And tymed no twynte,
But tolled her cornes,
And gaderid the grotus
With gyle, as I trowe.
tynen, tyne (A.S.) [416], to lose. part. pas. tynt, [377]
titeleris (A.S. ?) [442], tattlers
tithe (A.S.) tenth, tithe
tixte (A.N.) [348], text
to (A.S.) too
to-, prefixed in composition to verbs of Anglo-Saxon origin, has the same force as the German zu-, giving to the word the idea of destruction or deterioration:—