We find in A.S. both wúnd and wúnded.
[I-wyß], certainly, of a surety, [1709], [1925], [1938].
A.S. gewís; Ger. gewiss. Often wrongly interpreted to mean, I know.
See [Wit].
[Laif], the remainder (lit. what is left), [1802], [3472].
A.S. láf. Burns has “the lave.”
Lametable, lamentable, [3265].
The omission of the n occurs again in [l. 2718], where we have lemytable.