A Middle English Vocabulary, Designed for use with Sisam's Fourteenth Century Verse & Prose

by J. R. R. Tolkien

Hy(e). See Heie, Heigh(e); Hi, pron. fem. and pl.

Hyar. See Heiȝ(e).

Hide, v. to hide, keep secret, XI a 57; refl. XIV b 22; Hidde, pa. t. II 268, XVI 249 (intr.); Hidd, pp. XII b 187. [OE. hȳdan.]

Hyde, n. skin, V 244; hide, XV h 11. [OE. hȳd.]

Hydel. See Ydel.

Hider, adv. hither, II 422, V 23, XIV c 47, &c.; Heder, XVII 290; Hedir, to me, XVII 291. [OE. hider.]

Hiderward, adv. hither, VIII a 317. [OE. hiderweard.]

Hidous, Hidus, adj. awful, XVII 101, 417; Hydously, adv. terribly, XVI 138. [OFr. hidous.]

Hiere, Hyerof, see Her(e), adv.; Hyf, see Ȝef; Hyȝ(e), see Heie, Heigh(e); Hy, v.

Hight, Hyȝt (VI), Heght (XVII), n. height, XVII 260; of h., in height, XVII 125; on h., on high, above, up, VI 141, XVI 88, 235, XVII 136. [OE. hēhþu.] See Heigh(e).