I. Y.
ic, ich, ik (A.S.) I
†ich (A.S.) each. †ichon, [479], each one. See ech
ydel (A.S.) idleness, vanity. on ydel, in vain
†iis (A.S.) [476], ice
ilke (A.S.) same
impe (A.N.) [85], a sprig, twig growing from the root of a tree
impen, ympen (A.N.) [85], to graft. †part. past, ymped, [469], grafted
in-going (A.S.) [115], entrance
inne (A.S.) the adverbial form of in