^. 26646; bSre armes whan hi upward reiste
Furn. p. XX, 95 ; i was rauht on roodetrS XXV, 63 ;
compos, a-, for-, i-, uprecchen.
rSche (reche?), MHGerru. ruoche, re<^, ewe.
rficbeles, ASax. rgceleas, MHQerm. ruochelos, refaA-, rede-
less, Ghauc. G. t. 4649; Lidg. st. of Th. 1039; rtehlBs
Hick. thes. 1, 233; reckeltes Orm. 932; rekkeles frompt.
pare. 428.
recbelSsneBse recMessnesa, vts. P. P, 6638.
rSccben (rfibchen), ASax. rdccan, rScan, Olcd. riskja
(rsekja), 08ax. rokian, MHGerm, mochen, reck, care,
.L.oo.^lc
4S4 r6d
Laz- 18042; rScche (recche?) owl and night. 801; rSkkea
(rekk_eQ?) prtympt. parv. 428; Orm. 16165; rfike (reke?)
Bick. 1811; rfoche (r. w. fecche) (pres.) Fvm. p. VIII,
112; of 6per ping ne r6cche i noht Wr. spec. 69; i reche
nSver who it h4re Aud. 61; rsecche Xaj. 3170; recche,
r^kke Chauc. C. t 1400 & 5911; r^ke (? r. w. speke)
Halliw. diet. 676; jif heo beod feor, me ne rScched a. r.
104; rfiches Mor. a. p. 2, 465; recp owl and night. 491;
r^kkep vis. P.P. 9976; ye rechep of me lite Alts. 7319;
rgcchen Maitd. 64 ; r&whe (imper.) pe nfivere vts. P. /*.
6638; rfiche ('swtjMnct^ rel. ant. 1, 225; rohte (rohte ?)
(pret.) Orm. 9024; ro^te owl and night. 427; Brand. 34;
avow. Arth. XXV, 15; rfluhte a. r. 60; roughte vis. P. P.
12075; Chauc. G. t, 3770; ^ tresoun roughte pe king
Bich. 1669.
rSd? compos, dairsd.
rodden, ASax. hreddan, OFris. hredda, OHGerm.
retten, rid (red), Orm. 8126; ridde Qaw. gloss.; redde
(pret.) Orm, 19316; pe children perwip fram dSpe he
redde Hartsh. m. t. 133 ; red (part.) Arth. and Merl. 8606 ;
compos, aredden.
rede? compos, midrede.
rfiden, ASax. rSdan (legere, loqwi), Olcel. rceda
floqiti); Goth, rodjan (XSyetv, XoXsiv)? read, speak, a. r.
286; rel. ant. 1, 263; Havel. 244; Skorek. 47; clerkes pat
conne rfiden c of t 1241; n6 tonge ne mihte r^den, ne
poujt penken hie mihtfol dSden 1359; wa schal unker
spSche rede owl aad night. 1780; rede and say(e) pr,
consc. 6288; per hfird 1 rede in roune who Triatrem
gat and bar Trial. 1*1; rsedeo (reade) La^. 4497; rSde
(prea) at gen. 34; pei rSden Mand. 83; rMde (pret)
rel. ant. 1, 59; rfl^de La^. 10; t^. F. P. 2048; redden
Gkauc. C. t. 11025; red (part.) Orm. 6870; rad Gow.
con/, am. 1, 194; Mand. 132; Degrev. 962; irad Fura.
p. XVII, 431.
rfidere reader, Wr. voo 210; Marh. 20; Bek. 1068;
SioreA. 47.
r^dunge reading, a. r. 286.
reye, ODutch reye, MHGerm. reie, ray, chorea; reyes
(^) Chauc. k. of J. 1236.
reihe, rowhe, ASax. reohha, ray, raja, prompt, parv.
427 (fe 438; rehsen (roh3en) (pi) Lot,. 29557.
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reU 456
reil, ASax. hrsgl, Off Germ, hregil, OFris. hreil, rati,
vestimentwm. Hick. thea. I, 167; rseil Wr. voc 93.
rein, ASax. Olcel. regn, OSax. regin (regan), OHQerm.
regeD, regan, Qodv. rign, OFris. rein, roin, „piMai!o",
prompt parv. 428; iaj. 3898; a. r. 246; HV. tretri. X36;
vis. P. P. 9045; Chauc. C. t. 494; rejE Orm. 8622.
reinbowe rainbow, Wr. voc. 273 ; st jm. 637 ; Fum. p.
II 170.
reinwater rain-water, prompt, parv. 428-
rein in, ASax. regaian, Goth, rignjan, rain, npluere".
prompt, parv. 428; resnen Orm. 8620; rtne Laj. 19745;
line ayenb. 49; reinep (prea.) via. P. P. 12034; Mand.
45; line (aubj.) Wr, treat. 136; rinde (reinede) (pra.)
ioj. 3896; compoa. bireinen.
rSk (reek), ASax. rfic, OFris reek, Olcel. reykr,
OHGerm. rouch, from reoken, reek (reech), „/w»»ws",
prompt, parv. 426; (rfike) pa. 17, 9; reech Hejliw. diet.
674; reke (datj pr. conac. 9431.
reke, OiceiC reki? j^cute? wip gr6t(e) reke ^r(A. oim^
JfeW. 7904; in & gr€te reke HaRiw. dv^ 676.
rSkela (r^kles), ASax. rScels, r^cels, Olcel. reykelsi,
incaiae, ps. 140, 2; (r^cles) Orm. 146; met horn. 106;
rikels ret ant. 1, 53; r^cMes, rficheles a. r. 216 & 376;
richelis prompt parv. 433 ; rtclieh? (mj. riches) La^. 8091.
reken, Olcel. reka, GofA. rikan, MHGerm. rechen,
raAc, drive* in erpe pi bodi reke (r. w. speke) Arth. and
Merl. 1027; ich wnle forpur reke owl and night. 1604;
t6 her sone schS gan td reke Octov. 1 82 ; his spere to
his heorte rac (prel.) La^. 9320; in oure ashen colde is
fir ireke (part) Chauc. C. t 3880; compos, misieken.
reken, ASax. recen, LGerm. reken, ready, fy? Wr.
spec. 27; Mor. a. p. 1, 5; rekeneste (svperl) aaUiw. diet
676; compos, unreken.
rekenli prompllyf Gate, gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2, 127.
rfiken (rflke), ASax. r&jan, OHGerm. rouchen, reek,
„/umare", Lidg. m. p. 114; r^kee (pres.) acotc Arth.
XV, 8.
rekenen (reknin), ASax. (ge)recenian, OFris. rek(e)-
nia, MHGerm. rechenen, reckon, „cotnputare", prompt,
parv. 428; rekene Wr. treat. 133; via. P. P. 2435; Mand.
213; li heaut disc. 2109; reknen Gow. conf. am. 3, 121;
rekne, rikne Chauc. 0. t 403 & 4530; rikenen a. r. 210;
..L.oo^lc
rikene Wr. spec 68; rekenede fpret.) Furn. p. XXIII,
17; recned [part.) Orm, 2055; irekened h. m. 33; Lidg.
St. of Th. 707.
rekenere (reknare) reckoner, ^computator", prompt,
parv. 428; rikeQarea (f,l.J a. r. 214.
rekeniDge reckoning, ayenh. 16; Chauc. G. t. CtOS;
rekoinge prompt, parv. 428; rekuiDg Lidg. m. p. 240;
recning Fttrn. p. I, 23.
r e k k e ? ODvich recke (pertioa) 1 herie rekkes binde
t6 hire f6t Fwm. p. XV, 192.
r^men, ASax. hrfiman, from ream, reem, cry, Katk.
2371; rel. tongs IV, 22; r6me k. s. 7858; 3for. a. p. 1,
1180; remed (prea.) rel. ant. \, 223; remden (pra.) La-^.
5795; J/arA. 18; 3if me remde lide furl fUr! a. r. 242;
je habbed . . . irSmd oe me efter riw'a i.
ren, Olcel. renni? ncursua", prompt, parv. 429; rimes
ren(?) st. gen. 1.
rend en (rendin), ASax. rendan, OFris. reuda, rend,
„lacerare", prompt, parv. 429; renden Kalh. 1999; rende
wis. P.P. 395; Lidg. m. p. 202; rende (pret.) Bob. Olouc.
289, 14; Horn 727; rente Chauc. C. t. 992; rendden
La^. 7849; rended (part.) met. Aom. 144; irend a. r. 148:
compos, torendeu.
reng, OFr. reng, Welsh rheng, rhenc, Bret, rennk,
Ir. rang, ranc, rank, nseries", prompt, parv. 429; on &.
reng AHh. and Merl. 1508; renk Brand. 12; renges (pi)
Chauc. C. t. 2596.
rengen range, gyrare; ranged (pres.) a. r. 164; rin-
ginde (part) 140.
rennele (renlis), OHOerm. renniaal? rendlea (rindlea),
^coagvlum", prompt, parv. 429.
r e n n e n, ASax. rennan, cernan, OHGerm. renoen,
OFris. Olcel. renna, Goth, (ur)rannjan, run, ncurrere",
prompt, parv. 429; vis. P. P. 10075; renne Furn. p.
XXflll, 10; semen, ernea La^. 1638 & 8129; renne
(pres) harrow. 144; Chauc. C. t. 2870; renned Kath.
2511; rennep Mand. 32; Tor. 1298; Hoed. I, 78; rende
(„rennede") (pret.) Wicl. gloss.; arnde iaj. 9296; Rob.
GUmc.liO, 4; ernde //oi'nl239; renaed (part.) Wid.gloss.
renner, MHGerm. rennaere, runner, ()hauc. C. t. 6865;
rennare prompt, parv. 429; urnare chron. Engl. 900; ren-
neres (pL) via. P. P. 2337.
=dbvGoogIe
lent 467
rent, MHOemi. rente? cowaef Hick. ihes. \, 232.
rente, Fr. rente, rent, owl and night. 1771; Chauc. G.
t. 258; renten (pi.) a. r. 168.
reod, ASax. reod, Olcel. riodr, red, X03. 19890.
reod, ASax. hreod, OHGerm. riot, reed, arundo, arun-
dinetum, Alis. 6433; reed (rM) Wr. voc. 226; prompt,
farv. 426; we(. horn. 36; reode (^^ifcit^ ias- 20168; reedea
(^.) Mand. 189.
re oh, ASax. hreoh, keen, bold: |Mit pu awa rSh iert
iwurden £05. 24784; r^i rel. ant. 1, 188; reehne (aac m.)
LaT,. 3884 ; riehere (convpar.) 4062; rShest (taperlat.)
Mark. 13.
rdhliche quickly, Laj. 9324.
reoken, ASax. reocan, Olcd. riuka, OHOerm. riochan,
smeU: pe ensence rSkep Boot« Chauc. I. g. w. 3609; deris.
r6k, rote.
(reol) reel, r^l, ASax. hreol, reel, Wr. voc. 180 tfe
269; prompt, parv. 428; rel. ant. 2, 61.
rSlia reel, prompt, parv. 429; reled (pret.) Mor. a. p.
3, 147,
(reopen) r^pe, ASaic. reopan? pres. rjpd, reap, metere,
Wr. p. M. 162; p3. 125, 6; rfipe (pres.) via. F. P. 8775;
reepip Wicl. John 4; ropen (pret.) vis. P. P. 8776; Wid.
gloea.; ropen (part.) Chauc. I. g. to. 74.
rfipare reaper, „mes3or", prompt, pare. 430.
reosen, AiSoa;.- hreosan, fall, L03. 18869; rees (pra)
15518*; ruren 27986; deriv. rure.
reoven, ASax. reofan, Olcel. riufa, hur^, break; rdf
(pret) rel. ant 1, 1; sacram. 48; roven (part.) Halliw.
diet. 695.
reow, ASax. hreop, Olcel. hcyggr (tristis)*
reoTihch Mrry, piteous, La^. 15080; reowu Alis. 6907;
rewli a. s. Weh. 910; rfiwli, rfiuli at ««». 1162 & 1968;
rSullch Bob. Olouc. 296, 9; r^uli Bom 1057; Jtfape»
338; riUi prompt parv. 439; reopllche (adv.) Mark. 4,
10; reuliche Artk. and MerL 788; rfiwii, rfiuli w»c«. Aom.
59 <& 143.
reowe, jISikc, hreop, OHGerm. hrinwa, reto (rue),
dolor, miaericordia, (dot) owl and night. 1443; rfiwe (aac)
Bek. 1051.
r^wful ruefvl, via. P. P. 9216; rguful fWn. p. XVI, 25;
Tnet. horn. 26; jliwi. 7,
=dbvGooglc
458 reowen
reowfulneBse h. m. 41; reoufnlDesBe a. r. 368.
reowen (reowe), ASax. hreopan, OHGtrm. (li)riuwaii,
rew (rue), dolere, poenitere, ret. ant. 1, IS4; Mia. 3944;
Wr. spec. 87 ; seyere hit wule pe reouwen (rfiuwe) La^.
16047; rfipen (prinied repen) rel. ant. 1, 221 ; rewe
Triatn. 1944; reue And, 42; rAwin „poenitere, compati",
prompt, paro. 439; it reopep him Ot-m. 3976; he reWGp
me o. of I. 541; me rfwep sore for hende Nicholas Chauc
C. t. 3462; he rfiwes „miseretur^, pa. 36, 26; reewe (tm-
perat.) Hood. I, 412; rfiw, r6u (pret.) at. gen. 1166 (fe
1828; for pi ne rtep him noht of hem Orm. 75; cotnpoa.
bireowen.
reowien, OffOerm, hriuwon? rew (rue); rfiwed (pret.)
met. horn. 15; rSnde Bek. 298.
reounesse, ASaa. hreopness, aorrow, pity, a. r. 144*;
r^wnesse Havd. 602.
reowB? aorrotef
rSusfuI rel. songs VII, 15,
r 6 o w 9 i e n, A8ax. hreopaian, OHQerm. (h)riuwi80n,
feel sorrow or pity; reousede (pret) Lo.'t,. 22173; compos.
bireowsen,
reopsange, ASaa:. hreopaung, repentance, Orm. 5563.
reopfle, Olcd. hrygd, rewth (ruth), dolor, tnoeror,
misericordia, Kath. 2373; reowde, reoude (rfiupe) icj.
10869 <& 12116; reoude a. r. 33 <& 150; r^wde st. gen.
2339; rfiupe Bdc. 541; CAawc. C. t. 2394; s. s. Wr. 1389;
Bob. Br. 71, 11; (rSuthe) pr. conac. 6729; rflpe (rtithe)
promvt. parv. 439; ots. P. P. 2297.
reoudfnl a. r. 116; Mis. 6501; rfiupful c of I. 197.
reopdfuUiche Marh. 4, 8.
rfip, ASox. rjp? /rom reopen, reo^ „Aflrfesf". Wid.
glossy (rfipe) „handfid of corn", ibid.; „mampulus", Wr.
voc. 201; njavele", 154; rei. an*. 2, 80; (reepe) Towm.
myst. 13.
rSp-tlme reaping-time, Wicl. gloss.
repen, ASax. hrepian, tmuA, take, a. r. 128*; compoa.
arepen.
rfire, ASax. hrfire, rccr (rear), raw, prompt, para. 430.
?r£remoiiB, ASax. hrSremOs, rearmouse, vespertUio, Wr.
voc. 1&4; Wid. gloss.; rflremis {pi) dep. oj E. 24, I.
reschen? hire leofllche llch reschte of pe Uie
Hark. 18.
=dbvGoogIe
Teste 469
reete, ASax. rest, neet, OSax. resta, OHGerm. resti,
rest, quies, LaT,. 28328; a. r. 166; c. of I. 90; st. gen. 252;
CkatK. C. t. 9729; reste & r6 Orw. 7042; to 6che reate
Kath. 2373; whan pei w6re a reste pm. P. P. 2939;
riate me*. Awn. 70.
resten, ASax. OHGerm. restan, OSax. reatian, rest,
^ieacere, Mark. 6; a. r. 260; Onn 9598; st. gen. 1369;
Brand, 6; via. P. P. 1831; riate Perceii. 1203; reatep
("^ires^ Skorek. 133; reste ("pref-^J £03. 2511.
reeaten reest, become rancid, prompt, parv. 431.
rgsti reesty fruaty), „rancidua", prompt, parv. 431; rel.
ant. 2, 29.
re tin (rfitin?), Duich reten, Swed. rota? re( (rait),
prompt, parv. 431-
rSpe, ASacc. hrMe (rMe?), mde, fierce: pe weder, als
iD somer sm^pe, son bigan b^ riij and r^pe met Horn.
XV 111.
reper, ASax. hreoder, hrider, OFria. hrither, rather,
bos; reoder a. r. 140*; reperes (gen.) Wr. p. ». 220;
roperes (reopereaj Alia. 4719; reoderen (pi.) Kath. 60;
nideren (ropere) L03. 8106; roperen Eob. Gloac. 62, 21;
cr. P. P. 857; reperne tounge ox-tongue, bugloss, HaUiw.
diet. 680.
reule (rewle), Lat regula, rule, prompt, parv. 432;
Ckauc. C. t. 173; riwie a. r. 2; riulen (pi.) 428.
reve, OHGerm. reba (vitis)? compos, hai-, hurdreve.
r6ve, ASax. gerSfa, reeve, steward, govemour, prompt
parv. 431; La^. 16597; Mark 6; Bek. 49; (reeTe) Chauc.
C. t. 544; rife pr. consc. 5785; rfivea (gen.) tria. P. P.
3328; rSven (pi) Kath. 1975; compos, borh-, achinBre.
rSfachipe Kath. 11.
riban, Ir. ribin, Gael, ribean, Brrt. ruban, rOhon, rel.
ant. 1, 1-9; riband prompt, pam. 432; rebant Wr. voc.
268; ribanea (pi) vis. P. P. 310; rebaas on*. Arth. II, 4.
rib be, ASax. ribb, OFria. rib, OAitcA ribbe, OHGerm.
rippi, rt'J, Wr. woe. 226; prompt, parv. 432; ('occ^ «. 3.
Web. 1572; ribbea ('p?^ taj. 1603; -ffo»e(. 1900; CAomc.
C. I. 6088; cOTKjwa. dowribbe.
ribbe-, ribskia a piece of leather worn in dreatvng fiax
with the rib, prompt, parv. 432; ribschin Wr. voc. 269.
ribben, £6enn. ribben, dress with the. rA: ribbin flax,
hemp prompt, parv. 433.
DiailizodbvCoOglc
490 rtciie
rlche, ASax. rice, OSaas. rlki, Olcel. rikr, (?o(A. reiks,
OHQerm. ridier, rwA, prompt, parv. 433; L03. 128; iTo/A.
2360; a. r. 66; Orm. 6384; Bek. 341; .SAoreA. 57; Rick.
5899; rlke Hartak. m. t. 15; ricchere (comp.) Lot,. 9911;
Fum, p. XIII, 92; richere si. ^cm. 1280; richore chron.
Engl. 409; richeste (mperlat) me. P. P. 1773.
ricEedsm, OSax. rlkidQm, OHOervi. rich(e)tuoiu, riches.
Lot,- 8328; h. m. 3.
richeliche richly, L03. 2728; Jinw 689; Triat. 2, 40;
richelike st. gen. 2442.
ricbe, ASax. rice, OStKr. OJcei, riki, GWA. reiki,
OHQerm. richi, reiipn, dominion, Katk. 2371; Fum. p.
VIII, 179; a. r. 40; Orm. 7011; owl and night. 357;
Wr. treaL 132; ayemft. 66; Wr. spec. 94; rei. on(. 1, 42;
Horn 20; Soic. conf. am. 2, 268; rike Havd. 290; Aor-
roto. 178; lio. 142; ps. 21, 29; Flor. 1809; compos.
bischop-, heven-, kine-, kingnche.
richesBe, Fr. richeese, riches, „opule>itia", prompt,
parv. 433; c. oj L 1016.
ride, OMGerm. gertt? rWe, way, facc.^ st. gen. 3950,
ride? compM. unnde.
ridil, omp. OHQerm, nt(e)ra, riddle, ^cribrum", prompt,
parv. 433.
ridel rider; compos, fomdel.
ridelin riddle, nOribrare", prompt, pare. 433; ridlen
a. T. 234; ridlide (prei.) Wid. gloss.
rlden, A8ax. ridan, OFris. rida, Olcel. rida, OHQerm.
ritaji, ride, Lwt,- 432; a. f. 216; ride Bek. 1179; ridep
(pres.) Orm. 6966; rit ms. P. P. 339; rfl^ (>re(^ Mark.
17; Tnk. 1, 16; met. hom. 135; Perceu. 496; rod Tor.
505; (rood) i;wr. P. P. 11567; riden ^(m. 1038; Chauc.
C. t. 827; ridden Etch. 4025; riden (part.) Chauc. C. t.
48; iride Artk. and Merl. 3103; tfmv. r&de.
rid ere rider, Xaj. 9288; vis. P. P. 6217.
rif, ODutch Olcd. rif, j-cc/ fo/ a saH), Qow. conf. am.
3, 341.
lit, ASax. hrif, OPm. rif, ret; OHQerm. href, «/,
loomb; compos, midrif.
rif, ASact. ODutch rif, Olcel. rifr, rt/e, abundant, hie-
ral, Shoreh. 112; st. gen. 1252; ^occl. /, 427; of riches
pO« art BO tI{ Eglam. 1041; rif (rife) ps. 26, 1*; rife
Oow. conf. am. I, 213; rive A. m. 29; Fum. p. XVII, 52;
.L.OOc^lC
Wr. p. s. 195; bala per wes rtye La^. 20079; rife (plA
Percev. 560; rive (adv^ Kath. 2513; Mapet 350; pat fofc
pat deide so rive ifo6. Glouc. 262, 6-
rifii rel. ant. 3, 7; 97ie(. Aom. 42.
rifUn, OFr. rifler? rifle, „spoliare", prompt, parti. 483;
rifiede (pret.) via. P. P. 2940 ; rifeld (part) Min. 6.
rift, from riven, rift, „rima", prompt, pars. 433; reft
Ckattc. r. r. 2661.
rift, A Sax. rift, Olcel. ript, doth; rifte (d<a.) La^.
28475; compos, wajerift.
riften riji, enu^tare; riftes (prea.) pa. 18, 3; rifted
(pret.) 44, 2.
rig, Olcel hregg? riff, atormf Mor. a. p. 2, 382. ■
riht, ASax. riht, OSax. reht, OHGerm. rehter, OleeL
rettr, CotA. r&ibts, Lat. rectus, right, Orm. 763; ml riht
arm Imt,. 28040; richt rel. ant. 1, 33; riat {= rit?) 1,
48; rith (= rit) Havd. 1812; Mapea 336; pe righte wai
Mand. 6; n&ime ribtae (ace.) wei ouil and mght. 1236;
rihte (adv.) La^. 27345; owl and night. 1244; righte as
pou w€re & god Mand. 295; righte whar scho lai laumb.
194; rigbte forth prompt, parv. 434; riht o. r. 2; pat him
riht (a riht) luvied K<ih. 1741 ; riht s6ne Ijidg. m. p. 29;
riht (avhat) La^- 2511; owl and night. 948; Tor te don
alle men riht a. r. 286; rijt at. gen. 3714; Mor, a. p.
I, 621; a riht an^At, La^. 17631; a. r. 76; mid rijte
Brand. 3; Shoreh. 60; an fin rihtes (rightis) a. r. 42;
Alia. 170; compos, i-, un-, upriht
rightful vis. P. P. 253.
ri^tfulnes h. s. 600.
rihtlechen direct, rel. ant. 1, 130; ri3tlecbe Wid. 'gloaa.
rihtnesBe (nBtnesse) rightnesa, rectitude, £03. 14; ristniese
Bek. 1627.
rihtwls rightwise (righteous), La'^. 6537; a. r. 268; Orm.
2880; c. o/" I. 63; iwm. p. JCJS!F, 38j met hom. 1; rist-
WK Ifor. a. J). 1, 674; rightwlB s. s. TTr. 2754; rightwea
pr. conac. 135.
rigtwishBd at. gen. 3740.
rihtpisliche Kath. 753; ristwisli Jlfor. a. p. 1, 708.
ribtwisnesse a. r. 304; rightwrsnesBe JLfan^ 294; vis. P.
P. 12474.
rihten, ASaat. OBQerm. rihtan, right, direA, ad^iiat,
regulate: rihten alle pse ballen La^. 6980; to rihten core.
..L.oo^^lc
462 rijti
leoden 6254; risten at. gen. 3423; righte Goio. conf. am.
3, 170; pe riwle pet rihted pe heorte a. r, 410; rigbte
ndirige", ps. 24, 5; rihtep (imperat.) Orm. 9201; rihten
(pret.) La^. 26732; & hgre arewes riste Fum. p. XVIll,
43; compos, a-, i-, uprihten.
rigti, MHGerm. rihtig? „rightful'^, Tftci. glo»3.
rihtnen Tighten, correct, Orm. 10361.
rtkieaf Olcd. rikja, reign; riked (pret.) ps, 92, 1;
lUcande (part.)? Qaw. gloss.
rim (line?), ASax. OFris. Olcel. OSGerm. rim, rime
(rhyme), nwmier, prompt, pare. 434; Orm. 11248; rim
Smel. 21; rime (dat.) Skorek. 165; Hoed. I, 247; writen
o rime rel. ant. 1, 224; in rime i rMe Octov. 1679; ant
aeide pise rime (pi.) Horn 812.
rim (rime?), ASax. Olcel hrtm, ODutck rim, rime,
npruina", prompt, parv. 434. ,
rimfroat ppruina*', Wr. voc. 239.
rim e, ASax. rima,, reoma, rim: rim of & whele prompt,
parv. 434; rime rJUm"*, Wicl. gloss.; rim (reme) integument
o/ the foetus, pr. consc. 620 ; compos. A&z~, am-, wuderime.
rlmen, Aoasc. itmaji, OSGerm. (gi)rimen, rtme (rhyme),
number, Orm. 11217; rime Goiio. conf. am 2, 173; Bob.
Br. 71, B; Chauc. C. t 13021; Lidg. m. p. 55; compos.
admen.
rimpil, ODvtch rimpel, rimple, „ruga'*, prompt, parv.
434.
rimplen rvmplef rimplid, n'^'^^^i^") prompt.parv. 434;
Chattc. r. r. 4496; Lidg. m. p. 200.
rln, Olcd. rin? rine, stream, Halliw. did. 685.
rinde, ASax. rind, OHGerm. rinda, rind, a. r. 150;
c of I. 1308; oyeni. 96; Rob. Br. 333, 4.
rinen, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. hrinan, rine, touch;
rtned (prea.) a. r. 320; r&n (pret) Orm. 15518; compoa.
a-, irinen.
ring, ASax. OSax. OHOerm. bring, Olcd. liringr,
ring, circidas, anmilws, La'^ 30805; a. r. 420; h. m. 2l ;
Percev. 426; in & ringe Alia. 1112; ringes (pi.) at. gen.
1872; compoa. earering.
ringworm „impet%go", Wr. voc. 255; ringwirm ^serpigo",
prompt, parv. 434.
ringefn), Olcd. hringja, OHOerm. (gi)lirii^n, ring,
compass, HaUiv>. did. 686.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
ringen 468
ringen ring, sonar e, Orm. 901; ringe Ckauc. C. t
3894; rang (pret.) Iw. 1397; rang, rong Chauc. C. t.
3215 <fe 14077; rong Boh. Glouc. 509, 14; lat le fr. 181;
rungen Hartsh. m. t. 15; rongen vis. P. P. 12946; ronge
erl of T. 319; rungen (part.) Havel. 1132; iningen La^.
29441; ironge Horn 1025.
ringen, ASaa:. hringan pret. ringde (clangere) Orein't
gloss., Olcel. hringja (campanam pulaare) Egilss. lex., ring;
ringede (pret.) Ckauc. C. t. 2602; ringeden ia^. 24486.
rink, ASax. OSax. rinc, Olcel. rekkr? rink (renk),
man, Mor. a. p. 3, 216; rel. ant. 1, 78; renk vis. P. P.
382; dep. of R 9, 13; rinkes (pi) La-i^. 5188.
rinnen (rinne), ASax. riunan, irnan, jrnan, oomaii,
OSax.OHOerm. Goth, rinnan, OFris. Olcel. rinna, renna,
ODvick rinnen, rennen, runnen, rin (ran, um), currere,
Perceo. 1662; Isumb. 182; imen La^- 5748; eomen o. r.
74; Orm. 1336; ernin prompt parv. Ii2; erne Arth. and
Merl. 1228; ierne (yerne) ayenh. 173; Octov. 966; ume
Rob. Glouc. 614, 17; rinnes (prea) Iw. 3245; hie 4glien
rinnes pr. conac. 781; urnep owl and night. 375; emep
(eornep) c. of I. 730; runnande (part.) met. horn. 114;
ran (pret) Orm. 1364; Havel. 216; Wr. spec. 83; vis. P.
P. 291; Mand. 41; pr. consc. 5297; Tor. 1050; ron Hick,
thes. 1, 227; Such jreoved . . . ron of pat baleful bl6d
Kath. 205; iam ayenh. 101; ran (for am, r. w. barn)
.^r(A. oJirf jlffirZ. 2587; orn a. r. 188; Rob. Glow. 208,
12; runnen Wicl. John 20; apow. .4rtA. XXV, 4; ronnen
Chauc. C. t 2927; urnen a. r. 112; ume Brand. 22;
runnen (part) Mor. a. p. 1, 26; ronne via. P. P. 5078;
iroune Vhauc. C. I. 7; compos, at-, bi-, overrinnen; deriv.
riote,- OFr. riote, riott hwo se is oawil ine ping pet
heo baved nndernumen TOr t6 donne ... so pet noc
wlsure read ne mei bringen hire Ht of hire riote a. r.
198; he ne hep none hMe of longe riote of tales ayetA.
99.
rip, Olcel. brip, rip, basket; rippe (dot.) Bavd. 893.
rip, ASax. rip, rip, mesais, Wicl. glosa.; aee r6p; com-
pos, irlp.
ripe, ASax. rtpe, OSax. rtpi, OHQerm. rifer, ripe,
„maturus", prompt, parv. 434; owl and night 211; Brand,
38; Alia. 5757; TTtci. John 4.
., Google
464 ripd
ripel, DutA repel, Oerm. rifel, ripple.
repilsti^ Wr. voc. 269.
ripen (ripe) ripe, aearch, Town. myst. 112; riped
(pret.) met. kom. 143; ripande (part.) Mot. a. p. 2, 592.
ripen, ASax. rlpan, reap, Fum. p. VIII, II; ripe
ayenb. 214; repen (pret) iaj. 10033; P. P. p. 520; see
reopen.
ripien (ripin), ASax. ripian, OHOerm. rifau^ ripe,
„maturare*', prompt, pirv. 434; ripen vis. P. P. 10873;
lipid (part.) Wicl. gloss.
rls^ ASax. Olcel. OHGerm. hris, rise, frona, ramus,
Wr. spec. 26; Ckauc. C. t. 3324; Launf. 937; on blowe
ris owl and night. 1634; per he under rise lid La;^. 740;
hiilen of ris(e) & of leaves a. r. lOO; pe hare pat br^ns
in pe rise avow. Arth. II, 12.
rl&en (risin), ASax. OSax. OHGerm. rlsan, OFris.
Oled. risa, Goth. (ur)rei8an, rise, „surgere", prompt, parv.
485; risen Orm. 4197; at. gen. 4039; via. P. P. 13245;
rise Wid. John 11; s. s. Wr. 1603; rfis (raas) (pret) ps.
3, 6; r&8 (roa) La-T,. 1555; ros rel. ant. I, 209; Mia.
4378; (roos) vis. P. P. 2939; Wid. John 11; risen s. a.
Web. 2089; rise Bob. Br. 222, 22; resin Tor. 2668;
reson £jrZ(rat. 284; risen (part.) Chauc. C. t. 1501; risin
t. a, Wr. 211; compos, a-, uprisen; dem. raiaen.
riste rist; compos, a-, upriste.
ritten (ritte), OHGerm. rizzea? rip, HaveL 2495;
ritto (pres) Gate, gloss.; rittis Halltw. diet. 687.
rip (rip?), .45(m;. rid (rid?), rilhe, rivua, Wr. voc.
92.
rive, ODutoh rive, „rastrvm", prompt, parv. 435.
rivei rtW, wrinkle; rivelis (pi.) Wid. gloss.
rivelen, ASaai. (ge)riflian, rivel; rivele (prea) rel. ant.
2, 211; riveling GkoMc. r. r. 7214; riveled Gow. conf. am.
9, 870.
riveling, ASax. rifling, a sort of shoe, Itob. Br.
S82, 4.
riven (rivin), Olcel. rifa (rwnpere), ODvtch riven (ra-
dere, frioare), OHGerm. riban ffricare), rive, radere, Uzce-
rare, prompt, pare. 435; rive Chauc. C. t 9112; pr. conac.
88&; Lidg. m. p. 189; aat^am. 713; rife Mar. mir. pi.
154; rflf (pret) Iw. 2616; Perceu. 2157; r4f (rof) ^03.
28943; riven (paH) Rob. Br. 1+8, 10 j hia rflbes riven
.L,oo.^lc
rtxieii 466
wfire Trut 1, 53; rifen Iv>. 3539; reTen a. a. c. XII, 6;
compos, toriven.
rlxies, ASax. ricaian, OHGerm. rlchison, reign; rtxed
(prea.) Hick. thee. 1, 224.
rlxlien reigrt, Laj. 19323; rixlen Orm. 2237; rtxled
("pres.^ Ji/arA. l9; j. n 80; rtxlen jffaiA. 226.
r 6, jliSair. rop, Olcel. ro, ODutch roewe, OHGerm.
ruowa, rfiwa, ywiet, JlforA. 20; Orm. 7042; c. o/ Z. 90;
Wr. p. s. 149; *»«(. h<m. 14; {ro6) J^Zo.-. 840; Rich. 7135;
wi. ^r(A. J^. 3614; Mar. mir. pi. 146; ro ant reste rel.
ant. 1, 116; compos. unriS.
robben, OFr. rober, ro6, ^aoei. 1958; cr. P. P. 914;
robbed a. r. 86; robbede RoJ. Glouc. 16, 24; irobbed A.
m. 15.
robbare, O/r. robeor, robber, a. r. 150; robbour ifand.
250.
robberie robbery, Bek. 396.
roc, ASax. rocc, 0/ce?, rokkr, OHQerm. roc\i (tunica),
„toral", Wr. voc 93.
rode, ASax. r6d MVja, pertica, crux), OSax. r6da
(virga, patihulwm), OFris. rode (padWiim), OHQerm.
ruota (virga), rood (rod), La-z,. 11165 & 22101; £a(A.
928; a. r. 26 ȣ 60; Orm. 5608; i-eL aon^s FiJ, 22; at
gen. 386; J^wm. p. XV, 125; Wr. spec. 85;A^oj-. a. p. 1
704 (£ 3, 270.
r6f, .^Soa-. OFris. hr&f, Oi>M(cA roef, roo/, iaj. 2894
Kot. GioMc. 416, 1; rel. ant. 2, 216; s. s. Wr. 2168; roof
CAauc. C. t. 3623; rh6f Orai. 11351; r6\B (dat) a. r. 162.
rok, JiSna;. hroc, Olcel. hrokr, OhQerm. hnioh, rook,
owl and night. 1128; „rook graculus", prompt, pare. iS6.
roke, from reoken, roke, „nebula", prompt, parv.
St. gen. 1163.
roki rohy, „nehilosus", prompt, parv. 436.
rokke, Olcel. rokkr, OHQerm. roecho, rock, „colus",
prompt, parv. 436; rocke Wr. voc. 157; rok rel. ant. 1,
4; Mar. mir. pi 122.
rokke, roche, Ital. rocca, Fr. roche, rock, ^rupes",
prcmpt. parv. 436; rokke Cliauc. C. t. 11373; roche at.
gen. 256.
rokken, ODvich mcken, OHGerm. rucheii? rock,
movere, agitare, Ckauc C. (.4155; rocki ay enb. 116; rokke
prompt, parv. 436; rocked (pres) a. r. 82; rokked (prtt)
466 roUe
vii. P. P. 9608.
roUe, OFr. rolle, La. rotula, roll, a. r. 344.
rollen, Fr. rouler, roll, Chauc. Troil. 1751; rollede
(pret.) Laz- 22287*.
romien (romi) howl, roar, avou>. Arlh. XII, 3; romies
(prea.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1 B43 ; romede (pret.) Ualliu). diet. 690,
ronge, ASax. hruug, MHGerm. rimge, Goth, hrugga?
rang (rung); ronges (pi.) vis. P. P. 10884; Chauc. C t.
3626.
rop, OHOerm. hruot roop (roup), call, La^. 12540;
rope (dal.) a. s. Web. 1185.
ropen (rope), ASax. OSax. hropan, OHGerm. hruofan,
roop (roup), call, la. 242; roped (prea) a. r. 330*.
roppe, ASax. roppe (?), rop, intestinum, Mor. a. p. 3,
270; roppes (pi) ayenb. 62.
rorde =:rearae?»OBj, owl and night. 311; nsowwa", jw.
18, 6..
rorien (roorin), OSax. brfirian, OHGerm. hruorian?
stir, poke, prompt, parv.' 437.
roa, Olcel. nr6s, roose, praise, boast, Orm. 4910; met
horn. 43; roue h. a. 5160.
rose, A8ax. rose, OHGerm. Lat. rosa, rose, Katk.
1434; roaen (pi.) a. r. 276.
roBen, Olcel. hrosa, roose, praise, vaunt, boast, Orm.
J906; rose Mor. a. p. 2, 1371; r6aes (prea.) met. horn.
49; rftsed (part.) Mar. mir, pi. 153.
roapen? rospeo & raken at. gen. 2132.
rospinge „eructatio", prompt, parv. 437.
rost, OHGerm. rost (craticvla).
rdatiriii, OHGerm. rfiatlaan, „craticula", prompt, parv. ^'^1.
rfigtea (roostin), ODutch OHGerm. rosteD, roast,
prompt, parv. 437; roste Fvm. p. XV, 203; r6at£A(part)
Iw. 757; rostud Chavc G. t. 147.
rot, ODutch rot, rot, putredo, prompt, parv. 437; Wid.
gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2, 1079.
rote, OFr. rote? rote: bi rote Chauc. C. t. 14933;
cr. P. P. 762.
rdte, Olcel. rfit, root, ^radisc", prompt, parv. 437
iaj. 31886; a. r. 54; Wr. spec. 57; h. «. 7619; Fvm. p
II, 98} (roote) c of. I. 830; via. P. P. S808; Chauc. V
U 2; rotes (pL) Orm. 3213; Mand. 190; roteu Kath.
2163; agenb. 34.
=dbvGoogIe
TOtelen 467
rotelea, ODutch rotelen, rotde, rattle, rel. ard. 1, 66;
rotled (-pret.) Alia. 930.
roten (part.?), Dan. rodden, Swed. rutten, rotten, via.
P. P. 9808; Ckaw. C. t. 3873; h. g. 0765; rotin a. r. 84*.
roten (rotin), Olcel. rota, OHQerm. ruozan ? root,
„radicare", jirwnpt. parv. 437; iroted (part.) a. r. 386;
ayenb. 26.
rotien, ASax. rotiau, ODutck rotten, OHGerm. rozzen,
rot, puirescere, a. r. 116; Mapea 347; roten Orm. 4773;
Mand. 49; rotie Wr. spec. 101; rotye ayenb. 32; roteie
(pret) at. gen. 3342; Befc. 2304; roted (part) a. r. 84;
compos, forrotien. *
roper, ASax. roder, OHGerm. raod&T, rudder (rather),
ayenb. 160; Gow. conf. am. 1, 243; Ckauc. dr. 1379; Bob.-
Br. 185, 16; Furn. p. r. I. p. 22.
round, Fr. vonA., round. Bob. Glouc. 414, 11; Chauc.
C. t. 3932.
round, Fr. rond? round: k round of bacon P. P. p.
527; & te grene bowes beod al vordruwede & forwurden
to druie hwite rondea a. r. 148.
roust (ropet), Olcel. raust, voice, Orm. 9197.
route, OFr. route, route (rout), Lot,. 2598*; Shoreh.
J35; Furn. p. XXI, 14; Ckauc C. t. 624; rate a. r.
92" <& 350.
route(n) rout, assemble. Bob. Olouc. 39, 20; in al pe
lond dursten no cristen route Ckauc, C. t, 4960; compos.
atrouten ?
routen, Olcel, TRuiA (brSle)? Fritzner's ordb., rout,
mugire; route fr. w, bloute) Havel. 1911; (r. w. stoute)
avow . Arth. XII, 3 ; see ruten.
rowen (^rowna"), Olcel. hrogn, OHGerm. rogan, roe,
prompt, pai-v. 438.
rowen, ASax. ropan, Olcel. roa, row, remigare, Horn
122; rouweo La'7,. 7813; rowe Ckauc. C. t. 3650; r€we
(pret) Brand. 5; Trist. 2, 49.
roware rower, prompt, parv. 437.
rubbin rub, ^ricare", prompt, parv. 438; rubbip
Ckauc. C. t. 3745; rubbede vis. P. P. 8236.
rud, ASax, rud, rud, ruber; rod? H^r. spec. 34.
rudden (ruddon) rud (rub red?), prompt parv. 438;
ruddede (rudede or rudde?) (pret.) Furn. p. XVII, 172;
iruded (part) made red, a. r. 50.
90*
i68 rnddok
r u d d 0 k (nidok ?) ■ntddock, red-hreaat, prompt, pan.
438; Chauc. a. J. 349; sj. /. deg. 46.
rude, ASax. rudu, iitd, rubor, a. r. 3S0 ; owl and night.
443; (rudde) Qoio. cmf. am. 3, 27; erl of T. 200; rode
Wr. spec. 26; Ckauc. C. t. 3317; m. Artk. F. 179.
rudi ruddy, a. r. 830; A. m. 35; (ruddi) promptparv.
438; rodi Alts. 7833; »m.P.P. 8235; CAauc. C. t. 10699;
rudie (^odu^ Kath. 1431.
rudnen redden? pe r6ve rudnede al o grome Mark.
19.
ruff elin fufjle, prompt, pare, 439-
rug, .(^Suir. hrycg, Olcel. hryggr, OSase. t(!i)ruj^
OBGerm. hrucki, ridge (rig), dorsum, Loj- 1912; a. r.
■ 264; h. m. 17; Wr. treat. 13!l; rig Iw. 1833; rigge Alts.
5722; m. jdrtA. P. 2178; reg Wart. hist. 1, 25; aj/ewfc.
116; rugge ('rfai.j owl and night. 773; !)«. P. P. 9346.
ngbon HV. voc. 245,
ruggid, cm^, Swerf. rugg (villi kirsnti), rugged, „hispi-
dus", prompt, parv. 439; rugged Arth. and Merl. 1501.
ruggen (roggin), Olcel. rugga, ru^, ,.agcUire", prompt,
parv. 435; ruggede (pret.) Halliic. nug. poet. 41; rogged
vis, P. P. 10956; Lidg. m. p. 40.
rugliuge, cmp, OHGerm. hruckilingun, backwards:
he rfirinde ri,d rugliiige int5 helle Mark. 17.
ru^e, ASax. ryge(?), Olcel. nigr, ODutck rogge,
OHGerm. rocco? rye, Wr. p. s. 152; rie prompt, parv.
438; Min. 2; reye Ckauc. C. t. 7328.
rUh, ASax. ruh, OHGerm. rliher,' rwjA, Orm. 92U;
rllgh Towwi. mysf. 99; ru s(. je«. 1539; rou3 transact. 1 8,
23; rough Mand. 285; Chauc. C. t. 3736; (rowgh) ^/I's.
6261; rou („row") Orph. 253; his rflhe necke Marh. 12;
pet rliwe vel a. r. 120; bitist mid rtje velle oW and
night. 1011; rlihure (comp) a. r. 284.
ruke? OSwed. ruka, jitci, Aea^; ruken ('^'^.J a. n 214.
rukeleu heap up, a. r. 214 & 406.
rAken rouk (rook), squatf ne mei he nouder on hire
ne riikeu ne riden a. r. 266; and in \}\ bedde to rouken
pus Chauc. Trail. 6779; pe neddir pat on p4m sal route
(r. w. souke) pr. consc. 6765.
rukkin ruck (iiicky), cower, prompt, parv. 439; nou
pei rucken in hire neste Goto. conf. am. 2, 57; rucking
Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 15232; rukkiug Lidg. m. p. 118.
rftm 469
rllm, ASax. OFria. rdm, Oleel rflmr, OHGerm. rflmer,
Goth, rfims, apaciouB, owl and night. 643 ; roum Rob. Glouc.
303, 28; Arth. and Merl. 6936; roum (rom) Chauc. C.
t. 4124; rtime riche Orm. 3689; in roume stede ps. 30, 9.
rdmliche Lai,. 2452.
rlim, ASax.' 08ax. Olcel. OHGerm. rum, Goth, rflms,
T-otMM (i-oum), apace, £03. 1003; 0?-m. 8489; roum prompt,
parv. 438; Chauc. I. g. w. 1995; s. s. Weh. 699; ifor. a.
f. 2, 96; ^r. consc. 9168; rom s. a, Wr. 616; 3edG on
rum (OSax. an rum) ot a distance, st. gen. 4000; roume
(dat.) Arth. and Merl. 8065; a roume „seorsum'*, prompt,
parv. 14; Rich. 464; a roume he stod Trist. 3, 6,
rum, A8ax. brum (fvligo).
rumhtis owl and night. 652.
rumen, ASax. r^man, Olcel. r^ma, OSax. rflmian,
OHGerm. rflmmen, evacuate, clear, remove, concede, La^.
10640; rimen rel. ant. 1, 175 (Kemb. Sal. a. Sat. 231^;
reme? Arth. and Merl, 4408; pene wsei rAmde La^. 28323;
rdmede (Jor rfimde?) Rob. Glouc. 536, 2.
rummelin, ODuUA rommelen, rumble, prompt, parv.
439; romblen Chauc. I. g. w. 1216.
ritmpe, ODutch rompe, rump, prompt, parv. 439.
ruTOde (rimthe), ASctx. r^md, space, prompt, parv.
484; a rfimde at a distance, La^- 27492.
run? Olcel. hryii (strepiiMs)f & ruten ford pid spuch
i-une Kath. 2031.
riin, ASax. Olcel. riin, OSaa;. OHGerm. Goth, rflna,
conversation, counsel, Orm. 18719; in sunder run(e) st.
gen. 991; ofte heo heolden rflne La^. 25332; elche (fche)
rflne he ihurd (ih6rd) Fum. p. VIII, 45 (Ht^:k. ikes. I,
223^; roune (dat.) Alis. 806; Triat. 1, 1; h6rkne to mS
roune Wr. spec. 29j wip briddea roune (song) 43; ne
mai no man wip pe holden roune Wr. an. lit. 4; go-
des deme rdnes a. r. 96; mine dearae rdnes Kath.
574; pat he write rfinen (letters) La^,. 25340; on Sexiece
rfinen (nine? languagefj 32000.
runstaf letter, La^. 9961.
rune, ASax. ryne, Olcel. runi, OHGerm. run, Goth,
runs, run, course, Marh. 7, 12 (fe 9, 31; ou>l and night.
1154; hwon pe tunge is n rune a. r. 74.
run el, ASax. rynel, „cwrsor'', Wr. voc. 90.
r linen, ASaa. rfiniau, OHGerm. rttnen, roun, „»»sMr-
..L.oo^^lc
470 rungen
rare", La^. 32116; rounen Wr. p. &. 328; raunin prompt,
parv. 438; rouae Ckauc. C. t. 7164; t». Artk. F- 3423;
rflnep rel, songs VII, 59; lounep via. P. P. 2104; rounede
(pret.) Bek. 1200; h. a. 6931; rouned Alia. 7614; Mor.
a. p. 3, 64; rllnden (touneden) La^. 6317.
rungen? rungen up rise up? a. r. 32*; rung up &
stftre pe 290.
rani, ASax. rynig? pe runie (rimie?) wulf La'T,. 1645
& 20123.
runisch riniak, fui-iousf Gaw. gloss.; Mor. a. p. 2,
1645.
ruppen, ^iKK. ryppan (?), 0 Dutch ruppen? rip: to
rippen hem & rsefen Orm. 10212; rupten (pret.) La'^.
10584.
rure, ASax. hryre, from reosen, fall, owl and night.
1162.
rusche, MHOerm. rusche, rmh (risk), ^tcirpua'^, rel.
arti. 1,6; rusche, rische prompt, parv. 435; riBche (rishe)
vis. P. P. 2422; Chauc. r. r. 1701; reache Oow. conf. am.
1, 180; s. 8. Wr. 2884; lud. Cov. 170; rushes (pi.) P. P.
p. 526; risches flicA. 6038.
ruschen, cinp. ASax. hryac (irruptio), rush, ruerei
rushes (pres) avow. Arth. IV^ 11; ruached (pret.) Mor. a.
p. 2, 368; rusheden Wicl. gloss.; rushing (part) Ckauc.
C. t. 1643.
rusel, ASax. hnrael, „adeps", Wr. voo. 87.
rusien, ASax. hryaian, OSax. Goth, hrisjan? shake:
pe eorde gon t6 rusien La^. I594(i; he gon to rusien
sw^ pe runie wulf 20122; riseden (rusede) bumen 2691T.
rust, ^Saw. rust, OSa^. OHGerm. rost, ruat, nrubigo",
prompt, parv. 439; a. r. 160; Furn. p. r. I. p. 183; pr.
consc. 6570; met. hom. 106.
rustin, ASax. rustian, OHGerm. rosten, rust, „rttbi-
ginare", prompt, parv. 439; rusten a. r. 344; ruste Chauc.
C. t 604.
rusti rusty, nrubiginoaua", prompt, parv. 439; Chauc.
C. t. 620.
r lit en (routin), ASax. hrfitan, OFris. hrUta, Olcd.
hriota, OHGerm. riozan? rout, „3tertere", prompt, pan-
438; route (r. id. wipoute) mugire, Chauc. Trail. 3592;
Rich. 4304; routep atertit, Chaua. C. t 3647; ruten fotS
proruenint, Kath. 2031.
:,,G00gIf
rupe . 471
rupe, A8aa. hrydda, MHGerm. riide (moloasus)? rith
Mor. a. p. 2, 1543.
3& (saa), Olcel. s&t, ao, „fina*', Hailiw. diet. 700; boo
prompt, pare. 462; so Havel. 933.
sad, ASax. Bffid, OSax. sad, Olcel. sadr, 6fo(A. saps,
OHQerm. sater (ia(wr), aat?, arad'ate, solid, Jirm, grave,
prompt, parv. 440; ioj. 20330; iiand. 159; Chauc. C. t.
4565; selden i am sad pat semli (maide) for te se Wr.
spec. 29; of worldes winne sad Mapes 341; hit was god
and sad Skoreh. 146; strong, sad and sound Goto. oonf.
am. 3, 92; pe sadda (for Bade?) man vis. P. P. 4964;
sade (pi.) owl Olid night. 452; ! ne hadda slSpt sadder
via. P. P. 2479-.
sadli sadly, Chauc. C. t. 897G; Mor. a. p. 3, 442.
sadnesse sadness, gravity, Shorek. 52.
3 a d e 1 , ASax. sadol, Olcd. Bodull, OHQerm, satol ,
saddle, Iw. 422; vis. P. P. 2115; sadil prompt, parv.
440; Chaac. C. t. 2164; sadele (dot) La^. 6473; sadles
(pi.) Artk. and Merl. 3881.
sadelbowe saddle-bow, rel. ant. 1, 176 ; Arth. and Merl. 8168.
sadelere (aadiler) saddler, Wr. hoc 212.
sadelien, ASax. sadelian, saddle, La^. 13530; sadulde
(pret.) Octav. 1198; sadeled (part.) vis. P. P. 1222.
sadien (sade), ASax. sadian, OHOerm. saton, aade,
satiate, Furn. p. XXX, 4; saddin „solidare", prompt, parv.
440; to sadde us in billve vis. P. P. 6100.
sae, ASax. see, Olcel. saar, OSasc. OHOerm. s6o gen.
sewes, Goth, saivs, sea, Orm. 14796; ssa, sea La^. 123 di
12005; sea (see) Katk. 1800; see Wr. treat. 137; bi pire
see owl and night. 1762.
Sffiflod Laz- 2630.
s6eflot(6) LaT,. 4530.
ceebound Alis, 6669.
seemon La^. 1165.
semSwe „fultca", Wr. voc. 189; eknsyii(«i) „alcedo", prompt,
pare. 452; seniSwe Lidg.'m. p. 2Q3.
sserime -£03. 6216.
saestrond ia^. 9235.
saed (sed), ASax. sted, OSax. sftd, Oicei. sid, OHOerm.
skt, from s&wen, aeed, rei. ant. 1, 129; Own. 5070 ; Wr.
treat. 138; (seed) Chauc. G. t. 598; pet zSd of/enft. 14S.
"^ > prompt, parv. 461.
i^vGooglc
472 siBden
saeden (sfidin), ODtUch saeden, seed, ^sementarr".
j^ompt. parv. 451.
sael, ASax. ssel, sel, Olcel. stell, Ooth. sela, happy,
good, La^. 1234; sSl h. m. 47; bgn ye aSle, bfin ye wrope
Alia.7iS0; selere (compar.) La'^. 21166; compos, i-, unssele.
sael (sel), ASax. aajl, Olcel. aaala, seel, happiness,
opportunity, seasen, La'^. 24104; Orm. 14304; sf. gen. 417^
Hartsh. m. t. 69; lud. Gov. 275; s. a. c. XX, 13; sSle
Jftw. a. p. 3, 5 ; ««ow. Arth. LXIII, 2 ; s6te (dot.) owl
and night. 951; selden sa! he bSa on sele rel. ant. 1, 180.
saeli (sell), ASax, saslig, OSax. salig, OHOerm. s&li-
ger (leottts, fAvm), seely (silly), happy, „felix", prompt,
parv. 452; Ao(A. 1421; a. r. 352; ps. 2, 13; pr. come.
6810; 3for. a. p. 1, 658; jfoM X«3. US4*; OAawc. C i.
14923; s61i child is sone ilered Bek. 158; s41i wif, what
eilep pe W>. an. ii(. 10; simple, poor, Rob, Glouc. 33, 6;
Havel ill; Chauc. C. t, 3601; Wr. p. s. 194; cr. P. P,
879; 4 sfili litil clout Mand. 293; sili j*. s. Wr. 1361;
compos, i-, unsGli.
s61ihche happily, a. r. 184; s^lili^ Orin.. 17318.
selinesae happiness, Ohauc. Trail. 3662.
s€lehde happiness, La^. 25136; seluhde a. a 354;
s61hde Kath. 8!i5; A. m. 39.
selpe, ^SoiC. saeld, OB.Germ. salida? happiness, Orm.
3851; rel. ant. I, 181; R^n spec. ZZ; Havel. 1338;eom^s.
unsslpe.
saete, ASax. aseta, OHGerm. aazo, /rw« sat, inhabi-
tant, in compos,
saete, ASax. ssete, Olcel. seeti. seat, sedes, Orm, 11961 ;
efite ret. songs IV, 70; Skorek. 149; ps. 44, 7; pr. consc.
9318; Degrev. 1463; aeete Jtfor. a. p. 2, 92; Lidg, m, p.
98; compos, kinessete.
saete, ASax, (and)sEete, MHGerm. (ant)s£e?e; cmn-
pos. andsset*.
saggen, LGerm. sakken, .iag, prompt, parv. 440.
sa^e (sawe), ASax. s-Age, OHGerm. saga, Olcel. siig,
saw, „serra", prompt, parv. 441; Wr. voc. 181; cr. P, P.
1502.
Base, ASax. saga, Olcel. OHGerm. saga, saw, dicfwm,
ia3. 26345; st. gen, 4163; sawe (sase, sahe) a. r. 56;
sawe Chauc. C. t. 1165; sacram. 393; such wonder nas
never ih^rd in sawe c. of. I. 619; saghes (^p^ ps. 18,4;
L.OOc^lC
sa^el 473
Bahsn Kaik. 358; sawen ret. arU, 1, 171; Salomons sawes
vis. P. P. 4767; compos, bisawe.
sajel, ASax. SRgaX, sail fsowl), staff, stake, La'^. 12280;
„sowel JvJitia", Wr. voc. 94.
sasel, ASax. aagol; compos, sopsawel.
sa^en (sawin). Olcel. saga, OllOerm. sagon, saw, „ser-
rare", prompt, parv. 441; sajeil rel. ant. 1, 223; sahede
Mark. 22.
sawer sawer, Wr. voe. 212.
saht, ASax. Sffiht, Olcel. sAttr, reconciled, at peace,
Wr. p. a. 214; sa^t Mor. a. p. 1. 52; saght Iw. 3398;
sauht (aaujt) c. of I. 52; saught Trist. 3, 45; saut Wr.
an. lit. 8; sseht La^. 5114; sahte Orm. 5731; Wr. spec.
47; 803t? St. gen. 1934; compos, i-, Ulisaht.
sahte, ASaa:. sadht, Olcel. s4tt, ssett, amity, peace;
sfflhte (sahte) Lai,. 9844; sethte (sahte) a. r. 250 (fe 258.
sahten (sauhten), ASax. sehtian,' Olcd. saetta, recon-
cile, make peace, c. of. I. 546; saughte Gam. 150; seite
Bob. Glouc. 533, 15.
sahtlen, ASax. sahtlian, reconcile, make peace, Onn.
351; (we) saghtle pr. consc. 1470; je sau^tle Degrev.
1757; aastled Mor. a. p. 2, 1139; saghteld Iw. 3952.
sahtnesse reconciliation, Orm. 3515; sauhtnesse c.
of I. 474 ; sahtnesse, ssehtnesse, sehtnesse La^. 2809,
8262 <6 30137; seihtnesse (sachtnesse) n. r. 120 <fe 426.
sahtniec reconcile; saughtne vis. P. P. 2081; sseht-
nien (sehtne) Laj. 8776; seibtni (sachtai) a. r. 28; eastnii
(imperat.) ant. Artk. LII, 10.
saim, Ital. saime, saim (seam), lard, Halliw. diet. 702;
seim a. r. 412.
sak, ASax. sscc, OHGerm. sach, Olcd. sebkr, Goth.
sakkus, Lot. saccus, Gr. aaxxo;, sack, Ckauc C t. 4015;
sac Fum. p. XVIl, 186; sek Iw. 2032; ps. 29, 12.
sake atriver; compos, wipersake.
sake, ASax. sacu (lis), OSax.sa.ch (lis, causa), OHGerm.
sacha (lis, causa, res), Olcel. sok (lis, causa, injuria, res),
sake, contest: pat he wid Romleode summe sake arSrde
La^. 26290; chaste an (an^ sake owl and night. 1158;
cause, St. gen. 1392; Rob. Br. 135, 24; for hire sake a.
r. 4; wipate (withoaten) sake y,sine causa", owl and night.
1428; ps. 3, 8; guilt, Trist 2, 93; Mor. a. p. 1, 799;
met. horn. 130; sake & sinne Orm. X335.
..L.oo^lc
474 ' aakeQ
sakles, Olcel. saklauss (innoceas), sacklesx, Iw. 2526; Rob.
Br. 18.', 14; Mar. mir. pi. 146; saclies Orm. 190.0; aaciss
at. gen. 916.
saken, A8ax. OSax. sacaa (certofe, increpare), Goth.
sakan (fiaxeaSat), OHGerm. sachen (litigare, ina-epaz-e),
sake; compos, for-, of-, widsaken.
aakken sack; sakked (part.) Okauc. C. t. 4068.
Bal, ASax. 8Eel, OHOerm, sal, Olcel. salr, Aoii; sale
(dot.) Wr. spec. 26; Amw 444;Afon a. p. 2, l07;Pcrccw.
1586; I. c. c. lU; compos, l^fsal.
sale, ASax. OHGerm. sala, We, nvenditto", prompt,
pare. 440; toi7^ afK^ invent. 31.
Booie (sol?), ASax. 841, 0/cei. OHGerm. seil, soZe
(savi), restis, prompt parv. 463.
salghe, jdSor. s^h, OHGerm. 8al(a)ha, iat. saliz,
saUow (sally), „salia:"f Halliw. diet. 703; salwhe prompt,
parv. 441; salyhes (pL) ps. 136, 2*; salwes Okauc. C. t.
6237; salewis Wid. gloss.
salt, ASax. aealt, OSaw. OTcd. Goth, salt, OHGerm.
salz, soif, W, a r. 138; Orm. 1002; 7w. 2047; uw. P. P.
10484.
salt, ..JSoa;. sealt, Oloel. saltr, «aZt, nSoZsus", prompt,
parv. 441; pel b^o som d61 salte Mand. 156; I)e salte s^
jffaorf. 1305; salte t^res Chauc C. t. 1282.
saltin salt, nsalire", prompt, pare. 441; salte Mand.
149.
salve, ASax. sealf, OHGerm. salba, saire, a. »-. 124;
Otoi an«? night. 886; CAawc. Twd 5613; salfe Orm. 6477.
salfen, ASoar. sealfian, Goth. OHGerm. salbon, salve,
ungere, Orm. 9427; salve (imper.) Marh. a; saWede (pret.)
vis. P. P. 11019; isalved (paH.) a. r. 274.
sal we, ASax. saXa, Olcel. solr, 0 Dutch salawe, OHGerm.
salawer (fuscas), saUow, prompt, parv. 441.
sam, som, Olcel. samr (idem), Sanscr. HIW (similia)
Bopp'a gloss. 36S, Gr. Ofxot? compos, buh-, glad-, h&l-,
hand-, h€r-, 14d-, luf-, wun8om(-sinii).
samried, ASax. samraed, Olcel. samrsda, of the tame counsd.
somrsdnease concord, a. r. 254.
BomrOne commwningf La^. 27143, 28711 <fc 29502.
Bftm-, ASax. OSax. sftm-, OHGerm. skmi~. Lot. sSmi-,
Gr. ^|jii-, saTn-.
samded half dead. Bob. Glouc. 163, 19.
:, Google
same 476
same, OHGerm. Goth, sama, Maine, via. P. P. 1464;
^Ttrn. p. XXV, 178; pat same lond Rob. Br. 136, 7; of
pe Bame tree Mand. 11; of pa Rame stones Orm. 9914;
pe some rel. ant. 2, 281.
(samed) somed, ASax. samod, somod, OSax. samad,
GolJi. samap, together, La^. 2906; pet halt pe g6de somed
a. r. 254; soinet Mark. 15.
samen, ASax. OSax. Olcei. OHGerm. saman, Goth.
samana, together, Orm. 377; at. gen. 40; Iw. 1417; Rob.
Br. 88, 6; Mor. a. p 2, 400; s^me Degrev. 1396; somen
Kath. 532; h. m. 43; avow. Artk. XXVII, 9; at somne,
ASax. set samne (somne), OSax. at samne, together, toj.
24146; to BOmoe, OHGerm. ze samana, id., LaT,. 1393;
to samen Orm. 649; in same id.. Rich. 4386; li beaua
diac. 2097; i some Rob. Glottc. 40, 10; c. of I. 1418.
samnen, ASax. samnian, somnian, OSax. samnon,
OHGerm. samanon, aam, aasemble, oolleot, Orm. 3286;
samne Mor. a. p. 2, 53; somnien La^. 30628; someni
Rob. Olouc. 5fi8, 7; samenand (prea. part.) pa. 32, 7;
samned (pret.) Rob. Br. 3, 5; samned (pret. part.) Amis
415; samened Haoel. 2890; compos, isamnieu,
sameiiiiig, ASax. samnung, aaaembly, st. gen. 458;
Rob. Br. 164, 26; somminge k. m. 9.
sand, ASax. sand, sond, Olcel. sandr, OHGerm. sant,
sand (aond), Orm. 14802; Chau^. C. t. 3746; 80nd a. r.
402; at. gen. 2718; Mand. 234.
sande, ASax. sand, sond (miasio, legatusf), MHGerm.
sande (miasio), aending, meaaage, measengerf met. kom. 8;
he sent his sande fra tonne to tonne lavmh. 689; sand
Triat. 3, 5; sande, sonde Z/a^. 3125 & 4971; sonde a. r.
190; a. s. Wr. 340; karrou). 150; Mor. a. p. 1, 942 ; s6ne
se hire sonde com a.^a,\\i Katk. 153; „sondmis8io", prompt.
parv. 4G4; gon on sond Ipom. 2283; of ever ilc sonde
(meat sen! in) at. gen. 2295; hper beod piiie disches mid
pine sw^te sonde rel, songs V, 106; sonden (pi.) La'^.
4661; a. r. 246.
sandi, ASax. sandig, aandy; soadi Mand. 3 4
sang, ASax. sang, song, OHGerm. sang, Goth, saggvs,
song (aang), Orm. 3923; Iw. 396; pr. conaa. 9254; Mar.
mir.pl. 151; zang ayerdi. 60; song Mark. 2; Owf ond
»i^A(. 713.
sannen, Olcel. sanna, prooe, Orm. 11289.
. C.ooglf
476 sap
sap, ASax. ssep, OHGerm. saph, saf, sap, transact. 18,
25; pet zep ayenh. 96.
s4pe, ASax. aApe, OHGerm. seipha, soap, HcdUw.
diet 705; sope a. r. 66; Rob. Gtouc. 6, 19.
s&r, JSaa;. Oicei. s^r, Goth, sair, OSair. OHGerm.
sSr, sore, ^ai'ji, g'/'ie/i ^a*^- H70; pr. consc. 3635; he
bafde sorse & sSr Lnj. 7998; s6r a. r. 376; st jtcti. 512
<fe 3027; PFr.p. s. 159; ^iw. 4397; jffaueZ. 234; Mor. a.
p. 1, 130.
3&r, .ilSaa-. sAr, 0/crf. 8&rt, OSacc. s&t, OHGerm. s&rev,
aore, grievous, painful, Pei-ceo. 1078; pr. consc. 1775; saer
La^. 7858; sor a. r. 208; sfir? Mapea 33&; sare (adv.)
Mark. 17, 18; Orm. 3809; Perceo. 1114; ssere him gro-
mede ia^. 4598; sore st. gen. 1166; c, of I. 314; sore
wfipte schfi Ckauc. C. t. 148; sJlrure (compar.) La^. 149;
sftrre a. r. 112; A. m. 27; sorest (superlat.) a. r. 382.
s&rlic (sorlich) sorely, La^. 38457; sserliche (ado.) 6805.
R4ri3, jlSoiC. sarig, OHGerm. sSrager, sorry, Orm. 8945;
s&tiLa^. 166; Mark. 17, 14; pr. come. 3468; Percev. 158;
sori „tristis", prompt, parv. 466; a. r. 88; oioi and night.
992; Bo6. Giouc. 52, 7; s/. ^cm. 974; vis. P. P. 5753; &
s6ri wSd TTr. p. a. 203; sArier (compar) Iw. 2126; sori-
ure a. r. 310.
sfiriliche sorrily, Mark. 11, 32; shrill Ito. 431; sseriliche
Xas- 6670; soriliche a. r. 224.
SEerimSd sorry minded, La'T,. 2^Q(iT ; sovxvasA owl and nigkt.
1216; St. gen. 3520.
saerinease (sorinisse) sorriness, La^. 9395; sdrinisse
Bek. 1943.
sat, ASax. sset, OSax. Olcel. Goth, sat, OHGerm. saz,
("prrf^ sw(, Orm. 5807; Bek. 1186; Ghauc. C(. 617;BwjA.
3454; Perce!). 968; Z^'if^. m. y. 12; sset (sat) X03. 9692;
set Kath. 189; pu s4te a. r 338; sseten Odm. 15560; s§-
ten a. n 258; Rich. 3471; sgte Trwi. 1, 50; M sfite a
doun Brand. 6; sete (Wftj.j Bek. 1213; seten, 4Saa!. se-
ten, Gotk. sitans, OHGerm. (ge)aezener. (part.) sitten,
Chaue. C. l. 1454; 9. a. Web. 2649; siten p$. 126, 2;
compos, iseten; denv. sitten, ssete, set, setten, aetel.
S'ater, see Or. myth. 226 and Kemble's SaL a. Sat. 127.
Saterdaj, ASax. Sseterdsg, ODutch Saterdag, Saturday,
Orm. 4350; Saterdai Fum. p. IX, 199; vis. P. P. 2500;
Sffltterdasi X03. 13933.
.L,oo.^lc
sauTen 477
sauvan, Fr. sauver, save, a. r. 98.
savour, OFr. savour, savour, Mor. a. p. 2, 510; pr.
conac. 656; savur a. r. 102.
s3.wen, ASax. sApan, Goth, saian, sow; s6weii Bob.
G/oitc. 496, 6; st. gen. 2347; vis. P. P. 3585; sApen (prea.)
Orm. 5071; 84wen pa. 125, 5; sfiw (pret.) vis. P. P.
8778; sfiu Bob. Glouc. 470, 5; Mapen 347; 7ne(. Aom. 145;
seowen Fum. p. VIII, 11; seowen (sfiwen) Zoj. 1941
sewe floJ. Olowc. 21, 13; sAwen (part) pr. conac. 445
sowen CAa«c. C. t. 13790; iBOwen via. P. P. 3589; isftwe
Shorek. 27; fieriw. S£eii.
sftple, .diSoic. sap{e)l, sftul, 0/cei. sftla, OSaa;. 3&)ls,
OHQerm. s61a, GoiA. saivala, sow/, Mark. 3; .ffafA, 215;
Om 1555; siwle Mor. a. ^j. 2, 1599; silule Las- 27634;
Shoreh. 41; /sMWift. 733; an(. Artk. XVIJ, 12; mi sftule
heie (s&ulehele?) Kcfc (Aes. 1, 167; soule a. r. 10; Wr.
treat. 139; b(. ^cm. 486; CJiauc. G. t. 9010; pe sou le love p
pe bodi so, pat nevere heo nule him wende fro c.
ofl. 1169; zftulen (pi.) ayenb. 1; soulen «. n 30; siplene
(gen. pl.f) heale Mark. 6.
sax, .^^oa;. seax, Olcel. sax, OHQerm. sahs, saar,
^^£; sax (sex) £03. 15214; SEexe (dat) 5034; saxes,
sexes (>i^ Bob. Glmic. 125, 6 <fe 144, 12.
scabbe, ASax. scaebb, scab (shab), prompt, parv, 442;
shab Wicl. glosa-; scabbe (dat.) Chauc. C. I. 13778; scab-
bes (pi) vis. P. P. H091; ahabbes Wr. p. s. 239.
scald, Olcel. skald, poet; skaldes (pi.) Orm. 2192,
scald in, ODutch scbauden, Ital. scaldare, scald, „ae-
atuare", prompt, parv. 442; scalden Hick. thes. 1, 229;
pr. consc. 6576; scoldep ayenb. 66; scaldand ps. 82, 10-;
schaldinde a. r. 246; iskalded Chauc. C. t. 2022.
scale, ASax. scalu, scealu (pviamen, lanx), OHQerm.
scala (patei-a, concha, gluma), ODutch acbale (putamen,
squama, concha, lanx, patera), Olcel. skal (patera, lanx),
scale (shale), „s^tama", prompt, pare. 442; rel. ant. 1, 7;
mile wes i pere scale (scole) Lot,. 1182; & disch ine hia
fine bond & k scoale (skale, schale) in bis oder a. r. 214;
scole H^anx", prompt, parv. 449; 9. boUe ojjer a scole
Mor. a. p. 2, 1145; schale testa, pvtamen, prompt, parv.
443; I. c. c. 30; in cupp(e) and schal(e) met. horn. 120;
scalen (pi.) squamae, La^. 21304; scales Gow. conf. am.
1, 275; compos, iiutescale.
:.,C.OOglc
478 Boalle
scalle, Olcel. skall; (aincipKt, calvities), tcail, „aquama'',
Wr. voc. 179 <fe 222; Chauc. works ed. Tyrich. 439;
Halliw. diet. 959; calvUies, prompt, parv. 442.
scant scant, „^arciM", prompt, parv. 442; skant Mar
mil: pi. 78.
scarre, Fr. escarre, soar, „7-ima^, prompt, paro. 442.
scam, OHGerm. acern (acurrHitas), ODutch scheme
(ludibrium), acorn, La^. 17307; skarn Orm. 4402; scorne
nderisio", prompt, parv. 450; skorue Mand. 212; schorn
(scarn) tt. r. I08<& 290; schorne (dat.J Wr. s. a. c. XII, 27.
scornhche Bek. 710.
acarnen, OlJOerm. scernon, 3com, rel. ant 1, 176;
scoriiin „dertdere^, prompt, parv. 450 ; scorne vis. Jp. P.
1045; schorned (pres.) a. r. 248; scornade (pret.) Sek.
80; scorned Itob. Br. 278, 10; schemed dep. of U. 22,
26; skarned (pari.) Onn. 7397; scorned Mand. 14.
scornere scorner, vis. P. P. 18624; acoranre prompt,
parv. 450.
scate, Olcel. skata, scats, statue, prompt, parv. 443;
rel. ant. 1, 81; achate Wr. voc. 254,
scaterin, ASax. scaterian, ODutch schateren, schete-
ren (atridei-e, spargere), scatter (shatter), „spargere", prompt,
parv. 443; achaterande Gaw. gloaa.; skatered „dissipavif^ ,
pa. 17, 1.5; skatered (part) Chauc. C. t 12842; skaterd
pr. consc. 4996; schaterid apol. 81; ischatred Arth. and
Merl. 553.
scade, ASax. scada, aceada (homo pemiciosua, lalro),
OSax. scatho (id.), Olcel. skadi (noxaj, OHQei-m. scado
(damnum), acatke, .noxa, damnum, La^. 1923 & 10693;
rel. ant. I, 221; at. gen. 302; (scape, skape) WV. an. lit.
8; via. P. P. 1470; Chauc. C. t. 448; Rick. 5002; Bob.
Br. 87, 14; Mor. a. p. 2, 21; avow. Arib. XV J, 12;
scaye (escape?) prompt, parv. 443; schape IMll. gloss.;
compos, wald-, wodescade.
scadeded Las- 29578.
skapeltes scatkleas, Orm. 11356; scapelBs ant. Arth.
XXXVII, 4.
scap(e)licli, OHGerm. scadellh, noxious, Chauc. I. g. ic
1368.
scadewerc La-r^. 1647.
s c a p e 1 , Goth, skapuls, OJJGerm. scadeler, acaddle,
■ , Mor. a. p. 3, 156.
=dbvGoogIf
scadi 479
scadi, ASax. scredig, noxious? cotnpos. unshapij?
Bcapien (scayin, scsX\an), Abax. sceadiao, Goth, (ga)-
skapjan, Olcel. skada, OHOerm. scadon, acathe, nocere,
prompt, parv. 443; scaped (preO Mor. a. p. 2, 1776;
ekaped dep. of K. 11, 26; s^ped (part.) Orm. 4964.
scof, OFris. schof, from schliven? cmp. Olcel. skop
(irrisio), OButck HChop (ludihrium), scoff, Alts. 6986;
scoffes (pi.) ayenb. 128.
s c 6 g h , Olcel. skogr, wood, silva ; scoghea (pi) ant.
Ara. V, \.
scolde scold, jurgatrix, prompt, parv. 449; vis. P. P.
13624; ei-l of T. 653; Hardw. poem 51, 4.
8 C 0 1 d e n , connected with OOwtch sdielden, OHOerm,
sceltan? scold, jurgare: to scome and to scolde vis. P. P.
1045.
so die, ASax. scolu, OSax, scoltt, Olcel. akoli, OHGerm.
scuola, school (shoal), vis. P. P. 14471; Chauc. C. t. 125;
k scoole (examen) of fishe promyf, parv. 450*.
scop, ASax. scop, OHGerm. sco^ from schapen, poet;
scopes (pi.) La^. 30615; compos. leodsc!)p. ■
scope, Sioed. skopa, MHGerm. scbuofe, scoop, „alveo-
lus", prompt, parv. 450.
score, ASax. scor, Olcel. skor, score, prompt, pars.
450; be (by) taile and be score Launf.- 419; tfin score
vis. P. P. 5972; pritti score Arth.. and Merl. 8109;
schore dep. of R. 9, 24; Ani shore fir hoi or reft Chauc.
r. r. 2660.
scorklin „ustulare'*, prompt, parv. 450.
scorknen scorch; scorcned (part) Orm. 1474.
scot, ^iSfua:. 8c(e)ot, OFris- schot, MHGerm. scho;,
from scheoten, scot (shot), tributum, Rob. Glouc. 296, 18;
Wr. p. s. 71; Octov. 1282; pet scot ayenb. 51; schot Wr.
s. a. c. LXXIV, 73.
scotten, MHGerm. scho?;en, take part: 3e schulen
scott«n mid him of his blisse ine heovene a. r. 348; pet
nule scotten i de lure ase eft i de hi^eate 360.
scoute, OFr. escoute, acout, s. s. Wr. 2213; lud. Gov.
136.
skratt(e), OIceL skratti, OHGerm. scraz, scrat, her-
mapkroditus, Wr. voc. 217.
scrattin, scratchin acrat (scratch), scabere, prompt,
parv. 450; acratte pr. cortac' 7378; scratted a. r. 186*.
L.oo.^lc
Bcreamen acream, h. m. 37; scrSmep Wr. p. s. 158. '
serene screen, Wr. voc. 197 <& 260; prompt, pare.
450.
scrippe, Olcel. ski'eppa, scrip, „pera", prompt, pare.
450; Horn 1069; vU. P. P. 3574.
scriden, ASax. scridan, Olcel. skrida, OSax. scridan,
OHGerm. acTit&n, go, pass, La^. 10799; skri[>e Min. 20;
scrftd (ptet.) £05. 5109; compos, purhscrlden.
scrubben, Dan. skrubbe, LGerm. schrubben, scrwfc;
scrobbep (pres) Alts. 4310.
scu(6), scuw(e), ASax. scu(p)a (umbra), Olcd. skuggi
(skygge)? shade, screen, prompt, parr. 450 <£: 468; skuwes
(pl)^ Gate, gloss. 411.
scuften r= scbiften!* leten riht scuften (sufte) L03.
4131.
acul. OHGerm. scelaher, Olcel. skialgr (Miquus)?
sculBijed, ASax. sceoleged, strabo, Wr- voc. 89. .
BcAlea, Dan. skule, LQerm. scbAlen, Dutch schuilen,
scowl; acoule prompt, pare. 450; skoule pr. consc. 2225;
schillen a. r.- 210.
8 c u 1 k e n (sculke), Dan. skulke, LGerm. schulken,
related to scAlen, <m luikeu to luren, sculk, ps. 38, 12;
skulkep Gow. conf. am. 2, 93; sciUkes pr. consc. 1788;
skulkand Roh. Br. 242, 10.
sculkere sculker, rel. ant. 1, 138; seulcare prompt
parv. 451.
sculle sindl, prompt, parv. 450; Bek. 2166; skulle
Chauc. C. t 3933; schuUe a. r. 296.
scdm, acorn, OHGena. scdm, OJcel. pkflm, scum, „spu-
iMo", prtmpt. parv. 449; acorn rel. ant. 1, 52; scome
(dat.) ayenb. 44,
. ecHreii (scourhi), Dan. skUre, Swed. skilra, scour, ter-
gere, prompt, parv. 450; scoure I. c. c. 9; schoure Alia.
3722.
scurf, ASax. scurf, scurf (scmf), prompt, pare. 451;
Bcrof Wr voc. 179.
s e u t e 1 (scotil), ASax. scutel, OHGerm. scuzel, scuttle,
Wr. voc. 233 & 257.
schade, ASax. sceadu, scead, OSax. scado, Goth, ska-
dus, OHGerm. scato, shade (^hadote), umb^-a, Rob. Glouc.
107, 4; Fui-n. p. 1, 38; Chauc. C. t. 4427; ssed atf^.
95; schadu (schadw) Horn eh. 526; ps. 22, i; scbadne
.L.OOc^lC
schadowen 481
Alis. 2628; scLadwe /itci. thes. I, 167; Bchadwe, scliadewe
Mand. 60 t& 144; sclieadewe a. t; 190; schadowe prompt,
pare. 443; sdiaAvic (dat.) Chauc. C. t. 4430; .gsede ayenb. 97.
scliadoweii, A8aa: sceadvian, OHGei-m. scatewen,
shadoie, „umbi-are", prompt, pare. 443; ssedui ayenb. 97;
schadewej) fpi-es.) Mand. 157; schadewede (pret) c of I.
875; schadowed Mot: a. p. I, 42; compos, bischadwen.
achaed, ASaa: 8c(e)^, OHOa-m. sceid, shed, diffe-
rence, diatinct'Oii, discernmeiit: shsed & sliil Orm. 5534;
ids bitpeneii 3mic & hem nan shsed 6229; scliead b& of
god & of. uvel Kath. 240.
schaede (schede), JSoir. scAde, OHQerm. sceide? sAe<i,
diolaioii, „discrmieii", Wr. voc. 179; scliide Halliw. diet,
726; schode Chauc. C. t. 2009; Arth. and Med 1480.
schaedels (schaedel ?) , LGemi. scliedels? division;
compos, gateschtdel, waterschudels.
shaeden, ASox. sc{e)&daii.;»-e(. seeod, OUGei-m. scei-
deu pret. scied, (?o(A. skeidan pret. skaiskaid, shed, divide,
separate, Onn. 1209; sclieadeii a. r. 270; schfide owl and
night. 197; Jiob. Br. 159, 18; Mor. a. p- 1, 411; schode
Gow. conf. am. I, 101; [echadde (pret) Orm. 3200; shad,
sad (part.) St. gen. 58 <fe '48]; compos, forscliteden.
shacding, OHGerm. sceidunga, division, separation,
Orm. IGS63; sclieding Tor. 518; schodinge j»'omjrf. parv.
447.
schneiieii, ASax. scwnan, Olcel. skeina.,' split; sceiien
La^. 31234; scjendeii (pret.) 5186; compos, toschfeiien.
schaere, ASax. scsere, O/ccf. skserr, sheer, clear, bare;
sk^re c. of I. i073; Lannj. 881 ; sch^re (sh^re, scere) purs
(pors) dai, Don. sk^rtorsdag. Brand. 16; Mand. 19; rci.
ajif. 1, 144; Lidg. m. p. 253; sacram. 398; 8c6re (^Z^
La-^. 47Sii <£ 12752; of blisse 30 beop skere f^. songs
IV, 78; skerc (adv) U beaus disc. 1914; ak^rre (comp.)
a. r. 314.
ahaejie, ASax. scffid, OHGerm. sceida, sheaih, Orm.
14C7.'); sCEede (sejie) La7^- 8177; schepe .Rob. Glonc. 135,
10; Maitd. 86; schethe, sch^ie prompt. jJai'V- 444; schede
s. (I. c. XVII, 5; iciUs and invent. 40.
schaft, ASax. sceaft, OSax. OHGerm. scaft, shaft,
Jiastile", p7-(.mj>t. parv. 443; Chauc. C. t. 1364; li- beans
disc. 930; sea; ft in 3, 6494; aaft s(. gen. 3899; scbafte
(dat) Fercev. 52 ; schaftes (pi.) Amad. Robs. L V, 6.
31
482 schaft
schaftmotide, ASax. sceaftmund, the length of half a fool,
Halliw. diet. 726; schaftmoiie Gnw. gloss.
s c h a f t , ASax. geac3aft , OHGei-m. gascaft , Goth.
gaskafts, from schapen, creation, creatvre, condition, „fig-
metttvm", ps. 102, 14; |)ulke schaft to underfonge c. of
I. C61; shaft vis. P. P. 5346; schafte Kot/i. 239; safte
(ace.) at. gen. 127; shafte (pi) Orm. 2>yff. 58; owl and
night. 786 ; scefte (scafte) Furn. ■p. VlII, 42 (Hick. thes.
], 223>; Bchefte Shorek. 35.
Bcha^e, Olcel. skagi (promontorittm) ? shaw, (dat.) Mor.
a. i>. 3, 452; schawe Goie. c<nif. am. 2, 45; Ckauc. 0. t.
4365 & 6968; Degrev. 1652; (acc.) Flor. 1504; schawes
(pl.) Alis. 6109; Min. 48; schawls Orph. 242j compos.
wudeschaje.
schailiii, jrom Oleel. skaga? sha,il, „digredi^, prompt.
pai-v. 443.
schakel, ASax. sc(e)acul (columharj, ODutch schakel
fanvlvs, macula), Olcel. skiikull (shigle), shackle; ^schakkil,
schakle numella", prompt, parv. 443 ; scheakeles (pi) a-
T. 94.
schaken (schakin), ASax. sc(e)acan, OSax. (scacaii)
pret. skoc, Olcel. skaka, shake, move, fiy, prompt, parv.
443; schake Alts. 4255; Flor. 1978; shake Wr. spec.
110; ssake Uoh. Qlouc. 218, 12; ayenh. 130; scake ^?-.
consc. 54; 0; ich muhta . . . scheken hfl.ni ofte of me a.
r. 344j schook (pret) Chavc. C. t. 22C7; schok, ssok RrA.
Glouc. '2 'if 21 & 203, 15; out of pe sadil he scliok (i: w.
tflk) Percev. 694; nes per n4ii biscop pat ford on his
wtei lie scoc La'^. 13246; schoke Rob. Br. 39, 16; schake
(part) Ckauc. 0. t. 408 ; compos, a-, at-, toschaken.
schaklin shackle, prompt, parv. 443.
schal, ASax. sceal, OSax. seal, OHGerm. seal, scol,
sal, sol, Olcel. Goth, skal, (piet. pres) shall (sail), Kath.
403; c. of I. 354; Mand. 26; Wicl John 4; hit sclial
punche |)e swete a. r. 136; schal, shal owl and night.
547 & 958; shal Orm. 155; it shal be knowe Gow. conj.
am. I, 229; seal (sal) La^. 1247; seal (sceal, sal) Fvm.
p. VIII, 13 <fe 45 (Hick. thes. 1, 222(6 223^; sal rel. ant.
1, 132; St. gen. 12; s. s. Wr. 268; Bob. Br. 37, 18; met.
horn. 11; be xal lud. Cov. 216; sehel Shoreh. 1; schalt
Kath. 516; shalt Orm. 157; pou shalt it wel finde vis.
F. F. 2224; xalt s. a. c. I, 6; schulen Kaik. 279; c.
Bchald 483
of I. 57; Wicl. John 1; je achuleii beon eritts, a. r. 166;
shulen Orv:. 159; seulen, sccUen (aollen) Zaj. 702 tfe 5417;
schulle Wr.irmt. 133; Uand. 6; sule //afe^. 24151; schole
-4/is.30; shulefsw5j^ Oz-m. 1833; ahuUe otol andnlghi. 4-12.
(schald) schold „6(mshs", prompt, paro. 447; pe water
\¥:is acheld Halliw. did. 730.
schalk, .4S(Kr. scealc, OSax. acalc, OFris. skalk, achalk,
OIlGerm. scale, scalh, Olcel. skalkr, (3o(i. skalks, serijant,
hnight. Wart. kiat. 2, 104; Mor, a.jj. 2, J029; scale L((3.19126.
sclialowe shallow, „bassiis", pyompl. par.: 447.
seliame, ASax. sc(e)ainu, 8c(e)oniu, 06W. OHOerm.
sc^ina, Olcel. akomm, shame, ,.pudor, vercomdia, ignomi-
nia", prompt, parv. 443; owl and night. 50; Bek. 11;
Shoreh. 35; shame Omt. 7284; scaiiie Fiirn. p. VIU, 84;
scame, scome (aame) La^. 448 & 3193; same si. gen.
254; schome iiTatA. 91; scheme and schonde ch-on. Engl.
329; sliome kcn-ow. 51; scheome a.' r. 60; .'lits. 7319.
sclianiefast ,.verccundus", prompt, paro. 443; Chmic. C. t.
13469; shamfast Orm. 2175; shamefast Hoed. /, 431;
Ivd. Cov. 124; ssamvest ayenh. 222.
sehamfastnesse Chauc. C. t. 842.
scheomeful shameful, a. r. 302.
scheomeleas shameless, a. r. 170; shameleas vis. P. P. 1 144,
scheomellch ignominious, a. r. 116; scomiiliche (p!.) La^.
20469; achamlTche (adv.) Triat. 2, 32; shameliche Fum.
p. i: I. p. 229; seliomeliche rd. songs VII, 9.
s c Ii a m i e n (schamin) , ASax. sc(e)amiaii , OHGerm.
seamen, Ooth. skaman, shame, pudere, „ve>-ecKndart" , pro^npt.
pai-v. 443; sehamen al mi Itinrede Chauc. C. t. 11869;
scamieii I'\irn. p. VIll, 83; seomien (sainie) /^aj. 25209;
])e schulde seheomien Mark. 7; sclieomen a. r. 312;
ahame|i Orm. 182S4; pai Bcharae „enibescaiU", pa. 6, 11;
schame |)e Chauc. r. r. 6479; scliamede „confmi'*,- rel,
ant. 1, 8; aliamedest wjfl. P. P. 1738; schamid and schent
Avd. 1 ; compos, a-, for-, ofscliamien.
schamil, ASax. sceamul, OHOerm. scamal, Lat. sca-
bellum? ahftmUe (skemmel), scahellvm, rel. ant. 2, 17 It;
schamel, sclieomcl a. r. ifiS*.
shande, ASax. se(e)and, sc(e)oiid, Goth, skau l.i,
OHOerm. scanda, scanta, disgrace, ignominy, Onn. Il95f);
schonde }iob. Glove. 65, 12; H'j-. p. s. 221; chron Engl.
329; sconde (sonde) La^^. 453; sond(e) st. gen. 271 1.
31*
484 schaake
schandllch ignominious, infamovs: schandllch werk Arth.
and Merl. 4286; wid scondliche deade iaj. 2274.
H c li a n k e , Aiiax. 8c(e)anca, anp. OEGenn. sciiica,
shank, „C)~us^, prompt, parv. 444; Itoh. li}-. 18!l, 12;
sceoiike \Vr. voc. 87; shaukea (j'l-) Orm. 4775; schaukes
Chauc. C. t 14613; Bconken io^. 1S76; schonken fl. n 258.
schap, ASax. gesceap, ODutck schap, Olcel. skap,
MHOerm. geschaf, shape (shap), „Jorma^, prompt, part.
444; Chauc. C. t. 18<J1; jie shap lie pe shaft vis. P. F.
7346; membrum genitale, Orm. 5937: ret. ant. 2, 28;
schape Katk. 449; scheape (dat.) a. r. 424.
scliapli shapely, Chauc. G. t. 374.
Bchapen (for schapien?), ASax. sceapaii(?), OlJOerii:
scafan (for scafian?), shape, Jormare, creare, Chauc. C. I.
2543; shape vis. P. P. 6436; shapep (pres.) Orm. 17583;
schape]) Mand. 160; schop, ASax. sc(e)6p, Goth, (ga)sk(jp,
OIIGerm. scuof, (pret.) Katli. 219; a. r. 138; S/iorek
147; Chauc. C. t. 7362; Amad. Hobs. XXXIX, ll; sKop
Orm. 1411; vis. P. P. 5288; scop (sop) iaj. 2C4G4; |)ou
shoope Em. 2; sdiopen Alls. 6970; shapeii (part.) Orm.
3561; echapen Chauc. C t. 1394; compos, for-, ischapen.
schapare, Olcel. skapari, OUGerm. scafari, shaper,
maker, pt-ompt. parv. 444; sbapperc vis. P. F. 11707.
schapien, ASax. sceapiau, Goth. (ga)8kapjan, Ohti.
skapa, shape; scbaped (pret.) Mor. a. p. 3, 247; shaped
(part) Haoel. 424; harrow. 196; schapid Chavc. V. t.
2325; iecheaped a. r. 200.
s c ii a r , ASax. scear, OHGeim. scar, from scheren,
share, nvomer'*, rel. ant. I, 7; Chauc. G. t. i!7Cl ; shaar
m. P. P. 1984.
schard (schordX ASax. sceard, Olcel. skard, sharJ
(sherd) , (ragmen, Wr. voc. 171; acherd, schord „testa'*,
prompt, parv. 445; Wicl. gloss. 38; sherd lacuna, Lidg.
m. p. 114; k dragon whSs scherdes schinen as Jie sonne
Gow. conf. am. 3, 68.
schare, jljSaa;. scearu, OHGei-m. scara, share, y-pubes",
Wr. voc. 246; Wr. treat. 139; schore Wr. voc. 148:
prompt, parv. 448; schere a. r. 272.
scharn, ASax. scearii, Olcel. akarn, LGeitn. schnrn
Br. 'lb., sham (shorn), stcrcus.
sharnbude Gow. conf. am. I, 173; scar(n)bude liV. wc.
255; ssaniboddes (pi.) ayenb. 61.
..L.oo^lc
scharp 48&
scharp, ASax. scearp, OSax. skarp, Olcel. skarpr,
OUGerm. scarfer, sharp, Mark. 9; AH?. 6536; Mand.
50; transact. 18, 33; sharp Or m, 9211: scarp £03. 30752;
sarp St. gen. 3577; scherp a. r. 212; Furn. p. XXI, 149;
sharpo salve vis. P. P. 14535; scharpe (adv.) owl and
night. 141.
scharpli sharply, prompt, parv. 444.
scharpin sharp, „acitve", prompt, pare. 444; scharpen
rel. ant. 1, 65; 8Charpe|) (pres.) Chaue. G. t. 3761 ;
scharped (pret.) ps. 63, 4.
scharpnesse sharpness, prompt, parv. 444.
sell at (sat), ASax. sceatt (sceat), OSax. scat, Olcel.
skattr, Goth, skatts, OHGerm. scaz, money, treasure, st.
gen. 795.
schavQ, ASax. sc(e)afa, OHGerm. scaba, shave „scal-
p)-um", prompt, parv. 444.
schavin, ASax. scafan, Olcel. skafa, OHGerm. scaban,
scapan, Goth, skabau, Lat. scabere, shave, „radere", prompt,
pare. 444; schafe Perceo. 209-5; schof (schoof) (pret.)
Wicl. gloss.; Ipom. 1640; schaven (part.) Mand. 33;
Chauc. r. r. 941; Mor. a. p. 2, 1134; schavin rel. ajt(.
1, 51.
schaive (schfiwe), ASax. sceatt (?), MHGerm. schouwe,
show, „mvnstratio", prompt, parv. 446.
schapen, ASax. sceapaii, OFris. skawia, skowia, OSax.
sea won, OHOerm. sca(u)won, scowon (spectare), show
(shaio, she'o), spectare, monstrare, Mark. 15, 6 ; sch&we
Mor. a. p. 2, 1599; mrf. horn. 96; scheawen a. r. 154;
scheawe (r. 'v. schreawe) Shoreh. 152; shEei>en Orm. 105;
schfiwen J/dMii. 279; Ech^viin prompt, parv, 446; shSwen
Qow. conf. am. 1, 50; sch^we Furn. p. IX, 159 ; ps. i, 6;
of his craft som what i wil you schewe (r. w. fSwe) Chauc.
C. t. 12547; so fair it was to sh§we h. of. f. 1305; shewe
vis. P. P. 212; (r. w. dewe) Lidg. m. p. 96; schowen
(r. w. ikn6weii) c. of I. 35; for t6 s& and for t6
shiwe (showe) (r. w. kii^we, lowe) Havel. 1698 & 2785 ;
schawe (pres.) Wart. hist. 2, 2 ; schSwe (imper.) Wid.
John 14; scawede, sciewede, sc6wede (sfiwede) (pret.) La;^,
1405, 2020(67241; schS,i)de, scheaude Kath. 885 & 915;
sseawede ayenb. 13; schewede Mand. 86; acb^wed. (part.)
Hob. Br. 8, 5; compos, ischawen.
scheauware, ASax. sceapere, OHOerm. scauwari
..L.oo^^lc
486 scheaf
(spectator), shower, mirror, a. r. 90; sseawere a'jenh. 81;
fichewere Alia. IS; shfiwer Uardw. poem 10, 5; scliewercs
(pi) Wid. glo»s.
scheaf, ASax. sceaf, ODiUdt schot' Ol/Germ. scoub,
ftvtii scMven, (Aco/" (akoaf); sliSf Chauc. C. t. 104; scliecf,
schof prompt. paiT. 444; sbxfes (pi.) Onn. 1431; sheve
(dat. pi.) otcl and night 455.
scheat, AScar. sceat, OFrw, akat, ODiUch schot, Oleel.
skaut, Goib. skauts, " OHGei-m. scoz, from scheoteu, vheat
(akeet), comer, lap, cloth; „scet ma.'itele", Wr. voc. 93;
schene under schete rel. ant. 1, 180.
scliediu, OFria. schedda (quatere)f cmp. also ODutc'i
schudden, OHGerm, acuttan, scutian (quatere), shed
(aheed), „eJjHndere", prompt, parv. 44 4; schede Furn, p.
XX, 69; sclieded (pnt) a. r. 160; slieded rei. anL 1, 128;
Bcbedeu Mand. 173; schedde (pret) Shoreh. 4; via. P. P.
11944; Wicl. John 2; god achedde his hlod fur alle men
a. r. 312; acedde rel songs VJI, 22; sced(d)« (sadde)
La^. 5187; mi brain schadde on pe ground a douue
Vek. 1578; shed (part) harroio. 37; scliad Shoreh. 20;
xad lud. Cov. 27"); isched a. r. 402; compos, utechedeii.
scheduuge shedding, a. r. 2(52.
schei, skei skeigh, prompt, pare. 444; see skig.
schelchine, MHGemi. achelkiu, from schalk, maid
servant, a. r. 390.
Bchelfe, ASax, scylfe, ODutch schelf, schelve, shelf,
„aniiarium", 2>rompt. paro. 445; schelves (pi) Chauc. V.
t. 3211.
schelle, ASax. scell, acyll, ODiUch schelle fsquamn,
concha), shell, putamen, „testa", prompt. pari>. 444; Alia.
571; Qow. conf. am. 3, 76; ahelle vU. P. P. 7085; schille
Wr. voc. 254; schellea (pi) Mand. 193; skellis Roh. Br.
M. 3, 416.
scheldrake sheldr,ike, prompt, p.iro. 444; rcZ. ant. 1, 84.
s c h e 1 1 e n (schillin), ODutch schellen, schillen, shell
(skill), „excoriicare*', prompt, parv. 440,
schench (scench), ASax. scene, ev.f, poculvm, s. s.
IVeh. 502; scenche (d<U) Burn. p. VIII, 167; sceuches
(pi) La-^. 19719.
sclienchen, ASax. scencan, Olcel. skenkja, OIIGerm.
scenchen, skink, pottr, Alis. 7581; shenchen rel. ant. 1,
ll3; scenchen La^. 14962; pe drink for to sclienche
.L.OOc^lC
schende 487
Roh. Olojic. lis, 12; aud water on him gan schenche
a. s. Web. 2247; „schenkin propinare", prompt, parv.
'145; sheiikest (pres.) Onn. 15403; schenchi|) Ckauc. C.
t. 9596.
schende, MHGerm. schende, disgrace?
scliendful iqnominioas, a. r. 122; Okaue. C. t. 13705;
scliindful Fiirn. p. IIII, 3G6.
sch8n(d)funiche vis. P. P. 1922.
schendlac ignominy, Kath. 1285; a. r. 106.
scbeii(d)schepe „ignominia", prompt, parv. 445; pr. consc.
7146.
schenden, ASax. scendan, OHGerm. scead&n, scentan,
front achande, shend, disgrace, confound, ruin, a. r. 316;
„schendiii confundere", prompt, parv. 445 ; shenden vis.
*I*. P. 7407; Ckauc. h. of f. 1016; sceiiden L05. 26569;
schende Bek 763; s. «. Wr. 501; lud. Gov. 52; shende
hat-row. 130; sclieudest (pres.) Mark. 7: schende (pret.)
Furti. p. XIX, 74; ahente Ho^-n 330; vis. P. P. 11944;
shent (part.) nt. gen. 754; shend & shamsd Orm. 1985;
compos, ischeuden.
ssendnesse, ASax. scendnyss, disgrace, Sob. Gloac.
342, U; schindisse Bek. 1302.
schene, ASax. sceiie, sceone, OFris. skfine, scone,
OSacc. sconi, OHGerm. sconer, Goth, akauns, sheen, bright,
fair, .Mark. 19, 14; Kath. 443; a. r. 100; Chaac. C. t.
115; Mor. a. p. 1, 1144; Isnmb. 550; Sf/iam. 6fi0; ant
Artk. VI, 2; sh6ne vis. P. P. 12912; m. Arth. F. 51;
(sheene) Li't^jr. at. of Th. iSOI; shgne, scone Orm. 3431
(fe 15665; 8c€ne Fitj-n. ;i>, Fi/2, 171; sceone, scone Xa^,
2299 (& 3093; achenre (comp.) Kath. 1661 ; a. r. 100.
a c h e 0 , ASax. seo ? Oixra. siu (aia), OHGerm. sin,
sia, sie, Olcel. sia, su? Go(A. si, so? sAc ^Ao), j4its. 151;
sdie Mand. 90; Tj-m*. 2, 50; Ckauc. C. t. 121; Eglam.
32; sch^, shfi .st. gen. 235 tfe 1925; sh€ vis. P. P. 927;
shS, shd Havel. 112 <fe 566; scho Iw. 198; )<. s. WV. 295;
Rob. Br. 10, 24; Perceo. 157; mrf. Aonj. 15; sUo pr. conac.
583; see se.
Bcheoh, ASax. sceoh, itftf fferm. achiech, aky; acheouh
a. r. 242; scheowe (pi.) ibid.
scheohten, MHOerm. schiu(h)?eu, scare? Bchdchted
(pres) a. r. 312*.
sceonien, ASax. Bceonian, ahun, i«3. 14872.
..Google
488 scheowelen
scheoteii, ASax. sceotan, Olcel. slciota, OHGerm.
sciozan, sltoot; sceoteii La-^. 313; Rcheten at. gen. 474;
sch^ten wiji bowe Mand. 15i; 8cli§tin promitt. pare. 445;
sheten Orm. 3839; sclieete Chauc. C. t. 3926; ss^te Rob.
Glotic. 377, 8; 8ch4te (pres.) s. ». Web. 1982; scheot o.
r. 60; schet Qow. conf. am. 258; hit schut forj) IFj-. (reof.
135; scheotett (impei-.J fortt sum pord /Ca(A. 812; scheat
(prct.) Mark. 4C; sceat, sctet (sSt) Xn^. 254 <& 50HI;
sch^t s(. j;e». 475; chron. Enffl. 57; s. a. c. X, 5G ; schet,
sset Kob. Gloiic. II, 8 <fc 537, 4; [sclictte J/w. 1806 (fc
2309; Ef/lam. 733;] schot (sdiot'r) In: l(i(i4 ; Percev.
2114; sciiten (Soten) Loj. 12574; shoteii HavcL 1838;
(shotten) yt». F. P. 14374; IticJi. 3988; schoten, schote
^iis. 2791 (& 5170; ssote Rob. Qlouc. 263, 14; coinpos.
ischcoteii; dtrio. scheat, schot, schute.
scheoweleii scare; compos, aschewelen.
(sc h c 0 w 1 e s) schewles (? printed scbawlcs), shSules
(? printed sliiieles), cmp. Germ, scheusal, some thing that
scares, owl and night. 1126 <fe 1646. (shewelles Nares'
gloss.)
scheowen (scMuoil), OHGerm. sciuheii Grab's sprsch.
6, 417, 0 Dutch scuw(;ii Maerl. rb. fjloss., shew (:ikeio), „iie-
mUire", rd. ant. 1, 7; esch§we, 0F>: eschever, eschieTer
Roquef. gloss., see Diez lob. 309, eschew, Mand. 61 ; eschiewe
Chauc. C. t. 9325; eschuwe vis. P. P. 3902; Furn. p.
.XXV, 121.
8chSp, ASax. sc§p, scetlp, OSax. fackp, OHGerm. scaf,
sheep, a. r. 122; j)et S-^Sp ayenb. 140; schgp (pi.) Wipl.
John2', shfip Orm. 3700; (h)^. wi^t(e) (h)ir norica sct-p
Hick. thes. 1, 225; scheapen (dat.pl.) La'T^. 1-516.
s!i6phirde shepherd, Orm. 3587; schephurde Bek. 213 1.
ssope, ASax. scipe (stipendium) ? \Vr. voc. 20, wages?
aijenh. IfiS & 180.
scheppen, schuppsn, ASax. scappan, scyppaii, Olcel.
sl<cpja, OHGerm. sceffan, from schapeii, create, make:
Hchoppyj) Skoreh. 5; scupte La^. 1951; shiipta \Vr. p. s.
238; sdiuptest Marh. 20; shiiptest harrow. 158; compos.
forschuppeu.
scheppeuil (seppende), ASax. sceppGiitl, st-yppend,
creator, rel. anf. 1,21!); suhiippend Kath. 305; schiippinde
a. r. 260; shippeud Orm. 346.
scheppare, MUGerm. schepftere, cveotor, rel. ant. 1,
schere 489
282; sseppeve aycnb. 7; shiippere rel. ant. 2, 229; schup-
pare «. r. 133; c. of I. 1510; ahuppare Wr. p. a. 238.
schere, OH&erm- scera, shear, nforfex*, prompt, parn.
i45; Chauc. 0. t. 2119.
scheren (scherin), ASax. OHQ-erm. sceran, Oloel.
ekera, shear, seeare, tondere, metere, prompt, paro. 445;
sheren at. gen. 2317; schere Kob. Gloua. 150, 23; Itich.
(•038; p». 83, 13; schar (-pret) Trtst. 2, 34; Amis 2298;
met. fiom. 55; of all(e) ps met(e) pat ache schar Degree.
801; scher Jt/BrA. 22; scSren ii^ij. 22291; schfi,re Rob.
Br. 221. 25; schorii (part.) Rich. 3001; compos, ischeren;
deriv. schar, schare, schire, score, schard,
scherer, OHGerm. scerari, sheai-er, „m€ssoi-", Ifr.
voc. 213.
schete, ASax. scete, sc^te, sAee(, „liTUeum", prompt,
paro. 415; IFtc/. -/o/iM 20; scheete Ohaac. G. t. 12S07,
acheve, MHGerm. schebe, from schaveii, ekim; sche-
wis (pi;) Wr. voc. 269.
achid, schide? ASax. scide? OFris. skid, (9/cei. skid,
MHQerm. schU, s^irfe, „teda, astula", prompt, parv. 446;
^iis. 6421; schtdes fitWi. 1385; jdrtA. and Merl. 531;
shides ffaoei. 917; via. P. F. 5437; Gow. conf. am. 1,
314.
schidren (schidren i"). Germ, seheiterii? shiver, break
to pieces; schider HaiUw. diet. 732.
schift, ASax. sc!ft(?), Olcel. skipt, sAj/(, ne(. horn. 96.
achiftin, ASax. sciftan, ODutck schiften, Olcel.
skipta, shift, „dividere, matare", prompt, paro. 446; schifte
Chauc. C. t. 56S6; skifte Amad. Web. 6J6; shifte (pret.)
via. P. P. 14259; shiftede sJ. gen. 1732; shifteden Orm.
470; schifted (part.) Arth. and Merl. 1482; compos, to-
schiften.
scliiggen, for schuggen? connected with echoggen,
ahig (ahug), akake; schigge prompt, parv. 446; he com
schigfg'jinge ayen Degrev. 345.
schil, ASax. scyl, ODutch schel, MHGerm. scheller,
shitl, sonorns, prompt, paro. 446; Wart. hist. 2, 41; Orpb.
478; schel lud. Coo. 180; schiUe harp6 owl and ni.gkt.
142; schille (ado) Trist. 3, 90; Hartah. m. t. 257 ; Octov.
563; Rob. Br. 80, 13; Eglarn. 300.
schil, skil, Olcel. sfeil, skill, discrimen, ratio, a. r.
204 (& 306; stil Ofm. 1652; si. yen. 1425; h. s. 113;
490 scMld
skil, skile c. of I. 489 tfe 1074; acliile Ud(j. m. p. 229;
akele (ace.) Skoreh. 154.
schild, ASax. scild, aceld, OSax. sciW, Gotk. skildus,
Olcel. skioldr, OHGeitn. scilt, ahield, scutum, Eglatn. 730;
scheld 01. r. 52; iiLeld owl and night. 1020; sseld ayei^.
I ; schJlde (dat) Octao. 825; schelde Kath. 810; Perceo.
52.
sceidtrume La5. IBSTl; scbeldtrome Octov. 1505;' schct-
trome Hick 5629; „3clieltrone acies", Wr. vnc. 2 40.
schilden, ASax scildan, Olcel. skilda, shield, protect,
defend, a. r. 82; achildeii Orn. 3794; -vis. P. P. 6432;
sildeu St. gen. 214; schilde k. of T. 537; sculded (prea.)
Fvm. p. VIIJ, 174; schilde (siibj.) owl and night. 1251;
Slide rel. ant. I, 132; schelde, schulde (imper.) SUorek.
84 <fe 87; scheld Arth. and Merl. 8; scilde (i)ret.) Lar^.
8431; compos, iscbilden.
schillen, OHGerm. scellaii (aonare), sound: wid schil-
linde stefne Marh. 19; it schilled into Jie cloude Arth.
and Merl 4750.
schilliD, Olcel. skiija (skille, separare)? separate,
„segregare", prompt, parv. 446; schille met. horn. 152;
skiled (2?art.) Oi-m. 1G860.
schilling, ASax. OHGenn. scilling, Olcel. skilliiigr,
Oolh. skilliggs, shilling, Trial. I, 28 ; met. horn. 141 ; Bhilling
Iw. 3058.
schimeren, Germ, schimern, Dutch schomeren, Swed.
skimi'a, shimmer, glimmer, glitter; achemered (pret.) Gaw.
gloss.; schimerinde (part.) h. m. 21.
schimeringe, OHGerm. scimeringe (crepusculum) ,
shimmering, glimmering, Mor. a. p. 1, 80; sfaemering Chauc.
C. t. Sp. Tyr. 4295.
schimien, ASax. scimian, OHGerm. sciman^ glitter;
schimede aot schAn Marh. 44; skimiiig? Alis. 1615.
schine, ASax. seine, OHGerm. scina, shiii, Chauc. C.
t. 388; shine Fui-n. p. r. I. p. 220; seine Wr. voc. 87;
scliene 184; shines (pi.) vis. P. P. 7418.
schinen, ASax. OHGerm. scinan, OSaa:. skinan, Olcel
skina, Goth, skeinan, shine, a. r. 364; schine Bek. 1409;
shltiep (pres.) Orm. 2138; 8cha,n (pret.) Marh. 2; shSn
Orm.. 16169; pr. consc. 6243; schon Cham. C. t. 198;
shinen Goto, cotif. am. 3, 68; sinen rel. ant. I, 209;
compos. bisclilDen.
i^vGooglc
Bchiagil 491
schiiigil, for scliindil, OflOerm. scindela, Lai. sciii-
(lula, scandula? shingle, prompt, pare. 448; AlU. 2^10;
schingles (scingles) Furn. p. XXXV, 57 (Hick. thea. 1,
231 J altd. U. 1, 397).
Bchip, ASax. scip, OSax. Olcd. Goth, skip, OHQenu.
scif, scef, ship (skip), van, navin, jirompl. pai-v. 446; a. r.
142; pat schip Roh. Br. 124, 11; ssip Bob. Glouc. 512,
22; to schipe lie weiule Bek 1825; scipe (i^.) La^. G182;
schipes Alis. 1511.
shipbreche, ODutck scliipbreke , „naiijr<igiuin^ , Wid. 2
Cor. M.
schipwrighte Alis. 36'i5.
schipe, schepe, schupe, ASax. scipe, acype, OSax-
skepi, skip, in the rompos. cwed-, fela3-, feond-, freond-,
3eap-, hard-, liford-, man-, schend-, treow-, war-, wurd-
schipe.
schipien, ASax scipiaD, ship, naoigare; schipe]) Jiw.
1495; shipede Horn 978.
Bcipie.n, Olcel. skipa (disponere, ordinare)f provide .^
La^. 20012.
schir, ASax. scir, OSax. skir, Ofcel. skitr, MUGerm.
schir, Qolh. skeirs, shire, clear, pare, prompt, paro. 447 i
a. r. 144; Launf. 247; Schlr, sir st. gen. 518 & 1835;
shir pr. consc. 0G13; shir water rel. ant. 1, 87; shir atter
Orm. 15383 ; k liht (ms. lith) ful sUr Uavel 588; 8cMr(e)
schome Katk. 1286; schire (pi.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1278;
schire (ado) Flor. 08; fey breiine . . . shire k. s. 12439.
scbtrliche purely, a. r. 154.
schire, ASax. scire, shire, county, prompt, parv. 447;
a. r. 331; Chauc. C. t. 586; sMre iiardw. poem 71, 2;
schireu (pi.) Rob. Glouc. 2, 20; sciren Lar^. 31995.
schirrSve sherif, Mark. 2; Chauc. C. t- 361.
schireii, ASax. sciran, Olcel. skira, skire, dear, niter:
word sciren Laj. 1C822: schired & brihted J)e heorte a.
r. 384; god. . . de sode shire si. gen. 2036 ; compos, isch J re n.
schirnesse purity, a. r. 386.
schitin, ASax. scitan, ODutck schiten, Olcd. skita,
MHGerm. schi^en, ekiie, cacare, prompt, para. 447; pei
shitep Alis. 5G70; compos, bischiten.
schive, ODutck achive, MHGerm. schibe, skive, round
slice, prompt, paro. 447; a. r. 416*; schlfe Wr. voc 241 j
schlves (pi.) I. c. c, 17,
=dbvGoogIe
462 schiven
schiven (schive), MHGerm. stMhen? push, Wid. gloss.
scliiver (schivir), ODutck scheyer, sliioer, prompt, pore.
447; Ckawc. C. t. 7422; shever iio. 3234; achevires (pi.)
Tor. 177; scifren (dat. pi) La-^. 4537,
6C h i V e r i n , ODutch sclieveren, shiver, prompt, parv.
447; schiveren (pres) Okauc. C. t. 2ii07; scheverid (part)
Bich. 5309; compos, toschiveren.
scho, ASax. 8c(e)6, OSax. scoh, Olcel. skor, Goth.
skSliS, OHOerm. scuoh, scuoch, shoe, calceus. Orm. 10438 ;
(schoo) prompt, paro. 447; rel. songs I, 29; Chauo. C. t.
9427; scha rel ant. 1, 83; schoon (pi.) vis. P. P. 9581;
Mand. 59; scheon a. r. 362; son st. gen. 2 781,
sclioiii, ASax. sc(e)6iaii, OHGerm. scuohon, shoe, cal-
ceare, prompt, pai-v. 447; scheoinde (p>'es. part.) a. r. 16;
slided ('p'e(. paj-i.^ vis. P. P. 12 U; schod prompt, parv.
447; iacod Xa^. 7831.
schoggen, ODutch MHGei-m. scliockeii? shog, „affi-
tare, vacUlare", prompt, para. 447; was schoggid „jacta-
batur", Wicl Mat. 14.
schokke, ODutch schocke, MUGerm. schoche, shock,
acervtis, W?: voc. 261; prompt, pai-v. 447,
schokken (schokkin), ODutch schocken, MHGerm.
schochen, shock, acervare, prompt, paj-v. 447 ; Mand. 252.
scholde, ASax. 8c(e)olde, OSax. scoldii, Goth, skulda,
OHOerm. scolta, solta, (pret) should, Mand. 6 ; Shorch.
28; i ne scholde do no ping a3en his wille [tat he ne
scholde sigge pat ich wolde holi charche aspillu Bek.
1602; sholde owl and night. 381; vis. P. P. 1763; crlde
on him pat he ssolde helpe hire Uob. Glonc. 237, 18;
pe atronge pinen pat he schulde dden (which he was to
endure) a. r. 113; jif lire loverd demde him al efter
rihtwisnesse ... wo scholde him iwnrden 332; schuldest
Katk. 459; pe scolden Fum. p. VIII, 164.
schoppe, ASax. sceoppa? shop, tabema, prompt, pars.
448; Ckauc. G. t. 4350; ssoppe Rob. Gloitc. 541, 16;
shoppes (pL) vis. P. P. 1308.
schore, ASax. score(?), ODittch schore, shore, litus,
Oaw. gloss.; Mor. a. p. I, 230.
schore, ODutch schore, shore, fulcimen, prompt,
parv. 448.
8 c h 0 r e u , ODutch schoren, support ; issored (part)
nyenh. 207.
=dbvGooglc
a c h o r J: , ASax. sceort, ORGerm. scurzer ? short, „brevis",
prompt, parv. 448; Bek. 776; Cliaue. C. t. 305; sliort
Orm. 16279; owl and night. 73; pr. cmisc. 774; sclieort
a. i: 146; sceort (sort) ia^. 2862«.
ssorthede brevitaa, ayenh. 99.
scheorthclie shortly, hreoiter, a. r. 308; shorthke Oim.
12788; shortli pr. come. 4848.
schortin short, „breviare", prompt, parn. ii8; schorten
Rob. Br. 175, 21.
schortnesse ahoHneas, prompt, parv. 448.
8 c h o t , AStuc. (ge)sceot , Olcel. skot , OFris. scot,
OHQerm. scoz, from scheoteii, shtt, jaculum, telvm, Al^s.
3491; vis. F. F. 14374; Chauc. G t 2546 ; ^tetauns",
prerrnpt. parv. 4 48.
scotieii, ASa^. scotian, Olcel. skota, shoot, jocidari,
£03. 16555; schote J'frcev. 213; sllote (r. w. rote) j:>r.
consc. 1906; (he) schotett /i. m. 15; pei schoten Mand.
190.
scliovel, viSaa:. sc(e)ofl, shovel, prompt, pare. 448;
scliofil IK)-, voc. 180; schovele ("(faf;) .R06. Qlouc. 99, 17;
shoveles O^^ vis. P. P. 4177.
achovelin shovel, prompt, parv. 448.
scbragge sZ/ra^, sAr<>d; scnraggea HalUw. diet. 737.
schraggen, Gei-m. schragen? skrag (shreg), shred;
schragge prompt. pa7-v. 448; shragid }JaUiw. diet. 73(*.
schreapien, 0 Dutch sclirapen, scrape, radere, a. r.
IIC; shrapiii Lidg. m. p. 184; scrapin (schrapin) prompt.
parv. 450; skiape h. a. 7045; shrapep (pres.) Wr. p. s.
239; vis. R P. 7417; acrjipip HalUw. mig. poet. 3; hid.
Gov. 41; scraped (pret.) Triam. 392.
schi'eade (screade), ASax. screade, ODutck schrodo,
OHGerm. scrota, shread (screed), segmenlum, Shoreh. 30;
schrede prompt, parv. 448; Artk. and Merl. 1540; shr€de
Havel. 99; schreaden (pi.) a. r. 416.
achreaden, ODvtch schroden, OHGerm. scrotan ^»-ef.
screot, shred (scrad), seeare; shrieden Orm. 3118; schr4-
din prompt, parv. 448; schrM (pret.) Chauc. 0. t. 8103;
pei schrede Degrev. 293; ant. Ai-th. XLIV, 10; schrede
(part) llalliw. diet. 738; compos, of- toschreden.
schreadieii, ASax. screadian (?). shred; scradied
(imperat) La-^. 58GG ; schredde fprei.) W id. gloss.; schrad
(pai-t.) i. c. c. 31.
D,.,i,z<,d.vGoogIe
494 schreawe
schreawe (schrtwe), AScuv. screapa (mu»* ai-anevs),
LQe7-m. schrfle (mticer, ar-idua) ? shrew, „prai>ua", prompt.
pari: 449; (i: w. fewe) Wr. treat. 133; (r. w. hSwe) s. s.
Wr. 1705; (r. w. rewo) Ckauc. C. t. f>087; schrfiwe le-
vedi Fu>-7i. p. XllI, 202; schr^wen (pi.) Brand. 22; iie
liist me wit Jie screweu chide owi and niijkt. 2S7 ; sehreawes
(r. w. peawea) Shoreh. 108; schr^wia Amad. Jioba. 39, 5.
schreawhsd pravitas; schreuhEde (dat.) Fwn. p. XXIV,
31; Skorfh. 15S.
schrewin „depraonre", prompt, paru. 449; i schrSwe
(Olamef) yow Ckauc. C t. 6028; schr^wid shreiod, „de
fi-avatvs", prompt, parv. 449; BChr^wede havenes Mand.
6; schrewede aventfires Itich. 2678; compos, bischr^wen.
scbrenchen, ASax. screncan, OHQei-m. screnchen,
supplant, deceive; screnclie Fvm. p. VJII, 167; 8crenken
Orm. 11861; schrencte (pret.) Kath. 1189; compos, a-
schrenchen.
serisjien, OSax. fscricon, shriek (shi-ike, scrHeeJ,
HarUh. m. t. 99; Flor. 4D4; schrlkiii ^vagire", prompt,
parv. 449; slirike Wr. p. s. 158; skriche s. s. Web. 1290;
skrike pr. consc. 7347; scriken (pi-es.) nnt Arth. X, 12;
shrighte (P''et.) Alis. 6733; Qote. conf. am. 3, 321; Chaue.
C. t. 2819.
schrift, ASax. scrift, 0 Icel. sktiiit (pictura, disciplina
ecclesiaatica), f. om schriTen, shrift, „confesirio", a. r. 6 ;
scrift La^. 18390; Bclirifte prompt, parv. 419; Shoreh.
33 ; Bhrifte (ace.) Orm. 9262.
scliriftfader Furn. p. X, 69.
schrille, LGerm. schrell (acuius) Br. jcb, shrill, P.
P. p. 518; Orph. 10^
schrillen shrill; Bchrillip Alis. 777; seniles ant. Arth.
XLII, 3; skriUes 6aw. gloss.
sclirimp shrimp, aquilla, prompt, parv. 449.
schrin, ABax. serin, Lot. scrinium, shrine. Alts. 4(170;
schiine (dat.) Bek. 2334.
schrinkin, ASax. scrincaii (?), shrink, prowpt. parv.
449; scrinken La3. 2278; scriukej) Wr. p. s. 158; schrank
(pret.) Gate, gloss.; shrunken (part) Gow. conf. am. I,
98; your shrunken lippis Wr. an. lit. 84; shrunke Lidg.
M. p. 201.
schriven, A8ax. scrifan (impose penance), OFris.
skriva (write, impose compensation), Olcel. skrifa (write.
achrogge 495
paint), OHGerm. scriban (wrtte), Lat. scribere (write),
shiive, a. r. 340; Bhrifen Oi-m. 6128; scriveti La^. 82074;
schrive Skoi-eh. 33; shrife pr. come. 3508; schrftf (prtt)
met. hom. 10; schrof a. r. 63; shrof via. P. P. 1443;
schriveii (pat) Chavc. C. t. 7022; compos, ischriven;
deriv. schrift.
achrogge shrog (acrog), fmtex; shrogges Mar.mir. pi.
125.
schriid, ASax. scrud, Olcel. Bkrud, shro^td, vestis, rel.
amga V, 3; shrfid Oi-m. 175!il; Havel. 303; scrud Laj.
89S; Fvm. p. VJJI, 183; ssroud ayenh. 258; schrdde
(dot) a r. 300; schroude Mor. a. p. 2, 47; schrMss (pi.)
Marl'. 19; shroudes v)g. P. P. 3.
sell 1- Aden, ASaa: scrjdan, Olcel. skrjda, fhroud,
vestire, a. r. 2)4; scrHden Lot,. 8948; shriide Wr. p. a.
J 53; shrklen Onn. 3676; schride Mapca 337; shride
Havel. 963; scbrfide i/orw 718; Amis 934; schrfidde A'a(A.
912; compos, ischruden,
schucke, ASax. scucca, devil, Mai-h. 7; h. m. 41; a.
r. 316; scucke La%. 276.
schudde shed, lugv.riwm., prompt, jiarv. 419.
gchuderen, ODvtch schuderen, shudder, Kath. 809;
schoddere]) Wr. spec. 110; achudrinde Mark. 15.
s ch u 1 d e r , jlifair, sculdor, OFris. skulder, OHGeitn.
scult(e)ra, shovlder, Mor'. a. p. 2, 981 ; shulder pr. cojisc.
520(5; schuldii- lawmb. 136; schuldre (dot) Bek. 2134;
shuldre (pi.) Orm. 4776; ssoldren Rob. Olouc. 313, 7.
scholderbon OcCow. 1139.
schulderblad ho. 2614.
sc h u 1 d i , .'JjSraa-. scyldig, OHGerm,. sculdiger, guilty,
Kath. 2296; a. J-. 206; A. m. 36.
schulle. Germ, scholle? aole? Havel. 759.
schu lichen shvnch, sky, scare: bars pat acheuncbed
a. r. 242*; we scliuncbed bine veor a wei 312; compos.
aschunchen.
achunien, ASax scunian, thun (acun), Kath. 811;
7(. m. 35; a. r. 82; scunieii £03. 14605; shmieii Orm.
4502; suiien si. gen. 1864; schoiiye via. P. P. 346; acbone
Mapes 331; scbonneii Boft. Pj\ 277, 17; acboime a wai
ps. 93, 14; pu schunest owl and night. 590; achoiiep iVr.
treat. 133; shojiej) Alia 4919; schones „reprobat", ps.
32, 10; men pe shuniep owl and n^ht. 790; aciiuede
..L.oo^lc
496 scbunten
(sonede) Lot,. 3112; achunedeii a. r. 286; compos, a-,
bischunien.
schunten shunt, sh/, scare: hors [)at schuiltes a, r.
242*; he was schunt to fe schado\v(e) Mor. a. p. 2. 605.
S C h u p e II , ASacr. BOypeil, shuppen (shippen), staUe;
scliipuu Halliw. diet. 733; schipeii (schepen) Ckauc. C i.
2002.
schiir (schour), ASax. OIJGerm. scur, Olcel. skilr,
ahoieer, storm, Chauc. C. t. 3520; Trist. 2, 74; liheaus disc.
1156; schoures (pi.) R')b. Br. 333, 9; shoures vis. P. P.
12911.
scliurte, 07c«i. skyrta, Gej-m. schiirze, sA»W, Be/;, 2G0 ;
scurte LaT,. 23761; sciiirtc, sherte Wicl. gloss.; schirt
prompt, para. 447; schcrte Ohauc. C. t. 1568; sherte vis.
P. P. 9581; sserte uyenb. 191.
sliui'telappe Horn 1209.
schurten, ASax. (ge)scyrtan, shorten; schurted? a.
>: 422.
schute, ASax. scyte, OHGei-m. acuz, from scheoten,
shot, jactus, a. r. 62; scute Loj 1-46 1; ssute Hob. Glciic.
537, 4.
scliute (Bchout«), Olcel skuta, OOiifch schuite, shout,
boat, IJartsh. m. t. 120; schoutea Itieb. 4785.
Bchutel (schitil), ASax. scytel? shvttle (ahiitle), „niae~
ceps^, prompt, varv. 447.
schutei (schitil), ASax. scytel, skittle (shuttle), sagilta,
prompt, parv. Ail; scliitil, schetil radiva, 470; schetil \Vr.
voc. 235.
schflten (schoutin) shout, „vociferare", prompt, pan:
448; shoute Cliauc. C. t. 1705; Tor. 105; Mar. mir. pi.
165.
scliiitte, ASax. scytte, ODvtch sclmtte, Olcel. skyti,
MliOerm. schiitze, shooter: sctitten (pi.) Lai,. 27046.
scliuttel (schittil), ASax. scjttel, ,.pessulva", prompt,
pare. 447; ssetteles (i7l.) ayet'b. 94.
scliutten, ASax. scyttan, ODvtch sclmtten, ilHQenn.
schiitzeii? ahitl, obserare, Alis. 2640; schitte Wicl. gloss.;
Bchettiii prompt parv. 445; shette via- P. J'. 210; scliut-
teil (imper.) a. r. 96; schitte, schette (pret.) Chauc. C. t.
3634 & 13070; schet (part.) Mm: a. p. 3, ■152; ischet
8. a. Web. 2455.
schuven, ASax. scufan, OHGerm. sciuhan, shote
.L.OOc^lC
se 497
(thote), trudere, a. r. 314; BCflven La^ 17396; sohonre
Ckauc. C. t. 3910; scfflf (afif) (pretj X03. 9366; 8ch«f
Brand. 19; schof ^^w. 4260; «. s. Wr. 1411; shof fshof?)
Hood. 871; Qow. conf. am. 1, 166; scufen (soven) La't^.
2092B; schoven Alu. 5889; BchoTe Be*. 2241; shoven
(part.) Qow. ccmf. am. 8,202; schore Gkauc. C, t. 11593;
compos. dtechQTeiu
8 6, aSox. se, Ooth. Olcd. asi, the: se man Hick. theg.
1, 223; se de iZfe ^ui, 1, 222; see scheo.
seam (seem), Aaax.ao&ia, OFris. s&m, OHOerm. aaum,
soum, Olcel. saumr, from sewen, seam, ngutura", prompt,
part}. 482; Wicl. John 19; atimeB (pi.) Marid. 9.
seam (seem), ASax. seam, OHOerm. saum, soum, team,
sarcina, prompt, parv. 462; & seem of wh^te vis. P. P.
1436; Bffim Orm. 3724; B^ea oui2 am2 night 773; St. ^en.
1368. .
sear (seer), ASax. sear, MHQerm. sor, scar, ^aridut",
prompt parv. 453; Bo6, 5r. 18, 26; seere (pi) Ghauc.
r. r. 4749.
searien (seerin), ASax. searian, MHGerm. soren, eear,
„arescere'*, prompt, parv. 453; sfire Alie. 796; sSred Lidfi.
TO. p. 2-^1 ; compos, asfiren.
sead, ASax. sead, OFris. s&th, MHQerm. mt, from
seoden, weU, pii; seades (dot. pi.) ias- 841.
seaw (sfiw, seew), ASax. seap, OHOerm. sou, !»rotA,
H'r. »oc, 266; prompt parv. 454; TPtci. ^Zoss. 38; rd.
ant. 1, 81; B^we (dot) I. c, c. 43; sfives Ghatic. C. L
10381 ; compos. eles»|>.
s^chen, ASax. secau, OFris. sfika, 0/cei. scekja, OSax.
Goth, sokjan, OHOerm. suochao, seek, La^. 12863; a. r.
164; c of I. 26; S^che owl and night 1750; Bob. Glouc.
209, 4; Gow. conf. am. 1, 267; Mand. 59; Tor. 1013;
s4che, seeke Chauc. C. t 17 ^ 786; slche Marg. 28;
sfikeii Orm. 2718; wis. P. P. 93; sfikin jjrowipt. parv. 461;
sSke Immb. 130; sfiche (pres.) Mark. 14; sohte (pret)
Kath. 976; Onw. 2942; R'r. spec. 41; souhte a. r. 130;
soht (part) fVr. spec. 68; 6031 «(. gen. 848; compos. Br,
an-, bi-, i-, of-, purh-, nnders^clieii.
seg, ASax. secg, secije (iej?^, r,''^(xr^^'^i ^'r. voc. 91;
segge prompt, parv. 451; FFtW. gloss.; (dot) owl artd
night. 18.
seg, ASax. eecg, OSax. segg, Olcel. seggr, man, La3
82
8015; Wm glos».; segge vie. P. P. 1481; Mor. a. p. 2,
398; ant. Arth. XXIU, 3.
seggen, ASax. secgan, aagian, OSax. seggean, Olcfl.
segja, OHGerm. aagen, say, La^. 512; Kath. 635; Orm.
55; segge owl and night. 901; Bob. Qlouc. IT, 18; Skoreh
23; siggen a. r. 24: sigge Wr. treaL 136; ^Its. 4196; ».
a. BV. 1708; seggen, siggen, aeyen vis. P. P. 1704, 8632
(£ 9465; siggen, si^ge c. of I. 271 dk 420; snggen re^.
son^s IV, 32; 8ei3en, aeien s(. gen. 1139 tfe 2494; seien
ft. m. 3; rrf. anf. 1, 128; Wr. spec. 84; Bein prompt parv.
451; 8. a. c. XII, 4; seye Mand. 2; CAawc. C. (. 781;
A. s. 37; Wici. John 2; aa^eu 7ei. om(. 1, 186; sayen
Mapes 347; Wr. spec. 36; saieii FTr. an. lit. 3; sain fii«A.
1339; aai^e (pres) Kemb. Sal a. Sat. 240; seist ^alA.
392; Beid a. r. 182; seip owl and night. 1070; sai|i Bek.
1072; sigged (seien) a. r. 52; sesde fprei^ Orm. 149;
seide ias- 672; Kath. 154; c. o/ /. 860; vis. P. P. 5420;
Chauc. C. t. 778; FFici. John 5; seid f/jart^ Aari-otd, 15;
Wr. spec. 105; compos, iseggen,
sehen? visible; seheae (pi.) Kath. 1802; compos, ua-
seheDe.
sehenlich , ASax. geset>eulic ? ms^e ; seheliche (pi.)
Marh. 11, 26; Kath. 250.
seil (seyl), ASax. Olcd. aegl, OHGerm. segal, saU,
prompt, parv. 451; La^. 4595; Bek 1837; flajw/. 71J;
Chauc. 0. t. 698.
seilclffid Lot,. 4549.
seylserd „aji(enna", prompt, parv. 451. ^
seil, ASax. segele, seal, „sigiUvm", h. m. 11; seel
prompt, parv. 451; Mand. 231; comptw. inseil.
seilien (Beylin), ASax. seglian, sail, prompt, parv,
451; seyle ifand. 305; Beilede Xa^. 30540; seileden Alis.
5640.
seilien (seelin) sra^ „ngillare", prompt, parv. 452;
s61e hd. Gov. 340; iseilet JiarA. 5; iseftled a. r. 388.
sein, ASax. aegn, Laf. aignum, sign, La^. 9282*.
seine, ASax. segne, Lat. aag^na, setn, Wr. voc. 159.
seinen (saino), ASax. aegiiian, sign (sain), Flor. 297;
. Percev. 287; 1 sal saine „be>iedicam", ps. 62, 5; and sei-
ned him sidpe vis. P. P. 3386; iseined wid fire seel H.
zeitschr. _l\, 299; iseinet? (printed isemet) Marh. 23, IP.
sek, OHGerm. sech, ^vomer", Wr. voc. 2'U.
..C.oogic
ael 499
sel (sele?), ASax. aeolh, OJcel. selr, OBGerm. selach,
seal, phoca, prompt, parv. 462; Savd. 755 j seel rel. atU.
1, 51.
aeld? raref selde (for selden?) (adv.) La^. 8018; a.
r. 72; owl and night. 942; Ckauc. 0. t 1541; aelden,
ASax. seldan, Olcd. sialdan, OHOerm. seltan. (adv. ace. f)
Orm. SifiS; via. P. P. 4768; Qow. conf. am. 1, 30;
Ooav. 72; pr. corac. 260; Hoed. I, 165; selduni, AStzx.
seMum, (ado. dot.*) seldom, st. gen. 2l8l ; seldom prompt,
parv. 452.
aelcnd, ASax. 8el(d)clld, selcoutk, strange, marvellous, La'^,
280; St. gm. 3972; BelkUd a. r. 8; eelcop Orm. 19217;
selcoup Alis, 154; selkoup vis. P. P. 7309; selconthe (pi.)
pr. cottse. 1518.
sellich, ASax. 8el(d)llc, sylllc, OSax. seldllc, Ooth. sil-
daleiks, strange, marvellous, La^. 6438; Wr. an. lit. 96;
Belli /w. 107; «. «. Pfr. 218; JVisi. 1, 8; Rob. Br. 174, 2.
seldsCne („selt85ne"), MHQerm. seltsjener, OHGerm. aelt-
sflner? rare, A. m. 27; our sp^che schal beoii seldesne a.
r. 80.
seld, ASax. suld, seat; eelde ft/of.) La3. 25988.
sele, ASax. sele, house; compos, wunsele.
sele, Olcel. sell, OHGerm. silo, seal f«eeZ), yo&e, har-
ness, prompt, parv. 452 ; sile ? s(. i/m. 2978.
self, ASax. self, seolf, silf, sylf, OSax. self, OJ«I.
sialfr, OHGerm. selber, Goth, silba, self, ipse: he is god
self Katk. 1093; pe biscop self Orm. 1022; self bis lan-
ds nile dat wune for;;etea st gen. 1806; wbat man self
es pr. consc. 128; he Beolf LaT,. 14201; heo (hii) seolf
12415; god seli Sho?-eh. 23; sulf a. r. 56; pu sulf ow/
arid night. 497; p6 com our Idverd silf FKm. p. XIX,
290; pi sulve mdder mater ipsa, a. r. 328; iu him selren
(dat.) K(Uk. 1130; of mi selven larnnh. 120; to pi Belvun
ant. Artk. LIU, 6; of pe seolven Mark. 4; pe seolve
owl and night. 1282; M pi sulven a. r. 296; him sulven
304; in pe selve dai li beaus disc. 76; wip pe seolve
spere Alis. ''323; me seolfne, aeolvan, sulren (mi seolve)
(ace.) La^. 493, 8533 <fe 8457; pe selfan Orm. 4469; hine
(him) sulfas Lot,. 1865; Furn. p. 7111, 7; and make
him selven wood Chauc. G. t, 184; he hflld him silve
forlore Bek. 663; pe self h. m. 27; purh god selfen Orm.
413 1; pe sulve (for sulyen, nom. pi.) stottes owl and
..L.oo^^lc
i^ht. 495 ; ^e self h. $. 6801 ; of Of selven (dot. pL)
Katk. 1298; on yow selve vie. P. P. 2569; td us sulTen
a. r. 302; US selreii (ace. ^) Orm. 12970; us seoWen
La^. 6199; hftm selven Katk. 362; for oos silve Bek.
1668.
silfgrSn Ml^r£«n, Wr. voc. 265.
sellen, ASaae. sell&n, sjUan', OHGerm. sellen, OSax.
sellien, Olcel. selja firadcr^ vendere), Goth, saljan (Wetv),
^eU, trad&re, vendere, Orm. 6345; BelRn prompt parv. 453;
selle via. P. P. 4414; apol. 9; seollen, sullen LaT,. 30707
(fe 31053; suUen a. r. 190; suUe fioft. Qlouc. 323, 8; RV.
p. 8. 151; salde (pret.) lio. 1708; jsr. cotmc. 4849; salde,
8«elde (solde) Xn^. 10020 <£; 13437; solde a. r. 398;
Brand. 26; «f. ^em. 1843; sealde Shorek. 47; salden Orm.
16657; sold (part.) vii. P. P. 11089; compos, isellen.
sellere seUer; selleres (pi.) Chaue. C. t 248; Mand.
86.
sSme, Olcd. soemr, cowoenient, decent, Mor. a. p. 2,
649; see sdm.
Btoiehch, Oleel. sosmiligr, seemly, li beaus disc. 849 ; sSin-
llcli a. r. 94*; Oote. conf, am. 3, 299; B^meli ^decens",
prompt, parv. 462; Chauc C. t. 753; ;)*■. consc. 73; semli
Isumb. 268; ^mli Tor. 126; pi sSmllche schape Katk.
449; pat s^mllche child HarUh. m. f. 258; sgmetike (adv.)
St. gen. 1504; sSmloker (oomp.) Qaw. gloss.; sSmelokeBt
(sttperl.) ant. Arik. VI, 1 ; sSnQokest Wr, spec- 27 ; compos.
latHaebc.
admelinesse aeemlmess, ^elegantia" , prompt, parv.
462.
sSmen, ASate. sSman (reoonffUiare), Olcel. scema (de-
cere), seem, conoentre, decere, apparere, Wr. spec. 32;
preostes heo per setten as perto inihte(ii) sSmea ioj.
1D207; fSndes m&de bSm sfimea td bSn so hole Ma^
284; sfimep (pres.) vis. P. P. 63; als it sfimep Orm. dedic.
66; pat sSmip pe wel HaUiw. nug. poet. 56; s€mip Don
to hnr hdt he Eglam. 112; pine ^yen s^en d€de Chauc
Trail. 5761; sfimde (prrt-j a. r. 112*; Wwi. ^ZoM.f s&n-
den Mark. 9, 8; compos, bi-, isfiraeo.
sSmen, ASaa. e^maii, s^an, ^ac2; s^mde (preL)
Shorek. 85.
flfin, 4Sa(B. seon, 08am. OHOerm. sehan, Oi^rw. 0/ce/.
sia, Gotk. saihvaa, see, st. gen. 279; Rich. 129; s^n, seea
sflndten 501
vis. P. P. 801(6:2254; seen Chaua. O. t. 916; aeon Orm.
318; suen Wr. spec. 100; seo harrow. 231; t6 zienne
ay«t6. 108; pu sixt fPr. (rcai. 134; c. of I. 8; Shoreh.
140; aext a. a. Weft. 362; (he) sisp Wr. freof. 133; we
seep vis. P. P. 1792; je seop £efc. 897; sah (pret.) Orm.
148; sa;^ at. gen. 26; sauh .So&. £r. 31, 11; saugb Mand.
24; Tor. 1718; aaugh, seigh mis. P. P. 87 (fe 14323;
Ckauc. C. t. 193 (fe S52; saw Percev. 873; aau Mapes
336; »-ei. ani. 1, 61; aai Eglam. 380; aeh Za(A. 173; Wr.
spec. 41; 863 -Befe. 28; Mor. a. p. f, 158; seih c. of I.
369; Beigh ^iw. 6718; sei Degrev. 1567; see a. s. Wr.
480; Wr. s. a. c. LXXIV, 10; s^ Aud. 78; si^ H^tcZ.
John 1; sigh ffow. con/^ am. 1, 46; pou s^je Shoreh. 83;
s&wen Jtfiwt^. 91; aojeo, sowen at oe». 3108 <6 S522;
sehen Z'ati. 280; BSjen Jwm. ^. Fi//, 49; afighe Isumh.
17; sie Octa». 466; afije (sm6?V FFr. (rea(. 136; sfiighe
wta. P. P. 2646; sejhen (jpart.j Orm. 3335; seighen, eeyeii
vis. P. P. 6738 <& 7052; aein Jl/ond. 70; Gkaws. G. t.
4592; Eglam. 450; se^e transact 18, 23; cotnpoa. an-, bi-,
for-, i-, of-, OTer-, purhsCn; deriv. eiht
senchen, ASax. sencsn, OHGerm. senkan, make to
sink, immerge: in sunne ant sorewe i am aetiit Wr. spec.
24; compos, a^, bieenchen.
aenden, ASax. sendan, OSao!. aende&n, Olcd. senda,
Goth, sandjan, OHGerm. aenten, from sande, send, Xaj.
27879; a. r. 422; Ckauc. C. t. 2978; sendep Brand. IS;
sent a. r. 246; Wr. treat. 186; sende (pret.J Kath. 48;
Orm. 1861; Wr. p. s. 248; aendeet harrow. 211; aend
(part.) Orm. 97; aent vis. P. P. 11661; compos, an-, bi-,
i-, ofsenden.
aSne, ASax. sien, sfa, OSax. siun, Olcel. aion, a^
Gotk. siuns, sight, (ace.) owl and night 368; compos, an-,
^seseoe.
sfine, XiSoiC. (ge)85ne, s^ne, Oloel. a^n, mn62e, „nw-
nifestus", prompt, parv. 462; Orwi. 2173; HaveL 656; Wr.
apcc. 58; Chauc. C. t. 134; aeene vis. P. P. 766; compos.
SdsBne.
sengin, jlSaa;. OHGerm. (bi)3engan, stRj/^ „uafula-
re", prompt, parv. 463; senge OAauc. C t. 6931; zengp
ajCTiS. 229; compos, bisengen.
aeoc, ASax. eeoc, sfc, OSax. seok, Oicrf. sinkr, Goth.
siuka, OHGerm. siocher, aicA (seek), Orm. 8073; aeoc, e^
..L.oo^^lc
503 Beoken
ssec (seac) Imt,. 2794, G667 & 6781; seek proittpt. parv.
451; Mand. ll; aacram. 656; 8«k sL gen. 1176; Wr. an.
lit 7; pr. cansc 772; m. jlrtA. 158; ste, sic a. r, 176;
sSk, Blk CAauc C. t. 7174 (& 7360; slk Bdc 892; (dk)
ai/en&. 148; (siik) Wid. John 4; pe eike man Skordt. 29;
eeeke (pi) Hoed. I, 409; slke via. P. P. 10720.
seekli tidcly, prompt parv. 451; Hood. I, 15.
seoken (siken), OHGerm. siuchaii, aide, aegrotare,
Wid. gloss-; siikide (pret.) ibid.
s^clien, ASax. s^clian, become sick; steli (pres. aubj.)
a. r. 30; issecled (part.) Lai,. 30549.
seeknin sicken, pr-ompt. paro. 451; B^cned (prea.J a. r.
368; sScnede (pret) Orm. 4771; siiknede Wid. gloss.
seekneaee, ASax. Beocness, sickness, prompt parv.
4S1; B^kneBse Mand. 89; sScnesse, stcnesse a. r. 178 <&
182; ^nisse Brand. 14.
seoden (sSthin), ASax. eeodan, OIceL sioda, OHGerm.
siodan, seethe, „coquere", prompt parv. 46'1; aSpe Chauc.
C. (. 385; Eick. 1493; Hardw. poem 43, 1; pei sepen
(pres.) Mand. 129; sSpe fauij^ Mor. a. p. 2, 631; seo-
pinge (part.) Marg. 25J; sfid fjwet^ at (?cti. 1487; sSp
Jwj. 1699; CAawc C. t 8103; suden Laj. 20978; aoden
Brand. 8; otj. P. P. 10201; sopen (part^ /w. 1701; so-
den Rich. 3069; Maind. 251.
see wen (sSwe), ASax. seoj'ian, OHGerm. aiuwen, Goth.
siigan. Lot. suere, aew, Em. 59; dep. of R. 20, 14; s6ve
»W. P. /*. 3810; „8dwe suo", prompt parv. 466; seouwed
(imperat) a. r. 420; sowed (part) Chauc. C. L CS7;
sSwstare „9utrix'*, prompt pare. 454.
efir, Oicei. eSr, Uojt. sser, seer, particular, Orm. 18653;
avow. ArA. X, 4; sfire (pi) Flor. 331; yr. con«c 48;
seere Rob. Br. 19, 3.
sSrlepes separately, Orm. 519; Gaw. gloss.
serke (aerk), ASax. serce, syrce, anp. Olcel. aerkr,
sark, indusiwm, Bavd. 603; a. s. Wr. 1391; -Em. 501;
Gam. 268; P«m. j). r. I. p. 128.
serven, i*")-. servir, seme, Orm. 506; si. gen. 5; aervie
o. r. 6; served (pres) Kaih. 2104.
serYise, J^r. service, a. r. 312; s(. gen. 1672.
set, .^Saic, OZceZ. set, OHGerm. aez, se(, aerfes; sete
(dot) transact. 18, 25; sette a. r. 358; settes (^!^ Chattc.
8£te 508
C. t 2582; aetten (dtU. pi) £03. 30641.
sSte = affite? fii? H^r. spec. 89 * 114; i. c. c. 8;
compos. unsSte.
set el, ASaa. set(e)l, OHOerm. sezal, settle, pa. 1, 1 ;
setil jjr. consc. 6122; setle fda*._J Las- 694.
aetelgang ocmwits, ps. 49, 1,
setleii, ASax. setlaii, aetde; setlip (pres.) Alis. 484;
setled (pret.) Will, gloaa.; setled ('^rt) Orm. 14049.
zetneaae, .^Soa;. aetness, atabUity, ayenh. 104; eet-
nesae decree, Onn. 16837,
s e 1 1 e n , ASax. aettan, OSoir. aettean, Olcel. aetja,
Ooth. aatjan, OHGerm. aezzan, set, ponere, ataluere, £03.
5309; a. r. 274; Mand. 72; til pat to aette bigan pe
sunne Havel. 2671; sette (pret.) Mark. 19; Bek. 1593;
Ckauc. C. t. 509; and aette treen at. gen. 1278; aetten
Fum. p. XXXI, 296; set (part.) Wr. apec. 31; compos.
bi-, for-, i-, in-, overaetten.
seven, ASax. aeofon, Go(A. OHGerm. sibun, aeven
(save), Kath. 1680; via. P. P. 2253; aefen, aeofen Onn.
545 * 8753; seoven, seove £03. 463 & 716; a. r. 22 *
278; sove Wr. treoA. 132; seaven Mar. mir. pi. 7; sevene
Hick. tkea. I, 222; Shorek. 45; Satwi. 2125; dm, P. P.
672; aeoTene a, r. 62.
seOTevald aewen/ifd, MaM. 23; aeoveTold a. r. 38.
seoveotSne seventeen, La^. 2140; seventsne Artk. and Merl.
8905.
aeofentl3, ASax. seofontig, seventy, Orm. 4319; seoTenti
a. r. 62.
serentipe, ASax. seofontigoda, seventiah, Rob. GIokc. 283,
21.
aevepe, ASax. seofoda, seventh, Horn 927; WicL
gloaa.; seovede Mark. 8; a. r. 14; aovepe Wr. treat. 138;
aefpe Fum. p. II, 97; aefte lud. Gov. 83; seTenpe Haxd.
1825; «(s. P. P. 9631; Chauc. C. t. 1464; aefende Orm.
4464; sevende Shoreh. 52; pr. consn. 362.
aib, ^iSoar. aibb (aib), OFria. aib, OHGerm. sibber,
aib, related, Orm. 328 ; st. gen. 228; ot*. P. P. 3768; Mar.
mw-. pi. 55; sibbe men £03. 1360; sibbe, OFris. aibba,
OHOerm. aibboJ' „consanguineus" , prompt, parv. 455;
Arih. and Merl. 8914; pe fremede ne pe sibbe Horn 68;
aibbe (ft) Fum. p. VIII, 17; a. r. 204; Shoreh. 69;
Havel. 2277; compos, isib.
=dbvGoogIe
It04 Bibbe
sibbe, A8ax. sibb, OFria. sibbe, OHQtrm. sibba,
Qoih. aibja, aib, amky, affinity, Mv. 6962j s. s. Web. 386;
sgebte and sibbe be luTede Ifoj. 6096; beo affingen bine
mid fiibbe 6fi80; be^ b&I>e ]>fflreii of Davipes kin & sibbe
Om. 3315; bl nabbep noper grip ne sibbe owl and night.
lOOS; compos, godsibbe.
sibrEde, A8ax. sibneden, sibred, affinity, prompt parv.
4SS; Bob. Glouc. 492, 9; Qoto. conf. am. 3, 284.
sibneese aibHesa, affinky, consanguinity, harrow. 206.
Bid (siid), A8ax. ^d, Olcel. ^dr? aide, long, prompt,
parv. 456; pr. conao. 1S34; side (^.) k. a. 3B27; side
robee Wr. spec. 37; ride ('ado^ Zaj. 29902; Orm. 8900;
side flBwende Wid. gloss.; aldder (comp.^ w. -P. P. 2857.
side, ^flajr. 08ax. sidu (side), &o(A. aidus , Olcel.
(ddr, OHQerm. situ (Wf).
fiideful „pudicua*' , Wr. voc. 95; sedeM modest, Orm.
2175.
side, ^5a3!. side, OSoa. rfda, Olcel. alda, OHGerm.
fdta, ntfe, „Iatuc", prompt, para. 466; a. r. 294; Orm.
4777; o. of L 1164; W^r. spec. 88; a side Gow. conf. am.
2, 872; par bl dde owl and night. 25; M side pe urpe
Wr. treat. 134; dden (pi.) a. r. 392; compos. Sst-, norp-,
B&p-, weBtslde.
stdlingea, cmp MBGrerm. sltelingen, sideliTtgs, Halliw.
diet. 741; troHtact. phil. toe. 1862—1863 p. 105.
sifte (cifte), ODutch sifte, „cribmm'*, prompt, parv. 78;
see sive.
siftin, .^i9(uc. siftan, ODvtdi aiften, at/i, „oribrare",
prompt, parv. 466; sifted (pari.) Chauc C. t. 12869.
sigaldren, from si (r^sin)? and galierF enchant?
a. r. 208; sigalikide (pret.) h. s. 503.
aigaldrie sorest a. r. 208*; Alts. 7016; ChesL pL
2, 69.
sige, >48o£B. MHGerm. wge, OIceL sigr, CroiA. sigis,
victory, Lai,. 23896; Orm. 5461.
si^efaet vtcfort'oiM, Orm. 16958.
sijen (sighin) sigh, „suspirare", prompt, parv. 455;
Goto. conf. am. 2, 319; a. a. Wr. 1860; sihin lud. Gov.
391; sibd (pres.) owl and nigM. 1585; sigbes Percev.
1084; sijande (part.) at. gen. 1436; siside (pret) Wid.
gloss. 39; si^ed Tor. 2388; sighed vis. P. P. 12362;
bvGooglf
st3Bn 505
stsen, ASaa;. OSax. OHGerm. stgan, OFria. Olcd.
slga, aigh (aie), go down, descend: 813611 to belle La^.
14589; foi^ heo gunneii ^jeu 29071; elhen Kath. 2853;
ste Chauc. TroU. 6652; ^hed (prea.) k. m. 4.7; ated rd.
songa III, 5 ; ^36 (mbj.) Skoreh. 3 ; sih, 8^ (soh) (preL)
La-Ty. 2918 & 11256; sesen (part) Qaw. gloss. 409;
compos- id3eii.
si be, OHGerm. dha, ODutch rfge (aijghe), Olcd. ^a,
sie, „colv3n", prompt, paro. 79*.
allien, ASax..(?) OHGerm. sthan, 0/>MteA rfgen, Olcel.
sia, s^A ^'ej, colore; Me (imper.) I. c. c. T ; did (pari.)
prompt, parv. 74.
Hiht, .4i9a3!. (?J MHGerm. siht, /rem sfin, suj'H ia3.
20929; reZ. swi^s V, 62; FTr. s^c 25; WT,i. Shoreh. 33;
at. ^»^ 1626; sight Roh. Br. 174. 2; a. a. Wr. 2414; sitil
lud. Gov. 117; sihte fimi. p. VIII, 184; Om». 12670;
siste Marg. 155; sighte jirom/it. poi-a. 455; eompoa. for-,
insiht
sihten (sigbte), LOerm. sucbten? aigh, rel. atii. 1| 71 ;
Wr. 8. a. c. LXU, 2; siste (pret.) owl and night. 1289;
Brand. 28; sighte Degree. 209.
sigbti, MHGerm. sibtic, „viaibilis", prompt, parv. 466.
sihde, ASax. (ge)8iha, sight, a. r. 52; Kath. 1620;
St. gen. 1630; eijpe ayenb. 47; compos, isibde.
sik (slke?), ^Soir. stc(?), Olcel. rik, siki, wte, „rivu»",
Wr. voc. 195; siche (dot.) Skoreh. 123.
sike, OHOerm. siucbi (aegritado)f disease, pain, caref
sorewe ant stke Tfr. ^ec. 90; in slk(G) and 8dr(e) st.
gen. 1239,
aikel, ASax. sicol, OHGerjn. aicbila, iJot. aecula, aidde,
Kath. 827; H>. iwo(. 183; via. P. />. 1983; «9ikil /oic",
prompt, parv. 465; rcZ, omt 1, 7.
slken, .^jSofc. stcan, si&e, gemere, a. r. 110; sikei) &
8U3ben OrTn. 7924; alke Havel. 291; Chauc C. t. 1542;
^en, eiche(n) La^. 12772 <& 13626; alke, dcbe £a^ 1446
(£; 1617; siche Launf. 249; ref. ant. 1, 274; atkande Mor.
a. p. 2, 716; rfkede vis. P. P. 12608; alked Wr. spec.
92.
siker^ Xot. sec&rus, secure, La^. 15092; K<ah. 25; a.
r. 60; Orm. 4844; at. gen. 869; Chauc. C. t. 11451; pr.
conac. 8658; sekir Tor. 1001 ; sikerure (oomp.) a. r. 164;
fiikerer vis. P. P. 7746.
=dbvGooglc
506 Bikerin
BikerhBde security, owl and night. 1263.
sikerlec id., Mark. 14.
sikerliche aecurdy, a. r. 62; sikerlike A. gen. 1600; sekirli
Perceo. 2002.
sikernesse securUy, a. r. 342; sekirnes Perceo. 1204.
sikerin „tectirare", prompt, paro. 455; sikere Rob.
Br. 69, 4 ; a. s. Wr. 47.
eilen, Sjoed. sila, sUe, cdare; sife (imper.) Htdliw. did.
743; siled (part.) ibid.; silud i. c. c 21.
Bllen «t{e, »n&.' mani bold gert he slle Degrev. 343 ;
Slles he a douae avoto. Arth. XVI, 13; sUed (went) firre
2/iw. a. p. 2, 131.
silk, ASax. seolc, <?/c«/. silki, «tM:, Wr. spec. 36;
J/ond. 212; Chauc. C. t. 10927; Fum. p. I, il; selk it
&«au« disc. 223; selke Shoreh. 34; seolk a. r. 420.
Bilkwirm prompt pare. 456.
silken, ASaa:. seolcen, silken, Lidg. m. p. 104; silkin
Em. 377; selkin Mis. 278.
silt (cilt) ai((, nglarea", prompt parv. 77.
ailver, ASaa:. silfer, aeolfer, Olcel. silfr, OHGerm.
8il(a)har, Goth, ailubr, 8i:ii'er, B^. 1472; m. P. P. 162
Ckauc. C. t. 115; silfer Orm. 1579C; selver iTafA. 270
re2. n»w« F7/, 40; Hardw. p. 6, 4; seolver a. r. 152
owi aMtf night. 1364; suelfer i^wm. p. VIll, 133.
silveren, ASaos. Bilfren, argenteus, Wicl. gloss.
simnel, cmp. MSQerm. seoiele, Lat. simila, simnel,
sort of cake, Wr. voc. 198; prompt, para. 456,
sin-, ASaa:. OSaa:. OHGerm. sin-, OIceL. &\-.
singrSne aenrgreen, „Jovi9 barha", Wr. voc. 141; seagr^ne
prompt, parv. 251.
sindir, cindir, A8ax. 8inder(?), Olcel. siadr, cinder,
prompt, parv. 78 tfc 456.
sinewe, ASax. sinu, seonu, OFri«. sine, OHGerm. se-
n(e)wa, sinew, prompt, parv. 456; g, s. We6. 1048; sinwe,
senewe ^ic^. gloss.; senwe st. gen. 1805; ainuen (pi.)
Fwm. p. XV, 194; senuwen Lot,. 6498; seonewon Mark.
7; sineB Bek. 2412; senewea Wr. spec. 101.
singen, .dSoir. OSax. OHGerm. singan, (rotA. siggran,
«wiy, a. r. 44; »m. i*. P. 10074; singep (pres) Shoreh.
23; Bingende (part.) Lar,. 29714; sang (pret.) Chauc. C.
t. 2214; song vis. P. P. 13376; pu Bunge owl and night.
1047; sungen Mark. 22; Orm. 3373; sunge Gow. conf.
singstere 607
am. 2, I76j soogeii MoTid. 278; sange (mbj.) owl and
night. 1024; sunge (part.) Chauc. C. t. 268; deriv. sang.
singstere female smger, Wu^. gloss.
sinkea, A8ax. OSaas. sincan, OHOerm. siakaD, sin-
chan, Qolh. sigqan, sink, Mark. 7; Ckaac. C. t. 9B3; sia-
ke|i (pres.) Orm. 13381; sank (pret.) Grow. conf. am. I,
229; vis. P. P. 12208; sunken sL gen. 3775; eonken
Mapea 339; sunken (part.) Orm. 14669; sonken Mand.
101; isunken La^. 28465; compos, asinken.
sippin sip, prompt, parv. 456; sippe Chauc. C. t.
5758.
sire, OFr. sire, aire (sir), a. r. 86; rd. songs VII, 79;
aire bischop Bek. 997; sires (pi) Chauc. C. t. 3907.
sit, for sihi? fr(mi suht? cmp. Olcei. sjta (soUicitwm,
vweatum esse), disease, pain, caref ser^e & sit Orm. 4862;
^te Min. 28; Tnet. horn. 149; ant. Artk. XVII, 1; sorowe
and wte Flor. 1631 ; Rob. Br. 6, 3.
sitten, ASax. aittan, OSa^e. sittean, Olod. sitja,
OHOerm. aizzftn, from Goth, sitan, sit, Katk. 1574; a, r.
22; vis. P. P. 1075; sitte Brawi. 24; sit (pres) Marh.
17; Ic. of T. 699; sitte (subj.) a. r. 10; ne sitte Ht hire
se uvele A. a. 7 ; compos bisitten.
sip, A8ax. Olcel. sid, OUGerm. sid, sith, serins, po^iea,
Gow. conf. am. 1, J04; Triam. 173; stp whanne vis. Pi
P. 14298; dp pe world bigan Chauc. C. t. 4577; sippen,
A8ax. siddan, Beoddan, for sip pan? postea, Orm. 472;
sippe Wr. treat. 132; vis. P. P. 3356; sippen, seppeu
Chauc C. t. 1405 (fe 2104; seppen c. o/ Z. 46; Trist. 1,
10; seodden a. r, 146; re/, don^g F. 29; seodden {seop-
peo) Laz- 1967; seoppe ow/ and night. 1400; of sipre o/"
late, Orm. 322.
sid, 48oa;. OSax. sid, OHGerm. sind, GofA. sinpa,
Olcel. sinn, si(Ae, w«y, course, (wrs, (M»e, A. »i. 9; sip TPir.
an. lit. 9; sid, side st. gen. 274 <£ 3093; s!pe (dot.) owl
and night. 991; sum sipe Orm. 5372; aides (pi.) vices,
St. gen. 1731; preo sides rcl. ant. 1, 130; slpes vis. P. P.
3335; Mand. 291; siden (aUat. pl.f) a. r. 18; sipen Wr.
p. s. 151; side La^. 1103; Katk. 794; Wr. spec. 134;
feole slpe k. of T. 470; compos, balesld.
sipe, ASax. side, cmp. Olcel. sigdr, sithe, n/aZfc",
Wr. voc. 277; prompt, parv. 457; abwei. 2553; BM. P. i*.
1983; Bioh. 6788; sipen {^/^ Alis. 5722.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
608 ddeo
si den, Olcel. stdan, from sid, eithen (ain, sen), since,
at. gen. 84; sipen prompt, parv. 457; Havel. 399; Mand.
76; Boft. Br. 2, 10; Isvmb. 146j Afor. a. p. 1, 13; sithe
m. Arth. F. 126; sepen HtcA. 5562; sepin ant. Arth. XX,
5; sithBn, Ban pr. come. 731 & 2212; sSfran, sin, sepens,
dns CAawc. C. (. 603, 1817, 4702 tfe 9419; dne (r. u
Bwlne) Halliw. diet. 744; sin ms. jP. P. 14568; sen Degrei
1648; sint, ODutch sint, sident? re^. nne. 1, 146.
alden, ASax. sldian, OSax. sldon, jo, £03. 21279
t-el. ant. 1, 224.
siTe, ASaa. sife, ODutck seve, OHGerm. sib, mene,
^crtAriMM*', HV. !«)c. 201 ; prompt, paro 457 ; Qow. conf.
am. 1, 394; Chauc. C. U 12868.
si via „coiore", promts, pom. 467.
sivede, A8ax. aifoda? „8ivedis /wr/if", prompt, parv.
457.
siwen (siwi), Oi'r. aivir, anir, sue, ae^i, La^. 1387*;
sewe Mand. 226; via. P. P. 6616; siwep (pres^ Wr.
apeo. 24; auwed a. r. 208; 8uwede (pret.) c. of I. 1274.
six, ^Sofs. six, siex, Olcd. Lat. sox, OSax. seli8,
OHOerm. sehs, sehae, &ot&. saihs, 6V. gg, aim, La-^. 613;
a, r. SO; Brand. 28; CAo«c C. (. 10705; sixe aipea vis.
P. P. 3385; sex Uoh. Br. 66, 16; Lidg. m. p. 34; aexe
prompt, parv. 454; pe aexe da3e8 Orm. 4166.
sixtSne aueteen, a. r. 298; sex^ae Orm. 672; Arlh. and
Mert 3948.
sixteope aia^eaUh, Fvim. p. XII, 81 ; aixtape Rob. Gloac.
261, 7.
sexti; suety, Orm. 7675; sixti iJeAr. 1851; sexti pr. conte.
4526.
sixte, ASax. sixta, OHGerm. aehsto, (?cf%. sajhsta,
Lot. aextua, sixth, a. r. 14; Bek. 601; sexte Oow. conf.
am. 3, 121; s. a. Wr. 83;^. COfUO. 8982.
skgc ^kec?), OI>MteA OPm. schaek, OHGerm. BCfth?
rapine? Bob. Olouc. 256, 12; .i4r(A. (xn(i Med. 4736.
akellen, 0/cef. skellaP daahf to pe kni^t schS gan
to skitle Octov. 326; htje akelt watz pe askri pe skSwes
asunder jltfor. a. p. 2, 1206.
akenten, Olcel. skemta, amuse; skente (pres.) owl
and night 449; (pret) 1083.
skamting amusement, Orm. 2166; skempting rel. arU.
1, 218; skenting Lot,. 30625; owl and night. 446.
skeppe BOS
skeppe, Olcd. 8keppa(mo(ftu*J? skep, nsporta", prompt,
parv. 457.
sker, Olcel. sker, tear, diff; skere (dot.) HaUiu>. did.
709.
sk^ren, from skSre (achiere)? akeer (sheer), dear, a.
r. 308; skfire (acfire) La^. 4785; skfire Rob. Gloac. 334,
18; a. a. Wr. 3398; rei. ojK. 1, 241; parof pa . . , moat
pe 8k4re (V. w. wSre) owl and night. 1300; of scape 1 vol
me Bk^re Wr. p. b. 166.
skerre, Olcd. skiarr, scar, pavidita: pe skerre hora
a. r. 242*
skerel „larva", prompt, parv. 467.
skerren, Olcd. skirra, scare, paoefacere, Orm. 676;
nskeren a wei ahigere", prompt, parv. 457; Hcarrez (prea.)
Mor. a. p. 2, 598.
eket, Olcel. skiotr, quick; skfite (adv.) Arth. and Merl.
294; Mor. a. p. 3, 195; Bk4te, skeet Jlia. 8047 (& 6637;
skgt Orm. 12<16; HaveL 1926; Trut. 1, 61; li beaua diae.
484; skeet 0am. 187.
ak^w? ciowd; ak6wea (pi) c. of I. 1494; Mor. a. p. 2,
1206; see aU.
sk! (skle^X OIceL ak^, s^^ nnuies", prompt, parv.
457; OouT. con/, oth. 2, 5U; s. a. FFn 833; I^g. m. p.
161; flat bri^te skie biforen h6m 863 at gen. 3643; futt
it ne Igfte not & akie in al pe welken Ghauc h. f. 1600;
skies (pi) rel. ant. 1, 210.
a k i g , Swed. skygg, shy, Mor. a. p. 2, 21; see Boheoh.
skin, ASax. acinn, Olcel, skinn, akin, ayenb. 66; Chauc.
C. t. 3809; Lidg. m. p. 133; „sklaaiei peUia, cutia" , prompt,
parv. 457; skinne (dat) Em. 954; 6iiim(e) Orm. 3210;
akinues (pi.) Mand. 216; BchinneB WiU. gloss.; aompoa.
barm-, ribskin.
skinnare skinner, protupt. parv. 457.
akippin akip, „aaltare", prompt parv. 458; akippe
Mis. 768; Horn 1361; Chauc C. t. 3259; skipte vis. F.
P. 6790; compos, overakippen.
akippere skipper; skipperes (pi) at. gen. 3087.
akirtnen, OllOerm. 8cirma,n, fence, a. r. 212; skirme
Aiia. 662; schirme owl and night. 806; akirmden (pret.)
La^. 8406.
skirpen, Olcd. akirpa? pat unfffile folc pat akirpep
pBBr ong«enes Orm. 7389.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
610 Bkirt
skirt (skirto?) = schurte? skirt, limhua, prompt, parv.
287 <fc 458; ekirtea (pi) Mand. 221.
sl&i ASax. Biaiie(?), OHQerm. slSha, nloe; slo prompt,
pare. 459; rel. songs IT, 27; Havel. 849; Gkauc. r. r.
928; slon ('pi^ ^Zw. 4988.
slab slab: ft slab of ire Wr. treat. 135.
alad? ASax. Blted, s^ufe; slade (dat.) ha'7,. 26887;
Mor. a. p. 1, 141; slades (pi.) Gow, conf. am. 2, 93.
8 1 a e p , sUp , ASaa:. slsep , OSax. slftp , 0<Mt^. slSpe,
OHGerm. slflf, sZeep, Orm. 1903 & 3148; slSp a. r. 144;
sleep «M. R P. 89; CAawc. C. (. 1392; 9l4pe (dat) Tor.
927; slftpe Horn 1316; slope F^or. 1632.
slopleaste sleeplessness, Wr. voc. 89.
sift pel, ASasc. sl&pol, somnoleTttua, Wr. voc. 90.
slaepen, ASasa. slEepan, sl&paii, OSax. slftpan, Goth.
slfipan, OHGerm. slftfan, sleep, La-T^. 733; algpen a. r. 4;
sciepen rd. ant, 1, 177; sl^pin prompt, parv. 459; slfipe
Flor. 1657; Bclgpe lud. Cov. 41; alftpe s. s. Web. 929;
^rtA. ojid Aferi. 814; sI6p, ASax- alep, GoiA. saislgp,
OHGerm. slief, ('pret^ st. ^en. 967; sleep vis. P. P. 3238;
CAottc C. t. 98; slasp taj. 26009; [slSpte La^. 4005; a.
r. 236; Om. 2484; Ma-nd. 222]; compos, islgpen.
slSpere, ^Saa;. alsepere, sleeper, Wr. treat. 138; sle-
pare a. r. 258.
sis pi, ASax. slffipig, OHGerm. slftfager, sleepy, »t. geti.
871; GoK. amf. am. 2, 113.
slaeteo, OHGerm. sleizan (scCndere, vellicare)f slate
(deat), Orm. 13485; him t6 al^te mid gr^te houndes rd.
ant. 2, 278; sleated? a. r. 212 ds 334; ft slat (for sift-
ted?) swin BV. p. s. 154.
slaeting, ASax. sleeting, slating, Lar^. 13304; compos.
bolealating,
slase, ASax. slaga, OHGerm. alago (interfectorj, from
slftn; compos, mauelalie.
(alase, aleje?) slaye, ASax. Blege (percuasorium)? Wr.
voc. 59, OHGetm. alaga (7nallem)f Grafs sprsch. 6, 773,
sley, „pecten'^, „lame", Wr. voc. 1&7 tis 217 ; prompt, parv.
458.
8la3eii (alaje), ASax. slean, Olcd. sift,, OHGerm.
Goth, slahan, slay, caedere, ayenb, S ; slftn, slseo Oitn.
4460 <fc 8040; slaa Isumb. 302; alon st. gen. 1328; Wr.
spec. 91; sclda ITr. s. a. c. XLIJI, 53} aid (sloo) Perea>,
slaht 511
925; Eglam. 486; slain (slean) La-^. 8962; slean a. r.
13S; sign prompt, parv. 453; Fum. p. VJII, 98; Alts.
1785; vis. P. P. 1941; sl^n, alee CAawc. C. t 663 (6
1224; sl6 Tor. 240; bIoS (pres^ rel. ant. 1, 218; siead a.
r. H8; sloli f^jret^ Horn 611 ; slfigh iljiam. 488; ftr . . .
he slogh Iw. 2039; alouh a. r. 118; slouj BeA. 23B6;
slough Ckauc. C. t. 982; 8I03, slflj st. gen. 2668 & 3913;
slow via. P. P. 14224; $. s. Wr. 1028; ifw. o. p. 1, 1221;
Tor. (;98; 8I63, 8leti3 (for elfls) ITici. yioas. 40; slew (for
slea, sM) Triam. 1436; (pu) slflwe J^wm. p. XXIV, 189;
heo el63eii (pitched) heore teldes wtde ^eond [)& feldes
£03. 7866; 8l8ghe pr. conac. 5526; 8l6wen a. r. 270;
jtfonrf. 280; slasen (part.) Orm. 4458; «(. jem. 609; sla-
wen Wr. spec. 96; sclaweii Hick. thea. 1, ■228; slawe &.
0/ T. 1055; s. s. Wr. 1646; slain Afanrf. 280; CAomc. C.
(. 994; sUn Percev. 555; slon Tor. 2128; compos, a-, i-,
of8lsn ; deriV. alaje, ale^e, slaht, slahter.
slaht, ASatr. sleaht, OHGerm. slaht, slaying, caedes,
Katk. 200; slajt Eob. Glouc. 66, 2; slajt, 8cla3t Afor. a.
p. 1, 800 & 2, 66; slaught Alts. 1910; Gow. conf. am.
I, 348; C'Aawc. C. t. 2033; sleight ^rtA. and Med. 4936;
£Zi rom. 1, 279; compos, man-, walslaht.
slahter, Olcel. sl&tr, slavghter, mtt. k<,m. 38; slagbter
pr. conac. 3367; slauhter Bob. Br. 91, 23; slaughter
Chauc. 0. L 5376; Arth. and Merl. 8918; alawtir ptwnyt
parv. 458.
slak, A8ax. sleac, OSoa;. slac, 0/ceZ. alakr, OHGerm.
alacher, alaek, „latcus'*, prompt, parv. 458; ayenb. 82;
JZis. 1252; pe alakke skin Chauc. C. t. 9723.
slak siaci, ravine, Degrev. 333; elac n»K. Arth. XXIII,
12; slake ((^^ Immh. 622.
slakien, ^Saar. alacian, OThitck sloken, alake, rdaxare,
a. r. 134; aclakien h'wti. p. VIII, 19; alakie ... his
bendes Lot,. 23345*; pe pride of sir David bigon fast to
alivken Mm. 43; alakin prompt, parv. 466; alake Chauc.
C. t. 8678; a. s. Wr. 1210; pr. consc. 6224; Xm^o. nt. p.
53; Jfar. mir. ;(i. 134; mai n6 driuk ml purat alake ow.
P. P. 12819; to slake hie lust met. horn. 80; alakie ('pres^
Kath. 2166; in 8l4p(e) i alake Wr. spec ^4; alakep
Shoreh. 30; (he) slaked hia apere Percev. 1696; compos.
aslakien; see slekken.
slakneaae alackness, prompt, pare.; alacneaae ayenb. 33.
..L.oo^^lc
612 alant
slant? on slanta aslant, Oaw. gloss. 400; on slonte
tmt. Arth. 48, 6; a elonte ^oblique'*, prompt para. 6.
slaschen dash; slascht (part.) Wid. gloss.
slat, eclat slate (slat, adait), prompt, parv. 458; slattes
(pi.) Mapes 360.
slaveren, ODvtch slaberen, slaver; slaTers (pres)
pr. conse. 784; compos, bislaberen.
bUw, ASaa. ai&f, OStio!. sMu, Olcel. slser, OHQerm.
slower, sloiB, „kebes, tardus", prompt parv. 458; & m. 31;
dil & bI&p Orm. 9885; h16w CAojw. C. t 7408; slflu Wr.
treat. 138; Bl6uh a. r. 208; sl&we (pi) pr. consc. 6546;
lud. Gov. 261.
bI&wU slowly, prompt, parv. 458; pr. consc 3198.
sl&wien (aU^n), ASax. slftpian, slow, Fum, p. VIII,
19*; compos, forsldwien.
elAwnesse slowness, prompt, parv. 458; sl&wnes pr.
consc 9030.
sl&wthe, ASax. sUe^d, sloth, prompt parv. 458;
sl&tipe Laz- 27039; Mor. a. p. 2, 178; lud. Con. 404;
Bldnpe Chauc. O. t. 4950; slouhde a. r. 144; sl^wpe Mar.
iw. pL 186; slSupe /£o&. Otouc. 195, 3; ay^A. 32; Shwek.
34 ; HV. spec. 49 ; vis. P. P. 89.
alec (A&c?) tUech, mad, Kaih. 1677; see slich.
slede, ODutch slede, slide, Oicri. aledi, OBGerm. alito,
/rom allden, eiwi, ^iroAo", Wr. voc. 232 ; prompt, parv. 458,
slede, ASax. slede (?1, slid, ravine, Eob. Glouc. 447,
23; see slad.
sle^e, ASax. siege, OSaa. slegi ('percwaswi), ^roM ela-
jen; compos, oversleie.
sUh, O/ce^. sloegr, % (slee;, £03. 14366*; Orm. 13498;
sl^S £«A;. 2050; I. c. c. 19; 8cl€gh li beaus disc. 351;
sleigh (7A<iu«. 0. t. 8201; sl^y Zfave^. 1084; slees, sltj
fl^iiS. jio«».; sltgh Alis. 9; i«^. m. ;j. 29; sU prompt,
parv. 469 J slfighe (pi^ pr. ctnirc. 7370; slfihest (auperl)
Marh. 12.
slSillche a2%, Wia. gloss.; slSighli OAauc. (7. t. U46.
sl^ibscliupe (-schipe) c of I. 801.
sltcesse s^tncM, prompt, parv. 469.
slShpe, Oicei. sloegd, sleight, LaT,. 17212*; slfispe
ayen^. 18; slSi^pe Will, gloss.; „slSitbe ctdliditas, attutia'',
proft^ parv. 45S; slSihte Rob. Br. 129, 16; slg'
P. P. 13148; ifiwid. SOI; CAouc. C (, 60f
..Google
aUV 518
slSk, ODutch sleek, sleek.
siskin sleekf prompt, parv. 459; see sliken.
slekkeD (slekkin), ASax. sleccan, from slak, sleek
(sletch), ^extinguere", prompt, pai-v. 469; Orm. 14484;
slecche Hnrtsh. m. t. 200; slaughte (pret.)f cr. P. P. 182.
sleken(eii) slacken, pr. consc. 6558; slekend (part.)
6926; slekenid apol. 19.
slender, ODutch slinder, slender, prompt, parv. 459;
Jiich. 3530; slendir Lidg. m. p. 50; sclender Mand. 291;
sklender Chauc. C. t. 589.
slengen (slenge), /rom slingen, tkro^o, Havel. 2435.
slente? from slant? slent, slopef bi slente oper slade
Mor. a. p. 1, 141.
slenten, 8wed. slinta (labi)? sclent, glide: into pe
erpe bit sclente Halliw. diet. 711; he sleint^e) o wai
Amis 2279.
siet (sleet), MHGerm. slo; (grando)? Ben. wh. 2, 413,
sUet, prompt, parv. 459; Hick. thes. 1, 231; Chauc. C. t.
11562; sl^te (dot.) Iw. 376.
slSve, ASax. slfife, sleeve, „manica", prompt, parv. 459;
Octop. 1027; sleeve Chauc. C. t. 13152; slfiven f>i^ a. r.
56; slefes met. hom. 111.
slich, MHOerm. slick, LGerm. slik SchHtze's idiot.,
ODutch slijk? sZiicA, sZime, Jl/ar. ntiV. ^. 4.
sliden, ASax. slidan, MBOerm. sliten, slide, a. r.
252; slide owi awd m^/;*. 1388; Chauc. Troil. ^12\\ Lidg.
vi. p. 66; he slit (pres.) ayenb. 149; Wr. spec. 110; sI6d
(pret.) Will, gloss.; Mor. a. p. 1, 59; Launf. 214; sliden
(part.) Wicl. gloss.; islide Fum. p. XXIX, 88; compos.
asliden.
slidir ASax. slidor, alidder, „lubrictis", prompt, parv.
459; slider otcl and night. 954; Gow. conf. am. 3, 14;
Chauc. C. t. 1266; ^wiis 1^43; sledir h. s. 5262.
sliderin, ODutch slideren, slidder, „labi", prompt.
parv. 459.
slideri, Sieed. sliddrig, sliddery, Wid. gloss.; sliddri
a. r. 74.
sli3t, ODutch slicht, slecht, OHGerm. slehter, Olcel.
slettr, Ooth. slaihts, slight, planus, levis, Mor. a. p. 1, 190.
slik (slik?) sliice (slick), levia, prompt, parv. 459;
Chauc. a t. 6933; slike (adv.Jf Havel. 1157; see sl^k.
silken, OHGerm. slichen (labi, repere), slide; sllkes
514 sUken
(pres.) Gav). gloss.; ant. Arth. XLVIII, 6; compos, at-
sltken.
all ken, Olcd. sllkja (polirejf Saldors. lex., /rom slik,
alike (slick), leotgdre, poltre, Handiri: he can so wel his
wordes alike Cow. conf. am. 2, 365; jef pe ^lorld ^id
^ole pe silked rel. songs I, 43; til slSupe and sleep
silken his sides via. P. P. I080; isliked owl and niglu.
839; ayenb. 99; isllket Kath. 1675.
slim, ASax. Olcel. OHGerm. slim, slime, a. r. 27tii
Skorek. 105; slime (dot) Goto, conf. am. 3, 96; ps. 68,3.
slimi slimy, via.-P. P. 3258.
slinge, ODutch slinge, OHGerm. slinga, sling, „funda",
prompt, parv. 459; Shoreh. 132; via. P. P. 14261; sclinge
rel. ant 1, 6; slinges (pi.) Alts. 1191.
sling in, ASax. slingan, ODutch slingen (serpere, fun
dere), OHGerm. slingen (serpere, splendere), sling, „fun-
dere", prompt. parv. 459; slang (pret.) Alis. 5538; Shoreh.
132; slong 8. s. Web. 1316; skngea Rich. 5227; stonge
Rob. Glouc. 362, 9; slongen (part) Percev. 672,
slinger, OHGerm. sUngare, slinger, Octao. 1599.
alip, cmp. ODutch sUppe, slip, „lacinta", prompt, pare.
459.
slip (slipe?) alip, „limus", prompt, pare. 459.
sltpen, ASax. slipaii(?), OHGerm. sltfan, slipe, slide;
sllpep? Gow. conf. am. 2, 347.
sliper, ASast. shpur, slipper, lubricus, transact 19, 22;
ps. 34, 6.
slippen (slippe), ODiUch slippen, MHGerm. slipfen,
alip, labi, hunt. 114; slippus ani. Arth. XLVIII, 6; slipte
out of his honde Gow. conf. am. 2, 72.
slite? ASax. slite, Olcel. slit, OHGerm. sUz, slit, Jia-
sura; Blitte (dot) Gow. conf. am. 1, 15; and tok pe mes-
sanger bl pe Blit(te) Arth, and Merl. 1406; stones hi ddp
in hdre slitte owl and night 1116.
si it in, ASax. slitan, Olcel. slita, OHGerm. slizan
(fcindere, jindere, lacerare), „atterere", prompt, parv. 469;
slitin (part.) ibid.
slitten (slitte), MHGerm. slitzen, dit, Jindere, Chauc
C. t. 11572; pa. 88, 24*; slitte (pret) Octov. 1664; islit
(pari) La'T,. 14221.
sllvin, ASax, BlifaQ(?), slive, „findere'*, prfrnvpt. parv.
459.
=dbvGoogIe
sliver 516
sliver diver, aegmen, Chauc. Trail. 3862.
sloh? LOerm. 6lu(T)e? slough, foUiculua, exuviae, P. P.
p. 540; slouh, slow pr. conac. 520*; slouje (dot.) HaUiw,
diet. 760.
sloh, ASax. elog, slough, lacuna, volatabrvm, Kath.
1677; sl6gh Triam. 3R6; slough Chauc. 0. t. 7147;
sloghe (dat.) Isumb. 403; slowe Alia. 6075; Wicl. 2 Pet.
2; slowes (pi.) Degree. 1666.
sloknin, Olcei. slohnB, siocken, „extinffuere'', prompt,
parv. 459; slokiu Mar. mir. pi. 133; alokenes (prea.)
met. horn. 37.
slop (sloppef), ASax. slop (?), /rom elupen, slop, in-
dumentum, prompt, parv. 460; slope k. a. 522; sloppes
(pi.) Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 155; compos, overslop.
slor sbir, „iiwnw", prompt parv. 460.
slot, OFris. slot, OHOerm. sloz, slot, ^vectis", Wr. toe.
237; „peaaulua", prompt, parv. 460; slottea „»ectes", pa.
106, 16.
sloteriu Blotter, „maculare", prompt, parv. 460; slo-
tered in sin(i)e) pr. conac. 2367.
slop, Olcel. ^M, paOi, Orm. 1194.
(siuber) slobur alubher, prompt, parv. 469.
sluberen slubber; pei slober in pe inSr(e) Wr. a. a.
c LVI, 28.
slugge slug, „deaea, aegnis", prom^ parv. 460.
aluggin alwg, „deaidcr€, torpere", prompt, parv. 460.
Bluggi sluggy, ^desidiosus, torpidua", prompt, parv.
460; a. r. 358; rd. ant. 1, 18; Lidg. m. p. 52.
slume, ASax. sluma, sloum, aomnus; sloumbe Mor. a.
p. 3, 3 86.
slumen, alummen, MHGerm. slammen, doum, dormire,
Xfflj. 17995 <fe 32058; Blomande Alex. St. 176.
slumer (slumber), MHOerm. slummer, dumber, Chauc.
C. t. 3814.
slumeren (slomerou), ASax. slumeriau (?), MEGerm.
riammeren, slumber, „dormitare", prompt parv. 460; slu-
meren (prea J rel. ant. 1, 221; slomerande (part.) Halttw.
diet 758; slombred (pret) vis. P. P. 19.
slummi aloomy, segnis, a. r. 258.
slflpen, ASax. sMpan, Goth, sliupan, OHQerm. sliufan,
slide; compos, ateldpen.
sluppen, MHGerm. sliipfeii, alip; compos, aslappen.
..L.oo^^lc
5t6 slutte
sltttte altU, lud. Gov. 218.
slutti dutty, „coettidentu$''', prompt, pare. 460; ffaUite.
diet. 761.
alottiBch sluttish, Chauc. C. t. 12564.
smaete, ASax. smtete, Jme: gold smeate Kat/i. 1670;
smeatest (superl.) Mark. il.
Biuak, ASax. amajc, OFris. smek, OHQerm. smac,
smack (amatch), „gustus'^ , p7-ompt. parv. 460 ; owl and
night 821; ayenh. 33; smac Orm. 1653; smach Hartah.
m. t. 199; smecli Fum. p. VIII, UO; a. r. 94; smakke
(dot.) Fum. p. XXXV, 77; smecche (gen. pi.) Mark. 9.
smechleas a, r. 138.
smakien(Bmakia), ^Sor. smacian, smack, taste, prompt,
parv. 460; (J)osep dede his lich . . . 8w4t« Bmaken st
gen. 2443; il word pat of god smakep Shoreh. 48; al {>et
o! iz^p and smakep of pe guodes of pise wordle ayenb.
'J2 ; compos, ismakien.
smal, ASax. smffil, OFris. sinel, OSax. smal, OHGerm.
smaler, Goth, smals, small, oiol and night. 73; Wr. treat.
138; Chauc C. t. 153; smal folc X03. 15367; smel a. r.
278; smale (pi.) at. gen. 656; 3/aW. 49.
smateren, L&erm. smadern, soU: smaterid wip smoke
rel. ant 1, 240.
smatren (smatter), Swed. smattra (crepare), amatter,
Wr. 8. a. c. LXXIt, 25.
smecchen, ASax. smeccan, OFria. smekka, OHQerm.
smecchen, taaie, sapere: sye, epoteliche he smecched me &
amelled Kath. 1537; smeihte (smachte) (pret.) a. r. 106;
smaughte . via. P. P. 320O ; pet no mon ne icnowed |)et
nayed hit ismecched a. r. 94 ; see smakien.
smSk, .dSflKT. smSc, sm^c, 0 Dutch smook, smeek (smeech),
yj^wmua", prompt, parv. 460; met. horn. 104; Wr. a. a. c.
XLVII, 12; smSc Orm. 1088; sm^ch ayenh. 66; sm^ke
(dot) Fum. p. VIII, 9; smfikis (pi) avow. Arik. XV, 12.
emekin, ASax. smScan, ameek, „fumare, Jumigare",
prwnpt. parv. 460; sm€kide (pret.) Wid. gloaa.; emekid
(pari.) smepes reL ant. 1, 240.
emel, ASax. smell, smiell, alap; smselles (dot. pi)f
La^. 27052.
smel smell, „odor", prompt, pare. 460; a. r. 104; rel.
ant. 1, 208; 010^ and night. 820; ayenb. 95; Chauc. C. t
2429; smeal Kath. 16OO; smeol Alia. 2573.
..C.oogic
smellen 517
smellen smell, olere, olfacere, a. r. 88; Chauc. C. t.
3691; smeallen Marh. 4; smelled Katk. 1537; amellet)
via. P. P. 7424; smullep Wr. spec. 88; smullip AUs. «793;
smellinde a. r. 340; smelliDgo Mand. 11; smelde Chauc.
h. of f. 1685; smilde Fum. p. Xll, 146.
smelt, ASax. 8melt(?), emeU, prompt, parv. 460.
smere, cmp. MHGerm, smieren (subridere), gentlyf he
amere ioh La^. 14981; & wel amere 16u3 Furn. p. XXI,
152; amere he lou rel. ant. 2, 372.
amere, ASax. smeni, smeoru, OHOerm. smero, Olcel.
smior, smear, untjuen, Orm. 13244; tt. gen. 1573.
amerien (ameren), ASax. amiriaa, amyrian, ODvick
ameren, Olcel. smyrja, MHGerm. smeren, amiren, amirwen,
smear, unguere, st. gen. 2442; amurien a. r. 372; amirie
Film. p. XIX, 183; Bmerep (pres.) Skorek. 14; ht Bmeriep
ayenb. 60; smerede (pret.) s, s. Web. 115 1; amered jw.
44, 8; ameredeD Ktoh. 1613; smered (part) Orm. 994;
compos, biamerwen.
B m e r 1 e a , ASax. amerels , amyrela , . Olcel. smTTsl,
ODvtch amersel, ointment, st. gen. 2454; smerlia met. hom.
97; smerieles ayenh. 187; amirles KcUk. 1612; amurilea
CL r. 372.
smerte, ODutch amerte, OHOerm. amerza, smart, do-
lor, Furn. p. VIII, 67; a. r. 2&4s rel ant. 1, 111; Lidg.
m. p. 189; smeri prompt, pare. 460; Alia. 1360; Chauc.
a t 3811; Hoed. 1, 40.
smerte smart, acerbus: one amerte discepliae a. r.
294; smerte & kfine Marg. 121; wij) A. jerde smerte
Chauc. C. i. 149; mid amsertea &iie duate La^- 27661;
smerte (adv.) li beaua disc. 601 ; amit smerte via. P. P.
7423.
amertliche smartly: amit smertliche Kaik. 2016; biddip
him smeortli Alia. 1911.
smertin, A8ax. 8meortan(?), ODutch amerten, OHOerm.
smerzan, smart, dolere, prompt parv. 460; smeorten a. r.
238; smerte Hood. 2647; Wr. spec. 70; s. s. Wel. 2642;
smurte Wr. treat. 140; smerted (pres.) h. m. 31; smertea
pr. consc. 1317; sta&rte: (suhj.) Ckauc. C. t. 230; ameorte
rd. ant. \, 177.
am4de, ASax. amMe, cmp. LGerm. Bmu(d)e, mtooth, a.
r. 2; amSpe OrTn. 9666; Rob. Glouc 424, 20; jM. 54,22*;
pr. consc. 6349; I. c. e. 47; see amope.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
tfis Bm^the
smSthe smeeth, „planitiei", prompt, parv. 460.
sm^den, ASax. smMian, LGerm. smoden SchHtse'a
idiot., ameeth, oomplanare, a. r. 4; ismMet (part) Kath.
1675.
smSthnoB, ASax. sm^dnyss, „planAit8", prompt, parv.
460.
emiker, ASax. smicer, OHGerm. smecbarer, smicker,
dogang, Orm. 13679.
Bmil, MHGerm. smiel, smile, Brand. 4.
smiliii, MHQerm. smielen, Dan. smile, Sved. smila,
smile, nsubridere", promvt parv. 461; smile (r. w. while)
Ohaue. C. t 7028; Degrev. 804j Itob. Br. 186, 13; ami-
land Wm. gloBS.
smirkeu, ASax. smercian, smirk (smerk); smirkende
(part.) Kath. 356.
emite, ODutek smete, OHGerm. smiz? emits, blow.
Lot,. 535; at. gen. 2990; pane smite ayettb. 140; si was
fals4veri smite a. a. Wr. 1959; smitt(e) Triam. 1565; amete
(r. w, wete = wite) UaUiw. diet. 762.
emJten (smltin), ODutch smlten (smijtea), OFria.
smita, Qoih. (bi)8meitan, OHGerm. smizau, smite, „ferire'*,
prompt parv. 461; a. r. 324; Orm. 14677; ov)l and night.
7^; smite Bek. 3122; smite Mr Brand. 30; (he) smit
(pres) a. r. 60; Wr. treat. 136; Chavc. C. t. 7998;
sm&t (pret) Mark. 9 ; Iv>. 377; amot Rob. Olouc. 218, 13;
St. gen. 3925; li beans disc. 1185; pii smite La^. 8157;
smtten rd. ant. I, 101; Gov>. conf. am. 3, 72; smite Rob.
Olouc 317, 17; smeten Rich. 3988; smite (sTibj) c. oj: I.
1265; smiten (part) Rob. Br. US, 17; smeten Flor. 1620;
compos, i-, ofsmiteo.
smitten, ODutch smetten, MHGerm. smitzen, smk,
mactdare; smitted (part) pa 106, 89; ismitted A. m. 13;
compos, bis mitten.
smid, ASax. smid. Olcd. smidr, OH&erm. smid, smit,
amUk, a. r. 78; at gen. 466; smid (smip) La^- 1562; smip
Chauc. C. t. 2027; smifes (pi) Wr. spec. 86; smepes rel.
ant. 1, 340; compos, goldsmid.
Bmidie(n), ASax. smidian, Olcel. smida, Goth, (ga)-
smipon, OHGerm. smidon, forge, La^. 30743; smipien via.
P. P. 1982; smeoded (emides) a. r. 52; smiped (pret)
Chauc. C. t. 3760.
smidde, ASax. emidde, OFria. smitba, Olcel. smidja,
.L.OOc^lC
Bmok 619
OHGerm. smidda, smitta, smithy, a. r. 284; smip^ie Fum.
p. IX, 60; smithi prompt, parv. 461; smepi pr. eotuc.
pref. IX.
smok, Olcel. smokkr, OHOerm. emoccho, smock, nin-
tenda", prompt pare. 461; Ooio. conf. <mm. 1, 115; Chauc.
C t. 3238; cr. P. P. 157; amoc rd. atU. 1, 129; smockia
(^pl.) Wicl. gloss.
emoke, ASax. smoca, gtnoke, nfitmus", prompt, parv.
461; Mark. 9; Brand. 23; Mis. 4352; Mand. 347; vis.
P. P. 12014; Chauc. C. t. 5860.
amokieo, ASax. Binocian, smoke, Jumare, La^. 23734;
pe see , . . amokede Brand. 23.
smoki smoky, prompt, parv. 461.
amolder? smoke and smolder Mapes 345; vis. P. P.
12014.
smoldren smolder: in smolderande amoke Mor. a. p.
2, 955.
smolt, ASax. smolt, smolt, quiet? Mor. a. p. 2, 732.
amorien (amore), ASax. amorian, OlhOoh amoren,
smore (smoor), suffocare, gloss, ind. to pr. coTtsc. p. 317 ;
„Bmor& fmnigo", prompt, parv, 461; smored ('part^ pr.
coma. 7601.
am or ten, LOerm. smotiea, smuTtea (suffiocare)? BmowrtQ
(pret.) Rob. Olouc. 322, 7.
amorper smother, Bob. Glouc. 407*; to helle smurdre
a. r. 272; smoke and amoper Mapes 339.
smordrien smother: smeordrinde (smodrinde) smoke
Marh. 9, 6.
smoteren, LGerm. smudern; compos, biamoteren.
amdpe smooth, prompt parv. 461; Chauc. C. t. 678;
Mor. a. p. 1, 6; Lidg. m. p. 24S; see smSpe.
amSpen smooth; iamdped (part.) ayenh. 67.
smutten, amndden? HOerm. sctunntzen, Xdenn. amnd-
den? smvi; compos, bismudden.
anacchen ( anacbe ) , 0 Dutch snacken, snatch. Alts.
6559 ; snecchen a. r. 324.
sn&de (anode), ASax. snaed, from sniden, morsd, rfiffa'*,
Wr, voc. 93; ayenb. 77<felll; snodes „frusta", ps, 147, 17.
a n ae d e n , ASax. ansedan , Olcel. aneida , MHOerm,
sneiten, cut; compos. tosDEeden.
e n a e a e n (sn^aen), ASax. aniesan, OleeL sneisa, pierce,
a. r. 212*
i^vGoogle
snail, A8ax. snsegl, Olcel. snigill, snail, „limax",
prompt parv. 461; Ivd. Gob. 209; snawil Fum. p. XXSV,
40; snile Halliw. diet. 766; snailes (pi.) owl and night.
81; Mand. 169.
snaipen, Olcel. sneypa? snape, rebuke; snaips pr.
conac. notes 268; snaipede Qaw. gloss.
snake, ASax. snaca, ODutch snake, snake, „an(jv,%&",
prompt, parv. 461; st. gen. 2805; Oow. eonf. am, 3, 118;
snaken Fum. p. VIII, l38;. Alia. 5972; snakes ps. 13, 3.
snakeren sneak? hwon he snakered toward on a. r,
360; snakerinde 290.
snare, ODutch snare (fides), Olcel. snara (laqueua),
snare, „laqueus'*, prompt, parv. 461; „pedica", rel. ant
1, 7; Chauc. C. t H92 ; ps. 9, 16; Lidg. m. p. 168.
snarin snare, „illaqueare", prompt, parv. 461.
snarlin snarl, „illaqueare" , ibid.
snattid „simus", prompt, parv. 461; snatted (printed
fuatted) nose Alis. 6+47.
sn4w, ASax. snSj>, Ooth. snaivs, ODutch sneuw, OSax.
OHOerm. snSo gen. snewes, snow, nix, Iw. 375; pr. consc.
1440; Mor. a. p. 2, 222; sntlu La^. 27459; snSw prompt,
parv. 462; Wr. treat. 136; Mand. 130; snou owl and
night. 480; snAwe (dat.) LaT,. 2012S.
sna^hplt Marh. 18; snouhwit a. r. 314.
saSwen, ODutch snSuwen, snow, ningere; snowin
prompt, parv. 462; sn&wes Wr. voc. 201.
snegge, OHGerm. sneggo, snecco, anagge, Umax,
ayenb. 32.
snekke (anek?) sneck, „pessulut", prompt, part). 461;
Wr.voc. 237; Mar. mir. pi. 119.
snel, ASax. OSax. snell (snel), OHGerm. sneller,
Olcel. sniallr, snell, quick-, active, L03, 28860; rel. ant. I,
132; owl and night. 827; snelle (pi) s. s. Wr. 316;
snelle (adv) Alia. 2670; £m. 309; Percev. 2170.
Snellen, MHGerm. Snellen, pierce? snelles (pres.)
Gaw. gloss.; snellus ant. Arth. VII, i.
snep? Olcel. sn4pr? Jool? snepe (pl.J owl and night.
225.
sneren (sneren?) sneer: sal soere „suhsannabit", ps.
2, 4; snered „deriserunt^, 34, 16.
snerken, Olcd. snerkja? shrivel f as hit snarchte
(snercte) ant barst Mark. 18, 14.
D, = ,l,zt!dbvG00gfe
SQibbin 521
snibbia snib, „ reprehendere " , prompt, parv. 461;
snibbe Ckauc. C. t 525; snibbed (pret.) pa. 9, 6; met
Horn. 38; snibbid (pwt.) apol. 6; £tt^. m. p. 256,
snipe (snipe?) snipe, prompt, parv, 461 ; rel. ant. 1, 82.
suite enite, n^ia", HalUw. diet 767; prompt parv. 461 ;
Wicl. Is. 34,
suiden, ASax. SDi^an, Olcel. snida, Gotk. sneipan,
OHGerm. siiidan, snithe, cut; snip (imper.) Orm U666;
saftp (pret.) 1338; deriv. sn&de.
snirelen swiW; sniYelinge (part.) Wr. treat. 138.
sniwen, ASaas. snipaD, OHGerm. sniwan, snow, nin-
gere ; hit anlwip Alia. 6450; sniiip (for sniwip) owl and
night 620; snfiuwinge (for aniwjnge) c of I. 722; [sno-
wed Ckaua. C. t 347]; deriv. sii4w.
-snobben? i snobbe rel. ant. 2, 211.
anokeii, LGerm. sn6keu, anook, muff, smell, prompt,
parv. 462.
snore, ASax. snoni, OFris. snore, OHGerm. snur(a),
„tiurtts", Wr. voc. 88.
Bnorin, LGerm. eaoreji, snore, „slertere", prompt, parv.
462.
snot, ASax.(?) ODutrJi snot, snut, OFria, snotte,
MHQerm. snuz? snot, nWiMCWs", Wr. voc. 245; snotte 186;
prompt parv. 462.
snoter, ASax. snotor, Olcet. snotr, Goth, sautrs, pru-
dent, wise, Orm. 7087.
snurtin, LGerm. snurten (pedere), snurt (snort),
prompt parv. 462; he snortip in his Bleep(e) Ckaac. O.
t 4161.
snilte, LGerm. snAte, snout, rel. ant I, 2^4; snoata
„rostrum", prompt parv. 462; Alia. 6534; Horn 1088;
Oow. conf. am. 1, 283.
s D A t e n { snitin ) , ASax. snjtan (?) , OIceL sn^ta,
OHGerm. snfizan, anite, „emwigere", prompt parv. 461;
pi nese snite const, of mas. 745 ; snitte (pret.) Fum. p.
IX, 85; snitid (part.) Wicl gloss.
Bobbin sob, „singultare", prompt parv. 462; sobbe
Lidg. St of Tk. 3380; he aobbep Gow. conf. am. 1, 289;
pei sobbe lud. Cov. 105; (he) sobbed vis. P. P. 9573.
sod, LGerm. Dutch sode (zode), OFris. satha? sod, I.
c. c. 6.
softe, ASax. softe, OHGerm. samfter, aoji, „moUia,
633 BOftin I
Unit, hnttu", prompt, pare. 463; Katk. 1539; a. r. 304;
Orm. 1307; st gen. 335; c. o/. i. 967; Wr. apec. 62; m
P. P. 2 ; Bofte fatji)^ 6010. c(»^ om. 2, 46 ; soneat C«uperJ.;
KarA. II.
Bofteliche 8oft.y, a. r. 368; softeli via. P. P. 1429.
softin ntnoUire", prompt, parv. 462; softi La'^. 12042*;
softod (presj a. r. 244; 8ofte ['tfmjwrat^ Mark. 5; Boftid
(pari.) Wict. gloss.
softuen (softne) soften, ffoccl. IV, 11.
softnflBse, ASair. softneBB, softness, La-^. 26640; a. r.
196.
aoilien, OFr. soillier, toil; soiled a. r. 94; soiled i>j*
P. P. 8902; see soHgh and Bulton.
Bok, ASax. soc, /rom sUken, soite, «««&, sHctiut, Wid.
gloss.
8ok (sokke?), ASaa. socc, OHOerm. soc, 0/cei. sokkr,
ia(. aoccua, «ocA, Wr. voc. 259; prompt, parv. 462; sok-
kes ('j)(J Hardio. poem 2«, 3; sockea W)-. p. ». 330.
Bookne, ^iSaa;. socen, Olcel. sdkn, dofA. Bokne, „con-
curaus", prompt, parv. 468; aocne ((ia(^ search, inquiry,
La^,. 2365; sokeBB district, vis. P. P. 1105; aokne (nSO-
ken") (acc\) custom, Chauc. C. t 3986; compos, bi-, frid-,
b&ni8Qkiie.
sol cfirti/? BOl clod (solclOd?) a. r. 324; sole reL ant.
1, 129 ; tee salve.
sole, A8ax. aole, OHGerm. sola, Lot. solea, (?(rtJ.
Bulja, sole, prompt, parv. 463.
solein, /fa!, soligno? auUen, „solitaritia^, prompt, parv.
463 ; Ckauc. a. f. G07 ; Lidg. at of Th. 249.
soler, OFr. solier, i^. sokrium, soUar, prompt, parv.
464; fitm. p. XIII, 340.
aolien, ASam. soliaD, MHGerm. soleo, Ooth. (bi)saul-
jan, aoH: (nis) nojt bo hwtt pat hit ne 8ole[> owi artd
night. 1274.
solwin, Bolowin, ODvich soluwen, OHOerm. saleven?
^macuZarc" , prompt, parv. 464; solowede (pret.) k. 1.
9168.
solwi, ^Saa, Bal(o)(>ig? dirty, H^n txw. 171; Trwt
2, 60.
som? ASax. gesom, agreed; some (p/^J iaj. 9888;
compos, iadto.
B6iiie, ASax. som, omoon^, £^3. 2652; a. r. 436.
somoniD 698
somonin (^omoni), OFr. eomoner, aummon, ayenb. 87;
somoune HiA. Br. 90. 23; Bomni Bek. 737; sompne vit.
P. P. 2002; Ckaue. C. t 6969; somened (part) Wid.
ffloM.
8omoD8, OFr. semonce, mmmom, Rob. Br. 87, 18.
son, Fr. son, aoun (sound), pr. consc. 4971; souD Wr.
treat 1S5.
sSne, A8aa. sdna (sona?), OSax. Bana, san, OFrii.
son, toon, La;^. 200; a. r. 422; Onu. 198; (r, tp. none)
Wr. treat. 132; fr. w. done) s. a. Pfr. 382; pr. cmtic. 68;
soone ois. P. P. 1449; (r. w. boone) Chanc. C. t. 9491;
silne Min. 18; 86nre (compar.) a. r. 58,
sop, Dutch sop, Z)an. Sweii. sup? /rom sdpen, tope,
ntp, vis. P. P. 9981; k sop of win Chauc. C. t. 336;
HOpe? Mor. a. p. 2, 108.
florae, A8ax. sorg, OSax. OHQarm. sorga, Qoth.
saurga, sorrow, owl and night. 431; Shorth. 82; sorje
(soreje) i^wm, p. VIIl, 98 ('flicft. rfcs. I, 223^; sorje,
seorwe La^. 2919 & 31807; sor^e, sorwe et. gen. 68 &
268; 8eor3e rel. songs III, 5; sorhe ifai'A. 6j sershe Orm.
4852; sorwe Bek. 1516; wi». P. P. .'igg ; Mand. 25; CAatM.
G (, 6661; sorowe prompt, pare. 465; seoruwe a. r. 88;
serwe c. o/ i. llO; k. of T. 250; sarewe rel. ant I, 262j
sorewen (pl-J harrow. 44,
sorhful Za3, 325; sorwful Havel. 124A; seoruhfnl a. r.
88.
sorjien, ASax. sorgi&n, OHGerm sorgen, Go(A. saur-
gan, sorrow; sorhen h. m. 27; „sorwin dolere, lugere",
prompt, parv, 465; lud. Goo. 361; 80r3i ayenb. 171; sorwi
Shoreh. 32; sorowe apol. 7; seoruwen a. r. 308; serslien
Orm. 89o0; serewe fpres.) Wr. spec. 93; sorwep Chauc.
C. t. 26S4; sor^ede (sorewede) Las- 5078.
sot, Fr. sot, tee Dies wb. 378, foolish, La^. 1442; a.
r. 66; sotte songes Katk. 107; „8otte atolidut", prompt,
para. 465.
Bothsde f<dly, (dat.) owl and night. 1373.
sotliche Kaih. 359.
aotscipe foUy, La^. 23178; sotscbipe a. r. 362.
sot (soot), ASax. Olcel. sot, ODutch soet, soot, nfuligo",
prompt parv. 465; Alis. 6686.
soti, ASax. sotig, «oo*y, „fuligiTiosua^, prwnpU p€uv,
465; ou'I am(2 night. 578.
U.,r,l,zt!dbvG00glc
524 s&a
sod, ASax. sod, OSax. sod, Olcd. aannr, tooth, verua,
Katk. 873; a. r. 52; at. gen. 1032; s5p Omt. 313; *. ».
Ifr. 2470; soth pr. conac. 7687; Mor. a. p. I, 481 ; 86d
(aubtt.) verum, owl and night. 948; aop Ckauc. C. t 847;
J|>at sope Fum. p. XX, 39; pe s6de Katk. ISS; tA. gen.
74; for aoth fioS. Br. 142, 8; for sode a. r. 88; Tor z6pe
ayenb. 16; pat pit tu pet to sope Orm. 234; as me mai
t6 aope iseo Wr. treat. 132; aodes ((/««^ vere, a. r. 102;
A. m. 17; mid sodere (dat. f) stefyene Xaj, 3607; soper
('oomjwj-J SWeA, 31; SOpest (sup«r?^ nii. P. F. 6498.
sddfeat soothfast, a. r. 26; sopfast c. o/* I. 639; harrow.
18; PFici. AAn 3.
sothfastnesse prompt, parv. 406.
z6phsde a^eni. 105.
sddlTche sootkiy, a. r. 12; k. m. 9; sothllke pa. 2, 6 ; sdpli
Chauc. C. t. 1201; PPiW. John 4; soothli i/occi. 77/, 42.
sop-aa^e oiel and night. 1036; edpsawe Wid. glosa.
sopsawel ^veridvcua", Wr. voo. 90.
sopschupe Veritas, c. of I. 1020.
sopien, A8ax. (ge)8ddian, verify, ia^. 8491; compos.
isodien.
sopniaae Veritas, Bek. 1629; soopnesse ma. P. P. 926.
soupen, Fr. aouper? sup? vis. P. P. 1075; (pre*.)
Chauc. C. t. 4144.
sour, Olcel. saurr, aaur, r.comum", prompt, para. 465.
souri, Olcd. aaurugr, „coenoa%M'' , prompt, parv. 465,
soup, Olcel. saudr, sheep; soppes (pi) Orm. 15566.
spade, ASax. spadu, OFria. spada, Gr. anaSi]? spade,
prompt, parv. 467; a. r. 384; ret. songs V, 146; ayetOi.
108; Iw. 3225; Chauc. C. t. 555.
spaeche, ASax. spsec, sprffic, OSax. sprftca, OHOerm.
epr&cha, speech, Orm. 2831 ; spfiche „lomtda", prompt
parv. 467; Imt,. 4018; Katk. 808; otol and night. lZ;Bek.
66; c. of I. 22; Chavc C. t. 809; s. s. Wr. 445; uvel
apeche a. r. 80; al was 6n sp^che dor biforeo s(. gen. C65.
apaete?
sp^tepile, spatepile? Marh. 9, 7 <£; 12, 26.
spaeten (apSten), ASax. spsetan. spit, spuere, owl and
night 39; Wicl. gloss.; spited a. r. 82; spStte (pret.)
Fum. p. VIII, 59 ; compos. bisp6ten.
Bpak, Olcel. spakr (mansuetua), tame, "h. s. 319; qttikf
k. of T. 774; apakeat (superl.) Mor. a. p. 3, 169.
sp&ke 625
Bpakliche ^icklyf vis. P. P. 11S30; spacliche Wr. spec.
37; spakli Will, gloa*.; Mor. a. p. 3, 338.
ap&kc, ASax. sp&ca, ODutck Bp6ke, OHGerm. speicba,
apokt, ^radiaa", HalLiw. diet. 778; spoke prtmt-pt. parv.
469; epeaken (pi.) KaUi. 1941; spokes Fum. p. r. I. p.
238.
spale, MHOerm. spal (gradua acalarvm)1 tpale, aasulaf
\&t p!ne tuiige habbe spale (r. w. tale) otel and night.
258; nSpalis spliniei-ii^, Qaw. glota.
spalle spall, „aMula'*, prompt, parv, 467.
sp4ii, MHGenn. sp&ii (aamla), ODutch spaeii (atsula,
cochlear), Olcd. apknu (id), vhipf see spon.
sp&unewe? MHGerm. sp&nniuwe, tpan^evj, Havel. 968;
Chauc. C. t. 4514.
Bpanin, ASax. OHGerm. spanan (iUicere), ODutck
span en (ablactare) Maerl. rb. gloss., apane, noblastare",
prompt, parv. 467.
span gel., MHGerm, spengel (finda)? spangle, prompt,
parv. 467.
spanne, ASax. spann, sponn, OHGerm. spanna, Olcel.
sponn, span (spon), prompt, parv. 467; Chauc. C. t. 156;
sponne f^r. spec. 35.
spannen, ASacc. OHGerm. spannan (tendere, nectere),
span: pe kiDg spanos his spera aoow. Arth. XIII, 1.
spar, ASax. spier, Olcel. sparr, OHGerm. sparer,
apare, parcua; „spare barren'*, Gaw. glosa.
?8parllre, ASax. speerlira, aura, Odov. 330; sperlire Wr.
voc. 146.
sparien, ASax. sparian, Olcel. spara, OHGerm. spa-
ren, apare, parcere, La^. 274i(7; a. r. 416; sparien prompt,
parv. 467; sparen Rob. Br. U4, 2; sparie Rob. Glouc. 428,
25; Alia. 2621; sparep (prea.) c. of I. 419; spare (aubj)
pr. cottsc, 3928; sparied (imper) Kath. 808; sparede (pret)
LaTy 21066; Bek. 62; ispared (part) a. r, 364; Wr. spec,
70; compoa, asparen.
sparke, ASax. spearca, ODutch sparke, apark, Havd.
91; Goto. conf. am. 1, 258; sperke a. r. 96; sp^rc, spare
La^. 2U82 & 23508; spark Ohanc C, t, 16818; spear-
ken (pi,) ayenb, 137.
sparkin, ASax. speareian, apark, nactntiUare", prompt,
parv. 467; Bnt sprecbi (sperki) in h&m sprekes (sperkesF)
of lustes Marfi. 15; sparkede (pret.J HaveL 2144.
..Google
836 spodde
sparkle tparJde, y.teintiUa'* , prompt pan. 467; k. of
T. 194; sparcle WicL gloaa.
sparklin, ODvtch sparkelea, tparlde, „acintHlare",
prompt, parv. 467 ; sperclinde a, r. 34 ; sparkling Ghaue.
(7. t. 2166; of his . . . mad(e) sperklede fur at MarU. 9.
sparre, OHGerm. sparro, ODuteh sparre, eperre, Olcd.
spemi, spar, „tignvm'*, prompt paro. 467; Chauc. C. t
992 ; gparres Wud. gloat
sparpe (sparthe), Olcd. sparda, axe, ^btpennis", prompt
para. 467; Gaw. gloK. 412; Chauc. C. L 2522.
sparwe, ASax. 9pear(u))>a, Ooth. sparva, OHGerm.
sparo, OlceL sporr, aparrow, Chauc. C. L 627; pg. )0, 1;
qt&mwe, sparewe a. r. 142 & 152; sparewe Bek. 1098;
sparowe prompt, parv. 467.
spar-, aperhawk, Olcd. sparrhaukr, spar-, aparrow-kawk,
Hntnu", prompt parv. 468.
spat, Dutch spat, LGerm. spat, spot, spat (spot), „tna-
etUa", a. r. 104*; spot Wr. voc 206; prompt, pare. 470;
cyenb. 226; spotte met. kom. 13; spottes Cpl.J rtl. ant. 1,
225; via. P. P. 9661.
Bp&t (spdt) spoat, „sputum", c. of I. 1147.
spati spotty; spotti ayeni. 192; spatie d&des a, r.
104*.
sp&tle (spAtle), ASax. sp&tl, gpattle, ,^putum", prompt,
parv. 469; a. r. 288; WicL gU^t.; sp6til rA. ant. 1, 109.
S p & 1 1 i e n , ASax. sp&tlian, apattle (apottle), apuere ; i
sp&tle reL ant. 2, 211.
spotlunge, ASax. spitlung, spitting, a. r. 188.
specke (spec), ASax. specca, apedc, Mor. a. p. 2, 661 ;
speckes (^) a. r. 288*.
specken speck; specked (part.) Wid. gloaa.
sped, ASax. sped, OSax. spdd, OHGerm. spuot, speed,
featinatio, proaperitas, auxilium, Orm. 18094 & 12252;
Wr. ajt. lit. 6; dat Mm sal bringen ivel spSd st gen. 310;
56 cbildre w6xen in sp€d(e) 25T6; he pat was dx mdste
spSde transact. 18, 23; thurgh helpe and sp&le of prayer
pr. conac. 2882.
Bp6dli, ASax. spedlice. Alia. 3451; Mor. a. p. 2, 1729.
sp^deii, ASax. sp^dan, ODutch spoeden, OHGerm.
(ge)apiioton, speed, Jeatinare^ proaperare, La^. 403; Orm,
12317; pel mighte not speden ia hire viage Mand. 305;
sp^de Havd. 1634; via. P. P. il53l; a. a. Wr. 1966; pr.
apMi 527
consc. 3585; god spSJa 70U Chauo. C. t 2560; hdmward
he him spSdde (r. le. wedde) 1219; heo (hi) spSdde owl
and night. 1790; Brand. 32; compos, ispSden.
sp€di, ABax. spfidig, OtfGerm. spuotiger, apeedy.
spddili speedily, Ckauc. C. t. 14663.
speke talk?
spekeful a. r. 100.
speken, ASaat. specan, sprecan, OSax. sprecan, OFtu.
spreka, OHGerm. sprechan, speak, La^. 2977; Kaih. 315;
a. r. 48; Orm. 2783; owl and night. 961; Chatic C. t.
10966; pu spext Bek. 768; rel. ant. 1, 265; apac (jrret)
Orm. 224; owl and night. 396; »t. gm. 9S5; Wid. 'John
9; spak Havel. 2389; Alia. 231; Chauc C. t. 124; spec
a. r. 56 ; Wr. p. a. 248 ; jwu 8p6ke Bartth. m. t. 83 ; Spffi-
ken Orm. 1027; spoken via. P. P. 1332; Chauc. C. t.
4634; speken, ASax. sprecen, OFria. spreken (gpretzen),
OSax. (gi)sprocan, OHGerm. (ge)8prochen, (part) Havel.
2369; Wr. an. lit. 8; spoken Mand. 40; Wicl. John 15;
B<A. Br. 77, 24; spoke Gow. conf. am. I, 60; Chauc C.
t. 4478; compot. bi-, for-, ispeken.
speker tpeaker, h. s. 9292.
speklen, ODvich spekelen, speckle; spekeled (part.)
Mand. 290.
Bpel, ASaa:. epell, OSaai. OHGerm spel, OJcel spiall,
Goth, spill, sj>eU, Mrmo, fabtUa, La^,. 1022; f>i». 10025 1
Iw. 867; spel <& leod rel. ant. 1, 129; ue nuu hem tellen
spel ne song Wr. spec. 68; spelle (dat.) owl and night.
1792; Havtl. 338; Chauc. C. I. 16301; met. hom. 63: of
godes spelle ayetib. 11; with sp^che and apelle lud. Cob.
123; spelles (pi.) a. r. 120; vompoa. bl-, godspel.
s p e 1 d , ASax. speld (taeda), Olcd. spiald (ia&uZa) ?
nSpeldes splintert", WiU. gloss.
speld er, MHGerm. spelter, spelder', asswla; spildurs
(pi.) avow. Arth. Xni, 6.
speldren spelder, litaeu in tylldbaa coUigere, Orm.
16440.
spelen spare? al pat tu miht spelen ^el Orm. 10133;
spele Hob. Br. 222, 8 <fe256, 18; spele and spare P. P.
p. 542.
epelien, ASaar. spelian (vtcea alicujvs obire)f Josuo
speled (valet) h^le a. r. 300 ; see spellien.
spelke, Olcel. spialk? sp^, asavla, prompL pars. 468
..L.oo^^lc
528 spellere
spellere speaker; spellerea (pi.) HaUiw. dicL 781.
spellien („3peUen"), ASax. apellian, ODvich MHQerm.
spellen, Olcd. spialla, Goth, apillon, spell, dicere, narrare,
nunciare, Lot,. 10068; spellen Orm 94; Wr. p. a. 240;
lud. Cov. 157 ; no toiige ne mai hit telle, ne pou3t penche,
ne moup spelle c. of I. 692; speke and sp^lle via. P. P.
10789; nSpellin syllabioare", prompt, paro. 488; spelle
Qow. eonf. am. 2, 20; of wan spellede Daniel Skorek. isa.
spellunge, ASax. spellung, spelling^ germo, narratio,
a. r. 64; spelling k. g. 10970; nSpeUinge syllabicatio'*,
■prort^. parv. 468.
spelt, ASax. spelt, Lai. spelta, spelt, Wr. voc, 89.
spendin. Lot. expeiidereV spend, „acpenrfere", prompt,
parv. 468; spende Chauc. C. t. 4133; spene Wr.
151; Fum. p. I, 16; spenep owl and night. 1523;
fpretj La^. 13657; spended (part.) vis. P. P. 3234; i-
spended ayenb. 171; iepened a. r. 322.
spenen, ASax. spenian, OBGerm. spenen fallicere),
Olcel. spenja (trakere)? spened (pres.J La^. 3302.
spennen, MHGerm. spennen, Olcel. spenna, confine?
speniied (part.) Mor. a. p. i, 53; compos, unspeimen.
speoweu, ASax. speo)>ian, ODutch spouwen? OIceL
spjja? spew, vomere, a. r. 240; spSwen (speweii?) Wicl.
gloss.; spfiwe Chauc. C. t. vol. 2, p. 358; Mar. mCr. pi.
186; spewed rel. ant. 1, 211: compos. Htspeowen.
Bpere, ASax. ODutch spere, OHOerm. sper, Olcel.
Hpior (spiorr?), spear, prompt, parv. 468; La^. ([472; owl
and night. 1020; chron. Engl. 631; Chauc. C. t. 2896;
Octav. 853; pr. consc. 5292; spere, speren (speres, speares)
(^.) L03. 5864 (fc 27462; speres a. r. 110.
spereworte spear-wort, prompt parv. 469.
Sperling, spirling, Oerm. spirliug, sperh'ng (sparling),
„cammarus^, Wr. voc. 189(&222; Sperling met. horn. 136;
Bperlinges (pi) I. c c. 64.
sperrel {wpeTfA) fastening, prompt, parv. 469,!;
aperren (speren, sperin), ASax. sparrian, OHGerm.
sperren, sparren, Olcel. sperra, sper (spar), nclaudere",
prompt, parv. 469; st. gen. 2194; aperre Kob. Br. 240, 16;
sperrip (pres) apol. 34; spers pr. consc. 3835; spar(r)ed
^mper) a. r. 70*; sperrid (pret) Tor. 364; (ape rid ) m.
ArA. F. 2997; sparred Flor. 1774; sperred (part.) Iw.
2979; aperd Orm. 4122; HaveL 414.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoOgIf
spie, OLhUchapie, OFr. eepie, spy, „exphrator", prompt,
parv. 469; Alis. 3656; Iswmb. 249.
3pien (spiin), ODiUch spieo, Olcd. speja, OHGerm.
apehoD, Lat. specere, apy, „explorare", prompt, parv. 469;
St. gen. 2172; spie Mor. a. p. 2, 780; espien, iDFr. espieri
Chauc. C. t 5898; espie Lidg. m. p. 64; compos, aspieo?
spiere, OlhUch spiere, Olcd. spejari, OHGerm. spe-
ha,re, speculator, Wid. gloss.; spiarea (pi.) LaT^ 1492*.
spik, Olcel. spik, OHGerm. spec, apedi, lard, prwipt.
parv. 469; apic Laj. 24437.
spil, 08ax. OFria. OHOerpt. spH, play? podes spile
St. gen. 2977.
3pilqueme „gyraettlmn", rel. ant. 1, 9.
spilien, ASax. spilian, OSaa;. OHGerm. spilon, jday,
St. gen. 2532; spilede (pret.) Lay 13816; Shoreh. 120.
Bpille spill, asaula? hit nis no^t worp & spille Bek.
«50.
spilien, ASax. spilkn, Olcd. spills, spill, (iUstruere,
perdere. Lay 880; spille Bek. 204; c. of I. 903; vie. P.
P. 13563; Gow. conf. am. 2, 114; Bob. Br. 279, *; pr.
consc. 1320; Isumh. 193; al his wile he aholde spille owl
and night. 1018; Ute ye nouht (ma. nouth) ml bodi smile
Havel. 2422; spilde (pret.) rel. ant. I, 48; spilden Zoj.
28dG3 ; pai spilden mani i man Triet. I, 4; spilled (part.)
Alis. 1062; spilt Goto. cxmf. am. 1, 270; compot. a^, for-
spillen.
spin del, ASaa:. spindel, Bpiol, OHOerm. spidiela,
epindle, ^fusits", Wr. voc. 167; spindil ^nmijif. parv. 469.
spink Spink, frigiUa, Wr. voe. 189-
8 p i n n e n (spinnin), ASax. OHOerm. OaL spinnan,
OJcel. spinna, spin, prompt, parv. 469; vis. P. P. 2904;
span (pret) Ltdg. m. p. 90 ; a. a. c. 1; sponne Ckauc.
TroU. 8583; iaponne (paH.) Fum. p. XVII, 156; Skoreh.
95; Alts. 7251.
spinnere apinner (spider^, rel. ani. 1, 219; spinnare
prompt, parv. 469; spi^re (for spindre) oyeni, 164.
spinnestre, DirfcA spinster , spinster ; spinneatexes
(pC) vis. P. P. 2903.
spSre, Olcel. spira, spire, „hastula'*, prompL parv. i6S.i
awl and night, 18; P. P. p. 540; as &ii ok come|l of &
litle spire Chauc. TroU. 2427.
spite, ODutck spit, spet, OHGerm. spiz, spit, „veru".
..L.oo^^lc
530 spitel
Wr. voc. 93; Rob. Olouc. 207, 3; Octov. 122; li beam
disc. 582; (spitte) Hick. thea. 1, 232; spite, s^tta prompt.
porp. 469; spete Wr. voc. 266; spetes (pi.) Mapea 334.
spitel spittle, verucidum?
spitilforke Halliw. du^. 785.
spitelataf a. r. 384*.
spit en, ODvick spiteit, epeten, spit, veru figere; spite
prmnpt. ptiTO. 469; ispited La^. 26522; Rob. GUmc. 207,3.
spitten (apittin), A8ax. spittan, spit, „spuere", prompt.
parv. 469; spit (pres.) h. m. 17; spitten vis. P. P. 5681;
Spit (imper.) a. r. 290; spitte (pret.) Mis. 890; compos.
bispitten.
s p 1 w e n , ASax. Bpi)>aa, 08ax. sptwan, OHGerm. spl-
wan, apian, OFris. sp!a, Ooth. speivan, sp^, spuere; spi
(imper.) a. r. 310.
splint (splent), Germ, splint, splint (spleM), rel. ant.
2, 84; splentes of steel Rich. 4979.
splotti, cmp. ASax. splot (splat, macula), spotted,
Wicl. gloss.
sp61e, ODirfcA spoele, OHOerm. spnole, spo(^ „panus'',
Wr. voc. 180; prompt, parv. 470.
spdn, ASax, OFris. spon (asstUa), spoon, assula, coch-
lear, Wr. ?)oc. 232; prompt, parv. 470; Trisl. 2, 84; s. a.
c. XII, 7; spfine (dot.) Percev. 2250; I. e. c. 51; spones
(pL) Chauc. C. t. 5870; see spftn.
rsponneowe spon-neto, Alis. 4055.
spor, ASate. Olcd. OHGerm. spor, spur, vestigium;
compos, hwglspor.
spraeden, ASax. sprEedan, ODutch spr^en, OHOerm.
apreitan, spread, Lai,. 14225; sprMen a. r. 400; spr&Jin
prompt, parv. 470; sprMe <ywl and night. 437; vis. P. P.
1989; 8. s. Wr. 622; Rob. Br. 38, 4; spret (pres) a. r.
98; ayenb. 17; sprfidde (spredde? r. w. bedde) Fum. p.
XIII, 118; spradde (spradde?) Gow. conf. am. i, 182;
Mor. a. p. 3, 365; sprMden st. gen. 2567; spred (part.)
Orm. 1015; sprad J^d. Cov. 873; compos, bi-, i-, over-,
toaprteden.
sprai (spray), Dan. sprag, Olcel. sprek? spray, sar-
menlum, Rob. Qlouc. 552, 21; Wr. spec. 27; Chauc. C. t
15181.
8pray(en), Dan. spraga, Swed. apralia, tmcA, Wr. s
a. c. XL! I, 18.
=dbvGooglf
spraulen 531
sp rail leu (sprawlin) sprawl, npalpitare", j>rompt. parv.
470; (pres.) rel. ant. 1, 240; sprawlend (part.) Oow. cottf.
am. 2, 5; spraulide (pret.) Wicl. gloas.; lud. Cw. 186;
sprauledeo Havel. 475.
sprenge apringef (dal.) owl and night. 1064.
sprengen, ASax. OIJGerm. aprengan, spring, spar-
gere, Wicl. gloss.: spreiigep (pres.) Gam. 499; sprenged
ou mid hfl.li water a. r. 16; spreind (pret.) Alts. 341;
ispreind (part.) Chauc. G. t. 2171; misbileve ... a mong
men was iaprenged Hob. Glouc. 119, 16; compos, bi-
sprengen.
sprenklen (aprenkelin), ODutch sprenJtelen, aprCnkle,
prompt, pars. 470.
aprenten (sprente) spreiA, spring, pr. consc. 6811;
sprente (pret.) Octav. 473; m. Arth. F. 1846; Percev.
1709.
spreot, ASax. spreot, OOutck spriet, spret (sprit),
Alis. 858; sprfit „coMvs", prompt, pare. 470; Octov. 601;
Sprite (dat) Mor. a. p. 3, 104.
spriitd, ASax. 8prind(hce), active, Itvelyf Shoreh. 2.
spring (springe?), ASax. spring (springe? sprynge?),
OSax. OHOerm. spring, spring, „scaturigo, ^anta",
prompt, parv. 470; vis. P. P. 2554; springe (pi) st. gen.
581; compos, ofspring.
springflood, Germ. spriDgflot, Chauc. C. t 11382.
springan, ASax. OSax. OHQerm. springan, Olcd.'
springa, spring, salire, a. r. 282; pe blfiatme gtnnep
springe and spr^de oiel and night. 437 ; pe dai bigan- to
springe Ckau^. C. t. 824; Tor. 1958; A welle ... dat
springed fti rel. ant. I, 210; sprang (pret) Kath. 2488;
Alis. 5539; Sprong st. gen. 60; vis. P. P. 9041; k. of T.
194; of hire wtsdorae sprong (sprang) pat word wide
La'$. 6302; senwe spmngen Iro de lid st. gat. 1804;
apruDgen (part.) Orm. 511; sprongen Gow. conf. am. 3,
249; compos, a-, i-, to-, upspringen.
aprintel sprig? sprintles (pi) a. r. 276,
sprote, ASax. sprote(?) Boaw. diet., Olcel. sprott,
sprig: i ne have stikke, ! ne have sprote Havel. 1142.
sprotte, LGerm. sprotte, s^at, Wr. voc. 222; Hartsh.
m. t. 119.
sprung, OHQerm. sprung, spring? Kath. 322; spnin-
ges (pi.) ckron. Engl. 195.
84*
532 sprftte
sprite, L&erm. spnlte, Dutch spruit, sprout; sproutes
(pi) p8. 11, SI.
sprdteD (sproutin), OFrk. sprflta, LGerrn. spniten,
Dutch spruiten, sprout, „pfillulare" , prompt, parv. 471;
sprfited h. m. 11; sproutand pa. 64, 11.
spratten, A Sax. spryttan, sprit, puUwlare: pe widi
Jiet eprutted fit a. r. 86.
apure, A8ax. spura, spora, OHGerm. sporo, Olcel.
spori, spur, „c(dcar*', Wr. voc. 221; owl and night. 775;
Spore prompt, parv. 470; Rob. Olouc. 396, 20j spuren
(spores) (pi.) Laz- 23772; sporeo Alts. 817; spores vis.
P. P. 12094; Ckauc. C. U 478.
spurien, OHGerm. sporon, spv.r, calcaria subdere,
etimulare; spuria (sporie) La-T^. 21354; (he) spured k. m.
IS, 35; at. gen. 3970.
spurien, A8ax. spyrian , Olcel. spyrja , OHGerm.
«puriaD, »pir (^er), inv^f^ate, inmttre; spire Oow. conf.
am, 1, 198} Sob. Br. 1 12, 12 ; met. horn. 95; sperin prompt,
parv. 469; spere Flor. 293; Triam. 592; spire (imper.)
vis. P. P. 11370; spired (part.) Havel. 2620.
spurnen, A8ax. (on)8pyman, O'Sax. OHGerm. spur-
nan, Olcd. sporua, spurn, calcare, offenders, a. r. 188;
^^raruiB c(dciitror^, prompL parv. 471; in spSclie 1 sporne
rel. ant. 2, 211; pe ground he spornep Goto, co^rf. oTn. 2,
72 ; pat pou ne ^um(e) pi f6t til stAne „ne offexdas
' ad lapid^ pedenn tewm", ps. 90, 12; he apurnde mid his
6n(e) Tat(e) Bob. Gloac. 34!, 17.
spdae, OPr. espouse, LfU. sponsus, spouse, a. r. 98.
apAten, ODutch spuiteu, Olcel, spjta, MHGerm. spiu-
taen? spout; spouted {pan.) Ckauc. G. t. 4907.
squatte(n), Dan. squatte (effundere)? syuat (swat),
ps. 109, 6; compos, tosquatten.
squelen, Bwed. squala, aepieal; sqnelonde (part.)
HalUw. diet. 791.
squeling sguecdvng, met. horn. 167.
squier, OFr. escuier, a^'^. Chaws. G, t 79; awier
Iw. 667.
squint? biholded ... a squint asqaint? a. r. 212.
stad, Q<Ah. stads, Oled. stadr? place, Shoreh. 158;
». s. Wr. 3325.
staeir (stair), LGerm. stfiger, /row* sMjen, «(«cr, ardwus,
Alex. 4828; Mor. a. p. 1, 1021.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
stwire 533
staeire (stSire), ASax. stseger, ODut<A stager, 8te$tr,
a. r. 284; rd. afit. 1, 130; staire Chauc Trod. 1905.
staede, OHOerm. stftter (3tal»lie)f
sttedeli atable: nes per n&Q sw& etsdeli pat lengore
mihte stonden ^03, 1600.
8taf, ASax. stiof, ODvtoh etaf, OFm. stef, OJcel etafr,
OHGerm. stab, stq^, ^&. &2ouc. 126, 14; st. j;eR. 3149;
tTn spec. 48; C^awc. 6*. (. 497; ataf, st»f iaj. 8154 &
22105; stef o. n 290; staves (pi.) B06. (S^omc. 128, 5;
Mand. 247; steves ayettb. 156; compos, bocstaf.
stafslinge Chauc. C. t. 15240.
stak, Olcel. stalckr^ «<ac^, nocemu", ^b. Br. M- 3,
415; stac Havel. 814; (stacke) promat. porw. 471; stacke
(dal.) Chauc. C. t. Tyr. p. 166; compos, corn-, heistak.
stake, .AiSao;. staca, Oi^ru. stake, stake, „»adee", prompt,
parv. 471; La^. 16684; Chauc. C. t. 2584; Flor. 1665;
(>;.; Wr. spec. 110.
stakerin backer (stagger), nVacillare", prompt, parv.
471; stakerep Chauc. I. g. w. 2684; stakerd (prk) Mar.
mir. pi. 178.
stal, ASax. stsel? ^acef (r. to. forhal) h. s. 11874;
pu aSvre mon . . . stal ue stode (profititti) owl and night.
1630; pe bone ... no stel ne scbel him stocde Skorek.
28.
stal (stale?), ODutch stel, stale, „defaecatus'', Wr. voe.
198; prompt, parv. 472; wip stale ale r€l. a«i. 1, 52.
stal, ASax. ateall (steal), OFris. ODutch OHQerm.
stal gen. stalles, Oleel. stallr, stall, statio, locus, stabuiiim,
La^. 1671; On,,. 2145; stalle (dot) Alts. 1885; Wr. p.
s. 188; /w. 695; Rob. Br. 327, 1; atU. Arth, XXXV, 6; i
stude & i stalle Kath. 682 ; oxe a stalle owl and night.
629; oc for de belpe of h&m alle ae mai he cumen bo
on stalle (for stal, acc.?J rel. ant. 1, 223; stalles (jfi.)
vis. P. P. 11060.
?Btal-feht L03. 1841.
stale, ASax. stalu, OHGerm. stala, irom stelen,
sleaUk, Fum. p. VIII, 128; agenb. 9.
?stalepurde stalworth, Marh. 15; stalwurpe ant. Arth.
LV, 10; staleworpe La2^. 38)2*; stalworpe Will, gloss.;
Havel. 904; stalworp TrisL 1, 9; pr. come. 689; apd.
108; stalworpeste Havel. 26.
8tali>urpli3 Orm. 11947.
^dbvGooglc
634 stale
stale, LOerm. stale, stale, acapus; stalen (plj upright
pieces of a ladder, a. r. 364; stales Shoreh. 3.
stalke sttzlk, „calamue", Wr. voc. 210; prompt, parv.
472 ; Ghauc. r. r. 1701 ; Fum. p. r. I. p. 2 ; stalkes upright
pieces of a ladder, Chauc. C. t. 3625.
8 1 a 1 k i n , A8ax. st«alciaD ( ? ) , staUc , pedetentitn ire,
prompt, parv. 472; stalke and cr6pe Gow. conf. am. 2,
351; stalkep (pres.) Ghauc. G. t. 1481; and stalke ye
peder ful stille Lidg. m. p. 112; stalked (pret.) TritA. 3,
26; Mor, a. p. I, 152; stalkeden Will, gloss.
stallien, ASax. steallian, stall: par holi soulen stal-
lep (have their place f) Shoreh. 91; stalled placed, Mor.
a. p. 2, 1334; stallid Lidg. m. p. 168; istallei Chauc. h.
oJJ. 1364; compos. forstalUen.
stalde stealth, »t. gen. 1767; stalpe Bob. Giouc. 197, 11.
stamereD, ODutck stameren, stammer, rel. ant. 1, 65;
stamered (pret) Arth. and Merl. 2864.
siampin, ODutck stampen, OHGerm. stamfon, stamp,
pinsere, prompt, parv. 472; stampe (pres.) Ghatic. C. t.
13953; stamped (paH.) Alis. 332.
stftn, ASax. stfin, OSax. OFris. atfin, OHQerm. stein,
Oled. steinn, Goth, stains, stmne, Kath. 1260; Orm. 9879;
Iw. 361; ston a. r. 134; (stoon) Mand. 90; Wid. John
11; st&nes (stones) (pi.) Lai,. 5694; compos, sim-, mar-
monatsn.
stSncrop (-„croppe") stone-crop, prompt, parv. 477.
st&nwal stone-ioall, La%. 15346.
stande(8tondQ),^iSax. stand, Oi)utcA stande, OHGerm.
' stanta, tub, prompt, parv. 477; rel. songs V, 110.
standen, ASax. OSax. Goth, standan, Died, staada,
OHGerm. stantan, stand, Orm. 649; staaden, atonden
Chatic. C. t. 88 (fc 780; stonden a. r. 22; st. gen. leo?;
stondin prompt, parv. 477; stande vis. P. P. 11478; ston-
dep(preg) c. of I. 693; atant Oow. conf am. 2, 136; stont
Mand. 73; stod (pret.) a. r. 352; Orm. 141; Tor. 241;
(Pu) stode owl and night 1630; stoden st. gen. 3543; Oow.
conf. am. 3, 146; standen (part) Chauc. C. t. 9368; Rob.
Br. 191, 5; stonden erl of T. 322; compos, a-, at-, bi-,
i-, umbe-> up-, widstanden.
st&nen (st^nen), ASax. steenen, OBOerm. ateininer,
0<Ah. staineios, „lapideus", prompt, parv. 477; Wiel. John
2; stanene (pi) Orm. 14029.
u;:,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
st&nen (stoiiin), ASax. steenan, OHGerm. steinon,
Ooth. stainjan, H&ne, „lapidare*', prompt, part). 477; st^ne
dveni. 213; stSnde (preQ rd, ant. 1, 14+; st&ned (part)
Orm. 2941.
stange, ODutcA stauge, Oif Ge/m. stange, yrom Btingen?
stang, veclia, Oaw. glosa.
stangeo, Olcel. stanga, atang, pungere; stanged ('^et^
pr. come. 5293.
Bt&ni at(my, h. m. 17; met. horn. 52; stdni prompt,
parv. ill.
stape (stap?), ASaa. BUspe (stsep?), ODutch stap,
OUOerm. staph, stap, gradw, Rob. Olouc. 338, 13; ayenb.
47; steape? owl and night. 1690; see steppe.
stapel (stapil, stapul), ASax. stapul, OFria. stapul,
stapel, ODutch stapel, OHOerm. stafel, staple, stipee,
gradus, prompt, parv. 472; &:li stapel of his bed a. a.
Web. 201; schet wip k stapil and A clasp Rich. 4084; pe
steire of ftftsne staples (staples?) rel. atU, 1, 130.
stap en, ASax. OS ax. stapan prct. stflp, gof stflp
(pret.) La^. 23861; stopfln 28408; Btopen (pari.) Chauc
U. t. 9388; see stepen,
star, Swed. 3tarr(gras), star, „carex", prompt, parv.
472 ; Havel. 939.
star (stare?), ASax. atter m., Olcel. stari, [OHGerm.
stara /.], atare, natamus", Halliw. diet. 798; Lidg. m. p.
1.10; ster Wr. voc. 90.
starche, Germ, starke, starch, prompt parv. 472.
stare cataract?
starcblind, ASax. OFria. starebltnd, OHOerm. starablinder, ■
owl and night 241.
star in, ASax. starian, OFcel. stara, stare, jixia oculis
intueri, prompt, parv. 472; stare Gow. conf. am. 2, 63;
Chauc, C. t. 14535; pr. cottsc. 7426; pu starest otol and
night 77; (he) starep rel. songs V, 234; starinde Havd.
608; staringe Wr. treat 140; stared (pret.) via. P. P.
11145; compos, bistaren.
stark, ASax. stearc, OSax. stare, OHGerm. starcher,
stark, fortia, nngidus", prompt parv. 472; Havel. 841;
Wr. spec. 87; Ckauo. C. t 9332; Rob. Br. 174,23; stare
Mark. 9; stare & hard Orm. 1472; stare and strong owl
and night 5; stare, sterc (stare) iaj. 9197 & 10906;
sterk s. a. Web. 2123; pe sterke ddm a. r. 144.
..L.oogic
Btardlche starkly, Katk. 718; sterctiche £03. 36973;
starkli lad. Coo. 124.
stonaiaked (printed start naked) stark-naked, e. of L 431;
stercnaked (ma. eterc naked) a. r. US; steorcnak«t Mark. 5.
Btap (nStatbe"^ ASaw. stsed n., OSax. stath (stad),
OHGerm. stad t% Qoik. staps, >to(Ae (stade), nSttOio",
pron^. parv. 478 ; Htef nripa"*, Wr. voc. 92 ; uppen Se-
varoe stape iaj. 7.
stadel sto&^e? stsdele (occ. f.) La%. 401.
stadel (etapel), ^ax. stado^ OSorc. OHGerm. stadal,
gtaddle, Oatia, bane, Wr. voc. 264; I^;;. 15911 <& 27061.
stadelfest Katk. 71; BtadelTseste (ace. f.) La'^. 9619.
stadelien, ^Sckc. stadolian, make stable; stapeled
(pret.) pa. 8, 4*; compos, istadelien.
stapelneBse (Btapelnes) stability, ps. 68, 3.
steam (steem), A8ax. Bteam, Dutch stoom, steam, „va-
por, flamma'*, prompt, part). 473; st^m li. s. 2526; & st^m
als it W^re & siinnebgm Havel. 691.
ateap, ASax. eteap, OFria. st&p, steep, al^s: moni
steap mon La^. 1B82) steep Orm. II379; pe pap , . .
was narwe and stSp Alis. 7041; pe Btr^m(was) step Arth.
and Merl. 7910; wi[> voiB ful Bt£pe Rich. 5985; 4yen
(SiSen) st^pe (steepe) Chauc. C. t. 201; k. of T. )5;
st^ne (aoc. m.) La-^. 19815; fihnen steappre pene steor-
ren Mark 9, 4.
stSpnesse steepness, prompt, parv. 474.
ate aw (st^we), Qerm. staa? stew, pond, prompt, parv.
481; st^we (dat.) Chauc. C t. 353; stiewe Hartsh. m. t.
119.
ateawien, ODutoh stouwenj MHGerm. stouwen, stoo-
«en, stow (state), sistere, coercere: he sette etronge lawen,
to steowien (abSwe) his folk £03. 6266 ; st^n h&re
1ieort« Mark. 13; stowin prompt parv. 478; stfip pine
HDfittie tardea Marh. 6; stow 1m. Gov. 217; ist^t'^t Kalh.
657.
stede, ASax. stede, styde m. [05aa;. stedi, OlhUch
stede, OFris. ated /.], steati, locus, Orm. 13786; owl and
night. 964; Wr. treat. 136; Iswmb. 511; he toe him on
snneB etede at ^ere. 2837; in stede Mand. 227; stande in
stede traiuact. 18, 28; strengpe stont us in n6 stide Fvm.
p. XXIX, 90; stid ant. Arth. XXXU, 4; stade £03.
28534; ifarh. 9; a. a. Wr. 1738; pens stude a. r. 6;
st€de 537
i stude h. m. 23; atedes (pi.) Havel. 1846; compos, bed-
stede.
stedefast, ODutck stedevaet, ateadfaat, Bek. 37 ; Shoreh.
159; Oow. conf am. 3, 115; stedevest ayenb. 84; stidefa^t
Itidg. m. p. 65; studevest a. r. 302.
stedefastnesse „stabil{taa'^, prompt, parv. 473,
8t€de, ASax. Bteda, steerf, 2^13. 26753; Alia. S92 ;
Oc(<H>. 718; Percev. 006; 8t6den {'pO ^06. Qlouc. 185, 1;
R'r. spec. 48; Arth. and Merl 3372.
steden, ODutck steden, Olcel. stedja part, staddr,
atead, statuere; stedid (part.) Hardw. poem, 13, 2; sted
Toion. myat. 99 ; 0 mang pi ffts hSr sted ertou Iw. 2987 ;
in Borowe was he stad Flor. 1313; in stid quer pou art
stadde (r, w, spedde) Amad. Robs. XLli, 9 ; compos bi-
steden.
stedi, ASax. ODxUch stedig, gUady, atabilia, twitumaxf
stunt & stidi; Orm. 9885.
stedul ntelarmm", prompt, parv. 475; see studel.
stefne, ASax. stefn, stemii, OTcd. stefna, Goth, etibna,
OSax. stemna, OHGerm. stimna, ateven, vox, constittittim,
Mark. 21, 18; n. r. 82; Orm. 10680; owl and night. 317;
stefne (stemne) £03. 20790; stevene (stefne) Kath. 717;
stevene Bt. gen. 622; Skorek. 128; Havel. 1275; k. S.
10062; Gow. conf am. 2, 30cE;253; Isumb. 36; pi*, conae.
4659; (stevine) Trwun. 12; wij> meri steveQ(e) Ckauc. C.
t 2564; pei settcn stevene 4381.
stefneten, ASax. stemnettan? 8teven(e)ted ee stille
Katk. 1271. ■
stefnien(8teTen), ASax. atefaian, Olcd. stefna, ateven,
constituere, convocare, Triat. 3, 58; iatefned (part) a. r.
310.
stefning (stevening) appointment, Wr. spec. 46.
Bteike, OleeL stelk, lAeak, asswn, prompt, parv. 473.
Bteil, OHGerm, stiagil ? _/rom 8ti3en, ngradua", prompt,
parv. 473,
Btefcen, OSax. stecan, OHOerm. stechan, steak, pun-
gere, figere, a. r. 62; & 14t hem ateken in ftn hlls Orm.
8087; steke A. s. 11225; pe dore to steke faate BeA.683;
stak (prit) ChoMC. r. r. 458; Iw. 699; steken Mor. a. p.
2, 884; steke (part) a. s. Wr. 1360; Ri<A,. 4282; isteke
Trigt. 3, 64; istekene (pi) a. r. 60; atoken Alia. 1182;
Iw. 695; stoke Gow. conf. am. 1, 60; deriv. atiche, Btikien.
538 st^I
8t61, ASax. stjle, Olcel stAl, OHOerm. stAl, stahal,
ated, chalyh, La^. 25879; a. r. ItiO; c.ofl. 1254; Skorek.
132; (steel) Mand. 190; CAawc. C. (. IO30O; (steil) A. s.
2338; stiel Trirt. 3, 94.
stele, ASax. ODutch stele, steal, scapat, manubrium,
prompt, pan). 473; (daL) eis. P. P. 13515; Chauc. C. t.
3783.
stelen, ASax. OSasc. ORGerm. stelan, Olcel. atela,
GoiA. stilan, steoi, furari, Im't,. 736; stele CAawc. 6". t.
564; stal ("iw-e*^ wiis. P. P. 8762; 6'Aawc. C. (. 3993;
Lidg. m. p. 255; pu stele oiol and night. 103; stelen i^urn.
p. VIII, 81; stolen (pM^.) at. gen. 1748; istole BeA.SlO;
compos, bistelen; tieri». stale.
stolen, ASax. stelan, Olcel. stsela, uteel, chalybe tem-
perare; ist^led (pari.) c. of I. 1248.
stolen, ASaa. stolen, ckalyleiui. Alia. 1980; pe st€-
lene brand La^. 7634.
stellen, ASax. stellan, ODutch OHGerm. stelleB, /rom
stal, institute; istald (part.) a. r. 6; A. m. 19; compos, a-
stellen.
Btem, ASax. stemn, stefn, OHGerm. stam? stem, Rob.
Br. 296, 8.
stemen, ASax. st^man, from steam, atetan, vaporare;
st^med (pra.) Chauc. C. t. 202.
stench, ASax. stenc, OSax. stanc, OHGerm. stanc,
stanch, from stmken, stench, odor, Marh. 11, 6; a. r. 216;
Brand. 23; ayenh. 248; stenche (dot.) rel. songs V, 98.
stenchen, -^oir. stencan (ajjligere); comptw. astenchen.
sten^, ASax. steng, nvectis", Wr. voc. 94.
steop?
st^pbrsthir, OHGerm. stiefbruoder, step-hrother, prompt,
parv. VIA.
ateopchild, ASax. steopcild, step-child; stfipcbildre „pupil-
los", ps. 93, 6.
st^pdogbter, ASax. steopdobtor, Olcel. stiupdottir, OHGerm.
stieftobter, stepdaughter, Wr. voc- 205.
stSpfader, ASax. steopfseder, OFris. stiepfader, OleeL
stiupfadir, OHGerm. atiuffater, step-Jatker, met. horn. 123,
steopmsder step-mother, LaT^. 11421; stepmoodir lyidg. m.
p. 219.
st^p-sune s(ep-aoM, Laj. 32138; „atepsoiie prinigntis" prompt
parv. 474.
DiailizodbvGoOglc
steor 539
Rtepaiatir step-sister, prompt, parv. 474,
stoor, OHGerm. stiurer (magnue, fortis)f atrong; ster
HalliiD. diet. 803; see stilr.
st^rhche strongly, Chau,c. TroU. 3526.
steor (stfir), ASax. steor, OHGerm. stior, G<Ak. stiur,
ateer, juvenoas, Ckauc C t. 2151.
steor (ster), ASax. steor, steer, guhemacultim, Orm.
15258; steer Chauc. C. t. 5253; steere (dal.) vis. P.P.
4969; ateores man (mon") La^. 11985; Orm. 2135.
steorman La^. 2843C; stfirman Wr. voc. 274.
steore (st^re), ASax. steora, OHGerm. stiuro, Olcd.
stiori, gooemour, st. gen. 3420; steere Chauc. C. t. 4868.
steoren, ASax. steoran, OFris, stiura, O.HGej-m. stiu-
ran, steer, rjuhemare, Kath. 362; Orm. 1669; stere Flor.
825; ps 2, 9; Mor. a. p. 3, 27; steerep (pres.) vis. P. P.
4993; steered (pret.) tranacict. 18, 23.
steorne (steerae), .^jSoit. Bteorn{?), OPris. 0/cei. stiorn,
stem, gubernaculum, Wicl. gloss. 41; stSrne -Chauc. k. of
f. 437; Mor. a. p. 3, 149; Hartsk. m. t. 129.
stepel, ASax. st^pel, stjpel, steeple. Bob. Glouc 528,
5; lai le fr. 152; stepul iVr. voc. )93; prompt parv. 474;
atipul Flor. 1887; staples (pi.) ayenb. 23.
stepen gof Mark. 15, 13; stap (pret.) Bob. Olouc.
338, 13; Trist. 3, 52; step i^wm. p. XV, 82; stepen £03.
21085; compos, upstepen? see stapen.
st€pin, Olcd. steyjia, steep, „infundere'*, prompt parv.
474; stuped (part.) /. a c 6.
steppe, ODutck steppe? step, passua, prompt parv.
474; steppes (pi.) c. of I. 740; Mand. 81; Iw. 2889.
steppen, ASax. steppan, OFris. steppa, OHGerm.
steffen, step, gradi, La^. 13420; steppe Bob. Glouc. 336,
1; vis. P. P. 3177; stepped rel aiU. 1, 208; stapte Octov.
1435.
sterling starling, „stumus", Wr. voc. 188; sq. of I.
deg. 56; starling prompt, parv. 472.
sterling, MHGerm. sterlinc, sterling (apiece of mo-
ney),vis. P. P. 10323; starlinges ("pi^ Chauc. C. t 14322.
sterre, ASax. steorra, stearra BouL ev. gloss., OSax.
sterro, OHOerm. sterro, sterno wi., Oleel. saarna, Goth.
stairno _/., star (starn), „8teUa", prompt parv. 474; Shorek,
123; stgen. 132;wm. i'.P.12543; Chauc. C. (.2063; Kand.
70; steorre La-7,. 17870; Kath. 1663; sterne met. horn. 95;
..L.oo^^lc
540 stemed
steorne Ortn. 3464; stiirae Mar. mir. pt. 133; sterren
{pL) Wr. treat. 132; steorren Mark. 9; Alis. 134; oam-
poa. daj-, lode-, mor^ensterre,
sterned, ORGerm. gestirnoter, starred, pr. conac. 993.
stert, ASax. steort, ODatck atert, OHQerm. sterz,
siert (start), cauda, ativa, prompt, parv. 474; Haoet. 3823;
rd. ant. 1, SOS.
steorve, ASax. steorfa, OHQerm. sterbo (peatis)?
Mark. 16, 22.
sterven (sterTia), ASax, steorfan, OFrts. aterva,
OHGerm. sterban, starve, mori, prompt, parv. 474 ; Qow.
conf. am. 2, 38; CAowc. G. I. 9865; sterve ayenb. 70;
Lidg. m. p. 32; stervep (pres.) a. a. Web. 348; steorved
a. r. 222; sterve (suhU via. P. P. 7416; starf (pret.J sL
gen. 481; Alia. 579; Chauc. C. t. 935; Lidg. m. p. 149;
sterf a. r. 360; storven Alis. 5082; storven (part.) a. s,
Web. 1126; istorven a. r. 303; istoi've Ckauc. C. t. 2016;
compos, asterven,
stdten, OFria. at£ta pari, stet, OJc«t ateyta prO.
steytta, puah, knock; stStten (pret.) Artk. and Merl. 3322
«fi 3817.
stiburn stubborn, prompt, pari). 475; Lidg. m. p. 168;
stiborn Ckauc. C. t. 6038.
sticbe, ASax. stice, /r'i»n steken, stdc^, j^unc^, prompt,
parv. 475; n. r. 110; A. m. 35; stik(e) iw. 3053; stichen
(pi) a. r. 110; atiches cr. P. P. 1101.
sticchen, ODutck sticken, OHQerm. aticchen, aftfcA,
pungere, figere: stichin (stikkin) up clopis prompt, parv.
475; atitdied A. m. 9; istibt (part.) a. r. 424; compos.
purhsticctien.
stif, ASax.(?) ODutck sMf, attff, „r%gidua, fortis",
prompt, parv. 475; La^. 2110; Bek. 637; Iw. 81; Oetav.
1041; Btif and atarc oW anrf mt^At 6; sttf and tougkt
Chauo. C. t. 7849; k stif spere Alis. 2745; etWeat (su-
perl) P. P. p. 518.
Bdfllche ati^y, Bek. 171; stifli Iw. 3186.
atlfnesae stiffness, prompt, parv. 475.
stis (ati), A8ax. OHGerm^ atlg, Oicei. stJgr, sty, „ie-
mita", prompt, parv. 475; sL gen. 3958; Navel. 2618; a.
a. Web. 712; Iw. 599; Horn ck. 172; laumb. 40; Btih
Orm. 12916; sUje {'tia^J ifbr. a. j>. 3, 402; stibes „semi-
tas", pt. 8, 9.
=dbvGooglf
sti3e 641
stije?
stinip, ASax. stig(e)rsp, Olod. stigreip, [OBGertn. ete-
gareif], stirrup, prompt, paro. 476; Befc. 190; ArOi. and
Merl 3260; Chavc. C. t. 7247; Lamf. 977.
(stt^e) stjh(e), ASasc. stJgU (semita, loalae? karaf),
OHGerm. stiga {aemita, hara), OlhUck sttge (semita, grar
dus, hordeolus), sty (stigh), semita, Orm. 12916; eti(e) at
g^t. 3958; Havel. 2G18; Iw. 599; flo6. Br. 203, 20;
Immb. 40; sti(e) scalae, a. s. Web. 3296; 8ti(e) hara,
prompt, paro. 476; a. r. 128; Chamc. C. t. 7411; 8U(e)
an le hordeolus, prompt parv. 475; atihes ^eOTt'tas", ps.
8, 9.
steward, ASax. stit^ard (oeconomus), steutard, prompt paro.
476; La-T,. 11789; a. n 386; st. je». 1991; Jtfinwi. 236;
8. a. TTr. 1508; Degree. 1577.
sti^ele (stile), !i4iSa£r. stigel(?), derm, stigele SloZcJer'*
t'(iio2. 2, 398, sdie, prompt, pun. 475; dxmc. C. t
14126; JIftw. 5.
stijen (stisheii), .liScw. OSikc. OHGerm. stigan, Olcel.
stiga, GotA. steigan, Or. oretjjeiv, «ti'e f'stw), scandere, Orm.
2753; 8t33e Fmto. p. r. I. p. 200; stihen Kaik. 1012;
stien a. r. 40; Chauc. Boet. 3; sUe Mand. 134; pe stench
^t ot fii miid etihed J/orA. 13; stthd a r. 216; sUsp
owi and M^A(. 1403; stighen ps. 2:, 30; stfihfjjrrt^ Orm.
16700; at&w Shorek 3; et^s i^wm. p. XA', 94; steegh
Mis. 5827; stgh JIfarA. 1; st^ih a. r. 250; stgigh JlfaW.
96; he st^igh up t6 faevene or. P. P. 1616; st£i (st€y)
.fioA. Qlottc. 322, 6; pr. ccnuc. 4608; ste&s amenh. 13;
steah Kath. 338; 8ti3en £03.. 26005; stihen Marh. 19;
sti3e JI/-IW. a. p~ 2, 389; stijen (j^ort^ st. gea. 4130; sti-
3hen Orm. 2788; compos, a-, i-, oyer-, upstisen; <iert».
3t»ir, Bteil, sti3.
Btibten, ..^iScia:. stibtan, ODvtcb sticbten, OHQerm.
stiftan, dispose; stijt (part.) „fixed^. Will, gloss.
stihtlien (sti3tli) dispose, direot, WiU. gloss.; atightle
or. P. P. 628; BtijtleB (preaj Mor. a. p. 3, 402; stistled
(pret.) WUl. gloss.; (pari.) Mor. a. p. 2, 90.
stikel, ASaa:. sticol, OHQerm. stechaler? HuMe, pier-
etikeling, MHGerm, stichelioc, stickUng, „silttrvs",
prompt, parv. 475; stikling Wr. voc. 222.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
642 3tikelunge
stikelunge pierctnghff h: m. 17*.
atikin, ^Soar. Rtician, OHGerm. stecchen? _/roBi steken,
stick, figere, fixum ease, prompt, para. 475; earewe pet . . .
stiked i de heorte a. r. 60; stikep Wr. treat. 140; stikede
Fum.'p. XVIIT, 4.8; he stiked fast s. s. Wr. 1246; sti-
keden La^. 20962; istikid porugh mi . . . herte Chaue.
C. t. 1567.
stikke, ASax. sticca, OHGerm. steccbo? stick, baculus,
prompt, pare. 475; vis. P. P. 7467; Ckaue. C. t. 13193;
aticke Wr. voc. 92; a. r. 370; owl and night. 1623.
9tille, ASax. atille, OHGerm. stiller, stiU, „^ietits,
tran^iUua", prompt, parv. 475; Kath. 373; a. r. 116;
Orm. 1177; o. of I. 1030; Ckaue. G. t. 11782; apoL & ; (adv.)
L03. 25779; Havel. 2997; cr. P. P. 770; pr. consc.
3782.
stilllche stUly, a. r. 82; Mis. 1566; K s. 2432.
stille, OHGerm. stilh? still, quies: pet makest stille
efter storme a. r. 376,
stille n (stilliQ), ASax. OHGerm. stillan, ODutch atil-
len, «(»ii, sedare, npadjicare", prompt, parv. 475; at. gen.
3934; stille J''/or. 831; stilled his teares a. r. 186; com-
pos, istillen.
stillnesse, ASax. stillness, OHGerm. stilnes^, atill-
nesa, prompt parv. 475; a. r. 414.
stilte, ODutck stelte, OHGerm. stelza, atiU, prompt,
parv. 475; rel. ant. 1, 86.
stjlde, OHGerm. stillida, stillness, a. r. 156; h. m. 41.
stingen (stingin), ASox. stingan, Olcel. stinga, sting,
„pungere^, prompt, parv. 475; cr. P. P. 1292; stingedf^es^
a. r. 82; stang (pret.) a. s. Web.l&9; stong s(. gen. 3896;
atungen Orm. I744l; stongen Maitd. 286; Ckaue. C. t.
1081; stungen (part.) pa. 4, 5*; stongen erl of T. 645;
istongen cr. P. P. 1101; istonge Wr. spec. 84; compo».
of-, purhstingen,
stink, ASax. 8tinc(?), stink, „foetor", prompt, parr.
475; Chauc. 0. t. 7856; Ivd. Cov. 275; stinc at. gen.
2S75; 8tinch Orm. 1192; stinche (dat.) Bek. 2406.
stinken (stinkin), ASax. stincan, OHGerm. stinchen,
sttTik, „foetere, olere", prompt, parv. 475; Orm. 4781 ; heo
hit ne muwen stinken a. r. 86 ; peo pet rotied and stin-
ked 84; ^ia-rCk. (pret.) via. P. P. 10753; lSand.^1; CkaM-
C. t. Tyr. 14535; A. s. 8313; stonk Bek. 2404; stone a. r.
stirk 643
326; stunken 230; stovken (part.) Mand. 10; deriv. stench,
stuuch.
stirk, ASast. stirc, atirk, njuvencus", Wr. voc. 204;
„juvenca", prompt, parv. 476.
3tld, ASair. st!d, OFris. sttth, atUhe, firm, strong, La^.
10083; stiti & strong «t. gen. 1591; stith Bob. Br. 194,
I; sttpe (pi.) pa. 10, 7; knightes stipe on sttSdes Trist.
\y €; stedes sttpe k. of T. S38; stjpe Btonaes Amad. Bobs.
XLVlll, 7; stipe stand(e) met. Acm. 4; stither (compar)
pr. consc. 3173.
stipe (stithe), Olcel. stedi, siithy, nintms", prompt
parv. 476; Havel. 1877; Chauc. C. t. 2028; stepi pr.
consc. pref. IX.
stoo, Olcel. stubbr? etch, stipes, rel. oM. 1, 168; see
stubbe.
etod (stode?), ASax. atfid, 0/cct 8t6d, OHGerm. stuot,
stud, e^ttium, Hi^. thes. 1, 231; Percev.326; stood Gow.
con/, am. 3, 204; stode (dat.) owl and night. 495; pou
come of li[)er(e) stode Wr. p. s. 201.
stodmere a. r. 316.
Btode, stothe, stope, ASax. stod, Olcel. stod (colum-
tta)f nposHa^, prompt, parv. 478; n/orago", 476; stoodes
(pi) Wicl. gloss.
s 1 0 f Q e D , Olcel. stofna , iiutUute , eriaUisk; stofiied
(part) Orm. 14561.
stok, ASax. atocc, OFris. stok, OHQerm. stoc, atoch,
stock, stipes, Wr. voc. 236; AHk. and Med. 3865; pr.
conac. 676; over stok and over ston Orph. 332; stoc owl
arid night. 25; stock Shoreh. 1; Mand. 10; stocke (yat)
ay(>Ji6. 19; stockes (pi) La^. 12816; Mark. I; stokkea
»w. P. P. 2298.
stokdouve prompt, parv. 476,
stokfisch ibid.
stok, JSdic. st6c(?), place; stokes (jpZ.^ Orm. 1049.
stoken (stoke), ODubA stoken, stoke, sHmtdare, Chauc.
C. t. 2548.
stokken, ODutch stocken, sitock, „coigner^, Wr. voc.
163; (pei) stockid him on & stol WaH. hist. 2, 106; stoc-
ked in prison Chauc. Trail. 3229.
stol, ASax. OSax. stol, Olcel. stoll, OHQerm. stuol,
alool, sedes, a. r. 166; s. a. Weh. 1889; (stool) prompt
pan'. 476; stooles (pi) Chaue. C. t. 5870; compos. lanestfll.
514 BtcApe
stolpe, Olcel. atolpi, Molp (Ooatp), postia, SaUuo. dtcL
810.
(stolt) stoat, ODvtck stout (audatc, fattosua), Olcel.
stoltr (ffenerosus, mperhua), OUGerm. etolzer (stiperhua),
gtUl (stout), auperbtu, Shoreh. 160; Wr. spec. 52; Ohauc.
G. t. 547; lai le fr. 249; stout and fers Bek. 512; stout
and kdne k. of T. 936.
Btootliche stoutly, WiU. gloss.
Btoniia, Aaasc. stiinian? stun, „perceUere, slupefacere'* ,
prompt parv. 476; stonesen „be stunned", WkI. gloaa.;
Alle scbiUKe) 8toney(e) wip pat stevene Fum. p. XXV,
86; hit etonede me Avd. 78; he was stonied Degree.
1316; compos, astonien.
stoppe, ASaa. stoppa, stop, „$itida", prompt, pam.
477.
stoppel stopple, ohturameniii/m, prompt, pan. 177;
CheiL pj. 1, 142.
s 1 0 p p e n (atoppin) , A8ax, (for)stoppan (?) , ODvtch
Stoppen, Olcd. stoppa, MHQerm. stopfen, stop, atipare,
„ohstruere, obtwrare", prompt, parv. 477; Ckauc, TroU.
1896; Rardw. poem 10, 10; Wr. p. s. 326; stoppi ayemfr.
257; stopped {'prfis.^ a. r. 72; stoppede (pret.) Mis. 1224;
Isumb. 44S; stopped (part.) pr. consc. 7368; istopped
Shoreh. 156; compos, forstoppen.
stor, ASax. etor, cmp. OHOerm. stur, mcenae, thus,
Wr. voc. 140; ayenft. 211; (printed scor) Shoreh. 123.
stor, ASate. OFria. stor, Olcel. storr (magnus), great,
strong, La't,. 85; owl and night. 1471; at. gen. 842; HaveL
2883; st6r ant stark chron. EngL 464; store (pi.) ant
Ani. LV, 10; store windes Iw. 373.
stdrllc strong: pat feht wes swlde storlic (storhch) La^
10647; Btorliche (adv.) Kath. 1274.
etflr, OFr. estflr, MLat. staamm, store. Sob. Olouc.
395, IS; Mor. a. p. 1, 846; (stoor) prompt parv. 477;
C'haae. C. t 600; store (dot) Degrev. 72.
stor, Oif(?erm. (ki)ator, OFr. estor, eatour, atoor (stowj^,
iumttJttu, 2>n>fi2tum, i^^r. 1669; stour iw. 2683; j»-. ccwur.
1888; m. Arth. F, 3064; store (dat) Alis. 2110; «. ».
Weft. 956; stoure Eglajn. 9; ant. J^rtA. XLIIl, 6; Btoores
I/jI^ Chawc. C. L Tyr. 14376; stUres met. horn. 23.
storien, ODvtch OUGerm. storen, stoor, taovere: {lat
folk gan to stone Lot,. 23756*; store erl of T. 756;
stork &45
wills and invent. 78; hi>en h& . . . . ne storid hfl.m seolf
Mark. 14, 9; loke ye store not of pat sted Haiiite. diet 813.
stork, A8ax. store, Olcel. storkr, OHGerm. 3tOT(a,)6h,
atork, prompt, ■parv. 477.
storm, ASax. storm, Olcel. stormr, OHOerm. stui-m,
atomt, „procdla, nimbus", prompt, parv. ill; Shoreh. 161 ;
met. horn. 136; storme (dat.) a. r. 376; stormes fjji;^ Oow.
conf. am. U 143.
stormi, ASax. stormig, stormy, Lidg. m. p. 2.
atot, ASax. stgtte, ODutch stuttfl (eguajf nCabaUua",
prompt, parv. 473; Ckauc. C. t. 617; stottes fpi^) owl and
night. 496.
stotin „ti^are", prompt, pant. 477; stote Wr. voc.
173; atotede stayed f Dei/rev. 226.
stott(e), Swed. stut (juvencusjf stot, nbuaUus", Wr.
voc. 218; stotte Isu/iab. 92; stottes (pi.) vis. P. P. 13490.
8t6we, ASax. st6}t, OFris. Olcel. sto, stow, place,
(dat.) La^. 1174; atou Wr. spec. 98; compos, earding-,
leirstowe.
straete, ASax. gtrsst, OSax. strata, OHOerm. str&za,
Lat. (via) strata, street, (ace.) La^. 4823; (dot) Orm.
7358; Btrfite (ace) Kath. 1671; strftte Min. 24.
Btraiin, OFr. estraier, stray, „vagari", prompt parv.
47?; atraie lud. Cov. 74; we straie met. horn. 52.
strail (straile?), ASax. atrsel, nstragvlum", prompt.
parv. 478; „atratum", ps. 6, 7*.
strAk (strok), MHGerm. streich, from striken, stroke,
ictus, ayenb. 31; Mand. 260; Triam. 1229; (atrook)
Chaitc. C. t 1711; stroc Rob. Glouc. 17, 14; straik Oaw.
gloss.; strikes (pi.) Iw. 640; atrokis Eglam. 310.
strllkien(atrake), ASax. strician, MffOerm. streichen,
stroke (stroke), mulcere, ire, Chauc. ditch. 1312; strdke
C. t. 10479; atraike (pres) rel. ant 1, 126; pei over land
atrtlkep cr. P. P. 164; stroked (pret) Trist. 3, 74.
atril, ASax. atrssl w*. fsagitta), OHGerm. str&la /.
(jacidum), OButch straele (jaculum, radius), streal, radiust
Btriles (pl.J LaT,. 5695.
strand (atrond), ASax. strand, ODutch strande, Olcel.
strond, strand, La'T,. 4623; st. gen. 2717; Alts. 1981;
nstroode litvs", prompt, parv. 480; strande (dat) Orm.
19450; atronde Horn 115; Mar. a. p. I, 162; compos.
sceatrond.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
Strang, ASate. straDg, strong, 08ax, etrang, Olcd.
str&ngr, OHQerm. atranger, atrtmg (strang), Orm. 3584;
ayenb. 32; Shoreh. 14; Iw. 2886; s. t.Wr. 2655; pr.
come. 881; Btrong MaTh. 12; a. r. 6; ovl and night. 5;
strong and stark Alis. 5637 ; me wolde to stronge d£l>e
him bringe Bek. 1076; buries stronge at. gen. 3713;
strange (aifwj s. s. Wr. 197; stronge 5raW. 24; strengre
(comp.) Mark. 12; a. r. 326; atreiiger Ckauc C. t. 14340;
strengor Tc of T. 667; atrengeste (superl.) Kath. 734;
strengest a. r. 280; Goto. conf. am. 3, 147.
strangliche strongly, Furrt. p. XV IT, 295; strongllcbe
Mark. 14; strongluker (comp.) h. m. 15; stronglukest
(superl.) a. r. 218.
strangien, ASax. strangian, OHGerm. atraogen, _/or-
tify; atrangede (strongede) £03. 8239.
strap el (strapil), ASax. strapul, ntiinaie", Wr. voc.
259; nfem.inale'*, prompt, pare. 478; strapeles (pi-) a. r.
420; atraplea Bek. 1477.
strflw, ASax. strap, streajp, Olcel. strfL, OSax. etro,
OHQerm. atrau, strou, atro, OFna. atrfi, «traui, atramen,
via. P. F. 9404; strft flouci. 315; iw>. 2656: strea a. r.
296; 8tr§ (stree) Gow. conf. am. 1, 282; Mand. 253;
Ckauc. C. t. 2920.
atr&wberi strawierry, prompt, paro. 478; streberi R'r, voc.
141.
str&wen, ASax. atreopian (streapian ?), OFm. strewa,
OHQerm. atrewan, MEGerm. strouwen, strouwen, Qot/i.
atraujan, Olcel. strfl,, strew (straw, straw), 8temere, Orm.
8193; atrdwin prompt parv. 480; strfiwea (pres) ps. 147,
16*; strewed (pret) Trial. 2, 98; str&wed (part) Alia.
1026; Eglam.^lt; str&wid a. a. Wr. 2692; strowed Ltii^.
m. p. 186.
stream, ASax. sitBsm, OSax. strdm, OHGerm. straum,
stroum, Olcel. straiimr, stream, flumen, Mark. 5, 34; ayenb.
72; strEem, atrSm La^, 6116 <& 19756; str^m (atreem)
Chauc. G. t. 389a; a. a. Wr. 3191; streames (pl.J a. r.
188.
atrecchen (streccbe), ASax. streccan, ODutck strec-
ken, OHGerm. atrecchen, atrelch, Mand. 2; Chauc. C. t
12397; strechche ayenb. 103; atrecched a. r. 280; strahte
Mark. 9; straughte Chauc. C. t. 2918; strehte (strahte)
Laj,. 17886; streihte a. r. 280; atreiste Fwn. p. XVII,
=dbvGoogIf
345; straagbt Oetov. 959; sb^ijt Fum. p. r. t p. 9S2;
istraht chnm. Engl. 759; iBtrei^t Wr. treaL 140; compoa.
astrecchen.
streioin, OFr. estremdre, Lot. Btringere, strain, „ttrm-
gere", prompt parti. 479; streine Gkauc. 0. t 9627;
ifitreind Bek. 1477.
streit, OPr. estreict, Lot. strictus, wtra^ Bek. 2S0;
nStreit, streigbt strictus", prompt, parv. 479; streit, pat is
to seye ttarow Mand. 45.
strek, ABax. st^ec, Dvich strek? stride, straight; strske
(adv) Halliw. diet. 817; strek, gtrik pr. amsc. 3633 &
3378.
strikU pr. consc 3288.
strek(e) atreek, ffhostorium", prompt, parv. 479.
strSke? „streek of flax lini (mam)pviia" , prompt
pare. 479; see strike.
Btreken (atreikin), from strek? streak, Hteetendtre",
prompt, prirv. 479; streke p». 84, 6; strekede (pret.) at.
gen. 481.
Str^kin, Oled. striuka, streele, radere, ferire, prompt,
parv. 479} atrtk? (pret.) WiU. gloss.
str^meu, OIceL streyma, streain, fiuers, ps. 61, 11;
streamden a. r. 188*; str^med (pan.) Wicl. gloss.
streng, ASax. streng, Olcel. sirengr, ODittch strenge,
streng (str^), La^. 1454; Rob. Olouc 466, 8; sL gen.
479; ChtMC. C. t 7649; string prompt, parv. 480; streo-
ges (pi.) Fum. p. XVII, 166; striages Alts. 208; ps.
32, 2.
Btrenge, ASaae. streuga, OHGerm. strengl, from
Strang, force, reL ant. 1, ISO; Bob. Glouc. 302, 7; sL gen.
714 tfc 3728.
streugen, ASax. (a)streQgaii, OHGerm. (er)8trengen,
OIceL strengja, jortify, Orm. 2614; strenged Mark. 14]
strengepfi^Aorei. 26; streugitlt Te>r. 6; strenghed j>3. 2€, 14*.
strengde, ^iSaa;. strengdu, OHQei-m. sirta^^a^ slrengik,
Laj. 17213; Kath. 647; A. «.. II; st. gen. 581; strengpe
c oj I. 801; Shoreh. 17; Btrencfle 3fo)-A. 19; o. r. 280;
Om. 6619; streinpe Wr. spec. 57.
BtreDgde(n) strengthen, Kath. 942; strcngpep vis. P.
F. 4992; strengpede Bob. Olouc. 140, 22.
streukil strinkte, aapergHlum, prompt, parv. 479; pa.
50, 9; strenkles ^Z^ Orm. 1096.
..C.oogic
548 etrenkleii
fltrenklen (strenkeiin) atrCnhle) scatter, „a8pergere^,
prompt parv. 479; streukle Mor. a. p. 2, 307.
s t r e o n , ASax. ( ge )8treon, Otiax. OHGerm. ( ge )-
striuni, progeny, germ, Orm. 27; k. m. 3; pe streou a
midde p(e) eye Wr. treat. 132; and bi^ete on him &
Bteoroe streone Alia. 611; strgn (streon) c. of I. 155;
atrfn Wr. voc. 150; Kemb. Sal. a. Sat. 230; Shorek. 64;
etreen Chaac. C. t. 8033; streones (pi.) a. r. 208; contpoa.
istreon.
streonien ( strSneu ) , ASatc. 8treon(i)an , str^nan,
OHOerm. Btriunan, OSax. (ge)8trinQiaQ, heg&^ rel. otU.
1, 222; Htreoned (pres.) a. r. 234; streouep Alis. 7057;
Btr^nes Havel. 2983; strtnan ps. 72, 27; streonede (pret.)
A. m. 9; c. 0/ i. 1388; streonede (atrfinede) La'7,. 2571;
streooed (part.) Orm. 33; compos, istreooen.
stride (stride?), LQtrm. stiid, MHQerm. atrit? stride,
prompt, parv. 480; strides (plj Hick. thea. 1, 168; ten
stride Trist. 2, 34.
strtden, ASax. (be)9tridan (?), LGerm^ striien (gradt),
OFrit. strida, OHGerm. atritan (conteTidere), stride, gradi,
La^. 17982; Wr. an. lit. 96; strtdende (paH) Hick. thea.
1,168; atritCpres^ Wr. spec. 110; str&d(pret.J Iw. 3193;
compos, bistrtden.
strlf, OFr. eatrif, strife, Katk. 680; a. r. 200; Bek.
1642; GhaiLcC. t. 7582; (^. w. lip) c. o/ i. 273.
strike, ASax. atrica, OVutck streke, Lot. striga, streak,
tractus, linea, Wicl. gloss.; streke prompt, parv. 479.
atrikel strickle, \Vr. voc. 233.
striken, ASax. strican, ODvtch attiken, OHGerm.
strlchen, strike, atringere, radere, caedere, L03. 20303;
strike pr. cottsc. 7018; Mor. a. p. 1, 1124; strike peron
blak Bope rel. anf. 1, 108; pou schalt wip me strike s. s.
Web. 1254; striked (pres.) Katk. 2614; strtk (imperat)
a. r. 408 ; strfli (pret.) apol. 3 ; strfic Mark. 5 ; Orm.
14804; strok (Btrook) vis. R P. 363; he strok his
herd s. s. Web. 142; striken Horn 1023; striken men
piderpard Katk. 17; striken (part.) Mapes 341; atrekin
Percev. 1371; deriv. strfik.
strinde? Olcel. strind? strindes (pi.) Mor. a. p 3,
311.
stripe, ODutck atrlpe, MHGerm. strife, stripe, Wr.
voc. 267; prompt, parv. 480; Wr. s. a. c. LXXIV, 29.
strippen 549
strippen, LQerm. strippen Brem, rob., strip, atringere,
Chauc. C. t. 8739; 8trip(p)in, streppin prompt, parv. 480.
strivin, OFr. estnver, strive, ncontendere", prompt,
parv. 480; strive Horn 729; Ghauc. C. t 3032; strtfa
met. horn. 48; strived a. r. 84; rel. songs V, 76; strtrede
Bek. 1576; striveden Aiis. 2870; [strof o. r. 398; Chmte.
C. t :040J.
atrfind, ASax. atrjnd, from streonien, ffeneratton, race,
Iah,. 2736; strdnd pa. 21, 32; strtnde (dot.) Flor. 2174;
strflnden (dat pL) a. r. 28*.
atrunde? stream; stninden (pi.) k. m. 35, 28; a. r.
188*
strunten etrmU, turgere; stronte dep. of R. 21, 8.
strlipe ^etroupe), Sioed. strflpe, stroop, guttwr, prompt,
parv. 460; nob. Br. 190, 9.
strupen, ASax. (be)8trtpan, ODutck atrapen, OHGerm.
stroufen, strip, stringere, Kath, 1548; atrlpen Chauc. C t.
9832; atrepep (pres.) ayenh. 105; atrlpe (imper.) I. c. e.
48; atrlipte (pret.) Fum. p. XX, 81; istrflped (part.) a.
r. 148*; iatrilpt o. of I. 431; compos. ofatrOpea.
a t r u t , MHOerm. strfl; (contentio), strout (strut), turgor,
aontentio, h. s. 3360; strout Havel. 1039; a atrUt, a stront
astrvi,, astrowt, „turgide" , prompt, parv. 480; a atrout
Hardw. poem 56,2; hia 4gliDe stode on strout Isamh. 620.
str^lteii strout (strut); „atroutiD turgere", prompt pare.
480; stroute contendere^ Havel. 1779; atroutende rel. ant,
2, 1 6 ; 3tnlted(e) ArUi. and Merl. 233 ; strouted as & fan
Chauc. C. t. 3315.
stubbe, ASax. atjbb, Olcel. stubbi, stvh, stipes, Ipom.
1270; (dat. pl.f) owl and night. 606; stubbes Chauc. C.
t. 1980.
8 tub el (stubbil), atubhU, prompt, parv. 481; ps. 82, 14*.
stucche, ASax. atycce, OHGerm. stucchi, „^r!w(Mm'*,
Wr. voc. 93; sticche Fum. p. VIII, 96; stucchen (pi)
La-T^. 16703; Kath. 3032; stechclies ayenh. Ill,
stucchen smcdl piece? a. r. 428; atucchenea (pi) 14.
stude, ASax. studu (postis), MflGerm. stud, stud;
„8tode bulla (nodus)", Wr. voc. 175; see stode.
studel (studil, atudul, stodul), OHGerm. studil, Olcd.
Btudill, studdle, „telarium", prompt, parv. 481.
studien, OHGerm. (ga)Btu^an (statuere)? atuded a.
r. 142; studged Mark. 9.
=dbvGooglf
6S0 sM«
atAe, fan. stAe, Sued, stuga, [Oloel. stufa, stofa,
ODuieh stove, OHGorm. stuba], ttue (stew), cella ctddaria
vd halnearia, prompt, parv. 481 ; (steue) Chauc. TroH.
3480; stftea cr. P. P. 1258; (steues) Chw. conf. am. 3,
391; Mand. 131.
st&ke (stouke), LGerm. stflke, atouk (alook), ittruet,
Mar. mir. pi. 185.
Btalpe Oiulp, ^pawUlm", prompt, pars. 481; see stolpe.
stnmlen, ODutch stomelen, stumble, „caeapitare", er.
P. P. 1178; (atummelin) prompt, parv. 481; stumble Wr.
voc, 143; rel. ant. 1, 6; ttomblen Chauc. C. t. 2615:
stomllDg Tor. 661; stomelid m. Arik. F. 115; stombled
BoA. Sn 70, 1 6.
Btampe, ODuUh stomps, stump, trvneus, prompt, parv.
481; Mar. mir. pi. 178; stompe Eglam. 739; stumpes
(pi.) Lidg. m. p. SO; stompus Triam. 1581.
stumpen «ti«»;>, offenders; stumpel: owl and night
1390.
stHmren, Olcel. stvmT&, stummer, caetpitare; 1 stomere
rd. ant 2, 311,
etunob, OBGerm. stunc, from stinken, stenok, a. r.
104.
stund, ASoK. Olcfl. stund, OSaos. stunda, OHQerm.
stunt, stusta, ttoutid, momentvm, hora, at. gen. 41 iSs 2639;
6pejr stand, OUGerm, andera stunt, aiiother time, Orm.
966; stunde Koth. 1269; (dot) a. r. 190; ou)l and niaht.
800; on & Utel stunde Havel. 2614; stnude (aec.) La^.
3440; stounde (doL) Mor, a. p. 1, 668; belp nou in pis
stounde h of T. 1076; atouude (/use.) Wr. treat. 136; tn».
P. P. 5029; m, Artk. F. 114; he polede mani k bitar
stounde s. s. Web. 849.
stundmele, ASax. stundmffilum, by the hour. Hick. thea.
1, 168; atoundmSle Will, glasa.; Btoundmeel(e) Wid. gUtat.
stunt, ASax. stunt, etunt, stuUus, Orm, 3714.
stunten, ASax. (a^styntan, stunt (stint), finire, deti-
atere: p& quale gon to stunte Lo^. 31891; stinten Orm.
12844; td stinteo al oure strif JUdg. m. p. 95; stintin
m-oi^t. parv. 475; stinte vit. P. P. 702; aeow, Arlh.
XXVUl, 16; stioten, atenten Chauc. 0. t. 905 tfe 2734;
Stuntep c. oj I. 894; stunt a. r. 202; stinte (pret.) erl of
T, 341; stents m, Arth. F. 1844; compos, astuuten.
stapen, ASase. stfipian, OIcel.0) Swed. stupa, ODutch
Stftr Ml
stuipen, atoup (stoop) : pat moa Be nteei mid strangle fitd-
pen (etoupe) hine t6 gniade £03. 25950; stoupin „indi-
nare^, prompt, parv. 478; stoupe „mttare", rel. ant. 1, 6;
vis. P. P. 3261; It beam disc. 322; over pe table he gon
stoupe Alie. 1103; stoupifi (prea) Chauc. 0. t. 10222;
stoupi (awbj.J aymb. 151; be stonpede doan Iw. 3255; k.
s. 6615.
etllr, LGerm. stllr, amp. OHGerm. stiurer (magnus,
fortis), atour, rigidus, Wr. spec. 87; A, 8. 11473.
sturdi sturdy, „c<mtumax", prompt para. iSl ; rd. ant.
1, 6; Chauc. C. t. 8925; stordi Mob. Ol&uo. 157, 7; Alts.
1332; Oow. oonf. am. 3, 269.
sturien, ASax, styrian, sHr, movers, La^. 17408;
Ka^. 1273; a. r. 130; Bture Horn 1445; stirin prompt,
parv. 476; stiren Orm. 3810; Artk. and Merl. 2842;
aterie ayenh. 173; steren Mand. 32; stere Gow. conf. am.
2, 13; BM. P. P. 11479; OAomc. 13761; stere strif Aud.
35; stired rel. ant. 1, 209; hd . . . sturied aa m&re JfarA.
9; sturied leihtres a. r. 198; ne stered ge nSjt of do
stede rel. ant. 1, 217; sturede Roh. Glouc. 17, 9; starede
his tunge £03, 17434; he stired pe coles Chaitc C. t.
13206; stired „motus", ps. 12, 15; st. gen. 3961; istured
Kath. 797; compos, a-, bisturien.
Bturmen, ASax. styrman, Olcel. atjrma, OHQerm.
aturmen, storm; sturmden X03. 18327.
aturne, ASax. styme, stern, severua, austerus, iaj.
2811; a. r. 268; Boh. Olouc. 27, 1; Wr. p. s. 153; Wr.
spec. 31; stirne Orm. 15514; aterne prompt parv. 474;
li beaus disc. 402; sterne and stout Degrev. 105; steorne
Alia, 2390; sterne (adv.) owl and night, 112.
stomeliche sternly, Bob. Glouc. 321, 16; sterneliche vis.
P. P. 5603.
aturt (stirt), OHGerm. storz, stwt (stert, start), „sal-
tus", prompt, parv. 476; stert Havd. 1873; Chauc. 0. t,
1707.
sturten (stirtin), ODutch sturten, OHGerm. sturzen,
stert (start), saiire, prompt, parv. 476; sterte Cha/uc. C. t.
1046; sturte (pret.) Bob. Glouc. 212, 1; stirte Bob. Br.
189, 19; Arth. and Ma-l. 3838; Pbaraon stirte up rt. gen.
2931; stirte forp Havd. 2609; sterte Degree. 1205; m.
Arth. F. 2989; compos, atsturten.
Btirtil „praeceps", prompt, parv. 476.
U.,:,l,zt!dbvG00gIe
652 sturtlen
Btnrtlen atarde; stertlinde (part.) Mapea 335.
statten, Olcel. stytta? alut, atop: p& ne cftden h&nea-
ver stutton h&re cleppen a. r. 72*; stitte? Fum. p. XIII,
239; h€ . . . ne stutted ... ah sturied Mark. 9; stute
Ka^. 1540; stute nu ant stej> pine un^ittie ^ordes Marh.
6 ; pe stefne stutte 2 1 ; compoa. atstntten.
Bucre, Fr. sucre, augar, ayenb. 83; sakir prompt, parv.
484; BUgre via. P. P. 2715.
SUgge, ASax. SUCga, „citmwM", prompt, parv. 483 ;
compoa. heisugge.
BQje (Buwe), ASax. sugu, LGerm. suge, aow, aua, a. r.
204; zoje ayenb. 61; sowe prompt, parv. 466; I'M. P. P.
7259.
8U33en (suli3beQ), Dan. Bukke, Swed. snckaP aigk,
Orm. 7924; he sujseden and sorseden rel. ant. 1, 224.
snht, ASax. OSax. OHGerm. suht, Olcel. sflt (aegrv-
tudo, morbua); compos, golsought.
sdken, ASax. stican, sugan, OHGerm. sdgan, Lat
sSgere, aoukfuuck), La^. 13194; souken c. of I. 78; souke
via. P. P. 6817; soukes (prea.) pr. consc. 6767; soaken
Mand. 205; aoukend (prea. part.) Goto. conf. am. I, 268;
a&C (pret.) a. r. 330; sek AHh. and Merl. 2861; saec (s6c)
La^. 12081; sauk rd. ant. I, 22; aok (sok?) Octov. 555;
Fvm. p. IV, 39; TPr. s. a. c. JE^LFJ, 8; pu suke (soke)
Zaj. 1526; soke Arth. and Merl. 2964; sokea Alia. 6119;
Boken C^et. port^ lud Cov. 28; soke A. a. 6024,
sulien, ASax. sylian, OSax. Bulian, «otZ; Billed A. m.
35; Bulled a. r. 158; soiled owl and night 1238; isuled
cr. P. P. 1600; iBuled, isuiled a. r. 160 & 396; isnlet
JtfarA. 3, 14.
suUe, J-tSoo;. syll, Olcel. sylla, ODuteh sulle, C^otA.
sulja, Ztri. solea? «u/, „ba8ia", Wr. voc. 95; sUle prompt,
parv. 456; selle CAattc C (. 3820.
sulpeu sini, pollute* sulpande Mor. a. p. 1, 725; sni-
ped 2, 15.
suluh, ASax. aulh, swiZow (WW), aratrum, a, r. 384;
solow Wr. voc. 180; Bulhene (Boljene) (gen. pi. J Lat^.
13176.
sum, A8ax. OSax. sum, 0/ceZ. sumr. OHGerm. eumer,
GotA. Bums, some, „aliqui3", prompt, parv. 484; 3/ancf.
266; WicL John 4; sum was king at gen. 834; sum man
Ho<xl. I, 261; sum hjtat Kath. 607; som Chauc. C. t
sum S53
13824; sumes kinnes Orm 18702; 8ume (dot.) owl and
night. 293; et sume ttme a. r. 48; Bumne (ace. m.) LaT,.
10139; sume (summe) (nom. ace. pi.) a. r. 8; Orm. 6574;
sume men 07ol and night. 877; some Shoreh. 24; vis. P.
P. 39.
sum, cmp. Dan. Steed, som, Olcel. aem, ASax. same,
some, OHGerm. sama (aiiniliter), even, justf al awa hit
sum iward L03. 1497; spa sum {» godspel ktpep Orm.
S02; al spa sum pe birp it haten 50il4; t>hffir(spa) sum
1827; (swa) sum i pe telle Amad. Koba. LXIX, 3; what
som €ver Eglam. 56; hou som it bS Iw. 1507.
sumer, ASax. snmor, 08ax. OHQerm. sumar, fum-
nter, a. r. 20; Orm. 11254; somer Chauc. C. t. 396;
met. horn. 22; sumere (dai.) L03. 27956; oiol and night.
416; compos. midBumer,
somerdai Gow. conf. am. 1, 184.
SUmerlTch aestiviis, Kath. 1678.
suraertld at. gen. 1324; somertlde Chauc. C. t. 10456.
Bund, ASax. Bund, OSax. (ge)sand, OHGerm. (ge)Bun-
ter, sound, sanus, LaT,. 15762; Orm. 14818; rd. ant. I,
210; sound Iw. 2740; vis. P. P. 4966; sounde (adv.)
Octav. 72; compos, isuud.
suud, ASax. OTceL sund, sound, natatio, mare, fretvm, -
La'T,. 21326; sound Horn 628.
8 u ad e , OFris. sunde , ODwtck (ge)sonde , OHGerm.
(gi)sunti (sanitas): in sounde Oaw. gloss.; wip sounde lai
le fr. 88; compos, isunde.
souadfulle(n), ASax. gesundfullian, prosper, ps. 1, 3.
sunder, ASax. sundor, OSax. sundar, Olcel. sundr,
Goth, sundro, OHGerm. suntar (separatim); on sunder,
ASax. on suodran, asunder, at. gen. 3909; a sundir h. s.
1671; in sondre pr. come. 888; in sender Eglam. 389;
in Bondir Triam. 20O; in Binder transact. 18, 23.
sunderlepes, OFria. sunderlspis , aeparately, a. r. 90*;
sunderlnpes Mor. a. p. 3, 12.
sunderhch, OHGerm. stintarlicher, separate, d^erent: sun-
derllche pinges a. r, 14; suuderhche (adv.) A. m. 3; sin-
derhche c. 0/ I. 1 508.
sonderred different counsel, st. gen. 3808.
sunderlinge, OFria. sunderlinge, separately: to uch
one sunderling(e) he 3af & dole c. of I 290.
sundren, AlSox. sundrian, syndriau, Olcel. sundra,
.L.OOc^lC
66< simdri
OHOerm. santarOD, swnder (ainder), separare, Kath. 1 794;
rel. ant I. 324; »t. gen. 468; Boadre pr. cotuo. 4769; Bun-
dred A. wt. 23; suadrede a. r. 414; sundride Wid. glona.;
Bnndred (pott.) Qaw. glo»e.
Bundri, ASax. syndrig, OHGerm suntriger, sundry
Ctindry), prompt, parv. 484; La^. 11832; s(. gen. I98S;
sondri Oow. conf. am. 2, 261; Chauc. C. t. 4B01.
sune, ASaoB. 08ax. OHGerm. budu, Olcel. sunr, sonr,
Goth. BunuB, stm, a. r. S6; Orm. 494; at. gen. 46; sune
(sone) iaj. 246; Bone prompt, pam. 464; Shoreh. 132;
Wid. John 1 7 ; BuaeB (gen.) Marh. 2 ; sune (sunes) La^.
9630; sone rel. aongg Vll, 94; sunen (sones) (pt) La-T,.
2fi41; compoB. god-, steopsnne.
sunejen, ASaa, syngian, siti, peixare, a. r. 304; sin-
gen St. gen 172; sinewi Fum. p. XVII, 450; seneji
Shoreh. 32; sinjhep Orm. 3970; suue^i (pres. aubj.) owl
and night. 926; sunesede Fum. p. VIII, 142*; sungeden
c of L 1381.
zenejere tinner, ayenh. 118.
Bunejild yipwiaZe aimier, h. m. 43.
Bunne, ASax. OSax. Bunne, Olcel. OHGerm. suuna,
Goth, sunno, aun, La^. 7239; Marh. 9; a, r. 140; a(. gen.
132; Alia. 639; avoui. Arth. LXV, 2; lud. Gov. 21 ; Sonne
Wr. treat. 133; c. of I. 101; Chauc. G. t 7; sunnen dai
8o2w dies, met. Aom. 5; sun(n)en dei a. r. 412; sonnen
dai Bob. Glouc 496, II; |)€ra sunnen fcjot^ £^5. 34982.
sunnebsm Havel. 692; sonnebcm HV. spec. 33; zonne-
biam ayenb. 108.
eunne, ^iSair. synn, sm, peccatum, Kath. 1177; a. r.
10; h. m. 36; gutine (sinne) c. of /. 232; sinne Orm.
816; «C. (7<m. 182; ma. P. P. 755; Mand. 249; senne
Shoreh. 32; (zenae) ayeni. 16; Biinnen (jiJ^ La;^. 14567;
Marh. 20; a. r. 144; 0Ui2 ont^ n^At. 866; rd. ant. 2,
276.
sunful a. r. 56; re(. songs II, 42; ^Zis. 4627.
Bllpen, ASax. sdpan, Olcel. a&pa, OHGerm. sdfan,
soup: „8aupe swJao", prompt parv. 466; sop? (prO.)
Wid. gloas. 40; Bopen (jart.j ibid.
slir, ASax. sta, O/cei. Blirr, OHGerm. edrer, aow, acir
dua, Orm. 15308; o^d and night. 864; sour Wr. apec. 114;
via. P. P. 8126; sarre (com^kwO a. r. 114.
sonr-dowj, MHGerm. sdrteic, Wid. gloaa.
-Cooglc
sflrien S6S
sArieD (sotirin), ASate. sArian, OHQerm. B&ren, sour,
nocescefe", prompt, parv. 466; zoarep ojeMfc. 206.
suster, ASax. 8|*eoBtor, OSacc. OHQerm. suester, OotA.
STiatar, OFria. Bwaster, suster, Olcel. systir,- Rum. oecni?a,
Lot. soror, Same. ^SRIt, aUter, h. m. \1 \ via. P. P. 1482;
Ckauc. C. t. f*73i auster (soster) Laj. 25534; c. o/ I.
358; aoater RV. p. a. 205; aister prompt, parv. 457; «(.
jtf», 766; Buatren (pi.) a. r. 2; 3/anii. 102; Huatree Orm.
6382 ; compos. steopsuBter.
siateraone Percev. 1441.
Biitel, ASax. sutol, Biieotol, mant/esf, KtOh. 324; a. r.
164; Orm. 18862; Butel (aotel) La^- 1519; sotel Wr. »pec
23; Botil via. P. P. 9610.
sutelllche Kaih 1340.
sutelien, JSax, sfeotoHan, manifeat; sotelep (prea.)
Wr. spec 23; sutelie (avhj.) a. r. 154; sutotede (pret.)
Katk. 1036.
Buti foul, ^twpia", Mark. 15; h. m. 35; a. r. 228;
Butti Octav. 685.
slip, ASax. afid, O/cei, 8lidr, sunnr, OHGerm. sund,
(outA, Oni. 12125; aouth „auMer", prompt, parv. 466;
afid versus meridiem, st. gen. 829; iwende . . . add £05.
29536; from 80up(e) to norp(e) Bob. Qlouc. 1, 6; bl soupe
Arth. and Merl. 3117.
sfipdsle Orm. 1 64 1 8.
aMende ioj. 3372.
aoupside ^ancJ. 78.
aoupward Rob. Glows. 113, 16.
Budea, ASax. aftdan, Olcel, sAdan, sunneo, OHQ«rm.
BUQdan (meridiea), aouth, versus meridiem, iL gen. 1167.
sUdenwiad aouth-iDi?id, st. gen. 3084; aoathenwind ps. 77,
26 ; Boupi&windea Hartth. m. t. 128.
sAderoe, ASax. sAderne, MSGerm. sundem, southern,
Lai,. 32038; k soup erne wind Brand. 22.
BOuthernwode ^ahrotonum*', prompt, parv. 467.
butoI, ASax. Oloel. eufl, aowl (so<d), obsonium, a. r.
192; Fum. p. Vin,2S; sovel P. P.p. 524; mwel Hand.
767.
8wa (8wa?), ASax. spa (bi»4?), m (afi?), Olcel. ava
(8t4?), Goth, eva (oStox), 8t6 («.?)? OSaai. OHQerm.
80 (itCj «xj, so, OTC, lit, A. m. 7; Pcrceo, 1463; pr. contc.
28; 8i>a pMde porkea £a(A. 173; apa as eicut, 1055; spa
..L.oo^^lc
S56 swEBm
pat sic vt, Marh. 2; sua met. horn. 33; sya, (s|*0 ase) he
is Fum. p. VIII, 139 (Hick. thea. 1, 224^; swa (so) sone
8wa (so) heo mihten £03. 25645; wer swa heo wolled
479; hd swa bis riche men neden him woldea 30227; swo
Wr. p. D. 150; for tfi friden hise geste swo st. gert. 1070;
swo, BO owl and night. 7 6 <& 77 ; so Shoreh. 3 ; c, of I. 1 ')4 ;
vis. P. P. 20; Wid. John 8; so kSne ff<rfA. 181; so . . .
BO ut . . . tfa, Mark. 2; so sflne so o, r. 374; hfi w6c so
bit fiver heo 138; so fa^en so fueles arn at. gen. 15; so
stedefast Bek. 38; so pat fi; so whit so fini lilie flour
Horn 15; whit so feper of swon k. of T. \-2; what so
him list Okauc. G. t. 6873 ; so, se Orm. 2091 * 3494;
se A. m. 5; se ptde ae pe land pas Kaik. 49; se (so)
lengre se (so") mftre 1720; 0 hwuche wise se heo Sver
wiife a. r. 8; se lengre se betere ibid.; sa met. Aom. 5.
swulc, j45a3!. Spylc, spelc, s^^ilc, OiSaar. sulic, OHGerm.
solicher, Olcel. slikr, ffofA. svaleiks, such; swulc, awllc,
sulcb, such (soch) £03. 491, 1375, 4085 & 26128; Spile
Orm. 1 632 ; nis no loverd spile (spHcb, spicb) se is Crist
Fum. p. VIU, 40 (Hick. tkei. l, 222j; awilc tiding at.
gen. 407; metal swilc he wolde 3620; swilk Rich. 6019;
pr. consc. 156; Isumb. 11; swilch rel. ant. I, 131; swuc,
swuch a. r. 12 (fe 112; Spucb Mark. 16; ffatA. 690; A.
m. 7; owi awrf night. 1494; swich prompt jiore. 483;
Ckauc. C. t. 3; & such knist S06. Giowc. 217, 32; soch
Eglam. 30; sich Perce>}. 169; 2'omim. myst. 63; sech Tor.
2241; selk Wr. an. lit. 6; slik Iw. 14 1; itfVw. 25; for
swuichen eije Laj. 2087; of swulcbere ifide 4449; mid
sucher sorje Skoreh. 33; nenne awuchne mou a. r. 96;
swicbe (nom, aoc. pi.) vis. P. P. 64; suche Beck. 174;
Degreo. 112; aoche jlwii. 81; zuicben (dot. pD ayenb. 37.
swaem (sweem), 0/cei. sveimr? jrte/", a^iction, „mo-
lesHa, moeror", prompt, parv. 482; 8W§m at. gen. 391; lud.
Gov. 72 (fe 109; sweme (dat.) Lidg. m. p. 38.
swfimful aacrcm. 798,
swaem en, ASaa. (a)sp8eman, Olcel. sveimA (grassari)^
gri^e, afflictf sweamen (sweme) a. r. 312; swSmitb lud.
Cov. 148; swfimande Mor. a. p. 2, 563; isweamed A. m. 17.
swaenien, OHGerm. sueinen (deminuere)f be seal
alle pk swiken swSnien mid eije £03. 16099,
swaeten (swSten), ASax. apretan, Olcel. eveita, from
swit, aweat, sudare, a. r. 362;sugten Wr. spec. 70i sw^te
swteven 657
owl and night. 1714; Wr. treat. 136; Ckauc. 0. t. 12507;
awette (pret.) a. r. liO; Mavd. 96; Ckauc. C. t. 12491.
Bwaeves, ASax. spsefan, from sw&f, shake, turn: &
swaives to pe s6 bopem Mor. a. p. 3, 253.
8Wif, Off&enit. aaeib (vibratio, aTnbiiug), stroke: pe
3waif of pe aworde Mor. a. p. 2, 1268.
Bwak, ODutch swak, MUQerm. swach, wcoi, rel. ant.
1, 218.
swale, Olcel. svol? pi. svalar fm hedcekket mod yder-
siden aaben gang, der Idber longs en hygning) Fritiner't
ordb., swale, umbraeulum, „umbra'*, prompt, parv. 481;
swale? (dat.) Hartsh. m. t. 43.
swalewe, ASa-x. sj>eal(e)pe, OHGerm. sualewa, swal-
low, hmtndo, Alis. 3787; swalowe prompt, pare. 481;
swalwe CAawc. C. t. 3258; Bwalu Trist. 2, 23; swalo Wr.
voc. 188.
Bwalj (SW0I3), LGerm. swalg Br. wb., from swei^en,
swallow, faux, vorago, Mor. a. p. 3, 250; ewolwj Wicl.
gloaa.; swolowe (datj Chauc. I. g. w. 1102.
3wal3eii (spolshen) swallow, vorare, Ortn. 10224; 8WO-
lewe Sek. 2192; awoluwed (pres.) a. r. 8; swolewep c. of
I. 1129; swolwe (subj.J Ckauc. C. t. 9064; swolsed ("port.,)
Mor. a. p. 3, 363; awolihed ps. 43, 25*; compos, for-
swaljen.
swalien swale, arescere; awalide (pret.) Wid. gloss.
awalm swelling f a. r. 274*.
awalterin, aqwalterin swelter, prompt, parv. 471 &
481.
swan, ASax. apan, Olcel. svanr, swan, Chauc. C. t.
20(i; li beaus disc. 1367; swon Wr. spec. 28,
swan (swain) , ASax. spfin, OHGerm. suein, Olcel.
sveinn, swain, yuer, „armiger", £03. 3630; Chauc. C. t.
4025; s. s. Wr. 2131; Octav. 1241; swein prompt, parv.
482; Bavel. 273; Wr. p. s. 189.
swap swap, „ic(«s^, prompt, parv. 482; lud. Cov. 8;
swappe (dat.) Chauc. k. off. 643; sqwappe ant. Artk.
XLII, 7.
awfipen (spopen), ASax. apipan, OFris. swSpa, Olcd.
sveipa, swape (swoop), verrere, rel. songs V, 151; zuopo
ayenb. 109; swoope Chauc. C. t. 12864; swoped (pres.)
a. r. 314; swopep (imper) Fum. p. XV, 184; awfip (pret)
Rich. 6929; swaines ful swipe swSpen per-til Mor. a. p.
Sft8 swappetL
S, 1609; Bwfipen (part.) Tritt. 2, 98; Uwdpe Bob. Olouc.
S38, 8.
svappen tiaap; swapped (pret.) Chmic. C, t. 8976;
sqwappute ant. Jrtk. XL, 7 ; swapped (part.) WUl. glost.
swar, OHGerm. auar, (pret.) swore, ioj. 033; Percev.
381 ; met. horn. 39; awer Eglam. 430; Tor. 889; aware
fwu ps. 86, 50.
swar? oath; aware (iia(^ a. r. 344; rei, ont 1, 129;
Wr. p. s. 24.7.
sw&r, ASaas. »vtiT, spnr, OSax. su&r, OiceJ. stI^,
OHGerm. su&rer, OFria. sw6r, GtrfA. st^fb (IvTtfio(), grave,
noble, Flor. 90; sp&re Orm. 16280.
Bwarde, ^Soie. speard, OFru. ODutck awarde, Olcel.
svordr, MHGerm. swarte, award (swarth), otitis, prompt,
parv. 482.
sj'are, jISoo;. * (and)8parii, word, Orm. 2422; compos.
andsware.
8f area, ASax. aparian, Olcel. ayara, say, Orm. 8938;
awara Mrw. a. p. l, 240.
Bwarm, ^Soir. sveana, OHGerm. suarm, OiceJ. avarmr,
noarm, ^exameai", Wr. viw. 223; prompt, parv. 482; CAatw;.
a t 10618.
awarmen (awarmin) ncarm, „examinare'*, prompt parv.
482; Rich. 5761; awarmen (>«a.; Chauc. C. t. 7275.
swdrnea, ASax. spsernisa, «a^ne«<, a^I. 107.
Bjrart, ASacc. a)>eart, OSax. suart, Olcel. svartr, Goth.
srartB, OHGerm suarzer, ateart, niger, Mark. 1 6 ; swart
prompt, parv. 482; si. gen. 286; Chauc. dr. 1864; suart
flofc. Gimte. 490, 6; awserte ((iot) £03. 10189; awarture
(compar.) a. r. 284.
spartiea, A8ax. 8)>eartian, frfac^««,' svartede Mark. 16.
ap&t, ASax. apftt, OSaar. auflt, OHGerm. sueiz, awoi
(sweat), sMdor, Orm. 1916; awset (awot) Las- 2281 ; awot
a. r. 110; c. 0/ I. 200; £o»ei. 2662; (awoot) Chauc. C.
t. 12&06; iud. Cov. 30; awSt (sw^te?) prompt parv. 463.
Bw&ti (Bwoti), ASax. aj^&tig, sweaty, a. r. 104.
awap swotA, fascia.
swaficlat RV. voc. 143.
swa]iQ (awathe), .ISotc. spadu, ODutch swade, nrnfA,
striga, Wr. soe. 154; prompt, parv. 482.
ewapien (swatbin), ASax. (be)Bpedian? swathe, »/a«-
OMre", pfompt. parv. 482; iswatdd [Tip. vac. 143.
..L.oo^^lc
«wapel 5fi9
awapel, ASax. Bpsedil, ODutck swftdel, swaddle, faada.
Buepelband Halliw. diet. 826.
awepelclout met. hom. 91.
swaplen swaddle; awapild (partj Wr.voc.2QZ; swel)-
led Gaw. gloss.
awfijen, ASax. spegan, soundf it sv^jfiA. (for swgide?)
80 murye dm. P. P. 20.
sw^sen, Olcel. sveigja (fiectere), sway, bend, inmf
awSy(e) Mor. a. p. 2, 788; BwSyed 8, 151.
Bwel, aSox. (ge)8pell, ODiUch (ge)8wel, sice^ tumor,
a. r. 274; s. s. Weh. 1566.
BwSlen, ASax. spSlan, sweal,w€rei Bw€ldeiJa3. 25594;
Chauc. C. t. 1358; comjros. forswfilen,
swel^ (zuel^), ODutch svelg, swatUno, faux, ayenh, 55
<fc 82; nSWelwh vorago", prompt, pare. 483; swelogh
Mand. 33.
sweljen (swelghe), ASax. sfelgan, OSax. OHOemt.
suelgan, Olcel. svelga (?) pret. Bvalg, aioailow, glutire, vo-
rare, pr. consc. 6232; swelwen (swelwin) prompL porn.
482; Lidg. si. oj Th. 4073; swelowe Fum. p. r. I. p.
237; swelighis r^devorani", ps. 13, 4; apalh (pret.) Orvt.
14592; Bwoljen (part.) st. gen. 1976; compos, for-, iawel-
jen; deriv. awalj.
swelle elated? (pi.) Octav. 1557.
swellen, ASax. spellaD, OHGerm. suellan, Olcel.
svella, suieii, Laj. 19800; swelle i«i. P. P. 13623; CAaifC.
C (. 2754; swelled (prea) h. m. 31; swelle (aubj.) a. r,
274; swal (pret.) Chauc. C. t. 6549; 8ual owl and nig/O.
7; swollen (part.) Chauc. C. t. 8826; swolle Fxurn. p.
XXV, 162; compos, toswellen.
awelm aestuaf Mor. a. p. 3, 3,
8|>elten, ASax. speltan, OSax. sueltan, ODutch swel-
ten, Olcel. avelta, Ooth. sviltau, OHGerm. suelzan, swell,
uri,.mori, Mark. 7; Orm. 915; awelte via. P. P. 2779;
Lidg. m. jj. 38; i 8weit(e) Mar. mir. pi. 127; 1 Bwelte and
8w6te Chauc. C. t. 3703; spalt (prH.) Orm. 31; Bwalt
Mor. a. p. I, 815; swselt iaj. 26566; swulten 6071; com-
bos, a-, lorswelten,
awenchen, ASax. ajiencan, Jrom swinken, fatigue,
trouble, affiict, a. r. 134; spenche Fum. p. VIII, 125;
spenchen, spenken Orm. 8943 & 12216; pu spenchest
Mark. 5; awanchest h. m. 35; swenched La^ 15787.
..Google
sweng, ASaa. s]>eiig, OFris. Bweng, from awingen,
stroke, cast, owl and night. T ^T \ spenges Mark. 14; swenges
a. r. 80.
sweDgeu, A8ax. spengaii, strike, cast; swenged ioj.
22939; aweng (imper.) a. r. 290; aweinde (pret.) Lot,.
8183; a. r. 280.
swep (sw^p?) sweep? des drfemes swep ne wot he nojt
St gm. 2112.
s p e p e , ASax. spipe, speope, ODutck swepe, Olcel
svipa, tt»A»p, Orm. 15562; (aweipe) prompt, parv. 482;
swepia (pi.) Town, myat 227,
awepin (swfipiu?), ASax. spipian, speopian, Olcel.
avipa, [Swed. svfipa, Olcel. aveipa?] sweep, prompt, parv.
482: swepe Chauc. C. t. 8854; Fior. 138; pe water con
(r. gon) swepe Mor. a. p. 1, 111; aweped (pret.) pa. 76,
7; Bweped (part.) pr. conse. 4947.
aperd, itSoa;. apeord, apyrd, apurd, OSax. auerd, Olcel.
sverd, OHQ-erm. suert, swerd (swurd, sword), Orm. 1G284;
swerd prompt, parv. 483; »t. jfem. 1307; vis. P. P. 665;
Ckauc. C. t. 112; H^tci. /oAn 18; Eglam. 266; w7i« an<f
invent. 41; aiierd Rob. Glouc. 207, 15; awEerd, sweord
ioj. 21381 (fe 21417; apeord JlfflrA. 5; Mia. 147; aword
Jtftwjrf. 291; pet zuord ayenb. 148; awird Flor. 585.
?8werd-, swGordbroder La^. 4144 (fe 30523.
awerien, ASax. aperian, OSax. auerian, Olcel. sverja,
OHGerm. auerian, aueran, swear, La-t,. 22507; a. r. 70;
awerie Bob. Glouc. 3't6, 10; zuerie ayenb. 6; sweren vis.
P. P. 665; awere Ckauc. C. t. 1823; ich sperie Marh.21.
Bwerken, ASax. apeorcan, OSax. (gi)auerean, obscure;
swajrked (pres) Lot,. 22030; ewurkeii (pretj 11973.
swerve n, ASax. apeorfan (tergere), Olcel. averfa,
OBGerm. swerban, Gotk. (af)a¥airbaii, ODutch awerren
(vagarij, swerve: pat it mai swerve tA nfi aide Oow. conj.
am. 3, 92; pe dint swarf Ank. and Merl. 9369; heo sperf
t6 Criate KaOi. 2212.
8p4te (awSte), ASax. spSte, OFris. swfite, Olcel. aoetr,
Gr. ^9u4, sweet, Kath. 613; a. r. 98; owl and night. 864;
floi. Glmic. 244, 6; Mand. 67; CAowc. 0. (. 3206; pr.
consc. 4915; su^te Wr. spec. 23; spfit Orm. 1268; sw6t
a(. grem. 3302; aqu^te ant AhL XXV, 10; swlte s. a. Wr.
2080; aufittere (compar) Wr. spec. 68; swStter pr. consc.
3699; see swote.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
Bwdtm 661
spStehche aweedy, Kaik. 673; a. r. 264; rd. songs IV, 44.
awStia, ABax- sp^tan, sweeten, prompt, parv. 483;
salt pat fire mete spStep Orm. 1649,
swStnesae, ASax. sp^tness, sweetness, a. r. 102; A.
■m. 7; c. o/ L 582.
Bpeven, ASax. B[>ef(e)n, Olcel. avefn, OSax. swebaii,
Laf. Bomnu3 (/or sopnus), Gy. Cicvoc, Sanacr. t^iflH, s/cep,
dream, Katk. 1572; Bweven La^. 25552; Cow. con/ am.
1, 24; s. a. PTr. 1936; sweyin Octav. 158; ^ai-. mir. pL
122; (swevene) prompt, parv. 483; wis. P. P. 22; (aue-
vene) Fum. p. XIII, J47; swefue (doi.) a. r. 224; swe-
vene at. gen. 225 ; Lidg. st. of Th. 1224.
Bwevet, ASax. speofot, sleep; swevete (dat) La^^.
17773; speovete Katk. 1438.
8 w e T i e n , ASasc. spefian , Bt>ebban , Olcel. svefja,
OliOerm. (int)8uebian , Lot. sflpire, sweb, brine/ asleep;
compos, isweyien.
swevenien, ASaar. spefQian, LaL sommare, dream;
Bwevenep Wicl. gloss.
spift, ASasc. spift, awijt, Orm. 6972; Ank. and Merl.
535; swifte (pi.) £03. 5902; Chauc. C. t. 190; Mar. a.
p. I, 570; awiftre (comp.) L03. 26068; awifture a. r. 94.
zuifthEde ayenb. 78.
apiftliclie swiftly, Katk. 689; suiftliker (compar.) Halliw.
diet 826.
. swiftschipo velocitas, a. r. 398.
awiftneaae, ASaa. apiftueaa, swiftness, a. r. 94; swift-
nes pr. eofiac. 9029.
swije, ASax. eplge, juifif.* pe dSvel com to pis maide
swie Marg. 157.
? awiwike stille woche, a. r. 70*.
Bwisien, ASax. spigian, OFris. swtgia, OSax. aiiigon,
OEGerm. sutgen, he sUent; sulep owl and nighi. 1524;
awijeden £03. 16820.
awike, ASax. spice, deceitful, La^. 1J866; at. jen. 2845.
? apikedcm, ASax. spicdOm, Olcel. Bvikdsmr, treachery,
Orm. 3S97; BwikedSm ias- 8310; rt. gen. 2883; W^r. p.
s. 220; suikedom Rob. Glouc. 36, 18.
swike, ASax. apice, 0/cei. avik, OHGerm. (a-, bi)-
swich, deceit, (dat.) rel. ant. 1, 220; swika „deciptda",
Wr. voc. 221 ; Rich. 4081 ; lv>. 677.
Bwioful £03. 8032.
=dbvGoogIe
563 ewike
8 w i k e (sw!ke ?) , ASax. spica , Olcel. sviki, deceiver,
traitor, a. r. 98; Wr. »pec. 46; Havel. 423; suike Bob.
Olouc. 221, 1; Bwiken (pl.J La^- 3816; compos, teodswike.
swikel, ASax. sficol, Olcel. BTikall, deceitful, treacke-
rotu, Havel. IIOS; p». 5, 7; Buikel chron. Engl. 791; pe
Bwikele king La^. 15026; pe swikele wlmon rel. ant. 1,
144j swikelne (ace.) mild 1, 183; spikele men Fum. p.
VIII, li37; awikelure (compar.) a. r. 180.
auikelhsde owl and night. 162.
swikelli „doloae", pa. 13, 3.
awtken, ASase. spican, 08asR. sulcan, Olcel. 8vlka(?)
prdi. eveik, OHOerm. auichan, cease, faH, deceive, La^.
4111; awike (prea.) owl and night. 1467; Wr. spec. 48;
spike ^ubj.J Mark. 5 ; compos. &-, bi-, iswtken.
swilen, ASax. spilian, swill: ful wel kati ich dishes
ewilen Havel. 919; swile h. s. 0828.
Bwlme, ASax. splma, OFris. swima, Olcel. avlmi, gid-
diness, vertigo, h. t. 11287; Degrev. 1211.
Bwimmen, ASax. sy\mma.jx, OHGerm. suimman, Olcel.
svimma, BTima, swim, vis. P. P. 7748; swimme Horn 1432;
CAoua C. t. 8675; Bwam (pret.) Gow. conf. am. 2, 272;
Buam Brand. 8; auommen La'^. 1342.
Bwimmere swimmer, vis. P. P. 7756.
8 win, ASax. apln, OSax. OHGerm. autn, Olcel. Goth.
avla, ewtne, a. r. 128; Chauc. C. t. 13971; spin (pl.J Orm.
7410; Sffln Mand. 248; euln rel. ata. 1, 62; con^os.
merswin.
swiinekote prompt, parv. 488.
swlneflesch Wr. voc. 200.
swineherd prompt, parv. 483.
Bwlnetl, OHGerm. swliiBtlge, ODatch s^natle, Olcd. STin-
bO, pr. consc 9002.
swinden, ASax. apindan, OHOerm. suintan, vanish,
decrease, Fv.m. p. Vlil, 29; Bwinde Wr. p. s. 150; com-
pos, aawioden.
Bpingen, ASax. Bpingan, OSax. OHOerm. soingan,
swing, vibrare, caedere, Orm. 6362; awinge Havel. 214;
swing eirin I. c. c. 11; hit swaag pur3 Hch & atrSte Mor.
a. p. 1, 1058; he spong hire al abliten his spire Marh.
9; swongen (swungen) (part) p». 72, 5; awongen wip
Bwepia Town. mysL 227; compos, i-, tOBwingen; deriv,
sveng.
=dbvGoogIe
swingle 663
swingle, ASax. spingla (fiagellum), swingle, ^jteaad",
Wr. voc. 166.'
swiagleu, ODutch swisgelen, swingle, ventilare: i bfite
and swiiigile flex rel. ant. 2, 197.
swink, ASax. spine, labour, c. of I. 200; Triat. 1, i02;
Chauc. C. t. 188; pr. consc. 755; lud. Cov. 30; Spine Orm.
6102; swine a. >-. 94; swine (swinch) Xaj, 2297; zuincli
ayenb. 83 ; spinkes ('jcn.J iTafA. 806 ; ewinke (dot.) a. r.
220; spinche Fum. p. VIII, 186; swinche Bek. 9; com-
bos, iswink.
• spinken, ASax. spincan, labour, Orm. 6100; swinken
a. r. 358; st. gen. 3778; swinke Chauc. C. t. 186; Igumb.
390; zuinke (pres.) nyenb. 171; aipa,nc (pretj Orm. 17699;
.s(. gen. 2014; swank Shoreh. 166; swonc La^. 7488; a.
r. 110; swonk ovil and night. 462; swuuken st. aem. 1666;
awuuke Fum. p. VIII, 128; swonken vis. P. P. 42;
swonke Rtcfi. 3762; spunken (part.) Orm.. 6103; iswunken
a. r. 404; compos, a-, biswinken; deriw. awenchen.
swipe, cmp. Olcel. svipr (vibratio), swipe (sweep): pat
of pen ilke sweorde 6nne swipe hefde X03. 7648; swipe
(sweipe) „alapa", prompt, parv. 482; swipen (pi) La^.
16498.
awipir swipper, „agilis", prompt, parv. 484.
sweperli, ASax. gespiporhce, awipperly, Halliw. diet. 837.
awippen aioeep, whip, ha-i^. 16510; when pe a&ul(e)
fra pe bodi awippes pr. consc. 2196; aqnippand ant. Arth.
V, 3; swipte LaT,. 16518; heo bid sone iswipt ford a. r.
228; compos, ofswippen.
spire (spirei'), ASax. spira, apyra, speora, Olcel. aviri
(sviri?), neck, Mark. 9; swire Wr. spec. 28; Havel. 311;
Mor. a. p. 2, 1744; (r. w. fire) Percev. T90; (r. w. hire)
Min. 37 ; squire ant. Arth. XL, 7 ; Swire, aweore a. r. 58
<£; 394; swure, aweore (swere) La;^. 4012 c& 26565; spere
(r. w. dfire) Fum. p. VIII, 73; awere Alis. 2000; s. a.
Weh. 461; Gow. conf. am. 2, 30; zuere ayenb. 155.
awid, jJSoa-. spid, spjd, OSax. suid (suitb), Ootk.
svinlis, MBGerm. swinder, Olcel. svinnr. mighty, strong,
quick; splde (adv) swith, Mark. 5; spipe pel Orm. 2157;
swide St. gen. 1009; awipe c, of 1.320; Trist. 1, 15; vis. P.
P. 3386; Chauc. C. t. 5150; s. s. Wr. 2; Tor. 1956; high
pe swipe ps. 30, 3; swipe fele Shoreh. 104; pis mai ran
til hir mdder Bwl|ie met. hom. 39; swltlie pr. coneo. 6713;
..L.oo^lc
564 svtden
3ulpe Brand. 2; ckran. Engl. 341 ; Rob. Br. 134, 13; aqni-
I>e ant. Arth. XIV, 10; swlde, swAde La-i,. 1349 & 4377;
a. r. 58(&236; swipe, ewllpe owl and night. I243<& 15^9;
swider (cotMiar.) Ltfr,. 1580; p^ swidro A. m. 39; mid his
swldren (detctra) honde L03. 21424 ; sftdest (auperl)
Kath. 734.
ewidliche mightily, La^ 4421.
swlden, JiSaar.si'ldan, (irenjfAwi; awiieS rel. ant. 1,210.
8wlpe(ii), Olcel. flvlda, bam, pa. 120, 6*; ewipez Mor.
a. p. 3, 478; compos, forswlden.
awlven, ASax, sftian, Olcel. svlt&, turn, shake? yone
wenche sal 1 awlve Chauc. C. (.4176; compos, overawlve;
deriv. 8wSf, awteyen.
8W63 (BwSugh) tough, noise, swoon, Chauc. C t. 3619
(6 8976; /w. 824; Arth. and Merl. 7142; m. Arth. F.
903; he f61 dan on dfides swo^ s*. jren. 484; he hSrde &
swogh Sdliw. diet. 843; awow £icA. 796; Ul doun on
8v6w Hartsh. m. t. 260; awdghe (iJal.^ 7«um&. 89; Clement
lai in swoghe Oclav. 900; he com wip & swowe (sufiwe)
Eglam. 391; Boh. Br. 170, 14; pe awoughea and pe criea
itWff. It of Th. 4348.
awoken (swowin), ASax. slogan (strepere), OSaa.
Bn^an, sovwd, swoon, prompt, parv. 484; awowe AUs.
7874; awfiwe or swelte vis. P. P. 2779; swowinde a. r.
288; sw&i (pret.) soundedf Mor. a. p. 3, 429; iswojen,
iaw6wen (part.) Laj. 3074 & 4516; fill a doun i-sufije
Brand. 1 ; iswSwe liob. Glouc. 290, 8; Alis. 2438.
Bwojien? Goth. (ga)8vdgjan (p-zsvdzsiv)?' sough, make
a noise, steoon; Bw6wed (p*^) Wart. hist. 2, 69; soured
Mor. a. p. 3, 140.
8 w 6506 (awowne) sivoon, pr. consc. 7289; schS f61 in
swdwne Triam, 375; mani of h€m a 8Wowne falle Gov>.
conf. am. 1, 368; swowne (dot.) Chauc. C. t. 10790.
ewSjiiea (swownin) swoon, prompt, parv. 484; swoghe-
ned (pret) Alis. 5857; swownid Octav. 983; swduned
Degrev. 360; awowned (sounede) vis. P. P. 14134 (Wart.
hisL 2, 86j; aowened .Em. 780; aownid Tor. 1886; awow-
ned (part.) Chauc. C. t. 915,
8w6r, ASax. apor, OSax. OHOerm. auor, Go(A. svor,
from *BwareD, Goth, svaran, (pret) swore, La^. 3446;
Bek. 719; (awoor) vis. P. P. 1320; snflr iiofc. Gtetwi. 347,
9; sworen Laz- 6170; »m. P. P. 10768; swore Chauc
spote 666
C t 1828; suore Hofc. Br, 28,22; Hworen, ASax. Bporen,
(part.) sworn, Havel. 439; ow. P. P. 3225; sworn Ghauc.
C. t. 14552; isworen a. r. 96; rel. eongs V, 60.
8p6te, OSax. auoti, OHGerm. auozer, aooi, dulcisjMarh.
4; swote WV. sj>ec. 57; pe swote brfid a. r. 80j 8WOote,
soote Ckauc. C. t. I & 820B; swAte ('a<iwj o. r. 238;
spottre (c&mpar.) Mark. 11 ; «ee swflte.
swotnesse sweetness, (ace) a. r. 80.
t&(taa), ASax. Olcel. tA, OHQerm. z^he, toe, pr, cotmc.
1910; to (too) Fum. p. VI, 13; ». «. TTr. 1131; ton
(pi.) cr. P. P. 845; Ckauc. C. t. Tyr. 14868; tfla -ffat-eil.
2163.
t&dde, jlSoiB. t4die, toad, Wr. voc. 91; Wr. p. a.
238; tftda Wr. voc. 190; toode prompt, parv. 495; tftdden
Cjji^ o. f. 214; tades pr. cotmo. 6900; todes Mand. 61.
taechen, ASax. tacan, teach, monstrare, docere, Orm.
3468; techeu a. r. 210; st. gen. 2792; ois. P. P. 11450;
t^che Ckaac. C. t. 310; ;»•. corasc. 5548; teache Fum. p.
VIII, 152; t^che (imperat.) Degrev. 914; tahte (tahte?)
(pret.) L03. 3705; Orm. 1071; cAron. En^i. 105; me tAjte
hire pe wei Bek.75; tAghte m. P. P. 4403; tfl,u3te Wid.
John 7; he t&ughte him sone to pe kiste Percev. 2109;
t&ute Wr. an. lit. 8; tSihte a. r. 168; t6i3te Fum. p.
XVn, 47; tflht (taht?) (paH.) Orm. 18741; tAught vis.
P. P. 6060; compos, bi-, itsechen.
t Cohere teacher, Alis. 17.
tael (t41), jISox. tsel, Wame, Havel 191; (toil) A. s.
2042; see iMe.
taelen, ASax. tselan, llame, reprove, La^- 3334; Orm.
2033; tSle owl antf night. 1375; re2. ant, 1, 264; tdlep
1, 176; tffilden LaT,. 3801.
taese, ASax. tfese (lenis); compos, itese.
taesel (tteel), ASax. tseael, OHGerm. zeisala, teaae^,
TTr, »oc. 141; tileil j)romp(. parv. 487; t&seles (';)Z,^ ria.
P. P. 10532.
taesen (tosin), ASax. tsesan, ODuteA t^sen, MHGerm.
zeisen, tease (tose), „carpere", prompt, parv. 497; tooae
rel. ant. 2, 197; pei toose and pulle Gow. conf. am. 1, 17;
compos, tot&sen.
tail, ASax. teegel, OHGerm. zagel, tail, cauda, Brand.
8; Mand. 291; CAouc. C. & 6048; teil a. r. 208; tailes
(pi) £03. 29557.
DiailizodbvGoOgle
569 tait
tail, Olcd. teitr (laetaa), OHGerm. zeizer (tenerj?
tait ... & quoint Mor. a. p. 2, 87 i ; pe laddes were
kaske and teite Havel. 1841.
takel, ODvtch. takel, tackle, at. gen. 883; Wart. hist.
2, 109; Ckauc. C. t. 106; Mor. a. p. 3, 233; takil Tor.
1404.
taken, ASasc. tacan(F), Olcel. taka, cmp. Goth. tSkan
pret. taitok, take, Orm. 85; st. gen. 1318; to pan fehte
taken La^. 23688; take Mand. 167; «. s. (Vr. 240; t4u
Triat. 2, 27; tk Percev. 997; takep iSAoreA. 99; he takep
nu to fulhtnen Orm. 18269; ioc (pret.) ios- 7976; fra
pat Adam god forUt & tdc him to pe deofel Orm. 356;
5h6 toe j>el pip godes pord 2457; tok Alts. 3813; (took)
m. /*. P. 10735; pe gailer him tok fln appel Fum. p.
XXIV, 231; tlik Isuvnb. 189; token a. a. Wr. 1463; to-
ken to jeien Kath. 2091; hd token l^ve at. gen. 2200;
taken ('jwrt^ Orm. 1150; c. of i. 202; Cham. C. t. 1441;
t4n lud. Cm>. 15; itaken X03. 5592; itake 5ei. 619; com-
poa. a-, bi-, of-, overtaken.
t&ken, ASax. t&cen, OSax. tScan, O/ceZ. takn, teikn,
OHGerm. zeichan, token, aignum, La'^. 3891; Kath. 195;
Orm. 3335; jtw. 85, 17; token at. gen. 646; tficne (for to-
ken?) a. r. 316; in tSkne pat pais scholde M bituext
god and manne Skorek. 131; compos, foretoken.
t&knien ( ticnen ) , ASax. tacnian , Goth, taiknjan,
OHGerm. zeicb(e)nen, token, signare, Orm. 1639; tokened
St. gen. 638; tokecep Shoreh. 8; t&cnede L03. 2832; t&k-
ned (part.) pa. 4, 7 ; compos, bi-, itaknien.
t&cninge, A8ax, tAcnung, tokening, La^. 15974; td-
keninge c of I. 557.
tal, ASax. (ge)tsel, Goth. (un)tal9, OHGerm. (ge)zaler,
tall, „elegana", prompt, parv. 486; per is no bagpipe half
BO tal Lidg. m. p. 200; 4 talle man lud. Gov. 215.
taUlche ^seemly". Will, gloss.
tale, ASax. talu, OFria. tale, Olcel. ta!a, OHGerm.
zala, tale, aermo, narratio, numerua, La'^. 7397 & 12765;
Kath. 637(6:1293; a. r. 68(&320; Lidg. m. p. 44; iherde
ich holde grSte tale owi awd night. 3; he jaf answere
and tale Shoreh. 123; and tolde Eve A tale si. gen. 321;
serene s^r bi tale 1673; on Engle tale 2526; and took
it bi tale via. P. P. 2975; folc wipoate tale Sob. Glove.
S93, 21.
=dbvGooglc
t&le 667
tftle, ASax. t&1il (ojiprobrium, cahtmnia), Ole^ t&l
(noxa, dolvs), OHGerm. z&la (pertcuiwmj, blame; tdle
Skoreh. 36.
talj (talgh), OLhUch talg, tallow, sebum, rel. ant. 1,
63; talwh prompt, parv. 486; talwgh Rich. 1662.
talwi tallowy, prompt, parv. 486.
talien, ASax. talian, tale, aermocinari, Ka^. 796;
tale Ghana, dr. 103; ich talie a. r. 356; hunten {lar ta-
iled LaT,. 30857; peo mariners criep and .talep Alis. 141S;
hS taleden wid Morgan La^. 3800; pe toun perof hap
spoke and taled Goto. amf. am. 3, 329.
talkieii (talkin) talk, „fabvlar\, aermocinari", prompt,
parv. 486; Mark. 13; talken Ghawc. C. t. 11^; talke via.
P. P. U532; talked a. r. 422: A. m. 17; talkie iaj. 788;
talkede Mor. a. p. 2, 132; Fercev. 1626.
talmen (talme), Olcel. talma (tmpedir^, L&erm. Dutch
talmeii (ounctarijt talm (tawm), defioerel Flor. 76ft; til ml
tonge talmes rd. ant. 1, 292.
tarn (tame), ASax. tam, torn, Olcd. tamr, OHQerm.
zamer, tame, Wr. voc. 350; prompt, parv. 486; at. gen.
174; Wr. tpec 71; Gow. con/, am. 1, 144; tom? .^otA.
1318; tommure (compar.) a. r. 144.
tamien, ASax. tamian, Ooth. (ga)tamjaii, tame, „do-
mare", prompt, parv. 486; itamed ahorek. 133.
tange, ASax. ODvtck tange, Oicrf, tong, OHGerm.
zange, lane/ (tong), „foroeps*', Wr. voc. 232; tonge prompL
parv. 496; owl and night. 156; Furn. p. IX, 79; tangeu
(dot. pi.) Brand. 22.
tange, Olcel. tangi, tanj, npugio", Wr. voc. 221 ;
tonge nacuieus", prompt, parv. 496.
tape, tappe, ASax. tseppe, tape, „taenta", Wr. voc.
196; tapes (pi.) Ckauc. G. t. 3241.
taper, ASax. tapur, taper, X03. 8084*; Skoreh. 49;
tapur OTJ. P. P. 11774; taperes fpZ^ Marh. 18; i?cft.
1883.
tapet, ASox. tseppet. Lot tapSte, tapa, „tapetum*',
prompt, parv. 486; tapit f,tapete, linteum", Wr. voc. 242.
tappe, ASax. t8eppa(?), OHGerm. zapho, tap, epiato-
miuin, prompi. parv. 486; Okauc. C. t. 3888; teppe ayenb.
27.
tappen, LGerm. tappen, tap, palpare, Wr. an. lit. 86j
tep ^mpereU) a. r. 296.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
568 tapstere
tapstere, ASax. tseppestre, taptter, Chattc. G. t. 241;
sacram. 529,
tare tare, Chauo. C. t. 3998; taria „zt«amta*', Wid.
Mai. 13; taren? Artk. and Merl. 7364.
tasten (taste), OFr. taster, ttute, toucA, examine, vis.
P. P. 8720; Flor. 109; taste Ckmc. C. f. 12431; tastide
Wid. John 2; tasted ». a. Weh. 1048.
tatered, cmp. LOerm. tater (jUtra) Schamb. wb., tal-
tered, laceratM, or. P. P. 1502; tatird pr. con»c. 1537.
tateren, ODutch tateren, tatde, „garrire" , prompt,
parv. 487.
tapin, from Olcel. tad (stercue), tathe, nstercorare",
prompt, parv. 487.
taunen, tawnen, ODutch tonen, show, monstrare, at.
gen. 1022 & 2034; taunode rel. ant. 1, 226.
tavel, ASax. tsefel, Olcel. taf), OHOerm. zabel, table
for playingy La^. 8133*.
tavelen (taTelin), ASax. tteS&n, Olcel. tefla, MHQerm.
zabelen, j)^^ at tables; tavelej) owl and night. 1664.
tawer, ASax. tapere, tawer, W%cl. gloss.
tawien (ta^n), ASax. tapiao, ODutch touwen. Ooth.
taujan, OHGerm. zawen, zowen, taw, subigere, Orm. 15908;
tawip rel. ant. 2, 176; compos, itawien.
team, ASax. team (progenies, sequela), Olcel. taumr
(kabena), OHOerm. zaiun, zoum (id.), team, progenies,
protelum, a, r. 336; t»m Onn. 2415; t4m Bob. Glouc.
261, 4; Mis. 2350; p». 136, I; teem chron. Engl. 147
& teem („teeme") of foure grdte oxen via. P. P. 18479
tfime (dot) Tor. 2022; tfimes (pi) Fum. p. XXI, 129
An hors . . . dra5p bivore gr^te tSmea (carriageaf) owl
and night. 774; compos, barmteam.
tear, ASax. tear, OHGerm. zaher m., Olcd. \A,i, Ooth.
tagr n., tear, lacrima; tgr Havel. 285; Mapes 338; teer
lud. Cov. 213; teere Chauc. 0. t 7446; teares (pi) Kath.
2361; a. r. HO; teares (tSrea) L03. 5076; tferea Orm.
13849; t^es owl and night.i2&; st. i7en.2356; Oow. conf.
am. 1, 143; tiares ayenh. 173; tearen (dot. pi) ffom970.
tedir, LGerm. tider, toder, tiider, tedder, Wr. voc. 234.
te3 (te^e?), ASax. teag? from teon, drawerf „t^ye
tkeca", prompt, parv. 487; ti? (ace) Gow. conf. am. 2,
246; (dat) a. a. Wr. 2951; Degrev, 552; biloken in hire
t^ye rel. songs VII, 68.
DiailizodbvGoOglc
td3e 569
tfije, A8aac. iAge, tjge, tie, ligamen; t^jen (daL ^.)
Lai,. 20998.
tejen, ASax. Mgaii(?), tjgan, tie (tee), ligarej teieo
(ttje) 1.03. 20997 ; t^yin prompt parv. 487 ; tfiye Fwm.
p. XXI, 130; den vis. P. P. 662; tSide (pr^tj a. r. 140;
tied (tised) c. of I 407; ti^ed (part.) Mor. a. p. \,
464; tighed AU». 779; t^id CAowc C (. 10306; compos.
itejen.
tein, A8aa. tiLn, OofA. tains, Olcel. teinn, OHOerm.
zein? rorf? & tein of silver Chauc. C. t. 13153.
tek, omp. MHGerm. zic, tick, alight stroke, prompt.
parv. 487.
tel, ASaas. (ge)ttBl, OSaa:. (gi)tal, Olcel. tal, number,
a. r. 42 & 872 ; compos, itel.
teld, ASax. teld, Olcd. tiald, OHQerm. zelt, ten*, pa-
wiZtow, iag. 31384; st gen. 3769; m. .4rtA, F. 2624; telde
((/at) 7m>. 2053.
telden (telde), OIc^-. tialda? (t(rf, set up? .4iw. 5067;
tilded pe nettea a. r. 334* ; telded 3for. a. p. 2, 1342;
iteld Launf. 263.
tele (tfile?) teal, Wr. voc. 16S; prompt, parv. 487; sj.
f. deg. 320.
t e 1 1 e n , ASax. tellan , OSax. tellian , 0/crf. telja,
OHQerm. zellan, tdl, narrare, numerare, La^. 14; Orm.
4550; 8t. gen. 497; CAawe. C. (. 4667; telle Wr. p. s.
161; Octav. 575; hit telled narratur, a. r. 74; andT hia
silver tellen vis. P. P. 184; talde (pret) Lai,. 2843; Kaih.
1818; Orm. 5372; Jm. 369; tealde ayenh. 239; Shoreh.
52; tolde o. r. 66; vis. P. P.2976; XX li. he pfim tolde
Orfau. 687; telde a. s. Web. 798; tolden H. gen. 2221;
laid (part) pr. consc. 213 ; told a. r. 356 ; teld Rich. 5345 ;
compoa. hi-, itellen.
tfimen, ASax. Wman, tyman, /rom team, (eem, (/rau>,
procreate, La^,. 7174; to pitnesse , . . t^men (take) Fum.
p. VIII, 54; tfemen Onn. 130; t^me owl and night. 499;
h. s. 9546; Mor. a. p. 3, 316; 1 nul nout t^me (contendf)
Wr. spec. 32; timen twnanonf cr. P. P. 1479; turned a,
r. 220; t€mden (took) hioe to hserre LaT,. 1956.
1 6 me II (t^min), from torn, teem, „vacuare", prompt,
parv. 488; pei tfime sadils full ate JIalliw. diet. 857.
te mi en, ASax. temiaii(?) , Olcel. temja, OHGerm.
zeman, from tame, tame, subdue, a. r. 136; temie -^3.
..L.oo^^lc
25231; teme Mapes 385; temede (pret.) a. r. 176; temed
(part.) Wr. p. s. 214; itemed Katk. 1291.
temsa, ODutch tems, tanse, cribum, prompt, parv. 488.
tern Bin, ASax. temsian, temse, crihrare, prompt, parv.
488.
ten, ASax. t6n(e), tjii(e), OSax. tehan, Goth, taihun,
Oleel. tiu, tio, OHGerm. zehan(i), Lot. decern, Gr. Sixo,
• Jr. Gael, deich, Welsh deg, Sansc. e^it\, ten (teen), st. gen.
1955; t4ii, tene a. r. 200 tfe 344; Shorek. 92; tfine (t6n)
L«3. 3388; tfine iTotA. 794; Bek. 1851; compos, ahte-,
feower-, ftf-, ni;^en-, seven-, six-, preoten(e).
tendeu (tende), ASax. tendan(?), GotA. tandjan, tind,
kindle, inflame, Wr. treat. 135; tends (pres. subj) a. r.
296 ; tende (pret) s. s. Wr. 2183 ; lit tende hSre li^t Furn.
p. IX, 16; itend (part.) Katk. 197; compos, antenden.
teon, ASax. teon, OSax. tiolian, Goth, tiuhan, OHGerm.
ziohan, io<. diicere, drajv, train, La'^. 1C08I; c. of I. 821;
Alia. 6954; teo (teon) Kath. 2rJ9; & pousend men ne
mowe hire ^nes of {w stede teo Fm-n. p. XXI, 112; tSn
rel. ant I, 216; Arth. and Merl. 1435; towarde Egipte
h6 gunne t^n at. gen. 1953; he wulde dat he suIde h€m
ten dat hS wel dgwed aulde ben 1913; tee Rob. Glouc
40, 6; Kick. 5137; lud. Gov. 33; te Orpk. 260; m. Arth.
F. 1015; tuen harrow. 234; tffih, tSih (pret) ia^. 805 <fc
21616; tej st. gm. 320j t^y rel. ant. 2, 278; tigh Gow.
conf. am. 2, 318; tu^en La-^. 1834; tuhen Mark. 22; to-
jen (part) at. gen. 3647; towen Mor. a. p. 1, 251; com-
pos, a-, bi-, i-, up-, at-, widteon; deriv. te^.
teone, ASax. teona, OSax. tiono, teen, vexation, La^.
176; a. r. 114; Bat. 829; ^iw. 2980; teone, tgne ATotA.
403 <fe 620; tfine 0«m. 19866; «AoreA. 130; uw. P. P.
4031; Chavc. C. t. 3108; s. s. Wr. 1797; Boi. Br. 236,
12; Percew. 1345; Triam. 345; m. .4?^. P. 1449; anger
and t^ne, S9r36 and wo st. i/«i. 2992; ich IMe mt llf wjp
t^ne and kare Wr. an. lit. 7; tuene rel. ant. I, 263; teo-
nen (pi) k. m. 7.
teonien (t^nin), ASax. teonian, OSax. (ge)ti«nean,
teen, vex, „irritare", prompt, parv. 489; tSne a. a. Wr.
2434; A. a. 7443; Eglam. 444; t4ne (pres) Mor. a. p. 2,
759; t4ned Katk. 549; heo teoned a. r. 118; tfinep vis.
P. P. 10460; tfiaid (part) rel. ant. 2, 196; dep. of B.
17, 16; compos, a-, ofteonien.
=dbvGoogIf
teope ftTl
t e o p e , ASax. teaSa, OSaa;. tehando, OIceL tiaadi,
tiondi, Ooth. taihunda, OHOerm. zehanto, tithe (tenth),
Bek. (iI9; tfipeSAoreA. 101; Ope bis. P. F. 10573; Chauc.
C. t 488; Mor. a. p. 2, 216; tAade Orm. 2715; irt. geTt.
597; ayenb. 2; t4npe k. a. 2926.
teopian (Uthin), ASax. teodian, tithe, „decimare",
prompt. j>arv. 495; iteopejed (part.) a. r. 28,
tepinge, ^^iSwiT. teodung, tithitiff, Rob. Glouc. 267, 3.
tere, ASax. teru, teoru, ODutch tere, (?/cef. tiara(?),
(ar, FTr, woe. 279; terre prompt, parv. 489; ter st yen.
662.
tSre hard, dificult, Qaw. (float.; Degreo. X409; ant.
Ai-th. X, 4; see tor.
teren (tere) tar, Havel. 707; terred (part.) »t. gen.
2596.
teren, JS(«c. terau, Ooth. (ga)tairan, OHGerm. zeran,
tear, lacerare, Fum. p. XXV, 150; tere Ali3.59S5; Chauc
C. t. 14547; Degrev. 1688; tar (pret) k. of T. 100; t^ren
Mand. 81; toren (part) s. f. Web. 782; aompot. toteren.
terseii (terjin), ASax. tergan, tyrgan (vexare, irri-
tare), ODvtch tergen (id.), tarry (terry), „irritare, mora-
ri", prompt, parv. 489; terren ^provoke", iVicl. gloss.;
tir^en rel. ant. l, 216; 1 wol not tarien (tardare) you
Chauc. C. t. 10387; tarye Aiia. 2010; i tarye Mand.
160; taried (pret) pa. 105, 16; he tarjede h lute while
Fum. p. XIII, 179; itaried „fatigatus", rel. ant. 1, 9.
terne, Olcel. tiiirn, tarn, lacus, (dat) Mor. a. p. 2,
1041; tame aooio. Arth. X, 7.
terwin, ASax. tjijiiaa, „fatigare", prompt, parv. 489.
tfiwin tew, curry, prompt, parv. 190; aee tawen.
ticchen, ASax. ticcon, cmp. OHGerm, zikki, hid, „hoe-
dua", Wr. voc. 91 ; n. r. 100.
tld, Olcel. tidr fasaiduusj, titt (celeriter), tite, celeriter,
vis. P. P. 8659; Mor. a. p. 2, 64; Ut Goto. conf. am. 2,
320; h. s. 1764; pr. consc. 1914; Tor. 2063; Amad. Bobs.
LVI, 6; m. Arth. F. 3713.
Udhche, Olcel. tldliga (cito), ^ickly, Kath. 1956*; tid-
llke St. gen. 1231.
tid, ASax. OSax. Od, Olcel. tifl, OHGerm. zlt, tide,
tempus, hora, Orm. 13402; it sal b6n de laste ttd at. gen.
263; tiide prompt, parv. 493; Ude (dat) La-^. 14924;
Shoreh. 86; Gow. conf. am. 1, 133; Amis 281; in pe sa-
..L.oo^^lc
672 liden
me ttde Lidg. st. of Th. 3409; tide (ace.) Mark. 18;
&he tide of pe dai Brar^. 10; al tide -pa. 78, 4; sum
tide Min. 2 ; hadde he ibeon per &iiiie dai oper tfd. bare
tide Fam. p. VIII, 70; tiden (dot. pi.) a. r. 22 1 compos.
sefen-, mael-, morsen-, sumer-, wintertTd(e).
tiden (tidin), A8ax. tidan{?), tide, acddere, evenire,
prompt, parv. 493; Ckauc. C. t. 4757; Udep Bdc 192S;
tit s. s. Weh. 292; Wr. p. a. 334; bote pu do pis dSde
ne tit pe no part wip me Marg. 308; jef Horn is hoi
ant sound Apulf tit no wound Ilom 1352; tldde (pret.)
chron. Engl. 542; compos, bi-, i-, mistlden.
tldi, ODutch tidig, OHGerm. ziii^&r (tempeatioua), tidy,
at. gen. 2105; via. P. P. 5377.
tidinde, tidende, Olcel. tidindi, nuncivm., La^. 2052
& 10147; tipende Orm. dedie. 158; tipand Iw. 2808.
tiding, Dutch tijding. Germ, zeitung, tiding, at gen.
407; tidinge taj. 2052*; h. m. 45; s. s. Weh. 423; ti-
dinge a. r. 70; tipinge mol and night. 1169; Bei. 1527.
-tij, A8ax. -tig, 6fo(A. (tigus) pi. -tigjua, Olcd. tigr,
tugr, OHGerm. ~zig, -zug, -(y; compos, ahte-, feower-,
fif-, nijen-, seven-, six-, prtti(2).
ti3el, Lat t«gula, tile, st, gen. 2552.
teghelstsn rd. ant. l, 54.
tlhea, ASax. tllian, Goth, teihan, OHGerm. zlhan.
Lot. dicere, accuse; compos. onUhen?
tiht (ti3t), ASax. tiht, accusationf Hartih. m. t, 163.
tiht = piht? tigUI k wod(e) pat was full tight Tor.
591.
tighten. Germ, dichten? purpose; tight (part.) Iw.
Ill; .4mMie97; Octof. 1476; tijt i^'ttm. p. r. I. p. 177.
tike, ODutch teke, OHGerm. zeche, tick, ricimts,
prompt, parv. 493; Wr. p. a. 238; teke Wr. hoc. 255.
tikel (tikil) ticUe, prompt, parv. 498; »w. P. P. 1619;
CAauc. C t. 3428; tekil iwrf. Cor. 134.
tikelin tickle, „titillare'*, prompt, parv. 493; tikeled
(pret^ Chauc. C. t. 5977; (tikelid) Hoed. I, 204.
til, A8ax.(f) OFris. Olcd. til, till, Kaik. 719; st. gen.
85; »M. P. P. 653 & 9960; I7ici. JoAn 16; met. kom. 3;
he eesde pne til him Orm. 808; til Athenes Chauc. C. t
2966; if he b6 til god bousom pr. consc. 85; til pat he
scholde to hevene wende c. o/* J. 44; til pat it bS night
Govj. conf. am. 2, 109; compoa. in-, untiL
:,GOOgIf
tUe S73
tile, ASao!. til? goodf so mikel w6x Ma tile st. gen,
1519.
tiiie, A8ax. tilia, cu^tor; tilien ('pi._) a. r. 416; rei.
ani. 1, 12^; tilies chron. Engl. 93; compos, eordetilie.
tilien, ASax. tilian, teolian (atudere, proovrare, co-
ler^, 08ax. tilian (colere), OFris. tilia (parere, colere),
OlJutch telen, teulen (l(J>orare, colere, parere), OHOerm.
zilen (studere, conari, niti), till, studere, procwrare, colere,
LoT^. 2618; a. r. 384; tiiie Boh. Glouc. 21, 9; vis. P. P.
239; tilen rel. ant. 1, 210; st. gen. 363; „tilliii colere",
prompt, parv. 494; tille Rob. Br. 239, 24; wip gold and
silver pou schal(t) paim tille a. s. Wr. 1503; pei tilen
not pe lend Mand. 64 ; Are loverd more pen two and
pritti 36r tiled(e) efter hore luve a. r. 404; tileden Las-
1940; & tilede hSre Mode Bob. Olouc. 41, 22; compos.
itilien.
tiliere (ifier, st. gen. 1482; rFiW. JoAn 15; dep. of B.
6, 8.
tilien, cmp. ASax. getillan (contingere), draw, takef
to fmude wild he uSver tille Bob. Br. 126, 20; to tiUe
pis yong man to foli met. hom. 113; til him dmwes and
tilies pr. conac. 1183; pat tillep out of pe see Wr. treaL
137; pe leome pat tilde westward Bob. Glouc. 152, 19;
pe niper ende tilde to his cbinne Brand. 24 ; he havede
. . . al pe folk tilled iutil his hond Havel. 488; see tullen.
tilten tUt: tilte to grounde Mor. a. p. 2, 361.
tilde, ASaai. tild, tUtk, a. r. 78; tilpe Fvm. p. VIII,
29; chron. Ertgl. 20; Goto. conf. am. 2, 190; vis. P. P.
13828.
tilunge, ASax. tiluag, teolung, tdling, cul^ra, a. r.
296; teolungeB studiaf 208.
timber, ASax. OFris. timber, OJceL timbr, OHOerm.
zimbar, timber, La^. 22929; vis. P. P. 13599; Ckauc C.
t. 3666.
timbrien, ASax. timbrian, Olcel. timbra, OHGerm,
zimbren, timber, aedijicare, La^. 6940; timbren a. r. 124;
Orm. 13368; timbre vis. P. P. 7297; timbred (paH.) Will.
gloss.; compos, itimbrien.
time, ASax. Uma, Oloel. timi, time, L03. 291; Kath.
2; Orm. 688; Skorek. 83 j Wr. treat. 136; Ckauc G. t.
85; pene time rei ant. l, 175; sum time a. r. 92; M
Ome he aros Fum. p. XII, 118; times (pi.) c. of I.
..L.oo^^tc
574 ttmen
1403; fele times via. P. P. 6631; 3 times Hand. 169;
compos, llftnne.
ttmelTche timely. Hob. Giouo. 258, 23; timluker (eompar.)
Katti. 2117.
timen, happen, at gen. 3320; hit timed h. m. 35; itt-
med Laz- 27978.
tin, ASox. Olcel. tin, OHQerm. zin, tin, atannutn, rel.
ant. 1, 129.
tinclen tinkle, Wid. gloas.
tind, ASax. tind, Olcel. tindr, MHQerm. zint, tine
(tindf), dena, ramus, Trial. 1, 47; tinde ^dat.) Mor. a. p.
I, 78; Lidg. m. p. 203; tindes (pi.) a. r. 334; (tindis)
Triam. ]08u.
tinder, ASax. tinder? tynder? tinder, La^. 29244.
tinen (tine), Olcel. tjna, lose, perdere, vis. P. P. 684
& 13643; Hoh. Br. 15, 27; Min. 46; Amad. Robs. LX2V,
12; Percev. 911; nie(. hom. 73; apoi. 43; tfnes(t) (pres.J
St. gen. 3618; tines pr. consc. 2027; tine (aubj.) jjs. 25, 9.
tinkere tinker, via. P. P. 3109.
tinuin tin, prompt, parv. 494; tinned (part) Ckanc.
A. off. 1482.
tinsel ti-nael, pa. 87, li.
tintrehe, tintreohe, ASax. tintrege, torment, Kath.
404 & 620.
tip, ODutch tip, MHGerm. zipf, tip, acumen, prompt.
494; YOrt pe n6de tippe a. r. 338.
tipet, /roi« tip, tippet, prompt parv. 494; Chauc. C
t 233; (tipit) Wr. voc. 238; (tippet) Bob. Br. 2eo, 2.
tir, ASax. OS ax. ttr, OieeL tlrr, glory, power, La^.
2051, 4237 (fe 6542.
tirful io3. 2893.
tirien, ASax. tirian, tyrian? Hre, pull: tire Hartah.
m. t. 112; tired rel. anl. 1, 218; whoB stomak foules tiren
fiver m6 Chauc. Troil. 784; compoa. totirien.
tite?
tit(e)m&se ti^nouae, Wr. voc. 188; titemose prompt, parv.
494.
titte, ASax. titt, ODtUch titte, J^r. tette, MHGerm.
zitze, iiJ! ("(ei, Ico/^ ; tete nuber", provtpt. pare. 489 ; Goto,
coitf. am. 1, 268; Chauc. C. t. 3704; tette s(. ^eii. 2621;
titles (pi) Laz- 5025; £!aiA. 2129; a. r. 330; H'r. a^ec.
35.
=dbvGoogIe
tldien 675
tfdien, ASax. tidian, tt^dian, concede, gratU; Q^ Rob.
Glouc. 114, 18; i tipe it to god lud. Cov. 35; tipep Orm.
6365; compos. itMien.
Tiw? AStia. %(?), Olcel. Tp, see Or. myth. 175,
Mara : Tiwes dai, ASax. Tipes dseg, Oh'ris. Ties dei, OIceL
TJs dagr, OHGerm. Zies tag, Tuesday, dies Martia, Bek.
2462; JrtA. and Merl. 8787.
t6, te, ^Stw;. tt, OSax. OFns. to, te, OBOerm. zuo,
za, ze, to: p& he to bisne nom La^. 30; vailed t6 p^r
eorde a. r. 18; peo pat h&m t6 (war. retui, t6 heom) M-
ted Kaik. 1781; godes engel com him to (=t6 him)
Orm. 143; and warne men to hore note ov>l and night.
330; me ch€s him to kinge Jtoh. Glouc. 302, 4; tac pe
rode to pi staf Wr. spec. 106; that i might borow(e) it
to this dMe m. Artk. F. 172; werp nu to token din dat
wand at gen. 2803; to daie kodie, LaT,. 6442; to ni^t
hac node, Bek. 1574; to moreen eras, st. gen. 3017; to
(till) we b4 gon Towt. myst. 64; pe king gon to spekene
LaT,. 24722; hwat heo haved to d6nne a. r. 52; d€mde
hire te deade Mark. 19; peo fet is iwend te wulvene
a. r. 120; vor te beon 38; stercllche (heo) to stopen La^.
9798; p& Bruttes to rasden 26646; t6 too, mntis, Orm.
2899; to Strang ayenh. 61; to longe Fum. p. VIII, 178;
compos, her-, hwar-, in-, par-, unto.
t6com(e), ASax. tocyme, adventas, met, bom. 8.
toflight, OHGerm. zuofluht, refuge, ps. 9, 10.
toforen tofore, Kaih. 51; toforn s. s. Web. 304; tofora
Wr. treat. 133; vis. P. P. 3387; t!I-vore owl and night.
1781.
tOjein contra, Marh. 15; a. r. 130; t53einea L«3. 18129;
c. o/ i. 386; Bom 1328; tOssenes Orm. 8632.
toname toname, cognomen. Bob. Br. 168, 2; tdnome (to-
name) La-r,. 9383.
toschutten «Au( to f schutted al pet pnrl to a. r. 96.
tosteken ateak to, obaeraref and stek t6 pe dote a. a. Wr.
1398.
toward toward, Lai,. 566; Wr. treat. 134; Mipard Kath.
412; Orm. 5038.
to-, ASax. to-, OJ^m. to-, te-, OSax. te-, OHGerm.
za(r)-, ze(r), dia-.'
tobeaten &eat to pieces; to-betep owl and night. 1608;
tobeot (pret.) a. r. 106; Fvm. p. XXIII, 63. .
..Google
676 to-
blow, awtSl amnder; tobollen (part.) a. r. 122;
Orm. 8080; mn. P. P. 2641.
toberen, ASax. toberaD, hear asunder, differre; tebeored
h. m. i)l ; Putifar and his wtf dat h^m so to-bar s^ ffen.
2146; hou his sustren h€m to-beeren c. of I. 632.
tobtten bite to pieces; to-bite (pari) Wid. gloss.
tobl&wen hlow asunder; tobl&^eii (part.) Orm. 808O; to-
blowen a. r. 122.
tobreden, ASax. tobredan, puU amnder; to-brode (pari)
owl and night. 1006.
tobreiden, ASax. tobregdan, braid asunder; to-braid (pret.)
Gow. conf. am. 2, 53.
tobreken (to-breke) break to pieces, owl and night. 1552;
s. s. Wr. 301; to-breked a. r. 164; to-brak Alu: 570;
Gow. conf. am. 3, 296; to-broke (paH) vis. P. P. 4520.
tobreoaen? demolish f pft workes pe ser weore tobrosene
Laz- 1B952.
tobresten burst asunder, Orm. 16147; to-breste Degree.
160&; to-bersted (pre*.) a. r. 254; tobrast (pret.) sacram.
48; tobarst La^,. 1921; Alis. 2326; pe bondes to-braete
h. 8. 10673.
tobrfisen (tobrtsen) bruise in pieces, Orm. 12032; to-bri-
sed HaveL 1950.
tobrutten cut in pieces; tobrntte (pret.) La^. 1602.
tobunen? to-bunep (prea) otel and night. 1164; to-boned
Shoreh. 86.
tocleoven (to-cl4ve) cleave asunder, vis. P. P. 7704 ; Ckauc.
Trail. 6983; to-clef (pret) Qow. con}, tan. 3, 296; to-
cIlBf Orm. 14798; to-cluven LaT,. 1920.
tocheowen chew to pieces; to-cheowed a. r. 202.
tochinen burst asunder: mtn beorte wule to-chtne owl
and wight. 1563; to-chin (to-chon) La^. 21235.
todtelen, ASaai. todselan, OFris. todela, OSax. tedSlian,
OHGem. zeteilen, deal asunder, divide, Lot, 9519; Orm.
10496; to-dealen a. r. 186; to-i€lep c of I. 846.
todaschen dash in pieces; to-dascbte (pret) c. of I. 1342;
b& weoren to-dascte La'T,. 1469.
todrseven (to-dreven) disperse, a. r. 254; to-dr6fed La'^.
330; to-drfiyed c. of I. 446; to-dreaved Kath. 92.
todrajen draw to pieces, La^. 1506; si. gen. 191; todrawe
Amad. Bobs. XVI, 10; to-draulid a. r. 122; to-drogh
(pret) Tw. 823; to-drough Alis. 4659; to-drowe Fura. p.
..L.oo^lc
to- 877
XIX, 249; via. P. P. 5672; to-drawe (part.) e. s. Wr.
877.
todriven tlriee asunder, La^. 26043; to-drive Wr. treat.
136; e. of I. 862; to-draf La^. 1604; to-driven (part)
Katk. 2079; todrifen Orm'. 16397.
tofallen /a// to pieces, iaj. 18867; to-valp ayenb. 184;
tofelle (prtt. subj.) Orm. 16185.
tofleoteo, OllGerm. zafliozan, fleet amnder, diffiuere; to-
yleoten a. r. 72.
tofreten corrode; to-vret (pi-es.) a. r. 202.
togiiajen (to-gnawe) gnaw to pieces, Alig. 4529; pr. come.
■ 863; to-gii6we (pret.) Furn. p. XIX, 2^S; to-gnawe fporf^
rel. ant. 1, 167.
togniden (tognide) ruh to pieces, ps. 17, 43*; tognod 104,
33*.
tohakkea (tohakke) hack to pieces, Bob. Glouc 141, 14.
toheaweii (tolieoweii) hew to pieces, La^,. 6731; to-h6we
Jlorn 1324; to-liSu (pret.) Ftirrt. p. XIX, 228; to-hSwen
Chavc. C. t. 2611; toheawen, tohfiwen (part.) Lot,. 178
& 1567.
toLurren? a. r. 426*.
tohwideren ? pat alle pise fopr h)>eoles tO'h]>ideren to
atHcches Kath. 2018; to-hwidered o hweoles a. r. 362.
tokerve(ii) carEC to pieces, Mqr. a. p. 2, 1700.
toUmien dismember; to-limed a. r. 84; Uilimet A. m. 21.
tolidien dismember; tolideden Im^. 4226.
toluggeii Ivg to pieces; to-lugged vis. P. P. 1315.
toluken pull asunde}-, Kath. 2123; tolestc ( piet.) Marh. 7;
toluken LaT,. 2602; toloken (ms. to loken) (part) Marh.G.
torenden (to-rende), OFria. to-, terenda, rend to pieces,
Marg 132; vis. P. P. 3833; to-rended «. r. 362; to-rente
(pret.) s. a. Wr. 484; to-reiit (part.) rel. ant. J, 46.
toreosen fall to pieces, £03. 9245; tortes (pret) 9420.
toriveE rive to jncces, Rob. Br. J 70, 8; torof (pret.) La^.
7844*; Gow. conf. am. 3, 296; Amad. Bobs. XLVIII, 8;
to-riven (part) Havel. 1953; Mor. a. p. 1, 1196.
tosliffideu separate, Orm. 19862; [tosoedde (pret.) La^.
30262.]
toschsanen (toscienen, tosc^nen) split to pieces, La^. 2309
(fc 26052; to-shenep 010/ and nigfit. 1118; toske^nedf
(printed toske^red) Oi-m. 1498.
toschaken shake to pieces; to-Bchaked ovil and night. 1645.
..L.oo^lc
678 toft
toschiften (to-schifte) shift asunder, Skoreh. 27.
toschiveren {to-schivere) skiver to pieces, Alia. 2728; to-
shivrede Hick. thes. I, 16S.
tosneeden cut to pieces; tpsnildde? (prittted tosnadde) La^.
28050.
tosprseden (to-sprfide) spread asunder, Bek. 2134; tospret
(pres.J a. r. 402.
tospringeii spring asunder, dissilire: 6r him oujte pSherta
tospringe (ms. to springe) c. of I. 593; tospruDge (pret.)
h. s. 10673.
tosvellen swell asunder; to-spollen (part.J Katk. 842; a. r. 282.
toswingen swing to pieces; toswungen (part.) La^. 8026.
tot&sen (to-tose) discerpere, owl and night. 70.
toteren tear to pieces, st. gen. 2089; to-tere Havel. 1839;
te-teren a. r. 84; to-, te-tered 362; totero (pret.) Marg.
126; to-toren (paH.) £03. 4994; Wr. spec 70.
totirien pull asunder; te-tired rel. ant. 1, 218.
totoggen pull asunder; te-togged rel. ant. 1, 218.
totoryien throw to pieces; to-torvep owl and night, 1161,
totreden tread to pieces, a. r. 166; to-trad (pret.) Wicl.
gloss. 45; to-trSden Alis. 3946; to-treden iaj. 26771;
to-treden (part) 380; to-trede Shoreh. 29.
totwaemen part asunder : p^ eorde totpwemde (7ns. to
tpemde) Marh. 17; ure ISverd willeliehe to-tweamede his
soule vrom his bodie a. r. 396; to-tw^mden L03. 26593.
totwicchen twAch to pieces; to-twlchep owl and -night.
1645; to-twiht (part) Wr. p. s. 337; to-twist Hardw.
poem 59, 6.
totwinnen twin asunder; totpinnep Orm. 19060; to-twin-
nede a. r. 360.
towfflven, OHOerm. zeweiben (dispergerejf to-weared (part.)
a. r. 148.
towerpen throw asunder; toperpest Orm. 16199; topor-
pen (paH.) 16277.
toft, ASax. toft(?), Olcel. topt, toft, nCampus", prompt.
paro. 495; vis. P. P. 27.
toggen (toggin), LGerm. tocken? OHGerm. zocchon?
draw, pull, prompt, parv. 495; a. r. 424; rel. ant. 1, 59; .
toggid Marh. 14; iQ^^A(pret.) Alis. 2305;. togged (parlj
Mapes 339; compos, totoggeu.
tosien, ODutch togen, Olcd. toga, MHGerm. zogen,
tow, trahere; tojede iaj. 7558*.
L.OOc^lC
tob 579
toh, ASax. toh, OROerm. z&ber? tough (tow), met.
horn. XV; tough Chauc. r. r. 1726; tow (tou?) rel. ant.
2, 29; tou Rob. Glouc. 515, 12; toje (pi.) Lav,. 5865*;
tSglie Oetov. 1084.
toht (toulit) taught, tensus, Wr. p. a. 331; tought
Chauc. C t. 7849; tost Rob. Glouc. 22, 14; towt Hardw.
poem 28, 8; pe tohte ilSte owl and night. 1444.
toilen (0^? to toilen wip pe erpe cr. P. P. 1480; it
was . . . reullche toiled to and fro Mapes 338.
tol, ASax. toll, OSax. tol, Olcd. toUr, OUGerm. zol,
loll, f,vectigal", prompt parv. 495; La^. 13316; ayenb.
192; P. P. p. 542.
tolbope „telonium", Wr. voc. 274; Wicl. Mat. 9.
tolhous „telontum", prompt, parv. 496.
toi, ASax. Olcel. tol, tool, st. gen. 469; Wart. hist. 2,
109; tole (pi.?) Alts. 815; tooles via. P. P. 5966; tole
(dal. pi.) Arth. and Merl. 507.
toUen (tollin) toll, trahere, allicere, prompt, parv. 196,
tolli owl and night. 1625; pis tolled liim touward pe a.
r. 290; hk tollid to gedeies ant toggid Mark. 14; tollid
his oune wlf a wai s. s. Wr. 3052.
tollere, ASax. tollere, toU-gatherer, h. a. 5572; tol-
ler(o)s (pi.) vis.. P. P. 439.
torn (toom), ASax. t6m(?), OSax. tomi, Olcel. tfimr,
loom, f.vacuus", prompt, para. 496; Flor. Hi; Rob. Br.
192, 13; tome siule „ammam inanem", pa. 106, 9*; pu
Udest ferde tome owl and night. 1670; tome (pi.) Mar.
mir. pi. 128,
t6m (toom), Olcel. tfim, vacant time, leiaure, prompt
parv. 496; Will, glosa.; Mcr. a. p. 1, 134; tfime l&b.
Glouc. 5ST, 15; s. s. Weh. 3; pr. consc. 6248; i have n6
tflme to telle via. P. P. 1254.
top, ASax. topp { top ), OFris. top , Olcel. toppr,
OJiOerm. zoph, top, cacumen, tui-bo, prompt, parv. 496;
Alia. 1417 <fe 1727; Chauc. C. t. 592; top ne more owl
and night. 1326; top and tail Arth. and Merl. 8136; &
top of flax rel. ant. 2, 78; toppe (dnt.) Hardw. poem 11;
. Triam. 764; bi pone toppe he hine nom La-T,. 684; com-
pos. for{e)top.,
tor hard, difficult. Will, gloaa.; Gaw. gloss.; tor for to
paien a. r. 108*; Strang & tor & hefis lif Orm. 6350;
aee tSre.
660 tord
tord, A8ax. ODvtch tord, turd, gStercua", Wr. voc.
208; prompt, parv. 497; Chauc. C. t. 14370; pou art not
worp & tord J/alliw. vug. poet. 16.
torplen topple, tumble, a. r. 322; iturpled 266.
torvien, AiSax. tor£an, throw; torvede La^. 16703*;
compos, to torvien.
toten toot, look, a. r. 52; via. P. P. 1083C; tote Gow.
conf. am. 2, 143; t6to (imperat.) Fura. p. XXIX, 27; to-
tede Havel. 2106.
toteron totter, „vaciUare", prompt, parv. 498.
toti totty, dizzy, Chauc. C. t 4252 ; Hatlito. nug.
poet. 1.
t6d, A8ax. t6d, OFris. totli, 08ax. tand, Qotk. tun-
pus m., Olcel. tonn f., OHGer-m. zan(d), H'elsh daiit, Lat
dene gen. dentis, Samcr. ^'tJTi Bopp'n gloss. 163, Gr. a-
8o6(, hituv gen. SBovto; m., tooth, a. r. 216; at. gen. 4148;
top GoM. conf. am. 2, 252 ; ted (nom. ace. pi.) Kath. 194;
a. r. 288; t6p a. a. Wr. 2592; todeii (dat.pl.) La^. 21384.
tow, ASax. top(?), ODutch touw, Olcel. to? (cmp. Dan.
tave), tow, stuppa, Goto. conf. am. 2, 315; via. F. P. 11856;
Chauc. C. t. 3772,
towaille, OFr. touaille, towel, Mand. 250.
trahtnen, ASax. trahtnian, eirpoiiW; trahtned f part^
Orm. 11680.
tramp elin, £>«fcA trampelen, LGerm. trampeln, trnm^e,
prompt, parv. 499.
trampin, LGerm. trampen, Dan. trampe, tramp, prompt,
parv. 499 ; trampip Wicl. gloss.
trappe, ASax. treppe? ODutch OFr. trappe, trap,
^decipula", prompt, parv. 499; Oi-m. 12301; Chauc C. t,
145.
trappe caparison? Alia. 3421 ; trappes pkederaef Rich.
1516.
trappen , ODutch trappen, trap; trapped (trappid)
„deceptua, Ul-iqueatus", prompt, para. 499; Ltdg. at. of Tk.
1830; compos, bitrappen.
travailin, F'r. travailler, travel, „laborare", prompt
parv. 499; travaile pr. conac. 5942; trnvaille iter Jacere,
vis. P. P. 10812; J»u travaiUest per aboute nost Fum. p.
XIII, 163.
trave, Ital. Portug. trave, trave, prompt, parv. 500;
Chawc. C. t. 3282.
tred, ASax.(f) ODutch trede, tread, paasKS, Flor.
1882; treden (jd.) a. r. 380,
tredil Ireadle, prompt, parv. 501.
treden, ASax. tredan, OFria. treda, 0 HOerm. tretttn,
tread, calcare, Orm. 2571; we trede Chauc. C. t. 3024;
trad (pret.) Orm. 2561; pou trede rel. ant. 1, 49; trSden,
tr&den, troden Wid. gloss. 46; troden via. P. P. 7286;
treden (part.) Orm. 4416; itrede owl and night. 501;
compos, for-, totreden
treje (treye), A8ax. trega, O/cei. tregi, cmp. alto Goth.
trigo, affliction, grief, rel. ant. 1, 113; Wr. an. lit. 6; pr.
connc. 7327; per is l3li88e & bUten (abaten?) treje ^1**^.
p. VIII, 187; al pat whilom was murpe i3 turned to
treie and tene Wr. p. t. 340; traye ». a. Weh. 1681.
trese, ASax. tryge, LOertn. triige (aloeriua, truUaJf
tray; treyes (pi.) Rich. 1490,
trejin, ASax. tregian, Olcel. trega, aj^ict, grieve: du
tresest me at gen. 3975; traied (pret. J pa. 5, 11; «. a.
Web. 523; trayed (part.) Alia. 3046.
trendel (trendil), ASax. MHOerm. trendel, trendle
(trindle, trundle), „hoop", Wicl. tjloaa. 46; niniubulum",
Halliw. diet. 887; „trochlea", prompt paro. 502; „trindil
trochlea", Wr. voc. 217.
trenden, Dan. trende, turn, windf Horn hire uphente
and in his armea trente Horn 434; and hire bdkes wen-
t(e) and trent(e) a. a. Weh. 2370; aboute itrent Shoreh. 137.
trendlen, i/J/Germ. trendeln, trindle (trundle) : Ifitten
teareB trendlen Kath. 2361; pe3 appe] trendli from pon
trowe Oiol and night. 135; trendel (imperat.) I. c. c. 45;
trendeled (pret) Mor. a. p. \, 41; trendelid Rich. 4506;
his h^vid trindeld on pe sand Iw. 3259; trendled (part)
rel. ant. I, 225; trendLid Wicl. gloaa.
trennen, ODutch MHOerm. trennen, aeparatef tich
top fram 6per is trent rd. ant 2, 212.
treo, ASax. treo(p), OSax. trio, Goth, triu d(U. pi.
trivam, OFria. Olcel. trg, tree, Kath. 1192; pat treo Xaj.
26061; pet treo, treou a. r. 150 (6 392; trew »(. gen.
3301; tree via. P. P. 10800; tre „arbor, lignum", prom^.
paro. 500; a. a. Wr. 599; treouwes (gen.) a. r. 150; trewe
(dat.) Arth. and Merl. 1599; trowe (r. w. growe = greowe)
owl and night. 185; (r. to. knowe) Shoreh. 159; treowen,
tfeou (pi.) Laz- 1835 tfe 25978; treon Wr. treat. 136;
fi82 treo^
treon, tron owl and night. 1131 & 1199; treos Orm. 14;
trowes Alia. 6762; cotnpoa. appel-, cheri-, per-, pIAm-,
war^-, wtatreo.
t re 0 p e , ASax. treope, tr^pe (trype ? ), OSax. triwi
(for triuwi?), OFris. triuwe, trouwe, OHGerm. (ge)trllwer
(truwer?), triuwer, Olcel. trfir, true, fdua, Kath. 231;
treowe a. r. 68; treowe, treouwe (trewe) La^. 8851 <0
31068; trewe st. gm. 720; Skoreh. 124; Trist. 1, 10; vis.
P. P. 635; Eglam. 262; triwe Rob. Qlouc. 488, 6; triewe
Lidg. m. p. 65; truwo prompt, parv. 503; trope Orm.
6177; treoure (compar.) La-7,. 8932; treowsste (auperlaL)
25487; compos, itreowe, ortrowe; see trig,
treopllche truly, Mark. 20; treouliehe a, r. 218; trSuhche
Uob. Qlouc. 348, 5; trSuli Mand. 48.
treowscipe _^eii(j/, iaj. 9813; treoweschipe a. r. 8.
trfiwe, .4Stta^. treop, OSax. treuua (=treuwa?), OFris.
treuwa, triuwa, trouwa, OHOe>-m.truwa, (truwa?), triuwa,
OTcel. trfl, cmp. also Goth, triggva, faith, truce, Okauc.
Troil. 5981; Rob. Br. 195, 8; Triam. 1251.
trope n, ASax. treopian, trupiaii (trupian?), OHGerm.
triuwen, truwen, trfien, OJcel. trua, cmp. also Goth, tratian,
trow, tionfidere, credere, Orm. 214; trowe vis. P. P. 11697;
pr. conac. 3776; tiovia (prea.) Ckauc. C. t 693; h. a.
483; troue ant. Arth. XXII, 9; tr&e rel. aM. 1, 22; treo-
ped Katk. 1334; treowed (trouep) Lai,. 3413; trSwid at.
gen. 2037; trowep Mand. 6; trowede Hob. Glouc. 110, 1;
compos, mis-, ortrowen.
treounesse trueneas, a. r. 394.
treows (treowes) truce, faith, Alia. 2808; trewes Rich.
3207; Trist. I, 11; It beaus disc. 537; tr^ua Rob. Br.
196, 17; triw3 a. r. 286; triwes Rob. Glouc. 488, 18;
truwes k. o_f T. 215; truwia pnmpt. parv. 503.
treowsien, ASax. treopsian, confide; treousede L05.
9308.
treowfie, ASax. treopd, OHGerm. (ga)triuwida, cmp.
also Olcel. trjgd, truth (trouth, troth), fides, fidelitaa, Alis.
4115; treowde, treoude ia^. 9819 <fc 25471; trewde rel.
ant. 1, 130; at. gen. 1524; trgupe Hob. Glouc. 514, 11;
c. of I. 1294; Wr. spec. 30; Wicl. John 4; troupe, tnipe,
troupe via. P. P. 630, 753 & 3863; troude a. r. 310;
troupe Chauc. 0. t. 46; pr. conac. 4388; tl-Oppe Orm,
1350; trowthe prompt, parv. 603; compos, or-, waotrowpe.
tridel 588
tridel pellet of dung, rel. aru. 1, 53; [tirdil prompt,
parv. 494,]
trien (triin) try, „eligere", prompt, parv. 602; dep. of
R II, 6 ; tried via. P. P. 874.
trig, Olcd. tryggr, Goth, triggvs? Irigf jidua: trig
& trope Orm. 6177; see treowe.
triklen trickle; trikland Iw. 1558; triklond HaUiw.
diet. 889.
trillin, Dan. trille, Swed. trilla, trill, „volvere", prompt,
parv. 502; triUe Mor. a. p. 1, 78; ye moote trille (trnm)
A pin Chaue. C. t. 10630; mani k teere trilling on ml
cheeke 7446; trillid (pret.) OOav. 269; see drillen.
trtneo, Dan. trine, go; trinande Mor. a, p. 2, 976;
tron (pret) 2, 132.
trip trip, caterva. Mob. Br. 203, 26; trippe Percev.
186.
trippin, Dutch trippen, Dan. trippe, Swed. trippa,
trip, „caespitare", prompt, pars. 603.
trod? ASax. trod, trod, pasatis; tcfAm(^.) a. r. 380*;
(trodua) ckron. Vilod. 15.
tr03 (trowgh, trough), ASax. OHGerm. tng, trough,
„alve«a", prompt, parv 603; Ghauc. C. t. 3620.
trollin, LQerm. iiaWQU^ troll fyrull), „volvere", prompt,
parv. 503; pus hap he trolled forp pise twd and pritti
winter vis. P. P. 12675.
trone, Gr. ftpovoc, throne, a. r, 40; Ltdg. m. p. 12.
trublen, Fr. troubler, trouble, a. r, 268; turblide
Wid. Mk 9.
trufle, OFr. trufle, trifle, Jtoh. Olouc. 417, 4; vis. P.
P. 12370; tnifles (pi.) a. r. 106; ayenb. 58.
truken („trukkea"), Fr, troquer, truck, ^cambire",
prompt, para. 503; pet for &ni worldhche luve his lave
trukie a. r. 408.
trukien, ASax:. trucian, truck, deficere, Kath. 1814;
eaver se pa mAre haves se pe schalmire trukie (trukien)
h. m. t ; trukien (trokie) X03. 17171 ; troken st. gen. 105;
trukede (pret.) La'i,. 16416; ^if bileave him trukede a.
r. 230.
trum, ASax. trim, _^r»i, strong; compos, untrum.
trume, ASax. truma, troop, h. m. 21; sf. gen. 1829;
trume (trome) La^. 28?52; trorae Shoreh. 108; Havel.
8; Arth. and Merl. 5108; compos. BohiHtrume.
■ -Google
S81 tnune
trume trimf
trumelich? nutted trimeliche metes rd. ant. I, 132.
trumien, trummeD? ASax. trymian, trymmau, trim:
compos, bitrumien.
trumpe, Olcel. OUGei-m. trumbu, trump, ^tuba",
prompt, paro. 503; trumpes Alis. 185.
trdat, OFrit. trist, OUGerm. troat, Ofcel. traust, Goth.
trauati, trust, fiducia, a. r. 202; Mand. 283; hare trust
on his help h. m. 11 ; trtst I(V. p. s. 304 j erl of T. 550:
(triste) Fum. p. V, 6; Eglam. 546; trist, trost H'id.
gloss,; trfist (miaprinted treft) dep. of li. G, 1 ; compos.
mis-, un-, wantrQsi
trilst, Olcel. traustr (ficha), OUGerm. {gi)iT6ater {"f re-
tus), confident, a. r. 66*; trost Rob. Br. 60, 24; trest
Artk. and Merl. 271.
? trostli nConfidenUji", Wicl. gloss.
trUsten (triatin), Olcel. trejsta, OUGerm. trdsteii,
trust, fidere, Mark. 7; Mand. 226; tristen Havel. 253;
triste Skoreh. US; Gow. conf. am. 1, 176; erl of T. 230:
tristen, trosten Wicl. gloss.; troaten cr. P. P. 472; tresti
ayenb. 242; tresten rel. ant. 1, 181; ne-triste ich to noD
6|ier maine owl and night. 760; trSstel) La^. 17941*;
treistes Boh. lir. 119, 14; traistes pr. conac. lO'Jl; we
trAste Ckauc. C. t. 503; alle pat on h&m truaten Kotli.
603; if pei . . . truste in god iilmighti vis. P. P. 7146;
triite (pret.) Katk. 2222; Rob. Glouc. 204,3; ivXsi^ Brand.
5 ; compos. mistrOsten.
trfisti trusty, Mark. 13; a. r. 266; Wr. spec. 47; »k«.
P. P. 5062 ; tristi dep. of Rich. 11, 24; Mor. a. p. 2, 763.
trfite (troute), Fr. truite, Lat tructa, trout, Wr. voc.
222; prompt pan: 503,
tubbe, LGerm. tubbe, Dutch tobbe, tvh, prompt, pare.
504; Chanc. C. t. 3621.
tudren, ASax. tydran, procreate: to tidrsn & to tie-
men Orm. 18307; tudered (part.) st. gen. 630.
tnft tvft, Ckauc. C. t. 557.
tuggen (tugge), LGerm. tucken? OUGerm. ziicchenl'
tug, k. a. 9287; ituggid IIoccl. I, 197.
tuje, ASax. tyge?
?tubrugge drawbridge, Rob. Glouc. 543, 8; Wr. p. s. 332.
tulit, ASax. tyht, OHOerm. zuht, from teon, disci-
pline; compos, untubt.
=dbvGooglc
tuhten 586
tuhten, A8ax. tyhtan, draw, discipline, instruct, a. r.
268; tijWe) Mor. a. p. I, 717; to Mahune heo tithtea
La-7,. 27321; tihten & turneii haspen folc to lefen uppo
Criste Orm. 7048; tuhten (pret) LaT,. 810; pat pe lope
gost hfim tilite & ec tauhte Fum. p. VIII, 135; Alisaun-
(ier p6 to reste is tight Alls. 4485; itulit Wr. p. s. 184;
hwon he haved inouh ibeaten his child & haved ituht
hit wel a. r. 184.
tuhtle conduct, discipUnef La-7,. 2 1675; compos, un-
tuhtle.
tukien, ASax. tucian, tusk, velUcarr, cogere; \>ii tii-
kest owl and night. 63 ; hfl, tuked lire godes to balepe &
to bismero Katk. 550; & tuked hire al to wundre h. m.
17; he was ... so scheomeliche ituked and so seoruh-
fuUlche ipiued a. r. 366; itouked hie Ghauc. C. t. 7819;
cloop . . . itouked via. P. P. 10533.
tukere (touker) tucker, , „fullo", Wr. voc. 181; Wicl.
ijloss.
tulk, tolk, Olcel, tulkr, mart. Gate, gloss.
i^llieii, tllUeii, ASax. (for)tyllan, till, attract: wip
empti baud men may ni hawkes tulle Chauc. C. t. 4132;
of pe purse pat solver heo tulled (r. w. fulled) ret. songs
VII, 40; mine ltht(e) IMes tulde him erest upon me a.
r. 320.
tumbestere, front ASax. tuinbian (saltare), female
dancer, Halliw. diet. 894; tombesteris (pi-) Chauc. C. t.
1 3892.
t u m b 1 e n , Dan. tumie , Swed. tumla ? tumble , Ali-'.
2-165; „tumlin volutare" . prompt, parv. 506; tumblep
Shoreh. 34; tumblide ^saltavif^, fVicl. Mat 14; tombted
Rob. Br. 70, 16.
tumbler tunhler, Wicl. gloss.; tumlare prompt, parv.
506.
tin, ASax. ODutch tin m., Olcel. tun n. (septum),
OH Germ, zlin m. (sepes), town, septum, oppidum, Orm.
7016 & 8629; rel. ant. 1,217; st. gen. 713; Eavel 1001;
toun Bob. Giouc. 334, 15; Chauc. C. t. 10046; tiines
(tounes) ((fen.) Laj. 1639; tune (dat.) a. r. 418; owl
and night. U67; compos. bur3-, lahtUn.
?tilnliOf (-„hove" ) lun-koof, „hedera terrestris", prompt.
pom. 506.
tunder (tuodir), 0/cei. tundr, MHOerm. zunder, twnder,
..L.oo^^lc
fomes, prompt, paw. 506; (r. ic. wunder) rel. ant. 1, 220;
tender vis. T. P. 11857.
t4nen, ASax. t^nao, OHOerm. zftnen, /rowi tfto, tine
(teen), sepire, a. r. 62; tinin prompt, jtarv. 494; One Fv,m.
p. r. I. p. 167; tftnden La-i,. 15320; compos, bitunen.
tnnge, ASax. OSax. tunge, Olcel. tunga, Goth, tu^o,
OHGerm. zunga, tongue, Kath. 194; a. r. 70; Orm. 4869;
St. gen. 372; Gow. conf. am. I, 64; Chaac. 0. t. 267;
tunge, tonge ris. P. P. 102 & 5058; tonge Rob. Glouc.
12, 11; Percev. 628; tungen (pl-J a. r. 410; tongen
Shoreh. 100.
tunne, XSoar. tunne, OJcel OHGerm. Ir. Gad. tunna,
tun, a. r. 211; rel. songs V, 110; tonne ayenb. 27; Chaue.
C. t. 3892.
tnppe tup, „vervex", Wr. voc. 219,
tfir, ASax. tfir, OHGerm. turre, Lat. turria, tower, a.
r. 226; St. gen. 661; tdr (tour) iaj. 7763; tour harrow.
31; OTs. P. J*. 27.
turf, ASax. turf, Olcel. torfa, OHOerm. zurba, fttr^,
La3. 15395; owi and Ji^fii. 1165. ■*»•
turn ter/t, a. r. 280; A. m. 47; tumes Katk. 853.
turnen, ^Sar. tyrnan, 0/cei. turna, OHGerm. turnen,
Fr. tourner, Lat. tornare, turn, Orm. 169; tornen c. of I.
1211; tome via. P. P. 14019; terne Anh. and Merl.
7940; turned rel. songs I, 3; tuminde a. r. 356; turnie
La^. 4092; Brand. 24; turnden 3/orA. 19.
turnare turner, prompt, parv. 507,
turtle, ASoic. turtle. Lea. turtur, turtle, Orm. 989;
tortle Wr. spec. 38; turtles (pi.) Mand. 87.
turteldouf(e) md,. horn. 159,
tusch, ASax. tuac, tux, OFris. tusk, (waft (tush),
Eglam. 383; tosch prompt, para. 497; tuakea (pt) rel.
ant. 1, 8; toskes ps. 57, 7; tuxes a. r. 280; ^liw. 6547.
tuskel, ASax. tuxel? tuxlis ('jpi.^ Octov. 929.
tfite (toute), i>MteA tuit? cuius, Fum. p. XXXV, 136;
Chauc. C. t. 3810.
tutelen (totelin) tattle, nsusurrare", prompt, parv. 498;
tuteled a. r. 212.
twaemen (twemen), ASax. tpseman, divide, La^.
2948; tpeamen Mark. 6; a. r. 252*; compos, totwiemen.
twe3en, ASax. tpegen, OSax. tuenc, OHGerm. zuSne
(zw6ne), [Olcel. tveir, Goth, tvai, Kjws. ABa, Lat. duo,
twengen 587
Gr. Alio, Sanaa: ii\], twain; tweien, twei^e La^. 1113 <&
10442; tweyen (ntweyne") prompt, paro. 504; via. P. P.
3110; (twayne) Chauc. C. t. 1136; tueie men owl and
night 793; twei(e) kinges Rob. Olouc. 38, 6; a schaft
or twey(e) s, a. Wr. 747; hise tpejen (jor tpi) dohtres
Orm. 6386; of \ik tpe^en (for tpAm) lifes 6285; tweire,
ASax. tpegra, f^e».^ Laj. 175I50; a. r. 406; tweire kunne
salve owl and night. 886; ivikm(dai.) Lw^. 3167 & 10620;
tp&m Fui-n. p. VIII, 156; of twAm pinge owl and night.
1475; tw^ AS:iX. tpA, OSar. tu^ /., tm n., OHQcrm.
zu3, zuo /., zuei n., Go(/i. [tvos /,] tva n., Lat. duae /., duo
Mt (wo, a. ?». 9; twfl, tua (two) £03. 1113 <& 7145; tpa
gildene crunes Orm. 8179; two dolen a. r. 10; tuo jer
Rob. Glouc. 225, 4; a tpjl (OHOerm. in zwei) Mark. 5,
17; a two Chauc. C. t. 3569; Degrtv. 1630; breke a two
IFr. s^ec. 40; on two (to) ^aweZ. 471 <& 1823; „t6 dwo",
prompt, paro. 495; tp& (/or tpe^en) prfistea Orm. 487;
twA dayes s. a. Wr. 3180; bituhen unc tpi (for i^&m)
Mark. 8, 24.
tpafeld twofold, Orm. 14034; twovoM a. r. 50.
tpelf, ASax. tpelf, tpelfe, Ooth. tvalif, twelve, Kath. 1844;
twelf via. P. P. 3864 ; tuelf Wr. treat. 1 39 ; aymb. 1 1 ; twelf,
twealf ia3. 1168 & 11065; tweolf, tweolve a. r. 200 <fe
318; twelve oW and night. 834 ; tuelve Artk. and Merl. 934.
twelfte, ASax. tpeifta, twelfth, pr. conac. 4802; lud. Gov.
84; tweolfte a. r. 412.
tpentij, ASax. tpfintig, OHGerm. zueinzig, twenty, Orm.
1894; tpfinti .fiTctA. 2502; tu^nti Wr. treat. 139.
tpentaSe twentieth, Marh. 23; tuSnteopa T^r. irea(. 139.
twengen, OIIGerm. zuengen, twinge: pat me ne twen-
gep pine hilde owl and nigkt 1112; he tuengde and schok
hire bi pe nose Fvm, p. IX, 81.
tweon, ASax. tj>eon (bimts), tween; see bitweonen.
tweonien, ASax, tpeonian, tpjnian, be in doubt;
tweoneden (pret.) La-r^. 907 <6 25741,
twi-, ASax. tpl-. Olcel. tvl-, OHGerm. zui-, twi-.
twEbil, ASax. tpibill, (w(6(^i, „bipenms" , Wr. voc 196;
prompt, parv. 505; IFr. s/Jec. 110; Halliw. nug. poet. 13.
tj'Jfald, ASax. tptfeald, Oi^e/. tvlfaldr, OHGerm. zuifalter,
duplex, Orm. 4997; twifald, tuifald met horn. 19 <& 37;
twifold rel. ant. 1, 131; pa. 108, 29.
twilight twilight, prompt, parv. 605.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
688 twicchen
twtrcd, ASaa. tpirsed, diaaenting, at. gen. 3271.
twispeche dovMe speech, rel. ant. I, 129.
twicchen (tuicche), ASax. tpiccan (?), MHGerm. zwic-
ken, twitch, Furn. p. XXI, 131; twi3t(e) Wart. hist. 2,
258; twight(e) m. AHh. F. 1038; twight Chauc. C. t
7145; coiitpos. totwicchen.
twien tiDii, bis, ioj. 8325; a. r. 20; twie s(. gen. 808
tuie chron. Engl. 247.
twig (twigge?) tioig, prompt, paro. 505; ayenh. 22
twigges (pi.) pa. 79, 11; dep. of R. 17, 16.
tpises twice, Orffi.566; twijes Will, gloaa.; twles a. r.
70; Mand. 261 ; via. P. F. 3315.
twih, ASaa:. tpih, see bitwih.
twin, Dutch twijn, twine, prompt, pare. 505; ft twtnes
prffid Laz- 14220.
twiuin, Dutch twijnen, twine, prompt, pare, 505; twi-
ne[> rd. ant. 1, 240; twinande Mof. a. p. 2, 1691 ; twined
Laz- 14220*; via. P. P. 11777.
twingen? twinges „affiigit", pa. 51, 10; twungen
(part.) 37, 9*.
twinkin, MHGerm. zwinken, twiiik, niotare, prompt,
parv. 505; i twinke Gam. 449.
t w i n k li e n , ASacc. tpinclian, twinkle ; twinkle J(e) Chauc.
a t. 269; (twiukilde) Flor. 1750.
twinling, OIIGerm. zuinelinc? „gemelhi»", Wr.
215; twinlinges Halliw. diet. 897.
twinne, OIceL tvinur, twin, „geminus", prompt, parv.
505; pis tpinne eeoipe Orm. 8769; twinne arCid at. gen.
2367; 0 twinne rel. ant. 1, 214; parten in twinne a. a.
Wr. 1499.
twinnen twin, dividere, a. r. 332; twinne Lidg. i
247; Hoccl. I, 318; ye twinne Chauc. C. t. 12110; tuin-
ned Trist. 3, 36; compos, a-, totwinnen.
twint, ODutch twint? no twinte dep. of B. 17, 18.
twiren, MHGerm. zwieren, twire, look wiatJuUy; twi-
rep Chauc. Boet. 3.
twisel, OHGerm. zuiseler, double: twisil tunge Wid.
gloss.
twist, ODutch twist, twitt, prompt, pare. 505; Chauc.
C. t. 10223.
t wis ten (twiste), Oi)u(cAtwisten,hoisi, Chauc C. 1. 10879,
twix, ASax, tpix, OSaac. tuisc, tioix; see bitwix.
p& 589
pk, ASax. Olcel. pA, OFris. thfl, 08ax. tho, OHGerm.
do, iho, turn, ^um, Katk. 24; Onii. 453; (paa) Per«y. 497
pa, pGO (p6) Laj. 84!l (t- 3779; [)6 ow;/ and night. 25
Brand. 10; pm. />. P. 349 t& 4038; Chauc. (X t. 9S5 .
Hoccl. I, 12; Z. r. c. 11; (do) rei. oMt. 1, 209; st. gen.
717; (tho) m. Arlh. F. 249; p6, poa, peo o. r. 52, 78 (6
236.
pah, ASax. |;eah, peh, OF»-w. thach, OSax. thoh,
OHQerm. doh, Go(A. pauL, though, Kalh. 229; owi anrf
Mtjfit. 1327; n>. syic. 29; pah, peh, peih La^. 244, 603
& 2345; pa3 ayenb. 9; ^uc^. 52; pagh I. c. c. 5; pauh
(pau3) c. o/' i. 1296; heo hit mai don pauh a. r. G; ase
pauh 338; peh hpeder Funt. p. VllI; tiC; pes Wr. treat.
134; it pas poh ful mikel riht Orm. 23; poh spa peh
395; poh phepre 2469; pogh Eglam. 727; peigh, pough
vis. P. P. 367 & 479; Vhauc. C. I. 255 A- 6561; pow
Tor. 1020; sacram. 702; pof J^i. i?c. 37, 23; apol. 8.
pak, .dioa. pffic, 0/cei. pak, OHQerm. dach, (Aac/n
(thatch), tectum, Wr. voc. 237; prompt, ■parv. 490.
pAke (thoke), .dSaa:. pAce(?), (Ao%, nimolidm", prompt,
pare. 491; ce/. nnt. 1, 180.
pakkcn, ASax. paccian, touch, stroke; pakkep Fwn.
p. XXXV, 142; pakked Chauc. C. t. 3304.
pan', A Sax. ponne , OSax. than , OHQerm. danne,
denne, Lat. tarn? (Aon, quam, Orm. 1626; Wr. treat. 132;
pan, pane owl and night. 24 & 39; dan, danne at gen.
142 (& 144; panne, pane, ponne, penne, pene (pan, pane)
L03. 3014, 3463, 6515, 6903 & 8916; panne Fum. p.
VllI, 1 ; ayevh. 16 ; pen, pene, penne a. r. 8, ^4 & 108;
pen Kath. 170; Wr. spec. 38.
pan, .^iSffa;. panne, ponne, OSax. Goth, pan (than),
OHGerm. danne, denne, Lat. turn ? (A«», iwmi, ywi/m, Iw.
1804; pan, pane, panne Orm. 469, 557 <£; 8401; pan,
panne Havel. 226 <& 232; dan, danne st. gen. 9 <& 999;
pane, ponne, pon, penne (panne) La^. 711, 1546, 3413,
3616 ife 25799; panne prompt, parv. 535; ^Wn. p. VIII,
3 (& 20; Wr. treat. 132 ; wis. P. P. 223; JVtW. JoAn 12;
panne, ponne otal and night 508 <fc 820; pene, penne,
peone, peonne a. r. 42, 46, 108 <6 218; penne Kath, 373;
harroio. 80; WV. «|)ec. 87.
p a n e n e , A Sax. panon(e), OSax. thanan, OHQerm.
dan(n)an, thence; panene, ponene, peonene, ponne, peonne,
:^.L.OO^^IC
590 pank
penne (panene, panne) La^. 235, 654, 1297, 5971, 16257
<fe 31362; panene, panne Hob. Qlouc. 283, 16 & 377, 16;
penene rel. ant. 1, 282; panne Fum. p. VIII, 71; peonne
Kath. 2233; penne owl and night. 1724; harrow. 5; BifA.
2947; pannes Sek. 1141; ayenb. 12; pennes vis. P. P.
606; (7Aowc. C. t. 4930.
pank, ^iSoar. pane, pone, OSax. thane, OHGerm. danch,
thank, cogitatio, gratia, Goto. conf. am. 1, 66: Mand. 285;
Chauc. C. t. 1810; pane La^. 4360; i^tim. ;>. VIII, 36
<fe 45; ponk rel. ant. 1, 109; ponk, pone oiel and night.
461 <fc 490; pone a. r. 222 & 404; Jlfw. a. p. ], 900;
liise (his) pankes (OIIG.ei-m. stnes dandies) sua aponie,
0mm. 3971; CAoMc. G (. 1628; Ms ponkes Bek. 291; com-
pos, i-, nnpank.
panken, ASax. pancian, poncian, OHGerm. danchon,
thank, Orm. 3900; Ghauc. Troil. 1940; panke s. s. Wr.
2421; ich pankie La-i,. 3534; ponki KaOi. 2415; Bra/iti
3; ayenb. 6; danc (imperat.) si. gen. 1320; ponked a. r.
430; pankede Isumb. 501.
par, ASax. par, pser, 0.3aic. thar, Olcel. Goth, par,
OHGerm. dar, dara, t^ere, ti*, «i^ t'iiwc, owl and night.
26; fr. w. war) .diiis. 2130; f>-. w. bar) Eglum. 341; par,
pare, pser, pare, pei-e Laj. 8, 123, 259, 716, 1830 &
27332; p£er Orm. 3540; per, pere a. r. 68 & 80; per e.
of I 491; ayenb. 1; CAawc. 0. t. 43; ('c. a>. ber) Bo&-
G/oKC. 69, 1; pear Kath. 8j dor at ^en. 211; pore (r. w.
more) harrow. 63.
par-after thereafter, owl and night. 393; perafter vis. P.
P. 291S; (prafter) Kath. 191; perafter („per iefter")
La^. 1220; dor-after st. gen. 146.
peran („per an") thereon, LaT,. 7275; Horn 573; peron
a. r. 178; par-on owi anrf night. 104.
perljl thereby, a. r. 160; A. mi. 23; Chauc. G. t. 7786.
pBerfore therefore, Orm. 2431; perfore JiTatA. 301; Chauc.
C. t. 777; Wicl. John 7; {per fore) Lai^. 316; pervore
d^rai. 6; par-vore owl and night. 1325; dor-fore st. gen.
1215.
per-fram therefrom, Brand. 24.
pffirinne therein, Orm. 1651; perinne a. r. 352; per-inne
Wr. treat. 138; (per inne) Lot,. 642.
par-mid owl and night. 81; permid Furn. p. XIX, 169;
per-mide c of I. 374; dor-mide «t. ^en. 2656.
..C.oogic
parf 691
par-of thereof, owl and night. 120; perof h. m. 25; via. P.
F. 8848; dor-of s(. gen. 234.
per-over thereover. Brand. 27,
par-tQ thereto, otol and night. 103; perts a. r. 6; ayenb. 8;
Jiek. 37.
par-purh owl and night. 1656; pserpurh Orm. 2325.
perunder (per-undir) thereunder, a, a. Wr. 2065; dor-
under at gen. 3184.
per-uppe Brand. G ; per-oppo Shoreh, 2.
perate („per dte") (Aereouf, jtaj. 1179; paroute iw. 215S.
perpid therewith, Mark. 15; perwip Befc. 272; wis. P. P.
490.
parf, ASax. pearf, Oice/. Go(A. parf, OSax. tbarf,
OHGerm. dar( (';>re(. prea.J need, Fum. p. VIII, 22; A.
m. 5; Orm. 12886; ret ant. 1, 174; owl and night. 801;
Trist. 3, 69; perf o. r. 192; darf Shoreh. 64; par CAawc.
G (. 4318; pr. conac. 2167; dar Octou. 1337; (pu) parf
Kaih. 1 ! 60 ; parst Ooio. conf. am. 2, 6 1 ; perst Brand.
29; par JWcrr. mir. pi. 119; purfe we La^. 8367; purren
a. c, 6; pTirie (aubj.) Orm. 776fi.
parfe, ASax. pearf, O/ceZ. porf, Tieed, (ace) Orm.
12247.
parm (tbaiia), ASax. pearm, Olcel. parmr, OHGerm.
darm, tkarm, intestinum, Wr. voc. 247; j»-ompt. parv. 490;
parmes (pi.) h. m. 35; parmis A. ». 702; psermes (par-
mes) ios- 818.
par n en, Olcel. pa,T{i)a& (egere) Msb. gloas.,want, Orm.
10142; parne Havel. 2835; pr. conac. 8609; Town. myat.
126; avow. Arih. LXVI, 15.
pavien (daven), ASax. pafian, auffer, endure, at. gen.
3139; pave Havel. 2696; pavied (prea.) Mark. 15, 19;
pafe (svhj.) Orm. 5457.
pa wen (thowin), ASaa:. pa|>an? thaw (thow), prompt,
parv. 492j thowes (prea.) Wr. voc. 201.
p e . ASax. pe, OSax. the, OHGerm. der, the, Hie, Fum.
p. VIII, 27; pe is al 80 federleas a. r. tO; pekingXaj.
126; a. r. 64; pe man pe (qui) Fum. p. VIII, 20; pe
pe ille qui, a. r. 86; Moises . . . pe Imvede p6 lawe
to jSme harrow. 24; de at. gen. 47; pe (for pat) child
La^. 295; pe lond S'ofA. 49; pe water a. r. 72; po folc
Orm. 141; pe (for pes) kinges o. r. 312; de Kndes at
gen. 25; to pe (for pam) kinge Kath. 1307; to pe fadre
692 pe
pa. \, 6; of pe blod Orm. 1070; peo, ASax. peo, OSax.
thiu, OHQemi. diu, lUa, a. r. 52; peo moder Laj. 4010;
pae qufine 9815; pe (pe?) sai 12005; ()6 (peo) lijiile Kath.
599 ; pfi speche owl and night. 13; tfl pe (for p^re) soute
biheve a. r. 388; to p^ eorde Marh. 20; pat, ^Soar. pset,
OSoiT. that, (37cei. pat, Goth, pata, OHGerm. daz, Sanscr.
fifl, Gj-. to, (Aa(, A. m. 3; pat Mr j-e/. son^3 JF, 9; pat
56r owi anii night. 1257; pat hM Woi. Olonc. 17, 17;
pat folc Marg. 250; pat child iS/io;eA. 12; pat, pet (pat)
Laz- 297 & 1239; pet water a. r. .114; pat, pat quod,
Furn. p. VIII, 4 »fe 7 ; pet ayeiib. 1 ; al pet me eaver
ded a. r. i; pou hast duere aboht pat pou levedest me
noht karroio. iJO; of his corne he us jeve swa muchel
pat we beou iquemed Ln^. 93S; hit is feole jere {)at
heore prtettes comen here 26294; j)at (for pe) opur
knight Cham. C. t. lOlfi; pat (for pes) folkes Orm. 1689;
in pat (for pan) time vis. /". /'. 5144; mou . . . pet (for
pe) peos hoc rSde Laj. B&; pS pat (for pg) seggep Shoreh.
99 J pes, JSaa-. pses, OSax. thes. 0/ce/. pess, (iotk. pis,
OIIGerm. des, fflen. Jnosc. neat.) a. r. (i2 ; pes (second
text pe) kinges La^. 332 ; w& wes Lumbardisce folc pes
(pas) 2745; pes haii gistes Mark. 2; pes t^ (= p^) m4re
a-m. 444; pas pe bet Kemb. Sal. a. Sa(. 234; psere, pfire,
pare (gen. dat. fern.) Lot,. 93, 331 <£l233; on pere hclle
gninde Fum. p. VllI, 149; to per eorde Mark. 22; a.
r. 18; p4re owl and night. 28 (fe 31; in pare tide Shoreh.
86; pdr hulle ayenh. 217; pi (for pAr?) hfHes Fvm. p.
VllI, 12; pan, ASax. pam, (dat. masc neut.J La^. 127
t6 17207; icb folji pan a^te manne owl and night. 3S9;
fram pan time Shoreh. 123; of pen epple a. i-.G6j to pen
inne Wr. an. lit. 3; at ten (pen) ende rel, songs VII, 47;
TriaL 3, 90 ; at ten ale vis. P. R 4027 ; Ohavc. C. t.
6931; under pan interea. Lot,. 9660; under pon Hartak.
m. t. 107; for pan propterea, rrl. ant. 1, 128; to pan com
ic of hefne dlln Orm. 17621; ic sal de t^chen wel to flan
St. gen. 2792; 6r pan atitea, Amis 2398; efter pan, ASase.
sefter pan (pon), para, postea, ayenb. 24; after pon chron.
Engl. 303; he mai openliche iseo hi pon c. of I. 556;
j>id pon pat (pe) cum eo ut, Marh. 5; La-T^ 8253; Trid
pen pet a. r. 284; pane, pene (ace. masc.) Laiy 2894 <fc
3253; owl and night. 1091 <& 1344; pene Furn. p. Vllt,
171; pene feond Kath. 1188; pene, pen a. r. 10 c& 63;
pano ayen}>. 7 ; Skorek. 6 ; pane wei ht hadde forlore Bek.
701; Jwii karroxD. 39; pen toun JBo6. Olouc. '18i, 3; pfi,
pale, pie, pea, peo (aotn. ace. pi.) tho (they), La^. 2009,
2U20, 6420, 7095 <ft 19542; poa, peo Kath. 360 & 501;
peo owl and night. 1669; Bek. 421; peo, pe a. r. 2 &
166; pe (pe?) fet M<wA. 18; p6 ayenh. 6 ; p6 pe Invedec
unribt Furn. p. VIll^ 47; po bote bapcs liob. Glouc 28,
12; pa, pes Orm. 125 da 379; pi, pai yr. conac. 152 <£
1253; p6, pei vis. P. P. 74 & 500; AfoW. lO tfe 20; po
wordes Chauc. C. t 1125; as pei w6re 409; „pei illi",
prompt pars. 535 ; pei pat nolden on me leven harrow.
235; blissid arn alle pei pat god drSde Uid. Gov. 84; p&,
po, peo qui, La^ 7121, 7789 ds 21868; men pe fini god
cunnen rel. ant. 1, 130; pi (for pAn) Orm. 2796; of pk
menKalh.l45; non of p6 Wr. spec. 29; oon of p6 Ckauc.
C. t. 3353; to peo |>et tin nome munnid Mark. 21; ]>id
pfi (pei') pindos 17; pire, pfire (gen. pi.) La^,. 177 Q ds
3346; pare owl and night. 1582; pejre Orm. 127; pair
pr. conso. 52; pftm (dat. pi.) 202; /s«m6, 148; pejin
Oitn. 1142; pAn iaj. 9081; owl and night. 1760; pon
ayenb. 12; to pgn gien a. r. 50.
pe, jJSaar. pe, OSax. the, OFrw. tha, Golk. pan? or,
ioj. 906; otol and night. 822; /foi. Glouc. 220, 18.
p6, ASoj-. p6, py, Go(A. pe, OSajT. thin, Olcel. pvi,
OlIGerm. din, lAe, fo: p4 bet €0 melius, a. r. 58; Brand.
7; Chauc. C. t. 7533; p& more eo magia, owl and night
448; p§ leng p6 more JJpfc 46; for pi propterea, La'^.
26134; ATdtA. 85; Orm. 361; c. o/ I. 85; CAouc. C. (.
1843; Degrev. 29; pr. coiwc. 376; ant Arth. XXXIV, 9;
(for di) s(. //CTi. 1581; for pi, pui a. r. 6 cE: 152.
peau, ASax. peaj>, OSasc. than, OHGerm. dau(lih),
Tnanner, a. r. 278; thSw „7»os", prompt parv. 490; jd». 64,
7; ilSw and wuraipe bem dode st. gen. 27G7; toe to peoj>-
ten hire . . . fip piep Orm. 3159; monnene streogest of
maine and of peauwe La^. 6301 ; peawe8 (pi.) a. r. 240;
h. m. 3; ayenb. 17; pfiwes c. o/ L 763; Chauc. C. t 8225;
p: consc. 1883; Aftir. a. p. 2, 1436; (pewis) iirfi)'. m. p.
256; m. .d)(A. F. 1081; jlwiad. ZioJa. A'A'A'/J, 4; gode
pfiwea owl and night 1015; fole pSwes rci, ant. 1, 109;
compos, iinpean.
pecchen (pecche), ASax. peccan, OHOerm. deccben,
ihelch (tkatch), via. P. P. 13430; compos, bipeccben.
..L.oo^lc
694 peis
pein, A8ax. peg(e)n, OSax. thegan, OTcel. pegn,
OHGerm. degan, thane, knigkt, La^. 1584; pain met. horn.
14; peines (^.) Mark. 17; rel. songs V, 177; chron.
Engl. 683.
pein en, ASax. pegnian, serve, LaT,. 30786; peine (prn
subj.) rel. ant. 1, 181; ipeiuet (part.) Mark. 23.
peker, ASax. pecere, OBGerm. dechari, thatcker, Wr.
voc. 212.
penchen, ASax. pencan, poncean, OSax. thenkean,
Olcel. penkja, OHGerm. denchen, GotJi. pagkjan, frmn.
pank, think, cogUare, La^. 18139; Katk. 1736; a. r. 204;
penche ayenh. 47; c. of I. 17; Chauc. C. t. 3253; Itich.
4674; penken Orm. 1761 ; penkin prompt, parn. 490;
penke Mand. 278; tck penche owl and night. 485; selJe
penke 1 on it vis. P. P. 3296; je pcndiep Brand. 8;
pench on me Wr. spec. 92; |pohte (pret.) La^. 1 4410;
Katk. 137; Orm. 2377; Wr. spec. 41; poht fpart.^ Orm.
2364; compoB. bi-, ipenchen.
pen en, ASax, penian, OHGerm. dennan, extend; com-
pos, apenen.
peod, ASax. peod, OSax. thioda, Goth, piada, Olcel.
piod, OHGerm. dicta, people, nation, Orm. 3438; peode
(acc.J Las. 6218; ('(iat.J c. of I. 20; /:. o/ T. 995; ine
anknde peodo a. r. 250; into pAre peode owl and night.
1681 ; pSde Bob. Br. 19, 16 ; (ace.) Alis. 7069 ; ("liai^ Perceu.
1256; Jfor. o. p. 1, 482; m. Arth. F. 61; in pS h6pen
pSde Octav. 616; ase fele pdde aae fele pSwes rel. ant 1,
109.
peodisc, OHGerm. dintiscor, belonging to a nation:
p& peodisce men La^. 5838.
peof, ASax. peof, OSax. thiof, 0/ce?. piofr, Ooth.
piuba, OHGerm. diob, diub, (ftie/, o. *-, 174; ft. m. 17;
5f&. 384; theef 2>rom;)(. parv. 490; p6f jjm. i*. P. 7836;
aef St jcn. 1778; puef Wr. spec. 106; plf s. a. Wr. 512;
peoTes (pi.) a. r. 174; otci and night. 1370; pfifea Jl/ant^.
250; (tMfes) pr. consa. 5210.
peofde, ASax. peofd, 0/cei.p^fd, Ofm. thiufthe, thtft,
. a. r. 202; peofpe Uek. 39(1; piefpe ayenb. 9; p^fte OAomc.
C. t. 4393; A. a. 2073; (dSfte) s(. j-ew. 3512.
peoh (peo), ASax. peoh, OPm. tliiach, OHGerm. dioh,
Oifiri. pio, rtij7A (theegk), owl and night. 1494; pfij it
6ea«a disc. 476; pfih, plh Laj. 26071 <fe 80581; plh \V>:
...,e.oo.^ic
peon 695
voc. 87; pt prompt, pars. 490; Boh. Glow:. 244, 2; |>eoa
(pi.) Orm. 8079.
peon (jieen), ASax. peon, see Gr. gram. (Z^ edit.) 1,
371, thrive, prompt, parv. 490; p4n lud. Cov. 340; (d^n)
lit. (/en. 803; so mot i pen Ji-tA. awrf Merl. 1048; peo
j;yam. 430; pe C/iauc. C. t. 7789; peoinge Hek. 149;
peagli (pret.) rel. ant. 1, 129; ^^3 st. gen. 2012; do^en
2542; powen (part.) Wr. spec. 28; compos, ipeon.
peoetre, ylSaa;. peostre, pjstre, OSaar, thiustii, OFHs.
tliiustere, dark: hi peostre nihte owl and night. 1430;
poster Orm. 13426; Arth. and Merl. 1705; pilster fei. ami.
1, 89; (peo) pfiatere nibt Lai,. 9802; piestre ayenb. 150;
pflstre (diestre) (pi.) Furn. p. VIII, 33 (Hick. tkes. :,
222;.
peosternesse, ASax. peosterness , darkness , a. r.
142; 0mm. 3787; pieatemesBe rel. ant. 1, 131 ; p^teniesse
vis. P. P. 11128; pusteraesse owl aitd night. 309; dister-
nesse st. gen. 58.
pAstre, ASax. peostru, darkness, Shoreh. 121.
peostrien, ASax. peostrian, darken; peoatrecl a. r.
94 ; peostrede (pustrcde) L03. 4574.
peoteii, ASax. peotan, Olcel. piota, OIlGerm. diozen,
yelt, howl, Marh. 22; peoted a. r. 120; peotiiide Knlh.
163.
perf, ASax. peorf, OIIGerm. derber, tharf, nazymus",
prompt, parv. 490 ; Hand. 1 8 ; peorf Oi-m. 997 ; perve (pi)
Mor. a. p. 2, 635.
P e r n e , Olcel. porna (?) , OSax. thioma , OllOerm.
(liorna, girl, Havel. 298; Shorek. 63; h. s. 7354; pierne
ayenh. 129.
pes, ASact. pes, OSax. these, OIIGerm. deser, diser,
Olcel. pessi, (Ais, itc, L05. 2376; JfaiA. 230; pes nome
a. r. 170; des st. gen. 3907; peos, XSaiT. peos, OSax.
tbias, 4aec, iaj. 10110; a. r. 84; owi and night. 1663;
pis, yiSaa;. pis, hoc, ia^. 6287; pis beod godes wordes a.
r. 144; pis water 246; pis mot owl and night. 468; pis
(for pea) gode man Orm. 461; pis king c. of I. 307; pis
(/OT- pisses) lifes Orm. 2708; pis (for peos) lire A. m. 3;
pisses (gc7i. m. n) La-^. 823; a. r. 193; pissen (dat. m. n.)
La-7,. 10391 ; et tissen (=pissen) one cherre a, r. 266; in
pisse live Bront/. 30; pisser©fy»i(./j)£a3. 2460;SAoreA. 53;
on pisse ptse Mark 13; of pis dSde22; pesne, pisne (aco.
38*
5/i
Z03. 827 (6 10453; pesne a. r. 58; pisne Fum. p.
Ill, 141; perae? ayenh. 94; SWcA. 161; pfta (ace f.)
X03. 14018; p&s, ptea, peoB, p^s, ^Stuc. p&s, pses, (fu/nt.
ace pl.J those (these, thir), Lai,. 476, 1038, 2219 & 3816;
p&B ^. 22, 6; pr. eonsc. 491; pos Fum. p. VIll, 21
owi and night. 139; ayent. 10; ALU. 6477; peo8 o. r. 94
Mark. 6; peos b^p p4 nomen c. 0/ 2. fil5; pSs A. t». 9
(flga) B(. gen. 1643; pise (OHOerm. diae?) Orm. 4573
oyent- 7; »w. P. P. 366; GAawc. C. (. 2091; |)e80 ret
(Wti. 1, 132; pTise Wr. treat 135; pir pr. consc. 257; met.
horn. 9; in peoa (for piason) wordes a. r. 158; pissere,
piase (gen. pi.) La^. 24C3 <6 7180; pissen (dat. pi.)
10461; bi pisae (dis) tpim jKjrde J?«rn, p. VIII, 155
fi/wt. Iftea. 1, 223>
pflpen, Olcel. piida,n, lAence, Orm. 1098; Haod. 2408;
P»*. conac. 5831; fdeflen) rei. ant. 1, 225; St. gen. 65.
[leu (pfiu?), ^oaic. peop, aervile, Bek. 643; pewe ('ptj
ifavet 262.
peoudOm servitude, a. r. 218; peopdsm Orm. 8617; peow-
dom A. m. 5; peowdom (peudom) £03. 454.
pewlic teroile: pot>tlke d^de Orm. 4177.
p(e)uman slaoe, Sob. Glouc. 470, 24.
peo{^uiiuuoQ Mark. 4.
pejj, peop, ASax. peo)>, Go(A. pins, a/aoc, Orm. 31 its
7454; peou Z^^. 29390; peowe (peue) (pL) 334.
pewe, ASax. peo^a, slave, c. of l. 245; peoj>e Marh.
1; makie pene gost peove a. r. 372.
peoi>e, ASax. peope, female slave f Mark. 3.
pSwen, ASax. peo^n, p^an, p^i>an, Olhach douwen?
oppress? pat he mi^te pat Itpere folc ao pSwe Fum, p.
XXIV, 57 J compos, underpswen.
pider, ASax. pider, pyder, OlceL padra, (AiiAcr, £^13.
544; a. r. 128; Orm. 1700; Bek. 73; OAomc. C i. 1265;
Hch. Br. 6, 19; puder Boh. Glouc. 539, 28; peder Ilardw.
poem 32, 4; pedur Eglam. 432.
piderward £'atA. 160; owZ and night. 143; pr conac. 7539.
pig gin, ASax. picgan, Olcel. piggja (aceipere), OSast.
thiggean (petere, aceipere), OHOerm. diggen (petere), thig,
petere, prompt, pare. 28; pigge Havel. 1373; piggand pa.
39, 18.
pibt, MHOerm. dthte, Olcd. p^ttr, thtgkt, ^idus",
prompt parv. 49 1 j see tiht.
i^vGooglf
pikke 597
pikke, A8ax. piece, 08ax. thikki, OHGerm. diccher,
OIceL pykkr, thick, „»pissus, densna", prompt, parv. 490;
v%3. P. P. 13763; Chauc. C. t. 1058! picke La^. 12578;
a. r. 382; owl and night. 680; picke (adv.) Bek.77; isAwe
al to pikke Shoreh. 27; piccure (compar.) a. r. 50.
pikkin, ^iSo^. picciaa, thidien, prompt, parv. 491 ; picke
Goto. conf. am. 2, 327; pickep Wr. treat. 139.
piUe, ASax. pilH?), pihel, thiU, rftemo", prompt, parv.
491; pilles nlimonB", rel. ant. 2, 63.
pilhors Wr. voc. 203.
ptn, ASax. pin, OSax. thin, Olcd. plnn, Ootk. peins,
OHGerm. diner, thine (thy): pin plf Orm. 156; pin hea-
ved (heved) h. m. 35; otol and night. 74; al pat pin is
Wr. spec. 42; pi fader La'T,. 2292; pi bodi owl and night.
78; pi iohter La^. 8048; pi moder a. r. 54; of pi (for
pire) luve Mark. 18; pi (for pJnne) Dome Kath 444;
pines (gen. m. n.) La^. 3517; pine wlfes Shoreh. 69; ptne
(dat. m. n.) oicl and night. 969; Wr. spec. 62; Shoreh.
69; of pitt owen mele Chauc. C. t. 4248; plre (dat. f.)
La^. Ifi026; otol and night 913; ptnne (ace m.) Zaj.
5074; ptnne, pine a. r. 38 <& 106; pine ayenb. 6; pine
(ace. f.) a. r, 48; ptne sunne rel. tonga I, 10; for pine
sake Wr. spec. 28; pin (ace. n.) rel. 8onga V, 161; pine
(wm. ace. pi.) L03. 3093; a. r. 100; Bek. 1648; purh
pine gode pEepea Om. 6727; for pe and ptne freende
8hor^. 28; pine (dat. pi.) Kath. 688; in pine holi hilles
vis. P. P. 1831.
ping, ASax. Olcel. ping, OSax. thing, OHGerm. ding,
(Ain^, Orm. 1839; owl and night. 229; Wid. John 1;
('jrf.) c. of I. 8; R06. Br. 158, 25; met. horn. 1; pinge A.
m. 7; ^(?e». pi) Kcth. 254; (tiai. pi^ Shoreh. 100; eom-
ptM. Itts-, wtfping.
pingen, ASax. pingian, OSaa;. thingon, OHOerm.
dingon, reconoilef to pingen na ^ip fire god Orvi. 8997;
he pingie ua to pe hoUe fader of hevene reL ant. I, 182.
pistil, ASax. pistel, Olcd. pistill, OHOerm. distil,
thistle, prompt, parv. 491 ; pistles (pl.) rel. ant. 1, 264.
pixil, OHGerm. dehsaia, ODutch diechsel, dieasel,
„aacia", prompt, parv. 491 ; Wr. voc. 234; pixel ps. 75, 6.
p6, ASax. pd, Goth, paho, OHGerm. daha, day, a. r.
340.
pode, ASax. {K>den, thod, tta-io, Laj. 27645,
..C.oogic
698 poht
poht, A8ax. (ge)poht, fi-om peDchen, thought, Lai,.
. 18549; Kath. 512; Orm. 2577; Wr. j). s. 220; po3t owl
OTtd night. 492; Bek. 861; (cl03t) st. gen. 1553; poubt a.
r. 62 ; poujt (pouht) c. of I. 6.
pol Ctholle"), ASax. poU(?), Olcd. poUr, Oi>M/cA dol,
tAoII (thole, ihotol), davicttla, prompt, parv. 492.
a 0 1 e pcriicace, s(. jen. 3496.
pole?
polemod, AScuc. polem^, Olcel. polinmi5dr? patient, La^.
3141; Katk. 177; a. r. 168; c. oj I. 864; Wr. spec 72;
k. 8. 10926.
polemodnesse patience, a. r. 8; h. m. i\; c. of I. 985.
polien, ASax. polian, OSax. tholean, tholon, OIceL
pola, OHGerm. dolen, Qoih. pulan, Lat. (tulere) perf.
tuli, thole, ferre, pati, La^. 284; Kath. 1006; o. r. 6 ; c
of I. 410; WV. spec. 38; ^oJie 5ft!;. 3C; via. P. P. 2250;
polen Orm. 897; -<1Zm. 53GJ; (dolen) at. gen. 3664; pol8
flow. conf. am. 2, 355; * a. Wr. 647; A. s. 1449; Mor.
a. p. 2, ISO; apol. 56; polede (pre*.^ Wr. treat. 136;
Shoreh. 25; polid (part) Chauc. C t 7128; compoa. ipolien.
poling, ASax. poluDg, sufferance, apol. 5,
porn, ASax. Olcel. porn, OSaa-, thorn, OHGerm. doni,
Go(A. paurnus, (Aorw, vis. P. P. 7885; C^auc C. i. 2926;
porne ('tfoi^ laumb. 103; pornea (pJ-J a. r. 134; Orm.
9212; A. a. 7514; (domes) s(. jen. 1334; compos, haje-,
puveporn.
pornen apineus: pfi pornene krflne a. r. 258.
porni thorny, a. r. 134; met. Aom. 62.
porp, prop, ASax. Olcd. porp, OFria. thorp, Go(A.
paurp, OHGerm. dorf, thorp, „oppidum", prompt, parv.
492; prop CAauc. C. (.8076; porpo (dot.) Lidg. m. p.
140; porpee (pi.) Mor. a. p. 2, 1178,
poat, ASax. post, OHOerm. dost, (Aos(, Bsfej-nw",
prompt, parv. 492; TVtc?. jZoss. 44; ps. 82, 11*; poste
(aa(^ Wr. p. a. 237.
pra, Olcel. pikr, thro, ferox, lu>. 3570; met. horn. 124;
pro TrtisJ. 1, 4; Octav. 547; A. of T. 1078; m. ^r*A. F.
1525; (proo) Triam. 405.
proliche Harlsh. m. t. 261; proli Mor. a. p. 2, 180; ant
Arlk. XV, 10.
pro, OTcel. pri, passion, angerf Hob. Br. lI7, 15 *
314, 23; Mor. a. p. 2, 754; in proo Percev. 673 <fc 1049.
prsed 699
praed, ASax. prffid, OFris. thrfid, Olcd. pr4dr,
OHOerm. Arki, from prAwon, thread (threed), La-^. 14220;
preed Chauc. C. t. 2032.
pred-bare vis. P. P. 2870.
praest? crowd? presto (daL) ayeni. 121; prates (pi.)
183.
praesten, ASasc. pTSdai&n, pros, push f prsesten (prea-
Bte) LaT,. 23373; prfiste ^iis. 3326; Ckaw. C. t 2G14;
2Viam. '774; purles per pet water prest in a. r. 314;
pr&ste ('/;»e(^ CAawc. C (. 13675; he prftate to pan fihte
£03. 2764.1; preaate . . . smoke At Mark. 9; pr&te Tt-isL
3, 9; prflsten (preste) ilt of telden Za^. 26318; prast
(part.) Furn. p. XXX, 69; compos, iprsesten.
prajQ (prashe), ASax. prag, course, time, (ace.) Orm.
3475; prawe lttch.6062i met. horn. 143; (dot.) Alis.3Sd6;
Rob. Br. 180, 11; in 4 lite prawe Baud. 276; pro^e
(ace) owl and night. 260; Jirowe La^. 640; CA<I«<^ C. t.
7397; fdal.; WV. p. s. 343; in & prowe Wr. treoL 137.
pral, ASax. pear!, OFris. tbral, LGerm. dral, Aonf,
««pe»-e? ?-ei. oni. 2, 118.
pral, ^Saar. preel, Olcel. prsell, (Araii, nServus", prompt
parv. 492; JI/aiA. 12; flo6. Qloac. 198, 12; c. 0/ /. 242;
Shoreh. 102; -Horn 423; Wr. spec 89; (7Aomc. C. t.
7242; (drai) st. ^en. 2881; prel La-T^ 14852; a, r, 85G;
ayenh. 19; preles ('py Fum. p. VIII, 95.
praldOm servitude, Imt,. 29156; Roh. Ghmc. 12, 4; vis. P.
P. 12281 ; pr. eoTtsc. 8005; Lidff. m. p. 63.
PralhEde id., Bob. Glouc. 47, 10; Horn 443.
pralle? that helpeth Bowles out of pralle Fum. p. r,
i. p. 91.
prallen, Olcd. prffila(?), nwAc a thr<dl, Chauc r. r.
882; prallede La^. 11205.
prang, ASax. geprang, MHGerm. gedranc, from prin-
gen, throng (thrang), Mia. 3409; Iv>. 839; ^. conac. 4704;
Tor. 1057;'prong ^"r. <x. p. 2, 135.
prave, 0/cei. prefi? ihraoe (threave), H<Miu). dvA.8Q7;
prera vis. P. P. 10910.
pr&we, ASax.'^xtsA, Olcd. prft, OHGerm. dr6a? (Aroe,
jiZi's. 616; pr. cotwc. 2099; throwe naerumna", prompt
parv. 493; prAwes (pi) met horn. 181; prowea Triam. 411.
prflwen (prflwe), ASax. pr&pan(?), OHGerm. dr&ian,
throw (thraw), ayenb. 139; p«. 139, 11; throwin „tomaret
600 lireajen
jaetare", prompt parv. 493; prowe rd. langa I, 37; via.
P. P. 11066; proow (pret) Jits. 2427; Jireou Lot,. 807 j
prfw via. P. P. 14252; prSu ayenb. 133; Horn llfiZj
pr&nwen (part.) LaT,. 27359; prowen Wicl. Mat. U;
iprowen c. of I. 739; iprowe Chaue. G. t 10640; compos.
orerprAwen,-
prea^en, A8ax. preagan, prean (arguere, iacrepare,
castigar^, OHGerm. dra(u)wan, drowen (arguere, increpare,
minari}* pr&fband (prftghand) „castigana", pa. 117, 18;
prild (paH.) Mor. a. p. 2, 751.
preap dispute, crowd: witouten prfip Mor. a. p. 2,
350; heo hire awuriep al a prSp, al so vulves dop p^
Hc6p HalUw. diet. 105.
preapen (priepen), ASax. preapian(?), threap, arguere,
Orm. 5744; prdpe (tttr^pe) k. s. 6067; ps. 93, 10; pr.
conac. 5407; Town. myat. 102; preated & preaped a3ain
pe Kath. 1939.
preapnen menacef preapnep ayenb. 97.
preat (prtet), ASasc. preat, threat, minatio, tvrna, La^.
9791 & 22582; dr6t at. gen. 2021 ; prftt Mor. a. p. 3, 55;
prSte (dot.) owl and night. 58; preates (pi.) Kath. 40.
preaten, ASaa. preatian, Olcel. preyta, threat, urgere,
minari, Kath. 623; a. r. 248; prfitien L03. 17300; pr6-
tin prompt, parv. 492; pr4te Chattc. I. g. to. 754; A. ».
6398; Mor. a. p. 1, 660; prfite „arguas", ps. 6, 2; pre-
tep rel. songs VII, 80; Bek. 1553; Wr. spec. 43; preat
A. m, 17; pFEetede (pret.) La'7,. 7644; dreatcd s(. jen.
4125; prat (part.) Wr. p. s. 158; compos, ipreaten.
preatnen threaten; pr£tnep Bob. Glouc. 467, 14;
prStnede Bek. 1804.
prdtninge threatening, (ace.) Fum. p. XIII, 248.
preatunge, ASasc. preatung, menace, a. r. 156; pr6-
tinge prompt, parv. 492; vts. P. P. 12641.
p r e n g e n , ASax. prengan {?), from prang, press ; preng-
den Orm. 16182.
preo, A8ax. prl, prj m., preo / n., OFris. thrfi m.,
thria/, thriu n., Olcd. prir m., priar f, priu n., OHOerm.
dri m., drio /., driu m., Lat. trSs (tris) m. _/., tria n., Gr.
Tpaij wi, /,, xpia n.. Buss, hiph, Welsh Ir. Gael. Bret, trt,
three: preo dse^es ^03. 24719; preo kinges Orm. 3444;
peo preo sunnen a. r. 56; preo 3er Bek. 147; prS sones
chroH. Engl. 107; pr6 stpes Mand. 291; we pr^ ft. of
preach 601
T. 810; prt hastes ayenb. 7; godes prt Shoreh. 142; of
I>6 preo kinges a. r, 152; preom (dat.) La^. 11617.
preofald, ASax. prie-, prjfeald, OllOerm. drifalter, ikree-
fUd, Uarh. 11; preovold a. r. P2 ; prfifald Orm. 14034.
prili? MHOerm. drilich, Lai. trilix? prile i preo b&dea
Marh. 11; prilo ine (misprinted me) preo bodes a r. 26.
prillihod trinity, c. of I. 9.
preotCne thirteen, a. r. 234; prettene Bek. 2435; prittGne
Ortn. 11071; vis. P. P. 2900.
prettgpe thirteenth, Itob. Qlonc. 232, 16; pr6tend(e) met.
horn. 26; prettgnde pr. consc. 7173.
pritti, ASax. pritig, prittig, OlWeiftt. drizug, thirty, La-i,.
2688; a. r. 404; Bet. 814; Aaiww. 72; Itoh. lit: 6, 1;
Wicl. John 5; thretti, thirti prompt, parv. 492.
prittifald A. m. 23.
prittade, .^Soir. pritigoda, tkirtietli, KatK. 43.
presch?
preschwold, ASax. preacpald, prescpold, perscold, Olcel.
preakioldr? threshold, prompt, parv. 492; perawald Wr.
voc. 170; preawold Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 3482; priswald Zip.
3222.
preschen (threschin), ASax. prescan, perscan, Ooth.
priskan, OHOerm. dreskeu, thresh (thrash), „trtiurare",
prompt, pa^. 492 ; prossin Wr. an. lit. 84 j presbe (prei-
she) Chauc. G. t. 538; presche (prea ) rel. ant. l, 6;
preshe vis. P. P. 3596; pu preshest Orm. 1481; proshen
(part.) 1530; idroacheu a. r. 186.
pridde, ASax. pridda, Goth, pridja, Olcel. pridi,
OHOerm. dritto, ihnd (third), a. r. 14; Bek. 683; via.
P. P. H184; J/fflJid. 43; Chauc. C. t. 14251; I c. c. 56;
(dridde) st. gen. 761 ; priddo half ySr Iwo yeora ancf a
half, harrow. 45; pirde a. a. H'r. 49.
prien ter, LaT,. 14352; rd. ant. 1, 144; prie h. m.
23; Alts- 1263; ». ». Wr. 2179; CAfi»t. pi. 2, 25.
pries thrice, ter, a. r. 106; ayettb. 36; Shoreh. 11;
CAaite. C (. 63; (dries) rel. ant. 1, 209.
prift, from prtven, (AnX Am-ji. p. XIV, 70; Trwi.
3, 70; Chauc. C. t. 1.3353; priftes (pi) Wr. spec. 47.
prifti Ihrijiy, prompt, parv. 492; CAauc. C. t. 4558.
pring, .ili^ax. gepriug, crowd; piioge (dat) La^. 12443;
Alia. 2683.
pringen (pringe), ASax. pringan, OSax. thringan,
..L.oo^^lc
C03 prinne
OHQerm. dringan, press, urge. Alia. 2338; priugez (pres.)
Mor. a. p. 2, 180; pringen Wicl. gloss. 44; priDgo (suhj.)
owl and night. 794; thrang (pret.) pa. 77, 59; prong Tt'iA.
3, 88; Ooto. conf. am. 3, 262; prungeii La^. 9421; ru,
P. P. 3524; prouge Em. 659; prongen Mor. a. p. 2,
1776; thruugeii (part.) ps. 72, 22; cowipos. bi-, ipringen.
prinne, Olcel. prinnr, trinus; piinae 1^ Orm. 1144;
on prinne wls(e) met. hom. 163.
priate, ASax. priate, OSaas. thristi, LOerm, driste,
bold, La^. 33fi; (r. w. Hate) owl and night. 758; arje pe
beop to done god, to uvelc al to pristc (r. w. miste) Fuii>.
p. VIII, 10.
priven (prtfeu), OFcel. prifa, thrive, Oitn. 10368; prive
Ilavel. 230; vU. P. P. 3041; Chauc. C. t. 3675; Tor.
1155; prAf (pret.) Orm. 3132; Perceo. 212; met. hom.
lOi); prof Rob. Olouc. 11, 5; priven (part.) Wr. sjtee.
23; ipriven rd. ant. 1, 121.
pron, Olcd. proaz (crescere)f quen he bigan to pro
met hom. 112.
prostle, ASax. proatle, throstle, owl and night. 1657;
prostel Gow. conf. am. 1, 54; prostil h. s. 7481.
prnte (throte), ASax. protu, OllOerm. droza, throat,
prompt, parv. 492; a. r. 216; owl and night 558; ayeah.
14; Alis. 5952; Mand. 290; a. a. H^r. 2070; pa. 5, 11.
protebolle rel. sontfs V, 173; Chauc. C. t 4271.
propin, .ASoa?. pro)>ian, suffer, Katk. 1140; drowede
s(. gen. U80.
d r 0 W i n g, ASax. propung, suffering, at. gen. 1317;
propinge (ace.) Orm. 15205; prowunge a. r. 372.
prucchen, ASax. pryccan, OJIGerm. druccben, thitUdi,
premere, trudere, La'^. 19483; pri^t (paH.) Mor. a. p. 2,
135.
prub, ASaas. prub, through, area, Kath, 2515; peos
pruh a. r. 378; proh chron. Eiigl. 747; prong Fum. p-
XVI, lfl8; Skoreh. 4; prowe (dat.) rel. ant. 1, 161; tbro-
ghes (pi.) ps. 67, 6.
tbrum, OHGerm. drum (Jtnis)f ODutck drom (liciam),
thrum, prompt pai-v. 493; throm „liciv.m", Wr. voc. 335.
prum, ASax. prymni, power, magnificence.
pramferde iaj. 135fi.
prumnesse ti-inityf a. r. ICO; primnesse Orm. 11177;
premneaae Want, catal. 171. '
=dbvGoogIf
prummen 603
prummen? Oirwmf pa, pr6 bflc prumde to 4re Lai,. 54.
prung throng, a. r. Hi2; prunge (dat.) La;^. 27524.
pruppe? (daO La^. 531.
prusche, ASax. |)ryscc(?), cmp. OSGenn. (Irosca,
tlinish, owl and night. 1657: pruisso Fum. p. XXXV, 96,
pruschele (tlirushil), cmp. MHGerm. droschcl, id.
prompt, parv. 493.
pruaemeiij ASax, (a)pry3(e)ifliao, suffocate; compos.
apiusemen.
prilsten (thrjstiii). Olcel. prjsta, OllOei-m. drilatian
(auhlidere)? thrvst, prompt, parv. 492; 1 shal prlsten lit
(ms. uth) pin Me Haoel. 1152; prflate (pret.) chron. Engl.
671; ChoHC. C. t. 9877.
pu, ASax. Olcd. Goth, pu, OSax. thu, OHGerm. du,
Lat. Ir. Gael, tu, liuss. mw, thou, Kath. 217; owl and
night. 33; Bdc. 40; pu (sec. text pou pi) snolf Laj. 3192;
flu si. gen. 360; pu, pou j»'<mi^(. parv. 535; pou c. o/ I,
326; VM. P. P. 508; Chauc. C. t. lOOG; pe (dat. ace.)
a. r. 12; Katk. 210; OicZ nnd night. 34; /fe/i;. 39; Chauc.
C. t. 1131; pou asclt pe rosti a^jenh. 7; pe (for pu) silf
Bei. 2058; 3if pu pe self pel uimest gom Orm. 4162; of
pi sulf a. r. 276; pi selvem fw. P. P. 3731; Chauc. C.
t. 1176.
pfl? pus?
pullich, ASax. pylc, pyllic, Pyslic, OTcel. pvilikr, Gr.
■njXt'xo;, Lat, tfl,lis? see Gr. gram. 3, 49 and Bopp's vergl.
gram. 600, (A«ct f^fticA, theck), talis, Kath. 357; pullich,
pulli A. m. 9 t& 25; pulh (pulii) MarA. 7; pellicli oye«6.
6; pulke time Rob. Qlouc. 182,9; pulke d6m c. o/ Z. I80j
pilke text Chauc. C. t. 132.
pfl den, ASax. pjdan, jjress, push; pfldde f^ret.^ £03.,
1898; Marh. 12.
pufteii female servant, a. r. i; puftenes (gen.) k. m. 45.
puld (pild), ASax. gepyld, OSax. githuld, OHGerm.
(ge)dult, patience, Orm. 2613; vs. 9, 19.
pulde? .
puldellcho patiently, a. r. 106; pildelij Orm. 1186.
puldi, J Soar, gepyldig, patient, Katk. 177.
piime, ASax. pflma, OPrw. thuma, OHGerm. dflmo,
tAum6 (tkoum), a. r. 18; poume cei. oni. 1, 190; ayenb.
43; pome H'r. voc. 184; thoumbe prompt, parv. 492;
pombe WW. P. P. 3352; Okauc. C. t. 565.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
604 pthne!
(pftmel) thimbil (Aim6/e, prompt, pan. 491; HaUiw.
nug. poet. 1 3.
pun?
punwange, ASax. puxiyange', OHGerm. dunwengi, temple,
ntempus", ret. ant. I, 64; tbunwonge prompt parv. 493;
[ronwange flalltw. diet. 866.
punchen, ASar. pyncan, 08ax. thuiikcan, OHGerm.
duachen, Olcel. liykkja, think, videri, a. r. 129; punche
Wr. p. s. 194; pinclieu Fum. p. VlIT, 31; pinche owl
and night. 346; jjunciied La^- 1325; Katk. 346; pnnchep
C. of I. 720; me punchep harrow. 140; pinkep Orm. 15667;
pincp owl and night. 838; pinkp Shoreh. 30; me penkus
Degrev. 1370; puhto (piet.) Kath. 85; o. r. 112; puhte
(pohte) La-T,. 4411; puhte, pu3te owl and night. 21 &
1659; pou^tQ Itoh. Qlouc. 14, 19; poughte vis. P. P.
6671; him poughte Ckauc. C. t. 956; Tor. 623; ipubt
(part.) a. r, 412; compos, bi-, for-, mis-, oQ>uiicben.
puner („puiire"), ^ISoir. punor, OliGerm. donar, thun-
der, Marh. 20; poner Iw. 370; ps. 76, 19; Town., myst.
63; duiider st. gen. 1108; ponder Mand. 292; punres
(gen.) Kath. 2024; punres dai Tkureday, La^,. 13929;
pflra dai (dei) a. r. 40; via. P. P. 11095; pores dai Rob.
Glouc. 297, 17; Shorek. 126; c. of I. 1417.
ponerblast /w. 339; ponderblast FU}r. 1643.
punne, >4(Soa:. pynne, Olcel. punnr, OHGerm. dunner,
thin, a. r. 144; rel. ant. I, 120; Wr. spec. 47; pinne
prompt, paro. 491; Chauc. C t. 9556; peane Shoreh. 99j
punne (adv.) owl and night. 1527.
thinhede „lenuitas'', prompt, parv. 491.
thinnesse, ASax. pynnyss, thinness, prompt, pare.
491.
thinnin make thin, prompt, parv. 491.
punren, A8ax. punrian, OHGerm. donaron, thunder;
ponores (pres.) Wr. voc. 201 ; hit ponrid (p'-et.) a. s. Wr.
2213; thonered ps. 17, 14.
p ur h , ASax. purh , OSax. tburh , OHOerm. dnrh,
through (thorough), KalL 6 ; Orm. dedic. i ; purh (porh)
LaT,. 401; pur3 Uov. a. p. 1, 669; pur^ nist and dai
owl and night. 447; (durs) st. gen. 195; purgh Chauc C.
t. 922; pr. conac. 1428; purh, puruh a. r. 92; por3 Shortk.
14; por3 pane wal ayenb. 81; porgh Mand. S; pourh
Aorrow. 94; Wr. spec. 31; porugh pi's. P. P. 525; porw
purl 605
e. of t 47 ; Degree. 1268; porow apd. SO; purf Wr. treat
132; pnih rel. ant. 1, 102.
purh-sernen rvn throvgh, Laj. 16657,
purhdriven (ma. purh driven) drive through, Kath. 1943,
purgfare thoroughfare, Ghauc. C. t. 2849.
purhfSren pass thrmigk; purhferde (jiret.) Kalh. II47.
purhgiii go through, Onu. 12860; purligon La^. 1962B.
purhlokoa look throvgh, Oi-m. dedic. 68.
purhscrlden (ms. pura scriden) pass tlirough, La^ 10887.
pui'hs^keo seek through, Orm. 342; pourh-sobt (parLj Wr.
spec. 99.
purhseon see through, a. r. 50; durhsisd (i"'««J Hick.
thea. I, 223.
purhsticchen ? pierce; puruhstihd (prea.) a. r. 272.
^vah^Ha^BU sling through; pourh-8tong ^prct) Wr. gpec. 70.
purh&t throughout, Iait,. 4826; Marh. 22; pur^dt owl and
night. 878; dur^-it st. gen. 370-1; puruhut a. r. 212.
purhwuaiea diceU. through, Laj. 1384; purhpunest Kath.
662.
purl, ASax. pyr(e)l, thirl, foramen, apertura, a. r. 48;
dirl reZ. ant. 1, 211; perles fjpi.J ayenh. 204; compos.
purlen, ASax. pyrlian, thirl (thrUX), a. r. 392; c. o/
i, 1152; tbirlin, thrilin „perforare", prompt parv. 49J;
porlip Alts. 2394; pmieden (fret.) a. r. 292; pirled ms.
i*. i-. 806; purled (ptnt.) Wr. spec. 62; pirled Chaue. C.
' t 2712; pirUd Mar. mir. pi. 151; ipurled (iporled) Lai,.
4541.
P u r r 0 k , A Sax. purruc (?) , ODutch dark, thwruc^,
nsentina", prompt parv. 493; Cliauc. C. t Tyr. 154.
purSf ASax. pyrB, Olcel. purs, OHQerm. dura, tAurs
("(AnisiJ, e^aeiHOT), MarA. U ; pira prompt. parv.i^X; Wicl,
gloss.
purst, ASax. purst, pyrst, OSax. thtirst, OHGerm.
durst, thirst, s^is, a. r. 114: Alis. 5058; via. P. P. 12819;
6'Aauc. C. t 4520; purst (porst) La-^. 6224; purst (prust)
£'atA. 1702; porst ayenh- 73; pirat, prist prompt, parv.
491; Orm. 5682 (fe 11484; tliriat pr. consc. 6204; iu?^.
m. p. 53; lud. Cov. 105; prest Ik. 2974; Jl/anc2. 230.
purstlew Lidg. m. p. 75.
pursteD, ASax. pyrstan, Olcel. pyrsta, thirst, siiire;
purstfip Gow. conf. am. 2, 135; me puratep vis. P. P.
..L.oo^^lc
606 purstj
12816; te (=I)e) piratep Orm. U485; pursto (pret.) a.
r. 188; compos, for-, ofljursten.
pursti, ASax. pnxstig, drystig iJow(. ei>. glom., OIIGerm.
darstager. tkiraly; pristis Oiin. CUi3; thi-esti pr. consc. 0165.
purve, Olcel. purfi (indigun)? al pat hem pas purfo
Oi-m. 962f.
purven? ASax. (purfan) j;rei. porfte, OTctl. (purfa)
pret. purfti Goth, (paurban) pret. paurfta, from parf, need;
piirfto ('p'-e(.^ a r. 336; Omt. 10104; fF.-. p. a. 338;
parte (durte, tharte) at. gen. 234; met. Aom. 40; Mar. mir.
pi. 190.
pus, ASax. pus, OSaa; thus, ODutck dus, (Aiw, t^",
;ii-omj)i. ;>a(-«. 536; a. r. 10; Orm. 237; c. o/ i. 610; vis.
P. V. 5350; 7fo6. Br. 164, 4; pus (pos) £03. 28136; pos
ai/en6. 09; Shoreh. 3.
pfisend, -ISao-. pllsend, OlreL piksund, Qoth. pusuiiili,
OlIGerm. ddsunt,' thousand, ha^. 24613; k pliscnd a. r.
236; fopr pusend Kalh. 2037; pflsende Oim. 131':; pou-
aend Wr. treat. 134; Ohauc. C. t. 1956.
pusendfaia Kath. 2323.
putcu /tow/, Orm. 3034; see peoten.
pave?
peveponi, ASax. pHe-, p4feporn, „rJiamniin'*, prompt pare.
490; pfife-porn rel. ant. 1, 37.
pavel (pifel), ASax. p^fel, shrvb, nfrutex", Wr. voc.
91; pavele (dot. plfj <nol and night. 278.
ppang, ASax. ppang, thwang (thong), Orm. 10439;
pwang Iw. 3160; pwong Wicl. John I; pong Boh. Glouc.
116, 5; rel. atit. 1, 115; puaiiges (pi-) met. hom. 10.
p w 8 r t , connected with ASax. ppeorh, Olcd. pverr,
OHGeiTn. duer{a)her, thwart, transversus, pereersus: his
lierte d8 wurd dwert st. gen. 3099; Ppert over Marh. 10;
a. r. 82; over pwert Ilavd. 2822; over puert Hob. Br.
24], 3.
pwerten thwart, adversari; dwerted (pret.) st. gen.
1321.
pwitel thv>ittle, Ckauc. C. t. 3931.
tliwftin, ASax. ppitan, ihwite, secare, prompt- pare.
488; pwiten (paH.) Ckauc. r. r. 933.
adcr, ASax. ua(e)r, ODutck fider, uider, MHOerm.
(iter, Gr. ou6ap, udder? „iddir, uddir vber", prompt, paro.
258
=dbvGoOgIf
ug 607
ng, Olcd. uggr (meMs).
Ugli, Olcel. uggligr, vghj, „horrihdia'*, prompt paro> 500;
Iw. 1730; Chauc. C. t. 8549; s. s. Weh. 2782; pr. come.
6683; Afar. witV. ^i. 164; &n ugllko 8nake st. fjen. 2805.
uggin, Olcel. Ugga, tiy, „koiT£re", prompt, parv. 509;
Ugge _pr. COMSC. 6410; pat ow uggi wid liftm a. »•. 92*;
uggid (part.) apol. 100.
ulite, ASax. uhte, OSaa-. OlIGerm. ulita, OotA. uhtvo,
earii/ morning: on uhten Orm. 2484; upon U3ten Mor. a.
p. 2, 893 ; hi slojen and fu3ten \ie nijt and p6 U3teu
Horn 14*24.
uhtsong o. r. 18.
ulitentrd Onrt. 5832.
file, XSoa-. flle, OlIGerm. fila, ow/, owl anrf nt^fti. 20;
ayeiib. 27; oule Go»o. row/, am. 1, 100.
umbe, .iliScyr. ymbe, OSase. OlIGeim. umbi, OiceZ.
umb, um, Gr. ijiyi, a6cM(, Orm. 304; Jl/or. d. ^, 2, 870;
& is umbe . . . ()et heo hira luvie a. r. 218; umbe atunde
L05. 11969; }Sarh. 2; n. r. 344; umbe hplle Kath. 12;
Timbe while Wr. spec. 49; umbe prowe 25; nm while vis.
P. P. 3164; Boh. Br. 241, 20; embe rel. ant. 1, 131; t6
speke so embe 11031 Fum. p. XIX, 161.
umbccluppcn emhrace; umbeclipped (part.) Gaw. gloss.
umbeode (umyhole) ^di-cumivi", ps. 26, G; umbiycdcn
(„unbiyeden") Havel. 1842.
umgang „ciraittvs", ps. 11, 9,
umbegiven circumdare; nmgivand ps. 3, 7.
umbegrdwen grow round; umbegrfiuen (part.) Mor. a. p.
2, 488.
umbelappen lap rojind; nmlapped (pret.) pa. 89, 13;
umbilapped (part.) Wicl. gloss.
umbeleggen lay round; umbeleid (part.) Rob. Br. 187, 18.
umbrendai? umbridai ember-day, a. r. 70; embirdai prompt,
parv. 139.
umberowen row round, (part.) Xaj. 114.
umbescheren? (printed umbeschepen) circumcise, Orm.
4132.
umbeachioen nhine round: [)S scMre sunne bit umbe-sch6ri
Mor. a. p. 3, 455.
umbesetten set round; umset (part.) pr. consc. 1250.
timbestandon stand round; umbistode Havel. 1875.
umbcstriden bestride: he umstrM & iiobil st^de Iw. 1302,
eos un-
umbeponken think about, Orm. 1240; umpinke (imperat)
Mar. mir. pi. 171; umbilJOghto (pret.) laumb. 426; iim-
poght nwC. h<ym. 79.
nmbewffiven wind round; umbewfived (part.) Gau>. gloss.
un-. ABax. 08ax. OIIGerm. Goth, un-, Olcd. li-, wn-.
tinbatd timid, La-^. 28159; unbold Wr. spec. 100,
unbiburied vnhvried, Kath. 2276.
unbileave unhdief, Kath, 261.
unbllpe mdancholy, owl and night 1583; IVr. spec. 30;
Mor. a. p. 2, 1017.
onbO^sam dteobedietU, ayenb. 21 ; anbcwsom pr. consc. B596.
uuboren unborn, Orm. 17327.
unbrtcbe improjUahle, Halliw. diet. 900.
unbnbBum disobedient, rd. ant. 1, 1U4.
uaburied unburied, a. r. 352.
nnclSne undean, Orm. 1712; owl and night. 91; U. gen.
1867.
unkoiEwea wnknown, pr. conac. 337; unkaCwen Chauc. C.
t. 697 9.
uncost vice, rel. ant. 1, 213.
uncumelich uncomely, h. m. 25; uncomli vis. P. P. 5499.
uncuDde unkind, unnataral, [Vr. treat. 135; unkiode *t.
gen. 449; Trist. 3, 42; onkende ayenb. 188.
imkundelicb unkindly, a. r. 116; unkindeli Goto. conf. am.
1, 348.
uncQd uncouth, inj. G624; uncQp Orm. 228; uncoupo. of
I. 586; UQConpe (jd.) Perceo. 1047; unkotipe via. P. P.
4805.
Uncpeme displeasing, Orm. 1527.
imdeadllcb immortal, KaUt. 965; A. tn. 39 ; undedlich
Mark. 10.
underf weak: pat underve flescb Kath. 1174.
undrgj infrmf undreghe dd.) Halliw. did. 901.
unede uneasy, La'^. 2359; unepe fat^o^ Wr. treat. 136;
-¥««</. 282; ooCpe cr. P. P. 432; ungdea si, i/ew. 2341;
unepes Qow. conf. am. 3, 6.
unendlich infinite: uoendllcbe (adv.) a. r. 398.
uneven uneeen; unefue (fem.J a. r. 312.
unfasle unlruef his unfseie peowes Orm. 8034; pat land
is grislich and un-vslo owl and night. 1 00 1.
uufain displeased, m. Anh. P. 2691; met, Jiom. 90; unfawe
Launf. 732.
=dbvGoogIe
on- 609
unfair unfair; onfaire (^) Mor. a. p. 2, 1801.
uni^ken sincere, Orm. 4149.
unfgre infirm, La-^,. 6780; unfer st. am. 2810.
unforsolde unrequited, Fum. p. VIII, 80.
unframe disadvantage, st. gen. 1566; tinfreme Fum. p.
VIII, 114*
unfrid discord, La-7,. 2557.
uugein ungain: p£s gates are ungaine Flor. 1421.
ungeiallche ungainly: ant jeonede . . . uppon hire an-
geinllche Mark. 9.
unglad imglad, Wr. spec. 20; Mor. a. p. 3, 63.
unhffile infirmity, Orm. 4779; unhele mutfortune, Ckaue.
C. t. 13531; Flor. 1840.
iinhel|)e infirmity, Fum. p. VIII, 8.
unhsl unhale, Orm. 4778; met. hom. 129; unhDl a. r. 370.
unbap vnkap, k, m. 29; Mor. a, p. 2, 143; nnhep a. r.
180.
unhappi unhappy, Gkauc C. t. 4726; Lidg. st of Th. 821.
unhende ungeiale, Lai,. 23826; a. r. 204; A. m. 9 ; Ito.
2943.
unhSrli unnoUef m^ horn. 129.
unhold inclement; nnholde (pi.) Wr. spec. 24.
imholde enemy, (pL) a. r. 222.
unhope despair, a. r. 8.
unhi^tbc unjoyousf La^. BlOl.
unvharfed unchanged, Orm. 18794.
untiwate misfortune, owl and night. 1266.
unif^S enormous t of pon foike lie sldh muchel & unifoh
iaj. 8674; Scottes uniftsje 12863.
unilic unlike, inj. 9919; un-ihche (j^) Fum. p. VIII,
179.
unilimpe misfortune, rd. ant. 1, 174.
unimake dissimilar: pe drake £lchoB wurmes unimake
io3 17961.
unimet immensely: unimet modi Kath. 730.
uQimete immense, La^, 1664; k. m. 19; in his uaimota
blisse a. r. 40; so uuimete swote 103.
unimetelTche a. r. 398.
unisele miserable, La^. 26446; Fum. j>. VIII, 101; owl
and night. lOOS.
uniseli unhappy, La^. 4010; a. r. 38.
muBSlde unkappiness, Fum. p. VIII, 100*.
..Google
610 un-
nniwar unaware, Rob. Olouc. 88, 20.
uoiwelde (uniwEelde) unwieldy, La^. 6901.
nnlawe injustice, Halliw. diet. 902.
nnlsde, ASax. unlffid(e), Goth, unleds, miaerable, ou>l and
night. 1643.
unlfered unlearned, indoctm, Orm.n\\l; unleredpr. ansc
5947.
unlcaflich incredible; unlfifliche (pi.) Kath. 34S,
nnlic unlike, Orm. 16859; uullche (ado.) Fum. p. V\ 55.
unlimp misfortune, a. r. 274.
unlust displeasure, k, m. 35; Orm. 2623; Mupea 336;
Hoed. I, 189.
unmerred unmarred, Marh. 10.
unmEte unmeet, Wr. spec. 23; K beaus disc. 1629; Mor.
a. p. I, 768; of un-mete (un-meete) kuinde c. of L 634.
unmSd immoderation: a^ein kunde hit is & unm&I a. r.
50; mid unraepe Otd and night. 363.
unmeadettclie immoderately, Marh. 15; uumEdluker (am-
par.) a. r. 238.
UQ-tnihti unmighty, Wr, spec. 22,
unmilde unmild, Orm. 9880; owl and night. 61; Bdc
1494.
«nmun(djlaiige, ASax. uBmyndlinga, unexpectedly, a. r. 280.
unnait „inanis", pa. 2, 1.
unneode diapleamref to his ftsre unneode Z03 30y.
uniiut unprofitable, Fum. p. VJII, 3*j unnit Orm. 4921;
unnet rel. ant. 1, 129; unnute (pi.) a. r. 130.
UDOrne indelicate, ungracious? a. r. 108; Horn 338; his
fode pas unome Om. 828; &11 uuorne & preccbe man
4684; ml atefoe is bold and no^t un-orne owl and night.
317.
uorffid imprudence, La^. 6617; un-rSd owl and night.
1462; St. gen. 1906.
unrsde imprudendyf jif witnmen luviep un-r5de woj! and
night. 1363.
unrsdi unready, pr. contc. 1990.
unreken inept? ic am . . . an-rekon of wurdes at gen.
2817; unreken is ml rees Wr. spec. 100.
unrest disquiet, Chauc. TroU. 6548.
nnnde unrid, immoderate, Orm. 4784; rel. ant. 1, 220;
Havd. 964; Arth. and Merl. 886; Trist. 3, 38; ft. of T.
142; Rob. Br. 174, 5; Percev. 1131.
izcd^vGooglc
un- 611
unri3t wrong, Bek. 330; unriht (mhit.) La^. 6363; Fum.
p. nil, 47; un-ri3t at. gen. 1276; unright Bich. 2125.
un-rTpe unripe, owl and night. 320.
unro disquiet, Halliw. diet. 903; (unroo) Percev. 362.
unsad inconstant, Ckauc, C, t. 8871.
imssel vnhappy, miserable: unsEl him we8 on mode La^.
30541; un-sele rel. ant. 1, 113; HfiSl, Olcd. tasill, Orm. 3669.
u'nsEel wrong season: on unsEle rel. ant I, 131.
unsclij unseely, unhappy, Orm. 4812; unssH Kalh. 1811;
a. r. 174; at. gen. 1073; Gow, conf. am. 2, 142; CAowc.
C. t. 12396; y«i. 2939.
unsslde vnJiappiness, La^. 4748 ; un-sSlpe ottl and night.
1261.
unssluhde id., a. r. 86.
unsaht (unaaught) at enmity, Oow. conf. am. 3, 153; un-
sahte (pi.) La;^. S930.
unssehte enmity, £03. 11459.
unshaptich unshapely, rel. ant. 1, 129.
unshapis innocent, Orm. 2889.
unsehen unaeenf Mark. 10, 26.
unsejhenhc invisible, Orm. 17296; uaseUellch Kath. 265.
nnsSmli unseemly, Mapes 335; Wr. spec. 31.
unsSne unseen, st. gen. 2878.
unseoawed unaewed, a. r. 844.
unaete improper? Wr. spec. 23, 31 <fe 49 ; his sorwe was
unsete I'rist. 2, ll.
unsilcer insecure, a. r. 144; pr. consc. 1089.
UQ-8ode uiuodden, owl and night. 1005.
unaOm at variance; unsOme {j^.) La^. 3981.
unstedefast unsteadfast, Fum. p. VIII, 122.
unstrong weak, Mark. 12; a. r. 6; owl and night. 561,
unsund (un-aond) unsmind, m. Arth. F. 2869.
untalelTch, MHOerm. unzallich, innumerable, a. r. 410.
untldi untidy, Kath. 2433; vis. P. P. 14162.
untiled unfilled, vis. P. P. 10542 ; nntuled .Koi. Qlouc
372, 10.
untTme wrong time, rel. ant 1, 132; in untime a. r. 344;
vis. P. P. 6561.
untowen untrained, a. r. 372; mntohe k. m. 31.
untrEwe untrue, Horn 646; Wr. spec. 46; ontrSwe ayen2).
18.
ontreupe untruth, ayenb. 17 ;. vntrov.^ CAauc. C. t. 5107.
612 un-
nntnim infirm; untrnme (pL) Marh, 2'i.
untniiiiiiease infinttity, Orm, 4047.
antrOat detpair, a. r. 332.
untuht (untijt) iU conduct f Mapet 336.
nntuhtle ill conduct? La^. 24655.
unpank itwratitude, Ckauo. C. t 4080; undone a. r. 202;
unponk Mor. a. p. 2, 1 88 ; onpank pan malgr4 cda, ayenh.
69; his unpankes eo invito, Orm. 7194.
undeau had manner, a. r. 152; unpea^ A. m. 9; unpsii
owl and night. 194; tindeawe £1x3. 3064; unpiejies Orm.
17782; UBpewes rd. ant. 1, 110.
unpeod foreign people f undeode (pt) a, r. 312.
unpuldeliche impatiently, Katk. 163.
unwaker lenieatchful, a. r. 272.
unwar unwary, La^. 7810; pi unware sSule a. r. 274.
unweder bad weather, at. gen. 3068.
unwelde unwiddy, A gen. 347; Qow. con/, atn. 1, 312;
Ckauc. r. r. 369; Eglam. 309.
uitweli poor, pi. 78, 8*.
unwemmed immaculate, a. r. 10; Chauc, C. t. 6344.
unwibt monster, Za^. 15734; a. r. 238; unpiht h. m. 41;
unwijt owl and night 88.
unwilF hire unpil ea invito, h. m. 31.
onwille displeasing ? fivrich bhsse him is nu-wille owt and
night. 422; mid unwille heorte a. r. 238.
unpine enemy, Kath. 1228; Orm. 19838; unwine a. r. 178;
unwineB (pi-) La't. 1628.
unwimne sorrow, Fum. p. VIII, 105; Wr. spec. 47.
unfis unwise, Orm. 16954; uniTte Wr. spec 42.
nnwisliche unwiady, a. r. 838.
mipt folly, Orm. 6008 ; onwit a^enb. 62.
unwite (unweote) ignorant, a. r. 8; unpiten (^.) Kath.
1054; un]>eoteD Marh. 6.
imwitenesse ignorance, a. r. 278.
onwitinde unwitting, nesciens, ayeni. 37,
uhwitti unw^y, Z«3, 786.
unwTsest injirm, invalid, La^. 16307; unwrBst Alis. 620;
ehron. Engl. 921 ; li beaus disc 2118; be is eruh & un-
wrest a. r. 274; unprsBste Orm. 4889; UDvrEste c of I
1149; sniche wordes b(e)op im-wi^sto owl and night. 178;
tmpreaste men Ka^. 1266; ODwr&ste Havd. 647; nn-
w^iste dSde a. ». Ifet. 1917.
.L.oo.^lc
unwiird vxyrtUesa, a. r. 94; napurp Orm. 161S3; uaword
La^. 3464; unworp a. of I. 1112; onworp ayenb. 132.
anworpi unwor&y, Bek. 1397.
un-, ASax. on- = an(d)P
unbinden, ASaa. imbiudaii, onbiadan? OFris. ucdbinda?
Gotk. andbindan? OHOerm. iD(t)piataQ? unbind, Orm.
3682; vi*. P. P. 201j onbinde aymb. 172; nahoad (pret.)
Pum. p. VIII, 95.; unbunde La-7,. 6926; unbounde (part.)
Alia. 85; Hartsfi. )«. (. 103.
UQcl&dien unclothe; unclfipede Haod. 659.
undon, ASax. undon, ondon? OFria. uii(d)dAa? OHOerm,
jntuoD? wido, St. gen, S114; oodo ayetA. 106; undede
lai le fr. 183 ; undon (paH.) La^. 19206; ondciQ Skoreh. 61.
andutten disdose; undutte (pret.) Kalk. 1821.
unfalden (unTolden), ASaac. unfefudan, OHQerm. intfaltan ?
unfold, a. r. 100; uiifeold (pr^.) La^. 10544; unfolde
(part.) m. Arth. F. 1044.
unvestnen unfasten, a. r. 252.
unfetren (unfettre) unfetter, vis. P. P. 1685.
unh&dien disordain, La-t,. 13169.
nnbelien, ASaas. unhelian, OHGerm. inthellen? imh&il,
discover; unheled a. r. 150; unheled ibid.
unhulien (unbilen), Goth, aodhuljan? discover, Orm. 12944;
un-hillen tt. gen. 1912; un-hiled via. P. P. 12006.
unltmen unglue, a. r. 256.
unldken (un-lonken), ASax. nnlUcan, onltlcaa? disdose,
open, c. of I. 77; unlouke vis. P. P. 12455; oaleak (pr^.)
ayenb. 67; unlgk s. s. Web. 2251; li heaua disc. 1816.
unspennen wxhend; imspennede a. r. 158*.
unsperren open, Orm. 12158; imapere vis. P. P. 12600.
unwinden unwind; unwond (pret.) lai le fr. 189.
uawreon, ASax. uuvreon, onpreon? discover. Alts. 336;
unwreo Bek. 2800; neo unwreod a. r. 88; un}>reab (pret.)
Kath. 1769; unwr^ih a. r. 66; tiawrose (part) owl and
night 846.
unwrlen id., a. r, 328; anwrle Ghauc. Trod. 860; un-
wrthd a. r. 84; heo nnwrien (pret) 58; unprien (part.)
Fum. p. VIII, 81; onwrije ayenb. 88.
unwurdien (onworpi), ASax. unpaordian? contemn, despise,
aye?ib. 22.
un- = an? cmp. Goth, und (usque),
until untU, vis. P. P. 452; pr. oonsc. 555; Isumh. 243.
.L.oo.^lc
614 UDC
nntt^ OSasc. nntO (ad)f mUo, Chauc C. t. 490; Flor.
13S5; pr. cohk. 3309; Perce-j. 1273; «iet Aowt. 37; onto
1 com ogain Iw. 030; said unto pe knight 2298.
UOC, A3aa:, OSax. unc, Qotk. ugk, ugkis, Oicei. okkr,
(dot. ace) ws, v(i, Lot,. 25901; Mark. 5; Orm. dedic. 27;
rel. ant 1, 166; si. t^en. 1776; unker (gen.) La-^. 23635;
Orm. (fetJu;. 80; owl and night 1687.
uncke (incbe), A8ax. ynce, Lot. tmcia, inch, prompt,
parv. 261; uncbene (gen. pL) La't,. 23970.
under, A8ax. under, OSar. Ooth. undar, OJcd. un-
dir, OHQerm. untar, muier, Orm. 1661; c. of I. 657; un-
der (onder) paa vade Z^^. 1734; under godes parde A.
m. 7; undor fSte SeA;. 2019; under pis intej-ea, Kalk.
1880; onder lyenh. 12; SAoreA. 80; compos, anuoder.
underberen (onderbere) support, ayenb. 84.
underdelvin „eaffod€re", prompL parv. 511.
under-don tuhject, sL gen. 4011.
underfangeu receive, Orm. 11726; undervongen a. r. 190;
^underfongin suscipere", prompt, parv. 511; underfonge c.
of I. 661; Horn 335; onderronge ayenb. 14; underfeng
(pret) Laz. 3271; Zaii. 1102; si. gen. iSO; via. P. P.
611; undervSng a. r. 40; onderring ayeni. 5; uuderfougen
(part.) vis. P. P. 3761; underfonge Bek. 1391; under-
VOngO La^. 26357.
nnderfon id., Orm. 3956; «i. jcti. 1679; chron Engl.99i;
uudervon a. r. 14; tmderfo Mapes 343; pu underf68(t)
Katk. 983; underf^ %. ni. 41; undervod „tMpiuM", 19*;
underf6n (onderf6n) (pari) La^. 3431.
UDderg6D undergo, at. gen, 1160; undergd Fum. p. XIII,
280; bl uudergop Skoreh. 11.
undergiten perceive, a. r. 150; uaderjite fitm. ;;. XXIII,
54; underjat (pret) toj. 15038; owi and ni^Al. 1053;
(undirgat) s. a. Wr. 3151; underlet iio6. G/ouc 62, 17;
under-jeten (part) iag. 26869; Tinder-3ete ovil and nigkt.
168.
underjoken awbjugate, Wid. gloas.
underking vice-roy, Lai,. 3 '340.
under-lein underlay, Wiol. gloss.; under-leiden at. gen.
3388.
under-]!e(E) lie under, Wid. gloss.
undemimen undertake, receive, perceive, reprehend, Katk.
123; a. r. 202; ondemime ayenb. 83; underaemen Mand.
.L.OOc^lC
underling 615
139; flUnderneme reprekendo" , prompt, parv.. BIl ; nnder-
neomen ^capere", h. m. 19; under-nam (pyel.) »t. gen.
1 553 ■; ( undirnam ) ». ». Wr. 3236; undemomen £03.
8067; c. of I. 598; undemomen (part.) Mapea 336; (un-
dirnomfln) Wicl. John 3; undimome s. a. Wr. 285S.
iindersfichen escamiTte; onderzfikp ayenb. 184.
uudersetten underset, ^fulcire", prompt. pan>. 511; under-
set (pres.) a. r. 254; rel. ant. I, 223.
understanden understand, Orm. 1763; understonden a. r.
50; „iinderstoudin intelligere", prompt, parv. 511; imder-
stonde Fum. p. VIII, 97; c. of I. 'MZ; onderstonde ayenh.
14; Skoreh. 24; understod (pret.) La^. 44S4; Katk 2143;
st gen. 2210; understanden (part.) pr. conac. 1631; Hoed.
undertaken undertake, suscipere, reprekendeve, Orm. 10314;
undertakin prompt, parv. 511; undertoc Wr. apec. 41.
undurpewen aubject. Alia. 1406,
underwtten perceive? underwit (pret.) owl and night. 1089.
underling underling, La^. 3667; a. r. 198; via. JP. JP,
3886; onderlinges (pi) ayenb. 39.
undern, ASaa. O^oa;. undern, Olcd. uadora, OHGerm,
untam, nine o' clock inthe morning, a. r. 24; Ckauc. C.
t. 3136; undurn (undrun) Wid. gloaa. 48; underne (dat)
Bek. 2465; undurne Mand. 163; Degree. 1209.
uademtime Orm. 19458; undirtnne m. Arth. F. 2807.
unnen, ASax. unnan, OHGerm. unnen, Olcel. unna,
from an, favour, grant, a. r. 282; ich unne hire wel Wr.
spec. 40; ^if pu hit wel unnest a. r. 282; Me (pret.)
Laz- 193; flpe Orm. 3451; fide (avAj.) a. r. 90; unned
(part.) h. m. 13; compoa. iunnen,
u p , A8ax. OSax. up, OFria. up , op , Olcd. upp,
OHGerm. uf (if?), up, on: stlen up to p4r heovene a. r.
356; biheold after help up topard hevene Katk. 745;
hi fdlep hit up t« pe chione ou)l and night. 96; up in
heofnes serd Orm 3886; up in pe lifte Wr. treat. 136;
up an h6ih a. r. 130; ^alked up & dfln Fum. p. VITI,
121 ; up swa (so) doun upaide dovm, pr. conac 7230; via.
P. P. 14032; Chauc. 0. t. 1379; apol. 19; stisen up pan
huUe La3. 26005; and sat up one vaire bo^e owl <md
night. 16; to honte up pe kinges lond(e) Bob. Glouc. 16,
11; up quam du it findes at. gen. 2320; up peril of mt
lif Ckauc. C. t. 7853.
=dbvGoogIe
616 up
apabeven? heave up; upahaf (preL) La^. 21417; up-ahe-
ren (part.) Kath. 2406.
upan, A8tm. uppan (-od), Olcel. uppa, upon, Hartsh. tn.
t. 97; upon Katk. 131; rd. tonga VII, 22; Bek. 1502;
Wr. spec 58; t. t. Web. 190; vig. P. P. S93 ; apon, np-
pon owl and night 494 ds 1634; td kesten kaog ^en
upon 3UDge inmimen a. r. 56; trAst . . . uppon godes
Btrencde 280; Are Idverd polede j^ae upo (ma. up o) pd
rode 24; upo loft Wr. spec, 114; opou Rob. Br. 37, 12;
uppon Mark. 8; uppon eorpe Orm. 8926; oppon Wr. an.
!«(. 10.
upaneren (uparere) rear up, Sob. Glouc. 319, 4; aparC-
red (part.) Wr. spec. 86.
uparlsen (upanse) rise up, Bek. 1395 ; uparlse (prea. subj.)
rd. aongt VII, 86; uparSs (pret.) Horn 1325.
upaatanden Hand up; upasRid (pra.) £03. 6495.
upaetlhuilge resurrection, Mark. 1.
upberen upbear; op-berep ayenb. 30.
upbreid (upbreeid) reproaoh, La^. 26036.
iipbreide(n) upbraid, rel. ant. 1, 179; owl and niffkt. 1412;
upbreided a. r. 198; upbreide (pret.) Bek. 1782.
apbreke(n) break up, Octov. 190.
upbrixleF Orm. 4871.
upbrnd reproach, k. m. 83; pet upbrad a. r. 108.
upbruden? bruddea up (pret) La^. 20335.
upcamen come up, Orm. 1367.
updra^en (updrawe) draw up, Alia, 2633; li beaua disc.
687; upidrawe (part) Wr. treat. 137.
upjeven give up; jfiven up (pret.) Katk. 183 0.
uphalden (upbolden) upkold, a. r. 140; c. of I. G09; oure
rijteB up td bolde Bek. 1283; opbaldes met. hom. I; up-
hSd nfustinut", pa. 24, 5.
upbangen kang up: bong up pin ax owl and nigkt. 658.
upberen? keave up; upbevee ncxaltas", pa. 9, 15; upbaf
(pro.) li beaua diae. 937; upbofea (part.) Orm. 12148.
uplift6(ii) uplift, Rick 4474; uplifted ps. 87, 16.
upnimen take up; up-nom (pret.) 0. of I. 1488; upinome
(part) Wr. treat. 137.
uprsren wprear; uprSrde Mor. a. p. 2, 561,
uprapaa Oart up, a. a. Wd>. 1620.
upreccben, OSOerm. nlreccbeu, lifi upf pa king his baud
uprau^to Hartah. m. t. 7.
=dbvGoogIe
uppe 617
upreiBe(n) upraise. Hob. Br. 78, 8.
upriht upright, a r. 266; c of L 696 ; oprist ayenb. 86.
uprihten raise up: rihted on up a. r. 18; ant rihte hire
up Mark. 20.
upnsen uprise, c of L 578; upnse Chauc. TroU. 2105; pr.
conac. 4979; up-ri33 Mor. a. p. 3, 378; r4s up Orui. 2741.
upriste uprising, Chauc. C. t. 1053; Bich. 3194; opriste
Skoreh. 124.
upspringen spring up, (pres.) Orm. 10543; up-sprungen
(paH.) St. gen. 3050.
upstanden (up-stande) stajtd up, Isumh. 324; up-stonde
Octav. 362; stod up Mark. 21; Rob. Ghuc. 141, lH.
upatepen? jo upf step up (pret.) Kath. 714; sMj^en up
£03. 9235.
upstlsen ascend; upst^h (pret) ps. 17, 9.
upswellen svidl up; upswal (pret.) rd. ant. !, 112.
uptaken take up; uptak (pret.) ps. 26, 10; he toh it up
lai lefr. 191.
upwsevea throw up} and w^fden up p4 castles jiete £03.
19003.
upwalle(D) tfo/I up, ^uUire, RtA. Glouc. 28, 13.
MpwsxA upward, a. r. 72; upward Kallt. 1989; Crm. 2056;
upwardea a. r. 122.
upwaxen waat up; opwexep ayenh. 76.
upwiuden (op-winde) wind up, rel. .ant. 2, 278; heo wun-
den up seiles La;^. llOt.
uppe, ASax. OSaar. nppe, Olcd. uppi? ahms, a. r.
64; Orm. 1169; compos, anuppe.
u p p e n , ASasc. OSaa. uppan, OHQerm. iifep, u£Fen,
on: uppen eorde rd. ant. 1, 178; nppen, uppe ioj. 7
<£ 6504; iippeu p€ bnigge a. r. 242; uppe pe 266. ridep
uppe stSde rel. songs IV, 30; uppe k lasse bul Bob.
Olouo. 204, 6; upe owl and night. 738; Brand. 11; ope
pe stdple ayenh. 180.
uppen, ASaiT. yppan, Oloel. jppa, uppen, disdoae^a,
r. 146; ippen rd. ant. 1, 129.
upper upper, Alia. 5691.
fire, ASax. lire, OSojc. flser, OHQerm. unser, (3o(A.
unsara, (gen. ^.) ot us, nostrum, rd. ant. 1, 128; tire n&n
Orm. 7766; dre ^re moder a.' r. 52; Ar <t. gm. 2262;
our Trwi, I, 93.
ure, ASax. Ore(?), 08 ax. tise, Ooth. nnsar, Oi'^Oerm.
..L.oo^^lc
618 ikri
aoserer, <mr, noster: tio Ifiverd a. r. 90; for dre Infe
Orm. 3S83; Are lahes ATof;^. 320; oure B^. 132; a^enfi.
117; o«, P. P. 204; shfi shal bSn oure CAomc, Troii
5208; Area (gen.) Furn. p. VIII, 99,
dri, ASaa. 4rig, 0/ce/. drigr? oury, madidvaf^m oori
wM met. horn. 86.
OS (lis?), ASasc. OSax. fls, OHGem. ans, GolA. nog,
unsia, fciot. occ^ ut, Lc^. 372; O/ttj. 719; vis. P. P. 308;
CAauc, C. t. 750; oas HV. treat. 132; oyenj. 117; Shorek.
5; VTr. apec, 73; us (for we) selve Zia3. 3315.
uscber, OFr. nissier, uaher, ^ostiariw", Wr. voc. 210;
prompt, parp. 512.
usle, ASase. ysle, MHGerm. usele, Usele, OIcA. osli,
m/c (eade), JavUla, Mor. a. p. 3, 747.
At, .ddoar. OSaa;, Olcd. Qoth. fit, OHQerm. flz, oirf:
pet tet bidd barst dt et t€ neiles if arA. 1 9 ; pepen (deden)
At Orm. 1098; «(. r/en. 2097; M of pon quarteme La^
7211; At of p€ heorte o. r. 404; out vis. P. P. 691; JFiW.
John 8; pr. con^c. 3220; pou shalt n^ver out wende
harrow. 129; icome out Irlond Roh. Glouc. 103, 2; out
pisse loade chron. Engl. 246; compos porhAt.
fitbreiden (outbreide) draw out, Rick. 4523.
atbreken break out; outbroken (part.) Iw. 3243.
AtbreBten burst out, Orm. 61; outbresto Bob. Br. 229, 14;
barst At MarL 5.
outcroude(n) (printed out^treude) dtove out, Shorek. 83.
Atcume coming out, a. r. 80.
fltdrasen („At drasen") draw out, ioj. 29266; At-dr03
at. gen. 1327; drow At s. s. Wr. 981.
AtdrTren („At driven") drive out, rel. songs V, 159; out-
dnve Shoreh. 18.
At-gOn go out, st. gen. 3021.
Atgang (oat-jong) going out, c. of I. 878 ; outgange neasUM",
ps. 113, 1*.
Atheste ovtery, owl and night 1696.
Atleden lead out, Orm. 14776.
Atlset? OHGerm. Azlffz, outlet: bl pare see in ore (oDe?)
AtlSte owl and night. 1752.
Atlase ouUaw, La^. 10568; st. gen. 431 ; Atlawe Wr. ooc. 89.
Atlesen rdease, Orm. 3619;
Outtlch« utterly, Rob. Glouc. 239, 8.
Atlokeu (ouUouke) puU out, pa. 51, 7*.
=dbvGooglc
iltnimen except; fltniimen (part.) a, r. 56; Om. t63; out-
inome ayenh. 221.
utreccben ptU out: rahte At his tuDge Mark. 10.
utndea ride otU: king Alisaundre ie outiiiden Alit. 4110.
out-riht outright, c. of I. 283.
outr-say(ea) say out, pr. conac. 5482.
Atscheden shed out: scbed &t, ase water, pine heorte a.
r. 320.
iktscbaTen akove out; ^Isael (jtret.) Fai^- 9366; heo scuven
.it 7859.
litapeowen speto out; speowed lit a. r. 86.
ikttakea except; outtaken (part.) Gow. conj. am. 1, 146;
Mand. 260.
utteon (^outte) draw out, Rob. Qlouc. 214, 14.
. fltward outward, a. r. 100; dtwariea 92.
(it|>ip toUkmU, Orm. 13116.
fite, ASax. OSna-. flte, Olcel. Ui, Goth. 4ta. OHGerm.
ilze, ou^ eartra, a. r. 50; reZ. ant. 1, 184; hpen lie beod
ute k. m. 31; pe folc par Ate 8t6(l Own. 141; oute Fum.
p. /,_42.
fltemeste (liteDiseste), ASax. litemesta, Jteracsta, ut'
moat, La^. 1 1023 ; Atmest Orph. 347 ; outemest Ri<^
2931.
flten, ASax. OSax. Olcd. fitan, Qoth. fltana, OHGerm.
Ozan, ou^ ertra, Laj. 5699; sL gen. 653; compos, bi-,
widaten.
Atenpip wi^out, Or»n. 4778; fitewid a. r. 38; A. m. 31.
6 ten (outea), XSoa;. fltian, ODutch dten, OHGerm.
azon, oaf, ederc, Chauc. C. t. 12762.
attre, .ilS'oa;. utera, littera, OHGerm. iizero, dzzero,
MWei" (outer), exterior, a, r. 4; tttsr Chauc Troil, 3513;
pr. a>n»c 4816.
utterhche utterly (ovterly), a. r. 206; 4tterlTko Orm.
16510.
uttren, LGerm. iitern, HGerm. auszem, utter, edere,
Chauc. C. e. Tyr. 16302.
iittreat(e), OHGerm. uzarosto, „exfremtM", prompt,
parv. 513; Uhauc. C. t. 8663.
dd?
ujjpite, JSa£C. ddpita, »age, Orm 7083.
fide, jISox. jd, OSax. Athia, OHGerm. unda, waye;
uden (>i^ laj. 4578; o. r. 142; ipes i/or. a. p. 3, H7.
630 uve
uve, OHGerm. obe?
uve^ard, ASaa. ufepeard, upward, rd. ant. 1, ISO.
uvel, A8ax. yfel, OHGerm. ubiler, Goth, ubilg, eoil,
Fum. p. VIII, 47 ; a. r. 52 ; c. of I. t; ivel prompt parv.
266; at gen. 310; s. s. FTei. 1878; Trist. 2, 51; ifel Orm.
1742; evel Ckauo. C. t. 2012; erel wil aueni. 86; eorel
Wr. spec. 76; uvel (snhst.) a. r. 112; muchel nfel heo dod
us La-T,- 12727; ivel Wid. John. 3; uvele (ado.) a. r. 104;
nvele bicom him Bek. 1179; ivele pis. P. P. 2803; evile
Mand. 10; uvelne (aco. m.) rel. ant. 1, 182.
uvelien, ASax. yfelian, t^raw iU: pe king uvelede
(printed unelede) an dn Bob. Gloria. 849, 7; evilde A. x.
8032.
uvemeste, ASax. ufemesta (7), yfemesta, upmost, a, r,
328; ovemeate Wr. treat. 132.
uven, ASax. ufan, Olcd. ofan, OHGerm. obana, (a-
h)ot>e; compot. an-, b(i)aven.
ufenan, uvenon (ovenon) inauper, supra, La^. 18337 &
27706; oveno (printed oneno) pe sherte Horn 1485.
ufer, ASax. ufor, auperiua, Orm. 1715; uvere, ASase.
ufera, OHGerm. obero, uver, superior, a. r. 332; hnfde p&
ufere (overe) bond Z^oj. 2482; an uvere da3e(n) 27794;
J>6 overe lippe Wr. voc. 146; his overe cheoke Marg. 159;
ovir Flor. 600.
overhand, MHGerm. oberhant, uver (over)-hand, Bofc.
Glouc. 88, 3: oferhand Orm. 6458.
overherre, Germ, oberherr, A. m. 29.
over-leper over-leather, Wr. voc. 181.
overlippe, Germ, oberlippe, Goto. conf. am. 2, 140; Ckmtc
C. t 133.
overalop Chauc. G i. 12561.
uvereate ( overest ) , OHGerm. oberoato, mipremus,
Chauc. G. t. 292; overist Orph. 343.
velvet, velwet, ItaL velluto, velvet, prompt, parv. 508;
felvet Launf. 950.
verai, OFr. verai, very, verus, Mor. a. p. 1, 1184;
(verrai) Chauo. G. t. 3643; verrei via. P. P. 11948; verri
Maitd. 139.
vtl, OFr. vil. Lot. vilia, vile, Wr. treat 138; c. of I
1112; ayenb. 82.
virgine, OFr. virgine, virgin; virghies (pi-) Kath.
2342.
:X.OO^^IC
Toachen 621
Toachen, OFr. Toucher, voweh: i ronche hur safe
Amad. Koba. LIIl, 8; 1 vonche it save Iwd. Coo. 336.
wft, ASax. pfi, OSaa. OHOerm. w6, Goth, yai, Olcd.
Tfii, Lai, vae, wa (wo): wi wea tiJm Laj, 317; him was
ful w& Trist 3, 43; Jacob was w6 »t. gen. 1838; w&
worth(e) pe jir. cotisc. 7396; po f>Sre peode re?, aon^ra FJ,
\i; inoh [?& pu barest idon me Mark. 11; in wele and
waa Iswmb. 305; peone is al pet wo iwurden to wunne
a. r. 218; wi l& W& Laj. 7971; w6 1& w6 a. r. 88j owl
and night. 412; Wr. tpee. 74; «ee wai and wea.
w&^fei, MHGerm. w€tac, day of too, La^. 8760.
wofare HcJMw. diet. 936.
woful Chauc. C. t 2058.
'w&msd(e) angry maided? La^. 6968.
pfisid h. m. 37.
w&word a. r. 306*.
w&c, ^Satr. p&c, OSax. w6c(f), 0/ceZ. veikr, OHOerm.
weicber, from wiken, weak (wake), £03. 10775; pftc Or»?j.
6185; woe a. r. 12; wok rei. anL 1, 123; waik P. P. p.
614; weik jirompt. ^tr. 620; (peos) pftke porld JlfarA. 1;
pis w4ke (weike) womaa Ghaao. G. (.6352; waika (pi)
EaveL 1012; ]>ftcre (compar^ ffatA. 1267.
wocltcbe weakly, a. r. 294.
wacche, ASax. })feGce, OHGerm. wacha? from waken,
wiUeh, vigUiOf Gow. conf. am. 2, 96; via. P. P. 6187; m.
Arth. F, 2605; wecche a. r. 144; peccfae Orm, 1461; peo-
chen (pi) Katk. 1766.
waccben (wacche), ASax. p£eccan(?), waick, vigHare,
Gow. conf. a/m. 1, 162; Hoed. I, 806; wecchon promj^
parv. 620; wecche lud. Gov. 280.
wocnesse wtalmesa, a. r. 232j waiknes pr. conac
9026.
w&d, w6d, ASax. p&d, ODvteh weed, OHGerm. weit,
utoacf (wad), iaatia, prompt, parv. 613; w6d PTr. voc 91;
rci. a«(. 1, 36; wode (dal) owl and night 76.
wad en, ASax. ^adan, OFris. wada, OJcd. vada,
OHGerm. wataD, voe^, a. r. 252; Chauc. C. t 9668;
wadin nvadere", prompt, parv. 613; wade £o&. Glome. 99,
18; 5o»rf. 2646; via. P. P. 7797; ^mw 1864; w6d (pret.)
Fvm. p. XV, 92; Wr. p. e. 217; larnid). 178; wode B«A.
1479.
paede, ASaa. paed, pfede, O^'rii. wed, w6de, OSax.
..L.oo^^lc
G23 t*^'^
wAdi, OHOerm. wftt, weed, Ofm.8171; w6de „vestiment«m*',
prompt, parv. 619; st. gen. 1972; 0<^v. 600; Mor. a. p.
2, 793 i TrieL 2, 36; w^e {pl.J Percev. 1252; wMen c
of I. 547; compoB. iwfide.
[>aedte, ASax. fsedla, onp. OHOerm. wadale (egentex),
poor, Orm. 5638; p6 wiedlen ia^. 5872.
waeje (w6ie), ASaa. fKg, Olcel. v&g, OHGertn. -w&ga,
_/rom wajen, weigh, libra, a. r. 60; wfiye oi*. /*. P. 2658;
wAye ayenb. 255; w€ien ('pi^ a. r. 372; twelf w^yen (ma-
kiep) d,i fflpir rrf. an(. 1, 70; wftsen levers? La^. 21505.
waese, OIceL veig (potutjf compos. h&iew6ie?
waekeQ (wSken), ASax. ftacaa, Jrom vfic, tteaken,
Ckauc Troa. 5813.
wael, A8ax. ytel, ODulch wael, toed, ngurgea", Wr. voc.
92; weel „torrente", ps. 35, 9.
waelen, ASax. {>£elan (vexare)f earryf wajlden (iirH.)
Laz- 1131.
paepen, ASaar. pcepen, OiSasr. v&pan, O/cd. v4pn,
Goth, vApn, OHOerm. wftfan, weapon, Orm. 2616; wfipen
Chauc. C. t. 1593; Degree. 1600; w&peo Tfci. ift-. 187,
19; pr. comic. 1707; wftpin Percev. 1140; w&pen st. gen.
469; wSpne (pi.) owl and night. 1367; mo. P. P. 7654;
wSpnen (dat. pi.) a. r. 60.
?)fdpm&n, ^StKc. psepman, (art?if*i) man, Orm. 7998; w6p-
mon Ltiz- 1868; owi and ni^At. 1377; Wr. p. a. 153; wftp-
man st. gm. 1001; {>£pinen (pi) Kath. 2355; wSpmen a.
r. 54.
wSpjien, .^iSofc. ^pnian, weapon, armare, La^. 20347;
^pned) K(ah. 191; pfepned Orm. 677; wopeoed at gen.
3373.
wSsi&d, ASox. psesend. Of m. wSsende, weaaand, Wr.
VQC. 207.
waet {w6t), .4-Sasr. pat, Oi^Vw. wfit, Oicrf. vMr, weei
(wet), lumiduo, La^. 28080; a. r. 278; (weet) c. of i
1433; Mand. 100; in w&te and drie ^r. conac. 7611;
wSte ('iV^ CAOMC. C. t. 1282; i)ejr)-ei>. 824.
t^aete, ASax. psete, OJcei. vieta? teet, humor, lijttor,
(dat) Orm. 7862; w6te rel. ant 1, 210; (ace) a. r. 164;
Wr. treat 188.
waecen (wfite), ASax. fEetan, 0/crf. vieta, wet, humee-
tare, Rob. QUntc. Z2\, 22; wfites ('prea.^ Wr. spec. 86;
w6te (m(6j^ Jtfanrf. 158; w&tte (>re(^ iio*. G/owc. 322, 5.
.L,oo.^lc
wEeven 623
waeTen, A8ax. ^fan, wmd, turn, swing: ints pe
cloistre ... hi gonne w6ve Be/c. 2077; wdve Mor. a. p.
1, 313; aud smot of Modred his hSfd, |>at hit w€fde a
pena felde Xm^. 38049*; his brond aboute he w6fde (im.
wdvede) li beatia disc. 505; be wolde his bdved fro pe
bodi have iwfived Alia. 3807 ; compos, bi-, of-, to-, tunbe-,
upwieren; see waiveu.
wafer (wafir, wafur), OFr. waufre, gaufre, wafer,
prompi. pare. 518; wafur Wr. voe. 126; wafres (pi.) vis.
P. P. 8575.
wage, OFr. waige, guaige, wage, „stipendium", prompt
paro. 513; wages (pi) via. P. P. 7164.
waggin, MHOerm. wacken? viag, nnovere, vaciliart^,
prompt, parv. 513; wagge „vaeUlare, litubare*', rel. ant. 1,
6; Wr. p. s. 332; wgpoe wagge Havd. 89; wagged a. r.
374; waggep ayenb. 211; vis. P. P. 10878; Sardw. poem
44, 6.
was (^*g^)> ASaa. pag, pwg, Ofrils. wacb, OIceL veggr,
wogh, paries, ps. 61, 4; wah £03. 25887; W03 ayenb. 72;
waghe (dot.) pr. consc. 6619; wawe Havel. 474; wowe
Fum. p. IX, 171; wages (pi.) La^. 10182; wo*ea a. r.
846; vis. P. P. 1477; Mand. 247.
pasherift Orm. 1014.
wage, ODutck wage? toave,Jluctwi, wnda, ayenb, 207;
wawe Gow. conf. am. 1, 184; Chauc. C. t 4888; Hartsk.
m. t. 130} wajea (pi.) La-^. 11977*; wawea Brand. 24}
vis. P. P. 4979; Udg. m. p. 63.
wagen, ASax. psegan, deceive? waye Shoreh. 169.
w a 3 j e n (wajesen), ASax. pagian, GoiA. Tagjao,
OHGerm. wageu, move, La^. 26941; wawe Bob. Glimc.
207, 10; Alis. 2C84.
pagn, ASax. piegn, psen, 0/cei. Tagn, OHGerm. wa-
gan, MJai'n, Orm, pre/". 21 ; wain f,plaustrum", prompt, parv.
513; Rob. Glouc. 416, 9; wein Wr. voo. 95; wainea fpl.^
at. gen. 2362; .4rtA. and ifeW. 4722; ^ond. 250.
wai^wi? alas, rd. songs V, 167; wai 1& wai owi and
night. 220; Chauc. C. t. 14529; Ismnb. 140; wEei 1& W8ei
L03. 8031; pel JfarA. 16; wei ift wei a. r 60; rt. jen.
208a
peimere? h. m. 21, 23.
wffii-, weisid La^. 25846 (6 28199.
wailen (waile), cmp. 02cel. vsela, T&la, wail, Chauc.
..L.oo^^lc
B24 waiten
C. t. 3398; ArOi. and Merl 2578; wailend Qoto, txmf. im.
1, 144, wailede via. P. P. 9085; compos, biwailen.
waiten (waitic), OFr. waitier, gaitier, wait, ^obter-
vare", prompt, parv. 513; Chauc. C. L 4666; hie profit
t6 waite vis. P. P. 2876; waitep ayenb. 17 9; and lokep
and waitep wane he come to lande La^. 23077*; waites
pr. conac. 1243; weiteden a. n 196*; compos, awaiten.
waiven, OTceL veifa, 6oth. (bi)vaibjan, OHOerm. (zi)-
weiben? waive, throw? to waiven up pe wiket via, P. P.
3710; and waited a wai wanhope 14260; fro pennes art
pou weived Chauc. C. t. 472ft; tee wseven.
wake, Olcd. vaka, wake, (dat.) a. r. 314; (aec.) owl
and night 1588.
wakemon a. r. 14; pakemao Orm. 3812; wakman $. a.
fVr. 1448.
waken* ASate. ^acan, Goth, yakan, wake, eaeperguci,
(prea.) rel. onL 1, 221; ^aken Orm. 7484; w6c (prO.)
tt. gen. 2111; wook Chaac. C. L 1395; etd of T. 778;
^flken Orm. 3762; woken via. P. P. 9052; woke Bek. 681;
waken (part.) Min. it ; (wakin) Tor. 280; compos, awaken.
waker, ASaa. pacor, Olcd. vakr, OHGerm. wacharer,
teacher, vigil, a. r. 142; rd. ant. 1, 132; P. P. p. 629;
Fum. j\ r, I. p. 187; (wakir) prompt parv. 614; )>akere
(pi) Marh. 17.
wakien, ASax. pacian, Ooth. (lu)Takjaii, OleeL YtOta,
OHQei w. wachen, wake, vigilare, a. r. 6 ; vakien h. m.
37; wa^d aye^. 62; wakeden /.aj. 9859; Wr. p. a. 343;
waked (ptart-) >t. gen. 2616; (wakid) Octav. 130; compos,
a-, iwacien.
w&kien, ASaee. p&cian, OlceL veikja, OHGwm. wei-
cban, tSeakea, La^. 19798; w&kede 2938.
waknen (wakne), ASax. pacDian, Ol&i. vakna, Qolh.
(ga)Taknan, waken, Havel. 2164; pakenen h, m. 31; pac-
nep (p/ea.) Orm. 5845; yakenetl Mark. II; wakenep Wr.
p. B. 102; Wr. spec. 60; wakned (prei.) met hom, 134;
wakened Fum. p. XXV, 148; compos, awakenen.
wal, ASax. VEel, Olcel. ral, OMOerm. wal, alaughter;
w»l, wal (wal) I05. 4111 (fc 6427.
wf^curie, ASax. |»selcyrige, OlceL valkyrja? walkiries ('p^
Mor. a. p 2, 1577.
wtelslaht La^. 1369.
wal, ASax. peall, OSax. wal, Lot. Tidliim? wcdl, „miti-
.L.OOc^lC
Talc 625
rut, paries", prompt, parv. 514; Xoj. 94S0; a. r. 104;
Hob. Qlouc. 395, 9; Chauc. C. t. 8923; wallee Las- 1136;
Orm. 14801; compos. stAnwal.
walwurt wall-wort, „ebulum", rel. ant. 1, 36.
wale, ASax. ge^>ea]c, reeolvtion, commotion, tumult,
LaT,. 2540 & 6225.
wald, ASax. peald, OSasc OHOerm. wald, wold, »al-
tua, Lot,. 16461; wold H. gen. 938; lud. Cov. Ill; wolde
^at.) oud and night. 1722; rd. ant. I, 222; )>aldes (pi.)
Mark. 10.
waldscade £03. 25859.
paid, .ASoa-. gepeald, OSax. giwald, OHGerm. gewalt,
power, Mark, i ; wold st. gen. 2000; palde (dat.) Orm. 38;
wolde Peicee. 2006; tn. Artk. F. 745; his hert^t sbd hadde
in wolde £m. 399; paldes (gen.) h. m. 27; woldes a. r.
6; compot. anwsld.
wald (wold, weld) v}<dd (icdd), lulnm, prompt, parv.
520 & 532.
walden, ASax. pealdan, Goth, valdao, OSax. waldan,
OiJGerm. walten, wald, imperare, qubemare, La^. 2966;
wolde Fmm. p. SV, 10; Cha«c. C. t. 5853; Rob. ifr. 264,
2; pealdea Fvm. p. VllI, 195; pat 1 ... ah it paid
(imperJ) that, perhaps, 1 ove it, Orm. 11816; ^oure ton-
gen 56 wealde Shoreh. 100; pealdinde Kalh. 934; compos.
iwalden.
wale, ASax. foiu (vibex) f Goth, valus (pa^oc), Oled.
voir (bactdus, virga), wale, prompt, parv. 514; Hob. Br.
M. 3, 395.
walen (wale), Goth, valjan, wale, digeie, Wr. sptc. 33;
ant. Arth. XXVII, 3; see welen.
walh (wfelh), ASox. pealfa, OHGerm. wal(a)her, fo-
reigner, alai^e, La^. 14852.
walnote walnitt, vis. P. P. 7082; Ckavc. A. off. 1281.
palh wailow, nauseous, h, m. 35,
walk, Olcel. valk, MHGerm. wale? watle, Chauc. C. t.
4979; he is of walke weri rel. ant. I, 223;
walke? MHGerm. walke?
walkmilne walk-mttl, Jullonica, Town. myU. 313.
walken, ASax, pealcan, MHOerm. walken, weiUe, vol-
vere, ire, vie. R P, 4927; Chauc. C. t. 2311; p^lc (pret.)
Kath. 916; welk pr. conac. 4390; Percev, 209; Amad.
Hole. XLIV, 1 ; weolkeit Z03. 12040; walken at. gen. 568.
40
626 walker
v'Si.l\i«r, ASax. pealc€re(?), walktr, fiiUo, Wr. voc.
213; walkeres (gen.) Befe. 1135.
walkien w^k, a. r. 4; walkede (pret.) c. of I. 137G;
walkide Wicl. John 7; walked (pari.) vis. P. P. SSGS.
ynUe, ASax. yes.ll{?). OFt-is. walla, wall, fans, Mark.
11; wallen (pL) ret. ant. 1, 367; weallen Lai,. 1240.
pa 11 en, ASax. peallan, OSaar. OHQerm. wallan, wall,
hullire, fervere, Orm. 10507; wallen rel. ant. 1, 101; wal-
led a. r. 118; Shoreh. 90; feol (pret.) Kath. 1925; pe
blod out of his wouode w61 Je. of T. 1087; wallande Ator.
a. p. 1, S(i5; walliDg Alig. 1G22; compos, upwallen.
walm, ASax. ptelm? OHGerm. walm, v>alm, fervor, s.
0. Wr. 2390; walme (t/at) La^- 22124; see welm.
walten, ASax. pealtan, OHQerm. walzan, wait, vol-
vere; waltea (pies) Mor. a. p. 2, 1037.
waltrin, weitrin, ODvtch welteren, waller (welter),
„volulare", prompt, parv. 521; waltered (}>ret.) Mor. a. p.
2, 416; waltrid dep. of R. 14, 20; walterid (part) Ivd.
Cot). 342.
walwieo, ASax. pealpian, Gotk. (af-, at)valvjan, wal-
low; „welwin vulvere", prompt, parv. 521; i waiwe and
winde Ckauc. C. t 6684; walewep ayenb 126; |>alewid
h. m. 13; walwsn Wart. hist. 2, 68.
^ambe, ASax. pamb, pomb, Goth, vamba, OHQerm.
wamba, Olcel. Torab, wtmib, venter, Orm. 2471; wambe
pa. 16, 14; pr. consc. 4161 ; wombe prompt, pare. 632; a.
r. 78; ayenb. 53; Mand. 157.
wamfin, Dan. vamle, wamble? „naitseare" , prompt,
parv. 616.
wan, won, ASax. ]>an, ])on, OSax. wan, OHQerm.
waner, Olcel. vanr, Goth, vans, deficient.
wanhope, ODvtch wanhope, despair, ayenb. 29; vis. P. P.
1031; Mand. 285; Chauc. C. I. 1251; sacram. 67; won-
bope c. of I. 951.
wanmel not eloquent, st. gen. 2817,
(waiitojen?) waotowe, wantowu wanton, prompt, pare. 515;
wantoun Chauc. C. t. 8112.
pantroppe incredulity, Orm. 3148.
wan, ASax. iiann, ]>onn, wan, pallidus, Ckauc. C. t.
2458; ^mis 2446; Fum. p. II, 43; pon A. m. 43; HV.
spec. 54.
W&n fortune, resource? Perceo. 422; al ni5 worldli win
.L.OOc^lC
pand 627
rd. ant. 2, 96; of maidens was par so gflde win Iio.
1429; won (woon) „copia", prompt, parv. 532; Wr. »pec.
24; s. a. Web. 231; via. P. P. 14266; of god(e) corn grSt
w6a Hob. Olouc. 2, 1 ; p6 he sai non oper won 12, 16;
hit is wicked won rel. ant. 1, 263; per was non opcr
won Ckauc. TroU. 5850; bt mine wone Havel. 1711,
pAnlEs Marh. II, 22.
pand, Olcel. Yondr. iffoi/i. vandus, watid, mrga, Orm.
16178; wand Trist. 1, 83; pr. come. 5880; lud. Cov. 95;
wond St. gen. 2715; Mapes 336.
wand, ASax. pand (^rMmw/Ma a taipa ejectus)? wont
/j'/iw- *wandwerp, vlS'aa;. pandpyrpe) want ('wont),Aalpa,
Wr. voc. 177.
wand, Olcel. vandr (malua)f nu pu schalt in pe |>utte
punie pid pe ponde rel. tonga V, 112.
pandrap, OTcel. vandrajfli? misery, distress, Orm. 4846;
wandrep met. horn. 21; wondrgd Wr. p. a. 152; wandreile
(dat.) La^. 12511; wandiSpe (ace) c. oft 1116; pond-
rede Marh. 4; wondrede (-rede) o. r. 310.
wandien (wande), .4S(ia;. pandian, Golli. vandjan?
refrain, avoid, Triam. 1526; wonde TI'j-. apec. 20; Horn
313; (row. con/", am 1, 332; .EicA. 228; Amis 650; Chauc.
I. g. w. 1185; wondi Shoreh. 103.
wandrien, wondrien, ASax. pandrian, ODutek wan-
deren, wander, La^, 12044 & 14796; wandren vis. P. P.
4406; wandrit), wanderin „vagaH'^, prompt, pai-o. 615;
3chal wandre „ambwlave: it", Wid. John 1 1 ; pondrinde
Mark. 11.
wane, ASax. pana, wane, defedua, at. gen. 1023 &
3353; Shoreh. 121; Oow. conf. am. 2, 307; Wr. p. a. 341;
Arih, and MerL 3132; ne mai non uve! ne non pane
beon inne godes riche Fwrn. p. VIII, 179; no god nia
him pane 185; wone c. of I. 233; ful Intel per was wone
Ld^. 1905; vor wone of witnesse a. r. 68; wone of wit
Wr. spec. 30; him ne schal beo wone nouht rd. ant. 1,
171; tpo pone of tpenti Kath. 67.
? wanlich miserable? wanilche weoren pS sonden La~,.
25990.
? wansnm miaerahle? si. gen. 1099.
wang, ASax. pang, pong, OSax. wang, Olcel. vangr,
Ooth. vaggs, wong, campus; „wong territorivm", prompt.
parv. 532; wonges (pi.) Havel. 397.
40*
623 wange
w a n g e , ASax. ^ange , ponge , Olcel. vangi , OSag.
OHGerm. wanga, wanff, gena, maxilla; wonges (til-) Wr,
»pec. 28; Trtst. 1, 67; (woiigus) Degree. 824; compoi.
punwange.
wangtootli prompt, part). 515; wongUjtli Wr. voc. 207.
wangere, ASacc. j^angere, OMGeitn. wangari, Goth.
vaggareis, pillow; wonger(e) Chawc. C. t. 15320.
wanien. ASax. paDian, ]K>uian, OHOerm. wnnon, wane,
tainvere, via. P. P. 4579; wane Gok. coaf. am 3, 109;
Maiid. 44; Chaw. C. t. 2080; wonien (wanien) La^,.
982 & 26991; pe mone waxed & woned a. r. 16fi; hi
wanyep Brand. 1 5 ; poTiied Kath. 3218; wanede Hob.
Glouc. 410, 15; wonede c. of I. 232.
w^nie'ii (f»4nen), ASax. y&nian, Olcd. veina, OHQerm.
weinon, ween, plorare, Orm. 5653; wonie and gr^de oiel
and night. 973; w&nede Lwt,. 25847.
pftnunge, ASax. (tftnung, weeping, h. m. 37; wooing
rel. ant. 1, 227; owl and night. 311.
wankel, ASax. pancol, OSax. wancol, OHGerm. wan-
chaler, wankle, inatabilia, rel. ant. 1, 221.
w a o 3 i n, wanson, ASax. ^ansian, wanse, minuere. prompt,
parv. 515; Marches nahtes t>an8en Orm. 1901; wansit
(pret.) Fum. p. r. I. p. 234.
want want, defectua: hem ^as pant g&stlic insiht Orm.
14398; wante (dat.) Wr. p. a. 341.
pantsum indigent, Orm. 14824; ^antsum met. horn. XVlll.
wanten, Olael. vanta, want, defcere; 6 word ne scfaal
per wonten a. r. 344; wantep h6m nogbt vis. P.P. 9265;
wontep c. of I. 649; hwat pe wonted a. r. 276; n&pjht
ne ponted h&m Kath. 1685; pe^ ]>antep Omi. 13389;
wantede at. gen. 1233; Hat-el. 1243; wanted pr. con»c. 6194.
wappin, Olcel. vappa (ifaa med m vraliende gang)?
wap, ferire, volveref prompt, pare. 515; wapped (waped*!')
(pret) Mor. a. p. 2, 882 ; waped (paii.) Chaue. Annel.
a. Arc, 215; (wappid) iVr. a. a. c. XXXIII, I ; ate hwap-
pen; compoa. a-, at^, biwappen.
war, ASax pser, OSax. war, Olcd. var, Gotk. vars,
ware (wary), ^cautua'^, prompt, parv. 516; a. r. 4 8; owl
and night. 170; at. gen. 721; pr. conac. 2022; war and
-HIS Ckavc. C. t. 311; pat n6 man ne scholde . . . war
of him beo liek. 1151; ich ulle makien pe par of alle
mine piheles Marh. 16; ^if man mibte purpen par (per-
war 629
eeive) Orm. 1963; war, w»r La^. I4S0 & 2967; eompot.
iwar,
warliche warily, La^. 22277; a. r. 138; parhche KtOh.
82; warli ant. ArtL XXXVII J, 7; lud. Coo. 334.
waracipe caution, La^- 5603; warschipe a. r. 252; A. m. 41.
war, iSwe<£ Tar (pu»)1 par <& pirsen Orm. 4782.
w4r?
w4rlow(e), ASax. pterloga, 08ax. w&rlogo, perfidut, Mar.
mir. pi. 101 ; w&rlowes (gen.) Mor. a. p. 3, 258; wftrla-
wes (pi.) via. P. P. 1SC2.
pa rant, Fi: gsrant, warranl, Mark. 12,
ward, A8ax. peard, OSax. ward, toard, in the compos.
after-, for3-, h&m-, liwider-, in-, iiider-, to-, pider, up-,
Ht-, widerward.
ward, ASax. peard, OSax. ward, Goth, vardfl, OHGerm.
wart, ward, ensues; wurde (dot) dm." P. P. 12733; wardes
(pi.) Alia. I d77 ; compoa. here-, dure-, jate-, 8ti(3)-, wude-
ward.
warde, ASax. peard, OHQerm. warta, ward, „ctato-
dia", prompt paro. 516; Laj. 19402; a. r. 6; Marg. 35;
Bob. Br. 132, 14; wardes epeeulae, pr. conac. 9083.
wardemat vis. P. P. 187.
wardiea (wardie), ASax. peardian, OFria. wardta,
OSax. wardon, OHGerm, warten, ward, cuatodire, Fum.
p. XII, 24; warded a. r. 182; wardip Alia. 909.
ware, ASax. pare, inkabitanta: helle pare ant heovenes
Marh. 9.
ware, ASax. pam, OIceL vara, ODvtch ware, ware,
met-fT, La3. 11356; a. r. 66; oicJ a?K2 nu/At. 1547; at, gen.
1990; ^w. 7077; via. P. P. 1309; GkattC. C. t 4580;
7w. 2992; Hartah. m. t. 204; pare (printed 3are) Fwm.
p. VIII, 84.
ware, ^Soir. paru, OHGerm. wara, cowiton, jptord?
b6 on war Wr. epec. 46.
?warlok feiXer, prompt pare. 517; Mor. a. p 3, tfO.
warien, ASax. ponan, OFria. waria, OSax. waron,
Olcel. vara, ware, cavere, tervHre, a. r. 418; wareo at. gen.
2154; warie Alia. 4083; ware Rob. Gloac. 115, 9; Ckauc.
a t 664; Jf/w. 406; ware pe vU. P. P. 3377; Gow. conf.
an*. 2, 386; a. a. e. X, 41 ; compos, biwarien.
pari, ^iSaa;. pearg, pearh, OHGerm. warg, Olcd. yargr,
ufretch, v^lain, Mark. 4; weri (wari) a. r. 352,
:.,COOgIf
630 warien
war^treo, Olael. vargtre, gallow, Bek. 2116; waritreo a.
r. 122; wari(weri)-treo La-i,. 5714.
warien, ASax. pergian, pyrgean, Goth. (ga)vargjan,
OHGei-ai, wergen, warry, maledicere, a. r. 70; wariin
prompt, pare. 516; warye !'. s. 1358; ward CkaiK. C. t.
4792; apol. H; weri pr. come. 7422; warie (pred. tiul>j)
Havel. 433; weried (pret.) pa. 61, 5; paried (part.) Kath.
203; waried st gen. 544; Gow. con}, am. 2, 144; Tor.
1540; werejed rd. ant. 1, 131; compos, a-, forwarien.
wariuDge malediction, a. r. 200; wariioge pi-ompt
paro. 516.
wari (wori), ASax, parig, OHGerm. warager? dirly,
Furit. p. VUI, 72; a. r. 386; Brand. 12.
wart, ASax. pierc, wark (warch), dolor; warch a.
282*; see werk.
p a r m , ASax. pearm , OSax. warm , 07oe/. vara
OHGei-m. warmer, warm, calidus, O'-m. 101(6; warm i
and night. 632; Chauc. C. t. 7409; warmo (pi) a.
418; warmer (comp.) via. P. P. 12913.
war men, ASax. pearmian, Goth, varmjan, warm, cole-
facere, Xaj. 16209; warme a. s. Wt. 2520; (he) warmen
hem wel rel ant. J, 230.
warnie(ii), ASax. pearnian, Olcel. yarna, OHGerm.
warnon, warn, a. r. 64 j & parute op pid he(a)rme Furn.
p. VUI, 115; warnen st. gen. 1581; waroi (prea.) owl
and vigkt. 739; warnede (pret.) La-T,, 7984; via, P. P.
2219; warned (part.) c. of I. 390; Chauc. C. t. 3535;
in warned cite „in civitatem munitam", pa. 107, U; com-
pos, iwarnien.
warninge, ASax. pearnung, OHGerm. warnunge, war-
ning, a. r. 256*.
warp, ASax. pearp, OHGerm. warf, from werpen,
warp, ^stamen'*, Wr. voc. 180; prompt, parv. 517,
war pin, Olcel. varpa (j'acoe), warp, nCvrvare", prompt
parv. 517; warped Mar. mir. pi. I5l.
warre, ASax. pearr, war, nodus, prompt, parv. 516,
warbote (-bode?) a beetle in tlte hide of a cow, prompt,
parv. 516.
warte, ASax. peart, Olcel, varta, ODutch warte, wrate,
OHGerm. warza, wart (tt>rat, wret), „iierrjica", Wr. voc.
207; werte 179 & 267; Chauc. C. t 557; werte, wrete
prompt, parv. 533.
D, = ,l,z<,d=vG00glf
warp 63 1
warp, ASax. pearod (litwi), OlIGerm. warid {tnnUa),
wartk, Mor. a. p. 3, 339.
was, ASax: jwes (aqua)? (r. w. graa) Goio. conf. am.
3, 357.
waschen, ASax. fiascan, OHOerm. waacan, toask
(wesh), laaare. Goto, conf. am. 2, 137; vasmn st gen. 2291;
wasche Brand. 30; weSBe ayenb. 171; wascue nlaoo"
prompt, parv. 517; waached a. r. 300; wosch (p>'et.) Fum,
p. XXIII, 125; Mnnd. 91; weosch a. r. 300; pfeh Orm.
1103; wgscli Shoreh. 86; Chauc. G. t. 2286; wosche
Brand. IL'; wgshen uis. T". P. 1323; waschen (part.)
Mand. 92; n''ur/. Juhn 13; iwascheii a. r. 288; iwasche
Bek. 2223.
wa8(e), 0 Dutch wase (fax)f Brand. 23.
wage (wose), i^Stw. jjiseCi"), OFria. w4ae, 0/cei, veisa,
uxHMe foosej, limai, prompt, pare. 532; ('rfa*^ ayenb. 87; P,
P. p. 541 ; waise hob. Br. 70, IB.
waspe, ASax. |>ieps, Lti/. vespa, OHOerm. wafea, wef-
sa, waap (wapa), iVr. voc. 223; prompt, parv. fil7; cr. P.
P. 12!)1.
wast, OHGerm. wahst, Goth, wahstua, from waxen,
waist, prompt, paro. 517; ant. Arth. XLV, 6; waste (dat.)
Gow. conf. am. 2, 373,
waste, OFf. (terre) gaste, waste, erl of T. 451.
w a s t e n, OPr. waster , guaster , gaster , loaHe , La^.
22575; waste Mand. 23!>; wasted a. r. 138; h. m. 29;
wastep ayenb. 19.
])a3tum, ASax. [>ast(u)ni, OSax. vastam, from waxen,
growth, stature, Mark. 2; pastme Orm. 10025; westme
(dat) La^. 15698; vAstmes (pi.) 33108.
water, ASax. pteter, OSax. watar, OHGerm. wazar,
toater. Lot,. 113; a. r. 3U; et. gen. 749; peter 3farA..
19; pet weter ayenh. 106; watre (dot) via. P. P. 11823.
waterkresse Alia. 5767.
paterflcd Orm. 18088.
watiroedir nAwt/nM", HV. voc. 223.
waterpol Rob' Glove. 131, 6.
paterstreem rtr»». 18092.
wateri, ASax. pseterig, watery, a. r. 376; watri ait.
P. P. 12914.
patren, ASax. pseterian, water, trrigare, Orm. 13848;
weteri ayenb. 98; hise ^iglien watrede vis. P. P. 4147.
..L.oo^lc
68S mtlmt
wfttlen watde; wsUede via. P. P. 18612.
V&pe, ASax. padu (vagatio, venatio), OHGerm. weida
(nenatio, pajcua), Olcd. veidr (captara)l waip(e) aiU.
Arth. XXXIV, 6; w6pe Mor. a. p. 1, 375.
w&pe (withe), Olcd. vidi, danger, harm. Bob. Br.
293, 6; pr. cotue. 4558; wope Mor. a. p. 2, 855; w&pes
(pL) avow. Arth. XIV, 4; w&tfaes (wdpes) ^pertcttla", ps.
114, 3.
wftTen (waye), ASax. pafian, 0/ceI. vafa? «khj«, finc-
tHore, vacUlare, Hoed, I, 399 ; wafe (prea. »vbj.) Mar.
mir, pi. 186; iravid wip eche wind Lulff. m. p. 256.
waTeron, Oleel. vafra? teacer, nVadUare", prompt
parv. 518; weverinde Shcreh. 16.
wiwe (wdwe), ASax. p&{>a, OHQerm. wfiwa, pain, mt-
«ery, rtiL ant I, 130; owl and night. 414; Skoreh. 166;
^itm. p. F', 3; p&pen O^^ Orm. 13349; wfiwes a. r. 198.
wax, ASax. feax, Olcd. vax, OHGerm. wahs, wax,
„cera*', prompt, parv. 518; BiiA. 782; sue*. Aom. 153; lud.
Cov. 341; wei ias- 2370; Fum. p. XIII, 121; ©m. i*. P,
11776; C'AaMC. C. (. 677.
waxen, ASax. peaxan, Olcd. vaza, OSax. OHQerm.
wahsan, wax, crescere, Xaj. 26968; at gen. 1128; paxen
A. m. 3; Orm. 3935; waxin prompt, parv. 518; wexe Wr,
spec. 133; ayenb. 95; Gow. conf. am. 3, 109; Matid. 44;
waxed <j. r. 74 ; weox (pret.) 258 ; ]>eox, ]>6x A'otA.
12 (fe 19; w6x iaj. 25616; Chauc C. t 1864; Degree.
619; an(. jlrtA. X^F/, 4j (weex) vis. P. P. 2034; (i^x)
Orm. 7694; w6x c of I. 97 j [wax Bob. GUmc 322, 3;
ifoncj. 30S; Tor. 73;] wdxen fiow. conf. am. 3, 153; pa-
xen (part.) Orm. 3190; waxen Iw. 1738; compos, iwaxen.
we, ASax. ]>e, OSaat. wi, OZcci. ver, OHGerm. wir,
(?()*A. Teis, we, Ziaj. 364; j>e ifafA. 2.
wea, ^8(Kr. pea (miaeria), wea.
P$ined(e) an^ri/ mirtclA^? ^I'ct. thea. 1, 167; see w&med«.
weamod, ASax. peamDd CtroOTtTwfKa), a. r. 118; wSmsd
FTr. (rcat 138.
peane misery, affiuAion, k. m. Q; weane & teose a. r.
114; wsene iaj, 9399; ant penden of peos ]>6aDen to
peolen Marh. l.
wdneid Za3. 539.
web, ASax. i>ebb , OSax. webbi , OHGerm, weppi,
from weven, uei^ rel. ant. 1, 116 & 219; FFr. treat. 139;
webbe 688
ayenb. 164; webbe „erfo", prompt, parv. 519; La^. 19947;
Amad. lioba. XLV, 2.
webbe, ASax. i»ebba, teirtor, lexlrix, via. P. P. 2901;
Chauc. C. t. 364; webbes (pi.) Wr. p. s. 188.
webbon, ASax. ^bban, weave, prompt, parv. 519,
webbare, AS^x. ]»ebbore(?), weaver, prompt.parv. 519.
webstar, ASax. vebbestre, wehfter, „textor, teaArtsf,
prompt, parv. 519; webbesters (]A.) vis. P. P, 436.
wecchen, ASax. peccan, OlJOerm. wecchan, OSax.
wekkian, Olcel. vekja, Golk. (us):rakjan, weJce, excite;
wechche a. s. Web. 1628; wecchetl taj, 798; wecched a
mong h^m flite rel. ant. 1, 12*^; pe wind weehte (webte)
pat fur LaT,. 26216; wei^te Brand. 21; compos, awecchen.
wed, -JSaa;. pedd (j>ed), Olcd. vetl, GotA. vadi, OHGerm.
wetti, gage, pledge, a. r. 394; Wr. spec. 110; Alia. 884;
Gow. conf. am. 1, 94; via. P. P. 2960; pet beste wed
ayenb. 113; (wedd) Triam. 1060; (wedde) prompt, parv.
519; wedde (dat.) st. gen. 2198; Mand. 13; Amad. Itobt.
XXXIII, 10; his nekke Itp to wedde Ckavc. C. t. 1220.
we<Ibrek(e) pa. 49, 18.
wedbrOder pledged brother, La^. 14469.
wedisc wedlock, Laz- 395; (pedlac) Orm. 2499; wedlok
prmnpL parv. 520; vis. P. P. 5397; wedlaik Boh. Br.
254, 18; pr. come. 8261; wedlsko (dat.) a. r. 206.
wedden, ASax. peddian, Olcel. vedja, Goth, (ga)vad-
jaD, MHOei-m. wetteu, wed, engage, st. gen. 1090; Chauc.
C. t 4643; weddi Shoreh. 67; wedde rel. ant. 1, 196; £
wedde mine ^ris via. P. P. 2374; weddede La^. 4432;
pedded Omt. 1942; weddtd brSprin Hartak. m. t. 2; iwed-
ded a. r. 394; Alia. 4400.
wedding, ASax. veddung, wedding, at. gen. 1428;
Fum. p. XVII, 92.
wfiden, ASax. p^dan, OSax. wodian, Jrom voi, rave,
a. r. 264; p&len Orm. 14140; wede Bob. Glouc. 53, 10;
Triat. I, 95; Iw. 2632; Octav. 339; m. Arth. F. 787;
p^dinde Kath. 379: compos. awMen.
w ed e r, ASax, peder, OSax. wedar , Olcd. vedr,
OHGerm. wetar, leeather, tempeatas, LaT,. 4679 & 28561 ;
Wr. treat. 133; at. ^en. 3056; ayeni. 129; via. P. P. 12913;
meL kom. 136; Mor. a. p. 2, 444;- wedir Chauc. G, t
10866; a. a. Wr. 2227.
wederooc ayenb. 180.
=dbvGoogIe
034 wederin
wederin, ASax. ^driaa(P), MHOerm. witeren, loea-
ifier, prompt, pare. 519,
wederinge, ASax. pederung. Germ, witeruog, „lem-
perien", prompt, parv. SlU; Hardw. poem 76, 6.
wef (weflfe) amell, nvapor", prompt, pare. 520; fro pe
comep &. wikke wef Mapea 335; weffe (ace.) blotof Rich.
5291.
weft, ASax. peft, Olcel. yeftr, weft, aubterrten. Mar.
mir. pi. 130.
wegge, ASax. pecg(?), Olcel. veggr, ODutch wegge,
wigge, OHQerm. weggi, wedge (wig), Wr. voc. 163; wegge
(wedge), wigge p}-ompt. pars. 520 & 526,
weggen, ASax. {recgao, OIJGerm.vegea, move; weied
Laz- 20137; weide 24478; iweid Skoreh. 14.
wejen, ASax. pegan, OHOerm. wegau, Oleel. vega,
GoUi. (ga)vigan, Lot. yehere, Sanacr. ^SlfJT, weigh, ferre,
levare, pendere, Furn. p. VIII, 32; we3e ayenb. 44; to
we3e bope aheld and spere owl and night 1020; weien
a. r. 336; weyiQ pj-onpt. parv. 520; weye Wr. treat. 132;
Gow. conf. am, 2, 275; paj we3en her ankres Mor. a. p.
3, 103; weje wtn in pis won 2, 1503; way (pret.) rd.
ant. 2, 277; [pe child swa hevi wdgh Hailiw. diet. 937;]
w^3e La3. 24471; weyen (part.) via. I'. P. 813; iwese
ayenb. 152; [„wowin libratwa^, prompt, parv. 533.]
wei, ASax. peg, OSoa;, OHGerm. weg, OFria. wei,
Olcel. ?egr, Go(A, viga, /rtwn wejea, way, owi oW n^At.
954; Be/r. 705; at. gen. 1429; (wey) prompt, parv. 520;
!)M. /*. P. 3.569; Bglam. 274; alne way semper, ayet^. 6;
al wey (way) prompt, parv. 10; Chauc. C. t. 271 ; a wei
away, a. r. 328; (a wey) Oow. conf. am. 3, 226; faren a
wsei (wei) i*a3, 10050; n^nes weies mo ways, 1121fi; no-
i:eB weis a. r. 86; alles f^eis always, h. m. 27; alle weyes
Mand. 21; oper weis c. of I. 626; ye^e (dot.) Orm. 6569;
weyes (i^.) Alia. 2903.
weybrede waybread, „plantago", Wr. voc. 265; prompt,
parv, 520.
wei-verinde way-faring, a. r. 350; waivgrinde ayenb. 39.
weke, ASax. peoca, ODutch wieke, OHOerm. wieclie,
Swed. veke, wick, ellychninm, fVr. voc. 231; via. P. P.
11776; (weike) prompt parv. 520.
wei, ASax. pel, OSax. wei, OFria. wei, wol, wal, 0/cef.
vel, val, Goth, vaila, OHOerm. wela, wola, weW (wed),
irel 035
heiK, a, r. 4; otol and night. 36 & 196; Bek. 118; et. gen.
229; Mand. 41; H^ici. John 4; ^el A/arA. 8; OrTn. 1033;
wel, wffil, wetle, wselle La3. 41, 6528, 19470 ds 23121;
wol AicA. 1280; s. a. c XV, 12; wil s. «. Wr. 332;
wele Chaue. C. t. 1828.
welcume, OIccl. velkomiiin? welcome, oiel and night. 1596;
at. gen. 1830; welcome harrow. 149; nw. P. P. 1346;
wolcome iJei. 1266; aef wilcume.
weldede benefit, La^. 3306; vis. P. P. 1486.
welfare welfare, c. of I. 189; Gom. conf. am 2, 116;
Ckauc. C. t. 14750.
wel, MlIGerm. wol? Aonum? pat w«l La^. 8111.
wel, OHGerm. giwel (globua)f trendled als & wel rel.
ant. 1, 225.
wel, ASax. pell, pyll, ireW, fons, a. r. 72; owjI and
night. 915; pane wel La^. 198J2*.
wilspring Furn. p. Kill, 393.
welde, ASax. ^y\Ae, from walden, wieldy; compos, un-
welde.
welde, ASax. gepylde, Olcel. veldi, power, dominion,
Fum. p. XIII, S2; Ckauc. r r. 395; met hem. 109.
welden, JSaa'. gepyldan, wield, L03. II40; o. r. 368;
rel. ant. I, 174; at. gen. 2143; ri«. P. P. 6719; pelden
Or;H. 8159; welde Rob. Glouc. 536, 20; Aarrofc. 106; /(or.
765; jjn consc. 5777; welde (walde) (pret.) c. of I. 978;
walde (welde) L03. 8976.
wele, ASax. ]»ela, peola, OSax. welo, OHGerm. wolo,
wca^, opulentia, feUdtaa, via. P. P. 12484; IranaacL 18,
26; pr. consc- 1002; wele or wo Oow. conf. am. I, 46;
wele, weole Zoj. 7732 & 10394; weole a. r. 192; WV.
s;7ec 32; k. of T. 967; >veole after wowe rel. ani. I,
174; wale at gen. 809; peolen (plj Marh. 1,
welea (wele), Olcel. veija, OHGerm, wellen, aeal,
digere, Iw. 2507.
welden wither, decay? welyhes pa. 89, 6*; welewitli
Fum, p. r. I. p. 173; welwed (pret.) Mor, a. p. 3, 475.
well, ASax. pelig, OHGerm. welager, wealthy, happy,
IVr. voc. 89; Mor. a. p. 1, 101; weoli LaT,. 18904.
we Ik, ASax. peoloc, welk (w3.k); wilk (wilke?) Wr.
voc. 254; prompt, parv. 528; welkes (pi.) I. c. c. 17.
welkin, OHGerm, weleli,en, welk, „warcere*, prompt,
parv. 521; welke rel. ant. 1, 6; welkep Gow. conf. am.
..L.oo^lc
686 welle
1, 35; welkes pa. 89, 6; pr. conac. 707; welkede St. gen.
3107; welkid Vkauc. C. t. 141 {>3; compos, forwelken.
Trelle, ASax. fettii, fjlXa wt, pylle /., OHQerm. vrella
f., OTceL vella f^ from wallen, welt, fona, Wr. voc 239.;
prompt, pare. S20; Wr. tpec 94; Mand. 169: i. a. Wr.
1382; pea ^elle (aco.) a. r. 156; {)& welie £n;. 198)2;
pSre welle (pAre wille) f'rfof^ 19760j welle, wille, wulle
Shoreh. 119; vellea (pi.) a. r. 282; ayCTtft. 80; Brand. 12.
welle-spring sf. ffett. 1243.
wellen, ASax. |>ellan, pyllan, Olcd. vella. OHGerm.
wellon, weH, buUire, coguere, rd. ant. I, S3; welle me*,
ftom. 29; welle (prea.) \Vr. apee, 40; (sufyj-J I' c- c. 51;
walde fpret.) Fwn. p. XXI, 143; welland (prea. pert.)
pr. conac. 712C; wellid (pr^. part.) prompt, part). 520;
iwelled a. r. 284.
welm, ASar. )>elm, {^ylm, boUing; welmes (pi.) Mapea
355; see wahn.
■welt (welte?) welt, Wr. voc. 201; prompt, parv. 521;
welte (dot) Wart. hiat. 2, 55.
welten, ASaic.^eltB.n(?). ]»yltan, OIceL relta, OHGerm.
■welzen, wdt, vohere ; welt (preL) Mor. a. p. 3, 115; iwelt
(part) Shoreh. 162.
welde, ODiUck welde, ujealth, at. gen. 796; (welpe)
■rd. ant. 1, 174; via. P. P. 570; pr. come. 1307; tW^. m.
p. 69; laumb. 699; anf. Atik. XVII,7 ; welpes „dioitiaa'*,
pa. 36, 16*.
wem, ASax. fa.m(m), OSax. warn, Goth, vamm? wem,
MMiCM/a, cihwm, a. r. 10; i^wrn. p. XVIIl, 96; »w. P. P.
12338; Chauc. C. t. 10433; met. kom. 126; (wemme)
prompt, parv. 021; Hich. 1090; wemme (dot.) Mo/-, a. p.
J, 1002.
wemlees Fum. p. r. I. ^. 211.
w e m m e D (wemmi), ASax. pemman, OUGerm. {gi)wem-
men, Tuaadade, vitiate, Rob. Glotte. 206, 1 ; penimed (part)
Orm. 2326; compos, a-, iwemmen.
wench e wench, „ancilla'*, prompt, parv, 521 ; Fvm. p.
XVII, 118; via, P. P. 3202; Goto. conf. am. 1, 263;
Chauc. C. t. 3254; Arth. and MerL 894.
peachel, ASax. pincel? chUd, Orm. 3356; (wenchel)
a. r. 334*.
wend (went), A3ax. {feud, OFria. wend? twraf Ghaue.
TroiL 19107.
■Du,l,zt!dbvG00glC
]>enden 687
{»eiiden, ASax. vendan, OFris. wenda, Olcd. venda,
OSax. wQndeaa, OIlGerm. wentcD, wenden, Kend, vertere,
Orm. 3441; wenden a. r. 110; owl and night. 1324; via.
r. p. 2931; Chauc. G. (.21; to wenden dus h«re dost
St. gen. 4061; wende Degree. 1 5 G 7 ; wende ints heUd
ayenb. 13; winde (r. to. spende) Amad. Robs. V, 10; went
(pres) a. r. 104; [w wedercoc ... pet him went mid
4che wiudd ayenb. 160; wende (prH.) Bek. 69; & i>ende
hire pidei^ard Kaih. 160; weuta st. ^e». 321; Mand.
224; weoden rri. ant. 1, 129; went ([oti.) s. $. Wr.
1485; compos, a-, at-, bi-, iweaden.
wSne, ASace. wen, OFris. w^n, OoiA. vdos, OSaa:
OllGerm. w&n, OJcel. Tin, Aope, suppoaiiion, presumption:
f6a is pRt he ^'as fordred Orm. 7152; pi ^et hit weore
(wfire) a wene whir (= whader) pu heo inihte8(t) &3e(n1
La^. 18733; in oder ping me ia a wene owl and night.
239; ]>ipilten pen Orm. 4326; withouten w6ne Percee.
1987; m. Atlh. F. 548; compos, overwene.
wcnen, ASax. pSnan, OFris. w6na, Gotk. venjau,
Olcel. VBBna, OSax. winiaii, OHGerin. vineu, ween, spe-
rare, putare, a. r. 106; iW. ant. 1, 183; JtfaiK^. 252;
(pfinen) Orm. 9826; (wenin) prompt, parv. 522; weue pr.
consc. 2154; wfine (pres.) at. gen. 315; Wr. apec. 92;
w^nest Chavc. V. t. 1611; wfinep (7»/€«6. 21; Shoreh. 67;
wfinde ('^wrt.^ /ieA-. i758; Tmt. 1, 3; Degrev. 1691;
.Awinrf. hobs. XXXVII, 2; m. .4r(A. F. 1160; pfiuden
Mark. 4; \v6ude (subj.) via. P. P. 6593; compos. iw€nen.
w e D g , Olcel. vengr , Tsengr , nala", Wr. voc. 233 ;
prompt, parv. 522; ]»enge8 (pi.) Orm. 8024; k. m. 47;
wcnges iland. 46 ; ^. 1 6, 6.
wenien, ASax. jwaian, OHGerm. (wenian) pi-et. we-
neta, Olcel. venja, wean, assvefacere: (!) wene childer fro
8o(u)kiiigQ ablacK,, prompt, parv. 522; compos, iwenien.
wenne, ASax. jvenn, wen, fVr. voc. 2G7; pi-ontpt. para,
522; (wen) ayenb. 262.
weod, ASax. peod, OSax. wiod, w^t^ ^iw. 796; weed
prompt, parv. 519; wSd rel. a>x. 1, 214; Shoreh. $2 1 weo-
den C>>0 ^f*- Gtouc. 404, n. .
weod-hook (Vict, gloss.; wiedhsc ayetih. 121.
weodien, ASax. puodiau, weed; „w€de runco", prompt,
parv. 519.
weoh, ASax. i»eoh, pib (aacniwt^, OSax. wih flentplvmj.
..L.oo^^lc
6Sa weop
weofed, ASax. jteofod, altar, La^. 1189 j weOTed a. r.
346; peoved Kath. 203; w^yed Bob. Qlouc. 224, 7; pa.
26, 6; wieyed aj/eni. 236.
weop, ASaiF. peop, OSax. weop, OHOerm, v;\o(, (pret.)
wep, flevi, iaj. 6650; a. r. 106; Wr. spec. 70; }>*p ret
amga VU, 93; wep Brand. 9; »(. jfen. 4149; Yw. 2778;
Lidg. at. of Th. 1002; (weep) Chauc. C. t. 8421; w!p t.
8. Wr. 2508; wepen Uasel. 152; w^pe Rob. GIohc. 338,
17; wopen (part.) Amis 2281; compos, biweop.
wep clamour, lamentation, at. gen. 2338; woep Wr. an.
lit. 90; see wop.
wfipen, ASax. p6pan, OFria. wepa, Olcel. cepa (fepa),
OSax. wopian, Ooth. T6pjaTi, OHOerm. wuofeo, frwn wop,
weep, LaT,. 25825; (pfipen) Orm. 5663; (weopen) n. r.
274; wgpe Bek. 1425; w4pe (prea.) owl and night. 874;
wfipte (pret.) via. P. J'. 12257; Ghauc, C. t. 148; pSpten
Orm. 8140; wSped (part.) Chauc. C. I. 9418; compoa. bi-
w^pen.
wer, ASax. per, pser (atngnum, mare), Olcel. ver, var
(mar^? weres „»tagna", pa. 106, 35.
perden, peorden, ASax. perdan, pyrdan, OSax. (a)-
wardean, OHOerm. warten, werten, harm, injwe, Orm.
5185 t& 6249.
were, ASax. per, O.S(kc. OHOerm. wer, Oicei. Terr,
Go(A. vair, man, cw'. and night. 1520; at. gen. 3977; pere
Furn. p. VIII, 16; A. m. 31; Oi-m. 4604.
werwolf werewolf, Hartxh. m. t. 257; werwolves (pi.) cr-
P. P. 913.
were. Germ, wer? wear (weer, weir), septum f (dot)
Ckavc. a. of f. 138; weres (pL) Hartsh. m. t. 121.
were, 0/Ws, were, OHGei'm.weti? defense, resistance f
St. gen. 2680; Min. 11; 3far. miV. p(. 140.
wered (weored), ASax. pgrod, peorod, OSax. werod,
troop, host, L'17,. 19922; wird s(. gen. 1790; weoredes (pi.)
a. r. 30*; pordes (weordes) Mark. 22.
werednesse, ASax. peredness (didcedo)? salt 3i?ed
mete wordnesse a. r. 138.
wereld, ASax. peorold, porold, OSax. werold, Olcd.
veriild, OHOenn. wer{a)lt, world; peoreld Orm. 10515;
weoreld, woreld Ln-7,. 5028 & 9969; woreld rd. anU 1,
128; werld si. j/en. 42; werlde Percev.2&i; werlde, werdfl
„mundua, seculum", prompt parv. 522 ; world a. r. 92 ; C.
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w6ri 639
of I. 570; vis. P. P. 38; Wicl. John 3; porld Kath. 219;
wordle Wr. treat. 132; ayfnh. 7; Shoreh. 95; worlde
f^en^ okI and night. 476.
worldlrch worldly, a. r. 92; A. m. 29; c. o/ i. 983.
peoreldllf Orm. 2978.
peoreldnche 0mm. 11800.
poruldpele Fum. p. VIII, 183.
weri, ASaac. ]>erig, OSax. worig, weary, r,fessus, fati-
gattia'*, prontjit. parv. 522; La^. 1338; st gen. 975; Bek.
1171; oyen6. 84; Shoreh. 85; Gow, cwi/f am. 1, 3t8;
CAouc. C. t. 4232; Fglatn. 595; p€ri ffaiA. 439; compos.
forw^ri.
wSriliede a;ywi6 33.
werieii, JSnar. ^erian, OSax. werean, OHGerm. we-
rian, Olcel. verjii, WoiA. varjan, defend, L03. 8288; o. r.
62; i^lioreh. 5; perieii /«>■«. ^. Vlll, 162; werie ayenb.
182; re/. ««(. 1, 172; jliw. 3fl5f>; pereii 0rm.U06; wereu
a(. gen. 1272; <y. P. P. 8<i6; were Chavc. G. t. 2552; /w.
3136; Tor. 527; avow. Arth. XXXIX, 8; wereden (pret.)
La"^. 5696; compos, biwerien.
werien, ASaa: i»erian, OHGerm. -weri&n, Olcd. verja,
Goth, vasjaii, wear, vestire, induere. a. r. 418; via. P. P.
9580; perieu rel. »ongs V, 71; were HV. »pee. 37; chron.
Engl. 642; werede Bek. 1475; irf. an(. 1, 121; wered
Gov. conf. am. 1. 33; Chav/i. C. t. 75; Udg. m. p. 49;
pereden rel. so^igs IV, 28; compos, forwerieii,
werien (wSrim), A Sax. i»4rigean, weary, „fatigare",
prompt, parv. 522; w^rye ayenb. 99 ; wSr3ea (wSries) a. r. 252.
werinesse, ASax. pSrigness, weariness, rel. ant. 1,
l;10; wgrinisse Fvm. p. IX, fil.
werk, ASiior. ^eorc, OSoa-. wei-c, 0/cei. Terk, OHOerm.
Mer(a)ch, work, „opit»", pi-ompt. parv. 522; e. of I. 3;
Maitd. 93; Chavc. C. t. 481; were a. r. 118; were, wasrc,
■weorc (wore) Las- 17174, 17180 & 17376; perc, peorc
Furn. p. VIII, 64 cE; 64; Orm. 1838 <fe 6622; work Wr.
treat 133.
werkdai prompt, pare. 522 ; cowat. of mas. 270.
werkman uw, P. P. 9191; wercmon a. r. 404; ■weorcmon
La-X,. 22892.
werk, Olcel. verkr, pain, rel. anL 1, 51; see wark.
weriuTsd, ASax. permod, OHOerm. werimnote, worm-
irood, „absinthium'^, )\'r. voc. 139.
:,L.OO^IC
-we men, ASeur. fymtai, OSax. wemian, OHOerm.
wernen, refuse, La^. 30310; a. r. 330; werne okI and
night 1356; Oou). co^. am. I, 162; Ociov. 19S7; Chauc
C. t. 5915; wurno i^jA. Qlouc. 367, 6; wernep (pres.)
vU. P. P. 13950; Trerne (mhj.) at. gen. 2797; wernde
(jtrei) a. r. 248; ayenh. 189; womde Farn. p. XVI, 127;
cvmpo*. forwemen.
werpen, ASax. veorpan, OSax. werpan, Olcel. ter-
pa, Qoih. vairpa, OllOerm werfan, thrme, catt, M. gen.
3358; ^erpen Orm. 3576; werpen, weorpen i-n^. 6428 «fe
17428; weorpen, worpeii a. r. 106 & 404; worpe ouA
and night. 768; werpe (prea) pa. 2, 3; warp (pret.) La^.
4S18; owl and night. 125; at. geit.2eiO; Hard. 1061; p§.
77, 67; parp Orm. 1095; parp, pearp Kalh. 831 <fe S94;
■werp a. r, 62; wurpen ^03. 4033; rd. ant. 1, 129; pur-
pen Kath. 1832; wurpe (mbj.) a. r. 332; porpen (part.)
Orm, 8186; worpen at. gen. 1913; compos, a-, for-, i-,
over-, towerpeii; derie. warp, wurp
werre, ODutch MUGerm. werre, u>ai\ trouble, contest,
prompt parv. 522; 'lyenh. 30; c. of I. 442; via. P. P.
7239; Octop. 1621; CAauc. T»oiY. 7763; transact. 18, 24;
weori'e Lo^. 28874; n. r. 72; peorre Kat/i. 13; werre,
were (iow. conj. am. 1, 107 & 214; A. 3. 462 <& 10571;
were »(. jen. 1788; Bob. Br. 22, 17; s. a. Wr. 2858;
Degree. 393 ; pr. cojwc. 2296 & 4088.
werre, t>/cel. verri, OFria. werra, wirra, war, pejor,
at. gen. 3951; h. a. 474; met. horn. 90; apd. 55; perre
Orm. 4898; see wurse.
perren, ODutch weiren? trouble, disturb? Kath. 32;
werri ayenb. 29; wereu sL gen. 2898; peorrcd Marh. 8;
werrede Bek. 1588; heore cIMea weoren inerede (disor-
dered?) La^. 6271.
werren (werrin), ODutch werren, war, nbellare'^,
prompt, parv. 622; Bek 2380; werre Shoreh. 133; peor-
ren A. m. 17; weorred a. r. 60; weorrede (werrede) Irfij.
20191.
wesen, ASaai. pesan, OSax. OHQerm. veaan, Q(Ah.
visan, Olcel. vers, ewtc; was (ma. wses) hteil ie hail, sal-
vu$ ea (sia), La'7,. 14309; was (pi-et.) was, a. r. 8; Brand.
8; St. gen. 88; via. P. P. 2; wffis, wes (was) La^. 884 &
513; pffis (pes) Furn. p. T7i/, l ; poB Mark. 2; wes a^«it&.
7; Tj-iat 1, 3; (pu) pdre Marh. 12; wfire iteft. 1013;
.L,oo.^lc
w6sea 641
Wid. John 1; (we, je, M) ftetea were, Orm. 190; wfiren
a. r. 72; wfiren (weoren) c. o/ I. 448; w6re jnls. P. P.
110; CAowc. C. *. 18; wire flo6. iJr. 90, 13; Pemee.
1041; w&re, wore Havel. 237 <&400; woren at. gen. 347;
wore Em. 410; were (mbj.) harrow. 131; (weere) vis. P.
P. 479.
w6sen (wese) weese, fiueref Halliw. nug. poO. 66.
wesle (weesile), ASax. ^sle, OHQerm. wiaela, weaad,
nfnusteW*, prompt, parv. 623; weail Chauc. C. t. 3234;
Wr. a. a. c. IV, 6.
west, ASax. j>est, OFria. west, west, „occidens", prompt,
parv. 523; peat Orm. 12125; pe west a. r. 94j toward
pane west BraTid. 3; aod west him gon weuden Xa^.
29319; 1 shal walk(e) west Mar. mir. pi. 172; bi weste
Fum. p. XII, 9; Shoreh. 137^ pis wommon wonep bl
west(e) Wr. spec. 30.
pestdkle Orm. 16406.
westende a. r. 244; Chauc. C. L 7933.
westslde Bek. 1410; pr. consc. 6127.
westward vis. P. P. 11146; <7Aoi«!. C. t. 2683.
weatwind prompt, pan. 623,
weste, ASax. p&te, OFria. woste, OHGerm. wuoster,
!/>(M(e, La'T,. 1123; re/, ont. 1, 128; p&te Orm. 1391.
w€ste, OHQerm. wuoati? waste, desert, owl and night.
998; |<^te Orm. 17409.
westen, ASao!. )»eatan (oi occtdente). Olcel. vestan
(id.), OSax. westan, westane (id.), OHGerm. westan (oeei-
dens), westana (ab occidenie), west: bi westen a. r. 232;
fro westen st. gen. 3096; p& com per westene from the
west, L03. 25591.
westen, ASax. pSstan, waste, devastate, Wr. voc. 92;
Lai- 20941; wgsten (pret.) 1754,
western (westren), ASax. pestern (?), weHem, Chauc.
Boet. 1.
w^stij, ASax. p^stig, desert: w^stije peedes Laj. 1120.
w6de, ASax. pfide, OSax. wodi (wothi), Goth. v6pis,
soft, s^veti; wipe? Mor. a. p. 3, 454.
wedelen, MHGerm. wedelen? waver? weodeleden (wi-
pelede) his fiuhtes La^. 2885.
weder, ASax. peder, Olcel. vedr, OSaa:. f wither, Qoth.
viprus, OHGerm. widar, wether, st. gen. 3998; wepir
Chauc. C. t 3249; wedir prompt, parv. 519; Mar. mir.
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612 weT«n
pi. 124; veI>ereB (pi.) Boh. GUmc 52, 22; wepres j>3.
64, 14.
we Ten (wevin), ASax. j>efan, 0/«t yefa, ORGerm.
veban, weave, prompt, parv. 523 ; weve (pres.) via. P. P.
3599; weved rd. ant. 1, 219; waf (pret) Gov), conj. am.
2, 520; wfiven Mor. a. p. 1, 71; compos, iweven; deriv.
web, weft.
wevere, OHGerm. weberi, weaker; weveres (pi.) vis.
P. P. 437.
wicche (witche, wiche), ASax. picca(?), „magvs'',
prompt, parv. 626; wichche ayenh. 4l; wicches (pi.) st-
gen. 3028; (wiches) pr. contc. 4214.
wicche, ASax. piece, Fris. wicke(?), witch, Fum. p.
XIX, 282; Wr. apea. 88; via. P. P. 8704; Mand. 159;
(wiche) Fercev. 826.
ficchecraft Own. 7077; wicchecraft Chawn. C, t. 0385; pic
checreft Kath. 1052; wicchecreft a. r. 268,
w i c ch e D (witchin, wicchin, wichin), ASax. piccian,
JJGerm. wicken, witch, „karialari, incantare", prompt, parv.
597; wiche Wr. an, lit. 11; wicchaud ps. 57, 6; compoa.
biwicchen.
wiccbinge witching, Fum. p. XXI, 128.
wtd (wiid), ASax. pld, OSax. wid, Olcel. vldr, OHGerm.
wlter, wide, f,laiua, ampins", prompt, parv. 526; at. gen.
665; cr. P. P. 326; Chauc. C. I. 493; pat wide water
La^. 113; p6 wtde world Gow. eonf. am. 3, 242; ^nne
wtdne (aca) hod o. r. 56; wtdo (ado.) st. gen. 672; pat
me miste ihtire wide Brand. 22; wide and aide La^.
29902; Orm. 5900; ^rtA. and Merl. 200; ». «. Web. 1687;
plde phar wicfc where, Orm. 8943; Furn, p. I, 43; feres
21tl; i'erceu. 1481.
wide we, ASax. pid(n)pe, pud(u)pe, OSax. widows,
Goth. viduTO, OHGerm. wit{u)wa, Lat. vidua, tcidow, a. r.
10; Chauc. V. t. 255; pidpe Orm. 7651; widwe, widne
prompt, parv. 626; i^wm. p. XIII, 221; wodewe ayenb.
48; widewen /'^^ io^. 9689; widewea Mand. 154; wi-
dewene (gcTt. pi) reU ant. 2, 276,
pidepebsd widowhood, h. m. 23.
widewere, MHGerm. witewsere, widower, via. P. P.
6527; widuer s. e. Wr. 3438.
wiidnesse wideness, prompt, parti. 626.
wif, ASax. pif, OSaa;. wlf, 0/ce/. vif, OHG^-m. wib,
.L,oo.^lc
wigge 648
vdfe, harrow. 180; pat wif st. gen. 231 ; pet kueade wlf
ayenb. 181; wives (genj c. of I 195; wtve (dot.) Chauc.
C. t. 1862; wif, wives (pi) La^. 26 & 21914; wivene
(gen. pLJ a. r. 158; compos, hfls-, midwif.
-wifhisde wifehood, Chauc. G. t. 857fi.
wifli wifely, Chauc. C. t. 8306.
wtfman woman, ayenh. 11; pifman, gunman Orm. 291 (fe
2031; wifmon, wimmon iaj. 162 & 1869; wimmaii at.
gen. 375; Shoreh.m\ Perceii. 1683; wummaa -fiicA. 3868 ;
wummon a. r. 12; owi and nw^Af, 1357; fnmmon Mark. 3.
wif-ding nuptials, Lu't,. 31128.
wigge, ASax. (ear}picga, -wig; compos, earwigge.
wis l«'0. JiStuT. ptg, 07crf. vlg, OSoa:. OHGerm. w!g,
ftottZe, s(. jert. 3220; wlje (tioij iaj. 4728.
wtfex L«3, 1567.
wlje, ASax. ptga, military man, Mor. a. p. 2, 545;
wie pw. /*. P. 3570; Degrev. 563.
wljel wji(cA-CT-q/i, sorcery, La^,. 19250; wljeles (pi)
rel ant. 1, 131; viheles Mark. l3; wlelee o. r. 92.
wi3elen, ODutch MHGerm. wigelen, jrom wesen,
vacillate; -wi^eled a. r. 214.
wt^elieo, jliSair. plg(6)liaii? (piglian £«»»._), ODutch
wichelen, practise witch-craji; compos, biwljelien.
wtelare, ASax. ]>tgelere, sorcerer, „augur", Wr. voc.
89; a. r. 106.
wiseling, ASax. ptgelung, sorcery, £03. 15791.
wiht, jlSaic. piht, OSax. OHGerm. wiht, GotA. Taiht,
vaihts, Olcel. vje(t)tr, wight, creature, thing, owl and
night. 1610; [lat swgte (su^te) wiht (wight) MV. spec. 45 ;
m. j1)-(A. F, 608; piht Orm. 1761; pet apariede piht
KdJ-A. 7; wi3t Mor. a. p. 1, 333; wight vis. P. P. 585;
Mand. 130; fiveri wight Chauc. 0. t. 844; yif pou me
loveat i.m wight s. «. Wei. 293; alle quike pihte Fum.
p. VIII, 40; wistea spi7-iis, Rob. Glouc. 130, 7; elves and
wightes Chauc. G. I. 3479 ; compos, iwiht.
■wiht, ASax. gepiht, MHGerm. gewihte, from we3eil,
weight, La'T,. 30885; c. of I. 638; chron. Engl. 503; wiste
at. gen. 439; pihte (dat) Fum. p. VllJ, 191; wi3te ayenb.
44; vrighte Ghauc. Trail. 2477; weght(e) pr. consc. 7690;
•wightes ( pi.) via. P. P. 9497; pehte (dat. pi) Otm. 7812.
wiht (wight) brave, valiant, Alia. 1390; Trist. J, 9;
via. P. P. 5195; pr. consc. 689; m. Artk. F. 460; strong
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644 idk
and viht Jc. of T. 996; hardi and wight Bglam. 8; \dse
men and wihte La^. 19637; wihteste aire kings 31496.
wijtliche ITartsk. m. fc 271 ; -wighthche via. P. P. 1298.
■wik (pic), ASax. pic, 08ax. wic, OHQerm. -vrich, LaL
vlcns, Gr. oixo;? wick, mansion, etude, Orm. 8512; wike
(dot.) harrow. 177; (ace) Mi». 4608; rd. ant. 2, 93.
wike, A8ax. pice, pnce, OFrig. wike, Olcd. vika, GotA.
Tiko, OHQerm. wechs, wede, iaj, 13927; a. r. 70; ff>.
(r«rf. 133; Chauc. C. t. 1641; /w. 3058; weke Qow. conf.
am. 3, 116; puke Orm. 4188; woke prompt, parv. 532;
a^en&. 212; h. t. 293; JfaiuJ. 261; ^k\^& (pi.) Brand. 10;
weke .i^mod. Bofc». XVII, l; woke Ortop. 612; wiken La^-
3921; woken Skorek. 121; wnkea it. gen. 2473; wokes
IntTnb. 163.
pukem&lnm &y weeks, Orm. 636.
piken office, function, Orm. 7208; wike ^Zta. 4608;
(pi.) Skoreh. 25 ; ich can do wel gode wike owl and night.
603.
wtken, ASax, plcan, OSaa:. wican, Olcd vika? j>ret.
veik, recede, decay: 1 wike Wr. spec 87 ; rfmu. w&c
wikenare ofjicer, ministert La^. 18175,
wlkien, ASax. plcian, dwdl, La^. 18102.
wikir wicker, „vimen'', prompt, parv. 527.
wikke bad, rd. ant. 1, 222; Skoreh. 152; vis. P. P.
2930; Bob. Br. 288, 8; Chauc. C. L 1089; wicke a. r.
368*; Rob. Glmtc. 208,2; Gow. conf. am. 1, 194; 4 wicke
dMe Eavd. 688 ; wicke and f^ble was h^ dojt at. gen.
1072; 3if pin nmcche ia pis & god & pu pitlses & picks
Orm. 6197.
wikhala rooue, Bob. Br. 267, 23.
wikksde Pwm. p. XVI, 34.
wikked (wikkid) wicked, „malua", prompt parv. 527;
Wr. spec. 30; J/aMd 249; Bob. Br. 66, 10; «. «. HV.
294; wicked aymb. 1.
vrickedhsde ayenb. 43.
wikkednesse wickedness, via. P. P. 3052; wicked-
nes9e ayenb. 31.
wiknesse badness, ps. 5, 7.
wil = iwil desirable, agreeable, acceptahle: jif ou is
pilre Kalh. 571; compos, (tn-, drunc-, frete-, here-, wr€ch-
wilV
? wilcume (wilkume), ASax. pilcuma [OHGerm. willecome].
..L.oo^lc
Wil 646
an acceptable comer, a. r. 394; wil-, wulcuma (wil-, wel-
come) La^. 8528.
? wilda3, ASaa:. pildfeg, a day wished for; wildajes (pi.)
La^. 1798.
? wilgomen agreeaile game, £03. 20944.
? wUjeOTe voluTttary gift, a. r. 368; ril^eove MarTi. 16.
PwUspal, OSax. wilspel, agreeable tale, LaT,. 1350.
wil, ASace. gejjill, OIc^. vil, wUl, voluntas, LaT,. 2793;
a. r. 12; gt. gen. 194; »m. P. P. 1065; pat wil Shoreh.
16; idel wil rci. ant. 1, 132; jef pi yH is JtfarA. 7; ml
]>il (pleasure f) & ml feo1(e) £'atA. 2139; willea sponte, a.
r. 6; pilloH »& paldea h. m. 27; see iwiL
? wilful rel. songs VI, 2; Bek. 1309.
wilde, ASax. pilde, OFrw. wiHe, OHGerm. wilder,
Go*A. vilpeis, Olcel. Tillr (errahundus), toild, ferm, Laj.
785; Skoreh. 121; /w. 1660; wilde Sod owl and night.
944; wilde dfir tt. gen 169; wilde (desperatut) of r6d(e)
Ki>r. 35; pilde Orm. 6191; wil erratundws, l/a»ei. 868;
wil and wfei at gen. 975; will of rfide Iw. 379; dat we
ne gon nowor wille rel. ant. 1, 209; in & wode pay w6re
gon wille Isumh. 159.
wildsom silvaticusf in pe wildeome wai Tor. 508; „wilBoni
dvbius", prompt, pare. 528 ; E^m. 867.
wilderne loeua sUvestris, Laj. 1288; a. r, 160'; rrf,
anfc 1, 130.
wildernesse wHdemesa, £03. 30336; a. r. 158; wil-
dernisse owl and night. 998; Fum. p. XV, 131.
wildnesee wHdneas, prompt, parv. 528.
wile, ASax. pile, pille, pyle, pylle (volo, vult, vdim,
vel^, OSaas. willeo (voloj, wiU (vtut), willie (weZMM, eeJtie^,
OHGerm. -willu, wille, wlo fooioj, wili, wile (vultj, welle
■woUe (velim, vdit), Olcel. vil (woio^, Till (WZi), vilja fwe-
iwji), Go(A. viljau (volo), vili ()j«i(), wtU (wvU, woU), volo,
vidf, velim, velit, rel, ant. 1, 131; st. gen. 277; ayenb. 57
<fc 101; //awe?. 3; pile Orm. 105; wille rel. ant. 1, 208;
Skoreh. 59; fioJ. £r. 105,26; wiUe, wulle owl and night.
262 & 1107; wille, wnlle (wole) £03. 697 <fe 1387; wule
a. T. 60; jrnle Uarh. 3; i^'wwt. p. FJi/, 79; ichnlle (= idi
wullo) JToift. 1308; 0. of ?. 38; wole £ei. 39; wol Gtyw.
wnf. am. 1,107; vis. P. P. 76; Chauc. C. t. 42; pOt wilt,
Kath. 1359; wilt, wait a. r. 90 <& 98; owl and night.
165 <& 1407; wille will, vdit, Shoreh. 103; pnlle vdit, h.
..L.oo^^lc
646 wile
mt. 3 1 ; villep toiU, voltimtit, vultis, volunt, ayenh. 1 6 ; walled
a. r. 34 & 48j w(u)lleJ (wollep) iaj. 481; woilep Bek.
403 ; wilen vdimu*, velitia, velint, volamug, vultie, volunt,
at gen. 2304 (6 3723; wolen Mand. 254; Wicl. John 9.
wile, ASax. pll, Olcel. y61 (artificium, doUtsJf fee Gr.
gram. 1, 462 f'3^ edit.), wile, ^aatutia", prompt, parv. 528;
Chauc. C. t. 3403; met. horn 2; piles Ka^. 893; Orm.
10317; wUea pr. conae. 1360; wilia s. a. Wr. 2731.
wilghe, ASax. pUig, pelig, Oi)«tc& wH(i)ge, wiifZy f'wiZ-
2ow), HaUivj. diet. 931; wilwe Chauc. 0. t. 2924; „wilowe
(wilwe) scdias", prompt, paro. 528; weloghe Wr. voc. 228.
will u)%, „(ututua", prompt, parv. 528; Chauc. C. fc
13009.
wille, jlSoir. pilla, OHGerm. willo, OSoa;. willeo, Go(A.
vilja) Olcel. vili, uiii^ voluntas, deaiderium, La-^. 29058;
a. r. 60; Bek. 121; wj. P. F. 398; floi. £r. 92, 15; pr.
consc. 2394; ]>ill6 Marh. 1; Orm. 258; wiUen (ace.) Z^j.
1270.
willa wiUing; compos. unwiUe.
?wiUeliclie willingly, a. r. 396.
willien (willen), ASaa. pillian, wUl, desire, vis. P. P.
12062; williep ayenl. 142; willeda Bob. Gloac 12, 18.
wilnien, A8ax. pilman, utiU, desire, Laj. 29877; wil-
nen a. r. 60; td vilnen & to 3eornen Orm. 12152; wilni
ayenh. 9; wilne Chauc. C. t. 2116; pilni (pree.) Marh.
8; wilnest Mand. 295; -wilnep c. of I. 385; »w. P. P.
1679; wilniep Brand. 23; vrUnede f^x-et^ £ei. 201; wil-
neden ias- 2G2G; iwilned (part) a. r. 60.
-nilnunge, ASaos. j>ilnung, desire, a. r. 148.
wimbil, Dan. ■wimmel, wimble, „terebrum'*, Wr. voc.
284; prompt, parv. 623; HaUiw. nug. pod,. 13.
w i m p e 1 , ODutch wimpel , Olcel. vimpill , wimple,
npe^um", prompt, parv. 528; a. r. 420; Bob. Olouc 838,
4; wimple (dat^ Chauc. r. r. 3864.
win, ASax. j>inn, 08ax. OHQerm. (gi)wiii, /rom win-
nen, <»nt£At, strife, La^. 404; reL ant. 1. 128 & 216; st
gen. 347; pin c^ain, Orm. 6118; winnef't^.^ owl and night.
670 ; compos, iwin,
win, A8ax. pin, OHQerm. wtn, 0/cei. vin, iot vlnnm,
(?r. oivo(, wine, a. r. 114; Chauc. G. t. 639; pet guode
wIq ayenh. 167; piaea (^«n-^ Orm. 11118.
wlaberie a. r. 276.
=dbvGoogIe
wmcen 647
winjeard a. r. 294; wtnsord Wr. spec. 41.
wln-tr5 at. gen. 2059.
wiDcen (wincin), OFr. guincliir, gueachir, toince, „cal'
citrar€*, prompt, parv. 528; Lidff. m. p. 162.
wiiAl, ASax. pind, OSax. wind, Olcd. viadr, Goth.
vinds, OHQerm. viai, Lot. ventus, wind, a. r. 50; Wr.
treat. 138; pindes (pi.) Mark. 10.
niDdmulle Bob. Glove. 547, 22; ^riadmilna rel. ant. 1, 7.
windoje, 0/cc/. vindauga, window, at. gen. 602 ; -windflhe
a. r. 50*; windowe ^fenestra'"' , prompt, paro. 529; Mand.
216; m. P. P. 1451.
wind?
wiadas, Olcel. vindssa, windlaas, „trocUea", prompt, parv.
529; Ghauc. C. t. 10498; KwiA 71; Mor. a. p. 3, 103.
wind el (windil) windLe, f,veiitilabrum", Wr. voc 201;
prompt, paro. 529; pindel Orm. 10550.
winden (windia), ASax. pindan, OSax. windao, Goth.
(bi-, us) vindan, Olcel. vinda, OEGerm. wintan, loind, tor-
qaere, nolvere, prompt parv. 529; at. gen. 2448; stines
heo l^tten seodden aturnliche winden La;^. 27461; winde
(prea.) Ghauc. C. t. 6684; winded, wiot a. r. 296 & 314;
wind ^mper.) Shoreh. 34; pand (pret.) Orm. 3320; wood
Fum. p. XXIV, 126; Gow. conf. am. 2, 359; and smat
an Ardures sceld, pat he wond a pene feld La^- 23954;
into ISf reste his sowle wond at. gen. 4136; aboute pe
bodi & rop pey wonde h. s. 8056; wounden Eglam. 859;
and wounden him in cloutes via. P. P. 1323; in pe sadel
(pai) woiinde Arth. arid Merl. 9162; punden (part.) Orm.
3326; wonden Mar. mir. pL 159; compos, at-, bi-, iwin-
den; deriv. wenden.
windin, Goth. (dis)Tinpjan ? wind, nVentHare" prompt,
parv. 529; aee windwen.
windi, A8ax. pindig, windy, Lidg. m. p. 2,
pindpen, ASax. ^indpian, winnow, Orm. 10483; „win-
win ventUare", prompt paro. 530; windwe Mand. 107;
windwBp Wat hiat. 1, 12; windwede a. r. 270.
windwunge winnowing, (dat.) a. r, 270.
wine, ASax. pine, OSax. OHGerm. wini, OIoeL yinr,
friend, La^. 2289; rd. ant. 1, 217; pines (pi.) Fum. p.
VIII, 111; compos, unwine.
winemsei Xaj. 5831.
winge, ABax. pinge(?), wing, via. P. P. 2162; a. s.
..L.oo^lc
Wr. 2196; wingen (fL) Brand.^; ayenb. 217; ^Iw. 485;
$ee hwinge.
winken, MHOerm. winken pret. wane, winkf wank
(pret.) Hartt^ m. t 79.
winkien (winkin), ASttae, pincian, ODuteh nnken,
OBOerm. winchan, wink, „Hictare, amtiwere", prompt
parv. 530 ; winken a. r. 288 ; winke pr, eonac 4970 ; win-
ked (prel.) via. P. P. 2390.
winne, ASaee. t>iniia (bdlator); compos, i-, widerwinne.
win D en, A8ax. pinnan (certare, laborare, patij, OSax.
OBOerm. winnan (certare, laborare, vati, acqiUrere), Olcd.
vinna (laborare, perficere, patrare), ^oth. vinnan (nooxetv),
lein, contend, obtain: tt pinnen heofiieB kinedcm Orm. 801;
WUDDen a. r. 238; winntf Wr. treat. 138; ayenb. 17 ; Mor.
a. p. I, 678; danne snmer and winter winnen reL ant
1, 220; wan (pret.) Goto. eonf. am. 3, 137; vis. P. P.
3988; Mand. 228; pnnnen Orm. 10175; wonnen via. P.
P. 48; pnnnen (part-JOnn. 6112; wnnnefiu^A. 1348; won-
nen id.and. 46; Chauc. G. i. 879; compoa. &-, iwinnen.
winter, A3ax. pinter, OSax. OHGerm. winter, Goth.
vintms, winter, a. r. 20 j |)at winter La^. 9887 ; wintre
i^at.) vit. P. P. 11819; pintre (nam. ace pi.) Fum. p.
VIII, 105; rd. anL 1, 130; pinter Orm. 15594; winter
tt. gen. 667; harrovi. 46; Chauc. C. t. 7233; compoa. mid-
winter,
wintwttd Bob. Br. 240, 17.
wipe, Swed-Yipb, wipe, „upupa", Wr. voc 188; prompt,
pant. 530.
wlpin, ASace. ptpian, wipe, „tergere^, prompt, pare.
580; wipe pr. conac 7977; wiped a. r. 230; wlpep ayeth.
106; wlpede Fvm. p. XXIII, 125; wiped mj. P. P. 1322;
Mand. 97; wlpeden iaj. 22289.
wippen, LQerm. Dutch wippen, Dan. vippe, Swed.
vippa, awing: pu ahalt wippen on & sprenge owl and
nigfa. 1064.
wlr, ^Soa!.plr, «iire,L(i3. 7048;ms.P.P.9(H; /w. 2967.
wis, OSax. OFris. wis, Olcd- tiss, swre, a. r. 38; Amis
1292; pie Or»n. 19; al so pia ,80 he god is rei songs VII,
96; td wisee Shoreh. 1; pat pite {(u to piase Kath. 1643;
conmos. iwis.
wiaUche eurdy, rd. otU. 1, 130; pislike Orm. 10830; wia-
llke Bavd. 274; wisli Chaue. C. t 10049.
..C.oogic
wis 649
■wis, A8<Kc. pis, OSofc. (ria, Olcd. visa, OHOerm. wiser,
-oiae, sapiens, a. r. 64; Bele. 166; s(. ^en. 100; Ghauc. C.
"!. 68; rfa bfin aapere, Orm. 2279; ]>l8 purpen 11611; wl-
sura (compar.) a. r. 198; owZ and ni^Af. 1248; wiseate
^^upeHat.) io;. 28100; compos. rihtwiS,
' -wisdom toiadom, a. r. 26; owl and night. 770; (pisdniii)
Kath. 487.
'wislicde sapientia, ayenh. 68.
■wiahclie wisely, a. r. 104; nvewft. 34; (plahche) iTofA. 82 ;
wislike s(. gen. 1091; wisluker (compar.) a. r. 234; wis-
loker ffV. p. g, 194.
wise, A8ax. pise, OSax. OMGerm. wiaa, jpwe, modus,
owl and night 519; on fini wise o, r. 58; on alle pise
Orm. 2626; on ii6ne wiae c. oft. B73; on f^odea wise at.
gtn. 2961; on pis visa pr. cotisc. 3622; in none wlseifeA;.
1212; in |>is trtae Ckauc. C. t. 1448; in vele wlaea ayenb.
62.
wisien (wlssien), ASax. piaian, OSax. wiaean, Olcd.
visa, OHGerm, ^sen, inati^ict, direct, ahoio, La^. 5280;
wlsen c. of I. 297; wlssin, wJshen prompt, parv. 193 &
530; plaaen Orm. 10833; wtaaea Wr. treat. 133; wlai owl
and night. 913; wiae ^6. Glouc. B24, 8; chron. Engl.
499; Aud. 49; wiase (wise, wishe) ms. P. P. 4911 (Wart,
hist. 2, 45^; wlase Havel. 104; Chauc. 0. L 6690; pr.
oonao. 9304j met. hcnn. 51; compoa. iwisien.
wisnease wiaeneaa, aapientia, c. of I. 292.
wianien, ASax. pianian, Olcel. viana, OHGerm. we-
s(e)nen, wizzen, areacere; wiaened (pret.) Halliw. diet. 934.
wisp wisp, prompt parv. 530; wispe (dat.J via. P. P.
8176.
wiste, ASax. pist, Olcel. vist, OHGerm. wist, G<Ah.
vists, yVom wesen, being; compoa, bi-, i-, n4(li)wiste.
wit, ASax. pit, OSax. wit, Olcel. Goth, vit, toe, via,
lai. 9616; ffafA. 1523*; at. gen. 1775; pit Orm. 201.
wit, jlfioar. pitt (pit), Olcel. vit, GofA. (un)viti, OHGerm.
vizzi, wd, mend, aenatu, c. of I. 1080; ayenb. 11; Chauc.
C. t 748; his wit he forl*3 iaj. 1661; pit & akil Ornt.
1652; wit and wlsdsm Shoreh. 138; out of witte Marg.
245; Octov. 1667; bfet wipoute witte Fum. p. XIII, 220;
(p6) vif (five) wittes a, r. 14; Wr. treat. 139; pr. cotwc.
5518; eornpoa. i-, in-, unwit.
witful Lai,. 911; witvol ayeni. 150.
=dbvGoogIe
660 -wtt
witleas a. r. 25<!; witlCs otol and night. 692; Be&. 1940.
wit? compos, edwit.
^ite, ASax. pita, {>eota (sapiens), gepita (testis), OFris.
wita (testis), OHQerm. wizo (sapiens), wise inan, Orm.
8G72; wete SItoreh. 24; weote textisf a. r. 201*; witene
(gen. pi) IjUt,. 11546; eompos. unwite.
i fitecipe, ASax. ge|>itscipe, OFria. witskipe, OSax. gewit-
BC«pi, OHOerm. giwizscaf (testimonium), knowledge^ Mor.
horn. 25; pitehipe Orm. 5709.
?witeword, Oloel. Titord? ^te^amentam'*, ps, 24, 14; eooe-
nataf Rob. Br. 162, 19.
wlte, A8aa:. plte, OSax. witi, Olcd. viti, OHGerm.
wlzi, wiie, reproach, punishment, La-7,. 22131; a. r. 4; «(.
gen. 2035; Chawc. C. t 12881; FLor. 1637; Z-Miy. wi. p.
32; pite tWt. 3295; compos, blod-; ferdwite?
wite30, .i4Soa;. pitega, OHGerm. wlzago, pwpA«i, io^.
17415; pite^e A. m. 5; pltesen f;>i.^ Kath. 484.
wltesien, ASax. vttegian, OHOerm. v/iz&gon, prophe-
sy; pitejede (pret) Mor. horn. 7; compos. it>Ite3ieD.
I>ite3hunge, ASax. pttegung, prophecy, Orm. 15149.
witeT, ASax. pitol(?), wise, La-^. H639.
witen, ASax. pitan, pytan pret. piste, pisae (scire),
OSax. witan, Goth, vitan pret. vissa (sififivai), Olcel. yita,
OHQerm. wizan, wii, sct're, (wer^ iaj. 1864; »t (/era. 328;
harrow. G9; a. a. Weft. 1459; piten Orm. 199; to piten
ant to peldea Marh. 2; wit3n, wuten a. r. 4 i& 96; „wi-
tin, wetin scire", prompt, parv. 531; witen, wite c. of I.
168 & 1256; AIm. 3951; to wite pe fram pe fSnde
Shoreh. 90; (witte) pr. eonsc. 4734; wete Perceo. 320;
ajw!. 37; Amad. Robs. Ill, 5; pet is to witeae ayenb. 1 ;
doop me to witene vis. P. P. 4925; he pit Furn. p. VIIT,
42; witand (wittand) ps. 86, 4; piste (pret.) Orm. 521;
piste . ■ . hire fSstermoderea ilhte Mark. 2 ; wista st. gen.
779; via. P. P. 24; Mor. a. p. 1, 376; Ferceo. 1146;
wiste, wiiste owl and night. 10 <£ 147; wuste La^. 525
(fi 4608; a. r. 110 *& 270; Hi waste him vaste indu Rob.
Glouc. 461, 8; wist (paH) harrotc. 49; vis. P. P. I24S6;
Chauc. C. t. 10573; compos, hi-, iwiteu.
witen, ASax. pltan (spectare, ire, imputare), OSax.
wttan (ire, imputare), Olcel. vita (spectare, ire), Goth.
reitan (videref), OHQerm. wizan (imputare). Lot. Vldfiro?
wAe, impute, reprove, Alis. 1725; s. s. Wr. 349; „witin
.L.OOc^lC
witende 661
imputare", prompt, paro. 531; wlte lAdg. at. of Th. 1042;
m. Arih. F. 1153; 1 wite Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 14588; pu
witest a. r. 304; (^e, hi) wltep Bek. Sill; ayenh. 69;
witep goes, Lay 31311*; ant. Arth. XVII, 7; wites a wai
met. horn. 124; no wtte pou noght fra ma „ne diaceaaeria
a me", pa. 21, 12; uteo (= witen look, aeekf) we heom
to Me(a) Laj,. 2063S; ute ]>e (misprinted pa) ue bipe-
rien Fum. p. YIII, 168; ute we pah to him fare owl
and night. 1777; ]>fl,t (p'et.) went, KcOk. 1343; {>&t alia,
know, Orm. 12107; w&t orel and night. 1177; Degree.
1727; wot a. r. 52; ayenh. 9; at. gen. 487; Afond. 98;
(woot) via. P. P.85; Chauc. C. (.391; ichot (= ich wot)
Bob. Glove. 431, 17; T^r. 8pec.25; w&t ieej>a, Laj. 21302;
pu f&st ifat-A. IT; Orm. 11259; wost Shoreh. 165; a. a.
Wr. 1103; an(. ^rtA. XX, 1; jtiten Jl/arA.17; Orm. 7932;
witen aL gen.7i; Chauc. C. t. 7472; Wicl. John 9; wite
(mibjuTKt.) via. P. P. 3069; a. a. Wr. 1032; witen (part.)
hnoum, Degrev. 1592; was jtiten (gone) fit of life Orwi.
8222; compos. &tr, bi-, iwlten.
witeude, 0/ce2. vitand, witting, aoientia: be his wi-
tinde ayenh. 6,
witer, OIceL vitr (aciem), wise, iaj. 9600; c. of I.
75; WV apec. 28; (witter) a(. <?««. 1308; piter sure, Orm.
4013.
witerllche avrdy. Lay 17563; k. a. 5; piterllche Katk.
283; (witterhche) a. r. 70; piterlike Orm. 785 ; (witterhke)
at. gen. 769; witerli JVr. an. lit 8; (witterli) ois. F. P.
607.
witi, jlSoic. pitig, OSax. witig, OHGerm. wiziger,
wiiCfy, aapiena, prudena, owl and night. 1187; (pitti) Katk.
317; (witti) Fum. p. XIII, 219j witie (pi) Lay 16829.
wittihBde Shoreh. 138.
witien (witie), .^SiW!. pitiao, provide, guard. Lay
1894*; Wr. treat. 133; oye»6. 166; witede Lay 4608*;
oompoa. biwitien.
witnen testify; witned a. r. 30.
witnesse, ASax. (g6)pitiie8s , OHGerm. giwiznessi,
v>itneaa, testimonium, a. r. 68; ayenh. 10; pitnesse Fum.
p. Vlll, 67; Orm. 16690.
wid, ASax. pid (contra, ad, pro), OIceL vid fcontra,
0(i, pro, aim), OSax. wid, wid (contra, pro, cam), OFris.
with (contra), with, contra, cum: ne Bcal pe nfbn man 8cil-
..L.oo^^lc
682 wider
den wid scondhche deade Lot,. 2274; to feahteo vid pon
keisere 5532; hwo mei wid peo3 witeu him a. r. 278;
beated hire bare bodi ^id bittre beamen Mark. 5 ; to ]>ur-
pen god pip bedes &, pip l&kes Orm. 905 ; pe kni^t waa
wip me wrop owl and night. 1085; Gaim fro him flS^
wid wtf and Ajte (ms. ha^te) st. gen. 43 1 ; dis fis wnned
wid de 86 grand rd. ant. 1, ii20; biset ic am wip lipere
men Marg. 56; wip rihte c. of I. 298; idem >! wip wrong
a^enb. 12; heremites wip Iioked(e) staves vis. P. P. 106.
widbreiden reverteret bite pu pidbreide (prinied wid brei-
de) pe k. m. 9.
widbnggen (wipbegge) redeem, ayeah. 186.
widbdwen avoui, a. r. 116.
withclepin revoke, prompt, parv. 630; wipclepe (pre*.)
Mis. 1301; wipcleped (part.) ayenh. 189.
widdrajen (wipdraje) withdraw, ayenh. 9; Shoreh. 153;
wipdrawe A. g. 12492; widdrawed a. r. 230; widdros st.
gen. 599; (hi) wipdrfiwe hfim Bek. 1914.
widhalden (withhalde) loithhotd, Mor. a. p. 2, 740; wip-
haldest Alis. 1310; [>et ^e widholden on from vlSsllche
lustes a. r. 348; widhSld at. gen. 2033.
widinnen within, La^. 5686; a. r. 4; rd. ata. 1, 215;
pipinnen Orm. 1020; wipinnen c. of I. 717; wipinne Wr.
treat. 139; ayenb. 10.
wipnime(D) reprooe, blame, ayenb. 137.
widsaken contradict, renounce, I^a^. 10898; a. r. 88.
pipseggen contradict, deny, Orm. 7646; widsuggen (wipseg-
ge) £03. 13237; widsiggea a. r. 86; wipzigge ayenb. 175;
wipseye Ckauc. C. t. 807 ; Hoed. VI, il ; wipseide Bde.
526.
widgitten (wipsitte) resist, Eglam. 1022; wipsat Arth. and
Merl. 9066.
pipstanden toiiJtatand, Orm. 7646; pidstonden Kath. 228;
a. r. 218; pan kinge widstonden L03. 1419; wipstonde
via. P. P. 312; wipstondep ayeni. 266.
pidetSpen restrain, Mor. hom. 15.
widteon retire; widteo (pres. euhj.) rel. ant. \, 132.
widHten without, extra, praeter, La^. 9832; a. r. 4; at.
gen. 503; pipfiten Orm. 1253 ; wipouteo c. of I. 717 j Wid.
John 8; wipoute Bek. 267; ayenb. 6.
wipwinde mithwind, convolmdua, vis. P. P. 3589.
wider, ASaaa. pider, OFria. witiier, OSax. widar, wi-
.L.OOc^lC
viper 663
dar, OHGerm. widar (contra), Goth, vipra (icpo?) ; compos.
awider.
widergome (wipergame) contest, La^. 24685.
widerhap misfortune, La^. 9269.
wideriwinne adversary, enemy, La^. 4535.
widerlase ruffian, Z03. 10968; viderlahe Marh. 5.
wipersake, ASax. {lidersaca, OHGerm. widersacho, adva-'
sary, La-T^. 1808*.
piperatrencpe adverse power, Orm. 6905.
piperpeod adverse people, Orm. 10227.
widerward adverse, contrary, L03. 6875; st. gen. 2935;
piperpard Orm. 9667.
widerwine (for widerwinne?) enemy, a. r. 196; piderpine
Kath. 1197; wiperwine Bob. Glouc. 326, 5; Rich. 6012.
widerwinne, ASax. pidert>inna, OHOerm. widarwinno, ad-
versary, enemy, rel. ant. 1, 235.
wiper, OHOerm. widar (rOro, iterum)f wese and
wiper wese ayenb. 137.
piderin, ASax. piderian, OHGerm. widaron, resist,
Mark. 14; piprep (prea.) Orm. 1181; wideren rd. ant. 1,
219.
wiperling, ASax. piderling, adversary, Horn 154.
widi, ASax. pidie(i'), pidige(?), pidde, Olcel. vifl,
OFris. withthe, OHGerm. wida, Gr. hia, wiOiy (wi^e),
„salix", Wr. voc. 92; a. r. 86; wipi, wipe vimen, Percev.
423 & 444; widdo vimen, vinculum, £03. 22833; wippe
ayenl. 135; Alis. 4714; k. s. 11553; pippes (pi.) Orm.
15803.
wivil, wevil, ASax. pifel, ODutch wevel, OHGerm. wi-
bil, weevil, „curculio", prompt, parr. 523 & 531.
wivin, .^Soar. plfian, marry, prompL parv. 331; wive
Trist. 3, 55; wlvede a. r. 308.
wlak, JS«a;. pbec, LGerm. lak? (epid, HV. treat. 138;
wlacli? (printed wlati) s(. jeM. 3300; wlech a. r. 202.
wlanc, ASax. plane, plonc, OSax. wlanc, prottd, splen-
did, rel. ant 1, 180; wlonc owl and night. 489; wionk
Wr. p. s. 156; Mor. a. p. 3, 486; in wlanke wede mA.
horn. 42; ^loiike pordes Kath. 844.
wlate, ASax. pUeta, disgust, (dot) owl and night. 1504.
plateful h. m. 25; wlatful ps. 13, 1; wlatyol ayenb. 241.
wlatsoin Chauc. C. t. Tyr. 14542; pr. come. 459; wlat-
sum Mor. a. p. 2, 641 ; Fum. p. r. I. p. 173.
..Google
664 vUtieD
wlatien, ASax. platian, fed liisgtut, a. r. 86; wlatie
owl and night. 354; wlate „ahominare", ps. 5, 7 ', wlatip
apol. 92; him wlatia A. a. 3541 ; me wlatez Mor. a. p. 2,
S05; compos, awlatien.
vlatunge disgust, (ace.) a. r. 80.
wlenchen, ASax. flencBLTt, Jrom wlanc, mcJee proud:
pi lease pit pat tu pleiiches(t) te in Katk. lOIO; compos.
a-, forwlenchen.
wlite, ASax. plite, OSax. wliti, GofA.vIits, form, face,
Lot,. 19205; rel. ant. 1, 186; owi and night. 439; «(. jro,
2288; nspedem"^, pa. 44, 5; plitc Kaih. 1463; Orm. 6ft6.
pliti, ASax. plitig, (?5aa;. wlitig, heauliful, Katk. 813.
wltten, ^Saa;. pUtan, look; wlttep (pres.) Wr. spec.
43; wlset (prrfj ia^, 17115.
wlo, ASax. ploh (fimhria)? wlon [>i.?) cr. i'. P. 1466.
w6d (wood), ASax. pod, Qoth. Tods, OUGerm. -waoter,
Olcel. fldr, wuorf, rj^'^'^osua", prompt, parv. 531; a. i-. 96;
5et. 1939; rel. ant. I, 115; Ghauc. C. t. 184; Jtfor. a p.
2, 204; Tor. 643; (pod) Orm. 4ti76; wode (pt.) pr. eonse.
99; woddre (compar.) a. r. 264.
w6dh6d at. am. 3539; wodliEde ayenb. 18.
wSdllche HaUiw. diet. 938 ; vodloker (compar.) La^.
3201.
wodschipe a. r. 120.
Woden, ^Soic. poden, OSaa-. fWflden, OHOerm.W\io-
tan(?), 0/cei. Opinn, Woden, La^. 13925*; Wodne3 dai ■
(del) Wednesday, a. r. 70; vis. P. P. 8348; W^dnes dai
Kath. 2215; Rob. Glouc. 112, 16.
wodnesae „furor", prompt, parv. 531; woodnesse
Chaue. C t. 3452; saci-am, 502.
w6h, ASax. poh, wrong, a. r. 2; wo^e owi and night
813; for lire pojhe dSdes Orm. 1375; woh (subat.) Lar,.
4333; harrow. 52; poh Orm. 5555; wogh Ocfaw. 561;
laumb.^b; Mor. a. p. 1,621; wouh a. r. 54; wdu^ itraiu^.
13; c. of I. 886; pohe (dat.) Kath. 1243.
w6h?
w61ilSc wooing, a. r. 388*.
woulSche id., a. r. 95.
w63ien (wowin), .^Saa;. pogian, woo, „procare", prompt,
parv. 533; wfiwen a. r. 388; Arth. and Merl. 772; wowe
Hardw. poem 11, 6; a. a. Wr. 230; £^^m. 1084; wowede
via. P. P. 2229; v6v/id Triam. 67.
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w5ware 655
■wfiware, ASax. pfigere, wooer, a. r. 90; woweris (pi.)
via. P. P. 6717.
wfiwunge tBOoing, a. r. 116.
wolde, ASacc. ^olde, OFrU. wolde, welde, OllOerm.
wolta, OSax. welda, Olcet. Goth, vilda, (pret.) would, La^.
368; a. r. 8; Bdc. 17; ayetib. 16; Chauc. C. (.257; polde
O'-ni. 150; wolde, wulde at. gen. 214 tfe 912; palde i/orA.
2; walde pr. consc. 4395; wnlde rel. an(. 1, 219.
wo] ken, ASax. polcen, OSaor. wolcan, OHGerm. wol-
cbftn, welkin, nuhes; wolkne (pi.) Shoreh. 137; via, P. P.
11692; wolcne, weolcne Lai,. 4574 tfc 23947; waolcne a.
r. 2 46; yeolcue Mark. 7; walke at. gen. 96,
wop, ASax. jtop, OSax. wop, Olcel. 6p, OHGerm.
wuof, lamentation, L03, 5970; a. r. 110; owf anrf ni^At.
984; .Boi. G^owc. 34, 15; aymh. 265; SAoreA. 147; p6p
.Kotfi. 2364; Fwm. p. Vlll, 117; Orm. 7931.
word, A8ax.-(0V{i, OStx.viorA, Goth.ysMxA, OHGerm.
wort, Olr.el. ord, toord, verhum, dictum, aermo, fama,
prompt. pan>. 532; a. r. 88; owl and night ZQO; pat word
Jiek. 537; pord Orm. 282; word, wurd ai. gen. 46 d- 736;
wurd h. a. 1240; pord (pi) Fum. p. Vlll, 6; word a. r.
58; owl and night. 1651; compos, hgre-, huxword.
wore pondf w^ri so water ia wore Wr. apec. 28,
woren, ASax. yori&a, fatigue f Wr. spec.2i; pismong
wored so pe ^ien a. r. 386; w6re wanderf lud. Cov. 96,
v/tSl, Olcel. rfl, Swed. vr&, comer, nook, Alex. 1585;
wro Fvm. p. XXVIIl, 26; Hartah. m. t. 306; wros (pi)
Havel. 68.
praeche, ASax. prjec(?), OSax. wrfika, OFris. wrfike,
OHGe)-m. rScha, vengeance, Onn. 19; wrfiche .£03. 29581 ;
„wi:«(/tc(ti", a. r. 186; Bei. 1496; ayenb. 45; SAoreA. 133,
Chauc. G. t. 5099; «. *■ Wr. 1775; wrfiche and wrake at.
gen. 552; he scholde take of heom wr^che Alia. 2858;
wriche? chron. Engl. 724; Mor. a. p. 2, 229; [wrSke
(wreke ?) „vindicta, vltio", prompt, parv. 533 ; wrfike „vin-
dictam", pa. 57, 11; Mar. mir. pi. 167]
|>r6chj>ile vindictivef A. m. 47.
wraest, ASax. prieat (firmua, validua); eompoa. un-
■wrseat.
wrffistlich LaT,. 29582.
wraest (wrfet) ^plectrum", prompt parv. 533; wrflst
Wr. voc. 202 <fe 240.
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656 wnesten
wraesten (wr^tio), A8ax. prsestan, are^, torqaere,
„plei:tere", prompt, part. 533; wrfisten luctariJ a. r. 374;
wriste (wreste) (pret.) La'^. 7532; wrilste A. ». 6197; heo
pr&ten in uppon me nirrueruvi super me", a. r. 220;
(pay) wrft3t(e) out intn(e) Ijen Mor. a. p. 3, 80; wrist
(part.) Hartsh. m. t 289.
wraestlere (wrAstlare) wreatler, a. r. 222.
wraestlien (pr^stiin) , ASax. |>rsestliaD (?) , ODvich
■wrAstelen, wrestle (wroatle), Marh. 14; wrJlstlen a. r. 80;
wrflstle Chauc. C. t. 3926; wraatele Rob. Glouc. 32, 12;
wr^tele (pres.) lud. Gov. 186; wr&stle (tvbj.) vis. P. P.
9372; wrfetlede (prtt.) at. gen. 1808; . wreestleden iaj.
24699.
wr&atliuge wrestling, ioj. 1871; a. r. 318.
wraede (wrfipe), ASax. yrmS, from wrtden, wreath,
Chauc. C. L 2147; TPiW. gloat.
'wraedde, wr&dde, ASax. ]>r%ddo BovL ev. gloss.,
Olcd. reidi, wrath, ira, iaj. 3073 & 6379; -wrMde a. r.
120; at. gen. 3863; pr€dde, fr&dde JlforA. 9 <& 18; wr^pe
ayenb. 8; jlmw 830; (wrfithe) prompt parv, 534; prftppe
0«M. 124; wrappe owl and night 939; i?'«m. j). XXIV,
93; c. q/ i. 407; wrAde rtZ. an*. 1, 130; wriipe vis. P. P.
2146.
wrfidful a. r. 118; wrathful pr. eonac. 5107.
wragelunge struggling, wrestling, a. r. 374.
wragger striver? Mar. mir. pL 179.
■wraggunge atrifiing, struggling, a. r. 374*.
wrkh, Jromvfithenf froward, a. r. 416*; wkw prompt,
parv. 533; Chaac. C. t. Tyr. 16995; s. s. Web. 1742;
HaUiw. nug. poet. 9; wrowe ('^ZJ rei. ant. 1, 241.
wrak, JlStw. prase ?/rom ■wrektin, wrack (wreck), Chauc.
C t. 4933; wrek prompt, parv. 533; wrec rel. ant. 1, 33.
■wrake, ASax. pracu, GoiA. Traka, /iw» wreken, ven-
geance, persecwlion, misery, prompt, parv. 533; La^. 4040;
at. gen: 562; Shoreh. 141; transact. 18, 28; Jl/a^Jca 852;
reZ. ant 1, 2G2; jF/or. 582; m. Arth. F. 935; dep. of R.
5, 27; ii(?i?. OT. f. 125; lud. Cov. 200; wele after wrake
Kemh. Sal. a. Sat 230; nip and wrake owl and night.
1192; sorowe and wrake h. a. S392; werre and wrake
Hardw. poem 1, 1.
wrakeful Wr. spec. 22.
wrang, Olcel. rangr, /rom wringen, wrong, Iw. 8184;
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wrappen 657
praDg & crumb Orm, 9207; -mp pi ■wrang(e) wiles atU.
Arih. XXXIII, 5; wronge (adv.) owl and night. 1^60;
wrang (subsL) s. a. Web. 2900; wrong Bek. 172; vis. P.
P. 1710; mid wronge £03. 27300; Fum. p. VIll, 106.
wronghche wrongly, ayenh. 8.
wrongwende a. r. 254.
wrangwTs, Swed. vr&ngvia, MnjVsCprancplse (prongplae) rfi-
Yen hum. p. VIII, 129 fAfor. horn. 175>.
wrangwisli ^. cojwc. 8865.
wrappen (wrappe) wrap, Oiatcc. C. t. 8459; Fum. p.
r. I. p. 226; wrappid (pret.) Rich. 3094; wrapped (part)
Mand. 60; cr. P. P. 865; compos, bi-, inrappen.
wrap, ASax. prAd, OSax. wr6d, 0/cei, reidr, 0/f(?er?n.
reider, /row* wrlpen, wrotA, iratua, pravus, malws, Iw. 136;
Majjea 360; Jtftw. 26; prdp Oiw. 4814; wr6d a. r. 120;
St. jen. 1215; wrop Rob. Glove. 31, 1; ayenb. 22; Soft.
Br. 86, 12; a. s. I^r. 1798; wrop and grim Alia. 3528;
prflde [>orke3 Katk. 173; to wr&dere (wrodere, wropere)
hele io3. 29556; «. r. 102; Fum. p. XXIV, 189; ow.
P. P. 9154; wrope (Wn.^J ayenb 20; iyed wrope owl and
night. 1527; pou 3eldest nou mi Ioyo wrope Rob. Glouc.
31, 10; wropere (oompar.) Bek. 361.
Wi^liche wrothly, £03. 7379.
wr4dien (wrftpen), ASiix. (ge)j>rSidian, OSax. wrMean,
become wroth, make wroth, via. P. P. 4100; Ghauc. C. t.
Tyr. 17026; prfidden Kath. 746; prftppen Orm. 5615;
wr&ppen Wr. an. lit. 3; wrappe c. of I. 594; wredden a.
r. 312; wr6pi ayenb. 60; Amis 606; wreth{e) (prea.)
pr. conac. 1651; wrfepep Shorek. 127; wrope (aubj.J a. a.
Wr. 1780; wrAdede (wrSppede) (pret) Lan,. 4577; wrft-
ped Roh. Br. 129, 11; Mor. a. p. 2, 230; wrfithid (paH)
pa. 2, 12; compos, awr^dien.
wr&xlien (wrAxli), ASax. pr4xlian, OFris. wrflslia,
wrasde, luctari, La^. 1858"; Fum. p. XII, 70; wr^xlede
Laz- 24699«.
wr4xlinge, ASax. pr&xlung, wraxling, (dat.) Zaj.
1871*
wreccbe, ASax. praecc, OIIGerm. wrebher (exvl), mi-
aerable, a. r. 56; rel. songs II, 42; c. of I. 331; pu wrec-
che wi3t owl and night. 656 ; ml wreccbe llf Brand. 23;
precche Orm. 3878; pat wraecche vole iMi3. 23571.
wrecchedcm a. r. 232; wrecchedam o. of I. 408'*.
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658 wrecdie
wrecchehsd 0. r. 232*; wrecchsde Bde. 1282.
wneccheliclie La^. 30554; precchebke Orm. 3708.
■wrecche, ASax. ]>r»cca, precca, OSaac, wrekkio,
OHGerm. recheo, reecho, wradh, owl and night. 534 ; Wr.
treat 138; Ckauc. C. L 933; precche Katk. 2078; Orm.
10140; wrechche ayenb.31', wrsecche Za3. 3860; ]>Teccheii
(jd.) Fum. p. Vin, 142.
wrecched wretched, Chauc. C. t. 923; pr. contc. 557.
wrecchedhEde hob. Glouc. 102, 2; ps. 11, C.
wrecchedhche toretchediy, Mand. 251.
wrecchedneaae wretchedneas, vis. P. P. 6660.
wr63e, Qolh. vrohs, accusation-
wreiful a. r. 302.
wr 63611 (pr43lian), ASax. prSgan, OSax. wrogiaD,
OFris. wrogia, Ooth. vrolijan, Olcd. rcegja, OHOerm. ruo-
gen, accuse, denounce, Orm. 2939 ; wreien a. r 304 ; wreghe
pr. amao. 5462; wrfiye Chauc. C. t. 3503; wreie Beves
1211; wreide (pret.) Bek. 1226; wr^ghed (part.) Iw.
2859; compos, bi-, for-, iwrSsen.
f>rSiere accuser, Mor. hom. 57.
wr£iunge accusaiion, a. r. 200.
wreken, ASax. yrecaji (pellere, punire, uldad), OSax.
■wrecan (tUdsci), Ooth. vrikan (Stiujceiv), Olod. reka (pdlere,
peraejui, uicis^, OHQemi. rechau (ulcisa), wreak, pdiere,
ulcisci, a. r. 286; Havel. 327; preken Kath. 2078; Orm.
914; wreke Ckauc. G. t. 963; Percev. 1065; wreke out
of his vela3rede ayenh. 189; wrak (pr^.) Arth. and Merl.
6972; Trist. 3, 88; Gam. 299; wrek ayenb. 215; wreken
(part) Havel. 2368; st gen. 2028; Trist. 3, 91; wrekun
a mong p§ stones Amad. Sobs. XLIV, 4; wreke s. s.
Web. 360; aacrcem. 212; wroken vU. P. P.1210; Ind. Cov.
141; (wrokin) Mar. mir. pi. 131; wroken fro 4ch & w6pe
3for. o. p. 1, 376 J compos, a-, iwreken; dmw. wrseche,
wrake.
wrench, ASax. prenc (^rence?), Germ, rank, wrettch,
trick, a. r. 338; rrf. on(. 1, 175; owl and night. 809;
ayenh. 129; (wrenche?) jI^m- 4050; met. horn. 2; (wrenke?)
Boh. Br. 58, 20; wrenche (dot) £03. 81; Bofc. Gtewc. 55,
2; prenche (dot. pi.) Fum. p. VIII, 127; wrenches (ace.
pi) Chauc. C. t. 13009; wikkede wrenches ». «. (Vet.
1756; wrenkes and wiles pr. consc. 1360.
wrencbful a. r. 268; ]>r6nchful Kath. 892.
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vrenchen 669
wrenchen, ASax, )>rencan, MHOerm. renken, wrench,
torquere, a. r 222; irencheu lit of pe peie Mark. 4; ich
Crenchte hfim a dim IS; wrinchand pr. con.-c. 1538;
wreiot (part.) Wr. p. a. 157; compos, at-, biwrencheQ.
wrengde wtrottgnesa, (ace.) rel. ant. 1, 210,
wrenne, ASax. jrenna, wren, prompt, pant. 533;
Gow. com/, ant. 3, 34!); wramie owl and night 1715.
wreon, ASax. preon = wrihen, cover, La;^. 27859;
Alts. 1606; wreod (pres) a. r. 88; wrSih ('pref^ 390; 0.
of I. 918; wreigli ^mw 2333; prusen J^um. F///, 81;
iwro^en (part.) La^. 5192*; compos, bi-, unwreon.
wretlien, jiiSaa:. yreJian, OSax. wre^ien, support ;yfTeo-
ded a. r. 252; pat ^e preodied op on Knth. 859.
wrien (wrie), ASax. prigian, tend, go, Chauc. TroU.
1998; pried rel. songs 111, 7; hue wriep a wey Wr. spec.
48; wried (part.) Gener. 5957.
wrieles, ASax. prigels, covering, a. r. 322; wrteliB
WicL gloss.
wrihen, wrien, ASax. prihan, OlIGerm. riban, wry,
tegere, velare, a. r. 84 ife 420*; wrlin prompt parv. 534;
wrie (pres.) Chawc. 0. t. 7409; wrljp, -wrie|) oyenJ. 61
& 167; wrie (imper.) h. e. 1147; wrisen (pret.) La-T^.
17349; wregben Arth. and Merl. 1774; wrien (part.)
Chauc. r. r. 912; iwrisen X03. 5192; iwrie Bob. Oloac.
55, 19; compos, bl-, unwrihen; deriv. wrAb?
wrikken, Dutch wrikken, Dan. vrikke, Swed. vricks,
turn: pe dfivel wrickede h^r and per Fum. p. IX, 82.
wringen, ASax. pringan, ODutch wringen, OHQerm.
ringen? wring, torquere, via. jp. I'. 8936; wringe rel. owl,
1, 115; Octov. 1212; wringep Ckauc. 0. t. 9427; wrang
(pret.) Iu>. 2773; wrong s(. gen. 2064; s. s. Wr. 2508;
wrungen Havel. 152; wrongin Alia. 7891.
wrinkil, ASax. princle(?), ODutck wrinkel, torinHe,
„mga^, prompt, parv. 534,
wriste, wirate, ASax. prist, OFris. (band)wir8t, Olcd.
rist, MllOerm. rist, riste, wriat, Wr. voc. 147 (fe 208;
provipt. parv. 534,
writ, ASax. prit, Olcel. rit, to«i, scripttira, a. r. 98;
si. ^ew. 1974; c. of I. 76; jlitfi. 10; prit Orm. dedie. 331.
writen, ASax. pritan, OSax. wrttan, OIceL rlta,
OHGerm. rizen, tmie, scrihere, a. r. 42; jWw. 4793; pri-
ten Orm. 3554; writ (pret) Flor. 2175; prSt Orm, 6816;
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660 pritere
wr6t a. r. 12; Bek. 164; (wroot) Jlit. i778; vis. P. P.
6950; writen 6471; priten Orm. 5810; write Gok. conf.
am. 3, 85; writen (part.) Gkauc C. t. 12052; Wid. John
8; pr. conac. 2042; priten Orm. 3085; compos, ipriten.
prltere vriter, Mark. 2.
wride, ASatc. prida, terithf band; wripen (pi.) Alia.
6763.
wrlden, ASax. prtdan, Olcd. rida, OSQerm. ridan,
writhe, torquere, La^. 17394 : wripe Ckatic. r. r. 4359;
of pe way . . . ne wil he wripe Mor. a. p. 1, 350; wrjed
(pret.) La-1,. 6729; wrap t. s. Web. 1792; wroop Wid.
gloss.; writhin, wrepin „(or(iM'*, prompt, parv. 534; pe wri-
pen fflst via. P. P. 11721; A wrepin hsft a. a. c. XVII,
9; compog. iwriden; deriv. wride, wr&d, wrsede.
wrixlen, ASax. |>rixl(i)an, change; compos, biwrixlen.
wroten, ASax. protian, ODutch wroeten, /t-otb ASax.
prot (rostrum), (v))root, turn up the earth with the snovt,
rel, ant. 2, 216; wrotin prompt, parv. 534; wrote JtftM.
28; Orph. 239; avoto. Arth. XII, 13; wroted iaj. 409.
w1i = w^wea? pfl me Jfo*-. Aotm. 157; (pumme) Marh.
13, 22.
wude, ASaa. puda, pidu, OHQerm. witu, Olcd. vidr,
tcootf, a. r. 402; wude otcJ aW nighL 1624; s(. tj'en. 1306;
pude Orm. 14568; wude, wode ia^. 1237 & 8700; wode
Wr, treat. 137; Mand. 50; vor pane wode a^en&. 95; pu-
des (pt) Marh. 10.
wodebinde woodbind (-bine), prompt parv. 531.
wadebmne „buglossa", rd. ant. I, 36.
wodedouve prompt, parv. 631.
wodekok wood-cock, ibid.
wudeleie (wodelese) a, r. 96; wodeleye Horn 1160.
woderime LaT. 739.
wnderCve, ASax. pndurofe, woodroof, „ha3tula regio", Wr.
voc. 140; woderove prompt, parv. 531; Wr. spec. 43.
wndeecaje £a3.21561; wodeechawe Gam. 632; Isumb.74.
wodeEicape 1.03. 25859*.
YfoAesclilAB profnpt parv. 531.
wadewale," ODutch wedewal? MHGerm. witewal? galgulua,
pieusf owl and night. 1657; wodewale prompt, parv. 531 ;
Chauc. r. r. 658.
wodeward wood-ward, prompt, parv. 531.
wodewinde, ODutch wedewinde? hederal Chauc. C. 1. 1510.
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pulder 661
\Fodevo8e, ASax. yuAayasa, ffgatyma", prompt paro. 631;
WicL gloss.
pulder, ASax. wuldor, glory, Orm. 3379.
wulf, ASax. puff, Qotk. vulfs, Olcel. ulfr, OHGerm.
wolf, wolf, a. r. 120; A. s. 5523; lud. Gov. 68; yuli Kath.
31; wlf Hnuei. 573; ^{u)^ (wolf) Zaj. 1545 & 21305;
wolf iio6. G/owe. 280, 19 ; Chauc. C. t. 515 ; wulfes (pi) Mar,
mir. pi. 150; wolves chron. Engl. 732; compos, werwolf,
wulle, ASaso. pull, Goth, vullu, Oicc^. uU, OHGerm.
wolla, wool, prompt, pare. 534; Qow. conf. am. 1, 17;
pulle Orm. 12652; woUe ayetA. 137; MaTid. 208; uis. P.
F. 3819.
woilen, ^Soa;. jtyllen, OHGerm. wullener, woolen,
Alis. 4459; vis. P. P. 2902.
wulvene, MHGerm. wulfiane? ahe-vsolf, a. r, 120; wl-
vine Havel. 573.
wnnde, ASax. yanA, OSax. uunda (wunda), OllOerm.
wuQta, uunta, Olcel. nnd, woumj, vulnus, La^. 8604;
o. r. 326; punde Orm. 2218; wondo ayenb. 174; wounde
c. oj I. 1198; CAawc. C. (. 1012; wounde (pi.) Beve3724;
wounden Rob. Qlouc. 223, 21; wondea pr. consc. 0337.
wunden, ASax. puadian, OHGerm. wunton, wotmd,
mdnerare, a. r. 134; pundea Orm, 12484; punded h, m.
15; wondede fpret.) Bek. 2125; wundeden Laj- 1724;
wunded (part) st. gen. 853; wotmded Ckaue. Trail. 1625;
compos, for-, iwunden.
punder, ASax. pundor, OSax. uundar, OHGerm. wun-
tar, uuntar, Olcel. uadr, wmider, miracidumf prodigium,
Kaih. 152; Orm. 218; wuader owl and night. 361; ^if
him punched wunder a. r. 8; wundor ant. Arth. XVI, 7;
wonder e. of I. 619; pat wonder Bek. 86; p& scipen wen-
den tfl wundre (wondre) La3, 7838; haved iscbriTen hire
al to wundre a. r. 68; to tukea spa to pundre h. m, 27;
wnder (for wundre? ASax. pundrum?) strong io3, 687;
punder mikel Orm. 7284; wonder loude Mor. a. p. 2,153.
wndercraft La^. 1147.
wonderful c- of I. 62; wondervol ayenb. 15.
wunderlic marvelous, La^. 25584; wunderllch a. r. 390;
kn punderlike t&ken Orm, 15461; wonderhche (adv.)
Shoreh. 162; woundirllche e. a. ^^2678; wondirli Pereeo.
2004; punderllkeste (superl) Fum, p. VIII, 34.
wonderping c. of I. 644.
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pundren, ASax. pundrian, OHGerm. wuntaron, uhm-
der, mirari, Orm. 16475; ne wundrie heo hire nowiht a.
r. 376; pundrede Kath. 377; hSm wondrede alle Bek.
101; i ■wondred me Ckauc. r. r. 738; compos, a^, for-
wundren.
wune htAitatton, at. gen. B13; wone Rob. Br. 75, 25;
Chauc. h. of f. 1166; Fttm. p. //, 164; pesne wone L03.
13492; wane Percev. 1347; wones (^l.) vis. P. P. 1828;
woanes (wanes) a. r. 416; panes Mark. 21.
wunsele Lot,. 15703.
wune, A8ax. gepuna, OHGerm. giwoner, word, auetus,
St. gen. 1530; wone Octov. 1062; ne w6re pou wone 1)6
g6d and mild a. s. Web. 672.
wune, ASax. (ge)puna, OHGerm. giwona, custom, a.
r. 266; rel. ant. I, 217; wune (wone) LaT,. 11184; wone
prompt, para. 532 ; Hob. Qlouo. 287, 4 ; ayenh. 6 ; ajens
wone Shoreh. 164; aa was his wone Chauc. 0. t. 1066;
wunen (pi) st. gen. 688; compos, iwune.
wunien, ASax. punian, OSax. wonon, OHQerm. wo-
nen, wvn (won), habitare, a. r. 134; punien Kath. 921;
wunien, wonien La^. 478 i& 1205; punen Orm. 8708; wu-
nen st, gen. 306; wonien rel. ant. 1, 103; wonye Wr.
treat. 138; vis. P. P. 2824; wone Havel. 247; ps. 64, 6;
Oow. conf. am. I, 3-10; pr. come. Ifi; m. .^rtj. F. 2445;
pu wunest oioi and night. 338; woniep ayenh. 87; wonede
^i&, 5269; woned (part.) harrow. 46; compos, purhwu-
nien.
wunien (punen), ASax. gepunian, OHGerm. gewonen,
won, assuescere, Orm. 19541; wonie ayenh. 220; wonin
prompt, parv. 532; wunied ou to lutel drunch a. r. 412;
woned (part.) rel. ant. 2, 274; Wr. spec 47; vis. P. P.
9985; Chauc. C. t. 8215; see iwunien.
wununge, ASax. punung, dwelling, a. r. 74; pnnunge
Kath. 2456; woninge Fum. p. XV, 75; woning Chauc.
C. t. 608.
wunne, ASax. pynn, OHQerm. wunna, OSax. wunnia,
joy, pleasure, a. r. 192; owl and night. 1098; Wr. spec
47; punne h. m. 27; winne Haoet 2965; erl of T. 1024;
TWam. 533; m. Artk. F. 3788; winne wealth? Alis. 3887;
punnen (pi.) Marh. 1 ; alle mine wunnen (goods ?) La^.
22668; compos, unwunne.
wunhc, ASax. pynhc, pleasant, Xaj. 8090.
..C.oogic
wurchen 663
^unsum winsome, Mark. 19; wunsum (woneom) La^. 1187;
winsom ^jucundus", pg. 80, 3.
■wurchen, ASax. pyrcan, OSaxc. wirkean, OHGerm.
wirchen, wurchen, Olcel. yrkja, Qoth. vaurkjan, work
(woTch), operari, a. r. 6 ; wurchen (werche) £03. 5066;
wrchea owl and night. 408; purcheo Katk. 174; wurche
Bob. Olouc. 232, 22; worchen c. of I. 17; worche Mand.
1; werchen vis. P. P. 623; werche Shoreh. 29; ayenb.
174; Gow. oonf. am. 1, 63; werche (wirche) Chauc. G. t.
2761; wirchen Havd. 510; wirche Wicl. John 9; pirken
Orm. 9342; wirke humb. 393; pr. conac. 6905; worhte
(wrohte) (pret.) La^. 12024; prohte Orm. 2266; wrouhte
a. r. 258; wroghte via. P. P. 6420; wrosten st. gen. 529;
wroht (part.) Wr. spec. 31; wroght via. P. P. 1570;
wrou3t (wrouht) c. of I. 3; wrought lud. Gov, 28; compos.
for-, iwurchen.
wurde (wirde), ASax. pyrd, OSaas. wurd, OHOerm.
UTirt, weird, fate, Mor. a. p. 1, 249; OTtf, ^rtA. ZF7, 1;
wurdes ('pij A. m. 33; wiivies P. P. ^.540; werdea ^om
tf2. 456; IswtA. 202.
wurj?
weryangel. Germ, wiirgengel, destroyivg angd, applied to
the butter-bird, Chauc. C. t. 6990.
wurjen (wirwin, ■worwin), ASax. (a)pyrgaii, OHGerm.
wurgaii (uTirgan), worry, „atrangidare, suffocare", prompt.
parv. 530; wiri Chauc. r. r. 6364; worowe pr. consc.
1229; wolves pat wirhiep men P. P.^.529; wiryede (pre(.^
Fum. p. r. I. p. 83; wirwed (part.) Havd. 1921; iwore-
wid dep. of R. 17, 9; compos, awurjen,
wurht = iwnrht desert; prihte (ace) Mor. hom. 69;
after hise prihte Orm. 8240,
wurhte, ASax. pyrhta, OHGerm. narhto, OSaat. uurh-
teo, loright, operator, faber, Lai,. 21134; a. r. 78; pruhte
Mark. 20; prihte Orm. 18780; wrighte vis. P. P. 6420;
Chauc. C. t. 616; pnrhten Mor. hom. 93; compos, hweolwurhte.
■warm, ASax. pyrm, OSax. OHGerm. warm (uurm),
Q(^h. vaurms, Olcel. ormr, Lat. vermis, worm, serpent, a.
r. 138;vurm Orm. 4870; worm Wr. treat. 139; c. oft.
1129; Oow. conf. am. 2, 299; wirm prompt, parv. B30;
St. gen. 2925; rd. ant. 1,211; werm ayenb. 215; lud. Cow.
29; wormes (pi.) Bek. 2137; via. P. P. 7232; wurmene
(gen. pi.) k. m. 43.
=dbvGoogIe
684 warp
wurp, ASatr. ]>yrp, from werpen, coat, jactua, a. r, 5S.
wurs, aSox. pyrs, OSax. OIIGerm. wirs, Goth, vairs,
(compar.) worse, pejus, La^. 11193; (purs) Fum. p. VIII,
III; (wrs) owl and night 34 (&791; wors Shoreh, 97; ayenh.
20; rel. ant 2, 276; no pe wore hire uas Marg. 253; were
HarUh. m. t. 33; wursB, ^Saa:. pyrsa, OSase. wirsa, pgV,
a. r, 82; pe fal is purse i. m. 15; 4 purse stede Fum.
p. VIII, 149; worse v{». P. P. 9373; perae Orm. 7385;
(werse) CAawc. C. (.1226; %fam. 293; pe ■w(u)r8e (worse)
(Ae devil, £03. 1140 <& 2843; piirst (supeAat.) viotA,
peasime, Mark. U; Fum. p. VIII, 119; perst Orm. 4250;
warste pesaimus, a. r. 82; werste Gow. conf. am. 1, 25.
purBien,. ASax. pyrsian, grow worse, make worse, Mot.
horn. 47; worsi ayenh. 33; persea Orm. 11845; wuraed
a. r. 326; wuraede Zaj. 18920; iworsed c 0/ i. 811; i-
■wersed H. seilschr. ll, 298.
wnrBum, ASax. pyrms? wirsom; wiusvia (wursmn,
wirsuin) „sanies", a. r. 274 & 323; pirsen Orm. 4782.
wurt, ASax. pyrt, OSax. uurt, 0/ceZ. urt, GotA. vaurts,
OIIGerm. w(u)rz, wort, kerha, olus, at gen. 119; wurt
(wrt) rei. ant. 1, 175; wurtes /'p/^ Wr. voo. 264; wortes
Gow. conf. am. 3, 162; ww. P. P. 4418; GAomc C. t
8102; ciTOipoa. b^n-, blod-, hul-, lip-, lung-, med-, slap-,
spere-, walwurt.
wort-3erd WicL glosa.
wurte, ODutch worte, wort, cervisia mustea, Wr. voc
257.
wurd, wurde, ASax. peord, pyrde, Olcel. verdr, OSaas.
werd, OIIGerm. werder, Goth, vairps, worth, dignue, a. r.
38 <fe 130; purd, purde Mark. 1 (6 5 ; wurd (worp\
wurde (worpe) Z03, 13445 & 26555; wurp, wurpe IM>.
Glcmc. 322, 13 <& 458, 5; purp Orm. 1156; wurp owi
and night. 1548; purde Mor. Aom. 199; worp. worpe Bdc
357 (fe 3217; worp Shoreh. 95; ayenb. 7; werth p». 93,
11; compos, deoro-, lie-, luvewurde,
wurdlic, ASax. peord-, purdtic, dignus; wurdllche (ji-)
Xas- 28923; purdlTche men Kath. 1577; wurdliche (ado.)
a. r. 40; rel. ant. 1, 130; purplike Orm. 1033; worploker
(compar.) Mor. a, p. 3, 464; wurdlukest (worplokest)
(auperl.) Laz- 25496.
purdmund, ASax. peord-, purdmynd, honor, Kath. 218;
pm-pmint 0mm. 3379.
=dbvGoogIf
wnra 665
wurdschipe, ASax. ^ord-, jtyrflscipe, worship, a. r. 278;
owl and night. 1342; ^urpshipe Oi-m. 726; worpssipe
aymb. 8; worahipe via. P. P. 2041; worahepe pr, consc
6217.
j^urdscbipen worship, Katk. 55 ; worachipe Mand. 3 ; worp-
ssipe (imper.) ayenb. 8.
vurd, ASax. peord, purd, worth, pretium, dignitaa, ho-
nor, a. r. 290; Hob. Glouc. 373, 3; worp vis. P. /». 2422;
Hardio. poem 47, 11; drihtiii to lofe & purpe 0/m. fl41;
knightia of gret w(e)orp8 Alia. 1662.
purdful Katk. 1017; yurpful 0»im. 6195; owl and night
1479.
warden, ASax. peordan, pyrdan, purdan, Olcel. verda,
OSax. werdan (werthan), OnGerm. werdan, Ooth. vairjmn,
Lat. vertere, becotne, ^03. 12376; at.gen.^l; purden Kath.
157; Orm. 160; hit shal wurpe (ms. wrpe) wel is^ne owl
and night. 844; Uit h^m ivorpo via. P. A 976; what shall
wortheof ub twoo m. Arth. F. 1817; pu worst Fum. p.
XII, 109; s. a. Wr. 505; (he) wurded a. r. 96; to morwe
worp imaked pe mdidenes bridale vis. P. P. 968; worp
to noght Iw. 1642; he worp upon his steede Chauc. C.
t. 15162; we worpop Bde. 996; ward (pret. ) £03. 2927;
pard Kath. 27; parp Orm. 147; pia maide werp a sl^p
Fum. p. XXI, 38; he werp upe (p6 mure) Bek. n76;
purpen (part.) Orm. 1888; worpen Mor. a. p. I, 894;
compos, for-, iwurden.
wurdien, ASax. peordian, i>yrdian, purdian, Olcd.
virda, OHGerm. werdon, honour; wurdien (weorpi) £03.
9510; purdchen (purgin) Kalh. 659; purpen Onn. 904;
wrpie rrf. ant. 1, 172; worpi Furn. p. IV, 18; wurded
rd. ani. 1, 129; wurdeden (pret.) La^. 1162; wurded
(part) St. gen. 1012; compoa. i-, uowurdien.
purdi3, purdi, OSax. wirdig, OHGerm. wirdiger, wor-
thy, Orm. 2705 (& 4300; wurdi rel ant. I, 218; at. gen.
1012; wurpi Rich. 6134; worpi Bek. 412; c. of I. 1824;
Wr. spec. 71; Ghauo. C. t. 43; wurpiest (auperlat) lud.
Cob. 20.
worpiliche worthily, via. P. P. 895.
wurding, ASax. peording, honouring, veneration, st.
gen. 1774; tire hSlende to purdinge Mor. hom. 7.
wurdinge worthing (toordinij), fimua, (ace) Mor. hom.
85; (dat) Marh. Z; h. m. %.
=dbvGoogIe
666 wnsch
wusc}!, A8ax. yisc, OHQerm. wunsc, v>iah, prom^
parv. 535; viisch Mand. 145.
wuHchin, wiscbin, A8ax. pjacan, OHQerm. wunscan,
wish, prompt, parv. 630 <fe 535; wishen via. P. P. 1206S;
yriacheArth. md MeH. 8732; Mand. 146; washed rd. mil.
I, ISO; wisched (pret.) Tor. 997.
=dbvGooglf
abailien, ASax. abKligan, irritataf
ftbasileden (ahaBliedenV) Lay 10257.
ablOjen, MllOerm. erljlOgen, ama-
zt: ^4 ipard J)at folc spide abiO-
ied Mor. horn. 89.
abreiden — abraid (prat.) tt. gen.
231.
abreken — ich am ... abroken Qt
of ])An benden Lay 721.
abuKgeu — Sibegge aymb. 73.
acwikieD ( aquMen ) — aquiked
ayt/nb. 203.
adra^en adraje (fart.) ayrnih.
2ia
adru}ien — adn^ede Mot. hom.
ISS.
aforen (atfiren) — avEered Xiq.
12730.
aflfimen — avl&ni (imptria.) Mor.
horn. 195.
ftfurhten (afrihten) — afrought m.
Arth. F. 2413.
agangen pan: bis da)eB weorea
a^eongea Lai^. 28693.
aglGpnen attonith; aglApened .llax.
874.
agreijien — agrtu])i ayenb. 148.
agrflpen /«i horror* J)et ou agrft-
pie (printed agrupie) ajean hltm
<t. r. 92.
agulten — agelte ayanb, 15.
ajeoten pour out; agoten (part.)
Mor. hom. 127.
aheyen — ahef fpret.J JforA. 5.
ahOn — ahfin fpart.^ Marh. 3.
akennen — akende Lay 21241.
aldmeD (acflmen?), MllOerm. er-
kAmen (krank und eUnd teerdenj f
alSsea — alSsde Mar. hom, 19.
alSsiDge Mor. hom. 143.
atSsneBSe r«lea*ement, Mor. hom,
16; h. m. 11.
aliggen Marh, 6.
allUiteii, ASax. alyhtan, illumine —
alt3te ayent. 109.
amaedenV amad (amead) h. m. 37.
am&Qzinge, .ISox. ain&nBiimuDg,&c-
eommunication, ayettb. 189.
amerren — amerre^ ayenb. 203.
amurdriD murcler, Mor. hom, 247.
augjen, ASax. gcD^gan? ])at hi
wel b&m conne anSye Shoreh. 47 j
of 6&pe lie h&m aa&yde 19.
areccbea — Jiia aweveu anehten
Lay 25639; ich ... habbe ired
ant araht moid mislich leaf Marh. 1,
arMi? prepare? ayenb. 121.
arlnen — arine (pret, tubj.J Mor.
hom. 197; artin (prel.) Marh. 20.
asenken — azenkte ayenb. 49.
aslt^en — aslOuj (pret.) Fum, p.
XIII, 193.
aslakiOD — aslaki (prea, niij.J o-
yenb. 253.
aatenchen, G»rm. erstenken, an-
noy by ttimeh : stute nu . , . tA a-
stenchen me pid )>e stench ]>et of ,
}il mad aUheff Marh. 12.
? aatoiue(n) Mfounii, ayenb, 126.
asweljen ifopourT aswolwe (part.)
Beeet 786.
aawinden — aspond Mor. hom.
133; ffirBt aswond ))at com Xo).
31793.
atamen — atamed ayenb. 153.
at£uea — atoned '£«i>e< 2601.
ajtruaemeu — a^inismed Mor. hom.
2b\.
ajjursten — a^iarst (part.) Fum.
p. XIII, 32^.
awaldeD(a=i an?) gocem; awolde
Fum. p. XFi/, 336; awelde XXJ,
100.
awfiaten — ap6Bt«a Mor. hom. 13.
awlenchen arfornf awlencdi^pnW-
ed airlened) bire mid clQdea ral.
ant. 1, 129.
Ewriteu write; apr&t (>r«(.^ Ifor.
..L.oo^^lc
horn, 13.
& — leasted A m&re Mark. 6;
he ig onl & bAten oide fWn. p.
VIII, 43
Ohpider iUW. Aom, 247.
&i — ia &i p». 9, 6.
aider — in felde fiijier in toune
A. .. 996.
Eepllc each, Mot. horn. 13.
adlen, Oleel. Cdlaz (adi-pUH).
aefen — flven tt. jen. 1675;
a^enb. 113.
SvesODg a. r. 22.
fiveBterre „ ('AJwparui ' , prompt,
poTv, 144,
aelen, ASax. celan, IcindU; com-
pot. oncelen.
aer — £r tA sAne ben tA leate
a. r. 20.
ftrfflit. are)-daweB, J£ax. serdagaa,
former day>, IJobbI. 27.
aereodc — emde prompt,
6rand fin*. herimd)-bere ret. ant.
1. 146.
aes (SbX .JSax. leg, MHQarm.
&s, (ail, Bica, Jfor. Aon. 123.
aet — etc Cdai.J Fum.p. VIII,
130.
aedem (£^em), ^Soz. fedm,
08ax. ftthoui, OHQarm, &tum,
frreafA, .Ifor, At>nt. 43.
aew — ]]& aide S iA« □;<{ late,
Mor. hom. 87.
eapbniclte h. m. 48*; fiabruche
ifor. hom. 13.
after — efter ayenb. 66; efCer
mine heorte „ieeundum tor meum",
a. r. 5a
afterclap Arth. and Marl. 499.
agister („haggister"), OSax.
fegestre, pie, pica, Halliie. diet.
428.
aje tt. gen, 432.
a^U Jfor. a. p. 2, 937.
ajen, Goth, (nf-, in-, iia)agjaa,
owe,- awes (prei.) h. «. 1592,
l)enere oamer — Ojeneres
(pl,J ayanb. 37.
eilitude eighth, a. r. 14; agb-
teud(e), OFrii. achtanda, Olcel.
attundi, pr. coruc. 6895; ehtende
O™. 4196; ejteode «i, yen. 1199;
ahtlien — ahtil (prtt.) mt.
horn. XVII; eghtild (prel.) pr.
covte. 5784; tiat Alixander ytip bis
ost atiede fidir Wart. hin. 2, 104.
ahtlinge — etlinge Cdat.) h.
m. 39.
aken — Jilnfl b&ues aked J>e
h. m. 31.
al — alien (dot. pi.) ayenb. 145.
almijt omnipotent. Mar, a. p. 1,
497; almigM lacrant. 996.
aid ^ eald Fum. p. VIII, 2;
eldro (uldre) 162.
aide? J)a.i him Bchal on ealde
sOrc reowe rel. ant. 1, 184; lee
elde.
aldien — alde)> Mor. hom. 86.
ale
. 114.
alebre ;. e, e. 63.
am — Eem, eom Fum. p. VIII,
1 (fc 2; Bendeo (sonden) 144; iH
to^. 14893.
amete emmvt (ant); amote a-
ytnb. 141.
an — Brennes cdde aa (the
other text hai of) havekes Z<q.
4896; an Jlne tide 29326; nime an
hand laie in hand, undertake, a-
yenb, 143; ant alle hire luveden
bat hire on Idkeden Mark, 2; on
belle Fum. p. VIII, 116; pel lange
ic habbe child ib6a a porde £ £c
a dSde 2; a laBt aj/mi. 69; e. of
I. 457.
? oneelen, A3ax. onceltui, IdTidU;
onealde Mor. hom. 97.
obaft abaft, pr, eome. nolet j>. 369.
oboyen pr. come. 849.
oncume Mor. hom. 147.
anefen — anent Atesc. 736.
? anbS)] easalt, ayenb. 23.
anlich, ASax. aniic, like: pet is
bim tudich ine kende ayenb. 186.
anJicnesse ayenb. 88.
aakri, Steed, anskri, ery. Mor. a. '
p. 2. 1206.
anuppe intvper, Mor. hom, 133;
anuppe (anoppe) La). 1916*.
anwalde — ODpalde (dot.) Mor.
hom. 13,
.L.OOc^lC
anwider(e) ineontra: haYcS JieoB
wind , , . awider him istonden Lay.
12060; Jje wind him com onwiilere
2884.
oof, ASax. opef? „ilamen, tubte-
tnen" , prompt, pare, 362; Wirf.
glou.
an — nnne (jmhjiMel.) Furti. p.
VIII, 158.
ftn — Onen (dal. m.) ayenb. 102:
pet we habbe One herte and dune
gftst 146.
flnhod unity, e. of I. 10.
filllefte ayenb. li,; elJeft met. horn.
26.
Eleven Fvrn. p. r. I. p. 216.
&iired eanttanl. Mot. hom. 116.
aii(d)
anbeoden declare, aimomme; on-
b(e)odiiide Mot. hom. 89.
aii)it, ASax. Bodgit, intdleet; an-
)ite idat.) Mot. hom. 99.
anhteten , ASax. onbtetan , heat ;
anhet (pret.) ayenh. 108.
anbalden, MHBerm. enthalten?
utithholdT ]>e {linges anhialde ayenb.
152.
7 aobS^en (anhd^i) exait, aymb. 23.
onlete ifor. htym. 59; anlet (wi». an-
leth) , /flown", jii. 26, 8.
oDBchunien, ASax. ODScunian, i^
tett; oacunedea La). 4066.
ftnden (oadin), Oleel. aoda,
breathe, prompt, pan. 864.
dnen, OHQerm. einon — flnep
ai/sni. 88.
ar) argh {arf), ^rgh («■/) -
arje (ene) (yi.) -n<m. y. VIII, 10
(ifor. a™. IGl); ^^(e) C"^-)
Shoreh. 22.
arjen — Jwt ar)ed(e) monje
ifor. a. p. 2, 673.
ar^ncBse ayenb. 81.
arm ~ arm (earm) h, m, 9;
cnn Mor. hom, 113; eanne Bteorve
Marh. 12.
armde — earmde h. m. 27.
arn en?'*, ayeiib. 61; im earn.
earvednesBe, erfedneBBe dif-
ficulty? Mor. hom. 21 tE 115.
asch fraxittvi, Pvm. p. XIII,
171.
&Bcheii — ' ftxi, Oxi o^enA. 110
A 114; edcien 2for. Aom. 25; &-
akede ((. ^«n. SI9I; eompot. offU
scben.
aBse — aase earen o. r. 172.
at
atsitten — atseet (prrt.) e. of L
236.
atBpringCD tpring from; atBpron-
g(e) {part.) e. of I. 152.
etstunt«n (m et ntuaten) reaiilT
Marh. 15.
atwinden — dia unweder dor at-
wond ([. gen. 3058.
etprenchen escape, Marh. 15; at-
prenche? (ma. atpreuche) oiel and
niqht. 248.
ate — 6te Mtrp 1483.
atel, ASax. atol, eatol.
eate(I)lukeat (nipn-Jaf.) A. m. 41.
aten oa(rm.- Otene grdtea I. e,
e. 47.
iter Mor, Aoin.23; itter<(.^o,
372; e, of I. 1150.
attri A. m. 16.
ajiel nobU, Mot. a. p. 2, 761.
adelmod noble minded, Lai), 23265.
ajjeling rd. ant. 1, 172.
au]c
aukward pr. eonte. 1541.
aver
?aTeriBb (= ayereah?) m«rith,
anh, Ilaltia. diet. 117.
awel — eles (pi.) aymb. 66.
axel — with aieleB .icopuiu*,
jp». 90, 4*.
bagge FuTU. p. XII, 67; h. i.
BOl.
bait — beit Udg, m. p. 218.
baiten — )« here beit« ffoeel.
1840; baited (part.) Mor. a, p. 2,
55.
baken — book (pra,) Pum.
p. r. I. p. 191.
bald, bold ayenb. 100 & 106;
balde guieldy, met, hom. 23 (£ 121 ;
emp. MHOerm. balde.
' ' pid bale bondea ifarh.
13.
, 179.
bank — bonk tumutue, Mor, t
p. 1, 102.
D,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
b&re teave, met, hom. 136;
baren — his fatler be it gan
unhillen & baren il. geu. 1912.
barn
baniteain h. m. 31.
bat Bmf 391.
bftde — b4|>e e. of I. 497; bA-
den (dal.) Mark. 21.
bea), Olctl. baugr — bSjes
and ringes ■(. gen. 13!I0; ic« bfiv
beaten — bfiten wil> rftde golde
flecei 11C9.
becken, Qerm. beckeu, bickeo,
Fr. becquer, Jtal. beccftre, peei;
beked a. r. 84; bekedc 102; jw
picken.
bed — pet bed ayenb. 31.
beffen — beft(prei.) me(. a™.
XV III.
b£)e — eonipci. leodebeie.
bejen — beie Btcet 1212.
bSjen — ]>at hit ne breke ne
beie h. m. IB.
bfiken — I bSked me tatam,
of Orel. 36.
belde eneouragemeat, met. hom.
37.
b e 1 d e n sncourapa ; belden (j>re(.)
Lm, 863G; km baldien.
beocbe, ASase. bene, 0/ceJ.
bekkr, bench, ^Kamnum", prompt,
pant. SO; i'Wn. ji. JJ'JP', 11;
(am.) JrlA. on-i if(iri.2325; (rfa/.)
La). 3528; Of™, 14087; re/. a.,t.
1, 187; benke fioi. Br. 68, 17.
b e n d , ^.ISaJc. bend, of™, bende,
i«iul, cincufiun, „riMa'', VCr. coc.
197; Ooa. conf. am. 3, 11; Chaue.
e. of I. 810; teilU and invent. 3B;
nSnne bend ayenb. 48; mid cene
bende of gotde lelc hafde his heefd
bivonge Lay 24747; beodea a. r.
882; benden (dot. pi.) Lax. 687;
in feteres and in 6)>re bende Bek.
15; (r&ra dea))eB harde bende 5Ad-
reh. 124.
bendel, 0SGferm.bendel,6ond,
AJfA. 2964.
benden (bende), XSox. bendaji,
imd, jUetere, lenders, Oetav. 1020;
bende {pret.) Qow. conf. am. 1,
234; Flor. 8B0; ^ylont. 294; (he)
bende <h)is bawe £o(. atone. 16,
16; ibent (port.) c. o/l. 743; a-
yeni. 174.
bfine readyt Fum. p. VIII,
170; Mor. a. p 3, 418.
beodeH — bead. bSd (prei.) it.
gen. 909 <9 1069; biad ayenb. 41;
bude (eulij.) Hot. hom. 13.
beou — bdte ich babbe ]>ke
he]p(e) ne beo ich nSver blide
Ifor. Aoin. 197; \nx beost Xo).
9837; (hi) bie]) ayeTift. 1.
here ur<u», oyeni. 16,
bereward prompt, pare. 32.
bere ft4jrii«iin, oyaiift. 141.
beru — bernea (pi.) ayenb. 30.
ber) — berjeB (;2.) nd. aiil.
1, 222.
ber) proteetionf tt. gen. 926.
berjen — ber^ ayeTib. 197;
berwen Ifocel. 697; bai3 tt. gen.
1330.
berie — beries (yi.) rt. j«n.
2062; compoi. straw-, winberie.
berken — berkc ayenb. 179;
tee beorken.
hern FVim, p. XT, 67; bernei
met. Aom. 89; te» beom.
besme {dat.) ayenb. 172; bes-
men (Art. pi.) itarh. 5.
be?er R<™. p. VUI, 182.
bl
biaften «(. gen. 3377; baft (baf-
ten) pi. 77, 66.
bibad command,' bibode (ddl.) ,Fum.
p. F///, 181; bibode (pt) i/or.
ft™. 13.
bibiir)en — bibuneden Lay 16071.
bicallen — bicalle lior. a. p. 1,
912; bicalled it. gen. 2314.
biclepien (biclupicn) Fum, p. VJII,
54; we beclepef (impujnf) }ied^
c. of I. 498.
bicume
bicumelic Hot. hom. 120.
bicflmen? grov faint f bikSmct
Kath. 1298*,
bicwide — bequide ayenb. 112.
bideawen bedea; bedeawe)* ageitb.
96.
bifalden — bevealde (port.) ayenb.
8 <fi 188.
bifl^en ;!«!/,■ bevl^e]) oyoni. 88.
.L.OOc^lC
biflMen, Gem. beflHtten: pa s»
hine biflgdde Lay 2G738.
bifleon — biflfien J'um. p. VJII, 77;
bevB ayenb. P; bevloje (yrai.) 77.
biffllen — beTfil)) aymb. 178.
big&D — wA })e bigO ret. ant. 2,
273.
bigangen -- J>e mid watere ia bi-
ieonge (bi^onge) Lay 23702.
ii3enden — bijende gal. Bom. 1;
beyende J>6 zB ayenft. 165.
bibi^ (biha^e?), OFrii. bihag (bi-
bach), tikingf bl his bibaje Jtfor.
Aom. 1ST.
bih^en, OSax. bihagon, OFrit. bi-
bagia., pleate, litet bibajed Mor.
hom. 135.
bibU promUe; bih&tes (ji/.) Hot,
bihSve profitable, Mor. hom. 213.
Mhflve pro/K, e. o/ I. 1426.
bibOf
behAfaam profitable, ayenb, 99; bi-
hfifsum (m«. bihoYesnin) Arlh, and
Mart. 2804.
bib6Me Mor, ham. 19.
biborwen dirty; behorewed (pari.)
ayenb. 237.
binnen il. gen. 1032.
bilangea — belongep ayenb. 12.
bil&ve remnanlf bilSveu (j)!,) at.
ffon. 3154.
bilSven (b«l£ve) ayaiA. 151.
biUveD — bil6f(pre(.) »(. j»n.671.
biluTten — bilirten »t. gen. 316.
biluvien — jef bftm biluved iA hG-
ren him Mor. hom. 257.
bimumen — bimuined Mor. hom,
149.
binoten (««; heaotep ayenb. 90.
bip^cheu — bip^te Mor.hom.Bl;
bip6i)t (yart.) i^^m. p. T*, 22.
bir^dien pr^areT Lay 4198.
bireowBien — birepBinde JfarA. 15.
biscanieD ihvn, Fum. p. VIII,
77; biachune (impwa*,) rrf. one.
biaibbe relation f Shoreh. 70.
besiht atuardf e. of I. 311.
bismerien, ASax. bism(e)riaii.
671
ride; bisemere)) ayenb. 22.
biamitten — biamitted .eonlamino-
vcrunf", pi. 54, 21; besmetted a-
yenb. 229.
biapitten — biapit (part.) FWn.
I. p. 240
JforA. 3,
biatrftwen beilrew; biBtrtpedeo
Sick. thei. 1, 167.
biatrHpen, ASax, bestrypan, atrip;
beatrSpJj ayenb. 123.
bitellen Mor. hom. 205.
biteoQ Mre awinc hS wel bit^n
tf. gen. 3626; hu ic it bitS) 2678.
bitfiveren, ODuteh betAveren, en-
ekant, faeeinatef tl, gen. 2962.
bitrumen turround: hellehojides
habbed bitrumet me Mark. 6.
biwajfen — benaped Bvcet 1669.
tiiwerieD defend, Ftirn. p. VIII,
168.
biwinden wind roand; bipunden
(poj-f.) Mot. hom. 51 ; bewoude
Fum. p. VI, 3.
bewiate met. hom. 69.
big eroHua, Havel, 1774; pr,
eonic. 1460.
bigli — bigli bild Mor. a. p. 1,
962.
bile
bilebpit Mor. hom. 95; Mark. 22.
binde Mor. a. p. 3, 444; com-
pot. vodcbinde.
hing met. hom. 97.
birie, ODuteh bene? feretrum,
ayenb, 25S.
biaen met.hom.iS; biane ((fnl.)
A. m. 45; compot, forbisen.
biaenien, ASax. byaenian, give
an example, tignify; bisenCB (prat )
ni«t. hom. 124.
bite bit, (ace.) c. a/ Z. 1343.
bite iit«.']>l]i bite ,morn(i ftKu",
JfoT-. Aom. 123; fane bite ayenh.
61; bite hit of an axe, Arth. and
Merl. 4808.
biter ayenb, 82; tl. gen. 3300.
biterbede ayenb. 28.
bivien — bived *t. gen. 2280.
blft 7>r. «<nue.5261; bid »t. gen.
637; bleu e. of I. 712.
:..GoogJe
672
blac, Olctl. blakkr.
btic — bleike (pi.) naoel. 470.
blakneo (blakiie) blacken, lla-
ceZ. 21 B6.
bUnd, ASiKc. Olcel. bland,
mixltira: in bland, Oletl. i bland,
together, AUa 2766; llor, a. p. 2,
886.
blanden — blonde hit vrith
milke I. e. c. 24.
blaren, Qerm. blarcn, bleren,
blart {bloTa)i Mere (bl6re?) pr.
eonie. 2226.
blast — btoene bheBt La;.
19936; blest aytnb. 20a
bias ten — hegninteand blaste
Fum. p. XF, 99.
bleat bleat (bloat): he m&den
b^ backeB al bo bloute als h6re
(Tint, be) wombeB Ilaeel. 1910;
Ma biet.
blead — b]£d 11. ^n. 2590;
let blfed.
bUche = bl&c? UaOiu. diet.
184; aymb. 53.
blecben hurt, ityureT blcche))
ayenh, 40.
biein i(. ^m. 3027.
blench en daceive, Mot. horn.
55; bis 1e (£)e) gan btenche h. a.
3676; blincbe 1 strAk Jiofc. 2172;
blenchi]) Lid^. m. p. 21Q.
blenden — blende (jwe(.) J/br.
a i>. 2, 1788.
blcHchen, compoted o/ bi and
•leschen, OBOtrm. (ar)lescan?
bleasede it. gen. 3803.
bliant, OSieed. blyant.
bliadlunge, Qenn. blisdlingg,
ilarh. 15.
bli})e, 0/ceZ. bMa, bliuf Mor.
a. p. 1, 354; I. e. c. 36.
blAd — Saira dat faire bl6d
Mt. gen. 1192.
blddwite titpiita de (one etpandu''.
:. 1, a
bl6dwurt blood -t
blose = blase? Mot. a. p, :
9lb.
blot Uor. a. p. I, 781.
blubren — blubrande Mot. i
p. 2, 1017.
blQjen, ASax. blygm pari, (on-
ge)blyged, Germ, blflgen, bljkngen
(terrere) Slalder't idiot. 1, 187;
eorapot. ablA^en,
blunt Mor. a. p. 1, 176.
bluBcben—blischis Alex.872;
blusched Mor. a. p. 1, 979.
bluitren — pay blustered Vor.
a. p. 2, 886.
b6c — on pire b5c Mor. horn.
89.
bod menage, La:^. 8610; bode
If. gen. 396.
bodword Mot, a. p. 2, 473 ; bode-
word „pTaeeeptum', pt. 2, 6; if.
pen. 361.
bO}
' * ~ ' 59; bAxom met. horn.
— iK^e Mot. a. p. 1,
18, WelaA bvystnB(bru-
vift boistois ayenb. 103.
bole (dta.) Mot, a. p.
54.
bo,
196.
boil
tai, fe>
bol
2, 622
boUe Mor.
363.
bolt Farn. p. XII, 54.
bord — J)et bord ayanb. 167.
bore, OIceL liora, bore, „ fora-
men', prompt, pan, 44; mrt, horn.
.of I.
bAscm met. hom. 125; bdsme
{dot.) ZrO). 14964; asenb. 163.
bftst ayenb. 71.
bOtnen — bfitnede Porn. p.
XII, 161.
b&))e Mor. a. p. 9, 441.
bojiem Mor. a p. 3, 144; bot^
me (dot.) ayenb. 140.
brain — brein Bete* 1558.
bray en — brayinde ayenb. 73.
braken, Steed, broken (jUi'eu-
la). Mot. a. p. 2, 1675.
brant AUx. S649.
brA}> — brflpe (jit) Mot. a. p.
2, 1409.
brAJie, Oleel. bnedi? Mor. a,
p. 1, 1169; lee br6})(e)-
..L.oo^^lc
bread — bread, briad ayanb.
no.
bread-lep brtad-batket , «(. gen.
2078.
bred — brede (da(.) oal and
night. 963; Mor. a, p. 8, 184.
btfide jUih, Furn. y. 17//, 73.
brfideu dilalare — brtde ilor.
a. p. I, 813.
brSden aiiare — brfide (I'mpe-
rat.) I e. e. 25.
breide(n) Mor. hom. 167; faste
h! drOve & breide /^i-n. y. XZ/,
108; bro)den Mapet 339.
brfime e. of I. 538; Jfor. a. p.
S, 430; m. .^r(A. F. 229.
brengCD, JSoz. brengan? eom-
pot, ibrengcD?
breoBt — briest ayeitb. 176-
breodea — brojiin degmterate^
Fvm. p. I, 44.
br£re — breere Lidg. m. p.
218; rtde brSre (do*.) I. c. e. 42.
brfiae ^brucku,', pi. 104, 34.
brest damage, Mor. a, p. 2,
229; M« bruat
br6)) — br6the (dat.) pr. eontc
ei3.
brS))e? Olcd. bnedi? brSj)
„farorem', pi, 86, 8; ««e brfl,J)e.
b ridel — poDe bridel ayenfr.
253.
brim — and lepith ddn into
the brimme Fum. p. XXXV, 167.
brime>^, Marh. 15.
brimen? brimen and iia it.
gan. 1128.
brimme (dat.) Mor. a. p. 1,
2S2.
brinneii — beme Arth. and
Merl. 2320.
brod
brodful p: 143, 14.
brotel ayenb, 129; lee brutel.
browlhede ayanb. 130.
brucbe — at fee furmeste
bruche liat he fond ne Mp in rel.
b'rftche — briche A. .. B82I.
brnchel — bmkel mtt. hom.
120; [broke] 154].
bruchelnesse fraiUy, Fum.
p. r. I. p. 251.
«73
brClde h. m. 6.
brfidale re/, ani, I, 265.
brddgume Marh. 19; br^dgome
ayenb. 233.
bradlac A. m. 8.
broken h. ™.B3; brflken, br6-
ken(?) Loj. 4800 * 15334.
brune — breue aytnh. 264.
brunatan ,iM7pft«r", pi. 10, 7; jw.
coiite. 4853; briuBton Fum. p.
XXI, 143; Mor. a. p. 2, 967; bren-,
bemston ayenb. 49 £ 73.
brunt Mor. fl. p. 1, 176.
brurd, OllOeria. prort? bor-
der; brurdee (pi.) Mar. a. p. 2,
1474; u« brerd.
brurdful Mor. a. p. 2, 383.
brftsen — brisen Ilaeel. 1835.
brast — briat teant, pr. come.
6205.
bruBtel — brostles? B«r«i748-
b r u X 1 e n reprotief bmxlei
(prei.) Mor. a. p. &, 345.
buggen — begge ayenb. 28;
bugge (bigge) (pre*, lubj.) Xa).
8556.
bitten — bouje aytnb. 8; be
gat boughe htm ,inclinabit $e', p$.
9, 81; bowe met. hom. 61 1 bouwe
(bowe) (prei. luij.) e. of L 1018.
bfl^en — une]>e he mi)te bye
hia rag Furn. p. XVII, 167; byde
(pret.) 168.
bft)nen? bowne go, m. Arth.
F. 8257; lea boimen.
bflh
bAxum It. gen. 980.
bQhsumnesse h. m. 41.
bule — bole navel. 3439.
bale — beles (pi.) aj/sJift, 224.
bulge h. m. 85.
buuten bwit, bolt: bontep 1pet
mele ayenh. 93.
bur — bire (dat.) Alex. 711.
b u r i e 1 8 , OLOerm. burgisU
Heyna'i glosi., c. of I. 1284.
burien— bureden /,a}. 19822.
buryinge (burning) burying,
Fum. p. XXV, 60.
burinesse, ASax. (be)bjTig-
nias, lepultura, Mot. hom. 85; bu-
rintesse (buriniase) La\. 26852.
burre Arth. and Merl. 8290.
43
674
bnsch — hoMk it. gm. 2779.
bntere butler, UavA. 6JS.
hntte — bollen u & bit(t)e (r.
m. pit<t)e) Mapet 834 j bitte (but-
te) uttrutt h. m. 35.
button — pe knight do(a)ii-
ward gan batten Arth. and Marl.
6175.
cache
cacbcipal Mot. horn. 97.
cftf — cOf ft quik ifor. a. p. 2,
624.
cairen — caired (jrrot.) Jfor.
d. f . 2, 66.
cake k. m. 37.
caldjir. MTue. 767; chalda^oni.
IBS.
caldien — colde m. Arth. F,
8647; chelde Bom £. 1148 ; kelde
(jiret.) ral. ant. 2, 211.
calke
mlketrappe — toI of . . . calketre!^
pen and of grines aymi. 131.
callen — cald (part.) tt. gen.
1700.
cala — Jie calewe J^*m, p. JX,
89; ))£ caloawe mous la cAtwoe-
MUTM, a^«nl. 27.
candele ayonb. 102.
eapdn, Lat, cftpo, ei^on, rel.
oirt. ], 217.
car, OmI. cearr {tenrng, ^fi)f
i*r.
carien A. m. 6.
cark Arth. and Mai. 3963.
carken — carked {pan.) Arth.
and Marl. 4464.
cart — cartfin {pi.) ay«nb. 36.
eartere oysni. 16a
cat h. m. 87; ayenfi. 230; .^rlA,
wul Jfcrl. 9726.
claemen (claimeD) — cUme
hit witb cla; Mot. a. p. S, 313.
elau — clanen (pi.) at/anb. 61.
elechen — dekis (prei.) Alvg.
842.
clAr — dier aymi. 24.
cUve >?acel. EG7. -
clif — dive Fum. p. F/ZT,
176.
clingen — donge {prat.) Fum.
p. XXIV, 216; dongia (port) m.
Arth. F. ni.
cllTen d. ffan. 372; dive tarn-
dare, ayani. 23; pat on pe wave
dlTea ifor. a. p. 2, 1630; U dnen
into pi belle ayeni. 126; b^ i-
dive 26.
clom, ASax. dam(m}, clom(m)?
he ne may ni^t d^e bote yef per
bi h^lidie dom oyani. 264; hab-
bep a mang joa dom and reste
266.
clonde — doudea (pi.) oganb.
108.
Clough — clOl^liB (fan.) n.
Arth. F. 898.
clubbe Motel. 2289.
cluchen — ducbches (pret.)
Mor. a. p. % 1641.
cluppen — ciippe Partott. 621.
cneo -- Imeves {pi.) Arth.
and Marl. 6561.
c D e w i e n, ASax. cneopian,
OBOerm. ch]ii(a)weD, Jateel; kne-
pede 2ior. Aon. 121.
cnokien — knokeft ai/enb. 116,
cnol — knol it. gan. 4129;
CDolles ^eoUaa", Hiek. the*. 1, 168.
cQOtte h. m. 38*; pane knotta
aymtA. 258.
coc rel. ant, 1, 217.
cocken JtghtT (pr«t.) Al«z.
2042.
col ai/aab.205; cole fi««M 1546.
colt Bar. horn, 3; pet CoH o-
y«nft. 186.
conig — cunig Fum. p. TUT,
182.
coppe, LOerm. kobbe, eob,
aranea. Mire 1997.
CO e t — knlwen bfi nj^t tfia
dSwea cost $t. gan. 3327; M ne
ma^en aire coste balden cn8t(es)
bibode ilor. Aom. 21.
cot — cote Bob A 737.
c6p ditetua, Alex. 2615.
couppn = cheapien? coupe
(r. V. loupe =^ leape) ^oed!. 180&
coveren — keoreri Fum. p,
XXIII, 186.
craft — eneft (craft) Z^q.
10923; creft ayani. 36.
crammen (crenunen), OletL
kren^a, prompt, parv. 101; CTOn-
med'!* Fum. p. XXP, 112.
..L.oo^^lc
crane (dot.) agtab. 66; cronez
(yj.) Mor. a. p. 2, 66.
crat, ASax. crfet (eumu),
OOutch kiat {coTiit}f pe kinges
zone , . . pet wEp]) ine his crete
ayenb. 137.
craTien — craven »(. pan.1320.
ctlwe — crOwen (pt.) J^m.
p. XVII, 185.
creopen — crip (pret.) it. jan,
2921; cropen 2974.
cresae Mor. a. p. I, 843.
crcTJil, ODvUih krevei (pniri-
ftu)? £id;, Bi, ji. 31.
croh, Aaax. croh(?}, potT h.
m. 89.
croisen — tA croici ]>rie his
forehered i^^irn. p. XVII, 73,
crOk — corn ia corren with
crAkes kftne Hot. a. p. I, 40.
crop i^m. p. ZT, 98.
cr&d croad, Arth, and iferl.
6510.
c r ft d e n (crouden) — crodin
(prel.) Fum. p. r. I. p, 245.
crnpel A, m. 33.
ca — kyn (pi.) Fum. p. XIII,
235 1 kfin ayenb. 191.
cnccu eackoo, BiU. ane. itmgii.
cuckinge — & pid strong coc-
kunge overcume hire flfisch h. nt.47.
cuf — keve (f printed kove)
Beret 2416.
calfre — colvre ayenb. 142.
cnllen — apMi tO cuUe, 0])iir
tfl bete J^m. p. XXX. 146.
cumeu — kime^ Mor. horn. 33.
cuppe La). U996; if. ^m 2310.
cure — kire it. gen. 1536.
kus Hoed. I, 155.
caiiiQeiieliberaHtyiMor. hom.
106.
cute — kete ayanb. 62; im
kite.
cuvel tee coul.
cuvelataf eoal-^^<^ff, it. gm. 3710.
cpalm A, m. 29.
q^USTia gtrenMrd", prompt, pore,
419.
cw£d — ku£d, kaead ayenb. II
^ 14.
quelm, ASiKc. cpehn, deitme-
tion, death, Fum, p. IV, 9.
675
cir^me — god almihti ti cpfeme
Mot. hom. 23; ])an folke tfi qufime
(cw£ine) ilo). 347; and libbe god
to queme c. of I. 1018; nO man
may seire twe; lordea t6 qw£me
Hardx. poem 9.
cwSn — knfin, ku6ne ay<n&.
80 <& 130.
cwenchen — whencbed (pr«(.)
Fum. p. irr, 60.
cwic — kuic ayenb. 67.
cwikien — cpikede h. m. 49.
quiate, ASax. cpiaa? (ba)xaM,
Bacel. 365.
chateten — chetering A. <.859.
cheake ayenb. 248; tea ch6ke.
cheap — begge as guod cheap
aae me may ayenb. 44; chSp Jfor.
'imn. 163.
cheapfare ehaffer, ayanb. 36.
ch&pman „mereator'', prompt, pan.
69.
cheaat — chdat Mire 338.
ch«ken — cheke? (r.u.apeke)
h. I. 3192.
chele - cheole Fum. p. VIII,
c'helle, ASax. dUe (aiia),
OBQerm, chella (truUa), pot, &a«in.
Mot. hom. 193.
cheoaea — chieae ayenb, 86;
cheu (pr«l.) A. ni. 15; aycni, 77;
koren (port.) BrwM 770.
cheowen — chiewe ayenb-lll;
cheowed a. r. 84.
cher — cherre Bavai 8461; at
ia chere h. nt. 23; ))e him dM
. , . plken & chenea Mor. hoot.
137.
cherren — charea ti. gen.
1712; chare h. «. 2062; hpan ic
a3en cherre Mor. hom. 79.
child
childhede ayanb. 82.
(childae?) chilce ehUdithnett,
Fum. p. VIII, 4.
chlaen — chined Mor. hom.
B3.
chirche
chirchehai Arth. and Marl. 6788.
cherchtflun ayenb. 41.
chongh — cb<^en (pi.) Fum.
p. XVII, 185.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
676
daj — al day agenb. 75; of da)e
brojten put to death, »l, gen. 3545 ;
da^ea, dawea (d^ea, dawes) Lay
1113 (£ 8724; compoi. ende-, )dl-,
wILdit).
deilipainliche (ade.) Mor. kom. 17.
da;raw(e) Alex. 392.
dft} — d6) ayanb. 306.
da)ien — da^en st. gen. IG.
dar — bi doiTR ayeab. 22.
dasewen — ^^S ^i^en dasewetz
J\<m. p. r. I. ji. 221.
dead — diad ayenh. 12.
deaf — diaf ayanb. 1.
deah — hwlle \>\a% da^es dn^en
rri. ant. 1, 184.
deau, dian ayenh. 136 lE 144;
bene dSu Jfor. Aotn. 169.
dSde
d^dbote ayenh. 33; deedbote rel.
amt. 2, 243.
d£)en — d^ijen tt, gen. 3127.
demte, OFr. daintie, ^laulitia",
profitp TV
del d
3718.
deo dp
(de II erm
learth If
deo 'p p en
d e s t e n dath T ae ndn harm bine
do{u)n deate (pre*, eubj.) Bhorek.
62; over ^e brigge be deste 2Vuf.
3, 9; see dusten.
dlcb ayenb.bl; Hk tl. gen.TBl.
dobter — dehtren (dat. pi)
Mor. horn. 247.
dolk — dole, bAt and blSin
•(. gen. 3027.
dAm — ])atie laste dfim ay«n6. 74.
dOn — dfij) (prM.) o^sni. 15;
alle p& EngliB dede (tnoilB) he
awere Bavel. 254.
do r e , dorre V ^Soa;. dora (?),
cmp. ODtttch torre, dor; dorren
(pi.) Arth, and Mert. 6426.
d08ken = du8ken? Jjlne fil
Bcholen doakin b. m, 36.
dote Bauet 217.
draed — wone hit is aire meet
OD dride oal and night. 684.
draf — pet draf ayenb. 93.
drajen tt. gen. 2378; dra^e a-
yeitb. 12; drain m. Arth. f. 2164;
dreaien Mor. hom. 267.
drajt tractue, at. gen. 3745.
drake drake, Havel. 1241.
dream — drim lonut, Beiei
1339; somnium, el. gen. 209S;
Hanel. 1284.
drecchen (drecche) trouble,
Furn. p, r. I. p. 85; drechen tarry,
tt. gen. 1420; drecbid troubled, m.
Arth. F. 1869.
dr£) — derfe diutes and drS^e
Alex. 2091.
Ar kia en somniare, st. jrBn.2067;
&. selku]) dr£m drSmde (nu. dre-
mede) me sou Hacei. 1284.
dreng Havel. 1327.
dreojen — drt} (pre(.) •(, gen.
429.
drepea Baeel. 1865; dropeo
(part.) tt. gen. 2648.
dr&Tcn (drfive) <roaJi«, »(. gen.
318.
drinkelin, drinklin drench,
drowm, prompt, parv. 132; drinJte-
len tl. gen. 2768.
dr6f = drlf? it hilod al dis
werldes drftf it. gen. 102,
Atu^pe ayenb. 68; dni^te >t.
gen. 2348.
drunken
dronkelec ^iotitai. Mire 31.
dr&pi Mar. hom, 205.
d u ) e n — donght(e) ( j>re(.) Tritt.
2, 1; al be sold pat Auht (nu,
outh) donhte (mt. doutbe) .fidcst,
T03.
d ll k e n , ODuteh dniken,
MBGertn, tfichen, doui, meryere;
doakacd Alex. 4091.
dumb — domb ayenb. I,
dune din — dine Biaiel.1860;
(dat.) tt. gen. 3467.
duiiien — dinede &n mijtfr?
homes blast it. gen. 3464,
dure tt. gen. 1082,
duBcben — dvsched (prsf.)
Arth. and Merl. 5624.
.L.OOc^lC
duBi — duBi)eat (mperldf .) a. r.
182.
duat (dOst?) — ]>et douBt ayenb.
108.
dftye tt. gen. 605; douve h. i.
304; tee douve.
dflvelinge — dSveiing Beta
649.
dir&le? It. gen. 4055.
(Ipeolde error, Mor. ftom. 199.
eac (ec) — ck Bavei. 1025;
jek (= iek) Ilallia. diet 86.
eaje (Sje) — Sjen (pi.) ayenb.
81; jejen (= iejen) Kallm. diet.
962.
eare — pet eare, yeare ayenh.
189 <£ 211.
eainen — ernien Mot. horn. 7;
earned h. ni. 19.
east en, ASax. eastan, Oleel.
austan, OSax. 6st&n(e), OHGerm.
AstauB, ab orieTite; fsten (f. ffen.
1264.
easter — Ister Mire 143.
fiatereven a, r. 70.
Satertid AHh. and Merl. 2849.
eade, Oleel. audr (piicuui)>
Oolh. au^js (IpTjjioc).
Melich, OJ«I, audligr {inania,
erilia), ilight, wtak, A. m. U; ede-
licie ipl.) Mot. hom. 255.
eadien taief Mede („eddede")
his aorje »J. gen. 14S9.
eche h. m. 36.
Schen — Kchen (eche) La).
edlialde(ii) retain, Mor. hom. 149.
edleQ remuneration, Mor. hom. 103.
edwiten — pe edplten (edpited) A.
m. 37.
efen — hia sefne wiht of golde
Za). 30836; evene A. m. 23; ti.
gen. 331; make]) Jiane wal emue
ayenb. 151.
emcristen ayenb. 10.
efenheh Orm. 15720.
jevelic (= ievelicV) »(. ^en. 262;
rel. ant. I, 213.
evenlechen, ASax. efenlfecan, re-
lemble; evenleched Mor. hom. 113.
ey euMtig, ASax. efenling, «^af,
fellow. Mot. hom. 57.
efae — after his erene Mor.
hom. 187.
efnen — emni ayenb. 16.
efning, OleeLiaStAa^ Frittaer'e
ordb.
e) (ei) — eiren (pi.) ayenb.
178; Lidg. m. p. 29.
eje — eye h. i. 38; eye »(.
gen. 2550.
aeieleate fearlitmeu. Lay 19291.
eil — fat te punched uvel of
and eil h. m. 26; ^^au) him]iou^te
eile Smn 613.
gke — ]>er t^ken Hacel. 2876.
Skenome, 0/cg/.aukaDafn(S7sniisn),
^agnomen", prompt pare, S52; A.
1. 1531.
ele
elendisch (Hhelendia'O/orew". Mot.
hom. 79.
elenge, /or ellenge, ASax. ellende,
OHGerm. elileiider? Fum. p. t. I.
y. 86; alange „extraneut^, prompt,
pam. 9; tee elenge.
elet>«;, Atom 3088.
elinge oiling: J>l laste elinge
die Utile Slung, the extreme unction,
ilirc 533.
ellen (elne) Mor. hom. 215.
elnen Mor. hom. 215.
emti ayenb. 143.
emtien — emte]) ayenb. 58.
cnde — jende h. i. 2347.
endeda^ Orm. 7666.
ender — (lia ender night Arih.
and Merl. 917.
enede — ende (m*. hende) flo-
es'. 1241.
Sr — iere (dot.) ayenb. 28.
erd et. gen. 210; >ee eard.
erf, eire tt. gen. 169 <£ 183.
erward, ASaa. erfepeard, A«>, i(.
gen. 934.
erles = ernes(t)? OFr. errea?
«aW£a (ari<i), A. n>. 7.
erne St (eornest) — mflre for
emeste dan for gamen it. gen. 411.
erde (eorjie) — ierjje („yer))e")
ayenb. 8.
erdedine it. gen. 1108.
eB = J)e8? ea (aec. /) A«r, 3fi»-.
Aom, 176; ia, hia Shoreh. 77 i£
136; his aj/enfr. 68; es (his) (occ
..L.oo^lc
pi.) tham. Mot. ham. 163 {Fu\
p. VIIT. 28); eg, ia >f. gan. 136 <£
1768; ia ral. ant. 1, 208; his Sho-
r#A. 90; his, hiae aytnl. fi A 13.
Sate
?«Btdede «t. gan. 2768.
eten ^ont — )etenes (}>2.) «i.
;rn. 545.
etCDiacli, ASax. eotoniBC, gi-
gantic! 3eteiiiBae men at, gen. 9715.
etere, ASax. etere, eatar; ete-
res (;^) aymi. 47.
Sdel inA«ri((t>ies, ifor. Aotn. 113.
edelpeope A. m. 31.
ever — eaTerea {pi.) h. m. 13.
e¥ete — OTetea (yl.) Saeet
1689.
f&
fftmon A. m. 41.
ffiachip anmiiy, Mor, a. p. 2, 919.
fad — fade {ph) h. ,. 3220.
fader — fseder £ta. 3199.
faeje (£»ie) — tije Shoreh.
124; v«i« Save* 3032,
faer (fir)
tSrlichhede <iy«ni. 55-
fajen at. gan. 15; f&wen Havel.
2160,
fa)iiiea (fainen) — he f^nede
hire >(. y«n. 1441.
fih— fftu (fih) Jitm. p. vni,
182.
fairiOD — feiren Uor. !uim.B3.
faldeo — his herte began tb
folde Eglam. 726; Ope toe vieal-
dinde Bt61e ayanb. 289.
fallen — f61 (fel?) tt. gm. 72;
ril (yU?) njwnft. 16.
falow — falves (yl.) aiwBl,
2609.
fand, from finden? of dis fruit
vile ic baven fond at. ^sn, 336.
fanseu — Tumi aj/enb. 139.
farjen — Ji6 20)e huanne hi
hefe ivar^ed ayeni. 61; ««a ferwen.
faaile, Qerm. fasel, „villtit',
prompt, pare, 150.
fast — vaate (faste) eito. Lay
9764.
tat yinyuii — fet (f6t?) •(. s«n.
2098; vet ayani. 53.
fecche — ficclie ^<^ ffiicl.
fejien — feahe (odom) y\ mei-
denhad pid alle gAde ]9eapea A.
fei — feid it. gen. 2676.
f«i*en, Garnt. fShden? ivajied
hated! Lo), 14133*.
fel ujionA, 66; felliete 61.
felliede ayenh. 29.
folate »l. gan. 1761; Telaje o-
ygni. 36.
fellen— blind feUen ,axcaeea-
Tt", prompt, pare. 40; tea &ldieD.
fen If. gaa. 490; jiet Me ien
i£oT. horn. 61; ci>ni>M. l^efea.
feower
vourtt^te foHieih, ayenb. 13.
fer — into verre st«deB ayeni.
ford (verd) a. r. 74.
ferding, ASaas, fyrding? sipc-
diiion, army, tl. gen. 842.
fSre Mor, hom. 26; ffir ■(. gaa.
2812.
ferkien — ferkia Mex. 926.
fern
fernjer — pe lost of yernyere »-
i/e»6. 92.
feme /»rn, Arth. and ifert.
8876; Tffirne (dat.) Lo). 12819.
ferren — of feorren icumeii
Mor. hom, 249.
ferren — Yor tfl verri Jtane die-
vei fram him ayanb, 178; irerred
240,
fgsien — fSaid Farn. p. r. I.
p, 198.
fetela — feteles, fetles *f. gen.
661 ds 1226.
feter — veteres {pi.) agenb.
128.
fetien, fetten — feten tt. gan.
2744; fete Bavtl. 642.
fetlak — fitbkea Cpl.J Anh.
and Merl. 5902.
fejier — veferea (pi) ayani.
270.
fejierhome Mor. ham. 81.
fihten — f^t (JtcL) at, gan.
u.,=,i,zt!dbvGoogIe
firtne pn'nttu, tt. gen. G9;
firmest — firmest boren
gen. 1472; >u fonnest.
fiach — fis tf, jon. 162; }>EUie
viBB ayenb. 60.
fit — in Utel fit (fimaJ) Arth.
and Merl. 1900.
fi})ele £«ew 373fi.
flft3e — & fla<iT(e) of nftwe
Je«c. 1756.
flaxen (fl&n); compo*. biflftgen.
fi&njlana, («fum, h. m. 15.
flap — flappei (pi.) Arth, and
Mart. 8084.
ila.tjlat, Bteu 1040.
flat blow, BtvM 3266.
flatten ArfA. and Merl. 9562.
fldme Mot. Aon. 167,
fleoden — flMde a.g«n.338i;
vlMde ayanb, 204.
fleoje — vU^e ayeab. 136.
fleojen — fl^ea it. gen. 610.
fleon — flen it. wn. 1086; vlet^
(.prat.) ayenb. 129; fl£i tt.gen. 480.
flewe, OI>ul<;A vioawe? jhw,
verriculum, prompt, parv, 168.
fiicche — ffiche A. m. 37.
flikeren — flekira Alia. 60b.
flindre — zua loDg t11)> pt
Tlindre abootG p6 candle })et hi
berni) ayeni. 206.
fhnt HavO. 2667.
flok AHh, and Merl. 8866.
flSr — YlOre (flflre) {ace.) La^.
24763.
flot natatiof and ta)te fiiel on
vaJkene hie flijt, ilc £b od water
his flotea mi)t ei. gen. 162.
flote Ilmel. 738.
flutten — hi flutted from )>i
heote to f^ ch^Ie Mor. ham. 2G].
fddme? .(. jMJi. 134.
fftdnect? ASax. f5dnod(?), iw,
/or the tujfix, Or. gram. 2, 254,
food: xA f6dDedeAtO acrAde Mor.
horn. 137.
folc — tiat folc, floc(?), L<a.
642 A 5269.
fonne Mire 356.
fonnen — fond a^di, gat.
Rom. 20.
for — for Jrtre Infe (pine lore)
679
La). 18890; tel]) . . . TOr ]>uie
valsoe peof n^ni. 24.
forbisnen? dia forbianede (for Ua-
nede?) Oiag rei. anf. 1, 222.
forbreken — forbrac (pr«(.) »(.
gen. 3049.
forbreo^len? du forbr6deB(t) ml.
ant. \, 212.
fDrdrteden — fordred (.part.) tt.
gen. 1667.
forfurbten frighten: dia forfruted
folc •(. gen. 3619.
forg&n (part.) La^. 22130.
forgnwen — forgnajej) Bhoreh. 98.
for^elden ifcr. Aon. 66.
iorjeoveneaae A. m. 43; voryeve-
nesse ayanb. 32.
forfaacchea detpitet fochecdietf A.
m. 41*.
foTl^en (forlain), OHQerm. fer-
loag(e)nen, i£my, Trin. 2, 43.
farteoaen — forluren (pret.) Mor.
horn. 93.
forlijere fornication, Mor, ftom,
105.
forraeaJteD melt aieayl h. m. 18,
foiTKden — forred (part.) it. gen,
2192.
forrennen. Germ, veirennen, itop
up; foriemen Lax. 12661.
forsinken it'ni; foraanc (jrtt.) it,
gen. 1114.
yorspeker, Germ, fbraprecher, Mor.
kom. 83.
forsweljen — foriuelie ayntfr. 56.
forsvlden it. gen. 1140.
foi^enchen? (he) him ssel ))erof
vorjtenche (repent) ayenb. 5.
for^unchen — Tordenche HiA.
thet. 1, 224; hit ne aael )« tot-
penche ayenb, 169.
forwerpen reL ant. 1, 216.
forwurchen — forworht mined,
Lai. 16694.
fore — J)at ich fore habbe i-
momed Xi^, 13472.
fore — J)e vore izede Jon aymJ.
190; for te pamin op fore Mor.
horn. 253.
foregengie ancMor; voregei^^en
(pi.) Lay 25082.
forespeche prefaee, ayenb. 6.
fdre «f. gen. 2984.
..Google
forea itor. hom. 51; foren ub
tA adn il. gtn. 8611.
ford
TOrAsid departUTt, dtewM, Mor.
hom. 197.
fistre, ASaa. f6stre{?), nuw^
II. 9«n. 2624.
fOweli Bert* 1120.
fr&kel — he bid pidaten feire
& frakel pidinnen ilor. hom, 25;
frekeiv 31; j>iB frakele (porld) A.
m. 7.
frame it. gen. 13S; vreme o-
yenb. 43.
framien — al . . . l)at h&m pule
framien ft. m. 29.
frek— freche (pi.) £o). 9419.
fremede? it. gm. 349.
freo — yri aytnb, 86.
freodom h. m, 5.
freon (irfin) Uberare, tt. gen.
2787.
freond — mend, »t6nd ayeni.
162.
vrendrede ayenb. 149.
fridiea — friden a. gen. 786;
vret>ie ayenb. 7.
frdfren — frSvre Bme. 183.
frume
&'iimkeii(D)ed primogenitvt , Mor.
hom. 87.
fujelere — vojelere ayenb. 254.
ful
fuldon — Yoldo (part.) ayenb. 28.
? foist ft. m. 16.
V f idsum yuZicms, eojnofui, >e. gtn.
2153.
?fultum i(. ?«n. 2824.
fulllten Mor. hom. 73.
flllde, OLGerm. ffllitha (>utre-
do, tordei) Ileyne'i glole.
funden H. gen. 2958,
furghe>7Toie, ft. *. 2448.
furht (Iri^t) tt. gen. 1234,
fotliten patera — fri)tede il.
gen. 1861; compoi. forfiirliteQ.
furhti, OHOerm. forlitiger,
fright/td; frqti tt. gen. 667*984.
tri^tihed li. gen. 2222.
iiijtilike »(. gen. 1617.
furj)er — furper (firjier) A. t.
337.
gad — gaddes (pi.) Haxel. 1016.
841
gfllhed It. gen. 534.
g&lsipe ral. ant. 1, 222.
gal)e — galwe (dat.) Beet*
1217.
gallen — galUd (part.) lAdg.
m. p. 168.
gamnien — ne ganmede hire
]]at gld ri)t nOu^t Benee 3016-
g&n — gfin fiatei. 1045.
gangea ^aeel. 370.
gap — gape (dot.) Lidg. m. p.
- gAren (dat. pi.) tt. gea.
114.
gftr
gire Tritt. 3, 52.
giapin „hiteara' , prompt. X
188.
gist
g&stlich gatllj/, Arth, and Mart.
1494.
g&t — g6t #t. ym. 940,
gavel ayenb. 9; govel et. gen.
844.
gavelok — gavelokes ayenb.
207.
gelde
gealde ft, m. 33.
gengen — geinde (pret.) La^.
1594.
gerBume, gsersume, garBiune,
garisum La^. 2642, 4428, 4561 i£
5315; O/eel.geraemii^titRsr'j i>rftt.
gladeii(e) JJex. 4095.
glaren, LQerm. glarea ('eon-
cf«r«^ ^eftomi, >ci.
gl^de
glldread Mor. hom. 249.
glenteu— whiderward his l}eii
glente A. ,. 6186.
glett{e) (''fof.; X;m:. 4491.
glider, OLQerm. glidir? £i^
ne'i .'/JOM. 120.
gd&Bt Ifor. hom. 81.
gnat — gnattes et gen. 2988.
gnfide Jfiro 319;Onn((Migoede)
Havel. 96.
god
godsib — hi children of his god-
aib 6J)er of his godzibbe ayenb. 48.
gdd — gaod ayenb. 8.
godelBD? godele]) «^sni. 66.
gold
goldhord a. r. 152; t. *. Wrj^iOOi.
.L.OOc^lC
golpiug gulping, er, P. P. 8k.
92*; tee gloping,
goulen — gouledea Motel. 164.
gr&neD k. m. 47.
greade ayenb. 196; «m gr^de,
greet — grSt jf. gen, 3774,
gr6t — grtt tt. gen. 1978.
grfiten — grftten Bhcel. 329;
gr£t ("jjrrf,^ «/, ^n. 2287; grSten
3207; Sofri. 164; grlteii Cpart.J
241.
grin ayeni. 47.
grinden — gmnden (pret.) it,
gen. 3339.
grip (grip?) ditiA, Bime/. 2102.
gripen — grOp (pret.) Havel.
1776; grSp -Ber« 2309; gripen
Satel. 1790.
grisle? ich cp&kie of grisle &
of gmre Jfor. *»ni. 268.
grist
grisbatiiig Jfof*. Aom. SS.
gristel — grifitles CP^.J Her.
hom. 261.
grOf grove, lueut, Arih. and
Merl. 1640.
grot — grote h. ». 2608; he
kuf him al tA grotes Bavtl. 472.
g r« y e (grOfe) , 0/cri. grOf,
OffGerm. gruoba, groove, fovea,
Alax. 6396.
grund
gnindlic, Oerm. grUndlich: mid
gTundliche atre(n)gde Lm^. 16813;
gnindJicbe oasloireii 1739.
gund — t6d gound rtd g<mn(d),
prompt, pare. 436.
gurden — gerde ayenb. 236.
lamer — yemere Iwitea ayeab.
216.
jarwen — yaren Harel. 1350.
}e, .ivSoa;. ge, and, alto, JUor.
hom. 95.
jeap — jfip? affrc 1763.
jecde, OHQerm. iadiide ('i>rii-
rigojt ft. m. 9.
jeddien — jedde ting, via. P.
P. 1, 138.
jejen ^eien) — jeijed Jfor.
ftom. 43.
^elpen — yalp (pret.) ayaib.
208; tu julpe ia). 26835.
yelpere boaittr, ag«tih. 22.
)^me — ySme <iif«>it. 24.
jeooien — yenede JSerw 787.
jeoten Mot, Aom. 39; jSten t(.
yun. 3548; i30ttcn (>orf,^ A. m, 45.
jerde o. r. 184.
jeven — yeoven (part.) rel.
ant. 1, 168.
yevere ayenb. 120.
^evede, gifvede Lay. 8160 cE
8366.
^if A. I. 666; yef a^enA. 5.
jistren — yersten nijt Bevet
2912.
}it Mor. hom. 93.
jitaen — jlgce fimperat.J tt.
sen. 3616.
}61e A. 1. 816.
3U5ede — )ahede, iu^ede, jeo-
jode S£oT. hom. 97, 109 d: 145; ye-
)el)e ai;enb. 69.
h&dien — ihdded ayenb. 49.
haele
?bUiweie r«;. ant. 1, 225.
hae]de — bfilde «^ ^n. 2344.
haeB — Hs? ojejift. 55.
haest — Mat, hSste ^or, Aom.
126.
haed— hcede fdat.) La). 12819.
tal — hale fdat.J Wr. p. t.
160; Mire 1384.
h&l — b&\ (hail) Beo ]7ti Zu}.
8545; hpU be scheld is hU A. m.
15.
b&lpnnde Mark. 21,
haldea — healde ayenh. 5;
hild I'jpret.J 206.
tili) — h&ljen (<«6l(. pi.) a-
h6U)doiae8 ('jrf.; Orm. 1031.
halke (dot.) ayeni. 210.
halten, OLGerta. halton Si^-
ns'i gloti., MHGerm. hsJzen.
ham.'^ so are Jieybounde in pe
fSndea hame h. «. 11496.
h&m
h&mcume A, m. 31.
hand — J>6 hand, bond ayenb.
19(t49; hondif. 701. 104; anhon-
de sullen give in hand, in). 31680.
handphile Orm. 12166.
bare ayenb. 75.
barm ai/enb. 8.
bannded rel. ant, 1, 217.
43*
..C.oogic
hast — aa haste ayenb, 31.
hat Setei 408.
hatel tt. jgn. 2544; beatel Mor.
horn. 253.
hAten — haite Tn*t. 8, 69.
have
havelea Mor. hem. 111.
haven — haveae (dot.) ayenb,
162.
he — hine (ace.) aytnb. 7; heo
ea. Mire 86; gM «/. g«n. 237.
hean — heo heold (mt, hold)
me for hsne (Me ofAor fezt Aoi
wrecche) Lay 3172.
heap — Jjane greate heap o-
yenJ. 130.
heaved— )>et heaved oyenA. 61.
heavedsiiDDe a, r. 10.
hCde ai/«ni. 32.
hekelen, OLOerm. hekilon
Jfeyne't glou,
held grace, Mor. hom, 69.
hele?
helewa)? ASax. helepag? Thorpe't
anai. 142, hilewo)? (nu. hilewo)))
/,a).2B8a7*; helewoghes {pi.) Mad-
den't La-^Qta. 9, 606; helewowea
addr. 239.
helien — helede (prat.) Lo).
30849; helid (part.) >1. gen. 1636.
bende — ^at love mln herte
m^le not come hende Farn. p. r.
I. p. 199.
hendeleik JTarri. -nSB.
hSji&e, ASatc. hSndo, hyndo,
/rom hean, miierj, affliction f il or.
hom. 116,
h6r — hier ajfani. 18,
iierde grex — herden, heorden
(p/.) a. r. 100.
here tt. am. 1787.
herberjen Mot. hom. 61 ; herber^i
ayenb. 199; hcrber3ed t'. ^en. 1602.
heregODg Arih. and Merl. 4094;
wi]) heregoDge his govel at^l <i.
jeii. 848.
hfiren — hiere ajenft. 70.
herjien — heriede Mor. hom.
205.
heter
beterli Alex. 669.
hevel (heveld), ASaai. hefel,
befeld (Zieium), LQarm, hevel, hie-
vel (fteoU, heddle)T A. m. 21.
hfiwe agmb. 195; ^rtA. and
Jfcrl. 1166.
hinderling hinderUng, hinder-
ing prrion: & balde )>e for hin-
derliag A foi pel ■pt]>e unpreste
Orm. 4860.
hlne Mor. hom. 197.
hlw
hlpscipe famUy, Mot. hom. 87.
hiaden — Ibade out Jiet weter
anenb, 178; tea laden.
hlaeae (IhSne) ayenb. 53; im
hl'if — 4 lOf br«d Bmtt 1420;
IhAve (lAit.) ayenb. 82.
Ihftrd ajroni. 1.
Ih^vedi ayenb, 24.
b]anc(lonc), j45ax. hlanc, lank,
Mot. hom. 249.
hleap
1 1hApwinche ayenb. 61.
hleapen cnrrere, talire — Ihea-
pe ayenb. 80; loupe Havel. 1801;
Mp (prrt.) 891; »(. gen. 2726; lo-
pen //acei. 1896.
Iheddre (dat.} ayenb. 246;
leddre iaec.) tt. gen. 1607; tee
hle;hben (Ihe^^e) ayenb. 68;
hieuc (Ibeuc) ayenb. 81; •««
Iflke.
Iheucliche ayenb. 31.
hiawen — lhaot> (.pre*.} Bit:
one. tongi 4.
blQd — Ihude {adv.) Biit. one.
longt 3; Ihoude ayenb. 212.
hlust (Inst) audilio, Mor. hom.
249.
hlui
hneschen—nheaset) ayeab.Si.
hog — hogges ayenb. 69.
hold at. 9«i. 1389.
bolde
holdeop ffavel. 2816; holdoji ArtK
and Merl. 8588.
holh Mor. hom. 23.
holien — bolede h. e. 10786.
hoppea h. tn. 16.
borden — horde)) atfanb. 162.
.L.OOc^lC
hrflten — route tUritrt, Bttei
nSO; tee taten.,
b&den — hMe ayaib. 44.
hoht Mot. horn. 97.
hulien — liile Haeal. 2083.
hund — bond ayenb. 55.
hundfald Mot. hom. 147.
hurne — liimes ipl.) Alex.
3215.
have — Mve Benei 1408.
hira -^ huo ay«ni. 5; quo it.
gen. 359; t6 whan hit seal iwiir-
den La). J7903.
hwaeteu, ^ISox. hpEeten, wAea-
len; huStene (ifa'.} ajisnA. 82.
hwal — qual Havtl. 763.
htteran ayetib. 176.
huerimie ayenfr. 23.
bueroppe aytnb. 251.
hwat keen, atrong; compoi. i-
hwat?
bwate — after sum geste stdd
bim quale ■(. gen. 1054.
hwelven, ASax. (a-, lie)hpyl-
fan, Olcd. hvelfa, OSai. (be)hwel-
beau, taftelre, toltere, rertere; eom-
poi. OYerhirelvea.
bweol — hueiel ayenh. 24
hiTedfr — yiiaei utrum, Lay.
13604.
hwi
hwilc — huichen (dat. pi.) ayenb.
16.
hwtle
hwilwende — hp'ilende ft. m. 26.
iamien — iemieu 3/ur. hom. 19.
ibede (dat.) Mar. hom. 7.
ibMen 3for. hom. 11.
ibod — ibode (pi.) Mor. hom. 11,
icunde Mor. hom. 147,
icherren — icberre (pret. (u^.)
^or. ftom. 17.
idftl, ASax. gedftl, i2t>m'iu(ion, Mor.
horn. 136.
ifli — M aymtb. 171.
ifeirien oiIomT ifeired (t printed
ileired) mid golde Lay 23954.
ifeojen nmie at enmity: iT£(j)ed
me tfljiart te Mor. hom. 187.
ifihten ^yfl(; ivo3te (part.) ayenb.
17G.
ifordien JlTfr. hom. 87.
igrure? iaj. 812.
i^arwen prepare; Kftrped Jlfi>r, Aoin,
189.
ib&dien ordain ; ihftded (UiMed)
Lay 15643.
ihende ayeub. 212.
ib£nen affiietJ ih&ied Mor. hom. 16.
iliente(n) receive, h. m. 21.
ibwat keen, itrong* cnihtes J>er
weorcn stride iwhste Lay 9452.
ihper Mor. hom. 189,
ihwilc — ipilc, upiic? Mor, hom,
13 (C 125,
iladieu — iladed Mor. hom, 146.
ileafe Mor, hom. 97; ileave ayenb.
50,
ileo^en — ilt^e (part.) ayenb. 65.
ileoten — ilote (iloten) h. m. 11,
ilfiven (ilfve) oi/eiiS. 11.
ilic — iltch ayenb. 15.
Hike pleating? Lay 16117.
ililcie]! like; iHH ^e j>?a»a{ fiii,
ayenb. 109.
imSlen <«ff, Mor. hom. 193.
imelten — imealt (part.) h. m. 45.
iwct measure: bi don ilke imet de
je roet«d jtfor, Aom. 137.
mi6t« motbro'e, JUtrr. Aom. 105.
imonden mind; imende (imperat.)
ayenb. 262.
inijjcrien lover, Aumfcte; inijiered
Mot. hom. 117; Xo), 10218,
in6h ~ an65 H. yen. 600,
ir^dliche — ir^dliche ayenb. 1.
ireccheo — ireht (part.) Mor, hom.
89.
ir^fe, ASax. gerffo, reece, prae/ec-
tut, pra^oiiiut; ir^cn (dat. pi.)
Mor. hom. 115.
isahtoen reconcile; isehtnede Mor.
hom. 83.
isceM thed, ditcemment, Mor. hom.
97.
ischenden — iscenden Lay 25508,
isetnesae constitution, Mor, hom. 87.
iaibaum pfaceaile, Mor. hom. 96.
isltepen — islftpe (part.) ayenb.
128; isl&pe Arlh. and Merl. 2877.
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istadelien — iitadelei! Mor. hom.\ king
115. I kingdom — }>ane kingdom a/^etib. 77.
1 kinken — kenchinde ft. m, 17.
kippen — kipte «(. ^m. 8164.
U la (io), tt. gin. 8113.
lacchen — laute (pret.) ^atwl.
iBteoren ttttr, 'Mot, Aont.
iBplkea Mor. horn. 17.
iUden — itit (pret.) a. r. 186.
itimieD Aopjisn, ifor. AiMn. 69.
ilAdieD — itftj>ed Jftw. hom. 167.
itfavien m/w, Jtfbr. horn. 19!).
iJiingeD, j^oai. ge]>ingaD, ^ow:])ah
he beo \iel i]]0)en A ijjungen Mor.
horn. 107.
il>reesten — ijjraat {pari.) Uarlth.
m. t. 110.
ifiOden puth : 'pi j))Dd beod \& hel-
leD Lay 9159.
i}>iild patience, Mor, kom. 105.
il>uldi patient, Mor. horn. 106.
i^unken fAini; 6lche man pes i-
Tiuht . . . Mor. kom. 93.
mnnen {part.) Lay 16892; A. m.
13*.
iwar — iwer ayenb. 100.
iwevea — iweve (.port.) Fam. p.
XVII, 166.
iwil aytnb. 94.
iwitejien jwqpAsti/; ipitejede Mor.
ipitaease aiintit, Mor, hom. 91.
ipnneliche utually, Mor. horn, 131.
Idel inoHii! mid idele honden
ayenb. 216.
Idelhed it. gen. 28.
impe — impen (pi.) at/tnb.94.
— junc «(. jeii. 2830; inker
h. ti
31.
! (far innen? «np. OFru.
inna and OBOer^. iani) — ine ht-
lene aj/en*. 103; inne pise bSae 118.
iren (irin) it. gt«. 467; ken
ayenb. 139.
irken — irke Mire 626.
irre — eorre Mor. horn. 88.
kembeo (kembe) ayenb. 176.
kempe ZTona?. 103G; kempen
(pl.) ayenh. 46.
kgpen ward: f6 duntes b(e)od
uvel td k^pen ifor. Aom. 153.
kevei Hmel. 647.
keye i«jf, Fum. p. r. I. p. 230.
kid — MdeB it. gen. 1685.
kine
744;
horn. 23.
laensien make leanf ISnsed
Mot. hom. 147.
laere — Iflre? h. ,. 7853.
laet — weie lAt n^iW. ^ou.60;
wid rgu]i lQt« it. gen. 1162; vey(e)
iet«B Mire 748.
la)e
ieifen — leiven (printed leinen)
Qeifen) b. m. 33, 5.
Uien — 1031 ayenb. 28.
laiten — iaite AUx. 152.
lak — lac ayenb. 62.
Uk — leik ludv; Haeel. 1021;
loac Biuna», it. gen. 1798,
lakien — hem gan dat vater
taken tl. gen. 1231.
l&kien — leike ludere, naed.
469.
land — pet land ayenh. 19;
load It, gen. 108.
lang
Ion(g)sum, A8ax. laugsum, OHOerm.
I, long, Mor.
lanke — stichea i bl lonlie h.
m. 36.
larke i«. P. P. 7953; «m 14-
1 a 3 — Jli les ]>e leat, giiominu*,
Mor. hom. 117.
lat A. n>. 37.
l&d — lAd It. gen. 369; lai]] A
I. 563.
ladBpel (-„Bpsel") iM. 20808.
ladien ~ Udi h. m. 9.
lead — liad ayenh. 141; M })e
leade and Ml pe ievele 150.
lea)e — l%e (dai.) ayenb. 145.
lean — 1^ it. gen. 2838.
lehter, ASaa, leahtor, 0100,
Mar. hom. 137.
ISit Uor. hem. 43; layt ayeiA.
66.
lenge ling, Havel. 832.
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lengen (lei^e) prolong, delay,
IToBtl. 1734; ayenb. 173.
1eo]en — lie]e ayenb. 63; pu
in^e (prtt.J Mor. hom. 93.
leOSCE — licse ayenb. 214;
leas (pret.) 85.
leod — Mde (dat.Jf Benes^XBO.
lezere ffleaner, ayenb. 86.
IgsoeSBe ayenb. 14.
lede Mor. horn. 36.
Uwe HaTel. 498.
Uf
llfside A. nt. 45.
like
licpnrde h. nt. 11.
lim — leme a^ni. 47.
line ayenb. 153.
linen — )» llDene kertel a-
yoni. 236.
linaen fpru.J Mor. hom. 67.
lipuien lippen, reiy; lipnic
(pree. mbj.) Mor, hom. 161.
lire h. m. 21.
lit It. pen. ld6S.
lid membram, A. tn. 21; ■(. pen.
1804; li}) ^nA. an<! iferJ. 8504.
Ilde, OHGerm. linde ('lanito^?
U]>ful? mid Hdfnlle worden La).
1262.
lldien — llpe A. t. 2280.
lldnesse, .ISox. BdencBS, leni-
ty, Mor. hom. 95.
livenaft (r. a. did) Jfor. hom.
63 ; likened A. m. 29 ; lifnoji ayenb.
138.
lof
lof^eorn denrout of praise, Mor.
hom. 103.
loje — lowe A. *. 484.
lok (loc) .era, ayenb. 255.
lake .^ ich am within thl loke
G«j/ 17.
lAkere laoier, ayenb. 21.
Idkien — }iu Idkest o Jienep-
pel a. r. 52.
lor — lore Gener. 5457.
luft — bl pan lafte Mor. hom.
129.
luft We, Mor. hom. 213; lee
lift.
luften — liften Havel. 1028.
lAken — fast ogain pe gat he
m Arth. and Merl. 5686.
665
I Ifine, Dan. laun, Smed. lugn?
'ou», gaielf of ndne live }if me
Iflne (r. IB. snne) Mor. hom. 197.
lunge
luiiprurt lung-iBOTl, rel. ant, 1, 37.
lupe laltua, h. m. 23; lee leap.
lure — lere ajani. 36; Arlh.
and Merl. 6369.
lurken Hatel. 68.
laten — leat ('yrrfj a^eni. 239.
tudernesse Mor. hom. 197.
Inve
loverede ayenb. 146.
luvewurde — luvepurdeBt Mor.
hom. 187.
maelen — mile Sevet 1213.
maene — Jieo beon tfl alle men
. . . mSne (car. reoif. imSme) A.
m. 19.
maene complaint : i/S miken
mteis Wr. an. lit. 6.
maennesse — 'pi mSnnesae of
h&l)en ayenb. 14.
maestling (meastling) A, m. 9;
lee mastling.
maed — mSthe Mex. 4325.
maje ayenft. 56; mahe h. i». 35.
male .Betrea 1297.
malskren — maUcrid fTpn'nf-
a(^ malstrid) and mosed Alex. 1270.
mondrem Lay 23946.
monslaje Mor. kom. 13.
monverde (manferde) £a}. 10747
<£■ 16463.
monweorod /.tt). 20393.
m&n
m£ind8Bd — m&ndeden (dat. pl.J
mSde
mfid)eome deeirout ofreaard, Purn.
p. VIII, 129.
meden — mMi ayenb. 146,
muekliche ai/«nfr. 65.
mere ay*nS. 185,
meren purify; wex imered a-
yenb. 94.
merach — ])ane merss ay«ii&.
261.
mes ayenb. 55.
U.,:,l,zt!dbvG00gIe
686
raet h. m. 19.
mfite, OFrit. mSte, OIIQerm,
mftza? meaiuTe, Mot. ham. 247.
mSten dream: (he) met ayenb.
128; bwat me have^ met i/aeel.
1286.
mfitnease moderation, Mor,
horn. 106.
mid — mide c. of i. 1340
nudwif J/iVc 98.
midde — od middea Jilre s£
afof, Aom, 87.
middel
middelpei Mor. horn. 255.
milde (tvbal.) Fum. y. r. I. p.
167.
misbod? miebode (pi) La^. 11095.
misreeden Xaj. 15129.
mljien — mi))e ^ore^. 653.
mix — mexe (dat.) Mor, hom.
mMkare (-ewe) £03. 3116.
mMaor^e Lay 8692.
mohde — mohde fret ti cl&des
46.
morjei
- Jiane moreen ayenb.
morp (mortli) Mtx. 1279.
mot — tiet mot ayenb. 175.
m6tild Mor. hom. 205,
much ere — michare Alex. 3542.
muk Bara. 2301; muc af. gen.
2657.
mul Tlavel. 6200.
munde minc^/uZ — minde A. 1.
727.
1. 57.
s(r.u
■ mone (r.
■e. sone)
munen
A. <. 1118.
mAre £«e«i 2023.
murbdfliirlAi^yef^.- hiB I&dlicbe
(nu. ladliche) murhd (printed uord)
(mirhd) A Iiis untohe b£re A. »>.
31; mirbd? (primed anihi) Mor.
hom. 247; mird (printed aurd) n.
r. 92*.
mQd — p&De mon)> ayenb. 27.
muwlen — fil movUd mete
Fum. p. r. I. p. 181.
nefe — neve Savel. 652.
ngh — love ))ine uixte aae )>i
selve ayenb. 145.
n£3ibor, -ebo(u)r ot/enS. 10 it 38.
iiiht? bl (be) ni)ter (nighter)
tale? Chaue. C. I. 97; Atse. 324.
ni^emeat— neopemeste (dat.
pi.) Mor. hem. 117.
nokke — nokkis (pi.) Fum.
p. r. I. p. 17.
odde— that odde home Alex. 27.
of
ofslengen? {>r€ hondred hSvedea
of a (he) slende Beret 24B.
ofpureten — J)S beggeres beoJ> of-
Jmrete Born L. 1120,
onnod detpairing, Mot. hom. 105.
6der — al Mer hit itidde Lay
27898; aper 1 ne kan ret. ant. 1,
103,
over
oversitten? orertitt (mi. oversid)
ou>t and night. 1436.
pallen, ASax. pellen, of pall t
xaae paJlene curtel Lay 23762.
pr^chen a. r. 70.
pulten — heo p^ren ipnlt At
of paradise Mor. hom. 129.
raedeD — r&dden prepared?
Star. hom. 61.
raimen — ndme Alex. 24B8;
reimej) Farn. p. r. I. p. 231.
rakeu
rakeoteie Bere> 1636; raketehe
Mor. hom. 349.
raoclen ratiMe, Betet 2666.
reche
r6cheles Mor. hom. 245.
reden, A3ax. (a)redien, per-
form, do: Se his pille for ta redeu
Mor. hom. 55.
reken — ISt me ia lekeBete*
394; rak (prei.) 8360; Beres ia
out of priaoun rebe 1666.
reng — out of pa renge be
com ride Bmet 3631.
(reopen) r§pen Mor. hom. 161.
riht
rihtlechen rectify, Mor. hom. 17.
rihtneeae — and hiealde r^t-
..L.oo^lc
nease betu^ue him and ]>an pet is
bevore him ayenb. 1C4.
riote — men . . . aeide in olde
note (r. w. schote) Becee 11S2.
rid (rid?), OLOerm. rith (rith?)
H^ite't glow.
roke Bffcei 2471.
ronde, Fr. ronde, round: S
ronde Benet 1373.
roust — rouste idat.) noUe?
Alex. 188.
rfl.de (rude?), AStu. geryde
(opportirnvt) Grein't gloii, 1,443;
»«e ride.
rflmen — rflme Sorit L. 1272.
r lip ere, ASax. rypere, ^oiler;
rflperes {pi.) Mot. hom. 15.
rusel, OLOerm, rusel llesne't
glou.
rusien — ))et ...])§ greate
helles roake]) td rcBye ayenb. 23;
pet nftn vondinge dine ne mo)e
resye [printed refye) ne rocky(e)
lie.
sadlien — aadlen Bevet 767.
Batten— aaute Wr. an. lit. 8.
eahtnien Mot. hom. 39,
sak — secli ayenb. 81.
samen — tO sumao La^. 61.
scare, Olcel, skari? dUtracef
Are frfnden W scare Lay 5835.
Bcfl) — scOghe (dal.) Alex.SBlG.
sch&d Hot. hom. 255; lee
schted.
shalow Parion. 739.
scheoven (acMve) ^ schflven
Bevet U07.
scheren — 8ceren(sereD) £05.
20307; scar (sar) 17663.
Bchiid
scheldtrome Bevet 993.
achip
scipferiie Lay 10381.
scipman Lo). 28308.
BCipinge prormonf Lay 13656.
scholde, scolde, aculde (aolde)
Lay 2079, 2084 & 3746.
Bchreapien — Bcrepe (yei.
aubj.) ayenb. 98.
achroggi? the wey waaacrogp
yeit. Rom, 18.
sehutels <scutles), ASax. 6cy-
687
tela, boll, teda, Mor. kom. 127.
schutten — asette ayenh. 179;
eoinpos. bischiitteu.
ae — ze (fe?) oyenS. 117, 8.
jBeine — aaines [pQ Alex.^%l\.
aeint, Fr. saiat, taint, iaj. 82.
aeld Mor. hom. 93.
sldelingea Oaner. 4206.
ailyern — aeolveme (bollen)
Lay 22783.
sire Z^v 22485.
sit — site Alex. 546.
ak^w — ak^wia (,pi.)Altx. mi.
Blaep
slepwurt rel. ant. 1, 37,
sle^e — Are drihten pes iled
to aleje a1 apa me dede Jl aclp
Mor. hom. 121.
alengen — Criat on croia waa
sleint FuTTi. p. r. I. p. 248.
slidren — out of h^re aadila
thei gan td slidre Oene/-. 4152.
slipen — Bllpe jiore*/ o/c. 15.
sloteren — alotered {part.)
Gener. 7066,
amorder 3tor. hom. 43.
amordrien — amordrinde Mor.
hom. 251.
smii)eu, ASax. smflgftn, Olcel.
amiuga, creep; smfljed Mor. hom.
163.
soiken, ASax. snlcan, creep;
sniked Mor. hom. 251.
snoternesae, ASax. anotor-
nesa, u>itdom, Mor. hom. 97.
apac guick, Mor. hom. 205.
apaeche, apfike Lay 1971 iC
13076.
Spfec-hua Lay 13036.
apar
sparlire Becea 2311.
apere
apcrewurt rel, ant. 1, 37.
sprote — sprotes (pi.') Alex.
790.
Stale — cnmen bl atale Mor.
hom. 249.
?stelepurde ifor. kom. 25.
stape — eteapea (pi.) Mor,
hom. 187,
Bteore, ASax. steor, correetion,
dieciplim, Mor. hom. Ill Oi 117.
Stepen Mor. hom. 207.
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stSren, ASax. itSTan, from it&t,
ineenie: me schftl hkm steorenmid
guldeue chelle Mor. hom. 19S.
stl) (sti) rel. ant. 1, 213; $t.
gtn. 3958; Bob. Br. 203, 20; sUjeo
{dot. pi.) La^. 16366.
Stlje — stleB lealaa, Altx.liBJ.
stijen Hot. hom. 149,
Btihtlieii — sti>tled (pret.)
Alex. 1S5.
strfind — Btrinde (dat.) Max.
5105.
strunde — gtruoden (pi.) Mor.
hom. 187.
Btikien — stikede flmw 828.
Btudien — ^el hptle ne etu-
deA fn>i. stuiled) h(e)oin nftpiht
Mor. hom, 77; studede? ayenb.
126, i.
Bturten— stnrte(8torte){pre(.)
Lay 2S95I.
sumere, Fr. sombre? owl and
mght. 1.
Bunder
Bunderlipe, Bunderlipea i/or. hom.
11 <6 137,
BUnderrune tpeciai comimmieatMn,
Irfn.3U14; (8uiiderruii)«f.^ij.991.
Banne — J>i. soone Lay 8122.
Bwftf — Bwaif Ate». 806.
gwalen iirere, La,y 10188.
BwappeD — Beofs t& him
Bpfii, ASax. spfig, louni, Mor.
kom. 87.
Bwelm Alex. 750.
swelteo £o). 19801; ^eiten
ich Bchal A beomen Mor. hom. 197.
sweTien—Bwevede £iQ. 25648.
spike dgcipula, Mor. hom. 53.
BWikeu — Eiilke]> a^sni. IS?.
Bwfl) — Bw6u) Beca 1563;
S«0)e (dat.) Alex. 6020.
taesen — teised J. of e. 19.
t&dde Mor. hom. 53.
taken— bn heo mihten Ukea
on ]>at J)e scucke weore fordfln
Lay 25966.
tarvien (Arow; tarveden Lai.
16703.
tear — tir Mor. hom. 159,
telden — tilden Mor. Aom. 53;
weoren a pin walde teldea itsl-
ded Lay 17489.
tenden Mor. hom. 81.
tenge, ASax. getenge (proptn-
guui)? clMes heorene(? mj.bove-
ne) tenge (? m*. tinge, r. w. genge)
owi and ni^. 999.
teol, ODuldi tuil (raUtirn, la-
bor)t ^th clia(r)iiies & widt tele
he iB ibrc^t ^eia tA h^ ifire 368.
teoiie — tilie JVor. &om. 133.
teoluDge ^ tilunge: wiche-
crafte and telinge Mire 360.
teone — tiene ayeab. 31.
t£re Alex. 160.
teren — and tar hire bl ban
Ire io). 25850'.
tihten— iti}t /or idi)t? er, F.
P. 833.
tind — tindea of barowig Mex.
3908.
14
tOcume iUor. hom. 69.
toforen — ])an kinge he eodc to-
foren Lay 14071.
tAbope, AJSax. OSax. tAbopa, hope,
Mor. hom. 191.
tobellen — tebelle B«te» 2666.
tobratten — tobrittenitb Fartoa.
596.
tochinen — tocb&n Mor. hom. 141.
t«dr«eTen— todrSfde .Vdj-. Aon. 93.
toeode went atunder, Mor. hom,
141.
tobeawen (toheawe) ayenh, 178,
tOBcbaken. — tOBcbAk Bera 742.
tosirellen — toswollen I^y 17816.
toteoD drato atunder, Mor. hom. 9.
totorrien Mor. hom. 9.
to]}r(l8ten thrtut aeander; to])r{Ute
<jrB(.) Mor. hom. 131.
tolleo — tolled (i>nnf«(I colled)
men tA bim wid his onde rel. onf.
1, 221.
tramme? trammeB (pi.) Atex.
127.
tropfest /(HtA/it'. i'o''. hom. 89>
trflit
trdstlike ral. ant. 1, 223.
tnht Mot. hom. 247.
tnhtea — pe deofel heom tahle
t6 fan perke Mor. hom. 121; ti)t
(part.) Baoat 3047.
twejen— tuaje bftjeB oy«''*-6^'
tu6 -""
ireje
zidei!
tpe
153.
nien Mot. hom. 109.
tw!red — weoren alle twinede
Xa). 19416.
t^lijen hit, Mor, hom. 37.
twinsien? twineeden i.a}.4336.
twisten — tniBteb oysnfr. 169.
pah — ])ali bpeore his sAule
pea in helle Mor. hom, 131.
))&rf — uJB hit nftn ])erf Mor.
hom. 9.
Jie ~})ka Cilol. m.) aytnb. 164;
DM he noht t6 pan iboten Lo).
80779.
Jje or — ]>ft I^ij, 26612.
Jjeaw (]>eaa)
]>eawfiil? mid l>eufiille wordeniaj.
1797.
j>eostrien (JieoBtren) Mor,
hom. 143.
|)eH — ))ee bA) ojeni, 41.
pew (peu)
pevlic, 0^6«n». deolicher.
fcewe, OSGerm. diu, di(u)wa,
0/«I. py («™o).
pewien, J&tz. peopi&n, imve:
piima La^. 10016; fu peopest
Mor, hom. 26.
piggen — pigge (pret. lubj.J
Mor. hom. 106.
pin — plre fjwn. /.; La). 28104;
plre rff«>. pi.; 22448.
praje Mor. hom. 85.
prai — was in hert(e) thral
Oanar. 3947.
prien — preoien Lax. 14338.
priea £qj. 26066*.
pring Benta 1S65.
priste
pristelechen, ASax. pristkecan, ht
bold, Mor. hom. 26.
prowen — he preowede longe
Loi. 11389.
Prumnesae — pTeomnesse,
prenmeaae Mor, hom. 99 i£ 161.
prflaten — hi prfiaten out hi-
re ^}en aytnb. 204.
puth
)iiirheode teeni through : hi purh-
eoden (porhjeode) Franceae peode
Lay 5217.
purhgttngeu ( .ipurhgengen" ) go
through, La). 1207.
Purhatingen — purhstungen (part.)
Mor. hom. 147.
pwang— pwong (pwaag) iiQ.
14217,
ug ftar; ugge (diU.) Mor, hom.
81.
unfwle unfairl Loj. 22018.
imhffile Lay 11646.
unlial — mihale (onhole) (pi.) Lo).
19C47.
iinleod foreignerf W driven fit pft
unleodcn I.a). 4982.
uniae3enlic {•nviablt, Mor. hom. 97.
unipider latvieather , Mor. hom.
lib.
unmundluDge Mor. hom. 249.
unrude, ASax. ungeryde fatptrj
OrMn't glom. 1, 443; •«< unrioe.
unannde utuoandnett, La^, 29315.
untalelicli Mor. hom. 251.
□npank — hit is pe an undonke
Lai^. 11769; his nndankea 8282.
unwepned utaeeapontd, La^. 5654.
unwiteuesBe — nnpeotenease Mor,
hom. 255.
nnwiter ignorant, La^. 16023.
UDwurde indignui. La), 24666.
unU)e(n) untie, Becei 3384.
uotAnen un/aiien. La}. 18949.
u nc h e — enches (pl.J Beca
746.
nader
onderatipen lupport, a. r. 142*.
undern
ondertid Mor. hom. 91.
up
upfle(r)inge upper fiooring, Mor.
..C.oogic
uphebben heace up; ophebbe}) a-
ytnb. 217.
upati)e aictntion, (dot.) Mot. horn.
Are — we beod in Are londe
Iio). 7351 ; pine aldren and fire
7356; dtbilSTen oure leodeii5339.
fit
fltlutlve, cmp. OEGerm. toenhalb,
eiCMra partet oal and night. 110.
fltBchute, AiSax. tltscyte? otei and
nighl. 1466.
fltBihen flmB outf Jjet rSde bWd
s£b at Mor. ham, 121.
0))e (pi.) Mot. horn. 43; Ithis
Alex. 68.
utelien injure, Mot. horn, 16.
waef lee wSf (wef).
waete — wSten fjen. yi.J La).
19769.
waeveu — hii vire a doun i-
wfived Bece* 954.
waive n — and of hire herte
alle zenne tfi waivye ( f pTinted
wajnje) aynnb. 88.
wielkempe Lay 23S10.
walspere ia). 28577.
wald — WB3ld Lay 21339.
walen — wale Alex. 1667.
palh, emp. MHQerm. wilgen
])re(. wale (volvere) and walgen
(voir ere, nauiearej.
walle — -pallen (pl.J Mor. horn.
189.
walm — palmeB Mor. iom. 141.
wan miierablef beo makiep me
fill won (r. te. Jian) rtl. ant. 1, 102.
win — wfln Wr. an. lit. 6.
wfiwe — w6we Lay 6268.
p£inod Jfor. Aom. 6.
weaae — pine Mot. hom. 169.
weaB(p6s),JSaa. peas, yerAapi,
ow2 auil Ri^At, 748.
wederinge — pidemnge Mor.
hom. 13.
w e ) e D — we) (prei.) Benei 1424.
wei — Adere (OJer) weies io).
16760.
pelspring Mor. i
wemmen —
Mor. hom. 83.
eld
pemde (pret.J
(=weiTe7)
weoreldking Lay 6328.
weorldmoD Lay 28131.
weorldscome Lay 8323,
worldwis to). 15496.
porldpunae Mor. Horn. 143.
w e r f , ASax. peor(u}f (jumen-
tujaj: he brobte hine uppea bis
Eerve, 1>et is unorne mare Mor.
om. 85.
wesen — wSren, weorea (pret.J
Loy 334 (6 1135.
widren tBithcT: i widder away
Toion. myit. 21; lee wedercn.
wik — wlke (ace.pl.) Loj^.nm.
plketun, ASax, pictun, owl and
night. 730.
wike officii Lay 29751; pften
(pi.) Mor. hom. 137.
wSkenere, ASax. picnere ('vit
lieut, diapemator) Ettm, lex. 134,
wikeneren {dat. pi.) Lo}. 6704.
wikeninge habilatiim. La:}.
30453*.
wiklnge (mt. wickinge) habila-
iion, Lay 30463.
pil Mot. hom. 193.
wil
wilcumen wtleomt; wilciunede Z^.
10957.
win — winne (dat.) geant La^.
12072.
winden — (J)einea) wnnden
(ccrai mnt) into wide (nu. widen)
Sffi Lay 25541.
wider advarte: pe wifler wea
£a). 9287.
wlatinge Mire 894.
wft^ien — p6)C Mor. Adm. 187.
wrang — his bee is jet bifi>-
r(e)D wrong (lorlat) r^. ant. 1,
210.
WTitelinge? ovil and ni^a.
48 <£ 912.
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ADDITIONAL ABBRBVUTIONS.
( gloi*. Kleinere attmederdeotsclie denkm&ler mit ausfalirlichem
glosBor Toa Moritz Heyne, Paderborn 18G7.
L, King Horn Ac., edit, by J. Bawson Liunb;, London 1866.
Instructions for parish priesta by John Myrc, edit by
Edward Peacock, London 1868.
8k. The vision of William concerning Piers Flowman &c.,
edit by Walter Skeat, London 1867.
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CORRECTIONS.
Pige 1, Ubc 6, rend ablden tor adlden
„ 31, Bid bear; lufert arter (pra.)
„ 11, . 6, read awilejen for aviligen
„ IS, „ kinelond „ kiaeland
„ to. „ 10, „ eohteoda „ eahtodn
„ 21, „ 42, „ M „ be
„ 26, „ 10, add ASar. angyn (deftetu*}T after angine
„ S7, „ t, read fee- for fac-
» S, add (BKchen?) after cben
„ 28, „ 5, read a^tle Tor ancle
„ 29, „ 87, „ pronipt, pan, IS* „ ibid.
„ 31, ,1 21, „ areje (arewe) „ u^e
„ 82, „ 27, „ &Bche „ aache
"10 „ 12
„ 88.
„ 40
strike out atprenchen Ae.
„ 84
» 39
read etpftt for atw4t
« *9
„ 10
„ ifronff „ sitronq
« **
,. 3
add 23S21 ^ 23666 after La^.
« M
„ 24
read beggares for baggarea
.. 31
„ 42
„ bidpeoled „ bedweoled
insert bikenne)) after commit
58
-> 1
, «a
„ 10
read bismerwen (or bismeryen
„ 63
» J,
„ biBtere , bisUre
„ 88,
II Jt«fi/j/ „ jvitifi
., 39,
„ night. „ nyghl.
« 89
.. 1.
add , after bizzo
„ 11.
strike oat lyom viper to 334
, !S
„ 30,
read iwar for Iwar
„ 7«
» J.
„ hebefactio „ hebefatio
„ 79
,, 18,
insert bolle before boll
„ 80
.,31,
„ ^obtet" after borow
„ 91
„ 7.
rend 20 for SO
«20.
„ 4472 „ 14720
„ 94
» 7,
add <e 225 after 217
,,101
„ 3,
read buruhmon for bunibman
,,108
n 17,
„ cachin „ cache
„42.
„ kajerlejc „ kajrlejc
„118
,. 4,
.. 14,
„ koker „ coker
,,131
28
„ CO win „ CO wen
,.122
„ 18.
„ 2840 „ 2818
.128
„ 41.
add comira-in. and Strike ont (import
„125
. 1,
read 103 di 104 for 102 de 103
„180
,. 14,
add (,pl.) after knnde
„181
>, 8.
read too for to
,.183
.,26,
„ kuvele „ cuvele
,,134
.. 2,
„ cwalmsteou for cwalmaton
,"26;
„ 31826 „ 31820
..Google
for S6034
daxea „ dlUea
39, „ 6667 „ 6671
„ U«, „ 30, „ 22028 „ 22015
153, „ IS, „ di}belneBHe „ dllielnease
„ 1S«, „ 28, add (dotie) aft«r dotien
„ 168, „ T, read dollcn (intanire) for dolen
„ 8, „ dillen „ dille
168, „ 84, strike out deste? (pru. lui).) BfiorA. 43;
„ 170, „ 7, read 414 (or 15
„ 171, „ 27, insert a«ru after fire
,, 172, „ 15. read 18496 for 148%
„ 178, „ 25, „ edwite „ etwlte
„ 175, „ 16, » ^l^e „ Sghne
„ 20, „ eEehseoe „ eteheeii
„ 21, „ exsene (dot.) „ Sxaen
' S«, „ 179J2 „ 17912
„ 176, „ 2, „ 3281 „ 8281
181, „ 19, insert eat after ezau
„ 182, „ 10, read 3 for 1, 11
, 189, „ 19, „ 1295 „ 1291
„ 191, „ 41, ongtat to be line 38
„ 194, „ 89. read verde for vSrde
„ 204, „ 26, strike out a. r. 76;
„ 205, „ a, read 167 fi»r 166
„ 812, „ 6, „ jort. „ preU
„ 38, „ furge „ foTgft
„ 280, „ 38. tasert (vrakel) after &akei
223, 1, read vrecliche for frecUche
„ 827, „ 11, ,. tillne (fOl) „ fulne (ful)
„ 282, „ 18, „ gwidre „ gandere
„ 34, „ jeonge „ gonge
„ 247, 5, „ gTKdan „ grMan
„ 851, „ 85, ,. ' '^84 „ 174
„ 856, „ 24. „ jfere „ gare,
„ 287, „ 40, „ 76 « 66
„ 362, „ 9, strike ont overgat? and
„ 268, lines 8—10
„ 265, „ 41, read 363 for 2867
„ 2«7, „ 17, strike ont (aec.)
„ 271, „ 28, „ „ haieg
„ 39, read 11433 far 14433
„ 278, „ 18,
„ 888, „ 18. „ heor- „ her-
„ 19, „ 418 „ 100
„ 295, I, 7, „ hobelen „ hobbelen
,, 801, „ 33, strike out IVom hOlen to 217;
„ 306, „ 34. add hwSte before hweate and 70 <£ before 270
„ 313, „ 18, „ ipret. aubj.) after iblessi
„ 881, „ 10. read 183 for 1831
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iwgre 8S2, line 28, read 60 for 50
ischeawen „ iBcheairieii
sse.
„ 10, „ iJOw^r.f „ ipre,.)
„ 40, „ iwurden „ iwarflen
828,
„ 4, „ iwite „ iwiten
1, 2", ji gejtyrht „ gepyhrt
838.
„ 3, „ jBle „ ysel
351,
854,
„ 8, delci „ »
„ 14, read forl£men for forleinen
S59,
„ 8, insert 1, before 42
362.
„ 37, read 16 for 10
m:,
„ ir, „ lij) „ UJ)e
368,
„ 38, strike oat o. r. 104;
830,
„ 14, „ „ M.
373,
,, 8, read Goih. for Hoih.
425,
„ 2, „ 3211S „ 12113
428,
„ 34, Insert /ipten before ayenb.
452,
„ 34, read roub for rouf
453,
„ 29, „ 278 „ 279
46^
„ 28, strike ont ia sunder nia(e) .
48i:
„ 1(1, „ „ waterschedels
485,
„ 41, read iBcheaweu tor iachawen
509,
„ 28, „ 81 „ G6
522,
. 12, „ 84 „ 94
541,
„ 5, Strike «ut stili(e)
„ 7, „ „ ttom .wnrto to
„ 9, Itumb. 40;
545,
„ 18, add cwalm-, before earding-
564,
„ 7, read swideliche for awidliche
682,
„ 7. „ 100 „ 68
I, insert (tuig) before aymb.
), „ p&a „ b6D
., add & 163 after 12
, read onle aymtb, 77;' Ooa. eon/, am.
, Insert wikeoares (pi.) before L<a.
I, „ 4901 „ 8B28
, „ (^witele") after mtel
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