Mendys, [240], remembrances.
Meny, [270], company, followers. “Meny of howsholde, familia,” Prompt. Parv. This word, says Sir F. Madden, is to be found in every English writer from the time of Layamon to Shakespeare.
Menyht, meaneth.
Mere, [171], [355], place, boundary. “Meer-marke betwene ij. londys, meta,” Prompt. Parv.
Meryer, merrier.
Merthis, mirths.
Merveylyd, marvelled.
Mete, [101], measure.
Methe, [157], mouth.
Myre, [169], myrrh.