The complete works of John Gower, volume 3 - John Gower

justificacion, liberal, liberalite, lien (= bond), lugge, mathematique, matrone, mechanique, mecherie, menable, mineral, moevement, multitude, oblivion, obstinacie, occupacion, original, passible, perjurie, philliberd (= filbert), piereles, pilage, pleintif adj., pointure, porte (= porthole), preparacion, presage, preserve, proclame, prophetesse, providence, purefie, raile s., recepcion, recreacion, relacion, renounce, reptil, resemblance, restauratif, revelen, riff (= reef of a sail), sale, salvage, scharnebud, scisme, sculpture, seintefic, solucion, specifie, sprantlen, spume, stacion, studious, substitucion, supplante, supporte, temprure, tenetz (= tennis), terremote, tonsure, transpose, trompette.

In matters of vocabulary my obligations are first and principally to the New English Dictionary, then to Prof. Skeat’s Chaucer Glossary, to Stratmann’s Middle Engl. Dictionary (ed. Bradley), and to Halliwell’s Dictionary of Archaisms. With reference especially to Gower I may mention the dissertation by G. Tiete (Breslau, 1889).

The following Glossary is meant to include all the words used in Gower’s English Works, with their various forms of spelling and (where necessary) of inflexion, accompanied with such references as are required for verification of the forms given and for illustration of the different uses and meanings of the words. As a rule, when a word occurs more than once, at least two references are given, but this statement does not apply to inflexional forms. If a word presents any difficulty or is used in a variety of meanings, the number of references is proportionally increased. A complete set of references is given for proper names.

The Confessio Amantis is referred to by P., i, ii, iii, &c., P. standing for the Prologue, and the Roman numerals for the successive books. PP. stands for the poem In Praise of Peace. Word-forms which are not found in the Fairfax MS., or only in the latter part of it, which is written by a different hand, are sometimes enclosed in parentheses. These are also used occasionally to indicate variation of spelling: thus dissencioun (-on) means that the word is spelt either with ‘-oun’ or ‘-on’ termination, wher(e) indicates that ‘wher’ and ‘where’ are alternative forms. In all cases where ‘y’ is used to represent ‘ȝ,’ that fact is indicated by ‘(ȝ)’ placed after the word when it occurs in its place, as beyete(ȝ)

The grammatical abbreviations are, s. substantive, a. adjective, v. verb, v.a. verb active, v.n. verb neuter, v.a.n. verb active and neuter, 3 s.pres. 3rd person singular present tense, pret. past tense, pp. past participle, def. definite form of adjective, &c.

In many cases an explanation is given of the meaning of words for the convenience of readers, but no discussion as to their meaning or origin is admitted in the Glossary.

A.
a, interj. iv. 3622, see ha.
a, an, indef. art. P. 18, 350, (= one) ii. 1169, 1261.
a, (= Fr. à), in a dieu, a fin, see adieu, afyn.
a, in a day, a doun, a ferr, a game, a goddeshalf, a morwe, a nyht, a place, a swoune, see dai, doun, ferr, &c.
Aaron, P. 437, ii. 3047.
abaissht, abayssht, pp. iv. 1330, vi. 2329.
abak, adv. iii. 481, vii. 4363, back.
abandone, abandoune, v.a. P. 766, ii. 1596, 2772, v. 5378, viii. 1834, let go, give up, devote.
abate, v.a. ii. 3171, vi. 2354, vii. 1639;
v.n. tabate, ii. 809.
Abbategnyh, vii. 1458.
abbesse, s. viii. 1849.
abbot, s. ii. 3056.
abece, vii. 158, a, b, c.
abeche, v.a. vi. 709, feed.
abedde, adv. P. 602, i. 1781, 2599.
abegge, v.a. iii. 1828, v. 7522, pay for:
cp. abye.
abeie, see abye.
Abel, viii. 61, 72.
abesse, v.a. i. 2063, abase.
abhominable, a. ii. 3107, vii. 3337.
abide, abyde(n), v.n. i. 859, 1535, 1599, 2909, 3201, ii. 1501, PP. 285, wait, remain;
v.a. ii. 2594, 2626, iii. 1616, viii. 900, wait for, endure:
3 s.pres. abit, abitt, iii. 201, 1658,
pret. abod, i. 151,
imperat. abyd, iv. 1777,
pp. abide, vii. 2860.
abie, see abye.
ablaste, v.a.pret. v. 3712, blew upon.
able, a. ii. 98, 3258, iv. 267, 2561.
Abner, ii. 3087.
abord, adv. ii. 1138, alongside (of a ship).
aboute, adv. P. 367, i. 403, ii. 1227,
abouten, i. 2529,
aboutes, vii. 2280, viii. 2460, round, round about;
come aboute, bringe a., i. 2629, ii. 1531, 2282, iv. 61, 259:
prep. iv. 1356.
above, adv. P. 891, i. 467, 1610, 1860, 2491, iv. 1595, aloft, at advantage, before this;
hier above, i. 1377;
from above, i. 3278:
prep. i. 810,
aboven, P. 971, i. 2833:
as subst. iv. 914, v. 2542, 7293, vi. 221, advantage.
abregge, v.a. vii. 1990, cut short.
abreid, s. iv. 588, start.
abreide, v.a. vii. 2882, upbraid.
abreide, v.n.pret. i. 155, 2851, ii. 3241, started.
abroche, adv. v. 1677, abroach.
abrod, adv. iv. 3102, v. 6891, abroad.
absence, s. ii. 1321, 1647.
absent, a. iv. 1797, vii. 5181.
Absolon, ii. 3093, viii. 217.
absolucioun (-on), s. ii. 1317, iii. 596, viii. 2892.
abstinence, s. P. 327, vi. 634.
abydinge, s. vii. 502.
abye, abie, v.a. ii. 3022, iii. 221, v. 5541,
abeie, iii. 306,
3 s.pres. abyth, v. 5516,
abeith, vi. 1378,
pret. aboghte, ii. 2153, viii. 217,
pp. aboght, i. 381, 2614, pay for:
cp. abegge.
acale, adv. viii. 638, 847, acold.
accept, a. v. 6394, acceptable.
acceptable, a. vii. 4727, viii. 3035*.
accidence, s. ii. 3210, v. 763, see notes.
accidie, s. iv. 539, sloth.
accioun, s. ii. 388.
accompte, accord, see acompte, acord.
accuse, v.a. P. 487, iii. 2377.
accusement, s. ii. 1703.
Achab, vii. 2529 ff.,
genit. Achabbes, vii. 2552.
Achaie, v. 1907.
Achastus, iii. 2555.
achates, vii. 1362, agate.
Achelons, iv. 2068.
Acheron, v. 1110.
Achias, vii. 4515 ff.
achieve, v.a. P. 92, i. 103, 700, 1257, ii. 1311, v. 1276, finish, attain to;
to ben achieved (= to succeed), ii. 2360,
cp. ii. 3091:
v.n. ii. 372, v. 2043, succeed.
Achilles, ii. 2454, iii. 2642 ff., iv. 1694, 1800, 1970 ff., 2161, v. 2963 ff., 7591, viii. 2545, 2569,
acc. Achillem, vii. 3583.
Achilo, iii. 2566.
Achitofell, ii. 3090.
Acis, ii. 131 ff.
acold, adv. iv. 247, vi. 1007.
acompte, s. ii. 1715, iv. 292, 1653,
accompte, iv. 1062, 2243.
acompte, v.a. iii. 1104, 2281, v. 2014;
v.n. vii. 2226,
tacompte, i. 650.
acord, s. P. 1034, i. 849, 1789,
accord, P. 85, iv. 2069;
in acord, i. 1115;
of thin acord, &c., i. 849, ii. 2536;
in on acord, i. 2250.
acordable, a. v. 2930, in accord.
acordant, a. i. 455, 2436, iv. 1244:
adv. iv. 498, v. 142, viii. 2371.
acorde, v.n. P. 358, 878, i. 388, ii. 105;
thei ben acorded, ii. 630,
thus acorded (pp.absol.), i. 826;
refl. i. 3386, vii. 3241:
2 s.pret. acordest, iii. 2058,
pres. part. acordende, ii. 1612, iii. 603: agree.
acordement, s. vii. 168.
acquite, see aquite.
acroche, v.a. iii. 1047, v. 5624, take hold of, gain.
acte, s. P. 405.
Acteon, i. 336 ff.
Acteos, vii. 855.
adaies, adv. iii. 828, at this time;
now adaies, nou adayes, &c., P. 171, iv. 1228,
cp. ‘on daies nou,’ iv. 1731:
see also aday.
Adam, i. 3304, iv. 2224, v. 1707 ff., 6964, vi. 5, viii. 26 ff.
adamant, s. vii. 833, 1397.
aday, adv. v. 2463,
now (nou) aday, i. 655, iv. 2616, viii. 151,
cp. a day, vii. 438,
now a day, ii. 444:
cp. adaies.
addre, see eddre.
adieu, viii. 2940,
a dieu, ii. 2739, v. 3662.
adoted, pp. vi. 79, infatuated.
adoun, adv. i. 3280,
a doun, iv. 2710, v. 385.
adrad, a. i. 157, 2748, ii. 479, 3489.
adresce, v.a. i. 1722, 2725, v. 1480,
(refl.) v. 5021,
adresse, iii. 2336, arrange, prepare.
Adriagne, Adriane, v. 5332 ff., viii. 2556.
Adrian (1), P. 745.
Adrian (2), v. 4938 ff.,
genit. Adrianes, v. 5155.
adryh, adv. iv. 1330, aside.
adverse, a. iv. 3403.
adverse, v.a. ii. 1792, oppose.
adversite, s.v. 2232, vii. 3340*.
advocat, s. vii. 2067.
aeremance, s. vi. 1301, divination by air.
afaite, see affaite.
afer, adv. v. 318,
see ferr.
afered, a. i. 2124, iv. 600,
a feerd, v. 7150*.
affaite, v.a. ii. 464, 2851, iv. 3337,
afaite, iv. 1157, v. 6852,
pp. affaited, i. 1259, 1671,
afaited, v. 2000: prepare, train.
affeccioun (-on), s. i. 2858, vi. 1350,
thaffeccioun, P. 366, inclination.
afferme, v.a. P. 189, ii. 2928, iv. 3421, v. 783, confirm, establish;
v.n. v. 857, 2596, declare, affirm.
affiche, v.a. v. 2520.
affile, v.a. i. 678, iii. 516, iv. 3332, sharpen, prepare.
afflyhte, afflihte, aflihte, v.n.pret. i. 2185, ii. 766, iv. 1438, 1556, was disturbed (with grief, joy or fear), was afflicted;
v.a. iii. 1422,
pp. affliht,
aflyht, ii. 1518, v. 5438.
affraie, v.a., pp. affraied, iii. 57, iv. 3400, viii. 2859, startle, frighten.
affray, s. iv. 3068, fright.
afire, adv. see afyre.
afore, prep. iii. 2547, v. 822;
adv. i. 973,
aforn, vi. 927.
afote, adv. iv. 2095.
after, prep. P. 11, 54, 637, i. 809, iv. 1327, v. 1605,
(aftir, viii. 2979 ff.), after, according to:
at after mete, &c., vi. 1181, 1831:
after that, after, (= according as) P. 544, 708, ii. 1586, iii. 1074:
adv. P. 634, i. 999,
(aftir, viii. 3073),
ther after, v. 7030.
aftercast, s. iv. 904, late throw (of the dice).
afterward, adv. P. 74, i. 757, iv. 865,
(aftirward, PP. 55).
afyn, adv. v. 2349,
a fin, iv. 60, finally.
afyre, ii. 149, 2292, v. 1485,
afire, i. 1662.
Agag, vii. 3823 ff.
Agamenon, ii. 2452, iii. 1892 ff., 2186, v. 3101, 6435 ff., viii. 2546.
agaste, v.a.pret. vii. 3716,
pp. agast, iii. 420, iv. 2760, terrified.
agayn, again, adv. v. 3790, 4413, back:
cp. ayein.
age, s. i. 488, 779, 2229, iii. 1237, iv. 604, v. 901,
of age, iii. 1943, v. 1259.
aghte, s. viii. 747, possession.
ago, adv. iv. 943,
cp. agon, ago, pp.
agon, pp. P. 875, ii. 1218, 2696,
ago, P. 31, iv. 2918, 2960, gone, past.
agregge, v.n. v. 7624, grow heavy.
agrise, v.a. iii. 2160,
pp. agrise, P. 598, v. 5908, terrify.
agrope, v.a. and n. ii. 1356, 2814, v. 2858, examine, discover.
agulte, v.n. vii. 3932, do wrong.
ai, see ay.
air, see eir (1).
aise, see ese.
aisshe, s. viii. 2101, ashes.
ake, v.n. PP. 260, ache.
akiele, v.n. iv. 2671, grow cool.
al, all, alle, a., sing. al the, al this, al his, &c., P. 95, 104, 135, &c.,
all his, i. 2291,
all the, viii. 784,
the Cite all, ii. 3473;
alle grace, alle thing, alle untrowthe, alle haste, alle wise, &c., P. 89, 433, i. 301, 747, 925 f., ii. 624, 1259,
but al honour, i. 879,
al untrowthe, ii. 1684,
al Erthe, i. 2825,
al Envie, ii. 168;
pl. all my, al the, all these, &c., iii. 123, iv. 2377, 3165, v. 2685, &c.,
alle, P. 146, i. 992, 1481, 1930, 2877,
alle othre, P. 734, i. 666,
al othre, iv. 1532:
as subst. al, i. 2247, ii. 704, 1027,
pl. alle, P. 826, i. 1443,
upon alle, P. 125, ii. 117, on all occasions,
for al that, iv. 1348, 2278,
cp. vii. 2677,
at al, PP. 345, altogether.
adv. al, P. 13, i. 640, 856, 1068, 1145, ii. 966, &c.,
all, ii. 608, v. 1935,
with a. al lene, iv. 1344,
al one, i. 351, 666, 1526, ii. 2410, &c.,
(cp. alone),
al him one, i. 3144,
al only, ii. 133, iv. 2083,
all thogh, iv. 269,
al be it so, iv. 2393, 2920,
al were there, iii. 2557,
al nere it, v. 997.
Ala Corvi, vii. 1371.
Alaezel, vii. 1380.
alarge, adv. iii. 2139.
Albe, ii. 1855.
Albert, P. 780.
Albinus, i. 2460.
Albumazar, vii. 1239.
Alceone, Alceoun, iv. 2929 ff., 3121 ff.,
Alcione, viii. 2649.
Alceste, vii. 1920 ff., viii. 2640.
alconomie, s. iv. 2459, 2578, alchemy.
aldai, alday, adv. P. 15, 310, i. 2753, iii. 1178,
al dai, ii. 1899.
Aldeboran, vii. 1310.
ale, s. iii. 433, 1626.
alegge, see allegge.
Alemaine, s. P. 804,
Alemaigne, vii. 751.
Alemans, pl. P. 810,
thalemans, P. 821.
Alexandrine, a. vii. 563, of Alexandria.
Alfraganus, vii. 1461.
alfulli, adv. ii. 501.
algate, adv. P. 646, 894, i. 1296, ii. 2637,
algates, i. 300, iii. 690, in any case, assuredly.
Algol, vii. 1329.
algorisme, s. vii. 155, 158.
Alhaiot, vii. 1338.
alheil, interj. iii. 1261.
aliche, alyche, adv. P. 932, i. 1298, ii. 3253, iii. 68, iv. 2392, 3330,
alich, iv. 2253,
alike, vi. 383.
alihte, v.n., see alyhte.
Alisandre, Alisaundre, P. 693, ii. 1841, 2415, iii. 1227, 2366, 2440, v. 1454, 1571, 2545, 5535, vi. 2273 ff., vii. 5, 22, &c., 3168*, 4234 ff., 5384, PP. 36, 44, 281.
Alisandre, vii. 1255, Alexandria.
alite, alitel, see lite, litel.
allaie, v.a. vi. 310, vii. 5406, alleviate.
allas, interj. v. 3910:
cp. helas.
Allee, ii. 722, 1228 ff.
allegge, alegge, v.a. v. 7326,
pret. alleide, i. 1453, iii. 2155, iv. 1920, vii. 2073;
v.n. v. 6980: allege.
allewey, adv., see alway.
alliance, s. ii. 1184, vii. 2549, viii. 139.
allied, a. viii. 12.
allowe, alowe, v.a. P. 154, i. 1283, 1590, ii. 539, iii. 1552, iv. 2282, v. 564, approve, accept.
allyhte, v.a. v. 4520, lighten.
Almageste, vii. 739, 983, 1460.
Almareth, vii. 1387.
Almeene, ii. 2466.
almesse, s. P. 226, 742, i. 2935, ii. 1471, iii. 2233, alms, good deed.
Almeüs, iii. 2564.
almost, adv. vi. 414.
almyhte, almihte, a. ii. 906, viii. 1384, (almighte, PP. 362).
almyhti, almyhty, a. P. 585, v. 1737, 5741.
alofte, adv. P. 921, i. 885, 2563, iii. 152, vii. 169, on high, aloud.
alonde, adv. ii. 2212, v. 3747.
alone, a. or adv. i. 839, 1523, (allone, PP. 8);
al one, see al.
along, adv. iv. 2817,
along on me, on miself along, on mi will along, &c., iv. 624, 952, 2818, v. 2327, 5881 f.,
long on, v. 2329.
alonge, v.n. v. 3282,
pp. alonged, vi. 1840, desire.
alowd, aloud, adv. ii. 843, 1512, v. 3848.
Alpetragus, vii. 1463.
Alpheta, vii. 1401.
Alphonse, i. 3393.
alquik, a. viii. 2575, alive.
als, adv. P. 565, 1064,
als faste (at once), i. 414, ii. 1267,
als so faste, &c., i. 1041, ii. 132, v. 2288:
cp. also, as.
also, adv. P. 4, &c.,
ek also, i. 3305, &c.,
also wel, i. 1316:
cp. als.
altemetrie, s. vii. 1468.
alter, s. v. 4034,
aulter, v. 4079, (thalter, vii. 4707).
alther best, altherbest, adv. i. 1921, iv. 571,
alther werst, i. 326.
althermest, adv. i. 3102, v. 2897.
althertrewest, a. ii. 499.
altherworst, adv. vi. 238.
althogh, conj. P. 157, &c.,
all thogh, iv. 269.
alto, adv. i. 2415.
altobreke, v.a., pp. altobroke, viii. 624, PP. 221, break asunder.
altogedre, adv. vii. 2962,
cp. togedre.
alway, alwey, alwei, adv. P. 832, i. 1840, iii. 1459,
allewey, iv. 2587.
alyhte (1), alihte, v.n.inf. ii. 423, iii. 182, iv. 3002,
pret. i. 2227, iii. 2659,
pp. alyht, v. 1782, come down, alight.
alyhte (2), v.a., pret. alyhte, v. 1670,
pp. alyht, vii. 4708, light, give light to;
v.n. vii. 3769, be lighted up.
alyve, a. or adv. i. 2164, ii. 645, iv. 2169.
am, art, &c., see be.
Amadas, vi. 879.
Amadriades, pl. v. 6236.
amaied, pp. i. 2030, a-maying.
Amalech, (1) vii. 3711.
Amalech, (2) vii. 4408, (for Balach).
amased, pp. iv. 579, 697, v. 5296, (amasid, viii. 2957).
Amazoine, iv. 2166.
amblaunt, (pres.p.) a. ii. 1506,
amblende, iv. 1309, ambling.
amende, s. v. 7287,
pl. amendes, v. 688, vii. 1585.
amende, v.a. P. 183, 254,
imperat. amende thee, i. 2934,
god thamende, i. 568,
pp. amended, i. 1003, viii. 2608, (amendid, viii. 3010);
v.n. i. 2431, 3350, viii. 1666.
amendement, s. P. 83, iii. 2514, iv. 1768.
Ametus, vii. 1917, viii. 2641.
amiddes, prep. or adv.,
the wode amiddes, &c., i. 112, 2819,
amiddes in, iii. 2074, iv. 1349,
amiddes of, iv. 2871,
amidde, iv. 1673, 3498, viii. 1038,
amidd, prep. i. 361.
amirall, s. ii. 1090.
amis, amys, adv. P. 48, i. 1970, iii. 17, vii. 2473.
amoeved, pp. iii. 497, iv. 861, moved.
Amon (son of Lot), viii. 236.
Amon (king), iv. 1509.
Amon (nation), vii. 3712.
Amon (son of David), viii. 214.
among, prep. P. 5, i. 669,
amonges, P. 40, i. 1372, among, during:
among, adv. iv. 1209, v. 5984,
evere among, i. 2333, ii. 1079, &c.,
alwei among, iii. 1459, meanwhile, at times.
Amonites, see Amonyte.
amonte, amounte, v.n. i. 3111, iv. 291, 1654, v. 1917, 2581, avail, mean.
Amonyte, vii. 4507,
pl. Amonites, viii. 242.
Amoreie, vii. 3711.
amorous, amerous, a. i. 1414, iii. 745, iv. 921, v. 58,
amourous, v. 1409, vii. 791.
amorwe, adv. ii. 2657, iv. 3194,
amorwe day, v. 2116,
cp. viii. 820,
a morwe, ii. 781, 890.
Amos, vi. 1922 ff., (Jupiter) Ammon.
Amphion, vi. 2160.
Amphioras, iii. 2563.
Amphitrion, ii. 2459 ff.
Amphrisos, v. 4005.
amyraude, s. vii. 1383, emerald.
an, see a.
an, for ‘on,’ v. 496.
anabulla, vii. 1317, (a herb).
ancestre, s. v. 1823, vii. 2884.
ancestrie, s. PP. 12.
ancher, anker, ii. 1136, viii. 606, 1805 f., anchor.
Anchises, iv. 79, v. 1400.
and, P. 2, 12, 155, &c.
Andragene, v. 1398.
Andrew, v. 1907.
Androchee, v. 5233.
anele, v.a. vii. 337, melt.
anemie, see enemie.
angel, s. P. 950, ii. 298, vi. 1530,
pl. anglis, iii. 2256,
angles, viii. 7 ff.
anger, s. iii. 77 ff.,
angre, iii. 379,
pl. angres, iii. 380.
angreliche, adv. iii. 380.
angri, a. iii. 30, 378.
angringe, s. vii. 2665.
anguisshe, anguisse, s. vii. 5081, viii. 1054.
animalis, Lat. a. iv. 2542.
anker, see ancher.
annuied, pp. iv. 1346.
anon, adv. P. 160, 626, i. 1130,
anon ryht, P. 1022,
anon forth, i. 3353,
anon as, i. 471, 1262, iv. 2758.
another, P. 968:
see other.
ansuere, answere, v.n. i. 290, 1461, 1658,
3 s.pres. answerth, i. 1951,
pp.pl. ansuerde, i. 3246.
ansuere, answere, s. i. 1510, 1823, iii. 2407,
ansuer, viii. 907.
Anthenor, i. 1095, 1124, v. 1835 ff., 7274 ff., vii. 1562.
Anthonie, Antonie, vii. 4574 ff., (Caracalla).
Anthonius, vii. 4181, Antoninus.
Anticrist, v. 1807.
Antigonus, vii. 2121.
Antioche, vii. 1247, viii. 275, 387.
Antiochus, v. 7012, viii. 274 ff., 2004.
Antonye, viii. 2577, Marcus Antonius.
Anubus, i. 836 ff.
any, see eny.
anyht, adv. ii. 2857,
cp. a nyht.
apart, adv. vi. 2311.
ape, v. 4995 ff., vi. 1450.
Apemen, vii. 1884.
aperceive, v.a. i. 960, ii. 983, 2138, perceive.
apert, a. iv. 3205, open:
in apert, ii. 686, openly.
Apis, v. 1560 ff.
Apius, vii. 5131.
aplace, adv. i. 1888, v. 735, a place,
i. 2377, iv. 2481, into place.
apointe, appointe, v.a. ii. 791, iv. 273, 1692, v. 708, 4115, vi. 1973,
refl. ii. 3204,
to ben apointed, i. 2160, fix, resolve, appoint.
Apollo, &c., see Appollo.
aportenant, see appourtenant.
apostazied, a. viii. 11, rebellious.
apostles, s.pl. iii. 2499, v. 1797,
sing. thapostel, P. 434, 881.
appaie, apaie, v.a. i. 3429, ii. 594, 1433, v. 146,
pp. appaied, ii. 1433, please, satisfy.
appalle, v.n. iv. 3160, grow faint.
apparant, a. ii. 1320, 1552, vii. 5278.
apparant, a. ii. 1711, heir apparent.
apparantie, s. i. 636, appearance.
apparence, see thapparence.
appartiene, v.n. vii. 1063.
appel, s. (1) v. 7414, vi. 5, apple.
appel, s. (2), see appell.
appele, v.n. vii. 3171*, 3305*, viii. 2700, appeal.
appeled, pp. iii. 1601, accused.
appell, appel, s. ii. 3418, vii. 5233,
apeel, vii. 3177*, appeal.
appende, v.n. vii. 978, belong.
appese(n), v.a. P. 191, i. 1351, iii. 133, vii. 2006.
appetit, s. iv. 3013, 3544, v. 257.
appiere, v.n. i. 838, 1198, ii. 3337.
applied, pp. i. 577, iv. 2607, v. 913, assigned.
appointe, see apointe.
Appolinus, viii. 375 ff.
Appollo, v. 918, 1072, 5845, 7594, vii. 3189,
Apollo, v. 7111* ff.,
Apollinis (genit.), v. 7109*.
appourtenant, a. ii. 2508, iv. 64, 3131, v. 1496,
appourtienant, vii. 1019,
aportenant, v. 4318.
apprise, aprise, s. i. 81, 293, iii. 2764, iv. 2332, viii. 812, teaching.
approbacion, s. iv. 2519.
appropre, v.a. vii. 430,
pp. appropred, iv. 3223, vii. 499.
aproche, v.n. ii. 40, v. 5623;
v.a. iii. 96, viii. 388,
naproche, iv. 1135.
apropriacioun, s. ii. 2396.
Aquarius, vii. 1187 ff., 1253.
aqueint, pp. vi. 265, quenched.
aqueintance, s. i. 2400, ii. 1178, iv. 85.
aqueinte, v.refl. and n. ii. 3506, iv. 2313,
pp. aqueinted, iv. 2137,
(aqweinted, PP. 328).
aquite, aquyte, acquite, v.a. i. 1594, 2772, iii. 2578, iv. 967, v. 2385, set free, acquit;
i. 1054, remit;
iv. 195, satisfy;
iii. 2671, vii. 3030, requite;
pp. aquit, iii. 2460, iv. 967,
acquited, i. 1054.
ar, adv. ii. 2141, iv. 1422;
cp. er.
Arabe, s. iv. 2627, Arabic (language).
Arachel, vii. 1457.
arai, araied, see arrai, arraied.
arawhte, pret. of arecche (OE. areccan), v. 1826, explain.
Araxarathen, iv. 3675.
Arcenne, Arcennus, ii. 1332 ff., 1534.
arcennicum, s. iv. 2483.
Archade, iii. 2317, v. 1007, vii. 3555.
Archas, v. 6283.
Ardea, vii. 4760 ff.
areche, (OE. arǽcan), v.a. i. 3207, ii. 666, v. 387,
pret. arauhte, vi. 457, attain, reach to:
v.n. i. 3024, iii. 2247, reach up, extend.
arede, v.a.n. P. 601, v. 928, vii. 3703,
pret. aradde, P. 626, i. 2854: explain, give explanation.
arere, adv. iii. 1082, behind.
arere, v.a. iv. 1938, vi. 437, 1107, raise up.
areste, v.a. i. 1644, ii. 162, 2745, iii. 609, delay, keep in check, arrest.
arewe, see arowe.
argue, v.n. vii. 1847, 4196.
argument, s. iv. 1798, v. 7028,
pl. argumentz, vii. 1823.
argumenten, v.n. P. 370.
Arial, vii. 1364.
Aries, vii. 980 ff., 1266.
ariht, adv. i. 2847, ii. 724, iv. 2993.
Arion, P. 1054.
arise, aryse, v.n. P. 1041, i. 1909, iii. 2503,
3 s.pres. arist, P. 504, 545, ii. 474,
pret. aros, i. 2957,
pp. arist, ii. 228,
arise, v. 5907;
v.a. (?) v. 1745.
Arisippus, Arisippe, Arisippes, vii. 2231 ff.
Aristarchus, iv. 2640.
ariste, s. iii. 1224, iv. 1285, rising.
aristologie, s. vii. 1413, birthwort.
Aristotle, Aristote, Aristotiles, vi. 99, 2274, 2412, vii. 4 ff., 50 ff., 3333* ff., 3544, 4257, 5403, viii. 2705.
arivaile, arryvaile, s. ii. 1032, iv. 94, 1927.
arive, see aryve.
arm, s. ii. 2486, iv. 1141,
pl. armes, P. 607, i. 912, ii. 2481.
arme, v.a. v. 3181,
pp. armed, i. 1171, 1998, iv. 1701, v. 3686.
Armene, v. 1397.
Armenye, Armenie, iv. 1245, vii. 1251,
Ermenie, vii. 3218.
armes, s.pl. P. 213, i. 1413, 2528, v. 3627 (feat of arms),
men of armes, ii. 2998, iv. 1625.
(sal) armoniak, iv. 2480.
armonie, s. vii. 165.
arowe, arewe, adv. i. 255, ii. 2038, v. 6955.
Arpaghes, vii. 1800 ff.
arrai, array, arai, aray, s. i. 901, 2512, 2705, iv. 1393, v. 1312, 7488.
arraie, araie, v.a. i. 1748, 2029, ii. 1836, vi. 641, array, prepare;
arraied of (provided with), ii. 2556.
arrive, arryve, see aryve.
Arrons, vii. 4598 ff.
arryvaile, see arivaile.
arsmetique, s. vii. 149, arithmetic.
art, s. iv. 933, 2607.
artemage, s. vi. 1957, magic art.
Artestrathes, Artestrates, viii. 691, 1970.
Arthus, PP. 283.
artificier, s. vii. 1691.
artmagique, s. viii. 2602.
arwe, s. ii. 2236, v. 1266, arrow.
aryse, see arise.
aryve, arive, arryve, arrive, v.a. ii. 717, 1905, bring to land;
v.n. iii. 1043, iv. 81, 1917, vii. 3269, come to land, come.
as, P. 50, 60, 233, i. 847, ii. 2205,
(= as if) i. 666, 1358, ii. 1047,
as it were, i. 1800,
as who seith, P. 43, i. 1381 &c.,
as he which &c., P. 186, 1020, i. 369,
as him which, iii. 1276,
as of (as regards), P. 492, i. 557, 1969, iii. 1479,
as to, P. 199, i. 300, iii. 2283,
as forto, P. 31, i. 107, 2379,
as tho, ii. 213, iv. 375,
as in (= in), i. 1707, 1940,
as be (= be), i. 1334,
as me thenketh (= me thenketh), iv. 1649,
als ... as, P. 1064: cp. als.
ascape, v.a. i. 1552, 2882 (aschape, v. 7033*), eschape, vi. 1017;
v.n. i. 517, ii. 1982, iv. 2107, eschape, vii. 3466.
ascendent, s. vi. 1963.
aschamed, a. i. 979, iv. 1885.
ascrie, v.n. vi. 1690, vii. 3751, raise a cry.
ascry, s. v. 7546, vii. 3722.
asende, v.a., pret. asente, i. 2138,
pp. asent, i. 1493, 1743,
assent, i. 3222, sent for.
aside, adv. P. 879, i. 1536, 2534, ii. 1426, iv. 2512,
asyde, v. 4512,
gon aside, vii. 2388 (go wrong).
Asie, vii. 533, 554 ff.
aske, askinge, see axe, axinge.
aslepe, adv. i. 1180, ii. 825,
rocke aslepe, ii. 1081,
broght aslepe, iv. 3347.
Asmod, vii. 5335 ff.
aspect, s. i. 3009, vii. 904.
aspidis, s. i. 463.
aspie, s. i. 1172, ii. 1830, iii. 2087, v. 1997,
upon aspie, iv. 1473: spy, watch.
aspie, v.a. i. 312, ii. 305,
pp. aspyd, iv. 1858;
v.n. ii. 100, 515, v. 675,
pret. aspide, ii. 135.
aspirement, s. vii. 256, breathing.
assaie, v.a. i. 1080, 1758, 3028, iii. 647, 1066;
v.n. i. 3430, v. 2680: try, attempt, experience.
assaile, assaille, v.a. i. 1999, iii. 154, 1904,
the feld a., ii. 1838, 2620;
v.n. P. 727, v. 5526, vi. 1308: attack, attempt.
assay, assai, s. i. 690, 791, ii. 3261, iii. 717, v. 273, 4156, trial, proof;
at alle assaies, P. 172, ii. 2447, v. 4883, in every way.
asse, s. i. 2248, iv. 2009, vii. 3251*.
assemble, v.n. ii. 2621, iv. 1953, engage in battle, iii. 189, associate (together);
v.a. ii. 1765, iii. 368, v. 686, 1772, gather together, join.
assent, s. i. 1125, 3380,
thassent, ii. 1479,
of on assent, i. 1494,
of his a., i. 1744,
to hire a., i. 2623.
assente, v.n. ii. 2816, iii. 1976, iv. 3488,
thei ben assented, ii. 2539, cp. viii. 818.
asseure, see assure.
assigne, v.a. i. 234, ii. 1337, iv. 271.
assignement, s. v. 7154, vi. 401.
Assire, v. 1541, vii. 4316.
assise, assisse, v.a. P. 66, i. 1468, 3050, ii. 636, iii. 1866, iv. 280, place, appoint, arrange.
assisse, assise, s. v. 788, 1986, 2878, viii. 778,
thassise, P. 148, order, condition, manner.
assobre, v.n. vi. 291, grow sober;
v.a. vi. 460, sober.
assoile, v.a. iii. 2570, viii. 364;
v.n. pret. assoilede, iii. 2556: absolve, solve (a question).
assote, v.n. i. 508, 781, 2596, ii. 2269, behave foolishly, dote;
v.a. iv. 697, v. 6841, vii. 4319, make foolish, besot.
assuage, v.n. i. 1438, iii. 1614;
v.a. ii. 3208, vi. 587.
Assub, vii. 334.
assure, asseure, v.a. ii. 902, 2013, 2467, iii. 1773, 2202, iv. 3526, assure, satisfy, betroth, pledge.
astat, estat, s. P. 105, i. 599, 2764, iv. 229, viii. 3149,
thastat, i. 2100,
thestat, P. 202,
estatz (pl.), v. 1849.
astellabre, s. vi. 1890, astrolabe.
asterte, v.a. i. 658, 722, 1934, 3381, iii. 163, 240, 566, escape from, elude;
v.n. iv. 724, 1304, v. 808, 5821, escape, be avoided, v. 707, come to pass.
astone, v.n. vi. 1584, be at a loss.
astoned, a. P. 277.
astraied, pp. v. 145, vii. 2660, astray.
Astrathen, vii. 4501.
astray, adv. vii. 2679.
Astrices, vii. 826.
astrologie, s. vii. 680.
astronomie, s. iv. 3246, vi. 1347.
astronomien, s. v. 3083, vii. 348.
aswoune, adv. ii. 1347, 3237, iv. 3632,
a swoune, viii. 1060.
asyde, see aside.
at, prep. P. 34,
(= to) ii. 2648, iv. 914,
(= by) v. 611:
ate, ii. 59,
ate laste, P. 369, 702,
ate dees, i. 54,
ate feste, i. 2501.
atake, pp. v. 6291, overtaken.
Athemas (1), iii. 1764, 1807.
Athemas (2), v. 4249.
Athenagoras, viii. 1622, 1749.
Athene, Athenes, Athenys, Athenis, iii. 1984, 2131, v. 5235, 5250 ff., 5554, vii. 2221, 2315, 2919 ff., 3058, 3184.
Athlans, i. 424, Atlas.
atir, see atyr.
Atropos, iv. 2756.
attache, v.a. viii. 2698, arrest.
atteigne(n), v.a. i. 754, 1621, ii. 184, 2553,
pret. atteinte, v. 3698;
v.n. i. 2690, iv. 949,
pp. atteignt, v. 2224.
atteint, pp. iii. 2213, v. 7102*, viii. 1947, convicted.
attempre(n), v.a. i. 1354, iii. 236, 1857, iv. 2554.
attempte, v.a. viii. 1419, try.
attitled, pp. v. 882, 1312, 1331, vii. 1004.
atwinne, adv. iii. 2750, v. 5942.
atwo, atuo, adv. iv. 431, v. 73.
atyr, atir, s. i. 1753, 1758, v. 4118, preparation, attire.
auctor, see auctour.
auctorite, s. i. 800, iv. 2628,
autorite, ii. 2925.
auctorize, v.a. vii. 2415, vouch for;
pp. auctorized, vii. 1480, PP. 330, held in repute.
auctour, auctor, s. iv. 2412, v. 947, vi. 1314, vii. 1456.
audience, s. P. 452, i. 2556, 3330, viii. 1842.
auditour, s. v. 1919.
Aufrique, v. 1195, vii. 533, 578, 2088.
Augst, vii. 1100, viii. 2845, August.
augurre, s. iv. 2404,
augur.
auht, see oght.
aulter, see alter.
aunter, s.,
in aunter if, P. 480, i. 189, ii. 480,
in aunter forto, iii. 992,
per aunter, v. 3351,
pl. auntres, v. 5879, venture, adventure.
auntre, v.n. iv. 339,
refl. v. 6522, venture.
Aurora, iv. 3190.
autorite, see auctorite.
availe, v.n. P. 270, 1074, i. 1082, 3114,
(avayle, P. 77*, availle, viii. 3048);
v.a. ii. 91, 265, v. 229,
pp. availed, PP. 191.
avale, v.n. ii. 2353, v. 387, descend;
v.a. iii. 505, viii. 1619, lower.
avance, v.a. i. 2652, ii. 16, 2589, iv. 2116, v. 3006,
avaunce, iv. 2780.
avancement, s. v. 2279.
avant, adv. iii. 1082, in front.
avant, s. i. 2427, ii. 2952, boast.
avantage, s. i. 1575, 2711, ii. 3158, iv. 2358,
thavantages, v. 1978.
avantance, s. i. 2399, boasting.
avantarie, s. i. 2407,
avanterie, i. 2438, boasting.
avante, see avaunte.
avarice, P. 315, v. 8, 21 &c.
avaunte, avante, v.refl. i. 2389, 2567, 2655, 2961, boast (oneself).
avenant, a. vii. 834, comely.
aventure, s. P. 212, 619, i. 1416, ii. 260, 3297, iii. 2016, peril, chance, case;
put (sette) in aventure, i. 3212, iv. 322,
per (par) aventure, i. 1521, 2350, iv. 1101.
aventurous, a. i. 1523.
Averil, v. 5968, vii. 1029.
averous, a. v. 61, 4676,
thaverous, v. 57, avaricious.
Avicen, iv. 2610.
Avinoun, see Avynoun.
avis, s. i. 501, iii. 1804, iv. 1333, v. 1202,
avys, i. 1471, opinion, advice.
avise, v.a. i. 1736;
v.n. iii. 1067, observe;
refl. P. 520, i. 436, 748, 2680, ii. 525, 790, viii. 2365, consider, beware;
be avised, P. 65, i. 996, 1543,
avised with, ii. 635,
(avysed, PP. 233).
avisement, s. i. 3121, iii. 751,
up avisement, iv. 1002.
avisioun (-on), s. i. 845, ii. 3479, vi. 1928.
avoi, interj. viii. 1696.
avou, s. i. 964, iii. 1014, iv. 1511, 1549, 3133, promise.
avouterie, s. v. 873, 1045, 1164, adultery.
avowe, v.a. i. 717, iv. 3438, v. 124, vii. 3163*, PP. 243, declare, justify, vow.
Avynoun, Avinoun, P. 331, ii. 3001.
await, s. iii. 955, 1016, v. 666, watch, ambush:
cp. wait.
awaite, awayte, v.a. i. 1260, 1672, ii. 463, iii. 1368, iv. 263, 808, v. 3004, watch for, attend to;
v.n. i. 907, ii. 2332, 2869, iv. 2119, v. 207, watch, wait.
awake, v.a. i. 887, 1782, 2087, iv. 3228, v. 424, wake, keep awake;
v.n. ii. 2896, iv. 2905,
pret. awok, i. 121, ii. 843, v. 5435, vii. 3717.
awarde, v.a. viii. 2373.
aweie, adv. P. 132, 849, i. 1110 &c.,
aweye, i. 53,
awey, P. 1069, i. 1323, 2472,
awei, iii. 1711, iv. 1277,
away, awai, ii. 1466, iii. 547, iv. 1186, v. 4024;
schal nevere aweie, iv. 2394,
myhte noght aweie, could not avail, i. 1110,
cp. iii. 349, v. 7179.
aweiward, adv. i. 141.
awher, adv. ii. 393, v. 6585.
awhile (= a while), i. 1842, 2810.
awht, see oght.
awroke, pp. v. 7268, avenged.
awry, adv. ii. 442.
axe, aske, v.a. P. 268, 960, i. 170, 694, 1461, 2149, v. 5472,
imperat. axe, i. 3344;
v.n. i. 160, 881, 1875, ii. 1232, iii. 2747: ask, ask for, demand.
axeltre, s. iii. 1209.
axinge, s. i. 1480, ii. 339, iv. 2128,
pl. axinges, i. 3295, vii. 3911,
askinge, iv. 3494.
ay, adv. ii. 395, 3125, iv. 286,
ai, v. 6419*.
ayein (ȝ), prep. P. 679, 713, i. 1137, 1141, 1284, 2340, ii. 1438,
ayeins, v. 6413, against, contrary to, opposite, to meet;
ayein the day, i. 930, toward morning,
cp. v. 4954,
ayein the dai, i. 2511, with a view to the day.
ayein, ayeyn (ȝ), adv. P. 185, i. 861, 1057, 2090, iii. 1243, iv. 1137, again, back, in reply:
cp. agayn.
ayeincomynge (ȝ), s. iv. 102.
ayeinward (ȝ), adv. i. 1792, ii. 132.
ayer (ȝ), adv. viii. 2226, in the year.
B
babe, s. ii. 3238, iii. 320.
Babel, P. 1019.
babil, s. vii. 3955, bauble.
Babilla, vi. 1325.
Babiloine, Babiloyne, P. 665, 675, 681, i. 2955, iii. 2452,
Babeloine, vii. 3212*.
Babio, v. 4808 ff., 4851.
bacbite, v.a. ii. 411.
bacbitinge, bakbitinge, s. ii. 451, 558, 1605, 1609.
bacheler, s. i. 2594, 3373, ii. 125, 2658, iii. 1343,
bachilier, ii. 2658.
Bachus, v. 141, 166 ff., 1051, 1469, 3138, 6837 (genit.), vi. 396 ff., 502.
back, bak, s. P. 400, i. 2069, ii. 393, 1651, iv. 1344.
badde, a. i. 1246, ii. 513, iii. 1562, iv. 1350,
as subst. vi. 351.
bagge, s. v. 83, 129, 4701.
Baiard, vi. 1280.
baillez ça, vi. 60.
baillie, s. P. 220, i. 783, ii. 1870, v. 1012, vii. 1071, charge, property.
bait, s. iii. 956.
bak, bakbitinge, see back, bacbitinge.
bake, v.a.pp., v. 2408.
bal, s. PP. 296.
Bala, viii. 130.
Balaam, vii. 4413.
balade, s. i. 2709, 2727.
Balamuz, vi. 1320.
balance, s. P. 541, i. 3, 42, ii. 1418, 3244, iii. 559, 2506, scales, danger.
baldemoine, s. i. 1704, gentian.
bale, s. iii. 1496, vi. 67, viii. 589.
balke, v.n. iii. 515, see note.
balsme, s. viii. 1198.
Baltazar, P. 685, v. 7022.
banere, s. ii. 1835, iv. 3220,
baner, v. 492.
Bangor, ii. 905.
banke, s. P. 508, ii. 144, 720,
pl. banckes, iv. 2726.
banne, v.a. iv. 877;
v.n. iv. 2834, curse.
baptesme, s. ii. 609, 899, 3470, v. 1779,
(baptisme, PP. 347).
baptized, pp. viii. 143.
Barbarie, ii. 599, 612, 1172, 1181.
Barbarus, vii. 4335.
Bardus, v. 4956 ff.
bare, a. P. 936, i. 935.
bareigne, a. iii. 2319, v. 824.
bargain, s. v. 2876, 4414, viii. 2431.
barge, s. P. 45*, 234, ii. 1902.
barli, as a. vii. 3705 ff., of barley.
barm, s. iii. 302, vi. 227, bosom.
barnage, s. ii. 2982, baronage.
baronie, s. P. 104.
baske, v.refl. iii. 315, bathe.
(baskle, v.refl. iii. 315, v.l.)
bass, a. i. 1678, low.
bataille, s. P. 214, i. 1081, iii. 2650,
bataile, v. 3429.
bataille, v.n. iii. 1903;
v.a. bataile, PP. 194.
bataillous, a. v. 1211, vii. 889, warlike.
bath, s. i. 1747,
pl. bathes, v. 3801, viii. 484.
bathe, v.n. i. 364, iii. 312;
v.a. ii. 3206.
Bathuel, viii. 115.
be, ben, v. P. 44, 65, 78, 147,
1 s.pres. am, P. 52,
2 s. art, i. 154,
3 s. is, P. 4
(ys, viii. 2990), we ben, P. 3, be we, i. 2212,
3 pl. pres. be(n), P. 78 &c., (beth, viii. 3081), are(n), vii. 1490, 1718, ar, iv. 1375,
pret. was, P. 3,
2 s. were thou, iv. 600,
pl. were(n), P. 37, 45, weere, v. 6836, wer, ii. 2147,
subj. were, i. 1662, 2545, 3335, iv. 343, weere, iv. 1324, wer, v. 2555,
pp. be(n), P. 582;
be so (that), i. 187, 1458, ii. 1177,
be he ... be he, ii. 254.
be, prep. P. 36, i. 175, 761, 794 &c.,
be name, i. 806,
be nyhte, i. 823,
be me (in my case), i. 1963,
be cause that, ii. 2771,
(by, v. 7021*):
cp. by.
beau, a., beau retret, viii. 2416.
beaute, s. i. 771, 1837, ii. 123.
Beawme, viii. 2470, Bohemia.
beblede, v.a.pp. bebled, ii. 700, iii. 1406, stain with blood.
beclippe, v.a. i. 1790, ii. 2550, iv. 2783, v. 2003,
pp. beclipt, i. 912, embrace, contain.
become, v.n. P. 303,
3 s.pret. becom, i. 932, 2967,
becam, ii. 1189, v. 4949,
3 pl. become, P. 738.
bedawe, v.n. v. 1982, dawn.
bedd, bed, s. i. 876, ii. 828, 856,
to bedde, i. 1780, ii. 822,
goth to bedde to, i. 2604,
beddes side, ii. 833.
beddefere, s. v. 3056,
beddefiere, vi. 1916, bedfellow.
beddeshed, s. iii. 445.
bede, s. P. 273, i. 667, ii. 1472, iii. 2148, iv. 3484,
bedes, iv. 717,
(bedis, viii. 2959),
peire of bedes, viii. 2904: prayer, command, bead.
bederke, v.a. i. 1169.
bedroppe, v.a. vii. 4832, cover with drops.
beerdles, a. v. 7202*.
beere, s. vii. 5098, bier.
befalle, v.n. P. 26, 501, i. 55, 1397, vii. 655,
pret. befell, P. 702, i. 67,
(bifel, P. 35*),
3 s. pres. subj. befalle, P. 69*, i. 1397,
3 s. pret. subj. befelle, iv. 2773.
beflain, v.a.pp. vii. 2897, flayed.
befole, v.a. P. 200, vii. 4293.
before, prep. i. 2054, ii. 1048,
befor, ii. 573;
adv. i. 1228, ii. 569,
before tyme, P. 848,
beforn, P. 843.
befrose, pp. ii. 1820.
begert, pp. vii. 2863.
begete, v.a., pret. begat, v. 900,
beyat (ȝ), v. 1396,
pp. begete(n), iv. 3249, v. 3194, 7313, vii. 5137.
begge, v.a. v. 1785*, buy:
cp. beie.
beggere, begger, s. i. 2249, iv. 2249, v. 2414,
pl. beggers, v. 2395.
beginne, v.a.n. P. 266, 659, 835, i. 2331,
begynne, P. 404,
3 s.pres. beginth, vi. 760,
pret.s. began, P. 667, 973, i. 13,
pl. begunne, iii. 742, 1128,
begonne, iv. 1045,
pp. begonne, P. 688, iii. 1260,
begunne, i. 1138;
beginne of, i. 2550, 2562,
began to, i. 1446;
I am to beginne, ii. 512,
cp. iii. 1320, iv. 956.
beginnyng(e), s. vii. 79, 596.
bego, v.a., pp. bego(n), i. 3252, iv. 556, 606, work upon, furnish;
pp. with adv. iii. 1157, vi. 1553,
wel begon of, ii. 1323,
wel b. with, iv. 1313,
cp. v. 2335,
wo bego(n), iv. 3394, v. 4348.
begrave, v.a. i. 2348,
pp. begrave, ii. 887, 2649, iv. 2171, bury;
pp. begrave, i. 2541, engraved.
begripe, v.a. vii. 536, encompass.
begrowe, pp. v. 6831, grown over.
beguile, v.a. i. 677, 705, ii. 651, iii. 2180, deceive, betray.
behelde, see beholde.
beheste, s. P. 81*, i. 1100, 1270, PP. 41, promise, assurance.
behete, behiete, behihte, see behote.
behinde, behynden, prep. i. 2069, ii. 483:
adv. i. 227, ii. 282,
behynde, v. 2706.
beholde(n), v.a. P. 35, 840, i. 199, &c.
(biholde, vii. 3156*),
behelde, vii. 1856,
3 s.pres. beholt, i. 2700, ii. 2434,
3 s.pret. behield, i. 414, v. 5441,
beheld, ii. 1833,
pl. behielde, iv. 3090,
pret. subj. behelde, iv. 574,
pl. behielden, P. 360,
imperat. behold, P. 551, ii. 771.
beholde, pp. v. 94, vii. 4175, bound.
behonge, v.a. v. 7489, vi. 1839.
behote, v.a.n. inf. iv. 1824,
1 s.pres. behote, i. 1233, 2678,
behete, behiete, iv. 638, 3144, 3470, v. 6701,
3 s. behet, i. 1954,
3 pl. behote, ii. 1664,
pret. behihte, i. 1565, iii. 1014, iv. 1555, v. 1476, 4979,
behyhte, v. 7014,
(behighte, behight, viii. 3124, PP. 41),
pp. behyht, behiht, i. 1694, vii. 3286*; promise, assure, pronounce, dedicate.
behove, s. P. 358, ii. 1674, vii. 1332, advantage.
behove, v.n. iii. 640, 1114, vii. 1711, 2025, viii. 2426,
behoveth nede, vii. 1353: be needful, help, ought.
behovely (-li), a. i. 2393, iii. 1330, v. 1757, PP. 304,
(bihovely, vii. 3159*),
behovelich(e), v. 4012, vii. 1975; profitable, helpful.
beie,
v.a. ii. 3061, iii. 639,
3 s.pres. beith, v. 4396,
pret. boghte, ii. 2397, 2736, iii. 380,
pp. boght, iii. 894, 2066, buy, pay for, avenge;
cp. begge.
beinge, s. vii. 90 ff.
bejape, v.a. i. 2363, ii. 2489, iv. 900, v. 3207, 6216, deceive, mock.
beknowe(n), v.a.n. i. 593, 1376, ii. 275, vi. 1390,
pp. beknowe(n), P. 1039, i. 550, v. 6466,
imperat. beknow, ii. 883, make known, confess:
I am beknowe, i. 550, 1940,
I am beknowe ... this, ii. 236,
cp. v. 2855.
Bel, v. 1556 f.
Bele Ysolde, vi. 472, viii. 2501.
beleve, v.n. P. 10, i. 1516, ii. 2524, iv. 2816,
pret. belefte, v. 5698, remain:
is beleft, was beleft, ii. 2569, 3458,
is belaft, vi. 2346.
(belie), v.a.,
3 pl. pret. beleie, v. 7581,
pp. belein, i. 1993, iii. 1757, 2046, iv. 2147, besiege.
believe, v.a.n. P. 284, i. 580, 1215, 2012, ii. 629, 2136, iii. 2222, viii. 2500,
beleve, v. 6124; believe, believe in, trust.
believe, bilieve, s. P. 91, i. 699, 894, 1216, ii. 3396, iii. 967,
beleve, vi. 62,
pl. believes, v. 748, 951; belief, faith, religion.
belle, s. i. 1949, 2391, ii. 1728, iv. 346.
beloke(n), pp. ii. 3393, iv. 3667, shut up.
belonge, v.n. P. 67, 259, i. 691, 2345, 2904, iv. 2293, 3307, (3 s.pres. belongith, viii. 2997 ff.), belong, be fitting.
beloved, a. P. 38, i. 1920, v. 4365.
Belus, v. 1546, 1556.
belwe, v.n. iv. 2113, bellow.
belwinge, s. vii. 3322, bellowing.
Belzebub, v. 1557.
bemene, v.a. i. 1540, iii. 1983.
bench, s. v. 4383.
bend, s. vi. 296, band.
bende, v.a.n.,
pret. bende, ii. 2235, vii. 4749,
pp. bent, iii. 449, viii. 2453.
bene, s. v. 4408, bean.
Benedab, vii. 2539 ff.
benedicite, interj. i. 205.
benefice, s. P. 316,
pl. benefices, ii. 2338.
beneicoun, s. iii. 939.
benethe, adv. P. 931, i. 2527;
prep. vii. 721.
benigne, a. iii. 215.
bente, a.pl. vii. 4418, arched.
benyce, v.refl. viii. 2769, befool (oneself).
benyme, v.a.,
2, 3 s.pres. benymst, benymth, iii. 1309, v. 7002,
pp. benome, vi. 36, take away.
beqwath, v.a.pret. PP. 178.
berd, beerd, s. i. 2045, v. 7113*, 7149*, viii. 1303, beard.
bere, s. ii. 160, vi. 1450, bear.
bere, v.a. P. 294, 492, i. 850,
3 s.pres. berth, i. 467, iii. 1784,
pret.s. bar, P. 908, i. 434,
pl. bere, beere, i. 2795, iv. 1323, 1376, vii. 1796,
pret. subj. beere, iv. 2749,
pp. bore, i. 773, 2788, ii. 933, 2635,
boren, ii. 976,
ybore, ii. 499;
bar (berth) on hond, iii. 664, iv. 32, v. 546,
berth an hond, v. 496.
bereined, pp. i. 2915, vii. 1234.
Berenger, P. 780.
bereve, v.a. P. 411, vii. 3245*,
pret. berefte, P. 744, vii. 3840,
beraft, v. 5647,
pp. beraft, viii. 209.
beried, pp. iii. 293.
berille, vii. 1349.
Berillus, vii. 3309.
berke, v.n. ii. 1796,
3 s.pret. bark, ii. 1861.
berne, s. ii. 86, v. 4907, barn.
Bersabee, vi. 97, viii. 2690.
berste, v.n. viii. 1068.
berthe, s. iv. 2231, v. 827.
besant, s. v. 1930.
Besazis, vii. 1884.
beschade, v.a. iv. 3207, vii. 743, 809;
cp. bischadewe.
beschrewe, v.a. i. 1036, iii. 810, curse.
beschrewed, a. i. 640, iii. 480, evil-disposed.
beschyne, v.a. vii. 4465, shine upon.
(be-se), v.a.,
pret. pl. besihe, viii. 1617, look after, prepare:
pp. besein, beseie, P. 559, i. 358, 2360, iv. 1384,
wo besein, ii. 262,
besein of, iii. 1844,
besein to, iv. 180, provided, equipped, prepared.
beseche, v.a.n. i. 589, 1339, 1985, 2174, 2259 &c.,
besieche, viii. 2912,
beseke, ii. 960, v. 916, 1355;
pret. besoghte(n), i. 1808, 2640, ii. 108, 1212, 1483, v. 1459,
besoughte, v. 3440,
besoughten (pl.), P. 198,
pp. besoght, v. 6230,
imperat. besech, i. 2937.
beseke, see beseche.
beseme, v.a. i. 2013, ii. 2935, iv. 745.
besette, v.a. i. 3237, iv. 1482,
pp. beset, i. 2538, 2736, ii. 3252, iv. 1567, v. 555,
besett, iv. 496, set, employ, bestow.
besi, besy, a. ii. 1764, iv. 235, 509, 953.
beside, besyde, prep. i. 2305, iii. 294, 530, vii. 2242,
besiden, v. 7311, beside, contrary to:
adv. P. 446, 801, ii. 60, 1993, by the side, aside, as well:
faile and go beside, iv. 2862,
cp. v. 2428, vi. 1248, vii. 4458.
besien, v.refl. iv. 1183, 1230.
besiliche, adv. i. 373, iv. 57, 1235,
besily, iv. 2185.
besinesse, s. i. 1130, ii. 460, 1074, iv. 513, viii. 3052*,
besynesse, P. 49*,
bisinesse, P. 63,
(businesse, PP. 226).
besischipe, s. iv. 1119.
besnewed, pp. i. 2044, vi. 1498.
besowed, pp. viii. 1114, sewn up.
besprede, v.a. vii. 1150,
pret. bespradde, viii. 2655,
pp. bespred, v. 6917.
best, a. i. 1525,
the beste, i. 768,
pl. iii. 500;
as subst. for the beste, to the beste, i. 997, 1748, 2488,
thi beste, i. 1603:
adv. best, P. 337, ii. 2676.
bestad, pp. i. 1049, 2584, ii. 69, 922, 1149, iii. 77, vii. 3228*, situated, engaged, troubled.
bestaile, s. v. 331, 1022, cattle.
beste, s. P. 909, i. 976, 2828, beast.
bestere, v.refl. ii. 3196, viii. 609.
bestial, a. i. 2913.
bestly, a. i. 3025.
bestowe, v.a. iv. 2472.
beswike, v.a. i. 498, 760, deceive.
beswinke, v.a. v. 6085,
pp. beswunke, i. 2646, labour for.
besyde, see beside.
bet, a. v. 4715:
adv. i. 1976, 2514, iii. 349, 2239;
for bet for wers, iv. 673:
cp. betre.
betake, v.a. iv. 1431,
3 s.pres. betakth, iii. 1978,
pret. betok, iv. 3327,
imperat. betaketh, ii. 1036,
pp. betake(n), P. 309, i. 80, vii. 1335, viii. 2960; give, deliver, commend:
betaken (pp.), v. 743, taken.
bete, v.a.n. P. 428, i. 1155, ii. 2356,
pret. bet, iii. 997, vii. 4615,
pp. bete(n), iii. 974, v. 1960, vii. 4635, beat.
beteche, v.a. vii. 4234,
pret. betawhte, betauhte, betaghte, iii. 1940, v. 3575, viii. 748,
pp. betawht, vi. 2411, viii. 120, deliver.
bethenke, v.a.n. PP. 101,
pret. bethoghte, vi. 1165,
pp. bethoght, iv. 142, think of, remember;
refl. he him bethoghte, i. 798,
cp. i. 2116,
bethoughte hire, v. 3423;
I am bethoght, i. 1267,
this I am bethoght, iii. 1250,
bethoght, ii. 2906.
Bethincia, v. 1141.
bethrowe, pp. vi. 114.
betide, betyde, v.n. i. 149, 2265, iv. 1024, 1779,
3 s.pres. betitt, ii. 1997,
pret. betidde, betydde, ii. 2463, vi. 1607,
betidd, vii. 4381,
pp. betid, P. 182, v. 2101,
betidd, iii. 473, v. 6254, happen, come to pass.
betokne, v.a. P. 594, 628, i. 2888, ii. 731, vii. 1757 ff.;
v.n. ii. 1804, vii. 4518.
betraie, v.a. i. 1079, ii. 1181, viii. 1923.
betrappe, v.a. iii. 1358, vii. 4915.
betre, bettre, a. P. 352, i. 1556, 2424, iv. 37;
subst. the betre, v. 7393:
adv. P. 543, i. 720,
the betre, i. 1543:
cp. bet.
betwen, betuen, prep. P. 18, i. 2164, ii. 411, 653, v. 5025, 5718,
hem betwene (betuene), P. 790, 1000, v. 3062:
adv. betwene, ii. 942.
betyde, see betide.
bewake, v.a. v. 3498, 6611, watch, watch through.
bewar, v.imperat. (= be war), ii. 571, iii. 1496, 1738, v. 6048.
beware, v.a. P. 394, ii. 3066, 3359, iii. 2219, vii. 2518, spend, employ.
beweile, v.refl. i. 972, iv. 2958.
bewelde, v.refl. iii. 990, vii. 510, viii. 3041*, have power over (oneself).
bewepe, v.a. iv. 1565, vii. 2888.
bewhape, v.a. vi. 80, vii. 4267, viii. 2219,
(pp. bewhapid, viii. 2955), bewilder, amaze.
bewounde, v.a.pp. v. 5008, viii. 1178.
bewreie, v.a. ii. 1530, v. 701, 2940, viii. 454,
pp. bewreid, v. 6785, reveal, expose.
bewympled, pp. v. 6913.
beyelpe (ȝ), v.refl. vii. 2096, boast (oneself).
beyende (ȝ), prep. i. 424.
beyete (ȝ), s. P. 304, 784, i. 1194, 2684, ii. 2355, iv. 1709, gain, property, possession.
bible, s. P. 354, i. 2788, iv. 1960, 2655, v. 7025, vii. 2527, 3624, viii. 224.
bidde, v.a.n. P. 458, i. 884, 934, 1556,
bidde his bede, v. 6985,
3 s.pres. bit, i. 1310, iv. 1161,
bidt, iv. 1162, 2802,
pret. bad, P. 45*, i. 157, 1535, 2902, ii. 1140,
badd, vi. 1735,
pl. bede, i. 2048, iii. 750,
biede, viii. 1507,
pret. subj. bede, iv. 2905, vi. 1356,
imperat. bidd, iv. 1434, v. 7588,
pp. bede, i. 813, 841, iii. 1557,
beden, i. 2520; bid, command, invite, ask for, pray:
cp. biede, with which bidde has been confused.
biddinge, s. i. 2552.
bide, v.n.,
pret. bod, viii. 519, 2310, stay.
biede, v.a. v. 4455,
pp. bode, P. 244, i. 2865, command, demand:
cp. bidde.
bienfait, s. iii. 758,
bienfet, vii. 3029.
bienvenue, s. ii. 1503.
bile, s. iv. 2710, 3108, v. 6526.
bilieve, see believe, s.
bille, s. viii. 875, 889, 2324, writing.
bime, see byme.
binde, bynde, v.a.n. i. 1623, v. 3606, viii. 2811,
3 s.p. bint, vi. 72,
pret.s. bond, v. 853, 5056,
pl. bounden, v. 151,
pp. bounde(n), i. 2538, ii. 540, iii. 2095.
bischadewe, v.a. viii. 3008*.
bisinesse, see besinesse.
bisschop, bisshop, ii. 904, 936.
bisschopriches, s.pl. P. 208.
bisse, s. vi. 990, fine linen.
bite, v.n. iii. 119,
pret. bot, vi. 5.
Biten, v. 1402.
biter, a. vi. 250,
def. biter, vi. 371,
bitter, viii. 2256;
the bitre (as subst.), i. 1708.
biternesse, s. vi. 344.
bitterswete, s. viii. 191:
cp. vi. 250.
blad, bladd, s. iii. 252, iv. 927.
blak, a. iv. 1343, v. 4045,
blake, def. i. 1167,
voc. iv. 2842,
pl. iv. 2494.
blame, s. i. 630, 1017, 2074, 3056;
as a. i. 2405.
blame(n), v.a. P. 60*, i. 3053,
to blame(n), P. 538, i. 3054, v. 5210.
blameles, a. vii. 3816.
blaminge, s. v. 1455.
blanche, a. (fem.) vi. 239.
blase, v.n. ii. 2949.
blase, s. v. 3510, 4089, viii. 2444.
blast, s. i. 1069, 2411, iii. 419.
bleche, a. v. 2477, wan.
blede, v.n. ii. 840, vi. 1746.
blenchinge, s. vi. 205, 1867.
blende, v.a.,
3 s.pres. blent, v. 2492,
pret. blente, v. 3467,
pp. blent, i. 1126, v. 2165, blind, conceal.
blesse, v.a. i. 3418, v. 1238,
(pp. blessid, viii. 3104);
v.n. i. 620, v. 5022, cross oneself.
blessed, a. vii. 3260.
blessinge, s. ii. 3317, v. 1281.
blew, a. as subst. iv. 1317, vii. 2188, blue.
blind, blynd, a. i. 47, ii. 355, 759, v. 980,
blinde, P. 139,
def. i. 621, 2490, ii. 1822,
pl. i. 228, 927, iii. 1465, v. 2959;
the blinde (blynde), as subst. P. 536, i. 2952, v. 536,
cp. vii. 2470: blind, deceitful.
blindly, adv. viii. 2385.
blisse, s. i. 1771, v. 544, viii. 33.
blithe, blythe, a. ii. 18, 657, v. 6140, viii. 929.
blockes, s.pl. iii. 1033.
blod, s. i. 2235, 3170, vi. 840, vii. 4132,
blood, vii. 423.
blodi, a. P. 757, iii. 1400,
blody, ii. 861.
blowe, v.a.n. P. 923, i. 1065, 2133, 2411, ii. 1122, 2134, v. 1818,
pret. blew, bleu, i. 2143, iii. 1025, v. 5409,
blewh, ii. 2892,
pl. blewe, vi. 2263,
pp. blowe, i. 2298, iv. 735, vii. 3041.
blowinge, s. iv. 2484.
blythe, see blithe.
blyve, blive, adv. iii. 1044, viii. 515, quickly;
als (as) blyve, iv. 1854, v. 3318,
cp. vi. 1430: forthwith.
boc, see bok.
bode, v.a. i. 3282, proclaim.
bodi, body, s. P. 474, 995, ii. 977,
pl. bodies, iv. 1320, 2463.
bodili, bodily, bodely, a. ii. 3256, v. 193, 1775,
bodiliche, ii. 3344, vi. 397:
adv. bodily, ii. 2969 (= in person), iii. 767,
bodely, iv. 975.
boiste, see buiste.
bok, s. P. 18, ii. 868
(book, viii. 3108),
boc, vii. 480,
in boke, iv. 978,
pl. bokes, P. 2, i. 2458.
boke, v. P. 51*, iv. 2664, viii. 1328, record, write books, teach with books.
bold, a. ii. 1690, iii. 1846, iv. 2192,
pl. bolde, vii. 4355.
bole, s. iv. 2112, vii. 1017, 3313, bull.
bombard, s. viii. 2482, (a musical instrument).
bon, s. i. 1531, ii. 2291, iii. 463,
pl. bones, ii. 2302, vi. 2309.
bond, s. ii. 2112, iv. 894,
pl. bondes, P. 502, ii. 3027, iv. 2105.
bonde, a. vi. 74, bond (slave).
bondeman, s. viii. 1358.
bone, s. ii. 768, 1430, vii. 3899, petition, boon.
Boneface, Bonefas, ii. 2940, 2950 ff.
bor, s. vii. 5255, boar.
bord, s. i. 2111, ii. 689, iv. 400, viii. 720,
pl. bordes, i. 2529, ii. 1426, iv. 3018, board, table;
iv. 1741, side (of a ship),
schipes bord, v. 3922, viii. 987,
over bord, viii. 1140.
borde, s. iii. 741,
pl. bordes, vii. 4799, viii. 1676, jest.
bordel, s. v. 1054, viii. 1411 ff., brothel.
bordeller, s. viii. 1415.
borwe, v.a. n. iv. 10, v. 6640, 7665.
borwe, s., to borwe, iv. 774, 960, v. 3416.
bost, s. iii. 2083, v. 2142, vii. 3482, boast.
bot, s. P. 44*, i. 1960, ii. 1108,
be bote, P. 40*,
to bote, v. 3731; boat.
bot, prep. vii. 694, beyond: conj. P. 12, 56, 73 &c.,
but, P. 63* f., 168,
bot (= only), P. 454, i. 675, (= unless) P. 144, i. 1543, ii. 374, v. 473,
ne ... bot, i. 264,
noght ... bot, ii. 1587,
bot if, P. 345, i. 441, 1546,
bote (except), ii. 2392, (but) v. 2015.
bote, s. i. 28, 2232, ii. 2051, iv. 133,
do bote, ii. 2274, iii. 2272: remedy, help.
boteler, s. i. 2593, vi. 295 ff.
Botercadent, vii. 1419.
bothe, s. viii. 170, booth.
bothe, a.pl. P. 159, i. 317,
bothe tuo, P. 1068, i. 851,
bothen, i. 1829, vii. 2469,
oure herte bothe, iii. 1473,
bothe also, iii. 1471;
as adv. i. 1106, iv. 1874.
botme, s. i. 1961, bottom.
bouele, s. v. 4137.
boun, a. viii. 1407, PP. 17, ready.
bounde, s. iv. 2506, vi. 634.
bounde, v.a. ii. 1754, vii. 560.
bounte, s. v. 2595, goodness.
bowe, s. i. 1967, ii. 151, 2234, 2956, iv. 2983, bow.
bowe, v.n. P. 153, i. 718, 1238, 1248, 1284, ii. 3225, iv. 1130, bow, bend, turn aside, submit.
bowh, s. iv. 856, 1331,
pl. bowes, i. 2824, 2902, bough.
Bragmans, pl. v. 1453.
braie, v.n. i. 3027.
brain, s. i. 2568, iv. 107,
brayn, v. 1463.
branche, s. P. 346, iv. 3688, v. 1965,
braunche, i. 2311.
Branchus, i. 1428, 1456.
Brangwein, vi. 473.
bras, s. P. 610, i. 1087, iv. 236, 2472.
breche, s. v. 332.
bred, s. ii. 1856, iii. 446.
brede, s. iii. 1963, v. 5661, breadth.
brede, v.a. i. 542, iii. 1322, v. 7700.
breide, v.a. vii. 4332, braid.
breide, v.a., pret. iii. 1429, viii. 1377, drew.
bregge, s. v. 2205, vii. 2242, bridge.
breke, v.a. P. 148, i. 1303, 1334, 1512;
v.n. i. 1248, 1700, ii. 3008:
pret. brak, ii. 3008, iv. 847, v. 1710,
pp. broke, P. 653, ii. 3394.
brenne, v.a. n. P. 329, i. 323, ii. 5, 23, iv. 820,
3 s. pret. brende, ii. 2302, v. 1100,
brente, v. 1667,
3 pl. brenden, i. 1184,
pp. brent, i. 2006,
def. brente, v. 7210, burn.
brennynge, s. vi. 2232.
brere, s. P. 409, 413, briar.
brest, s. P. 607, i. 662, 1327, iii. 2011, v. 1384,
briest, viii. 2175, breast, heart.
Bretaigne, vii. 752.
breth, s. i. 119, 2127, ii. 530, iii. 289, iv. 2758.
brewe, v.a. ii. 246, iii. 1626.
Brexeïda, ii. 2455.
brid, s. i. 101, 2703,
bridd, i. 2088,
pl. briddes, i. 111, 1728.
bridel, s. i. 1697, ii. 3009, iii. 1629, iv. 1203,
brydel, iv. 1434.
bridlen, v.a. i. 2037, viii. 2707.
briht, bryht, bright, a. v. 3110, vii. 734,
def. bryhte, v. 3169,
brighte, v. 2783,
pl. brihte, iv. 988,
bryghte, iii. 1039.
brihte, bryhte, adv. v. 36, 3732,
bryht, vii. 1857,
compar. bryhtere, brihtere, iv. 1322*, vi. 1525.
brimme, s. v. 4968.
bringe, v.a. P. 348, i. 1318, 1447,
3 s. pres. bringth, P. 1082,
pret. broghte, P. 760, ii. 1246, iv. 2951, broughte, v. 3934,
pp. broght, P. 623, i. 788, brought, iii. 604,
imperat. bring, vi. 1728;
bringen forth, iv. 3119, forth broghte, ii. 1246, broght aboute, iv. 2352.
bringere, s. v. 345.
brinke, s. i. 2310, 2980, iii. 1408.
brocage, s. v. 341, 4426, 4590, viii. 3033.
broche, s. v. 6173, brooch.
brocour, s. v. 4387 ff., 4573.
brod, brood, s. ii. 383, v. 4375, brood.
brod, a. iv. 3164, v. 6792,
pl. brode, i. 1729, 1749, v. 1266, broad:
adv. v. 1086, (broode, PP. 201).
brond, s. v. 1485, 4089.
brothell, s. vii. 2595, worthless fellow.
brother, s. P. 1050, i. 2071, PP. 266,
genit. i. 2139, ii. 1197, iv. 2944,
pl. brethren, v. 799, vi. 1077.
browe, s. i. 1589, 1678, vii. 4418.
brustle, v.n. iv. 2732.
Brut, P. 38*.
brutel, s. P. 877, brittle.
Brutus, vii. 4735 ff.
bryd, s. i. 1788, bride.
brygantaille, s. P. 213, irregular troops.
bryht, see briht.
buck, s. iv. 1300, 1978.
buille, buile, v.n. iii. 431, v. 1487, 4121,
pres.p. buillende, v. 2221.
buissh, s. i. 359, 2984, ii. 2356,
bussh, i. 2044.
buisshelles, s.pl. v. 2204.
buisshement, s. iii. 2089.
buiste, boiste, s. v. 3594, viii. 507, 2814, box.
Bulgarie, vii. 3291.
bulle, s. ii. 2825, 2978, PP. 208, (pope’s) bull.
burel, a. P. 52, simple.
burgeis, s. v. 7255, viii. 543, citizen.
burgh, s. P. 794, v. 3125, vii. 1690.
Burgoigne, vii. 770.
burned, a. i. 2540, v. 3110, 4339, polished.
buxom, a. P. 153, v. 2807, obedient.
buxomly, adv. iii. 546, v. 3030.
buxomnesse, s. i. 1355.
by, adv. i. 1802, iv. 1172, v. 4517, vii. 4955,
bi, iv. 397,
by and by (in order), iii. 557, v. 5503, 7280,
faste by, v. 298:
cp. be, prep.
byme, bime (= by me), ii. 2016, iii. 892 (against me), 2702 (for me), iv. 1182, 1423 (to me), 3369, v. 4484.
bysne, a. ii. 771, blind.
C
ça, vi. 60.
caban, s. viii. 1051, 1601.
cable, s. i. 1068, v. 443, viii. 624.
cacche, v.a. iv. 3283,
pret. cawhte, ii. 1349, 1441, iii. 1461,
cauhte, v. 3924,
pp. cawht, i. 1654, 2277,
caght, ii. 1746;
v.n. ii. 3192.
cadence, s. iv. 2414.
Cadme, Cadmus, i. 339, iv. 2401, v. 4273.
cage, s. iv. 1191.
caitif, s. i. 161, v. 2801.
cake, s. vii. 3705 ff.
Calcas, i. 1085.
calcedoine, s. vii. 1431.
calcinacion, s. iv. 2518.
calculacion (-oun), s. v. 3085, 6459, 7163*.
Caldee (country), P. 666, 717, v. 750, 781, 1592,
Chaldee, vii. 2031;
Caldee (language), iv. 2627.
Caldeus, pl. v. 787.
caldron, caldroun, s. v. 4117, 4141.
Caleph, v. 1687.
Calidoyne, iv. 2047.
Caligula, viii. 202.
caliphe, s. (1), ii. 2549, caliph.
caliphe, s. (2), v. 3915, (a kind of vessel).
Calipsa, Calipse, vi. 1427, viii. 2599.
Calistona, v. 6228 ff.
Calistre, vi. 2274, vii. 20.
calle, v.a.n. P. 126, i. 2459, 3146, ii. 937, iii. 1436.
calm, a. vii. 4113.
Calmana, viii. 65, 71.
Calvus, P. 775.
Cam, see Cham.
Cambises, P. 680, vii. 2893.
camelion, s. i. 2698.
camused, a. v. 2479, flat-nosed.
can, see conne.
Canace, iii. 147 ff., viii. 2587.
Canahim, vii. 566.
Cancer, vii. 1051 ff., 1249,
in Cancro, iv. 3242.
Candace, v. 1571, 1575, 2543.
Candalus, v. 1574.
candarie, vi. 1317.
canele, s. i. 1704, cinnamon.
Canis maior, vii. 1345.
Canis minor, vii. 1356.
canonized, pp. ii. 2821, viii. 144, installed, appointed by canon.
Capadoce, ii. 1332.
Capaneüs, i. 1980.
capitein, capitain, s. i. 1428, iii. 2421, vii. 5210,
fem. capiteine, v. 1972.
capoun, s. v. 2408.
Capra saliens, vii. 347.
Capricorn, Capricornus, iv. 3222, vii. 1170, 1199, 1252.
carbuncle, s. i. 466, v. 7121*,
carbunculum, vii. 1316.
cardinal, s. ii. 636, 2811, 2832.
care, s. i. 2516, iii. 1794,
pl. cares, iii. 299.
care, v.n. ii. 226, iv. 1774, PP. 18, feel trouble, be distressed.
carecte, s. i. 470, v. 3588, vi. 2006,
karecte, vii. 1571, charm, conjuration.
carie, v.a. ii. 2648, iv. 3292, v. 1197.
Carmente, iv. 2637.
Carmidotoire, vii. 2848.
carole, s. i. 2730, v. 3146,
karole, iv. 251,
carolles, pl. i. 2708.
carole, v.n. iv. 2779, vi. 868, 1845.
carolinge, s. iv. 1530, vi. 144.
carpe, v.n. vii. 3277*, converse;
v.a. viii. 1488, utter.
Cartage, iv. 81, v. 2048 ff., vii. 2221, 2235.
carte, s. (1) P. 444, ii. 1974, iv. 987, 3233, vii. 816 ff.,
(cart, PP. 115),
the carte weie, iii. 2074; car, chariot.
carte, s. (2) vii. 1359, writing.
cas, s. P. 438, 746, i. 646, 2600,
per cas, iv. 39, 1239,
in cas that, iv. 1917.
Cassandra, Cassandre, Cassaundre, v. 7441, 7451, 7569.
Cassodre, vii. 3161*, PP. 330.
cast, s. ii. 2374.
caste, v.a. i. 40, 1322,
1 s.pres. caste, i. 1965,
cast, iv. 560,
3 s. cast, i. 663,
casteth, iii. 80,
pret. caste, i. 122, 1575, 2159,
cast, i. 152,
imperat. s. cast, i. 438,
pl. casteth, i. 3160,
pp. cast, ii. 1666, viii. 2909, throw, defeat, conjecture, plan, calculate.
castell, castel, s. i. 1423, ii. 719, iv. 741.
cat, s. iii. 1643, iv. 1108.
catel, s. v. 25,
catell, vii. 3252*, goods.
Cateline, vii. 1601.
Catoun, vii. 1599, 1612.
cause, s. P. 16, 190, 905, i. 3437,
whos cause, i. 1040 (for the sake of which),
be this c., i. 1053,
be c. that, ii. 343, 2771,
for c. of, ii. 3285,
be c. of, iii. 1433, v. 1158;
be cause (as conj.), iii. 2319.
cause, v.a. P. 348, i. 1987, ii. 3078, iv. 2845
(3 s.pres. causith, viii. 3013).
cautele, s. vii. 1639, trick.
cave, s. iv. 2991, v. 1573, 6813, viii. 2573.
cedre, s. i. 359.
ceinte, s. iv. 857, girdle.
Ceïx, iv. 2928,
Seyix, viii. 2650.
celee, a. ii. 1953, secret (i. e. apt to keep secrets).
celestial, a. viii. 780.
Celestin, ii. 2824.
celidoine, vii. 1370.
celier, s. vi. 332, viii. 2254, cellar.
Celion, ii. 3350.
celles, s.pl. v. 1463.
cendal, s. i. 1787.
Centaurus, iv. 1971 ff., 1988,
pl. Centauri, vi. 522.
centre, s. vii. 233.
Cephalus, iv. 3189, 3253 ff.
Ceramius, vii. 826.
cercle, s. iv. 3237, v. 4093.
Cereres, v. 1233, 1278, 1489,
Ceres, v. 1237, 4288.
cernes, vi. 1327.
certefie, v.a. ii. 963.
certein, a. i. 237, 1459, iv. 2919 (true), viii. 828,
certain, iv. 2506,
a certein man, i. 2130, iv. 435,
certein thinges, viii. 365;
as subst. in certein, i. 3215, ii. 1738, v. 7819,
in certain, ii. 498.
certein, certain, s. P. 140, v. 200, vii. 4754, certainty, fixed point.
certeinete, s. i. 48.
certeinly, adv. ii. 1111, iv. 180,
certeinliche, iv. 942.
certes, adv. i. 128, 1295, iv. 1726.
Cerymon, viii. 1166 ff., 1874.
Cesar, P. 714, v. 7107*, vii. 2449, 2470.
cesse, v.n. P. 1035, ii. 2903, v. 1852;
v.a. iv. 230, v. 5366, PP. 76: come to an end, retire; bring to an end.
chacable, a. v. 1269.
chace, s. i. 345, 2296, ii. 2634, iv. 1989, (at tennis) PP. 295.
chaced, see chase.
chaf, s. P. 844, ii. 85, 2127, iv. 1710.
chaffare, s. v. 4522, 6114, merchandise.
chaiere, s. P. 307, v. 2214, vii. 1208,
chaier, viii. 762.
Chain, viii. 60, 71.
Chaldee, see Caldee.
chalk, s. P. 416, ii. 2346.
Cham, Cam, iv. 2396, vii. 546, 577, viii. 83.
chamberere, s. iii. 826, iv. 1193.
chamberlein, s. ii. 726, 1232, iv. 2705.
chambre, s. i. 954, 1737, 2572, 2983.
Chamos, vii. 4506.
(champartie, iii. 1173, v.l.)
champion (-oun), s. vii. 3252, 3538.
chance, chaunce, s. P. 70, i. 1583, 1670, ii. 207, iii. 2720, iv. 722, 2792,
pl. chances, vii. 2362,
per (par) chance, ii. 1644, iii. 2604.
chance, v.n. vii. 2326.
chancellerie, s. v. 1921.
change, s. vii. 3274*.
change, v.a. P. 119, 208, i. 2696, iv. 1444,
chaunge, v. 7123;
v.n. P. 32, 628, i. 3030,
chaunge, PP. 315.
chapelet, s. v. 7066.
chapelle, chapele, s. iv. 1137, v. 7110.
chapitre, s. v. 1959, vi. 617.
chapman, s. v. 5115,
pl. chapmen, ii. 3059.
chapmanhod(e), s. ii. 3067, iv. 2447.
char, charr, s. i. 2029 ff., iv. 1000, 1205, vii. 851,
genit. chares, iv. 1208, carriage, car.
charge, s. P. 301, i. 2822, ii. 1691, 2114, iii. 173, iv. 1495, v. 826;
no charge (no matter), ii. 1068,
yaf in charge, iv. 1052.
charge, v.a. i. 1223, ii. 1030, v. 7772, viii. 3103*, command, burden, trust;
iv. 2242, blame.
charge, s. viii. 3066, duty.
charite, s. P. 110, i. 2049, 3371,
Charite, ii. 3173, vii. 3167,
pl. charitees, i. 3360.
charitous, a. ii. 3329.
charke, v.n. iv. 2996, creak.
Charlemeine, P. 748, PP. 283,
Charles, P. 752.
charme, s. v. 3580, 4067.
charr, see char.
chartre, s. i. 3357.
chase, v.a. vii. 302,
pp. chaced, vii. 5255.
chaste, a. P. 228, i. 847, vii. 4244.
chastellein, s. ii. 725.
chastete, s. vii. 4240, 5387,
chastite, P. 472.
chastie, v.a. i. 2117, 2900, ii. 38, punish, correct.
chastiement, s. vii. 2498.
chastise, v.a. iv. 1242, vi. 2217.
chastisinge, s. iv. 1276.
chastite, see chastete.
Chatemuz, vii. 1462.
Chaucer, viii. 2941*.
chaunce, see chance.
cheke, s. i. 1680, iv. 185, 385,
chieke, v. 2471, viii. 2827, cheek.
chele, s. iii. 121, v. 7195*, vii. 638, chill.
Chelidre, v. 4129.
chenes, s.pl. v. 151, 681, chains.
chep, s.,
good chep, v. 1241.
cherche, s. P. 225, 246, &c., iii. 2275,
(chirche, PP. 107, 239),
genit. the cherche keie, P. 212, v. 1868,
pl. cherches, ii. 3477.
chere, see chiere.
cherie, see chirie.
cherl, s. iii. 1252, v. 148, viii. 1367,
cherles knape, viii. 1374.
chese, s. P. 416, ii. 2346, iii. 502, vi. 644.
chese, v.a.n. i. 1196, 1311, 1819,
pret.s. ches, i. 3281, ii. 2457,
pl. chose, P. 805,
imperat. ches, i. 1829,
pp. chose(n), i. 101, 2088, iv. 2091.
cheste, s. P. 215, iii. 417 ff., v. 541, contention (in words).
chevance, s. v. 4424, 6106, profit.
chide, chyde, v.n. iii. 492, 534, 553,
pp. chidd, iii. 474, 552.
chidinge, s. iii. 443, 565.
chief, a. ii. 2501, vi. 308,
def. pl. chief, v. 1112.
chief, s. P. 149, iii. 2265, chief thing;
ii. 1778, iv. 4, leader.
chieke, see cheke.
chiere, chere, s. P. 155, i. 141, 341, 619, 1384, 3172, ii. 991, iii. 1081, iv. 1408,
chier, viii. 2684, face, looks, welcome:
frendly chiere, i. 2423,
hevy c., i. 2871, 3148,
feigned c., i. 724,
cp. ii. 2061,
tok c. on honde, i. 1767,
make c., P. 155, ii. 2181, iv. 747, 1194,
withoute lyves chiere (i. e. lifeless), v. 1501.
chiered, a., hevy chiered, viii. 2533.
chievere, v.n. vi. 240, shiver.
chiewe, v.n. iii. 1629, vi. 930.
child, s. ii. 3206, 3258,
chyld, iv. 1842, 1982,
with childe, i. 916, ii. 919,
of childe, v. 1255,
pl. children, i. 2163, ii. 3219.
childhode, s. ii. 793, viii. 319.
childinge, s. i. 805, iv. 461, v. 829, childbirth.
childly, a. v. 3020.
chiminee, s. vii. 3951, fire-place.
chin, chyn, s. i. 1682, vi. 775, vii. 1892,
unto the chinne, ii. 3450, v. 372.
chinche, v. 4814, miser.
chippes, s.pl. i. 1918.
chirie, cherie, s., chirie feire, P. 454,
cherie feste, vi. 891.
Chiro, iv. 1971 ff.
chitre, v. v. 5700, 6011, twitter.
chivalerie, s. P. 723, i. 784, 2462, ii. 1826, iv. 1520,
(chevalerie, viii. 3007), cavalry, army, prowess.
chivalerous, a. i. 1414, ii. 2517, v. 653.
chois, s. i. 1827, ii. 3391, viii. 70.
chyme, v.n. iv. 347.
Chymerie, iv. 2987.
Chyo, v. 5413.
Cicorea, vii. 1400.
cilence, see silence.
Cillene, Cillenus, vii. 1599, 1607, Silanus.
Cillenus, v. 143, Silenus.
Cilly, vi. 1424.
Cimpheius, v. 4127.
Cinichus, vii. 2119.
Cipio, vii. 4187.
Circes, vi. 1427, 1461 ff., viii. 2599.
circumference, s. vii. 188.
circumstance, s. ii. 619, iii. 2745, v. 4293.
Cirophanes, v. 1525, 1529.
Cirus, P. 679, vii. 1889, 4367.
cit, s. P. 836, city.
cite, citee, s. P. 106, 665, ii. 1344, iii. 459.
citezein, s. P. 842, i. 1007, ii. 680,
fem. citezeine, i. 1006.
Cithero, iv. 2648, vii. 1597.
citole, viii. 829, 1487, 2679.
Civile, ii. 83, the civil law.
Cizile, i. 1841, v. 967, 972, 1279, Sicily.
Cladyns, iv. 2407.
clamour, s. P. 514, v. 2394, viii. 2731.
claper, s. iv. 347.
clappe, v. i. 2391, v. 4640.
clare, v.a. viii. 1544, declare.
clarion, s. viii. 2482.
Claudius (Apius), vii. 5132 ff.
Claudius (Marchus), vii. 5167 ff.
clause, s. vii. 85.
clawe, v.n. iv. 2725.
(cle), s.,
pl. cles, i. 2994, iv. 1109, claws.
cleime, see cleyme.
Clemenee, iv. 985,
Clymene, v. 6756.
clene, a. ii. 3447:
adv. i. 587, ii. 1413, vi. 119,
cleene, iii. 2762.
clennesse, s. iv. 2558, vii. 4447.
clense, v.a. ii. 3463.
Cleopatras, viii. 2573.
clepe, v.a.n. P. 126, 436, i. 744, ii. 849, 3049, v. 1790,
pret. clepede, iv. 842, v. 951,
cleped, i. 1535.
cler, see clier.
clergesse, s. vi. 980, clergy:
cp. Mirour, 5546.
clergie, s. P. 281, 955, ii. 3351, iv. 236, learning, clergy.
clergoun, s. ii. 2850.
clerk, clerc, s. P. 52, i. 2274, iv. 234,
pl. clerkes, P. 194, i. 1856.
cleve, v.n. ii. 577, 2293;
v.a.,
pp. cleft, v. 4085.
cleym, s. ii. 2706.
cleyme(n), v.a. ii. 1025, iii. 1973,
cleime, PP. 59;
v.n. ii. 2380, claim.
client, s. iii. 160.
clier, cler, a. P. 925, ii. 1888, vi. 431,
def. clere, vii. 1329,
pl. cliere, ii. 195, vii. 2643;
as subst. vi. 360 f.:
superl. the cliereste, vii. 1311:
adv. cler, vii. 745.
cliere, v.n. viii. 1147, become clear.
climat, s. P. 137, vii. 799,
pl. climatz, vii. 684.
Climestre, iii. 1909 ff.
clippe (1), v.a. v. 5591,
pret. clipte, v. 4998, embrace.
clippe (2), v.a. v. 5690, cut.
clos, a. ii. 684
(def.), 1346, iv. 2755,
in clos, i. 1730:
adv. ii. 469, 3197, iii. 769, iv. 1331.
close, v.a. i. 1275, iv. 2655, 3371, v. 340.
closet, s. i. 897.
Clota, vii. 1320.
cloth, s. i. 2111, 2997, iv. 1534, 2431, 2436, v. 283, 2759,
pl. clothes, iii. 695, iv. 1536.
clothe(n), v.a. P. 466, i. 612, ii. 1377,
pret. cladde, viii. 652,
pp. clothed, ii. 302, 2271, &c.,
clad, iv. 27, 1306;
refl. iii. 966;
v.n. P. 317, iv. 2236: clothe; be clothed.
clothing(e), s. v. 214, vi. 989.
Cloto, iv. 2762.
cloude, s. iv. 3063, 3211, v. 1668, viii. 1039,
(pl. clowdes, viii. 3007*).
clowdy, cloudy, a. P. 925, iv. 2843.
clue, s. v. 5343.
clymbe, v.n. ii. 241, 1630, iv. 2726.
Clymene, see Clemenee.
coc, cock, see cok.
Cochitum, v. 1110.
Codrus, vii. 3183.
coevere (1), see covere.
coevere (2), v.n. viii. 1201, recover.
coffre, cofre, cophre, s. P. 314, ii. 2257, v. 33, 2079.
coign, s. v. 335, coin.
coigne, v.a. iv. 2448, coin.
coise, s. i. 1734.
cok (1), cock, s. iv. 3003, v. 4099, viii. 159, cock.
cok (2), coc, s. v. 4072, vi. 641, 716,
pl. cokes, vi. 623, cook.
cokard, s. v. 2803, fool.
cokerie, s. iv. 2433.
cokkel, cockel, v. 1881, 1884.
colblak, a. iii. 808.
Colchos, v. 3265 ff., 4244, 4354, 6609, 7199, viii. 2520.
cold, a. ii. 1966,
def. colde, iv. 422, vii. 1205,
pl. colde, iii. 299, iv. 405.
cold, s. P. 977, i. 2421, iv. 1090.
colde, v.n. vi. 241, grow cold.
cole, s. v. 6204, coal.
Collacea, vii. 4806, 4911.
collacioun, s. ii. 2328, iv. 1144, conference, contrivance.
Collatin, vii. 4775 ff., viii. 2633.
colour, s. i. 606, 692, 1113, 2701, ii. 1874, iii. 2394, iv. 2981, colour, kind, pretence.
coloure, v.a. vii. 1625.
colre, s. vii. 431, 459, choler.
comande, v.a.n. i. 1275, 3240, iii. 2064, 2288,
comaunde, P. 30*, iv. 2794.
comandement, commandement, s. P. 84, i. 2790, ii. 3200.
comandinge, comandynge, P. 54*, i. 1335.
combes, s.pl. i. 1749.
come(n), v.n. P. II, 419, i. 902, &c.,
2 s.pres. comst, v. 3448,
3 s.pres. cometh, P. 853,
comth, i. 193,
pret. 1, 3 sing.
com, P. 1017, ii. 2073,
cam, P. 236, i. 1185,
2 s. come, viii. 2076,
pl. come(n), i. 835, 2048, iv. 1307,
imperat. com, i. 197, 1617,
pp. come(n), P. 703, 731, iv. 1283.
comelihiede, comlihied, s. v. 2598, 6734.
comely, a. ii. 441,
superl. def. comelieste, v. 3048.
comendacioun, s. vii. 1779.
comende, commende, v.a. P. 493, i. 3361, iii. 2264, iv. 1794, v. 6358, 7677,
(pp. comendid, viii. 3009).
cominge, s. ii. 800, iv. 819, 1529,
comynge, i. 1599, ii. 1336, iv. 2961.
comlihied, see comelihiede.
commandement, see comandement.
commende, see comende.
commoeved, pp. vii. 3361, moved.
commun, commune, see comun, &c.
compaignie, s. P. 288, i. 735, 1478, 1780, ii. 306, v. 4558,
compainie, v. 2081, 7759,
companie, vii. 1674, company, friendliness:
per compaignie, vii. 3752, together.
comparisoun (-on), s. P. 916, i. 2283, v. 6598.
compas, s. ii. 2341, contrivance, vii. 229, circle.
compasse, v.a.n. P. 58*, i. 5, 518, 1893, ii. 409, 806, vii. 3464, 4076, surround, contrive, achieve.
compassement, s. ii. 2323, iii. 889.
compassioun (-on), s. iii. 2722, vi. 170.
compense, v.a. iii. 2554, v. 4505.
compiled, pp. vi. 1382.
compleigne, v.a. i. 114, ii. 188, 1301, iv. 1586;
refl. v. 1903, viii. 2541;
v.n. i. 965, 1380, ii. 264: mourn for, mourn, murmur, complain.
compleignte, s. P. 516, i. 1345.
compleignynge, s. iii. 1425.
complexioun (-on), s. P. 975, i. 1498, ii. 3256, v. 2647, vii. 383 ff.
compone, v.a. iv. 2643, vii. 1590.
composicioun, s. P. 814, agreement.
comprehende, v.a.pp. v. 1735, vi. 2435, vii. 33, contain, include.
compte, v.a. i. 1567, vi. 1268.
comun, commun, a. P. 124, 377, 1082, i. 2695, v. 1117, 2235,
comune, vi. 2432, vii. 1991,
(comon, PP. 114).
comune, s. P. 499, i. 651, ii. 1844,
comun, P. 1066 f., v. 3759, common people, commonalty.
comune, commune, v.a. i. 70, 775, iv. 754, v. 984, vii. 2709;
v.n. i. 652, vi. 606, 2431, vii. 2200; join, communicate, share; associate, converse, share.
comunliche, adv. i. 803, ii. 3058,
comunly, i. 1352, ii. 367.
comynge, see cominge.
conceite, conceipte, s. P. 113, ii. 2311, vii. 1554, 1807.
conceive, v.a.n. i. 830, ii. 2902, iv. 2561, v. 458.
concele, v. v. 4635.
conclave, s. ii. 2812.
conclude, v.n. i. 250, iv. 2316;
v.a. ii. 777, viii. 2048, 2712.
conclusioun (-on), s. P. 575, i. 249, 3085, iii. 1816.
concordable, a. ii. 2799, iii. 2438, suitable.
concubine, s. v. 6757, vii. 4495, viii. 2693.
concupiscence, s. vii. 5223, viii. 293.
condicioun (-on), s. P. 805, 1029, i. 846, 1373, 2284, ii. 314, 1318, 3271, iv. 1784, v. 386, 4380, condition, state of things, disposition.
conduit, s.,
sauf conduit, v. 994.
confeccion, s. vi. 654.
conferme(n), v.a. P. 811, ii. 388, viii. 3164.
confesse, v. refl. and n. i. 1393, 1952, ii. 219, 738, 1734.
confessioun, confession, s. i. 202, 1374, v. 4379, viii. 2891.
confirmacion, s. ii. 2938.
conforme, v.a. ii. 608, iv. 216, 3110.
confort, s. ii. 261, 1562, iv. 800, 2568,
(comfort, PP. 4).
conforte, v.a. i. 916, 1001, ii. 1065, vii. 2143;
refl. v. 3653, viii. 1214.
confortinge, s. viii. 336.
confounde, v.a. P. 290, i. 3093, iv. 300.
confusioun, s. P. 852, i. 3086.
congeie, v.a. v. 3306, 7202, dismiss.
congelacion, s. iv. 2514.
congele, v.a. vii. 338.
congruite, s. iv. 2646, vii. 1531.
conjoint, a. vii. 502, 1259, joined.
conjunccion, s. vi. 1961.
conjure, s. v. 3580.
conjure, v.n. vi. 1976.
conne, konne, kunne, v. ii. 1215, v. 928, 2909,
1, 3 s.pres. can, kan, ii. 3496, iv. 2334, vii. 4144,
2 s. canst, v. 4623,
pl. cunne, kunne, iv. 2390, v. 5544,
subj. conne, i. 264,
pret. cowthe, couthe, ii. 1214, iv. 374, vi. 1441,
2 s. couthest, couthist, vii. 2298, 2301;
cowthe him thonk, ii. 1007; know:
1, 3 s.pres. can, P. 60, i. 28,
pl. conne, i. 506, 1505, ii. 2116, iii. 2297,
cunnen, vii. 2172,
pret. cowthe, couthe, P. 1073, i. 30, 536,
cowde, coude, iv. 1255, 1540, know how to, be able to.
connynge, s. vii. 671.
conoiscance, s. vi. 1638.
conquere, v.n. iii. 1649.
conquerour, s. iii. 1286, vii. 893.
conqueste, s. P. 709, v. 3413,
(conqweste, PP. 42).
Conrade, vii. 2833.
consaile, see conseile.
consailer, see conseilour.
conscience, s. P. 297, i. 595, 1236, 2429, ii. 2390, 2844, iii. 11, 1504, iv. 792, v. 1847, feeling, conscience, sense of guilt.
conseil, consail, P. 146, 156, i. 609, 888, 1018, 1097, 1395, ii. 687, 1891, 3415, v. 3904 (secret), vii. 2076 (advocate);
in conseil (secretly), vi. 2326,
hold conseil (be silent), iii. 778,
prive conseil, ii. 1917,
conseil hous, vii. 2851,
conseile, viii. 2071,
(counseil, PP. 129).
conseile, consaile, consaille, v.a.n. i. 1123, 2950, ii. 1457, 1685, 2708, iii. 1163, iv. 3430, 3464 (ask advice);
refl. iii. 2727, vii. 3188.
conseilour, conseiller, consailer, s. iii. 1538, v. 2861, vii. 3148,
(counseillour, PP. 128).
consente, v.n. iv. 2797.
conserve, s. vi. 636, vii. 54, conserve, preserver.
consideracion, s. vii. 2749.
consistoire, s. ii. 2908.
conspire, v.n. i. 1206, ii. 2170, 2834, ii. 2945;
v.a. i. 1173, 1504, ii. 2329: conspire; agree upon, contrive.
conspirement, s. ii. 1704.
Constance, ii. 597 ff.,
Constantine, ii. 706.
constance, s. vii. 1757, steadfastness.
Constantin (1), Constantinus, P. 743, ii. 3188, 3339, 3449, vii. 3137, PP. 339, Constantine the Great.
Constantin (2), ii. 590, Tiberius Constantinus.
Constantin (3), P. 740, Constantine V.
Constantinople, vii. 1261.
constellacion (-oun), s. P. 532, i. 393, 1506, iv. 3247, v. 755, vi. 2253.
constreigne, v.a. iii. 347, iv. 486, 3529.
constreignte, s. viii. 3018.
consul, ii. 1775, vii. 1598, 2785.
contek, s. iii. 1093 ff., 2735,
(contekt, viii. 3015).
contemplacion (-oun), s. v. 7126, viii. 1838.
contempt, s. ii. 1722.
contenance, contienance, contenaunce, s. i. 698, ii. 1419, iii. 2404, iv. 380, 1180, 3155, v. 476, 694,
continance, ii. 3116; bearing, expression, self-control.
conterpeise, see contrepeise.
continence, s. P. 472.
continuance, s. iv. 187, 368, v. 1565.
continue, v.n. iv. 508.
continuinge, s. vii. 5003.
contourbed, pp. i. 222.
contraire, a. i. 2356, iv. 1803;
in contraire, i. 631, 3416, iii. 2400;
as subst. the contraire, P. 554, 979.
contraire, s. vii. 4025, trouble.
contrariende, pres. part. P. 555.
contre, s. P. 729, ii. 1453, iii. 1312,
pl. contres, iii. 1843,
(contrees, viii. 3014).
contrefet, a. i. 832, 1127, feigned, false.
contrefete, v.a. ii. 2476,
pp. contrefet, ii. 982.
contrepeise, conterpeise, v.a. vii. 1505, 3118.
contretaile, s. viii. 3102*.
contrevaille, contrevaile, v.a. P. 728, ii. 3313.
contricioun, s. i. 214.
controeve, v.n. iv. 936, 2454, contrive (to);
v.a., pret.pl. controeveden, vii. 187,
pp. controved, ii. 1708, devise.
controvinge, s. vi. 2372.
conveie, v.a. ii. 1125, iv. 203, viii. 2986*.
convenient, a. v. 7190*, vii. 1982, fitting.
converten, v.a. ii. 601, 639, iv. 1676,
(pp. convert, v. 1906*).
cope, s. iv. 1315, 2979, vii. 534,
coupe, vii. 1579, cloak, covering, vault.
coper, s. iv. 2473.
coppe, see cuppe.
Cor Scorpionis, vii. 1410.
corage, s. P. 111, 448, i. 780, 833, ii. 1338, iv. 391, heart, spirit, disposition.
corde, s. iv. 2431, 3592, v. 4989.
corn, s. P. 844, iv. 2376,
pl. cornes, iv. 2442, v. 1244.
cornemuse, s. viii. 2483, bagpipe.
Cornide, iii. 785, 801.
Cornix, v. 6183.
coronal, s. iv. 1326.
corone, s. P. 33*, i. 2461, iv. 1323.
corone, coroune, v.a. P. 765, ii. 1595, iii. 2171.
corps, s. iv. 2499, 3657, cors, iii. 2075,
pl. corps, v. 2207, body.
corrant, a. vii. 352, running.
corrupcioun, s. P. 986.
corrupt, a. P. 922, ii. 1732, v. 765.
cors, see corps.
corse, see curse.
cortaisly, see courtaisly.
Corvus, iii. 796.
cost, s. (1), i. 3105, ii. 363, 2347, cost.
cost, s. (2), see coste.
costage, s. i. 3104.
coste, v.n. i. 3273.
coste, cooste, s. i. 499, viii. 619,
cost, vii. 885, coast, country.
costeiant, a. ii. 2551, bordering.
costne, v.n. i. 3313, cost.
cote, s. i. 2999, ii. 2270, iv. 1355, v. 7716, coat.
cotidian, a. v. 464.
couard, a. iv. 611;
subst. iv. 2301.
couardie, s. iv. 1934, vii. 1860.
couche, s. iv. 3015, v. 160, viii. 1193.
couche, v.n. i. 1261;
v.a. iv. 2710,
pp. couched, viii. 2255.
coude, see conne.
coupable, a. P. 582, ii. 275, iii. 1120, iv. 1503.
coupe, see cope.
couple, s. vii. 4437.
coupled, v.a.pp. v. 657, viii. 277.
courbe, s. v. 956, hump.
courbe, a. i. 1687, bent.
cours, s. i. 509, 2637, iii. 1031, iv. 1270.
courser, s. vi. 1188,
coursier, vii. 856.
court, s. P. 219, i. 1410.
courtaisly, cortaisly, adv. i. 2108, viii. 1695.
courteis, curteis, a. iv. 2300, v. 155, vi. 1992.
courteour, s. i. 1410, v. 7125*.
courtesie, curtesie, s. ii. 1214, v. 169, 5397.
courtins, s.pl. i. 1787, curtains.
cousin, s. P. 778, vii. 4776, viii. 106,
fem. cousine, ii. 1201, viii. 106.
cousinage, s. i. 1437, v. 4672, viii. 104.
Couste, ii. 1163, 1401 ff.,
Custe, ii. 1219.
couth, a. see cowth.
couthe, v. see conne.
coveite, v.a.n. ii. 238, v. 262, 6379.
coveitise, s. P. 263, iii. 2308, v. 223,
covoitise, v. 1976 ff., vii. 2013, covetousness.
coveitous, a. ii. 317,
def. covoitouse, vii. 2168,
pl. coveitouse, v. 4800,
the coveitous (subst.), ii. 335.
covenable, a. v. 2675, 6112, suitable.
covenant, s. i. 686, 948.
covere, coevere, v.a. i. 432, iv. 2092.
covert, a. ii. 2033, vii. 4942,
pl. coverte, iv. 1606;
in covert, iv. 3206, v. 1666:
adv. v. 6499.
coverture, s. i. 645, ii. 1939, iv. 1102.
covine, s. i. 29, 819, ii. 676, 683, 1895, 2115, iii. 2267,
(covyne, vii. 2335*, viii. 3016), company, agreement, device, conspiracy.
covined, pp. i. 1102, agreed.
covoitise, covoitous, see coveitise, &c.
cow, s. iv. 3323 ff.
cowde, see conne.
cowth, couth, a. ii. 432, iii. 2109, iv. 2543; v. 389,
pl. cowthe, i. 2862, known.
cowthe, v. see conne.
crabbe, s. vii. 1053.
craft, s. i. 1136, 1749, ii. 1849, iv. 925,
craftes, iv. 1048, 2667.
crafteliche, adv. i. 1755.
crafti, a. i. 1091, skilful.
crake, v.n. vii. 305, burst.
Crassus, v. 2069.
crave, v.a. i. 1362, 3343, ii. 329, iii. 1306, iv. 3290, v. 189;
v.n. iv. 54, vii. 2427: ask for, ask.
creacion, s. v. 933, vii. 203.
creance, s. ii. 754, iii. 2505, v. 783.
creatour, s. ii. 3436, v. 778.
creature, s. P. 911, i. 1529, v. 779.
crede, s. iii. 478, v. 2912, 7119.
credence, s. i. 533, 707, ii. 867, iv. 2921, v. 743, belief, faith.
credible, a. P. 574, vii. 128, 2528.
Creon, v. 4195.
crepe, v.n. v. 1893*, 5109,
pret. crepte, i. 908,
pp. crope, ii. 1141.
(Fa) crere, ii. 2122 ff.
cresce, v.n. viii. 29, increase.
creste, s. v. 6044.
Cresus, iv. 1325 (genit.), v. 4730.
Crete, iii. 1939, 1968, v. 845, 981, 1169, 1222, 3994, 4018, 5232 ff.
Creusa, v. 2540, 4196, 4203, viii. 2505.
cri, cry, s. i. 375, 2188, iii. 545, 1055, iv. 3600.
crie(n), v.a.n. i. 955, 1369, iii. 222, iv. 3066, vii. 3649,
crye, viii. 1417,
3 s. pres. crith, i. 2338, iv. 3619,
pret. cride, i. 2326, 3167,
pp. cryd, iv. 1857,
crid, viii. 679, cry, lament, pray for, proclaim.
criinge, s. vii. 3323.
Crise, i. 1085,
Crisis, v. 6444.
Criseide (1), v. 7597, viii. 2531,
Criseïda, ii. 2456.
Criseide (2), v. 6444.
crisolitus, vii. 1422.
Crist, genit. Cristes, P. 165, 237 ff., 749 ff., 1032, i. 664, ii. 587 ff., 1597, 2503, 3354, 3466, iii. 1121, 2288, 2494 ff., 2547, iv. 1662 ff., v. 747, 1752 ff., 6390, 7001, 7106*, vi. 975 ff., vii. 3157*, viii. 141, 3030* f., PP. 50, 120, 156 ff.
cristall, s. iv. 1322*, v. 5066, vii. 1325.
cristendom, s. ii. 746, 3454, Christianity.
cristene, s.pl. P. 898, Christians:
a. PP. 380;
superl. the cristeneste, ii. 1598.
cristne, v.a. ii. 908, 3474.
Croceus, v. 4835, 4860.
crois, s. ii. 770, 3392, v. 1722.
crok, s. v. 2872, vii. 2268, 4892, crook, crookedness, device.
croke, v.a. v. 522, bend.
croked, a. iii. 440.
croket, s. v. 7065, curl.
cronique, croniqe, P. 101, i. 759, 1994, 3059,
pl. croniqes, iv. 2395.
crop, s. P. 118,
pl. croppes, vii. 4678, top.
Cropheon, iii. 2022.
crossen, v.a. i. 1165, set (sails).
crouche, s. ii. 390, cross.
crowe, v.a. iv. 3003, announce by crowing.
crowe, s. iv. 3001, v. 6206.
crualte, s. P. 49, iii. 235, 2149,
(cruelte, viii. 2997*).
cruel, a. iii. 15, 2000, iv. 1509.
crumme, s. vi. 1003.
cry, see cri.
cunne, see conne.
cunnynge, a. vi. 2437, skilled.
Cupide, i. 124, ii. 39, iii. 169, 1351, 1463, 1695, iv. 488, 496, 1242, 1265, 1275, 1471, 1684, 1692, 3558, v. 1405, 1419, 1485, 4802, 4827, 5819, 5843, vi. 345, viii. 2172 ff., 2453 ff.,
Cupido, ii. 2470, iii. 907, iv. 1733, viii. 2745.
cuppe, coppe, s. P. 343, i. 2474, ii. 699, iv. 399, v. 285.
cure, s. P. 211, i. 132, 1507, 3211, ii. 1083, 3054, iv. 1744, v. 1492, 1915, 2655, charge (of parish, &c.), care, help, remedy.
cured, a. P. 211, with spiritual charge.
curiosite, s. viii. 3114, artful skill.
curious, a. i. 1524, iv. 922, v. 6816, vii. 760, careful, inquisitive.
curse, v.n. i. 1369, iv. 2834;
v.a. v. 557,
corse, v. 7354.
cursednesse, s. v. 6989, curse.
cursinge, s. P. 274, ii. 2979.
curteis, see courteis.
curtesie, see courtesie.
cuss, s. v. 6558, kiss.
custummance, s. v. 1117.
custumme, custume, s. vi. 532, viii. 685, 1616.
custummer, s. ii. 1928.
Cusy, ii. 3092.
cutte, see kutte.
D
Daaly, vii. 361.
Dace, v. 884.
dai, day, s. P. 59, 163, i. 812, 1991,
al dai, ii. 1899,
to day, iv. 2216,
fro dai to dai, v. 1586,
be daie, iii. 148, v. 1265,
have good day, iv. 2814,
now a day, ii. 444,
cp. aday,
genit. daies, i. 1470, 1812,
pl. daies, P. 36, i. 761, 2273,
on daies nou, iv. 1731,
nou on d., v. 4913,
cp. adaies:
see also dawe.
Daires, genit. v. 1063.
Daires, see Darius.
dale, s. i. 356, iv. 1583.
Dalida, viii. 2703.
dame, s. i. 2551, ii. 749,
ma dame, i. 168, iv. 1374.
damoiselle, s. v. 1352.
dampnacion, s. v. 1360.
dampne, v.a. i. 1032, ii. 880, v. 4922, condemn.
dance, see daunce.
danger, see daunger.
dangerous, a. v. 6442, reluctant.
Daniel, P. 590 ff., 1039, i. 2859 ff., vi. 1405.
dansinge, s. iv. 1530.
Dante, vii. 2329*.
dante, see daunte.
Danubie, ii. 1819.
danz, s. i. 3395, vii. 50, 1459, (used as a title).
Daphne, iii. 1686 ff.
dar, v.n. 1 s.pres. i. 1222, 2765,
2 s. darst, iv. 617,
3 pl. dar, iv. 345, 350,
pres. subj. dore, iv. 2825,
pret. dorste, i. 3157, iii. 196, iv. 3485,
dorst, ii. 1633,
pret. subj. durste, iii. 486, 1622,
2 s. durstest, iv. 40: dare.
Darius, P. 691,
Daires, vii. 1785.
dart, s. i. 144, iii. 1700, iv. 1994,
pl. dartes, iv. 1274.
daunce, v.n. iv. 2779, vi. 143,
dance, viii. 2487, 2682.
daunger, danger, s. i. 2443, ii. 1110, iii. 1537 ff., iv. 1149, 1641, 2813, 2903, 3589, v. 1389, 6620 ff., viii. 2264:
see note on i. 2443.
daunsinge, s. v. 3143.
daunte, v.a. i. 469, 2390, 2962, iii. 177, iv. 2072,
dante, v. 7220, tame, conquer.
David, ii. 3088, vi. 95, vii. 3860 ff., 4345, viii. 2690, PP. 282.
dawe, s. i. 2125,
of dawe, vii. 2883 (dead),
pl. dawes, i. 2794, iv. 3318:
cp. dai.
de (Langharet), ii. 2995.
debat, s. P. 106, 567, i. 2920, ii. 1907, strife, dispute.
debate, v.n. P. 928, i. 2453, iii. 2731;
v.a. P. 998, vii. 1640, 1744: contend; contend for, contend against.
debonaire, a. P. 553, i. 231, iii. 601, v. 176, vi. 863.
decas, s. P. 837, destruction.
deceipte, s. P. 541, i. 676, 753, iii. 184,
deceite, P. 114.
deceivable, a. ii. 1698, deceived;
ii. 2202, 3018, deceitful.
deceivant, a. i. 1214, iv. 2076;
as subst. ii. 1875.
deceive, v.a. i. 417, 751, viii. 2344:
v.n. i. 1207.
Decembre, vii. 1181, 4301.
decerte, s. i. 614, 1354, 3277, iii. 2293, iv. 1605,
pl. decertes, vii. 2049, service, merit.
decerve, see deserve.
decess, s. v. 3253, vii. 4516.
decide, v.a. P. 334, vii. 52, PP. 256.
declaracion, s. iv. 2228.
declare, v.n. i. 3436, iv. 312, v. 1380;
v.a. i. 73, v. 7399.
ded, a. i. 982, 3115, ii. 1855,
def. dede, ii. 840, 2647, iv. 2890,
the dede, (as subst.), i. 1445,
pl. dede, P. 9, i. 1037, iv. 1959, dead, killed.
Dedalion, iv. 2933.
Dedalus, iv. 1039, v. 5286.
dede, s. P. 228, i. 634, 1851,
in dede, i. 2933, iii. 329.
dedly, dedli, a. P. 904, i. 577, ii. 2571, iii. 274, iv. 2163, vi. 7,
dedlich (def.), vii. 5089, viii. 1355;
adv. iii. 1579, v. 6759.
deduit, s. viii. 2847, delight.
dee, s. v. 2437,
pl. dees, i. 54, iv. 1095, 1778, 2792, die,
pl. dice.
def, a. iv. 585.
deface, see desface.
defalte, s. P. 502, i. 1510, ii. 1856, iv. 1253,
in mi defalte, in thi d., iv. 3482, 3588,
defaulte, v. 537, vi. 271,
defaute, vii. 260, failure, want, fault.
defame, s. v. 5925, vii. 2055.
defence, defense, s. P. 218, 388, ii. 1806, iv. 1026, v. 1710, 5638, prohibition, protection.
defende, v.a. P. 421, i. 567, ii. 3411, iii. 2263, 2769, iv. 1672, 2338, protect, forbid.
defie (1), defye, v.a.n. i. 1043, iii. 503, vi. 723, 1203 ff., dissolve, digest.
defie (2), deffie, v.a. iv. 2848, vii. 2246, viii. 1066, defy.
defloure, v.a. v. 5812.
defoule, v.a. i. 977, 2835, iii. 2534, v. 2197, vi. 574;
v.n. iii. 586, pollute, destroy, outrage.
degre, degree, s. P. 50, 798, 930, i. 751, 1256, 2234, ii. 1224, v. 1688, condition, state, manner;
be degrees (degres), i. 258, iv. 2490, in gradation.
Deianire, Deianyre, ii. 2154 ff., iv. 2048 ff.,
Deyanire, viii. 2561.
Deïdamie, v. 3046 ff., Deÿdamie, viii. 2567.
deie, see dye.
deificacion, s. v. 934, 1173.
deifie, v.a. v. 776, 1148, 1494.
deigne, v.n. vi. 293, 1002;
impers. i. 2099, iv. 3564.
deinte, see deynte.
deintefull, a. vi. 813.
del, see diel.
delaie, deslaie, v.a. 1434, iv. 1755, 3399, vii. 5042, viii. 445;
v.n. ii. 1020.
delaiement, s..iv. 226, v. 5088.
delate, v.a. vii. 3103, set forth.
delay, s. ii. 824, 3418.
Delbora (1), iv. 2437.
Delbora (2), viii. 66,
acc. Delboram, viii. 72.
dele, v.n. i. 1225, 2762, ii. 3202, iii. 69, iv. 333, have to do, deal, consult.
deliberacioun, s. viii. 2302.
delicacie, s. P. 325, iv. 2434, vi. 608 ff.
delicat, a. vi. 666 ff., vii. 909.
delice, s. vi. 795,
pl. delices, i. 2673, iv. 1671, v. 876, delight.
delicious, a. vi. 671, 957, delightful, delicate.
delit, s. i. 442, iv. 384, 3014, v. 187 ff., pleasure, charm.
delitable, a. v. 2676.
delite, v.n. and refl. i. 2688, iv. 3357, vi. 510,
(delyte, viii. 3096*).
deliverance, s. i. 1584, v. 1657.
delivere, a. vii. 1855, viii. 681, active;
adv. vii. 458, readily.
delivere, v.a. v. 3549,
pp. delivered (of childbirth), ii. 935, iii. 202, iv. 459.
Delos, v. 1256.
Delphos, v. 1071.
delve, v.a.n. P. 352, i. 3256, v. 2159, dig, dig for.
demande, s. i. 3071, ii. 2973, iv. 2793, viii. 1489.
deme, dieme, v.a. P. 537, i. 1892, 2014, iii. 2101, iv. 1770;
v.n. iii. 340, 750, 1216, v. 5152,
deeme, vii. 2311: judge of, think good, condemn; decide, be judge.
demeine, s. viii. 2226,
pl. demeynes, v. 1332, possession.
demene, v.a. ii. 1101, deal with.
Demephon, iii. 1764, 1807, iv. 731 ff 2555.
Demetrius, ii. 1619 ff.
demeynes, seedemeine.
demonstracioun (-on), s. v. 7164*, vi. 1346.
dendides, vii. 842, (name of a stone).
dep, a. v. 4947,
depe, (def.) iv. 1715,
(pl.) i. 3069:
subst. the depe, ii. 1035.
departe(n), v.a. P. 468, 643, i. 2935, iv. 1317, v. 602, 1689, divide, distribute;
v.n. P. 169, ii. 2645, iii. 2750, iv. 2833, be separated, depart.
departinge, s. ii. 320.
depe, adv. i. 1679;
comp. deppere, ii. 2070.
depos, s. ii. 1757, see note.
depose, v.a. ii. 1017, 2750, vii. 3225, depose, put down.
depthe, s. vii. 180.
deputacion, s. vii. 2750.
dere, v.a. i. 1997, 2766, vii. 3803,
derie, vi. 1520, injure.
dere, a. see diere.
derie, see dere.
derk, a. P. 941, iii. 984,
def. derke, ii. 1892, iv. 815, 2843,
voc. i. 956,
pl. derke, i. 634:
as subst. the derke, v. 1893, viii. 1691.
derke, v.n. viii. 604, grow dark;
v.a. viii. 967, 3008*, darken.
derne, a. i. 1932, secret.
derthe, s. v. 4284.
desallowe, v.a. i. 1237,
desalowe, PP. 242.
descencion, s. iv. 2515.
descende, v.n. v. 4579, viii. 2787.
descente, s. vii. 1789, 3432.
descerve, see deserve.
descharge, s. viii. 3104*.
descharge, v.a. P. 302, set free.
desclos, disclos, a. iii. 192, 770, made known:
adv. v. 6724, openly.
desclose, v.a. i. 3401, iii. 435, v. 4030,
disclose, viii. 1237.
descoevere, discoevere, discovere, v.a. i. 2630, ii. 2054, 2384, iii. 778, 794.
descoloured, a. viii. 1908.
desconfit, v.a.pp. iii. 2467, vii. 2579, 3827,
disconfit, vii. 4428, defeated.
descord, discord, s. P. 121, 1046, iii. 1162, iv. 1734.
descordable, a. v. 2929, out of accord.
descordant, a. vii. 1020, 2314.
descorde, discorde, v.n. ii. 1893, v. 2926, vii. 398, viii. 2024.
descres, s. vii. 2054.
descripcion, s. vii. 1760.
descrive, v.a. i. 1690, iii. 468, iv. 2406,
descryve, vi. 1110.
desdeign, s. i. 2058, 2359, ii. 1714, iv. 2332, v. 6453.
desdeigne, v.a. i. 1243, v. 4804, viii. 2342.
desert, a. vii. 585,
pl. deserte, vii. 2164.
desert, s. iv. 2056, v. 1665.
deserve, v.a.n. P. 71*, 708, i. 170, 738, 1119, 2132, ii. 1279, 3268, iv. 3577, PP. 278,
decerve, v. 4575,
descerve, vii. 3934, earn, deserve.
desese, s. P. 178, 1007, i. 2881, ii. 50,
disese, iv. 1475,
(desease, viii. 3018), trouble.
desese, v.a. ii. 3010, vi. 64,
pp. desesed, i. 1352, ii. 248, iv. 209.
desespeir, s. iv. 3687, vii. 3727,
despeir, viii. 945.
desesperance, s. iv. 3499.
desface, deface, v.a. iv. 1322, v. 6308;
v.n. iv. 2844, viii. 2828.
desguise, v.a. P. 364, i. 2702 ff., iv. 3333.
deshonoured, pp. v. 5811, 7262.
desir, s. i. 599, 684, iv. 2567, v. 965.
desire, v.a. P. 221, i. 1205, 1481, ii. 1423;
v.n. P. 292, 682, i. 3289, ii. 2160, iv. 122.
desirous, a. i. 1413, ii. 2518.
deslaie, see delaie.
desobeie, v.a.n. i. 1315, iii. 1762.
desobeissance, s. i. 1307.
desobeissant, a. i. 1392, ii. 2507.
desolat, a. ii. 2651.
despeire, v.n. and refl. ii. 3347, iv. 3506, 3541.
despeired, a. ii. 1846, iii. 74, 1144, viii. 3012*, in despair, hopelessly bad.
despence, s. v. 4838, vii. 2066.
despende, v.a. P. 73, i. 1004, 1904, 3018, ii. 1126, iii. 877,
pret. despente, v. 1054.
despense, v.a. iii. 2553.
despise, v.a. i. 1356, 1978, iii. 564, iv. 2870, scorn, hate.
despit, s. i. 990, 2580, insult.
desplaie, v.a. ii. 1835,
displaie, v. 492.
desplese, v.a. i. 1387, iii. 528,
displese, vii. 4816.
desport, s. iv. 1188, 3100, v. 1425.
desporte, v.a. and refl. i. 1002, 2294.
despose, v.a. vii. 1809.
despreise, v.a. i. 2119.
despuile, v.a. i. 2206, 2906, viii. 2856, strip.
desputeisoun (-on), s. i. 1440, vii. 1821,
disputeisoun, vii. 1635.
desputen, v.n. ii. 310, iv. 812;
v.a. iv. 619.
destance, distance, s. iii. 611, 2695, vii. 2926, difference.
desteigne, v.a. i. 696, 966, ii. 2245, iv. 838, stain, disfigure.
destine, s. i. 1835, iv. 1915.
destourbance, s. ii. 642, 1951,
destorbance, iii. 2465, vii. 2836.
destourbe, destorbe, v.a. i. 221, 1688, iii. 373,
(pp. distourbid, PP. 153.)
destrauht, see distraght.
destresse, s. iii. 1605, iv. 462, v. 828,
distresse, distresce, ii. 3266, viii. 1609.
destruccioun, destruccion, s. i. 1105, iii. 973, iv. 1067.
destruie, v.a. i. 2836, iii. 1520,
pret. destruide, v. 2212,
pp. destruid, i. 3185, ii. 3355, iv. 225, 976, v. 1070.
determine, v.n. ii. 3204, viii. 2786;
v.a. vii. 63.
deth, s. P. 704, i. 1054,
genit. dethes (deadly), iii. 2657, v. 3533,
to dethe, i. 1448, ii. 1292,
fro dethe, ii. 3399,
fro deth, i. 1593, ii. 1525.
detraccioun, s. ii. 387, 534.
dette, s. iii. 2214, iv. 2588, v. 1552.
devel, iii. 663, vi. 1352,
genit. develes, ii. 3148,
cp. dieules.
devide, see divide.
devise, v.a. P. 464, i. 1544, 2178, ii. 1390, iii. 1208,
divise, P. 822, vii. 988, 1130, tell, contrive;
devise himself, i. 1817, decide.
devocioun (-on), s. i. 213, 801, ii. 3433.
devolte, a. i. 636, devoute, i. 669.
devoure, v.a. P. 314, i. 654, 1189, ii. 1842, iii. 327.
dew, s. vii. 4832,
pl. dewes, vii. 282.
deynte, deinte, a. P. 475, vi. 702.
deynte, s. v. 3838, vi. 741.
deyss, deis, s. vi. 2187, vii. 1886, high table, seat of state.
diademe, s. P. 765, ii. 2936.
Diana, Diane, i. 363, iv. 3238, v. 1250 ff., 6244 ff., viii. 1269, 1829.
dich, s. v. 7249, vi. 1281, 2324.
Dido, iv. 87, 141, viii. 2552.
diel, del, s. P. 137, v. 212, portion;
no del, no diel, P. 418, i. 2434, nothing:
as adv. nevere a diel, P. 878, not at all.
dieme, see deme.
diere, dere, a. i. 162, 3147, ii. 250, v. 1241 (of price):
adv. i. 381, iii. 880, iv. 2133,
deere, v. 6729.
diere, s. vi. 1915.
diete, s. i. 1707, vi. 252.
(a) dieu, ii. 2739.
dieules, s.genit. vi. 2345:
cp. devel.
difference, s. P. 451, v. 744.
differred, v.a.pp. ii. 3074, put aside.
dignite, dignete, s. P. 210, iii. 2170, vii. 4249,
pl. dignitees, ii. 2338.
dihte, v.a. i. 1131,
pret. dihte, v. 1200, 1364, 4252,
dighte, v. 5248,
pp. diht, ii. 2774, iv. 130,
dyht, ii. 822, v. 554, prepare, set in order.
dike, v.n. P. 352.
diligence, s. iv. 1075, 1792, 2584.
diligent, a. iv. 1126.
diminucioun, vii. 160.
dimme, adv. v. 4967, faintly (of voice):
cp. dymme, a.
Dindimus (1), iv. 2641.
Dindimus (2), v. 1453.
Diogenes, Diogene, iii. 1203 ff., vii. 2229 ff.
Diomedes, Diomede, ii. 2458, v. 3099, 7601, viii. 2534, 2569.
Dionise, viii. 546, 1345 ff.
Dionys, vii. 3341.
disciple, s. vii. 1453, viii. 1167, 2942*.
discipline, s. i. 942, iv. 294, v. 5326.
disclos, disclose, see desclos, &c.
disconfit, see desconfit.
discord, see descord.
discovere, discoevere, see descoevere.
discrecioun (-on), s. v. 264, vii. 2116.
discresce, v.n. v. 1851.
discrete, a. (pl.), vii. 2443.
discretly, adv. vii. 3342*.
disme, s. P. 269, tithe.
disour, s. vii. 2424.
dispers, a. v. 1497, 1729, vii. 2658.
displaie, see desplaie.
displese, see desplese.
disposed, a. i. 1253, 3785.
disposicioun (-on), s. P. 943, i. 1497, ii. 3255, iv. 2740.
disputeisoun, see desputeisoun.
dissencioun (-on), s. P. 781, iii. 595, 740, v. 3307.
dissevere, v.a. ii. 2229, iii. 1573;
v.n. iv. 2838.
dissh, s. ii. 699, v. 3853,
disch, v. 285.
dissimilacion, s. i. 957.
distance, see destance.
distempre, v.a. iii. 58, 1858.
distillacion, s. iv. 2513.
distille, v.a. P. 62*.
distraght, destrauht, pp. ii. 1745, iii. 7, vii. 6.
distreigne, v.a. ii. 1302, torment.
distresse, see destresse.
ditee, s. viii. 2945*.
diverse, v.n. P. 677, vii. 972, change;
pp. diversed, P. 29, vii. 1270, changed, made different.
diverse, a. P. 365, i. 426, 2463, ii. 2547, iii. 2101, vii. 3436,
divers, iii. 2290, vi. 69, different, perverse, evil.
diverseliche, adv. v. 218, 5940.
diversite, diversete, s. P. 988, v. 490, 1373.
divide, v.a. P. 127, 706,
devide, vii. 147;
v.n. P. 880, v. 1661.
divin, s. v. 142, divinity,
vii. 651, theologian.
divin, a.,
divine, (def. or fem.), ii. 3243,
dyvyn, v. 1058.
divine, v.a. i. 2861.
divinite, s. vii. 122.
divise, see devise.
divised, pp. ii. 3264, vii. 1241,
(devised, PP. 235), divided.
divisioun (-on), s. P. 576, 967, ii. 1743, vii. 4539.
do, don, v.a. (n.) P. 63, 271,
(doo, doon, P. 28*, 49*),
to (forto) done, P. 141, 483, i. 691, 995,
3 s. pres. doth, P. 286, 761, i. 1913,
pret. dede, P. 226, i. 561, 2579, ii. 2283, iii. 924, 1049,
(dide, PP. 348),
imperat. s. do, i. 2936,
pl. doth, i. 127,
pp. do, don, P. 857, i. 2599, ii. 770, 1234:
doth restore, P. 761,
doth ous forto wite, P. 286,
let do make, ii. 1286,
hath do slain, ii. 1799,
cp. iv. 816,
doth to seme, i. 614,
do that ther be, iv. 2520,
on dede, ii. 2283,
dede upon, iv. 2979, v. 3556,
do aweie, iv. 71,
do wey, vii. 5408: do, cause, make, put.
do, doo, s. iv. 1300, 1978, doe.
doaire, s. vii. 1257, province.
doelful, a. viii. 483.
doinge, s. v. 4631, 5743.
dole, s. iv. 252, vi. 356, vii. 1213, distribution.
dom, s. i. 1050, 1647, ii. 1732, vi. 2171, viii. 2113,
(doom, vii. 3152*), judgement, dominion:
day of dome, vii. 3560.
domb, see doumb.
domesdai (-day), s. v. 1905, vi. 806.
Domilde, ii. 947.
dominus, i. 215.
Donat, iv. 2641.
dore, s. P. 1083, ii. 2130, iv. 903.
Dorrence, vii. 3185.
Dorus, v. 1337.
dotard, s. vi. 2307.
double, a. P. 130, i. 635 (deceitful), ii. 341, 3343;
as subst. ii. 333.
double, v.a. ii. 349.
doubte, see doute.
doubtif, a. vi. 2171.
doubtous, a. vii. 3524.
doumb, domb, a. iv. 345, 585, vi. 447.
doun, s. iv. 3021, down.
doun, down, adv. P. 570, i. 1155,
up so doun, ii. 1744, iii. 80,
a doun. iv. 2710.
dounes, s.pl. iv. 1583, hills.
dounward, adv. vii. 5073.
doute, v.a. i. 404, v. 3602,
doubte, i. 2892;
v.n. iv. 62: fear.
doute, s. P. 562, i. 2222, 3124, v. 181,
doubte, iv. 1022,
stant no d., ii. 2124, iv. 2118,
cp. iii. 2536.
dowhter, douhter, s. i. 1841, iv. 1535,
doghter, ii. 638,
doughter, ii. 663,
genit. dowhter, i. 3208, ii. 1469,
dowhtres, i. 3231, iii. 218,
pl. dowhtres, douhtres, i. 391, v. 7310,
doghtres, v. 3049.
dowhterles, a. viii. 903.
dragon, dragoun, s. v. 3718, 3989, vi. 1984.
drake, s. vii. 362, dragon.
drawe, v.a.n. P. 69, i. 1745, ii. 519, iii. 946, viii. 1948,
3 s.pres. drawth, P. 1002,
draweth, i. 2336, 3 s.pret.
drowh, drouh, P. 792, i. 819, ii. 1580, 2695, iii. 2084, iv. 35, v. 4046,
drogh, iv. 3192,
pl. drowe(n), drowhe, i. 1041, 1136, iii. 1040, iv. 2026, vii. 3346*,
imperat. draugh, PP. 384,
pp. drawe, v. 5457, vii. 4625.
drawhte, drauhte, s. iii. 2057, v. 4167, vi. 253, draught.
drecche, v.a. i. 621, 2097, iv. 2896,
dreche, iv. 1185;
v.n. iv. 102, vii. 5009, viii. 755: deceive, torment, while away, debase; delay.
drecchinge, s. iv. 3476, tormenting.
drecchinge, a. v. 3975.
drede, v.a. refl. and n. P. 500, i. 2245, iii. 180, 1321,
pret. dradde, i. 1668, v. 2814, 5003,
drad, viii. 1368,
dredde, v. 3355,
imperat. dred, i. 2246.
drede, s. P. 1082, i. 1987,
pl. dredes, vii. 411,
withoute drede, ii. 2388, v. 68 (doubtless).
dredful(l), a. i. 435, 2133, iv. 3382, vii. 3131, terrible;
ii. 2622, timorous.
dreie, a. i. 2042, ii. 2224, v. 1664,
drie, drye, v. 4143, vii. 379, dry:
cp. drye.
dreie, v.a. iii. 695.
dreint, dreynte, see drenche.
drem, s. P. 599, ii. 3376, iv. 2729,
pl. dremes, iv. 3575.
dreme, v.n. iii. 51, iv. 2722, 3285.
drenche, v.a.n. vii. 4277,
pret. dreynte, iv. 1030, 3061,
pp. dreint, dreynt, ii. 1122, 1826, v. 1342, 1870, 4352,
def. dreinte, iv. 3093: drown.
drery, a. vii. 3312*.
Driades, v. 1333.
drink, drinke, s. ii. 3099, iii. 2611, iv. 1719,
pl. drinkes, v. 1472.
drinke(n), v.a.n. P. 318, i. 1390, 2309, vii. 3513,
drynke, iii. 1402, 3 s.pres.
drinkth, i. 1708,
drynkth, vi. 72,
drinketh, v. 253,
pret. drank, iii. 895,
dronk, ii. 1008,
pl. drunke, i. 2645, vi. 472,
dronken, vi. 591,
imperat. drink, i. 2551,
pp. drunke(n), vi. 374, 388.
drinkeles, a. vi. 57, without drink.
drive, see dryve.
dronkelew, a. vi. 106,
drunken.
drope, s. v. 4147, 4752.
droppe, v. vi. 1043, vii. 5263.
druerie, s. iv. 2713, vi. 1290, courtship.
drunke(n), a. P. 343, ii. 1010, v. 145, vi. 73 ff.
drunkenesse, s. vi. 585.
drunkenhiede, s. vi. 566.
drunkeschipe, dronkeschipe, s. v. 150, vi. 15.
drye, dryhe, v.a. iv. 2836, 3474, vi. 1085, endure.
drye, dreie, s. P. 977, vii. 271, 445.
dryve, v.a.n. ii. 712, 718, 1906, iv. 1853,
drive, ii. 729,
dryve forth, spend (time), P. 374, ii. 1309, iv. 3390,
pret. drof, iii. 1048, iv. 1020,
pp. drive, P. 578, iv. 1027.
duale, s. vi. 388, narcotic draught.
duc, duck, see duk.
due, a. P. 457, ii. 2928, iv. 510, 3247, vii. 4195 (dewe, PP. 196), owing, fitting, bound (?).
dueliche, duely, adv. vii. 4570, viii. 2374.
duelle(n), dwelle, P. 2, 142, 818, i. 147, ii. 1265, iii. 1338, vii. 2980,
pret. duelte, i. 2488, v. 2084, remain, dwell.
duellinge, s. iv. 1979, vii. 458.
duete, s. P. 258, iv. 3204,
(duite, viii. 3101).
duistre, s. i. 1027, guide.
duk, duc, duck, s. i. 782 ff., 2644, iii. 1987, iv. 1525, vii. 1917, 3747,
genit. dukes, i. 2639,
duckes, iv. 477, duke, leader.
dull, a. v. 1948, vi. 150,
pl. dulle, iv. 947, PP. 207.
dulle, v.a. P. 14.
durable, a. PP. 301.
duresce, s. P. 411.
dwelle, see duelle.
dwyne, v.n. iv. 3440, pine away.
dyamant, vii. 1333.
dyche, v.a. i. 3256:
cp. dike.
dyches, s.pl. v. 19.
dye, die, deie, v.n. P. 978, 990, i. 127, 1333, 1972, ii. 701, 1858, iv. 3065,
pret. deide, ii. 692, 1161, v. 1079,
deiede, iv. 1593,
dyde, P. 705,
dide, PP. 190,
pres. part. deyinge, i. 1710.
dyht, see dihte.
dymme, a.pl. viii. 2826:
cp. dimme.
Dyon, v. 1049.
E
ease, see ese.
ebbe, v.n. P. 933.
ebbes, s.pl. vii. 723.
Eccho, v. 4618, 4644.
ecclesiaste, vii. 4491.
ech, pron. P. 375, i. 817, iv. 500,
eche, P. 516, i. 2061,
ech other, i. 2489.
Echates, v. 3981, 4035.
echedaies, s.genit. v. 512.
echon, pron. P. 1049, i. 1854, iv. 2094.
eclipse, v.n. P. 919, v. 769, viii. 2600.
Ector, see Hector.
eddre, s. iv. 2109,
addre, v. 3967,
thaddre, v. 3528.
Edwyn, ii. 1319.
eem, see em.
eere, see ere.
effect, s. iii. 2395, vi. 931,
theffect, iv. 1759.
effeminat, a. vii. 4304.
eft, efte, adv. i. 160, 963, ii. 2570, iv. 2111, 2858, v. 5789 f., vii. 2334, after, again.
eftsone, adv. ii. 1305, iv. 806,
eftsones, iv. 2830.
Eges, vii. 351.
Egeüs, iii. 2561, v. 5255, 5259.
eggetol, s. v. 3708.
Egiona, iii. 2173, 2185.
Egipcienes, &c. see thegipcienes.
Egipte, ii. 2549, 2628, v. 789, 814 ff., 1592, 1653, vi. 1797 ff., vii. 924.
Egistus, Egiste, iii. 1906 ff., 2029 ff.
egle, s. vi. 2200, vii. 630, eagle.
eighte, num. vii. 1110 ff.,
eyhte, viii. 81.
eile, eyle, eille, v.n. i. 971, ii. 1348, iii. 2296, v. 7444, vi. 172,
impers. vi. 386, ail.
eir (1), air, s. P. 921, vi. 943, vii. 255 ff.,
their, thair, iii. 1215, v. 3993: air.
eir (2), s. see heir.
either, pron.a. ii. 630, v. 1662,
eyther, vii. 1193.
ek, eke, adv. P. 154, 913, i. 865, ii. 2931,
ek also, ii. 1233,
(eek, P. 57*, vii. 3180*).
ekinge, s. iv. 622.
Elda, ii. 726 ff.
elde, s. v. 4183, viii. 2828, (person) viii. 2667.
eldemoder, s. iv. 2251.
eldeste, a.superl. def. v. 3047, vii. 557.
eleborum, vii. 1336.
eleccioun (-on), P. 365, 435, vi. 1167, vii. 46.
Eleine, see Heleine.
element, s. vii. 372,
pl. elementz, v. 773, vii. 218 ff.,
thelementz, v. 759.
elitropius, s. vii. 841, (name of a stone).
elixir, elixer, s. iv. 2522, 2577.
ellefthe, a. vii. 1393, eleventh.
elles, adv. P. 290, 477, i. 1574, 2344, ii. 3382,
(ellis, viii. 3078),
elles where, ii. 1979, iii. 2079.
elleswhere, adv. P. 9, iv. 164,
see elles.
ellevene, num. vii. 1186.
eloquence, s. iii. 440, iv. 2651,
pl. eloquences, vii. 1631.
eloquent, a. vii. 37, viii. 393.
em, s. i. 1517, v. 3289,
eem, vi. 474,
genit. emes, i. 1489, uncle.
embatailled, pp. ii. 1837, 2619.
embrace, enbrace, v.a. P. 90, i. 1286, ii. 2082, iv. 58, 409, v. 24,
embraseth, iii. 1483, take in hand, embrace, obtain;
i. 431, put on the arm.
embrouded, enbrouded, pp. iv. 1319, vi. 1554,
embroudred, i. 2511.
embuisshed, pp. ii. 3007.
embuisschement, see thembuisschementz.
Emilius, ii. 1776.
empeire, v.a. P. 453, iii. 1143, iv. 3505;
v.n. P. 833, ii. 367, 3068: damage, make worse; become worse.
empeirement, s. v. 2161, vii. 1158, harm.
emperesse, s. viii. 2612.
emperour, s. P. 726, iii. 2393,
themperour, i. 762,
genit. emperoures, ii. 1219.
empire, s. P. 681, 721, i. 2793, ii. 2709,
thempire, P. 767.
emprise, s. P. 1018, i. 2066, ii. 2358, iii. 1017, iv. 1898, v. 905, vii. 1850, 4251, 4778, viii. 174, boldness, valour, worth, object.
emty, a. i. 1681.
enbrouded, see embrouded.
enbrouderie, s. iv. 1175.
encence, encense, s. v. 1568, vii. 4509.
enchantement, s. i. 477, iv. 765.
enchanting, s. iv. 648.
enchaunte, v.a. i. 470, ii. 481, 2492, iii. 178.
encheson, s. i. 2440, 2747, v. 7354, occasion.
enclin, a. ii. 3177, vi. 585.
encline, v.a. iv. 3565;
v.n. v. 1637, viii. 2083:
enclined, pp. ii. 271.
enclose, v.a. iii. 1333, v. 21, 4029,
(pp. enclosid, viii. 2942.)
encluyed, pp. iv. 1345,
enclowed, viii. 113, hurt with a nail, nailed.
encombre, v.a. ii. 1770, vii. 5219, endanger, harass.
encourtine, v.a. i. 877, curtain.
encresce, encresse, v.a.n. P. 1036, i. 672, ii. 3428, iv. 782, v. 6476, vi. 2272.
encress, s. i. 3342, ii. 1666, v. 3, 7712,
encres, viii. 74, increase, advancement.
ende, P. 162, 556, i. 1067, 1616, ii. 2753, iii. 1380, v. 5670, viii. 697, 1219,
thende, P. 883.
ende, v.a.n. P. 74, i. 2110, iv. 2900, v. 194, vi. 1781.
endeles, i. 2717, iii. 2466;
adv. P. 662, ii. 3429.
enderday, s. i. 98,
ender day, v. 7400.
endite, v.a.n. P. 22, ii. 412, 2046, iii. 270, PP. 381, compose, accuse, examine.
enditour, s. iv. 2411.
endlong, prep. ii. 689, iii. 1031;
adv. iii. 1209: along.
endure, v.a.n. i. 131, ii. 259, iv. 2105.
endyng, s. vi. 2376.
Eneas, Enee, i. 1095, 1124, iv. 78 ff., 2183, v. 1400, viii. 2553.
enemie, s.fem., v. 6753,
anemie, viii. 1355.
enemy, s. iii. 12, 1532, iv. 2186,
pl. enemys, enemis, iv. 1953, v. 7397.
enfile, v.a. vii. 4333, thread.
enformacion (-oun), s. i. 2270, ii. 2783, v. 593.
enforme, v.a.n. i. 276, 1340, 1974, 3229, ii. 2121, 2499, iv. 923, relate, instruct, enform.
Engelond, P. 24, ii. 1581, vii. 753, PP. 359.
engendre, v.a.n. P. 987, ii. 2841, 3176.
engin, engyn, s. ii. 1956, iv. 2438, 2637, v. 2156, disposition, ingenuity, device.
engine, v.a. i. 878, 1101, ii. 2116, deceive, entrap.
enginous, a. vii. 433, quick-witted.
englissh, s. P. 23, iii. 21,
Engleissh, vi. 985,
(englesch, viii. 3108).
englue, v.a. iii. 1553, iv. 3363, fasten, ensnare.
enhabite, v.a. iii. 1335, viii. 93.
enheritance, s. v. 5553.
enke, s. iii. 298, 1070, viii. 2213, ink.
enlumined, pp. vii. 64.
enoignte, v.a. v. 3601,
pp. enoynt, v. 3599,
enoignt, vii. 4247,
enoignted, vi. 1974.
enquere, v.a. ii. 488, vii. 2771.
ensamplaire, see essamplaire.
ensample, s. P. 196, i. 1405, iv. 2339,
(essample, PP. 93).
ensample(n), v.a. P. 47;
refl. iv. 3684, v. 5159, vii. 4441;
essampled, P. 7.
ensamplerie, s. P. 496, v. 4935,
essamplerie, vi. 1385.
ensele, v.a. viii. 2699, seal.
enspire, v.a. iv. 2200, vii. 4003, viii. 2976*.
entaile, s. i. 1088, 1252, iv. 374, v. 1499, 2442,
entaille, iv. 2990, form, fashion, sculpture.
entame, v.a. i. 709, wound;
v. 3482, begin.
entencion, s. iv. 2270, 2516.
entendable, a. vii. 2146.
entendance, s. viii. 2488, service.
entendant, a. ii. 1623, v. 1352, viii. 2695.
entende, v.n. P. 253, 376, ii. 3412, iii. 2347, iv. 1735, pay attention, undertake.
entendement, s. i. 3122, ii. 584, iv. 1767, vii. 609, 1701, understanding, meaning, instruction.
entente, s. P. 668, 1023, i. 60, 825, 1121, 1770, ii. 1002, 2669, meaning, purpose, thought.
enterdit, s. ii. 2979, 3013.
entermette, v.refl. ii. 66, interfere.
enterrement, s. v. 5727, viii. 1523.
entre, s. i. 1144, ii. 2131, 3033.
entrecomune, v.n. ii. 3249.
entren, v.n. vii. 3215*.
entrike, v.a. iii. 2340, iv. 3042, 3298, vii. 1577, ensnare, entangle.
entronize, v.a. vii. 2416,
intronize, ii. 2822,
inthronized, viii. 6.
envenime, envenyme, v.a. ii. 2237, iii. 2457, vi. 3, envenom, poison.
envie, s. P. 347, i. 3083, 3441, ii. 10 ff.,
(envye, P. 58*).
envie, v.a. ii. 2828, 3104.
envious, a. ii. 223, 318,
thenvious, ii. 1728;
as subst. ii. 345.
environe, v.a. vi. 2239, vii. 240, encompass.
enviroun, adv. ii. 1474, vi. 2236.
eny, pron. P. 387, i. 2419, &c.,
any, i. 14,
pl. eny, v. 2039,
enye, v. 921:
eny thing, as adv. ii. 2057.
Eolen, Eole, ii. 2263 ff., v. 6808 ff., 6884 ff., viii. 2510.
Eolus, iii. 143, iv. 735, v. 968,
pl. Eoli, v. 978.
Ephesim, viii. 1156, 1793 ff.
Ephiloquorus, iv. 2409.
epitaphe, s. iv. 3359, 3670,
epitaffe, viii. 1531.
Epius, i. 1091.
equacion, s. vi. 1959.
equite, s. ii. 3327, vii. 2816.
er, adv. ii. 1995, vii. 2285,
err, vii. 687,
ar, ii. 2141, iv. 1422:
prep. er this, P. 513, i. 610,
er dai, v. 2182,
or this, i. 1944:
er, conj. P. 503, i. 911, 1122,
(er that), iv. 2068.
ere, s. P. 236, i. 2181, &c.,
eere, P. 10, ear.
ere, eere, v.a.n. i. 3257, v. 819, plough.
Ericon, v. 1401.
Eridian, v. 4005.
eringe, s. v. 1228, ploughing.
Eriphile, iii. 2565.
Eritheüs, vii. 853.
erl, s. i. 3376.
erldom, s. i. 3354.
erli, erly, a. vi. 1605:
adv. i. 2176, iv. 1829,
erliche, v. 2313.
Ermenie, see Armenye.
ernest, s., ernest and game, &c., P. 462, ii. 528, iii. 549, iv. 50, viii. 856.
erre, v.n. P. 355, ii. 2963, v. 1893.
errour, s. P. 511, v. 812, 1620.
erst, adv. iii. 376, iv. 805, v. 1778.
erthe, P. 40, 614, i. 2796, 3251,
therthe, i. 3265, earth, clay.
erthly, erthli, a. P. 201, i. 2889, iv. 1322,
ertheli, erthely, iii. 2520, PP. 63.
eschange, s. P. 207, i. 2330, viii. 2259.
eschape, see ascape.
eschete, s. i. 3354.
eschu, a. v. 4748, shy.
eschuie, v.a.n. i. 945, 1212, 2255, 2667, ii. 3250, iii. 1674,
teschuie, vii. 3247,
eschue, P. 458, v. 7002, avoid, escape.
Esculapius, v. 1059 ff.
Esdras, iv. 2407.
ese, s. i. 3052, ii. 49, 3122, iv. 1814, v. 3629,
aise, viii. 1352, 1718,
pl. eses, vii. 4359,
eases, iv. 1089.
ese, v.a.n. ii. 247, 3183, vi. 893, vii. 2616.
esely, adv. v. 5027, gently.
Esiona, v. 7215,
acc. Esionam, Eseonen, v. 7275, viii. 2518.
esmaie, v.refl. v. 3348;
pp. esmaied, iii. 58, iv. 1372.
Eson, v. 3255, 3931 ff.
espeir, s. ii. 1551, 3147, iii. 2707, hope.
espiaile, s. vi. 1643.
espleit, s. v. 3924, success.
esposaile, s. iv. 1498,
espousaile, v. 5815.
essamplaire, ensamplaire, s. iv. 887, vii. 3143, 4026.
essampled, essamplerie, see ensample, &c.
essoine, s. i. 1778, excuse.
estat, see astat.
estre, s. ii. 3370, abode.
estrete, s. i. 1344, extraction, origin.
estward, adv. ii. 1088, vii. 569.
esy, esi, a. vii. 1540, viii. 2159.
ete, v.a.n. P. 318, i. 2844, v. 2405,
3 s.pres. ett, vi. 1139,
pret. eet, i. 2977, ii. 3029, v. 851,
pl. eete, vi. 1173,
pp. ete(n), iii. 1401, v. 5902.
eternal, a. viii. 2973.
eterne, a. P. 586.
eth, a. i. 544, easy.
Ethiope, iv. 649.
Ethna, P. 329, ii. 20, 163, 2837, v. 1289.
etique, s. vii. 1651, ethics.
Eurice, ii. 2267.
Europe, v. 7340, vii. 533, 579.
eutonye, vi. 1318.
evangile, s. PP. 217.
Eve, iv. 2225, viii. 28 ff.
eve(n), s. i. 858, ii. 2888, vi. 368,
even liht, iv. 2804.
evel, a. iii. 1272,
def. evele, v. 2331:
adv. evele, iv. 3266, v. 146,
evel mouthed, v. 519.
evel, s. v. 4926,
evele, vii. 1549.
evene, a. as subst., in evene, i. 2, iv. 3294, v. 1702,
hir evene, v. 3386:
adv. i. 2819, ii. 175, 3401, v. 75,
evene liche, iii. 2397, vii. 3033.
evenynge, see thevenynge.
evere, adv. P. 38, 335, i. 1641,
for evere, ii. 1581,
evere in on, i. 1795.
everich, pron. vi. 171, each one.
everich, a. see every.
evermore, everemore, adv. i. 1330, ii. 442,
evermor, everemor, P. 980, i. 34, v. 671, PP. 138,
everemo, i. 1381, iv. 3590,
evermo, i. 1852, (evere mo, viii. 3004*),
for everemo, i. 1161, vii. 3843.
every, pron.a. P. 28, i. 1202, (everi, PP. 199),
everich (everych) on, ii. 2020, vii. 1305, 4419;
cp. everychon.
everychon, everichon, pron. i. 246, 2103, iv. 714, 1311;
cp. every.
everydel, everydiel, s. P. 641, iii. 836, 929;
adv. P. 828, ii. 1253.
evidence, s. P. 332, i. 1074, 1160, iv. 3054,
in evidence, i. 1857, ii. 2678,
pl. evidences, iv. 2665.
evident, a. vii. 3859.
exalacion, s. vii. 330.
examinacioun, s. ii. 313.
examine, v.a. iv. 293.
excede, v.a. i. 541, iv. 3525, v. 247.
excellence, s. PP. 375.
excepte, v.a. vii. 2745, accept.
excercise, s. vi. 532.
excess, s. v. 4457.
excessif, a. vii. 2722.
excitacioun, s. vi. 567.
excite, v.a. vi. 509, vii. 4276.
exclude, v.a. viii. 2711.
excusable, a. i. 1029.
excusacioun, s. iv. 330, v. 7094*.
excuse(n), v.a. P. 488, 522, i. 733, 2102, 2723, vi. 121,
(pp. excusid, viii. 3111), excuse, give as excuse.
excusement, s. i. 1022.
excusinge, s. i. 1929.
execucioun (-on), s. vii. 3081, viii. 1952.
execut, pp. ii. 1742.
exil, s. v. 1221, vii. 3012.
exile, v.a. P. 280, i. 1055, ii. 1845, iii. 2179, v. 862.
expectant, a. ii. 1712.
expence, s. vii. 2027.
experience, s. i. 217, 1073, v. 321,
thexperience, P. 331.
expert, a. vii. 27.
exponde, v.a. P. 663, 823, 873,
expounde, i. 2867.
exposicioun (-on), s. i. 2932, iv. 2739.
expresse, a. v. 3220, viii. 2185.
expressly, adv. iii. 2331.
extorcion (-oun), s. v. 5511, vii. 2190, viii. 3015.
extremite, s. iv. 2489, v. 7641,
thextremetes, iv. 2565.
ey, s. i. 2545, vi. 2225, vii. 617, egg.
eyhte, see eighte.
eyhtetiene, num. i. 1803, vii. 1025.
eyther, see either.
F
Fa crere, ii. 2122 ff.
fable, s. P. 864, ii. 2800, v. 1270.
Fabricius, vii. 2784.
face, s. P. 130, i. 966, i. 3327.
facounde, faconde, s. v. 3126, vii. 36, eloquence.
fade, a. ii. 403, iii. 310, viii. 637, PP. 102:
adv. i. 2043.
fade, v.n. ii. 2738, iv. 3454, vii. 3046;
faded, pp. iv. 3208, vii. 744.
fader, s. i. 216, &c.,
fadre, ii. 2519, iii. 1946,
genit. fader, i. 2557, 3334, ii. 1483, 1625, &c.,
fadres, iii. 263, vi. 401.
faderhode, s. iv. 527.
faie, faye, a. i. 2317, ii. 1019, iv. 1321, v. 3769;
as subst. v. 4105.
faierie, s. ii. 964, 1593, v. 5003, 7073.
faile, v.n. P. 650, i. 896, 1968, iv. 934, 1722,
faille, iii. 2184, vi. 751,
failen of, i. 1059.
faile, s. P. 1032, i. 3113, ii. 2534.
fain, a. i. 2759, iii. 1666:
adv. fain wolde, i. 1433, ii. 1415,
fayn, ii. 491, v. 3789.
fair, a. i. 362, 779, 1100, 1899,
(feir, viii. 3010*),
pl. faire, i. 353;
comp. fairer, fairere, ii. 1247, v. 4810;
superl. def. i. 767, 1804.
faire, adv. P. 600, i. 1131, 3415.
faiterie, s. i. 179, false pretence.
faitour, s. i. 174, 689.
fal, fall, s. P. 336, ii. 227, v. 4950.
fallas, s. i. 645, iv. 2509, vii. 2186.
falle(n), v.n. P. 372, 528, 972, i. 39, 683, v. 3654,
3 s. pres. falth, P. 545, i. 24,
falleth, v. 5485,
pret. fel, fell, P. 619, 692, i. 761, ii. 2160,
pl. felle(n), P. 782, i. 2083,
subj. felle, i. 3151, vii. 4253.
fals, a. i. 3063,
def. fals, P. 739, i. 680, ii. 404,
false, i. 1107, ii. 824,
voc. false, iii. 1252,
pl. false, i. 871,
as subst. v. 7392;
superl. falseste, v. 6047:
adv., false tunged, ii. 1750.
false(n), v.a.n. ii. 2150, v. 5182, violate, break faith.
falshed, falshede, falshiede, s. i. 1009, ii. 857, 1692, v. 927, 2956,
falshod(e), ii. 1755, v. 6012, vii. 1533.
falsly, adv. ii. 1280, 2765,
falsliche, v. 5920.
falssemblant, s. ii. 1876 ff.
falswitnesse, s. v. 2863 ff.
falte, s. vi. 286, want.
fame, s. P. 100, i. 1415, 2412, iii. 1019.
familier, a. vii. 3147.
famine, famyne, s. iii. 2268, v. 4284, viii. 551.
famous, a. iii. 2373, v. 7125*.
fantasie, s. ii. 1408, iii. 126, v. 441,
pl. fantasies, ii. 2898.
fantosme, s. v. 5011, vii. 2589.
fare, v.n. P. 646, i. 110, 1976, ii. 2040,
2 s.pres. farst, iv. 626,
3 s.pres. farth, iii. 1079, vii. 1288,
fareth, iv. 244,
pret. ferde, i. 97, 910, ii. 111,
ferd, viii. 2445,
pp. ferd, i. 445,
fare(n), iii. 2692, v. 3797, viii. 1555 f.,
imperat. fare (wel), iii. 305, iv. 1378,
(cp. farewel),
pres.p. (wel) farende, v. 3381.
fare, s. i. 2291, iv. 440, v. 1379, 1611, 1987, doing, condition, business.
farewel, v. 4218, vi. 1654,
farwel, v. 7758.
fast, a. iv. 903.
faste, adv. P. 370, i. 473, 984, 2302,
fast, vii. 3325:
als faste, i. 414, 474, quickly;
fast aslepe, ii. 2870;
faste, ii. 1089, close,
faste by, i. 897, ii. 756, iv. 666,
cp. fasteby.
faste, s. vi. 850.
faste, v.n. i. 660, ii. 244, iv. 814.
fasteby, adv. vi. 1993, vii. 4758;
cp. faste, adv.
fastnen, v.n. v. 3598.
fat, a. P. 474, v. 1947,
pl. fatte, iv. 1310.
fate, s. v. 1159.
faucon, s. iii. 2430, vii. 1842.
Faunus, v. 6833 ff.
favorable, a. ii. 1697, iv. 443, vii. 3976, partial, favourable.
favour, s. vii. 2789, 2844.
favoure, v.n. iv. 2254;
v.a. v. 5328.
faye, see faie.
Februer, vii. 1234.
fecche, v.a. vii. 5010:
cp. fette.
fede, v.a. and refl. P. 466, i. 2823,
fiede, v. 2009,
feede, vi. 632,
pret. fedde, i. 2830, 5301,
pp. fedd, fed, ii. 244, v. 1719, vi. 792.
Fedra, v. 5395, 5481,
Phedra, viii. 2514.
fee, s. viii. 543, property;
pl. fees, i. 53, iv. 1096, wages.
feer, see ferr.
feere, feerful, see fere, ferful.
feigne, v.a.n. P. 416, i. 166, 595, 1103, 2197, ii. 654, v. 928 (refl.),
(feyne, P. 60*, feine, PP. 312),
pp. feigned, i. 797, 1084, v. 3051 (disguised), vii. 3539.
feihte(n), v.n. P. 1020, i. 1427, ii. 2177, iv. 1674,
feighte, iv. 2081, 2111,
fihte, fyhte, P. 215, iii. 1648, iv. 1508, v. 1475,
(fighte, PP. 251),
pret. foghte, iii. 2651, iv. 2095,
fawht, v. 5360.
feint, a. i. 1217, v. 4351,
def. feinte, v. 6945,
pl. feinte, iv. 118, false, sluggish, faint.
feintise, s. i. 175, feigning.
feir, see fair.
feire, s. P. 454, i. 301, ii. 3067, v. 565, fair.
feith, s. P. 237, i. 707, 2216;
in good feith, i. 727, iv. 665;
make his feith (give his assurance), v. 2897, 2924.
felaschipe, s. P. 1015, i. 1163, ii. 326, iv. 1958,
felaschip, ii. 1217.
felawe, s. P. 795, i. 1244, 3042, ii. 2031, 2366,
felaw, ii. 333, vii. 2292,
felawh, ii. 1965,
fela, ii. 318, v. 2420, fellow, sharer, equal.
feld, s. P. 838, i. 2469, ii. 1838, 2593, v. 5964,
field, iv. 1832, 2091, 2377, v. 3745, field, battle.
fele, a.pl. iii. 828, v. 208;
as subst. iv. 1069, v. 6970, many.
felicite, s. i. 206, vii. 933.
fell, a. i. 68, iii. 2655,
pl. felle, v. 2744, cruel.
fell, s. v. 3816, 4243, skin.
felle (1), see fille.
felle (2), v.a. i. 2903, ii. 2298, fell.
felonie, s. ii. 215, 884, iii. 336, iv. 3580.
feloun, a. vii. 1123, viii. 1393.
felt, felte, see fiele.
felthe, s. ii. 422, filth.
femele, a. as subst. iv. 1301, vii. 4215.
femeline, a. v. 5550.
Feminee, iv. 2140, v. 2548.
fend, s. ii. 705, v. 1582, 4885, vii. 5335, fiend.
fenele, s. vii. 1327, fennel.
fennes, s.pl. viii. 160, fens.
fer, a. see ferr.
fer, s. see fyr.
ferde, ferd, see fare.
fere, s. (1), P. 57*, i. 462, 1439, 2205, ii. 46, iii. 1524, v. 5676,
feere, ii. 696, iii. 1396, fear.
fere, s. (2), see fiere.
fere, feere, v.a. ii. 578, fear;
refl. feere, iii. 454, be afraid.
ferforth, adv. P. 29*, i. 2690, ii. 1596, iv. 2139.
ferforthli, adv. ii. 77, viii. 1229.
ferful (1), feerful, a. iv. 360, v. 1860, vii. 306, 3561.
ferke, v.a. viii. 603, convey.
ferme, ferm, a. vii. 3175, viii. 1109.
ferr, fer, feer, a. P. 261, i. 2378, iii. 68, v. 1507, vii. 311,
def. ferre, iii. 1901, far, distant:
adv. P. 565, i. 1042, 1313, iii. 878, iv. 831, 931,
feer, i. 570;
compar. ferre, iii. 71:
a ferr, i. 2335, iii. 1039,
afer, v. 318.
ferst, a.,
def. ferste, i. 580, ii. 1307, 1676,
(firste, v. 7017*, PP. 198),
ferst, iii. 27,
ate ferste, P. 522, iv. 895:
adv. P. 198, i. 998,
ferste, iv. 2601, vii. 1530,
(first, viii. 3082).
ferthe, a.,
def. ii. 1875, iv. 2482, PP. 1, fourth.
ferthest, adv. iv. 13.
fest, s. ii. 468, fist.
feste, s. i. 2499, iv. 1483, v. 1018.
fet, s. viii. 2415, deed, feat.
fethere, s. iv. 107,
pl. fetheres, fethers, iv. 1049, v. 6204, 6209.
fethrebed, s. iv. 3020.
fette(n), v.a. i. 2548, iv. 646, viii. 1413,
pret. fette, v. 2779,
pp. fet, fett, i. 2549, ii. 2686, iv. 1851, fetch, get.
feture, s. iv. 380, v. 2598, viii. 2977,
pl. fetures, vii. 4877, feature, make.
fewe, a.pl. P. 22, i. 1424,
as subst. iv. 2614;
a fewe, ii. 1507, iv. 1286.
fieble, a. P. 887, iii. 269, iv. 1392,
(feble, viii. 3127),
sup. fieblest, vii. 4296;
as subst. P. 615.
fieble, v.a. vi. 373.
fieblesce, s. ii. 2272.
fiede, see fede.
fiedinge, s. vi. 746, 941.
field, see feld.
fieldwode, s. v. 4039, see note.
fiele, v.a.n. ii. 3015, iii. 2730, v. 1043,
pret. felte, i. 2497,
felt, viii. 2165,
pp. felt, i. 210, feel, think.
fielinge, s. P. 951, vi. 344.
fierce, see fiers.
fiere, ii. 349, companion;
in fiere, in fere, i. 993, ii. 710, viii. 1753, together.
fiers, a. vii. 899,
pl. fierce, v. 3517.
fievere, s. v. 464 ff., 5995.
fieverous, a. v. 589.
fifte, a.def. ii. 2320, vii. 611.
fiftene, num. vii. 1304.
fight, s. PP. 68.
figure, s. P. 620, i. 1530, iv. 2563,
pl. figures, P. 918.
figure, v.a. vii. 1016, 1032, shape, figure.
fihte, fyhte, see feihte.
fille, felle, s. iii. 2609, v. 255, 1680, fill.
fille, felle, v.a. ii. 3448, v. 2205, vi. 590, viii. 34, fill.
fin, a. P. 606, vi. 1891,
pl. fine, v. 1548,
fyne, iv. 2554.
a fin, iv. 60, at last:
cp. afyn.
final, a. P. 982, i. 1647, iii. 1816,
(fynal, viii. 3088*),
in final, viii. 3106.
finali, finaly, adv. i. 1956, ii. 1050, iii. 75, v. 595.
finde, fynde, v.a. P. 94, 572, iii. 2056,
3 s.pres. fint, fynt, ii. 394, 2129, iv. 3403,
pret. fond, i. 113, 2337, v. 2690, vii. 3300,
pl. founde(n), P. 812, i. 1109,
pp. founde(n), i. 2299, v. 6814, vi. 633; find, invent, provide.
finger, s. iv. 653, v. 7118*,
finger ende, vi. 1064,
pl. fingres, iv. 1177.
fire, v. see fyre.
firmament, s. P. 959, iv. 1032.
firy, see fyri.
fissh, fissch, s. vi. 1264,
pl. fisshes, i. 491, ii. 3456, iii. 957.
fisshere, s. iii. 956, viii. 646.
five, see fyve.
fixacion (-oun), s. iv. 2520, 2574.
flacke, v.n. viii. 1196, flutter.
flamme, s. P. 345, v. 3508.
flaterende, pres.p. as a. vii. 2652.
flaterie, s. vii. 2168 ff., 2515 ff.
flatour, s. vii. 2179 ff., 2330*.
fle, flen (1), v.a.n. P. 203, i. 1223, 1701, iii. 600, iv. 1990,
flee, ii. 3161, vii. 3528,
pret. fledde, i. 2636, ii. 152,
pp. fledd, vii. 3570; escape, flee, avoid.
fle (2), v.n. iv. 1050, vi. 2225,
3 s.pres. fleth, i. 1727, ii. 151, iii. 2430,
fleith, i. 2673,
pret. flyh, flih, iii. 2108, v. 6206,
subj. flyhe, vii. 358,
pp. flowe(n), v. 3750, 6129; fly.
fle (3), v.a. v. 4692, flay.
flees, s. v. 46, 3272.
Flegeton, v. 1109.
fleisschly, fleisshly (-li), fleysshly, a. vii. 4211, 4237, 4348, 4395,
flesshly, v. 6402*.
fleissh, s. i. 2235, v. 1940,
fleisch, i. 1531,
flessh, v. 6395* ff.
flete, s. ii. 1134, iii. 1036, fleet.
flete, v.n. iii. 1628, vi. 335,
flietende, iv. 3083, float.
fleume, s. vii. 414, 451.
flihte, see flyhte.
flint, s. v. 4692.
flitte, v.a.n. v. 7076, vii. 2902,
flitt, iv. 214, move, turn aside.
flock, s. P. 391, 421.
flod, s. i. 364, ii. 719, v. 1605, viii. 79,
pl. flodes, P. 1013.
flor, s. iv. 2785, v. 4148, viii. 1855, floor, ground.
Florent, i. 1411 ff.
florin, s. v. 335, 2410, vii. 2095.
flour, s. i. 3261, v. 278,
pl. floures, P. 937, viii. 2943*.
floure, v.n. v. 4144, 7626.
flowe, v.n. P. 39*, 933, ii. 1881.
flyh, see fle (2).
flyhte, flihte, s. iv. 1055, 2342,
flyht, iv. 1058, v. 5975.
fo, s. ii. 3354, iii. 284, iv. 3408;
as a. v. 7252.
fode, s. i. 2975, ii. 87, v. 325,
foode, vi. 846.
fol, a. i. 442, 2269,
fool, vi. 569, vii. 4271, foolish.
fol, s. i. 2214, ii. 3248, iv. 3347, vii. 3953 ff.,
foll, i. 1967,
fool, vi. 19,
pl. foles, iv. 625, v. 322,
fooles, vi. 535; fool.
folde, s. P. 390, 439, ii. 3055, fold: v. 2784, embrace.
fole, s. viii. 2407, foal.
folhaste, s. iii. 1430 ff., 2735,
folhast, iii. 1096.
folhastif, a. iii. 1635, 1795, vii. 899.
folhastifnesse, s. vii. 435.
folie, s. i. 520, 2357, iii. 141.
folk, s. P. 467, i. 2033, ii. 1770, iii. 185.
folwe, v.a.n. P. 443, i. 261,
3 s.pres. folweth, ii. 3503,
folwith, iv. 671, PP. 23.
fom, s. iv. 1666, v. 4008, vi. 1469.
foman, s. v. 6418*,
pl. fomen, i. 2877, iv. 1523,
foomen, vii. 3334*.
fonde, v.a.n. P. 62, 80*, i. 3198, ii. 929, iv. 3109, v. 1421, attempt, try.
fonge, v.a. ii. 2558, iii. 1111, iv. 2294, take.
for, prep. P. 16, i. 844, 1683, ii. 1856, iv. 1090 f.,
for al that &c., i. 192, 1055, iii. 334, vii. 2677:
cp. fore.
for, conj. P. 12, 40, i. 598, 1012, 1466,
for that, P. 22, i. 1784, since, because, in order that.
forbere, v.a. i. 244, 1602, 3119, 3163, ii. 538, 1768, iii. 138, 411, 754, 2321, iv. 1496, 2344, v. 6309;
v.n. i. 1279, iii. 754, v. 563: leave out, spare, prevent, forbear, avoid.
forbiede, v.a.n. v. 394,
god forbiede &c., ii. 3064, iii. 1121,
god forbede, iii. 477,
pret. forbad, v. 1636,
pp. forbede, i. 3408, iii. 2253.
forblowe(n), pp. ii. 25, viii. 1402, blown about.
forboght, pp. ii. 1573, bought off.
forcacche, v.a. P. 409, drive out.
forcast, pp. v. 1193, cast away.
forde, s. ii. 2166, vii. 1236, ford.
fordo, v.a. P. 326, i. 2415, ii. 3172,
pp. fordo, v. 7576, destroy.
fordrive, v.a.pp. viii. 1636, driven about.
fore, adv., come fore, travaile fore, &c., iv. 1723, v. 3345, viii. 992.
forebode, s. v. 6053, prohibition.
forein, a. iii. 5, v. 973, vii. 2975, far removed.
forest, s. i. 351, 1528, 2292, iii. 324.
forestempne, s. iii. 994, man at the prow (?).
foretokne, s. i. 2812.
foreward, s. iii. 507, v. 7004, engagement.
forfare, pp. i. 109, worn out (with travel).
forfet, s. iii. 1798, vii. 2721, 4583, transgression, forfeit.
forfete, v.a. v. 5477.
forfeture, forsfaiture, iii. 1500, v. 780, 1764, 4214, offence, punishment.
forge, s. i. 1088, v. 963, workmanship, forge.
forge, v.a. i. 1087, iv. 237, vi. 1958.
forgnawe, pp. iii. 1406, gnawed to pieces.
forgon, v.a. v. 7284, go without.
forjugge, v.a. vii. 3171*, condemn.
forlete, v.a.pp. vii. 584, viii. 1434, abandoned, left alone.
forlie, v.a.,
3 s.pres. forlith, PP. 108,
pret. forlai, forlay, iii. 2031, v. 802, viii. 215,
forlih, viii. 300,
pp. forlein, forlain, iii. 198, 2276, v. 3189; lie with, violate.
forlore, v.a.pp. i. 2947, ii. 1242, v. 2825,
forlorn, v. 1882, lost.
forme, s. P. 53*, 871, i. 576, 1339, 2670, ii. 2473, iv. 2211, v. 1872,
pl. formes, iv. 2501.
forme, v.a. ii. 1012, 3245.
formel, a. vii. 157.
Foroneüs, vii. 3060.
fors, s.,
no fors, v. 7720, no matter.
forsake, v.a. P. 166, i. 1012, iii. 680, iv. 1592,
3 s.pres. forsakth, ii. 2450,
forsok, iii. 2031,
pl. forsoke(n), P. 809, i. 611,
imperat. forsak, vii. 3675,
pp. forsake, i. 210, 3128, ii. 157; deny, give up, avoid, desert.
forschape, v.a. iv. 2108,
pret. forschop, i. 370, 1846,
pl. forschope, vi. 1446,
pp. forschape, i. 416, iii. 377, transform.
forsfaiture, see forfeture.
forsfet, pp. ii. 1039.
forslowthen, v.a. iv. 2319, v. 1887, neglect by sloth.
forsmite, pp. viii. 1000, smitten (to death).
forstormed, pp. ii. 25, viii. 1402, driven by storms.
forsueie, v.n. i. 1028, vii. 3928, 5369, go wrong.
forswere, v.a. v. 2870,
pp. forswore, ii. 875, v. 3229.
forth, adv. (of place) i. 826, iv. 799, vii. 4362, (of time) P. 818, i. 949, v. 1724,
forth therupon, i. 2503,
forth after, iii. 2103,
forth over, i. 3431,
forth riht, ii. 1270;
forth (= continually), P. 931,
axeth forth (go on asking) i. 2668,
dryve forth, P. 374, spend (time):
as prep. forth with, P. 680, i. 680, 2936, ii. 927, 1479, iii. 310,
forthwith, ii. 699, 1034, together with, with;
forth withal, ii. 791.
forth, s. i. 3314, course.
forthbringe, v.a. vii. 2213,
pp. forthbroght, v. 1257.
forthdrawe, v.a. v. 330,
pp. forthdrawe, ii. 1395, 2697, iv. 471, 1569, 1616,
(forth drawe, viii. 3060), draw out, bring forth, bring up, breed.
forthdrawere, s. iv. 3381, breeder.
forthdrawinge, s. v. 1021, breeding.
forthenke, v.a. iii. 2614;
impers. iii. 139, 630,
pret. forthoghte, ii. 796, 2398: repent; it repents (me), it is displeasing.
forther(e), adv. see furthere.
forthermor(e), see furthermor(e).
forthest, a. i. 1199, ii. 3150:
cp. furthere.
forthferde, v.n.pret. i. 98, went forth.
forthgon, v.n. iv. 1850.
forthi, adv. P. 5, i. 1638,
(forthy, viii. 3152,
for thi, viii. 2950*), therefore:
noght forthi, i. 1901, ii. 398, nevertheless.
forthren, v.a. ii. 2045, vi. 353.
forthrere, s. vii. 804.
forthriht, adv. v. 7118*, straight.
forthringe, s. ii. 661, 2048, vii. 2957, furtherance.
forthrowe, pp. viii. 1154, thrown about.
forthwith, adv. ii. 359, 1204, v. 643, at once, moreover:
prep. see forth.
forto, P. 31, 208, i. 804, &c.,
for to, P. 209, 339.
fortrede, v.a.,
pp. fortrode, v. 6054, tread to death.
fortunat, a. vii. 917.
fortune, s. P. 70, i. 1670, 2625, ii. 1477.
fortune, v.a. P. 584, i. 1859, iii. 2365, iv. 188, viii. 2549, bring about, deal with, regulate, make fortunate.
forwacched, pp. v. 5421, wearied with want of sleep.
forwakid, pp. iv. 404, wearied with want of sleep.
forwept, pp. iv. 404, worn out with weeping.
forwhy and, conj. ii. 2025, v. 2563, provided that.
forworthe, v.n. vi. 280, perish.
foryete (ȝ), v.a. i. 224, iv. 576,
3 s.pres. foryet, iv. 544,
pret. foryat, iv. 654,
imperat. foryet, viii. 2434,
pp. foryete(n), P. 311, i. 2015, v. 5239;
v.n. i. 3426.
foryetel (ȝ), a. vii. 415, forgetful.
foryetelnesse (ȝ), s. iv. 541, 629.
foryifte (ȝ), s. viii. 2896, forgiveness.
foryive (ȝ), v.a.n. i. 2384, iii. 898, iv. 3427, vii. 4071,
pp. foryive, i. 2253, 3334,
foryove, i. 2136, forgive, give.
foryivenesse (ȝ), s. iv. 3491, vi. 2213.
fostre, v.a. P. 326, ii. 437.
fostringe, s. vii. 2174.
fot, s. P. 357, i. 2053, 2539,
under fote, P. 117, iii. 1167,
under foote, vii. 3335*,
on fote, v. 1664,
at his fot, iii. 233,
pl. feet, P. 612, i. 2300;
fot hot, iv. 3350.
foul, foughl, s. see fowhl.
foul, a. i. 1532,
def. foule, i. 1734, iii. 2252,
pl. iii. 431, vi. 573;
compar. foulere, i. 1759;
sup. the fouleste, i. 1718.
foule, adv. v. 5708.
founde, v.a. P. 289, 824, ii. 3476, viii. 1994,
3 pl.pret. foundeden, v. 904.
foundement, s. vii. 703, 4197.
foundour, s. v. 1002.
foure, num. ii. 1037, iv. 2464, vii. 2371,
fowre, iv. 2477.
fourtenyht, s. iv. 1418.
fourtiene, num. i. 3134, viii. 1539.
fourty, num. iv. 1563.
fowhl, foughl, foul, s. iii. 2605, v. 7072, vii. 140,
pl. fowhles, foules, iii. 2601, iv. 1298, v. 1025.
fox, s. ii. 3033,
pl. foxes, iv. 1836.
France, P. 747, ii. 2966, 3011 ff., vii. 770.
franchise, s. P. 761, ii. 3483, iii. 2699,
(fraunchise, viii. 3023), freedom, privilege, liberality.
franchised, pp. ii. 3263, privileged.
fraternite, s. v. 1775.
fraude, s. ii. 2151, 3046, iii. 1068.
fre, a. i. 752, 1930, ii. 2112, iii. 2236, v. 4728 (liberal):
adv. ii. 3253.
frede, v.a. iv. 3511,
pret. fredde, v. 7167, feel.
Frederik, v. 2392.
freissh, freyssh, a. i. 779, iv. 1362,
def. freisshe, fresshe, i. 3353, iii. 1390, v. 6736,
freissh, vii. 5000,
pl. freisshe, freysshe, i. 353, 2355;
comp. freisshere, vi. 768.
freissh, adv. viii. 2487.
frele, a. i. 773, viii. 289, 834, frail.
frely, adv. v. 2847,
freliche, v. 4769.
frend, s. iii. 274, vii. 1574 f.,
pl. frendes, i. 992, 2147.
frended, pp. viii. 1964.
frendliche, adv. vii. 4920.
frendlihede (-hiede), s. iii. 946, v. 4755.
frendly, frendlich, a. i. 2423, v. 4833, viii. 2173.
frendschipe, s. ii. 2179, 2461,
frenschipe, iii. 1060.
frenesie, s. iii. 210, v. 848.
Frensche, a.def. P. 770;
subst. pl. Frensche, ii. 2993.
frere, s. vi. 138, friar.
frese, v.n. iv. 613, 1092, vi. 249.
fressh, see freissh, a.
frete, v.a., 3 s. pres. fret, vii. 412, consume.
frette, s. v. 3015, ornament.
freyne, v.a. v. 7471, question.
friday, s. v. 81.
Frigelond, Frige, v. 147, 272.
Frigidilles, iv. 2408.
Frixus, v. 4254 ff.
fro, prep. P. 169, i. 395, 2895,
mi ladi fro, iv. 558,
cp. v. 3639,
from, v. 6250:
adv. P. 569, i. 457, 1791, iv. 2877.
froise, s. iv. 2732, pancake.
fronce, see frounce.
front, frount, s. i. 1685, iv. 1349, v. 6305, forehead.
frosen, (pp.) a. vi. 245.
frost, s. vii. 282, viii. 2851.
frosti, a. vii. 1205.
frounce, fronce, s. ii. 392, vi. 770, vii. 1594, wrinkle, obstruction.
frounce (up), v.a. i. 1589, wrinkle.
froward, prep. P. 863, away from.
fruit, s. i. 2822, v. 278,
fruyt, v. 374.
fuisoune, v.a. viii. 1992, supply in abundance.
fulfille, v.a. i. 856, 1290, v. 256,
pret. fulfelde, v. 1246,
pp. fulfild, i. 895, ii. 909,
fulfilt, viii. 2211;
v.n. vii. 1584: fill, perform; suffice.
fulgrowe, a. i. 2818.
fulhard, a. viii. 2777.
full, a. P. 399, 558,
ful, P. 89, ii. 598,
def. fulle, iv. 3705,
full, i. 1629,
pl. fulle, v. 822, 2204.
full, ful, adv. P. 451, 787, i. 1171, 1178, ii. 607.
fulle, s. ii. 2826, iv. 948, 2896.
fully, fulli, adv. i. 1292, 2047, 2769,
fulliche, i. 1757, ii. 1326,
fullich, iii. 2661.
fulmanye, a. viii. 2408, very many.
fulofte, adv. P. 507, &c.,
fullofte, i. 662,
fulofte tyme, i. 1382,
cp. iii. 41,
ful ofte, P. 463,
full ofte, ii. 2330.
fulsore, adv. vii. 3153*.
fulwoful, a. i. 3000.
fulwonne, v.a.pp. vii. 736, fully won.
funke, s. vi. 512, spark.
furgh, s. iv. 1846, v. 3527, furrow, (furlong).
furlong, s. v. 1991.
furred, a. i. 627.
further(e), adv. i. 105, 2447, ii. 78, iii. 81,
forther(e), ii. 1191, iii. 2747, vii. 3648.
furthermor(e), forthermor, adv. ii. 626, 1164, iii. 942, iv. 2858,
forthere mor, iii. 885.
fy, interj. i. 616, iv. 610.
fyf, see fyve.
fyhte, see feihte.
fynde, see finde.
fyne, v.a. iv. 2456, refine.
fyne, a. see fin.
fyr, s. P. 344, ii. 164,
on fyre, iii. 16,
be the fyr, iv. 2724,
fer, iii. 694,
pl. fyres, iii. 1039.
fyrdrake, s. vii. 323, fiery dragon.
fyre, s. ii. 150, bolt (of a crossbow).
fyre, fire, v.a. P. 222, i. 1174, ii. 2946, iv. 2088, viii. 2775, set on fire.
fyri, firy, a. i. 144, 2002, iv. 1020, 1274.
fyve, five, num. i. 296, 545, 2163,
fyf, vii. 1706.
G
gabbe, v.n. ii. 1937, lie.
Gabie, vii. 4621 ff.
Gabiens, pl. vii. 4612 ff.
gadre, v.a. v. 1287, 3999;
pres. part. gaderende,
v.n. iii. 858.
gaignage, s. iii. 2347, harvest.
Galahot, viii. 2502.
Galathe(e), ii. 108 ff.
Galba, vi. 538, 563.
galeie, s. ii. 2543, v. 3915, vii. 3300, viii. 513.
galle, s. iii. 703, v. 1481, vi. 341, vii. 461 ff.
galled, pp. iv. 1344.
game, s. P. 462, i. 1542, ii. 269, iii. 44, viii. 678, 2931, 3087*,
gamen, i. 347, v. 6314, viii. 680,
diverse game, vi. 1849,
in game, ii. 528, iii. 549,
on pure g., iii. 733,
a game, viii. 2319.
gamme, s. vii. 172, scale (of music).
gan, see ginne.
gape, v.n. vii. 3320.
gardin, s. i. 3144, vii. 2279.
garlandes, s.pl. viii. 2467.
garnement, s. i. 2510, v. 7189*.
gaspe, v.n. v. 3975, 4064.
gastly (-li), a. v. 2745, 5062, vii. 4721, fearful.
gate, s. P. 439, i. 299, 2134, iv. 1001, v. 3329 f., vii. 3313*,
gate tre, iv. 3593; gate, way.
gaudes, s.pl. viii. 2906.
gay, a. i. 2704, v. 3106.
Gayus Caligula, viii. 202.
Gayus Fabricius, vii. 2784.
geant, s. ii. 155, 2167, iv. 2075,
pl. geantz, v. 1091.
Geber, iv. 2608.
Gebuz, vii. 1463.
Gedeon, vii. 3633 ff.
Gelboë, iv. 1952.
Gemini, vii. 1031 ff., 1267.
generacion, s. iv. 2227.
general, a. P. 384, ii. 2804, 3084, v. 1700,
in general, P. 431, i. 1502.
Genesi, v. 1602, viii. 42.
genitals, s.pl. v. 855.
Genius, i. 196, iv. 2771, vii. 1, viii. 2306, 2809, 2893.
gentil, a. P. 61*, i. 2665, ii. 1180, iv. 206, 2223,
gentile, v. 2713, viii. 2294:
s. the gentils, iv. 2199, v. 1271.
gentilesse, -esce, s. i. 1436, 1721, iii. 2699, iv. 2202,
gentillesse, viii. 730.
geomance, vi. 1295, divination by earth.
geometrie, s. vii. 151.
Geptes, pl. i. 2466.
gerarchie, s. vii. 1773, rule.
gerdil, s. v. 6866.
gere, s. i. 1996, v. 2984, 3663.
gert, pp. v. 3965.
gesse, s. i. 1889, vii. 3548,
al to gesses, v. 840,
withoute gesses, v. 1136.
gesse, v.a.n. P. 64, i. 896, iv. 282, 881, vi. 1592.
gest, s.,
pl. gestes, v. 493, guest.
geste, s. v. 5275,
pl. gestes, v. 6359, vii. 4313, story.
Geta, Gete, ii. 2477 ff.
gete(n), v.a. (n.) P. 312, i. 628, 793, iv. 2124,
get, (inf.) ii. 60,
3 s.pres. get, v. 6086,
pret. gat, i. 3420, iv. 136,
pp. gete, ii. 977, 1813, get, beget.
getinge, s. vii. 2309.
Ghenbal, vi. 1320.
gibet, s. iii. 2104.
Gibiere, vi. 1323.
gilt, see gult.
ginne, v.n.,
3 s.pres. ginth, v. 6010,
pret. gan, i. 110, 114, 199, &c.,
pl. gonnen, v. 3764.
gknawe, see gnawe.
glad, a. P. 55*, i. 158,
gladd, v. 495,
pl. glade, P. 299, i. 1114;
compar. gladdere, iv. 1543,
gladder, v. 5373;
sup. gladdest, vii. 2422.
glade(n), v.a. i. 2767, iv. 3199;
v.n. i. 2738, ii. 2737, vi. 1211;
refl. i. 2532, vii. 2605: gladden; rejoice.
gladly, adv. ii. 284, 2032.
gladnesse, s. i. 90, ii. 223, iv. 2784.
gladschipe, s. i. 3128, ii. 229,
gladschip, iii. 72.
glas, s. ii. 1921, v. 2154, mirror.
glede, s. iii. 39, hot coal.
glistre, v.n. i. 1137, v. 3734, vii. 815.
Glodeside, i. 2575 ff.
gloire, s. P. 262, i. 2677, 2720.
glorious, s. v. 6815, vii. 890.
glose, s. i. 271, vii. 2171, comment, flattery.
glose, v.a. i. 1254, vii. 3786, explain, conceal;
v.n. v. 6537, vii. 2172, 2531, 3973, flatter, cajole.
glotonie, s. vi. 543, 1161.
glotoun, s. v. 1058, 1469.
glove, s. P. 357, iii. 2154, v. 7047.
glu, s. v. 3603.
glyde, v.n. v. 5062, vii. 326,
pret. glod, v. 3967.
gnawe, gknawe, v.a.n. ii. 520, vi. 372,
pp. gnawe, iii. 2014.
go, gon, v.n. P. 17, 697, i. 1444, 1514, iv. 1583, &c.,
refl. i. 1619, 2177;
3 s.pres. goth, P. 269, i. 933, 1619,
geth, ii. 1804, 2616, iii. 2300,
imperat. go, i. 1261,
go we, i. 1769,
goth, v. 2343,
pp. go, gon, P. 132, i. 87,
(goon, viii. 3033, PP. 102),
time go, iv. 297,
go, gon, (= ago), i. 64, ii. 2096.
god, s. P. 27, 72, i. 836,
godd, i. 921, 1903,
genit. goddes, i. 855,
godes, i. 2718,
(goddis, PP. 32),
pl. goddes, ii. 190.
goddesse, s. i. 125, iii. 753, v. 839, 1151,
godesse, i. 235, 369, 805.
a goddeshalf, v. 4452 (see note),
cp. v. 5016.
Godefroi, PP. 283.
Godelie, vii. 2553.
godespourveiance, s. PP. 21 (MS.).
godhede, godhiede, s. P. 192, 498, iii. 2523, v. 1102.
godward, i. 869.
gold, s. P. 205, i. 1101, 2537, iii. 1701.
golde, a. P. 631, v. 6780.
goldhord, s. v. 2118, hoard of gold.
goldring, s. ii. 2607, v. 2202.
gone, v.n. v. 4064, gape.
good, a. P. 4, 88*, 146, &c.,
def. goode, P. 459, i. 1257,
good, i. 2764,
voc. goode, i. 3147,
pl. goode, P. 42, i. 2976;
as subst. v. 3831.
good, s. P. 249, i. 1183, v. 4926,
pl. goodes, i. 628, v. 4984, wealth, kindness.
goode, s. P. 237, i. 1150, 2773, iv. 2369, goodness, advantage.
goodlihiede, s. iv. 608.
goodly, goodli, a. i. 152, 2422, 3137, ii. 19,
goodlych, ii. 2026:
adv. goodliche, ii. 787,
goodli, goodly, iv. 152, vii. 5362.
goodnesse, s. P. 485.
goodschipe, s. iv. 2173, vi. 1474.
gore, s. v. 5730, cloak, cover.
Gorgones, i. 402.
gorgonza, vii. 1367 (name of a stone).
goshauk, s. iv. 2935, v. 5644.
gospell, gospel, s. P. 967, iii. 2492, v. 1794.
gost, s. iv. 574.
gostly, gostli, a. P. 420, ii. 2818, v. 1948,
gostliche, v. 1855:
adv. gostli, v. 1874.
got, s. vii. 345, 1171, goat.
governance, s. P. 108, i. 3391, v. 971,
governaunce, P. 187.
governe, v.a.n. P. 721, i. 43, 2009, viii. 947,
refl. i. 2621.
governour, s. iii. 2729, v. 1016.
governynge, s. PP. 31.
Gower, viii. 2321, 2908, PP. 374.
grace, s. P. 89, i. 732, 859, 1684, 2158, ii. 2630,
pl. graces, i. 51, grace, favour, pardon.
gracious, a. i. 137, ii. 562, 3080, v. 409, favourable, kind, favoured.
gradde, v.n.pret. iii. 1692, v. 5004;
v.a. vi. 445: cried out, cried out for.
gramaire, s. vii. 1528 ff.
grame, s. iii. 48, 734, trouble.
grant, graunt, s. i. 793, 1449, ii. 1505, v. 969, permission, gift.
grantdame, s. i. 1445.
grante(n), v.a.n. P. 92, i. 1828, 2597,
graunte, ii. 1463, viii. 3110*.
grant merci (-y), i. 1832, 1902, ii. 2313, 3366, thanks.
grape, s. v. 1230, viii. 2849.
gras, s. i. 352, 2844, vii. 1306,
grass, vii. 289,
pl. grases, i. 2976, grass, herb.
grase, v.n. i. 2974.
grave, s. i. 1838, ii. 1525.
grave(n), v.a.pp. i. 555, iii. 2078, iv. 3672, engraved, buried.
gravel, s. v. 311.
Grece, P. 717, i. 1108, ii. 1644, iii. 1828, 2310, 2547, iv. 1872, v. 817, 1337, 1560, 1592, 3247, 3359, 3685, 3902, 3927, 4022, 4249, 7199 ff., vii. 887, viii. 2515, 2631, 2706.
Grecs, see Grek.
grede, see gradde.
gredi, a. v. 2006.
gredily, adv. v. 2240,
griedili, v. 2017.
(greede, v.n. v. 394*, desire.)
Gregeis, a. v. 3311:
cp. Gregois.
Gregoire, P. 284, 945, v. 1746 ff., 1901, 6396*.
Gregois, s. iv. 2401, Greek (language),
pl. Gregois, Gregeis, i. 1117, 1162, iii. 970 ff., 1759, iv. 1819, 2147, v. 3074, 3753, 3778, 7580, vii. 3059, Greeks:
cp. Grek.
greie, greye, a.pl. v. 2473, 6305, vii. 4418.
grein, s. P. 320, ii. 3310, v. 1885, vi. 770, grain, condition.
greine, v.n. v. 823, 7626, bear corn, ripen.
Grek, s. iv. 2627, Greek (language), vi. 1314, viii. 2544;
pl. Greks, Grecs, P. 696, i. 1080, ii. 1807, iii. 1889 ff., 2677, iv. 1699, v. 1056 ff., 1304 ff., 3148, 7356,
Grekes, v. 1365, 1455, 3355.
grene, a. P. 935, i. 113, 778, ii. 496, vii. 4618, 5040,
greene, iv. 1491, 2309, green, fresh.
grene, s. i. 682, 2348,
griene, iv. 3325, green field;
greene, vii. 1168, greenness.
gret, a. P. 226, iv. 1837,
grete, iv. 453, v. 5737,
def. grete, P. 748, ii. 588,
pl. P. 78, i. 2683;
as subst. i. 3365;
compar. grettere, iv. 1459,
gretere, vi. 2219;
sup. greteste, ii. 599.
grete, v., see griete.
gretli, gretly, adv. P. 164, ii. 2834, iii. 1321.
grevable, a. iv. 309, grievous.
grevance, s. i. 1308, 1500, ii. 1657, iii. 296,
grievance, vi. 969, harm, grief.
greve, s. v. 4015, v. 5965, grove.
greven, v., see grieve.
grevous, a. v. 469, vii. 3258.
griedili, see gredily.
grief, s. ii. 210, iii. 2724.
griete, v.a. v. 5583,
3 s.pres. gret, vi. 1742,
pret. grette, vii. 4520,
imperat. griet, i. 2433,
gret, viii. 2941*, greet.
grietinge, s. i. 2425.
grievance, see grevance.
grieve, greve(n), v.a.n. P. 283, i. 326, ii. 119, iii. 10, vi. 367;
impers. P. 1086, i. 2011, ii. 54: hurt, vex, do injury, be vexed.
grinde, v.a.,
3 pl. pret. grounde, iii. 3.
gripe, s.,
genit. gripes, i. 2545, griffin.
grisel, s. viii. 2407.
grith, iii. 1847, protection.
grom, s. ii. 3408, servant.
grone, v.n. iv. 3170, v. 539, vi. 2113.
grope, v. ii. 3015, v. 103, viii. 2795.
Grossteste, iv. 234.
groucche, see grucche.
ground, s. P. 1062, i. 473, ii. 3432,
to grounde, i. 119, 2051,
upon grounde, i. 2300,
upon the ground, i. 2830,
fro the grounde, v. 160,
fro the ground, v. 5702,
unto the grounde, v. 5007.
grounded, pp. ii. 1753, iv. 1966, vii. 1433, viii. 1993, based, composed, disposed.
groundles, a. vii. 4827, bottomless.
growe, v.n. P. 163, 511, ii. 46, iv. 3006,
pret.pl. grewe, i. 2084,
pp. growen, i. 553, iii. 152.
growinge, s. P. 952.
grucche, v.n. i. 1264, 1349, v. 545, 4852,
groucche, vii. 2193, complain.
grucchinge, s. ii. 2222.
guide, s. P. 145, 391, ii. 1328.
guide, guyde, v.a. P. 128, ii. 1884, 7702, direct, carry on.
guie, guye, v.a. vii. 1673, 1774, viii. 2660.
guile, s. i. 890, ii. 479,
(guyle, PP. 308).
guile, v.a.n. ii. 1915, v. 3204.
Guilliam de Langharet, ii. 2995.
guilour, s. vi. 1381, 2015.
guise, s. i. 2696, 2706, viii. 676, fashion.
gule, s. vi. 10, 629, gluttony.
gulion, s. v. 6861, tunic, garment.
gult, gilt, i. 1880, 3334, ii. 1935, iv. 886, 1223, guilt.
gulte, v.n. ii. 3294, be guilty.
gulteles, a. ii. 1702, 2153, iii. 870,
gylteles, vi. 728.
gultif, gultyf, a. i. 558, 2448, ii. 873, guilty.
Gunnore, viii. 2502, Guinevere.
Gurmond, i. 2466,
genit. Gurmondes, Gurmoundes, i. 2474 ff.
guye, see guie.
gylteles, see gulteles.
H
ha, interj. i. 1659, iii. 462,
ha lord, i. 2207,
Ha mercy, iii. 225,
A godd, iv. 3622.
habit, s. iv. 2575.
habitable, a. vii. 586.
Habraham,
genit. Habrahammes, v. 1628, 1650, vi. 1023 ff., vii. 1473, viii. 98 ff.
haft, s. iv. 926.
hail, s. vii. 296.
hale, v.a.n. ii. 2354, v. 5023, 5431, vii. 273.
half, halve, s. P. 133, 395, i. 1062, ii. 2787, iii. 1071, iv. 241, side, half;
a goddes half, v. 5016, in God’s name,
cp. v. 4452,
in Cristes halve, PP. 120, for Christ’s sake:
adv. half, ii. 1955, iv. 1857.
halfdede, a.pl. vi. 594.
halfdrunke, a. vi. 58.
halfwode, a. vi. 513, half mad.
haliday, s. v. 7058.
halle, s. i. 2113, 2201, iv. 1325.
hals, s. v. 2914, neck.
halsen, v.a. iv. 3074, explain (as an omen).
halten, v.n. iii. 917, v. 1348,
pret. haltede, iv. 1345, go lame.
haltres, s.pl. iv. 1357 ff.
halve, see half.
halvendel, s. v. 2109, 4985, half.
halvinge, halvynge, adv. iv. 1885, viii. 2319, 2397,
halfvinge, vii. 3398.
halwe, v.a. v. 7051,
pp. halwed, v. 7028*.
hand, see hond.
handle, v.a. P. 65*, iii. 1956,
(pp. handlid, PP. 321).
hange, honge, v.n. i. 1479, 1682, 2181, iii. 1555, 2105, iv. 303,
pret. pl. hyngen, iv. 1358;
v.a. v. 6560,
pret. hyng, iii. 2181, iv. 860,
heng, ii. 3094, viii. 2905,
pl. hinge, v. 1722,
pp. honged, v. 2811, vi. 1514.
hansell, s. v. 7160.
Hanybal, v. 2054, 2198.
hapne, v.impers. ii. 2234, iii. 2652, iv. 734;
pers. v. 7831: happen, appear.
happ, i. 1717, iii. 70,
hap, i. 67,
pl. happes, ii. 2547, v. 2249, fortune, chance.
happe, v.n. v. 2336, viii. 1127;
impers. ii. 718, iii. 1357:
cp. hapne.
happi, a. iv. 367.
hard, a. P. 640, i. 2330, iv. 3583, v. 452,
def. harde, i. 2985,
pl. harde, ii. 3027, iv. 2105;
superl. hardest, P. 733.
harde, adv. i. 1050, ii. 1821.
hardi, hardy, a. ii. 2621, iii. 539, 2404, iv. 161.
hardiesce(-esse), s. iv. 2015, 2088, vii. 1861.
hardinesse, s. iv. 1966.
hardnesse, s. iv. 2495, 2557.
hare, s. P. 1061, iv. 2720, vii. 3776.
harm, s. P. 344, ii. 370, iii. 757, v. 716,
pl. harmes, iv. 881, v. 3360.
harme, v.a. vii. 1135, 4354.
harneis, s. v. 3109, vi. 1652, vii. 3326*, suit of armour, trappings.
harpe, s. P. 1055, iv. 2418, viii. 758.
harpe, v. P. 1073, v. 922, viii. 1670.
haste, s. P. 650, i. 2201, ii. 1542.
haste(n), v.n. ii. 1541, iii. 1652, iv. 290;
refl. i. 2302, ii. 1831;
v.a. iii. 1656, 1723, v. 3342.
hastely, adv. v. 4044.
hastifesse, s. v. 1482.
hastihiede, s. v. 3532.
hastyf, hastif, a. iv. 1629, v. 6286.
hat, s. ii. 1872.
hate, s. P. 128, i. 1844, iii. 285.
hate(n), v.a. P. 927, 997, i. 2454, iii. 935.
hatte, v. see hote.
hauberk, s. v. 3170.
hauk, s. i. 2672, v. 4725, 6129.
haunte, v.a. i. 2656, ii. 482, v. 1956, practise.
have, v. P. 61, i. 3344, v. 2839,
2 s.pres. hast, i. 176,
3 s. hath, P. 88, 130,
3 pl. have, i. 1361, &c.,
han, i. 1021,
pret. hadde(n), P. 227, &c.,
hade, iv. 650, viii. 1430,
had, v. 5865,
pp. had, P. 62,
hadd, i. 129, v. 113.
haveles, a. v. 2506, 6968, destitute.
havene, s. iii. 1038, v. 7557, viii. 1275.
havinge, s. vii. 2274, possession.
he, pron. P. 69,
him, P. 15, 88,
hem (pl. obl.) P. 1, 155, 415,
him (= himself), P. 676, i. 26,
(hym, viii. 3089),
hem (= themselves), i. 625.
hebenus, s. iv. 3017.
Hebreu, s. iv. 2398, 2653, Hebrew (language);
Hebreus, vii. 4417, viii. 138,
thebreus, vii. 3054.
Hector, iv. 2141, v. 2550, 7332,
Ector, viii. 2526, PP. 281.
Hecuba, v. 7308.
hed, s. (1) P. 605, i. 2535, iii. 1212 (of a cask), iv. 236,
heved, P. 152, i. 1536,
hefd, i. 199,
on hede, vii. 846,
on hevede, vii. 1108,
of hed, iv. 3439 (see note),
pl. hefdes, vii. 4694,
hevedes, viii. 369; head:
as a. vii. 811, viii. 3013*, chief.
hed, s. (2) ii. 2066, condition (?).
heiere, see hih.
heihte, heyhte, s. i. 2820, vii. 180,
on (upon) heihte, P. 1019, i. 467, 2673,
upon heighte, iv. 2124, vii. 1121.
heil, a. i. 703, 2122, healthy, wholesome.
heir, s. i. 1429, ii. 1320,
eir, iii. 2708,
hair, ii. 2578, iv. 1252.
helas, interj. i. 974, 3183, iii. 1472:
cp. allas.
hele, s. P. 278, 397, i. 1821, 2761, v. 2835,
soule hele, P. 749, ii. 1313; health, salvation, profit.
hele, v.a. (1) P. 398,
heele, vii. 1568, heal.
hele, v.a. (2), ii. 1955, iii. 779, 2756, v. 4033;
v.n. ii. 2056: conceal, cover.
Heleine (1), Heleyne, v. 3073, 7472 ff.,
Eleine, viii. 2529, Helen (of Troy).
Heleine (2), ii. 3471, (mother of Constantine).
Heleine (3), ii. 1200, 1437.
Helenus, v. 7461, 7569.
hell, hel, s. i. 424, ii. 163, iv. 1980, 2991, vii. 3721,
hull, P. 618, v. 1573, vii. 3706,
pl. helles, iii. 1035,
hulles, v. 3996, hill.
helle, s. P. 456, i. 3410, ii. 3135, v. 29,
helle king, iv. 2851.
Hellen, v. 4257.
Hellican, viii. 575.
Helmege, i. 2592 ff.
helpe, help, s. P. 801, i. 2639, ii. 1329, 1516, iv. 986.
helpe(n), v.a.n. i. 25, 820, iv. 2291,
pret. halp, i. 421, 1947,
imperat. help, v. 4970.
helpeles, a. ii. 1394, viii. 1125, PP. 263.
helpinge, s. v. 4695.
helplich, a. iii. 503, vi. 1324.
helthe, s. P. 96, 1052, i. 2496, health, salvation.
hemself, pl. P. 302, 682, i. 1016,
hemselve(n), P. 351, ii. 98, vii. 2436.
hen, s. v. 4101,
pl. hennes, viii. 159.
hende, a. as subst. iv. 644, graceful creature.
Henri, P. 87, PP. 358,
Henry, PP. 1,
genit. Henries, PP. 272.
hente, v.a. iv. 2798, 2890,
pret. hente, i. 144, ii. 1274,
pp. hent, i. 3379, take, seize.
hep, s. iv. 3008, great quantity.
hepe, s. v. 2872, hook.
hepehalt, a. v. 957, lame.
her, s. i. 2181, v. 3964,
pl. heres, i. 2999, hair.
her, pron. see here.
herald, s. i. 2403,
pl. heraldz, i. 2526, iv. 1632.
heraldie, s. ii. 399, see note.
herbage, see therbage.
herbe, s. v. 3802, vi. 1408, vii. 1317 ff.
herber, s. iv. 833.
herbergage, s. ii. 1337, iv. 82, vii. 1069, lodging.
herbergour, s. ii. 1329.
Hercules, ii. 2154 ff., iv. 2057 ff., v. 1083, 1474, 3294, 3470, 3668, 3878, 6808 ff., 7198, 7217, vii. 3348, viii. 2506, 2560.
here, v. see hiere.
here, her, pron. poss. P. 51, 154, &c., their:
here tuo, v. 7651, of them two.
Heredot, iv. 2413.
heresie, s. P. 350.
heringe, hieringe, s. i. 449, vi. 909, vii. 3770.
heritage, s. i. 2619, ii. 1025,
pl. heritages, vii. 2008.
herke, v.imperat. ii. 1226,
herk, v. 5878, listen.
herkne, v.a.n. i. 96, 329, 1596, 2780, ii. 1999, 2037, listen to, listen.
Hermes, iv. 2606, vii. 1437, 1476.
Hermyngeld, Hermyngheld, ii. 749 ff.
herre, s.,
out of h., P. 962, ii. 2964, iii. 72, PP. 185, off the hinges, out of order.
hert, i. 371, 2299, iv. 1300, hart.
herte, s. P. 85, 382,
genit. herte, i. 145,
hertes, i. 774,
pl. hertes, i. 2087,
but oure herte, here herte, sing. iii. 1473, iv. 1377,
tok to herte, v. 807.
herted, a. ii. 640.
herteles, a. iv. 349, vi. 254.
hertly, a. ii. 2734, v. 4177,
hertely, vi. 2026.
herto, adv. ii. 2215.
Herupus, iv. 1246.
hervest, s.v. 2240.
heste, s. P. 910, i. 813,
pl. hestes, i. 1335, command.
hete, s. i. 3353, ii. 2740,
heete, vii. 3213*,
pl. hetes, iv. 2521, heat.
hete, v.n. viii. 1195, grow hot.
hethen, a. ii. 1090, 3435, vii. 3693,
the hethen, pl. subst. iv. 1659.
heve, v.a. v. 381, vi. 146, lift.
heved, see hed.
hevene, s. P. 141,
(heven, PP. 79),
genit. hevene, P. 66*, ii. 2058, iii. 2286.
hevenely, hevenly, a. P. 918, i. 834, 3136, v. 774,
hevenelich(e), i. 2848, vi. 1529.
heveneriche, s. ii. 3150, vii. 3034.
heveneward, adv. v. 730.
hevy, a. i. 1384, 2871, v. 6600,
hevy chiered, viii. 2533.
hevynesse, hevinesse, s. ii. 224, iv. 2936, viii. 729, PP. 152.
hewe, v.a. i. 2903,
pret. hiewh, v. 4072,
hieu, v. 5897,
imperat. hew, i. 2834;
v.n. i. 1917.
hewe, s. (1), i. 701, 2699, ii. 2738, iv. 2981, hue.
hewe, s. (2), ii. 404, fellow.
hewed, a. i. 2043.
hey, s. viii. 2437, hay.
heyher, heyhte, see hih, heihte.
hide, hyde, v.a. i. 1784, 2388, ii. 434,
pret. hedde, ii. 2889, v. 1254, 1930,
hidde, v. 1845,
imperat. hyd, i. 166,
hyde, iii. 1502,
pp. hid, hidd, P. 181, i. 607, ii. 1874,
hedd, iii. 1920,
pl. hidde, v. 6789.
hider, hidir, adv. iv. 1788, vi. 1070.
hidous, a. vii. 4710.
hie, v.n. ii. 814, iii. 1288, v. 5040,
hye, ii. 2233, v. 3995 (refl.), hasten:
cp. hye, s.
hiede, s. P. 497, i. 1211, 2192, &c.,
hede, iii. 67, iv. 447,
heede, ii. 74, heed.
hiele, s. P. 443, v. 2484, viii. 2154, heel.
hierafter, adv. i. 77, ii. 2326.
hierafterward, adv. P. 26, i. 1869.
hierde, s. P. 415, iii. 1820, keeper (of sheep, &c.).
hiere, v.a.n. P. 156, i. 532, 2760,
here, P. 482, iv. 2795,
(3 pl. pres. hierin, viii. 3017),
pret. herde, P. 1063, i. 1008,
herd, iii. 2082,
pp. herd, P. 86*, i. 446,
herde, v. 4231,
imperat. hier, i. 197.
hiere, adv. P. 5, 1011,
hier, i. 1587,
here, iv. 1292,
her, vii. 278,
(heer, viii. 3050*),
hier tofore, v. 65,
here above, iv. 2190,
h. and there, iv. 2117, v. 689.
hieringe, see heringe.
hierof, adv. i. 850, 2448, iv. 1791.
hih, hyh, a. i. 1026,
hihe, ii. 2425,
(highe, PP. 256),
def. hihe, hyhe, P. 88, 188,
(highe, PP. 8),
hih, iv. 2064, v. 6428*,
(heyh, viii. 3022*),
pl. hyhe, i. 1678;
on hyh, on hih, P. 307, i. 2832, ii. 870, 2959,
upon hy, vii. 273;
the hihe See, iii. 1063,
hyh midday, iv. 3273;
comp. heiere, vi. 404,
heyher, vii. 253;
sup. the heyeste, vii. 935,
hyest, vii. 2451,
heihest, vii. 3442.
hihe, hyhe, adv. i. 1917, 2280,
hye, iv. 1037.
hihe, v.n. viii. 587, go higher;
pp. hyed, vii. 1115, exalted.
hihe, hye, s. iv. 227, vii. 864, viii. 913, haste.
hihte, see hote.
hilte, s. iii. 1445.
himself, himselve(n), pron. P. 157, 177, i. 326, 1133, 1897, v. 3592, viii. 2527,
(himsilve, PP. 61),
him self, P. 244,
(hym self, viii. 3070 ff.).
hinde, hynde, s. P. 1059, iv. 1300, 1978.
hindre, v.a. ii. 283, 1572, iii. 891.
hindrere, s. iii. 1526, iv. 2866, vii. 803.
hindringe, s. i. 315, 2096, iii. 913,
hindrynge, iv. 1876.
hire, hir, pers. pron. i. 181, 365 ff., 3188, iv. 766, her; i. 364, 866, 1693, herself.
hire, hir, poss. pron. P. 130, i. 188, 1678 ff., her;
disj. hires, v. 4770,
hire, v. 6581, hers.
hirself, hireself, pron. i. 972, 2601, ii. 1034,
(hirsilf, PP. 254),
sche hirself, iv. 3618,
hirselve(n), hireselven, ii. 1142, iv. 860, v. 3737.
his, poss. pron. P. 71, 95,
pl. hise, P. 190, i. 669, &c.,
his, P. 607, &c.;
disj. his, ii. 2445,
of his, ii. 2525.
histoire, s. iv. 660, 2360, vi. 885.
hit, see it.
hit, v.a. 3 s.pres. iii. 450, hits.
ho, interj. iv. 1682, v. 2219, vii. 571, 5438, stop!
hod, s. i. 627, v. 4787, 7716, hood.
hol, a. P. 91, 722,
hool, vii. 1943,
def. hole, i. 981, 1828,
hol, P. 668, whole:
adv. i. 867, 2623,
hole, vii. 3773.
hold, s. ii. 1689, 2745, iv. 3024, stronghold, prison.
holde(n), v.a.n. P. 389, 531, i. 1696, iii. 1824,
3 s.pres. holt, ii. 468, v. 507,
halt, i. 1927, ii. 1903,
hald, v. 1981,
pret.s. hield, P. 723, i. 1730,
hild, v. 1438,
pl. hielden, i. 3238,
hield, vii. 3574,
pret. subj. hielde, v. 82,
imperat. 2 s. hold, iii. 608,
3 s. holde, v. 1944,
pp. holde(n), P. 102, 224, 363: hold, stand firm, possess, consider.
holdinge, s. v. 7655.
hole, s. (1), iii. 1371.
hole, s. (2), v. 4451, whole.
holi, holy, a. P. 225, 267, iii. 2500,
holi lond, vii. 905.
holi, holy, holly, adv. i. 943, iv. 91, 2737, v. 7109, wholly.
holinesse, s. i. 831, 1129, ii. 220.
holsome, a.(pl.) vii. 2277.
hom, s.,
at hom, ii. 925, 1342, iii. 1207,
at home, ii. 782, iii. 1140, iv. 1828,
fro home, iii. 1905, iv. 167:
hom, as adv. i. 861, 953,
home, ii. 814, iv. 227.
homage, s. ii. 2687,
hommage, ii. 2968.
homicide, s. iii. 1093, 1589.
homward, adv. i. 938, iii. 981, 1021, 2451, iv. 219.
hond, s. P. 356, 768,
hand, i. 2, 1807,
in honde, P. 205,
on (upon) honde, P. 61, 242, i. 1542, 2517, v. 3748,
out of h., P. 808, iii. 326,
to honde, i. 788, ii. 2614,
bere on hond, iii. 664, iv. 32, v. 546,
cp. v. 496,
be the hond, i. 3225,
tofor the hond, &c., i. 518, iv. 893, v. 4292,
his oghne hond, iii. 2142,
cp. iv. 2436:
pl. hondes, P. 190, &c.,
handes, i. 2994, v. 1505,
his oghne hondes, i. 1427, iii. 2011, v. 2306.
honeste, a. P. 216, i. 868, 975, ii. 1283, vii. 930, honourable, good.
honestely, honesteliche, adv. i. 843, vii. 5075, viii. 1995 f., honourably.
honestete, s. vii. 1671, 5388.
honge, see hange.
honochinus, vii. 1377.
Honorius, vi. 1331.
honour, s. P. 221, i. 879, iv. 1865,
thonour, i. 1719.
honourable, honorable, a. ii. 1460, 3017, iv. 2030.
honoure, v.a. P. 313, ii. 1841, 2986, v. 792.
hony, s. v. 4049, vi. 928.
hool, see hol.
hope, s. P. 71*, i. 893, 1654.
hope, v.n. P. 160, iii. 531.
hoppe, v.n. v. 6042.
hor, a. iii. 1801,
pl. hore, i. 1685, 1750, hoary.
hord, s. vii. 2094, treasure.
Horestes, iii. 1958 ff.
horn, s. i. 374,
pl. hornes, i. 343, 2298, iv. 2116.
horned, a. v. 4131.
horrible, a. i. 1045, iii. 235.
hors, s. i. 1087, 1724,
genit. horse (side, heved), P. 1085, i. 1536, 2301,
horse bak, ii. 3007,
(cp. horsebak),
horse haltres, iv. 1357,
horse knave, iv. 1399,
dat. on horse, ii. 1497,
to horse, vii. 4995,
pl. hors, i. 2036, iv. 996, v. 6055, vii. 3343 ff.
horsebak, s. vii. 4908.
horsmen, s.pl. ii. 1824.
hose, s. vii. 4306, stocking.
host, s. P. 754, ii. 1765, army.
hostage, s. ii. 632.
hoste, s. vii. 3357, viii. 1289, host, guest.
hot, a. i. 2004, ii. 10, v. 6600,
hoot, vii. 3250*,
pl. hote, i. 2977, iii. 22,
fot hot, iv. 3350;
as subst. P. 977;
comp. hotere, vi. 210;
sup. hotest, vii. 1887,
the hoteste, as subst. i. 2492, ii. 415.
hote, adv. i. 2595, ii. 132,
hot, iii. 526.
hote, v.n.(a.), v. 1327 (be called), 2865 (command),
pret. hihte, hyhte, P. 679, i. 401, 765,
hatte, ii. 975, v. 1082, vii. 347,
pp. hote, i. 337, 782, 1234.
hou, how, adv. and conj. P. 41, i. 184,
how that, P. 195, i. 799,
how ... that, iv. 235,
how so that, howso that, ii. 3482, iii. 1368,
how evere that, how evere, how so evere, hou as evere (that), P. 425, 481, i. 991, iv. 182, 1691,
how so, ii. 441, iii. 1364,
how, hou (= how so), iv. 415, 1848.
houle, v.n. v. 4132.
hound, s. P. 1061, i. 343, ii. 84, iii. 2077.
houre, s. iii. 29, iv. 241, 277.
hous, s. iii. 88, 1208,
to (into) house, iii. 444, 657,
in house, v. 4799,
of house, vii. 4921;
hous (in astronomy), iv. 3223 ff., vii. 991 ff.,
pl. houses, vii. 1173.
house, v.n. P. 318;
v.a. vi. 498.
housebonde, s. i. 857, v. 2818, vii. 4801,
housbonde, v. 4627,
pl. housebondes, vii. 5347.
houshold, s. ii. 438, 1895, vii. 1675.
housinge, s. v. 6662.
hove, v.n. i. 1538, ii. 3006, iii. 1233, vi. 1848,
imperat. hove (out of), iii. 1307, stay.
hovedance, s. vi. 144, viii. 2680.
how, howso, see hou.
huge, a. ii. 2300.
huissher, s. ii. 2130.
hull, see hell.
hully, a. P. 651.
Humber, ii. 720.
humble, a. i. 674, 2183, vii. 4036.
humble, v.a. i. 2065.
humblesce, humblesse, s. i. 2256, vii. 4501.
humilite, s. P. 223, i. 2050.
hundred, num. iii. 29, iv. 3329,
hundrid, iv. 2706.
Hungarie, i. 2022.
hunger, s. ii. 1856, 3028, v. 280.
hungerstorven, pp. vi. 810.
hungre, v.n. vi. 760, impers. vi. 822.
hungred, a. vi. 1007.
hungri, a. v. 1998.
hunte, s. v. 919, 6126, huntsman.
hunte, v.n. i. 348, 2294.
hunting(e), huntynge, s. i. 345, iv. 2429, v. 4941.
hurte, v.a. iii. 117, viii. 2745,
pp. hurt, vi. 1685.
hurtes, s.pl. vii. 4618.
hy, see hih.
hyde, s. iv. 3454.
hyde, v., see hide.
hye, v.n., see hie.
hye, s. see hihe, s.
hyed, see hihe, v.
hyhte, see hote.
hyre, s. iii. 2024, viii. 2291.
hyre, v.a. ii. 391.
I
I, pers. pron. P. 17, &c.,
it am I, iv. 3622,
cp. vi. 160,
(y, viii. 2938 ff., PP. 25 ff.).
Iante, iv. 478 ff.
Icharus, iv. 1040 ff.
iconomique, s. vii. 1670, economics.
idelschipe, see ydelschipe.
idoles, see thidoles.
if, conj. P. 93, i. 2203,
if that, P. 16,
if (interrog.), ii. 14.
ignorance, s. v. 1891, vi. 2314, vii. 4480.
ile, see yle.
Ilicius, vii. 5151 ff.
ilke, a. P. 908, i. 919, 1338, same.
illusion, s. v. 1359.
immortal, a. viii. 2979.
imperial, a. vi. 1785, vii. 866.
impossible, a. v. 772, 4027, incapable, impossible.
impotent, a. viii. 3127.
impresse, v.a. ii. 2900, iii. 50, iv. 542.
impression, s. iv. 389, vii. 270.
improprelich(e), adv. P. 537, v. 51.
in, s. v. 2733, vii. 4919, lodging, abode.
in, prep. P. 5, 782, 805, iii. 2526, in, on, into:
adv. P. 1082, i. 2037, viii. 1169:
cp. inne, into.
incantacioun, s. vi. 1309.
incurable, a. iv. 3509.
inderly, adv. ii. 2010, inwardly.
indigence, s. vii. 2028.
indrowh. v.a.pret. ii. 3085.
infernal, a. v. 4052.
infortunat, a. viii. 3000*.
infortune, s. ii. 1843, iv. 769,
pl. infortunes, ii. 3190.
injustice, s. vii. 4587.
inly, adv. i. 3324, ii. 1216, inwardly.
inne, adv. P. 1010, i. 303, 969, &c.,
wher inne, i. 2030,
which ... inne, ii. 565, iv. 1868.
innocence, s. i. 596, 852, vii. 4915.
innocent, a. as subst. ii. 465, v. 6341.
inobedience, s. i. 1234 ff.
inquisitif, a. ii. 1987, viii. 410.
insihte, s. iii. 181, iv. 2341, v. 660, 5893, 6838, viii. 576,
insyhte, vi. 1275, perception, note, feeling, care.
inspeccion, s. vii. 456.
instance, s. vii. 2600.
instrument, s. vii. 167.
intelligence, s. vii. 28, 176, viii. 2974.
interpretacioun, s. i. 3070.
interrupcioun, s. P. 985.
intersticion, s. vii. 283, condition.
into, prep. P. 69, 580, i. 739, iii. 290,
in to, P. 93, 691, viii. 2944, into, unto.
intronize, inthronize, see entronize.
invisible, a. v. 3574, 4028.
invocacioun, s. vi. 1329.
inward, adv. i. 634, iv. 2998.
Iphis (1), iv. 467 ff.
Iphis (2), iv. 3517.
ipocrisie, see ypocrisie.
Ipotacie, vi. 486.
Irahel, Irael, P. 551, vii. 2530 ff., 3628, 4123, 4411, viii. 136, 245, Israel.
ire, s. iii. 15, 2726, vii. 3279.
iren, yren, s. iv. 2425, 2470, viii. 1133, iron.
irous, a. vii. 434, wrathful.
Isaäc, viii. 110, 120.
Isirus, Isre, v. 798 ff.
Isis, see Ysis.
issue, s. iii. 2422, v. 2357, viii. 58.
it, pron. P. 8, &c.,
hit, P. 779.
Ithecus, iv. 3044.
Ithis, v. 5887.
iwiss, see ywiss.
J
jacinctus, s. vii. 842, jacinth.
Jacke, v. 7752 ff.
Jacob, viii. 121.
Jadahel, iv. 2427.
jalousie, see jelousie.
James, vii. 3149*.
Janever, vii. 1205, January.
jangle, v.n. ii. 398, 526, iii. 832, v. 6532, vii. 4774, talk, speak evil, dispute.
janglere, s. ii. 425, v. 519 ff.,
pl. janglers, iii. 887, talker, evil speaker.
janglerie, s. ii. 452, (evil) talk.
janglinge, s. P. 69*, iv. 1474.
Janus, vii. 1207.
jape, s i. 2241, ii. 2933, iii. 378.
jape, v.n. v. 6870, vii. 1894.
Japhet, vii. 546, 579, viii. 83.
jargoun, s. v. 4103, note (as of a bird).
jargoune, v.n. v. 5700.
Jason, v. 3241, 3256 ff., 4360, viii. 2504, 2519, 2564,
Jasoun, v. 7198.
jaspis, jaspe, s. vii. 841, 1391, jasper.
jaspre (stones), pl. iv. 3666.
Jebuseie, vii. 3712.
jelous, a. v. 627,
as subst. the jelous, v. 534, 591.
jelousie, s. v. 442 ff.,
jalousie, v. 511, vi. 2249.
Jepte, iv. 1507.
Jeroboas, Jeroboam, vii. 4127, 4520 ff.
Jerom, iv. 2654.
Jerusalem, v. 7019.
jeueals, see juel.
jeupartie, s. i. 1477, 3237, iii. 1173, vii. 3217, 5274, division, contention, danger.
Jew, s. vii. 3239* ff.,
pl. Jewes, iv. 1505, v. 1731,
Jwes, v. 1713, 1808,
Juys, vi. 2384.
Jhesu, v. 1790.
Joab, ii. 3086, vii. 3863.
Joachim, ii. 3056.
Job, v. 2505.
John (St.), i. 656, v. 3416.
John (Gower), viii. 2321 f., 2908.
joie, joye, s. P. 38*, 1042, i. 1138, 1853,
pl. joies, joyes, i. 2683, ii. 648.
joiefull, joiful(l), a. ii. 273, 934, 3384.
joignt, s. viii. 1197, joint.
joint, joynt, pp. ii. 2791, iv. 2464, joined.
jolif, a. i. 88, i. 2703, vi. 84, vii. 1910.
Jonathas, iv. 1945.
Joram, vii. 2551.
Josaphas, Josaphat(h), vii. 2546 ff.
Josephus, iv. 2410.
Josuë, v. 1687, PP. 282.
journe, iii. 1979.
joust, vii. 5390, just.
jouste, v.n. i. 2514, vi. 1850, viii. 965.
joustinge, s. i. 2509.
joutes, s.pl. vii. 2279, vegetables, (properly ‘beet’).
Jove, vii. 1331, 1411, viii. 2252.
Jubal, iv. 2418.
Judas, i. 657.
Judee, i. 2858, vii. 2547, 3628, viii. 245,
Judeam, v. 1906.
juel, s. v. 1841, 6097,
jeueals, (pl.) v. 2149, viii. 1120, jewel.
jueler, s. v. 5086.
Juerie, vii. 3292*.
Juesse, s. viii. 2694.
jugge, s. i. 1031, ii. 1697.
jugge, v.a.n. vii. 2825, 2906.
juggement, jugement, s. P. 518, 960, i. 1458, vii. 1484,
pl. juggementz, vii. 681.
Juil, see Juyl.
Juin, vii. 1065.
juise, s. P. 1042, i. 1047,
do juise, iii. 322,
take the j., iii. 2008; judgement, punishment.
Julien (St.), iii. 34.
Julius, P. 714, vii. 1597, 1615, 2065 ff., PP. 281.
Juno, iii. 738 ff., 983, iv. 2966 ff., v. 871, 1146, 1172 ff., 1251, 1484, 4332, 4355, 4585 ff., 6285, 7413.
Jupiter, ii. 291, iii. 738 ff, 821, iv. 3318, v. 645, 852, 870 ff., 981, 1044, 1064, 1105, 1165, 1169 ff., 1245, 1404, 3485, 4588, 5741, 6249, 6286, vi. 330, 399, 416, vii. 2372, 3360; (the planet) iv. 2472, vii. 909, 920, 1155, 1230, 1340, 1389:
genit. Jupiteres, v. 1119.
jus, s. v. 4120, juice.
justefie, justifie, v.a. i. 1250, v. 775, 4557, vii. 1244, 1634, set right, prove, rule.
justice, s. P. 102, i. 2451, do justice, i. 1010.
justificacion, s. ii. 296.
Justinian (1), v. 5127.
Justinian (2), vii. 3271 ff.
Jutorne, iii. 821.
Juvente, v. 4037.
Juyl, Juil, vii. 1079, 4300, July.
Juys, see Jew.
K
kacle, v.n. v. 4101, cackle.
Kaire, ii. 2558, 2648, iv. 1658, vii. 3212*.
kalende, s. vii. 1139, beginning.
kan, see conne.
karecte, see carecte.
Karle (Calvus), P. 775.
karole, see carole.
karpe, carpe, v.n. v. 921, vii. 3277*, speak, converse.
keie, s. P. 272, i. 2661, v. 1853,
keye, P. 212.
kempde, v.a.pret. v. 3809,
pp. kembd, kempt, v. 7065, viii. 2466, combed.
ken, kin, s. v. 2470, viii. 146 ff.,
dat. kinne, v. 4180, kin, quality.
kende, see kinde.
kenne, v.a. n. ii. 1331, iv. 831, v. 5443:
cp. conne.
kepe, s. P. 179, i. 1179,
kep, i. 156, v. 3672, care.
kepe(n), v.a.n. P. 150, 475, i. 746, ii. 803,
3 s.pres. kepeth, P. 321,
kepth, v. 4691,
pret. kepte, P. 596, i. 2052, v. 5754, vii. 5261,
kept, ii. 181,
imperat. kep, i. 1227, iii. 1498, PP. 367,
pp. kept, P. 147: keep, hold, take care of, regard, wait for; take care, expect.
kepere, s. v. 4675, vii. 2659,
pl. kepers, ii. 941.
keping(e), i. 2131, v. 1467, viii. 2638.
kerf, s. v. 757, carving.
kerse, s. iii. 588, 1652, cress.
kertell, s. v. 6915,
pl. kertles, iv. 1315.
kerve, v.a. vi. 66, cut.
kesse, see kisse.
keye, see keie.
kid, kidd, pp. iii. 206, v. 2957, 5124, known.
kiele, v.n. v. 6908, grow cool;
v.a. vi. 736, 1065, cool, allay.
kin, see ken.
kinde, kynde, s. P. 535, 733, i. 11, 31, 917, 1624,
kende, v. 4637;
lawe of kynde, i. 2231,
kinde of man, v. 2: nature, manner, race.
kinde, a. iii. 2597, 2706, iv. 502, vii. 4298, kind, natural.
kindely, adv. ii. 1381, naturally.
kindeschipe, s. ii. 325, v. 4910.
kindly, a. ii. 2740, vii. 1094, natural.
king, kyng, s. P. 25, 186, 256, i. 1094, 2062, 2141.
kingdom, s. i. 2968, vii. 4316, viii. 2112,
kyngdom, viii. 3087.
kingeshalve, s. ii. 1042, king’s behalf.
kingesriche, s. v. 4202, kingdom.
kinghede (-hode), s. vii. 1714, 1765, 3530.
kinled, pp. vii. 340, kindled.
kisse, kesse, v.a. iii. 169, iv. 2824,
pret. keste, P. 109, i. 2053, ii. 1522,
kiste, i. 912, ii. 1441,
kist, v. 3777,
kest, vi. 1746,
pp. kest, iv. 500.
kiste, s. v. 83, 2306, viii. 1230, chest.
kiththe, s. v. 4180, vi. 123, 2087, kith, knowledge.
knape, s. viii. 1374, knave.
Knaresburgh, ii. 943 ff., 1264 ff.
knave, s. iii. 1782, v. 114, 201, vii. 1836, servant;
knave child, iv. 432, v. 4255, boy.
kne, s. P. 609, ii. 772, v. 6566,
pl. knes, knees, i. 213, 3145, iii. 223.
knele, v.n. i. 935, 3027, iv. 1172.
knette, v.a. i. 1420, vii. 1592,
pret. knette, iv. 858,
knet, v. 6866,
pp. knet, v. 4966, fasten together, bind, combine.
knif, knyf, s. ii. 830, iii. 1108, v. 4001.
kniht, knyhthode, &c., see knyht, &c.
knowe(n), v.a.n. P. 72, 140, i. 1579,
pret. knew, i. 1009, 2341,
kneu, v. 2665, 5410,
kniew, iv. 1838,
knewh, ii. 2891,
2 s. knewe, vi. 2313,
pl. knewe(n), P. 106, ii. 3210,
pret. subj. knewe, i. 1312,
imperat. know, vii. 2389,
pp. knowe, i. 1191, 2134;
knowende of, iii. 864, vi. 1398,
knowe of, v. 5356, acquainted (with).
knowleching(e), s. P. 860, i. 1483, ii. 1282, v. 2992,
knouleching(e), iv. 3202, vi. 982,
pl. knowlechinges, vii. 137.
konne, see conne.
knyf, see knif.
knyht, kniht, s. P. 707, i. 316, ii. 587,
(knight, knyght, vii. 3169*, viii. 3059, PP. 243).
knyhthode, knihthode, s. P. 89, ii. 1640, 2513,
knyhthod, knihthod, i. 1436, v. 2057,
(knyghthode, viii. 3021, PP. 155), knighthood, valour.
knyhtlihiede, s. vii. 3592.
knyhtly (-li), knihtly (-li), a. ii. 727, 2625, v. 661, vi. 95.
krepel, s. vii. 1854, cripple.
kressette, s. vii. 3743, cup (for a light).
kutte, cutte, v.a.pret. ii. 831, iii. 823,
kut, vii. 4525,
pp. cut, v. 6520.
kynde, see kinde.
kyng, kyngdom, see king, kingdom.
L
Laar, iii. 819.
Laban, viii. 122.
laborious, a. iv. 2636.
labour, s. i. 3252, iii. 665, iv. 2396.
laboure, v.n. iv. 242, 1691;
v.a. iv. 970.
labourer, s. iv. 2440, vi. 136,
laborer, viii. 3061.
lacche, v.a. P. 410, ii. 109, seize.
lachesce, lachesse, s. iv. 4, 281.
Lachesis, iv. 2761.
lacke, lack, s. P. 393, i. 1988, iv. 335, 1070, v. 6077, want, fault:
cp. lak.
lacke, v.n. P. 428, i. 1366, 2396, 3023,
lakke, ii. 2392,
impers. lacketh, viii. 2427 ff.,
cp. vi. 908, be wanting:
v.a. ii. 530, iii. 2630, iv. 343, want.
laden, pp. viii. 469.
ladi, lady, s. i. 162, 317,
genit. ladi, lady, i. 924, 1263, ii. 40, iv. 1437,
pl. ladis, ladys, iv. 1307, v. 3139.
ladischipe, s. i. 2577, iv. 1120, 1730, vi. 271, 1946, ladyship, honour.
ladiward, ii. 255, iii. 508.
Ladon, v. 1015.
ladre, s. viii. 1644, ladder.
laghtre, s. viii. 2685, laughter.
lak, s. i. 1691, ii. 394, iii. 561, iv. 128, v. 6290, fault.
lame, a. v. 2709.
Lamedon, v. 3303, 7197 ff.,
Lamenedon, viii. 2516.
lampe, s. iv. 258, viii. 2776.
Lampes, vii. 856.
Lancastre, P. 87.
lance, s. viii. 2270.
lancegay, s. viii. 2798.
Lancelot, iv. 2035, viii. 2501.
langage, s. P. 1023, iv. 315.
Langharet, ii. 2995.
lanterne, s. iv. 817.
Laodomie, iv. 1905.
lapacia, vii. 1375.
lape, v.n. vii. 3671, lap.
lapis, iv. 2535 ff.
lappe, s. iv. 303.
lappe, v.a. v. 4207, 5774, wrap.
lappewincke, s. v. 6041.
larder, s. v. 5513, vii. 1166.
large, a. P. 239, i. 876, 2821, wide, liberal;
at large, P. 46*, ii. 994, iii. 174, iv. 829.
largely, adv. ii. 953,
largeliche, vii. 2052.
largesse, largesce, s. P. 225, v. 409, 1958, 7633 ff., vii. 1989 ff., liberality, gift.
las, s. vii. 4332, lace.
lasse, a.comp. P. 20, 57*, 947, i. 476, ii. 2260,
lesse, v. 2529;
as subst. iii. 93, iv. 2240:
adv. lasse, P. 629, i. 263, 1927,
lesse, i. 1925, v. 4739: less.
lasse, v.a. P. 56, i. 1836, 2401;
v.n. iv. 782: make less; grow less.
last, a. P. 642, vii. 1215,
def. laste, P. 826:
as subst. my laste, iii. 304,
ate l., P. 369, i. 1820,
to the l., P. 250, i. 983, viii. 2784,
as for the l., viii. 2889.
laste, adv. iv. 3383,
last, vii. 4098.
laste(n), v.n. P. 249, 662, iii. 289, v. 279,
pret. laste, P. 672, iv. 2315, last, endure.
late, a. ii. 345, iv. 878,
thoghte al to late til, ii. 1538;
comp. latere, viii. 1323.
late, adv. i. 1645, iv. 1421, late; i. 1843, iii. 219, lately.
Latewar, iv. 252;
cp. iv. 1421.
laththe, s. iii. 84.
Latin, s. ii. 3187, iv. 2638, 2656, Latin (language):
the Latins, iv. 2634:
a. latin, vi. 981.
Latona, v. 1249 ff.
latoun, s. ii. 1850, viii. 569, bronze.
laude, s. vii. 1384, praise.
launde, s. iv. 1290, viii. 2160.
lave, v.a. viii. 1856.
laverock, s. v. 4100.
Lavine, iv. 2187.
lawe, s. P. 102, i. 809, 2793,
(pl. lawis, viii. 3031):
cp. lay.
laweles, a. ii. 2962, vi. 1256.
lawhe, v.n. ii. 245, iv. 641,
lawghe, v. 479,
laghe, viii. 2491,
leyhe, v. 3781,
3 s.pret. lowh, louh, i. 1766, ii. 3320, vi. 2034,
low, P. 1071,
3 pl.pret. lowhen (to scorne), v. 696, 6931; laugh.
lay, s. (1), iv. 109, v. 1191, lake.
lay, s. (2), vii. 1046, viii. 1670, song.
lay, s. (3), ii. 3354, viii. 2663, law.
Lazar, vi. 1037 ff.
lazre, s. vi. 996, leper.
leche, s. ii. 3220, 3296, vi. 866, viii. 1209, physician, remedy.
lecherie, s. v. 1046, 1493, vii. 799.
lecherous, a. v. 1410,
def. lecherouse, vii. 4994.
lechour, s. v. 872.
lecoun, s. iii. 1377, iv. 562.
led, s. iii. 1705, iv. 2471, viii. 1109.
lede(n), v.a. P. 793, i. 784, 2090, iii. 179, 341, iv. 987,
pret. ladde, P. 712, 771, i. 763, iii. 332, v. 1247,
ledde, iii. 2178, v. 677,
pp. lad, i. 1050, ii. 759,
ledd, vi. 870; lead, guide, manage, take.
ledere, s. v. 2055,
pl. leders, v. 7616, leader.
ledinge, s. vii. 5156, 5297.
leese, s. P. 408, meadow.
lef, s. i. 2884, iv. 586,
pl. leves, P. 935, i. 354, leaf.
left, s. iii. 301, left hand.
legges, s.pl. P. 611.
leiance, s. viii. 3058, allegiance.
leie, lein, v.a. i. 500, iv. 1747, v. 2889,
3 s.pres. leith, P. 382, i. 472,
leyth, P. 276,
3 pl. leyn, P. 476,
pret. leide, leyde, i. 1017, 2312, iv. 240,
pp. leid, leyd, P. 48*, i. 892, v. 7596,
laid, v. 4512,
imperat. ley, lei, i. 3434, ii. 1926, viii. 1420; lay, set, apply.
leisir, leiser, s. iii. 1907, iv. 2799, v. 158, 3435, 7035, time, convenience, opportunity.
lemes, see lime, s.
lemman, s. vii. 1899.
lene, a. iv. 1344, lean.
lene, v.a.,
pret. lente, i. 423,
pp. lent, v. 4128, lend.
leng, adv. comp. iii. 71, viii. 2055.
lengere, adv. comp. i. 1516, ii. 1434, 2602,
lenger, i. 147.
lengthe, s. iii. 1963, iv. 3255.
Leo (emperor), P. 739.
Leo (sign of the zodiac), vii. 1067 ff., 1249.
Leoncius, Leonce, vii. 3268 ff.
leonesse, s. iv. 1976.
Leonin, viii. 1410 ff.
leoun, leon, s. P. 1059, i. 2248, ii. 3035,
lyon, v. 5684.
lepard, s. iv. 1977.
lepe, v.n. iii. 916, vi. 187,
pret. lepte, i. 2051, ii. 2301,
imperat. lep, vii. 4782.
lepre, s. ii. 3192 ff., PP. 349, leprosy.
lere, liere, v. P. 868, i. 454, 2123, v. 2029, learn, teach.
lere, s. i. 1509, viii. 610, loss.
lered, a. viii. 3113, learned.
lerne, v.a.n. i. 44, 2010, ii. 1851, iii. 601, v. 3852, 6836, vii. 3146: teach, inform, learn.
lerned, a. vii. 635, PP. 25.
les, s. v. 782, vii. 2684, falsehood.
Lesbon, v. 6436.
lese, v.a.n. P. 415, i. 1332, 1809, ii. 32,
3 s.pres. lest, ii. 256, iv. 1494,
pret. les, vi. 1772, vii. 3658; lose.
lesinge, lesynge, s. i. 679, 2268, ii. 409,
pl. lesinges, v. 946, lying.
lesse, see lasse.
lest, v.imperat. i. 827, 1876, listen.
lest, v. see list.
lest, a. i. 3249,
def. leste, vii. 1459;
ate leste, i. 277, 3259; least.
lest, adv. i. 1070, 2362,
leste, i. 3296.
let, s. see lette.
lete, v.a.n. i. 6, 3366, ii. 2253, iii. 2664, iv. 643,
3 s.pres. let, P. 509, ii. 1906,
leteth, vii. 390,
3 s.pret. let, P. 1020, i. 1011, ii. 2480, v. 5840,
imperat. let, lett, i. 220, 1618, 2834,
lete, vi. 450,
pp. lete, P. 440, ii. 3228 (shed), iv. 454;
let make, let do, &c., P. 1020, i. 1011, iv. 490,
lete by, v. 1004 (valued),
cp. v. 5840: leave, release, omit, let, cause.
Lethes, Lethen, iv. 3011, v. 1109.
lette, v.a.n. i. 38, 780, ii. 94, iii. 1873, 2213, iv. 795, 1481,
pret. lette, ii. 2240,
pp. let, P. 308, ii. 128, iii. 2044; hinder, delay, put off.
lette, s. ii. 93, 2129, iii. 2298, iv. 2000,
let, v. 3900, vii. 2779, hindrance.
lettre, s. P. 209, i. 2423, ii. 3038, iv. 2401, letter, writing.
lettyng, s. vii. 236, hindrance.
Leuchotoe, v. 6726.
leve, s. i. 857, 1162, 1469, 1807, ii. 113, iv. 1160,
token leve, i. 1162,
cp. ii. 2780, iv. 1381: leave.
leve(n), v.a.n. P. 404, i. 1311, 1558, 1808, 2693, 2940, iii. 1179, iv. 1159, viii. 2881,
leeveth, iv. 3428,
pret. lefte, P. 743, i. 1673, v. 2389,
lafte, PP. 342,
pp. laft, v. 4056,
left, v. 4222,
imperat. lef, ii. 571, v. 5223; leave, leave off, omit.
leve, v.n. P. 412, iv. 1382,
pret. lefte(n), P. 695, vii. 3682, remain.
leveful, see lieffull.
levein, s. iii. 446, leaven.
levene, s. vi. 2267, flash (of lightning).
levere, a.comp. P. 37, ii. 6,
hath (hadde) l., i. 1511, ii. 1582, iii. 479,
were l., ii. 530, iii. 762, iv. 1657:
as subst. ii. 2449, v. 546:
adv. iv. 1337: dearer, rather:
cp. lief, lievest.
levest, see lievest.
lewed, a. i. 274, ii. 3423, iii. 479, unlearned, ignorant.
leyhe, see lawhe.
leyt, leyte, s. vii. 303, 308, flame.
leyte, v.n. vii. 307, blaze.
liberal, a. vii. 876.
liberalite, s. v. 7646.
liberte, s. vii. 2815.
Libra, vii. 1102 ff., 1258.
libraire, s. P. 321.
lich, s. viii. 1076, corpse.
lich, liche, a. P. 113, 634, ii. 3245, iv. 3649, v. 1550,
lych, v. 29;
lik, i. 488, ii. 1794, v. 615:
adv. lich, P. 951, i. 2672, ii. 3033, 3456,
lik, i. 1950.
Lichaon, Lichao, v. 6225, 6298, vii. 3355.
liche, s. i. 2277, 2791, iii. 2588, v. 7318,
like, lyke, i. 2315, 2995, 3139, ii. 3037; likeness, match.
Lichomede, v. 2976 ff.
Lichorida, Lychoride, viii. 1033, 1350.
licke, v.a. vi. 928, 1015.
licuchis, vii. 824 (name of a stone).
Liddos, vii. 4369.
lie, s. see lye.
lie, lye, v.n. P. 124, i. 725, 1512, 2437, ii. 1603, iii. 1252, speak falsely.
Lie, viii. 125, Leah.
lie, v.n.,
3 s.pres. lith, lyth, P. 336, i. 161, 2429,
3 s.pret. lay, lai, P. 602, i. 1788, 2728,
3 pl. lihe, lyhen, ii. 1456, vii. 1797,
leie(n), iv. 479, v. 974,
2 s.pret. subj. leye, iv. 2849,
imperat. ly, vi. 2311,
pp. leie, iv. 2914, lein, vii. 2597; lie, be situated:
cp. ligge.
lief, a. ii. 209, vii. 4628,
lief ... loth, i. 1627, ii. 999, iv. 669,
lieve ... lothe, ii. 3229, iv. 778,
def. as subst. lieve, iii. 1901,
pl. ii. 3395,
voc. lieve, iv. 1702, dear, pleasant:
cp. levere, lievest.
lief, s. i. 1203, ii. 2449, 2486, loved one.
lieffull, a. iii. 2208,
leveful, v. 7053, lawful.
liegance, ligeance, ligance, s. P. 25*, iii. 1822, v. 2673, vii. 2698, allegiance, rule.
liege, a. P. 27*, i. 2075, ii. 2762, iv. 201,
(lige, viii. 3024),
pl. here oghne liege, iii. 1760.
liege, s. iii. 1767, iv. 1904, vii. 3094, 4177,
(lige, viii. 2995*), subject.
lien, s. iii. 242, bond.
lieutenant, s. i. 947, ii. 1319.
lieve, v.a.n. i. 44, 727, 1063, ii. 471, iii. 1315, believe, trust:
god lieve, vii. 3069, God grant.
lievest, a.superl. ii. 329, iv. 1501, v. 186,
levest, PP. 30:
adv. i. 1608:
cp. lief.
lif, s. P. 96, i. 36, 1477, ii. 1225, v. 2297,
genit. lyves, lives, i. 1821, 2685,
pl. lyves, iv. 2353, viii. 81;
to lyve, ii. 1525,
on lyve, v. 7102,
al my lyve, iii. 886,
a lyves creature, iv. 382: life, person.
lifissh, a. v. 4920, vii. 257, living.
liflode, s. v. 4961, vi. 798, livelihood.
lifte, s. ii. 3488, sky.
ligance, see liegance.
Ligdus, iv. 451.
lige, see liege.
ligge, v.n. ii. 1138, iv. 2132,
pres. part. liggende, i. 885, ii. 839,
ligende, i. 2346.
lignage, s. i. 3335, ii. 2849,
pl. lignages, v. 1600, vii. 4117, descent, tribe.
Ligurgius, iv. 738, vii. 2918 ff., 3058.
liht, s. see lyht.
liht, a. (1) see lyht.
liht, lyht, a. (2), i. 3078, iii. 518,
(light, PP. 218),
pl. lyhte, v. 831;
comp. lihtere, v. 4692: light, easy.
lihte, v.a. iv. 258, kindle.
lihte, v.n. v. 7072,
3 s.pres. liht, v. 1580,
pret. lihte, i. 2310, vii. 3273*, alight.
lihtly (-li), lyhtly, adv. i. 1063, ii. 2085, iv. 538, viii. 2776,
(lightly, PP. 220),
lihtliche, i. 2650, easily.
lik, see lich.
like, lyke, s. see liche.
like, lyke, v.n.impers., i. 70, 652, 756, 950, iii. 634, iv. 1182, 2150,
lyketh, v. 7079, vii. 522;
pers. ii. 1377, viii. 378,
lyke, P. 21, vii. 2298;
likende, viii. 2476,
is to like, iv. 2419: please, be pleased, like.
liking(e), likynge, s. i. 496, 1709, iv. 1868, v. 649, 7737,
pl. likinges, vi. 1214, pleasure.
likinge, a. iii. 186, v. 3840, pleasant.
liklihiede, s. v. 596, comparison.
likned, pp. ii. 2118, viii. 2155, compared.
liknesse, s. P. 908, i. 370, iv. 2109, viii. 2601.
lilie, s. as a. vii. 4678, of lilies.
lime, v.a. ii. 574, besmear (with birdlime).
lime, s. iv. 275,
pl. limes, lemes, v. 1476, vii. 3201, limb.
linde, s. i. 2304, iv. 1341.
line, lyne, s. iv. 2623, v. 1082, 4054, viii. 105.
lippe, s. i. 1683, iii. 119, iv. 386.
liquour, s. viii. 1199.
lisse, v.a. iii. 1361, vi. 2419, vii. 5401, relieve;
v.n. vi. 311, give relief.
list, v.impers. i. 1403, 1822, iii. 1110, iv. 907,
lest, i. 37, 1922,
lusteth, v. 2577,
pres. subj. liste, v. 505,
pret. (ind. or subj.) liste, i. 932, 1984,
leste, i. 720, vi. 357,
list, iii. 2446, please:
pers. i. 2741, iii. 1
(if thou lest), 111, iv. 3147, viii. 486,
(lust, P. 85*), like, desire.
lite, see lyte.
litel, a. P. 957, i. 357, ii. 1151:
adv. i. 615, iv. 2617,
alitel, iv. 1339.
lith, s. i. 1691, limb.
live(n), v.n. P. 171, i. 127, 189, 1710, ii. 1723,
lyve, iv. 1930.
livere, s. vii. 457 ff., liver.
livinge, lyvynge, s. v. 1615, vii. 1657, 1934.
Livius (Virginius), vii. 5136, 5204.
lo, interj. P. 234, 918.
lock, s. iv. 2879, v. 6621,
lokes (pl.), v. 6632, lock (of a door).
lockes, s.pl. i. 1685, viii. 2403, locks (of hair).
lode, s. v. 4962, load.
lodesman, s. iii. 996, helmsman.
loenge, loange, s. iv. 1548, vii. 3924, viii. 3027*, PP. 371, praise.
lofte, s. vii. 300, height.
logged, loged, pp. v. 2114, 6659, lodged.
logginge, s. vi. 1817.
logique (-qe), s. vii. 1528 ff., viii. 2709.
lok, s. i. 122, 2313, ii. 1350, look, gaze.
loke(n), v.n. P. 328, 449, i. 1686, 2811, 2992, ii. 3075, v. 624,
(lokyn, viii. 3029),
imperat. lok, i. 1225,
loke, i. 1703, v. 1220, look, take care, keep watch;
v.a. P. 52*, ii. 733, vi. 1959 ff., examine, watch.
loke(n), v.a.pp. ii. 358, 1868, 1996, v. 33, shut up.
lokes, see lock.
lokinge, lokynge, s. i. 680, 1785, iii. 763, looking, sight.
lollardie, s. P. 349, v. 1807, 1819.
lomb, s. i. 604, vii. 4983.
Lombard, Lumbard, P. 207, 778, vi. 857,
pl. Lombardz, Lombars, Lombardes, P. 772 ff., i. 2459, ii. 2101 ff.
Lombardie, P. 755, i. 2461, vii. 800.
lond, s. P. 123, 959
(gen. londis, viii. 3053),
pl. londes, P. 501;
to londe, i. 1170, ii. 1828, v. 18, 4899,
into londe, i. 3288,
of londe, i. 2240,
in londe, iii. 1818,
be londe, iv. 1627,
out of londe, iii. 878,
over londe, v. 923,
fro the londe, ii. 179.
londe, v.n. ii. 2545, iv. 736, 1927.
londflodes, s.pl. vii. 1235.
lone, s. v. 4697, loan.
long, a. P. 55, i. 2870,
def. longe, i. 171, ii. 817.
longe, adv. P. 62, i. 1645, iii. 1888, iv. 943, 1490, 1782,
long, v. 1086, vii. 4999;
comp. (no) longer, ii. 1038:
long on, see along.
longe, v.n. (1), ii. 1424, v. 7030, desire:
impers. iii. 2760, v. 2526, 3688.
longe, v.n. (2), P. 80, i. 254, 1480, v. 972, vii. 1064,
(3 s.pres. longith, viii. 3079), belong.
lope, s. iii. 916, leap.
lord, s. P. 86, i. 816,
ha lord, v. 2397,
pl. lordes, i. 2032, v. 7332,
(lordis, viii. 3129).
lorde, v.n. ii. 3267, be lord.
lordschipe, s. i. 2959, ii. 1484.
lore, s. P. 19, 323, i. 1338, 2665,
pl. lores, i. 2768, vii. 23, teaching, learning.
lore, pp. i. 974, 2008, iii. 188, lost:
cp. lose.
lorer, s. iii. 1716, laurel.
loresman, s. v. 1005, teacher.
los, s. iii. 2144, v. 996, 5334, fame.
los, a.,
def. lose, i. 2660, loose.
lose, v.a. v. 697, vii. 1592, set free:
pret. loste, P. 686, i. 3304,
lost, ii. 2290, v. 3465,
pp. lost, P. 44, i. 1742, lose:
cp. lese.
lost, s. P. 762, i. 3106, ii. 2348, iv. 1485, loss.
lot, s. v. 5309, vii. 1337.
Loth, viii. 227.
loth, a. i. 2876, ii. 962, iv. 1186,
pl. lothe, i. 2282, v. 4277,
lief ... loth, i. 1203, ii. 999, 2227,
lieve ... lothe, ii. 3229, iv. 778, v. 770,
hem thoghte lothe, iv. 1041: unwilling, unpleasing, hateful.
lothe, v.a. v. 4650, vii. 3274, hate, make hateful;
v.n. v. 5767, vii. 3724, be hateful.
lothly, a. i. 1530, v. 647, vi. 2199;
sup. the lothlieste, i. 1676.
loude, see lowde.
lourde, a. v. 657, clumsy.
loure, v.n. i. 172, ii. 245, iii. 30, v. 479, frown.
loute, v.n. i. 720, 2333, iii. 127, iv. 1169, bow, yield (to):
cp. lute.
love, s. P. 75, i. 811, 1863,
genit. loves, i. 689, ii. 188, iii. 131,
love drinke, vi. 333; love, loved one.
love(n) (1), v.a.n. P. 389, 1050, i. 752, 1936, ii. 502.
love (2), v.n. v. 7048, (luff), steer.
loveday, s. P. 1047.
lovedrunke, s. vi. 111, 307, love drunkenness.
loveles, a. ii. 2961, v. 2505.
lovere, s. iv. 554,
pl. lovers, i. 673, ii. 237.
low, lou, a. i. 2256, iv. 3521,
lowe, iii. 606, vii. 740,
pl. lowe, P. 924;
superl. the lowest, vii. 224.
low, lowh, v.,
see lawhe.
lowde, loude, a.pl. i. 2808, ii. 309, iv. 3064:
adv. iii. 452, v. 5673.
lowe, adv. i. 718, 1066, iv. 1004;
sup. lowest, i. 704.
lowe, v.a.n. iv. 1273, viii. 587, lower, go lower.
Lowis (emperor), P. 777.
Lowyz (king of France), ii. 2966.
Lubie, vi. 410, 1922,
Lubye, vi. 2069.
luce, s. v. 2015, pike.
Lucie, ii. 905, Lucius.
Lucifer, i. 3299, v. 1701, viii. 10,
genit. Luciferes, viii. 22.
Lucius (1), v. 7124* ff.
Lucius (2), vii. 3946.
lucre, s. i. 1706, iii. 2360, iv. 2590.
Lucrece, vii. 4809, 4985 ff., viii. 2632.
lugge, v.a. vii. 1893.
Lumbard, see Lombard.
lunge, s. vii. 452, 465.
lure, s. iv. 285.
lurke, v.n. v. 6746.
lust, s. P. 19, 230, i. 443, 754, ii. 1109,
pl. lustes, i. 778, 1241, 2517, iv. 1318; pleasure, desire, charm.
lust, v. see list.
lusti, lusty, a. P. 937, i. 317, 1581, 2167, 2306, pleasant.
lustles, a. ii. 2024, iv. 3262, 3455.
lute, s. viii. 2679.
lute, v.n. i. 1933, lurk:
cp. loute.
luxure, s. vii. 4561, lust.
lye, v. see lie.
lye, lie, s. P. 504, iii. 895, dregs.
lyht, liht, s. i. 633, 1168, ii. 836, iii. 920,
be lyhte, v. 6517,
pl. lyhtes, iv. 3221, light.
lyht, liht, a. (1) P. 941, i. 2176, vi. 1982, vii. 956,
pl. lihte, iii. 783, bright.
lyht, a. (2), see liht.
lyhte, adv. v. 4076, brightly.
lyhthnynge, s. viii. 1000, lightning.
lyke, see liche.
lym, s. v. 7233, vi. 1594, lime, (mortar).
lyn, s. iv. 2437, v. 1203, flax.
lyne, see line.
lyon, see leoun.
lyte, a. ii. 429, v. 6627,
as subst. a lyte, a lite, i. 264, 2687, ii. 2045,
(often in MSS. alite, alyte, as i. 2687, ii. 2045, vii. 4092);
to lite, iii. 581, see tolite.
lyvynge, see livinge.
M
ma dame, i. 168, iv. 1374.
macched, pp. v. 5422.
mace, s. v. 6865, viii. 2507.
Macedoyne, Macedoine, ii. 1616, iii. 2451, vi. 1809, vii. 3211*;
as a. ii. 1840.
Macer, vi. 1408.
Machabeu, PP. 282.
Machaire, iii. 146 ff., viii. 2588.
macon, s. vii. 2427, mason.
madd, mad, a. i. 130, v. 496, 5891.
Madian, vii. 3710.
madle, a. as subst. iv. 1301, vii. 4215, male.
mageste, see majeste.
magicien, s. v. 3084, vi. 1337.
magique, s. iv. 2077, vi. 1402;
a. v. 3947, vi. 1434.
magnefie, magnifie, v.a. P. 44, 886, i. 2998, ii. 2827, iv. 2608.
mai, v. see mowe.
maide(n), mayde(n), i. 2481, 2573 ff. 3327, v. 3476,
a maide child, viii. 1058,
pl. maidenes, iv. 255, maidens, iv. 1464, 1575:
cp. may.
maidehiede, s. v. 6384.
maidenhod(e), maidenhiede (-hede), maydenhiede (-hede), s. iv. 1566, 1585, v. 3068, 6181, 6219, vii. 5145,
maidenhed, v. 6769.
Maii, i. 100, 2026, vii. 1045,
May, vii. 2276,
genit. Maies, i. 2089, May.
maile, s. v. 3111.
main, s. vi. 90, strength.
maintenue, s. viii. 3012, maintenance.
maintiene, v.a. i. 3285,
meintiene, iv. 3433,
maintene, PP. 385.
maister, s. i. 35, 1260, ii. 1134, v. 56,
pl. maistres, v. 434.
maistred, v.a.pp. iv. 3518.
maistrefull, a. iii. 212.
maistresse, s. i. 1825, iii. 170, viii. 2331.
maistrie, s. iii. 1566, 2768, vi. 2341, vii. 1398,
pl. maistries, v. 2061, mastery, great deed.
majeste, mageste, s. ii. 1058, v. 1510, 1737.
majorane, s. vii. 1433.
make, s. (1), i. 101, 2088, iii. 2612, v. 4275, mate, match.
make, s. (2), v. 2296, fashion.
make(n), v.a. P. 23, 155, viii. 3143,
2, 3, s.pres. makst, makth, i. 774, iv. 2844,
pret. made, P. 207, 816, ii. 858, 1265,
mad, ii. 310, v. 3822,
pp. mad, P. 347, i. 2427,
(maad, viii. 3110),
made (pl.), P. 300,
maked, v. 680.
makere, s. ii. 916, vii. 1508.
makinge, makyng(e), s. v. 1022, 1203, viii. 3089*, 3154, making, composing (poetry).
maladie, maladye, s. i. 128, ii. 9, 3221, viii. 2642.
male, s. iv. 546, wallet.
Malebouche, ii. 389.
malencolie, s. P. 1069, iii. 27 ff., vii. 402.
malencolien, a. iii. 33, 241.
malencolious, a. iii. 87.
malengin, s. v. 344, evil device.
malgracious, a. v. 647.
malgre, s. v. 6481, 6946, ill-will:
adv. i. 789, 1329, in spite of the will;
malgre myn, iv. 59,
m. hem, iv. 1233, cp. vi. 524.
malice, s. P. 62*, i. 605, vii. 939.
malicious, a. iii. 1634, vii. 2852.
man, s. P. 21, iii. 1249 ff.,
genit. mannes, P. 14, i. 2412,
(mannys, viii. 2975),
to manne, iii. 1967, viii. 308,
pl. men, P. 12, 167, i. 768,
genit. mennes, i. 1995; man, servant.
manace, s. i. 1598, iii. 1832.
manace, v.a.n. iii. 1525, 1533, vi. 1680.
Manachaz, Manachas, vii. 1801 ff.
mandement, s. viii. 1819, command.
Mane, v. 7023.
manere, s. P. 362, i. 793, iv. 1281,
such a maner wise, &c., P. 83*, i. 1086, 1360, iii. 1072,
cp. i. 1977,
in manere, vii. 2132, 4344, PP. 53.
Manes, pl. v. 1363.
manfull, a. vii. 2881.
manhod(e), s. P. 260, ii. 1639, 2514, iii. 1964,
manhiede, manhed(e), i. 1212, 3044, iv. 325, 2033; man’s nature, manliness, race of men.
mankinde, s. ii. 3108, iv. 2443.
manlich, a. vii. 5093.
manna, s. v. 1673.
manneskinde, s. v. 4110.
mannyssh, a. vi. 1528.
manslawhte, s. iii. 2544,
(manslaghtre, PP. 171).
mantel, mantell, s. v. 3557, 4201, 6890, vii. 4524, 5067.
many, mani, a.sing. P. 857, ii. 89, 447, iv. 1619,
many a, P. 75, i. 1958,
manye an, vii. 2191, many (manye) on, v. 5302,
pl. manye, manie, P. 299, 672, i. 2530, iv. 1629,
many, v. 2904, 4015, 5147;
as subst. manye, i. 3238, v. 4001.
manyfold, adv. iii. 1702, 1952, iv. 125,
be manyfold, v. 1778.
manyon, pron. i. 416, 655, 2441,
pl. manion, ii. 1272:
cp. many.
mappemounde, s. vii. 530.
marbre, s. iv. 3666 ff., v. 2035.
Marc, vi. 474.
March, v. 5968, vii. 1008,
Marche, viii. 2843,
Mars, viii. 2852, March.
marchandie, s. ii. 600, vii. 917.
marchant, s. v. 952, 2689, vii. 1687.
marche, s. P. 720, i. 1417, ii. 2521 ff., vii. 555, PP. 291, border, territory.
Marche, see March.
marche, v.n. iv. 2987, border.
Marchus Claudius, vii. 5167 ff.
mareschall, mareschal, s. viii. 714, 2662.
mariage, s. i. 1763, ii. 625, v. 1260.
Marie, i. 3278, v. 1782*.
maried, pp. v. 509.
marked, pp. vii. 1144.
market (place), s. v. 1535, vii. 5101.
marrement, s. vii. 3310*, trouble.
marrubium, vii. 1343, (name of a herb).
Mars (1), Mart, Marte, v. 651 ff., 883 ff., 1215, 1477, 3506, 6150;
(the planet) iv. 2470, vii. 889 ff., 992, 1136, 1314, 1323, 1360, 1374, 1389, 1411.
Mars (2), see March.
Marsagete, vii. 3444.
martire, s. PP. 341.
mased, a. vi. 132.
Masphat, iv. 1533.
masse, see messe.
mast, s. i. 1068, viii. 617.
mat, a. iii. 114, vi. 34, 730, weak, dejected.
mathematique, vii. 72, 145 ff., 623.
matiere, s. P. 6, 984, iv. 565, v. 572, matter, cause.
matins, s. v. 7111.
matrimoine, s. i. 1777.
matrone, s. i. 1657.
may, v. see mowe.
may, s. iv. 30, v. 3438:
cp. maide.
mayde, see maide.
Maximin, vii. 2766.
me, pron. P. 30*, i. 117, 567, me, myself.
mea culpa, i. 661.
mechanique, s. vii. 1693.
mecherie, see micherie.
mechil, see mochel.
mede, s. i. 795, 1554, ii. 2727, v. 4720,
meede, v. 7133*, vii. 129.
Mede, vii. 4335, 5313.
Medee, Medea, iii. 2559, v. 2539, 3241, 3368 ff., 4361, viii. 2563.
medicine, s. i. 30, 167, ii. 3203, medicine, healing.
meditacioun, s. ii. 2876.
medle, v.a. i. 1709, 3014,
pp. medled, P. 858,
medlid, iv. 1475;
v.n. vii. 1586: mingle.
Meduse, Medusa, i. 401 ff., 551.
medwe, s. v. 4151, 5964.
meedful, a. viii. 3105*.
meel, s. vi. 720, meal.
meene, see mene.
meete, see mete.
Megaster, vii. 1455.
meind, see meynd.
meintiene, see maintiene.
meke, mieke, a. v. 2472, 5396, vii. 916.
meke, v.refl. i. 866, v. 7386, submit.
meknesse, s. i. 126, ii. 1486.
melk, s. v. 4048.
melle, v.n. v. 2833,
cp. medle.
melled, a. vii. 4899, mingled.
melodie, s. i. 494, v. 1030.
melte, v.n. iv. 1057,
pret. malt, iv. 1065.
membre, s. P. 153, v. 1457, PP. 164.
memoire, s. P. 1002, i. 1775, ii. 1421.
memorial, s. iv. 532, 563, 2042, memory.
memorial, a. viii. 3026*, 3105, remembered.
men, indef. pron. sing. ii. 659, v. 5510, viii. 2926, people.
menable, a. i. 1067, ii. 1123, iii. 390, vii. 2762:
see note on i. 1067.
menage, s. v. 4809.
Menander (1), iv. 109.
Menander (2), iv. 2409.
mencioun, s. ii. 428, iii. 739.
mende, see mynde.
mene, meene, v.a.n. i. 15, 280, 926, 1210, ii. 2465, iii. 2761, iv. 1859,
pret.
mente, P. 667, 1024,
minte, vii. 5043; mean, intend, speak.
mene, meene, a. v. 3895, 5330.
mene, s. v. 6542.
Menelay, iii. 2136, v. 3072, viii. 2547.
Menesteüs, iii. 2145.
meninge, s. ii. 1599,
menynge, vii. 4837.
menstral, s. vii. 2423.
menstre, s. v. 7059, minster.
mercerie, s. ii. 3059.
merci, mercy, s. i. 1832, 1902, 1936, iii. 222, thanks, mercy.
merciable, a. iii. 1514, iv. 3426, vii. 3276, merciful.
Mercurial, a. vii. 1357.
Mercurie, Mercurius, i. 422 ff., iv. 2053, 3332 ff., v. 938, 1399, 1465, 7411, vii. 2967, 3056;
(the planet) iv. 2474, vii. 757 ff., 1087, 1156, 1382, 1421, 1427.
merel, s. P. 430, vii. 3266, lot.
merie, merye, a. i. 2081, 2734, iv. 504, v. 6128:
adv. v. 3779.
merite, s. P. 301, v. 4893,
merit, v. 1725.
meritoire, a. P. 465.
merthe, s. i. 2531, iv. 3149,
pl. merthes, i. 102, vii. 4799.
merveile, merveille, v.n. ii. 774, 1347, iv. 1266, vi. 171,
mervaile, i. 2226;
impers. v. 4481, vi. 385.
merveile, merveille, s. i. 3234, iii. 1422, vii. 3998,
merveilles (pl.), v. 309, iv. 2059,
mervaile, mervaille, iv. 1480, vii. 2456.
merveiled, a. v. 2060, filled with wonder.
merveilous, a. iv. 2990, v. 5292.
meschief, s. P. 150, ii. 1029, iii. 2387,
(meschef, PP. 111),
mischief, iii. 137.
meschieved, pp. iv. 15.
mescreance, s. v. 1444, vi. 2366.
mescreantz, s.pl. PP. 268.
Mese, iii. 2645, iv. 3516.
message, s. i. 834, ii. 816, iii. 255, message, embassy.
messager, s. ii. 943, v. 1185, vii. 4681,
messagier, i. 2505;
fem. messagere, iv. 2972.
messe, masse, s. i. 660, iv. 1133, v. 7037, 7111.
mestier, s. vii. 1692, occupation.
mesure, s. P. 1056, 1080, i. 2402, iv. 3305, viii. 768.
mesure, v.a. iv. 3306, v. 7638.
metall, metal, s. P. 735, iv. 2449 ff.
Metamor, Methamor, i. 389, v. 6711.
mete, s. P. 475, i. 812, 2843, ii. 1363, iii. 183, meat.
mete, meete, miete, v.a.n. (1), i. 2599, ii. 457, iii. 52, iv. 2902, v. 5584,
pret. mette, P. 42*, i. 85,
pp. met, iv. 2094, meet.
mete, meete, v.a.n. (2), iii. 51, iv. 2901,
pret. mette, iv. 2910, 3065, vi. 1980, dream.
mete, meete, a. and adv. ii. 458, vii. 2899, fit, fitly.
Methamor, see Metamor.
Metodre, viii. 48.
metre, s. iv. 2414.
metrede, s. vi. 2003, dream.
meynd, meind, a. P. 615, v. 2311, 4049, mingled.
mi, min, see my.
Micene, Micenes, iii. 2039, 2081.
Micheas, vii. 2595 ff.,
Michee, vii. 2667.
micherie, mecherie, s. v. 6296, 6495, 6754, 6944, thievishness.
michinge, s. v. 6525, thieving.
midday, s. iv. 3273.
middel, a. P. 17, v. 7691, viii. 720.
middel, s. iv. 1356, vi. 786, vii. 1058, waist, middle.
middelerthe, middilerthe, s. i. 3305, vii. 287.
Mide, Myde, v. 153 ff., 412.
midmorwe, s. viii. 666.
midnyht, s. ii. 2891.
mieke, a. see meke.
miele, s. vi. 590, bowl.
miete, see mete.
miht, mihte, v. see mowe.
miht, s. see myht.
milde, mylde, a. P. 1058, i. 915, ii. 1056, vi. 1918, viii. 1030.
mile, myle, s. ii. 1474, a ten mile, iv. 1707,
thritty mile, v. 2036, (of time) iv. 689, viii. 2312.
milion, s. v. 2613.
minde, see mynde.
mine, s. see myn.
mineral, s. iv. 2559.
minerall, a. iv. 2552.
Minerve, s. i. 1120, 1147, v. 1189, 1460, 1831, 7413, vii. 1922, 1933.
ministre, v.n. i. 808;
v.a. vii. 1030.
ministres, s.pl. i. 583.
Minotaurus, Minotaure, iv. 1043, v. 5277, 5291 ff.
minte, see mene.
minut, mynut, s. iv. 241, 642, vi. 2257.
mir, see myr.
miracle, s. iv. 522, 3661, vii. 662.
mirour, s. P. 496, iii. 1076, v. 2033, viii. 2821.
mirre, s. i. 1705.
mis, mys, s. i. 3311, vi. 2359, wrong.
mis, mys, adv. i. 2403, ii. 559, vii. 5429, amiss.
misbegat, v.a.pret. vi. 2357.
misbelieve, s. ii. 1569, v. 833, 1593.
misbelieved, (pp.) a. v. 739.
misbere, v.refl. vii. 5279, misbehave (oneself).
misbore, pp. ii. 971.
miscaste, v.a. iii. 110.
mischief, see meschief.
misconte, v.n. i. 3112.
misdede, s. iii. 1931, 2614.
misdespended, v.a.pp. i. 298.
misdo, v.a.n. i. 3443,
pret. misdede, iii. 227,
pp. misdo, i. 2385, ii. 3513.
miselve(n), miself, pron. i. 62, 192, 556,
myselve, iv. 853,
(my self, viii. 2958).
misericorde, s. iii. 2628, 2712, vii. 3303.
misfalle, v.n.,
pret. misfell, vi. 2362.
misfare, v.n. ii. 694, iv. 3387,
pret. misferde, iv. 3602, vii. 4437,
pp. misferd, ii. 2432, go wrong, transgress.
misgete, v.a.pp. viii. 243.
misgovernance, s. ii. 2965, v. 693.
misguide, v.a. viii. 2920.
mishandlinge, s. v. 1869.
mishap(p), s. iii. 814, vi. 2358.
mishappe, v.n. iv. 304, vii. 4916, fare ill, unfortunately happen.
mislede, v.a. vii. 1678, 4310.
misledere, s. ii. 3021.
mislike, v.n. v. 7054, be displeasing.
mislok, s. i. 334.
misloke, v.n. i. 418, sin in looking.
mislokynge, s. i. 445.
mispaie, v.a. iii. 648,
pp. mispaid, mispaied, ii. 549, viii. 1582, displease.
mispeche, s. ii. 545.
mispeke, v.a.n. ii. 535, 548, 2008, iii. 562, speak amiss.
misreule, v.a. vii. 2508, viii. 2114.
misse, v.n. iii. 1362, viii. 2229, fail;
v.a. vi. 312,
pret. miste, iv. 836, lose.
misserve, v.a. vii. 3933.
misseye, v.n. P. 480, say amiss.
missit, v.n. 3 s.pres. v. 5213, is unfitting.
mist, myst, s. v. 1866, vii. 281.
mistake, v.a. iv. 1001.
misteppe, v.n. v. 473, go wrong.
misthrowe, v.a. i. 549.
mistime, v.a. i. 220, iii. 2458, viii. 196,
mystyme, vi. 4, disorder, bring about wrongly.
mistorne, v.a.n. P. 957, i. 427, v. 6304, vii. 4468.
mistriste, v.n. i. 3165.
mistrowinge, s. vi. 1643.
mistrust, s. ii. 53.
misuse, v.a. P. 521, v. 4538.
miswende, v.a.n. iii. 1548,
pret. miswente, vi. 2361,
pp. miswent, P. 517, i. 395, v. 5288.
Mitelene, viii. 1405, 1610, 1917.
mitre, s. ii. 2936.
mo, a.pl. i. 922, 1272, iv. 1357:
cp. nomo.
Moab, viii. 235.
Moabite, vii. 4503, viii. 241.
moche, a. i. 224;
as subst. to moche, iii. 581,
cp. tomoche:
for als moche, i. 272,
cp. vi. 349.
mochel, a. P. 342, i. 1568, iii. 1619,
(mochil, mechil, viii. 3040, 3046);
adv. i. 1412, 1983, ii. 2251, iii. 908.
mod, s. ii. 2734, iv. 1280, PP. 101, mood, mind.
modefie, modifie, v.a. vii. 2153, 4210, 5379, limit.
moder, s. P. 852, ii. 644, vii. 4731,
(modir, PP. 106, 241),
genit. moder, iii. 313, 2175,
pl. modres, ii. 3223.
moderhed(e), s. ii. 1073, v. 5893.
moerdre, s. ii. 3293, iii. 1883, murder.
moerdre, v.a. iii. 1935 ff., viii. 1382, murder.
moerdrer, s. viii. 1958.
moerdrice, s. iii. 2003, viii. 1958, murderess.
moeve(n), v.a. ii. 190, 1379;
v.n. iii. 1273, vii. 677: move.
moevement, s. vii. 674.
Moïses, P. 306, iii. 2254, v. 1656, 1682, 6967, vi. 1092, vii. 1475, 3054, PP. 187,
Moises, iv. 648.
moist(e), s. P. 977, vii. 271, 379, 445, moisture.
moiste, moyste, a. ii. 3123, vii. 413, 1061 ff.,
moist, vii. 1287.
moisture, s. vii. 730.
molde, s. i. 1607, ii. 1737, iv. 1844, vii. 5017, earth;
iv. 1112, fashion.
Moloch, vii. 4509.
moltoun, s. P. 1060, sheep.
monarchie, s. P. 673, i. 763.
mone, s. (1), i. 2180, 3143, ii. 703, iii. 556, moan, lament.
mone, s. (2), P. 142, 484, i. 1168, v. 1447, vii. 721 ff., moon.
mone, s. (3), i. 1634, companion.
moneie, monoie, s. iv. 2448, v. 11, 610, 1834, 4377, money.
monelyht, s. vii. 733.
monkes, s.genit. iv. 2732.
monstre, s. i. 404, v. 1091, 5275.
mont, s. ii. 3350, 3378,
pl. montz, P. 755, iv. 1952.
montaine, montaigne, monteine, s. iii. 365, v. 1048, 1288, 1331.
montance, s. viii. 2312, amount.
monthe, s. i. 100, 2026,
pl. monthes, iv. 2960,
a monthe (tuo monthe) day, iv. 776, 2955.
mor (1), s. iv. 2786, moor.
mor (2), see more.
Moral, P. 945, (Gregory’s) Moralia.
moral, a. iv. 2321, v. 1852, viii. 2925.
More, i. 1686, Moor.
more, a. P. 158, v. 5889;
as subst. P. 20, 324, 762,
mor, ii. 996, iv. 1650;
cp. mo:
adv. P. 640, i. 1263, iv. 122,
mor, i. 1951, 2703, ii. 1736,
the more, P. 55*, i. 2322,
more yit (moreover), iv. 2446.
more, v.a. v. 1614, vii. 1841, 4846, increase.
morgage, s. vii. 4228.
Morien, iv. 2609.
Moris, ii. 937, 975, 1365 ff.
Morpheüs, iv. 3039, 3057.
morscel, s. vi. 6,
morsell, viii. 195.
mortalite, s. PP. 284.
mortiel, a. iii. 1532, 2027.
morwe, s. i. 2169, 2852, ii. 2713, iii. 2616,
be the m., v. 3415,
a morwe, ii. 781;
as a. iv. 1829.
morwetyde, s. iii. 1221.
most, a.superl. i. 1194, 2074,
def. moste, ii. 46, iii. 2678, iv. 959, greatest, chief:
adv. most, P. 120, ii. 2336, v. 233,
moste, i. 307, v. 3103.
mote, v.n. viii. 640, 1,
3 s.pres. mot, P. 650, i. 1296, 2102,
mote, vii. 3536, 3604 ff., viii. 255,
2 s. most, ii. 206,
pl. mote(n), P. 698, ii. 3225, iii. 1030,
pret. moste,
(as pres.) P. 525, 646, i. 261, 1333, 2700, v. 526,
(as pret.) P. 729, i. 2309,
pres. subj. (expressing a wish), mot, mote, P. 92, 340, i. 2878, 3347: must, may.
mote, s. ii. 576.
mounte, monte, v.n. i. 3065, iv. 1061.
mous, s. iii. 1643, vii. 3572.
mowe, s. iv. 900, v. 1926, grimace.
mowe, v.n.inf. iv. 38,
mow, ii. 1670,
1, 3 s.pres. mai, may, P. 21, 249, i. 174, 689, 987, 1545, vii. 111, 4144,
2 s. miht, myht, i. 247, 710, 2242, ii. 2085,
(myght, PP. 97),
2 pl. mow ye, iv. 2788,
3 pl. mow, v. 6768,
pret. mihte, myhte, P. 203, 728, i. 1412, 2261, 2332, vii. 5062,
(myghte, viii. 3048, PP. 76),
miht, iii. 1356,
myht, PP. 39,
myhte ... to, ii. 510,
cp. vii. 437, be able (to), have power, (may, might).
mowe, v.a. ii. 2375, reap.
mowth, mouth, s. i. 1275, ii. 431,
to mowthe, to mouthe, be mowthe, i. 1642, 2433, ii. 485, vii. 5285,
pl. mouthes, v. 3609, vii. 2653.
muable, a. P. 581, v. 444, viii. 585, changing, easily moved.
mue, s. iii. 1412, cage.
muk, s. v. 4855.
mule, s. ii. 1506, vi. 1835.
mull, s. v. 2310, rubbish.
multeplie, multiplie, v.a.n. iv. 2460, v. 133, 1651, 6423, viii. 29, increase.
multiplicacioun (-on), s. iv. 2573, vii. 159, viii. 86.
multitude, s. ii. 1810, v. 2201.
Mundus, i. 783.
murmur, s. i. 1345.
muse, v.n. i. 3091, iii. 75, 1219, vii. 4270, reflect, gaze.
Muse, s. viii. 3074*, 3140.
musette, s. viii. 2677, (a musical instrument).
musike, musiqe, musique, s. i. 497, iv. 2416, 3335, vii. 150.
musinge, s. vi. 126.
must, vii. 1165.
my, mi, myn, min, poss. pron. P. 63, 85, i. 2, 74 ff.,
pl. my, myn, min, i. 228, iii. 60, iv. 3219;
disj. myn, i. 950, iii. 896,
pl. myne, vii. 2333*:
al myn one, i. 115, see one.
mydnyht, a. v. 3961.
myht, miht, s. P. 655, i. 2848, ii. 1155, vii. 2120,
pl. mihtes, myhtes, i. 2917, iii. 1112,
(myghtes, viii. 3065).
myht, myhte,
v. mowe.
myhtely, adv. vii. 242.
myhti(-y), mihty, mihti, a. P. 378, i. 940, 2792, 3013, ii. 1639,
(myghti, mighti, PP. 41, 293);
sup. myhtiest,
def. myhtieste, P. 736, i. 1098, vii. 1826.
mylde, see milde.
myle, see mile.
myn, pron. see my.
myn, s. v. 86, 2155,
myne, mine, iv. 2455, 2553, mine.
mynde, minde, s. P. 93, i. 918, 1618, ii. 2226, v. 5726, viii. 1559,
mende, iv. 643, 1961, vii. 1200, mind, memory, mention.
myne, v.n. v. 2121, mine.
myne, s. see myn.
Mynitor, v. 897.
Mynos, v. 5231 ff.
mynour, s. v. 2121, miner.
mynut, see minut.
myr, ii. 1974, iii. 1631, iv. 2723,
mir, i. 683, mire.
mys, see mis.
mysbefalle, v.impers. i. 459.
mysdrawe, pp. P. 430, wrongly drawn.
myst, see mist.
mystyme, see mistime.
myswreynt, pp. v. 1869, wrongly twisted.
myte, s. v. 4412.
N
Nabal, vii. 4530.
nabeith (= ne abeith), vi. 1378.
Nabugodonosor, P. 595, i. 2786, v. 7018.
Nabuzardan, v. 7013.
Nachaie, vi. 1660.
nacion (-oun), s. i. 394, iv. 1451, viii. 85, 91, kind, race.
nagher(e), adv. ii. 1244, 1260, v. 6240, nowhere:
cp. nowher.
naght, see noght.
Naiades, v. 1334.
naked, a. i. 363, 1781, iii. 248 &c.,
nakid, ii. 709, iii. 1429, iv. 403,
def. nakede, iv. 421.
nam (= ne am), i. 743, 2751.
nam, v.a.pret. i. 1738, ii. 1438, iii. 1447,
nom, P. 758,
pp. nome, P. 982, i. 443, 901, 3264, took, taken:
thurgh nome, v. 3635, penetrated.
name, s. P. 99, 294, i. 806, 2096, name, honour.
name, v.a. P. 87, i. 3394, iii. 1599, iv. 2477,
pret. namede, iv. 468.
namely, adv. P. 144, iii. 63, 2633,
namly, ii. 47,
nameliche, i. 2370, v. 6345,
namliche, iv. 1449, especially.
Namplus, iii. 1002 ff.,
cp. Nauplus.
naproche (= ne aproche), iv. 1135.
Narcizus, i. 2285,
Narcise, viii. 2542.
nargh, a. i. 1685, narrow.
nase, s. i. 1678, iv. 2544, vii. 3273, nose.
nassote (= ne assote), vii. 4254.
natheles, P. 36, i. 21, 988, vii. 3877, nevertheless, moreover.
nativite, s. i. 392, iv. 2764.
nature, s. ii. 1376, iii. 175, 350 ff., viii. 2224 ff.,
pl. natures, vii. 108.
nature, v.a. vii. 393, fashion.
naturel, a. i. 1498, iii. 2581, iv. 2399, vii. 1301.
naturien, s. vi. 1338, vii. 649, 1471, follower of natural magic.
Nauplus, iv. 1816 ff.,
cp. Namplus.
navele, s. i. 489.
navie, s. i. 528, 1171, iv. 80, vi. 1445,
navye, ii. 1128.
nawher(e), see nowher.
nay, adv. P. 373, i. 740, iii. 55.
nayled, pp. vii. 2900.
ne, adv. i. 733, iii. 936, iv. 2855,
ne ... no, P. 179, i. 159, 792,
ne ... noght, i. 166, iii. 570,
that ... ne, P. 990, i. 788, 2093,
ne ... bot, i. 264,
non ... ne, iv. 1400;
ne (= nor), i. 25, 794, 1082,
ne ... ne, viii. 2451,
noght ... ne noght ne, i. 2722:
ne hadde he (if he had not), iv. 2184,
ne hadde be that, vi. 1755,
that I nere, that he ne were, (O that I were, &c.), iv. 3414, v. 3747.
Neabole, v. 1435.
necessaire, a. vii. 1504.
necessite, s. P. 797, vii. 1704.
necgligence, negligence, s. iv. 889 ff.
necgligent, a. iv. 962, 1031.
necke, s. P. 605, i. 1687.
Nectanabus, v. 6671, vi. 1796 ff., vii. 1296.
neddre, s. vii. 1010, adder:
cp. eddre.
nede, s. P. 227, i. 1988, 2239,
ned, iv. 3449,
pl. nedes, ii. 3414;
ate nede, iii. 1772,
mot nede, nedes mot, moste nedes, &c., P. 574, i. 1714, ii. 778, iii. 352.
nedeles, a. i. 3267, without need (of help).
nedeth, needeth, v.n. 3 s.pres. P. 800, i. 2446, iii. 1311, viii. 2245;
impers. P. 33, i. 283, ii. 1897, 3364: is necessary, (it) is needful.
nedle, s. vi. 559,
nedle and ston, vi. 1422, viii. 541.
nedly, adv. iv. 1168.
nedy, a. v. 7757.
negligence, see necgligence.
neisshe, see neysshe.
Nembrot, Nembroth, P. 1018, v. 1547, vii. 1452.
Neptunus, Neptune, i. 1152, ii. 180, v. 983 ff., 1146, 6162 ff., vi. 1406, viii. 623, 1595, 1614.
nere (= ne were), iv. 3414.
Nereïdes, v. 1345.
Nero, vi. 1155 ff.
nerr, a. and adv. comp. i. 2323, iii. 1040, iv. 1705, vii. 312,
ner, ii. 2286, v. 5050;
as prep. iii. 694: nearer.
Nessus, ii. 2168 ff.
nest, s. iv. 1669.
nest, adv. see next.
Nestor, iii. 1801 ff.
net, s. iii. 183, iv. 2428.
netherdes, s.pl. v. 1006, neatherds.
netle, s. ii. 401.
Neuma Pompilius, vii. 3057.
nevere, adv. P. 660, i. 1532, 2324.
neveremo, adv. iv. 2266,
neveremor(e), v. 2813, 4474,
nevermor, ii. 1304.
nevoeu, s. i. 1409, nephew.
newe, a. P. 349, 659, i. 2083,
as subst. P. 1003, i. 1202;
of newe, P. 6,
uppon newe, PP. 315.
newe, adv. P. 163, i. 1665.
newe, v.a. P. 92*, i. 2700, vi. 1497, renew, produce;
v.n. P. 59, viii. 1587, change.
newefongel, a. v. 4367.
newefot, s. vi. 145, (name of a dance).
next, adv. i. 256, 1230, 1964,
nest, vii. 1075.
nexte, a.def. ii. 3149.
neyhe, v.n. v. 3782, draw near.
neysshe, neisshe, a. iv. 3681, v. 4693, soft.
nice, see nyce.
Nicolas, ii. 2809.
Nigargorus, v. 1521.
nigromaunce, s. v. 6673, vi. 1308.
niht, see nyht.
Nil, vii. 561.
nimphe, s. i. 365, 2317,
pl. nimphes, i. 2343, v. 1182, 1328 ff.,
nimphis, v. 6932.
Ninus, v. 1541.
nis (= ne is), i. 618, 3382,
nys, i. 443, ii. 2946.
no, a. P. 106, i. 152,
no thing, iii. 1824:
cp. non.
no, adv. i. 712, ii. 1931, iv. 2746,
no lengere, v. 5082.
noble, a. P. 633, i. 3351;
sup. noblest, i. 465.
nobleie, s. i. 2032, vii. 813.
nobles, s.pl. v. 3758, vii. 2376.
noblesce, noblesse, i. 2100, ii. 2820, v. 7648.
Noë, P. 1015, v. 1605, vii. 542, 1452, viii. 79, 84.
noght, s. P. 624, i. 2197,
(nought, viii. 3078),
at noght, i. 1567, 1896,
for n., ii. 2696,
al to n., iii. 580,
as n. ne were, iv. 696, 1925,
for n. he preide &c., ii. 1164, 2974,
al to noghtes, vii. 412.
noght, adv. P. 124, 221, 270 &c.,
nought, P. 33, 70*,
naght, v. 3786,
not, vii. 2198, viii. 3017*.
noghwhere, see nowher.
noise, s. i. 375, 1733,
noyse, ii. 3239.
noise, v.a. iv. 3004, disturb.
nolde (= ne wolde), vi. 1366, viii. 1603.
nom, see nam.
noman, P. 41, i. 21 &c.,
(no man, PP. 11).
nomaner, iii. 173.
nombre, s. vii. 155, number.
nombre, v.a. ii. 1769, vii. 1122.
nome, see nam.
nomo, s.pl. i. 1898, ii. 133,
no mo, i. 1272.
nomore, nomor, a. ii. 1526, iv. 603:
subst. i. 270, 1605, 3439;
cp. nomo:
adv. P. 1086, i. 1226, 2101.
non, a. P. 207, 901, i. 890, iv. 505, 1543,
pl. none, P. 201, iv. 691, 1446,
non, i. 1336, 1386;
in none wise, v. 1637, viii. 949;
cp. no:
pron. P. 176, ii. 1828, no one:
adv. i. 137, 1329, iii. 2443, not.
non, s. viii. 668, noon.
Nonarcigne, v. 1009.
noncertein, s. viii. 2179, 2378, uncertainty.
nones, i. 2538, ii. 1130, iv. 1353, 3009.
nonne, s. viii. 175, nun.
norrice, s. i. 618, ii. 1076, iii. 1936, iv. 1087, vii. 3573, nurse, nurture.
north, s. viii. 1039.
Northumberlond, ii. 717.
not (= ne wot), P. 254, i. 56, iii. 124,
nost (= ne wost), iv. 1779,
nyste (= ne wyste), i. 914, iii. 998.
not, adv. see noght.
note, s. (1), P. 1058, iv. 434, 699,
pl. notes, i. 496, note (of music), mark.
note, s. (2), iv. 566, nut.
note, v.a.n. iv. 698, 2415, v. 1346, vii. 2340.
notefie, v.a. ii. 2825.
notetre, s. iv. 867, nut-tree.
nother, see nouther.
nothing, s. i. 909, ii. 1166 &c.,
no thing, iii. 1834:
adv. P. 214, i. 3029 &c.
nouche, s. i. 2420, v. 7066, vi. 1134, brooch.
nought, see noght.
noughte (= ne oughte), viii. 2991.
nouther, nowther, a. iv. 2254;
as conj. i. 271, 2470, ii. 1412, v. 2849,
nother, iv. 1268: neither.
novellerie, s. v. 3955.
Novembre, vii. 1167.
now, nou, adv. P. 27 &c.,
now ... now, nou ... nou, P. 569 f., i. 90,
as now, i. 546,
tyme now, i. 2379, viii. 2437,
on daies nou, iv. 1731 (cp. now adaies):
as subst. P. 843, iv. 2772, v. 4501.
nowher, adv. ii. 31,
noghwhere, vii. 1514,
nawher(e), iv. 1044, v. 3269:
cp. naghere.
nowhider, adv. v. 520.
nowther, see nouther.
nyce, nice, a. i. 1224, 2016, 2276, ii. 1866, iv. 610, v. 1038, 2818;
as subst. v. 4725: foolish, fastidious, delicate.
nycete, s. v. 462, vi. 176, folly.
nygard, s. v. 4850.
nygardie, s. v. 4805.
nyh, a. P. 261;
adv. P. 884, i. 1527;
prep. i. 2322, ii. 1115:
cp. nerr.
nyht, niht, s. P. 939, i. 1167, ii. 2656,
nyght, PP. 102,
gen. nyhtes, i. 860, vii. 358;
be nyhte, be nihte, i. 823, ii. 2681, iii. 148, iv. 420,
be nyht, iii. 1541, iv. 3057,
at nyht, i. 870,
on nyht, i. 1811,
a nyht, v. 2099, 6507,
to nyht, i. 944.
nyhte, v.n. v. 4955, become night.
nyhtingale, s. i. 355, iv. 2872, v. 5944.
nyle (= ne wyle), iii. 961.
nyne, num. iii. 1521, v. 4019.
nynthe, a. vii. 1141, 1379.
nys, see nis.
nyste, see not.
O
O, interj. i. 124, v. 5677.
o, pron.a. i. 1505, v. 2252, 2296,
that o, P. 981, v. 2255,
that o ... that other, v. 2306 ff.,
cp. on pron.
obedience, s. i. 1301, 1858.
obedient, a. i. 1291, iv. 1125.
obeie, v.a.n. P. 729, i. 510, 1269, 1281, 2236, ii. 2612, v. 6364;
refl. iii. 265;
is obeied (to), ii. 1529: obey, submit, do obeisance.
obeissance, s. P. 107, i. 2606, viii. 2713,
(obeyssaunce, viii. 3021*), obedience, homage.
obeissant, a. i. 2502, 2795, iv. 425, v. 1351, obedient.
oblivion, s. iv. 651.
observance, s. i. 881, 1869, 2605.
observe, v.a. P. 72*, iv. 3252, vii. 4214.
obstacle, s. ii. 1546, iv. 521.
obstinacie, s. iv. 3434.
obstinat, a. iv. 3442, v. 1704.
occeane, s. vii. 592.
occident, s. iv. 3235, vii. 582,
thoccident, P. 720, the West.
occupacioun (-on), s. iv. 212, 1257, v. 197.
Octobre, vii. 1139.
Octovien, v. 4731.
odde, a. vii. 1580.
Oënes, iv. 2045.
Oëtes, v. 3321.
of, prep. P. 1, 3, 235, i. 825, 1212, 2237, 2737, ii. 2285, iv. 3414, v. 1998, of, from, by reason of, as regards, by:
of that (= since), P. 333, i. 417, 1128, 2566;
of tolde, speke of, &c., i. 2866, iv. 2466:
adv. i. 1745, 2471, off.
offence, s. i. 2072, iii. 104, 614, iv. 505.
offende, v.n. P. 422;
v.a. vii. 3243, PP. 245.
office, s. P. 80, i. 2410, iii. 2004, 2218,
thoffice, i. 242.
officer, officier, s. i. 647, 2506.
offre, v.a. i. 1122, 1159;
v.n. iii. 1990.
offrende, s. i. 936, v. 1638, viii. 956,
offringe, iii. 1995, v. 830.
ofherkne, v.n. ii. 2007.
ofte, adv. P. 14, i. 620,
often, P. 502,
ofte sithes (time), i. 118, ii. 2015,
often times, v. 4777.
oftetime, adv. vi. 1248.
oghne, a. P. 86, i. 951 &c.,
oughne, i. 1948, v. 588,
owen, viii. 1248,
owne, viii. 2954*.
oght, s. P. 846, iv. 673, 1765, 3487,
ought, i. 1287, ii. 1930, iv. 1745,
auht, v. 6073:
adv. i. 549, ii. 274,
awht, i. 2770.
oghth, v. 3 s.pres. iii. 2474,
pret. oghte, i. 462, 2238, v. 4984,
oughte, v. 2607,
owhte, ii. 549,
thou oghtest, iv. 1794;
impers. ii. 2142, iii. 704, 1666: ought, owe, own.
oignement, s. v. 3596, viii. 2817.
oil, s. vii. 2194, 2584 (see note).
oile, s. see oyle.
old, a. P. 1003, i. 1072,
def. olde, i. 2693, 2696,
pl. olde, P. 7, i. 3390,
(as subst.), v. 3930;
of (be) olde ensample, iii. 782, 1683,
be olde tyde, v. 139:
cp. eldeste.
Olimpe, v. 3997.
Olimpias, vi. 1824, 1965.
olyve, s. v. 4142.
Omelie, v. 1901, Homilies.
on, prep. P. 28, 789, i. 350, 697, 1677, iv. 624, 1632;
adv. i. 1273: on, in.
on, num. P. 125, i. 194, 1274, 1793, one;
in on, P. 159, united;
in on, evere in on, P. 523, i. 1795, iii. 526, v. 375, in the same way, without ceasing;
on and on, i. 194, vi. 1315, one by one:
pron. on, i. 2483, ii. 1217, 1247, iv. 605, 2050,
oon, ii. 1092, iv. 555, v. 519,
on ... other, P. 649, 968, i. 1496,
that on ... that other, i. 397, v. 2298,
on the ferste, &c., iv. 2606, vi. 1481, vii. 3092:
cp. one.
onde, s. i. 979, v. 3975, emotion, breath.
one, a. i. 2179, vii. 3619, 4161,
al one, P. 72, i. 351,
al myn one, &c., i. 115, iv. 833,
him one, viii. 634, single, alone.
ones, adv. i. 962, ii. 1490,
at ones, i. 2202, ii. 2301, iv. 2102.
only, onli, adv. P. 265, 719, i. 622, iv. 3202,
onlyche, onlich(e), i. 740, 1948, iii. 42.
onwrong (?), adv. P. 65*.
oon, see on, pron.
open, a. P. 34, 865, ii. 431, 776,
in open, i. 616,
leie open, v. 974.
openly, adv. P. 330, i. 2187,
openliche, i. 1035, ii. 918.
operacioun (-on), s. vii. 998, 1282.
opinioun (-on), s. i. 1990, ii. 3214, iii. 2114,
oppinion, P. 531, v. 1174.
opne, v.a. v. 3594, 5785.
oppose, v.a. i. 225, 880, 1276, 1601;
v.n. iii. 436, viii. 1712; question; ask questions.
opposit, s. iv. 3243.
oppresse, v.a. iii. 49, 2335, v. 889, 1806, vi. 568,
(pp. oppressid, viii. 3019).
or, conj. P. 215,
or ... or, P. 211, i. 740, either ... or,
or (that) ... or, iii. 1192, iv. 1093, whether ... or.
or, prep. see er.
Orace, vii. 3581,
cp. vi. 1513 marg.
Orayn, v. 806.
Orbis, vii. 613, 618, 687.
Orchamus, v. 6727.
ordeine, ordeigne, v.a. P. 379, i. 828, 1754, 2126, 2504, 3319, iv. 3624, appoint, arrange.
ordinal, s. vii. 969, arrangement.
ordinance, s. ii. 677, 1643, iii. 1787,
ordinaunce, iv. 3559, management, order.
ordre, s. i. 243, 1026, v. 890,
order, v. 6954,
pl. ordres, i. 608.
ore, s. ii. 1904, v. 3688, viii. 1401, oar.
Oreades, v. 1330.
orf, s. P. 410, cattle.
orient, s. i. 2789, iv. 3236, vii. 555,
thorient, P. 719.
original, a. v. 1767, vi. 1.
orped, a. i. 2590, iii. 2415, valiant.
Ortolan, iv. 2609.
Orus, v. 798.
oth, s. i. 985, 1487, iii. 55, 220, oath.
other, a. P. 264,
other wise, P. 463, i. 1048, 1615,
in othre wise, viii. 3054,
cp. otherwise, an other, i. 178,
another, P. 968,
an othre, i. 481,
non othre, viii. 2962,
that other, P. 373, i. 1783, ii. 1832 (the next),
thother, ii. 1740,
that othre, v. 3172,
pl. othre, P. 255, i. 1728, iv. 1184,
other, i. 116, iv. 1183,
thother, vii. 371:
as subst. P. 1024,
an other, i. 1500, iii. 179, vii. 4741, 5165,
an othre, i. 1496, ii. 511,
ech ... other, iv. 500,
eche (echon) ... othre, i. 2061, 2082,
pl. othre, P. 427, i. 810, 2074:
adv. i. 1760, otherwise.
othergate, adv. P. 440, iv. 2790.
otherwhile, adv. i. 2335 f., 2515, ii. 456, 1080, sometimes, any time.
otherwise, adv. P. 240, i. 1938,
of otherwise, ii. 2421:
cp. other.
Othes, P. 818.
Othrin, v. 3997.
oughne, see oghne.
ought, see oght.
oughte, see oghth.
oule, s. i. 1727, iii. 585, vi. 1450.
oultrage, s. P. 1080, ii. 2967, iii. 1775, vii. 1190.
oultreli, adv. vii. 4107, utterly.
oure, poss. pron. P. 5, i. 2062, iii. 1473,
our, v. 1860.
ourselve, pron. PP. 222,
cp. ousselve.
ous, pers. pron. P. 1, 5 &c.,
refl. P. 543,
(us, viii. 3110*), us.
ousselve, pron. P. 525,
ousself, iii. 2302, ourselves:
cp. ourselve.
out, see oute.
outake(n), outtake, pp. P. 136, vii. 264;
as prep. i. 3077, iv. 3459, v. 215: excepted, except.
outbreide, v.a.pret. iii. 800,
out breide, viii. 1377, drew out.
outdrowh, outdrouh, v.a.pret. iii. 1661, v. 3719, drew out.
oute, out, adv. P. 689, i. 1418, ii. 1887, 3240, iv. 2351, viii. 1377,
(as exclamation) v. 3910,
out of, P. 131, i. 933, &c.
outher, conj. see owther.
outher, indef.pron. v. 2836.
outtake, see outake.
outward, adv. P. 447, ii. 2201, v. 1996, 4399; outwardly, out.
outwith, a. viii. 2833, outwardly.
over, prep. P. 755,
over this, P. 328,
(ovyr this, viii. 3005),
over that, P. 1017, besides,
cp. overthis, overthat;
over al, iii. 1945, throughout.
overal, adv. P. 119, i. 1713,
overall, iv. 2882, everywhere, throughout.
overblowe, v.n. v. 7828.
overcaste, v.a. P. 657, i. 1070, iii. 1010, 1136, 1354, v. 4603, viii. 1042, overthrow, upset, cover (with clouds).
overcome, v.a.,
3 s.pres. overcomth, iii. 619,
pret. overcom, P. 757,
overcam, v. 1093,
pp. overcome, P. 704, i. 970, v. 3745.
overforth, adv. P. 635.
overgilt, pp. viii. 569, gilded over.
overglad, i. 2713, iv. 678.
overgladed, pp. iii. 106.
overgo, v.n.,
3 s.pres. overgoth, iii. 102,
overgeth, iii. 1962,
pp. overgo(n), i. 3325, iv. 664, pass away:
v.a. iii. 576, 1488, viii. 182, 227, overcome.
overhaste, v.a. iii. 1675.
overhippe, v.a. v. 2004, leap over.
overladde, v.a.pret. iii. 2364,
pp. overlad, iv. 582, v. 2749, overcame, overcome.
overlein, pp. vii. 3930, oppressed.
overlippe, s. v. 376, upper lip.
overmo, overmor(e), adv. i. 2386, 3361, ii. 378, iii. 918,
(ovyrmore, viii. 3029), moreover.
overpasse, v.a. i. 517, 2402, ii. 2401, vii. 1839, 4075, pass over, pass by, avoid, surpass;
v.n. P. 630, i. 6, 2922, iii. 94, iv. 1134, pass away.
overrede, v.a.,
pret. overradde, ii. 956,
pp. overrad, iv. 207, read over.
overrenne, v.a.,
pret. overran, iii. 2445,
pp. overronne, i. 2478, iv. 2188, v. 6974, vi. 1059, vii. 862,
overrunne, viii. 100, overrun, conquer, pass, omit, transgress.
overscape, v.a. i. 2242, iii. 518, escape from.
overseie, pp. oversein,
v.a. ii. 1011, viii. 879, looked over.
oversein, overseie, a. v. 3190, viii. 2933, careless, imprudent.
overset, v.a.pp. i. 1953, v. 2707.
oversit, v.a. 3 s.pres. iii. 618,
pret. oversat, iv. 806, outstay.
overspradde, v.a.pret. v. 1653, 7114*, viii. 1012, 3002*.
overtake, v.a. v. 700,
pret. overtok, ii. 303,
pp. overtake, P. 135, ii. 2586, iii. 2098, iv. 3415, overtake, convict, ruin.
overthat, adv. P. 839, iii. 277, moreover;
cp. over.
overthis, adv. i. 448, 573, iv. 3698, moreover;
cp. over.
overthrowe, v.a. P. 139,
pret. overthrew, overthreu, vi. 1590, viii. 2704,
pl. overthrewe, vi. 2264, turn over, overthrow;
v.n. P. 969, i. 1886, 1962, ii. 252,
pret.subj. overthrewe, iii. 1630, be overthrown.
overtorne, v.a. iv. 1280, vi. 129, 1956,
(pp. ovyrturnyd, viii. 3145), turn over, overturn;
v.n. P. 958.
overtrowe, v.n. i. 2369.
overwende, v. iii. 1131, v. 1668, overturn, come over.
overwroth, a. iii. 579.
Ovide, i. 333, 386, 2274, ii. 106, 2297, iii. 361, 381, 736, iv. 1211, 2669 ff., 3317, v. 140, 635, 878, 4229, 5570, 6146, 6710, viii. 2266 ff., 2719.
owen, see oghne.
owther, outher, conj. i. 2309, iii. 847, iv. 938, either.
oxe, s. i. 2843, ii. 86, v. 10,
pl. oxen, v. 1023,
oxes, iv. 1835.
oyle, oile, s. iv. 257, viii. 1198, 2775, oil.
P
Paceole, v. 299.
pacience, s. ii. 2819, iii. 12, 1098.
pacient, a. iii. 706.
packe, s. v. 5516, 6094.
Pafagoine, iv. 2148 ff.
page, s. iv. 1192, foot-boy.
paie, v.a.n. iv. 1848, 3269, v. 2679,
3 s.p. paith, v. 4522,
paieth, v. 5513,
pret. payde, v. 1755,
pp. paid, payd, i. 2449, 3324, ii. 2217, iii. 934,
paied, i. 2984, please, pay, satisfy.
paiement, s. v. 5087, 5520.
paien, s. vii. 3246* ff.,
pl. paiens, vi. 1313, PP. 183, pagan.
paiene, payene, a. v. 1137, 1943,
paien, vii. 3222*, 4408, pagan.
paindemeine, s. vi. 620.
Palamades, iii. 1007, iv. 1817.
pale, a. i. 701, 982, ii. 1346.
paleis, s. P. 838, i. 2964, ii. 3231.
Palene, v. 1199.
Palladion, v. 1833 ff.
Pallant, v. 1209.
Pallas, i. 420 ff., v. 1207 ff., 4219, 6149 ff.
palle, v.a.n. v. 5486, vi. 342, weaken, grow weak.
palle, s. v. 6680, covering.
Pan, v. 1007, viii. 2239, 2476.
panche, s. vi. 1000, belly.
Pandas, iv. 2410.
Pandion, v. 5556.
Pandulf, iv. 2408.
panne, s. i. 2472, iv. 2733.
Pantasilee, iv. 2139 ff., v. 2547,
Pantaselee, viii. 2527.
Panthasas, iv. 3049.
Pantheon, viii. 272.
papacie, s. P. 364, ii. 2895.
papal, a. ii. 2925.
papat, s. ii. 2833, papacy.
paper, s. iv. 198.
Paphos, iv. 435.
Paphus, iv. 434.
pappes, s.pl. iii. 2010, 2073.
par, prep. see per.
paradis, s. P. 1005, i. 3303, iv. 682, v. 1707, vi. 207,
paradys, i. 502.
parage, s. i. 3336, viii. 351, equal rank, rank.
parail, s. vii. 1038.
paramour, s. iv. 1269, 1470.
Parasie, v. 1011.
parconner, s. viii. 2535, partner.
pardoun, s. i. 2174, viii. 2896.
parfit, a. iii. 2496, v. 2032,
def. parfit, iv. 2522,
parfite, iv. 2624;
as subst. the parfit, iv. 2363, v. 1723:
adv. v. 1714.
parfitly, parfitli, adv. ii. 755, iv. 2497, v. 2136,
parfihtliche, v. 1732.
parforne, v.a. vii. 1373, viii. 2273, perform.
Paris, v. 7374 ff., viii. 2529.
park, s. i. 1566, iv. 1288.
parlement, s. ii. 1549, 2653, iii. 2130, v. 484.
part, s. P. 64, i. 321, 1376, ii. 174, 1447,
pl. pars, v. 4774,
partz, v. 7704.
parte, v.a. P. 170, 467, v. 73, divide, distribute:
v.n. ii. 1578, v. 131, 3639, 6175, 7582, part (from, with), depart, share.
parti, a. iii. 983, variegated.
parti, s. ii. 1740, v. 7341, part, party.
partie, s. P. 43, 792, 956, ii. 230, part, party:
stant partie, iii. 1160.
partinge, s. vii. 2008, division.
pas, pass, s. i. 1421, ii. 2205, v. 6090, pass, passage;
i. 2183, vi. 1197, pace, foot’s pace,
the grete pas, ii. 988, v. 3178, vii. 3283*,
(the) softe pas, ii. 1509, vii. 4970.
Pasiphe, v. 5279.
passage, s. ii. 1885, 2194, 2209, 3036, iv. 1902, passage, passing away.
passe(n), v.a. i. 332, 651, 1849, 2175, iv. 1666, viii. 2692, pass, pass through, pass over, surpass;
v.n. P. 689, i. 142, 499, 1534, 2247, ii. 944, 2810, iv. 2239, v. 5954, vii. 4762, pass, happen, pass away.
passible, a. v. 771, liable to suffer.
passioun (-on), s. P. 915, iii. 2721, vi. 169.
past, s. iii. 447, vi. 620, paste, pastry.
paste, s. v. 2407, pasty.
pasture, v.n. i. 2915.
paternoster, s. v. 7119.
path, s. v. 1990.
patriarch, s. v. 1635, vi. 1040,
pl. patriarkes, viii. 134.
patrimoine, s. P. 741.
Paul (Emilius), Paulus, ii. 1776 ff.
Pauline, i. 765 ff.
paved, pp. viii. 1855.
pay, s. vi. 1208, satisfaction.
payene, see paiene.
peine, s. P. 509, i. 1209, 1367, ii. 2586,
(peyne, viii. 3121),
pl. peines, i. 2900, punishment, pain:
do mi peine, &c., ii. 507, v. 658, endeavour.
peine, peyne, v.refl. iv. 414, viii. 2509, suffer, take pains;
peined, pp. i. 2916, ii. 26, troubled.
peinte, v.a. i. 284, 1346, 2729, ii. 2854, iv. 2138, PP. 329, paint, embellish.
peinture, s. vi. 1894.
peire, s. v. 5691,
p. of bedes, viii. 2904.
peis, s. vii. 3119, viii. 2380, weight.
peise, v.a. P. 540, i. 3377, iii. 2403;
v.n. v. 232, viii. 1169: weigh, feel by weight.
Pelage, ii. 1316.
Peleüs (1), iii. 2550.
Peleus (2), v. 3249 ff., 4187, Pelias.
pelote, s. v. 5349, ball.
pelrinage, s. i. 803, ii. 1315, iv. 1199.
penance, penaunce, s. P. 471, i. 1669, ii. 2316, viii. 477.
Peneie, v. 4006.
penne, s. iii. 271.
Penolope, iv. 152 ff., 1822, vi. 1471, viii. 2621.
penon, s. vi. 1650.
penonceal, s. viii. 988.
pensel, s. vi. 1553, 1733, pennon.
Pentapolim, viii. 658, 1966 ff.
peny, s. vii. 2125.
per, par, prep. P. 42*, i. 1521, 2049, 2225, ii. 1644, iii. 2604, iv. 39, 964, 1101, 1239, v. 3351.
peraunter, adv. ii. 563, perchance.
perce, v.a. iii. 451, iv. 2881, 3030, v. 1678, pierce.
Perce, see Perse.
perceive, v.a. i. 471, 899;
v.n. v. 2086.
perdurable, a. vii. 520, viii. 2976, eternal.
perfeccioun, s. P. 436.
periferie, s. vii. 265 ff.
peril, s. P. 381, i. 1076, iii. 185.
perjurie, s. v. 3225, perjure, v. 7617.
perle, s. iv. 1313, v. 3015, vii. 4334.
perled, a. i. 2510.
pernable, a. viii. 2931.
Peronelle, i. 3396.
perpetuel, a. vii. 98.
perplexete, s. viii. 2190.
perrie, s. i. 2997, v. 7117*, vi. 1135, vii. 1397, precious stones, stone.
Perse (1), Perce, P. 678 ff., ii. 2548, 2629 ff., iii. 2312, vii. 1784, 3433 ff., 4366 ff., Persia.
Perse (2), see Perseüs (2).
Perse (3), ii. 1784 ff., (name of a dog).
Perseüs (1), i. 419.
Perseüs (2), Perse, ii. 1620, 1647 ff., (king of Macedon).
Persiens, pl. P. 697.
persone, s. P. 71, i. 840, ii. 1098, iv. 160.
pes, s. P. 109, i. 1103, iv. 2046, PP. 62,
pees, P. 1061, PP. 35, peace, protection.
pese, s. v. 4409, pea.
pestilence, s. P. 279, ii. 1648, v. 1070.
pet, s. i. 2981, v. 4945 ff.,
pitt, i. 1908,
pl. pettes, v. 1114, 4047,
puttes, v. 4043, pit.
Peter, i. 656, ii. 3335, 3478, v. 1871, 1904,
genit. Petres, P. 234, PP. 230.
Petornius, v. 1520.
Petro, i. 3395.
Phara, vii. 3697.
Pharao, v. 1654.
Phares, v. 7023.
Pharisee, P. 305.
Phebe, iv. 3254.
Phebus, iii. 783 ff., 1688 ff., iv. 979 ff., 3197, 3243 ff., v. 6447 ff., 6740 ff., vii. 4704 ff.,
Phebum (acc.), v. 6719.
Phedra, see Fedra.
phesant, s. vi. 2223.
Pheton, iv. 983 ff.
Philemenis, iv. 2151.
Philemon, iv. 2405.
Philen, v. 4251.
Philerem, v. 1163.
Philippe (1), Philipp, vi. 2112, 2221.
Philippe (2), ii. 1616.
philliberd, s. iv. 869, filbert.
Phillis, iv. 743, 866 ff., viii. 2554.
Philogeüs, vii. 857.
Philomene, v. 5561 ff., viii. 2583.
philosophie, s. iii. 1219, iv. 2399, vi. 1404.
philosophre, s. ii. 2674, iii. 1201, iv. 2453,
philisophre, v. 2080.
Philotenne, viii. 1337.
Phinees, vii. 4432.
phisicien, s. viii. 1164, 3156.
phisique, s. ii. 3163, iv. 2420, 3304, vi. 663, 1409, vii. 71, 135; medicine, treatment, physical science.
phisonomie, s. vi. 109.
phitonesse, s. iv. 1937, vi. 2387.
Phocus, iii. 2551.
Phoieus, s. iii. 2023 ff.
Phorceüs, i. 390.
Phyryns, v. 6372.
pich, s. v. 2176, 5349, viii. 1109, pitch.
Pictagoras, vi. 1410.
pie, s. iv. 3001, v. 1998, magpie.
piece, s. v. 1338,
al to pieces, iii. 465, 1048.
pier, s. i. 3337, iii. 1344, vii. 2461;
as a. i. 3365: peer, equal.
piereles, a. viii. 286, PP. 305.
pietous, a. vii. 3159, 3271, merciful.
pigne, s. v. 1010, pine.
pike, pyke, v.a.n. i. 698, 2568, iii. 500, iv. 2650, v. 6633, 6681, vii. 1590, 2282, pick, choose, assume.
pilage, s. v. 2071, 6172, vii. 2035, plunder, plundering.
pile(n), v.a.n. P. 401, iii. 2359, vii. 4053, plunder.
pilegrin, s. i. 2041, pilgrim.
Pileon, iv. 1980.
piler, s. iv. 2054, v. 1670, pillar.
pilour, s. iii. 2372, robber.
pilwe, s. i. 2986, iv. 3021, v. 540, pillow.
piment, see pyment.
pinacle, s. iv. 3662.
pipe, pype, s. iv. 3334, 3342, v. 1032, viii. 2675.
pipe, v.n. iv. 3343, v. 95, 1032.
pipinge, s. iv. 3345, viii. 2477.
Piramus, iii. 1376 ff., 1660, viii. 2543.
pire, v.n. vi. 818, peer.
piromance, s. vi. 1298, divination by fire.
Pirotoüs, vi. 489.
Pirrus, iv. 2161, v. 3195, viii. 2593.
Piscis, vii. 1216,
Pisces, vii. 1253.
pitance, s. vi. 877, portion (of food).
pite, s. P. 320, i. 2203, ii. 3174, vii. 3107 ff.,
pitee, vii. 3177*, mercy, pity.
pitous, a. i. 122, 680, 979, vii. 3125.
pitously, adv. iii. 1663, iv. 3621,
pitousliche, iv. 2810.
pitousnesse, s. vii. 3526.
pitt, see pet.
place, s. i. 136, 1314, 1513,
a place, i. 2377, iv. 2451,
cp. aplace.
planemetrie, s. vii. 1469.
planete, s. iii. 1216, iv. 2467, v. 753, vii. 637 ff.
planisperie, s. vii. 1464.
plante, v.a. PP. 368.
planteine, s. vii. 1391.
plat, adv. i. 472, 1495, ii. 2047, vii. 4084, flatly, plainly.
plate, s. v. 3111, 7113*.
Plato, vi. 1404, viii. 2718.
plaunte, s. ii. 2370.
plede, v.n. vii. 2069.
pledour, s. ii. 3416.
ple, plee, s. ii. 3416, vii. 2068, plea.
pleie, v.n. i. 54, 348, 1764, 1854, 2031, v. 6786, vii. 2423,
pleye, P. 85*, viii. 3057*;
refl. i. 364, iii. 151;
v.a. iv. 904.
pleiefieres, s. pl. iv. 482.
pleigne, v.n. P. 183, 747, i. 999, ii. 446, 1650,
pleine, iv. 3180, complain.
pleignte, pleinte, s. i. 3026, ii. 293, iii.
1983, iv. 117, complaint.
plein, a. (1), iv. 1539, vii. 931,
def. pleine, i. 864, full.
plein, a. (2), P. 184, 408, i. 282, 736, vii. 2350, viii. 1982,
def. pleine, v. 5251,
pl. pleyne, viii. 3122, level, simple, plain, smooth.
plein, adv. i. 1490, 1656, ii. 1452, iv. 39, vii. 1594, fully, plainly.
pleine, plein, s. i. 113, 357, ii. 1498, v. 1287.
pleinly, pleinli, adv. P. 473, i. 127, ii. 1238, 2789,
pleinliche, i. 211, fully, plainly.
pleinte, see pleignte.
pleintif, a. iv. 154.
plenerliche, adv. P. 527, i. 1278,
plenerly, vii. 525, fully.
plente, s. P. 97, v. 2218.
plentivous, plentevous, a. v. 2147, vii. 931, abundant.
plesance, s. i. 882, 1499, 2617, ii. 1177.
plesant, a. i. 1503, v. 1295.
plese(n), v.a. P. 192, i. 1698, 3051, ii. 1450, v. 4761.
plesir, s. v. 501.
pley, s. P. 85*, vi. 1852, viii. 692.
pleye, see pleie.
pleyinge, s. viii. 3082*.
Pliades, vii. 1320.
plie, v.a. i. 578, 1249, ii. 3419,
plye, vii. 3871, bend;
v.n. i. 1779, iii. 871, iv. 3564, bend, submit;
ii. 3146, strive.
plight, s. vii. 4228, engagement.
plihte, plyhte (1), v.a. iii. 1508,
pret. plihte, plyhte, i. 822, ii. 1205,
pp. pliht, iv. 757, engage.
plihte (2), v.a.pret.,
to plihte, v. 850, tore in pieces.
plit, s. P. 57, 296, i. 989, 1663, 2579, ii. 692, v. 2031,
plyt, ii. 2980, condition, state of things, manner.
plover, s. vi. 943.
plowh, plouh, s. i. 1566, 3257, iii. 514, v. 3720,
plogh, iv. 2383, plough, ploughed land.
plowed, a. vii. 1162, of the plough.
plowman, s. ii. 3422.
Pluto, iv. 2851, v. 1104, 1146, 1290, 4052.
plye, see plie.
plyhte, see plihte.
pocock, s. v. 6498.
poeple, s. P. 107, i. 1193.
poesie, s. iv. 1038, 2668, v. 6806.
poete, s. i. 386, ii. 121, viii. 2719.
point, i. 73, 1229, iii. 308, viii. 2579 f.,
(poynt, vii. 3157*),
pl. pointz, i. 288, vii. 1706;
in the point as (as soon as), P. 268,
in p. to, ii. 1016,
in good p., ii. 2792,
cp. vii. 4654,
out of p., i. 1304: point, condition, manner.
pointure, s. vii. 1048, prick.
policed, pp. i. 2543, polished.
policie, s. iii. 459, vii. 1683, 1986, &c.
Poliphemus, Polipheme, ii. 107 ff.
Polixenen, iv. 1696,
Polixena, v. 7593, viii. 2593.
pomel, iii. 307, 1443.
pompe, s. P. 304, i. 2685, ii. 1773.
Pompeie, v. 5533, vii. 3215 ff.
Pompilius, see Neuma.
Pontsorge, ii. 3003.
pope, s. P. 371, 745, ii. 635, 2809 ff., PP. 383.
popi, s. iv. 3007, poppy.
por reposer, viii. 2907.
porchace, see pourchace.
pore, see povere.
porpartie, see pourpartie.
porpos, see pourpos.
porsuite, see poursuite.
port, s. (1), i. 674, 3429, iv. 1187, v. 1426, viii. 2195, bearing, behaviour, kind.
port, s. (2), viii. 387, harbour.
porte, s. ii. 1114 ff., porthole.
porveaunce, see pourveance.
positif, a. P. 247, iii. 172.
possessioun (-on), s. P. 684, ii. 3480, v. 64, v. 1685.
pot, s. iii. 656, vii. 3742,
pl. pottes, P. 614, vi. 914.
potestat, s. iv. 3522.
poudre, see pouldre.
pouer, P. 144, i. 2892, ii. 928, iii. 1779,
(power, viii. 3062 ff.).
Poul, ii. 3335, 3478, v. 1910.
pouldre, poudre, s. P. 623, i. 2003, vii. 354, powder.
Poulins, iv. 2420.
pound, s. iv. 2591, v. 2719.
pourchace, pourchase, v.a. i. 816, iii. 1484, iv. 1996,
purchace, P. 129, viii. 3132,
porchace, v. 4684, procure, seek after;
v.n. i. 2157, ii. 3504, v. 2001, vi. 1944, endeavour, make gain, succeed.
pourchas, s. v. 6089, gain.
poure, v.a. iii. 679, v. 2222, pour.
pourpartie, s. i. 406, v. 7000,
porpartie, v. 1691, share.
pourpos, s. i. 642, 1178,
porpos, v. 3363.
pourpose, v.a.n. ii. 2528,
purpose, P. 53;
refl. v. 1988.
pourpre, s. vi. 990, purple.
pours, purs, s. ii. 2683 ff., v. 5093 ff., purse.
poursuiant, s. ii. 2552,
pl. poursuiantz, ii. 239, suitor.
poursuie, v.a. i. 946, iv. 2685,
poursewe, iv. 3453, pursue, attain to;
v.n. ii. 255, 2630, iii. 1673, vi. 2406, make pursuit, continue.
poursuite, porsuite, s. iv. 28, v. 4423.
pourtreie, v.a. vii. 4876.
pourtreture, s. iv. 2421, v. 757.
pourveance, s. P. 585, i. 1916, 2028, v. 926, 5539,
porveaunce, porveance, P. 188, v. 2674, providence, foresight, provision.
pourveie, v.a. i. 843, iv. 204,
pp. pourveid, v. 4021,
pourveied, vii. 1681;
v.n. ii. 1327;
impers. viii. 24: provide, ordain.
pourveour, s. v. 1997, procurer.
povere, a. P. 227, i. 2098, 3010,
pore, viii. 2411;
as subst. P. 317, vi. 1004;
superl. the povereste, iv. 2238.
poverte, s. P. 303, i. 1353, iv. 2219.
power, see pouer.
practique, s. iv. 2612, vii. 41, 1648 ff., method, moral science.
prance, v.n. vi. 1191.
preche(n), v.a. ii. 3433, iii. 2500, v. 3361 (admonish);
v.n. P. 231, i. 1277.
prechinge, s. v. 1906.
prechour, s. ii. 3356.
precious, a. v. 1549,
pl. preciouse, iv. 1354.
preferre, v.a. ii. 3073, 3254, iv. 1806, vii. 2824.
preie, s. iii. 1393, 2605, prey.
preie, v.a.n. P. 231, i. 804, 3195, iv. 369,
praie, ii. 1933, viii. 2998,
(preye, P. 31*, 66*),
prai (1 s.pres.) i. 220,
3 s.pres. preith, P. 748,
pret. preide, P. 600, i. 1549, ii. 1120, iv. 398, 1368,
preyde, iv. 192,
pp. preid, v. 4241,
imperat. prei, i. 2937, vi. 451; pray to, pray for, pray.
preiere, s. i. 794, iii. 135, iv. 172, 3231, prayer.
preise, v.a.n. P. 539, i. 2120, ii. 394, v. 231.
preisinge, s. ii. 407.
preiynge, s. vi. 426.
prelacie, s. P. 287, v. 1902.
prelat, s. P. 294, vii. 4246,
pl. prelatz, v. 1850, PP. 247.
prenostik, s. ii. 1793, presage.
preparacion, s. vii. 1429.
pres, press, presse, s. iv. 148, 2162, v. 4, 2440, 7253, viii. 904, 2751, crowd, eagerness:
in presse, iv. 2849, down below (cp. Chaucer, Troilus, i. 559).
presage, s. ii. 1790.
presence, s. i. 1635, 2071, ii. 757, v. 1069.
present, s. v. 4204,
in present, v. 3595,
pl. presens, vi. 1497, gift.
present, a. P. 587, ii. 1368.
presente, v.a. v. 1911, viii. 2307;
refl. v. 2093.
preserve, v.a. vii. 3856, viii. 1961.
press, presse, s. see pres.
presse, v.a. ii. 462, 1733;
v.n. viii. 2752.
prest, priest, s. i. 193 ff., iii. 2275, 2556,
pl. prestes, i. 810.
presthod(e), s. P. 259, viii. 2079.
presumpcioun, s. i. 1989.
pretoire, s. vii. 2847.
Priamus, iii. 975, 1890, v. 7226 ff., viii. 2523, 2592.
pricke, s. P. 396, i. 3311, iii. 116.
pride, s. P. 224, i. 581 &c.
pride, pryde, v.refl. i. 2372, ii. 1811;
pp. prided, PP. 257.
prie, v.n. iv. 1176, v. 7078,
pryhe, v. 470.
priente, s. i. 555, vi. 2149, print.
prieve, see prove, proeve.
prike, v.a.n. i. 2036, iv. 997, vi. 1191, spur, ride.
prime, s. v. 3880.
primerole, s. vii. 1214, 1362, primrose.
prince, s. P. 45, ii. 633, iii. 1005.
prinche, v.n. v. 4854.
principal, a. i. 307, 581, iv. 2489, v. 1115;
as subst. iii. 1282, v. 1995, 6446,
in principal, vii. 29.
prioresse, s. v. 891.
pris, s. P. 42, i. 848, 1900, 2525, 2755, 3304, 3329, vii. 3966,
priss, vii. 4364, value, prize, fame, praise:
sette pris of, i. 3068, iii. 1454, iv. 908, value,
stonde in p., iv. 2632, v. 1708,
cp. ii. 278, be valued, be praised.
prisoner, s. iii. 2375, v. 7212, vii. 2374.
prisoun (-on), s. ii. 1854, iv. 1042 ff., v. 5734;
prisone, vii. 2630.
prive, pryve, v.a. vii. 3270, 4040, deprive.
prive, a. i. 815, 1738, ii. 2858, vii. 121,
privi, v. 7621,
(preve, PP. 128),
in prive, ii. 686; secret.
prively (-li), adv. i. 898, 2069, v. 2143,
privelich(e), ii. 1695, v. 1247.
privete, privite, s. i. 1660, ii. 1416, 1651,
pl. privetes, i. 2806.
privilege, privilegge, P. 103, v. 7173, vii. 1989,
(previlege, PP. 245).
probleme, s. i. 3071, viii. 1681.
procede, v.n. P. 405, 1025, iv. 1.
process, s. viii. 269.
processioun, s. i. 1140, v. 7560.
proclame, v.a. P. 88, ii. 3039, iv. 2478.
procurour, s. v. 2862.
prodegalite, s. v. 7645, vii. 2026.
proeve(n), prove(n), v.a.n. P. 556, 926, 948, i. 61, 758, 1851, iii. 2311,
prieve, vii. 126, try, prove, appear.
professed, pp. v. 890, 1805, viii. 1848, bound by vow.
professioun (-on), s. ii. 2383, viii. 1266.
profit, s. P. 295, ii. 348., iii. 2468, v. 188.
profitable, a. ii. 2201, PP. 300.
profite, v.n. iv. 2298, 2572.
profre, v.a.n. and refl. iii. 1988, iv. 1130,
3 s.pres. proferth, i. 1693,
profreth, i. 1772, v. 5322, 6923, offer.
profre, s. iii. 1989, v. 4745, offer.
progenie, s. ii. 592, iv. 2701.
Progne, v. 5559 ff., viii. 2583.
prolacioun (-on), s. ii. 2875, vii. 173, utterance.
prolificacion, iv. 3248, fruitfulness.
prologe, s. P. 66.
promission, s. v. 1686, promise.
Promotheüs, iv. 2422, v. 1523.
pronounce, v.a. ii. 391, v. 7321.
prophecie, s. P. 588, ii. 1857, iii. 764.
prophecie, v.a. v. 1167.
prophete, s. v. 1693, vi. 1093, vii. 2560.
prophetesse, s. ii. 1802.
proporcion, s. v. 2531, 7245.
propre, a. P. 258, 535, i. 3393, ii. 2365, iii. 2361, iv. 2543, proper, own, appropriate;
adv. vii. 4011, for (his) own part.
proprely (-li), adv. i. 299, ii. 289, v. 1328, vii. 1268,
properly, P. 947,
propreliche, iv. 5.
proprete, s. P. 929, ii. 2377, iii. 2326, v. 1336,
(proprite, PP. 326),
pl. propretes, i. 257, iii. 1225,
propretees, vii. 63.
Proserpine, Proserpina, iv. 2850, v. 1277, 4053.
prosperite, s. i. 2802, iv. 1213.
proteccioun, s. v. 2573, viii. 3040*.
Protheselai, iv. 1901.
Protheüs, v. 3082, 6672.
proud, a. P. 347, 712, v. 198,
def. proude, P. 222, i. 1980;
sup. proudest, i. 1996.
proudly, adv. i. 1912.
prouesse (-esce), P. 98, i. 1083, ii. 2589, iv. 2302.
prove, v. see proeve.
prove, s. ii. 1673,
prieve, ii. 2022, vi. 1924, trial.
Provence, ii. 3004.
provende, s. P. 210, prebend.
proverbe, s. P. 786, v. 6631, vi. 448, vii. 1961.
providence, s. ii. 1322, iv. 863, vii. 3941.
province, s. vii. 2770.
provisour, s. v. 2905.
prudence, s. iv. 2652, v. 2289.
prune, v.refl. vi. 2203, trim (oneself).
Prus, iv. 1630.
pryhe, see prie.
pryve, see prive, v.
Pseudo, v. 1879.
Puile, v. 2064 ff., 2646.
puison, puyson, s. i. 2645, ii. 565, iii. 2457, vi. 2246, poison.
pulle, v.a. P. 400, ii. 1788,
imperat. pull, iv. 723.
purchace, see pourchace.
pure, a. P. 742, i. 1721, 1987, iii. 2214;
sup. the purest, P. 921; pure, mere, absolute.
pure, v.a. iv. 2555.
purefie, purifie, v.a. i. 1044, ii. 3460.
purgatoire, s. i. 1776, 2682.
purge, v.a. i. 1039.
purifie, see purefie.
purpose, see pourpose.
purs, see pours.
pusillamite, s. iv. 314, 707, vii. 3527.
put, s. see pet.
pute(n), v.a.inf. i. 462, ii. 1551, iii. 547, 2648, iv. 1641,
putte, iv. 2288,
put, i. 1578, 3213, ii. 93,
1 s.pres. put, i. 732, v. 2951,
3 s. put, i. 690, ii. 2493,
3 pl. pres. (subj.) putte, v. 608,
pret. putte, P. 1069, i. 2797,
pitte, viii. 2796,
put, P. 683, 693, 718, i. 1013, 1807,
putt (pl.), v. 7417,
imperat. sing. put, ii. 3154,
pl. putteth, ii. 1033.
pyke, see pike.
pyl, s. ii. 390, pile (as in the phrase ‘cross or pile’).
Pymaleon, iv. 372.
pyment, piment, s. vi. 218, 337.
pyne, s. v. 4020, pain.
Q
quake, v.n.,
pret. quok, qwok, iii. 258, vi. 2206.
qualite, s. P. 954.
quant, see tant.
quarel, s. v. 7239, bolt.
queene, queen, quen, see qwene.
queint, queynte, see quenche.
queinte, qweinte, a. i. 283, 2730, ii. 2853, iv. 2314, v. 4623, viii. 2687, cunning, curious, gentle.
queintise, s. i. 906, ii. 2403, cunning.
queintise, v.a. viii. 2472, adorn.
quelle, v.a. v. 5357, kill.
queme, see qweme.
quenche, v.a. ii. 1627, vi. 452,
pret. queynte, v. 3697,
pp. queint, queynt, ii. 1556, 1748, v. 2223.
querele, s. P. 277, i. 134, 1822, ii. 16, v. 2066,
querelle, ii. 2703, 2967, cause, quarrel, enterprise.
querele, v.n. vii. 3172*.
queste, s. v. 2878.
questioun (-on), s. i. 1013, 1460, 3098, iii. 2245, question, torture.
quik, quyk, qwik, a. v. 6774, vii. 2898, viii. 2451,
def. qwike, ii. 2779,
pl.s. qwike, ii. 3405, alive, living.
quikselver, s. iv. 2475.
quit, qwyt, a. i. 1664, ii. 691, iii. 1588, iv. 661,
pl. quyte, iii. 2577, free, unpunished.
quite, quyte, v.a. i. 3347, iii. 1608, v. 7184*, viii. 1255,
(qwiten, PP. 279),
pp. quit, iii. 2194, v. 7729; pay for, requite, acquit.
quod, v.pret. i. 183, 1273, 1557, 3183, said.
qwed, qued, s. iii. 1534, v. 3568, bad thing, villain.
qweinte, see queinte.
qweme, queme, v.a.n. ii. 197, iii. 902, v. 4366,
queeme, vii. 2312;
impers. iv. 746, 966: please, be pleasing.
qwene, qweene, s. i. 139, 1914, 2601,
queene, i. 132, queen, viii. 1896,
qwen, quen, v. 2543 ff.
qwik, see quik.
qwok, see quake.
qwyt, see quit.
R
racches, s.pl. v. 4388, hounds (hunting by scent).
Rachel, viii. 127.
rage, s. P. 1079, i. 2620, 2945, ii. 910, 1275,
pl. rages, vii. 3410.
rage, v.n. i. 1764, sport.
Rageman, s. viii. 2379, see note.
ragerie, s. v. 6258, sport.
Rages, vii. 5313.
ragged, a. v. 1509.
ragges, s.pl. i. 1723.
Raguel, vii. 5315.
raile, s. vi. 2201.
ramage, a. iii. 2430, wild.
Ramoth Galaath, vii. 2541.
rampe, v.n. vi. 2182, 2230, vii. 2573.
rancoun, s. v. 1755, vii. 3426.
rancour, iii. 2730, vii. 3443.
ransake, v.a. v. 6094.
rape, s. iii. 517, 1625, haste.
rape, v.n. iii. 1678, hasten.
Raphael, vii. 5358, viii. 44.
rase, v.n. v. 4090, run swiftly.
rased, pp. iv. 580, erased.
rasour, as a. ii. 830.
rathere, adv. comp. i. 2748, ii. 503, iv. 2195, 2756,
rather, P. 88*, iv. 1619, sooner, rather;
superl. rathest, i. 27, iii. 2121.
rave, v.n. iii. 91, vii. 4109, be mad, rage.
raven, s. iii. 812, 2077.
Ravenne, i. 2638.
ravine, s. iii. 2433, v. 5507 ff., rapine, robbery by violence.
raviner, s. v. 5530, 5627.
ravisht, a. iv. 683.
Razel, vi. 1316.
Rea, v. 849.
real, a. i. 2924, v. 5551, vii. 2449, viii. 1526, royal.
reali (-y), adv. viii. 1563, 1747, royally.
realme, s. vii. 49, 646.
realte, s. i. 2063, vii. 3810, royalty.
Rebecke, viii. 115.
rebell, ii. 1718, rebellious.
rebelle, v.n. v. 2065.
rebuke, v.a. v. 689, vii. 2668.
recche, v.n. ii. 2344, v. 4402,
pret. rowhte, iv. 3547,
roghte, v. 6383, have care;
v.a., pret. roghte, vii. 3010, care for;
impers. ii. 252, v. 4702,
pret. roghte, ii. 2403, iii. 664, v. 938, be a care (to).
receite, receipte, s. vi. 290, vii. 991, receiving, receptacle.
receive, receyve, v.a. P. 178, i. 872, 1208, viii. 1974,
resceive, vii. 1819, viii. 1287.
recepcion, s. vi. 1962.
reclame, v.a. v. 4724, vii. 1843, viii. 54, 2721, call back (as a hawk), summon.
reclus, a. ii. 2817.
recomande, v.a. P. 29*, vi. 949.
reconcile, v.a. P. 185, v. 1743*,
reconsile, v. 1783, vii. 1578.
record, s. P. 122, i. 850, ii. 939, 1696, v. 3082, viii. 1518,
be (stonde) of r., i. 1116, 1632, 3363, iii. 2060.
recorde(n), v.a.n. P. 964, i. 481, ii. 106, 629, 892, iii. 1377, iv. 562, 1639, v. 3681, viii. 2204, remember, take note of, relate, repeat.
recovere, v.a. iii. 578, 1998, iv. 1485, v. 303, 6579;
v.n. v. 2429, 4420: get back, make good, help; prosper.
recoverir, s. ii. 3159, v. 228, 6195, remedy, expedient.
recreacioun (-on), s. vi. 638, vii. 477.
red, a. iv. 386,
def. rede, v. 1661, 4011,
pl. rede, ii. 402;
as subst. the rede, iv. 2571: red.
red, s. i. 108, 1563, 2146, ii. 116, 2065,
to rede, iii. 1771, vii. 3634; advice, counsel.
reddour, s. iii. 348, v. 4558, vii. 3151, harshness, strictness.
rede, v.a.n. P. 15, i. 2271, ii. 104,
pret. radde, v. 3693,
pp. rad, ii. 1045, iv. 571,
imperat. red, vii. 1596, read: P. 16, i. 914, 1294,
1 s.pres. rede, i. 78, 1396, red, vi. 1359,
pret. radde, iv. 1842, advise, decide.
rede, v.n. iv. 185, v. 5988, grow red.
redely (-li), redily, redyly, adv. P. 948, i. 1533, ii. 1221, v. 297, 366, 1601, 2239, 6462, 7836, easily, quickly, eagerly.
redi, redy, a. P. 424, i. 856, 2093, ii. 3444, iii. 83, v. 1036:
adv. iii. 449.
redinesse, s. iv. 2356.
redinge, s. vi. 878.
redresce, v.a. P. 486, i. 3417, ii. 2427,
redresse, ii. 1801, (pp. redressid, viii. 3020); set right, reform.
redy, see redi.
reforme, v.a. i. 3035, ii. 3404, iv. 2945, vii. 1538, restore.
refreche, v.a. vi. 710.
refte, v.a.pret. v. 5697, viii. 2517.
refus, s. viii. 686, refused.
refuse, v.a.n. P. 74*, i. 1015, iii. 76, 1195, iv. 1238, 1750,
(pp. refusid, viii. 2963), deny, refuse.
regalie, s. P. 103, i. 2959, ii. 1022, vii. 1684, royal estate, royalty.
regiment, s. ii. 1751, vii. 915, 1245, 1702, rule, government.
regioun, region, s. iv. 2939, v. 2599, 6032.
registre, s. vii. 19.
registred, v.a.pp. ii. 3031.
regne, s. P. 127, 579, ii. 2651.
regne(n), v.n. P. 32*, i. 2890, 3036, v. 3253,
(reigne, PP. 331), reign.
reguard, s. iv. 3520.
reguerdoned, v.a.pp. iii. 2716.
reguerdoun, s. v. 2368.
reherce, reherse, v.a. i. 584, 1637, ii. 1682, iv. 3029, declare, repeat.
rein, reyn, s. iii. 692, vii. 286, viii. 1592,
pl. reines, i. 2987, rain.
reinbowe, s. v. 1185.
reine, reyne, v.n. i. 2925, iii. 689;
v.a. v. 1672: rain.
reins, s.pl. viii. 2819, reins (of the body).
reisshe, reysshe, s. ii. 42, v. 4694,
risshe, iv. 2853, rush.
rejoie, v.refl. vi. 208.
rekeninge, s. iii. 2283.
rekevere, v.refl. viii. 2129, recover:
cp. recovere.
rekne(n), v.n. iii. 64, vii. 1101.
relacion, s. vi. 2254, report.
reles, s. i. 1188, iii. 848, vi. 253, deliverance, release, power (?).
relesse, v.a. ii. 2904, 3322, iv. 1572, vii. 3005.
relief, s. vi. 640, satisfaction.
relieve, v.a. ii. 104, ii. 172, iii. 1316, 2636, v. 2135, 2628, vi. 678, raise up, assist, relieve, satisfy.
religioun (-on), s. i. 623, viii. 158, 1265, 1456.
remembrance, s. P. 69, i. 1060, 3392, ii. 1519, iii. 2558,
remembraunce, iv. 449, memory, mention.
remembre, v. i. 2682, vii. 1118, have memory, remember.
remenant, s. P. 963, i. 1184, 3016, 3294.
remene, v.a. i. 279, v. 6541, (bring back), apply.
remission, s. v. 4445.
remuable, a. vii. 4896, unstable.
remue, v.a. i. 1327; iii. 1165;
v.n. iii. 1411, v. 5646; move, remove.
Remus, v. 900.
rende, v.a.,
pret. rente, iii. 2072.
rendre, v.a. viii. 1253, deliver.
renegat, s. ii. 1093.
renes, s.pl. iv. 998, reins (for driving).
renne, v.n. P. 505, ii. 24, 401, 1972,
pret. ran, ii. 2296,
pl. ronne, i. 373,
runne, vii. 4869, viii. 750,
pp. runne, v. 6127.
renomed, a. i. 2653.
renomee, s. iv. 1250.
renoun, s. iii. 1886, iv. 2154.
renounce, v.a. ii. 2931.
rente, s. i. 1566, 3356, v. 1053.
repast, s. vi. 698, 926.
repeire, v.n. vii. 1136.
repentaile, s. v. 6783, viii. 3101*.
repentance, s. i. 2446, iii. 803, v. 296.
repente, v.a.n. i. 757, iii. 2184, v. 2837;
refl. iii. 1814, viii. 255;
impers. vii. 5328.
replie, v.n. v. 4644.
repos, s. v. 508.
reposer, viii. 2907.
represse, v.a. vii. 2410, 3334*.
reprise, s. i. 3308, 3414, v. 4708, retribution, cost.
reproef, s. P. 490, vii. 4108.
reproeve(n), v.a. iii. 498, 1274, iv. 862,
reprove, v. 4619.
reptil, s. vii. 1011.
requeste, s. ii. 1491,
reqweste, PP. 27.
reresouper, s. vi. 911, late supper.
rerewarde, s. ii. 1827, rear-guard.
res, s. iii. 1152, 1671, vi. 58, haste.
resceive, see receive.
rescoue, v.a. i. 667, vi. 96,
rescowe, v. 2019, save, deliver.
rescousse, ii. 1700, iii. 2085, v. 2551,
rescouss, iv. 2146, rescue.
resemblable, a. P. 950.
resemblance, s. ii. 1376, iv. 2424.
resemblant, a. iv. 2492.
resembled, v.a.pp. ii. 2839, v. 251, compared.
resigne, v.a. P. 776, ii. 2931.
resistence, s. P. 387, i. 2154.
resonable, a. P. 359, i. 1030, ii. 276, iii. 389.
resoun, reson, P. 151, 488, i. 775, 2675, ii. 2495, iii. 245, iv. 652.
respit, s. iv. 1563, vii. 3828, 5200.
respite, v.a. i. 1053, 1593, iii. 2672, save, i. 2213, vii. 1617, delay;
v.n. i. 1456, delay.
restauracioun, s. vi. 637.
restauratif, a. vi. 859.
reste, s. P. 110, i. 998, 1604, ii. 2509.
reste(n), v.n. ii. 1135, 1476, iv. 736, 1670;
v.a. vii. 2936;
refl. viii. 1308.
resting place, s. vii. 1865.
restore, v.a. P. 761, iii. 1827, 2480, vii. 4445.
restreigne, v.a. P. 510, i. 2660, ii. 889, 1168, restrain, keep back.
retenance, retienance, s. ii. 1576, v. 7467, vii. 1054, retinue.
retenue, s. i. 1328, ii. 3409, iii. 1166, 2421, service, retinue.
rethorien, s. vi. 1399.
rethorike, rethorique (-qe), s. iv. 2649, vi. 1401, vii. 36, 1523 ff., 1631.
retorn, s. vii. 4121.
retorne, v.n. vii. 1428.
retret, s. viii. 2416.
reule, s. P. 108, 803, i. 883,
rewle, iii. 1169,
rule, vi. 9.
reule(n), v.a.n. P. 252, 497, i. 17, 808, ii. 1322,
rewle, iii. 2250.
revel, s. v. 3143.
revelacion, s. viii. 49, 2806.
revelen, v.n. iv. 2719, revel.
reverence, s. P. 298, i. 218, 3291, ii. 1358, 2843, v. 322.
revers, a. ii. 222, 2105, v. 7658, vi. 1418;
subst. iii. 2289: opposite, contrary.
reversed, pp. P. 30.
revile, v.a. v. 2806, vii. 4635, debase, abuse.
revolucion, s. iv. 1783.
reward, s. iii. 345, iv. 2024, v. 4978, regard, reward.
rewarde, v.a. v. 171, 4471, viii. 2374.
rewardinge, s. iii. 1596, v. 5195.
rewe, v.a.n. P. 164, 1004, iii. 1610, 1625, v. 5760, vii. 3233, repent, be sorry, have pity.
rewe, s. see rowe.
reyn, see rein.
reyne, see reine.
reyni, reyny, a. i. 692, iii. 988, iv. 2979, rainy.
ribald, s. vii. 2383 ff.
Richard, P. 25, viii. 2987*,
genit. Richardes, P. 24*.
riche, a. P. 633, i. 814, 2537;
as subst. vi. 1072;
sup. richest, the richeste, i. 1098, v. 2612.
riche, s. i. 2278, domain.
riche, v.a. iv. 2265, v. 2398, 7744, enrich.
richeliche, adv. iv. 1371.
richesse, s. P. 97, ii. 737, iv. 514, 2208,
pl. richesses, vi. 633.
ride, ryde(n), v.a.n. i. 350, 2035, ii. 945, 3194, iv. 1106, v. 7404, vi. 1188,
pret.sing. rod, i. 348, ii. 1136,
pl. riden, ii. 1272, v. 1293,
imperat. ryd, i. 1562,
pp. ride, vii. 2859;
cam ride, &c., i. 350, iv. 1307: ride, make expedition, lie at anchor.
riedes, s.pl. v. 1031, reeds.
rif, a. ii. 1618, rife, current.
riff, s. viii. 1983, reef (of a sail).
rifle, v.a. iii. 2384, v. 6521.
rigole, v.a. v. 1436, delight (wantonly).
riht, a., rihte, vii. 1312,
def. rihte, ryhte, P. 232, i. 33, 1052, ii. 947,
(righte, viii. 3091),
riht, iii. 300:
adv. riht, ryht, P. 682, 829, i. 639, 1862, 3362, ii. 1789, right, P. 50,
rihte, v. 5351, vii. 545.
riht, ryht, s. P. 271, 795,
right, P. 251, viii. 3023,
ryhte, v. 898,
be rihte, vii. 2137,
at alle rihtes, v. 3530.
rihte, ryhte, v.a. ii. 589, iv. 821, v. 3058, vii. 2728,
(righte, PP. 252),
pret. rihte, vii. 5072, direct, arrange;
v.n. ii. 3071, go right.
rihtful, rihtfull, a. vii. 2833, 2918, 3814, 4122,
(rightful, PP. 59, 383), just, true.
rihtwisnesse, ryhtwisnesse, s. P. 109, i. 2936, v. 1645,
(rightwisnesse, viii. 3035), righteousness.
rime, s. iv. 2414, rhyme.
rime, v.a. v. 1370, put in rhyme.
rinde, rynde, s. i. 3261, v. 324, 4123, bark.
ring, s. i 2420, ii. 2614,
ryng, v. 7119*.
ringe, v.a.,
pp. runge, ii. 1728, iii. 452.
riote, s. v. 1217, 5240, 5278, vii. 1378,
riot, v. 7131*, riot, disorder.
riote, v.refl. vii. 4320.
ripe, a. i. 2822, ii. 2579.
rise, ryse, v.n. P. 544, v. 7135*,
pret. ros, iv. 436,
pp. rise, ii. 1427.
risinge, s. vii. 1085.
risshe, see reisshe.
rivage, s. vi. 1435, viii. 1615, landing place.
rivele, v.n. i. 1681, be wrinkled;
pp. riveled, viii. 2829.
rivere, s. i. 1043, ii. 2161, v. 1014.
ro, s. iv. 2786, roe.
robbe, v.a.n. v. 207, 993, 6107.
robberie, s. iii. 2212, v. 6083 ff., 6142.
Roboas, vii. 4029, 4128.
roche, s. i. 2305, iii. 1048, v. 6814,
pl. rockes, iii. 1034, 1054, rock.
rocke, v.a. ii. 1081.
rockes, s.pl. see roche.
rodd, s. i. 2898, iv. 1276.
rode, s. (1), i. 1730, iv. 1629, journey, raid.
rode, s. (2), vi. 773, ruddy colour.
rode, s. (3), ii. 1161, rood.
Rodes, iv. 1630.
rodi, rody, a. iv. 385, v. 2471, viii. 1909, ruddy.
Rodopeie, iv. 734.
rof, s. ii. 2947, roof.
rolle, v.n. iii. 313, vii. 3707.
romance, s. vi. 878.
Romanie, ii. 2638, vii. 5155.
rome, a.n. v. 6502.
Rome, P. 715 ff., 845, i. 763 ff., ii. 588 ff., 1195 ff., 1315 ff., 1448 ff., 1638 ff., 2502 ff., 2803, 3039, 3189, 3476 ff., iii. 100, iv. 2647, v. 904, 1067, 1435, 2031 ff., 2196, 2393, 4939, 5020, 5125, 6359 ff., 6811, 7104* ff., vii. 1598, 2061, 2347, 2361 ff., 2448, 2767, 2785, 2882 ff., 3145, 3216 ff., 3269 ff., 3946, 4188, 4636 ff., 5131 ff., viii. 199, 2717, PP. 353;
Rome lond, P. 715,
Rome gate, ii. 1537.
Romein, a. ii. 1406, 1829, 2565, iv. 2639;
subst. P. 768, i. 764, ii. 2554 ff., vii. 2846, 4594,
Romain, viii. 2633,
pl. Romeins, P. 737, 841, ii. 679, 1774 ff., 2777, v. 1068 ff., 1307, 2199 ff., vii. 2336, 3061, 4697 ff.
Romelond, ii. 2544.
Romeward, ii. 1173, v. 2190.
Romulus, v. 900, vii. 3061.
rondeal, s. i. 2709, 2727.
ronne, see renne.
rooted, a. i. 1319.
rore, v.n. ii. 160, roar.
rore, s. vi. 2183.
rose, s. i. 603, ii. 402.
Rosemounde, i. 2481.
rosine, s. v. 2176, rosin.
Rosiphelee, iv. 1249.
rosmarine, s. vii. 1407.
rote, s. (1), P. 118, i. 145, 2838, iv. 134,
roote, vii. 3336*, root.
rote, s. (2), vi. 1312, 1457, custom, condition.
rote, s. (3), viii. 829, (a musical instrument).
rother, s. ii. 2494, rudder.
round, a. iv. 1147, vi. 777,
pl. rounde, vi. 1327:
adv. i. 358, 2829, iv. 3005.
roune, v.n. ii. 45, 1944, iv. 407, v. 478;
v.a. v. 2460: whisper.
rounge, v.n. ii. 520, nibble.
route, s. P. 793, i. 2734, ii. 2997, iii. 2389, v. 1910, 5054, company, quantity:
al a route, iv. 2145, v. 6932.
route, v.n. iv. 2731, 3272, v. 6895, snore.
routhe, see rowthe.
rovere, s. iii. 2369.
rowe, s. ii. 1960, iv. 26, 2238,
rewe, viii. 998, row, company;
be rowe, vi. 1315, in order:
cp. arowe, arewe.
rowe, v.n. (1), P. 40*, i. 1961, iv. 1781;
v.a. ii. 1905: row.
rowe, v.n. (2), iii. 1057, dawn.
rowthe, routhe, s. i. 182, 1200, iii. 1597, v. 5394, pity.
rueke, v.n. iv. 1669, crouch.
ruide, rude, ii. 173, iv. 946, v. 2571, viii. 3122.
ruine, s. P. 837, v. 1706.
rule, see reule.
runge, see ringe.
rust, s. iv. 2494, 2557.
rusti, a. viii. 1378.
ryde, see ride.
ryht, ryhtwisnesse, see riht, &c.
ryve, s. vi. 1429, viii. 516, shore.
S
Saba, v. 6833, 6932.
sable, s. viii. 2904.
sacre, v.a. vii. 4510, worship.
sacrement, s. PP. 309.
sacrifice, sacrifise, s. i. 1120, 1141, iii. 1995, iv. 2966.
sacrifie, v.a.n. i. 1128, iv. 1519, viii. 1826, sacrifice, offer.
sacrilegge, s. v. 6979 ff.,
sacrilege, v. 7016*, 7090.
sadd, a. vii. 226, firm.
sadel, s. iv. 1202,
pl. sadles, iv. 1312.
sage, a. v. 7455.
saghte, see sawht.
Sagittarius, Sagittaire, vii. 1143, 1150, 1258.
sai, sain, saide, &c., see seie.
sail, see seil.
saintuaire, s. P. 322.
sake, s. P. 24, i. 209, 2474, ii. 585.
sal armoniak, s. iv. 2480.
Salamyne, iv. 3652.
sale, s. v. 5084.
salfly, see saufly.
salge, s. vii. 1385.
saliens, see Capra.
Salomon, iv. 2340, vi. 93, 1317, 1407, vii. 3594, 3865, 3891 ff., 4027, 4477 ff., viii. 2691, PP. 29.
salt, s. iv. 1837.
salte, a. iv. 1666, 3092, v. 1342,
pl. v. 1347.
salue, v.a. ii. 1504, greet.
Salustes, Saluste, ii. 1199, 1220.
salvacion, s. ii. 3361, v. 1795.
salvage, a. iv. 2262, vii. 4112, wild.
salve, s. P. 134, 396, ii. 2788, viii. 2290, cure.
salvely, see saufly.
Samarie, iv. 1938, vi. 2387, vii. 2554.
same, a. i. 1585;
as subst. P. 461, i. 629, 3032.
same, adv. v. 3375, together.
Samele, v. 1044.
Sampnites, pl. vii. 2787.
Sampson, vi. 94, viii. 2703.
Samuel, iv. 1936 ff., vii. 3821 ff.
sanguin, a. vii. 455.
sanz, prep. iii. 1550, v. 508.
saphir, s. vii. 1342.
sapience, s. v. 1205.
Sarazin, s. iii. 2489, iv. 1679, vii. 3702 ff., 4412, PP. 250;
fem. Sarazine, ii. 705, vii. 4496, viii. 2694.
Sardana Pallus, vii. 4314, Sardanapalus.
sardis, vii. 1416, sard.
Sarra, vii. 5315.
Satiri, pl. v. 1327.
satureie, s. vii. 1423, savory.
Saturnus, Saturne, Satorne, iv. 2445, v. 845 ff., 1133 ff., 1221, 1388, vi. 1293;
(the planet) iv. 2471, 3223, vii. 937, 1115, 1174, 1188, 1330, 1340, 1374, 1427, viii. 2275.
sauf, a. P. 104, ii. 181, iv. 917,
sauf conduit, v. 994,
saulf, P. 1016,
pl. save, ii. 1157, iv. 1453, 2172, safe:
adv. ii. 935, 2188, safely:
as prep. i. 432,
save, i. 1271,
salve, v. 1359, save, except;
save ... that, iv. 3497.
saufly, saufli, adv. i. 1469, 3152, ii. 3309, v. 2159,
saufliche, v. 3617,
salvely, v. 2932,
salfly, v. 2965, safely.
Saül, iv. 1935 ff., vi. 2384, vii. 3821 ff.
saundres, s.pl. ii. 1961.
save, v.a. P. 470, i. 941, 1300, iii. 927.
save, prep., see sauf.
saveine, s. vii. 1353.
savinge, s. v. 2794, vii. 3383.
savour, s. iv. 2495, v. 587.
sawe, s. ii. 588, 1396, iii. 431, iv. 2684, saying, speech.
sawht, pp.a. iii. 2742, reconciled,
saghte (pl.), viii. 1149, at peace.
Saxon, ii. 723,
Saxoun (language), ii. 1405.
say, s. ii. 2090, trial.
scales, see skales.
scars, see skars.
scarsly, see skarsly.
scarsnesse, see skarsnesse.
sceptre, s. ii. 589, PP. 378.
schake, v.a., pp. v. 570,
pret. schok, vi. 2205.
schal, v. 1, 3 s.pres. P. 15, 93, i. 1711, iv. 377, 2823,
2 s. schalt, P. 589,
pl. schulle(n), i. 2251, 2558,
schul(l), i. 3197, 3246, v. 1914,
schule, v. 3529,
schol, P. 1034,
pret. scholde(n), P. 43, 153, 275, 362, 421, &c.,
schold, ii. 578,
schulde(n), P. 317, v. 5357, viii. 2961,
(schuldyn, viii. 3004): shall, must, may.
schale, s. iv. 566, (nut) shell.
schallemele, s. viii. 2483, shawm.
schame, s. i. 274, 1668, ii. 3062, 3355, iv. 871.
schame, v.a. iii. 2200, v. 723.
schameles, a. vii. 1964, free from shame.
schanckes, s.pl. iv. 2725, legs.
schape(n), v.a.n. and refl. P. 387, i. 297, 820, 1514, 1551, 3342,
pret. schop, P. 706, ii. 2855, iii. 1206,
schope, v. 4278,
pl. schope(n), i. 1105, 2627,
pp. schape(n), i. 1195, 1509, 1544; shape, appoint, contrive, prepare, bring about.
schaply, a. ii. 3112.
schappe, s. i. 1736, shape.
schapthe, s. vi. 785, shape.
scharnebud, s. ii. 413, dung-beetle.
scharpe, a. P. 396, iii. 252, iv. 2417, vii. 170.
scharpnesse, s. P. 1084.
schave, v.a. viii. 1303.
schawe, s. iv. 1293, v. 6133, wood.
sche, pron. P. 853, i. 148, &c.,
scheo, i. 160.
schede(n), v.a. iii. 2243, vii. 3493,
pret. schedde, PP. 148,
pp. schad, iv. 1661, PP. 105.
schedinge, s. iii. 1105, 2534.
scheete, s. viii. 1194.
scheld, see schield.
schelle, s. vi. 2228, vii. 615, viii. 2120.
schenche, v.a. ii. 3098, pour out.
schent, v.a.pp. i. 1292, iii. 450, iv. 554, v. 728, harmed, ruined.
schep, schiep, s. P. 399, v. 3271,
pl. P. 414, iv. 2894.
scheperdesse, s. v. 6115.
schepherde, s. P. 394, 1064, iii. 2257.
scherded, (pp.) a. v. 3707.
scherdes, s.pl. vi. 1985, scales.
schere, v.a. v. 4001,
pp. schore, i. 1751, cut, crop.
scheres, s.pl. v. 5691.
scherte, s. i. 2171, ii. 2243,
schortes (pl.), i. 2179.
schete, v.n.,
3 s.pres. schet, ii. 2957,
pret. schotte, v. 4862, shoot.
schette, v.a. ii. 2130,
pret. schette, vi. 1587,
pp. schet, ii. 2807, iii. 2043;
v.n. iii. 1453, vii. 4623: shut.
schewe(n), v.a. P. 112, i. 84, 1035, ii. 603,
imperat. schew, scheu, i. 185, v. 6190, show;
v.n. P. 46, 834, i. 626, ii. 1921, iii. 809, 857, appear, be evident.
schield, scheld, s. i. 421, 1998, 2470, ii. 2594.
schiep, see schep.
schifte, v.a. iii. 1310, v. 3166, 4668, vii. 1518, viii. 556, arrange, dispose of, turn.
schilde, schylde, v.a. P. 67*, ii. 714, iv. 2753, v. 6334, vi. 1244;
v.n. 266: protect, defend.
schip, s. i. 1065, ii. 24,
be schipe, P. 1016, iv. 731,
to (into) schipe, i. 1164, ii. 1108,
to schip, viii. 1573.
schipman, s. i. 500, iii. 991, viii. 1084.
schode, v.a. i. 1750, vii. 1534, divide.
schof, see schowve.
scholde, see schal.
schoo, scho, s. P. 356, vii. 4306, shoe.
schort, a. i. 1687, iv. 1709,
schorte, vii. 5201,
pl. schorte, ii. 903, iii. 874.
schortly, schortli, adv. i. 1690, v. 2603.
schote, s. ii. 2238, shot.
schour, s. vii. 290,
pl. schoures, v. 4173, 7829,
shoures, P. 938.
schovele, s. v. 16, shovel.
schowve, v.a. ii. 2340,
pret. schof, ii. 174, iv. 108,
pp. schoven, vii. 3280, push, thrust.
schreden, v.a. i. 2837, tear.
schrewe, s. iii. 798, 2220, v. 959, vii. 44, rascal, scoundrel.
schrewed, a. vi. 2098, villainous.
schrifte, s. i. 197, 818, v. 1385.
schrive(n), schryve, v.a.n. and refl. i. 208, 219, 546, iii. 1127, v. 7101,
pret. schrof, iv. 519,
imperat. scrif (thee), i. 587, 2718,
pp. schrive(n), i. 190, 2383, iv. 1772,
schryve, viii. 2969, confess, hear in confession, absolve.
schrunken, pp. i. 1683.
schryhte, v.n.pret. viii. 1383, shrieked.
schuldre, s. P. 607, i. 1687, ii. 2220, shoulder.
schydes, s.pl. iii. 1033, split pieces (of wood).
schylde, see schilde.
schyne, v.n. iii. 1308, iv. 980,
pret. schon, iv. 3551.
science, s. iv. 974, 2413,
pl. sciences, iv. 2666, vii. 27.
scisme, s. P. 348, schism.
sclaundre, sclandre, sklaundre, s. ii. 881, v. 712, 5536, 7570, vii. 3083.
sclaundre, v.a. ii. 864, slander.
scole, s. P. 199, i. 2665, ii. 436, iv. 3373, school.
scomerfare, s. viii 1391, piracy.
score, s. ii. 500, iv. 1356, 2891.
scorn, s. viii. 2397,
to scorne, to skorne, v. 696, 6931, vii. 3992.
scorne, v.a. v. 6217.
Scorpio, vii. 1123 ff., 1259, 1403,
tail of Scorpio, vii. 1426.
scorpioun (-on), s. vii. 1124, 4091.
Scottes, pl. ii. 929.
scribe, s. P. 305.
scripture, P. 872, iv. 2626, writing.
scrivein, s. iii. 1070, writer.
sculpture, s. iv. 2422, vi. 1343.
se, sen, v.a.n. P. 28, 134, 610, i. 1132,
(see, PP. 281 ff., 382),
2 s.pres. sest, ii. 1059,
3 s. seth, i. 2804, ii. 224,
pret. sih, syh, P. 603, 617, i. 795, &c.,
sawh, i. 138, iii. 1604,
sihe, v. 5810,
(sigh, viii. 2962),
2 s. sihe, ii. 234, iii. 2629,
pl. syhe(n), sihen, iii. 970, vii. 1798, 4745,
pret. subj. syhe, sihe, i. 664, 904,
imperat. seth, ii. 861,
pres. part. seënde, ii. 1808,
pp. sen, P. 342,
sene, P. 789, 936,
seene, iv. 1492,
seie, ii. 967, v. 2374,
sein, seyn, i. 2883, ii. 170, iii. 757.
seal, s. i. 1474, 1487, ii. 3217.
seche, v.a.n. P. 173, 899, i. 570, 1285, 2278, ii. 3219, iv. 3463,
(3 pl.pres. sechin, viii. 3036),
sieche, viii. 2911,
seke, sieke, i. 1024, 3072, ii. 928, 1455, iv. 1604,
pret. soghte(n), i. 425, 1144, ii. 2474, iv. 2163,
soughte, P. 197, v. 3933,
sowhte, iv. 3548,
pp. soght, ii. 3128,
sought, v. 4003,
imperat. sech, v. 7605;
al to seche, noght to s., &c., i. 924, ii. 44, 2276, iv. 2963.
secounde, a. i. 2601, ii. 1, iv. 2479, v. 2127,
seconde, i. 1233, v. 2129, following, second.
secre, a. ii. 2132,
in secre, i. 617.
secret, s. vi. 1573.
secretaire, s. iv. 888, private counsellor.
secte, s. P. 349, v. 1643, vii. 1572, religion, kind.
seculers, s.pl. i. 648.
sed, s. iv. 3007, v. 4014, seed.
Sedechie, vii. 2566 ff.
see, se, s. (1) P. 306, v. 1944, vi. 1037, seat.
see, se, s. (2) P. 933, i. 486, ii. 145, 2531, iii. 86, sea:
see foul, vi. 2129,
cp. sefoul.
seewolf, s. v. 4138, shark.
sefne, see sevene.
sefnthe, a. vii. 1363.
sefoul, s. viii. 2654.
Segne, v. 1113.
seie (1), sein, sain, v.a.n.inf. P. 431, i. 281, 2760, (seye, seyn, P. 86*, viii. 2966), say, sai, i. 2750, v. 5198,
2 s.pres. seist, saist, i. 176, ii. 555,
3 s. seith, P. 43, &c.,
3 pl. sein, sain, P. 12, 56, seie, P. 442,
pret. seide, saide, i. 153, 768, 2740, 3218, sayde, v. 1756, seid, i. 3188, v. 4309,
imperat. sey, sei, say, sai, i. 184, 1822, 2418, ii. 1871, iii. 932, seie, vii. 4084,
pp. seid, said, P. 335, i. 585, 1229, 3323, iii. 931, vii. 150;
as who seith, P. 43, i. 2794: say, name.
seie (2), see se.
seil, s. i. 704, 1165, ii. 2152, iii. 1555,
sail, v. 3313, 3923, sail.
seile(n), saile, v.n. i. 511, iv. 1741, v. 991,
pres.part. sailende, seilende, ii. 1210, iv. 733, v. 5407,
seilinge, i. 524.
sein, pp. see se.
seint, a. ii. 3335,
fem. seinte, iv. 964.
seint, s. viii. 2778,
pl. seintz, v. 1813.
seintefie, v.a. vii. 4247, viii. 1269.
seisine, see sesine.
sek, siek, a. i. 703, 1703, ii. 15, v. 586, viii. 873,
sik, v. 616,
def. sike, vi. 1012,
pl. seke, P. 914;
as subst. the sike, ii. 1202,
pl. seke, ii. 3163,
sieke, viii. 2368: sick, sick man.
seke, see seche.
seker, see siker.
sekerliche, see sikerliche.
sekernesse, see sikernesse.
seknesse, s. P. 61, i. 2571, v. 410,
sieknesse, i. 185, 713,
siknesse, ii. 3249, iii. 280, sickness.
selde(n), adv. P. 787, iii. 1636, iv. 61,
sielde(n), iv. 1472, 2282, v. 4420;
sielde whanne, iv. 2734,
sielde wher, vii. 4240,
selde if, v. 6595,
selden whanne ... if, vii. 4328: seldom.
seli, a. iii. 658, simple.
selk, s. iv. 857, v. 5770, silk.
selle, v.a. ii. 3061, v. 243,
pret. solde, iii. 2546,
pp. sold, ii. 1662.
Selonites, vii. 4515.
selve, a. i. 200, ii. 51, 2064;
as subst. that selve, i. 1247.
selver, s. P. 608, iv. 2460, viii. 823.
Sem, vii. 546, 557, viii. 83.
semblable, a. i. 646, iii. 2595, v. 1545.
semblance, semblaunce, s. ii. 3273, iv. 379, v. 1534, 6674.
semblant, s. P. 114, i. 1213, ii. 1912, vi. 707, appearance;
feigne semblant, ii. 187, 2015, 2196, make pretence.
seme(n), v.n. and impers. P. 559, i. 614, 903,
sieme, i. 1891, viii. 2386,
me (him, you) semeth, iii. 2344, iv. 965, 1774.
Semiramis, iii. 1332, v. 1432.
semly, semlich, a. i. 1899, viii. 708.
sempiterne, a. vii. 104.
senatour, s. ii. 1195, 1330.
sende, v.a.n. P. 86, 161,
pret. sende, P. 1013, i. 851, 992,
sente, i. 3095, ii. 613, v. 1072,
pp. sent, P. 588,
send, v. 5236.
Senec, ii. 3095, v. 7735.
senne, sinne, s. P. 457, 920, 1017, i. 2929, ii. 3063, iii. 2033, 2546, v. 1739 ff.,
(synne, viii. 3040), sin.
sensible, a. vii. 127.
sentence, s. i. 2153, ii. 2978, 3417, vii. 1620.
Septembre, vii. 1117, viii. 2845.
Septemtrion, vii. 1264.
sepulture, s. i. 2349, iii. 2015.
Serapis, v. 1564 ff.
serpent, s. i. 396,
pl. serpentz, viii. 2574.
servage, s. ii. 2981, vii. 4096, servitude.
servant, s. i. 251, ii. 3300,
pl. servantz, iii. 18,
servantes, vii. 2333*.
serve(n), v.a. P. 707, i. 737, 860, 2521, ii. 35, 1297, iii. 502, iv. 531;
v.n. i. 169, 1245, 2131, iii. 1291, iv. 1407,
(3 s.pres. servith, viii. 3026).
servicable, a. v. 762.
service, servise, s. P. 78*, i. 176, ii. 2971, iv. 1036.
servitute, s. v. 1655.
sese, v.a. i. 1697, 2479, 3357, ii. 3009, iii. 2646, seize, take possession of, deliver as a possession.
sesine, seisine, s. v. 5527, vii. 564, possession.
sesoun (-on), s. iii. 693, vii. 1014, season.
set, s. vii. 4913, setting (of the sun).
sete, seete, s. v. 846, vi. 1041, vii. 2900, seat.
sette(n), v.a.n. P. 357, i. 2,
3 s.pres. set, i. 637, 1724,
sett, viii. 3089,
pret. sette, P. 41*, i. 201, ii. 2226, vii. 4624,
set, ii. 2220, v. 3691,
imperat. sett, viii. 2095,
pp. set, sett, P. 116, 245, i. 1486, iii. 647,
sette, vi. 10,
sete, vii. 2864;
sette ... of, v. 2498,
set ... therby, viii. 2194;
set, appoint, suppose, account, plant, make attack.
sevene, num. P. 804, i. 577, ii. 3207,
sefne, i. 2916, vii. 692.
seventy, num. viii. 91.
Severus, vii. 4575.
sewe, s. v. 5900, seasoned dish.
sex, sexe, num. v. 7246, vii. 5347, viii. 126.
sexte, a. vii. 908, 1082.
sextenthe, a. P. 25.
sextiene, num. vii. 1055.
seyinge, s. viii. 3081*.
Seyix, see Ceïx.
shoures, see schoures.
sibb, a. viii. 1703, related.
Sibeles, Sibele, v. 1135 ff.
Sibille, v. 7454.
sibrede, s. viii. 139, 266, kindred.
sich, see such.
Siculus, vii. 3296.
side, syde, s. P. 28, 146, 392, 1085, i. 2381, 3424, iii. 1503, iv. 1308, 3227,
(ride) on side, iv. 1311.
Sidoyne, vii. 4499.
sieche, see seche.
siege, s. i. 1082, iii. 1759.
sieged, v.a.pp. iii. 2046, besieged.
siek, sieknesse, see sek, seknesse.
sieke, v. see seche.
sielde(n), see selde(n).
sighe, syghen, v.n. iv. 3170, v. 3670, 5729, sigh.
sighte, see sihte.
signal, s. vi. 1668, sign.
signe, s. i. 2544, iii. 2227;
(of the zodiac) iv. 3222, v. 752, vii. 695, 968 ff.
signet, s. v. 5775.
signifie, signefie, v.a. P. 885, iii. 814, v. 914, vii. 4717.
sihte, syhte, s. i. 427, 437, 665, 1728, 2221, ii. 3072,
sighte, vii. 1228, viii. 2950, sight.
sik, see sek.
sike, syke, v.n. i. 697, 1726, 2996, 3140, ii. 1350, iv. 1150, sigh.
siker, seker, a. P. 568, ii. 2422, 3153, iv. 1003, v. 664, 2427;
superl. sikerest, ii. 2469,
the sekereste, vi. 1599;
adv. i. 3048, 3339, iv. 911: sure, secure; surely.
sikerliche, sekerliche, adv. i. 1564, 2145,
sikerly, iii. 1427,
sikirly, iv. 2498, surely, assuredly.
sikernesse, sekernesse, s. i. 1890, iv. 937, v. 205, vi. 232, security.
siknesse, see seknesse.
silence, s. i. 1302,
cilence, iv. 3206, vi. 1872.
sillable, s. viii 2049.
silogime, s. viii. 2708.
Silvestre, P. 742, ii. 3351 ff., PP. 346.
Simon (Magus), P. 204, 241, 439 ff., ii. 3055.
simple, a. iv. 1187, v. 2589, viii. 3052*.
simplesce (-esse), s. P. 217, i. 832, 2099,
(symplesce, P. 76*, symplesse, viii. 3134), simplicity, humility.
sinful(l), a. iii. 2569, PP. 45;
as subst. iv. 3490.
singe, v.n. i. 111, ii. 3012, iii. 330,
pret. song, P. 1057, ii. 1080,
sang, i. 2732,
pl. songe, i. 2034,
sunge, v. 1468,
pp. sunge, ii. 1300.
singulier, singuler, a. vii. 1996, 2931, private.
sinke, v.n. i. 1309, v. 2938,
sincke, iii. 1628,
pret. sank, ii. 2070,
pp. sunke, vi. 115.
sinne, see senne.
sire, s. P. 722, i. 2878, ii. 54, 2710, lord, sir.
Sirenes, pl. i. 484.
sithe, sythe, s. v. 3590,
ofte sithe (sithes), fulofte sythe, &c. i. 118, 318, 1400, ii. 658, iii. 458, time, times.
siththe(n), adv. P. 832, i. 1842, vi. 2351;
conj. siththe, sith, sithe(n), P. 973, i. 13, iii. 66, vi. 1073,
sithen that, i. 2244: since.
sitte, v.n. P. 337, i. 2397,
2 s.pres. sist, v. 5742,
sittest, vii. 2462,
3 s. sit, sitt, i. 1317, v. 6121,
sitteth, iv. 2724, vii. 2286,
pret. sat, i. 1675, iv. 653,
satte, vii. 2282,
pl. seten, i. 2524, ii. 2913, iii. 2163,
siete(n), iii. 1809, v. 3339,
seete, vi. 1174, sit, be seated:
impers. (it) sit, i. 273, 745, 1211, iii. 1674,
sitte, viii. 2428, suits, is fitting.
sive, s. iii. 433, sieve.
skales, scales, s.pl. ii. 3456, v. 4128.
skar, s. P. 507, crack.
skarcete, s. v. 4857, stinginess.
skars, scars, a. v. 4712, 4728, sparing.
skarse, v.n. viii. 1146, diminish.
skarsly, scarsly, adv. iv. 552, v. 4412.
skarsnesse, scarsnesse, s. v. 394, 4674 ff., 4740, stinginess.
skiere, v. (refl.) i. 478, ii. 472, v. 1424, defend.
skile, s. P. 380, 402, i. 36, 1866, iii. 2165,
skyle, iii. 2360,
pl. skiles, ii. 2770, reason, reasoning:
as a. iii. 397, reasonable.
skile, v.n. viii. 2047, reason.
skin, skyn, s. i. 1681, v. 2469, 6862.
skippe, v.n. iv. 2784, vii. 345,
pret. skipte, iv. 2110, v. 4997.
sklaundre, see sclaundre.
skorne, see scorne.
skulke, v.a. iv. 2720.
skulle, s. i. 2544 ff.
sky, s. i. 2001, iii. 984, iv. 825, 1436, viii. 2942,
pl. skyes, v. 3993, cloud, sky.
skyn, see skin.
slades, s.pl. iv. 2727.
slake, v.a. iv. 2812, viii. 1983, slacken, appease;
v.n. PP. 220.
slawhte, s. iii. 2058, 2483, slaying.
sle(e), slen, v.a.n. i. 1439, 2590, iii. 261,
3 s.pres. sleth, ii. 2623, iii. 957,
(sleeth, PP. 265),
pret. slowh, slouh, slow, slou, i. 434, v. 3727, 4045, 5897,
pl. slowhe, i. 377, v. 1722,
slowen, i. 1181,
subj. slowe, PP. 132,
pp. slain, slayn, P. 685, i. 527, 1427,
slawe, i. 514, ii. 770.
sleihte, sleyhte, s. i. 468, 688, 797, 1085, 1111,
sleighte, iv. 2082, 2123, v. 2111,
pl. sleyhtes, ii. 1873, skill, device, trickery.
slep, s. i. 155, 1782,
a slepe, v. 2177,
to slepe, ii. 3333,
to slep, iv. 2819,
Slep, Slepes hous, god of Slep, iv. 2973 ff.
slepe(n), v.n. P. 310, 476, i. 884,
pret. slepte, P. 595,
slep, v. 2762,
pp. slepe, iv. 2914, v. 158.
slepi, a. iv. 2731, 2848, vi. 1405.
slider, a. vi. 378, slippery.
slieve, s. v. 2575, 7669.
slih, see slyh.
slipte, v.n.pret. iv. 2109.
slitte, s. P. 338, cleft, separation.
slombre, v.n. iv. 3032.
slow, slou, slowh, slouh, a. iv. 54, 245, 1281, v. 1949, vii. 415, 761,
voc. slowe, iv. 843,
pl. (as subst.) slowe, iv. 137, 356, 1082;
superl. the sloweste, iv. 1082.
slowh, s. i. 2981, marsh.
slowthe, slouthe, s. P. 321, 342, iii. 2758, iv. 3 &c., sloth.
slowthe, v.a. iv. 19, lose by sloth;
v.n. iv. 1796, 3420, be slothful.
sluggardie, s. iv. 2714, 3177,
slugardie, iv. 2752.
slyde(n), v.n. iv. 41, v. 4158, vi. 1792, vii. 4457.
slyh, slih, a. P. 262, v. 2303, vii. 4936,
def. slyhe, ii. 2374,
slyh, ii. 2341,
pl. slyhe, slihe, ii. 2199, v. 3213, vii. 3257*;
superl. def. slyheste, slyeste, i. 1442, ii. 2102: cunning.
slyhli (-ly), adv. i. 2629, v. 677, 7145*.
slyke, v.a. v. 7092*, smoothe;
v.n. v. 6634, flatter.
slym, s. vii. 338.
slype, v.refl. v. 6530, sneak along.
smal, a. iv. 463, 1147,
def. smale, v. 1990,
pl. smale, P. 81, i. 1679;
as subst.pl. P. 426: slender, small.
smale, adv. v. 4535.
smaragdine, s. vii. 840, emerald.
smarte, adv. vii. 848, quickly.
smeile, v.n. iv. 2546;
v.a. vii. 2794.
smite, see smyte.
smith, s. v. 644, 962.
smok, s. i. 2171.
smoke, s. ii. 1556.
smyle, v.n. ii. 1404, iv. 388, v. 3012.
smyte, v.a.n. P. 424, iii. 910,
3 s.pres. smit, P. 1085,
pret. sing. smot, i. 2003, 2342, ii. 874, iv. 3349,
smette, ii. 2239,
pp. smite(n), iii. 911, v. 334, vii. 4695.
snake, s. vii. 1010.
snoute, s. iii. 128, 1400, iv. 2749.
snow, s. vii. 293, viii. 2851,
snow whyt, iii. 807.
so, adv. P. 8, 29, i. 1695, ii. 139;
who so, P. 1002,
how so, i. 1455,
be so, so be, i. 187, 1652,
up so doun, ii. 1744, iii. 80, iv. 561.
sobbe(n), v.n. iii. 303, v. 5729.
sobbinge, s. i. 2182.
sobre, a. P. 239, iii. 140, viii. 2684, 2869.
sobre, v.a. viii. 1700.
socour, s. iii. 2670, v. 4953.
socoure, v.a. i. 653, ii. 2882, iii. 328.
Socrates, iii. 640, 701.
sode, pp. v. 4281, boiled.
sodein, a. P. 619, i. 1069, ii. 688, iii. 335,
soudein, v. 4942, sudden:
adv. iii. 862.
sodeinliche, soudeinliche, adv. P. 503, i. 2963, v. 7830, vi. 211,
sodeinly (-li), P. 1038, i. 911, iv. 573,
soudeinly, vi. 1423,
(sodeynly, viii. 2961*).
soffrance, suffrance, s. P. 773, iii. 1639, 1672, v. 4267,
(suffraunce, viii. 3022*).
soffre, suffre, v.a.n. P. 698, 788, i. 1371, 2380, 2570, 2941, ii. 206, 3023, v. 7378,
3 s.pres. soffreth, soeffreth, suffreth, iii. 2431, iv. 1428, v. 574,
(1 pl. soeffrin, PP. 222); suffer, allow, leave, permit.
softe, a. i. 619, 1220, 2564, soft, iii. 2734,
pl. softe, i. 915, ii. 309;
the softe pas, iii. 1386; gentle, quiet:
adv. P. 476, i. 1725.
softly, adv. iv. 2885.
sojorne, sojourne, v.n. iv. 740, 3224, v. 1078, vii. 1173, viii. 1286, dwell, remain:
pp. sojorned, vi. 1180, vii. 294, kept.
solas, s. vii. 1900, pleasure.
soldan, see souldan.
solein, soulein, a. iii. 1220, iv. 448, vi. 135,
fem. soleine, v. 1971, alone, lonely, strange.
solempne, sollempne, a. v. 1317, vii. 4703, viii. 1561.
solempnite, sollempnite, s. i. 1157, iv. 3651,
solempnete, sollempnete, iii. 2169, vi. 1825, vii. 2405, celebration, ceremony.
sollempneliche, adv. viii. 1617.
solucion, s. iv. 2515.
Solyns, Solins, iii. 2600, iv. 2410, Solinus.
som, a. P. 6, i. 1499, v. 2469 ff.,
som while, som time, iii. 2624, iv. 649, viii. 3119,
som man, vii. 643 f.;
pl. some, i. 1265,
somme, P. 355,
alle and some, v. 7320,
som men, P. 529, iii. 2113:
as subst. som, vi. 384,
pl. some, somme, P. 432, i. 2034 ff., ii. 1362, 2510, iii. 2112.
somdiel, somdel, a. P. 613, iii. 697, iv. 800;
adv. P. 286, 612, i. 1003: some, somewhat.
somer, s. iv. 1091, viii. 2853,
somer dai, ii. 732,
somer floures, P. 937; summer.
somerfare, s. viii. 2856, condition of summer.
somertide, s. v. 6009,
somer tyde, v. 6819.
somme, s. iii. 2568, vii. 161, viii. 1119, sum.
somoune, sommone, v.a. vii. 5182, viii. 1551, 1915, summon.
sompnolence, s. iv. 2703, 2770 ff.
somtime, adv. iv. 810 f., 1131, 2799,
somtyme, iv. 3304,
som time, som tyme, iv. 649, viii. 3119.
somwhat, pron. i. 1297, iii. 2332, iv. 2829;
adv. P. 19.
somwho, pron. P. 345, some one.
sond, s. v. 4009, vi. 1294, sand.
sonde, s. ii. 324, 1567, iii. 247, iv. 799, viii. 1859, sending, message, decree.
sondre, v.n.,
to sondre, iii. 986, part asunder.
sondri, sondry, P. 29, 501, i. 2530, ii. 1476, iii. 2210, v. 1458,
sundri, v. 7437, separate, several, various.
sondrily, adv. vii. 1305.
sone, s. P. 740, i. 206 &c.,
to sone, v. 806; son.
sone, adv. i. 996, 1633, 2091, ii. 357,
also sone, i. 3079; soon.
soned, see soune.
song, s. ii. 3012, iv. 3346,
songe, i. 2745,
pl. songes, i. 2739.
sonne, s. P. 919, iii. 1307, iv. 979,
sonne lyht, v. 2790,
sonnes l., vi. 559,
sunne, ii. 3452, sun.
sopp, s. v. 3807.
sor, s. P. 134, ii. 22, 2789,
sore, v. 2858, hurt, sore.
sorceresse, s. vi. 1434, viii. 2602.
sorcerie, s. iv. 2077, v. 940, vi. 1289, 1768 ff.
sore, adv. P. 598, i. 475, 2245,
sor, vii. 5256.
sore, v.n. i. 2672, vii. 1842, soar.
sore, s., see sor.
sorgful(l), a. ii. 1303, iii. 1481, sorrowful.
sorgfully, sorwfulli, adv. i. 3173, ii. 69.
sorghe, see sorwe.
sori, sory, a. i. 989, 2182, ii. 2307, iii. 2203, iv. 1347, wretched, unhappy.
sort, s. i. 673, iv. 450, 3099, kind, lot.
Sortes, viii. 2718.
sorwe, s. i. 971, 1665, ii. 48, iv. 1212,
sorghe, ii. 165, v. 513, sorrow.
sorwe, v.n. i. 1814, 3182, ii. 745;
v.a. PP. 104.
soster, s. i. 399, 3155, iii. 165, iv. 1383,
suster, iv. 1369,
genit. sostres, v. 5726.
sosterhode, s. v. 4205, 5398, viii. 103,
sosterhiede, viii. 96.
soth, a. P. 12, 534, i. 1955,
def. sothe, iii. 1270,
pl. sothe, PP. 93,
in soth, iii. 1078.
soth, s. ii. 58,
the sothe, P. 834, 850, i. 981,
pl. sothes, vii. 2351, truth.
sothfastnesse, s. i. 2268, vii. 3303*.
sothly, sothli, adv. ii. 522, iv. 3496, v. 244,
sothliche, ii. 2021, truly.
sothsawe, s. v. 2935, truth.
sothseiere, s. iii. 761, vii. 2348.
sotie, s. i. 539, 2320, iv. 1887,
sotye, vi. 223, folly.
soubgit, a. P. 675, iv. 3523, v. 1726,
sougit, vi. 1507;
subst. soubgit, iii. 1277, v. 55,
subgit, PP. 165: subject.
soubtil, soutil, a. ii. 2125, iv. 2076, vi. 1443,
soubtiel, v. 1026.
soubtilite, s. ii. 2378, 3046,
soutilete, v. 2138.
souche, v.n. i. 314, ii. 1969, suspect.
soudein, see sodein.
soudeinliche, see sodeinliche.
sougit, see soubgit.
souke, v.n. ii. 3227, suck.
souldan, soldan, s. ii. 613 ff., 2548 ff., vii. 1784.
souldeour, s. iii. 2356, soldier.
soule, s. P. 453,
genit. P. 749, ii. 1313.
soulein, see solein.
soulphre, see sulphre.
soun, s. i. 2217, iii. 453, iv. 346, sound.
sound, a. ii. 2223, v. 5371, vi. 1488,
pl. sounde, v. 4164.
soune, v.n. i. 2807, ii. 2875, iii. 60;
v.a. v. 5699,
soned, (pp.), iv. 2644: sound.
soupe, v.n. i. 2114, v. 6872, vii. 4766, have supper.
souper, s. i. 2112, v. 3835, 6871,
souper time, viii. 705.
soupertime, s. viii. 711.
souple, v.a. vii. 4890, (bend), influence.
sour, a. vi. 1127, viii. 194,
the soure, vi. 336;
adv. soure, ii. 246.
source, s. i. 148, iii. 611.
soure, v.a. iii. 447, make sour;
v.n. i. 1190, turn sour.
south, s. vi. 862.
southward, adv. vii. 1255.
soutilete, see soubtilite.
soverein, sovereign, a. P. 186, i. 1609, iv. 1518, vii. 1776,
fem. sovereine, ii. 3507, vii. 1392, viii. 2530:
subst. i. 862, v. 1133,
soverain, v. 1464.
sovereinete, s. i. 1847.
sowe, v.a.n. P. 320, v. 819,
pret. siew, sieu, sew, iv. 1837, v. 1883, 3722,
pp. sowe, ii. 2376.
sowinge, s. v. 1228.
sowke, s. ii. 1079, suck.
space, s. iv. 615, 679, v. 3439, 3843.
spade, s. v. 16.
Spaine, Spaigne, i. 3390, ii. 1088, vi. 539, 569.
spanne, s. i. 1112, span.
spare, v.a. ii. 693, 3360, iii. 2220, PP. 19;
v.n. iii. 2217, iv. 439,
to spare, v. 7826.
sparinge, s. v. 4785.
sparke, s. ii. 2946, iv. 2995.
spatula, s. vi. 1311.
specefie, see specifie.
speche, s. P. 174, i. 923, 1278, iv. 875,
spieche, iv. 144.
specheles, a. i. 1293, v. 3966.
special, a., in special, P. 120, i. 1501.
specifie, specefie, v.a.n. P. 33, 866, i. 572, ii. 1407, iv. 2534.
sped, s. i. 107, 1379, ii. 115, iv. 3450,
spied, i. 1956, iv. 301, success, advantage.
spede, spiede, v.n. i. 687, 796, 2654, iv. 2280,
pret. spedde, iv. 2178, succeed, be advanced;
v.a. and refl. ii. 103, 2232, iii. 2198,
pret. spedde, ii. 624, v. 3866,
pp. sped, i. 1557, vi. 2095,
spedd, v. 1720, advance, help, hasten.
speke(n), v.n. P. 31, i. 10, 204, 1520,
3 s.pres. spekth, i. 656,
pret. spak, i. 294, 818,
pl. spieke(n), ii. 959, 1456, 2264, v. 622, vii. 1611,
speeke, viii. 749,
imperat. spek, iii. 850,
pp. spoke, i. 537, 1178,
speke, v. 5035.
spekere, s. v. 945, 1466.
spekinge, s. v. 7129*,
pl. spekynges, i. 239.
spelle, v.a. iv. 570.
spellinge, s. v. 4067.
spende, v.a. iv. 2591,
pret. spente, v. 7787.
Spercheïdos, v. 4006.
spere, s. i. 1998, ii. 3195.
Spertachus, vii. 3418.
spiece, s. vii. 888,
pl. spieces, spices, i. 2977, 3446, iii. 466, v. 5898, vi. 856, kind, spice.
spille, v.a. i. 1192, 2850, vii. 3493,
pret. spilde, ii. 948,
spilte, iii. 1446,
pp. spilt, ii. 3285, viii. 570, destroy, spill, waste;
v.n. iii. 264, iv. 2586, perish, fail.
spinne, v.a.n. v. 1283,
pp. sponne, vi. 2381, PP. 299.
spire, v.n. ii. 1146, 1999;
v.a. viii. 1472: inquire, inquire for.
spirit, s. ii. 3137, iv. 2364, viii. 2590,
pl. spiritz, iv. 2464.
spirital, spiritiel, a. ii. 2987, v. 1915;
as subst. P. 855, ii. 3492.
splen, s. vii. 449 ff.
Spodius, v. 4817.
spoke, s. vii. 815.
spore, s. P. 1084, i. 2301, iii. 1235, spur.
sporne, v.a. iv. 2115, vi. 429, kick against;
v.n. iv. 1279, vi. 464, vii. 4739, stumble.
spot, s. iv. 609, PP. 366.
spousaile, s. ii. 642,
pl. spousailes, viii. 975.
spouse, s. iii. 658, v. 6017.
spouse, v.a. vi. 497.
spousebreche, s. iii. 2158, v. 6014, adultery.
spoute, s. vii. 1193.
sprantlende, v.n. pres.part. iv. 111.
spriede, sprede, spreede, v.a.n. i. 2824, ii. 504, vi. 895,
3 s.pres. sprat, ii 417,
spredeth, v. 7679,
pret. spradde, ii. 684, iv. 1526, v. 1458,
spredde, v. 6891,
pp. sprad, iv. 3082,
spred, v. 2316; spread.
spring, s. v. 6239,
daies spring, iv. 2852.
springe(n), v.n. P. 347, i. 353, iii. 428,
pret. sprong, i. 2306, iii. 1921,
pl. spronge, i. 2085,
sprungen, v. 1595,
pp. sprongen, vii. 4679.
spume, s. v. 4122.
square, a. vi. 1327.
squier, s. ii. 254,
pl. squiers, v. 2275.
stable (dore), s. iv. 903.
stable, a. iv. 268, 444, vii. 4202;
adv. iv. 3671.
stable, v.a. PP. 145, set firmly.
stacion, s. vii. 204, place.
staf, s. P. 420, v. 536, 4991.
stage, s. P. 603, iv. 2977, vii. 741.
stake, s. ii. 3094, iv. 2431, vi. 191.
stalke, v.n. i. 910, ii. 828, v. 3861, 6498, go stealthily.
stalle, s. PP. 383, place.
stalle, v.a. vii. 1162.
stalon, s. viii. 160, stallion.
stanche, staunche, v.a. P. 345, i. 2312, 2838, 3308, vi. 303, 422, quench, satisfy, heal.
stare, v.n. iv. 1832, vi. 178.
stark, adv. iv. 3082.
stat, s. ii. 2992, iii. 1998,
(staat, viii. 2990):
cp. astat.
statue, s. P. 891.
stature, s. i. 2166, 3135, iv. 744, vii. 981, stature, form; vi. 1524, statue.
statut, s. ii. 1741, v. 4551, viii. 360.
stede, s. (1) P. 274, 1074, i. 842, iii. 923, iv. 3483,
pl. stedes, iv. 718, v. 2087, place;
in stede of, P. 128, 396, i. 1669,
in the stede, ii. 2684,
in hire stede, i. 2602, iii. 1558.
stede (2), see stiede.
stedefast, a. vii. 906.
stel, see stiel.
stele, v.a.n. iv. 3333, v. 207, 3873,
pret. stal, stall, iv. 3351, v. 3900, 6750,
pp. stole(n), iv. 902, v. 6558, steal.
Stellibon, i. 398.
stelthe, s. i. 644, v. 6296, 6495 ff.
stepmoder, s. i. 1844.
stere, v.a. ii. 447, iii. 137, iv. 337, 2085, 3124, v. 1854;
v.n. v. 3064: stir, move.
steringe, s. ii. 3141, motive.
sterne, a. i. 2127, iii. 2444, iv. 2065,
sturne, viii. 403.
sterre, s. iv. 1348, v. 879, 912, vii. 1303 ff.
sterred, a. vii. 1060, viii. 2942.
sterreles, a. vii. 1024, 1126.
sterreliht, s. v. 3958, 6508,
sterre lyht, i. 1168.
sterte, v.n. iv. 336, vi. 59, vii. 3656,
pret. sterte, ii. 850, iv. 2102,
pp. stert, i. 372, start, rush, move.
sterve(n), v.n. i. 3263, ii. 36, iv. 797,
pret. sing, starf, ii. 885,
pp. storve(n), iii. 1509, v. 1999; die.
stevene, s. i. 493, 3025, iv. 847, voice, promise.
steward, see stieward.
steyne, v. ii. 1963, stain.
sticke, s. v. 4959, 5054, 5972.
stiede, stede, s. i. 2508, iv. 901, vi. 1280, steed.
stiel, s. P. 611, vi. 1814,
stel, iv. 2425, steel.
stiere, s. i. 560, 2943, ii. 709, helm, guidance.
stiere, v.a. P. 234, 1088, i. 506, 1064, 2394;
v.n. iii. 993.
stiereles, a. ii. 1393, without rudder.
stieresman, s. v. 3122.
stieward, steward, ii. 1091, 2760, v. 2669 ff, vii. 3948.
Stige, v. 1113, Styx.
stigh, see styh.
stike, v.n. iii. 1631, iv. 2723, stick.
stile, s. i. 8.
stille, a. i. 1289, iii. 932, 2738, iv. 3009, silent, quiet:
adv. P. 478, i. 886, 952, 1794, 2617, iii. 1719, quietly, in silence, always.
stille, v.a. P. 61*, vii. 1583, viii. 2636, keep still, silence, satisfy.
Stinfalides, v. 1019.
stinge, v.a. vii. 1048.
stink, s. iv. 2557.
stinte(n), v.n. iii. 1612, iv. 3453,
pret. stinte, ii. 1132,
imperat. stynt, viii. 2284, cease;
v.a. iv. 132, vi. 2005, make to cease.
stock, s. iii. 585, v. 1513, viii. 239,
stok, iv. 2868.
stod, s. vii. 3345, viii. 161, stud.
stoke(n), v.a.pp. i. 538, iv. 584, vii. 5019, shut.
stol, s. vii. 3954,
pl. stoles, P. 336, iv. 626, stool.
stomak, stomac, stomach, s. v. 1487, vi. 162, vii. 479.
stomble, v.n. iv. 621.
ston, s. P. 618, i. 1794, iv. 2523 ff.,
pl. stones, P. 953, i. 2537.
stonde, v.n. P. 84, i. 428, 1313, 3233,
3 s.pres. stant, P. 30, 118, 170, &c.,
standt, v. 5215,
pres. subj. stonde, P. 481, i. 1458,
stond, i. 3416,
pret. stod, P. 95, 214, ii. 2513,
(stood, viii. 3004*),
pl. stode(n), P. 50, 233, 798,
3 s.pret. subj. stode, P. 41, iii. 1580,
(3 pl. stodyn, viii. 3050),
imperat. stond, iv. 3244,
pp. stonde(n), i. 2930, vii. 2629; stand, remain, depend.
stoppe(n), v.a. i. 475, 522, v. 3516.
stor, s. ii. 2363, store.
storie, s. v. 6002.
stormes, s.pl. i. 2987, v. 3298.
stormy, a. P. 938, iii. 686.
storve, see sterve.
stounde, s. i. 1425, ii. 2, 877, iv. 3632, time, period.
stoute, a. (pl.), v. 3507, 7282.
straght, adv. P. 1044, ii. 1482,
strawht, strauht, v. 3327, 3665.
straied, pp. viii. 2860.
strange, a. P. 604, i. 1416, 3029, ii. 2060.
strange, v.a. iv. 1489, v. 1890, 6040;
v.n. v. 4103: estrange, change; grow strange.
strangle, v.a. v. 6531, vii. 3323*.
Strangulio, viii. 545, 1290 ff.
strauht, a. vi. 772, straight.
strauht, strawht, adv. see straght.
straw, see stree.
strecche, v.a. and refl. i. 1, 622,
pret. strawhte, strauhte, ii. 1056, iii. 1407, v. 5029,
straghte, i. 2820, viii. 1150, stretch, direct;
v.n.pret. strawhte, strauhte, straghte, i. 2820, iii. 1939, v. 3338, 3923, reach, go.
stree, stre, s. iii. 85, 667, iv. 1716,
straw, v. 2310,
pl. stres, i. 2993, straw.
streit, a. v. 7655, close.
streite, streyte, adv. ii. 237, 1638, v. 261, vi. 1374, near, closely, strictly.
streite, v.a. v. 6380, diminish.
strem, s. P. 509, ii. 195, iv. 2730, stream.
strengere, strengest, see strong.
strengthe, s. P. 704, i. 787, ii. 2413, vi. 1595, strength, force, stronghold.
strengthe(n), v.a. ii. 1077, 3157, vi. 1598, vii. 2546, strengthen.
strete, s. i. 938, iii. 1338, street.
streyte, see streite.
strif, s. P. 248, 993, iii. 650.
strike, v.a. v. 3318;
v.n. viii. 1891.
strok, s. P. 426, iv. 2099, v. 2565.
stronde, s. i. 1169, ii. 758, iv. 741, shore.
strong, a. P. 716, ii. 1740, v. 7377,
def. stronge, P. 314, v. 2050,
pl. i. 1155, ii. 48, iii. 1112, iv. 2103;
comp. strengere, vii. 4087;
superl. strengest, vi. 1593:
as subst. the stronge, P. 615, vii. 4296.
strowed, v.a.pp. iv. 3022, strewn.
stryve, v.n. iii. 26, 1651, PP. 73.
studie, v.n. P. 323, i. 3091, vii. 2245.
studie, s. iv. 2662, v. 3090.
studious, a. vii. 759.
sturdi, a. viii. 403, harsh.
sturne, see sterne.
stwes, s.pl. viii. 484, stews.
styh, v.n. 3 s.pret. ii. 3401, v. 3991,
(stigh, PP. 177), ascended.
subfumigacioun, s. vi. 1310.
subgit, see soubgit.
subjeccioun (-on), s. P. 683, i. 2857, ii. 3272, v. 6409.
sublimacion, s. iv. 2517.
substance (-aunce), s. P. 199, iv. 2465, 2563, PP. 314.
substancial, a. vii. 226.
substitucion, s. vii. 2769.
such, pron.a. P. 8, i. 175, 1624, ii. 2241, iii. 2421,
swich, v. 377,
swiche, iv. 1429,
sich, viii. 1110,
pl. suche, i. 853,
swiche, ii. 504:
as subst. swich, ii. 566,
pl. suche, swiche, P. 233, 299, iv. 1236:
as adv. such, P. 735.
sucre, s. i. 1705, v. 2833, sugar.
suete, see swete.
sufficance, s. i. 4, 1915, v. 4819, ability, sufficiency.
sufficant, a. i. 1183, ii. 2700, iii. 1779, viii. 2696,
(suffisant, viii. 3099), sufficient.
suffise, suffice, v.n. P. 324, i. 1399, iii. 321, iv. 790, 1129, v. 320, vii. 5092, suffice, be able, endure.
suffrance, suffre, see soffrance, &c.
suggestioun (-on), s. i. 1014, viii. 364, 1684.
suie, v.a. i. 2256, ii. 256,
(sue, viii. 3031*);
v.n.pres.p. suiende, ii. 1591, 3526, iv. 2482,
suinge, vi. 2371: follow.
suite, s. ii. 1378, iv. 27, 1306, v. 4385 f., viii. 2930: fashion, livery; pursuit.
sulphre, soulphre, sulphur, s. iv. 2481, v. 2176, vii. 355.
Sulpices, iv. 2407.
sundri, see sondri.
suore, suote, see swere, swete.
superfluite, s. v. 2217, vi. 267.
superiour, a. iii. 2447.
supplant (-aunt), s. ii. 2368, 2374.
supplantacioun (-on), s. ii. 2327, 2937.
supplantarie, s. ii. 2322.
supplante, supplaunte, v.a. ii. 2369, 2385 ff.,
pret. supplantede, ii. 2453.
supplicacion (-oun), s. viii. 2184, 2301.
supplantour, s. ii. 2437, 3024.
support, s. vii. 3207*.
supporte, v.a. vii. 2144.
suppose, v.a.n. i. 226, 879, 2196, ii. 1018, 1174, vi. 2300;
impers. v. 22: conjecture, think; seem.
supposinges, s.pl. v. 3848, conjectures.
surfet, s. vii. 4561, excess.
surgerie, s. v. 1061, vi. 1411.
surgien, s. viii. 1163.
Suriale, i. 399.
Surie, see Surrie.
surmonte, v.a. ii. 1716, v. 6738, rise above, surpass.
surquiderie, s. i. 1877, 2358.
surquidous, a. i. 2257.
surplus, s. vi. 682, rest.
Surrie, vi. 2375,
Surie, vii. 2539.
suspecion (-oun), v. 578, 7093*.
sustienance, sustenance, s. ii. 1851, iv. 2443, v. 122.
sustiene(n), v.a. vii. 476, 704,
(sustene, PP. 71).
swalwe, s. v. 6005.
swan, s. iii. 797, iv. 105.
swelle, v.n. iii. 671,
(pret. swal, i. 368*).
swerd, s. P. 242, i. 1189, iii. 3.
swere, v.a.n. i. 1462, 2765,
pret.s. swor, i. 985,
suor, v. 5930,
pp. swore, i. 1227, 1513, ii. 2536,
suore, v. 5178,
sworn, v. 4306.
swere, s. iv. 859, neck.
swerve, v.n. P. 862, ii. 2406, iv. 1216;
v.a. i. 366, iv. 1408, vii. 4569.
swete, v.n. iv. 1092, sweat.
swete, suete, a. P. 325, v. 1861,
swote, suote, i. 113, iv. 1297, v. 3999;
as subst. i. 1190, 1708, iv. 637, 3469, v. 668: sweet.
swetnesse, s. iv. 1671, vi. 395.
swevene, s. P. 596, i. 2815, iv. 3023,
swefne, i. 2851, dream.
swich(e), see such.
swift, a. v. 6005,
pl. swifte, i. 2300, iii. 2107;
superl. swiftest, i. 705:
adv. swift, vii. 859.
swimme, v.n. iv. 3096,
pret. swam, v. 4338, viii. 2653.
swinke, v.n. iv. 2440, v. 6964, labour.
swithe, adv. vi. 1655, vii. 848, viii. 930, swiftly.
swot, s. i. 1390, sweat.
swote, see swete.
swoune, adv. viii. 2449, in a swoon.
swoune, v.n. i. 983, ii. 846, iii. 233, v. 4351, 6006.
swoune, s. viii. 2859,
in swoune, on swoune, v. 3647, 5788,
a swoune, viii. 1060,
cp. aswoune.
swyn, s.(pl.) v. 6894, vii. 1166.
syh, syhte, see se, sihte.
syke, see sike.
Synon, i. 1172.
sythe, see sithe.
T
tabate (= to abate), ii. 809.
table, s. iv. 3672, viii. 630, tablet, plank.
tacompte (= to accompte), i. 650, 2241.
tail, s. i. 475, vii. 987 ff.
taillage, s. vi. 1501, vii. 4045, taxation.
taille, s. v. 1923, tally.
take(n), v.a. P. 122, 497, i. 1011, iii. 1970,
3 s.pres. takth, P. 205,
tath, v. 48, vii. 1074,
(3 pl. takyn, viii. 2988),
pret. tok, P. 229, i. 421, ii. 2243,
2 s. tok, i. 2421,
pl. toke(n), P. 810, i. 1162,
tok, v. 7534,
pret. subj. toke, i. 383,
imperat. tak, i. 447, 1317,
take, v. 6429,
pp. take(n), P. 130, i. 1107, take, give;
v.n. P. 54, prevail;
refl. and n. iii. 1063, iv. 2385, v. 1262, betake (oneself).
takel, s. iii. 989, viii. 470, tackle.
tale, s. P. 82, 573, i. 650,
pl. tales, i. 1283, ii. 312, tale, reckoning, speech.
tale(n), v.n. P. 425, ii. 47, iv. 1178, v. 3772, speak.
talent, s. v. 7136, inclination.
Taliart, viii. 505, 513.
talke, v.n. ii. 2093.
tall, a. v. 2476, comely.
Taltabius, iii. 1928.
tame, a. P. 1058, i. 3031, v. 1017.
tame, v.a. iv. 1886, v. 1024, vii. 1844.
tant ne quant, ii. 2430.
Tantaly, v. 365.
tapinage, s. v. 1810, skulking.
tarie, v.a. i. 452, iv. 1499, 3450, viii. 2924, vex, delay;
v.n. i. 1645, ii. 825, iv. 8, delay.
tariinge, tariynge, s. iv. 35, 1184, v. 3633.
Tarquinus, Tarquin, vii. 4595 ff., viii. 2634.
Tartarie, s. iv. 1631.
tasse, s. v. 4400, 4958, collection, heap.
tasse, v.a. vii. 4484.
tast, s. i. 1191, v. 7144, taste, touch.
taste, v.a.n. iv. 2546, v. 7792, vii. 1944, viii. 1186, taste, perceive, try.
tastinge, s. vi. 302, 942.
Taurus, vii. 1015, 1267.
taverne, s. ii. 3098.
taxe, s. i. 1556, engagement.
taxe, v.a. P. 267, i. 3108, ii. 334, vii. 3905, viii. 361, tax, appoint.
teche, v.a.n. P. 417, i. 229, 2260,
pret. tawhte, tauhte, ii. 754, iii. 2543, v. 3583,
tawht, iii. 176,
taghte, P. 361, viii. 663,
pp. tawht, tauht, i. 2253, v. 6074,
taught, v. 7015*.
Techel, v. 7023.
techer, s. vii. 1520.
techyng, techinge, i. 1592, v. 611.
teene, tene, s. i. 3399, iii. 772, v. 5483, sorrow.
Tegea, v. 6242.
teide, v.a.pret. i. 2311,
pp. teid, v. 52, tied.
teise, v.a. v. 6331, stretch.
telle(n), v.a.n. P. 82, 168, i. 66, 400, 3297, iii. 450, iv. 1693,
3 s.pres. telth, v. 6126,
pret. tolde(n), P. 599, i. 2109, vii. 1622,
told, i. 3187, ii. 884,
imperat. tell, i. 164, 1254,
pp. telleth, i. 1395; tell, say, speak, name.
tellinge, s. iii. 506.
tempeste, s. i. 2142, ii. 1907, iii. 2739, iv. 3063.
tempeste, v.a. v. 1184, disturb.
temple, s. i. 800, iii. 1993, v. 1313,
the temple flor, viii. 1855.
temples, s.pl. viii. 2819, temples (of the head).
temporal, a. ii. 2988, vii. 94;
as subst. P. 854, ii. 3491.
tempre, v.a. i. 23, ii. 3178, v. 3802, viii. 778,
pp. as adj. tempred, iv. 2521; mingle, temper, restrain, tune.
temprure, s. P. 1055, viii. 832, harmony, tuning.
tempte, v.a. ii. 3139, iii. 711, vii. 5337.
Temse, P. 39*, Thames.
ten, num. P. 526, ii. 52, 2063, iv. 475.
tendre, a. i. 779, ii. 3175, iv. 1362, vi. 1514,
tender, vii. 3382, tender, delicate.
tendre, v.a. i. 2172, soften;
v.n. ii. 3289, grow tender.
tendresse (-esce), ii. 1073, 2165, vii. 4975, affection, care, softness.
tene, see teene.
tenetz, s. PP. 295, tennis.
tente, s. ii. 2635, iv. 2431.
tenthe, a. vii. 1169, 1387.
tere, v.a. iii. 2010,
pp. tore, P. 413, i. 1154, tear.
teres, s.pl. i. 1680, vii. 4835, tears.
Tereüs, v. 5569 ff., viii. 2585.
terme, s. iii. 2411.
Termegis, iv. 2408.
termine, v.a. ii. 272, bring to a conclusion.
terremote, s. vi. 2207, 2261.
Tersites, vii. 3585.
teschuie (= to eschuie), vii. 3247, teschue, PP. 64.
testament, s. P. 245, vii. 3860, viii. 2955*, PP. 177.
tete, s. ii. 3227, teat.
text, s. i. 271.
thaddre (= the addre), v. 3528.
thaffeccioun (= the affeccioun), P. 366.
thair (= the air), v. 3993.
Thaise, Thayse, Taise, viii. 1295 ff.,
Thaïsis, viii. 1536.
thalemans (= the Alemans), P. 821.
thalter (the alter), vii. 4707.
Thamar, viii. 215.
thamende (= thee amende), i. 568.
Thameris, vii. 3445.
thank, see thonk.
thankworth, a. i. 2405.
thanne, than, adv. P. 48, i. 183,
as thanne, iii. 2005, then;
conj. P. 57, i. 973, 1927, than.
thapocalips (= the apocalips), v. 6389.
thapostel (= the apostel), P. 434, v. 1953,
thapostle, vii. 3149*.
thapparence (= the apparence), iv. 3053.
thar, impers. ii. 2430, vii. 2344, it behoves;
pers. tharst, iv. 1774,
thar, iv. 3180, ought.
Tharbis, iv. 650 ff.
tharmes, s.pl. P. 608, intestines.
Tharse, viii. 542 ff.
Tharsiens, pl. viii. 597.
thassay (= the assay), v. 3239.
thassent (= the assent), ii. 1479.
thassise (= the assise), P. 148.
thastat (= the astat), i. 2100.
thastronomie (= the astronomie), vi. 1403.
that, dem.pron. and a. P. 122, 689, 725,
that on ... that other, P. 649, i. 397,
that Remus, that Diane, v. 899, 1249,
that (= that which), P. 3, 21, i. 298, 603, &c.;
pl. tho, P. 48, i. 299, 1273,
that ilke tuo, i. 1271:
relat. P. 1, 15, 39, 42:
conj. P. 4, 8, 13, 20, i. 439, ii. 2640,
if that, P. 16,
whan that, P. 37,
who that, what that, P. 13, 460, iii. 1879,
that (= take care that), ii. 2872,
that I ne hadde, &c. (a wish), iv. 1422, v. 3747.
thavantages (= the avantages), v. 1978.
thaverous (= the averous), v. 57.
the, def. art. P. 2, 72, 260, &c.,
the more, the betre, &c., P. 55*, i. 1543, 2322 f.
Thebes, i. 338, 1992.
Thebith, vi. 1322.
thebreus (= the Hebreus), vii. 3054, 4421.
theder, see thider.
theffect (= the effect), iv. 1759.
thefte, s. v. 944, 6088.
Theges, iv. 2403.
thegipcienes (= the Egipcienes), v. 811, 821,
thegipciens, vii. 3055.
thei, they, pron. P. 159, 424, &c.
their (= the eir), iii. 1215, viii. 3009*.
Thelacuse, iv. 452.
Thelamacus, Thelamachus, iv. 1851, vi. 1757 ff.,
Thelamachum, vi. 1587.
Thelamon, v. 7216, viii. 2515.
Thelaphus, Telaphus, iii. 2642 ff.
thelement, thelementz (= the element, &c.), v. 759, vii. 441.
Thelogonus, vi. 1619 ff.
Thelcüs, ii. 1092.
thembuisschementz (= the embuisschementz), vii. 3476.
themperour (= the emperour), i. 762, ii. 1196.
thempire (= the empire), P. 767, i. 1482.
thencress (= the encress), v. 3941.
thende (= the ende), P. 883.
thenemis (= the enemis), vii. 4355.
thenke (1), v.n. P. 23, 77, 193, 1076,
thinke, v. 213, vi. 198,
3 s.pres. thenkth, i. 2687,
thenketh, i. 657,
pret. thoghte, i. 811, 1571, 2106,
(thoughte, viii. 2965),
imperat. thenk, iii. 225, v. 5217,
thenke, iii. 1083;
v.a. ii. 2195,
(cp. i. 657), iii. 559: think.
thenke (2), impers.,
3 s.pres. thenkth, P. 260, i. 1700, thenketh, i. 569, thinketh, v. 254,
pret. thoghte, P. 603, i. 346, 929, ii. 1374; seem.
thenne, fro thenne, adv. i. 2637, iv. 98, vi. 1046, thence.
thensample (= the ensample), vii. 3552.
thensamplerie (= the ensamplerie), vii. 3858.
thenvious (= the envious), ii. 1728.
theologie, s. vii. 70, 131.
Theophilus, Theophile, viii. 1359, 1500.
theorique, s. vii. 31, 134 ff., 624.
ther, there, adv. P. 46, 115, i. 725, iii. 60, 236, there, in that matter:
conj. P. 389, i. 1317, 1732, iii. 311, 807, iv. 169, where, whereas;
ther(e) as, i. 1282, ii. 114,
ther while, iv. 760.
theraboute, adv. vii. 4761, about it.
therat, adv. i. 600,
therate, iv. 1534, vi. 1674.
therayein (ȝ), adv. i. 1018, iii. 357, against it.
therbage (= the herbage), s. iii. 1397.
Therbellis, vii. 3291.
therby, adv. i. 330, iii. 400,
therbi, iv. 1462,
ther by, iii. 768.
there, see ther.
therfore, P. 2, i. 1514, ii. 1454,
therfor, ii. 534,
therefore, vii. 796,
(ther fore, viii. 2954 ff.).
therfro, adv. iii. 960, iv. 1216.
therinne, adv. i. 824, 2192,
thrinne, iii. 315, v. 7345,
ther inne, iv. 1658.
therof, adv. P. 120, i. 732, 1315.
theroute, adv. i. 2818, iii. 2472,
therout, v. 4158, out there, out.
therthe (= the erthe), i. 3265, v. 825.
therto, adv. P. 1056, i. 421, 1291, 2055, ii. 1635, to it, moreover.
therupon, adv. P. 815, i. 841, 2697, vi. 1321,
(ther uppon, viii. 3046).
therwhile, adv. iv. 1708, meanwhile;
conj. P. 962, ii. 2716,
therwhiles that, P. 673, v. 3474,
ther while(s), ther whyles, iii. 1903, vi. 1478, vii. 2985, while.
these, see this.
Thesëus, v. 5310 ff., viii. 2511, 2557.
Thessaile, v. 4018.
thessamplerie (= the essamplerie), vii. 2318.
thestat (= the estat), P. 202.
Thetis, v. 2961 ff.
Theucer, iii. 2645 ff., iv. 3516.
thevangile (= the evangile), vi. 977.
thevenynge (= the evenynge), v. 3886.
thew, s. vi. 105,
pl. thewes, vii. 43, habit, manner.
thewed, a.,
wel thewed, i. 273, 639, vii. 3788, of good disposition.
thexperience (= the experience), P. 331, v. 764.
thextremetes (= the extremetes), iv. 2565.
thi, thin, poss. pron. i. 165, 449, iv. 3220;
disj. thin, i. 949,
thyne (pl.), i. 168.
thider, adv. ii. 707, 789, &c.,
theder, v. 7476.
thiderward, adv. iii. 1044, 1622.
thidoles (= the idoles), v. 1955.
thief, s. i. 319, iii. 2388,
pl. thieves, v. 603.
thikke, a. v. 5971, vii. 186, thick.
thilke, pron. P. 16, i. 804, 2410, ii. 3056;
as subst. i. 2548.
thing, s. P. 34, 686, i. 792,
thyng, P. 930,
pl. thinges, P. 255, i. 1265, &c.,
alle thinge, ii. 557, v. 1246, 3885, vii. 80,
othre thing, i. 574.
thinke, see thenke.
thinne, a. i. 1787, viii. 2827, thin.
thinspeccion (= the inspeccion), vi. 1349.
this, pron. and a. P. 11, 27, 276, 481, iv. 1365,
pl. these, P. 7, 900, &c.,
thes, ii. 475, 3319.
thiself, pron. i. 1615, ii. 2441, iv. 267.
tho, pron. see that.
tho, adv. P. 3, 94 ff., i. 809, iv. 1358, then:
conj. viii. 1466, when.
Thoas, v. 1831 ff.
Thobie, vii. 5357 ff.
thoccident (= the occident), P. 720.
thoffice (= the office), i. 242, v. 1921.
thogh, conj. P. 61, 402, &c.,
as thogh, P. 270, i. 2013,
though, i. 1283, ii. 962,
all thogh, iv. 269,
cp. althogh.
thoght, s. i. 195, 1568,
thought, ii. 66,
pl. thoghtes, i. 721,
thoughtes, vi. 198.
tholde (= the olde), v. 7007.
thole, v.a. v. 6770, suffer.
Tholome, Tholomeüs, vi. 1403, vii. 1043, 1201, 1459, Ptolemy (the astronomer).
Thomas (the apostle), v. 1909.
thombe, s. ii. 468.
thonder, thondre, thunder, s. i. 2002, iii. 455, vii. 4401, viii. 1000.
thonderstrok, s. vii. 307.
thondre, v.n. iii. 985.
thonk, s. P. 72*, i. 738, 816, 1119, 2650,
thank, ii. 60, 2012, gratitude, thanks, reward:
his thonkes, v. 2507, by his own will.
thonke, v.a.n. i. 961, 2664, 3346, ii. 773, 1517, thank, give thanks.
thonkinge, s. ii. 3317, vii. 1933.
thonkles, a. vii. 2134, without thanks.
thonour (= the honour), i. 1719, iv. 2142.
Thophis, v. 6817.
thordre (= the ordre), viii. 3021.
thorghsese, v.a. iv. 210, take hold of.
thorient (= the orient), P. 719.
thorizonte (= the orizonte), vii. 694.
thorn, s. i. 603, vi. 928,
pl. thornes, P. 412.
thorst, see thurst.
Thosz, vi. 1314.
thother (= the other), ii. 1740, vii. 378 (pl.).
thou, thow, i. 124, 174, obl. the, thee, i. 436, 448, 1545.
though, thought, see thogh, thoght.
thousend, thousand, num. i. 1153, ii. 500, iii. 59, iv. 720, 3034.
thousendel, s. i. 728, iii. 468, thousandth part, thousand times.
thousendfold, iv. 3023, v. 2602, vii. 3438.
thral, s. v. 54, vi. 74.
thre, num. i. 406, 3097.
thred, s. i. 1419, v. 5343, thread.
threde, v.a. vi. 558.
threste, v.a.pret. iv. 135, v. 6381, thrust.
threte, v.a. iii. 2124, threaten.
thretty, see thritty.
thridde, a. i. 400, 1884;
as subst. iv. 552.
thries, adv. ii. 2897, v. 3593, thrice.
thrift, s. vii. 3161, prosperity.
thrinne, see therinne.
thritiene, num. vii. 1410, thirteen.
thritty (-ti), num. v. 7311, vii. 3637,
thretty, viii. 438, thirty.
throghes, see throwe, s. (2).
throne, s. vii. 2418, 2449, PP. 378.
throng, v.a.pret. vii. 5069, thrust.
throstle, s. i. 355.
throte, s. ii. 831, v. 1470, throat.
throwe, s. (1) P. 566, i. 117, 410, 2297, ii. 1587, time, short time.
throwe, s. (2) iii. 1130, iv. 97,
pl. throwes, vii. 3559,
throghes, vii. 5401, throe, pang.
throwe(n), v.a. iii. 788, iv. 1274, v. 3609,
pret. threw, i. 145,
pp. throwe(n), i. 27, ii. 243, 2158.
thryve, v.n. iv. 2345, 2592, vii. 262, 2799.
thunchaste (= the unchaste), vii. 5301.
thunder, see thonder.
thunkinde (= the unkinde), viii. 222.
thunsemlieste (= the unsemlieste), a.superl. i. 1625.
thurgh, prep. P. 49, i. 827, 2952, through, by reason of:
adv. v. 3581, 3635, all over, thoroughly.
thurghknowe, pp. i. 2847, thoroughly known.
thurghout, prep. ii. 2748, 2873, through;
adv. ii. 2245, v. 3655, thoroughly.
thurghseche, v.a.,
pp. thurghsoght, thorghsoght, i. 1895, iv. 636, viii. 2045, 2247; seek through, penetrate, resolve.
thurghsmite, v.a.pp. vii. 4853.
thurst, thorst, s. i. 2308, v. 377, vi. 237,
pl. thurstes, vi. 394.
thurste, v.n. vi. 262;
impers. v. 254, 384.
thursti, a. vi. 439.
thus, adv. P. 52, i. 761.
thyle (= the yle), v. 1071.
thymage, thymages (= the ymage, &c.), v. 5791, 7541.
thyne, see thi.
Tiberie Constantin, ii. 590.
Tiberius (1), i. 762.
Tiberius (2), vii. 3281.
Tibre, i. 1042, v. 2206.
tide, tyde, s. P. 27, i. 150, 860, 1731, 2715, ii. 1883, iii. 1024, v. 139, vii. 972, time, tide, season.
tidinge, tyding(e), s. i. 450, iii. 444, iv. 2962, v. 3322,
pl. tidinges, tidynges, i. 2761, iv. 178.
tigre, s. iv. 1977, vi. 1450, vii. 4944.
til, prep. ii. 902, vii. 397, viii. 2841, to:
conj. P. 597, i. 1333,
til that, P. 677, iv. 2890,
til whanne, iv. 1262, until.
tile, v.a. iv. 2441, v. 328, till.
tilinge, s. v. 1227, tilling.
tilthe, s. v. 1238, 1882, 4304, crop, cultivation.
timber, tymber, s. v. 2158, 2168.
timberwerk, s. v. 2179.
time, tyme, s. P. 5, 701, i. 839, 2379, 2846, ii. 805, iv. 615, 3401, v. 3641.
time, v.a. ii. 2238, aim.
tirannie, tirannye, s. P. 49, ii. 1721, v. 5921,
tyrannyes, (pl.) v. 988,
tirandie, tiraundie, P. 756, iii. 1117,
(tirandise, viii. 3076).
tirannyssh, a. vii. 4594,
tirannysshe, vii. 4889.
tirant, a. v. 5627, vii. 1889,
(subst. tiraunt, PP. 48).
tire, v.n. vi. 817, pull.
Tiresias, iii. 363, 749.
Tisbee, iii. 1374 ff., 1663, viii. 2578.
title, s. PP. 12.
titled, v.a.pp. iv. 2468, assigned.
to, prep. P. 10, 67, i. 1554, ii. 158, v. 5724;
with gerund, P. 33, 133, ii. 511, iv. 2373, viii. 1393, cp. forto:
adv. (1) to ... fro, P. 569, i. 1571, 2067; (2) P. 81, i. 1063, too;
cp. tomoche, tolite.
to, prefix, see to plihte.
tobete, v.a.pp. iii. 122, beaten to pieces.
toblowe, v.a.pp. viii. 1949, blown about.
tobreide, v.a.pret. iv. 1535, rent.
tobreke, v.a. i. 1068, 1420, 2650,
pret. tobrak, ii. 1825,
pp. tobroke, P. 390, i. 1154, break in pieces;
v.n. iv. 359,
3 s.pres. tobrekth, P. 505,
pret. tobrak, vi. 2226,
pl. tobrieken, vii. 3476, break (in pieces), break forth.
toclef, v.n.pret. viii. 626, parted asunder.
todrawe, v.a.,
3 pl. pret. todrowhe, i. 378,
pp. todrawe, i. 513, iii. 1405, tear asunder.
tofore, prep. P. 1, i. 2134, iii. 2052, &c.,
tofor, i. 518, iii. 2053, 2375, before, in presence of:
adv. P. 822, i. 2948,
ther tofore, i. 1153,
hier t., i. 2787,
now t., i. 1867,
toforn, ii. 2128, before, formerly.
togedre, adv. P. 648, i. 1102, ii. 137,
al togedre, P. 984.
tohewe, v.a. iv. 1547,
toheewe, (pp.) v. 5899, hew in pieces.
tokne, s. P. 638, i. 873, 1174, 2211, iii. 804,
that in tokne, P. 907.
tokne, v.a. P. 601, betoken.
tokninge, s. v. 5765.
tolyte, tolite, s. i. 19, iv. 2621, vii. 3847,
to lite, iii. 581, too little.
tombe, see tumbe.
tome, s. ii. 2680, (leisure), opportunity.
tome (= to me), i. 294, ii. 3160, viii. 2386.
tomoche, s. i. 19, iv. 2621, v. 7689,
to moche, iii. 591, too much.
tomorwe, adv. iii. 2399, iv. 9, vii. 3668.
tonge, see tunge.
tonne, s. P. 504, iii. 1210, v. 1677, vi. 333,
tunne, viii. 2253.
tonsure, s. viii. 482.
too, s. v. 472,
pl. ton, P. 876, toe.
toose, v.a. P. 400, shear.
Topazion, vii. 1406.
to plihte, v.a.pret. v. 850, pulled in pieces.
topseilcole, s. v. 3119, viii. 1890.
topulled, v.a.pp. i. 565, pulled asunder.
torche, s. iv. 3651, v. 3846.
tormente, v.a. i. 2989, iv. 412.
torne, v.a. P. 273, i. 1537, 2267, 2408,
(pp. turnyd, viii. 2956);
refl. i. 1792, iv. 2112;
v.n. P. 463, 591, i. 3265, v. 312,
(turne, PP. 95): turn, return.
torneie, tourneie, v.n. i. 2515, vi. 1850, tourney.
tornement, s. i. 2509.
torninge, tornynge, s. P. 138, iii. 85.
torof, v.n.pret. viii. 617, was torn to pieces.
to sondre, see sondre.
tosprad, pp. v. 3964.
toswal, v.n.pret. v. 6252,
pp. toswolle, vi. 1467.
tote, v.n. v. 470, vi. 819, spy, gaze.
toth, s. P. 325,
pl. teeth, teth, ii. 411, v. 3523, tooth.
tothe (= to the), iv. 1875.
tothrowe, v.a. vii. 5257, throw aside.
totore, pp. P. 414, i. 1723, iv. 1355, torn in pieces.
touche, touch, s. v. 269, 315, 6278, 7147.
touche, v.a. P. 58, i. 313, ii. 2057, iv. 667, v. 275, touch, concern;
touchende, i. 742, 3441, concerning:
v.n. i. 241, ii. 527, iv. 3016, have concern, treat;
touchende of, P. 481, i. 1232,
(as) touchinge of, i. 2721, viii. 2993*,
touchende to, i. 1338, 1971, concerning.
touchinge, s. iii. 84.
toun, s. P. 839, i. 802, iii. 454, 1380,
to toune, ii. 1354,
in toune, ii. 2103.
tour, s. P. 1019, ii. 3027, iv. 818, tower.
tourneie, see torneie.
tow, s. v. 5623.
toward, prep. i. 456, 638, 1136, 2103, 2284, 3032, ii. 1384, viii. 2077,
towardes, P. 78, i. 747, iii. 1090, to, towards, with regard to, near:
toward Troie, iii. 2643, on the way to T.
towh, a. vi. 722, tough.
Trace, v. 1198, 5569, 5832, Thrace.
trace, v.a. vi. 1328.
traiteresse, s. v. 4620.
traiterie, s. iii. 2211, viii. 1779, treason.
trance, traunce, s. i. 1800, iii. 1457, viii. 1367, 2813.
trance, v. iv. 2115, trample (?).
transforme, v.a. i. 2971, ii. 194, iv. 501.
translate, v.a. ii. 3044,
3 pl. pret. translateden, iv. 2660, change, translate.
transpose, v.a. iv. 2656, translate.
trapped, v.a.pp. i. 1133, v. 2708, furnished with trap-doors, entrapped.
traunce, see trance.
travail(l), s. ii. 1009, iv. 1105, 1604 ff.,
travaile, iv. 2663, labour.
travaile, v.n. P. 78*, i. 2658, ii. 266, 641, 2533, viii. 1050, labour, travail;
refl. iii. 584, v. 110; labour, strive:
v.a. ii. 3314, iv. 428, 1893, trouble, cause to labour, iii. 1205, travel about.
travers, s. viii. 3158, obstacle.
tre, tree, s. i. 1319, 2818, iv. 3593,
pl. tres, trees, P. 935, ii. 2298.
treble, a. vii. 1755, 2366.
trede, v. viii. 2682.
tregetour, s. ii. 1873, juggler.
treigne, s. vii. 4456, snare.
treine, s. iv. 621, train (of a robe).
treis, s. i. 2963, three, (or one, two, three).
tremble, v.n. ii. 2622, iii. 190;
v.a. vii. 5104.
tresced, a. vii. 4881.
tresces, tresses, s.pl. v. 5464, 5686.
treson, tresoun, s. i. 1659, ii. 1185, 2945, vii. 1563.
tresor, s. P. 316, i. 2633, v. 69,
tresour, ii. 3305, treasure.
tresorer, s. ii. 3304.
tresorie, s. v. 134, 1922.
trespas, s. vii. 3327.
tresses, see tresces.
trete(n), v.n. P. 77, i. 7, 1099, ii. 3201, iii. 1831;
v.a. ii. 1686: treat, deal, deal with.
tretee, s.v. 5258, treaty.
tretour, s. iii. 2096, viii. 1937, traitor.
trewe, trew, a. P. 184, i. 702, 1198, iii. 2228, 2346, v. 2877, 7391, true;
superl. the treweste, ii. 1282.
trewes, s.pl. iv. 2708, truce.
trewly, trewli, treuly, i. 1650, iii. 66, iv. 921, v. 2536, 3454,
trewely, ii. 2018, iv. 1649,
trewliche, i. 1336, truly.
trewman, s. vii. 1640.
tribe, s. vii. 4118, viii. 136.
tribut, s. i. 2795, iv. 2159, v. 5365.
tricherie, s. i. 828, ii. 812, iv. 2078.
tricherous, a. ii. 3019.
Tricolonius, v. 1239.
trie, trye, v.a. ii. 3420, iv. 2456, v. 2895, vi. 1204, vii. 42, separate, purify, test.
trinite, s. i. 3276, vii. 77.
triste, v.a.n. i. 1947, ii. 492, 1160,
truste, v. 2898,
pret. triste, i. 1983, 2573, 2874,
troste, i. 1739,
truste, v. 3894; trust.
tristesce, s. iv. 3396, 3432.
Tristram, vi. 471, viii. 2500.
Triton, v. 1192.
Trocinie, iv. 2928.
Troian, vii. 3144, Trajan.
Troie, i. 1078 ff., ii. 2452, iii. 974 ff., 1757, 1885 ff., 2643, iv. 81, 147 ff., 772 ff., 1696, 1820 ff., 1903 ff., 2143, 2152, v. 1003, 1833, 2551, 3071, 3303, 5281, 6455, 7197 ff., vi. 1391, 1416, vii. 3585, viii. 2517, 2570, 2625;
newe Troye, P. 37*,
tale of (bok of) T., i. 483, iii. 971, v. 3245, vii. 1559.
Troiens, pl. v. 1839, 7211, vii. 3056.
Troieward, iv. 732, v. 6450.
Troilus, ii. 2457, iv. 2795, v. 7597, viii. 2531.
trompe, s. i. 2128, ii. 2866, vii. 3763.
trompen, v.n. i. 2139, sound a trumpet.
trompette, s. vii. 3744, trumpet.
trosse, see trusse.
trouble, a. v. 4160;
as subst. vi. 360: turbid.
trouble, v.a. vi. 362;
v.n. trowble, viii. 3009*.
trowe, v.a. P. 512, v. 580, 1925, believe;
v.n. i. 1925, 2691, iii. 531, believe, think.
trowthe, trouthe, s. P. 154, 488, i. 746, 1559, 1588, iv. 2747, v. 4363, vi. 2285, vii. 1724 ff.,
trouthe plight, vii. 4228,
pl. trowthes, i. 822: truth, assurance, loyalty.
truage, s. iv. 2175, v. 1553, 1726, tribute, subjection.
truandise, s. iv. 2767, laziness.
truantz, s.pl. iv. 342, idlers.
truffle, s. viii. 2062, trifle.
trusse, v.a. i. 2634, iv. 1398, pack.
trusse, trosse, s. v. 4966, v. 5056, vii. 3253*, bundle.
trust, s. P. 91, i. 3154, ii. 769, iii. 281,
trist, iii. 2754, v. 2133.
truste, see triste.
Tubal, iv. 2425.
tuelfthe, see twelfthe.
tuelve, see twelve.
Tullius, iv. 2648, vi. 1401, vii. 1589, 3163*, viii. 3119.
tumbe, tombe, s. iv. 3665, viii. 1527, 1581, tomb.
tun, s. viii. 830, tune.
tunder, s. ii. 1274, tinder.
tunderstonde (= to understonde), ii. 815.
tunge, s. P. 61*, i. 678, ii. 1602, iv. 2639,
tonge, iii. 1799, tongue, language.
(false) tunged, a. ii. 1751.
tunne, see tonne.
tuo, two, num. P. 336, i. 810, 2041, v. 188,
bothe tuo, P. 1068, i. 851.
turne, see torne.
Turne, iv. 2186.
turves, s.pl. v. 4031.
tweie, num. P. 18, i. 1344, v. 3610,
tweine, tueine, ii. 3472, v. 4040, two.
twelfthe, tuelfthe, a. vii. 1215, 1402.
twelve, tuelve, num. P. 158, 526, i. 1134, ii. 97.
twenty, num. iv. 1356, vii. 1227.
twinklinge, twinclinge, s. i. 3033, v. 5935.
twinne, v.a. iii. 423;
v.n. ii. 2293: separate, be separated.
twinnes, s.pl. vii. 1033, twins.
two, see tuo.
twyes, adv. v. 4094, twice.
tyde, s. see tide.
tyde, v.n. v. 3755, happen.
tyding(e), see tidinge.
tye, s. v. 3559, case.
tyh, v.n.pret. v. 5709, came.
tymber (1), see timber.
tymber (2), vi. 1844, timbrel.
tyme, see time.
tymliche, adv. iv. 3163.
Tymolus, v. 6831.
Typhon, v. 798 ff.
Tyr, viii. 375 ff.
tyrannye, see tirannie.
tyt, adv. v. 5769, vi. 1751, quickly.
U
Uluxes, Ulixes, Ulixe, i. 516 ff., iv. 147, 1818 ff., v. 3099 ff., 3201, vi. 1392 ff., viii. 2623.
umbreide, v.a. v. 5034, reproach.
unable, a. vii. 585, 3275, useless, incapable.
unaffiled, a. i. 2287, untrained.
unansuerd, a. ii. 2706.
unaperceived, a. v. 6271,
unaparceived, v. 7147*.
unaquit, a. ii. 3332, unrewarded.
unarme, v.a. v. 3803.
unarmed, a. vii. 3589.
unarraied, a. vii. 2659, in disorder.
unavanced, a. v. 2328.
unavised, a. or adv. i. 2701, iii. 1097, iv. 1241, unwise, unwisely.
unbegunne, a. viii. 1, without beginning.
unbehovely, a. vii. 1134, viii. 2884, unprofitable, unfit.
unbende, v.a.pret. i. 1967, unbent.
unbesein, a. viii. 153, devoid.
unbinde, v.a. viii. 2812,
pp. unbounde, v. 159.
unbore, unborn, a. i. 3164, iv. 3221, v. 1748.
unbounde, a. v. 7734.
unbuxom, a. i. 1255, 1272, disobedient.
unbuxomly, unbuxomliche, adv. i. 1368, vii. 3569, rebelliously.
unbuxomnesse, s. i. 1394, disobedience.
unchaste, see thunchaste.
unclene, a. ii. 575, unclean.
unclennesse, s. vii. 474.
unclose, v.a. v. 2376, open.
unclothe, v.refl. v. 3494.
uncoupled, v.a.pp. i. 2298.
uncouth, a. v. 5694.
undefendid, a. PP. 223, not forbidden.
under, prep. P. 108, i. 27, 1104, undur,
v. 1573, (undir, viii. 3060, PP. 39):
adv. P. 76, i. 2237, ii. 418.
underfonge, v.a. P. 68, iv. 206, viii. 1486,
pret. underfing, v. 7182*, pp.
underfonge, i. 63, ii. 1751, iv. 418,
(undirfongen, PP. 264), receive, accept.
undergete, v.pp. ii. 1133, come under.
underling, s. vi. 2350, vii. 1294.
undernethe, prep. ii. 2933;
adv. v. 3130.
undersette, v.a. v. 2157, support.
understonde, v.a.n. P. 206, 481, i. 46,
pret. understod, i. 1798,
(undirstod, PP. 150),
pret. subj. understode, P. 460, i. 2774,
imperat. understond, i. 1882, ii. 3132,
pp. understonde, P. 34*.
understondinge, s. iii. 1950, vi. 972, understanding, significance.
undertake, v.a.n. i. 2020, 3232, iv. 1967, v. 2340,
(undirtake, PP. 159),
pret. undertok, v. 2130,
(undirtok, viii. 3107),
pl. undertoke, v. 2077,
pp. undertake, P. 241, i. 1108, undertake, take in hand, declare.
undeserved, a. i. 51, vi. 358.
undo(n), v.a.n. i. 2855, iii. 690,
pret. undede, v. 2380,
imperat. undo, ii. 2483,
pp. undo, ii. 1016, v. 7450.
undoinge, s. vii. 4099.
undren, s. v. 3669.
unenvied, a. P. 115.
unethes, adv. P. 846, i. 1221,
unethe, iii. 2536,
noght (ne) ... unethes, iv. 570, 3478,
unnethes, vii. 5033, hardly.
unevene, a. P. 803, v. 4547:
adv. P. 170, iii. 14.
unfolde, v.a. iv. 686.
ungentilesce, s. iv. 845.
unglad, a. ii. 234, 3117,
pl. unglade, ii. 3287.
unglade, v.a. v. 5680.
ungoode, a.pl. P. 489, viii. 239.
ungoodly, a. v. 6136,
ungoodlich, v. 6293;
superl. def. ungoodlieste, iii. 422.
unhapp, s. ii. 3085, iii. 1466,
pl. unhappes, iv. 1024.
unhappely, adv. i. 376.
unhappi, a. ii. 2280, iii. 1390, v. 5685, unfortunate, ill-omened.
unholpe, a. v. 1862, unhelped.
unholy, a. v. 7021*.
unhorsed, v.a.pp. iii. 2658.
unite, s. P. 987, vii. 78, unity.
universiel, universal, a. vi. 2261, vii. 215.
unjoynted, v.a.pp. iv. 274.
unkemd, vii. 5023, uncombed.
unkendeli, a. ii. 3124, unnatural:
cp. unkindeliche.
unkest, a. ii. 467,
unkist, iv. 2712, unkissed.
unkinde, unkynde, a. i. 2565, iii. 374, 2055, iv. 849,
thunkinde, viii. 222, unnatural, ungrateful.
unkinde, s. viii. 222.
unkindeliche, adv. iii. 375, 2066,
unkindely, iii. 2065, viii. 2005, 2558, unnaturally, unkindly.
unkindenesse, s. v. 5141.
unkindeschipe, s. ii. 3103, v. 4699, 4887 ff.
unkist, see unkest.
unknet, v.a.pp. ii. 2372, v. 556, vii. 4828.
unknowe(n), a. P. 319, ii. 467, v. 1251, unknown; ii. 1105, v. 3148, not knowing.
unliche, unlich, unlike, a. v. 4415, vi. 1862, vii. 133, unequal, unlike, superior.
unliered, unlered, a. P. 233, iv. 611, untaught.
unloke, v.a.pp. P. 654, iii. 425, viii. 424, unlocked.
unlust, s. viii. 481, sorrow.
unlusti, a. ii. 1308, unhappy.
unmerciable, a. iii. 216, unmerciful.
unmete, unmeete, a. ii. 122, iii. 1100, iv. 3573, vii. 5030, unequalled, unworthy, far apart:
adv. v. 2140, beyond comparison.
unmyhti, a. v. 1502, unable.
unmylde, a. i. 1242.
unpeysed, a. P. 64*, unweighed.
unpike, v.a. v. 6509, unfasten.
unpinned, pp. iii. 424, unconfined.
unpitous, a. vii. 3411.
unpitously, adv. viii. 2994*.
unplein, a. i. 1058, dishonest.
unpreised, a. ii. 2078.
unprisone, v.a. vii. 3293, free from prison.
unprofitable, a. ii. 3108.
unpurse, v.a. v. 558, take from the purse.
unresonable, a. v. 761, viii. 2932.
unriht, a. ii. 2773, iii. 1247, wrong.
unrihte, v.a. ii. 506, v. 6744, set wrong, undo.
unrihtwisnesse, s. vii. 4724, 5270.
unsauhte, a.(pl.), vii. 2034, out of accord.
unschette, v.n. iv. 2997, vii. 4968, open.
unsein, a. v. 3572, unseen.
unsely, a. i. 88, v. 459, viii. 2360, unhappy.
unsemlieste, see thunsemlieste.
unserved, a. iii. 2277.
unsittende, a. vii. 1736, unfitting.
unskilfully, adv. vii. 4757, unjustly.
unsofte, a. iii. 123.
unsowed, v.a.pp. viii. 1183.
unsped, a. viii. 532, without success.
unstable, a. P. 863, ii. 1226.
unstoken, pp. v. 34, opened.
untame, a. iii. 245, wild.
unteid, a. iii. 830, iv. 3462, vi. 598, unrestrained, wandering.
unthewed, a. i. 3040, wrongly disposed.
unthryve, v.n. v. 2508, be unprosperous.
until, prep. i. 2061, iv. 3058, unto.
unto, prep. P. 80, 152, i. 2162, iv. 684, &c.,
un to, P. 339, viii. 3069.
untome (= unto me), iii. 99.
untoward, prep. iv. 559, v. 2622, towards.
untreuly, untrewly, adv. v. 5814, vii. 5239,
untrewely, v. 6976.
untrewe, a. P. 536, i. 1201.
untrist, untrust, s. v. 585, 717, mistrust.
untrowthe, untrouthe, s. i. 926, ii. 852, 2750, v. 5683.
untrusse, v.a. v. 4988, unload.
unwaked, a. vii. 4966, asleep.
unwar, a. ii. 1041, iv. 15, vi. 1262,
pl. unware, P. 393, ignorant, careless, unknown.
unwarli, adv. vii. 4784.
unwedded, a. ii. 785, v. 6436*.
unwelde, a. iii. 989, vii. 1855, unmanageable, helpless.
unwerred, a. iii. 2317, free from war.
unwis, see unwys.
unworschipe, s. vii. 2130, dishonour.
unworthely, adv. vii. 2479.
unwys, a. ii. 208, iv. 3529, unwis, viii. 2094, def. unwise, iii. 1799,
pl. unwise, v. 742.
up, prep. ii. 3469, iv. 1002, 1342, v. 160, upon:
adv. P. 570, i. 339, 1184, v. 3530;
cp. uppe:
up so doun, ii. 1744, iii. 80, iv. 561.
upbere, v.a., pp. upbore, v. 1814, viii. 405, 631.
upcaste, v.a.pret. iv. 3032, vii. 1156, pp.
upcast, i. 697.
updrawe, v.a.pp. ii. 794, v. 3313, viii. 599, brought up, drawn up.
uphield, v.a.pret. i. 985.
uplefte, v.a.pret. i. 1674, vii. 2264,
uplifte, i. 198, lifted up;
v.n. uplefte, P. 696, was raised.
upon, prep. P. 27, 61, 781, i. 968, 1000, 1197, 1599, 2673, ii. 2899, iii. 2425, iv. 236, 2080, 3101, (uppon, viii. 2959);
adv. v. 3556,
hier upon, v. 7206*: on, upon, into, with regard to, by reason of.
uppe, adv. P. 344, i. 2570, iv. 1831: cp. up.
upriht, upryht, a. and adv. P. 147, 656, 1028, i. 746, ii. 253, vii. 5282.
uprihtes, upryhtes, adv. P. 940, i. 2918, iii. 2634.
upriste, s. i. 2198, rising.
upset, v.a.pp. v. 2316, set up,
upsete, viii. 244, overthrown.
upward, adv. i. 663, v. 3978.
us, s. P. 359, i. 2695, v. 137, use, usage.
usage, s. v. 7542, vi. 664.
usance, s. i. 2027, vi. 569, custom.
use(n), v.a. P. 397, i. 342, 1373, 2101, v. 6578,
(pp. usid, viii. 2964), use, practise;
v.n. ii. 400, v. 38, be wont.
usure, s. v. 4384 ff.
V
vailable, a. vii. 1526, 3176, PP. 142, serviceable.
vailant, a. iv. 1633, valiant.
vaile, v.n. vii. 144, profit.
Valentinian, v. 6398.
Valerie, Valeire, v. 6360, vii. 3181.
valleie, s. v. 1013, vii. 3320*, valley.
value, s. ii. 3410, iii. 2765.
vanite, s. i. 451, 2784, v. 215, vii. 2410.
vanyssht, v.n.pp. v. 3959.
variance, s. P. 542, vii. 1758.
vasselage, s. v. 902, 6435*, prowess.
vecke, s. i. 1675, hag.
Vegecius, v. 885.
vegetabilis, iv. 2535.
veile, v.a. viii. 1261.
vein, a. ii. 1713,
def. vein, P. 221, i. 599,
fem. veine, P. 262, i. 2677,
pl. veine, i. 2689;
in vein, i. 1946, 2736, ii. 2253.
veines, veynes, s. pl. ii. 3123, iv. 3463, v. 4164, viii. 1186, veins.
veneison, s. iv. 1996, game (in hunting).
Venenas, vii. 1393.
venerie, s. v. 1262, hunting.
venerien, a. vii. 795, 1347.
vengable, a. iv. 3510, apt to take vengeance.
vengance, s. i. 378, 1433,
(vengaunce, viii. 2997*).
venge(n), v.a. and refl. i. 991, 2578, ii. 1285, iii. 1013, vii. 2891, avenge.
vengement, s. i. 1457, viii. 220, vengeance.
Venus, i. 124, 235 ff., 2491, iii. 1462, 2555, iv. 419, 824, 1262, 1467, 1787, 3558, 3658, v. 650, 859, 917, 1388 ff., 1493, 4827, 4861, 5819, 5843, 6715, 6753, 7413, 7479 ff., vi. 506, 614, 639, 2425, vii. 20, viii. 2172 ff.;
(the planet) iv. 2473, 3245, vii. 773, 797, 1020, 1113, 1135, 1231, 1315, 1382, 1395, 1421.
venym, s. P. 858, ii. 2294, 3490.
Ver, vii. 1014.
Verconius, iv. 2433.
vernage, s. vi. 218, (a kind of wine).
verrai, verray, a. P. 978, i. 1450, 2451, ii. 3397, iv. 2275,
veray, verai, iv. 2519, v. 1774, true.
verrailiche, verraily, adv. i. 904, vi. 116, 866.
vers, s. vi. 70, order.
vertu, s. P. 79, 360, iv. 2327, vii. 1545, virtue, power.
vertue, v.refl. iii. 2766, endeavour.
vertules, a. vii. 1319, without virtue.
vertuous, a. P. 39, ii. 7, iv. 2635, vii. 1327, 1548, virtuous, powerful.
verveyne, s. v. 4039.
Vesper, iv. 3209.
vessel(l), s. ii. 1133, 3445, vii. 3500.
Veste, v. 892.
vestement, s. v. 7135.
viage, s. ii. 2528, iv. 218, 1948, viii. 1540, journey.
vicair, s. ii. 2804.
vice, s. P. 79, i. 577, 647.
vicious, a. vii. 792.
victoire, s. P. 1001, i. 2476, iii. 2681.
vigile, s. iv. 3252.
vil, a. P. 887, i. 2098.
vilein, a. iii. 1182, v. 7203,
pl. vileins, P. 738, worthless, cowardly:
subst. iii. 1244, iv. 2300, vii. 3062, boor, commoner.
vilenie, vileinie, s. i. 2408, v. 170, viii. 1431, worthlessness, unworthy deed.
vines, s.pl. iv. 2441, v. 1229.
vinour, s. vii. 1875, vine-grower.
Viola, v. 4811, 4849.
violence, s. ii. 2977, iii. 24, iv. 607.
violent, a. vii. 946, 4551.
virelai, s. i. 2709, 2727.
Virgile, v. 2032, vi. 98, viii. 2714.
virgine, s. v. 1773 ff., 6363 ff., viii. 52.
virginite, s. v. 6243, 6340 ff., viii. 204.
Virginius, vii. 5136.
Virgo, vii. 1081 ff., 1249.
visage, s. P. 112, i. 1684, ii. 1789, iii. 1784, vii. 4046, face, appearance, pretext.
viser, s. i. 637, ii. 2081, mask.
visioun, s. v. 7410.
visite, v.a. ii. 917.
vitaile, v.a. ii. 711, 1031, victual.
Vitellus, Vitelle, vi. 538, 563.
voide, a. iv. 2098, v. 1914, viii. 36, empty, clear.
voide, voyde, v.a. i. 1890, ii. 2125, iv. 2084, PP. 317, empty, drive away.
vois, s. i. 495, 1828, v. 995, 1721, voice, rumour, vote.
voisdie, s. vii. 3739, cunning.
voluptuosite, s. viii. 156.
vou, s. v. 5816.
vouche, v.a. iii. 486, iv. 668, affirm.
vowe, v.a. i. 3021.
Vulcanus, v. 642 ff., 956.
W
wacche, v.n. ii. 110, watch.
wacche, wachche, s. iv. 2808, v. 2241, watch.
wade, v.n. ii. 2221, iii. 228.
waile, weile, v.n. i. 3025, v. 7443.
waileway, interj. viii. 327.
waisshe(n), v.a.n. and refl. v. 301, 1471,
pret.s. wissh, v. 306,
wyssh, v. 3806, vii. 2283,
pl. wisshen, v. 3836,
pp. waisshen, i. 2846; wash.
waite, wayten, v.n. ii. 110, 117, iii. 915, 2090, iv. 802, wait, keep watch;
v.a. v. 7112, PP. 204, watch for, attend to.
wake(n), v.n. iii. 51, iv. 2709, 2837, 3314,
pret. wok, i. 914, ii. 1349, wake, stay awake.
wakere, s. iv. 3162.
wakinge, s. iv. 3142.
wal, see wall.
Wales, ii. 904.
walke, v.n. i. 99, ii. 758, 2094, iii. 364.
wall, wal, s. P. 836, ii. 1089, 2893,
pl. walles, i. 1155.
walle, v.a. v. 7230.
wane, s. v. 5369, vii. 591.
wanhope, s. iii. 281, iv. 3397, despair.
wantounesse, s. iv. 1277, v. 6116, vii. 798.
wantounly, adv. iv. 1017.
war, a. P. 508, i. 330, 1075, ii. 557,
pl. ware, viii. 1392,
be war, ii. 1606, v. 7838, aware, careful.
war, v.n. and refl. imperat. war thee wel, iii. 968, v. 7606,
war hem wel, iii. 1113,
war, vii. 1137.
warant, s. i. 1695, ii. 1237, v. 1924, security, warrant.
warde, s. i. 332, iii. 1953, v. 5298, guard;
pl. wardes, v. 1868, wards (of a key).
warde, v.a.n. i. 331, 536, iii. 1954, v. 5297, guard.
wardein, s. v. 6614, 7152*.
warie, v.a. v. 510, 3913, curse.
warisoun (-on), s. i. 671, 3349, property.
warm, a. iii. 314, iv. 422, vii. 4135,
al warm, ii. 2485, v. 679.
warme, v.a. viii. 1194.
warne, v.a. i. 2506, ii. 1436, 2092, iv. 1432, warn, command, inform.
warnynge, s. viii. 581.
was, were, &c., see be.
was, as subst. viii. 2435.
wast, a. P. 839, v. 7816, desolate, wasted.
wast, s. (1), i. 1192, v. 356, 4656, waste.
wast, s. (2), v. 7143, waist.
waste, v.a. P. 649, i. 2836, 3310.
wastour, s. v. 1053.
water, s. i. 2194, ii. 2189, 3170, iv. 3009, vii. 238,
water stronde, i. 1169,
water Nimphes, v. 1182,
water spoute, vii. 1193.
watergates, s.pl. iii. 689, 987.
waterpot, s. iii. 673.
wawe, s. i. 2945, ii. 24, 728, iv. 3083.
waxe, wexe, v.n. P. 629, ii. 2260, iii. 56, iv. 345,
3 s.pres. wext, vi. 34,
waxeth, P. 1078,
3 s.pret. wax, P. 914, ii. 1713,
3 pl. woxen, P. 914, vii. 1995,
pp. woxe, v. 9, 6008.
way, see weie.
wayt, s. ii. 2447, 2999.
wayten, see waite.
we, pron. P. 2, i. 842, &c.,
cp. ous.
wedd, s. i. 1558, pledge;
to wedde, i. 1588, ii. 2662, iv. 2876, as a pledge.
wedde(n), v.a.n. i. 1587, 1741, 2486, ii. 623, 664, 1305, v. 486,
pp. weddid, iv. 650, wedded, i. 1761.
wedded, a. v. 4655, 5631.
weddinge, s. vii. 5326.
wede, s. ii. 1847, v. 6209, dress, cover.
weder, s. i. 2925, ii. 1888, iii. 1029, v. 7048, weather, wind.
weene, s. iv. 2595, expectation.
weene, v. see wene.
weer, see wer.
weie, s. P. 17, 232, i. 89, 818, 1002, 1712, 3440,
(weye, viii. 3058*),
wey, i. 1562,
way, v. 6596;
do wey, vii. 5408;
mi weie, his weie (= away), viii. 1452, PP. 336: way, road, means.
weie, v.a.n. v. 4412, vii. 1105, PP. 91,
pp. weie, PP. 320, weigh.
weile, see waile.
weke, s. i. 3110, vii. 957, week.
wel, adv. P. 92, 522, 616, &c.,
wiel, P. 648, vii. 816,
wel is, i. 1605,
wel you be, ii. 1513,
cp. iii. 840,
wel the more, &c., P. 55*, ii. 3512, 3523,
wel a fourtenyht, iv. 1418,
als (also) wel ... as, i. 1316, 2248 f., ii. 3408.
wel, wele, s. P. 547, i. 149, 2371, iii. 283, 780, iv. 1070, prosperity, happiness.
welcome, a. v. 3788.
welcome, v.a. v. 3373, viii. 1895.
welcominge, welcomyng, s. ii. 671, v. 3813, vi. 1504.
welde(n), v.a. ii. 2411, iv. 1828, v. 77, 1631, vii. 657, manage, rule.
welfare, s. ii. 225, iv. 3412.
welke, v.n. P. 934, wither;
pp. welked, viii. 2437.
welkne, s. P. 928, iii. 985, viii. 1042.
welle, s. i. 148, 2306, 2343, iii. 1408, well, spring;
welle stremes, vii. 251.
wellwillende, a. iv. 507, well disposed.
welmore, adv. i. 973, iii. 455, 797, much more.
welnyh, adv. P. 30, i. 983, vi. 1685.
welthe, P. 95, 787, i. 2495, ii. 1207, prosperity, wealth.
welwillinge, s. iii. 599, 2258, goodwill.
wenche, s. ii. 3097.
wende(n), v.a. v. 522,
pret. wente, ii. 2248,
pp. went, P. 246, iii. 878, v. 4450, vii. 442, turn;
v.n. and refl. P. 591, i. 2090,
3 s.pres. went, i. 50,
pret. wente, i. 143, 826, 1163, v. 3314,
went, v. 7533, turn, go.
wene, weene, v.n. P. 337, 656, i. 681, 1603, 1897, ii. 2479, iv. 911, 2596,
pret. wende, i. 2005, ii. 2289, think, expect, trust;
v.a. i. 925, 1194, ii. 2018,
pret. wende, i. 1187, expect, believe.
wenge, see wynge.
wente, s. iv. 168, v. 2726, vi. 1029, vii. 2250, turn, way, device.
wenynge, wenyng, i. 1946, 1958, 2267, expectation, thought.
wepe, v.n. i. 115, 955, 965, 2325,
3 s.pres. wepth, i. 2338,
pret. wepte, i. 2180, 2325, weep.
wepinge, s. i. 2188, 3171, viii. 522.
wepne, s. ii. 1767, v. 338, weapon.
wepneles, a. vii. 2850, without arms.
wer, weer, s. P. 143, i. 1924, iii. 1148, doubt, difficulty.
werche, see worche(n).
were (1), v.a. P. 356, iv. 1429,
pp. wered (oute), P. 870, wear;
v.n. were (oute), P. 368.
were (2), v.a. v. 3615, defend.
were, s. vii. 4813, wearing.
werinesse, s. vii. 3264*.
werk, s. P. 51, i. 1090, 2542,
pl. werkes, P. 491, iii. 1274.
werke, see worche(n).
werkman, s. i. 1091.
werkmanschipe, s. i. 2541.
werne, v.a. i. 1931, ii. 85, iv. 2066, viii. 948;
v.n. i. 2622, prevent, refuse.
werre, s. P. 129, i. 2463, 3288, war.
werre, v.a. iii. 2489, 2537, fight against,
pp. werred, iv. 1805, be engaged in war;
v.n. iii. 2584, v. 6420*, make war.
werre, see werse.
werreiour, s. ii. 2516, iii. 2348, PP. 130.
werse, a.comp. P. 638, iii. 1563,
worse, P. 57, iii. 2598;
as subst. the werse, iii. 587,
the worse, v. 7353,
the werre, P. 176, iii. 1646,
for bet, for wers, iv. 673:
adv. wurse, v. 6994,
worse, vii. 5293.
werste, a.sup. i. 3057,
worste, iii. 2102;
as subst. the werste, P. 641, ii. 1675, v. 7363,
cp. viii. 1067,
the worste, ii. 443, v. 3278:
adv. werst, worst, i. 326, iv. 420,
worste, i. 2360.
wery, a. iii. 1153, vii. 415, weary.
west, s. vii. 565.
westward, adv. vii. 576.
wet, a. i. 1680,
pl. wete, v. 4087;
as subst. the wete, vi. 1271.
wete, v.a. vi. 1042,
pret. wette, v. 3973, wet.
wether, s. v. 4045, vi. 429, ram.
wetinge, s. iv. 1109, wetting.
weve, v.a.n. v. 1283, vii. 4333,
pret. waf, v. 5770, weave.
wevinge, s. iv. 1175.
wex, s. iv. 1055, vi. 1958, wax.
wexe, see waxe.
wey, see weie.
weyhte, s. ii. 341, 1926, iii. 1572, weight, balance.
weyve, v.a. i. 479, 2894, ii. 610, 2930, iii. 1061, iv. 3692, vi. 1456, 2058,
weive, iii. 1854, viii. 1288, put aside, refuse, leave, vacate;
v.n. ii. 3469, iii. 1768, 2509, turn aside, refuse, leave off.
whan, whanne, conj. P. 9, 343, i. 112,
whan that, P. 37, 337,
when, i. 1757, 2402.
what, pron. and a. P. 26, i. 881, (= whatever) P. 69*, i. 281, iii. 325,
what man, iii. 2508,
what womman, i. 1610,
what ... that, P. 68, 399, 997,
what as (evere), P. 487, i. 1830, v. 351,
what ... what, iv. 701, v. 527, 7583,
what ... and, viii. 856,
what time, iv. 1983.
what, s. i. 1676, iii. 1217, v. 4429, thing.
whel, see whiel.
whelp, s. i. 1259.
when, see whan, whenne.
whenne, when, interr. adv. iv. 578, viii. 738, 989,
fro whenne, ii. 3135, v. 614,
fro whenne that, ii. 1147,
fro when, iv. 1336;
conj. whenne as evere, i. 3375,
whenne that, ii. 1583: whence.
wher (1), where, interr. adv. P. 381, i. 126, 932;
conj. P. 288, i. 35,
wher that, P. 666,
wher(e) as (evere), P. 893, i. 37, iii. 2339, iv. 2877;
wher on, iv. 3001,
elles where, ii. 1979, iii. 2079: where.
wher (2), interr. adv.,
wher ... or, i. 57, 1811;
conj., wher ... or, i. 789, iii. 1000, iv. 1516,
wher so ... or, iv. 641, v. 466, 3569, viii. 2220: whether.
wherby, rel. adv. v. 4991.
wherinne, rel. adv. iv. 1835.
wherof, rel. adv. P. 47, i. 454, 829, 1203, iv. 1790, vii. 741,
(whereof, PP. 17 ff., wher of, viii. 2952 ff.),
wherof that, i. 541, 1266; of which, whence.
wherto, rel. adv. iii. 254.
wherupon, rel. adv. i. 12, v. 268,
(wher upon, vi. 1762).
wherwith, rel. adv. v. 2618.
whete, s. iv. 1710, viii. 469.
whether, a. ii. 1725, iii. 1733, iv. 1741, which (of the two), which ever.
whether, conj.,
whether that ... or, i. 1332, iv. 1092;
cp. wher (2).
whi, why, interr. adv. P. 32, 849, i. 2149, iv. 2023,
why that, P. 557,
whi ne were it (a wish), iv. 2855;
for why, v. 4717.
which, rel. pron. and a. P. 52, 75, i. 193, 766, 2411, iii. 343 (that which), 2527,
the which, P. 71,
pl. whiche, P. 707, i. 404, ii. 604,
which, P. 1016,
which that, i. 94,
which(e) as, i. 1653, ii. 2082:
interr. i. 827;
in exclamation, iv. 1212, v. 388, 1186.
whider, interr. adv. iv. 578, 3446, whither.
whiderward, interr. adv. vii. 777.
whiel, whel, P. 138, 444, 561, i. 2490, ii. 241, 1822, iv. 1196, wheel.
whil, whyl, while, conj. P. 252, i. 762, ii. 1010, iii. 1577, iv. 1495,
whil that, whyl that, i. 963, 3384.
while, whyle, s. P. 558, i. 706, 756, 1094, 1264, 1577, 2628, ii. 1846, 2324, 2862, v. 6752;
al the while (as conj.), iii. 2530,
the whyle, iv. 1565, (meanwhile): short time, time, leisure.
whiles, whyles, see therwhile.
whilom, P. 54, 886, i. 975, whylom, iv. 2347, formerly.
whippe, s. iii. 120.
who, pron.indef., who that, P. 13, 550, i. 481,
who so, P. 1002,
who so that, v. 50,
who as evere, iv. 1096, 1685,
as who seith, P. 43, i. 1381, 2794:
interr. P. 176,
who was who, vii. 2001, viii. 2461:
relat. whom, P. 85,
the whom, ii. 162,
whos, P. 444,
the whos, iv. 3039, v. 1798:
cp. which.
why, see whi.
whyt, whit, a. ii. 1506, iii. 797, iv. 1348,
def. whyte, iv. 859,
pl. whyte, i. 2045, iv. 1310:
as subst. whyt, iv. 1317,
the whyt, v. 3016,
the whyte, iv. 2571.
wicchecraft, s. vi. 1288.
wicke, a. ii. 571, iii. 115, 462, 1651, v. 7353,
wikke, viii. 3025, bad:
as subst. v. 5915.
wicke, s. i. 3312, ii. 495, evil.
wicked, a. ii. 496, iii. 1626,
wickid, iii. 649, vii. 3805,
wikkid, P. 459.
wickedly, adv. i. 959.
wickednesse, wikkidnesse, s. vii. 4723, 5060.
wide, see wyde.
wiel, see wel.
wierde, s. iii. 1819,
weerdes, (pl.) iv. 2765, destiny.
wif, s. i. 677, 765, 1573,
genit. wyves, i. 2500,
dat. to wyve, v. 2686,
pl. wyves, ii. 1283, v. 6019, woman, wife.
wifhode, s. i. 974, v. 456, vi. 1475.
wifles, a. i. 1411, viii. 1760, without wife.
wihssinge, s. iii. 1174, wishing.
wiht, wyht, s. i. 28, 315, 745, 1548,
wight, i. 3011, person, creature.
wikkid, wikkidnesse, see wicked, &c.
wilde, wylde, a. P. 68*, 1057, i. 1241, ii. 161, 2295, iii. 325, 1638,
a wylde fyr, v. 2178.
wildernesse, s. iv. 1975, v. 1263,
wyldernesse, vii. 3216*.
wile, see wyle.
wilful, a. iii. 2449.
wille, will, s. P. 477, i. 190, 928, 1953, iii. 1161 ff., iv. 1828,
(wil, P. 72*, viii. 3037*), will, pleasure, wilfulness.
willinge, s. v. 5744.
wind, see wynd.
winde, v.a., pret. wond, v. 6889.
winge, see wynge.
winke, wynke, v.n. i. 384, v. 1842, close the eye.
winne, see wynne.
winnynge, s. iii. 2284.
wirche, see worche(n).
wis, see wys.
wisdom, s. P. 13, i. 2267, viii. 1483.
wise, s. P. 463, i. 478, 747, 2018, 3027,
wyse, P. 8, manner.
wisemen, see wysman.
wisly, see wysly.
wiss, adv., als so wiss, v. 3487,
als so wiss ... as, v. 4444, surely.
wisse(n), v.a. P. 232, iii. 1640, v. 1669, inform, guide.
wisshe, v.n. i. 115, 3164, iii. 1575, iv. 11,
pret. wisshide, i. 120.
wisshes, s.pl. iii. 1507, iv. 1107, vii. 4826.
wist, see wite.
wit, witt, s. P. 14, i. 1309, 1907, iii. 609, 1163 ff.,
pl. wittes, P. 81, i. 296, mind, reason, wits, senses.
wite(n), v.a.n. P. 286, i. 2742,
2 s.pres. wost, ii. 3528,
3 s. wot, P. 27, ii. 226,
woot, i. 1640,
3 pl. witen, i. 608,
pret. wiste, P. 1024, i. 911, 931, ii. 36,
wist, ii. 2010,
pp. wist, P. 503,
hadde I wist, i. 1888, ii. 473, iv. 305,
wiste, viii. 37,
imperat. wite, i. 2450, know:
cp. not.
with, prep. and adv. P. 85, 132, i. 248, 514, ii. 283, viii. 2501, 2553,
with that, i. 972, ii. 1528,
forth with, see forth.
withal, adv. P. 545, i. 1225,
withalle, i. 2307, ii. 1777,
withall, ii. 3474,
with al, i. 3421, therewith, moreover.
withdrawe, v.a. and refl. i. 2224,
pret. withdrowh, withdrouh, i. 930, iii. 2673, v. 6268,
pp. withdrawe, ii. 2582, iv. 2683, v. 2812,
imperat. withdrawgh, withdrawh, iv. 3220, v. 7738;
v.n. iv. 1924.
withholde, v.a. iv. 533, v. 3383,
pp. withholde, P. 101, 263, i. 262, iii. 851, keep, retain (in service).
withinne, prep. P. 989, i. 1158, 2954,
withinnen, viii. 959;
adv. P. 836, i. 360, 875,
(withynne, viii. 3081).
withoute, prep. P. 114, i. 119,
withouten, P. 985, iii. 55,
(with outen, with oute, viii. 2951, 3089*), without:
adv. withoute, P. 794, i. 597, ii. 4, v. 2279, outside, outwardly, without.
withsein, withseie, v.a. iii. 978, 2166,
3 s.pres. withseith, ii. 2806,
withseid, iii. 1838, oppose, say in opposition.
withset, v.a.pp. ii. 2335, hindered.
withstonde, v.a. i. 787, iv. 1993,
pret. withstod, ii. 2973,
pp. withstonde, i. 91;
noght withstondende, v. 1611,
cp. vi. 683.
witles, a. vi. 163, 567, senseless.
witnesse, s. P. 907, i. 714, 2559, ii. 1696, iii. 487, iv. 2040, evidence, witness.
witnesse, v.a.n. ii. 3095, v. 2864, vii. 4821, bear testimony (to).
wo, s. P. 547, iv. 3031,
wo thee be, i. 1659, iii. 462,
cp. i. 1076, iii. 802,
wo worthe, viii. 1334, 2582,
wo begon, i. 1762,
wo the while, v. 6752.
wo, a. ii. 134, v. 3678, sorrowful.
wod, a. P. 1078, ii. 153, iii. 217,
def. wode, iii. 244, iv. 3064, mad, wild.
wode, s. i. 110, 344, ii. 2296,
(woode, v. 7026*),
genit. wodes, iv. 1308, wood.
wode, v.n. iii. 86, rage.
wodemayde, s. v. 6237, wood-maiden.
wodesschawe, s. v. 6324, wood.
woful(l), a. P. 255, i. 75, 1001, 1674;
sup. the wofulleste, vii. 5017.
wofully, wofulli, adv. ii. 1149, 3224, vi. 1009.
wol, v. 1, 3 s.pres. P. 482, 750, 963,
woll, P. 62, i. 838, 1266,
wole, i. 2389, v. 4516,
wile, i. 1865,
nyle (= ne wyle), iii. 961,
2 s. wolt, i. 2254,
wilt, i. 3333,
pl. ye wole, i. 1831,
ye woll, i. 66, 3274,
wol ye, ii. 551,
3 pl. wol, i. 1363 f., iv. 1678,
wole, v. 2107,
3 s.pres. subj. (?) wole, P. 368, iv. 1171, 1215,
wile, P. 379, i. 35,
pret. ind. and subj. wolde, P. 17, 151, 461, i. 162, 816, 3169,
wold, v. 4217, 7137,
wolde god, iv. 899, 1148,
pp. wold, iv. 248; will, would (as auxil.):
v.a. i. 3169, iv. 3475, desire.
woldes, as subst. pl. vi. 923.
wolf, s. P. 419, iv. 328, vii. 3364.
wolle, s. iv. 2435, v. 45, 1203,
wulle, P. 399, iv. 2895, wool.
wollesak, s. i. 1692, sack of wool.
wombe, s. P. 609, iii. 190, iv. 2755, belly, womb.
womman, s. i. 681, ii. 56,
pl. wommen, i. 488.
wommanhiede (-hede), s. i. 1719, iii. 1607, iv. 602, 2305, v. 533, woman’s nature, womanliness.
wommanlich, wommanly, a. i. 2757, vii. 4879.
wommanysshe, wommannysshe, wommanisshe, a. i. 495, 913, iv. 1924, v. 6199, viii. 855,
wommannysch, womannyssh, i. 1530, vii. 4321, womanly, effeminate.
wonde(n), v.n. iii. 1569, 2215, v. 7036, turn aside;
v.a. vii. 5260, avoid.
wonder, s. P. 75, 243, i. 2798,
wondre, iv. 1972,
(wondir, viii. 3093, PP. 47),
pl. wondres, v. 1570;
no wonder thogh, &c., i. 1726, 2759.
wonder, a. i. 67, 411, 1328, wondrous:
adv. P. 604, i. 368.
wonderfull, a. P. 557, v. 349.
wonderly (-li), adv. ii. 1544, iii. 1157, iv. 2980.
wondre, v.n. P. 175, ii. 775, 1508, iv. 3647.
wondringe, s. v. 5149.
wone, s. i. 2276, ii. 3260, iii. 149, v. 468, custom, habit.
wone, v.n. i. 920, ii. 1053, iii. 150, v. 467, dwell.
wones, s.pl. iv. 2217, v. 210, vii. 4116, viii. 612, possession.
wont, a. i. 2979, 3036, iv. 3105.
worche(n), v.a.n. i. 2615, ii. 215, 1850, iii. 357, 959, iv. 2595, v. 463,
werche, P. 450, i. 626, v. 1800,
(wirche, PP. 20, 199),
werke, i. 633, v. 1894;
pret. wroghte, P. 694, 1008, iii. 1117,
(wroughte, viii. 3002),
pp. wroght, i. 1061, 2613, work, do.
worchinge, s. ii. 3485, vii. 1369.
word, s. P. 113, 460, i. 746, ii. 1406, vii. 1509 ff.,
(pl. wordis, viii. 3118 ff.).
worde, v.n. iii. 742, dispute.
world, s. P. 10, 28, 383, 1081, i. 178, 1257, ii. 2972, iii. 626, iv. 2078, vii. 2521, 2702;
worldes blisse, &c., i. 1771, 2683, iii. 2470,
worldes deth, i. 2213,
a worldes womman, v. 5755: world, fortune.
worldesriche, s. iii. 2587, v. 87.
worldly, a. P. 219;
adv. vii. 2304.
worm, s. v. 3716, 5131, serpent.
worschipe, s. P. 785, i. 919, 1553, v. 188, 195, honour.
worschipe, v.a. P. 105, v. 1272, honour, worship.
worschipful, a. ii. 662.
worse, worst, see werse, werste.
wortes, s.pl. vii. 2297, herbs.
worth, s. P. 636, iv. 1327.
worth, a. P. 629, i. 1927, iii. 1652.
worthe, v.n. vi. 279, become,
wo worthe, viii. 1334, 2582.
worthi, a. P. 45, i. 203, 316, 764, iv. 1335, v. 105;
as subst.pl. v. 2058;
sup. the worthieste, i. 1432, vi. 1600.
worthili (-ly), adv. ii. 604, 2649.
worthinesse, s. P. 50*, i. 1435, iv. 1156.
wounde, s. i. 1426, iii. 308, vii. 1568, wound.
wounde(n), v.a. iv. 2002, vii. 4282,
pp. wounded, viii. 2818.
wow, s. iii. 1341, iv. 246, wall.
wowe, v.n. iv. 161, 2281, 2711, v. 2888, woo.
wower, s. ii. 52, wooer.
wrastle, v.n. viii. 2240 f.
wrathful, a. vii. 411.
wrathfulli, adv. v. 7202.
wraththe, s. i. 3325, iii. 83, 842,
wrathe, iii. 21.
wraththe(n), v.n. and refl. iii. 385, 401,
pret. wroth, viii. 1692, be angry.
wrecche, s. i. 2098, v. 4856, wretch.
wreche, s. P. 899, ii. 572, iii. 231, v. 388,
wrieche, vii. 537, 4731,
wreeche, iii. 2147, vengeance.
wreke, v.a. i. 1519, iii. 1109, iv. 3618,
pp. wroke(n), ii. 536, 2174, iii. 860,
wreke, ii. 186, v. 5869, avenge, satisfy.
wrenne, s. viii. 2227.
wrieche, see wreche.
wringe, v.a. iii. 1426, iv. 2673.
writ, s. ii. 3386, v. 1923, viii. 2698.
write, see wryte.
writere, s. iv. 2657.
writhe, v.a.pp. vii. 5341, twisted.
writinge, see wrytinge.
wroghte, wroght, see worchen.
wrong, a. ii. 2391, v. 5743,
def. wrong, ii. 295,
pl. wronge, iv. 3709.
wrong, s. P. 251, ii. 1739, iii. 2425, PP. 106,
with wrong (= wrongly), vi. 2320.
wronge, v.n. ii. 3070, v. 7634, do wrong.
wrongful, wrongfull, a. ii. 2980, iii. 2343, 2354, v. 7385, vii. 5247.
wroth, a. i. 368, 1204, iii. 217,
for wroth, vi. 1696,
pl. wrothe, P. 920, iv. 1873.
wryte(n), v.a.n. P. 6, 21, i. 74, &c.,
(write, P. 56*, viii. 3014*),
3 s.pres. writ, P. 13, vii. 4560,
pret.s. wrot, i. 1487,
pl. write(n), P. 1, i. 1857, iv. 2525,
pret. subj. write, P. 41,
pp. write(n), P. 3, iv. 1662; write.
wrytinge, wrytynge, s. P. 38, ii. 3030, iv. 2924, vi. 2438,
writynge, P. 53*,
writinges (pl.), i. 8.
wulle, see wolle.
wurse, see werse.
wyde, wide, a. P. 100, i. 627, ii. 595;
adv. vii. 3320,
wyde where, iii. 1019, viii. 1460.
wydewhere, adv. vii. 3456, far and wide:
see wyde.
wyht, see wiht.
wyhte, a.pl. viii. 681, nimble.
wylde, see wilde.
wyle, s. i. 755, 2627, ii. 480,
wiles, (pl.) i. 2588, cunning, wile.
wympel, wimpel, s. iii. 1396, 1419, v. 6889.
wyn, s. i. 2549, ii. 1008,
pl. wynes, iv. 2442, wine.
wynd, s. P. 923, i. 2410,
wind, viii. 2851.
wynddrive, pp. vi. 1423, driven by wind.
wyndi, wyndy, a. vi. 1418, viii. 1146.
wyndou, wyndowe, s. v. 6513, 6661.
wyndrunke, a. vi. 547, drunk with wine.
wynge, winge, s. ii. 417, v. 6005, 6526,
pl. wynges, iii. 2107, iv. 111,
wenges, viii. 2655.
wynke, see winke.
wynne, winne, v.a.n. P. 265, 403, i. 792, 823, 1809,
pret. wan, P. 709, i. 3421,
pl. wonne, iii. 2049,
pret. subj. wonne, iv. 2782,
pp. wonne, P. 687, i. 755, iv. 2184, vi. 2231,
wunne, vi. 2092, win, get, make, gain;
v.n. winne (awey), v. 352, get (away).
wynter, s. i. 2355, 3253,
genit. wyntres, v. 5959,
pl. with num., wynter, i. 1153, 1803, ii. 3207;
as a. P. 938, i. 1167, ii. 1817, iii. 684.
wyny, a. viii. 2849.
wype, v.a. v. 6529.
wys, wis, a. P. 157, i. 1899,
def. wyse, P. 65, i. 3396,
pl. wise, P. 363, i. 2017, 2768, iv. 2367;
as subst. sing. the wise, ii. 3248,
pl. wyse, P. 7;
superl. the wiseste (as subst.), P. 666, i. 1097: wise.
wyse, s. see wise.
wysly, wisly, adv. i. 536, ii. 2854, vii. 2482.
wysman, wisman, s. P. 68, i. 130, 1064, iii. 954,
pl. wisemen, vii. 1792,
genit. wisemennes, PP. 94.
wyte, s. ii. 430, iv. 2622,
(wite, P. 59*), blame, censure.
wyte, v.a. ii. 1844, charge;
to (forto) wyte, P. 530, i. 20, 263, 592, 1455, 2214,
(to wite, viii. 3013*), to be blamed.
wyve, v.n. ii. 3112, iv. 256, take a wife.
wyve, wyves, s. see wif.
Y
yare (ȝ), a. i. 1165, v. 3299, 5613, ready.
ybore, see bere.
Ychonithon, vii. 1453.
ydeac, vi. 1318.
ydel, a. i. 1986, iv. 1094, 2678, v. 4724, idle, useless, empty:
adv. iv. 1152.
ydeliche, adv. iv. 1197, idly.
ydelnesse, s. iv. 1086, 1104.
ydelschipe, idelschipe, s. iv. 1729, 2329, vii. 4390.
Ydoine, vi. 879.
ydolatrie, s. v. 1587, vii. 4497.
Ydomeneux, iii. 1949.
ydriades, vii. 835, (name of a stone).
ydromance, s. vi. 1297, divination by water.
ydropesie, s. v. 250, dropsy.
ye (ȝ), pron. P. 16, i. 182, 588, 1821,
yee, vi. 1071, viii. 1533,
obl. you, yow, i. 66, 173.
ye, yee (ȝ), adv. P. 373, i. 550, 740, ii. 17, 1387, yea.
ÿe, see yhe.
yede (ȝ), v.n.pret. ii. 856, vii. 2786, went.
yelde(n) (ȝ), v.a. v. 4926, 7092,
pret. pl. yolde, viii. 1265,
pp. yolde, iv. 2125, v. 5648, vii. 4639, render, surrender, repay.
yelpe (ȝ), v.n. iv. 3410, v. 6156;
refl. i. 26, 1651: boast.
yelwe (ȝ), a. vii. 4881.
yeme (ȝ), v.a. v. 6611, take care of.
yer, yeer (ȝ), s. P. 25, 779,
pl. yeres, ii. 711, 1218, 2259,
yeeres, iv. 481,
yer, i. 2922, 3134;
yer (yeer) to yere, yer to yeere, i. 342, ii. 239, v. 1242,
yer be yere, ii. 20,
yeeres dai, v. 1311: year.
yerd (ȝ), s. iv. 870, courtyard.
yerde (ȝ), s. iii. 369, v. 2363, vii. 4676, stick.
yeve (ȝ), see yive(n).
yhe, ÿe, s. P. 34, 330, i. 305, 903, 2362, v. 2034,
pl. yhen, i. 140, 774, eye, sight.
yhed, a.,
bryht yhed, vii. 1857, bright eyed (man).
yhte, s. v. 7307, possession.
yifte (ȝ), s. i. 794, 1100, ii. 330, gift;
god I yive a yifte, iv. 1114, I vow to God,
cp. iv. 1684.
yifteles (ȝ), a. ii. 997.
yis (ȝ), adv. ii. 235, 1251, iii. 416, 854, iii. 1269, yes (not specially after a negative).
yit (ȝ), adv. P. 62, i. 1284, 2364, ii. 60, iii. 199,
yet (ȝ), P. 179, i. 576, 786;
for the time yit, &c., vi. 311, 893: yet, as yet, moreover.
yive(n) (ȝ), v.a. i. 964, 1648, ii. 1208, iv. 1114,
yeve, P. 167,
2 s.pres. yifst, v. 5856,
3 s. yifth, P. 519, iv. 367,
pret. yaf, P. 226, i. 817,
imperat. yif, i. 135, 1972,
pp. yove(n), P. 332, i. 1125, iii. 1594, give.
yle, ile, s. i. 1578, iv. 435, v. 861, 1254,
thyle, v. 1071, island.
ylem, s. vii. 216 ff., first substance.
Ylia, v. 894.
Ylioun, v. 7236.
ymage, s. P. 604, i. 804, v. 1499.
ymagerie, s. v. 5771.
ymaginacion (-oun), s. i. 958, 2269, 3069, ii. 2845.
ymaginynge, s. vii. 3312.
ynche, s. i. 1112, inch.
Ynde, iii. 2447, iv. 2056, v. 1049, 1910.
Yndien, a. v. 4732.
Yno, v. 4271 ff.
ynowh, a. i. 929, 1565,
pl. ynowhe, ynowe, i. 1135, ii. 3226;
subst. ynogh, ynow, v. 84, 2485: enough.
ynowh, ynouh, ynow, ynou, adv. ii. 3319, v. 2607, 5010, vii. 2100, sufficiently.
Yo, iv. 3319 ff.
yock (ȝ), s. v. 108, yoke.
yoke(n) (ȝ), v.a. iv. 1836, v. 3519, yoke.
yomen (ȝ), s.pl. vi. 1811.
yong (ȝ), a. i. 488,
def. yonge, i. 790, iv. 503,
pl. yonge, ii. 3219, iii. 1800;
as subst. pl. i. 2086, v. 3930;
comp. yonger, v. 5395;
sup. the yongest, i. 3133.
yongly (ȝ), a. v. 7202*, viii. 2674.
you, yow (ȝ), see ye.
youre (ȝ), poss. pron. i. 2768, iii. 596, 1087,
your, iii. 627;
disj. youres, i. 1852.
yowthe, youthe (ȝ), s. i. 730, iii. 153, 793, iv. 1588, (person) viii. 2462 ff.
Ypocras, vi. 1409.
ypocrisie, ipocrisie, s. i. 585, 635, 1034, 1079, hypocrisy.
ypocrite, s. i. 591 ff.
Ypolitus, v. 967.
yren, see iren.
Yris, iv. 2972 ff.
ys, s. ii. 1824, vi. 245, ice.
Ysis, i. 806, v. 801, 816,
Isis, iv. 460,
Ysis temple, i. 842, 858.
Ysolde, vi. 472, viii. 2501.
Ytaile, iv. 93, 2183, v. 887, 903, 1223.
Ytalie, ii. 591.
Ytaspis, vii. 1785.
yvor, s. iv. 383, ivory.
yvy (lef), s. iv. 586, ivy (leaf).
ywiss, adv. i. 1281, ii. 2394,
iwiss, i. 1226, certainly.
Z
Zelpha, viii. 131.
Zenzis, iv. 2421.
zodiaque, s. vii. 697, 977.
Zorastes, vi. 1402, 2368.
Zorobabel, vii. 1802 ff.

INDEX TO THE NOTES

abaissht, iv. 1330.
abeche, vi. 709.
accidence, ii. 3210.
Achelons, iv. 2045.
adjective forms, P. 139, 221, 738, i. 636, 1006, 2677, ii. 2341, 3507, iv. 1320, 2624, vii. 4245.
aftercast, iv. 904.
a game, viii. 2319.
Alanus de Insulis, viii. 2341.
Albertus Magnus, v. 6498:
see also Speculum Astronomiae.
Albumasar, vii. 283, 989, 1239.
alchemy, terms of, iv. 2462 ff.
Alexander, Historia de Preliis, v. 1453, 1571, 2543, vi. 1789 ff.,
Romance of, vi. 1789 ff.,
see also Roman de toute Chevalerie.
Alfraganus, vii. 1461.
algorisme, vii. 155.
Almagest, vii. 983, 1449.
‘along on,’ iv. 624.
amaied, i. 2030.
anacoluthon, i. 98, iii. 1593, vi. 1798, vii. 5254.
‘and,’ position of, P. 155, v. 2815.
Andreas Capellanus, iv. 1245.
Antoninus Pius, vii. 4181.
a place, a doun, &c., i. 2377.
Apollonius of Tyre, Historia, viii. 271-1681.
appende, vii. 978.
applied, i. 577.
archdeacon’s court, P. 407.
arechen, v. 1826.
ariste, iv. 1285.
Aristotle, vi. 663, vii. 1, 265, 334 ff., 611.
article, use of, P. 72.
‘as he which,’ &c., i. 695, ii. 785.
‘as to,’ ‘as forto,’ i. 713.
asp, i. 463 (with Addenda).
assise, i. 3050.
assub, vii. 334.
asterte, iii. 626.
astraied, vii. 2660.
‘at after,’ vi. 1831.
Augustine, i. 463, iii. 2363, vi. 2368.
Avian’s Fables as authority, ii. 291.
Avicen, iv. 2610.
‘away,’ v. 7179.
Ayenbite of Inwyt, vi. 785.
Babio (comedy), v. 4808.
baillie, P. 220.
balke, iii. 515.
Barbour’s Bruce, viii. 1393.
Barlaam et Josaphat, i. 2021, v. 729 ff., 2273.
believe, viii. 2500.
Benoît de Sainte-More as authority, i. 483, 1077, iii. 973 ff., 1757, 1885 ff., 2639 ff., iv. 1693, 2135, v. 1831, 2547, 3247 ff., 6435, 7195 ff., 7591, vi. 1391 ff.
beseie, besein, viii. 1617.
beteche, vi. 2411.
‘betwen hem two,’ &c., ii. 653, v. 5025.
bewar, iii. 1496, v. 7838.
Bible as authority, P. 881, i. 2785, iv. 1505, 1935, 2325, 2342, v. 1930, 1952, vi. 986, vii. 1783 ff., 2527, 3149*, 3627, 3820, 3860, 3891, 4027, 4406, 4469, 5307.
bidde, biede, bede, v. 4455.
blanche fievere, vi. 239.
blesse, v. 5022.
Boccaccio, i. 389, 2316, ii. 2451, iii. 2555, v. 2273.
Boethius quoted, P. 567, false reference, ii. 261.
Bohemian fashions, viii. 2470.
Boniface VIII, legend of, ii. 2803.
bord, iv. 1741.
bot (= beyond), vii. 694.
Bromyard, Summa Praedicantium, ii. 83, vii. 2355.
Brunetto Latini as authority, P. 745
(Addenda), i. 463
(Addenda), vii. 1-725, 1595 ff., 2115, 3054, 3387.
brygantaille, P. 212.
burel, P. 52.
Burley, De Vita Philosophorum, iii. 1201.
byme (= by me), i. 232.
Caecilius Balbus quoted as Seneca, v. 7736.
Callisthenes, vi. 2274.
‘cam ride,’ i. 350.
Canahim, vii. 566.
capital letters, use of, iii. 1158, iv. 1285, viii. 1285.
Capitolinus, vii. 4181.
Caracalla, vii. 4574.
Catiline, debate on the conspiracy, vii. 1595 ff.
‘cause of,’ P. 905.
champartie, iii. 1173.
‘chase’ at tennis, PP. 295.
Chaucer and Gower, i. 1407 ff., ii. 587 ff., 2451, iii. 143, 1331, iv. 104, 731, 2927, v. 3247, 5231, 5551 ff., vii. 4754, 5131, 7597, viii. 2450, 2573, 2955*.
Chaunces of the Dyse, iv. 2792.
cherry fair (or feast), P. 454, vi. 891.
cheste, iii. 417.
Cicero (Cithero), not identified with Tullius, iv. 2648, vii. 1595.
cit, P. 836.
Civile, ii. 83.
‘coat for the hood,’ v. 4787, 7716.
Colchos, Isle of, v. 3509.
Comestor, Petrus, iv. 647, vii. 3417.
‘common voice,’ P. 122.
conjunctions, position of, P. 155.
conscience, i. 595.
consecutive clauses, i. 492.
conseil, v. 3904.
contenance, i. 698.
contretaile, viii. 3102*.
‘cope (coupe) of hevene,’ vii. 534.
crok, vii. 2268.
‘cross and pile,’ ii. 390.
‘curry favel,’ i. Lat. Verses, x. 5.
Daaly, vii. 351.
‘danger,’ i. 2443.
Dante, ii. 3095, iv. 2200, 2208.
definite form of adjectives, P. 221, ii. 2341, vii. 4245,
before proper names, P. 139.
demonstrative for definite article, P. 900, ii. 317.
depos, ii. 1757.
descryve, vi. 1110.
deserve, PP. 278.
digressions, v. 729.
Dindymus, Didymus, iv. 2641.
disorder of clauses, P. 34*, i. 2078, ii. 709, iv. 242, 3520.
‘do wey,’ vii. 5408.
dom, viii. 2113.
‘doute,’ ‘hem stant no doute,’ ii. 2124.
due, vii. 4195.
Eges, vii. 351.
elision before ‘have,’ i. 2398.
elision never prevented by caesura, PP. 356.
elision-apocope, P. 683, vi. 2062, viii. 2165.
Emaré, ii. 1300.
enbrace, i. 431.
entame, i. 709.
Epistola Valerii ad Rufinum, v. 6398.
erasures in Fairfax MS., i. 2713, ii. 594, iii. 2346, iv. 1245 (end), vi. 1359, viii. 2938.
errors of original copyists, i. 2410, ii. 833, 1020, 1778, 2537, iii. 1065, iv. 2973, v. 4251, vii. 2698 (margin).
eschu, v. 4748.
‘-eth’ termination of plural verb, vii. 536.
Etna, fire of, P. 329, ii. 20.
‘evel’ in the metre, v. 519.
‘exaltation’ of planets, vii. 1085 ff.
‘excuse,’ i. 733.
exponde, P. 823.
Fa crere, ii. 2122.
faie, i. 2317.
‘fall’ of planets, vii. 1135 ff.
fatalism of Gower, i. 1714, iii. 352, vi. 995.
fawht, pret., v. 5360.
felawe, P. 795.
feminine forms of substantives, i. 1006,
of adjectives, i. 636, 1006, 2677, ii. 3507.
ferke, viii. 603.
fet, viii. 2415.
fieldwode, v. 4039.
finde, vi. 632.
‘for an ende,’ viii. 1219.
‘for pure abaissht,’ ‘for wroth,’ &c., iv. 1330, vi. 1696.
fore, iv. 1723.
forebode, v. 6053.
‘forwhy and,’ ii. 2025.
French plural adjective, P. 738,
fem. adj. i. 636, 1006, 2677, ii. 3507, iv. 2624.
Froissart, iv. 3438, viii. 2450.
Fulgentius as authority, v. 363, 1520, vii. 853.
Galahot, viii. 2505.
Garland, see Hortulanus.
Geber, iv. 2608.
genitive for adjective, v. 3533, viii. 1374.
Genius, i. 196:
cp. Vox Clamantis, iv. 587 ff.
‘gentilesse,’ iv. 2200.
geomancy, vi. 1295.
Gesta Romanorum, iii. 1201, v. 2391, 7105*, vii. 2061, 2355, 2889, 2917, 3295;
not used by Gower, vii. 2061.
Geta of Vitalis Blesensis, ii. 2459 (Addenda).
‘goddeshalf,’ v. 4452.
Godfrey of Viterbo as authority, i. 2459, iv. 647, 2396 ff., v. 1541 ff., vii. 2765, 2833, 3144, 3295, 4181, 4335, 4574, viii. 271, 679, 1311, 1567.
gold laid on the book, v. 558.
Gregory cited, P. 289, 945, v. 1756, 1900.
grein, vi. 770.
grisel, viii. 2407.
Grosteste, legend of, iv. 234.
Guido di Colonna (or delle Colonne), iii. 2639;
also referred to, i. 483, 1077, iii. 973 ff., 1757, 1885 ff., v. 3247 ff., 7195, vi. 1391 ff.
‘had’ for ‘hadde,’ i. 2569.
‘hadde I wist,’ iv. 305.
Hampole referred to, viii. 2833.
hapne, v. 7830.
hed, ii. 2066.
‘of hed,’ iv. 3438.
Hegesippus as authority, i. 761, 940.
hepe, v. 2872.
heraldie, ii. 399.
Hermes (Trismegistus), iv. 2410, 2606,
as authority, vii. 1281 ff.
‘heved’ in the metre, i. 1536.
hevenly, hevenely, v. 774.
‘hire’ in the metre, i. 367.
‘his oghne (hondes, &c.),’ i. 1427, ii. 3260.
Hoccleve, vii. 2061, 2416, 2889, 3295.
Homer, vi. 330.
homward, i. 938, iii. 2451.
Horace, false references to, vi. 1513, vii. 3581.
hors (pl.), iv. 1309.
horse side, &c., P. 1085.
horses of the sun, vii. 853.
Hortulanus, iv. 2533, 2609.
‘houses’ in astrology, vii. 991 ff.
Hugh of Fleury, viii. 2573.
Hyginus, ii. 2451, iii. 973, iv. 1815, v. 363, 4251, 5231 ff., 6435, vi. 399.
‘-ie’ termination, P. 299, 323, ii. 905.
‘if,’ interrogative, ii. 11.
imperative, 2nd pers. for 3rd, P. 550, viii. 1128,
sing. and plur., iv. 1432, v. 3986, 7372.
incest, iii. 172, viii. 158.
infinitive (Latin) as noun, P. Lat. Verses, iv. 4.
intelligences, vii. 26.
intersticion, vii. 283.
inverted order, i. 833, ii. 2642.
Jerome, iii. 641, v. 6359.
jeupartie, iii. 1173, vii. 3217.
Joachim (Abbot), ii. 3056.
John, ‘Seint John to borwe,’ v. 3416.
joutes, vii. 2279.
Justin, ii. 1613, vii. 2917, 3417.
Justinian II, vii. 3267.
Juvenal quoted, vii. 3581.
Kaire, ii. 2558.
Langharet, ii. 2995.
lapwing, v. 6041.
Latini, see Brunetto Latini.
Lay d’Aristote, viii. 2705.
Legenda Aurea, ii. 3187 ff.
‘leng the lasse,’ viii. 2055.
lere, i. 1509.
leste, adv. i. 3296.
lete, i. 3365, iv. 453.
‘lete by,’ ‘let of,’ v. 1004, 5840.
letters of request, P. 207.
Livy, vii. 5093, 5131.
loke, P. 52*.
Lombards, ii. 2098.
love (= luff), v. 7048.
Lydgate, i. 1129, 1917, 2443, iii. 143, iv. 869, 1330, 2533.
Macer, vi. 1408.
maintenue, viii. 3012.
Malebouche, ii. 389.
‘in manere,’ vii. 2132.
‘many,’ ii. 447.
Matthew Paris, v. 4937.
‘men,’ vi. 321.
menable, i. 1067.
merel, P. 430.
Methodius as authority, viii. 48, 62.
mi, min, iv. 3159.
microcosm, P. 947.
miht, mihte, iii. 1356.
mile, viii. 2312.
Mirour de l’Omme, P. 16, 54, 122, 204, 212, 323, 407, 430, 480, 823, 836, 900, 910, 945 ff., 1066, i. 10, 299, 463, 492, 636, 695, 709, 718, 1006, 1067, 1354, 1676, 2677, 2703, 3067, 3308, ii. 20, 83, 389, 401, 413, 2098, 2430, 3095, 3122, 3507, iii. 431, 585, 699, 2599, iv. 9, 60, 448, 893, 914, 1090, 1108, 1632, 2014, 2200, 2606, 2738, v. 29, 49, 249, 363, 370, 1879, 1900, 1919, 2015, 2238, 4774, 5507, 5550, 6041, 6359, 6372, 6389, 6395*, 6398, 6498, 7013, 7015*, 7105*, 7612, vi. 71, 218, 253, 770, 857, 1513, 1707, vii. 978, 3137, 3144, 3161* ff., 3581, 5307, viii. 110, 158, 2931, 3012.
mistime, iii. 2458, vi. 4.
Morien, iv. 2609.
moste, viii. 395.
mote, viii. 640.
‘Namplus,’ ‘Nauplus,’ iii. 1002.
natheles, i. 21, vii. 979.
‘nedle and ston,’ vi. 1422.
newe, P. 92*.
‘Nonarcigne,’ v. 1009.
Norwich, bishop of, P. 268.
Octovien, gold of, v. 4731.
‘of hed,’ iv. 3438.
‘of this lif,’ &c., iv. 3414.
‘offering,’ v. 7140.
oil, vii. 2194.
old, olde, iii. 782.
omission of pronoun subject, P. 676, i. 1895, vi. 34;
of relative, i. 10;
of negative, ii. 2423, iii. 78.
‘on the ferste,’ &c., iv. 2606.
‘onwrong,’ P. 65*.
oppose, i. 225.
‘Orbis,’ vii. 611.
order of words, P. 155, 905, i. 833, ii. 2642,
of clauses, P. 34*, i. 2078, ii. 709.
Ormulum, viii. 2833.
Orosius, ii. 1613, vii. 3417, 4574.
orthography, P. 24*, 252, 550, 702, iv. 2123, v. 5215, 5248, vii. 3418, viii. 484, 2938, PP. (p. 552).
other, othre, i. 116.
outwith, viii. 2833.
overhippe, v. 2004.
Ovid as authority, P. 1055, i. 333, 389, 2275 ff., ii. 104, 2157, 2451, iii. 143 ff., 361, 736, 783, 818, 1331, 1685, iv. 77, 104, 147, 371, 451, 731 ff., 816, 979, 1035, 1901, 2045, 2927 ff., 3187, 3317, 3515 ff., v. 141 ff., 635, 1009, 3927 ff., 4583, 5231, 5551 ff., 6145 ff., 6225 ff., 6713 ff., 6807, vi. 485, 1445, 1513, vii. 3355, 4593 ff., 4754 ff.
‘owl on stock,’ iii. 585.
Pantheon, see Godfrey of Viterbo.
par, per, i. 2049.
paragraphs in the MSS., ii. 2451, v. 1323.
pars, v. 4774.
participle absolute, ii. 752, 791, 1723.
participle for infinitive, i. 3153, iv. 249, 816.
participle inflected as predicate, i. 3246.
Paulus Diaconus, i. 2459.
Paulus Langius, ii. 2803.
peace with France, P. 162.
‘peace with honour,’ PP. 157.
peacock, v. 6498.
‘peire of bedes,’ viii. 2904.
Pericles, Prince of Tyre, viii. 271, 1534.
pernable, viii. 2931.
Physics of Aristotle, vi. 663.
‘pillars of Hercules,’ iv. 2054.
pipe, v. 95.
plight, vii. 4228.
‘poete,’ i. e. Ovid, v. 5231.
‘positive law,’ P. 247, iii. 172.
pronoun subject omitted, P. 676, i. 1895, vi. 34.
Proteus, v. 3082.
provende, P. 210.
proverbs, P. 416, i. 1293, 1917, iii. 585, v. 4787, 6526.
Pseudo, v. 1879.
punctuation, P. 809, i. 320, 1102, 2548, 2939, ii. 762, 1001 f., 1173, 1950, iii. 1394, iv. 733, 1490, 1927, 3438 (end), 3542, v. 1636, 1980, 2937, 3966; 3981, 5093, 5724, 6281, vi. 2074, vii. 2302, viii. 1101, 2713.
queinte, iv. 2314.
Ragman, viii. 2378.
Razel, vi. 1316.
relative omitted, i. 10.
reles, vi. 253.
remene, v. 6541.
repetition of line, i. 2106, iii. 352.
reprise, i. 3308, v. 4708.
rhyme, ii. 2578, 2680, iv. 453, 979, 1723, v. 3488, 3786, 6073, vi. 709, viii. 1451, PP. 150.
Richard II, viii. 2991*.
riddles, viii. 405, 1681.
Rishanger’s Chronicle, ii. 2803.
Robert of Geneva, P. 196.
Roman de la Rose, P. 945, i. 196, 213, 2443, ii. 389, iii. 1158, iv. 2200, 2421, 2901, vi. 330, vii. 5131.
Roman de toute Chevalerie as authority, vi. 1789 ff.
Roman des Sept Sages as authority, v. 2031, 2643.
Roman de Troie, see Benoît de Sainte-More.
‘Romance of Alexander,’ (English), vi. 1789 ff.
Romance of Ydoine and Amadas, vi. 879.
rote, vi. 1312.
schapthe, vi. 785.
scomerfare, viii. 1391.
sea terms, iv. 1741, v. 7048.
Secretum Secretorum, iv. 2533, v. 6498, vi. 663, vii. 1, 1706, 2017, 2031 ff., 3207*, 4559.
see, PP. 382.
sein (= seen), i. 2883.
sende (pret.), P. 1013.
Seneca, vii. 2061,
false references to, ii. 3095, v. 7736.
sete, vii. 2864.
sett, viii. 2095.
Silvester, legend of, ii. 3187.
Simon Magus, P. 204.
‘slake a riff,’ viii. 1983.
slyke, v. 6634.
sojorned, vi. 1180.
solein, iv. 448.
som, P. 529.
Sortes, viii. 2718.
soth, sothe, P. 850.
Speculum Astronomiae as authority, vi. 1306 ff., vii. 1449.
Speculum Stultorum, v. 4937 ff.
‘Spertachus,’ vii. 3417 ff.
stars, names of, vii. 1281, 1329 ff.
Statius as authority, i. 1980, iv. 1968, v. 2961 ff.
statue, P. 891.
stature, vi. 1524.
‘stones’ of alchemy, iv. 2533.
‘strong thing,’ v. 7377.
subjunctive in indirect speech. P. 41, i. 532, iii. 708;
with ‘who that,’ &c., P. 460, iv. 1096, v. 2677.
‘Supplication,’ viii. 2217.
supposeth (impers.), v. 22.
symbolism of Gower, i. 2355, ii. 196, v. 5943.
syncope, P. 66*, 152, v. 519.
‘Synon,’ ‘Symon,’ i. 1172.
take, P. 54.
‘tale and ende,’ v. 5670.
Tantalus, punishment of, v. 363.
‘testament of love,’ viii. 2955*.
‘that,’ v. 899,
‘that I arise,’ &c., iv. 3273, v. 3422,
‘that I ne hadde,’ &c., iv. 1422,
‘that ... ne betre (more, &c.),’ i. 718, ii. 1423.
‘the,’ use of, P. 72, 116.
Thebith, vi. 1321.
thenken, thinken, i. 2684.
‘ther,’ i. 987.
Tiberius Constantinus, ii. 590.
tire, vi. 817.
‘to,’ use of, v. 5724,
‘to loke,’ &c., P. 133,
‘to’ after ‘mai,’ ‘myhte,’ ‘mote,’ ii. 510, vii. 437, viii. 640.
‘he to go,’ viii. 1393.
tome (= to me), i. 232.
tome (subst.), ii. 2680.
topseilcole, viii. 1890.
‘toward,’ v. 6757, viii. 2077.
Trésor, see Brunetto Latini.
Trevisa’s Polychronicon, vii. 2194.
Trivet as authority, ii. 587.
‘Troian,’ vii. 3144.
Tullius, iv. 2648, vii. 1595.
tyh (pret.), v. 5709.
u and v, vii. 5390.
‘under the gore,’ &c., v. 5730, 6680.
unskilfully, vii. 4757.
unwar, vi. 1262.
Valerii Epistola ad Rufinum, v. 6398 f.
Valerius Maximus, ii. 1613, vii. 2217, 2783, 2845, 2889, 3181, 3215.
Valerius, Res Gestae Alexandri vi. 1789 ff.
‘vernage,’ vi. 218.
vers, vi. 70.
Vincent of Beauvais, i. 761, ii. 1613, iii. 1201, vii. 283, 989, viii. 2573.
Virgil, legends of, v. 2031, viii. 2714.
Vita Iohannis Eleemosynarii, vii. 2416.
Vox Clamantis, P. 207, 247, 268, 305, 407, 945, 947, i. 718, v. 1879, 1900, 4937, viii. 2212, PP. 157 and p. 554.
Walsingham’s Chronicle, iv. 3438.
‘was,’ viii. 2435.
Weddynge of Sir Gawene, i. 1407 ff.
weer, P. 143.
what (subst.), i. 1676.
‘what’ (= whatever), P. 69*.
‘whi ne were it,’ iv. 2855.
‘whiche’ in the metre, i. 2769.
‘who that,’ P. 13.
William of Malmesbury, v. 4731.
‘Wit and Will,’ iii. 1158.
‘with,’ use of, i. 452, v. 6757, vii. 3359.
‘with al,’ vi. 1707.
wool, iv. 2895.
world, P. 383, iii. 626.
ydel, v. 4724.
‘yit’ used redundantly, vi. 311, 2418.
Ylem, vii. 216.
Zoroaster, vi. 2368.

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