Yeaf, Yeaue. See Ȝeue.
Yei, adv. yes indeed, XVII 370, 458; oh yes (ironic), XVII 353. [? Reduction of a reiteration ȝē-ȝē, or assimilated to ME. nei, nay; see N.E.D. s.v. Yea.] See Ȝa, Ȝe.
Yelp, n. boast(ing), XVII 321. [OE. gelp.]
Yendles; Yer(e). See Endles; Ȝeer.
Yfere, adv. in al yfere, all together, II 223. [Orig. yfere(n), OE. ge-fēran, pl., (as) companions.] See Fere, n.2
Yfet; Yfouȝte; Yfounde; Yȝe; Yȝyrned. See Fecche; Fight; Fynde(n); Eiȝe; Ȝerne.
Ygraced, pp. thanked, VIII a 118. [OFr. gracier.]
Yhad; Yhe(n). See Habbe(n); Eiȝe.
Yhere, v. to hear, II 420; Yherd, pa. t. II 528; Yhyerde, III 49. [OE. ge-hēran.] See Here.
Yhyȝt, pp. (adorned), arranged, XIII a 1. [ME. hihten, prob. from OE. hyht, pleasure (hyhtlic, pleasant).]