Ȝouen. See Ȝeue.
Ȝut. See Ȝet(e), adv.
Haade. See next.
Habbe(n), v. to have, possess, get, take, put, and auxil., XIII a 59, 60, XV g 23; A, I 127; Haf(e), IV a 64, V 150, &c.; Haif, XVII 286; Han, XIV c 6, XV h 22; Haue(n), I 107, VIII a 74, XII a 66, &c.; Hawe, X introd. Haf, Haue, 1 sg. pres. V 23, IX 289, &c.; see Ichabbe, Ichaue; Has(e), 2 sg. XVI 243, XVII 430, &c.; Hast(e), I 131, XVI 223, &c.; Hatȝ, V 173, 228, 273, 324; Hauest, VIII b 26; Habbeȝ, 3 sg. *V 271 (note); Hase, IV a 39, XVII 550, &c.; Haþ, Hath, I 11, XVI 356, &c.; Hatȝ, V 46, 126, 340; Haues, XV a 20; Haueþ, VIII b 98; Habbeþ, pl. III 2, XIII a 15, &c.; Haf(e) (with pron.), IV b 16, VI 159, X 16, &c.; Han (the commonest form), II 21, V 25, &c.; Has(e) (sep. from pron.), IV a 2, X 52, XIV b 71, XVII 95, &c. Haue, pres. subj. V 219, VIII a 114, 261; as haue I (thou), so may I (you) have, XVII 237, 333, 402. Haf, Haue, imper. sg. V 75, I 124, &c.; Haueth, pl. XIV d 13. Hadde, pa. t. I 100, II 51, XI b 265, &c.; Had(e), I 116, V 13, XI b 202, &c.; Hedde, III 5, 42, &c. (OKt. hefde); Hadde, 2 sg. XVI 219; Hadestow, II 533 (see Þou); Hadyn, pl. VII 126. Haade, pa. t. subj. had, would (should) have, XI b 270; Hadde, Had(e), II 559, I 195, V 196, &c.; Hed(d)e, III 13, 30, &c.; Hadeȝ, Hadest, 2 sg. subj. II 573, V 326. Yhad, pp. II 249, 253. Haf (haue) at þe, have (i.e. let me get) at thee, V 220, XVII 219; haue done, be quick, XVII 316, 352, 480; his lyf hade, preserved his life, VII 163. [OE. habban.]
Habide. See Abide.
Habundant, adj. abundant, IX 330. [OFr. abundant.]
Hacches, n. pl. hatches; of a buttery, or kitchen, VIII b 29; of a ship, VII 147. [OE. hæcc.]
Hade, see Habbe(n), Heued; Hadestow, see Habbe(n).
Haf(e). See Habbe(n), Half.
Hafyng, n. possession, VI 90. [From stem of Habben; cf. OE. hæfen.]