GLOSSARY AND INDEX OF PROPER NAMES (continued 3)

v.n. v. 5767, vii. 3724, be hateful.

lothly, a. i. 1530, v. 647, vi. 2199;

sup. the lothlieste, i. 1676.

loude, see lowde.

lourde, a. v. 657, clumsy.

loure, v.n. i. 172, ii. 245, iii. 30, v. 479, frown.

loute, v.n. i. 720, 2333, iii. 127, iv. 1169, bow, yield (to):

cp. lute.

love, s. P. 75, i. 811, 1863,

genit. loves, i. 689, ii. 188, iii. 131,

love drinke, vi. 333; love, loved one.

love(n) (1), v.a.n. P. 389, 1050, i. 752, 1936, ii. 502.

love (2), v.n. v. 7048, (luff), steer.

loveday, s. P. 1047.

lovedrunke, s. vi. 111, 307, love drunkenness.

loveles, a. ii. 2961, v. 2505.

lovere, s. iv. 554,

pl. lovers, i. 673, ii. 237.

low, lou, a. i. 2256, iv. 3521,

lowe, iii. 606, vii. 740,

pl. lowe, P. 924;

superl. the lowest, vii. 224.

low, lowh, v.,

see lawhe.

lowde, loude, a.pl. i. 2808, ii. 309, iv. 3064:

adv. iii. 452, v. 5673.

lowe, adv. i. 718, 1066, iv. 1004;

sup. lowest, i. 704.

lowe, v.a.n. iv. 1273, viii. 587, lower, go lower.

Lowis (emperor), P. 777.

Lowyz (king of France), ii. 2966.

Lubie, vi. 410, 1922,

Lubye, vi. 2069.

luce, s. v. 2015, pike.

Lucie, ii. 905, Lucius.

Lucifer, i. 3299, v. 1701, viii. 10,

genit. Luciferes, viii. 22.

Lucius (1), v. 7124* ff.

Lucius (2), vii. 3946.

lucre, s. i. 1706, iii. 2360, iv. 2590.

Lucrece, vii. 4809, 4985 ff., viii. 2632.

lugge, v.a. vii. 1893.

Lumbard, see Lombard.

lunge, s. vii. 452, 465.

lure, s. iv. 285.

lurke, v.n. v. 6746.

lust, s. P. 19, 230, i. 443, 754, ii. 1109,

pl. lustes, i. 778, 1241, 2517, iv. 1318; pleasure, desire, charm.

lust, v. see list.

lusti, lusty, a. P. 937, i. 317, 1581, 2167, 2306, pleasant.

lustles, a. ii. 2024, iv. 3262, 3455.

lute, s. viii. 2679.

lute, v.n. i. 1933, lurk:

cp. loute.

luxure, s. vii. 4561, lust.

lye, v. see lie.

lye, lie, s. P. 504, iii. 895, dregs.

lyht, liht, s. i. 633, 1168, ii. 836, iii. 920,

be lyhte, v. 6517,

pl. lyhtes, iv. 3221, light.

lyht, liht, a. (1) P. 941, i. 2176, vi. 1982, vii. 956,

pl. lihte, iii. 783, bright.

lyht, a. (2), see liht.

lyhte, adv. v. 4076, brightly.

lyhthnynge, s. viii. 1000, lightning.

lyke, see liche.

lym, s. v. 7233, vi. 1594, lime, (mortar).

lyn, s. iv. 2437, v. 1203, flax.

lyne, see line.

lyon, see leoun.

lyte, a. ii. 429, v. 6627,

as subst. a lyte, a lite, i. 264, 2687, ii. 2045,

(often in MSS. alite, alyte, as i. 2687, ii. 2045, vii. 4092);

to lite, iii. 581, see tolite.

lyvynge, see livinge.

M

ma dame, i. 168, iv. 1374.

macched, pp. v. 5422.

mace, s. v. 6865, viii. 2507.

Macedoyne, Macedoine, ii. 1616, iii. 2451, vi. 1809, vii. 3211*;

as a. ii. 1840.

Macer, vi. 1408.

Machabeu, PP. 282.

Machaire, iii. 146 ff., viii. 2588.

macon, s. vii. 2427, mason.

madd, mad, a. i. 130, v. 496, 5891.

Madian, vii. 3710.

madle, a. as subst. iv. 1301, vii. 4215, male.

mageste, see majeste.

magicien, s. v. 3084, vi. 1337.

magique, s. iv. 2077, vi. 1402;

a. v. 3947, vi. 1434.

magnefie, magnifie, v.a. P. 44, 886, i. 2998, ii. 2827, iv. 2608.

mai, v. see mowe.

maide(n), mayde(n), i. 2481, 2573 ff. 3327, v. 3476,

a maide child, viii. 1058,

pl. maidenes, iv. 255, maidens, iv. 1464, 1575:

cp. may.

maidehiede, s. v. 6384.

maidenhod(e), maidenhiede (-hede), maydenhiede (-hede), s. iv. 1566, 1585, v. 3068, 6181, 6219, vii. 5145,

maidenhed, v. 6769.

Maii, i. 100, 2026, vii. 1045,

May, vii. 2276,

genit. Maies, i. 2089, May.

maile, s. v. 3111.

main, s. vi. 90, strength.

maintenue, s. viii. 3012, maintenance.

maintiene, v.a. i. 3285,

meintiene, iv. 3433,

maintene, PP. 385.

maister, s. i. 35, 1260, ii. 1134, v. 56,

pl. maistres, v. 434.

maistred, v.a.pp. iv. 3518.

maistrefull, a. iii. 212.

maistresse, s. i. 1825, iii. 170, viii. 2331.

maistrie, s. iii. 1566, 2768, vi. 2341, vii. 1398,

pl. maistries, v. 2061, mastery, great deed.

majeste, mageste, s. ii. 1058, v. 1510, 1737.

majorane, s. vii. 1433.

make, s. (1), i. 101, 2088, iii. 2612, v. 4275, mate, match.

make, s. (2), v. 2296, fashion.

make(n), v.a. P. 23, 155, viii. 3143,

2, 3, s.pres. makst, makth, i. 774, iv. 2844,

pret. made, P. 207, 816, ii. 858, 1265,

mad, ii. 310, v. 3822,

pp. mad, P. 347, i. 2427,

(maad, viii. 3110),

made (pl.), P. 300,

maked, v. 680.

makere, s. ii. 916, vii. 1508.

makinge, makyng(e), s. v. 1022, 1203, viii. 3089*, 3154, making, composing (poetry).

maladie, maladye, s. i. 128, ii. 9, 3221, viii. 2642.

male, s. iv. 546, wallet.

Malebouche, ii. 389.

malencolie, s. P. 1069, iii. 27 ff., vii. 402.

malencolien, a. iii. 33, 241.

malencolious, a. iii. 87.

malengin, s. v. 344, evil device.

malgracious, a. v. 647.

malgre, s. v. 6481, 6946, ill-will:

adv. i. 789, 1329, in spite of the will;

malgre myn, iv. 59,

m. hem, iv. 1233, cp. vi. 524.

malice, s. P. 62*, i. 605, vii. 939.

malicious, a. iii. 1634, vii. 2852.

man, s. P. 21, iii. 1249 ff.,

genit. mannes, P. 14, i. 2412,

(mannys, viii. 2975),

to manne, iii. 1967, viii. 308,

pl. men, P. 12, 167, i. 768,

genit. mennes, i. 1995; man, servant.

manace, s. i. 1598, iii. 1832.

manace, v.a.n. iii. 1525, 1533, vi. 1680.

Manachaz, Manachas, vii. 1801 ff.

mandement, s. viii. 1819, command.

Mane, v. 7023.

manere, s. P. 362, i. 793, iv. 1281,

such a maner wise, &c., P. 83*, i. 1086, 1360, iii. 1072,

cp. i. 1977,

in manere, vii. 2132, 4344, PP. 53.

Manes, pl. v. 1363.

manfull, a. vii. 2881.

manhod(e), s. P. 260, ii. 1639, 2514, iii. 1964,

manhiede, manhed(e), i. 1212, 3044, iv. 325, 2033; man’s nature, manliness, race of men.

mankinde, s. ii. 3108, iv. 2443.

manlich, a. vii. 5093.

manna, s. v. 1673.

manneskinde, s. v. 4110.

mannyssh, a. vi. 1528.

manslawhte, s. iii. 2544,

(manslaghtre, PP. 171).

mantel, mantell, s. v. 3557, 4201, 6890, vii. 4524, 5067.

many, mani, a.sing. P. 857, ii. 89, 447, iv. 1619,

many a, P. 75, i. 1958,

manye an, vii. 2191, many (manye) on, v. 5302,

pl. manye, manie, P. 299, 672, i. 2530, iv. 1629,

many, v. 2904, 4015, 5147;

as subst. manye, i. 3238, v. 4001.

manyfold, adv. iii. 1702, 1952, iv. 125,

be manyfold, v. 1778.

manyon, pron. i. 416, 655, 2441,

pl. manion, ii. 1272:

cp. many.

mappemounde, s. vii. 530.

marbre, s. iv. 3666 ff., v. 2035.

Marc, vi. 474.

March, v. 5968, vii. 1008,

Marche, viii. 2843,

Mars, viii. 2852, March.

marchandie, s. ii. 600, vii. 917.

marchant, s. v. 952, 2689, vii. 1687.

marche, s. P. 720, i. 1417, ii. 2521 ff., vii. 555, PP. 291, border, territory.

Marche, see March.

marche, v.n. iv. 2987, border.

Marchus Claudius, vii. 5167 ff.

mareschall, mareschal, s. viii. 714, 2662.

mariage, s. i. 1763, ii. 625, v. 1260.

Marie, i. 3278, v. 1782*.

maried, pp. v. 509.

marked, pp. vii. 1144.

market (place), s. v. 1535, vii. 5101.

marrement, s. vii. 3310*, trouble.

marrubium, vii. 1343, (name of a herb).

Mars (1), Mart, Marte, v. 651 ff., 883 ff., 1215, 1477, 3506, 6150;

(the planet) iv. 2470, vii. 889 ff., 992, 1136, 1314, 1323, 1360, 1374, 1389, 1411.

Mars (2), see March.

Marsagete, vii. 3444.

martire, s. PP. 341.

mased, a. vi. 132.

Masphat, iv. 1533.

masse, see messe.

mast, s. i. 1068, viii. 617.

mat, a. iii. 114, vi. 34, 730, weak, dejected.

mathematique, vii. 72, 145 ff., 623.

matiere, s. P. 6, 984, iv. 565, v. 572, matter, cause.

matins, s. v. 7111.

matrimoine, s. i. 1777.

matrone, s. i. 1657.

may, v. see mowe.

may, s. iv. 30, v. 3438:

cp. maide.

mayde, see maide.

Maximin, vii. 2766.

me, pron. P. 30*, i. 117, 567, me, myself.

mea culpa, i. 661.

mechanique, s. vii. 1693.

mecherie, see micherie.

mechil, see mochel.

mede, s. i. 795, 1554, ii. 2727, v. 4720,

meede, v. 7133*, vii. 129.

Mede, vii. 4335, 5313.

Medee, Medea, iii. 2559, v. 2539, 3241, 3368 ff., 4361, viii. 2563.

medicine, s. i. 30, 167, ii. 3203, medicine, healing.

meditacioun, s. ii. 2876.

medle, v.a. i. 1709, 3014,

pp. medled, P. 858,

medlid, iv. 1475;

v.n. vii. 1586: mingle.

Meduse, Medusa, i. 401 ff., 551.

medwe, s. v. 4151, 5964.

meedful, a. viii. 3105*.

meel, s. vi. 720, meal.

meene, see mene.

meete, see mete.

Megaster, vii. 1455.

meind, see meynd.

meintiene, see maintiene.

meke, mieke, a. v. 2472, 5396, vii. 916.

meke, v.refl. i. 866, v. 7386, submit.

meknesse, s. i. 126, ii. 1486.

melk, s. v. 4048.

melle, v.n. v. 2833,

cp. medle.

melled, a. vii. 4899, mingled.

melodie, s. i. 494, v. 1030.

melte, v.n. iv. 1057,

pret. malt, iv. 1065.

membre, s. P. 153, v. 1457, PP. 164.

memoire, s. P. 1002, i. 1775, ii. 1421.

memorial, s. iv. 532, 563, 2042, memory.

memorial, a. viii. 3026*, 3105, remembered.

men, indef. pron. sing. ii. 659, v. 5510, viii. 2926, people.

menable, a. i. 1067, ii. 1123, iii. 390, vii. 2762:

see note on i. 1067.

menage, s. v. 4809.

Menander (1), iv. 109.

Menander (2), iv. 2409.

mencioun, s. ii. 428, iii. 739.

mende, see mynde.

mene, meene, v.a.n. i. 15, 280, 926, 1210, ii. 2465, iii. 2761, iv. 1859,

pret.

mente, P. 667, 1024,

minte, vii. 5043; mean, intend, speak.

mene, meene, a. v. 3895, 5330.

mene, s. v. 6542.

Menelay, iii. 2136, v. 3072, viii. 2547.

Menesteüs, iii. 2145.

meninge, s. ii. 1599,

menynge, vii. 4837.

menstral, s. vii. 2423.

menstre, s. v. 7059, minster.

mercerie, s. ii. 3059.

merci, mercy, s. i. 1832, 1902, 1936, iii. 222, thanks, mercy.

merciable, a. iii. 1514, iv. 3426, vii. 3276, merciful.

Mercurial, a. vii. 1357.

Mercurie, Mercurius, i. 422 ff., iv. 2053, 3332 ff., v. 938, 1399, 1465, 7411, vii. 2967, 3056;

(the planet) iv. 2474, vii. 757 ff., 1087, 1156, 1382, 1421, 1427.

merel, s. P. 430, vii. 3266, lot.

merie, merye, a. i. 2081, 2734, iv. 504, v. 6128:

adv. v. 3779.

merite, s. P. 301, v. 4893,

merit, v. 1725.

meritoire, a. P. 465.

merthe, s. i. 2531, iv. 3149,

pl. merthes, i. 102, vii. 4799.

merveile, merveille, v.n. ii. 774, 1347, iv. 1266, vi. 171,

mervaile, i. 2226;

impers. v. 4481, vi. 385.

merveile, merveille, s. i. 3234, iii. 1422, vii. 3998,

merveilles (pl.), v. 309, iv. 2059,

mervaile, mervaille, iv. 1480, vii. 2456.

merveiled, a. v. 2060, filled with wonder.

merveilous, a. iv. 2990, v. 5292.

meschief, s. P. 150, ii. 1029, iii. 2387,

(meschef, PP. 111),

mischief, iii. 137.

meschieved, pp. iv. 15.

mescreance, s. v. 1444, vi. 2366.

mescreantz, s.pl. PP. 268.

Mese, iii. 2645, iv. 3516.

message, s. i. 834, ii. 816, iii. 255, message, embassy.

messager, s. ii. 943, v. 1185, vii. 4681,

messagier, i. 2505;

fem. messagere, iv. 2972.

messe, masse, s. i. 660, iv. 1133, v. 7037, 7111.

mestier, s. vii. 1692, occupation.

mesure, s. P. 1056, 1080, i. 2402, iv. 3305, viii. 768.

mesure, v.a. iv. 3306, v. 7638.

metall, metal, s. P. 735, iv. 2449 ff.

Metamor, Methamor, i. 389, v. 6711.

mete, s. P. 475, i. 812, 2843, ii. 1363, iii. 183, meat.

mete, meete, miete, v.a.n. (1), i. 2599, ii. 457, iii. 52, iv. 2902, v. 5584,

pret. mette, P. 42*, i. 85,

pp. met, iv. 2094, meet.

mete, meete, v.a.n. (2), iii. 51, iv. 2901,

pret. mette, iv. 2910, 3065, vi. 1980, dream.

mete, meete, a. and adv. ii. 458, vii. 2899, fit, fitly.

Methamor, see Metamor.

Metodre, viii. 48.

metre, s. iv. 2414.

metrede, s. vi. 2003, dream.

meynd, meind, a. P. 615, v. 2311, 4049, mingled.

mi, min, see my.

Micene, Micenes, iii. 2039, 2081.

Micheas, vii. 2595 ff.,

Michee, vii. 2667.

micherie, mecherie, s. v. 6296, 6495, 6754, 6944, thievishness.

michinge, s. v. 6525, thieving.

midday, s. iv. 3273.

middel, a. P. 17, v. 7691, viii. 720.

middel, s. iv. 1356, vi. 786, vii. 1058, waist, middle.

middelerthe, middilerthe, s. i. 3305, vii. 287.

Mide, Myde, v. 153 ff., 412.

midmorwe, s. viii. 666.

midnyht, s. ii. 2891.

mieke, a. see meke.

miele, s. vi. 590, bowl.

miete, see mete.

miht, mihte, v. see mowe.

miht, s. see myht.

milde, mylde, a. P. 1058, i. 915, ii. 1056, vi. 1918, viii. 1030.

mile, myle, s. ii. 1474, a ten mile, iv. 1707,

thritty mile, v. 2036, (of time) iv. 689, viii. 2312.

milion, s. v. 2613.

minde, see mynde.

mine, s. see myn.

mineral, s. iv. 2559.

minerall, a. iv. 2552.

Minerve, s. i. 1120, 1147, v. 1189, 1460, 1831, 7413, vii. 1922, 1933.

ministre, v.n. i. 808;

v.a. vii. 1030.

ministres, s.pl. i. 583.

Minotaurus, Minotaure, iv. 1043, v. 5277, 5291 ff.

minte, see mene.

minut, mynut, s. iv. 241, 642, vi. 2257.

mir, see myr.

miracle, s. iv. 522, 3661, vii. 662.

mirour, s. P. 496, iii. 1076, v. 2033, viii. 2821.

mirre, s. i. 1705.

mis, mys, s. i. 3311, vi. 2359, wrong.

mis, mys, adv. i. 2403, ii. 559, vii. 5429, amiss.

misbegat, v.a.pret. vi. 2357.

misbelieve, s. ii. 1569, v. 833, 1593.

misbelieved, (pp.) a. v. 739.

misbere, v.refl. vii. 5279, misbehave (oneself).

misbore, pp. ii. 971.

miscaste, v.a. iii. 110.

mischief, see meschief.

misconte, v.n. i. 3112.

misdede, s. iii. 1931, 2614.

misdespended, v.a.pp. i. 298.

misdo, v.a.n. i. 3443,

pret. misdede, iii. 227,

pp. misdo, i. 2385, ii. 3513.

miselve(n), miself, pron. i. 62, 192, 556,

myselve, iv. 853,

(my self, viii. 2958).

misericorde, s. iii. 2628, 2712, vii. 3303.

misfalle, v.n.,

pret. misfell, vi. 2362.

misfare, v.n. ii. 694, iv. 3387,

pret. misferde, iv. 3602, vii. 4437,

pp. misferd, ii. 2432, go wrong, transgress.

misgete, v.a.pp. viii. 243.

misgovernance, s. ii. 2965, v. 693.

misguide, v.a. viii. 2920.

mishandlinge, s. v. 1869.

mishap(p), s. iii. 814, vi. 2358.

mishappe, v.n. iv. 304, vii. 4916, fare ill, unfortunately happen.

mislede, v.a. vii. 1678, 4310.

misledere, s. ii. 3021.

mislike, v.n. v. 7054, be displeasing.

mislok, s. i. 334.

misloke, v.n. i. 418, sin in looking.

mislokynge, s. i. 445.

mispaie, v.a. iii. 648,

pp. mispaid, mispaied, ii. 549, viii. 1582, displease.

mispeche, s. ii. 545.

mispeke, v.a.n. ii. 535, 548, 2008, iii. 562, speak amiss.

misreule, v.a. vii. 2508, viii. 2114.

misse, v.n. iii. 1362, viii. 2229, fail;

v.a. vi. 312,

pret. miste, iv. 836, lose.

misserve, v.a. vii. 3933.

misseye, v.n. P. 480, say amiss.

missit, v.n. 3 s.pres. v. 5213, is unfitting.

mist, myst, s. v. 1866, vii. 281.

mistake, v.a. iv. 1001.

misteppe, v.n. v. 473, go wrong.

misthrowe, v.a. i. 549.

mistime, v.a. i. 220, iii. 2458, viii. 196,

mystyme, vi. 4, disorder, bring about wrongly.

mistorne, v.a.n. P. 957, i. 427, v. 6304, vii. 4468.

mistriste, v.n. i. 3165.

mistrowinge, s. vi. 1643.

mistrust, s. ii. 53.

misuse, v.a. P. 521, v. 4538.

miswende, v.a.n. iii. 1548,

pret. miswente, vi. 2361,

pp. miswent, P. 517, i. 395, v. 5288.

Mitelene, viii. 1405, 1610, 1917.

mitre, s. ii. 2936.

mo, a.pl. i. 922, 1272, iv. 1357:

cp. nomo.

Moab, viii. 235.

Moabite, vii. 4503, viii. 241.

moche, a. i. 224;

as subst. to moche, iii. 581,

cp. tomoche:

for als moche, i. 272,

cp. vi. 349.

mochel, a. P. 342, i. 1568, iii. 1619,

(mochil, mechil, viii. 3040, 3046);

adv. i. 1412, 1983, ii. 2251, iii. 908.

mod, s. ii. 2734, iv. 1280, PP. 101, mood, mind.

modefie, modifie, v.a. vii. 2153, 4210, 5379, limit.

moder, s. P. 852, ii. 644, vii. 4731,

(modir, PP. 106, 241),

genit. moder, iii. 313, 2175,

pl. modres, ii. 3223.

moderhed(e), s. ii. 1073, v. 5893.

moerdre, s. ii. 3293, iii. 1883, murder.

moerdre, v.a. iii. 1935 ff., viii. 1382, murder.

moerdrer, s. viii. 1958.

moerdrice, s. iii. 2003, viii. 1958, murderess.

moeve(n), v.a. ii. 190, 1379;

v.n. iii. 1273, vii. 677: move.

moevement, s. vii. 674.

Moïses, P. 306, iii. 2254, v. 1656, 1682, 6967, vi. 1092, vii. 1475, 3054, PP. 187,

Moises, iv. 648.

moist(e), s. P. 977, vii. 271, 379, 445, moisture.

moiste, moyste, a. ii. 3123, vii. 413, 1061 ff.,

moist, vii. 1287.

moisture, s. vii. 730.

molde, s. i. 1607, ii. 1737, iv. 1844, vii. 5017, earth;

iv. 1112, fashion.

Moloch, vii. 4509.

moltoun, s. P. 1060, sheep.

monarchie, s. P. 673, i. 763.

mone, s. (1), i. 2180, 3143, ii. 703, iii. 556, moan, lament.

mone, s. (2), P. 142, 484, i. 1168, v. 1447, vii. 721 ff., moon.

mone, s. (3), i. 1634, companion.

moneie, monoie, s. iv. 2448, v. 11, 610, 1834, 4377, money.

monelyht, s. vii. 733.

monkes, s.genit. iv. 2732.

monstre, s. i. 404, v. 1091, 5275.

mont, s. ii. 3350, 3378,

pl. montz, P. 755, iv. 1952.

montaine, montaigne, monteine, s. iii. 365, v. 1048, 1288, 1331.

montance, s. viii. 2312, amount.

monthe, s. i. 100, 2026,

pl. monthes, iv. 2960,

a monthe (tuo monthe) day, iv. 776, 2955.

mor (1), s. iv. 2786, moor.

mor (2), see more.

Moral, P. 945, (Gregory’s) Moralia.

moral, a. iv. 2321, v. 1852, viii. 2925.

More, i. 1686, Moor.

more, a. P. 158, v. 5889;

as subst. P. 20, 324, 762,

mor, ii. 996, iv. 1650;

cp. mo:

adv. P. 640, i. 1263, iv. 122,

mor, i. 1951, 2703, ii. 1736,

the more, P. 55*, i. 2322,

more yit (moreover), iv. 2446.

more, v.a. v. 1614, vii. 1841, 4846, increase.

morgage, s. vii. 4228.

Morien, iv. 2609.

Moris, ii. 937, 975, 1365 ff.

Morpheüs, iv. 3039, 3057.

morscel, s. vi. 6,

morsell, viii. 195.

mortalite, s. PP. 284.

mortiel, a. iii. 1532, 2027.

morwe, s. i. 2169, 2852, ii. 2713, iii. 2616,

be the m., v. 3415,

a morwe, ii. 781;

as a. iv. 1829.

morwetyde, s. iii. 1221.

most, a.superl. i. 1194, 2074,

def. moste, ii. 46, iii. 2678, iv. 959, greatest, chief:

adv. most, P. 120, ii. 2336, v. 233,

moste, i. 307, v. 3103.

mote, v.n. viii. 640, 1,

3 s.pres. mot, P. 650, i. 1296, 2102,

mote, vii. 3536, 3604 ff., viii. 255,

2 s. most, ii. 206,

pl. mote(n), P. 698, ii. 3225, iii. 1030,

pret. moste,

(as pres.) P. 525, 646, i. 261, 1333, 2700, v. 526,

(as pret.) P. 729, i. 2309,

pres. subj. (expressing a wish), mot, mote, P. 92, 340, i. 2878, 3347: must, may.

mote, s. ii. 576.

mounte, monte, v.n. i. 3065, iv. 1061.

mous, s. iii. 1643, vii. 3572.

mowe, s. iv. 900, v. 1926, grimace.

mowe, v.n.inf. iv. 38,

mow, ii. 1670,

1, 3 s.pres. mai, may, P. 21, 249, i. 174, 689, 987, 1545, vii. 111, 4144,

2 s. miht, myht, i. 247, 710, 2242, ii. 2085,

(myght, PP. 97),

2 pl. mow ye, iv. 2788,

3 pl. mow, v. 6768,

pret. mihte, myhte, P. 203, 728, i. 1412, 2261, 2332, vii. 5062,

(myghte, viii. 3048, PP. 76),

miht, iii. 1356,

myht, PP. 39,

myhte ... to, ii. 510,

cp. vii. 437, be able (to), have power, (may, might).

mowe, v.a. ii. 2375, reap.

mowth, mouth, s. i. 1275, ii. 431,

to mowthe, to mouthe, be mowthe, i. 1642, 2433, ii. 485, vii. 5285,

pl. mouthes, v. 3609, vii. 2653.

muable, a. P. 581, v. 444, viii. 585, changing, easily moved.

mue, s. iii. 1412, cage.

muk, s. v. 4855.

mule, s. ii. 1506, vi. 1835.

mull, s. v. 2310, rubbish.

multeplie, multiplie, v.a.n. iv. 2460, v. 133, 1651, 6423, viii. 29, increase.

multiplicacioun (-on), s. iv. 2573, vii. 159, viii. 86.

multitude, s. ii. 1810, v. 2201.

Mundus, i. 783.

murmur, s. i. 1345.

muse, v.n. i. 3091, iii. 75, 1219, vii. 4270, reflect, gaze.

Muse, s. viii. 3074*, 3140.

musette, s. viii. 2677, (a musical instrument).

musike, musiqe, musique, s. i. 497, iv. 2416, 3335, vii. 150.

musinge, s. vi. 126.

must, vii. 1165.

my, mi, myn, min, poss. pron. P. 63, 85, i. 2, 74 ff.,

pl. my, myn, min, i. 228, iii. 60, iv. 3219;

disj. myn, i. 950, iii. 896,

pl. myne, vii. 2333*:

al myn one, i. 115, see one.

mydnyht, a. v. 3961.

myht, miht, s. P. 655, i. 2848, ii. 1155, vii. 2120,

pl. mihtes, myhtes, i. 2917, iii. 1112,

(myghtes, viii. 3065).

myht, myhte,

v. mowe.

myhtely, adv. vii. 242.

myhti(-y), mihty, mihti, a. P. 378, i. 940, 2792, 3013, ii. 1639,

(myghti, mighti, PP. 41, 293);

sup. myhtiest,

def. myhtieste, P. 736, i. 1098, vii. 1826.

mylde, see milde.

myle, see mile.

myn, pron. see my.

myn, s. v. 86, 2155,

myne, mine, iv. 2455, 2553, mine.

mynde, minde, s. P. 93, i. 918, 1618, ii. 2226, v. 5726, viii. 1559,

mende, iv. 643, 1961, vii. 1200, mind, memory, mention.

myne, v.n. v. 2121, mine.

myne, s. see myn.

Mynitor, v. 897.

Mynos, v. 5231 ff.

mynour, s. v. 2121, miner.

mynut, see minut.

myr, ii. 1974, iii. 1631, iv. 2723,

mir, i. 683, mire.

mys, see mis.

mysbefalle, v.impers. i. 459.

mysdrawe, pp. P. 430, wrongly drawn.

myst, see mist.

mystyme, see mistime.

myswreynt, pp. v. 1869, wrongly twisted.

myte, s. v. 4412.

N

Nabal, vii. 4530.

nabeith (= ne abeith), vi. 1378.

Nabugodonosor, P. 595, i. 2786, v. 7018.

Nabuzardan, v. 7013.

Nachaie, vi. 1660.

nacion (-oun), s. i. 394, iv. 1451, viii. 85, 91, kind, race.

nagher(e), adv. ii. 1244, 1260, v. 6240, nowhere:

cp. nowher.

naght, see noght.

Naiades, v. 1334.

naked, a. i. 363, 1781, iii. 248 &c.,

nakid, ii. 709, iii. 1429, iv. 403,

def. nakede, iv. 421.

nam (= ne am), i. 743, 2751.

nam, v.a.pret. i. 1738, ii. 1438, iii. 1447,

nom, P. 758,

pp. nome, P. 982, i. 443, 901, 3264, took, taken:

thurgh nome, v. 3635, penetrated.

name, s. P. 99, 294, i. 806, 2096, name, honour.

name, v.a. P. 87, i. 3394, iii. 1599, iv. 2477,

pret. namede, iv. 468.

namely, adv. P. 144, iii. 63, 2633,

namly, ii. 47,

nameliche, i. 2370, v. 6345,

namliche, iv. 1449, especially.

Namplus, iii. 1002 ff.,

cp. Nauplus.

naproche (= ne aproche), iv. 1135.

Narcizus, i. 2285,

Narcise, viii. 2542.

nargh, a. i. 1685, narrow.

nase, s. i. 1678, iv. 2544, vii. 3273, nose.

nassote (= ne assote), vii. 4254.

natheles, P. 36, i. 21, 988, vii. 3877, nevertheless, moreover.

nativite, s. i. 392, iv. 2764.

nature, s. ii. 1376, iii. 175, 350 ff., viii. 2224 ff.,

pl. natures, vii. 108.

nature, v.a. vii. 393, fashion.

naturel, a. i. 1498, iii. 2581, iv. 2399, vii. 1301.

naturien, s. vi. 1338, vii. 649, 1471, follower of natural magic.

Nauplus, iv. 1816 ff.,

cp. Namplus.

navele, s. i. 489.

navie, s. i. 528, 1171, iv. 80, vi. 1445,

navye, ii. 1128.

nawher(e), see nowher.

nay, adv. P. 373, i. 740, iii. 55.

nayled, pp. vii. 2900.

ne, adv. i. 733, iii. 936, iv. 2855,

ne ... no, P. 179, i. 159, 792,

ne ... noght, i. 166, iii. 570,

that ... ne, P. 990, i. 788, 2093,

ne ... bot, i. 264,

non ... ne, iv. 1400;

ne (= nor), i. 25, 794, 1082,

ne ... ne, viii. 2451,

noght ... ne noght ne, i. 2722:

ne hadde he (if he had not), iv. 2184,

ne hadde be that, vi. 1755,

that I nere, that he ne were, (O that I were, &c.), iv. 3414, v. 3747.

Neabole, v. 1435.

necessaire, a. vii. 1504.

necessite, s. P. 797, vii. 1704.

necgligence, negligence, s. iv. 889 ff.

necgligent, a. iv. 962, 1031.

necke, s. P. 605, i. 1687.

Nectanabus, v. 6671, vi. 1796 ff., vii. 1296.

neddre, s. vii. 1010, adder:

cp. eddre.

nede, s. P. 227, i. 1988, 2239,

ned, iv. 3449,

pl. nedes, ii. 3414;

ate nede, iii. 1772,

mot nede, nedes mot, moste nedes, &c., P. 574, i. 1714, ii. 778, iii. 352.

nedeles, a. i. 3267, without need (of help).

nedeth, needeth, v.n. 3 s.pres. P. 800, i. 2446, iii. 1311, viii. 2245;

impers. P. 33, i. 283, ii. 1897, 3364: is necessary, (it) is needful.

nedle, s. vi. 559,

nedle and ston, vi. 1422, viii. 541.

nedly, adv. iv. 1168.

nedy, a. v. 7757.

negligence, see necgligence.

neisshe, see neysshe.

Nembrot, Nembroth, P. 1018, v. 1547, vii. 1452.

Neptunus, Neptune, i. 1152, ii. 180, v. 983 ff., 1146, 6162 ff., vi. 1406, viii. 623, 1595, 1614.

nere (= ne were), iv. 3414.

Nereïdes, v. 1345.

Nero, vi. 1155 ff.

nerr, a. and adv. comp. i. 2323, iii. 1040, iv. 1705, vii. 312,

ner, ii. 2286, v. 5050;

as prep. iii. 694: nearer.

Nessus, ii. 2168 ff.

nest, s. iv. 1669.

nest, adv. see next.

Nestor, iii. 1801 ff.

net, s. iii. 183, iv. 2428.

netherdes, s.pl. v. 1006, neatherds.

netle, s. ii. 401.

Neuma Pompilius, vii. 3057.

nevere, adv. P. 660, i. 1532, 2324.

neveremo, adv. iv. 2266,

neveremor(e), v. 2813, 4474,

nevermor, ii. 1304.

nevoeu, s. i. 1409, nephew.

newe, a. P. 349, 659, i. 2083,

as subst. P. 1003, i. 1202;

of newe, P. 6,

uppon newe, PP. 315.

newe, adv. P. 163, i. 1665.

newe, v.a. P. 92*, i. 2700, vi. 1497, renew, produce;

v.n. P. 59, viii. 1587, change.

newefongel, a. v. 4367.

newefot, s. vi. 145, (name of a dance).

next, adv. i. 256, 1230, 1964,

nest, vii. 1075.

nexte, a.def. ii. 3149.

neyhe, v.n. v. 3782, draw near.

neysshe, neisshe, a. iv. 3681, v. 4693, soft.

nice, see nyce.

Nicolas, ii. 2809.

Nigargorus, v. 1521.

nigromaunce, s. v. 6673, vi. 1308.

niht, see nyht.

Nil, vii. 561.

nimphe, s. i. 365, 2317,

pl. nimphes, i. 2343, v. 1182, 1328 ff.,

nimphis, v. 6932.

Ninus, v. 1541.

nis (= ne is), i. 618, 3382,

nys, i. 443, ii. 2946.

no, a. P. 106, i. 152,

no thing, iii. 1824:

cp. non.

no, adv. i. 712, ii. 1931, iv. 2746,

no lengere, v. 5082.

noble, a. P. 633, i. 3351;

sup. noblest, i. 465.

nobleie, s. i. 2032, vii. 813.

nobles, s.pl. v. 3758, vii. 2376.

noblesce, noblesse, i. 2100, ii. 2820, v. 7648.

Noë, P. 1015, v. 1605, vii. 542, 1452, viii. 79, 84.

noght, s. P. 624, i. 2197,

(nought, viii. 3078),

at noght, i. 1567, 1896,

for n., ii. 2696,

al to n., iii. 580,

as n. ne were, iv. 696, 1925,

for n. he preide &c., ii. 1164, 2974,

al to noghtes, vii. 412.

noght, adv. P. 124, 221, 270 &c.,

nought, P. 33, 70*,

naght, v. 3786,

not, vii. 2198, viii. 3017*.

noghwhere, see nowher.

noise, s. i. 375, 1733,

noyse, ii. 3239.

noise, v.a. iv. 3004, disturb.

nolde (= ne wolde), vi. 1366, viii. 1603.

nom, see nam.

noman, P. 41, i. 21 &c.,

(no man, PP. 11).

nomaner, iii. 173.

nombre, s. vii. 155, number.

nombre, v.a. ii. 1769, vii. 1122.

nome, see nam.

nomo, s.pl. i. 1898, ii. 133,

no mo, i. 1272.

nomore, nomor, a. ii. 1526, iv. 603:

subst. i. 270, 1605, 3439;

cp. nomo:

adv. P. 1086, i. 1226, 2101.

non, a. P. 207, 901, i. 890, iv. 505, 1543,

pl. none, P. 201, iv. 691, 1446,

non, i. 1336, 1386;

in none wise, v. 1637, viii. 949;

cp. no:

pron. P. 176, ii. 1828, no one:

adv. i. 137, 1329, iii. 2443, not.

non, s. viii. 668, noon.

Nonarcigne, v. 1009.

noncertein, s. viii. 2179, 2378, uncertainty.

nones, i. 2538, ii. 1130, iv. 1353, 3009.

nonne, s. viii. 175, nun.

norrice, s. i. 618, ii. 1076, iii. 1936, iv. 1087, vii. 3573, nurse, nurture.

north, s. viii. 1039.

Northumberlond, ii. 717.

not (= ne wot), P. 254, i. 56, iii. 124,

nost (= ne wost), iv. 1779,

nyste (= ne wyste), i. 914, iii. 998.

not, adv. see noght.

note, s. (1), P. 1058, iv. 434, 699,

pl. notes, i. 496, note (of music), mark.

note, s. (2), iv. 566, nut.

note, v.a.n. iv. 698, 2415, v. 1346, vii. 2340.

notefie, v.a. ii. 2825.

notetre, s. iv. 867, nut-tree.

nother, see nouther.

nothing, s. i. 909, ii. 1166 &c.,

no thing, iii. 1834:

adv. P. 214, i. 3029 &c.

nouche, s. i. 2420, v. 7066, vi. 1134, brooch.

nought, see noght.

noughte (= ne oughte), viii. 2991.

nouther, nowther, a. iv. 2254;

as conj. i. 271, 2470, ii. 1412, v. 2849,

nother, iv. 1268: neither.

novellerie, s. v. 3955.

Novembre, vii. 1167.

now, nou, adv. P. 27 &c.,

now ... now, nou ... nou, P. 569 f., i. 90,

as now, i. 546,

tyme now, i. 2379, viii. 2437,

on daies nou, iv. 1731 (cp. now adaies):

as subst. P. 843, iv. 2772, v. 4501.

nowher, adv. ii. 31,

noghwhere, vii. 1514,

nawher(e), iv. 1044, v. 3269:

cp. naghere.

nowhider, adv. v. 520.

nowther, see nouther.

nyce, nice, a. i. 1224, 2016, 2276, ii. 1866, iv. 610, v. 1038, 2818;

as subst. v. 4725: foolish, fastidious, delicate.

nycete, s. v. 462, vi. 176, folly.

nygard, s. v. 4850.

nygardie, s. v. 4805.

nyh, a. P. 261;

adv. P. 884, i. 1527;

prep. i. 2322, ii. 1115:

cp. nerr.

nyht, niht, s. P. 939, i. 1167, ii. 2656,

nyght, PP. 102,

gen. nyhtes, i. 860, vii. 358;

be nyhte, be nihte, i. 823, ii. 2681, iii. 148, iv. 420,

be nyht, iii. 1541, iv. 3057,

at nyht, i. 870,

on nyht, i. 1811,

a nyht, v. 2099, 6507,

to nyht, i. 944.

nyhte, v.n. v. 4955, become night.

nyhtingale, s. i. 355, iv. 2872, v. 5944.

nyle (= ne wyle), iii. 961.

nyne, num. iii. 1521, v. 4019.

nynthe, a. vii. 1141, 1379.

nys, see nis.

nyste, see not.

O

O, interj. i. 124, v. 5677.

o, pron.a. i. 1505, v. 2252, 2296,

that o, P. 981, v. 2255,

that o ... that other, v. 2306 ff.,

cp. on pron.

obedience, s. i. 1301, 1858.

obedient, a. i. 1291, iv. 1125.

obeie, v.a.n. P. 729, i. 510, 1269, 1281, 2236, ii. 2612, v. 6364;

refl. iii. 265;

is obeied (to), ii. 1529: obey, submit, do obeisance.

obeissance, s. P. 107, i. 2606, viii. 2713,

(obeyssaunce, viii. 3021*), obedience, homage.

obeissant, a. i. 2502, 2795, iv. 425, v. 1351, obedient.

oblivion, s. iv. 651.

observance, s. i. 881, 1869, 2605.

observe, v.a. P. 72*, iv. 3252, vii. 4214.

obstacle, s. ii. 1546, iv. 521.

obstinacie, s. iv. 3434.

obstinat, a. iv. 3442, v. 1704.

occeane, s. vii. 592.

occident, s. iv. 3235, vii. 582,

thoccident, P. 720, the West.

occupacioun (-on), s. iv. 212, 1257, v. 197.

Octobre, vii. 1139.

Octovien, v. 4731.

odde, a. vii. 1580.

Oënes, iv. 2045.

Oëtes, v. 3321.

of, prep. P. 1, 3, 235, i. 825, 1212, 2237, 2737, ii. 2285, iv. 3414, v. 1998, of, from, by reason of, as regards, by:

of that (= since), P. 333, i. 417, 1128, 2566;

of tolde, speke of, &c., i. 2866, iv. 2466:

adv. i. 1745, 2471, off.

offence, s. i. 2072, iii. 104, 614, iv. 505.

offende, v.n. P. 422;

v.a. vii. 3243, PP. 245.

office, s. P. 80, i. 2410, iii. 2004, 2218,

thoffice, i. 242.

officer, officier, s. i. 647, 2506.

offre, v.a. i. 1122, 1159;

v.n. iii. 1990.

offrende, s. i. 936, v. 1638, viii. 956,

offringe, iii. 1995, v. 830.

ofherkne, v.n. ii. 2007.

ofte, adv. P. 14, i. 620,

often, P. 502,

ofte sithes (time), i. 118, ii. 2015,

often times, v. 4777.

oftetime, adv. vi. 1248.

oghne, a. P. 86, i. 951 &c.,

oughne, i. 1948, v. 588,

owen, viii. 1248,

owne, viii. 2954*.

oght, s. P. 846, iv. 673, 1765, 3487,

ought, i. 1287, ii. 1930, iv. 1745,

auht, v. 6073:

adv. i. 549, ii. 274,

awht, i. 2770.

oghth, v. 3 s.pres. iii. 2474,

pret. oghte, i. 462, 2238, v. 4984,

oughte, v. 2607,

owhte, ii. 549,

thou oghtest, iv. 1794;

impers. ii. 2142, iii. 704, 1666: ought, owe, own.

oignement, s. v. 3596, viii. 2817.

oil, s. vii. 2194, 2584 (see note).

oile, s. see oyle.

old, a. P. 1003, i. 1072,

def. olde, i. 2693, 2696,

pl. olde, P. 7, i. 3390,

(as subst.), v. 3930;

of (be) olde ensample, iii. 782, 1683,

be olde tyde, v. 139:

cp. eldeste.

Olimpe, v. 3997.

Olimpias, vi. 1824, 1965.

olyve, s. v. 4142.

Omelie, v. 1901, Homilies.

on, prep. P. 28, 789, i. 350, 697, 1677, iv. 624, 1632;

adv. i. 1273: on, in.

on, num. P. 125, i. 194, 1274, 1793, one;

in on, P. 159, united;

in on, evere in on, P. 523, i. 1795, iii. 526, v. 375, in the same way, without ceasing;

on and on, i. 194, vi. 1315, one by one:

pron. on, i. 2483, ii. 1217, 1247, iv. 605, 2050,

oon, ii. 1092, iv. 555, v. 519,

on ... other, P. 649, 968, i. 1496,

that on ... that other, i. 397, v. 2298,

on the ferste, &c., iv. 2606, vi. 1481, vii. 3092:

cp. one.

onde, s. i. 979, v. 3975, emotion, breath.

one, a. i. 2179, vii. 3619, 4161,

al one, P. 72, i. 351,

al myn one, &c., i. 115, iv. 833,

him one, viii. 634, single, alone.

ones, adv. i. 962, ii. 1490,

at ones, i. 2202, ii. 2301, iv. 2102.

only, onli, adv. P. 265, 719, i. 622, iv. 3202,

onlyche, onlich(e), i. 740, 1948, iii. 42.

onwrong (?), adv. P. 65*.

oon, see on, pron.

open, a. P. 34, 865, ii. 431, 776,

in open, i. 616,

leie open, v. 974.

openly, adv. P. 330, i. 2187,

openliche, i. 1035, ii. 918.

operacioun (-on), s. vii. 998, 1282.

opinioun (-on), s. i. 1990, ii. 3214, iii. 2114,

oppinion, P. 531, v. 1174.

opne, v.a. v. 3594, 5785.

oppose, v.a. i. 225, 880, 1276, 1601;

v.n. iii. 436, viii. 1712; question; ask questions.

opposit, s. iv. 3243.

oppresse, v.a. iii. 49, 2335, v. 889, 1806, vi. 568,

(pp. oppressid, viii. 3019).

or, conj. P. 215,

or ... or, P. 211, i. 740, either ... or,

or (that) ... or, iii. 1192, iv. 1093, whether ... or.

or, prep. see er.

Orace, vii. 3581,

cp. vi. 1513 marg.

Orayn, v. 806.

Orbis, vii. 613, 618, 687.

Orchamus, v. 6727.

ordeine, ordeigne, v.a. P. 379, i. 828, 1754, 2126, 2504, 3319, iv. 3624, appoint, arrange.

ordinal, s. vii. 969, arrangement.

ordinance, s. ii. 677, 1643, iii. 1787,

ordinaunce, iv. 3559, management, order.

ordre, s. i. 243, 1026, v. 890,

order, v. 6954,

pl. ordres, i. 608.

ore, s. ii. 1904, v. 3688, viii. 1401, oar.

Oreades, v. 1330.

orf, s. P. 410, cattle.

orient, s. i. 2789, iv. 3236, vii. 555,

thorient, P. 719.

original, a. v. 1767, vi. 1.

orped, a. i. 2590, iii. 2415, valiant.

Ortolan, iv. 2609.

Orus, v. 798.

oth, s. i. 985, 1487, iii. 55, 220, oath.

other, a. P. 264,

other wise, P. 463, i. 1048, 1615,

in othre wise, viii. 3054,

cp. otherwise, an other, i. 178,

another, P. 968,

an othre, i. 481,

non othre, viii. 2962,

that other, P. 373, i. 1783, ii. 1832 (the next),

thother, ii. 1740,

that othre, v. 3172,

pl. othre, P. 255, i. 1728, iv. 1184,

other, i. 116, iv. 1183,

thother, vii. 371:

as subst. P. 1024,

an other, i. 1500, iii. 179, vii. 4741, 5165,

an othre, i. 1496, ii. 511,

ech ... other, iv. 500,

eche (echon) ... othre, i. 2061, 2082,

pl. othre, P. 427, i. 810, 2074:

adv. i. 1760, otherwise.

othergate, adv. P. 440, iv. 2790.

otherwhile, adv. i. 2335 f., 2515, ii. 456, 1080, sometimes, any time.

otherwise, adv. P. 240, i. 1938,

of otherwise, ii. 2421:

cp. other.

Othes, P. 818.

Othrin, v. 3997.

oughne, see oghne.

ought, see oght.

oughte, see oghth.

oule, s. i. 1727, iii. 585, vi. 1450.

oultrage, s. P. 1080, ii. 2967, iii. 1775, vii. 1190.

oultreli, adv. vii. 4107, utterly.

oure, poss. pron. P. 5, i. 2062, iii. 1473,

our, v. 1860.

ourselve, pron. PP. 222,

cp. ousselve.

ous, pers. pron. P. 1, 5 &c.,

refl. P. 543,

(us, viii. 3110*), us.

ousselve, pron. P. 525,

ousself, iii. 2302, ourselves:

cp. ourselve.

out, see oute.

outake(n), outtake, pp. P. 136, vii. 264;

as prep. i. 3077, iv. 3459, v. 215: excepted, except.

outbreide, v.a.pret. iii. 800,

out breide, viii. 1377, drew out.

outdrowh, outdrouh, v.a.pret. iii. 1661, v. 3719, drew out.

oute, out, adv. P. 689, i. 1418, ii. 1887, 3240, iv. 2351, viii. 1377,

(as exclamation) v. 3910,

out of, P. 131, i. 933, &c.

outher, conj. see owther.

outher, indef.pron. v. 2836.

outtake, see outake.

outward, adv. P. 447, ii. 2201, v. 1996, 4399; outwardly, out.

outwith, a. viii. 2833, outwardly.

over, prep. P. 755,

over this, P. 328,

(ovyr this, viii. 3005),

over that, P. 1017, besides,

cp. overthis, overthat;

over al, iii. 1945, throughout.

overal, adv. P. 119, i. 1713,

overall, iv. 2882, everywhere, throughout.

overblowe, v.n. v. 7828.

overcaste, v.a. P. 657, i. 1070, iii. 1010, 1136, 1354, v. 4603, viii. 1042, overthrow, upset, cover (with clouds).

overcome, v.a.,

3 s.pres. overcomth, iii. 619,

pret. overcom, P. 757,

overcam, v. 1093,

pp. overcome, P. 704, i. 970, v. 3745.

overforth, adv. P. 635.

overgilt, pp. viii. 569, gilded over.

overglad, i. 2713, iv. 678.

overgladed, pp. iii. 106.

overgo, v.n.,

3 s.pres. overgoth, iii. 102,

overgeth, iii. 1962,

pp. overgo(n), i. 3325, iv. 664, pass away:

v.a. iii. 576, 1488, viii. 182, 227, overcome.

overhaste, v.a. iii. 1675.

overhippe, v.a. v. 2004, leap over.

overladde, v.a.pret. iii. 2364,

pp. overlad, iv. 582, v. 2749, overcame, overcome.

overlein, pp. vii. 3930, oppressed.

overlippe, s. v. 376, upper lip.

overmo, overmor(e), adv. i. 2386, 3361, ii. 378, iii. 918,

(ovyrmore, viii. 3029), moreover.

overpasse, v.a. i. 517, 2402, ii. 2401, vii. 1839, 4075, pass over, pass by, avoid, surpass;

v.n. P. 630, i. 6, 2922, iii. 94, iv. 1134, pass away.

overrede, v.a.,

pret. overradde, ii. 956,

pp. overrad, iv. 207, read over.

overrenne, v.a.,

pret. overran, iii. 2445,

pp. overronne, i. 2478, iv. 2188, v. 6974, vi. 1059, vii. 862,

overrunne, viii. 100, overrun, conquer, pass, omit, transgress.

overscape, v.a. i. 2242, iii. 518, escape from.

overseie, pp. oversein,

v.a. ii. 1011, viii. 879, looked over.

oversein, overseie, a. v. 3190, viii. 2933, careless, imprudent.

overset, v.a.pp. i. 1953, v. 2707.

oversit, v.a. 3 s.pres. iii. 618,

pret. oversat, iv. 806, outstay.

overspradde, v.a.pret. v. 1653, 7114*, viii. 1012, 3002*.

overtake, v.a. v. 700,

pret. overtok, ii. 303,

pp. overtake, P. 135, ii. 2586, iii. 2098, iv. 3415, overtake, convict, ruin.

overthat, adv. P. 839, iii. 277, moreover;

cp. over.

overthis, adv. i. 448, 573, iv. 3698, moreover;

cp. over.

overthrowe, v.a. P. 139,

pret. overthrew, overthreu, vi. 1590, viii. 2704,

pl. overthrewe, vi. 2264, turn over, overthrow;

v.n. P. 969, i. 1886, 1962, ii. 252,

pret.subj. overthrewe, iii. 1630, be overthrown.

overtorne, v.a. iv. 1280, vi. 129, 1956,

(pp. ovyrturnyd, viii. 3145), turn over, overturn;

v.n. P. 958.

overtrowe, v.n. i. 2369.

overwende, v. iii. 1131, v. 1668, overturn, come over.

overwroth, a. iii. 579.

Ovide, i. 333, 386, 2274, ii. 106, 2297, iii. 361, 381, 736, iv. 1211, 2669 ff., 3317, v. 140, 635, 878, 4229, 5570, 6146, 6710, viii. 2266 ff., 2719.

owen, see oghne.

owther, outher, conj. i. 2309, iii. 847, iv. 938, either.

oxe, s. i. 2843, ii. 86, v. 10,

pl. oxen, v. 1023,

oxes, iv. 1835.

oyle, oile, s. iv. 257, viii. 1198, 2775, oil.

P

Paceole, v. 299.

pacience, s. ii. 2819, iii. 12, 1098.

pacient, a. iii. 706.

packe, s. v. 5516, 6094.

Pafagoine, iv. 2148 ff.

page, s. iv. 1192, foot-boy.

paie, v.a.n. iv. 1848, 3269, v. 2679,

3 s.p. paith, v. 4522,

paieth, v. 5513,

pret. payde, v. 1755,

pp. paid, payd, i. 2449, 3324, ii. 2217, iii. 934,

paied, i. 2984, please, pay, satisfy.

paiement, s. v. 5087, 5520.

paien, s. vii. 3246* ff.,

pl. paiens, vi. 1313, PP. 183, pagan.

paiene, payene, a. v. 1137, 1943,

paien, vii. 3222*, 4408, pagan.

paindemeine, s. vi. 620.

Palamades, iii. 1007, iv. 1817.

pale, a. i. 701, 982, ii. 1346.

paleis, s. P. 838, i. 2964, ii. 3231.

Palene, v. 1199.

Palladion, v. 1833 ff.

Pallant, v. 1209.

Pallas, i. 420 ff., v. 1207 ff., 4219, 6149 ff.

palle, v.a.n. v. 5486, vi. 342, weaken, grow weak.

palle, s. v. 6680, covering.

Pan, v. 1007, viii. 2239, 2476.

panche, s. vi. 1000, belly.

Pandas, iv. 2410.

Pandion, v. 5556.

Pandulf, iv. 2408.

panne, s. i. 2472, iv. 2733.

Pantasilee, iv. 2139 ff., v. 2547,

Pantaselee, viii. 2527.

Panthasas, iv. 3049.

Pantheon, viii. 272.

papacie, s. P. 364, ii. 2895.

papal, a. ii. 2925.

papat, s. ii. 2833, papacy.

paper, s. iv. 198.

Paphos, iv. 435.

Paphus, iv. 434.

pappes, s.pl. iii. 2010, 2073.

par, prep. see per.

paradis, s. P. 1005, i. 3303, iv. 682, v. 1707, vi. 207,

paradys, i. 502.

parage, s. i. 3336, viii. 351, equal rank, rank.

parail, s. vii. 1038.

paramour, s. iv. 1269, 1470.

Parasie, v. 1011.

parconner, s. viii. 2535, partner.

pardoun, s. i. 2174, viii. 2896.

parfit, a. iii. 2496, v. 2032,

def. parfit, iv. 2522,

parfite, iv. 2624;

as subst. the parfit, iv. 2363, v. 1723:

adv. v. 1714.

parfitly, parfitli, adv. ii. 755, iv. 2497, v. 2136,

parfihtliche, v. 1732.

parforne, v.a. vii. 1373, viii. 2273, perform.

Paris, v. 7374 ff., viii. 2529.

park, s. i. 1566, iv. 1288.

parlement, s. ii. 1549, 2653, iii. 2130, v. 484.

part, s. P. 64, i. 321, 1376, ii. 174, 1447,

pl. pars, v. 4774,

partz, v. 7704.

parte, v.a. P. 170, 467, v. 73, divide, distribute:

v.n. ii. 1578, v. 131, 3639, 6175, 7582, part (from, with), depart, share.

parti, a. iii. 983, variegated.

parti, s. ii. 1740, v. 7341, part, party.

partie, s. P. 43, 792, 956, ii. 230, part, party:

stant partie, iii. 1160.

partinge, s. vii. 2008, division.

pas, pass, s. i. 1421, ii. 2205, v. 6090, pass, passage;

i. 2183, vi. 1197, pace, foot’s pace,

the grete pas, ii. 988, v. 3178, vii. 3283*,

(the) softe pas, ii. 1509, vii. 4970.

Pasiphe, v. 5279.

passage, s. ii. 1885, 2194, 2209, 3036, iv. 1902, passage, passing away.

passe(n), v.a. i. 332, 651, 1849, 2175, iv. 1666, viii. 2692, pass, pass through, pass over, surpass;

v.n. P. 689, i. 142, 499, 1534, 2247, ii. 944, 2810, iv. 2239, v. 5954, vii. 4762, pass, happen, pass away.

passible, a. v. 771, liable to suffer.

passioun (-on), s. P. 915, iii. 2721, vi. 169.

past, s. iii. 447, vi. 620, paste, pastry.

paste, s. v. 2407, pasty.

pasture, v.n. i. 2915.

paternoster, s. v. 7119.

path, s. v. 1990.

patriarch, s. v. 1635, vi. 1040,

pl. patriarkes, viii. 134.

patrimoine, s. P. 741.

Paul (Emilius), Paulus, ii. 1776 ff.

Pauline, i. 765 ff.

paved, pp. viii. 1855.

pay, s. vi. 1208, satisfaction.

payene, see paiene.

peine, s. P. 509, i. 1209, 1367, ii. 2586,

(peyne, viii. 3121),

pl. peines, i. 2900, punishment, pain:

do mi peine, &c., ii. 507, v. 658, endeavour.

peine, peyne, v.refl. iv. 414, viii. 2509, suffer, take pains;

peined, pp. i. 2916, ii. 26, troubled.

peinte, v.a. i. 284, 1346, 2729, ii. 2854, iv. 2138, PP. 329, paint, embellish.

peinture, s. vi. 1894.

peire, s. v. 5691,

p. of bedes, viii. 2904.

peis, s. vii. 3119, viii. 2380, weight.

peise, v.a. P. 540, i. 3377, iii. 2403;

v.n. v. 232, viii. 1169: weigh, feel by weight.

Pelage, ii. 1316.

Peleüs (1), iii. 2550.

Peleus (2), v. 3249 ff., 4187, Pelias.

pelote, s. v. 5349, ball.

pelrinage, s. i. 803, ii. 1315, iv. 1199.

penance, penaunce, s. P. 471, i. 1669, ii. 2316, viii. 477.

Peneie, v. 4006.

penne, s. iii. 271.

Penolope, iv. 152 ff., 1822, vi. 1471, viii. 2621.

penon, s. vi. 1650.

penonceal, s. viii. 988.

pensel, s. vi. 1553, 1733, pennon.

Pentapolim, viii. 658, 1966 ff.

peny, s. vii. 2125.

per, par, prep. P. 42*, i. 1521, 2049, 2225, ii. 1644, iii. 2604, iv. 39, 964, 1101, 1239, v. 3351.

peraunter, adv. ii. 563, perchance.

perce, v.a. iii. 451, iv. 2881, 3030, v. 1678, pierce.

Perce, see Perse.

perceive, v.a. i. 471, 899;

v.n. v. 2086.

perdurable, a. vii. 520, viii. 2976, eternal.

perfeccioun, s. P. 436.

periferie, s. vii. 265 ff.

peril, s. P. 381, i. 1076, iii. 185.

perjurie, s. v. 3225, perjure, v. 7617.

perle, s. iv. 1313, v. 3015, vii. 4334.

perled, a. i. 2510.

pernable, a. viii. 2931.

Peronelle, i. 3396.

perpetuel, a. vii. 98.

perplexete, s. viii. 2190.

perrie, s. i. 2997, v. 7117*, vi. 1135, vii. 1397, precious stones, stone.

Perse (1), Perce, P. 678 ff., ii. 2548, 2629 ff., iii. 2312, vii. 1784, 3433 ff., 4366 ff., Persia.

Perse (2), see Perseüs (2).

Perse (3), ii. 1784 ff., (name of a dog).

Perseüs (1), i. 419.

Perseüs (2), Perse, ii. 1620, 1647 ff., (king of Macedon).

Persiens, pl. P. 697.

persone, s. P. 71, i. 840, ii. 1098, iv. 160.

pes, s. P. 109, i. 1103, iv. 2046, PP. 62,

pees, P. 1061, PP. 35, peace, protection.

pese, s. v. 4409, pea.

pestilence, s. P. 279, ii. 1648, v. 1070.

pet, s. i. 2981, v. 4945 ff.,

pitt, i. 1908,

pl. pettes, v. 1114, 4047,

puttes, v. 4043, pit.

Peter, i. 656, ii. 3335, 3478, v. 1871, 1904,

genit. Petres, P. 234, PP. 230.

Petornius, v. 1520.

Petro, i. 3395.

Phara, vii. 3697.

Pharao, v. 1654.

Phares, v. 7023.

Pharisee, P. 305.

Phebe, iv. 3254.

Phebus, iii. 783 ff., 1688 ff., iv. 979 ff., 3197, 3243 ff., v. 6447 ff., 6740 ff., vii. 4704 ff.,

Phebum (acc.), v. 6719.

Phedra, see Fedra.

phesant, s. vi. 2223.

Pheton, iv. 983 ff.

Philemenis, iv. 2151.

Philemon, iv. 2405.

Philen, v. 4251.

Philerem, v. 1163.

Philippe (1), Philipp, vi. 2112, 2221.

Philippe (2), ii. 1616.

philliberd, s. iv. 869, filbert.

Phillis, iv. 743, 866 ff., viii. 2554.

Philogeüs, vii. 857.

Philomene, v. 5561 ff., viii. 2583.

philosophie, s. iii. 1219, iv. 2399, vi. 1404.

philosophre, s. ii. 2674, iii. 1201, iv. 2453,

philisophre, v. 2080.

Philotenne, viii. 1337.

Phinees, vii. 4432.

phisicien, s. viii. 1164, 3156.

phisique, s. ii. 3163, iv. 2420, 3304, vi. 663, 1409, vii. 71, 135; medicine, treatment, physical science.

phisonomie, s. vi. 109.

phitonesse, s. iv. 1937, vi. 2387.

Phocus, iii. 2551.

Phoieus, s. iii. 2023 ff.

Phorceüs, i. 390.

Phyryns, v. 6372.

pich, s. v. 2176, 5349, viii. 1109, pitch.

Pictagoras, vi. 1410.

pie, s. iv. 3001, v. 1998, magpie.

piece, s. v. 1338,

al to pieces, iii. 465, 1048.

pier, s. i. 3337, iii. 1344, vii. 2461;

as a. i. 3365: peer, equal.

piereles, a. viii. 286, PP. 305.

pietous, a. vii. 3159, 3271, merciful.

pigne, s. v. 1010, pine.

pike, pyke, v.a.n. i. 698, 2568, iii. 500, iv. 2650, v. 6633, 6681, vii. 1590, 2282, pick, choose, assume.

pilage, s. v. 2071, 6172, vii. 2035, plunder, plundering.

pile(n), v.a.n. P. 401, iii. 2359, vii. 4053, plunder.

pilegrin, s. i. 2041, pilgrim.

Pileon, iv. 1980.

piler, s. iv. 2054, v. 1670, pillar.

pilour, s. iii. 2372, robber.

pilwe, s. i. 2986, iv. 3021, v. 540, pillow.

piment, see pyment.

pinacle, s. iv. 3662.

pipe, pype, s. iv. 3334, 3342, v. 1032, viii. 2675.

pipe, v.n. iv. 3343, v. 95, 1032.

pipinge, s. iv. 3345, viii. 2477.

Piramus, iii. 1376 ff., 1660, viii. 2543.

pire, v.n. vi. 818, peer.

piromance, s. vi. 1298, divination by fire.

Pirotoüs, vi. 489.

Pirrus, iv. 2161, v. 3195, viii. 2593.

Piscis, vii. 1216,

Pisces, vii. 1253.

pitance, s. vi. 877, portion (of food).

pite, s. P. 320, i. 2203, ii. 3174, vii. 3107 ff.,

pitee, vii. 3177*, mercy, pity.

pitous, a. i. 122, 680, 979, vii. 3125.

pitously, adv. iii. 1663, iv. 3621,

pitousliche, iv. 2810.

pitousnesse, s. vii. 3526.

pitt, see pet.

place, s. i. 136, 1314, 1513,

a place, i. 2377, iv. 2451,

cp. aplace.

planemetrie, s. vii. 1469.

planete, s. iii. 1216, iv. 2467, v. 753, vii. 637 ff.

planisperie, s. vii. 1464.

plante, v.a. PP. 368.

planteine, s. vii. 1391.

plat, adv. i. 472, 1495, ii. 2047, vii. 4084, flatly, plainly.

plate, s. v. 3111, 7113*.

Plato, vi. 1404, viii. 2718.

plaunte, s. ii. 2370.

plede, v.n. vii. 2069.

pledour, s. ii. 3416.

ple, plee, s. ii. 3416, vii. 2068, plea.

pleie, v.n. i. 54, 348, 1764, 1854, 2031, v. 6786, vii. 2423,

pleye, P. 85*, viii. 3057*;

refl. i. 364, iii. 151;

v.a. iv. 904.

pleiefieres, s. pl. iv. 482.

pleigne, v.n. P. 183, 747, i. 999, ii. 446, 1650,

pleine, iv. 3180, complain.

pleignte, pleinte, s. i. 3026, ii. 293, iii.

1983, iv. 117, complaint.

plein, a. (1), iv. 1539, vii. 931,

def. pleine, i. 864, full.

plein, a. (2), P. 184, 408, i. 282, 736, vii. 2350, viii. 1982,

def. pleine, v. 5251,

pl. pleyne, viii. 3122, level, simple, plain, smooth.

plein, adv. i. 1490, 1656, ii. 1452, iv. 39, vii. 1594, fully, plainly.

pleine, plein, s. i. 113, 357, ii. 1498, v. 1287.

pleinly, pleinli, adv. P. 473, i. 127, ii. 1238, 2789,

pleinliche, i. 211, fully, plainly.

pleinte, see pleignte.

pleintif, a. iv. 154.

plenerliche, adv. P. 527, i. 1278,

plenerly, vii. 525, fully.

plente, s. P. 97, v. 2218.

plentivous, plentevous, a. v. 2147, vii. 931, abundant.

plesance, s. i. 882, 1499, 2617, ii. 1177.

plesant, a. i. 1503, v. 1295.

plese(n), v.a. P. 192, i. 1698, 3051, ii. 1450, v. 4761.

plesir, s. v. 501.

pley, s. P. 85*, vi. 1852, viii. 692.

pleye, see pleie.

pleyinge, s. viii. 3082*.

Pliades, vii. 1320.

plie, v.a. i. 578, 1249, ii. 3419,

plye, vii. 3871, bend;

v.n. i. 1779, iii. 871, iv. 3564, bend, submit;

ii. 3146, strive.

plight, s. vii. 4228, engagement.

plihte, plyhte (1), v.a. iii. 1508,

pret. plihte, plyhte, i. 822, ii. 1205,

pp. pliht, iv. 757, engage.

plihte (2), v.a.pret.,

to plihte, v. 850, tore in pieces.

plit, s. P. 57, 296, i. 989, 1663, 2579, ii. 692, v. 2031,

plyt, ii. 2980, condition, state of things, manner.

plover, s. vi. 943.

plowh, plouh, s. i. 1566, 3257, iii. 514, v. 3720,

plogh, iv. 2383, plough, ploughed land.

plowed, a. vii. 1162, of the plough.

plowman, s. ii. 3422.

Pluto, iv. 2851, v. 1104, 1146, 1290, 4052.

plye, see plie.

plyhte, see plihte.

pocock, s. v. 6498.

poeple, s. P. 107, i. 1193.

poesie, s. iv. 1038, 2668, v. 6806.

poete, s. i. 386, ii. 121, viii. 2719.

point, i. 73, 1229, iii. 308, viii. 2579 f.,

(poynt, vii. 3157*),

pl. pointz, i. 288, vii. 1706;

in the point as (as soon as), P. 268,

in p. to, ii. 1016,

in good p., ii. 2792,

cp. vii. 4654,

out of p., i. 1304: point, condition, manner.

pointure, s. vii. 1048, prick.

policed, pp. i. 2543, polished.

policie, s. iii. 459, vii. 1683, 1986, &c.

Poliphemus, Polipheme, ii. 107 ff.

Polixenen, iv. 1696,

Polixena, v. 7593, viii. 2593.

pomel, iii. 307, 1443.

pompe, s. P. 304, i. 2685, ii. 1773.

Pompeie, v. 5533, vii. 3215 ff.

Pompilius, see Neuma.

Pontsorge, ii. 3003.

pope, s. P. 371, 745, ii. 635, 2809 ff., PP. 383.

popi, s. iv. 3007, poppy.

por reposer, viii. 2907.

porchace, see pourchace.

pore, see povere.

porpartie, see pourpartie.

porpos, see pourpos.

porsuite, see poursuite.

port, s. (1), i. 674, 3429, iv. 1187, v. 1426, viii. 2195, bearing, behaviour, kind.

port, s. (2), viii. 387, harbour.

porte, s. ii. 1114 ff., porthole.

porveaunce, see pourveance.

positif, a. P. 247, iii. 172.

possessioun (-on), s. P. 684, ii. 3480, v. 64, v. 1685.

pot, s. iii. 656, vii. 3742,

pl. pottes, P. 614, vi. 914.

potestat, s. iv. 3522.

poudre, see pouldre.

pouer, P. 144, i. 2892, ii. 928, iii. 1779,

(power, viii. 3062 ff.).

Poul, ii. 3335, 3478, v. 1910.

pouldre, poudre, s. P. 623, i. 2003, vii. 354, powder.

Poulins, iv. 2420.

pound, s. iv. 2591, v. 2719.

pourchace, pourchase, v.a. i. 816, iii. 1484, iv. 1996,

purchace, P. 129, viii. 3132,

porchace, v. 4684, procure, seek after;

v.n. i. 2157, ii. 3504, v. 2001, vi. 1944, endeavour, make gain, succeed.

pourchas, s. v. 6089, gain.

poure, v.a. iii. 679, v. 2222, pour.

pourpartie, s. i. 406, v. 7000,

porpartie, v. 1691, share.

pourpos, s. i. 642, 1178,

porpos, v. 3363.

pourpose, v.a.n. ii. 2528,

purpose, P. 53;

refl. v. 1988.

pourpre, s. vi. 990, purple.

pours, purs, s. ii. 2683 ff., v. 5093 ff., purse.

poursuiant, s. ii. 2552,

pl. poursuiantz, ii. 239, suitor.

poursuie, v.a. i. 946, iv. 2685,

poursewe, iv. 3453, pursue, attain to;

v.n. ii. 255, 2630, iii. 1673, vi. 2406, make pursuit, continue.

poursuite, porsuite, s. iv. 28, v. 4423.

pourtreie, v.a. vii. 4876.

pourtreture, s. iv. 2421, v. 757.

pourveance, s. P. 585, i. 1916, 2028, v. 926, 5539,

porveaunce, porveance, P. 188, v. 2674, providence, foresight, provision.

pourveie, v.a. i. 843, iv. 204,

pp. pourveid, v. 4021,

pourveied, vii. 1681;

v.n. ii. 1327;

impers. viii. 24: provide, ordain.

pourveour, s. v. 1997, procurer.

povere, a. P. 227, i. 2098, 3010,

pore, viii. 2411;

as subst. P. 317, vi. 1004;

superl. the povereste, iv. 2238.

poverte, s. P. 303, i. 1353, iv. 2219.

power, see pouer.

practique, s. iv. 2612, vii. 41, 1648 ff., method, moral science.

prance, v.n. vi. 1191.

preche(n), v.a. ii. 3433, iii. 2500, v. 3361 (admonish);

v.n. P. 231, i. 1277.

prechinge, s. v. 1906.

prechour, s. ii. 3356.

precious, a. v. 1549,

pl. preciouse, iv. 1354.

preferre, v.a. ii. 3073, 3254, iv. 1806, vii. 2824.

preie, s. iii. 1393, 2605, prey.

preie, v.a.n. P. 231, i. 804, 3195, iv. 369,

praie, ii. 1933, viii. 2998,

(preye, P. 31*, 66*),

prai (1 s.pres.) i. 220,

3 s.pres. preith, P. 748,

pret. preide, P. 600, i. 1549, ii. 1120, iv. 398, 1368,

preyde, iv. 192,

pp. preid, v. 4241,

imperat. prei, i. 2937, vi. 451; pray to, pray for, pray.

preiere, s. i. 794, iii. 135, iv. 172, 3231, prayer.

preise, v.a.n. P. 539, i. 2120, ii. 394, v. 231.

preisinge, s. ii. 407.

preiynge, s. vi. 426.

prelacie, s. P. 287, v. 1902.

prelat, s. P. 294, vii. 4246,

pl. prelatz, v. 1850, PP. 247.

prenostik, s. ii. 1793, presage.

preparacion, s. vii. 1429.

pres, press, presse, s. iv. 148, 2162, v. 4, 2440, 7253, viii. 904, 2751, crowd, eagerness:

in presse, iv. 2849, down below (cp. Chaucer, Troilus, i. 559).

presage, s. ii. 1790.

presence, s. i. 1635, 2071, ii. 757, v. 1069.

present, s. v. 4204,

in present, v. 3595,

pl. presens, vi. 1497, gift.

present, a. P. 587, ii. 1368.

presente, v.a. v. 1911, viii. 2307;

refl. v. 2093.

preserve, v.a. vii. 3856, viii. 1961.

press, presse, s. see pres.

presse, v.a. ii. 462, 1733;

v.n. viii. 2752.

prest, priest, s. i. 193 ff., iii. 2275, 2556,

pl. prestes, i. 810.

presthod(e), s. P. 259, viii. 2079.

presumpcioun, s. i. 1989.

pretoire, s. vii. 2847.

Priamus, iii. 975, 1890, v. 7226 ff., viii. 2523, 2592.

pricke, s. P. 396, i. 3311, iii. 116.

pride, s. P. 224, i. 581 &c.

pride, pryde, v.refl. i. 2372, ii. 1811;

pp. prided, PP. 257.

prie, v.n. iv. 1176, v. 7078,

pryhe, v. 470.

priente, s. i. 555, vi. 2149, print.

prieve, see prove, proeve.

prike, v.a.n. i. 2036, iv. 997, vi. 1191, spur, ride.

prime, s. v. 3880.

primerole, s. vii. 1214, 1362, primrose.

prince, s. P. 45, ii. 633, iii. 1005.

prinche, v.n. v. 4854.

principal, a. i. 307, 581, iv. 2489, v. 1115;

as subst. iii. 1282, v. 1995, 6446,

in principal, vii. 29.

prioresse, s. v. 891.

pris, s. P. 42, i. 848, 1900, 2525, 2755, 3304, 3329, vii. 3966,

priss, vii. 4364, value, prize, fame, praise:

sette pris of, i. 3068, iii. 1454, iv. 908, value,

stonde in p., iv. 2632, v. 1708,

cp. ii. 278, be valued, be praised.

prisoner, s. iii. 2375, v. 7212, vii. 2374.

prisoun (-on), s. ii. 1854, iv. 1042 ff., v. 5734;

prisone, vii. 2630.

prive, pryve, v.a. vii. 3270, 4040, deprive.

prive, a. i. 815, 1738, ii. 2858, vii. 121,

privi, v. 7621,

(preve, PP. 128),

in prive, ii. 686; secret.

prively (-li), adv. i. 898, 2069, v. 2143,

privelich(e), ii. 1695, v. 1247.

privete, privite, s. i. 1660, ii. 1416, 1651,

pl. privetes, i. 2806.

privilege, privilegge, P. 103, v. 7173, vii. 1989,

(previlege, PP. 245).

probleme, s. i. 3071, viii. 1681.

procede, v.n. P. 405, 1025, iv. 1.

process, s. viii. 269.

processioun, s. i. 1140, v. 7560.

proclame, v.a. P. 88, ii. 3039, iv. 2478.

procurour, s. v. 2862.

prodegalite, s. v. 7645, vii. 2026.

proeve(n), prove(n), v.a.n. P. 556, 926, 948, i. 61, 758, 1851, iii. 2311,

prieve, vii. 126, try, prove, appear.

professed, pp. v. 890, 1805, viii. 1848, bound by vow.

professioun (-on), s. ii. 2383, viii. 1266.

profit, s. P. 295, ii. 348., iii. 2468, v. 188.

profitable, a. ii. 2201, PP. 300.

profite, v.n. iv. 2298, 2572.

profre, v.a.n. and refl. iii. 1988, iv. 1130,

3 s.pres. proferth, i. 1693,

profreth, i. 1772, v. 5322, 6923, offer.

profre, s. iii. 1989, v. 4745, offer.

progenie, s. ii. 592, iv. 2701.

Progne, v. 5559 ff., viii. 2583.

prolacioun (-on), s. ii. 2875, vii. 173, utterance.

prolificacion, iv. 3248, fruitfulness.

prologe, s. P. 66.

promission, s. v. 1686, promise.

Promotheüs, iv. 2422, v. 1523.

pronounce, v.a. ii. 391, v. 7321.

prophecie, s. P. 588, ii. 1857, iii. 764.

prophecie, v.a. v. 1167.

prophete, s. v. 1693, vi. 1093, vii. 2560.

prophetesse, s. ii. 1802.

proporcion, s. v. 2531, 7245.

propre, a. P. 258, 535, i. 3393, ii. 2365, iii. 2361, iv. 2543, proper, own, appropriate;

adv. vii. 4011, for (his) own part.

proprely (-li), adv. i. 299, ii. 289, v. 1328, vii. 1268,

properly, P. 947,

propreliche, iv. 5.

proprete, s. P. 929, ii. 2377, iii. 2326, v. 1336,

(proprite, PP. 326),

pl. propretes, i. 257, iii. 1225,

propretees, vii. 63.

Proserpine, Proserpina, iv. 2850, v. 1277, 4053.

prosperite, s. i. 2802, iv. 1213.

proteccioun, s. v. 2573, viii. 3040*.

Protheselai, iv. 1901.

Protheüs, v. 3082, 6672.

proud, a. P. 347, 712, v. 198,

def. proude, P. 222, i. 1980;

sup. proudest, i. 1996.

proudly, adv. i. 1912.

prouesse (-esce), P. 98, i. 1083, ii. 2589, iv. 2302.

prove, v. see proeve.

prove, s. ii. 1673,

prieve, ii. 2022, vi. 1924, trial.

Provence, ii. 3004.

provende, s. P. 210, prebend.

proverbe, s. P. 786, v. 6631, vi. 448, vii. 1961.

providence, s. ii. 1322, iv. 863, vii. 3941.

province, s. vii. 2770.

provisour, s. v. 2905.

prudence, s. iv. 2652, v. 2289.

prune, v.refl. vi. 2203, trim (oneself).

Prus, iv. 1630.

pryhe, see prie.

pryve, see prive, v.

Pseudo, v. 1879.

Puile, v. 2064 ff., 2646.

puison, puyson, s. i. 2645, ii. 565, iii. 2457, vi. 2246, poison.

pulle, v.a. P. 400, ii. 1788,

imperat. pull, iv. 723.

purchace, see pourchace.

pure, a. P. 742, i. 1721, 1987, iii. 2214;

sup. the purest, P. 921; pure, mere, absolute.

pure, v.a. iv. 2555.