vnderȝete, v. perceive, learn; infin. F. & B. 49 T; 3 sing. pret. vnderȝat, F. & B. 35 C., etc.; pp., F. & B. 292 T, and Cott. 556 C. OE. undergietan.
vndern, sb. noon, F. & B. 511 T; ondarne, Cott. OE. undern.
vndernome, pp. journeyed, F. & B. 189, 219 T; vndernome, set out, gone, 920 T. Cf. noome, gone, F. & B. 227 T.
vndrestode, 3 sing. pret. received, Ass. 564 Add.
vnmete, adv. violently, Ass. 354 C. OE. unmete.
vnmeþ, sb. immoderation, F. & B. 675 C. OE. unmet.
vnneþes, adv. with difficulty, F. & B. 63 T. OE. une͞aðe.
unorne, adj. old, ugly, KH. 348, 1646 C. OE. unorne.
vnpliȝt, sb. peril, Ass. 194 Add.
unspurne, infin. kick open, KH. 1159. OE. spurnan.