male, III, 63, 134; 68, 247, 255: (O. Fr. male) trunk. male-hors, III, 74, 374.
mall, with the leaden mall, III, 357, 42: mallet, hammer (referring to the weight of his stroke).
mallasin, malison.
man, V, [191], 8, 12: vassal. V, [304] b, 3: husband.
man, mane, maun, mun, I, 16, B 8, 9, 12-16; 146, 5, 6; V, [197], 12; [219], 29; [220], 4; [248], 12, 13: must.
mane, maen, main(e), meane, meen, I, 72, 20; 448, A 1, 3; etc.: moan, complaint, lament; often nothing more than utterance, enunciation, as, I, 253, 1; 394, A 2; 395, C 4; III, 489, 1.
mane, v., I, 72, 23: moan. See mean.
maney, III, 109, 4: meny, followers. See menë.
mang, I, 108, 6: among.
manhood, manhead, manheed, men (man) o your, men to your, I, 108, 14; 109, 13; IV, 446 f., 14: a strange way of saying, if you are men (man) of true valor, willing to fight one by one. III, 422, 59: manly deed, exploit demanding courage.