A.S. be-hǽtan.

Byknow, notorious for, known to be guilty of, [1627].

Compare “I know nothing by myself” (1 Cor. iv. 4). Compare also Dan. bekiende, to make known.

By, near at hand, [1535], [2916].

[Cag,]
Cage,

cage, prison, [997], [2770].

Can, an auxiliary verb, used nearly as we now use did.

Careldis, plural of Careld, a merry-making, revel (?), [1318].

“Caraude, réjouissance;” and “Caroler, danser, se divertir, mener une vie joyeuse.” Roquefort.

Catifis, wretches, [2102].