GLOSSARY.
Reading edition
Outlined entries are from the author’s Addenda, referring to the English text in Appendix I (pages 42–45). Yogh ȝ is alphabetized as g, thorn þ as th. Links lead to the top of the page.
A B C D E F G H IJ K L M N O P Q R S T U V W
Abbey, sb. 13.6. perh. erron. for nobley.
Afrete, pp. devoured, eaten 42.3.
Agaste, a. aghast 25.54.
Agayn(e), ageyn, aȝen, ayen, adv. again 13.30, 15.45, 21.34, 24.20, 28.54;
prep. against 38.47.
Aȝenrisynge, sb. resurrection 15.41.
Agrise, vb. tremble, quake 44.28.
Al, all, a. 28.49, 53.
Alas, int. 43.17.
Ale, sb. 25.60.
Alete, vb. to let go, forsake 42.3.
Almis, sb. alms 24.24.
Also, adv. 28.37, 34.73.
Alway(e), all(e) way(e), adv. always 7.14, 9.22, 10.22, 25.32, 29.58, &c.
Amende, vb. imp. 24.18.
Amys, adv. amiss 34.68.
Answerid, vb. 3 p. pr. answereth 2.25.
Apone, ap(p)one, prep., var. of upon 6.3, 5, 9, 7.1, 2, 3, 9.1, 2, &c.
Ar, 3.50. ? erron. for a.
Aray(e), array, sb. array 7.16, 8.26, 19.18, 21.64, 30.24, &c., &c.
Aryse, vb. arise 44.25.
Askeþ, askiþ, vb. 3 p. pr. 2.25, 39.
Assise, sb. the Judgement 44.26.
Auyse, vb. imp. bethink thyself, consider 22.98.
Awaked, vb. pr. pl. awaken 1.6.
Away, adv. 30.22, 31.22.
Awelden, vb. wield, rule 42.9.
Ay, adv. aye 25.58.
Bare, a. 22.88.
Be, vb. 5.4, 5, 6.4, 5, &c., &c.;
imp. 3.63, 22.97, 24.23;
subj. 13.9, 14.35, &c;
2 p. pr. art 1.5, 15.24, 45, 19.21;
3 p. pr. is, ys 2.16, 17, 40, 42, 3.49, 50, 7.1, &c., es 6.1, 10, 19;
pr. pl. be, beth 2.38, 3.66, 7.10, 28.43, 45, bythe 13.14, byne 25.52, ar 30.10, 31.10, 33.45;
2 p. p. were 1.5, 2.29, 22.92;
3 p. p. was 15.29, 21.40, 23.101, &c.;
p. pl. were 27.21, 28.27.
Before, beffore, byfore, adv. before 28.44, 52.
prep. 22.100, 33.50.
Begilynge, sb. beguiling 23.106.
Begynnynge, sb. beginning 23.102.
Begynnys, vb. 3 p. pr. begins 3.51;
3 p. p. began 28.31, 32.14;
pp. bigun 2.29.
Beholde, vb. imp. behold 12.25.
Behynde, prep. behind 33.50.
Belden, vb. build up 43.12.
Beriþ, berriþ, berys, vb. 3 p. pr. bears 2.15, 28, 33.53.
Beste, a. best 12.21.
Bete, pp. beaten 23.116.
Betyme, adv. betimes 24.18, 25.57.
Be ware, vb. imp. beware 22.97, 33.38.
Biddethe, biddis, biddith, bydd-es, -eth, -is, -ys, -yth(e), bydyth, vb. 3 p. pr. bids 5.7, 7.7, 8.9, 9.7, 10.7, &c.;
3 p. p. bade 25.36.
Biddyngis, sb. biddings 23.124.
Bigged, biggid, -it, bygged(e), -id, -it, -yd, -yt, pp. built, 6.11, 7.11, 10.11, 12.11, 13.15, 14.14, 17.13, 19.11, 30.11, 31.11, 32.7; ON. byggja.
Bihatid, pp. hated 15.27.
Bi-holden, vb. keep, retain 42.10.
Bild, vb. imp. build 3.64;
2 p. pr. bildist 22.79;
3 p. pr. bilt, 3.65, byldyth 5.13;
pp. bildyd, billid, bylde, byllyd, 5.11, 8.13, 11.11, 20.22, 27.11.
Bink, bynk, sb. bank 30.19, 31.19. L. Scots.
Blak, blayke, a. black 3.66, 34.64.
Blesse, sb., var. of blis, bliss 29.6.
Blis, blys, blysse, sb. bliss 4.77, 7.24, 8.30, 9.28, 10.28, &c.
Blode, sb. blood 25.46.
Blynde, a. blind 25.37.
Blyssed, pp. blessed 34.75.
Bodi, body, sb. 15.26, 27, 17.25, 26, 34.73.
Bold, sb. dwelling 3.64.
Bold, a. 28.42.
Bon, sb. bone 22.88.
Borowes, sb. erron. for bowres, bowers 10.11.
Both, pron. 28.41.
Bour(e)s, bour(r)is, bourys, bowres, -is, -ys, sb. pl. bowers 3.66, 5.11, 6.11, 8.13, 9.11, 12.11, 14.14, 17.13, 27.11, &c.
Bouȝte, pp. erron. for broȝt 26.70.
Brede, sb. bread 25.60.
Bredis, vb. 3 p. pr. breeds 6.7; (perh. erron. for biddis);
3 p. p. brede 33.45.
Brente, pp. burnt 10.19.
Brether, sb. pl. brothers 28.44.
Bring, bryng(e), vb. 5.7, 6.7, 7.7, 14.10, &c.;
imp. bryng 33.27;
2 p. p. broght, brouȝttist, broutyst 15.25, 17.24, 19.22;
pp. brocht, bro(u)ght(e), broht, brouȝt(e), brouþt, browt(h)e, 5.4, 6.4, 7.4, 8.6, 9.3, 10.4, 28, 13.8, 14.7, 30.4, &c.
Brink(e), brynk(e), sb. brink (of the grave) 5.19, 6.19, 15.34, 17.33, 27.19, &c.;
pl. brynkes 10.19.
Byggis, bygith, -yth, vb. 3 p. pr. builds v. bigged 12.9, 34.63.
Byheste, sb. promise 45.30.
Byhet, vb. 3 p. pr. promises 45.31.
Byrthe, sb. birth 26.72.
Calle, sb. summons 12.23.
Callyd, vb. 3 p. p. called, named 32.12.
Carayne, caryon, sb. carrion 2.39, 24.30.
Care, sb. care, anxiety 24.11.
Case, sb. 26.64.
Cast, vb. 34.61.
Castles, castells, casteles, castels, castells, -es, -is, -ys, castylles, sb. pl. castles 3.65, 5.9, 6.9, 7.9, 8.11, 9.9, &c., &c.
Certayn, certeyn, a. certain 28.53, 56.
Cheste, sb. strife, dispute 45.29; OE. cēast, older cēas, L. causa.
Chyn, chynne, sb. chin 2.17, 32.26.
Clay(e), sb. 15.23, 17.22, 19.20, 21.68.
Clinge, clynge, klyng, vb. to shrink up, decay 15.23, 17.22, 19.20, 21.68.
Cf. E. E. Allit. P. A. 856, oure corses in clottez clynge, Hymns to Virgin and Christ, p. 85, in coold clay now schal y clinge.
Closed, closit, pp. enclosed, shut up 28.39, 30.19, 31.19.
Clot, clotte, sb. clot of clay, a hardened lump of earth, 15.23, 17.22, 19.20, 21.68;
replaced by NE. clod.
Cloth, sb. 32.24, 33.53.
Cloth, vb. imp. clothe 25.36.
Clothing(e), sb. 15.29, 17.28, 21.40.
Cold(e), sb. 12.15, 28.43, 34.72.
Com, vb. come 12.23;
2 p. pr. commys 25.32;
3 p. pr. comes, comeþ, commeth, comyth(e), commyth 7.14, 8.24, 9.22, 10.22, &c.;
2 p. p. cam 17.24, cem(e) 15.25, 19.22;
pl. com 28.54.
Commandmentis, sb. pl. commandments, 25.42.
Concele, concell, consaill, consell, consylle, counsall, counsill, cowncelle, cowsayl, vb. 1 p. pr. counsel, advise 7.21, 8.27, 9.25, 10.25, 11.25, 26.67, 29.3, 61, 30.25, 31.25.
Conclusion, sb. close, termination, 28.36.
Consayfe, vb. conceive, grasp, understand 25.31.
Consider(e), consedur, considder, considdir, consyder(e), consydre, vb. consider 7.13, 10.21, 11.21, 13.25, 15.36, 29.57, 30.21, 31.21.
Coueytise, sb. covetousness 42.6.
Coveytous, sb. covetousness 33.55, Conf. of ending for covetise, OF. coveitise. Cf. Paston Letters, No. 582, II. 313, the unkyndnesse and covetuse that was shewed me.
Crieþ, vb. 3 p. pr. cries 42.8.
Crose, sb. cross 25.46.
Crownnys, sb. pl. crowns 27.24.
Crystyn, a. Christian 11.28.
Dai, day(e), sb. day 4.78, 8.24, 15.20, 21.62, 32.22.
Dare, vb. subj. need 34.58; ME. thar for tharf, OE. þearf; from confusion with dare, OE. dearr.
Dart, sb. 28.50.
Dede, sb. deed 4.78;
pl. deden, dedis 2.15, 25.54.
Dedliche, a. deadly 43.14.
Dedly, a. deadly, mortal 22.78, 23.128.
Delful, dolfull, a. sorrowful, doleful 1.4, 7.8, 33.28; OF. doel, duel, deol, mod. F. deuil.
Deliþ, vb. 3 p. pr. divides, separates 4.78.
Depairting, sb. separation, parting 30.8, 31.8.
Dere, vb. harm, injure 28.50; OE. derian.
Deth(e), deeþ, sb. death 5.24, 8.3, 9.30, 31, 13.3, 4, 14.2, &c.;
gen. dethis 22.70.
Deyle, vb. imp. distribute 25.43.
Dignite, dignitie, dignyte, dignytie, dygnite, dygnyte, dyngnyte, sb. high estate or position, honour 6.2, 11.2, 12.4, 14.5, 16.4, 19.2, 20.8, 27.2, 30.2, 31.2.
Disgesily, adv. strangely, extraordinarily 21.42; OF. desguisié, disguised.
Do, vb. 34.68;
3 p. pr. doþe, dooþ, doith, dose 7.17, 14.2, 22.94, 25.54;
pl. don 33.33;
imp. do 26.73;
pl. p. did 28.44;
p. pr. doynge 23.130;
pp. do, don 23.115, 122, 34.66.
Doluyn, pp. buried 23.113.
Dome, sb. judgement 4.76.
Draught, draut, drawght(e), drawȝt, sb. drawing of a bow, bowshot 5.24, 8.3, 9.31, 13.4, 14.2.
Cf. R. Brunne Chron. Wace (c. 1330) 862, al vnwylland þat draught he drow.
Drawe, vb. draw 14.1;
3 p. pr. drawethe, drawith, drawyth(e) 5.24, 8.3, 9.31, 13.4, 20.3;
3 p. p. droh, drow 1.2, 4.
Dred(e), vb. imp. dread 4.76, 23.117.
Dredfull, a. dreadful, terrible 28.50.
Drynkis, sb. pl. drinking feasts 22.86.
Duly, adv. duly, rightly 25.43.
Dute, sb. duty, dues 5.7.
Dwelle, dweylle, vb. dwell 22.80, 26.63;
3 p. pr. dwellyth 34.65.
Dye, vb. die 9.15;
3 p. p. deyd 34.78.
Earth, eird, erth, erthe, herth, sb. earth 1.1, &c., &c.
Elden, vb. to grow old 43.11.
Empire, sb. 28.31.
Enclyn, vb. incline, be disposed, desire 27.23.
End, vb. 2.29.
Ende, sb. end 4.73, 24.6, 26.66.
Endinge, sb. 44.21.
Endure, vb. 28.45.
Ensure, vb. 28.46.
Entent, sb. intent, purpose 34.57.
Enuye, sb. envy 22.74.
Eorthe, sb. earth 42.1, &c.
Erþene, a. earthen 1.3.
Erthly, a. earthly 33.55, 34.70.
Est, sb. east, (perh. erron. for erth) 34.79.
Euer(e), adv. ever 14.35, 16.50, 18.49, 22.80, 23.130, 33.35, 36.
Euerlastynge, a. everlasting 23.108.
Evill, ewill, a. evil 30.20, 31.20.
Ewyne, sb. even 25.51.
For oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account whatever.
Cf. even and odd, all included, without exception.
Exampul, sb. example 25.39.
Excludid, pp. excluded 22.76.
Falle, sb. 12.22.
Falliþ, vb. 3 p. pr. falls, 1.3.
Falshede, falshode, sb. falsehood 23.106, 110.
Falsly, adv. falsely 33.50.
Fane, fayne, a. fain 30.5, 31.5.
Fare, vb. go 24.12.
Fase, sb. pl. foes 12.28.
Fast, adv. 34.60.
Favtt, vb. p. pl. fought 25.44.
Fayr, a. fair 33.42;
adv. fayre 33.50.
Fede, feden, vb. feed 2.14, 33.44.
Fele, sb., prob. fell, moor 24.30; ON. fjallr.
Felow, sb. fellow 22.92.
Ferde, pp. afraid, terrified 12.24; OE. (for) fǣred.
Fere, sb. fear 28.52.
Festis, sb. pl. feasts, 22.86.
First, fyrst, a. & adv. 23.102, 28.31, 38, 32.14.
Flesch, sb. flesh 33.45.
Florische, florisshe, fflorysshe, vb. adorn, embellish 15.21, 17.20, 19.18, 21.63; OF. florir, floriss-.
Flowre, sb. flower 28.38;
pl. flowres 34.65.
Foelle, vb. subj. ? fall 43.20.
Folk, sb. 28.45.
Foo, sb. foe 22.78;
pl. fase 12.28.
Forbere, vb. forbear 28.51.
Forȝete, pp. forgotten 42.4.
Forsake, sb. subj. 22.81, 23.109.
Forsuthe, int. forsooth 12.28.
Fote, sb. foot 23.114;
pl. 32.22.
Fovde sb. food 25.44.
Foul(e), foulle, fovl, fowll(e), a. foul 5.20, 6.20, 8.22, 11.20, 22.77, 24.28, &c.
Fowle, sb. evil, hurt 33.39.
Cf. Sowdone of Babylone (c. 1400) 199, foule shall hem this day bifalle. NE. sense of foul as trip, collision, not found in ME.
Frendschip, sb. friendship, 2.42.
Frow, adv. (glossed festine) swiftly, hastily 1.3; ON. frãr, swift.
Fugure, sb. figure 28.47.
Ful, full(e), adv. fully 5.24, 9.32, 13.4, &c.
Fulfille, fulfyle, vb. fulfil 23.124, 25.42, 50.
Furloren, pp. lost 46.35.
Fyghtys, vb. 3 p. pr. fights, 34.60,
p. pl. favtt 25.44.
Fynd(e), vb. find 12.28, 33.49;
1 p. pr. 25.39, 40.
Fyne, sb. end 27.24.
Ga, gase, v. go, goest 6.16, 12.27, &c.
Garnament, garnement, sb. early form of garment 15.28, 17.27, 21.38.
Gate, sb. gate 22.76.
Gatis, sb. pl. way 12.27.
Gay(e), a. 8.25, 9.23, 19.19, &c.
Gersom, sb. treasure, 3.61; OE. gersume.
Gett, vb. get 25.60;
3 p. pr. get hit (? erron. for getith, glossed lucratur) 2.37, getyth 34.66;
3 p. p. gete, gette 3.61, 10.2;
pp. gete(n), getyn, goten, gottin, gotyn 3.53, 5.2, 6.2, 11.2, 13.6, 19.2, 30.2, &c.
Gleterande, gleteryng(e), gletterant, p. pr. glittering 6.14, 8.16, 9.14, 13.18, 17.16, 20.32;
v. Gliteringe.
Glisteryng, p. pr. sparkling, glittering 11.15; MLG. glistern.
Gliteringe, glitterand, glyt(t)ryng, glytteryng, p. pr. glittering 5.14, 12.13, 14.17, 19.14, 24.21, 30.15, 31.15; ON. glitra, to shine.
Glydderande, glyd(e)ryng, p. pr. for glitterande, &c. 7.18, 10.14, 27.14;
v. Gliteringe.
Glydys, vb. 3 p. pr. for glytys, glitters 33.34; ON. glita, to shine.
Go(e), gon, goo, ȝa, vb. go 5.15, 16, 6.15, 16, 7.19, 22.82, &c.;
2 p. pr. gase, goist 12.27, 22.70;
3 p. pr. ge(e)th, goeth, gois, go(o)th(e), gos(e), goos, gott, goyth(e), 2.13, 28, 5.14, 6.13, 14, 8.16, 9.13, 14, 11.6, 12.13, 15, 14.16, 17, 30.6, 15, 22, 32.15, 19, &c.;
3 p. subj. go 3.64;
imp. go 25.47.
God, sb. n. pr. 7.23, 8.29, 9.27, &c.;
gen. Goddis 23.124.
Gold(e), sb. 3.61, 5.14, 6.13, 14, &c.
Good, a. 34.57.
Goode, sb. property, 25.43;
pl. goodis 23.112.
Gospel, sb. 25.39.
Govern, vb. 12.30.
Grace, sb. 22.70, 26.61.
Grauiþ, vb. 3 p. pr. buries, covers up, 8.52; OE. grafan.
Grawnte, vb. subj. grant 12.30.
Grene, a. green 3.52.
Gret(e), grit, a. great 21.44, 30.17, 31.12, 17, 33.52, 56, 34.80.
Grimliche, adv. terribly 44.28.
Grouer, sb. a kind of fur, 3.51; OF. gros vair, opposed to menu vair, minever.
Grounde, sb. bottom, 34.77; cf. OE. helle grund.
Groy, sb. grey fur, 3.51,
erron. for grey, or perhaps contamination of ME. gra, gro (ON. grãr) with grey (OE. grǣg).
Cf. Berners Froiss. II. ccii. 622, furred with Myneuere and gray.
Grucche, sb. grudge 28.55.
To strive of grucche, to strive against as a grievance.
Guo, vb. go 43.15.
Gynneþ, vb. 3 p. pr. begins 43.15.
Haf(e), vb. have 6.8, 20, 10.8, 20, 12.8, 20, 22.
Hallys, sb. pl. halls 32.5, 34.63.
Hame, sb. home 30.7, 31.7.
Hande, sb. 24.24.
Happe, vb. wrap 15.29.
Hard(e), herd, a. hard 6.8, 11.8, 12, 30.8, 31.8, &c.
Hart, herte, sb. heart 25.46, 33.53.
Hartily, hertili, hertly, adv. heartily 15.40, 18.39, 21.54.
Haste, sb. 25.53.
Hate, sb. 22.74.
Hate, vb. hate;
3 p. pr. hatid 2.26;
pp. hated, hatid, hatyd(e) 5.23, 8.2, 9.30, 13.3, 14.1, 16.2, 17.26, 20.2.
Hauntist, vb. 2 p. pr. practisest habitually 22.74.
Haue, have, haf(e), vb. have 5.8, 20, 6.8, 20, 8.10, 22, 10.8, 20, &c.;
1 p. pr. haue 28.44;
2 p. pr. hase, hast(e), 12.25, 28, 13.29, &c.;
3 p. pr. has(e), hath(e) 1.1, 2.27, 5.2, 3, 12.1, 11, &c.; hes 30.2, 11, 31.2, 11;
pr. pl. haue 29.61;
imp. haue 28.52;
3 p. subj. haue 34.65;
3 p. p. had(e), heuede 1.4, 29.3, 34.72.
Haueþ, vb. 3 p. pr. has 43.13.
Hede, sb. head 25.48.
Hede, sb. heed 24.5.
Heere, here, adv. 16.48, 28.40, 45.
Heghe, hey, v. hiȝ 6.4, 11.4.
Hel(e), hell, vb. hell 25.40, 58, 34.77.
Helle-feste, sb. Hell-fortress 45.32.
Helpe, sb. 26.72.
Helpyne, vb. 3 pl. pr. help 25.52.
Hend, a. gracious 4.75.
Hennys, adv. hence 22.82.
Herd, herte, hertili, v. Hard, Hart, Hartily.
Hete, sb. heat 28.43.
Heuen(e), heuyn, heyuyn(e), heywyn, sb. heaven 15.43, 19.24, 25.40, 52, 26.63, 34.82, &c.
Heuy, a. heavy 9.8.
Hicht, sb. height 30.4, 31.4.
Hide, hyde, vb. 15.29, 17.28, 21.39.
Hider, hidir, hyder, adv. hither 15.25, 17.24, 19.22.
Hidiose, hidous, a. hideous 15.31, 17.30.
Hiȝ, hihe, heghe, hey, hy(e), hyȝ, hygh(e), a. & adv. high 5.4, 6.4, 7.4, 8.4, 9.3, 10.4, 11.4, 11, 12.2, 13.8, 14.7, 16.6, 51, 19.4, 22.100;
hiere (higher) 20.12.
Hille, hylle, sb. hill 14.36, 16.51, 18.50, 23.132.
Hold, vb 3 p. pr. holdys 32.16;
pp. hold 28.30.
Hold, a. faithful 3.63.
Holy, a. holy 23.132.
Hom(e), hoom, whom(e), sb. home 5.7, 6.7, 11.7, 16.9, 24.9, &c.;
v. hame.
Honger, sb. hunger 34.72.
Honour, sb. 27.22.
Houe, hove, how(e) conj. how 5.4, 6, 6.4, 6, 7.4, 6, &c., &c.
Hows, sb. house 32.26.
Hundred, num. 2.18.
Hyeþ, vb. 3 p. pr. hastens 42.7.
Iboren, pp. born 45.33.
Ibouȝt, pp. redeemed 43.19.
Icoren, pp. a. chosen ones 45.35.
Idiȝte, pp. placed, set 2.38.
Igete, pp. got 42.1.
Ignawe, pp. devoured 44.23.
Ihere, vb. hear 44.26.
Iknawe, vb. know 44.24.
Ilich, alike 1.5.
Ille, ylle, a. & adv. ill 14.33, 16.48, 18.47, 23.122.
Ilor, pp. lost 2.42;
v. Loste.
Imeten, pp. measured 3.54.
Inow(e), ynoh, enough 1.2, 4, 32.18.
Iseoþ, vb. 3 p. pr. sees 43.14, 44.21.
Islawe, pp. slain 44.22.
Iustly, adv. justly 5.16.
Iustyse, sb. justice, judge, 22.100.
Iuynt, vb. 3 p. pr. joins 42.9.
Iworthe, vb. become 43.16.
Karful, a. grievous, sad, full of care, 26.64.
King, kyng(e), sb. 2.39, 5.5, 7.5, 8.7, 9.5, &c.
Klyng, v. clinge.
Kniȝt, knyght, sb. knight 2.39, 19.24.
Know, vb. 27.23;
3 p. pr. knowethe 9.21.
Knyȝthode, sb. 28.38.
Labour, vb. 23.103.
Ladis, sb. Lady’s 26.72.
Lang, long, a. 3.50, 64;
adv. 28.45, 33.40.
Lappe, vb. wrap 21.39.
Last(e), a. 4.73, 12.23, 32.22;
at þe last 33.39, 34.62.
Late, lete, lett, vb. imp. let 14.34, 16.49, 18.48, 23.127, 25.51.
Lay, vb. 3 p. pr. layes 32.3;
3 p. p. leyd(e) 1.3, 27.24;
pp. layd(e) 33.44, 54, 34.64.
Lede, vb. subj. lead 25.58, 34.82.
Leinþ, sb. length 3.54.
Leniþ, vb. 3 p. pr. rewards 4.78. OE. lēanian.
Lent(e), y-lent, pp. lent, granted 15.29, 17.28, 21.40; OE. lǣnan.
Lere, vb. teach 44.27.
Leste, vb. last 45.31.
Lest(e), conj. 4.76, 25.58.
Leve, lyffe, vb. live 19.24, 28.41, 33.35;
2 p. pr. leuyst, leuuyst 25.50, 26.62;
3 p. pr. lyueth 23.105;
imp. lyffe 19.23;
3 p. p. levyd 34.57.
Lewe, vb. imp. leave 19.29.
Lif(e), liif, lyf(e), lyffe, sb. life 2.15, 5.23, 8.2, 9.29, 13.3, 14.1, 16.1, 20.1.
Liȝt, lyt, vb. alight, descend;
3 p. p. lytyd 34.75;
pp. liȝt 2.40.
Like, lyk(e), conj. like 5.15, 6.15, 7.19, 8.17, 9.15, &c.
List, lyst, vb. desire 28.47;
3 p. p. liste 27.23.
Liuerei, sb. livery, 3.52.
Logege, vb. lodge 25.58.
Loke, vb. imp. look 25.51.
Lond, sb. land 4.73.
Lord(e), nom. pr. 14.33, 16.48, 18.47, 23.125, 25.45.
Loste, vb. p. pl. lost 28.28.;
v. Ilor.
Loth, a. loth, unwilling 33.54.
Loue, sb. love 23.119, 25.45, 32.13.
Loue, love, vb. love;
2 p. pr. louyst 22.77;
3 p. pr. loues, -is, -ys, 9.17, 10.17, 24.25, 33.29;
loueth, -yth, loveth, -yth(e), loweth 5.17, 8.19, 11.17, 17.31, 27.17;
lu(i)ffis, 6.17, 12.17, 30.17, 31.17;
pp. loued, louyd(e) 5.23, 8.2, 9.29, 13.3, &c.
Louerd, sb. Lord 45.33.
Lowȝ, adv. low 2.40.
Lust, sb. desire 22.83.
Luþer, a. wicked 42.9.
Lutil, adv. little 3.50.
Ly, vb. lie 32.26;
3 p. pr. lyis 24.30;
pl. pr. lye 26.32.
Lyffe, lyneth, v. Leve.
Lykyng, p. pr. pleasing, desirable 32.23.
Mai, may(e), vb. pr. sg. may 1.2, 5.4, 6.4, &c., &c.;
pl. 28.45;
2 p. pr. moue 25.56;
3 p. p. myght, myth 7.4, 24, 9.3, 27.4.
Maistri, sb. mastery, lordship 2.37;
pl. maistres 12.26.
Make, vb. subj. 15.22, 19.19, 21.66, 33.36;
2 p. pr. mase 12.26;
3 p. pr. maketh, -ith, -yth(e) 5.24, 8.3, 9.32, 14.2, 16.2;
2 p. p. madist, -yst 14.33, 16.48, 18.47;
3 p. p. mad(e) 26.69, 32.11, 34.69;
maid 30.27, 31.27;
p. pr. makyng 22.90;
pp. made 20.14, 22.87, 23.101, 27.24;
maked, -id, 1.5, 15.24, 17.23, 19.21.
Man, mon, sb. man 4.71, 77, 5.17, 24, &c.
Maner, sb. 22.96; any maner wise, any kind of way.
Many, a. 11.12, 12.28, 34.76.
Mast, sb. 34.59.
Mede, sb. meed, reward 4.77, 33.43;
pl. meden 2.16.
Mekyl, a. much 33.49;
v. Moche, myche.
Mercy, sb. 25.50.
Merwel, sb. marvel 24.25.
Miȝte, sb. power, might 2.37.
Miseislich, adv. uncomfortably 3.54.
Moche, myche, a. much 4.77;
adv. 15.32;
v. Mekyl.
Moder, sb. mother 3.62.
Mold, sb. mould, pattern, 3.62; OFr. modle.
Mold(e), moolde, moulde, mowld(e), sb. mould, earth 5.13, 7.17, 9.13, 10.13, 11.13, 17.15, &c.
Molys, sb. pl. moles 33.33.
Mone, sb. moan 22.90.
More, adv. 6.15, 28.34, 33.35, 36;
moo 22.80;
a. 28.40.
Most(e), moost, adv. 5.23, 8.2, 14.1, &c.
Moue, vb. 2 p. pr. may 25.56; see Mai.
Muntid, vb. 3 p. pr. 2.16 (glossed metitur) measures, appoints; OE. myntan, to intend, propose, hint.
Mychfulliche, adv. greatly, at so great cost 43.19.
Mynd(e), sb. 25.38, 33.36.
Myrth(e), sb. mirth, joy 26.64, 66.
Myscheue, vb. subj. come to grief, meet with misfortune 16.49, 18.48; OF. meschever.
Myschyffe, sb. misfortune, evil plight 14.34.
Mysdon, misdone 34.66.
Myse, vb. miss 26.64.
Mysgete, p. misgotten 23.112.
Mysplese, vb. displease 15.43, 17.42, 21.60.
Naked, nakid, -it, -yd(e), -yt, a. naked 5.24, 7.14, 8.24, 15.37, 25.32, &c.
Namyd, vb. 3 p. p. named 34.69.
Nawte, pr., v. Nocht, noght.
Nede, sb. need 34.80.
Netfulliche, adv. of necessity 44.25.
Neuer(e), neuyr(e), never, nevyr, adv. never 5.15, 7.19, 8.17, 15.22, 17.21, 19.15, 34.58, &c.
Niȝt, nyȝt, nyght, nyht, sb. night 4.78, 15.20, 17.19, 19.17, 21.62.
Nim, vb. take 1.2, OE. niman.
Noblenes, sb. high estate, nobility 28.35.
Nobley, nobylay, sb. noble estate or condition 10.2, 32.2.
Nobul, a. noble 5.2.
Nocht, noght(e), nogth, noht, nouȝt, nought(e), nowght, nawte, pr. nought 5.2, 6.2, 7.2, 9.4, &c.
Non(e), pr. none 22.92, 28.27, 34.61.
Nor, conj. than 30.16, 31.16.
Nother, conj. neither 25.60.
Nothing(e), nothyng(e), pr. nothing 5.6, 9.6, 24.8, 31.6.
Now(e), adv. 28.41, 31.10, 32.3.
Of-souȝt, pp. attacked 43.18.
Old(e), a. old 28.41, 34.74.
Onkynde, a. unkind, unnatural 33.47.
Oode, sb. odd 25.51,
for oode ne for ewyne, for odd nor even, on no account.
Opon, prep. var. of upon 12.1, 2, &c.
Or, adv. before 23.113, 28.50; OE. ǣr.
Ordande, vb. 3 p. p. ordained 12.29.
Oribyll, a. horrible 21.52.
Othe, sb. oath 33.52.
Oþer, a. other 1.2.
Other, owther, owþir, conj. either, or 6.18, 11.18, 30.18, 31.18.
Our(e)s, ouris, -us, -ys, owres, -is, -ys, owrris, houris, pron. ours 5.10, 6.10, 7.10, 8.12, 9.10, &c, &c.
Owris, ? ours 24.23.
Pale, a. 28.32.
Palfrei, palfreye, sb. palfrey 3.49, 32.20.
Paradys, sb. Paradise 34.70.
Parting, partyng(e), parttynge, sb. parting, leave-taking, 5.8, 6.8, 14.11, 24.10, &c.
Pas(e), passe, vb. pass 8.26, 9.24, 10.24, 25.34, &c.
Payne, sb. pain 23.108,
pl. paynes, peynes, peynys 14.33, 16.48, 18.47, 23.126.
Paynt(e), peynte, vb. paint 15.21, 17.20, 19.18, 21.63.
Pepul, sb. people, 25.44.
Perische, vb. subj. perish 22.99.
Petous, petus, a. 10.8, 16.10, 20.20;
v. Piteuous.
Petrus, a. ? piteous 5.8.
Piteuous, pyteous, pytous, pytyus, a. piteous 8.10, 13.12, 14.11, 19.8.
Place, sb. 25.48, 26.62.
Playn, a. plain 28.47.
Plese, vb., please 22.95.
Plowe, sb. plough 32.15.
Poor(e), por(e), pure, a. poor 7.16, 10.24, 11.24, 15.25, 39, 30.24, &c.
Pore, sb. the poor, 1.6.
Portratowre, sb. portraiture 28.48.
Praie, pray(e), preye, vb. 8.29, 10.27, &c.,
imp. 13.31, 15.46, 18.45, 29.63;
1 p. pr. 9.27;
pr. pl. 7.23.
Prankys, vb. 3 p. pr. to show oneself off, strut, parade 32.20; MDu. pronken.
Pride, sb. 33.53.
Prode, proud, prowde, prowt, prude, a. proud 7.15, 15.24, 17.23, 19.21, 25.33.
Prude, sb. pride 42.5.
Prykys, vb. 3 p. pr. to spur one’s horse 32.20.
Punsched, pp. punished 23.108.
Purvey, purway, vb. make provision 28.52; provide, furnish 26.62.
Pyne, sb. pain 25.59.
Quene, sb. queen 3.49.
Queynt(e), a. ingenious, elaborate, fine 15.22, 17.21, 19.19.
Queytith, vb. 3 p. pr. requiteth 22.93.
Quhen, quhone, adv. 30.7, 11, 19, 31.7, 11, 19;
v. Whan(ne), when(ne).
Quhill, quhy, 30.23, 26, 31.23, 26;
v. While, Whi.
Race, vb. to tear away, snatch 22.72; OF. racher, -ier, from arrachier.
Ragged, raggid, a. 15.30, 17.29, 21.42.
Rakid, pp. raked, covered, buried 15.26, 17.25; ON. raka to scrape, rake, cf. Ch. Monkes T. 143 in hoote coles he hath hym seluen raked.
Rank, a. proud, haughty 15.27, 17.26.
Rather(e), rathar, rathyr, adv. 5.16, 6.16, 7.20, &c.
Recke, vb. reck, care, heed 34.58.
Rede, vb. read 25.47; guide, direct 33.46.
Rekenyng(e), rikenynge, sb. account 15.42, 18.41, 21.58.
Rekyn, vb. subj. reckon, take count of 28.37.
Renown, sb. 28.33.
Rent, to-rent, pp. rent, torn 15.30, 17.29, 21.42, 25.45.
Rent(e), sb. revenue, income, tribute 7.7, 9.7, 10.7, &c.;
pl. rentes, -is, -ys, 6.7, 8.9, 11.7, &c.
Repente, vb. imp. 23.121.
Resoune, sb. reason 23.118.
Reste, vb. rest 25.48.
Restore, vb. imp. 23.111.
Rewful, rewfulle, a. rueful 15.35, 17.34.
Riche, rych, sb. rich 1.6, 25.40.
Right, sb. righteousness, good 2.41.
Right, riht, ryght, a. 34.82;
adv. 5.20, 21.58, 33.46.
Risynge, sb. uprising, resurrection 18.40, 21.56.
Rode, roode, sb. rood 25.45, 34.78.
Rof, sb. roof 2.17, 32.26.
Ros, vb. 3 p. p. rose 34.79.
Ruli, ruly, a. or adv. rueful(ly) 15.30, 17.29; OE. hrēowlīe.
Ryches, sb. pl. riches 25.38.
Rydys, vb. 3 p. pr. rides 33.42.
Sake, sb. 33.38.
Salle, sb. hall, palace, court 12.24.
Same, a. 32.11.
Saule, sb. soul 12.32;
v. Soule.
Save, sawe, vb. save 34.77;
3 p. pr. sauyd 34.76.
Say, vb. 12.21;
3 p. pr. sais(e), sase 6.10, 12.10;
saith(e), sayth(e) 5.10, 8.12, 20.27, 22.91;
sayis, says 10.10, 30.10, 31.10;
seiþ, seyth, seth 7.10, 11.10, 14.13, &c.
Schal, shall, vb. shall;
2 p. pr. schalt, 2.29;
3 p. pr. sal(e), sc(h)al, schall(e), shall(e) 5.8, 12, 6.8, 16, 7.6, 20, &c.;
pl. schullen 2.18;
2 p. p. schuldist 22.80;
3 p. p. scholde, schould(e), schuld(e), shuld, sold, sulde 6.15, 9.15, 23, 10.23, &c.
Scharp(e), sharp(e), a. sharp 5.12, 6.12, 8.14, 17.14, 30.12, &c.
Sched, vb. 3 p. p. shed 25.46.
Schend, vb. subj. shame, disgrace 4.76;
pp. schent 33.55.
Schene, a. bright, beautiful 3.51.
Schouris, -ys, schowres, -is, -ys, shour(e)s, showres, -is, sb. pl. 5.12, 7.12, 8.14, &c., &c.;
scowrrys 6.12, schorrys 24.16.
Schroud, schrud, shroude, shrowde, sb. clothing 3.51, 15.25, 17.24, 19.22.
Scowrrys, sb. pl. 6.12, showers; (or perh. stourrys, battles, tumults, OF. estor, estour).
Secatours, sb. pl. executors 24.24, ME. also secetour, sectour.
Securlye, adv. certainly, surely, 26.66.
Seluen, pron. self 44.24.
Sely, a. blessed 12.24;
simple 32.24.
Sen, syn, conj. since 8.26, 25.34, 30.24.
Seruyse, sb. service 22.94.
Set, vb. 3 p. pr. sattys 32.4;
pp. set(e), sett(e), ysette 5.3, 6.3, 7.3, &c.
Seth(e), sethen, sith, syth, conj. since 9.24, 10.24, 11.24, 29.60, 32.12.
Seven, nu. 32.22.
Seynt Powlis, 28.48 St. Paul’s.
Shewith, vb. 3 p. pr. shews 28.49.
Short, a. 28.36.
Shyne, vb. shine 27.22.
Sin, synne, sb. sin, 4.76, 23.115.
Skin, sb. 2.18.
Skyle, sb. reason 25.41.
Slogh, sb. slough, skin, covering, 32.17, 33.40.
Smarte, sb. smart, pain 24.17.
Smele, vb. smell 24.29.
Socowre, sb. succour 28.40.
Soffyre, sofur, vb. 10.12, 24.16;
v. Suffer.
Solde, pp. sold 34.73.
Sone, adv. soon 33.48;
sonar, sone(a)r 27.16, 30.16, 31.16.
Sore, a. sore, grievous 23.104;
adv. 15.33, 23.116.
Sorow(e), sb. sorrow 22.84, 34.81.
Soule, sowle, sb. soul 3.63, 33.38;
v. Saule.
Space, sb. space of time, respite 26.63.
Sped(e), vb. speed 24.6, 34.81.
Spille, spylle, vb. perish, be destroyed 14.34, 16.49, 18.48, 23.128.
Starte, sb. a sudden movement 24.18.
Thi lyfe ys but a starte, but for a moment.
Stede, sb. steed 33.42.
Stelis, vb. 3 p. pr. steals 32.17.
Steyuyne, sb. voice 25.49; OE. stefn.
Stie, stye, vb. ascend, mount 14.36, 16.51, 18.50, 23.132; OE. stīgan.
Stille, adv. silently 23.126.
Stink, stynk(e), sb. stink 6.20, 8.22, 30.20, 31.20, &c.
Stounde, sb. hour 34.75; OE. stund.
Stourrys, sb. pl. conflicts 6.12; OF. estor, (probably Scourrys; v. Schouris).
Stoute, stowte, a. bold, proud 8.25, 9.23, 15.38, &c.; cf. OF. estout.
Streinþ, sb. force, violence 3.53.
Streite, streyt, a. close, exact 15.42, 17.41, 21.58.
Streytly, adv. closely 28.39.
Strive, stryue, vb. 22.72, 28.55.
Stronge, a. strong 34.59.
Styeþ, vb. 3 p. pr. ascends, mounts up 42.5.
Styke, sb. 5.20, erron. for stynke.
Suffer, -ir(e), -yr(e), suffre, soffyre, sofur, vb. suffer 5.12, 6.12, 7.12, 8.14, 9.12, 10.12, 11.12, 24.16, &c.;
2 p. p. sufferdyst, suffredist, suffridist 14.32, 16.48, 18.47, 23.126.
Sullen, vb. 1 pl. pr. shall 43.16.
Superflue, a. superfluous 15.33.
Sweet(e), sweit, swet(e), swett, vb. sweat 5.18, 6.18, 11.18, 15.33, 21.48, 31.18, &c.;
3 p. pr. swetys 10.18.
Swerys, vb. 3 p. pr. swears 33.52.
Swink(e), swynk(e), vb. toil, labour, ref. as for sweet(e) supra.
3 p. pr. swynkes 10.18.
Swynkynge, labour, exertion 23.104.
Symple, a. simple 25.34.
Syttythe, vb. 3 p. pr. sits 9.11.
Take, vb. 33.37, 39;
imp. 24.5, 25.49;
3 p. pr. takys 32.2;
2 p. p. tokist 23.125;
3 p. p. toc, toke 1.1, 34.81;
pp. taken 12.31.
Tent, sb. heed, attention 25.49.
Teriþ, vb. 3 p. pr. tears 2.27.
Than(ne), then(ne), adv. then, 1.2, 2.18, 5.12, 11.8, &c., &c.
That, pron. and conj. 2.30, 3.51, 6.17, &c.;
pl. þose 7.10.
Thenk, think(e), thynk, vb. think 15.40, 17.39, 21.46;
imp. 4.72, 12.26, 28.42;
1 p. pr. 8.19, 27.17, 30.17, 31.17;
methink(e), thynke, thynkes 5.17, 6.17, 9.17, 10.17, &c.;
3 p. pr. þenkiþ, thenkys 10.6, 14.9;
thinkis, thynketh(e), -ith, -yth(e), -is, -ys(e), thyngkethe, thyngkys 5.6, 6.6, 8.8, 9.4, 11.6, 13.10, 16.8, 19.6, &c.;
p. pr. thynkyng 20.16.
Þilke, pron. that same 44.26.
This, thys, pron. 5.10, 6.10, &c.;
pl. these 13.14;
þir 30.10.
Thocht, thoght(e), thought(e), þouȝt(e), thouthe, thowght(e), thowht, thowth, sb. thought 5.3, 6.3, 7.3, 22, 8.5, 28, 9.2, 26, 10.3, 26, 11.3, 26, 12.1, &c., &c.
Thynkynge, sb. thought, consideration, 21.54.
Thorow, prep. through, 26.72.
Þre, nu. three 2.42.
Þroh, þrouȝ, sb. coffin, 1.3, 2.42; OE. þrūh.
Thouh, þouw, conj. though 3.50, 21.33.
Till, prep. to, 30.4, 31.4.
Toght, adv. 32.16, prob. erron. for togh, tough;
rimes plowe, slogh, inowe.
Torn(e), turn(e), vb. turn 7.22, 8.28, 9.26, 10.26, 11.26, &c., &c.
Totoren, pp. torn, rent 45.34.
Tour(e)s, -is, -ys, towres, -is, -ys, towrrys, sb. towers 3.65, 5.9, 6.9, 7.9, 9.9, 10.9, &c., &c.
Toward, prep. 2.14.
Trauayles, traue(i)list, traueylist, vb.
2 p. pr. labourest 15.20, 17.19, 19.17, 21.62.
Trede, vb. tread;
pp. ytrede 23.114.
Trewth, trowthe, sb. truth 23.104, 28.47.
Tristyn, vb. trust 22.95;
imp. trust 24.24.
Turment, sb. torment 15.31, 17.30, 21.44.
Tyllys, vb. 3 p. pr. tills the ground, 32.15.
Tyme, sb. time, 12.21.
Unclade, a. 25.35.
Undeuout, a. undevout, 15.27.
Unresonably, adv. unreasonably, 21.48.
Unreydy, a. unready 25.56.
Unsiker, a. uncertain, 28.43.
Upon, uppon, vp(p)on, vpoun, prep. 5.3, 4, 5, &c., 8.5, 7, &c.;
v. Apon, Opon, Ypon.
Upsodown, adv. upside-down 28.35, from up swa down.
Vayn, in vayn, in vain 28.55.
Vede, sb., for weed—dress, apparel 33.41.
Verrid, vb. 3 p. pr. warreth 2.26.
Walk, vb. 3 p. p. walkyd 34.71;
p. pr. walkand 33.41.
Wan, a. 28.32.
Wan, vb. 28.29; v. Win.
Wan(ne), were, when, where 42.5, 44.25, 45.30, 32.
Wanton, wantowne, a. 15.21, 17.20, 19.18, 21.64.
Wantyng(e), p. pr. lacking 17.27, 21.38.
Wars, a. worse 24.30.
Waxin, -yne, pp. waxen, grown 9.1, 32.1.
Waye, wei, wey(e), sb. way 3.50, 25.56, 32.19, 34.82.
Weden, sb. pl. weeds, apparel 2.13.
Wel(le), adv. well 4.75, 24.6.
Welth, sb. wealth, 27.13, 34.65.
Wend(e), vb. wend, go 2.30, 4.74, 25.56, 30.24, 31.24;
pr. pl. wendiþ 2.41;
3 p. p. went 34.58.
Wene, vb. 1 pl. pr. think, expect, ween 3.50.
Weriþ, vb. pr. pl. wear 3.51.
Werkis, werkys, sb. pl. works 25.50, 52.
Whan(ne), when(ne), quhen, quhene, adv. when 1.1, 2.17, 5.11, &c., &c.
Whar-of, whereof 4.74.
Whi, why, quhy, conj. 2.26, 5.17, 6.18, 8.19, &c.
While, whill, quhill, whyl(e), whyles, conj. while 7.22, 8.28, 9.26, 13.30, &c.;
the whyle þat 10.26, 11.26.
Whoder, adv. whither 4.74.
Wickidli, wickydly, wikkidly, wikyd, wyckydly, wykedly, wy(k)kydly, wykydely, wykytly, adv. wickedly 7.21, 8.27, 10.25, 13.29, 15.44, 18.43, 26.67, 29.3, 61.
Will, wyl, wyll(e), wol(e), vb. 3 p. pr. 5.18, 12.18, 13.22, 15.33, 17.32, 21.48, &c.;
3 p. p. & p. pl. wold(e) 5.5, 16, 6.5, 16, 7.5, 20, &c., &c.;
wald 30.5, 31.16.
Wille, wylle, sb. will 14.35, 16.50, 18.49, 23.130.
Win, vb. to win;
3 p. pr. wins 31.9, wynneth(e), -yth(e), -es, -is, -ys, 5.9, 6.9, 7.9, 8.9, &c., &c.;
2 p. p. wonne 2.30; 3 p. p. wan 28.29;
pp. iwonne 1.1.
Wise, sb. manner, fashion, guise, 22.96.
Wise, vb. guide, direct 44.27.
Wisely, adv. 28.52.
Within, -inne, -yn, -ynne, adv. 5.19, &c., &c.
Withowttyn, wittovte, prep. without 25.48, 26.66.
Witte, sb. wit, intelligence 23.118.
Wo, woo, sb. woe 12.32, 22.84.
Woh, wow, sb. evil 1.1;
pl. wowȝ 2.41. OE. wōh, wōȝ-, crooked, evil.
Wol(e), 15.33, 17.32, 21.48;
v. Will.
Woman, sb. 32.13.
Wonder, -ir(e), wondre, wondur, wondyr, woundyr, sb. wonder 5.17, 6.17, 8.19, 9.17, 10.17, &c., &c.
Wonderfull, wondirfullie, adv. wonderfully 30.1, 31.1.
Wonderly, wondirlie, -ly, wondurly, wondyrly, wounderly, woundyrely, adv. wondrously 5.1, 6.1, 7.1, 8.4, 10.1, 11.1, 12.3, 13.5, 14.4, 16.3, 19.1, 20.6, 24.1, 30.25, 31.25.
Worching(e), -ynge, p. pr. working 14.35, 16.50, 18.49.
World, sb. 28.29.
Worldly, adv. 27.1, perh. erron. for wonderly.
Wormes, -ys, sb. pl. 2.14, 32.25, 33.44, 45, 46.
Wor-schyp, -ship, sb. 7.2, 12.25.
Worthy, a. 28.25, 30;
sb. pl. worthyes 27.21.
Worthynes, sb. worthiness, honour, 28.40.
Wote, wottis, vb. 3 p. pr. knows 24.12, 33.46;
3 p. p. wyste 34.67.
Wounde, sb. wound 34.76, 78.
Wrecchid(e), wreched, -yd, a. wretched 15.20, 24, 28, 17.19, 23, 19.17, 21.
Wrikkend, p. pr. moving, walking 2.13; Dan. vrikke, Du. wrikken.
Wrocht, wroght(e), wroht, wroth, wrought(e), wrouȝt(e), wrouhte, wrout(h)e, wrowght(e), pp. wrought, made 5.1, 6.1, 7.1, 23, 8.1, 27, 29, 9.1, 25, 27, &c., &c.
Wrong, sb. 42.1.
Wroten, vb. to root, turn up with the snout 2.18;
3 p. pr. wrotys 33.33; OE. wrotian.
Wroth, a. 33.48, 51;
(7.1, spelling of wroht, v. Wrocht, wroght).
Wryeþ, vb. 3 p. pr. turns, inclines 42.6.
Wryttyne, written 25.39.
Wyn, sb. joy, pleasure 32.25.
Wynde, sb. wind 33.48.
Wynde, vb. to wind 32.24.
Wyne, sb. wine 25.60.
Wyste, 34.67; v. Wote.
Wyte, vb. imp. guard, keep 45.35.
Ya, int. yea, verily 12.7, 11, 15.
Yelde, yeelde, ȝeelde, vb. yield, render, pay 15.42, 18.41, 21.58;
3 p. pr. yeldis 33.56.
Yeȝt, yet, ȝet, yit, ȝit(t), ȝyt(e), adv. yet 6.16, 7.20, 8.18, 9.12, 16, &c.
Yong, a. young, 28.41.
Ypon, prep. var. of upon 11.3.
Ȝefe, ȝeyf, vb. imp. give 24.24, 26.61.
Ȝere, sb. pl. years 34.74.